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i na-Kitajskem, fcskva, S. avg. — Sovjetsko pitje silno mlati po japon-militaristih, katere dolži, i hočejo za vsako ceno privleči rjetako unijo v oborožen kon-
žssghaj, 3. avg. — Sovjetska it in Japonska sta se včeraj itli v oster diplomatični kon-, ki ima lahko dalekosežne lice. Konflikt je direktno v j i japonsko invazijo kitaj-tevernih provinc. Večja skupina ruskih belogar-r, pomešanih z japonskimi d, je včeraj udrla v sovjet-konzulat v Tientsinu, razbi-v njem opremo in odpeljala iz arhive v tovornih avtih; ilat je bil ob času napada kajti podkonzul Smir-je bil obveščen, kaj prihaja m je g svojim osobjem umak-I na varno.
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Dimitrij Bogomolov, sovjetski ik v Nankingu, vložil oster >t pri japonskem poslanika 1 Bogomolov, ki je prejel no poročilo o napadu, je protestiral, ker je japonaki iik. major Hiroši Taki, vo-napad na konzulat. Podkonzul iov je takoj obvestil kon-'i «vet v Tientsinu, ko je informiran, da se pripravlja ■N na njegov urad; zahteval «Mto. Ker pa so Japonci v « času te prevzeli kontrolo i mednarodno kolonijo, je bi-ruhteva ruskega podkonzula «ena japonskemu vojaškemu *«j*tvu, toda Japonci so eno-ignorirali apel Smirnova. W*nik Bogomolov je zahteval, HI Japonci takoj vrnejo uropa-f arhive.
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Napredek v oddelku odraslih članov SNPJ v prvi polovici tefa leta
I*tos je naše konvenčno leto, v katerem počivamo kot je pri SNPJ že navada. Razen kratke lokalne kampanje v konvenčnem mesto Clevelandu ae nismo letos «e razgibali kot bi bilo potrebno.
Kljub počivanju je oddelek odraslega članstva SNPJ avtomatično porasel v prvi polovici leta 1937 In SO. junija je pokazal 396 članov porastka. Ne moremo ee pa pohvaliti z mladinskim oddelkom, ki je v prvi polovici tega leta spet nekoliko MzadovaL člani mladinskega oddelka doraščajo In v velikem itevilu prestopajo v oddelek odraslih, valed česar bi morali biti nadoneiče-nl z novimi člani.
Dne 30. junija 1937 je SNPJ štela v obeh oddelkih 49,496 članov.
Finančni napredek SNPJ je stalen. Kljub velikim stroškom, ki jih je imela SNPJ v prvi polovici te«a leta s konvencijo, je premoženje jed note v Istem času naraslo sa $136,224.25.
Dne 30. junija 1937 je skupno premoženje SNPJ znšaalo 97,-168,106.34.
Bratje in eestre! Na delo za mladinaki oddelek SNPJ, da bomo do konca tega leta prekoračili število 50,000 članov!
TAJNIŠTVO.
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Zborovanje gl. odbora SNPJ
Chicago. — Te dni bo na delu gl. uradu SNPJ gl. nadzorni odsek, ki pregleda račune za prvega pol leta. Prihodnji ponde-ljek bo imel sejo gl. gospodarski odsek, prihodnji torek se pa začne polletno zborovanje gl. odbora. To bo prvo zasedanje novega gl. odbora SNPJ, ki je bil izvoljen na zadnji konvenciji v Clevelandu.
Stavka, katero eo drugi zakrivili Iz južnega Illinoisa. — Pogajanja med PMA in takozvano Coal Producers' asociacijo, ki ao trajala od zadnjega februarja, so se 31. julija razbila, nakar je PMA oklieala stavko sa svoje (spe iz razloga, ker drtrifoe nočejo podpisati nove pogodbe. Voditelji PMA dolže za ta polom Lewisovo unijo, ki je "največji izdajalec", nadalje CIO, ki "prejema navodila iz Moskve", kličejo pa na pomoč Boga, naj bi jim pomagal ob tej težki uri, da bi magnatje čim prej podpisali po-god bo. —Opazo v a lcc.
Dve smrtni nezgodi v Clevelandu
Cleveland. — V soboto popoldne je avto povozil IMetnega Johna Rožiča, ko se je deček vozil s kolesom. Drugi dan je deček umrl v bolnišnici za poškodbami. Zapušča starše in brata.— V nedeljo zvečer je pa avto podrl 48-letno Jennie Turk. Ko so jo pripeljali v bolnišnico, je bila že mrtva.
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Stavka in izpor
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Tacoma, Wash. — Devet tukajšnjih veletrgovin se je zvezalo in izprlo 700 delavcev. Do iz-pora je prišlo po skrahiranju kolektivnega pogajanja med trgovinami in Retail Clerks unijo ADF in po oklicanju stavke pri Peoples Store Co. Izpora so se poslužile J. C. Penny, Montgomery Wsrd, Steers Roebuck, Rhodes, Fisher, Kress, Metropolitan In dve trgovini Woolworth Co. Pričakovale so, da bodo z unijo lahko opravile vsled raz-dvojenoeti delavstva med CIO in ADF. Računale pa ao brez krč-marja, ker je organizirano delavstvo takoj formiralo enotno fronto. Unija klerkov ima 1780 članov, pred d verni leti jih je imela le 50.__^^J
Kalgana na severu, ki se «shaja tik ob velikem kitajskem zidu. Prvi oddelki centralne kitajske armade so dospeli do Teh-čava na meji provinc Hopei in Šentung. toda z Japonci že niso prišli v dotiko.
HeMngfora. Finska. 3. avg.— Iz Moakve je prišla veat. da bo sovjetaka Ruaija pomagala Ki-tajale! Kitajski poslanik v Mos kvi je imel zadnje dni dolgo kon ferenco z Utvlnovom. sovjetskim komisarjem zunanjih za dev. nakar je brez odloga odpotoval
Greenova vojna proti časnikarski uniji
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Jalov poskus za razdvo-jitev čikaskega gilda
11 Chicago. — (FP) — Ce bodo organizatorji Ameriške delavske racije povsod imeli tak u-v kampanji za razcepitev časnikarske unije kakor ga imajo v Chicagu, se bodo lahko sklicevali na neko število članov, toda ne na organizacijo. '
BiH Green je poslal v Chicago svojega "najboljšega" organizatorja v osebi Wm. Schoenber-ga, da razbije čaanikarsko unijo. Ko je baje dobil 60 članov, sta zadnje dni s predsednikom Čfka-ške delavske federacije Johnom Fitzpatrickom sklicala sejo ali shod čikaških reporter je v. Udeležba je bila — ničla. Razen Fitzpatricka, Schoenberga in šestih reporter je v, katere so bossi poslali, da poročajo o shodu, se ni pokazala v dvorani niti ena oseba. Shod je bil kompleten fiasko.
Vse drugače pa je bilo prošlo nedeljo na članski seji časnikarskega gilda, katere se je udeležil tudi Haywood Broun, gl. predsednik unije. Kljub temu, da se je seja vršila v nedejlo popoldne, je prišlo skupaj nad 200 članov, ki so Brounu pazno sledili. Govoril je o vprašanjih, ki bodo na članskem refendumu, največ o CIO, kateremu se je časnikarska unija pridružila po zaključku sentlouiske konvencije meseca junija. Rekel je, da bi se morali časnikarji vrniti v Ameriško delavsko federacijo kakor politi kužki, ako bi se članstvo izreklo na referendumu za odstop od CIO.
Tehnično je časnikarska unija še vedno članica ADF, ker še ni bila izključena. Po čikaškem fiasku je šel Greenov organizator v St. Louis, kjer namerava poskusiti svojo srečo. V St. Louisu so Časnikarji dobro organizirani.
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Varšava, 3. avg. — Tukajšnji dnevnik "Wieczor Warszawskl" je bil včeraj zaplenjen po cenzorju, ko je objavil apel na vlado, naj ponudi poljsko kraljev sko krono sngleškemu vojvodi
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Demonstracije proti vladi in katoliški cerkvi
Belgrad, 8. avg. — Vojna srbske pravoslavne cerkve proti konkordatu a katoliško cerkvijo je zadnje da! izzvala kabinetno kriso. Pravoelavoem ao ae sdaj pridružili tudi mohamedanski Srbi in začeli napadati konkor-dat in katolike.
Kabinetna krisa je nastala, ko se je isvedelo, da je trgovski minister Verbasič, ki je katoličan, prisostvoval zadnji četrtek pogrebu pravosjavnega patriarha Varna ve. Te je povzročilo, da so trije miniatrl — Ljubomir Marič, minister vojne, Dragiša Cvetkovič, minister justice in dr. Mehmed Spaho, muslimanski minister koititmlkacij — podali oatavko. Mittistrski predsednik Sojadinovlč Je nato poskusil, da vlado reorganizira, če bo mogoče.
Demonstraoije proti vladi ln katoliški certnri se razširijo po vsej Srbiji, Bosni in Hercegovini. Mnogo katoliških cerkvs in privatnih katoliških hiš je bilo že demolirantti. :
Jugoslovanski fašisti so isdall letak, v katere« isjavljajo, da podpirajo pravoslavno cerkev in v katerem srdito napadajo vlado in korkordat s Vstikanom.
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Vladini pikajo dira jo Fttinkov* letališča
Madrid, 3. avg. — Fašiatlčni topovi ao včeraj nekaj ur bombardirali Madrid s za ped ne strani ln njihove grsnste so ubile nekaj oeeb. Bombardiranje je bilo menda odgovor aa vladine baterije, ki ao včeraj zjutraj posule z granatami fašistične postojanke. Drugače ni nič poeeb-nega na madridski fronti.
Vladine letalske eakadre ao bile ves dan aktivne nad fašističnimi bazami, posebno nad letališči. Bombardirale eo letalske postaje v SalamancI, Burgosu in Don Juanu v provinci Leonu. Samo na eni postaji v Leonu je bilo 12 fašističnih letal uničenih.
7000 tehetilnih delavcev
zaetavkalo v Kanadi
Montreal, Que., 3. avg. — Sedem tisoč delavcev v oamih tovarnah Dominion Textile Co. je danes zastavkalo. Stavkarjl ao člani Katoliško zvese tekstilnih delavcev, ki je pridružena Na* rodnim katoliškim sindikatom. Prizadete tovarne se nahajajo v šestih mestih province Quebe-cs in delsvel zahtevajo višjo mezdo in druge bolje delovne po-»oje. ___
8000 voznikov zaetavkalo v Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pa., 8. avg. — Unija voznikov avtotrukov, podružnica Ameriške delavske federacije. je včeraj poklicale v stavko 8000 voznikov, ki razvežejo sadje, pohištvo In drugo blago. Stavka j« v znak simpatij
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MASTNE PLAČE INDUSTRIJSKIH VELEMAGNATOV
Lani je Girdler prejel $175,000, Chrysler pa $200,700
DELAVsiČiTp L A C E NISO NITI SENCA
Washington. — (FP) — "Visoke" pleče avtnih in jeklaiakih delavcev, o katerih je časopleje toliko kričalo v zadnjih stavkah, niso niti senca v primeri s mastnimi plačami velekapitaliatov. So komaj drobtinica.
Notorični Tom Girdler, ki je odgovoren za umor 19 delavcev (sadnja žrtev je umrla v Oantonu, O.) v tekoči jeklarski stavki, je lani prejel kot predsednik Republic Steel Corp. 9176,000 plače. Družba aama je napravila $9,686,922 profita, kot je razvidno iz poročila zvezne borsne komisije.
Chrysler Motor Co. pa Je lani plačala svojemu predsedniku Walter ju P. Chryslerju $200,-700, njeni profit! pa ao snašall nad 62 mUlJonov ($62,100,642).
Zvesna borzna komisija je objavila tudi poročilo Du Pontove firme, is katerega pa ni rasvld-no, koliko ao snašali profit! te družbe niti plače njenih uradnikov. Profit! in plače Du Pontove municijake dinaatije ao morala biti vaekakor velike. Družba je lani izplačala 47 glavnim uradnikom $2379,042 aamo v obliki ko-mišna, ki je snašal $61,868 na osebo.
Bnako velike profits izkasuje-> tudi druga velebliniška podjetja. Kljub temu pa kapitalisti kriče kot jesiharji, da delavstvo ograža bisnis s svojimi ksmpa-njami in stavkami. Zvesnl trgovinski tajnik Daniel Roper je zadnje dni rekel, da Je te krik le sa Javno konsumcijo, ker ks-pital Isti privatno prisnavajo, ds je bisnis selo dober.
Akcijavkongresuza svobodo Mooney ja
Pridružil se ji je tudi senator McAdoo
Waahlsgton. — (FP) — Tukajšnji odbor, ki deluje za oprostitev Toma MooyneJa, Js pridobil tudi kalifornljskegs senatorja W. G. McAdooja za Mur-ray*0'Connellovo reeolucijo, s katero naj bi kongres apeliral na kalifornijskega governerja, da oprosti Toma MooneyJa iz Ječe, v kateri se po krivem nahaja že nad 21 let,
McAdoo je že 27. aenator, ki se Je izrekel za to resolucijo. Obljubil je tudi, da bo šel pr«d zvezni justični odsek in ga urgi-ral, naj se izreče za reeolucijo. On Je prvi kalifornijski senator, ki je priznal, da se Mooneyju godi krivice. Vzelo ge Je dolgo časa. Opazovalci pravijo, ds Je McAdoo prišel do tega saključks redi velikenskega protestnegs shoda v San Franciacu ob 21-letnici Mooneyjevege zapora in pa, ker bo McAdoo Iskal ponovno izvolitev prihodnje leto.
V nižji zbornici je v teku tudi akcija, a katero naj bi ae kongres izrekel za zvezno preiskavo MooneyJevega slučaja. Komisijo ne j bi imenoval Roosevelt. To skcijo podpirajo tudi štirje kalifornijski kongresniki — Izac, Voorhls, Hcott in T. F. Ford.
Pinkertonci izgnani iz Minnesote
Governor odrekel ipion-ski agenciji po-slovnico
St. Paul, Minn. — (FP) — Vse minnesotsko delavstvo je pozdravilo korak governerja Benaona, a katerim je dal brco Pinkertonovl detektivski in štrajkolomski agenciji. Agenciji je odrekel državno poslovnlco, kar pomeni, da ne bo mogla več poelovatl v Minneaoti. Stara po-slovnica je potekla 11. julija.
8vojo akcijo je oprl na evidenco, katero je sbral La Follettov senatni odsek sa civilne svobod-ščine proti tej agenciji. "Pinker-tonova služba obstoj! večinoma is vohunstva proti organisirs-nemu delavstvu," prsvi Benson v svojem odklonilnem odloku. "Aktivnost! te agencije smatram sa škodljive splošnemu do-brobitju nalaga ljudstva." Pravi tudi, da kljub oglašanju, v katerem agencija sanlka štrajko-lomstvo, "je že mnogokrat poela-la atavkolomce avojim kllentom."
Delavski voditelji In uuije is vse države so governerjs poplavili a telegrami, v katerih mu čestitajo. Zgodilo ae je prvič, da ja kakšen governer odrekel poslov-nico kakšni špionaki In štrajko* lomski agenciji.
Cikaika poštna hranil-niča doeegla rekord
Chicago, 8. avg. ~ Vsota vlog v člkaškl poštni hranilnici je 80. Junija, ob koncu fiakalnega leta,
Sploina stavka v svilni industriji
Oklicana bo na vzhodu sredi avgrusta
New York. — (FP) — Sredi avgusta bo oklicana splošna stavka v svilni industriji, ki Je v glsvnem koncentrirana v treh drže veh — New Yorku, New Jerseyju In Pennsylvanlji. Prl čakuje ae, da bo šlo v stavko 76, 000 delavcev.
Za splošno stavko ae Je odločil tekstilni organlsatoričnl odbor CIO, kateremu načaluje Sidney Hillman, predsednik Amalgamated Clothing Workers unije, radi kaotičnih rasmer v industriji. Odbor upa s to akcijo f oral rati tudi podjetnike v skupno organizacijo In se nato s njimi pogoditi za splošno lestvico, ki naj velja sa vso Industrijo.
Plače v tej Industriji so zdaj neverjetno nizke — med najnižjimi v deželi. Tekstilna unija ss* htevs od podjetnikov minimalno plačo $18 na teden, svišanje mezd od pet do deset odstotkov in uvedenje 40-urnega tednika. Tis za splošno stavko pripravlja 28 organizatorjev, ki ao Že organizirali nad polovico delavcev, V Pennl Jim pomagajo tudi krajevne rudarske unije. Kot poročajo, so stavki naklonjeni mnogi podjetniki, ki žele potegniti industrijo is kaosa.
Bela Kun, ogreki vodja, aretiran v Rutiji
Moskva, 8. avg. — Bela Kun, ogrski boljševiški vodja, ki Je leta 1918 vodil trimeaečni komunistični režim na Ogrskem, Je bil zadnje dni aretiran kot ae rotnlk proti aovjetom, toda po-drobnostl niso znsns. Kun, ki Je bil svoječasno visok uradnik v Rusiji in član sksekutivs tretje internacionaie, Je bil zadnja Ista degradiran na neznatno službo, pred nekaj meeerl Je pa docela izginil is ruake Javnosti.
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lllbbing, Minn., 8. svg. — CIO js dsnes izvojeval svojo prvo zmago v okrožju Žetonih rudnikov v Minnesoti. Rudarji v tukajšnjih štirih rudnikih International Harvester Co. ao z veliko veČino izvolili CIO se avojege predstavnika pri pogajenjih pred federalnim delavskim od-borom. _. —i
UNUA AVTNIH DELAVCEV PRED KONVENCIJO
Na konvenciji bosta dve struji
PROGRESIVCI IN UNITARCI
Mllwaukee.— (FP)—Pričakuje ae, da bo prihodnja konvencija unije United Automobile Workera of America štela od 1600 do 2000 delegatov. Prične ae v tem meatu dne 28. avguata In bo trajala pet ali šeet dni.
Delegatje se grupirajo okoli dveh kandidatnih Hat sa glavne uradnika unije in okrog dveh programov. Predaednik Homer Martin in tajnik-blagajnlk George Addea sta na obeh listah, kakor tudi Richard Frankenateen. Ena skupins se nasiva "progre-slvce", druge pa "unitarce" (u-nity).
Glavne diference med obema skupinama se sučejo okrog unij-skih smernic. Progresivna skupina, katere duša sta Martin in Frankensteen, Je ss čim večjo centrallsacijo unije v rokah glavnega predsednika ln sa lsločenje levičarjev Is plačanih postelj — orgsnlsatorjev in drugih.
Unltaraka skupina, ki Je pod vodstvom podpredsednika Wynd-hama Mortimerja In Ed. Halla, je sa "demokratično" centrallsacijo unljsks uprave v rokah predsednika, podpredsednikov in tajnlka-blagajnlka. Agitira tudi sa večjo avtonomijo krajevnih unij in proti političnim diakri-mlnacijam pri naatavljanju or* gaaisatorjsv, kar smatra sa aa« tirdefckarsko gonjo.
Gleda boasovsKih govoric, da bo v uniji prišlo do raskola, se temu obe skupini smejeta. Pro-greslvcl kot unitare! pravijo, naj o smernicah določi konvencija, da bo šla avtna unija lahko naprej s delom sa organlslranje Forde, Izboljšala pogodbe pri Ge-naral Motors, Chrpslerju ln drugih msnjših družbah, kakor tudi z obširnim vsgojnim (n medikal-nlm programom, katerega Je pričela lansko leto. Tudi o sodelovanju s CIO sa organlslranje delavcev v industrijah masne produkcije ni med avtniml delavci nobenih diferenc.
Kongres posvetil na tuje 'lobiste9
Propagandiati tujih vlad se bodo morali registrirati
Washington. 8. av£ — Vsak propsKsndist tuje vlade v Združenih držsvsh se bo moral regi-strlrsti pri državnem tajniku, a-ko tudi senat sprejme zakonakl osnutek kongresnlka MeCorms-cka Is Maasschueettaa. V nižji sbornici Je bil sprejet soglaano.
