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japonske avtoritete na Javi dobile navodila
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Tokio. 25. sept.—Cesar Hirohi-Jo je na sestanku s časnikarji dejal, da se je izrekel za končanje vojne v soglasju s smernicami narodne politike in naglasi, da bodo socialne izpremem-be na Japonskem izvršene na ustavni način. Hirohito, ki ni iamo cesar, temveč v očeh svojega ljudstva tudi božanstvo, je lanikal obdolžitev, da je on odredil zavratni napad na Pearl Urbor. Pričakoval je, da bo pneral Tojo, ki je bil takrat »redsednik vlade, napovedal rojno Ameriki na formalni na-an.
Hirohito je dejal, da je živil-ki problem glavni na Japon-kem. Ako bo imelo ljudstvo ovolj živil, se bodo lahko uve-javile potrebne 1%/orme. Izra-jl je upanje, da* bo Japonska pet prišla v krog svetovnih na-odov, kakor tudi zadovoljstvo, ter se zavezniška okupacija japonskih otokov vrši brez inci-entov.	' , » *
Prej je bilo naznanjeno, da n Hirohito obiskal generala )ouglasa MacArthurja, povelj-uka zavezniške okupacijske si-e na Japonskem. Obisk bosta žirala japonski admiral Fu-i in ameriško poslaništvo. Doslej se ni pokazalo nobeno seenje, da se bo Hirohito od-N*dal prestolu. Radijsko počilo h Curigklhga, da b6 abdi-al. je zanikal premier Higaši-uni.
Nova serija drastičnih dekre-dv, katere je objavil MacAr-ur, je dokaz, da Hirohito in Dkijska vlada nimata kontrole usodo Japonske. Dekreti ločajo strogo kontrolo cen in tamrznenje" notranje in zuna-e trgovine. Časniška agentu-Domci, ki je bila glasilo voj-i lordov in militaristov, je gubila vse privilegije. Eden med dekretov prepoveduje ziskavc atomske sile v japon-laboratorfj«h, ki so zdaj •od zavezniško kontrolo. Singapor. 25. sept.—Admiral iountbatten, vrhovni poveljnik vezniških sil v južnovzhodni ^•Ji. je instruiral japonske av-oritete na Javi, glavni koloniji lolandske Vzhodne Indije, da ,e smejo izročiti oblasti nobeni rakciji. Japonci še vedno kon-rolirajo Javo, čeprav se je Ja-
Kot je bilo v Prosveti že naznanjeno, je glavni odbor na svojem polletnem zborovanju v mesecu avgustu 1.1. razpisal izredno kampanjo za nove člane, ki naj traja šest mesecev in prične 1. oktobra 1945 in konča 31*. marca 1946.
Ta kampanja, katero smo imenovali "KAMPANJA OB PRILIKI DVAJSETLETNICE ANGLEŠKO POSLUJOClH DRUŠTEV," je za člape mladinskega oddelka in oddelka odraslih, ki se vrši z geslom: "ZA BRATSTVO IN BOLJŠO BODOČNOST ČLOVEŠTVA."
Namen te kampanje je povišati število članov v svrho, prvič, da tako počastimo spomin pred dvajset leti začetega gibanja organizirati v naši organizaciji društva z angleškim poslovnim jezikom, in drugič, da na ta način izkažemo svoje spoštovanje onim članom, ki so v času druge svetovne vojne služili v ameriški oboroženi sili in se borili za demokracijo in svetovni mir.
Angleško poslujoča društva so važnega pomena za napredek Jn bodočnost jednote. Vsakdo izmed njih lahko deluje na tem jx) svoje, in kot celota je to gibanje vzgojilo med člani ponos in lojalnost ter poglobilo čut odgovornosti do organizacije. Priznati moramo, da brez teh društev ne bi bilo mogoče zainteresirati in obdržati toliko naših sinov in hčera za jednoto tekom zadnjih dvajset let. Vsled tega resno upamo, da se bo vsakdo izmed nas potrudil neglede, če je član slovensko ali angleško poslujočega društva, da bo ta kampanja sijajen uspeh.
In sedaj, ko je vojne konec, česar smo vsi tako željno in nestrpno pričakovali, se naši sinovi in hčere vračajo, in ne bo več dolgo, ko bodo vsi zopet med nami, in aktivni pri svojih društvih. Ni torej več kot pravilno, da vse te, ki so bili vpoklicani v vojaško službo, da se bore in žrtvujejo za ohranitev principov in načel ljudske svobode in prave demokracije ter doprinesli svoje najboljše k končni zmagi; primerno pozdravimo in počastimo z usoehom te kampanje.
Podvizajmo se torej vsi, da bo ta kampanja ŽIV IN ČASTEN SPOMIN obojega! Vsako društvo naj se potrudi,' da doprinese svoj primeren delež za tako važno in potrebno stvar! Zavze-mite se takoj in poskušajte dopolniti svojo kvoto kolikor hitro je mogoče, in storite še nekoliko več, ako Je le mqgoče.
Kot je razvidno !z tozadevne kampanjske tabele, ta kampanja nudi izredno leoe nagrade, kakršnih dosedaj še nismo imeli. Določene so redne <n posebne nagrade, po vrhu tega še GLAVNE NAGRADE—torej obilo za Vaš trud. Za boljše razumevanje cele stvari in ra<Ji večjega uspeha sploh, je priporočljivo, da skrbno prečitate kampanjske določbe, Id so priobčene na drugem mestu danainje Prosvete.
\ TOREJ NA PELO, BRATJE IN SESTRE* POTREBNO JE,
. DA O TEJ STVARI RAZPRAVLJAMO IN DA SE PRIPRAVIMO ZA USPEŠNI IZID TE VAŽNE KAMPANJE TAKOJ.
' VINCENT CAINKAR, gl. predsednik F. A. VIDER, gl. tajnik MICHAEL VRHOVNIK, mladinski ravnatelj.
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Odpor proti argentinski vladi
Priprave za masne demonstracije
Buenoa Airoa. Argentina. 25.
sept.—Demokratične organizacije, ki so imele uspešne politične demonstracije proti vladi generala Edclmira Farrella v glavnem mestu, so se odločile za demonstracije v vseh velikih mestih. V načrtu imajo tudi splošno stavko. Organizacije so ustanovile od-
rf;uvu' ccprav	Ja:' bor za demokratično koordina-
ta brezpogojno podala pred ^ R_rilll Hnl0nin nai.
*'iitii tedni.
|Na Javi si prisvaja oblast republikanska frakcija, katere vo-'ja Jo dr. I. R. Soekarno. On Mudi vodja nacionalističnega '•banja. Soekarno je namerama1 proglasiti svojo oblast, a sc F premislil no svarilu, katero ' Prejel od britskih vojaških! pVtoritet.
cijo v Rosariju, drugem naj večjem argentinskem mestu. Odbor bo vodil energično kampanjo, da seznani javnost v vseh ameriških državah o svojih namenih in ciljih.
i Novi odbor bo poslal repre-zentante v Washington v bližnji bodočnosti, kakor tudi v glavna mesta drugih ameriških držav.
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zunanjih ministrov ameriških
držav, ki se bo vršila Janeiru, Brazilija.
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Wiesbaden. Nemčija. 25. aept —Ameriške avtoritete so z na-fSnoiaji z Japonsko ne^enom, da uničijo potencialne ^ pogojni bazi, temveč korenine fašizma v tujini in pre-
Jl*gi brezpogojne kapitu- ®krbe ">ožni vir reparacij, aeata-Piavi naznanilo. "Gene- vile nečrt glede zasege nemike-' Arihur ima vso oblast v ga imetja v nevtralnih državah, ►lu *n izvajanju smernic. | švedska. Sv*» In Argentina so 1 S"glasju s potsdamsko zagotovile kooperacijo. Trdi «e, ,r "io o poplopanju na- da nemško imetje samo v latin-J*Ponakl.H	. ski Ameriki predstavlja več mi-
—--lijonov dolarjev Samo imetje
koncema I. O. Farben, medna-rodne kombinacije, se ceni na $23,000,000
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I '^"'«ton. D C., 25. aept
7 M proti enemu gla-j potrditvi je glasoval samo nenadna O. Achesona ¡ tor Wherrv. republikanec iz Ne-'g« podtajnika. Proti I braake.
Potrdi
Laski za prelom
s Španijo
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Franco mora priti na listo vojnih zločincev
London. 25. sept. — Profesor Harold kaski, načelnik britske delavske stranke, je v svojem govoru po radiu predlagal, naj demokratične države takoj pretrgajo odnošaje s špansko fašistično vlado diktatorja Franca. Govor so poslušali ns masnem shodu v Madison Square Gar-denu v New Yorku, ki so ga ¿klicali prijatelji španskih republikancev.
Laski je v svojem govoru na-glasil, ds goyori v svojem Imenu, ne v imenu britske delavske vlade. On je ostro obsodil Francov režim in izjavil, da je produkt britsko-ameriške ne-vmeševalne politike. Dejal je, da je bila Francova Španija nevtralna v vojni iz bojazni, ne dobre volje, pred zavezniki.
"Zavezniki niso doprinašali ogromnih žrtev v vojni z namenom, da ostane Francov režim na krmilu,H je rekel Laski. "Te žrtve niso bile za španskega kralja, ki ga skuis usiliti Vatikan ljudstvu. Reakcijs govori o štirih svobodah, dasi nima pojma o njih. Franco je odprto in tajno podpiral Hitlerja in Mussolinijs. Španija mora postati republ'ka, da bo ljudstvo" uživalo pravice."
New York. 25 sept.—Nikolsj Nov i ki) v nadomestni načelnik, ruskega poslaništva v Washing ] tonu. je v svojem govoru na »hodu v Madison Square Gar-dnu dejal, da diktator Franco ■pada v isto kategorijo, v kateri sta bila Hitler In Muasollnl. On je predlsgsl. naj pride Franco v seznam vojnih zločincev In pred saveznttko aodiič», da ga kaznuje
Shod je bil sklican v zvezi s kampanjo, da se sbere sklad
Spomenica državnemu tajniku Byrnesu'SOVJETSKA UNIJA glede Trsta in Primorske
Domače vesti
1« Penna
Ambrldge, Pa.—Dne 5. sept. je tukaj umrl Andrej Osanič, star 49 let In doma is vasi Po-) '«vrini odsek je v imenu članstva SNPJ 13. septembra poslal lana v Slavoniji. Bil je član ameriškemu državnemu tajniku na konferenco v London apome-društva it. 33 SNPJ. Tukaj sa-.nico »ledeče vsebine: puščs ženo, dva sinova in sestro.—Po dolgi bolezni je 12. sept. umrla Jostphine Krian, roj. Grosdek, stara 54 let in doma iz Cerklja na Dolenjskem. Bila je članica društva št. 33 SNPJ. Zaputta moža, tri sinove, tri hčere, enega brata In e-no sestro ter 10 vnukov.
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San Franclsco, Calif.—Dne 27. in 28. t. m. nastopi v operi "Ca-valleria Rustioana" znana slovenska pevka Anna Fabian Jud-
Šest in šestdeset tisoč članov Slovenske narodne podporne jod-note, ki so ameriški državljani. Vam želi kot glavnemu saatopniku /t dlnjenih držav na snamenlti konferenci zunanjih ministrov velesil, sledeče v prijazno uvaftevanje:
Informirani siVio, da bo isravnanje tržaškega vprašanja tvorilo del agende na tej konferenci in naa zelo skrbi, ker srno doznali, kako si neke zlonamerne sile prizadevajo Vas prepričati, da Italijani tvorijo tam veliko veČino, kako važna je takosvana Julijska Krajina za Italijo, ln djt bi se sgodlla nezaslišana krivica, ako bi ae ji to sedaj odvzelo, Ker nas večina prihaja is tistih krajev, smo pozitivno prepričani, da je to veliko potvarjanje prave situacije in take trditve niao nič drugega kot hudobna propaganda, katere namen je preprečitev upravičenih jugoslovanskih zahtev.
ix n a i	« Resnica je, da Je vse ondotno ozemlje pretežno slovansko m le
nič v Civic Audltorlumu v San bllo uko že cele vekC| in d§ g§ lulljt prav nlč no potrebuje| rwon
Joseju. Fapianova je že ve*- „ agregivne aapiracije, in jI je bil Trst Vse od časa prve svetovne Krat nastopila na slovenskih vojne ^ k||teri ^ bu po kr|vlc, prianMI( ^mo {9lko ^„pt^^r.
, nU	- .	*ko brtm*' dočim J« Sloveniji nujno potreben ter življenskega
Clevelandako vesti	pomena sanjo. Vse ozemlje vshodno od reke 8oče, uključlvil Trst
Cleveland, O.—tJoseph Metli- ln Gorico ter vso Istro, je jesikovno in semljepisno v Jugoslovan-ka je prejel plamo is Trsta od skem osliču ter mora iz gospodarskih in vseh praktičnih oslrov svoje matere, ki piie, da so lju-' logično pripadati Jugoslovanom, ki ga upravičeno zahtevajo, djt mnogo prestali v vojni.— , velika večina prebivalstva omenjenih krajev je «mera'j stre-Rojakinja Koiar je prejela pi-| mela ^ ldruiitvt , Jugoslavijo ln postati del te države, In ko je smo od brata, da je umrla mati ubruhnila ta vojna, se je Ukoj pridružilo jugoslovanski osvobodil-tiSlii 0Ilif^L.!!/ V nl vojski ter se borilo na atrani zaveznikov v trdni veri, da se voj-
skuje za osvoboditev in samoodločevanje narodov, ln v upanju, da se bodo njegove stoletja stare sanje, da postanejo svobodni in bratsko združeni v demokratični Jugoslovanski državi, končno uresničile, V tej zavesti so se junaško borili s italijanskimi fašisti in nemikimi nacijl Štiri lata ter prelivali kri in umirali sa svojo in zavezniško stvar in s tem ohranili tudi tisoče Življenj ameriških vojakov, ln radi tega ie ukora! nemogoče zapopasti, da bi se upra
pri Višnji gorL—Anton Kapel je bil obveščen, da je njegov brat Jože padel na evropskem bojiiču. Star je bil 35 let ln doma <z Kala pri Št. Petru na Notranjskem.—Ida Lap je prejela pismo od svakinje iz Bistrice pri Št. Rupertu na Dolenj
oče ln sestra doma, za brate pa ne vedo kje sa-^PoroČena sta bila William Francis in Frances Intihar.
Nova knjiga
New York, N- Y.-Izila je nova knjiga "Two Hundred 50 Million and One Sbvi," ki jo je gpiaal Vlaho 3. Vlahovlc. Knjiga ima 110 strani in njena vsebina ie le kratek obris zgodovine Slovanov in je opremljena z zemljevidi ter rasnimi pojasnili. Naroča se pri Slav Publishing, Inc., 5 Beekman 'st, New York T/ N. Y. Trdo vesa-na knjiga Itane $3, mehko vs-zana pa $2.	|
Cox odklonil pozicijo wnatorja
Columbus, O., 25. sept.-Go-verner Frank J. Lausche je naznanil, da Je Jsmes M. Cox odklonil ponudbo, naj sprejme pozicijo zveznega senatorja, ki je bila izpraznjena, ko je predsednik Truman Imenoval aenatorja Burtona za člana federalnega vrhovnega sodiičs. Cox Je bil pred
skem, v ksterem ji piše, da so vičene želje ljudstva, ki Je toliko let v naltežjlh razmerah vstraj-
^So vodilo tako gorostasten boj ter toliko doprineslo sa skupno zavezniško stvar, mogle kar Uko prezreti. Zgodila bi se strašna tragedija, če bi sedaj soet bilo isrodeno Italijanskim fašistom aH katerim koli tujim lmperlalistom in satiralcem. To bi bilo nizkotno isdajstvo principov štirih svobodičin in samoodločevanja, ki Jih ja pokojni predsednice Roosevelt tako sanosno poudarjal ln osnanje-val. To bi pomenilo nadaljevanje sovražnosti in vojn med ljudstvi ln onemogočilo trajen mir. Nasprotno pa bi uključltav omenjenih krajev jugosloysnskl državi bilo samo pravilno ln pravl6no rn rtotično vDrafcs|ftfRJ><ty najbolj zadovoljivo rešeno. * ^ ,, Na podlagi tega aoeilrnmo na Vas, gospod Hyrnes, kot državni ga tsjnika, da rabite ugled in vpliv Vašega odličnega urada.— SLOVENSKA NARODNA PODPORNA JEDNOTA.
sedrfliki kandidat stranke 1. 1920
demokratske
Reorganiziranje avstrijske vlade
Delegati se sestali
na Dunaju
Dunaj» 25. sept.—Delegati Is devetih avstrijskih provinc so ie , sestsli na Dunaju in začeli ras-, prsvljati o reorganiziran ju vla-, de. Dr. Kari Renner, socialist i In predsednik vlade, Je spslirsl , ns deiegste zs pospešitev rešitve problema, da se bodo volitve Ishko vriile prod fcožičam.
Ssmo 45 izmed 72 delegstov je prišlo ns Dunaj, ko sa je konferenca odprla. Ostale Je zsdr-žalo slabo vreme. Pričakuje se, da bodo prišli na konferenco danea.
PnUani»! mnra	Konferenca Je spravila skupaj
rojasniu mor»	politične prijatelje in nasprotni-
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n isto v in frskcij ljudskih
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Renner se Je pritožil, ker Anglija In Amerika nočeta priznati njegove vlade. Izmed velesil jr vlado priznala samo sovjetska Rusija. Renner Je izjavil, da je zavezniško pri/nanje potrebno, da ae zgredf trdna polittčns in ekonomaka podlaga vladi pred volitvami.
Britski feldmaršal Wilson v zagati
25. sept,—Feldmsrial Henry M. Wilson, represented Velike Britanije v skupni misiji v Washlngtonu, je bil pozvan, naj Ukoj pojasni svojo izjavo, kaUro je podal na seaUnku s časnikarji. V London je priilo poročilo, da je Wilson obdolžil Ameriko, da podpira težnje Rusije. da slednjs dobi dominacijo nad svetom.
BriUka delavska vlada je po-zvala Wilsons, nsj pojasni razgovor s Čaenikaijl. Feldmaršal je baje izjavil, da je Ametiks z odpoklicem voj**kfh čet s Pacifika In Iz držav centralne Evrope omogočila Rusiji vzdrževanj» ravnotežja.
Rritaki sunanji urad Je že Izjavil, da Wilson nl govoril v menu vlade premierja Attlaeja. Poročilo «ud» trdi. da je Wilaon dejal, da bo Ruaija kmalu imela vse podatke o at omaki bombi.
Stavka operatorjev dvigal v New Yorku
Zmaga levičarjev v Franci ji
Socialistična stranka izkazuje napredek
Parts, 25. sept,—Poročila o volilnem izidu v frsneoskih okrs-jih kažejo, da je dežela krenila
na levico. Hocialističns strsnka je izila iz volitev kot najmočnejša grupa. Ona bo imela najmanj 313 sedežev v provinčnlh zbornicah, kar pomeni, ds je pridobi Is 1M sedežev.
Komunisti bodo imeli tt.'l sedežev, 07 Več kot so Jih imeli pred volitvsmt. Stranka socialnih radlkalcev, ki predstavlja center, je bila potisnjens v ozadje/ Vodilns politična stranka je tdsj socialistična, katere vodja Je Leon Blum.
Socialistična zmaga Je tudi zmaga generala Charlesa def (ia ulla, predaednlka začasne francoske vlade. Stranka do-«ledno podpira politiko genera
zahteva besedo na japonskem
Nove komplikacije nastale na konferenci zunanjih ministrov
USTANOVITEV ZAVEZNIŠKE KOMISIJE
London. 25. sept.—Ruski zunanji komisar Molotov je potla-nil probleme Daljnega vzhoda v oapredje na konferenci sunanjih ministrov, zaeno pa je namignil, da Sovjetska unija nl zadovoljna s politiko, katero isvaja general Douglas MacArthur na Japonskem. Vest is zanesljivega vira pravi, da Rusija sahteva besedo na Japonskem ln da ja Molotov predlagal ustanovitev medsaves-niike komisije, kstere člani naj bi se posvetovali s MacArthur-jem o sadevah, nanašajočih se na oblikovanje smernic sa Japonsko ln druge pokrajine na Pacifiku,
Očitno Je, da se Rusija ne strinja s MacArthurjevo politiko na Japonskem. Molotov Je dal ras-umeti, da Rusiia sahteva repre-sentaeljo v medzavesniiki komisiji, katere sedež naj bi bil v To-kiju.
Amerliki državni tajnik James Byrnes je baje odgovoril Molo-tovu, da ameriika delegacija ni pripravljena in da vsled tega ne more raspravljatl o predlogu. Dejal ja, da je priiel na konferenco s namenom, da le udeleži diskusij o reševanju «evropskih problemov, ne pa onih, ki ae na-fialajn na Daljni vshod.
Mnenje ' prevladuje, da to vpraianje, kakor druga, ki so prllls na površje na konferenci zunanjih ministrov, bo odlofteno do druge konference, ki ae bo vr-iils v novembru ali decembru. Odgovor briUkega aunanjega ministra ErnesU Bevlna ruskemu komisarju sllčl Byrnesove-
Nove komplikacije so nasUle, ko Je Molotov povedal Byrnesu ln Bevinu, da KlUJska sploh ne bi smels trpeti besede v razpravah glede mirovnih pogodb sa Italijo, Rumunljo, Bolgarijo, Ogrsko in Finsko. Francija naj bi imela besedo le v sestavljanju pogodbe za Italijo. Ugovor ru* Mkega komisarja proti KiUjskl in Frsnciji je v soglasju s dogovorom, ki Je bil sprejet na pota-dsmski konferenci. Člani ameriške in drugih delegacij so priznali, da je atalliče Molotova v aogla>|U s sporazumom, ki Je bil dosežen med predaednikom Tru-manom, premierjem Attleejem In premiarjem Stalinom v Pota-damu. Ruski zunanji komisar je prišel na konferenco pod vtliom, da bo kitajska delegacija zavzela nevtralno stališče v teku ras-prav o evropakih problemih, Uočim Francija naj bi delila svo-
Is. Komunistlčns slranks Izks- U, poporo enakopravno med xuje napredek v pariškem In j RubIj0 n(( „ri( itrgnl (n Ameriko drugih Industrijskih distriktlh.L^ v«ltko Britanijo na drugI. V drugih dlstriktih so bili ko-| ^„„„^ ^ Mo|fll<lV „gi^i na
rnunistični kandidati poraženi.
Stranka socialnih rsdikalcev je Izgubila 139 sedežev v pro-vlnčnlh zbornicah. Stranke desničarjev so doživele strahovit poraz pri volitvah In kot rezul-Ut ne bodo Imele nobene besede pri določanju političnih »mernic.
Splošne volitve v Franciji se bodo vrille prihodnji mesec. Sedanje so pokazal» sentiment vol lic» v v pr I Jog levičarjem.
New York, 2A. aept - Stavka operatorjev dvigal v nebotičnikih je onemogočile dgatop 1,-acs—easac	i—eaa 500.000 osebem v urade, v kete
1300,0S0 Denar na j bi ae po-1 rih ao uposlene Operatorji so cljl V»like Britanije, Francije in rabil za naaičetanje ln oskrbo' členi unije Ameriške delavske Amerik» v arabakih deželah On 200.000 špensklh republikancev.ffed»rarlJe Konflikt je nasUl, j* «baodll načrt Uh držav, ki do-ki a» neha jajo kot begunci v • ker je bila zahteva za svilen je |oča neomejeno priseljevanje ži-
Vodia Arabcev
proti intervenciji
Kairo, Kgipt, 25 sept Abdul Rahman Azzam, Ujnik Arabsk» lig», se Je izrekel proti Interven
južni Franciji.
plače odbita
dov v Palestino.
opo/icljo pri delegacijah štirih velesil. Iz tega razloga je predlagal revizijo procedure In metod
Konferenca zunanjih ministrov bo najbrže zaključena Jutri ali v četrtek. Sovjetska vlada, pravi poročilo, bo potem odprla direktna pogajanja s Ameriko ln Veliko BrlUnijo. Tek način reievanjs problemov M Nl po mnenju^ameriških avtoritet ryiželjiv..
Bitke med Kitajci in vojaki v Bangkoku
liangkok. Sla m, 2S aept.—Bitke so nastale med kitajskimi civilisti In siamaklmi vojaki v tem mestu, v katerih )» bilo več ubitih In ranjenih. Britske vojsške avtoritet» ao storile korake sa vzpostavitev miru.	«
zunanji ministri odločili glede
trsta
Najvažnejši rezultat pogajanja zunanjih ministrov Amerike, Sovjetske zveze, Velike Britanije, Francije in Kitajske glede po-gpjftV za mirovno pogodbo za Italijo je z natega vidika dejstvo, dl j, Italija izgubila Trst in skoraj gotovo večino osomlja do c»dal pod Italijo, ki Jo po narodnosti prebivalstva Jugoslovanako.
