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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
Supreme Officers of
S. S 6. u. are Named
at Cleveland ConclaUe
Zbasnik, Champa, Mantel,
and Svetich, Reelected
High Officials.
DELEGATES RETURN
Frank TOmsich Honored by
Being Elected Assistant
Supreme Secretary.

Supreme Lodge oficzio, Anton Zbas-
mix, Louis Champa, Miss Barbara
Matesha, Joseph Mantel, Mrs. Rose
Svetich. with delegates, Frank TomSich,
Joseph Kovach. Louis Perushek, joseph
Pechaver, Joseph Veranth, Angela
JaneSich. Mary KOsorec, Mary BenkO,
Angela Grahek, Frank Golob and Frank
SkaIar, returned the fore part of the
week from the convention of the South
Slavonic Catholic Union at Cleveland.
The convention opened on September
and closed on September 10. The
eight days Of the gathering was filled
with events for every minute of the
time. Matt Anzelc Of Aurora, well
known in this city, served as chairman
Of the convention with Anton zbasnik
Of this city as secretary.
Among the changes made in the
official slate was the election Of four
vice presidents 70 serve in various sec
tons Of the country and act as buffers
for the president who was called upon
70 attend functions in several parts Of
the United States which kept him on
the jump.
Hgh-ightS of the convention were
reported about as follows:
It was decided to hold the next con-
ventiOn at Waukegan, Illinois, in 1910
The reports of officers were approved
and each and every officer was rendered
a vote Of confidence and thanks. The
seat Of Mrs. Angela Grahek Of Ely was
contested. Put TO a vote, Mrs. Grahek
won by the comfortable margin of 1O3
to 43.
The convention approved the action
Of the Supreme Board in calling the
first juvenile convention last year and
authorized similar conventions TO take
place bienniaIly. The next convention
will probably be held in this city next
year. Two additional juvenile certifi-
Gates were approved, 20-year life and
20-year endowment.
Among other changes voted were the
issuance of an additional certificates
for 5000; more liberal provisions were
made for payment of benefits for surgi-
cal operations; an old age insurance
plan TO be submitted TO a referendum.
A raft of resolutions were adopted
among which was one calling upon the
authorities of California urging the
liberation of Mooney and Billings.
IN the election of officers, Secretary
ZbaSnik, Treasurer Champa, Medical
Examiner DR.. Arch, and Anton Okolich,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
Comprehensive Program Sci
For Council Officers and
Assisting Groups.

The Ely unit of the National Council
of Catholic Women held its first regular
meeting, Tuesday evening, at the COM
munity center. Mrs. Thomas Carey
new president, presided at the meeting
Officers and chairmen Of committees
who will assist Mrs. Carey in the per-
Torrance of the various activities for
the year are:
First Vice President Mrs. E. A. Le-
Beau.
Second Vice President-Mrs. John
Golobich.
Third Vice President Mrs. Arthur
Solem.
Treasurer-MrS. Clifton Drolet.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Fran
ces Spooner.
Financial Secretary-Mrs. John Skube.
Secretary-MrS. Ray Reigel.
Publicity-Miss Gertrude Clancy.
Diocesan Secretary-MiSs Ann Bona
ventura.
Study Club-MiSs Ursula Baden.
Girls Welfare-MiSS Rose Schmidt.
Program-Mrs. NJ. j. Fleming.
Welfare-Mrs. Sam Abbanat.
Membership-Mrs. Thomas Murn.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
Popular Young Couple
Married Here SATURDAY..

Miss Mayme Hakko, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Hakko of 4O5 East
Harvey Street, and Urho Hokkanen, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hokkanen of
Winton, were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony last Saturday in this
city.
The ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents, the Rev. A. Tam
minen Of the Suomi Synod church off,
eating. Attending the couple were
Miss Helvi Hokkanen, a sister of the
groom, Kenneth Christian and Mr.. and
Mrs. Seval Johnson Of Winton.
A wedding supper was served at the
Hakko home and later a reception was
rendered the couple at the Winton Re
sort at which a large gathering of
friends was present.
The couple have the well wishes of
host Of friends and acquaintance for
all possible happiness.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
Continued on Last Page
Washington PIT. A.

