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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18
Personal
St. Paul Ladies
 Plan June Party

The Woman's Society of Chris odist church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Gustave Yackel of Walnut street. Mrs. Hugh Suther- land presided, with Mrs. David Wood leading the devotional serv- Ice.
 Plans were made for a strawberry dinner to be held on June 30 at the church. The next meeting will take place on July at the home of Mrs Newton Leas of Orange street.
 Those present were: Mrs. Robert Buick, Mrs. Frederick Finkenzeller, Mrs. Louis Higgins, Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. Henry Kuntz, Mrs. Theodore Kirsch, Mrs. Walter Old royd, Mrs. August Paul, Mrs. Louis Sage, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Da- Vid Wood and Mrs. Newton Leas.
 MT. and Mrs. B. x. Keefe with her daughters, Velma and Claire and son, Ray of Baldwin street; Mrs. Sadie Grove of Congress ave- nue, and Mrs. E. J. O'Brien and daughter, Eleanor of Frost road, have returned from Boston, Mass, where they attended the commence ment exercises of Simmons College at which Miss Mary J. Keefe was graduated.
 Mrs. John Dolan of Tracy avenue is a patient at St. Mary's hospi- tai, following major operation. She is the former Kay Barley of Vermont street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES:
Nurses Honor
 Miss Mae Walsh

The class of 1943 at St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing feted Miss Mae Walsh last evening at a personal shower at the nurses home on South Elm street.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Ed mond Neves. Mrs. John Diorio, Ar lene O'Donnell, Helen Tynan, Faye Lynch, Mary Aitchison, Mrs. Marie Potella, Angie Coppola, Mary Trey elin, Betty Carter, Lottie Walsh, Helen Melinowsky, Blanche Ger mano, Geraldine McMahon, Betty Slick, Julia Consinonti, Lucy Russo Mary OConnor, Kay Petrillo Mar ion Rush, Blanche Ayotte, Bernice Mccormack, Marguerite Jarvis, Geraldine Donahue, Mary Olson, Janice Tetillo, Emma Gladano, Helen Ostrom, Felicia Daddona;
 Dorothy Danaher, Margarete Be- gart, Sally Bradley, Rosanna John son, Audrey Miller, Evelyn Henry, Harriet Farrell, Claire DuBois, Jane Fay, Betty Cunningham, Mrs. James Walsh and Eileen Walsh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18
Weddings
LedUenWOrth Has Senior Prom

The annual LeavenWorth high school senior prom, gay and color full despite the presence of war re- strictions and inconveniences, was held last night at the Wilby gym nasium with 250 persons in at tendance.
 Private John Hubbard of the U. s. Army. one of 30 seniors who has joined the armed forces, obtained d leave from his commanding officer to attend the event.
 The grand march was led by Class President James O'Brien and Miss Ruth Baker followed by Anthony Lenti, prom chairman, with Miss Dee Queiroga.
 The following members of the faculty assisted in the receiving line {:
 Frank G. Began, Earle H. Blan- chard, Gertrude P. Foley, Marguer- ite J. Kennaugh, John A. Dillon, Ruth Barry, Elise Carroll, James c. Coleman, Agnes L. Connors, George De Bonis, Helen M. Ho- gan, Marion c. Keane, Jacob D.. IGlCSSI, oOoeJl T. Ooooe, Mdly E Shanahan and William Tracy.
 Members of the prom committee included Ruth Mcintyre, vice chair man and Peter Adamaitis, Joseph Bartoletti, Mary Fargeau, John A Gerard, Joseph Guerriero, Josephine HrynieWicki. Vincent La Porta Eleanora Mardu, Jack Matrella Frank Mecio, Fred Pascucci, Jo- seph Rinaldi, James Solomita and Adam Tartaglia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18
Third Church Supper
 Is Largely Attended