Ministorska pstcrics )o o^lo-¿Ha aapravili Trsi madnarodno pristanišč« tsr Uročiti Jugoslaviji auvoronost nad prebivalcih» na podlagi narodnosti Bede ¿a nova moja mod Jugoslavijo In Italijo bo slonela ns et-aoarsfičaem principu, so pravi na ta način, da bo Mm manj Ju-gcilcvsnov apadalo pod Italijo in manj Italijanov pod Ju-goflavljo. Pcsfbna doputacUa tc komisijo bo obiskala vso prizadeto kraja in as licu mosta ugotovilo končno rssmojltov na podlagi om«nJ«no določbo.
Konferenca se je bistveno držala Izjave sovjetskega ministra Molotova, ki je na časnikarskem sestanku izjavil: "Hrvatom in Slovencem naj bodo vrnjene po-kiajine, ki jim pripadajo. Pravilno je, da spadajo one italijanskega značaja Italiji."
Pi incipielno se je tudi jugo-f _ slovanska vlada držalo tega julija 1945 čitamo sledeče obve-pravca, izvzemši v svoji zahtevi stilo: po Tislu, katerega je zahtevala i odi ekonomskih, geografičnlh in komercialnih razlogov ter ker jo taka volja večine prizadete-i>ta prebivalstva. Ml smo uver-jeni, da bodo bodočo meje med Italijo in Jugoslavijo pravilno urejene, če se bo upoštevala vsa Julijska Krajina kot enota. Uradne številke kažejo, da šteje vsa ta pokrajina okrog 970,000 prebivalstva In sicer 650,000 Jugoslovanov in 320,000 Italijanov. Prebivalstvo Trsta je leta 1936 štelo 242,430 duš, Izmed katerih jo po sodbi angleškega profe-
goslavia has been re-established effective August 22 . . .
With regard to money order service, negotiations are presently under way looking to the early resumption of this service. As soon as necessary arrangements can be mads as regards currency exchange, it is hoped that service may be opened. When it becomes practicable and feasible to resume service, a public announcement to the effect will be made." Rolif Is Amerike v rokah slovonskogs Rdečega križa Med nami je le vedno nekaj novernih Tomažev, ki ne verujejo, da bi kaj relifnih potrebščin, ki jih pošilja v Jugoslavijo War Relief Fund of Americans of South Slavic Descent, prispelo v Slovenijo. V "ljudski pravici" z dne 15.
Rojaki Is Amerike niso possbill svoja domovino
RK8 (Rdeči kril Slovenijo) Jo pokronil šlrokopotosno nabiralno akcijo ss obleko, brsno In sanltotni material mod Slovenci In Jugoslovani, ki Hva v Ameriki. Taga materiala Jo priilo dosloj is toliko, da ao napolnjeno s nJim tri sklsdllčs, ono v Ljubljani, dvoja pa t Dalmaciji. Ko so bo uredil promet s Dalmacijo in promet preko mor
ičin razdeljenih v tedaj osvobojenem delu Slovenije. Zgoraj-šnje poročilo pa jasno pove, da je v Sloveniji že eno polno skla-dišče tega materiala, a vač ga pa le pride iz Dalmacije, čim bo vozni promet zopet urejen. Pomoč se torej deli med najbolj potrebno in med te spadajo tudi Slovenci. To je dokaz, da je bilo nale prvotno postopanje in priporočonje pravilno ter da pravilno doli slovenski Rdeči križ to nalo podporo ne samo med one, ki prosijo, temveč med vse najpotrebnejše. S soje glavnega odbora BANSs
Seje se je udeležilo 24 odbornikov in odbornic. Vršila se je v Chicagu 15. septembra. Podana so bila obiiroa poročila in referati; poročal je tudi nadzorni odbpr in predložil račune do 31. avgusta. Seja je bila v splo-Inem zelo živa in zanimiva.
Po poročilu predsednika JPO-SS brata CaiakarJa, da je ta pomožna akcija soglasno zaključila nakupiti za preostalo vsoto nabranega donarja razne trajne zdravniške aparate in klinične potrebščine, nato se pa razpustiti, je bil izVoljen poseben odbor, Katerega dolžnost je izdelati načrt za bolj intenzivno relifno akcijo med ameriškimi Slovenci pod okriljem SANSa in ZOJSA.
Tajništvu so bila na seji izročena tudi tri darila in sicer je brat Leo JurJovec kot predsednik Zapadno slovansko svese izročil za politično akcijo $300, katero vsoto je SANSu poklonila letošnja konvencija omenjene organizacije, hrvaški rojak Marjan Popovič od tvrtke M. B. Vick Sc Co. pa znesek $100.
Za relifno akcijo je izročila sestra Jooophlno Erjavec« bla-gajničarka podružnice SANSa in JPO-SS iz Jolieta, ček za $1000, ki predstavlja dobitek od shoda dne 19. avgusta/ Ta vso-
sorja A. J. P. faylorja 60,000 slovenskih in hrvaških, 182,430 pa italijanskih in vseh drugih. Te številke bi pokazale, da živi v Julijski pokrajini izven Trsta im 137,570 Italijanov, število Jugoslovanov pa bi znašalo 512,-430. Ti Italijani živijo največ v večjih mestih ob mftrju ter v Gorici. Meje na podlagi etno-grafije si torej ne moremo misliti druge kot ono na zapadu, med Tržiiem in Koroško, kajti v*ika druga meja bi pritegnila več Jugoslovanov na italijansko stran, nego Italijanov na jugoslovanako. Slednje pa sigurno ni namen sedanjega zaključka, kj v glavnem bazira na dejstvu, 4a se Čim zmajšajo narodnostne manjšine in v Novi Jugoslaviji in v povojni Italiji.
Vprašanje Trsta je sicer na papirju rešeno, ampak to je vse. Jugoslavija, Italija in druge države centralne Evrope bodo l-mele v Trstu svobodno mednarodno luko, ki bo pbd administracijo komisije Združenih narodov. Trst kot pristanišče in kot industrijski center pa bo v veliki meri odvisen od svojega zaledja, to je od Jugoslavije, kot je bil za časa italijanske okupacije med 191R in 1945. In to nam da misliti, da vprašanje Trsta tudi sedaj še nI rešeno.
Paketi v Jugoslavijo so carino prosti
Jugoslovanako veleposlaništvo iz Washingtons nam javlja 17. septembra:
AMBASADA DEMOKRATI-CNK FEDERATIVNI JUCKJ-SI.AVIJE SI JEM1JE V CAST NAPROSITI VAS, DA OBJAVITE BLEDECO DOLOČBO PREDHTOJ NIH J UCSOSLO VANSK1H OBLASTI;
PAKETI NAŠIH IZSEUL NIKOV. KI SO NAMENJENI KOT DAR RODBINI V STARI DOMOVINI. tO PROSTI CA RINE IN UVOZNIH DOVO LJENJ.
Paketi se torej lahko pošilja jo prosti vsake carine ali kaki' ga posebnega dovoljenja, in sicer v smislu regulacij ameriških poštnih oblasti.
Is urada ameriškega državi»« ga departmenta amo te dni pt< joli pismo tudi glede pošiljanju iienarja v staro domovino; nuii drugim je rečeno:
"The Department ia in syin l>athy with your desire that all lM»k!iible assistance be rendered to the people of Jugoslavia. TV. matter of the resumption »f «d ditional postal services has be« n under active consideration b\ the Interested agencie* of tin Government for some time. A you are probably aware, ordi nary psreel post service to Ju
Js, bo prišlo še mnogo blaga Is Amsrtke, sekaj nabiralna akcija j ta je namenjena za Slovenijo, onkraj ocoona še nI končana. | Naše prirsdltvos Podružnica RKS rasdeluje is msterUl po
svojih krajevnih ln Inrartnih odborih po vsej Sloveniji med najpotrebnejše. ZakaL dobro vemo. da našo partizanske mstoro selo norsde prosijo, ker se boje, ds so morda drugI le bolj potrebni. Edino krajevni ln kvsr-tnl odbor RKS v sporssumu s poročevalcem odsoka ss socialno' skrbstvo pri pristojnem NOO (Narodnem osvobodilnemu, odbora OF (osvobodilno fronto) lshko Is vodo to rasdelltev res prsvlčno, ne le med prosilce, smpak predvsem med tiste, ki so ros potrebni, pa ssrsdl svoje ■kromnosii ne proeljo.
Ko je bils organizirana pomožna akcija ZOJSA, Slovenija fio ni bila osvobojena, niti še ne velik del Jugoslavije. Vsled te-ga smo apelirali na naše rojake, da prispevajo za relifno akcijo brez razlike, bo li takojšnja pomoč prišla tedaj v Slovenijo ali ne. Nekateri deli Jugoslavije so bili še bolj potrebni. Dasi-ravno torej prve pošiljke niso bile zaznamovane, kje se naj muterial razdeli, je bilo vendar nekaj nujne hrane za otroke, čevljev in zdravniških potreb-
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Žalostneg« «res nsznsnjamo sorodnikom,.prijateljem in insa-cem tuino vest, da je dne 6. septembra 1845 preminul po dolgi in mučni bolezni moj ljubljeni oče
Louis Prošek
Rojen je bil 13. junijs 1876 pri Ljubljani, vas Dolsko. V An* riko je prišel leta 1901 in sictr v Den tot. Colorado. Potem »e )e nasolll v Rock Sorings, Wyo.. kje je ustanovil društvo it IG SNPJ. Lete 1906 se je preselil v Louisville, Colo., nekar. sarsdi slabih rasmer, nasaj v Denver lala 1910 kier je ootem šivel do smrti. Ob smrti Je bil član društva "Columbine" št. 219 SNPJ ks terega je bil večletni predsednik. Zastopal Je društvo kskor dele gat na konvencijah SNPJ. Členstvo omenjenega društvs. kskor tudi mnogi prijatelji in somišljeniki, so mu podarili veliko krssnih roš in vencev v zadnji potdrav.' iskreno se zahvaljujem vsem nuj* imenovanim za vence, maše In sploh	ki so prisostvovali pri
rogrebut Isabella Carrk mr. In mre. John Ambrosich, The Miller family, mr. in mrs. Angelo Luveo. mrs. Agnes Ambrose in sin lui trt. in mrs. Joseph Yaksha, mr in mrs. Frank Grande in heer, tat. in mrs. Frank Hainer Jr., mr. in mrs. Louis J. Levnik. mr. in mrs. Joe Marold, mr. in mrs. John Fitzgerald, mr. in mrs. Anton Skria*. mr. in mrs. Frank Mihecich In drui.. mr. in mrs. N. J. Herold, mr. in mrs. Frenk Marinsek in drui., is Gallups, New Mexico, mr. ut mrs. Mike Kaiser, mr. in mrs. Anton Lunka. mr. in mrs. Anion Zemlik. mr. in mrs. Matt Marinsek, mr. in mrs. P. J Murphy, Anna Sloveč, mr. in mrs. Frank Poaerl in drui. mr. in mrs. Elmer Massaro 1s Baidwina. Colo. mr. in mrs. Anton Oosar. "Colurnbin» dr it. 219 SNPJ. Mr. John Glavech in Louis Olavach is BsldwiM. Colo., mr. in mrs. Harding It Baidwina. Colo., mr. E. O. Barver mi. in mrs. Fraafc Hafner Sr.. mrs. Helea Poprocki in sin Larry mrs. Margaret Caldwell, mrs. Louise De Bets in sin Fred, mr* Stelle Hamilton. Popovteh. Colesh ia JeUaker drui.. mr. in mri. L. B. Larsert Senate Lounge Employees, mr. in mrs. Joe Herl»» in drui.. mr. ia mrs. Joha Popish Jr. la sla: mrs Janesich in hten. mr. In mrs. Geo. Pavlakovich [a sin mr. ia mrs. C. «serhars.^ Joe Dill. mrs. Beaaets ia Mary mr. Joeeoh J«rtt mr. in Knafelc Denver Lodge Ne. 17 B. P. O. Elks. mr. in mrs Madigaa. mr. Ia mrs. Edwin Co* mr in mrs. Russell Volk i« mis« Edna ia mr. Ford mr. la mrs. Geo. Bekke mr. in mrs.. ai■ Mincheli. mr. Pete Nicholsoa mr. Sem Mincheff. mr. Sisn.o naiitatf mr. Philip Pna«ist«ff. mr Jo« Z«jc. mr. la mrs. Mac In mrs. Ev«ns. mr. in mrs. Harry C. Nye in drui. mr. in mr*■ ^ Modic. mrs. Florence Gertoa in drui. mr. ia asrs. Mike Mavjw drui Ako seal «eustils kakšne ime. eroelm. da aai SfS«*- ^^ se Je vršil 10. septembre 1045 po katoliškem obredu na pokopališče. Zahvaljujem se druit pred. Mike Mavet»cu .« ^ John Melovrhu se lepe in ginljtve govore ne «robu. P<*r'b ^ bili: Ted Golesh. Louis Koprivee. John Kaeteic. Frsnk Frank Poierl ia Joe Herlevich. Iskrene «ahvala ¿lanom " tel Jem. ki ste ga prišU obiskat ob ¿asu botesnl. ie enkre« » ^ hvala vsem sa vse. kar koU ste mi dobrege storili v tireh like šeloeti.—Tebi. dragi ia naposeblj^nl «če telim	Lff.
ia lahka naj Ti bo ameriška semlJa^-laJuJoči ostali: Rosi* m ^ aik. hči: vnuka Louis ia Rose Marte Levaik prsvauk Levnik ia «ostra Agaos Meriaaek.—Denver Colorado
Določbe kampanje ob dvajsetletnici angleško poslujočih društev
MPANJA ZA 20-LETNICO ANGLEŠKO POSLUJOČIH Hir^TEV SNPJ je za odrasle in^za mladinski oddelek, za dobo .umpaecev ter prične 1. oktobra 1945 in konča 31. marca 194€L tm^KLAJMO ZA BRATSTVO IN BOLJŠO BODOČNOST.' 1 vaMEN—Pomnožiti članstvo SNPJ v proslavo 20-letnice orga-ania angleiko poslujočih društev, v počast članom, ki so v aški službi tekom druge svetovne vojne in ee tako hrabro bo-V;?,ja7a dosego svetovnega miru.
KDO se JE LAHKO UDELEŽI—Te kampanje se lahko udeleži •In mladinskega oddelka ali oddelka odraslih, torej—vsak član ednute Vsaki prošnji novega člana mora biti priloženo ime dojenega, ki je pridobil novega člana, poleg drugih informacij, ki se
iih zahteva.
KVOTA—Vsakemu društvu )e določeno posebno število novih članov, katere naj pridobi v teku te kampanje; najmanjše število določenih novih članov je pet za ona društva, ki imajo 20 ali manj članov, in za vsakih nadaljnjih dvajset članov enega novega člana. Določeno število novih članov bazira na številu članov oddelka odraslih pri društvih 30. junija. Naslednja tabela pokazuje določeno kvoto za društva: eitnoT v oddalku odrasllh_
Glasovi
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naselbin
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Vipava 24-8-1945 Draga teta in vsi skupaj!
nie, kakor tudi nabirati dobitke. Vsaka nekaj, pa bo šlo, saj gre
Kvota	Članov v oddalku odraslih	Kvota
S novi)	lil do HO članov................	13 novih
• "	tli do 260 " ................	14 "
7 "	201 do 220 " ................	15 "
• "	221 do 240 " ................	16 -
• "	241 do 260 *' ................	IT "
10 "	261 do 260 " ................	.16 "
11 "	261 do 300 . " ................	.16 "
12 "	301 do 320 ali vai ..............	20
20 sli manj članov ...
2J do 40 "' •■■■ 41 do 60 m ••■■-II do 80 ^ ••»
II	do 100
III	do 120 " •••• 1J1 do 140
141 do 160 " ••••
NAGRADE—Redne in izredne nagrade, kakor tudi glavne nagrade so določene v vzpodbudo agitacije za večjo pridobitev novih
članov:
Redne nagrade: Redne nagrade so določene ip vse nove člane na podlagi zavarovalnine za smrtnino in te nagrade bodo izplačane za one nove člane, katerih trimesečni asesment bo plačan, katere
nagrade so sledeče:
Za ¿lana mladinskega oddelka savarovkn v načrtu št. 1..........................11.00
Za člana mladinskega oddelka savarovan v načrtu št. 2 ali 3................ 2.00
Za člana oddelka odraslih savarovan sa 1500 smrtni ne ali mani........... 2.00
Za člana oddelka odraalih savarovan sa $1000 amrtnina ali več.............. 1.00
Itredne ali posebne nagrade: Izredna ali posebna nagrada v vsoti
15 je določena za ne manj kot 5 članov, in za vsakih nadaljnih pet novih članov dodatno $5, in kdor pridobi najmanj dvajset novih članov, še dodatnih $5. Kdor pridobi še nadaljnih dvajset članov, tupaj torej 40 članov, prejme še dodatno k prej navedenim nagradam $10 za vsako skupino po 20 članov, kot pokazuje naslednja tabela:
$5 novih članov $ 70.00 nagrade
00	"	00.00
65	"	00.00
70	"	05.00
75	"	" 100.00
80	"	M 115.00
85	"	" 120.00
80	"	" 125.00
85	"	130.00
100	"	145.00
PROTI ZAKLJUČKU GL. ODBORA V ZADEVI ČLANOV-VOJAKOV
Ronton. Wash.—Ni redni seji r^šega društva št. 377 SNPJ je bil dne 9. septembra prečitan zaključek glavnega odbora glede članov-vojakov in po daljšem razmotri vanju je bil sprejet predlog, da se pošlje protest proti zaključku gl. odbora. "
Članstvu našega društva se ne vidi pravilno, da bi se morali člani-vojaki sedaj zdravniško preiskati, ako žele zooet pristopiti v sklad za bolniško podporo in odškodnino.
Naše mnenje je, da bi jednota sprejela člane-vojake nazaj pod prav istimi pogoji, katerihv so bili deležni poprej, predno so stopili v vojaško službo, oziroma ko so podpisali tako zvano "waiver" listino. Oni člani, ka teri so morda kaj poškodovani, bodo imeli gotovo zdravniške listine ob času odpustitve iz vojaške službe.
V takih slučajih se naj *vna tako kot določajo naša pravila. Torej, zakaj bi delali stroške po nepotrebnem? Dva dolarja od vsake zdravniške preiskave bo organizacijo stalo precej denarja, koristi pa ne bo imel nihče drugi kot samo zdravniki SNPJ bo morda izgubila tudi nekaj naših mladih članov, ako bo glavni odbor postopal tako natančno z njimi. Člani-vojaki bi morali biti sprejeti nazaj v bolniški sklad brez vsakih zadržkov, Saj so se vendar borili za demokracijo naše dežele in za čast in slavo tudi naše organizacije!
Upamo, da bo glavni odbor izključil zdravniško preiskavo za Člane-vojake in jim dal tiste pravice, katerih so bili deležni, predno so vstopili v vojaško službo. Za društvo št. 377 SNPJ: Ignats Laush. predsednik, Joseph Arko, tajnik, John Petornel. blagajnik.
PIKNIK LEPO USPEL
Clarldgo. Pa. Namenil sem	PM
se malo poročati o pikniku na-' Z nepopisnim veseljem smo za društveno blagajno, zato Je šega društva, ki se Je vršil 2. prejeli Vaše pismo, v katerem1 tudi dolžnost vseh članic, da ko-septembra.	pišete, da ste vsi živi in zdravi, operirajo ln ne samo nekaterih.
Piknik je uspel nad vse pri- kar nas zelo veseli. Pri nas smo čakovanje. V zgodovini našega' tUdI »orazmerno zdravi, razen društva še nismo imeli tako u- mame in tata. Vojna, ialoet in speftne priredbe. Vsem posetni-' ataroit «ta ju zelo uolčlla. Naj-kom se najlepše zahvaljujemo,'večji udarec te vojne je bil ta, ker so nas obiskali in prav tako <*« «mo izgubili brata, ali sina
5 novih članov S 5.00 nagrade Za
10 " " 10.00 15 " " 15.00 20 " " 25.00 25 " " 30.00 30 " " 35.00 35 " " 40.00 40 " " 55.00 45 " " 00.00 50 " " 65.00
Glavne nagrade: Glavnih nagrad je določenih deeet in sicer za onih deset nejuspešnejših kontestantov, ki pridobijo najvišje števili novih članov, toda vsak izmed teh desetih mora pridobiti nad 0 novih članov, da pride vpoštev pri razdelitvi teh deset glavnih hagiad. Glavna nagrada je prosta vožnja na 13. redno konvencijo nazaj ter dve dnevnici; vožnjo in za čas na potovanju se plača po istem redu kot bodo plačani delegati. Na konvenciji bo tak tekmovalec smatran kot časten gost in primerno počaščen. V slučaju, da bi bil kateri od tekmovalcev, ki pridejo vpoštev pri razdelitvi glavnih nagrad, izvoljen pri svojem društvu za delegata 13. redne konvencije, ni upravčen do dvakratnih voznih stroškov in ne do dodatnih dveh dnevnic, ampak samo do voznih stroškov in dnevnic kot redno izvoljeni delegat.
ZDRAVNIŠKA PREISKAVA-do vsote $2 bo povrnjeno iz gl. uiada za vsakega v jednoto sprejetega novega člana oddelka od- j Bog. In ta Bog ni rabil nit atom-jaslih. Nove člane mladinskega oddelka se sprejema brez zdrav- ske bombe, ampak nakidal je ve-niške preiskave, v slučaju pa, da bi bila zdravniška preiskava za- liko snega na dvoranino streho, htevana iz gl. urada, se povrne 50c za vsako zdravniško preiskavo, katera se je pogreznila doli, ka-IKAZNO—a) Nagrade, katere predvideva "Načrt letnih odškod-jkor se včaaih
panje 80
POROČILO IZ METROPOLE
Cleveland, O.—Na naši redni seji, ki se je vršila 9, septembra, mi je moj asistent Ivan ftorc dal "ukaz", naj kaj pišem *a ženski odsek farmskega odbora, v katerega področje spada podrta dvorana, katero je podrl sam
društvenim tajnikom," ostanejo v polni veljavi tekom te kam- daj so naši farmarji brez strehe, .je, razun točke "C," ki se tiče nagrad za nove člane; te nagrade zato prihajajo pred nas s proft-tekoin kampanje nadomeščene z nagradami, kot določeno pod
točko 7 teh določb.	.. . .
b)	One člane, ki prestopijo iz mladinskega oddelka v oddelek odraslih v času te kampanje, se ne smatra za "nove člane in se tudi ne plača nikakšne nagrade za te člane, brez ozira, za koliko
se kdo zavaruje za smrtnino.	. .
c)	Na "častni listi (Honor Roll)" bodo navedena vsa društva, Ki tekom kampanje dopolnijo svojo kvoto, ln vsi posamezni tekmo-
rebiti me bodo povabili, da jim igram. Kdo ve?
No, veste, zakaj se je podrla streha? Kupovalci so hoteli imeti nekaj poceni. "Glihali" so po judovsko 'in zgodila se je Sodoma in Gomora!
Pravijo, da je Bog samemu sebi naj prvo ustvaril brado. Jaz se ne strinjam > njim in tako debatirava in ae prepirava, kakor se na "kranjskem" hribu.
Mesto da bi oglašal naj prvo našo veselico, ki jo bo priredilo društvo št. 53 SNPJ, pa oglašam veselico farmarjev elevelandske federacije SNPJ. To je zato, ker želim dobro drugim prej kot samemu sebi. Kljub temu pa me dostikrat obsojajo kot slabega človeka, ki ne spada med srednje sloje in višjo družbo. No pa se bomo že nekako prerinili h koncu in potem bo amen na veke.
Naša veselica Ne bo vršila na Martinovo nedeljo, 11. novembra. Ker bomo obhajali na isti dan ravno 39-letnico, odkar je 13 apostolov brez dolgih brad ustanovilo društvo V boj, ki je res pokazalo mnogo boja za naprednost v vseh ozirih in je še vedno na nogah.
Prav v sedanji borbi za neodvisnost primorskih, koroških in prekmurskih Slovencev je plačevalo naše društvo 25 dolarjev mesečno organizaciji SANS. In ne samo to. Mnogo nas članov je poseglo v žep ln privleko de-setake, petake in manjše vsote za podporo SANSu. Zato je potrebno ponovno napolniti društveno, blagajno; ker potreba po pomoči je še vedno pred nami.
Torej članstvo SNPJ naj ne pozabi veselice društva št. 5» SNPJ, ki se bo vrfttta 11. novembra. Pričetek ob pol osmih zvečer. Plesali boste na fino godbo, pili pivo in kavo, Nežika Strauss s Trafalgar ave^lanica našega društva, bo pa poskrbela za ham burgarjeve vložke, da ne boste lačni. Vstopnina samo 60c.