Mrs. Charles Smith, the newly elected
president of the Washington unit of the
Parent Teacher association, presided at
the last meeting of the unit at the
Washington school. Chief Of Police
Nankervis spoke on the Range Safety
Council giving brief outline of the
work being accomplished He urged the
formation of safety councils in all PIT.
A. units. A business meeting followed
the talk by Nankervis. Lunch was
served following the meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
Zenith Mine Receives "Sentinels
of Safety" Award for National
Honors in Mine Safety for 1895
F. S. Crawford Presents the
National Safety Statute
and Certificates.
ALSO HOLMES AWARD
Group Of Noted Officials
Attend Ceremonies at
Mine Monday.

In the presence of noted steel and
mining officials ?. S. Crawford of the
United States Bureau Of Mines repre-
serting the northern mining states Of
Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, North
and South Dakota and Montana, pre-
sented the employees of the Zenith mine
and their heads with the "Sentinels of
Safety trophy won by the Zenith for
an unblemished record Of safety for the
year 1885.
The presentation took place ON the
lawn adjoining the change house with
the men of the mine seated in a group.
After the -SentinelS Of Safety trophy
was unveiled and presented to Archie
Hedloff, representing the head Of the
employees committee on safety, Mr..
Crawford on hehalf of the Bureau of
Mines also presented each employee with
a certificate Of safety engrossed with
the name of the receiver.
He also presented the force with the
Joseph A Holmes safety award showing
the Zenith in the front of metal mines
Of the United States with only one lost
time accident for the period between
September, 1882, and December 81. 1895.
a matter of nearly three years. He
stated that the lost time accident.
although not mine connected, was Sus-
tanned by an employee engaged IN
trucking wood for one Of the men ten
dered relief during the time the mine
was idle in the late depression
presenting the awards in which he cited
the perfect record of the mine and its
employees during 1885 and stated the
Zenith had received honorable mention
in 1888 He gave a brief history OF the
beginning Of the safety movement IN
the mines, plants and quarries of the
country in 1911, since which date the
accident ratio throughout the country
had diminished TO almost the vanishing
point.
Steel manufacturing and mining Of
ficial present were W. A. Rose and W.
H. Prescott of the main office of the
Pickands, Mather company at CIeve-
land; H. Merryweather and W. S. Bour-
lier of the Bethlehem Steel corporation
of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; NJ. P.
Botsford, Duluth, manager Of the Her
cules Powder company of Wilmington,
Delaware; Ed. Smith, St. Louis County
mining inspector Of EveIeth; c. H
Hager, director of safety for the P. NJ.
company, Minnesota range district with
headquarters at Hibbing, and George
Crago, safety supervisor for the eastern
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
Lincoln PIT. A. Unit
Names Committees.

The first meeting of the Lincoln unit
of the parent-Teacher association was
held at the school on Thursday. Doug
las Nankervis, chief of police, made
talk in which he stressed safety Al
the business meeting Miss GIady Mer-
ril was elected secretary and Mrs. r
Nyman and Mrs. A. Solem were chosen
delegates to represent the unit at the
P. T. A council meetings.
Mrs. c. Coombe. president, appointed
chairmen for the various committees
during the year as follows:
Membership-Mrs. j. Thoren and Mrs
L. Brennan.
Programmes F. Gustafson.
Hospitality-Mrs E. Norby and Mrs
NJ. Gordon.
Publicity-MiSs Irene Hall.
Magazine-Mrs. 0 Carlson.
Questions G. Maxi.
A delicious lunch was served by the
committee to the members.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
CLIFF Nelson
GOLF CHAMP
Shagawa Club Championship
Trophy Awarded Nelson by
President Strachan.

Scoring almost par on the Shagawa
Country Club course Sunday, Clifford
Nelson playing the championship finals
with Chester Anderson, won the 1886
trophy.
The presentation was made by Presi-
dent B. o. Stracfan of the club at the
close of the contest scheduled to go
thirty-six holes. The game was con-
cluded on the twenty-eighth hole when
Mr. Nelson was nine up on Mr.. Ander-
son.
Championship play began three weeks
ago between eighteen qualfiers. Elm
nation contests left only Anderson and
Nelson in the play-offs. Eighteen holes
were played Sunday morning before a
large gallery. The morning play was
concluded at noon with Nelson up
and one conceded frame making a total
Of up against Anderson.
Mr.. Anderson has been playing ex-
cellent golf all season and it was ex-
pected the tables would be turned in
the afternoons play but such was not
the case and Nelson romped of with
the honors on the twenty-eighth hole
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
DAM SUBJECTS
DISCUSSED BY
CIVIC GROUP
Water Level Situation on
Boundary Waters Topic of
Commercial Club.

