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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-02-06
Liberty League Steps Out
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uashington.-The American Lib
.rty league has laid aside its sWao-
ding clothes and has put on long
ronts in the field of politics. Altho
comparatively new as group ana
promoted consistently as non-parti-
San the league can now be said to
have plunged head-1ong into the po-
Iitical warfare. If its first big rally
can stand as a criterion, it's influ-
ence is due to be felt in an import
ant way in the forthcoming nation
al elections.
This rally that really marked the
leagues campaign debut was a pic
turesaue thing. It was picturesque
first because of the time and the
place and the very nature OF the
thing and the manner of approach
TO the voters of the country, but it
was more picturesque and more i'm
portant as we'll because the head
line speaker was Alfred E. Smith,
one-time Democratic candidate for
the Presidency, and by all odds the
most colorful and pungent speaker
of the present day. 1t was a din
ner of more than 1000 persons
from every state in the Union-and
it was held in exactly the same
rooms of the MayfloWer hotel here
where two weeks earlier President
Roosevelt had addressed about the
same number of persons at the
Jackson day $50-a-plate dinner. AS
a further note of interest, attention
might be called to the fact that the
meeting was presided over by Bor-
den Burr, a lifelong Alabama DEM
ocrat, and the other speakers were
DR.. Neal Carothers, southern DEM
ocrat, long head of the economics
department of Lehigh university in
Pennsylvania, and former Federal
Judge Charles I. Dawson of Louis
vile, KY, republican.
I referred above to Mr.. Smith as
being a colorful speaker and from
all of the comments I have heard,
it seems to be the consensus that
never has he justified the descrip-
ton better than in his league talk
He was introduced by Mr.. Burr as
cal Smith of America" and pro-
ceeded to assure his audience that
included millions listening by radio
that he placed patriotism above
party, that he was a candidate fol-
no other office under the sun, that
he had no ak to grind and that such
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-02-06

world war-all would yield to the
same simple rule. We still grope IN
the dark persisting in our own eX-
periments that have been proven
false many, many times. Gods plan
still waits to be tried.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27

REMEMBER always you driving collisions with . special Safety Driving which, conjunction with
 
 Waterbury during beginning
 of the years traffic peak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
STRAND

Carole Lombard with Preston Foster and Cesar Romero in Love Before Breakfast" heads the current entertainment at Warner Brath- ers' Strand theater.
 The story reflects the modern at titude toward romance, treating 1t with sophistication and gay touch of "Who gives = hoot whether chool-keeps- -or-not." The comedy gains it's effects through Imaginable situations and witty dialogue.
 Carole Lombard contributes her ravishing charm to a madcap role. which incidentally gives her the opportunity to show what the well dressed woman would wear If she could get her husband to pay for the clothes.
 Carole portrays a girl who wants to hold on to two suitors until she can decide which one she pre- fers to marry. The biggest scene of the picture shows her all at sea, sloshing around in a sailboat. One of the favored gentlemen is with her, drowning himself in f1zz water. The other, possessed of more judg- ment and much more cash, rides the waves in 8 yacht.
 It's packed with laughs and is truly one of the seasons best com edies. The companion feature pre- seits Mae West with Victor Mac Laglen in "Klondike Annie", her latest and best production. Thurs day brings Desire" with Gray Cooper and Marlene Dietrich also Boulder Dam" with Ross Alexan- der and Patricia Ellis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
In The Local
 TheQterS
POLES

Two superb features on the same program Is the current attraction at Polls and this bill is made up of Marian Hopkins, Joel McCrea and Merle Oberon in "These Three" and then on the same program there is as the companion feature Absolute Quiet" with Stuart Edwin, Ann Loring and strong supporting cast. This program will continue un- til tomorrow night.
 Wednesday ushers in another mar velous double feature screen show, for three days ending Friday night, with the regular weekly stage show on Wednesday night and then on Thursday the popular innovation "Screeno," the favorite of all.
 The first feature on the mid-week change of show is Richard Dix in Yellow Dust" 8 tale of the west men were men and the women loved 1t.
 This film is comparable to "Cim- maron" in it's magnitude an dis not to be confused with the cheap west ern action pictures. This is real epic of the golden vest" historical and authentic, with 8 marvellous cast of stars and story that is real.
 Sharing the same program there will be 8 drama of the sea, filmed right on our own New England coast. The titlue of this film is T Conquer the Sea-" and is the story of the lives, love- an dtribulations of the whale fisE CTS, down New Bedford and Fall River way, and Is @ story of our own forefathers.
 Wednesday night there will be an- other of the very popular vaude- vile shows. Five of the leading acts of the vaudeville stage are presented weekly, in addition to the regular double feature screen show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
STATE