Članstvo pa opominjam, da se bosta pred veselico vršili fte dve društveni seji, in sicer 14. oktobra in 11. novembra. Obe seji se pričneta ob pol desetih zjutraj. Na svidenje!
Slišali smo tarnanje radi prašičev Bilo je precej javkanja, da ni svinjskega mesa. V čika-ških klavnicah pa je dovolj fttlri-nožcev. Na dan proslave zmage sem Ml v Delavskem centru v Chlcagu. Potem smo šli domov po Lawndale ave., in ko smo se obrnili na Čermak av4„ smo videli nekega reveža, ki Je ležal ob pločniku. Drugi revež ga Je po-miloval, nato pa Je sam obnemo-
ZABAVA I8TRANOV V KORIST STARE DOMOVINE ' So. Chlcago. 111. — Iranskega
________________________I	_	novembra je Istrski-ameriški
drugim društvim za kooperacijo.i Vašega brsta Cvetka, kateri Je| Mbttvni klub v S. Chicagu pri-
K uspehu je pripomoglo tudi pttd?i"a Ruskem dne 26. av«u-j rtdll domačo zabavo, katere či-lepo vreme. Nu članstvo apeli- «ta 1M2. Kar smo prestal dra- ti pr«.b|lek je bil darovan v po-u„	K« teta, ni mogoče popisati, cu-
moč revnemu iuuoslovanskemu
Mary Musich. predsednica.
ram, naj se udeleži prihodnje seje, na kateri bo poročeno o finančnem uapehu piknika.
Drugih novic ni. Vreme je mrzlo, posebno so hladni večeri.
dež je, da smo ostali živi. Vaši sorodniki so sorazmerno tudi pri zdravju in življenju, razen teta iz Budanj je menda, sicer ni prav gotovo, izgubila sina.
Torej še enkrat najlepša hvala Kadt { k[ >0 ^ d0Kijale| vsem, ki so pripomogli do teko J§ mtrilktleri mttU llKubUil si
lepega uspeha.
A. Menart.
blagajnik 7 SNPJ.
ČLAN DRUŠTVA 747 SNPJ ODLIKOVAN
Mllwaukee. Wls. Slika predstavlja člana društva št. 747 SNPJ T/fi Josepha Clarina, kateri je sporočil svojim staršem, da mu je poveljstvo devete a-
na ali hčer ter ne ve ne kje ne kdaj.
Starejša sestra Francka je bila poročena 1942. Za moža ni vedela nad dve leti, ker se je nahajal v Titovi armadi. Sedaj se je vrnil srečno. Sestra Marija je tudi poročena od leta 1942 in ima hčerko staro 2 leti, po imenu Slavka. Mož se je naha-
ial v internaciji v Nemčiji, od ;jer se je srečno vrnil. Brat Ivan je na Francoskem, v okolici MarsellleNa pri Amerikun-clh. Po dveh dolgih letih smo dobili njegovo pismo, v katerem piše, da si želi priti domov.
Tretja sestra Silva je bila pol drugo leto v partizanih; Je marsikaj prestala, kar človek ne mora niti verjeti. Vrnila se Je zdrava ln vesela, ker je tudi o-na po tolikem trpljenju dočakala svobodo. Sedaj ima službo ln se ima prav dobro. Tudi mali brat Niko Že služi vojake, ter se nahaja v bližini Postojne. Ostali smo doma,
Draga teta, sreča ml je, da se Vam še enkrat v Imenu vse dru
meriške armade podelilo brona
sto zvezdo za hrabro obnašanje ££ ihvaljijem'"zi"isiud^rfi v štirih glavnih bitkah, od Invs- ^ kj gU Jih vtorm nilt zije Francije do kapitulacije Box nuj Vlim tliočkrilt povrne! Nemčije.	| Končan to pismo z željo, da nas
Joseph se Še vedno nahaja v kaj kmalu obišče bratranec Os-Frsnciji in upa, da se povrne v ker, ker ga želimo osebno npo> civilno življenje pred koncem znati, ter se z njim kaj vet
ust meno pogovoriti.
Srčne pozdrave od vse druži ne, posebno od lata in mame.
Netaklnja Anica.
Družina Levrečlč Matija, Vi pava 209, Primorsko, Jugosla
Strteu V Trstu Je mmHa
moč revnemu jugoslovanskemu narodu. Skupen preostanek te zabave Je znašal nekaj nad tisoč dolarjev. Tisoč dolarjev je bilo poslanih v urad organizacije SANS, ostanek pa je še v odborov! blagajni.
Na zadnji seji tega kluba pa je bil sprejet zaključek, da priredimo tudi letos domačo zabavo, ln sicer v Isto svrho kot lansko leto, torej v pomoč našemu nurodu v stari domovini.
Zabava se bo vršila v soboto, 20, oktobra; prleetek ob sedmih zvečer v Hrvaškem domu, 9618 Commercial ave. Opominjam tukajšnja slovenska in hrvaška društva ln klube, naj ne prlre-rajo zabav na omenjeni dan, zaeno pa Jih vabim, da se nam pridružijo in tako pripomorejo do večjega uspeha. Zagotavljam vam, da vam bomo v lakih primerih tudi mi na razpolago.
Na zabavo pa še posebej vabimo naše Istrane ln Primorce. Pripeljite s seboj tudi svoje prijatelje, Bratje in sestre, naš narod v Jugoslaviji je potreben in naša dolžnost je, da mu pomagamo kolikor Je v naši močl-Vstopnlce lahko dobite pri članih kluba, kakor tudi na zabavni večer pri vratih. Vstopnina Je jako zmerna, samo 50c. Pripravljalni odbor bo poskrbel za dobro pijačo ln okusen prigrizek. Kvartet Jožeta Puclja pa bo skrbel za plesa željne, John Koalch, tajnik.
njo: Kupite nam druge, ker dežuje po nas!
Ti farmarji ae primerjajo onim	________________ . .
na drugi strani, ki so zapustili	gol od preveč zaužitegs alkoho
Ime "lost nation" in fte danes	j«. Mojemu tovrfrlftu Franku
imamo tukaj v bližini cesto, ki	Aleshu sts se zasmilila, jaz pa
se imenuje "Lost nation road."	Hem vajen takih prizorov in sem
Neka naselbina je imela svojo	mu svetoval, naj Jih kar pusti
valci, ki dobijo oet ali več novih Članov v tej ^mP™^	c4;rkev v kateri m prebivalci kot pri miru,
d) Auitator lahko pridobi nove člane za katero koli drusivo jeo-	¡¿mjan| vsako dopoldne potem sva videla fte tretjega
molili Boga, popoldne pa so se ki se Je držal ograje. Res žalost
Agitator lahko pridobi--------------------------.
note Kredit za nove člane se ne more prenesti z ene osebe na
diu(>o potem, ko je že sporočeno v gl. urad, kdo naj dobi kredit /a novega člana.	.	.. X1
■< > Cilj te kampanje ie pridobiti najmanj 2,000 novih članov. V* prošnje novih članov, ki so spiiejeti v zadnjem mesecu Kam-
prepirali, kakor so se v San	no, da nekateri ljudje ne poznajo
Franciscu na kranjsko-svstrij-	nobene mere! skem hribu. Kadar pa se niso parmar, ki Ima posejano ko-
Imeli s kom prepirati doma, so	^^ ^ j0 milfai porabiti za
panje, morajo biti poslane v gl. urad najkasneje-5..v nasled njem ^ ^ ^ B0-#dn0 naie!bi.	^ m rejo Japonskega
mesecu; dan odpošiljatve v gl. urad se bo vpošteval poewu P^ ^ ^ krJW|; „V| ^ ilgub|jen ^rčeum ,n liko w VJtgoU| to|lko
na kuverti, v kateri bodo poslane prošnje.	...i^iu
I d) Kampanja ob proslavi dvajsetletnice angleško jk^uJocii» diuiiev je nod vodstvom odseka treh, namreč glavnegs predsednika Vmc< nta Cainkarja, glavnega tajnika Freda A. Vidra, ln mladin-.. direktorja Michaela Vrhovnika, ki Je vodja te kampanje.
ku
POJASNILO O CENZURI JUGOSLOVANSKE POftTE
Chicago. Ker po treh mese-rlh m videl fte niti enega pl-•z Jugoslavije in doslej ni-**m m srečal nikogar, ki je sam k.iko tako pismo, dasi sem bral v hstih o takih pismih, sem lj'"il na poštarja v New Yor-par vprašanji. Danes sem dobil po atr-mailu "d*"vor / rine 22 septembra, ki "»H drugim glasi: Mall for Juge sla via Is di.patched to deatlaa ,kn »la the Port of Split up »o the promt tlmt *c h rat claaa mall haa bei '¡^»•d from said country, i,	«lao bo mentioned
,h«» m.il for JugoalavU dW c «rom the Uailed
c»n-
narod, vi nimate cerkve!" In U- praš|čev, kolikor si Jih želi. To ko Je nastal U "lost nation." ie praktična prašičja rejs za one,
In naši farmarji? Ali so pre- ki ljubijo prašiče, več molili ali pa pili In tako je Neki rojak Iz Omahe, Nebraa-prišla božja kazen nad nje! V ka. mi je poslal Izrezek Iz Pro-resnici pa ne nad farmarje, tem- SVete in plamo, katero pa je po več ned nafta društva, kajti far- rabil podpiaatl Drugič podpiši! marji kličejo na pomoč in piše- če ti veft, kdo sem Jas, zakaj Jez rljo pisms: "Pošljite denarne na- ne bi smel vedeti, kdo si ti, če t hazmce. in hitro, kajti pomoč je „j rM ti? Če bi rad vedel o mo-
la not being
aored."
To se lahko objavi, ker je i
tem skrivnost iUlijenske cenzu	^ ..................._______________________ ^ _____________
re rešena. iUlljeni peč	' ^rrbn. ' mi 'nir^"^ "kje pli-	J| napredniu" naj ti povem, da
gli cenzurirati direktne posie i*r	porebtt že mnogo ur v take
Jugoslavije v Ameriko iz eno- ^	veselice nemene in rezultati so se dobro
stavnega vzroka, ker take poète Sorc je dejal, da Do veselica	D	j in
nr v nekem listu je bila opi- L novembra, ampak dopisnlk je	dl bimo
sena kuverU U Ljubljane, pa se v dvomu, ker prvef. je v četr F^
mi ie UkoJ zazdelo sumljivo, ker tek, torej bo menda 3 ali 4 ali
Z ¿Tu, rečeno da je bilo pismo p. \. decembre, kJ pede na soie b.U, i^eno, oa j ^ p-	^^
prav
deleli v bodoče,
leta.
On se je sestal s skupino Slovencev, ki 'so po večini doma iz Ljubljane ln okolice, a so jih Nemci zaprli v koncentracijska taborišča. Ker ie vešč slovenščine, Je Hobll dostf podatkov vija. od omenjenih rojakov. Prosil Je |ana poveljstvo, da mu bi dovolili iti na ob<sk v Slovenijo, kjer ima v Gornjem grsdu na Štajerskem svojo staro mater, toda ni dobil dovoljenje.
Savinjski.
PISMO IZ VIPAVE
Chlcago. III.—France« Godi na, žena upravitelja Prosvete «s posslblt Phillpa Godine in mati Oskarja
Godlne, je prejela pismo od svo-jih sorodnikov iz Vipave skozi Oskarja, kateri se nahajs na Francoskem že od invazije.
Pismo je odgovor na Godino-vo pismo, katero Je bilo odposlano takoj ob koncu vojne v Evropi, In sicer tudi skozi Oskarja, na katero je sedaj dobils odgovor—tudi s posredovsnjem sina.
Vipava, August 24, 1945
Dear Oscar:
We are all very surprised receiving your two loiters and the letter from your mother ant father. We are happy to heai that you are all well, and we hope to see you here as soon
ZADNJI POZIV NA UDELEŽBO DESETEGA PENN8YLVANSKEOA DNEVA SNPJ
McKeee Ročka. Pa«—V nedeljo, 30. septembra, se bo vršil deseti pennsylvanskl dan SNPJ v South Parku. Tu pomenljivo proslavo prirejata slovenska in angleška federacija zapadne Penne.
Prejšnja leta so bili pennsyl> vanski dnevi 8NPJ dobro obiskani, letos pa pričakujemo fte večje udeležbe, kajti sedaj je tudi že doma precejšnje število naših članov-vojakov. Tudi trans-jMirtaclja In druge ugodnosti so se «boljšale,
Odbor se zanaša na naše« zvesto članstvo, da se bo udeležilo jjroslave v velikem številu Iz bližnjih in daljnih naselbin. Ko snidemo v South Parku, se
■e
homo tudi malo (simenlll, kako oživeti naš«* delovanje za HNPJ.
Zabava se lx» pričela že ob desetih dopoldne, program pa ob dveh |M>po|dvie. Program bo vodil Mike Kumer, gl podpredsednik HNPJ.
Na programu bodti nastopili govorniki, med njimi kot glavni govornik lludy Lisch i« Cle-velanda, član finančnega odbore i HNPJ Sodeloval Is» tudi mla-
brate v Ameriki, toda so se vsi trije vrnili domov, ker niso mogli dobiti dels v svojih strokah. Poleg brata Matije je bil tudi tukaj bi a t Ciril, po poklicu mizar. Živel je nekaj časa v Cle-
sestie, udeležite se te velike proslave, na kateri se bomo imeli tudi priliko pomeniti z našimi
Je bilo
registrirano, kar Je
Li a™ ki.r registracije fte ni poznejših dopiaov, ki Jih bo pi-xt'tSE ÄSi pisma STciIks ftubelj. Vselej kadar * JT' n.lvl,ena v ka- slišim ime Cilka. « mi m,to sto-
po bila prvotno naslovljene ko drugo deželo—recimo v lUli-Jo—in od Um šele so bila odposlana sem Te je rezvidno U gornjega pojasnila newyorftke poštne uprave
Jacob Zupen.
dokler nas narava ne pokliče t)e, kamor hoče rod ze rodom Človek gre Uko deleč' In zanj Je
konec*
Frank BarbU.
rt, ker tako Ime Je Imela moja mati
Pazite na oglaer farmskega od bora gWde to veselice, katera ae bo vršila v Blovenakem dolav-
skem domu na Waterloo rd Mo-
V Pro«vet! ae «m im ¿»lavah* voelL AU |U Citato vaak dmml
You come as far as TriesU or Gorlzis and from there It 2« miles to Vipava (Vlpacco) We are waiting to see you!
In my home all well. Dur ing the war was very hard foi us. hut now is all right. Wi wish yoti all the best and wt long to see you. Yours sincerely,
Cousin Ana.
To zadnje angleško pismo jr
Pismo je pisala Oskarjevs ses-	bilo poslsno Oskarju, s katerim
trična Anica v Imenu očeta ln	mu bo mogoče se Izkazati s
matere oz. brata mrs. Godlne	prošnjo za dovoljenje za Iti na
Matije Lavrenčiča, kolarja Iz	obisk v Vipavo lit Trst, kjei
Vipave, kateri Je še pred prvo	ima mnogo sorodnikov po mate¿^Z*, "ps.,
svetovno vojno živel v Indians-	rl In nekaj po očetu. (	vodstvom Frances Novak,
pollsu, Ind ln Je delel v klsv- Hokej dni pozneje paje mrs,!)	hUw Klull (n ftkerlong-
nlcl Klngan * Co ker nI m«,gel	cjodina prejela še eno	u Pittsbu.gha ln drugI,
dobiti kolarskega dela.	»leer **i svoje seetre Marije ' '	" %tm
jrgl-ssmra	di etrissse
' pito In brez vsakega poštnega ))ečata in brez znamk, bodisi stare domovine ali Ameilke.
Sestra piše, da s<i /elo It peli, člani-Vojakl. kateri s.j se že po-v času vpjne, da m> boni in na-j vrnili domov.
______ _ ___da vlada velika levščina in	Im» pMklM» ^S btido
veianduTri bil član'društva Na- gorje. Nadalje porote, da ao Iz- dobro |/oetreleni vsi poeetnlki. V prej 5 HNPJ. Potom Je bil gubili dva sina, katera pogreša- psi ku je dovolj prostora in žabe-nekaj čase v Indlenepolisu, Ind„ Jo že neksj let, tretji, najmlajši, ve Is» trajala ves dan. V slučaju zatem Je odšel v šumo v West sin pa služI sedaj prt vojakih v alabega vremena vzemite cesto Virginijo, ker pa tudi tam nI bil LJubljani,	H« in ko dospele do parka, vpra-
zadovoljen, se Je povrnil v do-	f Pk Ocdlna. ^ut z« prostor "The Lodge**,
movino malo pred prvo svetov-	Nu veselo svidenje!
no vojno Tsm ps je bil vpo KARTNA ZARAVA	.	¡^¡^ Ambroak.
klican v armado In Je bil ubit West All»a. Wla. V nedeljo,]	lBJn|k frdrrac|i#.
v Pratremislju sli okolici
Brat Ivan pa je bil nekaj časa v New Yorku, pozneje pa Je prt-tol v Chicago in bil član Hlavt-je št 1 HNPJ. Kmalu p*> končani prvi svetovni vojni se Je I vrnil v Tret, kjer t« Imel svojo ment» pa trucerljsko trgovino. V Trstu bavo, ie bil dobro poznan, poaebfto še Hestre. ker le bil zelo navdušen Ciril- Mos ^ ■
Metodovec. Naj fte OMtim. ds naš cilj. napraviti to kertn« mo
u, «a obiskali mnogi fHovene, v rabsvo kar na)»v.l| zel^vno in vseh društvenih prispevkov. T^u	intereaantno,
Torej toliko o tem. Pismo tr Apeliram na Manle», da po-V i pave ae debom^ne glasi	magajo razpečatl čim več vstop.
KARTNA ZABAVA
West Ailla. Wla. V nedeljo, 4. nevembrs 19^5, Iki prirediti) društvo Venera 192 HNPJ kar-| tno zabavo v korist društvene blagajne Sklep radrije ae|e je da mors vsaka članica plačati, v društveno blagajno Mk\ v za-■ dob" vstopnico za za-.
Društvene vesti
Hutchinson. Pa.- Društvo Jubilej AHM HNPJ je aklenilo na trdni «ejt dne 9 neptembra, da ■ mora vsak član In članice ple-nefte društvo ql Imelo čati Mk- v društveno blagajno noliene zabave, zato nal]	oktobra Izvzeti m sa
člani vojaki, ki so proatl
članstvo |e i»rofteno. da upošteva raklluček aeje.
Frank Juvan. tajnik.
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Praznik SNPJ, kampanja, kontest
številu in nam pomagate pri de lu. Potrebno je, da vsi zavihamo tokavc in se potrudimo, da bo slavje velik uspeh.
Potrebujemo dobre natakarje, kuharice in druge pomagače, kajti dela bo za vse dovolj. Bodimo složni in točni na delu! Stara prislov!ca pravi, da jc treba najprej pomesti pred domačim pragom, šele potem pred sosedovim. Torej, jaz iščem dobrih delavcev in delavk.
Naj povem, da se j»h jc dr
DESETI DAN SNPJ V ZAPADNI PENNI
Cover dalo, Pa.—Našemu članstvu jc že znano, da se bo vršil dne 30. septembra deseti penn-sylvanski dan SNPJ.
Bratje »n sestre, drugi dopisniki fo že pisali o programu te velike proslave, zato ne bom o tem podrobneje opisoval. Članstvu naše federacije je podpisani dobro poznan in vedo, da se na vtaki seji postavi za društvene delavce.
Za deseti pennsylvanski dan SNPJ bomo zopet potrebovali
ogromno število delavcev in delavk, če hočemo, da bomo priredbo v vseh ozirih pravilno izpeljali. Zato naj mi nihče ne
Piihodnjo nedeljo bo naša zapadna Pennsylvania zopet prazno- j zameri, ker apeliram, da pride-vala svoj letni SNPJ Day ali dan SNPJ. Ta svoj praznik bodo te na pro^avo v čim večjem
naši član» 'n prijatelji jednote praznovali že deseto leto zaporedoma. Tudi zadnjih oar let, ko so vsled vojnih razmer vse druge federacije suspendirale svojo državne ali pokrajinske proslave, so šla naša diuštva v zapadnf Penrti naprej in obdržavala ta svoj t kupni praznik. Vse to priča, da naš*h zapadnih Pennsylvanéanov ne ustavi niti največja vojna v zgodovini narodov!
In medtem, ko je zadnja leta visela temna vojna senca tudi nad temi njihovimi proslavami, ko sta glodala skrb in strah srce marsi-kakšne matere in očeta, ki sta morala poslati svojega sina, lahko tudi več sinov v oborožene s«le in na bojne poljane preko vseh wdmerih morja, kakor tud* sestra brata, žena moža, otrok očeta— bodo prihodnjo nedeljo naš' zanadni Pennsylvancani praznovali ta svoj praznik, niaznik njihove jednote, bolj lahkih src in veselejših
l'C	I
¿al, da tega veselja ne bo mogla občutit« vsaka mati ali oče, brat f daj, priglasilo pet moških ir ali sestra, mlada žena ali otrok, kajti vsi sinovi, bratje ali možje I Wri ženske 'z Coverdala. Sli te niso povrnili s krvavih poljan. Njih grobovi so daleč, daleč ¿al sem tudi, da bo pomaga'e v tujini, kjer ko morali pustiti svoje mlado, nadepolnp življenje, vccja skupina iz L.braryja To je cen« vsake vojne. Ampak Amerika «n mi z njo vred smo ftepriča« »em. dabodoprisko lahk'o veseli, da naše žrtve niso bile večje, da «f^
diuga ali tietja hiša kot so prizadete š'rom vse Evrope in Rusije.,	av tako sq y
In posebno so prizadete bojne, toda ljubeznipolne slovenske hiše teWcfU dcsna roktt iz na>Sclbi-v lepi stari domovini in širom vse Jugoslavije, k« ie v zadnjih letih ¡ gyRan Cannonj-burg, Preste v boibi za svobodo doprinesla tako strašne žrtve. Yes, širom Slo-¡ ¡mper¡a] ¡n Moon Run. venije in Jugoslavije jc, kot poročajo od tam, en milijon 700 tisoč vojnih grobov. Z možno izjemo Poljské in Rusije ni tako strašnih žrtev doprinesla nobena drurja zemlia v tej vojni. Skoraj nobena diuga zemlja n« tako globoko prepojena s svojo lastno krvjo kot jc jugoslovanska.
Te misli mogoče ne spadajo tukaj, toda se i'h ne moremo ubraniti. Preveč srno še blizu največje človeške zablode »n katastrofe. Le čas bo zactlil te rane in obledil te misli. Toda goric nam vsem, gorje vsemu človeštvu, ako z našimi potomci vred kdaj pozabimo
te žitve, te strahote.—Toda vrnimo se k naš*m Pennsylvancanom.
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fcelja Prosvete «n vsega glavnega stana jednote je, da naši bratje in sestre praznu jejo ta svoj praznik vc'm večjem veseljiv bratstvu
in prijateljstvu. In tud» v večjem fttevUu kot so ga praznovali kdaj »kozi zadnjih deset let. Vsa naša zapadna Pennsy Ivani ju naj se v nedeljo zgrne skuoaj v South Paiku blizu Libraryja. Ne samo zapadna, marveč tucl1 naša društva v centraln* Pcnnsylvaniii in na koksovim premogovnem polju 'n v bližnjem Ohiu naj organizmi jo svoji, avtne karavane «n jo v nedelio ziutraj mahnejo proti PitUbutghu, odkjtr do South Paika ni daleč. Gasolina je zdaj dovolj in avtn« obodi se tud' ivso dokraia "znucan,.H Taki izleti— </b pametni <n pro vidni vožnji-—dobro vplivajo na živce in cree. .Saj človek tamo enkrat živi.
Na tej sluvnosti na se s svpvm' znane< jn prijatelji pogovorite o novi članski kamnunji, ki se prične prihodnji mesec, kakor tudi o "liteiarnctr" al' dopisuiikem kontestu '» načrtih za povgjni razmah in okrepitev SNPJ. Oba predmeta ?ta važna, in sicer ne samo za one, ki se bodo zbrali na tej proslavi v South. Parku, marveč za vse članstvo širom dežele.
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Petiediči)e katnnanie za novo članstvo so za organizacijo iiv-IJenjske važnosti. V, njimi se mašiio vrzel«, k« nastajajo v organizaciji tnt ;»ee za ntesicom, kajt' snu t ne počiva. Pa tudi vsak mesec Jc črtanih več al* mani članov k« so prt nehali plačevati ases-ment iz kakršnega ko|i vzroka. V.m vemo, da se niti najboljšim tajnikom ne posreči, da bi obdržali vsakega člana, ki pristopi v društvo. Postimo je Ih»H težko ohdúnti take, katerim sta društvo in Jcdnotu soumka vas, kakor tudi vsaka organizacija. In tako j<* tieba muš'ti vrzeli s periodičnimi kampanjami, ako nočemo, da otganizacija številčno ne nazaduje, marveč napreduje.