Zakonski osnutek za registriranje tujih "loblstov" Je bil Is-delsn kot resultat preisksve kon-kresnega odseka pod vodstvom McTormacka. Osnutek ne prep<>> veduje Združenim držsvsm škodljive sgitacije, marveč skuša Is doseči propegandlste v službi tujih vlsd ter njih aktivnoati pod vreči tarkometu. Poleg regiatri-ranja pri državnem tajniku bodo morali tudi navesti Ime delo-dejalca, plača, pogoje in namen njih aktivnosti.
Kongr*snik McCormack je rekel. da Je preiskava odkrila, da u poslujejo propagandiate konzuli tujih vlad in da aktivnoati teh agentov "ns bi prestale skrbne preiskava. Prepričan sem. da Jih bo stalna public i teta odvračala od njih zločestnega delovanja." Tsh propagand i stov Imajo veliko v služlil f »osebno fašistične države. ______ .
SREDA, 4
seja se bo vršila dne 21. avg. ob 7. uri zvečer na domu novega društvenega tajnika.
John Beškar, bivši tajnik.
Cleveland, O. — Seja društ va "V boj" št. 53 SNPJ se vrši v nedeljo, 8. avgusta, ob pol desetih dopoldne kot navadno, v društveni dvorani v SDD 15386 Waterloo rd.
Predaednik.
Cle El um, Wank. — Društvo Dobrodošli št. 79 SNPJ je spre menilo dan za svoje seje na vsako tretjo nedeljo v mesecu ob 7. zvečer v Matovi dvorani. Sedaj pridite vai člani na sejo! Katharine Devereaux, tajnica.
POPRAVEK
V naznanilu in aahvali aa pokojno MARY LAURICH priobženem 28. julija. Je bile pomotoma {spuščeno med družim, da ae prav lepo zahvalimo tudi društvu št. 741 SNPJ v Bürget t* towu. Pa.; aadalle Um. kjer ae Je glasilo Hana Laurich, pravilno bi ae moralo glaaitl Raaa Lau rine Prooi-mo. da se to vzame na znanje ia nam opreeti. — Mr. Frank Laurich. Rur-gettatown, Pa.
DELO DOBI
Poštena in pridna ženska dobi de-mače hlino delo, itara od 40 do 47 let. Lep dom, bres otrok. Več ae poizv» pismeno. Ako katero veaeli, naj piše na naalov: L. D., 2667 S. Lawndale Ave., Chicago, 111.	—(Adv.)
© Uradne vesti društev SNPJ
je zgubil «eno itd. Veeelilo me je, ko sem videl, da med članstvom vlada sloga. Vsak jb avo-je delo z veseljem odpravljal, stari in mladi, da je bilo veselje. Želim, da ae W a prijatelji epet kmalu sestali in pogovorili. Odkar sem se preselil iz Willocks, jih je že precej pomrlo.
Anton Lette, 246.
Milwaukee, Wie. — Izgubili smo iz naše èrèdè dva člana dru-štvs "81oga" št. 1« SNPJ —
sestro Magdaleno Bohal, ki je u-mrla za aladkorno bolezno dne 20. julija v etarosti 70 let. Doma je bils ht Litije na Dolenjskem. Pred leti je prišla iz Kansasa z družino in soprog je tu umrl pred 7 leti. Pokojnica tukaj ss-puščs sins in eno hčer, eno hčer pa v Canonsburgu, Ps. Pokopana je bila na pokopališču Holy Cross.
Brat Frank Prah Je umrl dne 24. julija v starosti 49 let za arč-no hibo. Doma je bil iz Bučke na Dolenjakem. Bil je eden prvih članov pri društvu 4« in aktiven do zadnjega. Bil je tudi član društva Bled št. 19 JPZS in angleškega društva Pilgrims. Vsa ta društva ao ga apremila k zadnjemu počitku ob navzočnosti članov, prijateljev in znancev. Pogreb Je bil civilen na pokopališče Arlington. Poleg soproge zapušča 5 sinov, eno hčer in enega brata.
Društvo št. 1« SNPJ izreka globoko sožalje obema družinama!
Nova pravila ao stopHa v veljavo 1. julija 1987 in od sedaj naprej tajnik nima pravice za-kladati za člane asesmenta. Kdor ne bo plačal, bo auapendiran. Bolnike se obiakuje dvakrat na teden. Kdor je obveščen z dopisnico, naj to stori, ker to je dolžnoet vsakega člana, kadar dobi obve-stUo od društ. tajnika. Ako bolnik nI obiskan, ni krivda bolnika, ampak dotičnega, ki ga je imel obiskovati. Člani, upoštevajte pravila!
4., 5. in 6. sept, ae bo proala-vljal dan SNPJ v MUwaukeeju. Vai člani naših društev, na plan na omenjene dneve! V soboto večer, to je 4. sept, bo shajališče v dvorani S. S. Turn, 726 W. National ave. Vsi Usti, ki pridete Iz drugih mest, pridite na ta naslov. Zvečer bo večerja sa go-" ste, potem pa v zgornji dvorani ples (angleški orkeeter) In v spodnji dvorani pa godba za stare. Seveda kdor bo hotel biti zgoraj alj spodaj, mu bo na razpolago oboje.
V nedeljo, 5. aept., piknik v Pleasant Valley parku z godbo Heinle and hla Grenadiers, In tudi godba mladih socialistov,
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JOHN PREMRO
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NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA
Sumí priredil drrttu SNPJ
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DRUftTVO "HADGKR" St. as4 SNPJ priredi "MmnHght Plenic" v Sega-
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PRORRAt IJA DRUATKV SNPJ priredi pikalh v nedeljo S. septembra 1M7 sa akupae elavaoat SNPJ Dea v liraient Valley Parka.
MUftTVO "IIS A TOI JU If ST. SS4 SNPJ ho slavilo svojo tartaleo das IT. ektabre v a S. Tara deo-
DRUÏTVO "VKNRRA" ÉT. IM SNPI ha ala vila «rejo t» letnico due la. aesembra v a a Tara dvoraal.
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DRUftTVO ST. M SNPJ priredi svoj PIKNIK v nedeljo dne H. avfueta 1117 v K oglovem vrta.
DRUŠTVO AT. 441 SNPJ priredi svmj pikalh v nedeljo dae SI. avgueta 1117 na Koholovem vri« v Oarea-den IIlila, VII.
DRUŠTVO ST. I SNPJ priredi VINSKO TRG ATKV e eoheta dae a OKTORRA IM7.
DRUŠTVO INTKGRITV *T. SSI. SNPJ, priredi Jsoemihe veeellce v ■ehoto, dne A novembra IM7.
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Gibanje naših društev v Minnesoti
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kot človek sam, da bi Eiitnoati preprečili. Vzlic C neprijetnemu incidentu je nipoloienje članov ter pri-
Naalednji večer — na željo članstva društva 69 v Evelethu, Minn. — je bil v naglici sklican shod v novem domu društev SNPJ, katerj je bil izredno ie tak piknfc vršil na dobro obiskan, za kaf gre zaalu-* nedeljo, dne 26. juli- ga tamošnjim našim članom in
radiopostaji na Chisholmu, Minnesota, katera ga je pri svojem opoldanskem programu v ponedeljek dobro oglašala, za kar je poskrbela sestra Ambrozich iz Eveletha. Po končanem govoru °ni ode ¿loveku kontrolirati! sva se s ženo prav bratako In ki je večkrat bolj "mu- prijateljsko zabavala v družbi [ |— | —	starih znaneev in prijaznih bra-
tov ter sester.
Dom članov naše jednote v E-velethu je prijazno in okusno u-Eltonaše delavske podporne j rejeno zbirališče, kakršnih ae ne Miadje itredno dobro, ker (najde posebno veliko po deželi S »e postal zelo krasen, če-, in napravi na Človeka zelo dober m.v nekoliko hladen, in prosta vtie.
vi je sledila dolgo v noč. Zadovoljstvo med člani stare Matfbs na pikniku bi bila in nove generacije, odkar ima-toliša kot je bila, čemur jo svoje prostore je veliko in o-J	' beta se — kot so me oboji za-
)Bijbrie precej krivo pomanj-_iBje oglaAanja. Opažati je, da [vsekaterih krajih naši člani ne ijo posebne važnosti na o-
_nje svojih priredb, katere
Ii te pomanjkljivosti trpijo ntno in tudi moralno. Misiji je v tem oziru bolj prakti-, iD nii ne bi škodilo, če jo tu-f| starejši člani v tem posnema-I jo Uruitva ali federacije lah-imajo Ae boljše programe ob rojih priredbah, toda če jav-anje ne ve, niso posebne-|p pomena. Potrebno je, da se zavedajo tega. Bolje je z lico ali piknikom počakaiti dni in medtem časom do-| faro oglašati, kakor nekaj prire-v naglici in brez dobre re-Na ta način se denar, ega jednota plača za pota vomikom v agitacijske svrhe, di bolj primerno investira, ram na pikniku v Gilbertu
gotavljali —- več življenja v kulturnem oziru ter boljša agitacija za našo jednoto v bodočnosti, kot je bila v preteklosti.
Bratje in sestre v Minnesoti! Slovenska narodna podporna jednota je bila ustanovljena v interesu njenega članstva, delavstva, to je vas! Zato je tudi vaša dolžnost, da agitirate zanjo povsod in ob vsaki priliki.
Končno se z ženo iskreno zahvaliva bratom jn sestram za gostoljubnost, ki so nama jo izk*r zali za časa bivanja med njimi, posebno še družinama Žganjar na Gilbertu in Ambrozich na E-velethu, in jaz še posebno federaciji za suvenir.
Skušajmo vsi, kolikor je v naših močeh, storiti za procvit in napredek te naše bratske podporne delavBke ustanove!.
F. A. Vider, gl. tajnik.
Federacije S.N.P.J.
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Milwaukee, Wis. — Seja se je
KU 23. julija v dvorani S. S. Ker ni brat predsednik I odpre sejo brat podpred* nik Adolf Yersin. Nenavzo-odborniki: Joe Vidmar, Jack ch in John Yenko.
fatopana so vsa društva: št. [11.104.192,234, 584, 686 in 747." psnik zadnje seje se sprejme, frtfita se reaignacija brata Inika in se sklene, da se ü na prihodnjo sejo. Društveni zastopniki poročajo »aktivnosti svojih društev, ki se dno pripravljajo za jednotin ki w bomo praznovali v »nt Valley parku dne 6. wnbra. Poročila se vzamejo [fc znanje.
iutopnik društva 234 poroča, [« njih društvo priporoča fede-Pjji. da priredimo neke vrste v prid brambovcem de-**r»nj« v Španiji. Sugestija »mme na znanje. Sklenjeno, £ Worn zastopnikov vprašamo "Vrtala društva, če so za to ko-
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vil tri izvrstne godbe — Heince '.n njegovi Grenadirji, Jugoslovanska socialistična godba pod vodstvom Johna Paulicha in tretja, ki bo zabavala atare in mlaje, je Martinškova skupina. Poročilo se odobri in vzame na znanje.
Brat L. Alpner, zastopnik društva št. 16, poroča, da klub št. 37 JSZ priredi večerni (moon-lite) piknik v soboto večer, 14. avgusta, v Segadinovem parku na So. 88th st. in W. Burnham ave. Dobiček od te prireditve je namenjen v podporo Proletarcu, vsled tega v imenu kluba vabi vse na dotično zabavo.' Poročilo odobreno in soglasno sprejeto, da se odzovemo vabilu. Vsled tega v imenu federacije apeliramo na naše cenjene brate in sestre na skupni sestanek v Segadinovem parku v soboto večer, 14. avgusta.
Prihodnja seja se bo vršila v ,petek, 27. aivgusta, v dvorani SST ob 8. zvečer F L. Ambrozich, zapianikar.,
Uspešna fed. prireditev
Waleenburg, Colo. — Dan 26. julija mi bo ostal dolgo v spominu, kajti zgodilo se je marsiksj. Ta dan je federscija društev SNPJ južne Colorade in severne New Méx. imela svojo redno sejo in po seji ps piknik in petje. Ne bom nič pisal sedaj o seji, samo to rečem: držimo skupsj, nadaljujmo s tem ksr smo za pričeli, bodimo demokratični, ne kritizirajmo po nepotrebnem, prijateljako ae pogovorimo, pa bomo videli, da bomo uapevali še bolj kot doaedaj. Naj bodo naše aeje nam vsem v ponos in v izobrazbo, kajti nas je veliko, ki se učimo izobrazbe, in hvaležni bi morali« biti naši organizeciji SNPJ, ki nam da priliko do te izobrazbe.
Po seji in že med sejo se je pričelo členstvo in občinstvo zbirati na prostoru Rjre. Krasen prostor, visoko v gorovju, ob bi-
strem potoku, ki žubori svojo vsakdanjo pesem. Kot prsvi pesnik: "Ni lepšega kraja, kot je podoba raja."
Dvorana v Rye je last pevskega zbora "Prešeren" iz Puebla. Stavba je v resnici lepa, na lepem kraju.
Da ne zaidem s tira, moram nazaj na piknik. Članstvo društev SNPJ in občinstvo od blizu in daleč (iz krajev do tristo milj oddaljenosti) je prišlo, da pro-slsvi U dan SNPJ in da skupaj z ostalimi brati pokramlja rečeh, ki jih človek ne more o-pkati. Le to rečem, da udeležba je bila ogromna. Potem pa slovensko petje. 2e zadnjič sem omenil, da bo nastopil pevski zbor "Slovenec" iz Puebla. Kot jaz mislim, in kot so se drugi izrazili, je bil nastop hvalevreden. Lepo se sllži slovenska peaem visoko v gorovju v tujini; vse je bilo slovensko, pesem in govorica.
Kaj pa naša mladina? Lepo se je zabavala, in to je bilo prvič, da sta ai stali nasproti v I-gri z žogo dve skupini SNPJ. Le tako naprej, bratje! Ne u-strašimo se, sodelujmo z našo mladino skupno, pomagajmo jim in s tem bomo pomagali sami sebi ter povzdignili naša društva In SNPJ.
Iakrena hvala vaem, ki ete na katerikoli način pomagali in prisostvovali na ta dan. Tam se je videlo, da v slogi je moč! Le tako naprej, bratje, za našo organizacijo SNPJ!
Ed Tomeic, predsednik.
Delavske unije po-vspešile trgovino
Organiziranje delavcev prineslo zvišanje kupne tile
Washington. — (FP) — Unio-niziranje delavcev blagodejno vpliva tudi na blznis, pravi A-merlška delavska federacija v svojem mesečnem bizniškem pregledu. Biznls ima koristi v tem, ker organiziranje delavcev pomeni višje plače in večjo kupno silo.
Federacija pravi, da je z organiziranjem velikega števila delavcev v prvi polovici tega leta imel velike koristi tudi ves biznis, ker je zvišana kupna sila nekoliko uravnovesila produkcijo in distribucijo In s tem vsaj začasno odvrnila potop v novo krizo.
Po federacijskem poročilu so se v prvih štirih mesecih tegs leta zvišale plače in kupna sila za štiri cente na uro — od 60 do 64 centov, kar je šest centov več kakor so znašale povprečne plače v istem času lani. Unionizi-ranje je preprečilo tudi podaljšanje delovnlka.
Povprečni tedenski zaslužek v letošnjem juniju je znašal 924.61, lani pa $22.69 v istem mesecu. Od 1933 so se plače zvišale za 83.6%, kar pa ne pomeni, da so delsvci toliko ns boljšem. V tem času se je namreč tudi vse močno podražilo, toda ne toliko kolikor znaša mezdno zvišanje. Federacija pravi, da je faktična kupna sila ameriškega delavstva od 1933 narasla na 7.8%.
Zupan Shields je
kuga za Johnstown
Washington.—Ko se je johns-townski (Ps.) župsn Shields zadnjič obrnil na kongresnike za dovolitev večje vsote, da se zavaruje Johnstown pred poplavami, je od kongresnlkaJVConnella is Montane prejel zelo primerno pismo. Shields je kongreanikom poslal sliko pokopališče, kjer leže žrtve jonstownske zgodovinske katastrofe. "Ko sem pogledal ns sliko, sem v prvem hipu mislil, da predstevlje grobove ubogih stavkerjev, ki so bili u-biti kot posledice veše skebske taktike," previ kongresnik vlgl-lantakemu županu. "Johnatown Je res tepen od vseh strani, toda njegova največje nesreča je bila Izvolitev takega delavskega sovražnika kakor ste vi."
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Newjersejeki sodnik skuša zaobrniti tok ramvoja
Newark, n7j~ (FP)—Vsaka stavka za zaprto ali unijako delavnico je nepoatavna po mnenju tukajšnjega aodnika M. L. Berryja, ki je sadnje dni izdal injunkcijo proti sedmim unijam Ameriške delavske federacije, ki so oklicale stavko pri International Ticket Co.
In ker ja taka stavka nepo-stavna, je nepostavno tudi plke-tiranje in vae druge atavkovne aktivnosti po odredbi tega sodnika. On v Injunkciji tudi pravi, da je "pogodba, ki določa zaprto delavnico, nepostavna In se je ne more enforciratl."
V	prošlem stoletju, posebno v začetnem Štadlju delavskega gibanja, so se imeriška in tudi angleška aodišča zatekala k alič-nemu legalnemu nazoru in mnogo desetletij prepovedovala aploh vaako stavko. Delavstvo jo s neprestanimi boji končno rasbi-lo ta nazor ln lzvojevslo pravico do stavke tudi na sodiščih. Sodnik Barry ga sdaj hoče potisniti nazaj v dobo, ko je bilo popolnoma brespravno. Svoj edikt je oprl na sledečo legalno bazo:
"Čeprav se bo kakšnemu posamezniku ali razredu zdela odvratna7 izjava, je vseeno treba priznati, da smo mi kapitalistična dežela, katere bogastvo je bilo zgrajeno na nazoru privatne lastnine in v njej zapopadenih individualnih pravic. In dokler bomo obstajali kot kapitalistična dežela, toliko časa morajo aodišča protaktirati te pravice, ako naj obstoji vlada in "law and order." Na podlagi našega temeljnega zakona so pravice privatne lastnine upravičene do enake protekcije kakor individualne pravice, f,
Na podlagi te legalistične fik-cije, na kateri alonl ves prof itn I sistem, hoče sodnik Berry zavrniti ves tok modernega razvoja. Po tej fikciji nima delavstvo nobenih pravlov ker ao njegove pravice do dela, organizacije in do izboljšavartf* žlvljenskih pogojev v stalnem konfliktu s pravicami privatne lastnine.
V	praktičnem življenju je dogma, "da so pravice privatne lastnine upravičene do enaka protekcije kakor individualne pravice," gorostasna kontradik-cija. To je najbolje demonstriram) v sodnikovi injunkciji, s katero popolnoma zaninka vsa "Individualne pravice" štrajkar-jem in tudi krši Wagnerjev delavski zakon, ki delavstvu izrecno dovoljuje stavke tudi za zaprto delavnico. Ta odlok je združil vse delavske unije v New Jersey ju, ADF in CIO, ki se bodo skupno borile proti ediktu.
Kdo narekuje
t4svobodo tiska"?
Washington. — Odgovor na vprašanje: kdo narekuje ali kontrolira svobodo tiska, Ja: Veliki oglaševalci, ki v veliki meri plačujejo tudi račune meščanskega tiska. Iz poročila zvezne borzne komisije je razvidno, da je Hearstovo časopisje lanako leto imelo $26,697,880 dohodkov od oglasov In $17,684,187 od naročnine. Pri neketerih listih Je naročnina znašsls komaj eno četrtino vaeh dohodkov. Hearst se je s svojo "svobodo tiska" tako daleč vrgel v kampanjo za Hitlerja In Mussolinlja in ameriški fašizem sploh, da Je zadnje čase moral prenehati z Izdajanjem treh llatov.
Medeninska firma
prignala unijo CIO
Cletelend, — Lokalna Industrijska unija medeninskih delavcev št. 89 HO je bile po Central Braaa Manufacturing Co. priznana kot edina predstavnica delavcev. Z unijo je družbe pod-pisala tudi pogodbo, ki določa 40-urni tednik, zvišanje plač In plačo in pol za nadurno delo in delo ob sobotah in nedeljah.