Two marvellous feature pictures are on view at Warner Brothers State thcater today and tomorrow. In- cluded is Thirteen Hours By Air" with Fred MacMurray, Joan Ben- nett, Zasu Pitts, John Howard and other favorites, also "The House of & Thousand Candles" with Phillips Holmes, Mae Clarke and Irving Pichel. It's a great show, typical of the splendid shows always to be en- joyed at the state, Wednesday brings Times Square Playboy," starring Warren William, a comedy sprinkled with drama, romance and song.
 The picture, based on George M. Cohan's Broadway success, "The Home Towners," is said to be ideal ly suited to the comedy talents of Warren William. It marks the sec- ond picture in which June Travis, daughter of Harry Grabiner, vice president of the Chicago White Sox, has the leading feminine role, her firstf1rst being Ceiling Zero"
 Miss Travis also sings song spe- cially written for the production by M. K. Jerome and Joan Jasmyn.
 Barton MacLane, noted film bad man" has 8 comedy role in this picture, being Williams friendly butler, valet and athletic trainer.
 Gene Lockhart and his wife, Kathleen Lockhart, are the small towners around whom the plot of the picture revolves. Others in the cast include Dick Purcell, in the role of Miss Travis brother, Gran vile Bates and Dorothy Vaughan, her parents, and Craig Reynolds, Williams rival in love.
 The companion feature will be Zane Grey's Drift Fence" with Larry Crabbe and Katherine De- Mile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
Lithuanians Lauded By Mayor At Dinner Many Out-Of-TOwn Guests Enjoy Annual Independent
 Political Clubs Banquet
BROOKLYN NEWS

Those present were Fathers Val- antiejus, Gradeck, Kripas and Lun- skis, and Professor Alexander J. Aleksis; Frank Smudinas, Rose Lut- kus, Charles Sakalauskas, Violet Dander, J. Joseph Mazaika, Marcel. le Andrikas, Anthony Butnor Stasia Atkins, E. J. Vaitkevich, John Poe, James J. Valaitis, Helen Mikalaus- kas, Mir. and Mrs. Peter Lazauslsas, Joseph Damulis, Aloysius Waiculonis, Gertrude Simon, Joseph Vitka lslias, MT. and Mrs. William Zanavich, Brony J. Christian, Mae Ulivlch, E. w. Young, Nora Jenkins, Albina Sylvester, Daniel Pomker, John Stadalnik, Anthony J. K. Undraitis. Louis Pemkis and Helen Mitchell,
 William Audietis, Ann Penikas, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dubauskas, Harry Kenausis, Attorney Alishau- sky, Joseph c. Coskie, Victor Syl- vester, Marge Kvedas, Adolph Sin kuvich, Patricia Kikartas, MT. and Mrs. John Williams, MT. and Mrs. Albin Marcelynas, Helen Phillips, Frank Bares Jr., Regina Yanavich, Edmund Jenusaitis, Michalena Vai- chus, Joseph Hapenny, Mary Mag aika, John MaZaika, Mary Orintas, Francis J. Orintas, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Razier, MT. and Mrs. Tuck is Adela Lizauskas, John Ambrozai- tis, George Sylvester Bette Kalosky, Catherine Yarmela, Andrew War ren, Amelia Zelonis, Charles Lu- kaitis, Alice Staselunas, John Zack, Bruno Merkins, Peter Never, MT. and Mrs. Smith, Claire Kalvait;s, Fritz Dulskis, Anthony DiLeo, Rose Matthews, Corby Yenkell, and Jo- seph Roach, Jr.
 The committee in charge includ- ed Chairman Frank Smudinas, James J. Valaitis, Joseph Swasey, Edmond Jenusaitis, Claire Kal- vaitis, Mary Mazaika, Mary Orin- tas, Joseph Dubauskas, Harry Ken ausis, Catherine Yarmala and Helen Mikalauskas.
 Social Tonight
 The regular weekly social period of St. Joseph's Children of Mary will take place tonight at the Con- gresS avenue school. A bean contest, ping-pong, roller skating and Other games will be enjoyed and refresh ments will be served. Plans will be discussed for the annual commun- ion breakfast Sunday, May 25. To- nights affair will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
 The K. of L. club will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Green street club rooms tonight at 8 o'clock. Attorney Joseph P. Ali shausky will preside. 7
 Choir Social
 A social by St. Joseph,s junior choir will take place tomorrow night at the music rooms of the Congress avenue school, announced Helen Wasilauskas, president of the unit, today.
 There will be an important meet ing of Unit No. 52 of the National Union for Social Justice at Duggan school gym tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
NEW YORK VIEWS
 SEXTON'S PAINTINGS