Za piihodnjo kampanjo, ki bo traíala sy.st mesecev, so razpisane le|h'' na^tade. ki m» že same na seb* privlačne. V. njimi se agita-tor jem vsaj povrnejo »tnišk», ki jih imajo z agitacijo. Todn če pridnemu agitatorju ostane kak "eopak," naj mu ga ne bo nihče nevoščljiv? V Mik član ali članica »mata enako priliko, da ga zasluži. S tem lx» le kor'stU organizaciji Ampak vsak človek ni '•salesman," lahko pa ima vsak član ali članica lefio, hodnimi besedo /a one bratr in sivttre, ki se podajo n.t agitacijo. In če jim tudi drugi pomagamo / I« po besedo in r. infot macijarni o tem ali onem "pros-jM-ktii," tx»do imeli veselje do drl.t mi us|>«'h pri agitaciji. In njih uspeh Imi tudi naš us|Hrh—vse organizacije.
I/koi istite jiennsylvanskt dan SNIM lutli /a novo kampanjo!
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Knako ptiportičamo članstvu, da •»• s|»iinH v literarni kontest. Har.pis te^a kontt sta / nagradanv jr ihoimk o nekaka reflekcija na organizacijo—na na» vse sku|>aj kajti \ preteklosti ni manjkalo idej o izboljšanju mi ojačantu organizaciji- materialno in duševno. V preteklosti ie b»lo v»ai ntr<i v>a> <• konvencijo nebroj sugestij in isrprav in i^demik, dt»br«h «n shituti, kat \ »• sku|iaj »e dajalo življenje organizaciji. Zato se te tini» dvijoola «n prekosila * m» ostale tlovenske podporne Jednote.
(Hi lar.pisu tega kontesta )e b la >• 11glavnega <Ktt>«>nr, tla *e i vabijo t/ članstva razne *Ug*M'k mi ni« ie. kako napruviti orga-mzacijiičim Ixilt ž»vr» «n ustvarjal«^o mi privlačno ne samo za nove, marveč tudi za starejše člane T««hm w k« imate pod klobukom kakimi idejo za "povojno načrte SNPJ," na dan z njimi. Nagrade so lepe $2ft $15. $10 *n $,V Kotiiistni dopisi ne smejo prenehati tisoč beaed «n mora to b4t* 0<t iam na jx>što najpozneje do 2S. okt. Oni. ki dobe nagrado, bodo objavljeni v Proaveti. drugi pa po uvidevnosti in motnosti. Označeni morajo biti. da »o za kontest Podvizajte se za pr\o nagrado!
Apolfrnm za kooperacijo i^ pomoč na naše brate in sestrr iz Harmorvilla, Indfenole, Rus-seltona, Universala, Vcronc Braddocka Jn East Pittsburgha. Največ pomoč' pa pričakujdmc Iz rittsburfeha. Z drugimi bere dami: prepričan sem, da bo i-mel naš pripravljalni odbor dovolj delavcev in delavk, kajti brez njih. nc bi mogli uspeti z nnšo proslavo. Torej, bratje in sestre, kooperirajte /. vaš!m odborom!
Zaključujem 'n kličem na veselo svidenje v nedeljo, ,'10. septembra, na desetem penns.vlvan-
POROČILO O PIKNIKU IN AKTIVNOSTIH FARME SNPJ
Clmland, O.—Piknik farme SNPJ, ki se je vršil 2. in 3. septembra, je bil zelo uspešen, če upoštevamo, da nam #vrcme ni bilo naklonjeno. Ko sem se v nedeljo zjutraj prebudila, sem zaslišala kapljanje dežja po strehi naše koče (z možem sva namreč nekaj dni prebila na farmi med časom, ko se je vršil-piknik) in nvslila sem si, kaj bomo storili z vso pijačo in jestvi-nami, če bo dež pokvaril piknik. In jestvine in pijačo smo s tako težavo skupaj spravili!
Povrhu drugih nadlog in težav pa na izletniškem prostoru sedaj nimamo dvorane, katera nam je bila prejšnja leta v za-slombo v primeru slabega vremena.
Polagoma pa sc je le pričelo jasniti in hjtro sčm postavila oečenko na |>eč. Med tem ča->om pa je že prišla naša kuharica Rose Jurman, katera je resnično ¿elo pripravna kuharica. Kljub tem, da imamo na izletniškemu prostoru sedaj le zasilno kuhinjo in brez kake, posebne priprave, je šlo delo vseeno hitro izpod rok.
Med našimi posetniki je vladalo prav veseio razpoloženje oba dneva. Najlepša hvala dt-lavcem in delavkam, ki so bili
kdo pelje
vozila.	I fivljaje iz mladih dni . . .
Za vsa dela, ki j«h vrši ne-( ym iQ prjde pred oči ob ta_
kih prilikah. V domovini se je
utrdljivo že toliko let in brez-| plačno, ga nekateri pa celo kritizirajo. Resnica, za to našo ko-
njam svoiega očeta vnet društvenik.
in
Postal
staro in mlado veselilo trgatve, obiranja grozdja, nošenja bren-
Društvo Adrija je v tej v izgubilo dva člana. To sta M liam Pečjak in Edward Mikol c
lektivirc podjetje skrbi kot za te tgr prešanja mošta iz grozdja Do sedaj sta dva častno odpu-
— » • ob pet-Ui vriskanju in smehu, a sceJ?: ln ijlcer w»Uiam Chamtr za okrepčilo pa potica, pečen ln ^los Svilar. Triinštirideset kostanj ter druge dobrine. i Pa se vedno služi Strica Sa-
. , l• i i . . j 1 ma, kar je veliko število /n m*, Da, to je bilo nekdaj a da- hno društvo T	maj.
nes? Kdo ve, kako dolgo bo M John ^ ^B,
vzelo, predno se povrne petje Chop> James Chamer TZ ter vriskanje v one vinske gore, Clark> MUdred c •
svoj lastni dpm. Imamo tudi zelo zvesto tajnico sestro ŠubeU. S predsednikom imata veliko sitnosti glede dobivanja pijače zadnji dve sezoni. Upamo, da bomo prihodnjo sezono vse te nes stvari zopet laže dobivali.
Thoroaa Gorjanc.
predno do mogoče narodu se Band John Bardar, &|warH
....... n1°"naln°. zlv'JcnJc' j Bardar, Nick. Devich, Miloš D-
nladim, k. se zavze- ich Felix Draks| 1,s
ma. da pomaga trpečemu naro- Drahsl And D k «
ril. Nač» HnlJnost ip Ha um ^	. . J _	Jonn
vrniti v Vsa čast mladini
NA ZNANJE ČLANSTVU DRUŠTVA 138 SNPJ
Straban«, Pa,—Članstvu dru*	.. ,----------------john
štva Postonjske jame 138 SNPJ, du- Nasa dolžnost je, da Jim D Antcn Dragar ' S ______. ..jX.ii______ oomaffamo do oovolinieiia uspe-i ____,, , h ' . °u-s
katero se ni udeležilo zadnje se- pomagamo do povoljnjega uspe-j Fabina John Rribar je, ki se je vršila 16. septerr.- ha Pr! tem hvalevrednem delu Kachik, Mike Muich, Miian M?
s tem, da se udeležimo te P"-|t0vich, Louis Petak, Joseph P * redbe. Vstopnina samo 25c.'...... - -	re*
bra, naznanjam, da je bil na zadpji seji sprejet predlog, da bo društvo plačalo $2 vsem članom in članicam, ki se bodo u-deležili proslave desetega penn-sylvanskega dneva SNPJ, in sicer za vozne stroške $1 in za listke za okrepčila $1.
Deseti pennsylvanski dan SNPJ se bo vršil v nedeljo, 30. septembra 1945, v South Parku. Vsalr član ali članica sc mora javiti tajniku ali blagajniku na
Zato vam vsem v imenu krožka št. 26, kakor tudi v imenu trpečega naroda v domovini, kličem: Vsi na vinsko trgatev prihodnjo soboto v dvorani SNPJ! Na svidenje!!
Prijatelj krožka.
TAJNICA DRUŠTVA ŠT. 3 SNPJ POROČA Johnstown, Pa.—Po naročilu
proslavi v South Parku. Prija- ' društvene seje, ki se je vršila ve po proslavi se ne bo upošte- 16 septcmbraf obveščam dolžne
valo.
Običajno pobira tajnik društveni asesment zadnji dan v
člane društva Adrije, da je sklep društva, da vsakdo, ki kaj dolguje, prinese kak dolar ali
vsi na mestu ob pravem času Vračajoči se v pondeljek zvečer • vanski dan SNPJ, katerega te
mesecu. Ker pa pade ta mesec vc£ na svoj d0]fi z asesmentom
zadnji dan na nedeljo in ker se, n	..	.
bo tisto nedeljo vršil pennsyl-' P^tcn0 pra/"cn° fl.da *	vsakdo poravna, kar je dolžan,
domov proti CIcvelandu, snro bili zelo utrujeni, vendar pa zadovoljni z uspehom, ki smo ga imeli oba dneva.
Minuli torek se je vršila seja zastopnikov in odbora izletniškega prostora. Nekateri so menili, da bi se postavilo novo dvorano višje gori od prejšnje, ali pa na prostoru, ki je za par-kanje avtomobilov. Končno pa je bil sprejet zaključek, da se novo dvorano postavi na istem prostoru, kot je bila prejšnja.
Odbor jc dobil nalogo, da postavi novo poslopje čim prej, kajti brez dvorane se ne bi mogli vršiti pikniki prihodnjo sezono.
bo tudi tajnik udeležil, bo tajnik pobiral asesment v soboto, 29. septembra, od sedme do devete ure zvečer. Ta izjema velja edino za ta mesec.
Torej na svidenje na proslavi desetega pennsylvanskega dneva SNPJ v South Parku, ki se bo vršila v nedeljo, 30. septembra.
John Zigman, tajnik.
VABILO NA VINSKO TRGATEV
Chicago. IU.—Mladinski krožek št. 26 SNPJ vas vabi in kliče na v<nsko trgatev, ki se bo vršila prihodnjo soboto večer, 29. sept. t. 1., v dvorani SNPJ, Razposlana so bila že tudi na Lawndale in 27. ulica. Ves pisma na društva glede finančne1 čisti prebitek gre za jugoslovan-pomoči. Nekatera so se že od-' ski relif. To obeta biti eden zvala. Ako bi bil vsak član pri- najzabavnejših večerov v tej pravi jen darovati vsaj dolar, po-'sezoni. Kdo si nebi želel videčem ne b» bilo potrebno iskali ti te mlade vinlčarje in vini-1 posojilo. Naše društvo Svoboda earke. lovU< tatove grozdja ter
kajti kdor ne bo poravnal, nc bo nikoli več dobil društvene pomoči v slučaju potrebe. Mnenje članstva ie, da bi lahko vsak vsaj nekaj poravnal, kdor pa res ne more, bo pa društvo upoštevalo.
Sedaj pa o drugih novicah. Pri delu v premogovniku se je pobil nogo moj soprog. V to-varni pa je eksplozija plina precej hudo obžgala našega dobrega društvenika Johna Brun-skola. Sedaj se mu zdravje po-voljno vrača in upam, da bo v kratkem popolnoma zdrav.
Pred kratkim so bili na dopustu sledeči naši člani: Carel Slabe je prišel na dopust za nekaj dni in se ponovno vrnil v bolnišnico, da se popolnoma pozdravi, kar mu vsi želimo. Nadalje so bili doma John Dra-gar ml., Ignatz L. Pečjak, Felix Draksler in Mathew Oresko vich, ki ie sin Johna Oresko-
št. 748 SNPJ je darovalo iz dru- drugih raznoterosti? Kdo ne bi vicha, večletnega tajnika dru
skim dnevu SNPJ v South Par- ilanico. Upam< dll bodo posne-ku!	i mpit, naše društvo «tudi ostala
Anten Člpčif.	društva.	*
blagajnik federacije. I Predsednik farme John Šorc
štvenc blagajne več kot dolar na hotel bit' kaznovan za dcsctico štva Adrje. Oče je pravi no
oli več za v pomoč trpečemu rodnjak <n prav tako njegova nrrodu v domovini? Kdo ne bi družina. Kadar gre za koristi hotel pomapati mladini do uspe-1 društva, ie vedno na raznplagr hi v tem dobrodelnemu delu? z delom ali nasvetom. Velikr
Mladinski krožek »t. 26 SNPJ, Chicago, 111., ki priredi vinsko trgatev v dvorani SNPJ v soboto,
dne 29. sept.
Na gernit .lik! vidimo član. in ilanleo mladij, krolka "Porfoct Circle" it. 26 SNPJ, ki bodo naatopili na vlnaki trgatvi . »oboto. dno .opt. v dvor-n SNPJ Chingo. Pr;- vrst. od l.vo n. do«o M*), Fr-nkio StornUha. DonMd Zordani Mildred Pokorny. Norman Sodnik ln Charlo. Zordani: drug« vratar RobAnn Sannomann. M.rilyn Rovon Marlon« Pokornv Jo.nn. Rak. William Kovacic Uup.nK Dori. Tre,ar. Ellen Andró.. Evolyn Uro* Myr. Andr... mr. Mary And^ (|ÄÄ iT
¿"í'rrs (;«ü».Ulea kr^ko. M.rlon Co,*onk<. Ro~ Podbov-k. Rich.rd Z...dil, Myr. Bonier. Edw.rTpod^v. rk. EU. Mao Solak. Sylvia TroUr John Roknvoc. Jo^phino Sl-naok. Edward Udovich. Dorothy G.l.v.n. Gr.iT Ann Grd.nc m^.
Franco. R.k (kroikov. šlvtlla).
iak, Victor Petak, Deve Pavlo-vich, Mike.Poznich, George Poz. nich, Milan Poznich, Ignatz G Pečjak, Mathew Oreskovkh, William Oreskovich, Edward Raspotnik, Carel Slabe, Rudolph Mikolic, John Sterle, George Svilar, Rade Svilar, Jerry Sha-merl, Leonard Tegely, Michael Thomas, Dusan Velichko, George Vuletic in William Zni-darsic.	'
Ko bo večina teh naših vojakov častno odpuščena, jim bo priredilo društvo proslavo v po-čast. Društvo skrbi za vse in kot dober pastir pazi na svoje ovčice.
Kaj pa mi? - Ali skrbimo za porast društva in napredek jednote? Ali morda samo gledamo, kaj bomo dobili? Nekateri mislijo preveč nase in pozabijo pii tem svojo mater jednoto. Iz zaključka gl. odbora vidim, da jednota prav po materinsko skrbi za svoje članstvo.
Ali bo članstvo sprevidilo pravo bratstvo, ali bo še vedno vse bolje kot pa lastna društva. Upam, da bodo bratje-vojaki uvidili pravo vrednost domačega zavarovanja in primejo v svoje roke vodstvo društvenihj poslov. Pozdrav vsemu članst\| SNPJ.
Mary Vidmar.
ZADNJI KLIC NA KONCERT
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Se enkrat žc-
im opozoriti naše rojake na važen koncert, katerega prireja Ameriški odbor za Jugoslovan-ikl relif v petek zvečer, dne 21 -ept.. v Carneglo Mu.ic dvorani. 1400 Forbes si.
Svrha koncerta jc, da se naredi čimveč dobička za nakup sdravil in živeža za bolno in *olo deco v Jugoslaviji. V;i maki kažejo, da bo udeležba velikanska; čez 1500 vstopnic je že prodanih vnaprej.
Program bo nenavadno Lo^at. Zlatko Balokovič in Matija G"V-že, direktor tamburaškega zbrn univerze Duquesne, sta izbrala specijalne skladbe, katere bodo predstavljale najlepše v jujt. skladbi. Te točke bodo bier dvoma zelo ugajale Amcrikan-cem, ki ne poznajo naših kulturnih vrlin.
Zanimanje od strani Amen-kancev je zelo visoko. Oni čutijo, da so jugoslovanski narodi vredni relifne pomoči, prvič »* to, ker so bili naši zvesti zavez-liki, drugič pa radi humanih ie obligacijo. Tisti Amerikam* poznajo razmere in politi'"' »ituaeijo v Jugoslaviji, naravnost občudujejo odločen nast" ugoslovanske vlade, da P"dt',!' ikradene dele naše zemlje. « cončno združijo naše nar^ ood eno streho, da rešijo Pomorske Slovence in koroške IZ x)d tujega jarma.
Koncerta se bo udeležil ambasador Simič ali pa Sl°voflf dr. Zore, ki bo pojasnil »n o tal mizerijo in «iadovanje grozi in ovira narodno olem nje.
Iz tega razloga vse Slovence v zapadnr • 1a pridejo na koncert in P< epega duševnega užitka « ^ lekaj centov za naše '<vc /i So naša naivečja skupna P • titev za relif.	^
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Zapisniki sej gl, izvršnega odseka SHPJ
Sej« 1. avgust« 1945	I «tu Chicago Sun jn ki se jih lahku
Predsednik odpre sejo glavnega ] taposodi brezplačno. Nanašajo ge n« Izvršnega odseka SNPJ ob eni uri Nemcih izvriena grurodejatva in popoldne. Navzoči «o bratje Csin- i priporočljivo je, du jih jednoto pred-kar. Vider,. Troj ar, Kuhel, Gradišck i»«fc»» občinstvu,- Sklenjeno,
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Vedsednikova kolona
as nas kliče« Minilo je vroče poletje in nastopila je že hladna jesen, kar pomeni, da je nastopila tudi doba ccjih živahnosti in bolj energične aktivnosti več ali manj za vsa-ega izmed nas. Kot znano nas poletna vročina telesno izčrpa in sto se počut»mo utiujeni tudi ko ne delamo težko, dočim v hladiti jesenskih dneh spet kmalu postanemo bolj živi in krepki ter posobni za večjo delavnost. Hladni jesenski dnevi nam poživlja-o energije ter vzbujajo v nas želje za zopetno in še večjo aktiv* ost.
Kot dobri člani SNPJ bomo znali to časovno ugodnost tudi do-ro izkoristiti za veliko kampanjo za nove člane, ki se prične pri-xinji mesec. Kot znano, bo to jesen dvajset let, odkar smo za-1
li z organiziranjem angleško poslujočin društev. To je bil eden lajvažnejših dogodkov v zgodovini naše jednote in ne bilo bi prav, ko bi ob dvajsetletnici obstanka angleških društev prezrli to zna-;nito dejstvo. Pravilno je, da 20-letnico naših mladinskih druš-lcpo proslavimo in to bomo storili najbolj efektivno s tem, ako
Vrhovnik, Godina in Garden.
Prvo je predložen in sprejet zapisnik izvršne seje z dne 11. julija 1945.
Nato je prečitano pismo od tajnika federacije društev v milwauškem okrožju, ki se nanaš:i v glavnem na vprašanja v zvezi z aktivnostmi on-dotnih mladinskih kroikov in sklenjeno je. da se jim dajo potrebna pojasnila.
Prečita no je nismo društva št. 10. ki je bilo poslano br. Ed. Tomšiču kot distriktnemu podpredsedniku za zapadno okrožje.. Nanaša se na pri* poročila glede zdravniških preiskav iz vojaške službe se vračajočih članov in zato ga je Tomšič poslal na glavni urad. Ker je polletni? zborovanje celokupnega glavnega odbora tik pred nami, in ker se bo tam o tem razpravljalo, smatra gl. izvršni odsek, da bo najbolj pravilno, ako se tudi to pismo tam prečita in sprejet je predlog v tem smislu
Predloženo je pismo tajnika Slovenskega narodnega muzeja v Cle-velandu. ki se nanaša na prošnjo za denarno podporo za nabavo potrebne opreme ter sploh za vzdrževanje omenjene ustanove. Sklenjeno je, da se nakaže vsota $200.
Prečitano je pismo tajnika odseka za zakone organizacije National Fraternal Cougregga, v katerem poroča o stroških in priložen je račun za nadaljno letno članarino.—Se vzame na znanje in račun odobri v izplačilo.
Razpravlja se o vprašanju združitve društev št. 122 in 721, ki sta predložili zadevno resolucijo in kar je odobreno.
Prečitano je pismo organizacije California Fraternal Congressa, v katerem poročajo o pripravah o nameravani konvenciji, ki se ima vršiti 30. avgusta ter vabijo, da jednota pošlje svoje zastopnike.—Pismo ge vzame na znanje in sklenjeno je, da »e jim sporoči, da vsied velike daljave in neugodnih trans-portacijskih razmer SNPJ letos ne bo poslala delegatov.
Br. mladinski direktor nato poroča o sklepih, ki jih je naredil odbor za atletiko na svoji seji, ki se je predkratkem vršila v Clevelan-du.—Se vzame na znanje.
Br. gl. urednik poroča, da posku-
da naj jih poskuša dobiti za predvajanje v dvorani SNP.I. •
Br. blagajnik poroča, da je kot tajnik SANSa obvoftčen o prihodu v Chieago di\ goret a. ki je ne dolgo tega prispel iz starega kraj.« ter ima službo kot pravni svetovali« pri jugoslovanskem veleposlaništvu v Washingtonu. Ker bo naš glavni odbor imel baš tedaj svoje polletno zborovanje. |{a Je povabil, da pride na sejo ip se spozna s člani glavnega odbora, kar se» vzame na znanje.
Ker je s tem reicno vse. kar je bilo pripravljeno ga to sejo, pred» sednik isto zaključi tb 3.45 popoldne.
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Seja 2?. «Vfuila 1945
Predsednik odpre sejo ob eni uri popoldne. Navzoči so vsi člani glavnega izvršnega odseka.
Predložen in sprejet je zapisnik izvršne seje z dne 8. avgusta t. 1.
Sledi čitanj« pisma društva št. 54, Glencoe, O., ki prosi za pomoč članu N. Munjašu, vojnemu veteranu, ki je v bitki zgubil olw* roki. Sklenjeno je, da se v tem slučaju ravnamo v smislu že prej sprejetega načrta, ki je pripravljen in namenjen za pcmoč v takih primerih. Glavno tajništvo naj jim da navodila glede zdravniškega spričevala in sploh poskrbi za vse potrebne listine, predno se kaj nakaže
Društvo it. 107, Ironton, Minn., poroča, da so se Otroci pokojnega br. J. Ravnika odpovedali svojim deležem, ki bi Jim postavno pripadali iz odškodnine za zgubljeno nogo, ter privolili, da s< izplača mate
21 črtana zopet sprejeta: Rhoda
M Udovich, c. »4242. 31 Umrla: Pauline Fclčan. c. 30432, Uti333 Črtana: Marie Dillon, c. 109582 34 Umrl: Frank Gerbek. o 5820 37 Umrl: Lovrene Tomaitč, c. 35108 45 ttoft: John IV ve, C, 11177». Ov-tan: Louis Poderžaj, c. 58485. | 47 Umrla: Antonia Golot«, c. 70805.
51	Umrl: Louis Kašček, c 14190 i
52	Umrl: Ji»»eph Cccotti, c. 41385.
53	Črtana: Mary Katie, c 90481. I 58 Črtani: Anna Pasek. c. 75181,
Goldie Ware, c. 83105. 68 Umrl: John Dobrinich. c. 58918. 7« Umrl: Mane Palc, c. 114457, ( 81 Črtana: Eleanor Dragicevich, c.' 101889.	I
84	črtani: Mary Kucinec, c. 33807, Andrew Pečar, c. 40959 Črtana zopet sprejeta: K»"*; Henderson, c. 84106.	!
85	Črtani zopet sprejeti: Frank P. Sniodic, c. 03253, Josephine Smodi C, c. 70108, c. 118833
100 Umrl: Jacob Lekan, c. 7820. 110 Umrl: Mike Kochevar, c. 08810. 115 Črtani: Catherine G. Msjetich, c. 108007, Robert /.entarskl, e. 07455.
110 Umrl«: Frances Kluvžcr, c.63050. 121 Umrli: Martin Pagan, c. 38174, Frank Klobučar, c. 57957. i 124 Umrl: Martin Kastelle, c. 111783. 120 Umrli: Joe Picely, c. 105308, Matt Stalčar, c 2021,
141	Umrl: Alois Romšak, c 4808.
142	Umrl«: Mary Eržen. c. 30084
143	Umrla: Margaret Multz, c. 43807. 147 Umrl: John Lawrence, c. 50042. 171 Črtiina: Pauline Kotcher, c.
104180.
175 Črtana: Angela Eichul. c. 08199. 1207 Umrl: Ma* Nordoni, c. 14987, '218 Umrl: Marko Kern, c. 113408. 1230 Umrla: Mary Zorjav, c. 24073. '234 Črtana: Hilda Murphy, c. 104031. 1238 Črtana: Rose GalinaU. c. 00883.