The Ladies Aid Society of the Third Congregational church served more than one hundred and twenty five guests at a supper last even- ing in the parish hall. Fresh gar den flowers decorated the tables and the hall
 Mrs. Joseph Smith served as chairman of the committee of ar engagements, assisted by Mrs. Louis Nichols in charge of tickets; Mrs. Benjamin w. Erk, Mrs. Louis Van Lott, Mrs. Albert Harris, Mrs. Gull ford Henderson, Mrs. Dan Casey, Mrs. Dan Hine, Miss Marjorie Lewis Mrs. D. P. Castaldo, Mrs. Frank Judson, Miss Eleanor Tooker, Mrs. Henry Tooker and Mrs Clifford Turney, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. Arthur Nichols and Mrs. Harold Fogg.
 Miss Grace M. Wolff, president, and Miss Margaret Fox, will repre- sent the Waterbury Quoto club at a district meeting of Quota Club, Internal tional, to be held in New York city tomorrow They will be accompanied by Mrs. Robert Birt, Miss Mary Hennessey, Miss Jennie O'Neill and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, members of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18

gene Flinter, 101 1-2; Mrs. Frank Johnson, Miss Genevieve Carolan, 94; east-West, Catherine Collins, Kathlen Bowling, 99; Mrs John Finlay, Alice O'Neill, 97.
 The official standing: Mrs. w. G. Bailey, Mrs. Roger Peabody 497 Miss Collins, Miss Bowling, 494 1-2; Miss Helen O'Meara, Mrs. Daniel Butler, 488; Mrs. AlN""t LaVigne, Mrs. Philip Brodeur, 478.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18
Mrs. D. Haskell
 Guest At Party

Mrs. Edward Reilly of Vermont street entertained at a Personal shower at her home in honor of Mrs. Donald Haskell, the former Margaret Quinn of Ayres street.
 Among her guests were Alyce Greatorex Alma Santere, Ann Paternoster, Julia Williams, Agnes Doyle, Mrs. William Quinn, Mrs. Carl Sullivan, Mrs. John Cuddy, Mrs. Harry Irving. Mrs. Donald Stills, Mrs. James McAdam, Mrs. John Dolan, Mrs. Agnes Johnson, Mrs. Marie DiRinzo, Mrs. Helen DiCarlo and Mrs. John Hogan, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18
DE LAURI-COLELLA

Miss Rose Mary Colella, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Colella of Sumac avenue, will be married tomorrow to Nicholas John DeLauri, son of MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph DeLauri of Mansfield. Mass.
 The wedding will take place at o'clock at St. Lucy's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18
Saturday NuptiaIs
LEE-ELWELL

At 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Miss Mary Ellen Elwell, the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William B. ElWell of Sycamore Lane, will be- come the bride of Arthur w. Lee, son of MT. and Mrs. James Lee of Cheshire.
 The wedding will take place at Christ chapel.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Christian Science

Doctrine of Atonement" was the
subject of the lesson-sermon which
was read in all Churches of Christ,
Scientist, Sunday.
The golden text was: Thomas
saith unto him, Lord, we know not
whittier thou goest; and how can
we know the way? Jesus saith unto
him, I am the way, the truth, and
the life: no ma cometh unto the
Father, but by me-" John 14:5, g.
Among the citations which com
prised the lesson-sermon was the
following from the Bible: And he
bearing his cross went forth into a
place called the place of the skull.
which is called in the Hebrew Col
Where they crucified him,
and two others with him, ON either
side, one, and Jesus in the midst"
John 1917, 49,
The lesson-sermon also included
the following passage from the
Science textbook. Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: Jesus
could have withdrawn himself from
his enemies. He had power to lay
down a human sense of life for his
spiritual identity in the likeness of
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Glasgow Group at
Legion Convention