Frederick L. Sexton, former in- structor at the Waterbury Art school and now teacher of art at Saint Margaret's and Taft schools, has a number of painting on exhi- bition at the Newton galleries on 57th street in New York city. MT. Sexton is a resident of Bethany. Many favorable newspaper articles on his exhibit have been written in the New York area.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
BUS GO. NAMED
 IN S5,OOO SUIT
Local Man BIames Ace cident, Injuries on Bris-
 tOI Traction Co.

Charging that the sudden stop- ping of bus directly in the path of his automobile forced him to swerve to the left, causing an acci- dent that gave him serious injuries. Ottavio Magi of this city today filed suit in common pleas court here against the Bristol Traction Co.,, and H. c. Downes, the bus driver. He asks damages of $5,00O in the suit, which is returnable to court next week.
 In the writ filed in the suit, Magi claims that on September 18th, 1885, he was driving his car along Central street, near the intersection of Pine street, in Bristol, when a bus owned by the traction company and operated by Downes stopepd sudden ly, blocking the path of his car. He had to swing sharply to the left, off the roadway, he claims, to avoid hit ting the bus.
 Magi claims that he sustained severe injuries to his shoulders and chest, and lists other injuries sus- tained in the accident.
 The defendants are charged with negligent operatoin of the bus, in it's being halted without a signal and directly across the travelled portion of the roadway.
 Attorney John A. Membrino ap- pears for the plaintiff.
 
 Belgium has had several stock ex-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
BOROUGH FINES.
 WATERBURY MAN

Naugatuck, April 27-Frank Con- f1no, 20 of IA Russell street, Water bury, was fined $5 and costs of $8.26 with the fine being remitted in borough court today on breach of the peace charge. He was ar- rested by Patrolman John Mikal- chus last night at 8:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
N. U. s. J.

Unit No. 34 of the N. U. s. J., ir- cluding the following street: Maple St., Maple avenue, East Main to Or ange, Walnut to Orange, Cherry to High, Coe street, will meet tonight in Garden hall, 166 E. Main street at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27
TOtS Sold

Julia L. Curtiss of Miami, Flori- da has sold to Alfredo and Lena Vagnini eight lots in Spencer Grove, according to warranty deed filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27

Nearly 24,000.000 gallons of gas- oline have been made from coal in @ plant at Billingham, England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-27