ša ustanoviti potrebne stike zs do bavo direktnih poročil za Prosveto iz starega kraja ter je v to «vrho že pisal svoječasnemu poročevalcu Mi-letu Klopčiču, nakar pa Is ni odgovora, dasi Je medtem poteklo že pre-
i	i- i	i	- • i a a t	il cej Čnsa.--Se vzame na znanje in
podamo v živo kampanjo m povečamo jednoto s tisoči novih p(itopinje odobri.
V.	.,,,(•	• • »	I Nadalje urednik i«}U dovoljenje.
Glavni odbor pa ne pričakuje, da bomo v tej kampanji delali da se sine pogajati z nekaterimi itonj. Ne—pač pa smatra, da moča dobro delo biti tudi primer-*>naplačano in zato je določil posebne kampanjske nagrade, ki se er po velikosti merijo po zaslugah, pa so vendar vse izredno pe in toDot večje kot smo jih pri naši organizaciji še kdaj imeli, n glavni odbor upa, da se bo vsak član odzval ter poskušal po oji moči, da bo deležen vsaj ene izmed razpisanih nagrad, kate-, h seznam je priobčen na drugem mestu te Prosvete. Torej bratje in sestre—pojdimo na delo za sijajen uspeh te ve-jke spominske kamoanje! Fantje se vračajo iz vojne, vzpostav- ( ajo so zonet normalne razmere v družinah in splošnem družab- Dr. »i ime tm življenju, kar je ugodno za agitacijo, poleg tega pa so hladni stnski dnevi tudi kot nalašč za tako kampanjo. Čas nas kliče « delo priložnosti so izvrstne—ne prezrimo »n ne zamudimo jih!
ri, odnojpo ženi pokojnega član», 238 Umrl: Joseph Kek, c. 12388. kar se vzame na znanje in Izplačilo 341 Črtana: Helen Sulca, c, 114835, odobri.	1244 Umrl: Joseph Cenjar, c. 21478
Prečitano je pismo br. M. Kumcr- '200 Umrla: Jelka Tomaslc, c. 111047. ja, v katerem poroča o poteku let- 271 Umrl: John Brgan, c. 33720. ne slavnostl dnevs SNPJ, ki ga je 273 Črtana: Juanita R. Hratanlch, c. priredila federacija društev za okraj 1 J07101,
West more land, Pa., 111 kjer Je na-'2H7 ¿»rtan: Joseph Viclch. c. 45540. stopil kot govornik za jednoto.—Se ' 2,M{ Umrli: Rudy Kochevar. c. 09508. vzame na znanje.	I John /,ui>«nčlč, c. 5881.
Nadalje poroča br. Kumer o na- :J()() Umr|M. Helen Colangelo, e. meravani slavnosli dneva SNPJ. ki 1 58440
se ima vršiti 30. septembra pod P"-',,^ Utvti; Tony Gregorlch. c. 48411. kroviteljstvom ob. h federacij druš- y , j,MvHm. nruslch, c. 87518. tev v zapadni Penjl ter priporoča	Valentin Blasko. c, 28929.
kazanje zanimivih filmov v dvorani snpj
Člaustvu in rojakom v Chicagu in okolici!
Tajništvu se je s posredovanjem eksekutlvncga urednika člka-Akega lista Chicago Sun E. Z. Dimitmtna posrečilo dobiti od Service Command Film Library v Chicagu dva filma, "NEMfiKA GROZODEJSTVA" In "VAŠE DELO V NEMČIJI." Tak«) Je tudi po nakjonjenostl United Committee of South-Slavic Americans obljubljen film "OSVOBODITEV BELGRADA." Ti filmi se bodo kazali pod avspicijo izvršnega odseka Slovenske narodne pwipor-ne jednote v dvorani SNPJ v soboto, dne 6. oktobra, začetek točno ob 8. url zvečer.
Kdor teh slik še ni v*del in se >.ell prepričati, kaj in kako so podivjani nemAki naciji ravnali s svojimi žrtvami, med katerimi so bili morda tudi vaši sorodniki In da se kaj takega več ne ponovi, st mu priporoča, da ne zamudi prilike, k« se nudi občinstvu za imenovani večer,
Zgodovinska dejstva govore, tla ljudstva večkrat rada nasedejo zapeljivim obljubam brezvestn'h karakterjev, kateri razkrijejo svoje prave namene šele tedai, kadar pridejo do moči. Tako se je zgodilo v Nemčiji In Italiji, kjer stu Hitler in Mussolini pokazala svojo divjo naravo, čim sta se polastila vodstva vlad. Mnogo tistih, ki so jima ploskali tedaj, ko sta prišla na krmilo, danes leže pozabljeni na raznih bojnih poljanah, ali pa so za svoje sodelovanje * njima vred prejeli zasluženo plačilo, Da se kaj takega več ne ponovi, morejo to preprečiti le razsodne ljudske mase, katere pa morajo biti sedaj poučene, kai Jih čaka, če bodo brezbrižne. Tudi tukaj Imamo ljudi, če bi prišli do oblasti, ki bi ne postopali veliko boljše s tistimi, s katerih idejami se ne strinjajo.
Videli boste tudi slike osvoboditve Jugoslovanske prestolnice Bslgrsds, katerega so pomagale i»svoboditt hrabre ruske armade. Ta zgodovniska slika bo brez dvoma zanimala vse one, ki so se izselili iz krajev, kater« so sedal ujedlnjenl pod Jugoslavijo, In ki imajo še kaj čuta ter simpatij do svojega naroda, katerega hrabrost je občudoval ves demokratični svet, posebno dokler ga Je rabil.
Naj nihče torei ne pozabi na omenjeni večer In seznanite tudi svoje prijatelje, da pridejo omenjene slike gledat. V smislu zaključka Izvršnega odseka, bo vstopnina k predstavi prosta.
F. A. VIDER, gl. tajnik.
d« bi gl. izvršni odsek spet dovolil
379 Umrl«: Josephine Resnlck, c.
običajno subvencijo $200. kakor je že (
prejšnja leta v tq sv rim.—Se vzame L , . ..... na znanje in priporočilo odobri. 380 Črtani: Anna Mlller, c. 40033,
Georgt» Spt ngler, c. 72458 C r tana zopet sprejeta: Frances Ko v«lczyek, c. 40045.
Odobreno je tudi priporočilo, da se spet nabavijo iz celuloze izdelani žepni koledarčki, In ticer 2500 za leto 1948
388 Umrl: Frank Slapnlk, c. 17318.
Črtani: Ann Frolik, c, 108708. Rudy Longo, c. 93438, Marie Kropp, tv 101402. Rose Hahln, c. 90094, Math Atbanas, e. 7834*. Anna Ales, c. 102821, Agnes T Krakowski, c. 105731, Fred Divtank. c. 98795, Molile Gallaghcr, c. 105205, Wm, A. Gallaghcr, C. 105208, Ralph Mlhaljevlch, c. 88350. Christine Mlhalovlbh, c. 88208, A l p h o n • e C«rUsr, C. 98793, Victor llostlc, c. 87150, George Shlmek, c. 93291, Irene Svetilk, c, 100153, črtsn gopet sprejet: William Chandler, c. 108071.
588 Umrl: Jwmes W. Mally, c. 84570.
887 Črtana: Mary Chlnlskl, c. 108882, 712 Črtana: Clara Clnko, c, 98542 741 Črtani: Hertha Taucher, c. 87989. Mai garet Ferro, e. 84717, F. A. VIDER, Supreme Hec'y.
Br mladinski direktor predloži 400 Črtana: Milile Starman, c. 103518. M7 Crtsnt: Fred*Kn»mssr, 0. 83120 pismo mladinskega krožka št 20. ki ¡408 Odstopila. Josephine Ozanith, e	""""
se sine pogajati z ameriškimi pisatelji, ki znaj«» dobro pisati za mladino in ki bi mogli s svojimi prispevki obogatiti naš mladinski mesečnik. The Voice of Youth.—Sklenjeno, du se to dovoli in določenu je maksimalna odškodnina za take prispevke.
Za tem se razpravlja o raznih operacijskih zadevah in prošnjah za izredno podporo. Odobrene so kot sledi:
Aguilarîu. Colo. Prosijo | ) denarni' podpore za svoT
★ ★ *
linavski samaritani Gla(l in sk,u'na revščina vladata po
krajih Evrope, katerih ljudstva so ostala žrtve nacifašistovske podivjanosti v tej svetovni vojni. Posebni preiskovalni odbori poročajo, da bo neštete tisoče ljudi
18 John Mladič ............
39 John Mihelich 82 Margaret Cherensky 202 Peter Riblch . 215 Frank Vukelich 517 Antonia Kumcr 559 Louise Lancaster 634 Stanley Lončar 099 Mary Yanchar ........
Vsot«
$25.00 25.00 90.00 35.00 10.00 as 00
15.00 25 00
25.00
S tem Je dnevni red izčrpan In
Mnrlo od mraza in gladu spet to zimo, ako ameriška pomoč ne predsednik zaključi sejo ob 3 15.
ijde pravočasno.	I	s«|a I. avausta 1841
Da—tako je! Glad in revščina zahtevata še nadaljnje smrtne pie(iwk!n||t odpre m-Jo ob eni url Hve in še nosebno v Jugoslaviji, kjer so Nemci in Italijani kradli, popoidne v navzočnosti vseh članov ¿'«ali in pustošili cela št<ri leta. Zemlje je tam dovolj, narod glavnega izvršnega odseka tudi trudi, da bi kaj pridelal, toda ne zaleže veliko, ker jih je »via/nik oropal semen, oralne živine in potrebnega orodja ter je sled tc^a moralo ostati spet to leto veliko sveta neobdelanega, "t se | m »časi odkriva, semena in druga obljubljena pomoč iz Ame- j tudi ni prišla tja, neke tajne sile so posegle vmes in tako mo-«m«» fledati iz te bogate ter s hrano «n pbleko preobložene dežele, a ljudi,tvo', ki se je borilo z nami rama ob rami od vsega začetka <r d«»Drineslo največje žrtve v tej vojni, strada in umira gladu, ^•dtem ko imamo vsega na razpolago za bivie sovražnike itali- (
' ke fašiste <n nemške Hitlerjeve oboževalce.	1 ^ ___________ ___________
Poročila pravijo, da še tisto «nalo pomoč«, kar je je težko in proti p^jVa prejšnjo hibo ali poškodbi naših klerofašistov dospelo v Jugoslavijo, «i bilo mogoče raz- ,MJ( a|i vsied iste p"*»ejc nastalih loslati v notranje kraje dežele, ker so železnice, mostovi in vse 1 st</ »a/dejane. Temu bi se seveda dalo od pomoti, ameriški vojni hi bili izvrstni zato <n jugoslovanska vlada je prosila zanje. Mv* m no bi yh sčasom tud< plačala «n »b b' bik» veliko pametneje
*r ''«»bičkariosno kot na i«h spet nakladati no ladje ter spravljati '"i v Ameriko, kjer jih ne potrebujemo. Prav lahky bi da'i '" '"V.-.riski mu gladnemu ljudstvu tudi nekaj hrane in drugih ' ¿¿čin, ki 10 iih na*« vojaki imeli Um odveč, toda to se ni
Predložen in spivjet Je zapisnik izvršne seje z dne L avgusta t, 1.
Glavni tajnik nato predloži sledeče zadeve v rešiU-v:
Zadevo br. Ignaca Brezovca od društva št. 188, katerega prošnjo, da bi bil zopet sprejel za bolniško podporo in odškodnino, Je glavni zdravnik na podlagi zdravstven«* nesposobnosti odklonil. Ker it bil v vojni službi, je sklenjeno, da se sprejme za en dolar bolniške podpore, ako podpiše izjavo, da ne bo teijal
ifrii r
lil
tih
posledic.
Nadalje zadevo br. Jos. Penca od društva št. 288. ki je prestopil »z mladinskega v oddelek odraslih članov in mu je glavni zdiavnik vsied
zdravstvenega stanj« odklonil pioé-njo za višjo z«v«rov«lnino^- Sklenjeno, da m- ga sprejme v oddelek odi asi|h za $500 smrtnin«
Prečitano J« pismo druitv« it 589, ki poroča o sporu gh-di* društvene dvorane, ki je l«st dveh ondotnih
________„____,______ .	društev, ter o škodljivih posledicah.
J ni i ral i za našo skupno stvar in dokler üh je Amerika po-, k| n-tujlljr, « trg«. Želijo, d« iz
so ......... .......
'"diti. Zakaj ne? Ali m» Jugoslovani bili vredni naših " 1 a.sega »rijateljstva samo. dokler so se tako hrabro bo-
glavn« ga uiaa« posredujem« m po-. .	, n,iik«nto ttv«r r«*iti tako, d« bo r—
* * w	1 željen gporsSMW» in potrebno s«»de-
aHieli n iLLn IDA Juizoslovaniko ljudstvo je v tej -ti > |.(Vi.»„e Sklenjeno, ds ge jim gpo-Sk,Cp JKO ni tragediji civilmraneg. sveta toli-|	t*** poskulsl. po možr^t,
vno. ker je poleg drugega toliko l!^ tsm silno raz- j	0Tt^Udi resolucijo ki v« bu
Snričo tolikega stradanja, skrivanja pred so-
rt' 1 etika _______
»h. močvirjih <n gozdovih, zmrzovanja in neznosnega k' r a je moralo to ubogo ljudstvo orensšsti nad štiri '< temu n» čudit». Jetika je proletarika bolezen in zrne-, kjer je največ revščine. Zato pa je JPO ravnal sa-j " in Pravilno, ko je pred kratkem sklenil, ds bo za ves k«	nabral od smer«šk-h rojakov, nskup.l K»treb-1
TH-nt* /M kontrolo jetikr v sUrem kraju. Kajti »ko ho-»»ša Slovenija res uživsls svojo tako težko priborjmo r*Vnejšo bodočnost, mori najprej imeti zdrav in kr* V. CAINKAK, gl predsednik.
N«to p»
j« načrt ss uimv* članom, ki »o v zadnji vojni Sod oh tli p«»šk«Milir vsied katerih se ne morejo r«H**t /«varovali U bolniško podpoio in odškodnino, «n kátrum n«i bi se pomagalo iz sklad« im iriedrw podpori«. Načrt «e v pi hm ipo <«dobn in sklenjeno je, ds ae piedk»žt še glsv-m-mu Wboro v i*«i<rdii« \ ki s« >ru 4e k pollrtn« mu zb>«rovanju šr ta m»"«ec
Gl tajnik n«l« p"i<«/« o filmih ki mu jih J* priporočal urednik U-
posluje v za nekoliko
je aktivnosti,—Dovoljeno 325.
Nato br. gl ure<ft«ik priporoča, da glavni izvršni odsok rčšl vprašanje kontesta, ki wa je že odobril gl. odbor na svojem polletnem zborovanju glede najboljših sugestij za povojne aktivnosti v okviru* jednoU«, Sledi razprava in končno je sklenjeno, da naj bo 3250 kot ri«jviij« vsota, ki se sme porabiti za nagrade kontestanfom lr>, dobitki naj bodo po $50 kot prvu', $25 kot druga, $15 tretja. $10 četrta In $5 peta nagrada. Zaeno so odobrena v to svr-ho pripravljena posebna pravila.
Nato so le predložene razne prošnje in odobrene so članom ter za vsote kot sledi:
Prošnls s« posojilo «sesmant«
Applicsllons lor Lean tor Asssssmanl
Drutlvo »I.
Lodft No.
2 Joseph Vogrine za 12 mesecev 95 Anton Vsbcr za šest mesecev 220 Paul in Tekla Durklevlcz 810 Anton B renče za lest mesecev
Prošnja rs liredno podporo
AgpUcsIlMM lor Spadal S*n*lll
Drutlvo »I. Loda* Ho.
2	Frank Cas $35.00
24 Frank Vod**ek $2500 27 John Miklaui $25.00 70 Mihael VuJanic $20 00 95 John Sustarslc $25 00 130 Angela Put/el $25 00 201 John Fatur $20.00 204 Joseph Slapar in Magdalena Kurent vsak za tri mesece «*es-mrnt.
270 Anton Dolenc «M'sment z« tli
mesece. 292 John Krvina $15 00 290 Nlek Ozegovlch $35.00 341 Joe Oblak ssasmfnt za tri mesece.
388 RotM-rt I>»lene $25 00 411 Mary Franko $15 00 531 Kather in« Yelkh $2500
Zaključek seje ob 3 30 p«»p.
V. CAINKAK predsednik F A VIDER, zapisnlkai
SPREMEMBE PRI DRUÄTVIH RMMM ivouiti I»45
CHANOCS IN MEMBERBHIP lor Ihs monlh ol Au«usl 184$
A t druš t. lAMigr No. ^
J Umrl: A^ton Kovsk, c. 42753
3	Črtani m* Babič, r 31274. Julia A Matten. «. 104479
5 Umrli: Alois Kulovoc. e 41391, Alois Türk, e 1987, M«iy Ter-seltč, c 3101$. ': 8 Črtani p« t g$»»ej#ti: Mana Dl Giuvumii. « 10$567. Edw«id G M«1«k,|. c. IOft'28 Cect-ll« Kiio* pos c. 105583, Ge««ir Hix p««», e I055S4 ' J 10 Umit Joha Ae.felje. c 12857 J 4 Ulm I Charles Celsree, e. 48SIS Ifl črtan« Vimnt** M«vrl. r. 108300 17 Čit«n« /opH sp-rjH«: Ann Udo« vR-h. c. 100235.
Joseph Stcmburger, c.
72471. 421 Umrl: 94030
427 Črtani: Anne Rupnlk. e. 102351,
Ivana Rupnlk, c. 37000. 434 Umrla: Thoresa Benda, c. 42772. 438 Črtana: Zora Kundlger, c. 00030.1 454 Umrl: John Beslch, c. 2882H. Črtana: Dorothjr Kushsr, c. 99032.
457 Črtana zopet spiejets: Amalla
Lulck, c. 88781, 518 AJmrla: Katarina Starin, c. 28072 528 Črtana zopet sprejeta: France»
Adams, c. 104810. 559 Umrl: Fred Svoboda, c. 102801
c.
C,
Anthony F Felber, e 08584 584 Umrl: Klmer A. Vachetg, 105170.
004 Črtana: JoScphlne Detadjak,
118138 ' 808 Umrl: Frank Lovšin, c. 7744. 1814 Črtana: Marjorle Strauss, 101804
834 Črtan«; Lllllsn Rontker. c 83135. 838 Umrl: Nlck Premk, c. 04383. 855 Umrl: Frsnk J. Msrchun, c. 105403
857 Črtan roprt sprejet: l^ouls Čog-
nlk, e. 89080 «85 Črtana: Anna Mthalcln, c 00013. 883 Umrl: Frank Zleballč, c, 27288,
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L. No N«ms ol mambat		tac'y racal ved	Amount
3	Milan Poznlch ... ...	Moi > Vl«lmai	$ 4 00
10	Helen Hernard	...........	. . 2 00
	Alliert E Yardas	.............................	19(H)
		Rom K Omoyc	21 «Ml
14	Wm. J Nemanich	Frank Bruca	1X00
18	Lillian StemtM'iger	Frank Pefko	18 00
20	Arthur Zor man	Frank Krrar, Br,,.'	19 00
33	MlIdied Boros		10 00
	Fr. G. Pavlakovich		• 19 00
		Ant«m Zlbems	29 00
30	llola*rt M Catín		19(8)
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Čak prajal Isjnik Vsola
John Potokar
44 Csrl Ceglar 50 Julius Vic Mastek 89 Benjamin L, I «ander 115 Donald Me/naislc
118 Jennie FaÍM»c
Maigiiiet KasUdie
128 Fiank Huhadolnik 131 Csthetlnr Mihalle 135 Alter Kovseic 142 Ruti «id L Pet«« tier 145 Anna M lto/m«n 147 Nettle Nole« 178 Jo«rph K«d«r 188 Maty G»o/nik 193 Amalla Hlaiman 197 Elsie Hobkh
201	Franela A M<»ntno
202	Fiank Hravvar 204 Rudolph Slapar . 210 Doiothjr Kuiue« 217 Ernral A>h»r
223 Tht reaa Blatnik 2X2 Anna Gerloaky . 248 Evelyn Rorlr
250 Petor Babic ....
John Potoksr Fi a n k Meie
Fiank Bregar John Just, Jr ||< ten Kin »listu.
Joaeph Hivatln
Jotiii J fiatnanj« Uisula Giadlaek Mai y Oblak Fiank HustarsM Mali Vidnsi Laonaid Poljšak John Mandlch Louis Iii « gai Rud«<lph Počivalnik M m i ion K 01 «eh Frank Mllaver Kll/alfth Haman Frank llal'irh CaÜierliM* Nlayduh«! Ja« ol« IWn« han Mary Ituaa Andiemr IV'gatmy Fiank Pul/el
25 00
19 00 19181 4.00 8 00
18 00
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35 00
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18	(NI 8 00
18 00
19	00 $9 AMI J 0(g) 1900 19(81 18 00
8 00 19 00 19 00 12 00 800 $00 800 19 00
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Irena S. Yamhiovichl
254 Edward W K usher 259 Rosa L Pelan 285 Fiank Tutln 287 Jean Marl« Nelson
277	Rose Geiek
278	Anthony Mihelich 287 Robert Melnyk
289 Fabian Horvath James G, Kapust
218) Martin F. Koien 308 Florence Hamilton 318 Allee J. Klopchai 321 Jerry J Bsnogieh, Ji 3.13 Vincent llovai 353 Lillian G Kovalsky 397 Johnnie Miogar
419 Blanche A raison Emet y Piaanikai
427 Mary Helo
Doi««thy Dolliiai
438 Doiothy Peí kov »eh 459 Thomas J. Vukovu h 484 Anna Homaalar 474 Agin* M Hohlnr 477 i.ydia /.««link 549 M ai y Miagas 55V Krnil K meter 584 Dorothy Karun 588 Anthony K«ga 594 Hilda F Hrast S43 H« i lil« e M Luk * SHU JoM-ph Y «m« liai 712 Joseph Halieti
715 Fiank A Gird Ich Ttiomas Glaa« Marlis« Pe/fUtI
721 M«iy 733 Anr.ie
Vidi« M Hesn« i
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Joseph Yambrovlch	is 00
Sylvia Skedel	1 00
SUlla Murn	.1 (Ml
M.i 11 in 1 '1 him, Si	1000
Anton Tiatnlk	12 (Ml
Jennie Mikoltch	IOOO
Ulli« Mullan . .... .	19 00
Kiank Laut Ich ,	800
	19 00
	19 (Ml
Mai y Ceiv	38 (Ml
Pi It 1 Skuff	19 00
May Pieskar	17 00
Ther M Mal ko Aich	1 (Ni
Joseph Jez	19 00
Mike Snu 1 del	19 00
Paul SoIm»|	12 00
Matt Malensek. Jr.	18 00
	1 (NI
	n« SS
Maitm Piasnlkai	is ss
	18 (NI
	19 (NI
John Mui	35.00
Mate Vuoatk	19 00
Anton Vukovtch	10 (Ml
Mildied B««mestai	19 00
Itodolpli Bohinc	18 00
Gasp* r Hrgultn	1900
Joaip Ru/lch, Si	1900
Dimald Ullrich	1900
Challes Kaltn« r, Jr.	500
Anton Savorn	8 00
Hoar l'< i«t«	18 00
Mai y Ma« « k .	8 00
Kathniia Giarwtovle	8 00
J««Itn SkaiJa	i 00
	1900
	1000
1	1 00
John Kümo i	30 00
K at tía line Drrglin .	17 00
Anton Kichtar	1800
T* »TAL $1012 00	
V A. VIDER, gl tsjnik.
Slovene Na?I Benefit Society
in 42nd Year of Fraternal Service- 1904-1945
PROSVETA
ENGLISH SECTION
Twentieth Anniversary of SN P J English Speaking Lodge Movement
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For Membere of Slovene National Benefit Society and American Slovence
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SREDA, 26. SEPTE¡^
esl 20th anniversary campaign begins october first
It has already been announced in the Official Organ of the Society, that a new membership campaign, approved by the Supreme Board at the semi-annual meeting in August, will begin on October 1, 1945 and will continue for a period of six months, ending on March 31, 1946.
This new membership drive will be conducted and promoted in both Departments of the SNPJ under the name "ESL 20TH ANNIVERSARY CAMPAIGN" and will be supported by the slogan: "BUILD FRATERNALISM FOR A MORE SECURE FUTURE."
The purpose of the campaign is to build up the membership, first, in honor of the 20th Anniversary of the English-Speaking Lodge (ESL) movement in the SNPJ and, second, as a special tribute to our members who served in the armed forces of World
War II.
Our English-Speaking Lodges have filled an important role arid a very essential need in the progress of the SNPJ. Each one in its own individual way and all of them together have, to a greater or lesser degree, instilled a deeper pride and loyalty, j i and a broader sense of responsibility for the Society in the minds '« of many youthful members.