Mr. and Mrs S. L. Click, Mrs. o.
H. Bundy and D. ]. Bogut went to
Poplar Saturday to attend the
district convention of the American
Legion and its auxiliary. MI. Bogut
is Legion department vice COM
mander. Mr.. Click is district second
vice commander of the Legion and
Mrs. Click is district chaplain of the
Auxiliary. Mrs. Bundy is president
of the Glasgow unit of the Auxiliary.
Guernsey calves and baby chicks
main prizes every Farmers Day.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
WAC ON

Corp Marjorie Armstrong of the
WACs, who has been spending a
furlough visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Armstrong of Fort
Peck, and other relatives. will leave
Saturday for Pine Bluff Arsenal,
Ark. Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong, Corp.
Armstrong and Mrs. Byron ARM
strong spent Monday to Thursday
last week at cut Bank visiting IN
other daughter of the Armstrong;,
Mrs. Carl Turnquist.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

HOard adlOurnPd AZ 0:W q cIOck 2. M
MATRICE ARNOLD.
Chairman.
II. X. BJORKLUND.
Clerk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Points Designated
To Leave Donation
In War Fund Drive

In making up the mailing list
seeking contributions for the
United War Fund campaign in
Valley county, it was impossible
to include names of many new
residents of the county, since
names vert taken from reg~istra-
ton lists.
Josef Shower, county War
Chest secretary, today pointed
out that such contributions are
welcomed and a number of
points have been designated for
receiving them.
In Glasgow, contributions may
be left at the Glasgow or Roose-
welt hotels, Markle Transfer
company. The Courier or the
Chamber of Commerce office. In
other communities, they may be
left with community chairmen.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
BY Courier CORRESPONDENT

NASHUA-A business transaction
was completed in which Emil REIN
che became the new owner Of the
Nashua Hardware and Implement
company. Possession was given at
once.
Alfred Lee, the former owner,
formed a partnership in 1909 with
his brother, Arthur Lee. L. N. Orm-
seth later became a member of the
firm and continued until he moved
to Havre in 1898, where he now OPP
crates the John Deere Implement
company. Arthur Lee retained his
interest in the firm until in 1941,
when he and Ormseth sold out. This
is the oldest established business in
Nashua.
Mr.. Lee will remain here for an
other month and then he and Mrs.
Lee expect to spend the winter in
Missoula.
Mr.. Reimche, the new owner, has
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

president of the Sacramento Air
Depot Masonic club, secretary to
the Mutual Benefit association and
a member of the field safety COM
mittee.
His parents, now living in Port
Orchard, Wash, still subscribe to
The Courier, which their son deliv-
cred many years ago.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

the divine; but he allowed men to
attempt the destruction of the NOR
tai body in order that he might fur
nish the proof of immortal life. His
consummate example was for the
of us all, but only through
doing the works which he did and
taught others to do" page SD
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Former Courier Carrier Key
Worker in Coast Air Depot

McCLELLAND FIELD, Calf. =
Milton A. Stomsvik, Glasgow Cour-
Ter delivery boy. at the age of nine.
now is one of the youngest key ci-
william workers of the supply division
at McClelland field, Sacramento air
depot, in Sacramento.
Acting as assistant to the ware
house superintendent, Stomsvik has
been head of the receiving depart
ment and worked in the property
accounting unit as we'll as the cleo
tronics department at the head
quarters of the Sacramento air serv-
ice command.
Stomsvik, who first went to work
as a clerk for the U. S. engineers in
Fort Peck, transferred to Mcclellan
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
F q r E

A few years ago. The Montana
Power Company acquired certain
lands in the upper Flathead Valley
neal the north end of Flathead Lake.
for easement purposes in connection
with the building of its Kerr Power
Plant.
The balance of this choice. i'm
proved farm land not required for
.n"h easement, is now being offered
for sale.
Various sized ranches. easy terms.
low taxes. good roads and schools,
convenient electric service. Address
inquiries to The Montana Power
Company. National Hotel, KalisDell.
Montana. 26-4te
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
October 4. 1913