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31

zela by SINE ST. aby sa terajsie prpravne oblasne al
s edny vybor udrzay az do konca roku 1885, prpadne
ably sa teto vybory doplniy zretelom tych ktor
uz dosiap stall cenmi Matce sovenskej. to nieen
preto prosime zachovat eto vybory, aby mohol "a
jazd do posedne slozky zkvdovat aby SINE mali ma
koho obrat ked budeme chcet necim dopnit nase re-
ferty ale preto, aby eto vybory pomohy utvarat do
vernctva Matce slovenskej organizovat tchto dover
uctvach maticne censvo kudrnu pracu maticnd, aby
po skonCen roku 1885, uz matne dovernctva molly pre-
what dasi vyvn kultdrnych otazok Amerike lste je
doezite aby 81 cenova Mace sovenskej plni svoje fl
nancne zavazky este e dolezejsie ably clenova Ma
tice sovenske svojou kuturnou pracou presvedcova
povzbudzovali svoje okolie.
Ako najbzsiu dlohu pre- kultdrnych enitel'oy Ame-
rike zanechava by odkaz re povolani uda povnni
s tvorit Maca slovenska bude starat, aby tato
tvorba mohla primerane umiestnovat. Cenova Matice
slovenskej, budu mat povnnost pomahat nam zachy
tava erajsi zvot slovensky Amerike starat sa to-,
ably sa buducnosti Matca slovenska moha dozvedet
kazdom narodnom pohybe Amerike aby dostavala kaz
dd knhu kazdl brosru kazdy pakat, kazdd foografu,
ktora ma vz ah sovenskemu zvotu. Matica sovenska
bude sa sarat aby pchystaa primerane rukopisy pre-
tch co budd este sovensky cit ale slovencnu nebudd
ovadat, lenze ulohou amerckych kutdrnych enitelov
bude, aby sa posara vzorny preklad do angetiny
susne vydanie tychto rukopisov angctine Deegacia
vsmala ST. kde smeruje navac zaujem americkych Sova
kov poda tychto sksenosti bude navrhovat vydavane
peciene kniznice pre- amerckych Slovakov slovencne
Verime, re pr uskutochovani tohoto nablizseho pro-
gramu ziskame naepsu volu vsetkych matcnych cinte
Pov verime al americkej spoupraci edne prace bude
ras druha, kratkom case bancia tychto prac zska
81 primeranu vahu.
Dakujeme tornto meste tym ktori prejavili po-
chopene uz dosia pre- program Matice slovenske
ry uz davno pred prchodom deegacie stall elenm
tce sovenske sdecne vtame novych clenov Matice so
venskej Amerike, lebo ch pokadame spy najvazne
Sci sozky narodneho zvoa, piere buduceho madeline
no zivota kulturneho.
Vo Washingtone D. c. dina 15 julia 1885,
J. c. Hronsky, tai. Matice slovenskej.
Jozef Cincik referent umeleckeho odb Matice SLOW.
K Cullen, Glen historckeho odboru Matice sovenskej.
Karol Plcka, referent narodopneho odb Matice slov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
FEDERACIA SLOVEN-
SKYCH PODPORNYCH
ORGANIZACIf v AM.
Referat br. Jozefa G. Prusu,
predneseny ma konferencii
slovenskych organizacii v A.
merike Is. julia 1886 vo
Washington, D. c.

Dna Is. februara r. 1890
sisli sa prvi slovenskf frater-
nalisti ma prvu konvenciu pr
vel slovenskej bratsko-pod-
pornej organizacie v Ameri-
ke v Pittsburghu. O 46 rokov
sisli SINE sa my, zastupcovia
dnes uz mohutnych a vel
kych organizacii ma poradu
do hlavneho mesta nasej
krajiny. Prvi fraternalisti
stall pred neistotou. Neve-
deli jako d'aleko zasiahne
ich .praca. My dnes stojime
pred velkym otaznikom: Co
d'alej? Jaka bude nasa bu-
ducnost'?
Prfslovie hovorf, ze prilis-
ma chudoba vyvracia cisar-
ske irony a stavia demokra-
ticke republiky a prilisne
bohatstvo nicf posledne. Sto-
jime dnes pred vaznym bo-
dom: Ii ist', jako SINE isli do
teraz, alebo ii sa name spo-
jit'?
Takmer stvrt 'stoletia pise
q hovori sa 0 spojenf nasich
bratskych organizacif. Este
pred vydrziayanim prvej
konvencie Mar. Slov. Spolku,
jako to pise Rovnianek v svo.
jich zapiskoch ma strane 127
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31