The Ely Commercial Club, at its
meeting on Tuesday evening took up
the matter of the dam at Prairie Por-
tage on outlines presented in a petition
by the resorters on Moose and Knife
lakes.
The petition brought out the fact
that the dam at Prairie Portage built
over thirty years ago by the lumber
companies then operating in that VIC
unity was in a bad state and needed
repairing at once in order TO main
tain a workble level of water in Moose,
Knife, Sucker, New Found and Birch
lakes.
The petition stated that should the
dam go out, in its present condition.
possible at any time, the lakes named
would become dangerously unnavigable
and would mean the ruin of the resorts
and their heavy investments.
The going out Of the dam would lower
the water in Birch and Sucker lake
eight feet and Moose lake a matter of
three or more feet and necesSitate
a number of portageS on the interna-
tional water route.
The matter was thoroughly discussed
and committee was named to present
resolutions to the Superior National
Forest and the International Joint
Commission asking for immediate re-
pairs on the dam. The committee IS
composed of Sigurd Olson, E. L. West
It'll
also instructed to request the assist
ance of the Quetico-Superior Council
and the Isaac Walton League in back
ing the move.
A second resolution was passed for
the repair of the Fall Lake dam and
other dams within the Jurisdiction of
the club. State officials will be con-
tacted in the second resolution as all
the dams mentioned are under the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

Some of the speakers for the
Farmer-Labor party seem to
think that because their party
has been considerably favored
on the ranges that the same
condition will apply at the COM
ing election. They rant and
rave against the mining COM
panies regardless of the fact
that these interests are the
bread and butter" of the
range communities. Among the
ravers is Elmer Benson the
Farmer-Labor candidate for
governor, who is neither a far
mer nor laborer, but a banker.
How range people can fall
for this bunk is hard to under
stand. How followers of these
teachings can take the salaries
and emoluments handed out to
them, year after year, by the
mining interests, is still more
difficult to understand. While
accepting everything the in
terests have to give, some of
those whose bread and butter de-
ponds on the mining companies,
are doing all IN their power to
drive out their employers at the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
WiHtOH p. T. A. Hears
Talk on Safety.

The Winton unit Of the Parent
Teacher association held its first meet
ing of the school year last Friday after
noon at the Winton school Douglas
chief of police. was the guest
speaker and gave a most interesting
and instructive talk on safety.
= Following the business meeting, lunch
was served by Mrs. PaSo. Mrs. Pappanen
and Mrs. Santineau.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
Apply for License.

Deputy Clerk Of Court Lutte Jarva
reports applications made through her
office in the city hau by the following:
Matt Musich, IT., and Angela Kriznar.
John Skubitz and Margaret Chernivetz.
James Chiabotti, Jr., of Soudan. and
Crescense Murphy Of Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-09-24
N. 6. &. W. Map Activities
at First Session of Season

Summer School-Mrs. M. j. Murphy.
Sanctuary-Miss Kathleen Coffey.
Circle Mrs. Victor Veranth.
Circle u-Mrs. Fred Aslin.
An interesting report was given by
Miss Rose Schmidt concerning her trip
to Washington, D. c., last June as do
cesar delegate to the youth conference
of the N c. c. W.
Mrs. Frank Lindgren, Mrs. o. T.
Freidsburg and Mrs. Carey gave an &C
count of the diocesan quarterly meeting
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03