" a'F'
The commissioners met at l0:1o a
ma, Oct. 4. 1913. with all members OF
the board, Maurice Arnold. Carl Shei'
Ierud and \. c. Briggs present togeth'
err with County Clerk II. X. Bjork'
lund.
The minute of previous sessions
were read and approved.
II. E.. Hillman met with the board
and was granted permission to make
certain building improvements includ-
ing a concrete wall. First National
Bank of Hinsdale.
Hoard approved the extension of
summer irrigation rates for Hinsdale
until October 80. 1913.
Board, upon motion, agreed to grant
a right of way easement in favor OF
V. II. McVee. said easement extending
through county tax deed land located
in Section II, Township %, North,
Range 80, T.. NJ. NJ.
The board upon motion accepted the
resignation of w. A. Baynham as con
stable of Glasgow Township effective
Oct. 4, 1913.
Upon motion by Commissioner
Shellerud, w. A. Baynham was APP
pointed public administrator of Valley
county. Appointment TO became eff
fective upon the filing of proper oath
of office by Mr.. Baynham.
Board checked and approved claims
on the General fund.
norai Ennd
f.. L.. Mcpherson. sheriff ......S1Sl.a0
Hugh BOrtOn. undersheriff 49,. l61.OO
$. G. Drabbs, Hinsdale deputy ..
sherlI i'0o
wafer mHt"a'e NaS"""' up &c n
Paul n. Christensen, jailOr .... 1000
stephen Weber, treasurer ...... 1866
Everett McInerney, deputy treas
Nora nqmr9fd' GieTk treasurer - Ia iiS' SS
andrey Johnson clerk treasurer 137, 80
III. II. BiOrklund. clerk and re-
corIor 16G .66
,,; HGraGr W Krnz;cb. dcpntv clerk OO'
and n H T%f0rasp deputy clerk and i'O'OO
recorder 10000
Celtic Burrus, clerk. clerk and
Donna pEGGi"f 3. Hcrboid, clerk. clerk
r. ! Dorothy Widen, clerk. clerk
Ella 1Hd Ham@erness, superintendent
of schools 1860
Ida s. Disrud. deputy superin-
tendent of schools ........... 1870
q. Bruce. assessor ............ l5ODN
Hodapp. deputy assessor -. 132.W
Sue Rinderknecht, clerk asses
sOr 1900
GrOtian. clerk of court 10000
Dignan, county attorney 1900
comfy attorney ............ 1920"
n. o. Agneberg, health Of
firer 5OPb
AaGot Liam. county nurse &c. S0W
w. j. Conatser, janitor ........ l3l-3u
Schmitten, assistant janitOr 1880
Labor and Supplies: County buildings
nited States Pencil TO, supplies
clerk and recorder -.......... ll.29
whitney, books county
law library lJ.UO
Pub. Co., books, law Ii
brary 800
]. l.. Murray, servicing ma
chimes. county buildings 49,. 1879
Northwest Service store, supplies
county buildings .............. 10
w. Leedham, sanding floors,
county buildings ............. 1S5.17
Union Telegraph Co, tel
egrams. county offices ........ 2.95
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
T IN B

Ralph Watson, who has enlisted
in the navy, will leave tomorrow
morning for Butte for induction
and will go from there TO Williams
burg, Va, for Seabee training at
Camp Perry. He will be classified as
electrician, first class.
Both attendance and main prizes
every Farmers Day in Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

For Sale Heatrola coal ard wood
heater, 18-inch firebox. good as
new. Priced very reasonable. Phone
131-P or come and see it at lot 3rd
Av. N. and LIST st. 26-3tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21
Pioneer Nashua Hardware Is
Purchased by Emil Reimche

been a farmer in Valley county for
many years. He first farmed in the
Larslan community and recently
has operated a farm near Nashua.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

field in 1889. In addition to his reg
ular duties, he is on a number of
supply division committees, is vice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-07

