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The Forest Service Stand
Cincinnati Enquirer

Since Americas forests are one of the nations
commercial timber interests now are wagng against
tional The opposition is based on the
the 100000 fores-fire protection fund.- under the
Clark McNary Act The act provides limit
of $2,5OO0O0 for fire protection purposes
Aside from the fact that it is big news when
any Federal agency refuses to ask for more money
the information is interesting The Forest Service
objects to increasing expenditures to protect wood
lands from fire while proper measures to protect
them from the ak seem to be unpopuar-partcu-
ary by the same commercial timbermen who are
pushing the fire protection MAKEUP
Back in 1910 the Forest Service asked that the
protection fund be raised to $9O00000 That request
part of all-around forestry program which
included complete forest management cooperative
marketing of timber protection from disease, and
public control of cutting practices. private
lands in order to stop denuding which still is an
evil in too many sections of America.
Certain forest interests opposed the 1910 pro-
posal They objected to it, not because it would
extend Federal fire protection but because it would
extend protection from destructive timber cutting
They were-and still are-favorabe to any increase
in forestry expenditures where direct benefits tc
themselves are apparent. When the benefits are ex-
tended, however, to guard the interests of pub
lie III the growing timber resources and in the LAND
itself then objections raised.
The Forest Service, organization of proven
worth and efficiency, objects to fostering typs
of protection without being certain that the othe;
will be forthcoming.
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CAPITAL CHAFF

Under current military rule in
Hawaii, the Army takes about ST.
500 monthly from the civilian gov
ernrnent's budget and uses it for
propaganda and publicity to keep
itself in power. Soldiers and
Marines on Guadalcanal may not
be aware Of it. but one thing they
are fighting for is rubber. AS soon
as our position in the Solomons
is stabilized 1t will be possible to
start gathering wild rubber. The
amounts will be small, but SYM
Dol of what we can get when We
begin the reconquest OF the great
network OF Pacific islands
The White House now has its own
private sleuth, famed Louis CLAWS.
1t was Claws who dug up the al
legged Ballinger scandal IN Taft's
Administration, later was hired by
Secretary Ickes, but INDUCED in so
much wire-tapping that he n d
Ickes parted company. Now CLAWS
is ON the Rural Eiectrification pay
roll, but assigned to the White
House at the request OF Marvin
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
bat do not compel"
TUESDAY, JANUARY IL

Mingled good and the reverse are
discerned in the horoscope for to-
day. Planetary aspects should be
stimulating and invigorating, but
there may be apprehensions re-
garding one branch of war effort
HEART AND HOME: Weddings
will be numerous this month This
is a brides lucky day, for LONG
Partnership is indicated. Interest
in many families will center in the
youths called to war service. Among
the boys who leave schools and
universities many will make bril-
liant records for heroic achieve
ments, the seers prophesy, and they
foIetell necessary changes in edu-
cational plans in certain seats of
learning. Loss of students is to
bring about benefits as well as mis-
fortunes in various institutions.
Emphasis will be placed on learn
ing that is practical. t
NATIONAL ISSUES: Prepared
ness for peace will cause concen-
tration upon the elimination of
long prejudices, task
that is of supreme Importance, as
trologers foretell. Since many pre-
JUDGES are due to lack of under
ca n hwy NJ
touch groups of differing ante
cedents and varying faiths will be
helpful, the seers believe. Thou
sands are learning tolerance n
friendliness, so civilians should
make the melting pot of races and
ideologies something more than
mere words.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Switzerland, nation of only few
million, has had a glorious war
ask in healing instead of hurting
humanity. Stars stimulating to hui
manitarian interests are guiding
the people who have maintained
neutrality and their vacation care
OF starving and poverty stricken
children of many war-ridden coun-
tries will mean much in establish
| ing lasting friendships. Adverse as
poets may limit relief work fol
time, but the Swiss are to gair
great advantages within the year
it is prognosticated.
Persons whose birthdate it i.
have the augury of year of gooc
luck. Financial matters should i'm.
prove. Travel is foretold.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be exceptionally clever
Success in intellectual pursuits il
prognosticated.
Copyright, 1943)
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FlOULNN LIIQULlIL ROBERTA LEE

a fraternity
sorority member a recommendation to this group?
of the fratern
sorority the asking for
invitation social affair
IN the
telephone?
person all times; has
persons
which he telephone
c. What kind of clothes should formal dinner?
clothes.
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wILLKIE VS.. HOOVER