roku 1889 zavital do cha
trnej kancelarie Amerikan-
sko-Slovenskych Novin pod
{. Al Diamond Street v Pitts
burgh rev. Stefan Furdek,
kde vtedy bola konferencia
o tom, co bude pre- Slova-
kov prospesnejsie, ci jedna
narodna organizacia,. alebo
ci narodna a al nabozenska.'
z tel prvej konferencie Wy
slo to, co dnes name: vyse
IS slovenskych podpornych
organizacii.
Slovensky fraternalizmus
rozdelit' mozeme ma tri eta
py:
l. Organizacnd pracu, t. j.
zakladanie spolkov a jed
not;
2. Narodny program a OSLO
bodzovaciu akciu; a
8. Postavenie organizacif ma
solventny zaklad.
Dnes stojime pred stvrtou
etapou: mladez a buducnost'
nasich organizacii.
Dnes takmer vsetci shodu-
jeme sa v jednom, ze potre-
bujeme mladez, ked'ze bra
ny prist' 'ahovalectva sl "a
tvorene. Bee mladeze nieto
buddcnosti.
Pred 80 rokmi islo nam o
porazenie nasho odvekeho
nepriatel'a a zalozena bola
Slovenska Liga, ktora mala
mas spojit'. Co vsak bada-
me? Kym neprisla vel'ka
kriza t. j. svetova valka, Ii
ga zivorila. Musela prist' ka-
tastrofa, aby SINE doznali
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
Exposition
BULLETIN"

Neprejde ami den, zeby
nasi Slovaci alebo uz Slo-
venky sa tn v nasej Sloven-
skej Dedinke nezastavili; !;
ME vo vel'kom pocte naraz,
ale len hrstka, viete. Ponie-
ktori, ako p. Slis a manzel-
ka, z Niagara, N. Y, prfdu
a hovoria:
"A Wy ste ten Hrobak, Co
to napisal?" a ukazuju slo-
vensky casopis.
Nuz a ia: "Hej; vitajte u
mas - a zkadial' ste?"
A uz SINE donna!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31

Osadnych SkOlach, alebO v
tych mnou spomenutych ta-
boroch. Spomenul som j slo-
venske spolky v cudzfch ne
slovenskych organizaciach,
ktore by SINE mali zpiatky
medzi mas dostat'. A elm sko-
rel to ucinfme, tym to bude
uzitocnejsie pre- nase orga-
nizacie.
A konecne mohli by SINE
ustalit' dajake porozumenie
al ohl'adom nasich Rampant,
lebo mnohe sposoby, povedz-
me 81 to dprimne, presahuju
hranice slusnosti a demorali-
zuju nase clenstvo. Vedene su
ma ozaj zidovsko-asekurac-
nym sposobom. Nasledky
tych nerozmyslenych a al
prilisne prehnatych odmien v
Rampant mozu znicit' mas
cely bratsko-sestersky pod
porny system ak neprfde me-
dzi nami nejake porozume-
ME a nejake gentlemanske
dohodnutie.
Name teda o com pojed-
navat'. A preto vas vitam ma
tejto konferencii. Prosfm
vas pre- dobro nasich orga-
nizacii a nasho naroda slo-
venskeho, snazme sa prijat'
tn take plany, ktore by mas
blizsie spojily a ktore by
medzi nasim pudom nevzbu-
dily nedorozumenie, alebo
zbytocny strach CHE nedove-
ru. Mas pud t'azko prijima
| reformy a minulost' mas nau-
ella, ze nasilit' nasmu ludu
sa mic media, lebo mas Slovak
hovorf, "ze do kostola poi
dem, ale modlit' sa nebu-
dem." Teda maine to ma
zreteli, lebo inac nase po-
sledne veci mozu byt' hor-
Sic cd prvych.
Reef uz bolo dost', ba az
Wac nez dost'. Mas pud je
uz syty reef. On chce skutky
a chce ciny.
Rovnianka a Furdeka uz
nemame, aby nam dnes po-
mahali. Avsak name "a Sc
bou 46-rocn1 skdsenost' v
spolkarskom zivote a name
rad vzdelanych muzov a
zien. Ci budeme moct' udr-
zat' a pripadne j rozmno-
zit' co bolo nashromazdene
a vybudovane t'azkymi ruka-
mi nasich pionierov, to do
kaze vysledok tejto konfe-
rencie a buducnost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31