II skupnemu sovrazniku; to pa
Sc ne doseze 2 blatenjem tistih,
ki krvave in umirajo "a svobodo
svojega naroda in njegovih 81
nov.
Porocilo Sc vzame ma Una
ME.
Politicni tajnik Rev. Zakraj-
SEX predlozi spisano porocilo,
XII vsebuje opisovanje njegove-
ga della, uspeh deputacije v
Washingtonu, vzroke "a njego-
vo resignacijo in drugo. Pisme-
no dovoljenje "a poslovanje Sc
nj urejeno, kar pa ne zabranju-
je nasega nadaljnjega peslova-
MIA. Dobil je zvezo 2 vplivnimi
casnikarskimi porocevalci in je
v tenn re dosegel nekaj uspeha
kot prica clanek v dnevniku
The Evening Star izpod peresa
tNadal1evanje ma 3. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-07
Urednikoua
po$ta
Podruznica st. 3 S. M. Z.

Cleveland = Collinwood, Ohio.
- Cenjenim clanom nase po-
druznice st. 3 SMZ, kateri MISC
bill ma zadnji seji, sporocam, da
je bio 'sklenjeno, da Sc kupi "a
nase clane vojake pc en- zavoj
(carton) cigaret, kar Sc je sto-
rio in poslalo Is clanom, kate
rib naslove smo imeli. Tajnik
hi rad zvedel "a naslov vojaka
John Maeek, cigar naslov je
preje bill 1929 Saranac Rd. -
Kdor We "a njegov naslov, maj
tajniku sporoci, da Sc DO tudi
MENU poslalo cigarette. Cd teh
nasih elanov-vojakov smo re
prejeli obvestilo, da so dobili
cigarette ter da so bill zelo vese-
Ii darila "a katerega Sc lepo Ia
hvaljujejo.
Dale .je bilo sklenjeno, da Sc
kupl bond "a $1O0, in sicer smo
81 ga re nabavili ma slovenski
banki ma Waterloo Rd. Kar je
podruznica obljubila storiti ma
veselici, tako je tudi naredila.
To Sc sporoea clanom, kateri ne
morejo priti ma seize, da bodo
vedeli kako Sc pri %podruznici
della.
Dragi clani, pridite ma nase
seize redno. Seize so kratke, a
vedite, da ako ne pridete ma Sc
je, da Sc Jill ne more obdrzava-
tt. Veliko jih je, XII ne morejo
priti ma seize, veliko pa jih je
tudi, XII hi lahko prisli, a ne ma
rajo, so raise donna, ces bodo
re brez meme naredili.
Vsak maj 81 zapomni, da je
vsakega clana dolznost, da Sc
seize udelezi kot pravila zahte-
vajo. >Nase seize so ravno tako
potrebne, kot pr drugih drust-
viii.
Mammalian YAM, da je mas
tajnik podal resignacijo zaradi
rahlega zdravja. Tajnistvo DO
vodil do julia meseca, ko DO
podruznica obhajala pet-letnico
ustanovitve, a on je tudi pet let
tajnik. TO so mu tudi zdravni-
XII priporocali, in cato bono mo-
rail- gledati, da dobimo moza, da
DO sprejel ia urad, kajti on je
nam dial mnogo svojega casa.
Dne 3. junija moramo izvolit
tajnika. Tajnik je povedal, da
DO pomagal kolikor DO v njego-
vi moci, da DO slo lepo naprej.
Knjige SO lepo urejene, cato ne
DO incl novi tajnik veliko de-
la.
IL porocil il glavnega urada
je videti da imamo v teku kam-
PANIC.
Bratje! Vem, da so tezkoce,
toda vsakdo ina prijatelja, ka-
terega lahko priporoca "a vstop
k nasi zvezi. Assessment je maj
hen, a v slucaju nesreGe debite
izplacanega vee kot ste vplaca-
Ii.
Torej vas vse skupaj Sc en-
KRAFT vabim ma naso prihodnjo
sejo, Ii Sc yrsi v Slovenskem
domu ma Holmes Ave.
Joseph Hocevar,
predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-07
Zapisnik
II. SEJE IZVRSNEGA Cd
AME-
RISKEGA
r.