Some political soothsayers who
know about the private greeting
exchanged between Wendell Will
lie and Herbert Hoover consider
it sign of new political peace.
Willkie and Hoover never have
loved each other Willkie was too
LIBERAL too non -isolationist Hoover
wass too conservative, too prone to
be isolationist.
But after Hoover's recent speech
in Chicago outlining ideas on
world peace, Willkie sent a tele-
gram congratulating him on a
most provocative and thought-in-
spring speech.
On Christmas morning, Willkie
found in his mail very cordial
letter from the ex-President. H. H
was pleased.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-11
LOOK and LEARN q c. GORDON

Who only President
of
2. Bourbon whiskey
Where the railroad connecting Atlantic Pacific
What with who a victim of alopeca?
Which highest atomic
weight?
ANSWERS:
/. S.
2. The
The Panama Railroad, 48 miles long,
A. Badness.
Hydrogen the lowest, and highest
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Daily Lessons in English y |. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MIsUSED "A of the people respond
people" expresses meaning.
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED iro-wko first
last syllable
OFTEN MIssPEILED Manfu manfuness; Manfuly;
SYNONYMS Devout religious holy gody spiritual
STUDY: Use a three times it yours Let us
Todays word:
a
motvated these deeds?"
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BPW Club Is 10
Meet This Evening

The first regular business meet
ing of the year for the Business
and Professional Women's Club will
be held this evening at o'clock
in the social hall of Holy Trinity
Cathedral.
so far, no applications have been
made for scholarships, Kathleen
Carlson, President, said, and the
club is anxious to render assis-
lance to any girl who plans to
continue study after high school
graduation. Those interested should
contact member of the BPW as
soon as possible.
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Woodworking Ralph

Mcintyre. !. Hard working Ralph
Davies, Deputy Oil Administrator,
finally took few days off at
Christmas only after Ickes had lev
eled dire threats if he didn't. j.
The British are getting cold feet
about having CLIO leaders Jim
Carey, John Green and r. j. Tho
mas go to England unless AFL
leaders go, too. But the AFL boys
don't want to go on to Russia. Also
they don't want to be put ON the
spot by having the CLIO boys &C
to Russia while they don't Talk
about jurisdictional disputes!
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tary government in various parts
OF the world will be continued after
the war. If the Army gets into
power, they wonder how long will
it stay? Also they point out that
the proof of the pudding is in the
eating, and that in Hawaii, the
only area which the Army has got
its hands on, it is fighting tooth
and nail not to let go-despite the
fact that the Japs are now re-
ported ON the run and Hawaii is
in no danger.
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PROTECT FINLAND

The other day newsmen asked
State Department officials about a
Finnish incident which had seri-
ously marred Americana Finnish re-
lations.
Absolutely nothing to it, was
the reply. Nothing has hap
pened."
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The Plight of Italy

Brenerton News Searchlight
The sorriest pawn of this is unhappy Italy,
which was pitchforked into the Axis against the will
of people to the selfish ends of a bunder
ing dictator who apparently his last legs.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

JANUARY III
Mrs. Robert Henning
Shirley Trip
Sigrud Svenson
Bert johnson
Mrs. Alta Porter
Mrs. Leon Constantine
A. j. Forrest
George Messerschmidt, Jr.
Joan Lois Cohen
j. w. Komen
Alfredo Fredericks
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TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-0:09 am, OF feet.
High tide-6:36 am, 1873 feet.
Low tide-l2:5 so pm, 80 feet.
High tide-6:49 pm, 1873 feet.
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Wsshingios
Merry
6e-RouIld