" sovenskd budlcnos nemozu mas DELFT ami moria, ami
dialky zvotne ami rozdiely pomeroch axe panuju ma
ISlovensku Vasom americkom domove. SINE synova
La dcery jednej matky name spolocn rec spoocne po
vedome preto nusime mat rovnaku narodnl kultrnu
veru Ma tonto poll musime ss, poda 81 ruky 81 n-
Bit ze budeme spoloene pracova, navzajom 81 pomahat,
podporovat sa navzajom milovat. deegaciou Ma
tce Slovenskej Yam poseame ubezpecenie ze myslime
ma Vas ze klaniame Vasej praci Vasm snahan, De
su nam ony vzacne mile re ich pokladame nedeltel
MI cast duchovnych hodn6t sovenskeho naroda ze
dzi nam Vam ma byt pevne srastene mocne povedo-
mie lasky jednoty.
takymto urcenim vyprevadzame prvu delegaciu Ma
tce slovenskej Ma Vas nformovat vsetkom co kona-
me narodnom kulturnom poll ma Yam ukazat' w
sledky nase poprevraove prace ma Yam zvestovat
del medz nasou minulostou pritomnost'ou ma Vam
tmoc nasu vieru sovenskl buddcnost ma Yam teplo
srdecne ysov axe city bratstva jednoty prechovava
YAM. Verme, ze maticna deegacia ulohu t1to do
bre vykona roynako presvedceni ze buducnosti
medzi Sovakmi Slovensku Slovakmi Amerike budu
omnoho zvse vzaomne styky; budee este epsie po-
znavat este mocnese c, ze jedna rodina, rodi-
sovenska odhodana tvor 81 radostnu narodnu kul-
ttrnu buddcnost'.
V Turcanskom Sv. MARITIME ma slavnosnom zasadnuti
vyboru Mace Slovenskej dina a. noyembra 1885 roku
Sest desateho vyrocia zatvorenia Matice Sovenskej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03
s. JANuARA 1886.

skej, odorvanie severnej Cf-
ny Japonskom 80 mil. o.
byvatelmi, urobenie obran-
mel sn,luvy rusko-francuzsko-
cesko-slovenskej, smrt' Hit
lerovho spojenca, pol 'skeho
diktatora Pilsudskeho, let a.
merickeho lietadla "China
Clipper" z Kalifornie ma FL
lipiny, zrusenie NRA najvys-
sim sudom Spoj. Statoy, zlep
senie obchodnych a robot
nych pomerov v Spoj. Sta
toch a Anglii, pad anglicke-
no ministra zahranicia Hoare
pre- Abysiniu, cfm sa preja-
villa moe verejnej mienky
anglickej a svetovej a ltek
pluk. Lindbergha S rodinkous
pred americkymi zlocincami
do Angle. Pre- Slovakov bo-s
ly vel'kymi udalost'ami al:
zad'akovanie Masaryka a.
zvolenie Benesa "a prezi-
denta CSR., vymenovanie DIR.
Hodzu "a premiera CSR. a
prfchod delegacie Matice
Slovenskej do Ameriky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03

900 ton, v 1884 $500, 900,
|v 1888 len Z mil. ton a "a
carstva 3 mil. ton. Uhlia sa
vydolovalo 1O8 mil. ton, a
to vacsinou kamenneho, v
1884 rs mil. ton. Vagonov
sa teraz robi mesacne po
10000, lokomotfv po 1874,
traktorov po $500 (za car
stva nic), trokov po 1000
(za carstva nic). Este pred
desat' rokmi bolo v Rusku
len 100000 robotnikov v
t'azkom priemysli, teraz ich
|je uz 5,750,000. z t'azkeho
priemyslu sa buduje l'ahky
priemysel a 2 tohoto sa bu-
duje blahobyt l'udu. Ked'
bude lud mat zaludok pl-
ny, telo odete a bude mat
j inc telesne polahody, bude
hl'adat' dusevne hodnoty, Go
mu ziadna vlada ma svete
nebude moot zakazat'.
Najvacsie udalosti odcha-
dzajdceho roku boly: zapo-
Gatie yoinY misunderstanding
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03
ROzHLAS YSN.