New York. — Ze pristanlščne • in mornarske delavce se je med I Odborom ta induatrijako organizacijo in Ameriško delavako federacijo pričela odprta vojna v pristanih na vzhodu In jugu. Na čelu boja ADF je Joaeph P. Ryan, predaednik unije priata-niščnih delavcev, ki je v tem bo-
ju prevael vodstvo tudi nad mornarsko unijo ADF. V nasprotnem taboru je mlada National Maritime unija, ki js nastala kot poaledica revolte članstva proti birokratičnsm in reakcionarnem vodstvu mornar-ake unija. Zdaj se je obrnile tudi na Člane Ryanove unija, katere posiva na pridrušltaiv k CIO.
Kapitalist potrošil skoraj dva mili-/ona proti stavki
Washington. — J a m s s H. Rand Jr. oziroma Ramlngton-Rand Co., kateri on načeluje, je potrošila nad $1,700,000 za razbitje sadnje atavke v svojih sedmih tovarnah. Stavko Je vodilo več unije ADF in ja trajala akoraj deset mesecev. Randu Jo ja pomagal rasbijsti štipjkolom-ekl prvak Paarl Bergoff, ki je s njim vred obtošen kršenje ivss-ne postsve, ki prepoveduje prevažanje skebov is ene diiave v drugo. Te številke je objavila zvezna borzna komisija, pri kateri je Remongton-Rand, ki izdeluje pisalne stroje in uradniško pohištvo, saproaila za dovoljenje za izdajo novih bondov.
Senator Alben W. Berkley, kl je naaledll pokojnega eenatorja Robi neona kot vodja demokratake večine v aenatu.
Clevelandski poli•
cijski naielnik
v sluibi Girdlerja
Cleveland. — Clevelandski po-lidjaki šef Ellot Ness Je po zadnjem policijskem in «kebakem navalu na stavkarje pri Republlc Steel, v katerem je bil eden delavec ubit, še tesnsjs podprl družbo, Enostsvno js prepovsdsl vsako piketirenje v bližini tovarne. Ta "bližina" znaša 1600 čevljev ali skoraj ena tretjina milje.
Tovarniške volitve jeklarskih delavcev
Chicago. — Na odredbo zveznega delavskega odbora se bodo dne 7. avgusta vršila tovarni ške volitve pri Calumct Steel Co. med jeklarsko unijo CIO in kom panijsko "neodvisno" unijo. Z jeklarsko unijo ja družba pod pisala pogodbo, potem pa je pri čela proti nji rovarlti s "neodvl ano" unijo, nakar Ja unija CIO zahtevala tovarniške volitve. 1
Unija CIO zmagala pri volitvah
Waahington. — Pri tovarniških volitvah pri RCA Communications Inc. se Je 886 delavcev izreklo za American Radio Tele-graphists Aaaociatlon, ki je pridružena k CIO, In 121 proti. Unija ja od zveznega delavskega odbora že dobila mandat kot edina predstavnica delavcev pri tej družbi.
Društvene vesti
Koyal, Pe. — Društvo št. 263 poziva vae svoje članstvo, da se gotovo udeleži redne aeje na 8. avgusta, kajti ta aeje bo važna In Je treba, da ste vsi nsvzoči. Anton Kadar, predsednik, Mertln Hpollar. tejnik.
Hprlngfleld, III.— Piknik društva 47 je povoUno ispedel. U* deležba ni bila baš velika, smo pa nevzoči pridno gasili žejo. Odbor se seh valju Je vaem udeležencem.
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Cleveland, O. — Naznanjam !lenom društva Vipavaki Raj It. 812 SNPJ, de sem se prese-ill ne 18704 Chautauqua st. Pro-ilm, ds se v društvenih zade, 'ah obračate na moj novi na-»lov
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Sonce moti telefonski promet
Te dni smo opazili, da so se v naravi odigrali poeebni dogodki. Opaslli pa jih nismo ssvoljo tegs, ker nimsmo posebnega čuts za magneti sem in elektriko. Zgo-dila pa ae Je najbolj silna elementarna katastrofa v našem stoletju, divjala je magnetaku nevihta, kakržne v zadnjih deaetletjlh niso opazovali. Njeno središč« Je bilo v Jugosapadni Kanadi. Varovalke električnih vodov so se tu stalile, telefonski ln brzojsv-ni promet sa je ustavil in radijsko sprejemanje ni bilo mogoče zavoljo eksceslvnih motenj.
Kompssne igle so plesale tako, kakor od leta 1898 še niso videli. Pri tem je bila magnetska nevihta na semljl ssmo slsboten odrss veliksnskih katastrof na soncu. V preteklem tednu so našteli nič manj nego 190 velikih solnčnlh peg, ki so odprle ogrom* na žrela v žarečo kroglo sonca In bombardirale zemljo s elektronskimi izstrelki.
že dolgo poznamo učinke delovanja sončnih peg na zemljo. Severni sij nI n. pr. nič drugsga nego razsvetljava, ki Jo povzročajo sončni elektroni v najvišjih zemeljskih osrsčnlh plasteh. Intenzivni polarni sij, kakor tudi vsi ozrsčno in zemeljsko ma gnetn! pojavi na zemlji gredo sporedno s sončnimi pegsml in imajo kakor te 11-letno periodo.' Zveze med temi stvarmi so tako Izrazite, da je neki norveški ras-Iskovslsc Is samih nihajev magnetne Igle lahko povedal, ali Je spet ksj dosti sončnih peg, ne da bi sonca niti opazoval. S spremembami v zemeljskem magnetizmu so v zvezi Še mnogi pojavi na zemlji. Temperatura mor-sks vode kaže n, pr, iste periodične spremembe kakor magnet-na igla. Celo stsnje talnega vodovja Je v zvezi z zemamljakim magnetizmom In kaže lato perl-odo.
Zračna elektrika, zemeljski magnetizem, stanje talne vode In drugi pojavi, ki na zemlji spremljajo delovanje sončnih peg, mejo svoj vpliv tudi ns človska. Na temslju obsežnih ststistlčnih podstkov j« bilo mogoče ugotoviti zveze med sončnimi pegami, vsakovrstnimi Mesnimi, po-sebno kužnimi, nastopanje smrt no nevarnih komplikacij po operacijah In celo težavami, ki ae porajajo tedaj, kadar prodirajo zobje modroati na dan — da o vremenskih boleznih, kakor r«-vmatlzmu, prehladu, tabičnih krizah Itd. niti ne govorimo. U-člnek delovanja aončnih peg na radijski sprejem smo že omenili. Nekateri raziskovalci gredo še dalje In domnevajo zveze celo med magnetsklml viharji, ki I-majo svoj Izvor v vesoljstvu, In svetovno zgodovinskimi dogodki Čeprav človek nima posebnega čutila, s katerim bi doznaval t« magnetake viharje nepoaredno, reagira nanje vandarl« a stanjem svojevrstnega razburjenje in vsakovrstnimi občutki, ki vede-Jo časih do sfektnih dejanj.
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pravilne, tedaj nI računati a tem, da bi ae Človeštvo v doglednem času pomirilo. Magnetaki tečaj je namreč na atalnem potovanju in ne daje magnetni Igli prilike, da bi aa umirila. Pred kakšnimi sto leti je Roaa določil magnet* akl aeverni tečaj (prav za prav južni tečaj, her privlačuje severni tečaj magnetne Igle) na polotoku Boothia Felix. Danes je že davno drugje.
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Revolucija v Johnstownu!
Naif duhovniški moralisti, ki v klerikalnih listih ugotavljajo, da revolucija je le v Ameriki — ko so delavci nekaj "vzeli v svoje roke", ker ao protestirali proti krivici nekega sodnlj-skega odloka v Mlchiganu — so prezrli neki drugi incident, ki bi jim tudi lahko slutil za ugotovilo. Ta incident ima večjo značilnost za revolucijo, ker očitno cika na llnčanje zakona in oblaati.
Ali ni čudno, da naši moralisti tako radi pre-irejo znake organizirane nasilnosti na neki strani, imajo pa silno bistre oči — kljub opeša-nemu vidu! — za znake "revolucije" aamo na strani delavcev?
V mislih Imamo Incident, ki se je dogodil v Johnstownu, Ps., ob času zadnje jeklarske stsvke, katera deloma še traja. Pripadniki johnetownskega "arednjega razreda" ao brž organ i zi rs I i "Citizens' Committee", kateri se je postavil ns stslišče, ds so nekstere oblasti v dotičnem okraju in driavi Pennsylvanlji odpovedale, vsled česar prihaja "anarhija" in zato js dottnoet zakonoljubnih državljanov, da "vspoetavijo in zaščitijo ogrožene ustavne pravice", katerih prizadete oblasti nočejo več ftči-tltl . . .
* Po domače se pravi temu. kar je izustil omenjeni Committee — "lynch law". Vaaka lokal-1» nasilnost, ki jo tu pa Um zakrivijo vročekrvni delavci, mora obledetl pred tem, smotre-no organiziranim naailjem, ki ga je pripravil "državljanarakl odbor" v Johnstownu In slični odbori drugod, kskršnih danes kar mrgoli po deželi. To "državljanarsko" gibanje, ki polagoma vsesava vaae ostanke ktjkluksaljev ia črnih, legionarjev po vseh delih Amerike, zlaatl ps ns Jugu, je direktne grožnja za teror in krvo-11 tj« najgrše vrste v Ameriki.
Pretveza, da ti odbori hočejo ščititi zakon in red. Je največji bluff. Oni hočejo — nered, da lahko ribarijo v kalnem; oni hočejo, da se delavske unije CIO namalane čim bolj "komuni* Sttčno", da dobe povod za teror — in da ae nered ustvari, so profesionalni "državljanar-ji" že poskrbeli in bodo še, da njihovi «ptoni v delavskih unijah jzvrše kak zločin na rovaš "komunistične" unije in Jim ustvarijo povod sa nspad in teror.
Zsslepljeni In predsodkov pijsni ljudje so dober msterlsl za te teroriste; prav lahko jih j« zbegati, da hite v "državljanske odbore" in dajejo prispevke za "dobro stvar". Za vse se puste porabiti In profesionalni teroristi, ki vedo, kaj hočejo in ki so v ogromni večini nsvi-hani raketirjl, imajo vselej in povsod t>ogato žetev — dvojno žetev: od bedsstih malih podjetnikov in njihovih pristašev, celo ignorant-nih delavcev, na drugi strani pa od korpora-cij, ki jih vodijo naduti reakcionarjl a la Gird-ler, Grace, Ford etc.
Ta fašiatična revolucija ameriške sorte, ki je danea še raacepljena na lokalna gnezda, se zadnje dni akuša konsolidirati po vsej deželi. Kon-aolldacija morda ne bo uspela, ker je med pro-feeionalnimi teroristi več sebičnosti in osebnih konfliktov — vsskdo od njih hoče biti Hitler — toda potenčna nevarnost tega gibanja ne sme biti izključena.
Kaj (m dela federslna vlada? Ali nič ne vidi? Kaj delajo državne vlade? Vsi vidijo dobro,'kaj se gmli in senator Wagner je že zagrozil s kongresno preiskavo "državljanarskih odborov", ns drugi strani pa vidimo, kako ame riški burbonci delajo na vse kriplje, ds se pars-1 Ilira vaaka poštena akcija s strani vlade. V Ameriki ao tudi mogočne replike Mussolini je* vega in Hitlerjevega fašizma, organizacije ita lljansklh in nemških priseljencev in tu rojenih njihovih sinov, ki jih organizirajo emisarjl Is Italije in Nemčije. To gibanje je zadnja leta postalo tako predrzno, da Ima svoja poletna taborišča po vsej Ameriki, v katerih se ti-eočl vadijo v orožju v uniformah s svaatlko in s italijanskim fašističnim znakom — toda ameriške oblasti ne smejo tega videti. Vsaka nameravana preiskava s strani kongresa je bila doslej u*|*šno potlačena.
Ko bodo torej naši vigilant ni moralisti okoli frančiškanskega glasila še nataknili očala in Iskali "revolucijo" po Ameriki, naj ne gledaj» samo na delavske unije in na gruptce ljudi, ki se lm«nujeju komunisti —- In kateri se pridno kavsajo med seboj! — marveč naj malo pogledajo na tabore embrionalnega fašizma, katerih kar mrgoli po t«J srečni deUli. Revolucija, ki jo kuhajo ti elementi, prinene haš našim mora Ustom najmanj sreče!	, _ . _
Glasovi iz naselbin
Barbič bere levite Jontezu
Cleveland. O. — Ivan Jontez bi se zopet rad pajdašil z znanim rdečim Tonetom Podgo-ričanom, ali na žalost tistega Toneta ni več. Odšel je za vselej .. .
Svojega "Sedemnajstega" je ujel nekje pri starih ženicah, ki so prišle v takozvani Collinwood pred 40 leti. Kjer stoji zdaj lekarna Jepsons, E. 156th in Waterloo, je bila tamkaj takozva-na Shore Line Car Stop No. 117, torej stosedemnajsta, ne pa 17. Tega se spominjajo samo še stare ženske, in sicer narobe, ker so že pozabile dejstva in v mislih imajo samo še opravljanje, zato pa vedno pohajkujejo okrog po oglih.
Druga zadeva je pa bolj kočljiva. Gre namreč za etvar, ki Je stara samo 5 let in izobraženi ljudje, ki pišejo in ki ao celo urejevali list metropolskih delničarjev, bi ne smeli biti tako pozabi j Ivi. Druga reč je, da je slabo za časnikarja, če javno prizna, da ni vedel, kaj je delal pred petimi leti.
Devet let je minilo, odkar so začeli uničevati naš majčkeni socialistični klub št. 4& JSZ v našem Collinwoodu. Vaako tako stvar začnejo literarcl, viš-ješolci starokrajskega kalibra, na pomoč pa dobe razne napredne would-be demokrate. In zopet so tukaj in pogrevajo rihto iz starih časov.
Oglejmo si fakte, kakršni so. Kolikor se spominjam, je ženska sama nekaj začela polemiko z menoj, ne da bi bil jaz kdaj kaj rekel njej ali jo sploh kje imenoval. Nato je začela pisati o-sebna pisma Jontezu. Z njim so bili prijatelji in on je tja zahajal (njegova Izjava na "šuštar-skem" pikniku). Po lastnih besedah Jonteza so potem prišli navskrlž zaradi tega, ker je bil nekdo v Clevelandu pri njem, a on ga nI pripeljal k ženski. Tako sta ona dva začela afero in prišla je obtožnica. Citateljl lahko vedo, da jaz nisem še nikdar nikogar tožil in ne obtožil, v boj pa vedno rad posežem, kadar vidim kaj gnilega.
Asesment ni bil plačan že štiri mesece. MoJ nasvet je bil, pustimo žensko in njenega moža, saj se bosta sama izključila iz kluba. Jontez zdaj pravi, da jima je storil krivico, ker ju je obtožil. Lepa reč! Najprej udari človeka, potem se pa joka nad njim! Big baby! Obtožil ju je zaradi dopisovanja proti stranki v Ameriški Domovini, toda zagovora ni bilo. Starejši Lokar bi se bil prav lahko oprostil pri tajniku kluba; izjavil bi bil, da on ni odgovoren za dejanja drugih in vse bi bilo dobro. Ix>kar pa tega ni storil še danes, dasi je dopisovalka Imenovala: midva .. . In dokler take izjave ni, klub št. 49 se nima za kaj opravičevati. Jaz bi pa rad vprašal dobre sodruge zunaj Clevelan
Jaz nisem bil na klubovi seji, ko se je rszprsvs vršila, niti nisem glssoval. Nekdo, ki je glasoval za izključitev Lokarja, je pa šel drugi ali tretji dan k njemu, da ae opraviči . . .
Ivan ni povedal, kdo je imel sejo tisto nedeljo popoldne na naslovu East 170th st. Gotovo sem morsl biti jaz (?), ki aem nosil informacije, ki so potem trgovsko škodovale ljudem, ki ao imeli toliko poguma, da ao se kot člani udeležili seje svojega kluba. Kdo naj popravi krivico in škodo onim članom? Svet je res poln mevž, zato pa ne pridemo nikamor.
Reči moram še to, da alkohol in kultura ne gresta skupaj. Alkohol, knjige in zapisniki ne gredo skupaj! Alkohol in gasolin tudi ne gresta skupaj! Včasi pa tudi dolarji in alkohol ne gredo skupaj, kajti alkohol ne trpi dolarjev — jih požira.
Jontez" ni pripeljal svojegs zunanjega prijatelja k Lokarje-vim, da bi se bili osebno seznanili z njim. To je povzročilo ala-bo voljo in mržnjo med njim in onimi, katere je kasneje obtožil. Po onem sporu nista Lokar-jeva plačala članarine štiri mesece, peti mesec so pa obravnavali ono obtožnico. Starejši L. ni bil nedolžen, kajti še tieto nedeljo je poizvedoval, kako se je obravnava končala — in že drugi dan je bil dopis v Ameriški Domovini. Šele čez mesec dni je bil moj "famozen" dopie v E-nakopravnostl, namreč zaradi "hlač", ki mi jih je Lena poslals za Valentinovo in katere je starejši John gotovo videl, saj so "hlače" visele v kuhinji SDD. Jontez je bil pa menda jezen, ker ni njemu poslala "hlač". Med mano in Leno se torej ni pričelo, temveč med njim in njo. Taka je ta zadeva. Take it and eat it!
Frank Barbič, 58.
Pogreb pokojnega zveznega senatorja J. T. Robinaona v Little Rocku, Ark. Plantažniki in tudi drugi kapitalistični interesi ao imeli v Robineonu dobrega prijatelja.

Naša mladina hi SNPJ Pierce, W. Va.—Da ni nobenega dopisa iz te naselbine, je največ kriva brezposelnost, ki pr* vladuje pri nas. Tukajšnji pr%< mogovniki namreč obratujejo eden do dva dni na teden, pa še v tistih par dneh v tednu se ne more nič prida zaslužiti., Na društvenem polju dokaj dobro napredujemo vslic posto-ječim rszmersm, še bolj In lep-' še ps bi napredovali, če se bi delavske razmere izboljšale. K
omenim to, da gre šim društvenim uradnikom vse priznanje za njihovo požrtvovalno društveno delo, ki ga vestno opravljajo, dasi prejemajo malenkostno mesečno odškodnino. Kljub temu se žrtvujejo in še celo prsipevajo v korist dru^ štva. Vaem gre lepa hvala.
Pred dobrim letom se je mnogo govorilo in pisalo o svobod-nomiselni šoli, sedaj pa je vse potihnilo, kakor da ne bi bilo Žida — ker tu v metropoli se ska- ve duše več na tem pukljastem če na vse strani plota — ali ni .«vetu. Temu seveda ni tako. Pri-klub, ki Je šel že skozi toliko bo-! ™*ti J« treba, da naše društvo
je v, toliko vreden, da sam reši take zadeve. Ako se zlorablja članovo ime proti njegovi volji, je dolžnost člana, da to pove — in sicer pri klubu, ne v kakšni privatni hiši. To je vse, kar je
št. 29 SNPJ menda ni med prvimi, pa tudi med zadnjimi ne. Na društveni seji dne 11. julija smo namreč razpravljali in ukrepali, kako bi zainteresirali našo mladino za društvene ak-
prišli do zaključka, da bo najboljše, da naš društveni tajnik piše na glavni izvršni odbor za pojasnila, ako bi naša mladina lahko zborovala brez svojega čarterja. Z veaeljem smo sprejeli ugodni odgovor, da mladina sicer spada pod naš skupni čar-ter ali poslovnico, kakor mi odrasli, mi jih pa naj skupaj skli-čemo, da ukrepajo, kako bi pridobili nove člane v mladinski oddelek, kako bi prirejali zabave, piknike in veselice.
Vsled tega apeliram na vse člane in članice našega društva, ki imajo otroke v mladinskem oddelku, da jih pripeljejo s seboj na prihodnjo redno društveno sejo, ki se bo vršila 8. avgusta ob 10. dopoldne. Imeli bodo priložnost, da bodo zborovali tskoj po zaključku naše redne seje. Razume se, da bo brat predsednik imenoval enega izmed Članov za voditelja, da jim bo pokazal kako se vodi seja in drugo. Le na ta način nam bo mladina reanično naša bodočnost, ako jo bomo uvajali v mladosti v društveno življenje SNPJ. Tako ae bo že sedaj seznanila z načeli in smernicami SNPJ, in baŠ to bo najboljša šola zanje.
Geo. Beline, podpredsednik.