CONTINUED from Page One)
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Prizes at enjoyable Mooseheart party by Mrs
Brown Jackson Jackson Max N Stannes
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Knute Durham and Lawrence Cashen, Of Douglas S
work the Al dock
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erican public to know who their
friends and who their enemies
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
Znamenit pisatelj Louis Bromfield
O Ameriki in Rusiji

Sloviti ameriski pisatelj Louis Bromfield, cigar dom
je V drzavi Ohio, je nedavno govoril V LOUISVILLE, Ken
lucky, in je oh doticni priliki med drugim izjavil:
eta vojna je del svetovne revolucije, katere nihce ne
vodi, nti il nihce ne daje smeri. Smeri j ne dajejo nti
komunisti nit New Dealerji nti nihce drugi. Je nekaj,
kar Sc dogaja prvic V %zgodovini sveta in zajeti smo mi vsi.
Treba je, da O tenn mislimo, da skusamo dognati, kaj po-
meni, in razumeti, "a kj Sc gre. Treba DO ~napraviti Cd
locitve, in to nitro, ako hocemo uteci sesulu civiizacije.
Kriza je TAXA, da bono %izgubljeni, ako bodo nase misli
majhne. Majhne misi, strahopetne misli, so bile tisto, kar
je naredilo svet to, kar je danes. Nauciti sc moramo veil
kin misli.
"Po tel vojni bosta diva velika naroda ma svetu. Eden
je ruski. Drugi je ameriski. Ruski narod je v resnici vehk
narod, zelo velik narod, in zelo genijalen narod. Rust so
boil podobni nam kot kateri koli drug narod v Evropi, ne
izvzemsi Anglezev. Priliko sem incl jih spoznati. Pri
Rush nj mic m~ajhnega: oni ~pripadajo veliki zemlji, sa-
mobitni zemljI in zelo bogati zemljy nekam tako kot mi
So narod, XII mislijo V velikem stilu, in to je, kar je vazno.
Noben drug evropski narod ne misli V velikem stilu; "a
to so premajhni, in pred dulmi imajo proved sovraznih
sosedov."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04

nj CLAM in clanice pc Soc. Ma
tel veselici DO lapel nekaj PEE
smi podruznicni clan in dobro
znani terrorist Tomaz Cukale.
Ia pies DO igral slovenski or
kester Gradisek-O merza. Upati
je, da Sc tie veselice udeleM We
like stevilo nasih ljudi s sever
ne, JUNE in zapadne strani CT
kaskega mesta. +.
Federacija drustev SNIP v
zapadni Pennsylvaniji misli
prirediti javni shod skupaj z
nasimi podruznicami in posto-
jankami JPO-SS zapadne Penn
sylvanije v Slovenskem domu v
Pittsburghu, Pa, ma dan 23.
januarja 1914. Ma ia shod so
povabili nasega predsednika Et-
bina Kristana "a glavnega 60
vornika.
Seja Zdruzenega odbora juz-
noslovanskih Amerikancev Sc
vrsi dine Is. novembra v Pitts
burghu, Pa.
Seja nasega izvrsevalnega Cd
bora DO dine IA. novembra "
Clevelandu, O. Ker sc ina tn
vrsiti javni shod, pri katerem
bodo sodelovale vse tamosnje
nase podruznice, isti dan, Sc ga
bodo CLAM nasega odbora, XII
bodo tamkaj ma odborovem zbo-
rovanju, kajpak tudi udelezili
in nekateri izmed Min nastopili
kot govorniki ma MEM.
Priporocena reUija
Clanstvu Sansovih podruznic
priporocamo, maj seze pc reviji
Free World" "a mesec novem-
Der. V tel je poleg drugega "a
nimivega ctiva tudi pogovarja-
ME, v katerega posegajo Ada
mic, Kosanovic, Salvemini in
drugi. To ctivo je najti V reviji
pod naslovom Round Table"
in pogovor Sc suce okoli balkan
skin zadev. Revija Sc dobi "a
40c.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
Ma obisku pri
vojnih ujetnikih
PiSe Frances Wolf