Cez sviatky boil SINE tax
zaneprazdneni, ze sme ami
nestacili pod akovat' sa ma
tomto mieste ct. hi. uradom
SLOW. Kat. Sokola a l. Kat.
Slov. Zenskej Jednoty "a
ich podporu v podobe ozna-
mok. Boil to vel'mi povzbu-
dzujdci a nasledovania hod-
ny skutok. . Take uznanie 81
cenime a budeme sa sna-
zit' nad'alej podporovat' a
napomahat' vzrast slovenske-
no spolkarstva.
Tymto cislom Youngstown
ske Slovenske Noviny vstu-
puju do 27. rocnika. Dva-
dsat'sest' rokov poctivej sluz
by narodu je uz "a mimi!
Prave teraz rok boil o ne
velky zaujem - islo o ich
d'alsie tyzdenne vychodenie.
Mahoningskf Slovaci, ma ce-
lie s ich duchovenstvom, spoil
kami a jednotlivymi pracov-
nikmi vykonali ojedinelu
pracu v historii slovenskej
Amerike - zadovazili tisic
novych odberatel'ov, elm Ca
sopisu nielen zabezpecili je-
no d'alsie tyzdenne vycho-
denie, ale al zvacsenie ma
sest' vel'kych stran. No t'az-
kosti s vydavanim tax vel
kych novin zostaly s nami.
Mnohi 20 starych citatel'ov
este vzdy nemaju svoje pred
platky " poriadku a niektori
ME vel'mi milo prijimaju ma
vstevu kolektorov, odklada-
JUG ich s pedy ma pedu. My
musime vsetko platit' hned'
- papier, robotnikov, far
bu, elektriku, rent, postu.
Keby SINE raz neZaplatili
} poste "a dopravu, "a rome
senie novin do domov, nikto
by noviny nedostal. Keby
sme "a papier nezaplatili
raz, druhy raz by SINE no uz
; nedostali. A keby SINE ro-
: botnikom nezaplatili, zostali
by donna, lebo "a darmo mix
nerobf. A niektori citatelia
to ziadaju cd mas - aby
:. SINE zadarmo pracovali a ~
luftu' zili. Prosfme uznania
: a ked' pride kolektor, ne.
:. dajte mu darmo topanky
drat' a drahy Gas marnit
, Do 27. rocnfka vstupujeme
s nadejou, ze toho roku W
vsetci odberatelia budu mat
: v poriadku svoje predplat
ne. Po Novom roku kolekto
, ri pustia sa z domu do do
: mu po kolektovani a my i
: fame, ze i'm citatelia utah
, cia ich t'azkd pracu.
A k nasim ct. citatelon
name inu prosbu. Ked' vie
: te, kto este tieto noviny ne
odbera, povedzte to nasin
Observation-Disclosures. Z
tych novych tisic odberate
l'ov asi Is percent odpadl'
- musime ich nahradit
Viacerf zastavili noviny, leb,
y re sd ME navyknutf ma cita
! ME, ze ich to robi nervoz
I nymi, ze 81 radsej kdpia to
no "smradu'... Inf, ze icl
/ slovenske veci nezaujimajI
0 Jeden Slovak-obchodnik icl
s nechce, lebo ze on potrebu
= je kostymerov a ME noviny
Paru l'ud'om postaN vra
) modliaca knizka, inym "L'u
u dovy dennik" Nkomunisti
n cky). Niektorym ich dospe
= le dietky nechc1 uz via
b predplatit' = sami 81 mend
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03

hada. komunizmus a fasiz-
mus stal sa vychodiskom ru-
skeho, nemeckeho a Italian
skeho naroda 2 moralneho
bahna, do ktoreho tieto ma
rody upadly nasledkom to-
no, Re sa tam "a demokracie
zmocnily spravy statu spo-
locenske vrstvy tie, u kto-
rych prevlada sebecky pud
a ktore nasledkom toho ne
majd ami smyslu pre- pravo
a cato al, pravda, nemaju
smyslu pre- statotvornost'.
Tato kultdrna a politicka
revolucia tychto troch vel.
kych narodov ma cierne
stranky pre- existencne po-
stavenie malych narodov ma
severe, v strednej Europe a
ma Balkane. 49, sag
Neodvislost' malych
narodov.
Keby male narody osvoji-
ly 81 politicku filozofiu fasiz-
mu alebo komunizmu, strait :.
ly by sa narodne. Prevzaly
by tym ich zivotnu filozo-
flu, ktora by ich kultdrne
vytransformovala Z terai$ej
ich vlastnej medzinarod.2ci
! relacie, co by vlastne zna-
menalo ich narodne zanik-
nutie. Preto i svoju filozofi-
cku a politicku orientaciu
male narody budu musiet' O.
pierat' len o demokraciu.
ktora je ideovym prudom
svetovym, zaist 'ujucim pravo
osobnosti jednotlivca, ako al
naroda a celku. Ably sa po-
dunajske narody ubranily a
zachovaly pred kulturnym
tlakom vel'kych narodov,
tax budu musiet' vytvorit
po case vo svojej geografi-
ckej oblasti opravdive demo-
kraticke vladne formy, kto-
rych svojraz uz sam osebe
bude psychologickou ohra-
dou proti tymto imperialisti-
ckym ambiciam vePkych ma
rodov. Stredna Europa je
narodnostne rozmanita a
preto ju al ina politicka dok-
trina, okrem demokracie,
psychologicky a politicky
nemoze scelit' ma podklade
zasady prirodzeneho urcova-
MIA narodov. Demolsracia ne
meni platne formy spolocno-
sti, ale i'm len dava moz-
most noveho vyvoja, zai-
st'ujuc tym narodnd existen-
ciu vsetkych narodov row.
mako. Demokracia v kultd-
re a v politike priplst'a no
We formy, naproti tomu dix
tatura, ci uz pava a ci prava,
(DokonSapia no 2 cfrayoA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-03
sTREDNA EUROPA sTREDoEURoPANoM.
Vytah prednasky Michala j. Vit'azka, povedanej pr
tvoreni potckeho semnara kubu narodnych akadcmkov
Sov. narodnej strany Bratsave. o