It must be admitted that, without the aid of E. S. Lodges, we would not have been able to attract or retain the young people in as large numbers as we did during the past twenty years. We expect this splendid work of the E. S. Lodges to continue, incteasing in number and importance as time goes on. And so, because of the significant place they have held in the life of the Society, we hope to interest each and every member, whether of Slovene or English-Speaking Lodges, in the success of this campaign.
Now that the war is over, and grateful and happy we all are that it is, our young men and women of the armed forces, the flower of SNPJ youth, will gradually return to their homes, to their families and friends, and to their lodges. Through the service given here at home and abroad, they helped to prepare the way for a more secure future and to preserve the principles of freedom and democracy. Therefore, it is fitting and proper that we also dedicate this campaign as a special tribute to them.
Let us make this campaign a LIVING MEMORIAL both to the 20th Anniversary of the ESL movement in the SNPJ and to our members who served and fought in World War II—a memorial to which all of us will point with great pride and satisfaction. Your lodge's share of this memorial is the quota of new members assigned to it. RESOLVE that this quota will not only be reached, but also surpassed, long before the conclusion of the ESL 20th Anniversary»€ampaign.
The prize list is by far the most liberal ever offered to our members. These consist of attractive REGULAR prizes, SPECIAL prizes, and GRAND prizes, thus assuring that your every effort toward the success of the campaign will be amply rewarded. To better acquaint yourself with all the features pertaining to the campaign, be sure to read carefully the rules which appear elsewhere in this section.
Now, to work, Brothers and Sisters. Prepare at once for an intensive membership campaign. # Discuss it thoroughly at your lodge meeting and, if necessary, organize a special committee to conduct the campaign in vour locality. Let the slogan of the "ESL 20TH ANNIVERSARY CAMPAIGN" be your constant guide.
. VINCENT CAINKAR, Supreme President F. A. VIDER, Supreme Secretary MICHAEL VRHOVNIK, Juvenile Director, Campaign Committee.
Tenth Annual Pennsylvania SNPJ Day Sun., Sept. 30
LIBRARY, PA.—"Oh, what a
Universal Comets
UNIVERSAL. PA.—Date« to remember:
Sept. 2f—Benefit concert by the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Committee for Jugoslav Relief at the Carnegie Music •Hall. Pittsburgh, Pa.. Fridsy evening at 8:15.
Sept. 30—Tenth Annual Pennsylvania SNPJ Day at the "Lodge," South Park. <
Oct. 7—Regular monthly meeting of Lodge Comets 715, at the Slovene Hall, Universal, beginning at 7 p. m.
Oct. 2—Regular quarterly meeting of the E. S. Federation of SNPJ Lodges of western Pennsylvania at the SNPJ Hall, Sygan. Dancing will follow beginning at 8 p. m.
Comet»' Newt Members of the Comets' Lodge 715 started to bowl duckpins last Mon-, day evening at the Moose Alleys in Universal. The attendance was very satisfactory, and it looks like there will be a lot of interest in this sport equivalent to previous years. Several teams are being organized^ and there is still a place for more trawlers. All members wishing to bowl are invited to come to the Moose Alleys every Monday at 7 p. m.
Two <4 the Kumer ladies have been confined to the Columbia Hospital during the last few weeks. Mrs. Louis (Jakie) returned from there on Wednesday evening. Sept. 10, after being confined for 12 days bees use of an appendectomy. That same night her sister, Mrs. Max (Grace), went there where she gave birth to a girl. The addition gives Grace and Max a family of three boys and one girl.
Comet members are reminded of Pa. SNPJ Day this Sunday at South Park. Your Federation is a co-sponsor of this affair, so get out there for a full day's fun. If transportation is a problem, see the writer and he will arrange for you to travel with the Veronians who have hired a bus to go there. Remember, also, that we have a lodge meeting on Oct. 7 at the Slovene Hall. Be there for an evening's discussion and entertainment.
Pa. SNPJ Day The recent and final meeting of the committee preparing for the 10th Annual Pennsylvania SNPJ Day showed that everything is in readiness for thefeig celebration this Sunday, Sept. 30, at the Lodge at South Park, It seems that this celebration will be like old times again. The entire program for the day will be a Joy for everyone.
Beginning at 10 a. m. and until midnight there will be things going on that will provide entertainment and fun for adults and children. There will be music all day %ro-vided by u music box by amplifiers producing $Jovene and American music. In the early afternoon there will be a sports and game contests of various kinds for adults and children promoted bv the E. S. Athletic Committee. Softball game will feature the sports program.
Jn mid-ajtemoon the main program will be sponsored, and the attraction will be music, songs, and speaking. Frances Novak has written that sixteen Juveniles will be here from her Circle to provide entertainment. This will be worth witnessing Josephine Klun of Pitts-1 burgh will render several beautiful Slovene songs in the able manner that she knows. The Skcrlong-Sta-nisha duet can be counted on to give a worthy demonstration of their high talents.
For the evening't entertainment we have engaged Marty King and 1 his band for dancing in the spacious important we will be welcoming hall of the Lodge. It's a wonder-
3adgarland News
MILWAUKEE. WIS.—The Golob sisters were recent visitors to Gir-ard. Ohio. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bezek Mrs. Razak is the former Mary Golob of our city. All report that a most enjoyable time was had by all
Four of our young business men just came back from their vacations up north. An undertaker, lawyer, insurance man, and a doctor. Quite a combination. Tony Verbick, Ed Berkanovic, Cy Zvonar, and Doc Frank Schuler, And of all things, they spent their vacation at Crooked Lake. Not casting any reflections, but wondering if these bays have
NOTATIONS
By Frances L. Rak
CHICAGO, ILL.—Last Fridays Pioneer meeting was quite long, and for once we had a good discussion. It pertained to how we should celebrate our Twentieth Anniversary. Some of us had figured on a banquet with program at some hotel, while others preferred a simple dance. Result was a 20th anniversary dance at the SNPJ Hall on Nov. 24. The president has the power to select a committee and get things started.
A new Membership campaign is beginning in October, and -Pioneers already have that one new member.
beautiful morning, Oh, what a quite a few of the boys home ful orchestra, and you'll particular- J«*®1 " £ '«¡¡J ^"^T u..,.éii..t J-.. •»	Í. .u^ »___ »___.»._ ______ ». . .	.1.. ..Uu	«„ w ihn i juiu,. I leas WI art noping \nvy win.
cooked anything up besides their Seems to me it wont be too hard meals while up there. All kidding aside, I hope you all enjoyed your-selves and came home in good shape.
Again reminding you to jot down any news concerning our members and drop them off at the secretary's office. They will be very welcome.
Members in Service
Very Sorry that I did not have this information at hand sooner. Just another case where a little help would have been welcome. Just found out that one of our SNPJ members has been entertaining at the Riverside Theatre for two weeks. The engagement endf Thursday, Sept. 27. Sgt Jimmie Santilli is a member of the Camp McCoy troupe that is there in conjunction with the Ernie Pyle movie "G. I. Joe." Jimmie is a member of the band.
Also sorry to hear that Rudie Smole was hurt while training in Uncle Sam's Army. Write to this boy, as he was one active Badger while with us. He is now in the hospital. From information at hand, he broke his hand. His address is: Pvt. Rudolph S. Smole, ASN, 4601-1700, Reg. Hospital Ward C. 14, Camp J. T. Robinson, Ark.
A letter comes from Johnny Ob-luck stating that he will be at Pearl Harbor for 6 weeks, while his ship is being used to transport troops from Pearl Harbor to the States,
Letters are very welcome to all these boys still in the |gpvice. So write today and keep on writing. The addresses are all on file at the secretary's office. Next time you pay your dues, take a few along and use them. iJA
To my weekly reader in Chisholm. Minn.: Everything is okay here and you will be hearing from us soon.
Bowling Tops—Congrats to Rudie Pugel who led the Stroh team with hi 648 score in his debut with the Deroiters.
In the Remic mixed league, the scores were nothing to shout about. Johnny Sedmak, back in league competition after a few years absence lead the parade with an even 555. Matty (Muscles) Levar was right behind with his 640. Joey Ambrosh had a rough night in his first league tilt banging the setups for a measly total of 419. Among the gals there was one honor score shot. Josephine Smanz pocketed hed short hook for a 506 total
In the Marino ladies league we find another SNPJ keglor who really mowed them down. Jane Perko cracked the maples for a neat 578. Clara Medved came thru with a 505 total
In Friday night's Social, Tony Ob-luck shot a 573 total. Little Vic Kouchich had his share of troubles again. After his night's work was over, he snowod a meek 417 score. Cy Zvonar, probabfy just getting over the effects of his vacation, managed to eke out a total of 432 These boys will be getting better total as the season progresses. At
beautiful day," that is the fore cant for Sunday, Sept. 30. So— "Come out, come out, wherever you are," and have the time of your life celebrating the 10th Annual Western Pennsylvania 8N-
from the wars. Now 1 ask you, 11/, «»joydancing to it at the Udge.f'^^ .7	^ your lasl
..viru.. ______u____ _	* . 'Although there is no admission to Sept 2«—This will oe your lasi
Why would you ever want to {gff*, ther<< will ^ . imall ud., miss this affair at South Park mi„ion charged for dancing in the lxnlge on September 30?	j evening. Dancing will be from 8
ti. •«• ti . \n i. . P- m- until midnight to the orches-* ''»nt:—Visitors at our lr,; dancing during the day is free. mn. . .. „	recent dance included Mr. and' If you haven't already made plans
PJ Day at the South Park Lodge	M|chue, Kum#r lk.„crv .«end this great celebration.
reminder to attend our regular monthly for Sept. Reberninsek's Hall, located at So. 6th and W Bruce sts. Is the place. We have the promise of some of our returned servicemen that they will attend this meeting. So come one, come all
to get those twenty odd members as our quota.
Louis Zorko gave the Federation meeting report, which had mostly to do with the Christmas party for Chicago's SNPJ juveniles. Bowling reports were given by John Alic, Leo Komuchar and Marge Bozicnik.
, The secretary is ordering twenty-five copies of Louis Adamic's new book, "A Nation of Nations," and you can get a copy thru him if you care to. Mary Andres was the adult attendance winner while Jo Anne Marie Rak was the lucky juvenile. Good sandwiches, cookies and coffee were on the menu and prepared by the entertainment committee.
| August 3, 1946, is the Homecoming Picnic for Servicemen. In connection with this homecoming there are plans for giving away a $1,000
automobile certificate.
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Vinska Trgatev—Saturday, Sept. 29, is just around the corner, and that pleases us much. For that's the day that the Perfect Circle's "Vinska Trgatev" is going to take place. The lower SNPJ hall is under extensive decorating. Mr. Leo Smagaj has built a very nice looking jail. In true Slovene style, the procession will start with the fttruklji, klo-base and all. Bill Kovacic will be the mayor and Edward Udovich will be the deputy clerk. There are about twelve policemen lined up-* also. During the evening sometime din-nerware will be given away. The Pucel-Fois godba will entertain for dancing. Doors will be open at 7:30 p. m. and the procession will start promptly at 9 p. m. Be sure to be on time*
We're making this your final invitation to attend the Circle's "Vinska Trgatev." We're inviting the old-timers to come and see what the youngsters are able to do. It's something new for the Circle to undertake and they'll need all your cooperation. Their ether ventures have been very successful and they'd like to make an especially nice showing because all the proceeds of the "Vinska Trgatev" will go for Jugoslav War Relief. It's a good thought for young SNPJ to be interested in Jugoslav War Relief and the people should cooperate wholeheartedly. The bigger the crowd, the more money tor War Relief for
our Jugoslav people!
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Servicemen—En no Pechnik was the lucky serviceman meeting award winner.—Herman Zordani and Leo Vider were Pioneer servicemen at the meeting.—Of course. Ernie Dre-shar was there, too!—As of last Sunday, Frank Zordani (of Camp Fanin, Tex.), a former Pioneer president, will be a civillian again. He and his wife, Anne, will spend some time ln Kansas before settling in Chicago.—Lt. Oscar B. Godina has been transferred to Antwerp, Belgium, where he is in charge of his company.
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"House nf Harringto n"—The Dramatic Section of Branch No. 1 JSF has started rehearsals for a 3-uct Slovene play "House of Harrington" (English translation). The play will be preaentcd on Sunday. Dec. 9, at SNPJ auditorium. Keep this date in mind.
VINSKA TRGATEV
FOR	]
JUGOSLAV RELIEF
Perfect Circle 26-SNPJ Will Stage 'Trgatev? at SNPJ Hall Saturday
Our group's raising money, Wa'ra frank to admit; Will you coma with soma And contribute your bit?
A Vinska Trgatev Wa have on our mind, It's loads of fun. But tha different kind.
Mrs. Michael Kumer, Beacry to attend this great celebration.	" V n. mmmt
Bruce Dannv Fnl^ Mr	™ke your plans now. A good time and let's have a meeting as of old
wruce Danny Fabec Mr. and ^ ^	m	Remind,n0 you once again to gel
(located near Library, Pa.).
In case you hare never been at Mrs. Andy Sulkowski, Dorothy 1 of*y our old' 'frU-nds b"id^ccrtaki the I<odge, be informed that it. Zupanick. Cpl. and Mrs. Mady Let us Join together in making the is the most beautiful spot in Curl (home on furlough from f»™* SNPJ d«v ln morc thun
spot
South Park Along with the natural beauty of the site selected for this occasion, the committee has arranged quite a program of game* in which everyone can participate The game* include tug-o-war, races, mush-I »a 11 and many others There will be attractive prizes for all winners.
Fallowing the games then-will be a program of entertainment as described in Brothet Kumer1! column
Alter u»e have had some refreshments and ao on we take to dancing to Marty King's orchrs-tra from ft to 12 midnight Of course, while this Is all taking
Scott Field, III., and last but not least, Lt. Arthur Peternel who has just returned from Germany.
J. 7. H s please* note
three yest*
News and Vieu>* I Hope that these nest few lines I will persuade many of our members
get
into the habit of attending our reg ular monthly meetings and paying your dues on time.
SALTY. 584
meeting m on Thursdav Oct 4 vanáa Chapter of the American Com- attendance Jugoalavia today iMurwiay, Oct. 4, ^ (or JufotUv R,.u#i This af- a deaperste situation; It ta a r
ai /.JU p. m.	|(jl|r j, cheduled at the famous Car- of hundred thousands of orj
evening as well as entertaining. But
. „„_„_____. J__________more important to us. and parti
| end friend* U> attend the benefit cularly the Jugoslavs, is the nominal tH.xt sponsored by the Western Peniwyl- contribution you will make by your
- *- * 1 ig in nstion orphans.
Until again, mh* you on SNPJ negie Music Hall. Friday evening, tubercular. Ill-fed. Ill-clad, and ill-Dav- Sent 30	'Sept 28. at 8 15 Zlatko Balokovlc. housed people. Do your shsre to-
........ . '	«concert violinist of international re- ward the rehabilitation of a small
t HANChS I)FHM(TTTA, M2. nown will he the guest artist Prob- nation with great potentialities by
ably many of you have heard him; attending the concert this Friday if so. he is worth hearing again, and again To those who have not heard him. I wish to say that he has distinguished himself as one of the best violinists
The added aifrart«»«u at this concert are that the Jug<Milav Ambassa
Dance at Cuddy, Pa., Sunday, Sept. 30
CUDDY PA An inviutkm is r*tend«-d to all to Mttend a dance. Sunday. s. j>i 30, at Cuddy. Mush letm!«-ted fot the occasion shall br by Jaek Ourel and his Melody Mis-rtt An evening's enjeymrnt is at
evening. Sept. 28. at 1:18. at the Car-negte Music Hall. Pittsbur«h. Pa
A "short" rid« on Sunday, Sept 18. took us to Braughton. Pa. where we visited with Beachey
All-A-Round—We admired the new curtains hanging up in lower SNPJ hall; they make the meeting room more attractive, for they hide the big rolls of paper used by Pro-aveta. It is a big improvement!— Among the visitors at Pioneer meeting were Edith Tancek. of lodge 49.
Girard. Ohio, Joe Cerkoney and Margaret Ciochko, a juvenile.—A newly transferred Juvenile present at the meeting was little Emilie Pe-gan. who is also a prospective Perfect Circler —That little "birdie" is at it again, for it told us that Frank and Chriatine Stritar of Wsukegan are celebrating a wedding anniver-ssry this week. Congrstulatlons!— Lillian Zasadil was in hoapital several days last week for observstion We're glad to report she's home sgain —Marion Hercik, who wrote the G. l.'s news for the Pioneer Bulletin and who was employed st Jugoslav Savings St Loan Aasn. left us for a new home in good ole Penn-| By. Marion's Marine husband will be stationed at Philadelphia. Pa
• a i i *tHíf du|MMMd M.IV we see you place we are seeing ok? friends, p,»*.,,!.
making new friands and most.	MOLLY, 318.
Bruce, lister that evening we sr-	__
I rived at the dance in Library There	They drove East and her^s "wiih-
dor to Washington. Starnd« Bimlch. was a good crowd and a good Ume	lnf thrm happiness and lots of eoori
will he on hand to frr«* the audi- there Many of the boys are back	tucls Mary Andre* won several
encr. and that iMttsburgh's ow« Du- from overseas; many of them will	b|ue nbhons on canned «ood» st thr
qu. .ne Tamlwiritsa orchestra will he present st Pa HNPJ Day You	fsn.worth School |.,t week -Last
pc vide the Instrumental interludes he there, two. and We II have fun	i week we failMt t..
Thé. —d, like an miaresUng MICHAIL B KI MICH	lMx) TETU^Í
So save un tha data And coma on tha run; Jugoslav Relief gats tha monsy— And you'll ha re tha fun I
CHICAGO.—The group referred to in the above verse is the Perfect Circle No. 26-SNPJ who will present an old-time Vingfc, Trgatev this coming Saturday, September 29, at 7:30 p. m., lower SNPJ hall.
Almost avaryona knows what an affair like this is, but if you don't, now is your chance to find out. Besides having an enjoy, able evening, you will be doing your bit for Jugoslav Relief, as all proceeds from this affair will go toward this worthy cause.
A "irgaiav" will ba a new experiment for most of the Circle membership, and all are looking forward to participating in thi» affair. We have diligently listened to all suggestions and ideas from those who know about and how to present a trgatev, and it is the intention of the Circle to follow this advice as closely as possible.
Draasad In Slovene national costume, the children will try and portray one of the most colorful festival customs of the homeland, gaining an experience they, no doubt, will never forget.
Tha ceremony of tha trgatev will be completely in the hands of the Circle members themselves, with Bill Kovacic as the "zupan" (mayor) and Edward Udovich, the "deputy." The older girls and boys of the Circle will perform the duty of policing the merrymakers.
Wa, therefore, graciously ask all our parents and friends to come and participate, and cooperate with the Circle in this effort In doing so, you will also be helping to teach and instill the children with a tradition that should not be allowed to be forgotten
Klobase, slruklji, and pottca, are just some of the tasty food t« be served, and for your dancing pleasure we have engaged the services of the Pucel-Fois godba. There you have the set-up, and we do hooe to see all of you at the TRGATEV Saturday night!
ANN SANNEMANN, Mgr. Perfect Circle No. 26-SNP^
Slovenes Erase Fascist Traces in Trieste I
By Theodore Andrica
Theodore Andrica, staff correspondent of the Cleveland Pre», sent the following interesting on-the-spot report from Trieste where he is now stationed, studying the situation in the port city and its hinterland. Mr. Andrica is a well-known correspondent and is personally acquainted with many of our people in Cleveland.
TRIESTE (By Moil): Men are hard at work demolishing the cement and stone pill boxes which the Germans and the fascists have erected in Trieste. The people of "Pri-morsko," as the Slovenes call this part of Europe, mentally and spiritually have not yet demolished.
To fully appreciate this state of affairs one must recall the full story of Trieste and of "Primorsko" since the first world war.
For the Slovenes of Trieste and of Primorsko World War II has been merely a brutal continuation of a period of 24 years of Italian oppression.
The memory of these past 24 years is so vivid and bitter that the average Slovene here becomes somewhat panicky at the thought that the great powers will not unite Trieste and Primorsko with the Slovenian part of Jugoslavia.
This fear and uncertainty is largely responsible for the tonsion that rules Trieste and Primorsko today.
The British and Americans feel that the Tito government is rushing things much too fast and that the fate of Trieste and Primorsko must be settled in an orderly manner.
The Slovenes feel, on the other hand, that the ethnical composition of Primorsko. together with the bitter and costly war the Slovenes waged against the Germans and the fascists during the past five years, entitle them to fulfill their dream, that of rejoining Jugoslavia now.
That is why Trieste and Primorsko are tense today.
Before World Wail U Mussolini's government virtually forbade outsiders to visit the countryside in Primorsko Mussolini disliked the idea of strangers seeing from close quarters how Slovenes were being Italianized. This was the reason for my inability to visit this province during my former trips to Europe
the moonlight picnic, we're sorry for the unlntenti«med omission.— lastly, don't forket the Vinska Trgatev for Jugoslav War Relief
The Jugoslavs, particularly the Slovenes, never ceased protests* against the inclusion of 600.000 Slovenes under Italian rule, a*JJ peace conference of 1918 dendrtL The Slovenes claimed that the lul-ians treated the "Primorsko" Slovenes brutally.
The world appeared to bavt I»" 'little attention to the plight of W "Primorsko" Slovenes.
"To the English wi' were just another Balkan tribe and America too far." a Trieste Slovene told mr
After spending a week in Trw« and especially in the country«® around it there is no doubt in my mind that "Primorsko" is P"^ inantly Slovene. The Italians £ pepr in large blocks only » ^ large urban centers, like Trirste aw Gorizia.
It is relatively easy to sec ™ the Italians gravitated to he cw» I During the Italian rule any »ovm I who claimed to be Slovene m wanted to remain Slovene ww nied employment In Tiieste other large urban centers ot morsko The result was thst Tr£ ' and Gorizia gained in Italian P^ 1 lation while the Slovene» , forced to go to the countrv | I found purely Sl«v. m only two miles from Tl'"" thr further you go from Trirtv | more you realize the Slovene
acter of Primorsko	,mDktd
| I found innumerabl. .exa"^ ."cultural Italianization by «" lini's henchmen Slovene J became "Giuseppe" and	,
became "Pescatore" Slovene family and first na»" 0 forcibly changed by HallsnsJ^ Slovene language •en00" lowed to operate, even in where not a solitary I**»* ^ lived	^
Taken to Concentrate <' ^ j
It well can be	r*
why the Primorsko SU^ ^ into battle against 0».	. J
the German, with grr.i
Our Front
____ Louik Baniger
„ rK on the Trieste problem ^confUctin« and uncertain.
£¡¡¿2wriunf. nothing definite has
„«.n decided.
*Lt Wednesday it was reported ondon where the conference iT,°l B* Five is in progress. that «! of Trieste will be interna-th" ISfed At the same it was an-U°n i that the Jugoslav-Italian SSiwm ba draJn on ethnical
days later, on Frklay. it was
JdKed that "nothing definde has S^wrived at" concerning Trieste
and iU hinterland.
Moreover. Russian sources denied .hat its foreign commissar knew Invthing about the communique, St the report was «sued without 5„letev's knowledge. It would be logical that Russia would demand Trieste for Jugoslavia.
The latest reports confirm Rush's claim that the Jugoslav-Italian problem has not yet been settled. AH of which shows that a great deal of propaganda is being circulated against Russia and Jugoslavia.
Russia's demand for the control of Tripolitania and Eritrea is not fantastic at all. which is the way as it is being cabled.
Russia must have an outl et through the Dardanelles into the Mediterranean. As a great power— the only great power in Europe now -she is entitled to this control. Why should the Mediterranean bccome an axclusive British sea? The Mediterranean is closer to Russia than to Britain.
Personally I am against any foreign control of any country or territory. But since this is now seemingly "impossible" and since the arrangement of colonies is such, why jshould Britain have exclusive right to this control?
Wc must remember that it was Russia that suffered the most in World War II. And it was Russia that really defeated the Axis powers in Europe with the help of America and Britain. Were it not for Russia's heroic armies and America's help, Britain would have n defeated..
Turning to the Trieste problem gain, our readers will no doubt be interested in reading a report by odore Andrifca of the Cleveland ress published elsewhere in this sue of Prosveta.
Mr Andrica is writing from Trite where he talked with our peo-(there and v^ited many Slovene •ns and villages in Primorje 1 think that his report is the best ft to have come from Trieste and fcnorje after the war. In it he hows that he has very good knowl-dge of the situation and that he nows our people well. There have been other reports torn Trieste in the daily press be-■his, but most of theM, with the xception of Edd Jonson's of the Ihicago Sun last spring, were Brit-ih propaganda. It was this propa-nda against Jugoslavia and against ussia that caused so much trouble Trieste.
I am still hopeful that Trieste and entire Slovene region to the iver Soia, including Triii, will be (eluded into Slovenia under Jugoslavia.