Rekel je, da je costa
nova in Sc mehka, ter da ne
SINE z busom tam voziti. Dopo-
vedal nam je pc kateri cesti maj
gremo in kje Sc maj obrnemo
ma desno, kjer Sc bono vsedli
ma cakajoc "jeep,' S katerim>
Bono sli naprej. Sedaj so zaceli
biti nasi krizi in tezave. Roke
polne paketov, tisto marelo smo
morale drzati mad seboj, ker je
Sc vedno dezevalo, costa pa ze-
10 mehRa. Ali sli smo, Italijani
pred Mani, midve "a mimi. Me-
nj Sc je zdelo, da smo hodili vec
ko emo milo, ko vidimo, da mas
res caka "jeep." Skobacali smo
Sc nctri. Vojak je ugovarjal,
da mas je proved, a mi ga nismo
niti poslusali. Tako smo Sc 70
pet peljali precej dalec, ko mas
voznik zapelje pred neko cital-
nico in nam veil lti notri. Sto-
pivsi notri vidimo zelo lepo ia
borisce. Lepi sedezi so bill OBJ
straneh in pc sredi.
Prisel je gospod oskrbnik vo-
jakov, porocnik Mccormick, XII
je pricel mas karati, ker smo
prisli pozno. Rekel je, da bi mo-
rail- biti tn re oh $50 uri. TIA
lijani so pa sli proti MENU, da
nj nasa krivda. On pa nazaj,
da je nasa krivda ne njegova,
&c smo zamudili. Arnpak Itali-
JAM mu MISC bill .niti enc tho.
Kot pa sem mogla razvideti, je
on take vrste MOI. Bio mu lie
,zelo tezko, ker bono mi danes
prlkraJsanl ma oblsku. Ia Off
cir ina zlato srce.
Obiski pr vojakih trajajo cd
$50 do 11.45 zjutraj. Mislila
SEM, da bodo nase fante pripe-
ljali semkaj, pa sem Sc zopet
motila. Mas je pozval, da maj
sc vsedemo in poslusamo, kar
smo nitro storili. Takoj je "a
Gel pridigat. Cenjene citatelje
opozariam, da 81 dobro zapom- 4
MILO, kaj je nam tolmacil, Sc pa
posebno one, kateri Iamerava-
jo v bodoce obiskati ujetnike.
sDalJn prihodnjiel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
Kaj prlporoca k%onservativen Anglez
Poljakom glede Rustic

Il info11nacijske sluzbe Ceskoslovaskega c~asniskega
biroja V New Yorku posnemamo naslednji znacilni citat:
"Pisoc V nedeljskem "Expressu' glede treh velikih
sill in sveta, je dobro poznani konservativni komentator
j. L. Galvin priporocl Poljakom, da maj sklenejo trajno
prijateljstvo S Sovjetsko unijo, namesto da Sc udajejo po-
gubnim sanjam il preteklosti, kako bodo drzali ravnotez-
je sile med Berlinom in Moskvo.
"Cehi so o%dloceni,' nadaljuje Garvin, "da dajo
vzgled, o katerem je gotovo, da DO nasel posnemalce pri
vc kot enem narodu V vzhodni Evropi. Oni so odloceni,
da svojo usodo, ne glede ma vse dlugo, "a vselej ~navezejo
ma Rusijo. Oni ne bodo nikdar pozabii, kaj Sc je zgodilo,
ko je bila Moskva i%zkljucena. Zanje je en- Monakovo do
wolf. Strah pred komunisticno nadvlado Europe S silo
orozja Sc jim napram temu zdi kot PRIOR il pravljice."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04

lezni "a prilike in ostanimo, ka-
kor je prav: tukaj "a mas, je
Amerika, TAXA kakorsna je.
Tukaj puscamo svoje dneve in
svoja della, moja in tvoja domo-
vina je, zasluzi, da il dava vse,
kar premoreva. =.
Tam ma drugi strani domovi-
ma nasega naroda, naroda mo-
jega in tvojega. Delajva ma tenn,
da dobi ia narod, kar je mogo-
&c "a tam: elm yec, in elm bolje.
Veejega in boljsega nj "a mas
narod tam, kakor zyeza in str
nitey z MOGOCNO SOVIET
SKO RUSIJO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
PISMA
PiSe Frank Kerze
EMO in DRUGO