Potesujuce je to, ked' sa
mamicku, pre- otecka, pre-
mladf tn zastavia a pytaj1,
ze ktora kniha by bola pre-
dedka. Predsa must v ta-
kychto telach Bit len slo-
venske srdce!
Prisli uz Wac raz nasi star
81, zastavili sa, a posuska-
vail 81 po slovensky - ako-
by hovorit' v tel krasnej
slovencine bolo proti zako-
nu.
Pytam sa: "Prosim, ii ste
Slovaci?" q
A oni: "Hej, smell" a oci
sa i'm zasvietia.
"Nuz, a preco tax posus-
kavate?"
"Well, viete ako je to-;
sme Won z mesta; este sme
neboli isti, ze by ste mas po-
rozumeli!'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31

s. VyJaV v MarsellleS, Vo
Francii, pocas nedavnych
strajkov.
potrebu spojenia. A po val
Ike Ease nastala stagnacia.
Pred 10 rokmi, cize roku
1926 zalozena bola fedora
cia slovenskych organizacii v
Amerike, ktorej predsedom
bol nebohy hi. predseda N.
S. S., p. Jan Krafcik. Fede-
racia ma stanovy, ktore som
prestudoval. Ciele a pro-
gram federacie sd totozne
programu "a akym SINE sa
sisli a aky naozaj potrebuje-
me. Ma federaciu upozorne-
ny som bol p. Janom Zema-
nom, hi. spravcom Slovenske-
no Sokola.. Ked'ze je TAXA
tdzba po spojeni, pytam sa,
preco tato federacia jestvuje
len ma papieri, ked'ze hrozf
nam nebezpecie a potrebuje-
me to spojenie?
o spojenf pisu niektori to-
nom takym, nazdavajuc sa,
re ked' tie organizacie spo-
jime, mali by SINE miliony
pohromade, ze snad' uz by
nasa buducnost' bola zabez-
pecena. CT je tomu tax, je
to pravda otazkou. ia osob-
ne pridrziavam sa stanovi-
ska, re radsej by som videl
500 Slovakov a Sloveniek Gin
nych v 10 spolkoch, jako ten
isty pocet necinnych v jed
nom spolku. Stretnul som sa
s vodcami, ktori previedli
spojenie sborov jednej a tel
istej organizacie v jednom a
tom samom meste a po case
z troch sborov utvoreny sbor
NAL prave tol'ko clenov, ja-
ko predtym jeden. Name
v nasej organizacii dva-tri
sbory v jednom meste. Ma
vrhnul som, aby sa spojily,
lebo usetria ma vydavkoch.
Dostal som odpoved', re ak
ich prinutime ku spojeniu,
radsej vystupia z organiza-
Gle a tymi druhymi nebu-
du. A kol'ko spolkov tax
smysl'a v inych mestach a
mesteckach? Spojenie memo
ze prist' ma silu, ale must
prist' neutralne, prirodzene,
lebo podrezeme 81 svoje VIA
stne hrdla. S otazkou spoje-
MIA bud'me 81 aspon v jed
nom ma cistom, re totiz star
Sic organizacie pravom 81 ma
rokuju West v tel veci pred
most, argumentujdc obycaj-
ne, Re i'm to patri dl'a veku.
Mladsie vsak citia, Re maju
istejsiu buducnost' a preto o
spojenie sa ami nezaujimajd.
Sine rozdelenf ma politicke
a nabozenske presvedcenia a
urad Jednej organizacie mu-
81 vel'mi opatrne jednat', a.
by neprislo ku rozopram a
politikam. Define sa pre- kra-
jovl politiku, pre- socialne O.
tazky, pre- nabozenstvo a
mnohe inc rozdielne veci, kto-
re nechcem ami spominat'.
v novinach som zDadal
viacere prehlasy "a spojenie
a v jednom cd stareho spoil
koveho pioniera br. Jana
Prokopa som cital v "Jed-
note, ze ma nasich konven-
ciach treba len isty vybor
zvolit', ktory spojenie preve-
die. Pise sa t6nom, jako ke-
by toto spojenie malo sa
previest' diktatorsky, ba ma
silnost' 'ou. Plany o spojeni sd
rome a niektorf to ponecha-
vaj1 ma expertov. Expert
vsak narabajd s cislicami,
kdezto my narabame s citmi
a presvedcenfm nasho l'udu,