Rules of
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Juvenile Circles
Juvenil* Circle No. SO Uttums« Monthly Meetlags
BROOKLYN. N. Y- The Junior AU American», Juvenil»« Circle No. SO. held then meeting on Sum!ay
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The "ESL 20TH ANNIVERSARY CAMPAIGN" of the SNPJ . ......_ _ ........... ..........
shall be conducted in both the Adult and Juvenile Departments I ^P1 »t Uie Slovene hall. This for a period of six months, beginning October 1, 1®45 and endiiw • nice meetln* fB il WM lh<> March 31, 1946. Its slogan shall be—BUILD FEATERNALISM «^«LMwo month summer v. FOR A MORE SECURE FUTURE.
Purpose
The purpose of the campaign !s to build up the membership, first, in honor of the 20th Anniversary since the establishment of the EngLh-spe«^ Lodge movement * the SNPJ and. second J^jg^jt* & {£ as a special tribute to our members who served and fought with honor roll, listing the Slovene boys the armed forces in World War II to bring peace among the peo- and girls in the service, from New pies of the world.
cation. Pur this reason everyone was anxious to see each other again Much ground wv covered, as a busy schedule is planned for the Fall and Winter season. First of all. a picturesque tableau
York City. A comnntee was formed to plan a Christmas program. At the same time we were also informed thai Juhn Wolf was in the Army for two weeks. Since he is
Participation
Any member of the SNPJ, adult or juvenile, is eligible to par	^ iuj iwu
ticipate in this campaign. The name of the person, who secures	th J "first' mev^eTof"the* Circle to a new member, shall accompany each membership application. J enter into the armed services a gift
along with other required information, when it*is forwarded to the	*b»ll be^sent Jiim fur ^hu birthday main office by the Local lodge secretary.
Quota	da s d i the m i tl. i A ust
Each lodge is assigned a quota of new members, this starting	and* ¿dumber" ^Siey "were Xhn
with a minimum of FIVE for lodges having twenty or less adult	Wolf, Mildred Padar. Richard Gra-
members and graded proportionately upward in accordance with	busnik, Frances WoW, Robert, Ro-
the membershiD standing on June 30, 1945, using the ratio of one	nul(* *nd RiFhar?4 SJ"art .
, . 7 * . ,' '. B . .	again those who attended sat at the
qew member for everv twenty adults until the maximum quota	long ubll. und ate decorative cake,
of twenty is reached, as shown in the table which follows.
Immediately after the meet inn a birthday party was held for the members who celebrated their birth-
Membership
Quota
Membership
Quot»'
20	or less
21	to	40 41	to	60 61	to	80 81	to 100. 101	to 120 121	to 140. 141	to 160.
5	new members
6	"
■	H	M
8	" "
9	"	"
10	"
11	" . "
12	"
161	to	180
161	to	200
201	to	2*0
221	to	240
241	to 260
261	to	260
281	to 300
301	or	more
13	new members
14	M
15	"
16	"
17	" *• 16	"
18	-
30	"	"
Prises
Regular, special and grand prises shall be awarded as induce ments for greater enrollment of new members.
REGULAR PRIZES shall be awarded for all new members ac- started cording to the scale of payments below, provided at least three monthly assessments have been paid.
For each juvenile insured under Plan 1 ...........81.00
For each juvenile insured under Plan 2 or 3 82.00
For each adult insured for 8500 or lass ..............82 00
For each adult insured (or 8LOOO or more ........85.00
SPECIAL PRIZES of $5.00 shall be awarded to all who enroll FIVE new members. An additional $5.00 shall be awarded for each subsequent group of live new members, plus an extra $5.00 when the maximum quota of twenty it. reached and, thereafter,1
candy, cookies and drank soda. Richard Grabusnik was the winner of the special party.
At this time we were honored in having Mrs. Olga (Knapich) St balms present at our met ting and party. She spoke briefly und commented on our group and we were also interested in hearing of hur association with the Kansas Juvenile Circle of which ahe was organiser and munager. We hope in Uie near future she does settle down in Brooklyn and becomes an active member of Circle &0 and Lodge 580
A few games were played and since a number of our members just high schoul claHMS there were a few debates as to which was the better school, Uuschwick or Cleveland; that was the question.
Thus another session with Circle 50 came Ui an end. The next regular meeting is rheduled to take place on Sunday, Oct. 14, and we hope te see just as fine und attend-unci- as we've had during he year.
J&NNlfy: PADAR, Mgr.
INTERESTING FILMS AT THE SNPJ
AUDITORIUM	Suppose It Happened to Us
To members and friends in Chicago and vicinity:	|ol ** pptv°\hv bluetand*t Itel\i-
By courtesy of Chicago's Service Command Film Library and teis. it seems folks are ufrald of It. thru the mediation of K. Z pimitm.n, ,x«utive ed,t;„ of th. |. Sjyjj NJJJ. KNpJ-J Chicago Sun. the secretary s office was able Ui obtain two films, Hiroshima and that other city of namely: "GERMAN ATROCITIES UNEXPUROATED" and Nagasaki. In tact, th» atomic bomb YOUR JOB IN GERMANY." Thru the coyperation of the United is too efficient as an instrument of Committee of South-Slavic Americans from New York, we are dsrtrurtlun. . .I«, promised film, on LIBERATION ol BELGRADE." All to | ^¿«¡J films will be shown at the Society's hall, under the auspices of the %icipjrnU oi thogr destructive SNPJ executive committee, at 8 o'clock in the evening, Saturday,' pineapples, and we shall all be October 6	*	' blown to Kingdom Comr. Including
Those of vou who have not seen the unparalleled horror in the the guy who is thinking that, history of human race and brutal treatment inflicted by Na,i JJ^T^^crSmAT £ sadists uoon their victims, imong which were perhaps your own | ,he wlck„d including women relatives, should not miss the opportunity to see these films.	| und children who were forced rsth-
Unfoitunately, as history has prove<l time and again, the masses hurriedly to meet thalr honorable .re inclined to (allow ihe le.de, ship of dem.gogue. who pr„ml.e
them oaradis*' on earth, while they cunningly conceal their ulti- nt u„ camprt.h«iHl that over mate purposes. That's exactly what happened in Germany and Italy where Hitler and Mussolini, once they came into power, ruled with an iron hand. Many of those who enthusiastically welcomed their dictatorship, today lie forgotten on battlefields, or are being deservedly punished for their collaboration. These atrocities must never be repeated again! Because we. too, have people among us who would not better treat those who disagree with them, the masses today must be actively interested and informed, so that they will know how fatally effective the lack of Interest may prove for them.
On the above date, you will also see films of Belgrade, the Jugoslav capital, liberated with the helo of the heroic Russian Army, This historic film wMl undoubtedly prove very Interesting to those who migrated from olaces which are now united under Jugoslavia, as well as to all who f<»ol and sympathise with their countrymen whose broverv won so much admiration by the democratic world.
Do not. therefore, forget ihe eveninq of October 6. Inform your fi lends also, and welcome them to attend. In accordance with the decision of the executive committeo, no admission will be charged.
F. A. VIDER, Supreme Secretary.
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FLASHES
H* DONALO J t/vrnirw
Circle No. 10 Jugoslav Relief Picnic la Bucceaa
. ««« , .	,.	, .	...	SALEM. OHIO.J-A picnic for th<|
an extra $10.00 for each succeeding group of twenty new mem- beru>m o( jUROslsv Relief was held
bers, as follows:
CHICAGO, ILL.—-Devoting a lot of time to the 20th anniversary celebration and delving into other important activities, th«- Pioneers held a lengthy session last Friday night ut the SNPJ hall. The attend
Uie economy of Saskatchewan. Sometime back the provlnclul offices were taken over by members of the Cooperative Commonwealth Fédération who have a basie socialist program and who have alreudy
one hundred thousand peoplo perished by the two bombs. That Is a lot of piople, evin If they are Japs
That reminds me of an essay that I once read. • Schopenhauer, the pessimistic Herman philosopher, argued that sympathy in the human being depends on fear. He illustrated by saying that people would be immediately sympathetic towards the vt.'llns, if they heard that in the adjacent county three people were cold-blnodily murdered by a fiend. Yes, he argued, If the crime was committed in fur away Chins no one would pay heed.
Sympathy, Schopenhauer said, Is thus amused becuuse the individual can readily place himself In the portion of his mighhor, whereas the victims In China are too far away to threaten his safety.
This msv or not be true, Sympathy doesn't necessarily have to be based on fesr, but it has deeper roots In moral righteousness.
Whither fear arouses sympathy or not, certainly the fear of total destruction in the next war should motivate mankind not only to abol-lrh the use of stomlc bombs, but to foi ever forsake war us an instvu-ii cnt of national policy.
And that will only be possible by Inaugurating a just peace for all ptoplt, and by raising the economic well-being of sll people.
ncreased Mail o Jugoslavia
CHICAGO.—Effective at once, mail rvict to Jugoslavia is extended to umprise all classes of regular Postal Union) mails, that is to suy, tt'is, post cards, printed matter KVneral, printed matter for the •'nd, commercial papers, samples merchandise, and small packets, "utlnied in part II of the current Wici.-.l Postal Guide, with the fol-
limitations: Printed matter (except printed Halt« i for the blind), commercial I"1 in pics of merchandise, and "toll packets are limited to 1 pound r package.
Air-mail, money order, and spend delivery services are not avail-
S new members		.......1 6.00	56
10 "	« »	.... 10.00	60
16* "	« '	....... 15.00	65
20 "	,N	....... 36.00	70
26 "	M	....... 30.00	75
30 "		....... 35.00	60
35 '*	M	..„.. 404)0	65
40 "	H	55.00	80
45 "	M	....... 80,00	85
50 "	M	....... 65.00	100
• 70.80 .. 85.00
. 80.00 85.00 . 100.00 . 116.00 . 12000 . 125.00 . 130.00 . 146.00
, on Aug. 26 by Circle No. 10. The day was very coél, but the affair
was a success, thitiks to the many friends wHb'attetWed.
I We especially wapl to thank Mr.
helped serve, Friihk Hrvatin Jr. who made a special effort to come home from work early and sold tickets for us. We also want to thank the ladies who donated meat points, Mrs. Koran who brought a #tc.	! large pot of hot coffee, which was |
appreciated by msny, us the wind
GRAND PRIZES shall be awarded to the TEN HIGHEST CON-	m donuUi(i lh,
TESTANTS, each of whom must enroll 20 or more new members. ,unch UcJJJJ for which we Ul4.
The grand prize in each instance shall be a FREE ROUND-THIP grateful. Mr. and Mrs. Frank So-
and TWO PER DIEMS to the 13th Regular Convention of the bee were unable to attend, und they
SNPJ (mileage and per diem rates same as determined by the con- f^4'^' for wh,ch w,? w,"h 10
vention for delegates), where each winner will be received and ^ Hi«,Tl»ank the Circle boys and
honored as a special guest on the day designated. In case such ^„.j,, who helped with the small de-
contestant is elected to represent his lodge as a delegate to the tails, which are necessary at a pic
Convention he shall not be entitled to mileage and per diems as nlc und unyon* who In any way i,onvcnuun, iu. »nan wv	»	r	assisted or conUibuted to the suc-
provided in this section, but as the duly elected delegate of his	mhs. MAHV KORDAN, Mgr.
lodge.1
Medical Ex»mlnstlon
Medical examination fees up to $2.00 shall be paid by the Society
moonlight picnic and a fine social
followed Ihe meeting. Hefreshmonts
■PPi»™	were served. Jo Anne flak, Muiy
Hrvatin and dûutfiter Jennie who ¡ Andrt,i( ,,nd Knno Peehnlk won the
unce wus only fair. We're not quite	udopted significant measures to set
over the effects of the lethargy	up a new wonnrny in the province,
created by the war und so it is	They have purchased a shoe munu-
hurd to round out unlforip action on	facturlng plant and have already
any major problem. Nevertheless,	begun to manufacture shoes at un-
we've, set our date for Saturday,	usually low prices. The province Is
Nov. 24, and the place, the SNPJ	known for ita herds of cattle and
hall, where this celebration shall	hides, therefore. In the last depres-
be held. Reports were made on	slon, people barefooted b«-
boWllng, the federation, and the	cause they produced too much
meeting cush awards. Candy und cigurcttes wede dispensed.
leather. That shan't happen again,
they say They have also established their own insurance company and huve made substantial savings. They are paying larger sums for pelts to lbs Indians and have still made a lot of money for the pro he is exceedingly v,,»t r which i| immediately reinvest his outfit has just «"d In ihe business The govern mi.nl purchuaed the local Dominion Electric Power Co. and has already mude two rate cuts lo the custom ers, They raised taxes and royal* ties on the mining companies and have increased und encouruged pro
Suying thut busy arid that been broken up and moved, William Arbanas of Schlusselfrld, Germany, relates that he has had a three duy puss to Paris and found It exceedingly Interesting.-Frank Jantz furloughlng at home after
spending long streich In iU» wiUt* | of Alusku Frank agrees with the
Public Ownership — When?
ior new huuh mcwwi». ..................
unless insurability <s doubtful or questioned. In such cases, the Society shall pay 50 cents for each juvenile examined.
Mlscellsneous
Dil
Th< postage rutes applicable are " ' "i effect prior to the suspen
*"> "I mail service to that country. P1" hc< nsing requirements of the " 'Hi Economic Administration •"»lieable to mails for Jugo-
aiviij
' MI'TION OF PARCEL-POST
»JtVlcK T() JUGOSLAVIA
r 111('AGO.—Effective at «»nee, or-«)..I iurireglBU rud and uninsur<<d) hi t 4 rvice to Jug«>slavta is ubji-ct te the same rate« ■ ■ Kions us were in effect ' the suspension of the serv-1 " (»am is Will be subject to '"K n strict ions:
Ittu
(I

tt«d
y <>nr pureed per week 'it by or on U-hulf of the '' "i concern te or for the
1 ' ímt ;
^•iRht of raeh parcel is '1 pounds, th«* length to "•d the combined length non more than 42 inch
for new adult members. No examination is required for juveniles	^ ^ ^^ g ^^
During the war years, the world has taken immense steps toward collective ownership und control The war hud to l<e won It QOUld
a)	All provisions of the "Annual awards plan for lodge secre- not be won by chaotic private
taries" shall remain effective except sub-section "C" pertaining to groups In every nation, vast gov»
nivmentf» for new members Instead, the more attractive prize ^r.rnentel ente»p,is«N, were created, payments ior new nn.n ot.ii». .... ,	« ^	g^i«, government has
list of the campaign shall apply for the period of the membeishlp h„cornc Uu, Jargl,^t owm.r uf plultiu jj-jyp -	and equipment—private or public—
b)	Tiansfers from the juvenile to the Adult Department «hull	^tvei^S^ JL™' not count as new members irrespective of the amount of insurance.	mjjin un< h,„t.liJt^, u> un
c)	The HONOR ROLL of the campaign shall include all lodge*	tool of war.
. ' , nrn„ ,hl.jr resuective quotas and all contestants who sue-	TixJuy, as we debate Ihe i.a rit of
who enroll tiieir resoecuvt qum«»	scrapping governmental control and
cced in enrolling five or more new mem Deri.	ownership, the movement for ex-
d) Each contestant shall recc've cred't for new members en-	tiding iu seope in gaining gr«»und rolled in any lodge of the Society transferable to some the main office.
. \ Th» m<-mh< i khit> coal is set at 1000 new members. All appll-	the corporations which hud merged
e)	The membership w «« *> i0„ „hall he mailed to ihe	m the Hitlerite sy.iem They are cations for the final month of the campaign shall r>t mauea i i j	unittr%id ilX C1,„<(ilv. «ciion. In-
main office not later than the 5th day after the official closing ^ y ^ w m riMlUvtt
ilntr The postmark shall determine the dute of mailing.	\ iut«, the situation is vastly dlf-
'tv^c, 20T1I ANNIVERSARY CAMPAIGN" shall be con-	Our ventur. Inte iolbetlv-
f)	Ihe	¿vin nnantiwniw	um WM t4j^rfl without rt frtrrwe to
ducted under the suo«.rvision of a Committee of three, comprising |dl.,|<(<|w 0l(,,MIM( of Sunreme President Vincent Cainkar. Supreme Se<-reUry F. A ^ , nation, we have for many Vider. and Juvenile Director M-chael Vrhovnik as the Campaign
Director.
f
b
s are limited to non-'»»• which are not pro-parcel-nfist mails te
* requirements itf th* ""♦nie AdministratKm '*" to |>arcel pont f«»f
Credit for new members is not on the continent of Europe where
the only
| industries and rities and unscrambling
I	. 4 «nnn rmrMvmá and filed at national urtjon appears
other contestant, onee received ano meo m(.anj| of rMt(irlllg devasteUnl
rest of those who were in Alaska, that he wouldn't trade the worst part of Chicago for all of Alaska.— Edwin Haschger is the latest Pio-neer to drafted into the army, according to information we re-received from his wlfe.--Mury Bo-clnsky bus been added to our sick list. She is now at the hospital but hopes to lie home soon.—Louis and Eleanor Kramer spent a week at liruinurd, Minnesota, and on the way back stopped in to see Jack Groaer who now op« rates a small bowling establishment.
More bowlers are still needed for the Pioneer league. A couple for each division, iwn's and women's. Lust Wedneaduy night was the first
looks like the officiuls in Suskuteh ewuii know what they want and they are going to obtain It und the people as a whole will benefit from It.
Quite often we speak uImiuI the European situation, purttculurlv the manner in which the present Jugo slav set-up came alaiut and what all the new government intends lo do for Uie people. Alxive everything else, they want to utilise the s«*i|, the mine* and minerals, and the forests for the benefit of the iwople in Jugoslavia They probably will dls|MM>ses foreign holdings and make these natural resources bring ulxiut a better stunduid of living fot the JugoaluV people. Nolwihstund ing, anything we may dislike about Tito, we must recognise that he was
! <»"» "hi* has made .Ikto
Old l.meiH like Joseph Koootk, John ^^ |>4|M|((ji. Wl	,, ,
ogiii/e thut without he backing "t the HuMian government, Tito him
Petras, Krank Carr, Joseph T»*sten. j^-o GraU'hner, Jerry Krlegseis, J «ouis Eefrsn, Paul Videgar, John Alle Jr., Flunk Lotrich, John I'ouhe, Stan Zordanl, Frank Or maniai. John Vertnik, John Kifpueh, la o Koinu* char, John Durovlc, and Vir Komu* char were Intek ort Ute firing line for the m«'n,
self, with all the Jugoslav people, could not huve cairled out suuli a program The world is turning towards a col left iv 1st system even If It is coming elioul In dribbles and even if In our own country they are doing everything possible to pre-
! vent it fiom coming in lu hulf of "A Nation of Nations" Is the tule ffO0 ^nterprlss- The total »Minded
Slovenes Erate Fatci«t Traces in Triette
iCMthwH trvw	••
•elf-sacrifice. There is hardly a Slovene family In Primorsko that did not lose onr or more male owm-liers to the Germans and faK-isU Thousands of Primorsko RWivenet have be« n uken to G«-rman r«,neen-trstion camps and heve n«H re-
animals were stolen or kilh-d by the (termuns and feacisU
Ev«-n in p«aeetime the life of Primorsko Slovtrws was hard and now it Is untelievebly so Thousands
have emigrated te the United States gtanting of sorisl se«urlty and the ur.d have tx>conw among the rw*t control «/f eorpwste enterprise
vears sc«/rn«-d the term "wicislism" but have nevertheless moved steadily toward esUnslve eollectlve ar-fum. W* hive IniiIt a great public school system, s g^st public highway syst« m, a gr- ut public p</wei mni nr igutiori sy»t« rn and have, in a thousand ways, « stend«-d the gov-«rnment into financing Into the
re*pe<-t«*d riationulity groups in the various cities
T'idsV te th« ir e«*»n» msr condition. which was never g'»"d Is added the spiritual and mental uncertainty for their future. This uncertainty mar te symted-
Thtsr fields have more recently Imti supplemenU-d with g«ivern-m« f*t stU-f I aluminum and rtwmieal plants, with government shipping llnra, and with |mp«»rtant govern-men» invi stments in hundreds of iryiurt11« • a t<*t«| lnv«mtm» rit uf truuttd fifteen billyn dollars.
of 1/ouls Ada>nle's lat««st book wlneh Is now wiUi the printers, according to un announcement just renived from him Pioneer l^odg« went on record to purchase 26 books at a spt cially reduced pr ice of 62 Ni eeth All who care for tin Ixrok, p|« uv cor i tuet ti m* secretary Tlie IxNik In question rel rte« whole chap ters about the various national M h s of peoples, v>me exceedingly Inter• estlng Accyrding to llroth«o Adarme, a lot of rest arch was don« on the liook te make it authentic flu »« tell price *A a stngtv copy I« 62 50
-	Anne Gros**r K unter tells us that she end lu t hu»band are k«i't very busy and es pressed satisfaction in that things are going along all right
—	In the company of Frances f)er-rtovaefc who Is »laying In Chicago, Helen and Marie Parke I visit« d In i air parte of the city, Frerm» is from Kii« Idon. Wim »«»sin, and her father Is a very a«tive KNIM irain-twr The I'artu Is c«,rn* from Wd-lard. Wts	, , * I
Tirés writer read with litterc«4 an saissil uf govei nirieril nikti|itiM|
indebtedness of the State of Illinois now amounts to only 8lo«,lbii woo, the greater |H-rcentage of whuh Is made up in highway 4% bonds The credit of the State is escellent and It seems thai these IniiwIs should lie refinanced with a lower interest.
Lodge No. 7 Picnic (•Huge Success
CLAM!DOE |»A The picnic held by SNI'J l>Mlg«r No 7 on Hcpt S
Spirit -o- Grams
Uy Whoosll
ST IXJUlll, MO,—Do you know what the data Oct, 1 means Ui you SNPJ mambersT No, nut the beginning of Autumn, but the beginning of our Membership Campaign, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the KpsIIsFi speaking lodges.
It's up to all members to put forth their effort In procuring new members, organising new E S. lodges and Juvenile Circles te build our SNPJ as one of the great fraternals.
The Spirit will celebrate their 16th birthday on Nov. 10 at the Concordia Hall, ISth and Arsenal st. The eommlttee laafked Pat Muecl's orchestra, one that will satisfy both young snd old. Part of the proceeds will go into our Servicemen's Fund, and we must reach our goal of SOU Tickets and hooks will be distributed at out Oct 18 meeting. This will be an Important seoslon snd eery member will receive a notice by card, Plensa lead the ruling carefully. Our meeting will begin at 6 16 p. m promlptly so that we can adjourn earlier thun the usuul II p m time,
This rind Thai We read where Brn Frank Psdsr (Jennie's brother) of Htooklyn, N V , Is stationed at Eng lh pot in Granite City. III., Just across the river from St l^iuls. Here's hoping Hru, Padar will find time to visit the Spirits and attend their dance. Practically 60*. of Ihe employee* of the Engineering Depot are of Slav descent
Hio Alley Iterlenlk from Chleago Pioneers, and Ills buddy Dominic Valentino of N V who have return« d fiom overseas, now stationed at Fort Inward Wood, Mo„ spent tlie weekend with the John Kptllers. They also visited Mr. and Mrs J. Zimmerman and In«» and Frank Kokal At Icy and Frank were tii ighlmrs in Wilt, III They really enjoyed talking alaiut "those were the days,"
Ed Itarvalln (Navy) met hia Murine brother Julian in Saipsn Is and ttiey had a happy reunion of 13 hours
Alma fhuperlu's hubby Jithn has returned te the Ktelea after 87 months nveiwuN duty, They were mat i led only 7 months when lie was Shipped oeroas We do wiah this grand cmrple much happiness and that Johnny gets his dlarharge soon Stanley Iter «rutin was home lout weekend from Little Iteck, Ark., where he is itslumid,
Congrats to Muitln l»etrovic of I>Kig< 107 who will take his blate Ivortaine Zlaterlch (Here's a pro sp*«tive member) Mildted Doalak s
was u big sue« « as financially and hubby Daniel has been irartaterred
morally. Wr a large attend- to Hi einen Germany
ane< and we wish to thank all lodges and friends who were present They came from far and near which help«*! make the picnic the huge stKcesa It was The weather was id«al and eveiythmg went on smoothly to the »utiafuciion of th« P«dg<* and those who attended All members of l>idge No 7 are urged to attend lite nest rcgulat meeting tlie first Monday of the month te hear the report en our plena ami oth«f mtei est trig matter %
ANTON MENAKT. Trees
A number of Spirits attends«! Johnny Khodus' wnldlng r«Hreptten His lovely wife Is the former Get aid in. Hiekter, part Serb, which should make her f«e| right at hum«« among ua Slavs Spirits, here's on-«dh«r prtot?a»ei Johnny was averse as 13 months He brought hia mascot "Katie", a spenirt dog, home with him Katie" went with Johnny from Koslend te France. Pi Belgium, to Germany, then back te fiat,.« and now the good uie USA.