Kar mas zivi danes v Ameriki,
smo taKorekoc stalno tukaj. Vsi
ali do malega tako-smo prisli
sem pred prvo svetovno vojno.
Smo torej povprecno pc tride-
set ali vec let Ameriki. In ne
samo to: V Ameriki tudi misli-
mo ostati. Ne recem, da ne poi
de ia ali oni tie malo pogledat,
&c DO prilika in sredstva. Da hi
pa ostali TAME skoro izklju-
ceno. Kdor je enkrat zivel VA
meriki toliko vrsto let, hi Sc
tezko privadil tam. Zakaj med
razmerami .obeh krajev je toll
ko razlike, da 10 pojmi samo
TAX, XII je zivel tukaj in tam.
Her srno Amerik:, ker osta-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04

memo tukaj, ker smo 81 zbrali
to Ameriko "a naso domovino
ma tenn svetu, je treba, da Sc
zavedamo tega. Nasa dolznost
je, da varjamo najprej to, kjer
smo-torej Ameriko. Zakaj mi
smo nelocljiv del ameriskega
naroda, cetudi Sc ko naseljeniki
locimo V marsicem cd NIGGA.
Amerika je torej nAsa domo-
vina. 0 tenn nj nobenega dvoma.
In danes je ia domovina v veil
KEN boju z najvecjimi soyraz-
niki vsega clovestya-nacisti in
fasisti. Ia dober vspeh tega bo-
ia dajemo najprej to, kar "a
hteva vlada cd mas. In craven
tega. Sc to, kar mi sami misli-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04

oeVSSsscssO SyNNceCO Oo~t
Odkar so Slovenci v devetem
stoletju izgubili svojo neodvis-
most in svobodo, ko Sc je Karol
Veliki polastil njihovega ozem-
liza, je bilo slovensko pravosod-
je vedno pod tujo oblastjo. VISA
ka obsodba je bila izrecena V
imenu tega ali omega tujega
"velicanstva," nobena pa ne V
imenu ljudstva. Odkar pa so
Slovenci priceli osvobojevati
svojo zemljo izpod nacifasistic-
mega jarma in postavljati ljud-
ske zastopnike ma uradniska
mesta, so well tudi pravico pra-
vosodja V svoje roAe. Podrob-
nosti nam sicer Sc MISC znane,
nekoliko umevanja polozaja pa
vseeno lahko crpamo il sledece
znacilne vesti, XII so jo prinesli
IL londonskega vira cikaski ca
sopisi dine 27. oktobra:
V osvobojenem delu Slovenfje
je Ljudska osvobodilna vojska
prijela tudi % "izdajalcev," IT,
med katerih je II bilo obsojenih
ma smrt radi zlocinskega sode-
lovanja z osiScem. To sc je Ego
dilo ma slovenskem ljudskem
sodiscu (najbrz v Novem me-
stu), kjer je sredisce slovenske-
ga protifasisticnega sveta. Dru-
gi SO bill obsojeni V dosmrtno
ieco, eden pa radi pomahjklji-
viii dokazov i%zpuscen. Sodili sc
jih baje dobro znani sodniki, XII
veljajo "a vescake V pravu in
uzivajo veliko spostovanje med
ljudstvom. Vsak obtozenec je
incl svojega odve1nika "a "a
govornika. (To bi dokazovalo
ia Sc posluzujejo Slovenci de.
mokraticnega procesa, vsled &C.
sar bi Sc pravilno sklepalo, da
so sposobni upravljati vse pc.
sic, XII jih malaga uprava kul.
turnega naroda.)
Med obsojenimi sta bila tudi
Rudolf Marincic, fasistom ma.
klonjen policijski komisar V
Ljubljani, in Fran Malovrh, Xxi
Je TIDAL ma stotine Ljubljanca.
noV laskim oblastem, ,da so jii
procesu' aretacije ubiii, ali
zaprli kot talce in postrelili, ali
pa poslali V koncentrac1jska ta-
bCriSca V Italijo. Oba sta pri.
znala krivdo. Neki drugi obto-
zenec je izvrsil samomor takoj
pc obsodbi.
Jetniki SO bill ohtoezni, da so
ovadili ma tisoce slovvnskih ro-
doljubov, XII SO Sc bojevali pro-
tt laski zasedbeni vojski okoli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
L. urodo SIovenskego omeriskeeo norod-'
mega sve+o
1886 ". 18th ST., Chicago, iii.