Veselica kluba 47 JSZ Sprlngfield, I1L — Tukajšnji klub št. 47 JSZ priredi v nedeljo, dne 8. avgusta, splošno in plesno zabavo v SND, pričetek ob drugi uri popoldne. Ta prire-
rediti na omenjeni dan, pa je za devni odbor iz gotovih razlogov apremenil zaključek glede piknika. Odbor vabi na to prireditev vse somišljenike in prijatelje so-cialietlčnega gibanja, kakor tudi vse sodruge angl kluba. Ci sti preostanek je namenjen v podporo Proletarcu, kajti to je list. ki se bori za delavske interese, vsled tegs je dolžnost nas vseh slovenskih delavcev, da ga podpiramo v vseh ozirih. Kdor je prijatelj dobrega in podučlji-vega čtiva, kot ga prinaša ta list, naj se gotovo udeleži naše zabave ter tako pomaga do boljšega uspeha.
John Goršek st.
bilo v tej zadevi potrebno in še tivnosti in izobrazbo, ki jo pro-danes je potrebno.	Ipagira naša jednota. Tako amo
V spomin našemu društvenemu predsedniku
Broughton, Pa. — Dne 16. julija zjutraj se je bliskoma raznesla žalostna novica, da je naš dolgoletni predsednik in sobrat Mike Mali preminil. |
Njegovo življenje ni bilo rožnato; narava mu je vedno in povsod na njegovi življenski poti natrosila več trnja nego cvetja. A na našem društvenem polju, na naših društvenih livadah, mu je klilo vedno le pisano cvetje. Vedno je prihajal na društvene aeje smehljajočega se obraza In prijazen je bil z vsakim. Vedno Je bil pripravljen pomagati v tem ali onem oziru, tudi če je žrtvoval aamega sebe. Ako je prišlo
rodci, saj je živel na Broughto-nu 80 let. Z delom in trudom si je zgradil laatni dom, iz katerega je mnogokrat odhajal na delo in po avojih opravkih. Na 18. julija so ga odnesli drugi in nazaj se ne bo nikdsr več vrnil, r^
Ležal je na mrtvaškem odru med kupi vencev svežega cvetja, ki so mu jih prijatelji poklonili v zadnje slovo, in spremljala ga je v novi dom na pokopališče poleg aorodnikov velika množica prijateljev in znancev, ki so se vozili z nad 112 avti.
Poslovili smo se od prijatelja Mika, ker narava zahteva vse to od živečega človeštva.
Počivaj, snivaj večno spanje v tuji zemlji ameriški med valovitim hribovjem Penne!
John Dolinar, 52.
ditev ae bo vršila namesto pikniki ua Je klub nameraval Dri- bodo oroskrbali naši člani_sve-
" ■ n" j ^ • '	*	f* * u 41/ § con t t/v 11 i i«w» i v MM I I	* v
Piknik društva 747 Milwaukee, Wis. — Članstvu in prijateljem uljudno naznanjam, da društvo Vijolica št. 747 SNPJ priredi izlet in domačo zabavo na 8. avgusta v prosti naravi v Krampecovem gro-vu na S. 69th st. in W. Dakota ave. na West Allieu. Po dolgem času se nam ob tej priliki zopet nudi obilo veselja pod košatimi .drevesi. Prepričan sem, da lie bo nikomur žal, ki bo tega dne z nami.
Na programu bo prava domača godba, ki nas bo spominjala na mlada leta. Imeli bomo dobro jedačo in hladno pijafčo, igre in tekme za stare in mlade. Popoldanski prigrizek nam
žo, mlado in toplo prašičevino. Upam, da nam naša zaželjena žival ne uteče in prekriža naših računov, kajti naš društveni prijatelj Titus Frkovich ne pozna šale kadar gre za dobro pečenko.
Zbirali se bomo ob 9. dopoldne na 2802 N. 33rd St. Vsled tega prosim, da pridete ob določenem času vsi, da se skupaj podamo na prostor, kjer nas bo čakalo veselo razvedrilo in prava domača zabava.
Ker je ta prostor še mnogim tuj in nepoznan, se mi zdi potrebno, da navedem par podatkov. Nahaja se izven mestne meje West Allisa in je v zvezi z dobro transportacijo na S. 62nd st. in W. National ave. Vzemite bus, ki je označen "S. 84th and W. Lincoln Ave." Izstopite na Si 69th St. in hodite južno po S. 69th st.. pa boste prišli direktno na "basket piknik" društva Vijolica.
L. Ambrozich. predsednik.
Skupni piknik lieMNemer, Pa. — Veselični odbor skupnih društev podpornih organizacij (sedem po številu) priredi piknik dne 15. avg. na znani Ruličevi (Piranichevi) farmi. Vabimo vse članstvo do-tičnih organizacij, da se udeleži tega skupnega piknika. Pripeljite svoje prijatelje in znance od
Hta«ka pariških natakarjev je parallalrala tudi sloviti hotel Cafe i la Pali. Na aMki je videti »edeče «tavkarje In «tavkarftre na gostilniškem vrt«.
------.---blizu in daleč. Odbor bo preskr-
na seji do kakega nesizrazu maj VBt potrebno za prigrizek in je znal zadevo vestno v pri jas-' Buh* ^la. kakor tudi dobro godnem tonu rešiti v zadovoljstvo'^0,** Fissaieljne. Kogar veseli obeh strank.
Mnogo priseljencev se ima nJemu zahvaliti, ker so z njegovim posredovanjem postali ameriški državljani, kajti on si je vedno prlsadsval. da bi bili val društveni člani državljani Zedinjenih držav. Dobro poznan in spošto-I van Je bil tudi v sosednjih naselbinah med Slovenci in drugo-j {fe»}	-
Malo tega in onega
Ivan Molek
pota drže v Chicago
Izza svetovne razstave v	.
i. nI bilo toliko rojakov od ^Jt l ntfern veleme.tu kot ba* to ¿Zk dnevom imamo obi.kov.lce v irl , L „
hn.iietiPvu prete in«
hajajo iz Pennsylvanije, Ohia lndi.n« ga Illinoisa, Kansasa, m^LT^ na; nekaj jih je tudi iz večjih daljav V ni večini ao to skupine, namreč družine-i mati z odraslimi sinovi in hčerami, katere lepo videti, ko se postavijo ob moji T mizi, mladi in krepki, polni življenja
In ogromna večina teh obiskovalcev pelje v Chicago v lastnih avtomobilih'
Ne vem, ali so to znamenja vračal, "prosperitete" ali kaj je podkurilo Trom po deželi skozi Chicago v teh poletnih dneh so letos izredno lepi. Naj bo kar že hoče prav je tako. Cas je že, da si naši izgarani venski delavci po naselbinah na stara leta voščijo malo potovanja in razgleda po Amer čas je že, da si nabavijo vozilo, nalože vanj i je družine in obiščejo od blizu in daleč drugimi kraji tudi Chicago, da se od bližje znanimo.
Morda so se naši ljudje oprijeli nove g-darske taktike. Včasi so silno varčevali vsi, toda večina je. Varčevali so in vložili' hranke v zemljišča in hiše. Tako so zabili služek 25 ali 30 let v — obresti in redne izredne davke in ko je prišla velika kriza, mnogim požrla hiše in vse. To jih je iz da ne bodo več "šparali". Raje si nabav avto, to in ono, da kaj uiijejo od tega pasje življenja. Prav imajo!
Obiskovalci Chicaga naj ne pozabijo ogled si zanimivosti tega mesta. V Chicaga imai najlepše parke v Ameriki, najlepše bulevar in impozanten Lake front s tremi muzeji. N če naj ne odide od tu, dokler ni videl veliki Fieldovega muzeja, ki je za izobrazbo nep ceni j i vega pomena. Tragično bi bilo, če bi j šel na primer iz Pennsylvanije rojak v Chici in ob povratku domov bi ne vedel povedati drugega, kakor da je pil dobro pivo v tej oni taverni...
Drevesa prosijo usmiljenja
1.	Ne plezaj brez potrebe po nas.
2.	Ne obešaj gugalnic ali telovadnega oro< na nas.
8. Ne reži črk v našo skorjo.
4.	Pazi na naše šibke veje. Cim manj ganjkov leži na tleh, tem bolje moremo cvet in nositi sadove.
5.	Ne poškoduj nas s sekiro, nožem, pal ali kamnom — vsak udarec občutimo kot bo čino.
6.	Ne zabijaj žebljev v našo skorjo, da obešal vrvi za perilo ali podobno na nas.
7.	Ne opasuj naših debel in vej z železnii ali žičnimi vezmi, ki režejo vsako leto globlje naše meso, kajti debla in veje se nam nepi stano debelijo.
8.	Ne daj, da bi umirala od žeje, če hoč imeti z nami veselje in korist.
9.	Ne ddlamljaj nam vej, to nam zadajt h de rane in nam jemlje mnogo moči.
10.	Ne trgaj nezrelih sadov i nas. Taki sadovi zate niso užitni, nam pa poškoduje! tal veje.
11.	Prepuščaj obiranje našega sadja tiitil ki nas vse leto goje in hranijo in ki »o to iad| z muko zaslužili.
12.	Mi dihamo skozi liste, zsto nam jih I trgaj! ______
, Elektrarna iz ognjeniških lil
Vroči izviri pare, ki se dvigsjo iz tal v "P» klenski dolini" Larderella nedaleč od Pi*. i že delj časa rabili človeškim potrebsm. Po* njali so elektrarno in iz njihovih ostankov i pridelovali celo vrsto kemikalij.
Sedaj pa so v tem ozemlju izvrtali mo*<*< parni vrelec, ki bo dajal svojo silo z» poffl mogočne elektrarne. To elektrarno «> a« že graditi in jo bodo dovršili I. 1939. M bo 48,000 kilovatov, ki jih bodo uporibiu i pogon električnih železnic.
Larderellsko podjetje izkoriščs vulk*£ sile že 119 let. Sprvs so se zadovoljili »J* da ao is pars pridobivali borov«, kislino. je so začeli pridobivati tudi amonijev «»ui» natrij in magnezij. L. 1914 pa je začeU d* ba uporabljeti talne vulkanske sile » ProlIVI janje električnega toka.
Pred dvajsetimi leti
balincanje. bo lahko balincal. Znano je. da Bessemerčani ae vselej radi udeležijo takih pri- ! reditev, tako se bodo tudi v bo- ! doče. Na avidenje 16. avgusta popoldne!
Blaž Hankovlč.
Naročite Mladlnafcl Hat. naj-boljši Mesečnik sa
(Iz Prosvete z dne 4. avgusta 1917 )
Domače vesti. V Chicagu je urnr! PsvelNi šek, vojaški proatovoljec in rojen v Am«^
h gl urada SNPJ. I« P01^'1 ^ J^lil j« razvidno, da je SNPJ do naraala na 16,484 članov	„
in 4104 v mladinskem oddelku. 20,688 članov.	^
Delavnice vesti. Delavstvo vse A^^ testira proti linčarskemu umonVVVvn,ku Buttu, Mont Eksplozljs v pr*m»r Clay ju, Ky., uemrtila 24 mož.
Svetovna «*»*. Rusi se	s>
jo na vzhodni fronti. Z «ep^ne iro
novega.	, •,
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rai provizorično vlsdo.
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Olajšava ponovnega pristopa
.ijtita redna konvencija je odobrila naslednjo resolucijo v olaj-,onim. ki so morali iz enega ali drugega opravičenega vzroka
I jednoto ali si znižati zavarovalnino:
»ASANJE OLAJŠAV ZA PRISTOP BIVŠIH ČLANOV IN ONIH, KI SO MORALI VSLBD RAZMER ZNIŽATI ZAVAROVALNINO
V	«lajšanje onim, ki ao morali odstopiti od SNPJ radi brezpo-kasti ali kakih drugih upravičenih vzrokov, ,
k dalje v prid onim, ki so morali radi istih vzrokov znižati po-itoinsko zavarovalnino,
«i>,ta redna konvencija SNPJ eklene, da odstopil člani lahko fcpijo nazaj kot stari člani, to je z nepretrganim včlanjen jem» ¡glede na njihovo Hedanjo starost, pod pogojem, da se podvržejo pfclu pravil zdravniški preiskavi in poravnajo ves zaostal ases-pt po merilu svojih novih zavarovalnin« toda po lestvici, po ka-j ao plačevali pred odstopom. Kdor za poravnanje zaostalega netita nima sredstev, se mora ob pristopu obvezati, da SNPJ nNna dok od njegovih podpor, kadar je do njih upravičen in ■i nakazane, ¿e pa do teh ni upravičen, se dolg odračuna po (•vi smrti od smrtninske zavarovalnine.
Oaim članom, ki ho morali radi že navedenih vzrokov znižati Ktoin.sk» zavarovalnino, jo lahko obnove do prejšnje višine ne ide na njih »edanjo starost po lestvici, kakor so jo plačevali ob m znižanja. Ves zaostali asesment morajo poravnati na podli bitih olajšav, kakor so v tej resoluciji navedene za bivše člane.
0	vsaki aplikaciji sklepa v obeh slučajih na podlagi pravil in
kresov SNPJ upravni odsek.
Ako aplikant, kakršni so zapopadeni v tej resoluciji, smatra,
1	sii je upravni odsek z odklonitvijo aplikacije storil krivico, m m pritožiti glavnemu odboru in navesti mora razloge v podprt je
•je pritožbe.
Ako ge bi izkazala ta resolucija v kaki zadevi nejasna, naj jo nzreMitev »lučaja tolmači glavni odbor. Doba, v kateri priza-Ki člani lahko pridejo nazaj v organizacijo pod navedenimi po-
^ je od 1. julija do 31. decembra 1937.
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V	smislu navedene resolucije lahko zopet postanejo člani oni, ki bili primorani jednoto pustiti radi bresposelnosti ali finančnih ddkoč. istotako člani, kateri ao morali znižati smrtnlnsko za-sranje. lahko istega zvišajo, toda pod pogojem, da prestanejo lAVMSKO PREISKAVO, kateri se morajo podvreči prvi kot «i. Starost v teh slučajih ne dela razlike, to je, da lahko na Hlprmtopijo tudi oni, ki so prekoračili SO. leto.
kfement mora biti od člana, kateri si hoče obdržati stare pra * Mnrtnin.ske zavarovalnine, poravnan za ves čas, odkar je prebil kiti član in sicer za smrtnlnsko zavarovalnino, za katero ae
I «varovati SEDAJ, TODA NE VlfiJO KOT JE BILA OB CA JPHKNKHANJA PLAČEVANJA ASESMENTA. Kdor aaes »U - v času, ko ni bil član — ne more poravnati takoj, je v ■Mi pojasn jeno 0 dveh izberah, katerih se ima držati vsak,
»koče postati član.
^ holniAko in odškodninsko podporo pa zavarovanje velja od mt P®*®veega sprejetja v jednoto, kar pomeni, da za imenova-' «varovanje ne more nihče plačati za dobo, ko ni bil član. ¿¡pomnimo Ae, da kdor se prilike ne bo poslužil v času kot re-določa, do 31. decembra tega leta, POZNEJE TEGA NE *WBI, STORITI, kar naj vsi prizadeti upoštevajo.
F. A. VIDER, gl. tajnik.
be gl. porot-
poi ka
n*ga odse
Zadeva društvu nt. 466
PEudolph Mazelj, član in I« društva 465, Glllesple, III.,
Z J? dru«tvu obtožen nespo-L m*f!,n kovanja proti inte-
nm™tva. Ker je br. Mazelj
C ¿r,lnHl krivdo, česar je bil ' » k «lruntvo kaznovalo P^^no «u«|H'nzijo.
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.....ča dne 81.
zad-
,	l-nzije br.
'¡ |»ravic« do taj-
amislu določbe
niftkega urada v 52. točke pravil.
John Goršek. predsednik, Frank Barbich, Anton Hular, Frank Vratarlch, John Ter-čelj, porotniki.
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Naturalizacija inozemcev, ki so prišli nezakonito pred 1. julijem 1924
Vprašanje: V svoji stroki potrebujem licenco, katera pa se izdaja le ameriškim državljanom. Prišel sem nezakonito v A-merlko meseca februarja 1924. Ali Hi bil sprejet zakon, ki bi dovolil naturalizacijo inozemcem, ki so prišli brez vize pred kon cem junija 1924?
Odgovor: Taka določba je vključena v zakonski predlog, zvan Dles bili, ki je bil sprejet v nižji kongresni zbornici in je sedaj na dnevnem redu v senatu. Mi prisrčno upamo, da bo sprejet Še v tem zasedanju kongrese Cim postane zakon, boste v sta nu legalizirati svoje bivanje in zaprositi za svoj "prvi papir".
Povratno dovoljenje ni potrebno za izlet v Kanado
Vprašanje: Nameravam obiskati sorodnike v Kanadi. Imam identifikacijsko spričevalo,^! sem ga dobil od priselje* niške oblasti ob svojem prihodu v to deželo, svoj starokrajskl potni list in svoj "prvi papir", ki sem ga dobil pred letom dni. Ali mi je treba priskrbeti si tudi takozvani permit?
Odgovor: Z vsemi onimi dokumenti, ki jih imate s seboj, ni vsm treba permita — pod pogojem, da ne nameravate ostati v Kanadi več ko šest mesecev.
Prišel kot dijak, poročil se s : Američanko
Vprašanje: Vstopil sem v Združene države z dijaško vizo, ki poteče to poletje. Pred par meseci sem ae poročil z ameriškim dekletom. Rekli so mi, da vsled njene prošnje bi mogel o-stati tukaj na tak način, da bi šel v Kanado in se takoj povrnil s priseljeniško vizo. Kske dokumente potrebujem v to svrho?
Odgovor: Veljsven inozemski pasport, poročni list, rojstni list in policijski izkaz dobrega obris-
yiotftt "—-
poglavitni doklmepti, s« predložijo amfcflšketnu konzulu v Kanadi v svrho prise-jeniške vize.
Skoraj 50 let v Ameriki, ne more pa dokazati svojega prihoda
Vprašanje: Prišel sem v Združene države 1. 1888, ko ni bilo vseh teh omejitev. L. 1895 aH 1906 sem dobil "prvi papir", ki sem ga izgubil. Sedaj, ko sem zopet zaprosil za hov "prvi pa pir", mi pravijo, da ne morejo najti sa£isa o mojem legalnem prihodu in zato ne morem jaz, ki •em 69 let star, dobiti starostne pokojnine. Kaj naj storim?
Odgovor: Zavoljo "prvega papirja** zadostuje, da morete dokazati, da ste živeli v Združenih diavfh neprenehoba vsaj od 29. junija 190Q. Da to dokažete, bi vam pomagalo, ako'imate kake stare davčne pobotnice, bančne knjižice, stara pisma ali kako drugo listhio, ki bi dokazala, da stanujete V Združenih državah vsaj od 28. junija 1906 naprej. Ako takih dokagil ni na razpolago, se dostikrat sprejema kot dokazilo tiitii zaprisežen« izjava prijateljev, delodajalcev itd., ki so vas posnali v tej deželi pred 1. 1906.
Položaj Inozemskega mornarja
Vprašanje: Prišel sem v Združene drlave kot mornar 1. 1918, ali bil sem tudi nadalje zaposlen kojt mornar na brodu ameriških ladij, katere so tupa-tam tudi priatajale v inozemskih lukah. Od L 1922 naprej pa sem bil zapoalen le na ladjah, ki plovejo ob ameriški obali. Od začetka 1. 1924 sem zaposlen na kopnem. Vprašanje je sedaj: aH smem Iskati legalizacijo svojega bivanja na podlagi svojega prvega prihoda v i. 1918 ali pa moram pokazati svoj zadnji po vratek iz inotemske luke v 1, 1922, dasi aem vedno bil na ameriških ladjah?