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The Miners' Story
Br Mc A later Colfenan
A free-lance magazine writer wan approached the other day by the publicity man for a group of bituminous coal operators with the proposition that he go dowh to Weil Virginia and write a piece describ ing the vast improvements in the living conditions in the mining towns of that State—improvement* undertaken, according to the press-agent, by the great-hearted mine owners. The free-lance writer happened to have a firsthand know! edge of conditions in West Virginia and asked the press-agent what towns the operators wanted writ ten up.
Whtn he got the list, the maga zine writer wan an used to note that the towns mentioned had, for years before the war, been known as "model towns." That is, there wa» running water and tie .Iricity, some sort of school facilities and play ground», etc.
By no means were any of these towns typical of the run of West Virginia mine "patches." The freelancer, being a man of integrity, turned dow;i the assignment when he was w>t permitted to write up the usi,al condition«, as well as the unusual which only prevailed in a few pickcd show places.
Story of Dr. Betty
With the above, goes a story in The United Mine Workers Journal for August 1 last. It is the story of a young woman doctor named Elizabeth Hayes. "Doctor Hetty," us the coaldiggers ¿all her, was employee as company doctor by the Qhaw.i u Mining Company of St. Mary's, IV In 1042 to succeed her father w.u had been company doctor for thirty-nine years. As soon as she started on her new Job, she looked over the sanitary conditions in the little towns of Fore«, Byrnedale und Hollywood, Pa., where the company operated mines, und found them shocking.
Force, which was typical, was built more than forty years a$°-Two rows of tumble-down, weather-beaten shacks which have not been improved or repaired since 1905, shelter the Shawmut diggers. "Toilet* are outdoors behind the houses. The wells that supply the town with water are at the foot of the hill on top of which the shacks are situated."
Ludicrous Demands Indeed
"Doctor Betty" went to the company officials with the demand that an adequate water and sewerage system be set up, that the shacks be fitted with indoor toilets and bath-tubs and that m w foundations be laid under the flimsy structures.
The officials laughed at her demands. They told the doctor that no improvements could be undertaken because of the war emergency and that her idea that the water supply of the town was contaminated by the outdoor toilets was ludicrous.
Then the Shawmut locals of the United Mine Workers of America went into action. They called in a firm of chemists to examine the area1» water supply. The chemists reported that five out of every seven welts in the thtcc towns were contaminated by outhouse drainage, The eomtmny refused to accent this report. The State Department of Health was called in, verified the report, and otdett d the company to clean up. When nothing happened, Dr. Haves rtaigmd to devote her whole tirrc to the Job of cleaning up the town, meanwhile treating her former patients in u private capacity.
At a mass-mfrtin« of the miners
of the throe towns held last month.
ing, "We are not going back into thoge mines without a doctor."
The diggers before the walk-out had agreed to pay more into the monthly, medical check-offs, ai«d to pay higher rents to offset the cost of improvements. But the company would not meet with the local officials or with Dr. Hayes. The case Is now before the War Labor Board and Dr. Hayes has consented to stay on, tf the company clears up the area.
Of course the press-agent for the mine-owners would have steered the magazine writer mighty clear of iuch hell-holes as the Shawmut operations, had the latter consented to write about "improved conditions'* in the mining towns.
All across the mining country today arc replicas of Force, Byrnedale
Will Atomic Bomb Make Farce of "Victory7
To the extent peace depends upon force, the atomic bomb may make a farce out of VE and VJ days.
To the extent the atomic bomb brings recognition that peace can be attained and maintained only through justice, international organization, and plenty for all. the atomic bomb may be regarded as the most powerful ally of the Prince of Peace.
Science has a higher mission than to hasten global suicide.
The end of large scale war makes timely a review of its causes.
The Russian Revolution of 1017 was the signal for a world line-up
, .. , ,, .___4. - .. . between forces and nations sympa-
and Hollywood. Pa. In spite o he	^ , obJectivef( and thoiie
trumpeting, of operators' publicity, bm#fly oppoged £
The Treaty of Versailles and sub
we have our own "blighted areas, in these sprawling, desolate mining carrps, where the prospect never pleases and only man is virile.
When you read about "wild-cat strikes" among the miners, when you hear Lewis and his coal-diggers denounced, even by fellow unionists, think of Dr. Betty and the (J. M. W. committeemen out there on the cinder patches fighting for the bare fundamentals of decent living. tVhen you add such conditions as letcribed above to the extraordinary lazaids fated daily by the workers
sequent treaties to readjust the boundaries of the world—not its economics—were designed to isolate Russia, and build up the British, French, Italian and Dutch Empires which were opposed, like all American reactionaries, to the Russian experiment and everything it represents.
The Vatican's powerful influence was exerted in Europe—from the Armistice—to this end.
The Vatican, working again with
JAP OFFICERS IN BILIBID PRISON
him am somi OF thi jap OFFICERS who surrendered at Cebu, In the Philippines, and who are now In the new Bilibid prison. Manila. They art Lt Oen. Shinpal Kukuel. MaJ. Gen. Takeo Manjome. Rear Adm. Kaku Harada. MaJ. Gen. Tadasu Kataoka. MaJ. Gen. lesmu Hlrat and Maj. Gen. Mazuo Yoshlkl. U. S. Signal Corps photo.
_	„,,	reactionaries here, and in Italy,
n the most dangerous of all our in-	_	. n .. . , . __, '
<..*».u. i	o «h.«	France and Britain, fostered Hitler
.us.tilei, i.	lt any wonder that re- „	.. T. ,,__....
,	«„r m.n»« i. u	n Germany—though it put ,ti money
^fh ob"	U "	on the wrong horse-hoping to office 'war ends with 30,000 skilled	^ Russia's growing power
out miners, sorely needed for im-..euiatc production, still in the Ar-ny. So far the Army had stubborn-y refused to allow any speedup in the discharge of these men, while it the came time Secretary Ickes predicts a eerious coal shortage next winter.
However, if we can get enough «killed men to keep up the present leven and a half million tons a
It backed Hirohito's policies and the military-industrial clique in Japan, while we armed them.
We could not have prevented this war, after our Government like the Governments of Britain, France* Holland and Sweden helped make Germany, Iitaly und Japan so powerful.
Attempted prevention started so late that involvement was inevita-
week production of bituminous for "We-« leMon f°r the future-
he rtit oI the year, I don't think he danger is as great at Ickes makes it out to be. What is evident is hat to get the younger ex-miners
War is the ton of "cure" for not using the ounce of prevention.
The future matters, and we can plan for that best, by contritely con-
Spirit'O-Grams
(Continuad from paga 7)
"Katie" left her family in England —2 litters of pups, now all in the army.
Sis. Zaverl from Springfield, 111., was a weekend guest of Mrs. J. Zimmerman. Theresa Speck, our active Lodge 107 member and Sec'y of local S ANC, has returned from Washington, D. C , where she attended the - Foreign Relations conference. Congrats to our Treasurer Helen Hervatin who has announced her engagement to her schooldays sweetheart, Bob (?).
Juvenile Janet Schumer has enrolled in her second term at the Clark Dancing School. Sophie Ver-tovsek's brother-in-law, Dr. Frank
out a 508 series, 142 sticks over his average! This showing should be a fine bolster to Frank who wanted to quit a number of times, because of his lowly scores.
Sideline Slants: "Whitey" Mathews, anchor man for those Utopian Beer Cappers (so they call themselves) getting stuck twice much to the delight of team maes, and yours truly who voted himself in as sixth man for the occasion.— Mrs. Tomsic, Jelinek, Gerchman and Zorman among the numerous spec-
Starvation Rations Impede Reconstruction in Europe
Conditions which have made necessary the renewal of meat rationing and slaughter control in Canada have been disclosed by the Combine Food Board of the United Nations. The Board, on which Great Britain, the United States and Canada are represented, handles distribution of food to members of the United Nations and to the liberated' peoples of Europe. Our increased commitments, which have made the rcimposition of meat rationing necessary, are due to the needs of liberated countries and of the Pacific •war, the demands of troop movements and ship's stores, and a serious decline in Canadian livestock slaughtering in inspected plants.
Low Consumption Agencies dealing with food distribution in liberated areas of Europe reveal sharply reduced world output of foodstuffs, especially meat, due to the disorganization caused by years of war, the manpower shQrtage on farms, lack of fertilizers in some areas, and drought in Australia and other food-producing areas.
Dangerously low consumption in many parts of Europe is „the result. While 2,000 calories a day is considered an emergency ration, insufficient to maintain a working population, the ration in Belgium and Holland has now improved to only 1,700 or 1,800 a day. In Canada and the United States the average consumption last year was some 3,300 calories, in Britain, 2,293. People engaged in heavy work consume over 4,000 calories a day.
French cities are experiencing a worse meat shortage than at any tators.—Bill Schlarb stating that time during the was, The 1939 aver-Joe Moze, Spartan member in the age consumption of 90 pounds per service, is due to be discharged next j person has dropped to 17 pounds in month and wanting to participate in | 1944-45. The present ration is one-this Sunday good time gathering. tenth oi a pound per week, "if you
can get it." On the black market meat costs $10 a pound. Under Nazi
who have been in the Army or Navy ! fessing America and Britain are or in war-plants back to the mines partly to blame for the war—as well
is going to be a man-sized job.
Not Back to Mines lays the UMW Journal
'There is one thing the Govern-
as Germany, Italy and Japan.
How could the Governments of those nationo—or the peoples—know America would change sides, since the war started in Spain, or earlier
nent agencies and the coal industry ln Ethiopia, or earlier still in Man-nust learn now. The men recruited chUria'
for mine labor and theformermin-1 ^' ho j ^ b ^
crs being rotated from the Army,' uni f h „Bi pive?t,
for tlie most part do net want to » _	~ . ,
work in coal mines. Reliable re-1 Russia haant been given our se-
ports Indicate that only about fifty c*"et- whlle ""tain and Canada
XT ccnt of the re-employed vete- *"*r®
rans stick	I Q«"nany might have split the
' Young miners returning from "tom- \heitr research laborator-
Ii.il mmH ■Ainnlialfl in rVI nruintr n/>t
Welcome back, Joe!
Bowlers' Dance
___________________ The Cleveland Athletic League	occupation France lost two million
Brown, with U. S Army, has left i"11* 'i?™0? L"®0«1!"' ®anlf'' 0	head ot cattle= Jt win take at least
for China and Japan. He speaks held Saturday, Sept. 29, at the	£our years t0 restore the herds to Chinese and Japanese fuently, as Slovene Workingmen Home on Wa-, their pre-war level. Cheese pro-
his parents were missionaries in ter^, ?oad- **usld * fur-	duction in 1944 was less than one-
China for many years. It's just too m'h*d Sokachhls ?Jr	'i'th of pre-war, fish production less
bad he didn't get to see his infant <*estra. All the proceeds from this	than one-tenth
son before he left the States.	,	**	I ^ Belgium the lack of feed for
The Spirits extend their best ^r in tie season anoSer dance	livestock 18 ™st -rious. In the
wishes for a successful Penna SNPJ will be Ud with The D^eeds /oinK	Netherlands the live weight of hogs
Day. Good to sec an article by Joe ^	^ J*^™^*
JOHN J. SPILAR, Sec'y.
Batis.
We regret to report the passing J	_
away of Sis. Mary Orsey (nee Brn-	. _	_ _ _
cic), of Lodge 230, Granite City. Lo-ops in Japan Hailed
She was only 38 years old and leaves	a - h-t««/.».»:« r..ia>>
a lovely family, all SNPJ members.	Ai democratic factpr husband Andy, a daughter, 13, and New York. ((CLNS)—Murray D. and Czechoslovakia have also lost
son 11. The son,1 Andy Jr., Is the	Lincoln, president of The Cooper«-* livestock and are in need of feed
war plant employment and veterans
ies and scientists in Norway not
who have enjoyed the scenery of, b#*n <>bUt«rated-California, Texas. New Mexico, Flor-1 Russian scientists seem close to Ida and other states, as well as fur- ■th® secret—or even a better one.
lough week-ends In the big cities' What Churchill called "God's do not want to go back to the ar- mercy" may not be so timely for us
duous and hazardous labor and iso- again.
tation of coal camps. . . Some have' Reactionaries are now "viewing married; others contemplate mar- with alarm" this possibility that riagc, and thev tell you frankly that Russia may develop a better atomic iheir wives und prospective bride's bomb and attack us—the very rcac-wiint none of oal camp life." , tlonaries who are trying to knife the The nroblem of mine labor is not P™Rram of the British Labor Party iust one of availability of ^in,.«] part of the same pattern, workt rs. It is the deeper problem I Civil war may be uhcad in several of making the mine towns fit for nations, even as in China now. human habitation. By and large, I A year and a half ago, the then they are not so toduy.	, Secretary of State Hull, predicted
The few Khow camp» dotted there wou,d ** Beveral clv" waI;8 around the fields are not enough wilhin u	of the *lobal war8
to conceal the squalor of the great cnd'
majority of the mine towns. Any I The concept of national sovereign-program for the socialization of ty dies hard, und is easily resurrect-
............ WW11„ „, 1U 1MV iiiwiimi our mines must give priority to de- hut the atomic bomb, and its by-
Dr Have* charged that thus f«; housing and civilized conditions ¡^¡f^J^ He prom It ed cleanup had been all "f	nrlllion men and validity of that concept-complet-
-d 'loopholes in the ,hf 'r families who provide the black ln" the work of the airplane.
b.i e nn which our t conomie being I Nations will sink or rise toi
one we have written once about tive League of the USA, urged the who has been bedfast for about 2 United States government to bend years with rheumatic fever. He lost every effort to encourage the growth his best nurse—his mother—who of cooperatives in Japan as the herself has geen fighting to regain most powerful factor available for her health, but lost the battle. We building economic democracy and extend our heartfelt sympathy to1 as a practical antidote for militar-the family and hope that Juvenile ism and monopoly which plunged Andy Jr. will soon* regain his health Japan into war with the Allied and be among his schoolmates. , I powers. Won't you SNPJ Juveniles write
the protniied clean-up talk and dt neiunced State health laws'.
Demands on Company
Following the resignation of the	rort of thin« Dr. Bttty is fighting coutagioua physician. 350 minéis against, so bravely, down there in
walked out of the three mines, say-	Pennsylvania.
together,
« xintH There would tie no place In , but the force of gravity does not a rociallred mining industry for the
' require human effort
PILOT
'¿-¡¡75 ÏHE DECK'-QUICK
For several years, probably the 'Big Five ' will exctcise enormous influence on the world, if they subordinate the exercise of power to world organization of the common good.
Present plans of the Administration call for our maintaining 3,000,-000 men under arms, for about one year—including a home force of about 1,000. IKK)
This Indicates too great reliance upon fore«* to prevent war.
Only supremely alert und aggrcs sive efforts can save America from continued international conflicts, by ending our economic system which unceasingly invites such conflicts
Yee— the secret of the atomic bomb must lie socialized—but we have not yet setclallsed the elements from which it is made or other na tural reeouice* or basic industries, though this is no less imperative The atomic Iximb makes half way policies obsolete —People's Lobby I
Greece the ruin of transportation facilities has added greatly to the difficulties. Agricultural production is 25% of pre-war levels; half the horses and 90% of the hogs and I poultry have been lost. Denmark
Shortage in Britain Great Britain's ration level is lower than at any time during the war, and the maintenance of even this low level will be extremely difficult in the case of meat, bacon and cheese. The world food pool from which Britain may draw her requirements is diminished by alloca-
A Bend in Little Steel
We would like the work«, „ America to ponder the- |at,, 01 ernment policy on waW.3 w , * certain that if they'd think u* enough they'd be asking tionn that need to be- answered?* understood.	■
and
The policy, as announced bv Pr„-ident Truman, i* to k<™ Steel wage controls, but to allow . degree of flexibility in their JJ pretation and enforcement fically, \Vhat has been docidedT^ this time is that employers may wages—if such raises d« mm
•M riuult
-, . . j	. m .. tions to liberated countries. Any
Reyival and encouragement of the further cut Jn mcfit consumptioi
a cheerful letter oi encourafl.m.nt coope^ativeswill i^^^^epolicy may endanger civilian output, health to Juvenile AndyT His address 1st of the Potsdam Declaration, Mr. an(J moraip
Andy Orsey Jr Granite City, III.
1821 Maole St.
Jelinek Clouts Initial 600 Series at S.W.H.
Lincoln pointed out in a letter to James Byrnes, Secretary of State. ' If flH other countries fill their
The Potsdam Declaration declares:	P^ent contracts, Great Britain will "The Japanese Government shall 8tiU require from Canada, during
remove all obstacles to the revival	the la8t half of 1945- weM over 400'" and strengthening of democratic 000.000 pounds of meat, to maintain tendencies among the Japanese peo- Present ration levels and feed the pie. Freedom.of speech, of religion armed services. If the present ba-
CLEVELAND, O H IO.—"Jolting
George Jelinek pasted the first 600	"and of thought as well as respect con contract is completed, it will
set in the SNPJ Men's League at the	for the fundamental human rights stil1 be about 34,000,000 pounds
Slovene Home alleys in recording a	shall be established."	short of requirements.—Labor Facts.
808 series on games of 215 and 210. Before the war, Japan had 15,328 !	---
In spite of his fine showing the Uto-	cooperative associations with a Million Dollars
plan II team managed to win onlv	membership of 6,842,000, according *>	p
one contest from the Utopian III	to the latest statistics available from L*0-0p HxpanSlOn
gang who nosed In to triumph by 1	the International Cooperative Al- | SUPERIOR WIS - (CI NS) -
-I?*" JT^r m^IJZ. HanCe' }?ndT* , J"«? lhe§C Dramatically coinciding with the
mftter 3 n.tZ£ wUh the th J. r,PC	totaled <M million r*n ' end of World War II. the board of
«mn tot.1. ii2M .nS 28« < « ° ° ° x ' m a 1 * 1 V $357 000,000) directors of Central Co-op Whole-game totals being 266 ) and 2653. through consumer cooperatives and .alo mpptinff her«. In.t J™* nWH
Adolph Perdan, manager of the 4W million ve. (approximately | ^w^mnsto «mr^iet^ lanes, belted a 563 series to high- $«29,000.000) through marketing co- I ^J^ ^TveSmJKT totolini light the stirring sessions for the operatives. Working capiUl of the ' ^7,500^ »"Tone^ winners.	cooperatives, built up since the first
The two friendly St. Clair rivals | co.oo was organised in 1897, was 2,-colllded and the Lunder-Adamic 709 million yen (approximately $2,-sharpshooU-rs ang the bell twice in 11 275,560.000).
These cooperative*, the Cooperative League pointed out. were one
in substantial price inei eases.
We pnint in passing to that word "substantial." It's a weasel ¡2 which may mean much, little 0, anything that the Federal AdminU. tration wants it to mean.
However, even when we accent the administration's policy at fa» 1 value, the question arises: Why Wm it necessary to wait until the war ended to make that concession? |
Number one reason for keepini wages at established levels was to prevent inflation. It was argued that prices would have to rise if ' wages were increased. Now it ap. pears that wages can go up, at least in spots, without a correspond^ jump in the price level.
Surely, government economist», aware as they must have been thai there was an Office of Price Control, did not have to wait until the end of the war to learn that it was possible—at last in theory-^to m-increase wages and still hold prices to an established level. Why did they wait so long?
Perhaps we can find an explanation if we take into consideration the fact that other things than the war have also come to an cnd. Gone are the big government orders. Also done with are the monstrous profits that were being taken from the war. But most important of all is the fact that— ,Ji i
The favored position held by the workers during the war also ended when the shooting stopped.
So now it is that the government is saying "get it if you can" to a working class that is not going to be able to get it.
As to maintaining the price level in the face of risitig wages, that would be something new in ths capitalist world and most Ameri-' cans will wait to see it happen before becoming too happy about the prospect»
In considering the plan to ld; down the bars on wage increai now — when unemployment competition for jobs is on the crease—we arc reminded of story about the farmer who charj 60 cents a dozen for eggs whenkj had eggs to sell but set the prize«| 40 cents when the egg basket waJ empty.
Increasing wages won't incrcaa living standards very much for the millions of people who are soon going to be scrapped by private industry.—Reading Labor Advocate
\
JUST SitIAMO »V THf MAW. this U - ne of a	<4 pictures »how'ng
(Ml Are control atxuiid Ute remet I iro•..!«• »09« »h«n a Helten ttghur titawd m landing froto a mHetno He t th«Hn rat« he« (AJO frilM,
Manage Id. Ohl«, eareptng by tnitUng liiinaetf l>rt><lton« ihn« hl« Olk* <M*piL This IS e U. •. Kav/ photo. „
No Sign Then On a sentimental pilgrimage to thrlr old home town an elderly couple linger« «1 at a street corner.
"Do you remember. John," the old lady atghe<i sentimentally, "we always uaetl to meet here when we were courting*"
"Yee. my dear," replied her husband. "but that sign wasn't thrre tht fl "
And he pointed to the notice [ whtrh read
Pengerous Comer—Go Slow!
defeating the Concordians. Both anchormen of the teams shone with Mike Poklar hanging out a 578 series for the former and Carl Stuze^n a 531 for the latter.
With Johnny Karr showing the way the Loyalites downed the comrades In two clashes. Karr rapped a 558 series that gave the Holmes Ave. boys their first victory of the season. Fddie Prljalel's 528 series was best for the Comrades.
"Beer Frame!" a familiar ring during the evening as the Utopian I Joysters cashed in a flock of strikes to subdue the Spartans in two milling meleeS The lads shot a 950 team high single and leading the be*er barrel bend was Tony Geachman who whammed in a 554 series. For the Spef%n< Frank spehek spilled the 'iiaak| for a 585 series that included Tff and 208 tallies.
200 Circle M. Poklar 220. A, Perdan 218. Q. Jrllnt k 215-210. F. Spehek 213 208. T. Dusa 209. J Jape I $208 F 7 upou 103. B Zallai 202. B Perdan 20n
Our personal ebon« for star of the week: Ki ank *3treh<>\ . « of the Utopian III h am who finished last season with a 122 average in his first : fling of league Qfltoprtitkm Frank pet tonally took ehatir of his learns I and S pin winning thrillers ovi 1
Manager A. J. Hayes.
The program includes gre>at expansion of the present warehouse'
Who Shall Control The Atom?
Now that scicnce has developed 1 process ot "atom-cracking," which, either may bring a new era of unimaginable propriety to mankind «r literally destroy the world and all the people in it, we wonder whit our apologists for the profit system think about it.
Those ladies and rentlemcn who tell us how wrong it would be '<* society to own the means of llfc"" are they also willing tu have this new and terrible means of description controlled by private indi«-duals and used to furth» r the Im*-ncps of human exploitation?
We pinned a persistent "(,r|-s"cli''! 1st down to that question the day, and, after a lot 01 «quirrtwf» admitted that "maybe" it w.u « necessary to socialize control 01 atom.
and feed mill facilities, construction ! But he insisted, nothing »1 ^ yttiTSS ^welTu.Tr^buiT Z'* thrW-Rt°r-V 0ff,CP bui,din«- the coal; not radio; not mg for demi ry ii ore^war Ja- • f1 i i? of a ,uvmhcryard ut Vir" nothing but the atom.	,
pan. Whenther miliury'^cii- rUp^i^lSlS^'wT" ' "how about education-- ^
trol. however, the cooperatives were Mino^I M'ehigan and Western ..How about water plsnte, PfJ forced to abstain from oublic ac- u. SKf?-' '"« gTC*tl? ^P™*«* systems and garba«. e-.ll^
tivitles of any klndTth^p^' SiS!? nSTS1 ^	Would
continued t xistence. rw.P action	^	lhln«8
came at the same time that all erlt-	U ln lnternat'«nal Produe-
ies of the government policy were I	« ■■ , ...
operatives, educational expansion
were forced to liquida|e; and Ja pan.-NC trade unions were ti ans
you advise turning th<* over to privat» mansT ment?"	A
And then it was that th.» *»• Socialist sltppe-d.
H those thin?
•Oh. well." he sail, "t

pK)pk
t op-
opt,Hi in 1900 F.Ve yolrs later the	°f thc	to »hree-quarters-of- oppo^nl to- Socielism. Th . ^
Central Union of Co^eratívT So!	Z^rT'l wH^ EíW,0n*1 ^ to SL R
c let les (Sangyo Kumiai Chuckai)	DlncUn 1 A. Whitney.	ce» le so hopeleas - H
was founded Ruial credit coopera-	.7 —77^JJJJXJJJ.rrr
. ««.Ü- «m u b.. -SS^L	,	ORDERNOW
Most of those, however, soon became general purpeiae cooperatives including in their activities credit, sale, purchase and utility. The urban consumer cooperatives are smaller than those in rural areas, but in 1936 two hundred city coops. with a quarter million members did a business tif thirty-three million yen a year The Cttopera-tive Wholesale Society (Zenkoku Kobai-kumuii Renffokal) founded in 1923 does a business of nearly a
the Utopian II oOUit m pounding | hundred million dollars a yeai.
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