..,. Slow. narOdneJ ST
Mas vek je stoletim prize
lomu idef liberalisticko-poli-
tickych v socialnej politike
narodov. L'udska spolocnost'
sa prestavuje, hPada move
cesty a formy svojej vyrob-
nej a socialnej struktury. Sa-
ma tato skutocnost', ze nase
stoletie je v ideovom prie-
lone, vystavuje ludstvo do
neobvyklych medzinarodnych
a socialnych bojov. Tieto
move idey v korenoch usilu-
jl sa odstranit' celu struktd-
ru terajsej civilizacie. Ich
BOZ zvysuje zotrvacnost' sta
rych spolocenskych poriad-
kov, ktore zdvihaju proti
tymto reakciu a tax spestru-
jd rozbdrenu psychologist vse
tkych narodov. ..
Celia dnesna kriza, ci uz
hospodarska ci socialno-
politicka, ma svoje korene v
tomto struktualnom prielome
nasej civilizacie. Ci v rodia-
cej sa novel civilizacii bude
Wac harmonic l'udskej me-
dzi narodami, nez bolo v ci-
vilizacii 18. a 10. stoletia, to
sa zatial' neukazuje. Ba ma
opak. Civilizacia sa vel'mi
individualizuje. Len 81 srov-
matte tendenciu vyvoja We'd
pravnych S vedami techni-
ckymi. Vedy technicke sa in
ternacionalizujd a vedy pra-
vne nad'alej ostavaju svo-
Jim praktickym vyznamom
omedzene len ma svoj stat,
ako ma svoju pravotvornu
oblast'. Tento vyvoj ma "a
! nasledok, ze racionalizmus
vo vyrobe pomerne pokrocil
u vsetkych narodov rovnako,
naproti tomu distribucia ma
rodneho dochodku a medzi-
statna vymena statkov je e.
Ste t'azkopadnejsia, nez bo-
la do racionalizacie vyroby,
Tomu je ma vine terajsi pra-
vny vyvoj nasledkom svojej
obmedzenej sriadenosti, ne.
vie budovat' hospodarske eel
ky a ich organizaciu ma uz.
Stu vymenu statkov a inves.
ticnych kapitalov v urcitych
prirodzenych hospodarskych
oblastiach narodov. 4,
Vel'ks narody a boj o formy
civilizacie.
Tento civilizacny boj vie.
Gle sa, ako cervena nit vo
vsetkych socialnych syste,
moch, do ktorych sa sdruzi.
ly europske staty po sveto'
vel vojne. Fasizmus tax, axe
al komunizmus, vo svojei
prerodnej snahe zapasia |
kultlrnou zotrvacnost 'ou sta
rych spolocenskych a stat
nych poriadkov. Tieto diva j
deove prudy su politickyn
hnutim vel'kych narodov, po
mocou ktorych chcu ovlad
nut cely svet a ktore zatt
ami neusiluj1 len o etickt
# sf
zmeny nasej civilizacie. Ony
sa neuspokojuju len s no
wynn poriadkom spolocnosti
ale ony chc1 mat j noveht
cloveka, ktory nebude mat
slobodn1 v6l'u, ale ktory bu
de pohybovany, ako panal
ma dr0toch. - Sucasne Eu
ropa ma tri hlavne ideov,
! prddy, ktore urcuj1 jej prav
ny cit a v6bec filozofick
myslenie jej narodov. Je t
J komunizmus, fasizmus a de
mokracia. Demokracia ri
svojom tele odchovala fasi
! stickeho a komunistick keh'