Predsednik Etbin Kristan cd
pre- 2. sejo eksekutive SANSa.
v soboto, 81. februarja 1943, OBJ
10. uri dopoldne v Sherman no
telu, Chicago, Illinois. Poleg
so navzoci Sc sledeci: /.
podpredsednica Marie Pris-
land, II. podpredsednik Janko
Rogelj, tajnik Rev. Kazimir
Zakrajsek, blagajnik Joseph
Zalar, zapisnikar Mirko G.. Ku-
he'll ter odborniki Vincent Cain
kar, Leo Jurjevec, dr.. F. J..
Kern in Frank Zaitz. Navzoc
nj Rev. j. J. Oman.
Zapisnik prve seize je preci-
tan in sprejet.
Sledi kratka razprava o pri-
obcitvi zapisnika in vecina Sc
strinja in smatra "a potrebno,
da Sc zapisnik objavi v casopi-
sin, kajti narod Sc zanima in
pricakuje tocnega poroeila o
nasem delu. Podpiran in spre-
jet je Rogljev predlog, da brat
Cainkar preskrbi potrebno Ste
vilo kopij "a vse liste, XII ga
lahko objavijo obenem ali pa
V presledkih.
Brat Kuhel odgovarja ma
vprasanja glede kongresnega
zapisnika, kateri Sc nj tiskan v
obliki brosure V smislu zakljuc-
ka prve seize. CINEMA, da je
eksekutiva izbrala tri odborni-
Ike, da store vse potrebno "a OBJ
:javo zapisnika, toda nobeden nj
incl dovolj casa "a veliko de,
10, XII ga zapisnik potrebuje
predno DO v TAXI obliki, da bj
smell v javnost. Vso krivdo gle.
de zapisnika Sc polaga ma kon'
vencna zapisnikarja, XII svoje'
ga della nista dokoncala. Odbol
uvideva potrebo "a ureditev "a
pisnika elm preje, vsled tegs
zakljuci, da Sc naprosi brats
Jakoba Zupancica, da to delt
izvrsi. Br. Cainkar je izvoljen
da Sc pogovori z Zupancicem
dovoljeno mu je tudi potrosit
do $40 V ia namen, samo da be-
zapisnik urejen.
Tajnik Rev. Z~akrajsek poja'
snuje glede registracije pri ju
sticnem departmental. Redn
formular Sc nj pripravljen
med tenn casOm pa da lmamt
ustmeno dovoljenje "a nadalje
vanje poslovanja SANSa. One
MIA tudi glede sprave, XII Sc ma.
! doseze med Srbi in Hrvati. Ju
goslovanski poslanik G. Fotii
skusa napraviti premirje mec
mimi; medtem pa srbsko case
pisje Sc vedno napada Louise
Adamica, castnega predsedni
ka SANSa, radi njegovega clan
ka O Mihajlovicu, XII je izsel
tedniku The Saturday Evening
Post.
Preide Sc ma porocila.
Predsednik brat Kristan pc
da kratko porocilo o svojem de
lovanju. zal mu je, ker MI
zdravstveno stanje nj dopusca
10, da hi bill z ostalo deputacij,
vred obiskal drzavnega podtai
nika Wellesa; to je bill tuo
vzrok, da S clani deputacije n
mogel imeti tiste zveze kot b
bilo zeleti. Pri nominaciji j
uposteval zelje odbora, XII so bi
lie izrazene ma prvi sell. IL pc
rocila deputacije pa je uvidno
da je bill obisk v Washington
uspesen v vseh ozirih, posebns
vaznosti pa je vabilo podtajniks
Wellesa, da Sc maj V potreb
Sc oglasimo.-Prejel je cd poll
tifnega tajnika brzojayko "a
casa reorganiziranja jugoslo
vanske Wade, nj pa hotel storit
nobenega koraka v tenn oziru
ker je SANS neodvisen cd ju,