Odgovor: Velika razlika je seveda, kateri datum naj se smatra kot vaš poslednji prihod, kajti po zakonu, ki je še v veljavi morejo legalizirati svoje bivanje le oni, Id so prišli nezakonito pred dnem a: junija 1921. V svoji prošnji fca registracijo (Form 659) navedite svoj prvi prihod 1. 49*18, ob enem pa po vejte, da ste inozemskih mogoče, dq bi vata V vašem slučaju dovolili legalizacijo biva-nja. . I ' Državljanstvo in zapoNlitev WPA
Vprašanje: AU je res, da bo WPA odpustila Vfe nedržavlja-ne? M i j
Odgovor t1'V smislu zakona (Federal Relief Appropriation Act), kot ga je kongres sprejel, inozemci, ki so tukaj nezakonito, kakor tudi inozemci, ki nimajo "prvega papirja", ne morejo biti zaposleni od WPA in ako ao bili do sedaj, morajo biti odpuščeni. Kar ae tiče inozem-cev, ki so dobili "prvi papir" pred dnem 29. junija 1987, so isti kvalificirani za work relief, ali prednost bodo dajali vojnim veteranom in ameriškim državljanom, ki so v petrebi.
—FLIS.
Otrok vprašuje
»Vi o, vu nioiii ji«
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priNtlhi^Č. Je prav
slovkn8la natoona PODPOB» na jednota
Is4ala ave|e »iMJkaslje ta šs psssfc-ae Ust Presrste se kerlsti, ter f-Irsfces arftadje svejlli greštev la ileastva ta aa eroeegaaše svejlk Sej. Nikaker pa ae se »reeegaašs šreflli podpornik ergsalaadj.' Vsaka ercealsaellft las »ktta|ee svejt glssllo. Tere) sfitstertéat Septs! le aaaaeaUa Srectk pndpereik erfRslaa« H| le Rjlk grešim aa| m ae pošfljej» Mala Preevsta.
Vzgoja otrok je za mater ena najtežjih, pa hkratu tudi najlažjih nalog. Težka je pri trmastem in zagrenjenem otroku, razvajenem ob preobilni ali pre-akopi materini ljubezni, lahka je pa za dobro in ljubečo mater, ki vodi svojega otroka še od prvih stopicajočih korakov s trdno in krepko roko.
"Ah, to večno vpraševanje)" se pritožuje marsikatera mati, posabljajoč, da je prav to vpraševanje znak otrokovega rasvo-a, zanimanja in duševnega napredka.
Dve vprašanji postavlja tvoj malček:
"Kaj je to?"
in takoj za tem:
"Zakaj ?"
Dokler te vprašuje |h> loncih n skodelicah, po ometu in belja-kovem snegu, mu potrpežljivo odgovarjaš. Lepega dne pa te povpraša: Kaj je zrak? Kaj so zdravila? Kaj je telefon? Za kaj je voda v jezeru modra, v kozarcu pa bela? Zakaj so zvez de na nebu? . . .
Ozlovoljlš se: "Boš že zvedel, ko boš večji," ali pa še bolj osor no ln na kratko: "Ne utegnem," ne vem."
Začudeno se razširijo otrokova očka in mala ustka se zapro. Zdaj imaš mir; ni več nadležnega vpraševanja, samo dvoje u žaljenih in začudenih otroških oči. Tvoj otrok premišlja, a nič več ne odkriva tisoč neznanih Čudes, nič več ne gleda v svet očmi malega raziskovalca, le eno veliko vprašanje mu roji po glavi: Zakaj je mama huda? Njegovo malo srce se izgublja v ugibanjih . . . Zakaj?
Zaradi tvojega neznanja. Ne trudnoat, ne nepotrpežljivoet, ne pomanjkanje časa, tvoje nežna nje je vzrok tvoje nevolje ln o-trokove Žalosti. Otrokova vpra šanja so počasi segla tja, kjer nisi več doma. Zdaj si zmedena in ne vol j na. Poboljšaj ae Uči se in spet uči svojemu otroku v korist. TI mu odkrij prve skrivnosti o vseh stvsreh, ki ga obdajajo, le potlej se bo tudi važnejših vprašanjih obrača nate — na Bvojo mater.
Priznam, otrokova radoved nost te često spravlja v zadrego Kako naj razložiš neukemu troku stvari, ki jih še odrase človek komaj razumel V takem primeru se omeji na zunanje pojasnjevanje.
Kaj naj poveš otroku o telefonu? Malo, a vendar nekaj. Pokaži mu električno žico in mu povej, da je to električna žica. Opozori ga na to, da se glas trese.
"Kako trese?"
"Pritisni prst na goltanec, pa boš čutil."
Otrok je zadovoljen, pozsbll je na telefon, zraven ae je pa vendar nekaj novega naučil.
Seznanjaj otroka z neznanimi stvarmi s (Kimočjo znanih pojmov, ie tako te bo razumel. Vedi, da otrok posluša, čeprav dosti ne razume, a tako poslušanje je brez koristi.
Kaj pa, če U otrok zastavi! vprašanje, na katero pri najboljši volji ne veš odgovora? Odkrito mu priznaj svoje neznanje in mu obljubi, da "boš pogleda la v knjigo." Obljubo pa moraA držati, bodisi da rea pogleda* v knjigo, ali pa povprašaš mola za jtojasnilo. Ne boj se, da bo zaradi tega otrok izgubil zaupanje v tvoje znanje j nasprotno, spoznal In», da ae lahko zanese na tvojo obljubo, in občutil bo
prvo plaha spoštovanje do "knjige", ki vse ve in vse zna.
Odgovarjaj na otrokova vprašanja, a izogibaj se otroškim muhem, kajti otrok je klepetav n zvedav. Vprašaj ga po vsa-d razlagi, ali te je razumel. Ce e ni, mu vso stvar znova razlo-II. Ce pa pritrdi, naj ponovi tvqje pripovedovanje. Otrok se ne bo obotavljal, rad bo Čebljal n kramljal in seveda —- znova vpraševal. iNa ta način pa naučiš otroka pripovedovati brez jecljanja in zatikanja, kar mu X) v šoli zelo koristilo.
Ne preziraj otrokovih vprašanj, čeprav so odgovori nanje za nas odraale Še tako razum-jivi. Nepojasnjeno vprašanje ahko muči občutljivega otroka več let. Ne verjamete? Jaz pa, ker sem sama doživela podobne stvari.
Nekoč mi je mama razlugala, da je zemlja velika krogla, ki plava v vesoljatvu. Veste kaj sem premišljevala ves teden po tej snanstveni razlagi? Zakaj pade zobna ščetka na tla In ne v veaoljstvo.
Se nekaj vas prosim, ljube mamice, prijateljice veselih in srečnih otrok. Ne kregajte malčkov, če razdirajo igračke! Pekoča radovednoat tiči v nji hovih malih prstkih in igračka je lahko na moč skrivnostna. Pomislite, da tudi mi veliki ljud je vse Življenje odkrivamo nove skrivnosti, hrepenimo po nežna nem in razdiramo velike igračke.
—Saška.
FRANC08KI FAftlZRM JR ZO-BAL IZ VLADNIH JA8LI
Odkritja bivšega ministrskega predsednika Tardieua
V francoski jsvnosti je izzva ls veliko senzacijo izjava, ki Jo Je dal te dni) bivši ministrsk predsednik in steber desničarske reakcije v Franciji, Tardieu, do pisniku nekegs lista o voditelju "Ognjenih križev" podpolkovni ku dela Rocque. Tardieu priznava, da je izpla
ceval podpolkovniku iz tajnlfc 'ondov, za katere tninlater ne po-aga nobenega obračuna, po 20,-000 frankov na mesec. Ko je prišel na njegovo mesto Lava!, ga je priporočil njemu. Ta pa je zni-tal podporo de la Rocqueu na 10,000 frankov mesečno. Ko je za lavalom prišel zopet Tardieu, ga je de la Rocque prosil, naj mu prizna prejšnjo podporo in zplača razliko tudi za nazaj, ko je pod I*valom prejemal samo 10,000 frankov, namesto 20,000 frankov. Tardieu je priatal na to in je predstavniku francoske-ga fašisms odobril naknadno i|-plačllo za 13 mesecev zá nazaj v okroglem znesku 160,000 frankov.
Tako je "nspodkupliivi" fašizem Živel Is francoske državnik blagajne, njegov šef pa zabavljal Čez korupcijo, katero je trči* odpraviti s pomočjo fašizma. Na tak način je fašlsem dobival sredstva zs svoj obstoj v vssh državah. Tu pa niso vpoštevana sredstva, ki so šla It tajnih fondov Industrijskih mogotcev, katere polnijo delsvcl s svojimi žulji ln si takorekoč sami pla-' čujejo svoje rablje ter poleg stradajo.
Is tajnih fondov runih ministrov se financirajo ne ssmo gibanja, ampak vzdržujejo tudi listi itd. Koliko listov se Je Ae rodilo na račun tajnih fondov za pobijanje socislisma! Državljan pa vss to plsča! Tako Je francoski bivši ministrski predsednik, ki Ima s de la Rocqueom najbrž kakšne račune, razkrinkal fran-coekl fašisem In odkril njegove vire. _*
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For Mmmb*r§ of Slovnm National Benefit SocUty and Ammrican Slov,iss
WEDNESDAY, AUGua
Substantial Progress of SNPJ for First
Six Months
Substantial progreu* was made by the SNPJ in the first six ithe of 1937. The Adnit depart stent haa been iacreaaed by 39* members. However, s slight decline ia noted in the Juvenile deportment due to the fart that the transferring of juvenile mem bers Into the Adult deportment has not been offset by sufficient number of new members, something that all lodges should note and anderteke e more vigorous campaign to ineroaee our jnvenile
Oar total membership st the end of June, 1937, was 49,496.
I he SNPJ siso made *a t ¡»factory financial progress in this peri od in spite of the convention drain on the treeeury. The ssssts have been increseed ia this period by $136,224.2& and have reached e total of $7,118,106.34.
If we are to attain the goel of at leeet 50,000 members et the end of the current yssr, s more determined effort should be mode by ail ledges to ineresse eapeeially our JèvenUe deportment. Broth ers sad Sisters, we should all actively etrlve to surpaxa this goel la the coming mon the.	SUPREME SECRETARY.
iter With Comrades
CLEVELAND.—Theee are belated lines regarding the last Comrades' meeting. It was not as well attended aa Um committee had hoped It would be; but there la no end ef optimism on Urn part ef the Entertainment Committee to aome day be able to give the members what they want even though they be reluctant to tell the committee Just what they want
Going on the etrength of the above they are planning to entertain those who are the first end the likely to drop away from the ranks—the married couples in the lodge. We hope that they will b| attracted to the next meeting and will at that time be able to express themselves regarding the type of meeting and entertainment they would like to have to keep them coming.
Aa announced in last week'a column of news regarding the Comrades we shall have the privilege of hearing Mr. Richard E. Burnett, a member of the Britleh Royal Navy for eighteen yean and a world traveler, who will addreaa as on topics of current Inter-set. Mere specifically, he le going to show slides ef Spain and (Jhina which he wUI comment upon and invite questions about. Undoubtedly there are a great many of our members who have been wanting to get some more detailed information about thoee two countries which are labomtoriea of the world politically at the present time. You will be able to aee the countries aa they were and aa they are to a large estont. There will be a discussion and question period aa the lecture proceeds If the members so •leelre. This will have to aufflee as an kitrodurtion for Mr. Burnett and his lecture.
We want to emphaaite again that the meeUng is planned to attract the married Comrade« who have been absent for some time. This does not, however, meen that all other members and frienda of the SNBS are not Invited. They are! We want aa many aa poaeible to take advantage ef the elides and lecture. It will enrich your knowledge of the world and will en able you to underetand another por tlon of It better. Background la what
we all need before we can have opinions. Come and get aome facta.
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Another bulletin ia going out thla month to acquaint the members with the lodge and Ita activities. Watch for tef tare.
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The Comrades will be the flrat lodge to hold a dance at the Slovene Na
tional Home on St. Clair ave. among the Engliah-apeaking lodges in the community. Therefore, they have de dded to change the traditional name of their flrat annual dance from a Harveat dance to an Invitational Dance. Thia wUI be held in the auditorium of the Home on Saturday eve nlng, September IB. Muaic will be furnished T»y Prank Yankovlch and hia orchestra. Thla group haa been much hi favor during reeent months and will certainly pleaae. We hope to be able to act aa gueata to a goodly number of the older folka. With thia thought ln mind we have decided to feature a Slovene hour. Thle will be enjoyed by both young and old. Tick: eta may be secured for the dance for advance aale from our secretary In the Slovene Home on Tuesday or Friday eveninge or from Mra. Makovec at her confectionery in the same building at any time. We appeal to Com-radee to do all they can by talking about the dance to their frienda and acquaintances and by coming themselves,	JOHN J. ALJCH, Lodge 50«.
BURGETTSTOWN, PA.-ginee hot weather settled upon us, the Cavaliers took a vacation from holding aocial events and outside of lodge meetings were taking it sasy.
At the Cavaliers' July meeting we decided to come out of hiding and hold a dance on Saturday, August 14 This ia our flrat aocial eveat this summer and the firat aince oar Anniversary dance In April, so the Cavaliera are putting forth great effort to make thia an outatandlng event of the m son. Good muaic has been obtained and all arrangements and dctafle have been completed to assure everyone attending a very enjoyable evening, so we aend s cordial invitation to all of our neighboring lodgea to come out and apend the evening of Saturday, Auguat 14, with na.
Cavaliera note about thip and that: Mrs. Mary Danlela (nee Korosec) has been married recently and the Cavaliers wish her all the happineaa In the world. (Mary, how about talking your hubby into Joining the Cavaliers?)
Our membership haa been increased by two during the laat month. The newcomera are Helen Hribar and Frances Terbcsar. Although new in our lodge they already have ahown ua that they will be an aaaet to the Cavaliera by their interest in our ac-tivitiea.
During the hot weather the attend ance to our mectinga has dropped. All Cavaliers are urged to ahow more interest in their lodge by coming to the meetinga in greater numbers. It is hard to try to write an article this sweating heat and I give up, but before I cloae, let me remind you not to forget to come to the Cavaliers' outstanding aocial event of the season on Saturday, August 14, at the Slovene hall in Burgettstown. Thank you.	JOSEPH MOSKTJN,
Sec'y., Lodge 741.
FEDERATION PICNIC
AKRON, O.—The North-Eastern Ohio Federation of SNPJ Lodges ia sponaoring a picnic, Sunday, Aug. 8, at Novak's {pri^ in Sherman. Everyone Is Invited and I am sure you will all have a good time as the Federation affalra always go over in a big way. There will be dancing in the pavilion to the music of the Happy-Hi-Hat-ters. Take the family out and meet all your old frienda from Akron, Ken more, Canton, Magadore and Barber ton.
MARY BOLHA, Sec'y Lodge 047.
Buckeyes' Bits
By Oh
RARBERTON, O - The fairways are clear, ae maybe 1 can tee off now with a few Buckeye-notea.
On the very firat hole I met up with a eenior member who reminded me to attend the local SNPJ federation meeting. Nelle Valencheek and 1 later attended the meeting and found out the federation la having a Picnic at Novak'a Plenie Grounde in Sherman. Sunday, August S. Slovene and popular music for dancing In the afternoon and evening will be furnished by the Happy-HI-Hatters and there will be plenty refreshments. All members, friends and lodges from far and near are more than welcome to attend.
What ho) On the green of the aee-ond hole I see "Oh" Valenehock and Pauline Sptk who report the Iteyston-tans scored a hoi* in one with their 10th anniversary celebration. They had a wonderful time, so they aey which reminds me that Marf and I have a like comment to make en the riairtentans' (Carnival.
Ae I approach Um neat bete. Frances Yaakevieh, who la playing a match with her sister, haa )uat completed a lengthy drtve. Inetdcetly, her thoughts are far away theee days She and a number ef others are plan nine to make Uw trip to Milwaukee for Um Leber Sey SNPJ eveat. Judg lag from the telenet already ahewn. Barberten should he well at thla affair.
Juat leaving the green ef the fourth kola ia a foursome eemprloo4 ef A lie* Janeob oed UmM I
Alice and Anne have been idling away some of these summer day a at the Cleveland Kspo.
Fore! Sounda like Joe Meaek. aee he and Frankie Ocepak (with Eagle aa their caddy) alao decided to make the rounda today. Joe asked me to remind all you members of the nest meeting to be held Friday evening, Auguat 6. How about having a meeting up to par for a change with all members preeent? Refreshmenta will be served and you «an play 4, I, S, Pick Up Stkka again (If Frank and Snlts dont monopolise the game) It eeeme as tho It will tohe too many strokee to complete this course ao 111 end here. (My buddy la vacationing this week, hence the reason for the lone signature.) S. MATOXEL, Lodge 040
Strabane Pioneers
CANONHBURG, PA«-—Wieners and marshmallows roasted over a log fire In Elisabeth Graytok's "fores*" wasn't to be sneesod at. se all the Pioneer girls attended our laat meeting. It waa ee much fun sitUng around the fire-listening to the girls bringing beck old ineifisfi^.
No new best net. waa brought «p eseept arcepting a new member Wei-c«me te our midst, Mildred Fregar.
Oer preetSent was absent from the mooting beeeuee ef aa accident te her husband Our best wishes fer a «peedy
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Jolly AUb Lodge
WEST ALUS, WIS.—Well, and again I say, "What's new on the Rial to?" Here goea.
I want to remind you members that our monthly meeting has again approached us. So don't forget Aug. 11 our meeting day. Outside of having a few more members Joining our lodge, ws also have a surprise sort of treat for sll that attend. Be there and take part.
Laat week after calling off our game with Waukegan, on account of wet grounds, Ann, Adie, Bart and my-jmlf decided to continue and take part the annual Pioneera' Picnic. We all enjoyed ouraelvea.
Our game with Waukegan will take place Saturday afternoon (in Waukegan), Aug. 7. All thoee who dealre to go, let our secretary know, and m aure accommodation will be made for your benefit. Come you booetors, Frank Groeer auggeatod that we hold our Mid-West Athletic Conference some Saturday before Labor Day.
too, believe we ehould, for there are some matters that have to be straightened out. Our delegates are willing to have It aome Saturday. So get them together and let'a atart tha ball a-rolling.
Did you know that romance ia in the air again? Yea air, Joe P. ia seen quite a lot with another Jolly Allls member. Did you know that llddic i hia eyea on blonde now? You ahould aee him at he shop.
We had the honor of having the La Salle Mohawka apend the evening with ua, and then had our game with them the following day. They all en oyed themaelvea.
Well, folks, that's all thar' am. fo' thar' hain't no mo'." SNIPPY.
Comments On This and That
By IVAN MOLEK, Miter
Changes in Fraternalism Within the Half
Century
Whet the last fifty yeers heve done to Americen fraternalism may be shown by quoting a few lines from a fraternal publication: 'At the first annual convention of the National Fraternal Congress in ¿887, the following resolution wee edopted: 'Resolved, thet e fraternal society is en orgenizetion working under ritual, holding regular lodge or similer meetings, where the underlying principles are visitation of sick, relief or distress, burial of deed, protection of widows and orphans, education of the orphan, payment of the benefit for temporary or permanent diaabillty or death, and where these principles are en obligated duty of all members to be discherged without compensstion or pecuniary reward, where the generel membership sttends to the general business of the order, where s fraternal interest in the welfare of each other 1s a duty taught, recognized and practiced ee the motive end bond of the organization/—The fifty yeers which have passed eince thet resolution wee adopted in 1887 heve brought about many changes ss reflected In the stfte statutes se well as in tho conatitution and bylaws of the successor to the National Fraternal Congress. The resolution of 1887 now reads sbout like this: 'Resolved, thet e fraternal society is an organization without capital stock, organized and carried on solely for the mutusl benefit of its members end their beneficiaries and not for profit, end heving a lodge aystem with ritualistic form of work anil a repreeentative form of government end which shell meke provision for the pey-ment of death, sick or disability benefits or both'/'
The source of the above emphasises, among other things, tho dieappeerance of the principle of "obligated duty of all meifibera to ssrvs without compensetion." It ss^s further thet this principle wee the foundetion of frsteroelism—yet, although this foundation is no more, fraternaliem still flourishes among us. We have taken other principles for the cornerstone of our fraternel societies, and we are doing pretty well, thank you.<
Our own fraternalism has never known much of the ritual, instead, we have long ago built a proud habit to help not only the sick, disabled, widowed or orphened but elso those stricken by other misfortunes caused by natural catastrophes or industrial strifes.
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Our'fraternalism, therefore, is much loftier and noble aiqong the workers than any orlginel Amercan brand postulated half a century ego.: ,
Such a fraternalism, braced with a social ideal, should appeal to our workers who are not yet members of the SNPJ.