Ljubljane, ter pomagali Lahom
loviti in pobijati tiste bojevnike.
B~rz0jdUke
Dne II. oktobra je SANS
postal brzojavne apele draw
MENU tajniku Hullu, angleske-
mu zunanjemu tajniku Edenu
in ruskemu komisarju zunanjih
zadev Molotovu, XII sedaj konfe-
rirajo V Moskvi. Enako je storif
Zdruzeni odbor jugoslovanskih
Amerikancev. Opozarjalo Sc je
ma slovenske zahteve glede Pri-
morja ter ma nujno potrebo ia
k~ojsnje odpomoei jugoslovan-
skim l.iudskim borilcem.
Use zadeve so bile re pref ma
glasene V "spomenici," XII jo je
SANS naslovil ruskemu komi-.
sarju "a zunanje zadeve Molo-
tow dine 20. septembra; prepis
je bill poslan sovjetskemu po-
slanistvu V Washingtonu. Spi-
sana je bila v anglescini in pre-,
vedena ma ruscino.
PorociIa o nakupu Uojnih
Uladnh obUeznic
V tednu cd FL. do %. oktobra
SO nam poslale porocila O ma
kupu vojnih vladimir obveznic
sledece podruznice:
Stew. FL SANS, Cleveland,
O., 100000 Stew. 83 SANS,
Walsenburg, Colo, 8O,OOO.O 90
(ukljucivsi vse tamosnje Jugo-
s1ovane); stew. II SANS, Am
bridge, Pa, $2,65O.00; stew. 3
SANS, West Newton, Pa, ST.
100000; stew. IS SANS, Wor-
cester, N. Y, S6,OOO.O0; stew.
81 SANS, Pueblo, Colo, $780,
100000 " celoti).
Na$e gibanje
V casu cd Fl. do %. oktobra
Sc nam je prijavila nova po-
druznica stew. IS SANS, Pueb-
10, Colo, nastala IL DIR. stew.
16 ZSZ.
V isti dobi so poslale ia
urad svoje prispevke sledece
podruznice: Stew. II, Union
town, Pa, 1850; Stew. %
SANS, st. Louis, Mo-, $3.50;
stew. 20 SANS, Fredericktown,
Pa, $40; stew. 40 SANS, Kem-
merer, Wyo., 5000; stew. 93
SANS, Walsenburg, Colo,
$500.
Prijatelj nasega ba a
Jerry Hafner il New Smyrna
Beacha, Fla, je nam postal po-
leg lepega pisma tudi $780,,
XII jih je nabral med tamosnji-
mi rojaki "a SANS.
DR.. stew. Is ABB v Pueblu,
Colo, Sc je spomnilo nase or
~ganizacije z desetimi .dolarji.
Shodi, seize, sestanki in
PrireditUe
Zadnja seja podruznice stew.
2 SANS v Chicago je bila pray
dobro obiskana in pc njenem
zakljucku Sc je razvila pray le-
pa domaca zabava med CLAN
styom. Ia podruznica BIO prize
dila, kakor je bio re porocano,
v soboto dine 20. novembra we
Ger v Fleinerjevi dvorani ma
1888 N. Halsted st. veliko We
selico "a SANS, Priprave "a to
prireditev 50 he polnem teku.
Vstopnice prodajaio podruznic-