goslovanske Wade. Delal je tud:
da ne prisostvuje nobeneml
I'll ,,,4o1~xv L..
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Ma Sikh vidimo razklada
kerja, XII jo je pripeljal "a We
de v Afriki.
uresnieenje glavnega ella v tel
in spraviti svet nazaj ma
tisto toxic, kjer je bio ljudstvo
lie stafaza najsebicnejsim inte-
resom. A &c je demokracija po-
trebna vsem, je "a male narode
tako neizogiben pogoj, da brez
MEGA ne morejo ziveti. Ker pa
demokracija Sc davno nj var
ma, je v tenn vaznejsa naloga
tistih, XII jo. hocejo priboriti. Y
ia namen je treba iskati zavez-
nikov, XII imajo enake ellie. V
prvi vrsti je kongres nalozil
izvrsevalnemu odboru, da maj
pc moznosti posreduje med ST.
hi in Hrvati "a sporazum, XII
je obema enako potreben. Pa
so tudi druge organizacije v de-
zeli, XII imajo siroko obzorje in
sc bore "a demokratiziranje
vsega sveta; in r%esnicno, lie &c
postane yes svet demokraticen,
DO demokracija p~osameznih de-
low, torej tudi nasega naroda
varna vsake avtokracije.
Naloga N je, pripraviti
tia "a dosego teh ciljev. A ka-
dar bodo nacisti in fasisti pre-
gnani S slovenskih tai in DO ma
rod v domovini odresen tie mo-
re, mora SANS stopiti V ozadje
in prepustiti ondotnemu naro-
du, da 81 sam uredi svoj dom.
Dotlej morajo njegovi bratje
delati IA to, da DO dobil tako
priliko in da ne DO ukanjen, ka-
dar zmaga.
SANS ne posega v strankar-
sko zivljenje, toda pricakovati
SINE z ozirom ma nevarnost, XII
preti narodu, da ne DO to delo,
XII ne sluzi nobeni posamezni
stranki, koristi pa vsem, ker ne
more nobena uspevati, &c pro-
pade narod, ovirano il malen-
kostnih razlogov. Nasprotnikov
ina med tujci dovolj.
Izvrsevalni odbor je dovrsil
priprave "a zgradbo organiza-
CHE in V kratkem dobe naSa
druStva in ustanove vabila in
navodila "a snovanje krajevnih
organizacij, brez katerih nj mo-
goce pricakovati uspeha. Izvr-
sevalni odbor apelira tudi tenn
potion ma vse, katerim je resi-
tev in boljsa bodocnost naro-
da pri srcu, da Sc odzovejo te-
mu vabilu-nekatere so to re
storile in dale hvale vreden
zgled-in pomagajo zgraditi Or
ganizacijo, XII DO dovolj mocha,
odbiti napade vseh sovraznikov
slovenskega naroda in svobode.
Misljenje je, da ia izjava nj
danes toliko wanna kot je bila
vceraj. &c pa je dosezen spo-
razum med jugoslovansko Via
do in %sovjetsko Rusijo in Mi
hajlovic proglasen Same "a vo7
ditelja vojne, tedaj DO yeliko
dosezeno. Nadalje, govori glede
odpora V start domovini, 0 POI
tezkocah in problemih, XII SO
.vsled tega nastali. Moznost je,
da Sc je nesporazum zanesel
med Judi ma umeten nacin, da
Sc jih zbega in razdvoji, nato
pa izkorisca pc izreku divide
ct impera." Eaten precita IL
javo SANS in odpor Y start
domovini"
Izvrsevalni odbor SANSa
globoko obzaluje razne poizku-
Sc, da bi sc razvneli skrajno ne