We help the physically disebled as well as those with "disabled deas." Join and be^nvinced!
Integrity Broadcast
CHICAGO.—Integrity Lodge aeft-ball team will travel to La Salle and piny the regular league game with the Mohawk« on Sunday, Aug. S, and on Sunday. Aug. IB, the Waukegan boys will be here to play ua at Humboldt Park. This being our laat game of our League, let'a show them a real time. What do you aay, Integrity members ?
Slaters Mary and Roee Royrht report having a grand time on their vacation at Llvingaton, 111.
Brothers Frita Baloh and Co roe, of the Detroit Young Americana, paid i a visit. The boys were here fee a week-end Call again, bey«, you're always welcome at the writer's heme
The SNFJ Milwaukee Day will be here on Labor Day—fear hence and what a time they have store fer you! Net a dull le be apent any who to en Saturday Sunday and Monday, Sept 4. I and 0. iNofyesdy attend and
in Milwaukee (plenty el good there). Yea, | agree with Bre. Q
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Silver Stars of Yukon
YUKON, PA,—A daily Engliah page for the Prosveta? Of couree, nothing else would prove more beneficial to the organ iteelf and to the Sooiety aa a whole. The daily page could provide news and articlea that are more beneficial to the member individually rather than the weekly three pages which uaually carry lodge nowe mostly. Then too, the daily page would add English reading sub-scribers to the liat of present day Slovene aubecribers. However, if at all poaaible some of the preeent fiction page for the Slovenes ahould be kept and not cast aside wholly. All In all the last convention did a noble piece of work in accepting the re-oommendation of the daily Engliah page.
O6serrefione—According to reporte the Clairtonlan carnival was quite a succeaa , . . Jennie Prince ahould continue her "acribbllng," even if the earnival 4a over , . . Flood City having about the largeet representation at Herminie . . . John Rak, Andy Grum, Frank Perchln, and Victor Povlrk In an earneet conversation about Johnstown's former atrike situation . . . Hsnry Provic attending the Veronian affair after the Keystonian shindig ... Jack Prejsa comes out from hiding ... Oh, oh, oh .. . Theee comes unrecognisable "Oh" of Barber-ton . . . Because of dark glaaaea . . . Pauline Splk of the Comradee buay once more with her notable camera.
. Kosela, we underetand, la recuperating at home ... All delegntea, practically, attended the Keyetonian affair after their regular meeting ... The Wlacon^ln affair In September
(Labor Day) will see many Eastern viaitors . . . Incidentally someone in the Eaat ahould promote or take the lead in procuring a special train or reduced ratoe . . .
In anawer to hundreds of requests, Joe Koracin, king pin of the Slovene Acea, wiahea to announce that they are on the air once more. Joe and his acea are ready to accept any or all plaing jobs, regardleas of the kind, private parties, dances, picnics or weddings. Joe Koracin ia more widely known aa one of the two WW8W accordion team. Frank and Joe, and more recently of WWSW'a Slovenes Acea. A few weeks ago the Aces dropped broadcasting but due to popular demand they can now be heard over Greensburg's staUon WHJB every Tueeday and Thursday, 4:15 p. m. E. S. T. Joe once more plays the accordion while hia two pala, Dan Sterner and Onie Sharbaugh play the banjo and saxophone, respectively. Dan alao doubles on the guitar while Onie adds the clarinet to his sax tooting. Listen to the boys aad be convinced that they are bettor than ever.	MIKE.
MID-WEST LEAGUE
CHICAGO.—A apodal meeting of the League will be cello« to order et 3 p. m. (daylight aev ing time) et the Slovene Lebor Center In Chicago, IIL, Saturday. Auguat M. AH repreaentetlvea ere urged to be preeent.
PRANK GROHER. Sec'y.
SCREENINGS
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.—It's with s pMaaure. that I believe meet Un-colnitee look forward to their Auguat meeting Fer after sH our buatwees has been transacted, we're going oat to our large Flve-Mlltien-Doller mu-niclpal toko, and have a Fish Pry and Moonlight ivnte. Brother Prink J Klaslnt ia the KM."
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We're Inviting Sll members to bring their beet friend, end their wives ana huabande. to the Ledge meeting, Aug. 10. after which we all will teske the trip to Um Lake. The charge for the our A thistle Board regarding Um affair will be vary small And as the Changing of rules. Tbe eemplelnta meeting will start at T:S0, there might also f.om Detroit. MUwauhee. he Um« fer a 'dip" at the L »APFKTT1. before partaking ef flab
Ledge Sll. Here's hoping for a seed turnout.
and elsewhere
At our July meeting we accepted twe Juveniles into our lodge, namely. Gary Lee Lasar and Merili Oollins At the seme Ume, Mary Brtaecar was nominated fer membership, ear sec ond adult to be taken in tbis year By the way. Brother Henry Au bei wen Um July attendance gift, bat he was absent. Whoee name will be drawn ln Auguat?
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We alee took ep Meoney's laat let tor, in which la reported pcrsooutioi by Um authorities after his romees! from Um County Jail (where he heM during his tríela), hack to Quentin. We sent letton ef to Um Warden, the Geveeaer. and Um President ef Um Beard ef prt.on.
JOE G. BRI NOTAR. Lodge »07.
Badgerland News
MILWAUKEE, WIS—After a week up in the wild north, I'm back on the Job again. The fish I had promised are on the way. They ahould arrive about two o'clock aome Tuesday. (MoaUy suckers.)
The time is drawing nearer and nearer for the Labor day celebration. This gala affair, as you all ahould know by this Ume, ahall be aponaored by the Milwaukee Federation of SNPJ Lodgea. The committee in charge inula to make thia affair the moat successful of any ever staged in thia vicinity. So naturally, in order that their expectatidhs may not fall ahort, It Ja essential that every member of any SNPJ Lodge gives hia wholehearted support toward.thia celebration. If you will but contact any member of the committee, you will be toltf 0k what meaner you may be able to aaaiat at thla affair. The committee haa thua far promised three very prominent speakera to be present, which should booat the spirits of the membera. The apeakera expected are: Vincent Cainkar, the Supreme preai-dent of Um SNPJ; Mayor D. W. Hoan of Milwaukee (tentative); and Mr. Chriatoffel, who ia the atote secretary of the CIO.
Leonard Alpner Jr. haa been selected as the chairman of the houaing committee. So any member wishing to make arrangements for accommodations kindly contact this member at your earliest convenience to avoid a last minute ruah. You may addreaa him at 1010 So. 6th st., Milwaukee. Be aure to state whether you wiah hotel or private home accommodation.
The Badger Munlight Pi«* held at 8agadin'a Psrk U near. This picnic i. belnt » the Athletic Division of "ur The date is set for the 28th of Be aure you keep this date in you will be assured of s me Ume. There will be good mu freshments, dancing, snd m Milwaukee pivo.
Cither coming affairs art.
Socialist Club 87, JSF, a ™ be held at Sagadin'a Park on day, Aug. 14.
Lodge Bled will hold a pi* Army lake on Aug. 15. This ia being held a week lster inally scheduled.
So kindly take note of affairs snd try to sttend then all possible. They will appreci support, and will in turn st affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. (Louiae Tom») M are the proud parents of s btbj Congratulations.
Bro. Marko Shappeck ii viaiti Johnstown, Pa.—Frank Bolks Len. Alpner were visitor« st th neer Picnic in Chicago last end. (I believe Lenny hai an on a certain place down there I time.)
By the way, I saw Teddy k at a little four-wheeled vehicl other day. He says that he ii, ing another little Leo in the rs in the near future.
I think I'll scram now before a shot—
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W. ALIQUIPPA, PA.—To all boring lodge frienda and loca! porters who have attended affairs, we again announce celaiors' Picnic to be held on Au St. Our first selected date was August 1, but due to this date conflicting with the "Ambridge Slovene Day" picnic date, the change waa made.
Now for more detoila. The site of thia picnic ia ZVONAR'S PICNIC GROUNDS located paat the New Sheffield redlight. At the aaid red-light turn right. Then at the first road make a left turn following the road to a email bridge. Aacend a hill and turn right into the picnic grounds. We hope thia information ia preciee. Nevertheless, in caae you have trouble finding the place, inquire along the road, aa thia place ia well known.
Since this is our first picnic of the season, and the laat, we think, we need sot toll how busy the committee is planning for a day of gaiety. In preparing for this affair, the committee will unite their efforta in the hope of ptsaabig everyone who attonda.
A typical picnic orcheatra will be on *haod to feature music for both old and young picnickere. The name of it will be announced at a later date.
A moot friendly invitation to Join the happy throng of picnickere at ZVONAR'S PICNIC GROUNDS on AUGUST 22 ia youra, neighboring lodgea. Prepare to attend. Our local supportora are giving thia picnic
much publicity. Publicité it, neighboring lodges.
Affaire that aeed your
^-Cavaliers' August 14 dsncs; t
Picnic, Auguat 15; picnic?; Apgust 15.
Commenting on the much-dia Daily Engliah Page, we grestly it In view of the editor's explan it in the last week'» Proareta. all, of course, realise the ncad more English subscribers due to change. An Engliah page cannot without a large number of them, idea of assigning thia pais the fourth or laat page ia vary I ficial.
A auggeation: There ahould limit to the number of contr" from each lodge (appearini at single time in one iwue). Thui contributor reprewnting hia ri tive lodge would be treated if due to the lack of apace.
Neway Noisy Netts
Am glad the Clairtoniana' Cm was such a huge success. . . Am I'm late in doing ao, congrstuW Julia Bogaty, for being crowwd^ ularity Queen at Canton. Alao f for your recent card. IM! siors ahould do their part in oMa subscribers for the new Enfllrt . . . Alao In getting aome mora membera for the lodge. . _ advertiaing the picnic. JJJ MIND AUGUST 22. SPIND WITH THE EXXCELSIORS JEAN SMREKAR. Ufa
"A Steamboat in the Moonlieht"
STRABANE, PA.—The aong, A Sail Boat In The Moonlight, may aa well be re-titled A Steamboat in the Moonlight, aa far aa members of the SNPJ I,odges comprlaing the Western Pennsylvania Federation of English Speaking Lodges are concerned-The reason? Why, the FederaUon'a Moonlight Boat Ride, of course. Thia ride will be taken on the big Excursion Queen, the Steamer Saint Paul. Friday night, August 17, from 9 to It (Daylight Saving Time) la the date »elected by the committee for this affair. The ateamer ia docked at the foot of Woed Street In Pittoburgh.
The Steamer Saint Peril, in beauty, and luxury, ranke among the flnect ef peeeenger e tee mers on the rivers ef the United 8totos. In sise, H Is one block long, five decks high, and is bigger than the average
veaael. The observation
ular spot by day, l»*™ "¡"S
by night The hug*
212 feet long and 40 faet wm
easily accommodate
Muaic in the aalon Is ^ Charlea Creeth and hi. ^ madcap "Cotton Pickarr *a ■ feature with the ««**"' Marable, wisard of the Its»*. *
piano.	J
Tickets for the boat rid» purchased la adeaaea. ÙêW^
he S0c per ticket.
gating attending
Sire tickets by contact**
tary of their Iodf	^
Member, of th* and their friend, is th»	,
Str^ne district.	I
the writer	-jg
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wUI be publlehed * the Proeveta.	,
JOHN PODBOY JR.«-
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The Comrade Column
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iND, OHIO.—Here it i«, 'aTcIo* of summer and vaca-^r«, we maybe our mmebers to become 'U more. It -em- that in «emters »low down in Sitim during th. «ummer fftbe Com rod«» hare be« u« thnc P*«1 iew n***111* , rsrinf to go now that the
¡1 approaching.
j »11 our August m"*®« "il « August 17 should be . feeling of fraternal
1m between the married and L^bsrs of the Comrades. At ¿T the Comrades will en-JTihs msrried folks in our it Menu thst in the past few L of our once active mem-
them come sround and join more become as active as psit Special refreshments, ¿¡¡ng snd what have you, will ^ evening's entertainment. ^ uy, come around you mar-jju snd let us have a good old-^ Comrade gatheriag—ju«t Bwd to. May we say, too, that iamett will give a lecture after -must «n the "Far East"? wr* you're going to enjoy it.
¡¿tor Day in Milwaukee ft We my that the Comrade« Bl to life? Say, they're all the dsy when they will take
ever popular Frankie Yankovich who Is a Loyalite, and when you attend one of his dances, you know you'll have a good time!	*
On July 24 and 26, a few Comrades in company with "Oh'' Valenchek of Barberton, traveled to Herminie, Pa., to attend their 10th Anniversary. We
of the Wolverine excursion to M waukae on Labor Day. They want to be sure that we are well taken care of, so they spent the last week-end in Milwaukee arranging accommodations. (So they say.) . . . The Wolverine Field Day, Aug. 22, is drawing nearer and nearer. Because of all the rain we have had this summer, we notioe that the creek on ■Farm is very high. We
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AadreWipa. This group of members
uOWdnQa DOOSierS were responsible for all that hup-—■*>-	pcned at the 1 tOh Anniversary. Their
GOWANDA, N. Y.~The big Go- »«tlviUes are very much appreciated, wands SNPJ celebration is over, and Th®>' completed every plan with the
advise
to swim, loser having to sink or swim
here's what eur loos I press, Gowanda News, said about It:
"Hundreds at Joint Picnic. Picnic of Gowsmla Booster» and Dawn of Liberty lodges, of SNBS, brings record crowds. One of the largest crowds
exception of the amateur event which could not be staged due to tlte rain in the evening.
I wish to thank the following busl-ness organisations of our community: Herminie l.umbsr Co., Cash and (ferry
eth tug-of-war team, to learn j eVfr ^ ftUend , plonk of ft fraternal I Market. Serro Bros., Volunteer Flre-, as it will be a case of the ot|tnitt,l(W »n the history of Go- !****. Smith Co • Hernials ***
i organisation
wanda was *on hand fur the two-day
________________________—..... , •,hVi	complaints jwint	of Boosters l,odgc 72H
must say we enjoyed their affairs late,y	the fa,r	th* and DaWn of Liberty Lodge 325 of
very much and were very pleased to V	Vr ^ntio® _** ¡•d**|SNB8 held on July 24-26. The Sun-
renew acquaintances and form new ones. It was wonderful to note the way the lodges cooperated and attended this pttair. Here and there
in our articles. They .ay that the d «Uendfnc* was particularly large, girls go on all of our trips, take part	J^J citUg ov,r . Wlde w
in «very affair, and yet judging ky! being present. From St. Marys, Pa., our articles, one would think that the] Cleveland, O., Youngstown, O., Do Wolverine Lodge was a men's club. tM,t m wt> »».«.rft^i.i P. Rioi.w.v
we saw Mike Kumer and Henry	w" • ™n■ c,u"-' troit. Mich., Sheffield, Pa., Richway.
Previc from the "Comets," the ever1 ** * e*CUiedy on the grounds j pt f Buffslo, N. Y., Toronto, Ontario, alert "Pioneers" from Canonsburg' w,™n*	<or talking, for many othor ^Ces. While the
who always cooperate by busloads.» **** ****** »«dies is not exactly an Suru}.y afternoon program was
and old, old friend Herman Preseren ouf J1.0*; But' " ** ^. marred by a heavy rain, nevertheless y>* v.ilr^.n. fk> ..«,1»	Lrwl.x. S ladles man such as Andy K Is rich „V|i-V nerann on th. irrounds curried
of Yukon; the newly formed lodge the Manor Cadets; the Fredels of Latrobe; the Flood City Lodge from Johnstown; Pete Svegel from the Revellers; the Ramblers from Har-marville; Joe Prince and othor Clair-tonians, and many, many others of whom we just can't think at the moment. We just couldn't believe that the lodges would travel so far to attend another lodge affair, but they do and that's the Old SNPJ Spirit. May we say that we have left soms of the Comrade Invitational dance tickets with the Keystonians, Mike Kumer, and Julia Bogatay, and these have promised to attend our dance. Also our friend "Oh" has taken a
is, Boss Obed was,—or Al Padar would like to be—t
T. STEFFLER, Volverine Lodge 677.
Golden Eagles
every person on the grounds carried away the thought that the oocasion had been on« of great pleasure and enjoyment. One of the most exciting contests of an all-around excellent
and Supply, Tony Bissln, Eureka Stores, Badayak and Co., Keller's Concessions, Hsyan's let Crtum. These business organisations deserve the patronage of the members of our lodge.
Keystonian 10th Anniversary Side Glances:—llow is it possible for our SNPJ queen tu remain single with so many admirers? (Julia Bogatay J ^fcha« was present at our affsir, as If you	'
don't know.) Pauline Spik Snd Olga
FLASHES
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CHICAGO.- The July 2ft Annual Pr se anti Juvenile picnic of the Pio
Pioneers on the CV'l", Hl«\es I
sick
list t John hospital ;
t- -T ur-i- , MtfWfiSl
aeois was dampsnsd considerably by	Stanley Jfeboroe, LAI K. 91st Place;
the elements of nature. Nevertheless	ftu/ph 7Wn*/ey, 2934 S. Ridgewey
some 6(H) of our loyal patrons braved	sve.; John V'egr«eA Jr., 2416 8. Troy
the wssther and participated. Two	St.; lYanees Stark, Illinois Research
ball game|,, pne between two group»	hospital, Wood and Polk, and Louise
of Pioneers (married and single), snd	Nrhlm, 3000 S. Kenneth ave.
the other, between the Mohawks of	• • •
La Salle and Pionesr i started the	Postcardlngs: AVo*k Hirt»ma Is en-
festivities. Then we had an evsn	joying his vacation in Ws«t Ken-
dosen raw and contests with thret*	ilngton and Plttaburgh, Pa.; Joseph*
winners In each conteat and prises	me Podpadsc with her mother and
for each winner. The main gate prisss
were won by Miss Melins, a tailored
suit, and .Sluaisg Isle, a suit uf
Other wlnnsrs wsre .Wrs.
Carolin, Ihryuut and Wrs. J, Sprrt.
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sister Victor«« are pray out eaat In Piovincetown, Mass.; Matt and Ann Vido ft had a good time In Antioeh. III.; Lomi« and Kloanor 4Cromer spent n few days In and around La Salle and Oglesby, III.; Mr. and Mrs.
Valsnrheck busy meeting dlfterant	_
people Frank and Joe from Cl«ve- 8t«v» PfcHs's crew played danoe	Ckarios PopertUt are spending their
land entertaining tho fair sex. John*- ^ the evening. Bingo was	¡umeymoon In the beautiful Colorado
town's Flood City had everyone from *he buys took care of tho	R*kl««. tho lodge chassd to bur snnlversary. kitchen minus their outfits. By Goldie was our advertising masager. n,*ht H™ the kitchsn wss sold out
program was tho tug-of-war. George 1 in Johnstown; to her we must give
W. Mauibetsch had won tke
tropli
eavywelght team y two years ago
I tnp
thífliywneni^ -.»-. — praadssd to have her gang Milwaukee! The Federa-. ^ £££ {qi
is making plena to charter' a and we hope that everything4
It arranged ao that the Ciom-My get the details at thoir meting, August 17. Dont for-be at the meeting you Com-who are planning to go. On saake« for Labor Day!
•CmrUfi Invitational Duu*"
Stptember 18 first great event after the >j Day at Milwaukee will be the H Invitational dance to be Sept. 18. This being the English Speaking dance of the oa at the Slovene Home, we'd u many of you to attend as pos-L We tske this opportunity to a hearty invitation to all oar Itr lodges far and near to attend ll Comrade dance and we aaaure I all a grand time. Check Sept. oi your calendar and don't forget a have a date with the Comrades, nuiic will be furnished by the
for that day.
Those of us who traveled to Herminie take this opportunity to thank Mr. and Mrs. Batis and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andy for their hospitality and hope to be able to reciprocate some time in the future.
On the same week-end, our Federation Ball team traveled to Detroit to the Young Amerian-Wolverlne Tournament. It was just their bod luck to be rained out that day so that meant no game. More luck next time, boys! Our boys in. the Interlodge league beat out the Pioneers last Wed. by the score of 2 to 1, leaving them in second place. Members are asked to come out and watch these games and root for the boys. Watch the local papers for game announcements. Dont forget the Comrade meeting Aug. 17, SNPJ Day at Milwaukee on Labor Day, and Comrades' Invitational Danoe on Sept. 18.
. PAULINE SPIK, Lodge
66^.
The SNPJ Wolverines
iETtOIT.—The Second Annua*
sitational Softball Tournament held th* Young American« and nei has come and gone, and i a break we received from the rman. When we arrived at John R. Hall esrly Saturday «1 snd learned that Univeraal ICanonaburg, representing Penn-■w* here, snd thst Cleveland had IW tmm here slso, we had viakma atkia wss going to be a really «al affsir.
1« reckoned without the 1 It begsn to rain early in
ifurnoon and postponed the I. ¿/-Wolves game until about 4:80.
E2S innings, with the Young «S leading 3 to 0, a veritable
«t descended upon the field m were through for the day. mg* up ,tl*r in the evening and hope» thst Sunday would be ^^ different kind of day. ' " l*,in rain again at about ^a. and rained ateadily until 7
*! the entire morning took-mr f PW'nuuJ that waa in a l!	«edition, and found
TV* ^n Hardly had the y '«•«•n thrown in the Y. A.-** gsme when it began to Hut we were determined if »t all poa-Pleyed the entire 7 in-¡J " • »low. stesdy drisxle. But ws gsme wa. 0Ver, the raia I y, "ttrn^t which precluded
»Mjon of My furth<r raM ^ thf 6 U 5' ^
"*»erkans were outhlt 8 to 6, WM	much
a of^'^to PW that whan •asS hM	together
^ mJ^ "f t. important
to replace these * >»ot inexperienced to be
»• forced EL!1....... ■ bound
rss rt ^
k ^trihuting foetor to
our
r+y tlm t*»'**** I"
... " « GSM fust ^asC^^rn s double; Joe
Stars
^ SNPJ Lucky
ZTP ' «re i» »he —a.--
m hold ». ".w ^
s i * *ther grand "ole «»rouee and
4.v i ;	. •</. •
Kern followed wlih a walk; tackner was up next and hit a terrific liner toward left center. Somehow or other, Joe Zrlmec managed to get up to the ball, made a miraculous, falling catch of the ball, breaking the back of the Wolverine rally right then and there. Frank Kern next up, got a single, and we should have had three runs and no one out, but as things eventually turned out we got only one run that inning. Nice catch, Joe, even though you had no business being in the same county with that ball.
From the Wolverine standpoint, Willie Bogatay was the hero of the hall game. He allowed only five hits, and two of theee were scratch hlta, but was the victim of some very bad misplays. But he never quit pitching even when the score was five to one against him. Thsn in the fifth, when the Wolves scored four times to even up the game, we thought that he would surely go on to win. But in the seventh, the Infield bogged down again, and the deciding run came acroaa the plate. Tough luck, Willie, but we all know you pitched a grand game.
For the Young Americans, Bill Travnik and R. Nagel each got two hlta, wiith Joe Zrimec getting the other one. For the Wolverines, Joe Cerne got two out of four, and F. Kern got two out of three. Leo. Ber-nik got only one hit, hut it drove in the tying run in the big fifth Innlrj.
Good luck to you Young Americans, and well be rooting for you all the way I
Later on in the evening we went to the Slovene Workers' Home where the Young Ameircans and Woliertnes had a port of party, Inasmuch aa the picnic atTymoohko Park had te be cancelled. ».
To our out-of-town vlaltors, we wish to aay that we appreciate your coming here, and regret very much that things turned out the way they did.
and he announced with all the insurance in the world that his outfit would GIRARD, OHIO.—Here I am once ™l*»t and have an easy time doing again after a two-day stay in Her- •"» this yea*. But he failed to have minie, Pa., attending their 10th an- »»is scouts got full data in advance nlversary celebration of the SNPJ	the John Wilgua team of young
Keystonians. May I say right here men. w«th «muscles and sinews like that the Eagle« missed something by	«"d the eeu»age of lions, and
keeping the home fires burning. I »!■•	the^worful Moose team,
know for a fact that they wars missed	Wal^ representative« e«Ub-
because several inquiries were made as »^ed their supremacy and won the to their whereabouts. Don't say I trophy, beht two Out of three.
( Other contest urtfiuers were as follows: Crackers, Adam Rapord, Go-anda; pick-up elotho* pins, Mary lucikA Gowanda; shoe race, John Jr., Gowandu; bag race,
Other vital news: A fins daughter as was the bar on all commodities ex-1 *»» horn te Ante« and Mary Aa-due credit. How's the walking Bill- «"»P1 bt*r which ■howed that our «'roe. A coincidence which doeent
board? Junior Rak keeping many Interested
didn't warn you.
To get into the details of the affair. From remarks made by several Keystonians, the affair was a success, anyway, you take It. Certainly there I Mstckovich
k
was a large crowd at the picnic Sun-! Ann Sladtc; Gowanda; passing the day. Oat-of-towners hslped to «wolllf«"' Aim Yovan, Sheffield, Pa.; roll-
the attendance. Boy! did it rain Sunday to the dismay of the crowd. But it couldn't halt tho Keystonians. They simply transfsrred the affair to the hall. '
And now I would like to make a suggestion to all lodges on their re-ception of visitors. It seems to me that some arrangement should be made whereby a visitor could register his or her name upon his arrival in town, «o that sometime durln? his stay he would be taken under a member's wing. By so doing the visitor would meet various members of tho lodge and it wouldn't be necessary for hiih to go up to a person and aay, "I'm so-and-eo. What's your name?" Certainly people wouldn't travel from
Detroit to Cleveland just to dance.	____
They could just as well do that at >« •»« ** tty*, you one and all
home with much lass etpense and ™	<op ^LT uIl
trouble. Out-of-town visitors sre a ful cooperation. Ws will try to pay
test of a lodge's fraternal spirit. If I FPU high sejis	And to local
it meets the test successfully it can
expect future viaits with a greater
ing pin coajteat, Fiance« llnic, St. Marys, Pa,
Cash prise award* wore given a» follows: SltS. M. Kengot, Gowanda; $6, L. Kamp, Gowanda; one dollar each: Doris Kodrk-h, Buffalo, N. Y., Amelia Andolsek, Gowanda, Homo Mv tekovich, Gowandp, Lawrence Andul-sek, Pete Bachen, Louis Klancer, Nick Gorlich, Mary Zukatys, Gowanda; John Jakel, Uirard, O., and I^odjre (Jill, Chicago, 111. ( ;
One of the moit pleasing features of the picnic was tho fine music provided by An orchestra of four young men from Cleveland. Ohio.
The event marked the 20th anniversary of Lodge "Dawn of Liberty," SNPJ.
"Now what morettait we say? Noth
with his ballouns. Kumer, the ladles' favurlte. Previc having it out with the captain of the Pioneer mushlmll team. Frank Podboy: a very pleasing personality. Rudy Zornlk promised me that he would he fully dressed at our nest affair. How about you, Hill and Paul, were you very busy? Louis Drop: ladles' favorite ticket «airman. John Gerchor knows all therd is to know when M serves beer. loot's have a little more co-operation from the "left wing."
Did someone say Jennie Serro was aelling cake-walk tickets? (1 got the money.) One of the muslitiall players wished that he could have more such dinners as was served by Mrs. Andy and Mrs. Kranits. The Yough Valley fair sex out in full numbers. Munor Cadets right lit the midst uf everything. Sorry I didn't meet Mr. and Mrs. Grum from Detroit. What Golden Eagle inemlier showered his attention on one of uur fair Keystonians? All kidding aside, everyone sure did have n splendid time and I know that we can expert them again ut any of our doings.
JOSEPH BATIS, LoJgo 013.
P. S.i—Watch next week's issue for ooipplute details of thu Joint lodg? party outing to be hold at Dellwood Park, Sunday, Aug. 22.
patrons partouk of tho good things happsn too frequently 1« that July Mike with frequency,- Wo gave e a c h ' the birthday of Myre, their oth-Honry youngster 26c wort> of tickets frse. ' daughter, also.—We wore remind-And to demonstrate how the rain in-1 «I	Setorhn, our attorney, I«
terferod let'« report only 126 chlU dady uf a fine baby girl.—lie«* dren present where we generally get fferea *»» annexed the name of Mrs.
re-
from .'160 te 600. A final word of German. Wedding hells rang thanks is In ord«r for all who gave'^tly. A triple wedding will soon and work ml to make It the partial! announced. We leara that An-
SNPJ Mid-West Athletics
/ W	V«,.» CHICAGO.—With th« dnd of the
msmbers of both tofe«. we say, You ,	^ , nei(r (n Mid-
expect future visits wita a greater, J'™ J»®"^warWat hard for thtesafn | w ,	/ f|nd Wlluh#fM
attendance. But a dampened n.c.p-1	„TiJ!tTSol, ^M** with one victory, three of
tion, like . heavy rain, would Hardly (	J	th*lr «»"»•■ h»v,n«	9**9™*
bring back visitors a second time. SNPJ Is proud to have you «nd*r	Sunday's
Just because thu i. timed with — her fraternal wings, and we are proud 1
my
visit to the Keystonian affair is no reason to believe that I. am "panning" them. I will say that I was well satisfied with my visit there. Now for a word or two on the dally
to have a membership in our lodge«	«J™"*1»" ^ v who really knôw how to work hand
in hand when nvc^ssary. You have	k*«»n L,ttU *ori> ** done your'pujrt ¿ríe i
and all, with the ou^ SNPJers out of
Enjflisl a wis«
big help f
lah section. PerhTpVit ^sf^ltown' wiith<i^
thing to get a tentative list *f[*ir t»rn*<l Q.ut ** on#
of those Who favor It. Sometime within the next few months a vote should be taken on th« «ubject and a report submitted to the paper. This could be done during a regular scheduled meeting. In this way a general Idea could be had as to where the members stand. It certainly would be discouraging to have the daily English section fall for lack of publicity and interest. It 1« not too early to begin to "feel out" the people.
Cheerful Chips
Out-of-town visitors 1 noticed at
biggest and best we ever held. THANK YOU, ONE AND ALL!
JÖHN MATEKOVICH, Lodge 728.
Keystonians
Herminie, Pa. -The Keystonian
10th anniversary celebration is gone
but the memory still lingers with all
who attended. The affair enters tho
__history of our l«dge as the outstand-
„uwj-^wn ' ing event in all «he 10 years sine it, the affair:—r. npia, un vaiantnecs, ______. . ,,.HnjM|
Sf ^I^ Ï 'g^r a^jSu'	T* '» ^O have attended
Frances Laurie, M. Kumer, and Julia	mv	.„„.rdi and
Bogotey. It ran be seen that a vs- » «IJJ» "JJ^jf»J?1™J£
riety of lodges were represented. Thia	■S"1»	"
. * t¿ A H--*-	. .IH 1 yourself sa you all have this day.
K T ^w^^viïï^V^m Ä«	t" the following lodges:
i LKZt\¿ ïï ïaw tie reïn ^ <**> Johnatown; Cernés, sonal observation d say the ro»gS-	ll.r^rt^t
Ing queen of the Slovenes must hats
lost nine ounces or thereoboute or are	V»«**
my eyfs deceiving me. flay, Julia, n°r: Yough * " h",yht'' W"1
Of the this« ear the Wau-year champs have been on« of the teams. John Kogorsek, manager and the Secretary, urges the other teams to co-operate so that these postponed games can be played as soon as possible. The present plan 1« to have West A Ills play at Waukegan Sunday, then have Integrity and Pioneers meet Wsuks-gan In a double header Sunday, Au-irust IS. On August 16, Waukegan will travel to Se. Chicago far their final game.
Other games on the schedule csll for the Pioneer« to play at S. Chicago Aug. 8 and Integrity travels to U Salle. Then on Aug. 16, South Chicago at West A Ills.
Pioneer member« and others «re urged to attend the Picnic of the South Chicago De lads Sunday, Aug. H. The Pioneers will play the De lad« in a ball game. All I^eague representatives are urged te attend a mooting of the league Saturday, Aug. 14, at Sloven« LaW Center in Chicago at .'i p. m. <D.S.T.),|
success It was.
« e s
Our activities will be centered In a bowling league now and uur liuys are already hammering away to make It a big. fine league. Every Pioneer is urged to participate In this year's league and roll with the Iwys. A meeting is called for Thursday. August 6, at ths SNPJ Hall to make plans for an early start. Bowler or not, join In and find out for yourself what a lot of fun It roully Is.
» » ♦
I suggest R little cliy series for Chicago'« three SNPJ teems, the De Lads, Integrity and the Pioneer«. If necessary we'll get a trophy emblematic of the city championship for 1037 for the winner«. The serl«s could he played after th« regular season is over. And, by go«h, get some publicity and some rooters, too.
1 * * •
That reminds us of the SNPJ Day in Milwaukee, Wis., over the Labor Day weekend. Leo Schwslger, who Is somewhat of a commodore for the Badger «hip, writes to tell u« that the Milwaukee SNPJ Federation 1« hard afwork <!n preparation for this gala event. Further, that they Intend to draw the attention of Milwaukee'« population to this big affair with ■ special printed paper. Adulph Ycnitt, Uartol Yuwnik and tho other Milwaukoeans and West Allisans who attended the Pioneer Pirnle wers hard at work selling tickets for this evening. Chicago's Pioneers should manage to participate in large numbers, A committee has been getting the details on transportation. Help us Invade Milwaukee 4n great numbers.	^
p«itne Put«, a former Pioneer, Rose Puta (Pioneer) and Mess PodUpee are to have a triple wedding. Best wish* es to all.
• s s
J ark Ur—or was In the hospital hut 1« well nuw. Mrs. Kakovic, mother of Eddie, Julia and Vera (Plonwrs) Is recuperating after an operation.— Stanley Arrkull, one time Pioneer, from the well known Arohull family, died la«t Saturday, To tho family we extend our sympathies.—AetkeHae gavprlnik, Jr. lost out on 9* at the lait Pioneer meeting. Someone will get 810 at the n«at meeting.—A egos t Mare/I living in Melrose Park al* ways calls for mure tickets for our many doings. K*tra tickets were ;«nt him on request for the Prise Plcnie.—Veka Dsrovee, tuu, distributed a lot of extra tickets for the last picnle.—Yea, we did have a bal-Una tournament at th« picnic. Alon-/«g fefe and t'yri/ Mrve won flrat prise, Philip Uutlim» and Andrew Ac ran «ecend- prise and Frmnh Mailt (So. Ghlnagu) and Prank Urndiook third prise.
D. J. LOT RICH. 66V. .
Il a r k r y ra, Harberton; | The standing of the league as p«r » h'nylrt; ('odeto, Ma- Mores received by the Secretary:
what Is your secret tor being continually happy? (Wonder If anyone has seen her without a smile?) Didn't hear an MOh" from Valencheck all evening, llow many heard Frank M. throw his voice into the hills of Penna and catch It on the rebound? Been practicing any hog-calling lately, Frank?—Wonder If that handsome animal «' Keystonian ma«eot?
Newton; Thpnp Atnrrirnno, Detroit; Torrhot, t-atroiie; Cnvoliora, Bur-gettstown; Pioneers, St rabane; Muon stroller», Grocnitbjrg; Cvmete, Universal; Rombha, Hsrmorvllle; SU» Oer S tura, Yuk-m (ilfcny Senior lodges were alro p»ennt); CI» i non ion a, Clairton; Morniny Slura, Pittsburgh; Jolly Jra., Sygan; J. 7.. Juniora, Ll-
W on Id like to lodges that I have not menUonud.
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tri (oMMrrns.
StM//.V-sfM// :. -On July 18, the Wolverine Umoball won s double-hender. With Willie Boga|ay and Lefty Glertdff» allowing only 4 hite, we bosK Lincoln Park S to 2. Thon in the afternoon, st Horvath's farm, Rudy Klocoeook pitched a fie hit game, and we woo from Jack's Market by the e«»re of S to 0. Only 22 men trni of a possible tl faeed Rudy that day At the proient writing. F. Kern I« the leading Wolverine bauman with an average of A88, next ia Law. Roraik'a .844 average, and then Joe Kern with a J#0 average. Good stkk work, boya .. Oa August 8. tke West f Is holding
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LO0GK NO. 78
CLE ELUM, WASH. -I wish to notify all members that Lodge "Do-brodoAII," Nu. 70, SNPJ, hss changed ¡te regular meeting to every third Saturday of every month to be held at MaU's hall at 7 p. m. In the evening. All msmbers are urged to oome.
KATHERINK DRVKKKAUX,
Ssc'y.
Herure New
UM "PvtsvtU"!
Women's Round Table
By MARY JUGG
A meat butcher from Csechoslo-vaklu was spesking: "It was different whers I come from. You had to be a real butcher over thei«, know your business from A to 7. from buying cattle to making sausages. I started at the age of 14 with my training and served a long apprenticeship. Then everybody had to get a certificate before they 1st him open a meat market. Also, only so many butchers were allowed to a city of ao many people. It was the same way kwith any other business dsperlment store or snythlng else. You had to know it before you could run it. In America any banker ran start a busl
OUUt that
il» of
they
louisville? Reing unaware ars committing a sin, will they nevertheless suffer funlshment
for U?
s
It Cae't Nappea Here?
Chicago Is the plaee where ton
strikers die from police brutality with
not a single casualty on the side of the police, and the jury decides that each was a case of juetlflable homicide. Chicago is 4he city of which Westbrook Pegler «ays he "marvels that Chicageaiis view 'roten' city government as a joke." lie continues, "In Chicago no thief, however guilty, ever goes te prison for robbing the ness whether he knows the first thing |)Ubllc, and all trials of this kind are
hear what Frank Slaby, M. Kumer, (If I hav. misted your lodge please •nd others think of the closed shop rail my attention to the fee! ) and check-off system. Pauline Splk,' Judging from tttf facta just men alway the business woman, selling U«ned, the Key*to»liu» claim the die-Uckets te the Comrades' dance. Spe- tlndlon of Iming the only lodge In th » rial note:—41 any of you Peons?I- entire FNI'J organisation te have eo vanians ever want rain, just invite many % S. ledge», reprinted at any me over I am a sore guerantee for *oeU.t event. (The only other that rain Any of you Eagles who want outshines ours is the SNPJ Day ef. Ls aee the group piétons taken at fait and this was not sponsored by| SO. CWCAOO.-lt was tough to do so by hauling your- any single lodge.) I challenge any loae mir first gerne te the Mohawks.
FRANK t ¿MOSER. J»dg* MS*. Secretary Mid West league.
Sport News
Canton may •elf te 187 Trumbull ave.
And now, as the gentle sailing of an airplane, PB glide out of the pie-tore leeving behind me a pleasant so long FRANK REZKK JR. 641.
lodge to disprove my statement J18-7. W. Poresto waa given no »up-My Ihoake goo» secondly to the port. Many errore were committed by Keystonian momw fur their co-op-1 »ome of our field»re. Our leading eration gives to a>ehe this a euccoee hitter was Prenk Popento (our men
about it or nut." | «. This man was espressing in simple language the "planlessness" thai has resulted from individualism running wild, with profit-making instead of service as the end in view, llow else will the latter come about than by a production-for.use program?
regarded as mere political fun.'
And Chicago 1« the plaee whore the average rjtisen on the «imet i« beginning to shrug his shoulder and say, "Whet csn we do about ltfM He la the sam« average ciUaen who should keep his eyes open sround the time
of election week and see what the pollUrlans are doing about It to get him where they want him.
Down In Louisville, K y , s pasto» forbade women te wear the open crown bote because they were not adequate head covering under the
church laws, end because they will	umjuLs as a thins of
hsve te wall until they get to heaven M!J*	JTS?*"	" *? A
Oer Prooperity All the merchants are ta Ik lag about
before they ran wear halos.
the pest. This influence has «steaded
to til. very consumer» themselves who
Then, what punishment swells the	^ ^ oftr< mof# c>(| ^ m men «folk who attend services without 0lUi lHlll ^vo been denied thorn
any hats at sll? And whet about all	^	/ullttmtng	^
the other sinners wearing halo hats	^ ^^ M 0V#MÍ4í-# ^ Urn pros
1 " ' mmmm^mm	" '	p^rit y spirit and are beginning to fill
VACATIONING—
The follow Ina deer nm honorery men tum: Mr. aod M" William KraniU,¡dsy( It Frank Steber, M«ry Slober. LooU¡ playing ¡Drop, Joeeph Dtof<, Mery Kiev ,,, I KANSAS CITY. RANS. -Mlee Pau- Vosel, Merk» Zager, Frank line l^egon. of Ogte-by, HI., rponi a Martin Iterre, Edward Marn week S vacation in thés vicinity. While Sahne. Ann jUhoa, Rudolph
llcich, «lohn Yeki, "Mungle" IM Orlo, K.id le Chedvkb, Eddie Mai e« and Joe Kral are all wondering how we le«i that game, Well, better luck nesi time, boys.
There's a big day coming up 4t le was August S. the De l*de' picnic. We Hinkle" Novek wentj»spect a big crowd. And bey, are we
Pione«rs are bring
agar) with 8 out ef 4. It was s Ihm!
was rainlag while we were the kail was wet *•"> hard to judge
(. edisek.1 in to pitch, but It was no ose Those » going to have fun Pioneer, are bring, rn Mery Mohswks were good Th#lr pitcher ! mg their gang over and boy, wfcet a h Zamik,' was effective and their fielding was gang? We're playing a leegue game
Side LedAesSCJub le hoMtng « pt-"»' w»™ •	-----"TmíL	uniiii.., Lu . heno I^ul. t em —l-^Md	«Heer. Too bad Int.gnty will
st Horvath'a Farm, snd tW W-vm	Ätt ^Mm**Zi
S? » .i**:^:^	«NPJ4 ü««,. M.»dmd .M John U_mna; Julia
try te convine» Jack Re "he thst the 1er first win wae no flöhe . . . Joe Kern M and AI Padar kave
Mi«« legM 241, OgWsby. WL
- K R.. Lodge m.
and Mary Reil«, J >ho end Frank Go» I «ker, Mr. and Mr, Peul Andy, Vincent
splendid
liMrn, lie Lade, don't loee your spirit joist bereu'« «re Ust ou» íimt game; we «Gil ham a ebene* to take the Mid West League. "Harbor" Seet-
he out of town or they would have some reel foe
JOIINNY ZATKOVIOI JR.,
lodge 8.
up their homes with time payment bargains , , ,
Rut mM facts, whiek am never pleossnt, tall the ether side ef the •tory la th« four year« ending laet March food p rire* have rises St s per sent, end the priem of «lothing, home furnishings, piece goods mm 88J per eaat
Look st the psy envelope, Mr. sad Mrs Consumer, snd see if year pay envelop* has rteon roiisspeadlaglf, aad if all the people who worn Jet-
les« during lh« Great H hem
- FlQgTlTA ""
education of and information for iU member«. These publications shall be the daily Prosveta and the monthly Mladinaki List. The Prosveta shall be issued every day except Saturdays, Sundays, legal holidays, and the First of May. when these fall on the day the paper is issued. The Mladinaki Liat ahall be issued monthly and in 8lovene and English languagea, and
Resolved, That the Executive Committee with the editor and SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY manager of the Society's publications shall be authorised to make
Summary of the Proceedings
of the
ELEVENTH REGULAR CONVENTION
ai Um
SESSION 9—May 22, A. M.
(Continued from last wttk) 6
Renolulion Regarding Nattera of Principle
Resolved. That the eleventh regular convention continuea to work In the light of iU principles aa it has in the paat, and be it further
Resolved, That our 8ociety defend democracy in this country or any other eon try where it can five moral aupport to people's rights. We condemn fascism in any form and wherever it has riaen. Our official organ shall be a fighting defense against this greatest enemy of the people's liberty, and be it further
Resolved, That we condemn the partial dictatorship and its censorship in Jugoslavia, from whence the majority of the members of this 8ociety have come. All aympathy is extended to labor organiiationa in Jugoalavia and their publications in their attempts to aid in the establishment of democracy ; to them we shall offer moral aid aa heretofore, and be it further
Resolved, That the 8ociety ahall aupport all cultural activities of Its Branches and all other cultural organisations which are in agreement with the principlea and tradltiona of the 8ociety. Among these are the Educational Bureau of JSF, located in Chicago, Illinois, and the Cankar Foundation, located in Cleveland, Ohio, whose purpose It is to publish a monthly magasine. The Supreme Board ahall be empowered to diacontinue endorsement of either or both of these Institutions whenever they deviate from the path and principlea eet by the principlea and tradltiona of the SNPJ, and be it further
Reaolvsd, That the Executive Committee shall sponsor progrès- and 0n ths basis of freethought snd labor principles sivs propaganda among the woman and interest the greatest num-
ber possible in the activities of this organisation. The convention endorses the organisation of the Progressive Slovene Women, with offices in Cleveland, Ohio, so long as it upholds the traditions snd principles of ths Society, snd be it further
Resolved, That since one of .the most important problems of our orgsnisation is the educational and agitational work among ths youth, the eleventh regular convention delegates to the Executive Committee snd the Supreme Board to conduct special campaigns for securing new mem bars from American-born Slovenes in cooperation with ths English-speaking Branches. Ths Exscutive Committee or a special educational committee to be elected by the Supreme Board ahall sponsor cultural actlvltiea among ths youth aa well aa athletic actlvltiea with the amount aet forth by thie convention.
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Resolution on Publications ordered to be mimeographed before taking sction upon It, upon motion of Bro. Trojar.
Committees on Investigations, Applications and Complainta
Lodge 16. Committee proposes that Supreme Board be given power to cancel debta of all members into the mortuary fund for the time of their paaaivity, according to their diacretlon. Approved.
Joseph L. Tihi, Jr. sllowed the sum of $60 for his operation.
—	Approved.
Lodge 216 application cannot be considered si pee It lscks the proper lodge spproval and officers' aignaturea.
Lodge 09. Remainder of death benefit for the aum of $400 to be paid to beneficiariee of Bro. Suitarftit, since there is no proof as to whsthsr it wss s case of suicide or murder.
liodge 66, A case of an unnecesssry smount of correspondence over sn insignificant mstter with poor cooperation both from the local Branch and the Supreme Board. Entire matter to be dropped.
—	Approved.
SESSION 10—May 21, P. M.
Total of 286 delegates and Supreme Board members present.
Report of Committee on Investigations, Applications and Complaints.
I,odge 318. Case of Kasper Medixer left for solution to Executive
Committee.
I/odge 10. Appeal of lodge cannot be granted, since many lodgea were affected in the same manner by frosen bank aaeeta.
Lodge* 549 and 638. The decisions Of the Supreme Judicial Committee upheld in this Instance.
Lodge 204. The case will be submitted to the 8upreme Judicial Committee.—Approved.
Lodge 17. Case of Joseph Kimel to be submitted to Supreme Se-1 cretary to reach a decision with the Kxecutive Committee.
l/odges of Harwich, Pa. Application of lodges that Society buy : bonds for the Home or Hall they intend building left to Finance j (Committee.
Motion of Bro. Tertelj for |100 donation to these lodgea of Harwich, Pa. approved.
Lodge 153.—Member who is suffering from incurable disease allowed $26.00 from special benefit fund.
l,odge 611. Applicant allowed $26.00 from special benefit fund.
I/odge 142. Matter left to by-laws committee to formulate clauae regarding appeals.
Lodge 186 Same as for	14 accepted at previous session.
I*odge 79. Approved that Wt*fkriartea be paid death benefit of deceased Bro. John Vskstdw. member lodge 67. .
Lodge 174. Approved that remainder of $400 death benefit be paid for Bro. John IvanM.
Uslge 474. Approved that death benefits of Paul Fortune be paid with deduction for court expenaea by the Society In this con-nation, and under condition that benefklariee send in the certificate of the deceaaad.
l<odge r*6 Remainder of $600 death benefit of Fr. Zalatnik, who committed suicide, allowed.
I^idge 292. Compromlaaoriai claim of $210 of deceased Bro. Simon Dolinar to be paid.
Ixtdge 91. l-odge In Johnston City, Illinois, allowed $60 from special benefit fund to be used for payment of asaeaament for old members In community which waa hard-hit by flooda.
1/xtgr 393. Former memlier* John and Martha Rosanlt must be medically examined before allowed to reenter Society.
ail changes regarding subscriptiona, advertisements, format, number of pagee, and other matters concerning Prosveta and Mladinaki List; it shall likewise continue the policy of grouping 6 members of s family who receive the weekly for one dally subecription, and
Resolved. That the Supreme Board is authorised to give financial support to the daily Prosveta from the adminlatrative fund in the event the daily becomes endangered. It shaO also be authorized to permit publication of special publications if the interests of the SNPJ demand it, and
Resolved. That the daily Prosveta ahall, above all. serve aa propaganda for the SNPJ, and, secondly, education lof labor principlea and culture in the light of the freethought principles and industrial democracy. The Proeveta ahall aupport the industrial union movement, cooperative movementa, and political action of all the labor organisations democratically inclined, which aincerely lead the way to the organisation of a masa party of workers and farmers in the United Statee on the basis of a production-for-use program, snd
Resolved, That the convention further decides that members of the SNPJ may expreae their ideaa in accordance with the Declaration of Principlea; however, they must be sanely expressed snd based on facta and without personal attacks. Criticism shall not be rastricted in the organ; however, the duty of the Editor shsll be to reply in sccordance with the 8NPJ principles and that he uphold the Declaration of Principlea. Every communication muat be accompanied by the member's signature and lodge number, and
Resolved, That the Mladinaki List, issued for the juvenile members of the 8NPJ, shall be edited in a popular style and ahall contain fiction, educational and entertaining material in a aimple style
In order that
the Mladinaki List be popular with the young members and that it may fulfill ita educational work aa intended, it shaU be the duty of the Editor of the Bociety'e publications to conduct a monthly column of lessons or contests consisting of proper educational questions. Answers to these questions will be accepted only from members of the juvenile department of SNPJ. To this end, the Society shall establish a fund for Mladinski List sufficient for the full period before the next regular convention. The winners of these contests shall be recommended by the Editor; however, the prises shall be determined by the Executive Committee. The Supreme Executive Committee shall further determine any temporary suspension, if it is deemed sdvisable.
Report of Committee on Salaries '
Per diems for sll Supreme Board officers and delegates: $9 per* dsy. (Bro. Gorshe, delegate and recording iecretsty excepted, since his salary was arranged previously.)—Accepted.
The committee presents the following wage schedule for Supreme Officers:
Supreme President........................................P«r week
First Vice-president.................................... per month
Secand Vice-president...................................-f*5
Supreme Secretary.........................................#*> per week
Assistant Secretary........................................J™ ^
Supreme Treaaurer........................................I»0
Editor of Publications......................................IW " n '
Manager of Publications................................$60
After much discussion as to the wsge increases, the schedule is rsturnsd to Committee on Salaries to make changee in the light
shrewdest coach in captivity. W« hopa hs signs ap far many seasons to
Ths Pionsar division of athlstics will meet in a special meeting at ths SNPJ hall. Thursday. August ft. at 8 p. m. sharp. Ws urge every Pioneer to attend this meeting, as many important topics will ha discussed—future policies for athletic, bowling, etc. Make it a point to attend, and with your cooperation, we can pot the Pioneers on top and have a grand time of it to GUS KRAMER and GEORGE CURDA,
Lodge 659.
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was very good, and a grand floor show, to top it all. The J. Z. Jrs. all reported having a marvelous time, and were only sorry that there could not have been as many members represented from Library as there were from Canonsburg.
And speaking of Canonsburg, the J. Z. Jrs. were heading thst way on July SI to attend another one of their dances which we always manage to enjoy.	KAY LIKOVICH,
Lodge 386.
of the discussions given.
A telegram of greetings is sent to Lodge	organized
English-speaking branch, upon motion of Bro. Klaniek.
(Continued next week.) »« i
8TBABANB PIONEERS
(Continued from Page •) recovery, Prank. The gracious Frances Pod boy, being vice president, took the chair for the evening. •
Our danee Saturday was very successful, as usual We sincerely appreciate the patroaage of all neighboring lodges and all other friends who attended. We take this opportunity to thank you. Praise must be given to our entertainment committee also for their splaadid work in making every affair held a success.
For discussion:
Which girl from our club—meeting night—called out to her husband (a mile away) and ha anawered a la
Tarsan?
"Who knows of a goad reducing diet for some of our girls who claim they are poeitively fat? (Personally I don't see any truth ia their claims.)
Who is the sweat lassie from our club who thinks a lot of a certain Ambridge chap?
Who is going to be the next (soon-to-be) bride? Right now there are 9 girls single and nine married.
What are you going to take te our next meeting held at Anna Kamin-sky's, steak or wieners? WeJI, we will let you decide until then (bring both, if you like). MARY K0VAL* Lodge ftS9,
J. Z. JRS. BRIGHT SPOTS
LIBRARY, PA.—The J. Z, Jrs. regret very much to inferm all <ths|r SNPJ friends, that they will be ifi-abls to hold any picnics this summer. In other words, there will be none on Sept. ft, as we had planned. We may hold a dance in the latter past ef Sept. If not, we do want you to keep in mind our Anniversary dance which, moat of you know, falls on Thanksgiving.
Wtll, after a good four or five years rest, the Clairtonians certainly awoke with a great start. Their affair on July IS was a huge sueeess "all way round," so we heard. The day was
Etbm Kristan Will Edit New Slovene Monthly
CLEVELAND, O.—During the past year several articles mentioning ths fact that there is a definite movement among the 81ovenee to eetablish a literary monthly in honor of the foremost Slovene literary maaHvan Cankar, have appeared in these pages. Now, after a little more than a year of sincere ami sustained effort, the people who have sacrificed their spare time and much energy and money are ready to announce the publication of the magasine. It is to be distributed in mid-August.
The magasine, as ws have already intimated, ia one which will be an expression of the cultural heritage of the Slovenes. It will be an attempt to safeguard the beet there is and to develop the beet talent exiating among us here in America today. Mr. Etfoin Kristsn, a personal friend of Ivan Cankar, is to sdit the monthly. Though advanced in years, hs has the idealism and the energy of men much younger than he and is willing to throw these into the establishmsnt of a true monument to the memory of his friend. Idealists never die in spirit. They are led on and on and set goals for themselves which to the ordinary mortal are unattainable, except in comparable degree.
Such a man is the editor of the new publication. He has the definite conviction that only the purest and ths finest of literary material shall be allowed to make its appearance in the magasine; that there shall be no taint of a political nature in the ordinary sense of the word, although progressive ideas based upon fundamental human values will not be stifled; that the magasine shall serve as a medium for the encouragement, through constructive criticism, of any aspect of th^ contributions submitted; in & word, it is to be literary. By literary, in the sense which Mr. Kristan has in
wsll spent with a dance pavilion that ;mind, is meant that there will not be
a hodge-podge »„d ¿Z/J sounding word, snd phruTjl
•nto metsphor which ku^SJ but language which „ Pu " J® simple, snd which eipmS?1 w.th.n the comprthea.^'^ who may not have had "rvi. M and university instructionf
The*, in brief, are the fu8dJ conceptions upon which the ^„M tine U founded. Any«* J^t end the younger generation «J venes who has . mutter»* .I language of his parent« wiU J and appreciate the value of J magazine.	1
Naturally, a project .uch as J not founded upon thin air bot 1 nanced by its beneficiaries Ti the contribution of lu readers! subscribers. Although the group J has been actively engaged in 1 paigning for the magaiir* I achieved a quote sufficient to J publication, the continuance of J is dependent upon a much widj culation. Therefore, a request U| that those who would like to bJ subscribers and supporters <rf| venture send in their subsenj te ths writer st 11302 Euclid ad to the office of the "Canlurjev 1 nik" in the Slovene National I building st 6411 St. Clair ave > H land, Ohio. Subscription rate«! $3 per year; $1.76 for six mJ 30c for an individual copy. We1 that anyone who appreciates the things will give his wholehearted port to the finest literary maJ published in the United StaUiJ tra copies of the first edition J available on request.
JOHN J. AUC
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Pre-Marital Health Examination
An Important law haa juat been put into effect in the State of Illinoia for prevention of venereal infection through marital relatione. This law should be adopted by all states as it would msrk a great steptorward toward healthier life.
In a few European countriea, especially Germany and Turkey, pre-maiital health examinations are compulsory; in other coun-triee they are voluntary, but encouraged ; and In some cases are voluntary under preaaure. In thia country nothing has been done, though a small percentage of persons about to be married do oonsult their doctors upon the points at issue, or some of them.
From the medical point of view, marriage may fsil from five reasons— carriags of hereditary dsfects of grave character; disease of one partner communicable to ths other; serious disease of one partner, which must causa serious disability or sarly dsath; mental maladjustment. and mutual incompatibility
Effective July 1, mi, ths Illinois law requires that both parties to s proposed marriage contract be physically aaamincd for vensreal disease within fifteen days prior to the issuance of e license to marry. It ia nec essary that the easmlnation, which muat be made hy a regularly licensed physician, include a blood teat for
syphilis and a microscopic teet for gonorrhea. County clerks may not legally issus a marriage license unless there are filed with ths application two certificates signed by the examining physietun indicating that no evidence of venereal infection was found in either of the two parties to the contract. The law requires that a copy of sach of two laboratory re-parte be attached to the certificate.
Ths purpose of this law is to prevent the spread of venereal diaeass through marital relations and offers a splsndid opportunity to do much more for people about to enter into one of the most important of all contracts. During this examination probably symptoms of other ssrious diseases may be found, such as tuberculosis, diabstes, kidney trouble, high or low blood pressure, etc. Tubercu-1 Iosis is prevalent among peopls between eighteen and thirty-five years of age. the group which contributes a majority of the marriages.
Treatment of all detected diseases found by the pre-marital eismination is highly important in order te dry up sources of infection and stop the spread of these diseases.
JOHN J. ZAVKRTN1K. M. D.
To the Mttabers of the SNPJ and English-Speaking Lodges:
Brothers and Sisters:—	i	J
The SNPJ eleventh ragalar convention paseed the motion of aa English-Speakiag delegste thst after JsaS 1st next the dally Presveta shall publish a page ef reading matter ia English rsgslarly. provided, however, tW the last half ef this year the oeetlmeat ef the E. S. membership crestes a sissable demsnd for such s psft
It is now ap te yea, members of the English-Speaking ladgoe, to create thia seaUmeat not only by vor*, I alee hy deeds!	i
You know that the publication of the dally Proeveta is mhde possible only by the regular wbseripUsss. 1 dally Presveta Is read only by these who eubecribe far It; therefore, the subscribers must be considered first
The daily Engliah page means ONE PAGE LESS IN SLOVENE; fnrthermore, this mesne thst ssr sM I vane subscribers will get less reedier matter In their awn laagaage, although their aubacrlption rste will r«n the seme. Bet. we are hoping the old subscribers will gladly sacrifice one page If they are assured thst tte ' English readers will alee subscribe far the dally and thas help them to keep the daily afloat.
Therefore, the academic endorsement of an Engliah page in the Preeveta is not enough. If ye« wast mi page, yea are called open to pay for It with ths advance subscription or with a signed pledge thst yes nrlbe for the deity Proeveta ea Jsnuary 1st nest Such action by an adequate number of members of every » E. S. lodge will be the only assurance that the real sentiment for the daily English psge is here.
Aet now! Subscribe far the daily Proeveta aowl Or slga the subscription pledge below now!-We nest ■ the answer soon. Brother, sad Sisters, whst is your answer?	pHaip GonIia
Manager SNPJ Pehliestim
Do You Want an English Page Daily?
IF YOU DO, THEN PLEASE ACT AT ONCE!
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Ths Elsventh Regular Convention of the Slovene National Benefit Society passed a that we escorts in whsthsr ws "should" or whether we "should not" publish an En*M* ^ntIRAKD > Prosveta. To be enabled to publiah such a pags ws must get at least, 1st us say, about ONE THtiuo* ^ SUBSCRIBERS. These must be either paid in advance or pledged, so thst they will be paid a. sow English page is started.
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PION M R ATHI FTK S CHIC AC MI Sunday, August I, ths Pioneer« defeated the Integrity baseball team by e score of 10 to I. there hy aecsmpluhing their first win Stonlsy Sedel pitched a beautiful
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Discussion on resolution concerning publications, which Is returned In mimeographed form by the Resolutions Committee. Accepted aa follows:
IUae4athssi Oevsreiav UN P J I'uhltratUmn Resolved. That the
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