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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-13
Richland School
Gets Big Federal
Appropriation
Big population increase
given as cause for en-
larged facilities s. /.

r. L. Nicholson, regional direct
or, was informed today by Maj.
Gen. Philip B. Fleming, Federal
Works administrator, of the Presi-
dents approval of an FWA prof.
ect for assistance in the cost of
maintenance and operation of
school facilities in Benton County,
Washington, from July /, 1943,
through June 80, 1914. The fed
eral contribution contemplated is
$147,42
General Fleming authorized the
preliminary legal and administra-
tive steps necessary to carry out
this project but withheld the au-
Irritation to make payments to
the applicant. He noted that the
reason for this was that although
the Congress has authorized ample
funds under the Lanham Act, vir-
tually all the funds actually ap-
propriated thus far for community
facilities already have been allo-
Gated for projects previously APP
proved by. the President.
Withdrawal Of large acreage
made necessary the consolidation
Of schools in certain areas and the
erection of new buildings in the
present population centers. The
population Of this area has in
creased from 1900 in 1910, to an
estimated $4,000. The reduction
in local funds and an anticipated
800 percent increase in school at
tendance makes federal aid neces-
sary if school services are to be
maintained.
The State Department of Pub
lie Instruction and the us. Office
of Education recommended APP
prevail of the project. The appli-
cant is Richland School District
No. 400, Benton County.
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$747 in Fines
Collected in II
Days by Court
Traffic violations are
responsible for most
of local arrests

There Were 20 cases on the jus
tice and police court dockets in
Judge Winkenwerder's court on
the first IL days of this month,
according to a report made today.
The first case of trespassing on
government property was heard
and Frank McHenry was given a
Today Jail sentence for his viola
ton. Ray A. Gingus was taxed
$50 and costs for selling liquor,
and J. M. Hays got $25 and costs
for committing a third degree as
sault while drunk.
In police court there were four
cases of drunkenness and the fol-
lowing were fined $12 on that
charge: N. d. Shipton, M. B. Dea-
son, o. w. Narregang, and Andrew
E. Sisco. W.T. .tsa=s-. -as
Richard Russell and Carl w.
Willoughby were fined $25 each
and Bernard F. Sears and Reuben
d. Peterson paid SIS each on neg
ligent driving charges.
Arnold Jefferson paid $3.50 and
Ralph r. Callwaith SIS and costs,
and both lost their driving priv
ileges for a year onconviction of
drunken driving charges, while j.
T. Brandt, forfeited 500 bail on
the same charge. His license will
be picked up by state officers.
Speeding charges against Fred
Mccall and Gus w. Stewart cost
them SIS and costs, while E. Hal
vorson, Buford johnson, Sidney S.
Cullebie, Albert E. Bishop had to
dig SIT and costs on the same
charges. Chester Dague forfeited
bail of $22.50, and B. o. Sanders,
Edward J. Bishop, Heny A. Utz,
Nathan c. Doyle, Laverne Ayers,
Herman D. Rutledge and r. G.
Collins were SIS and costs for
speeding. David L. Flowers was
fined SIS and costs for operating
with defective equipment.
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Larson Turned Back On
Final Physical Exam

MIR. and Mrs. Lane K. Larson
received word yesterday from
their son, Lester, who is in the
aeronautical division, that he was
all ready for the port of embarka-
ton last week and was undergo
ing his final physical examination
when it was discovered that he
had a punctured ear drum. ssNoth-
ing serious" Lester wrote, but
enough to keep me from going
across. I suppose I'll now have to
fight the battle of Texas"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-13
Pomona cranqe
Opposes Plan Of
Farm Subsidies
Favor rationing to even
supply and demand;
prevent profitee1.ing

Benton County Pomona, at the
meeting January 9th at Buens
Vista, went on record as opposed
to subsidies by approving the fol.
lowing resolution: That we oppose
the idea of subsidies and especially
so under present economic condi.
tons and indorse the substitute
plan as outlined by national mas
ter A S Goss-viz:
/. Employ a sound income tax
and savings program to relieve
surplus income pressure.
2. Encourage abundant pro-
duction by (a) practical labor poll
cies, (b) making available ade-
quate machinery and supplies and
(c) an effective price program.
8. Employ rationing wherever
Unnecessary to assure equitable di-
vision of any short supply.
4. Use price ceilings only to
prevent profiteering with none
established below support prices
and whit full recognition Of pro-
duction and distribution costs.
$. Place the ad1nini1tration d
food production, food distribution,
rationing and price control under
one head.
6. Through advisory committees,
make use of farm and produce
groups and all branches of the
food industry in working out and
maintaining that portion of an in
flation control program pertaining
to food.
Z. When necessary to meet real
distress, make use of a consumer
stamp plan.
The roll call found only two
officers absent. Brother Willard
Campbell, assistant steward and
Brother Dennis Henson of the
executive committee are both alb
sent from the state.
The meeting was called to order
at 1000 am. and closed at 400
pm. with the noon meal served
by the Buena Vista ladies. There
were "a present for the business
meeting in the morning and 110
were present for dinner.
The only standing committee re-
port was from Brother M. G.
Clark of the marketing committee.
The new committee for the year
will be appointed at the next
meeting.
Subordinate grange reports:
Buena Vista-Had Christmas
program, New Years watch party,
initiated five in first and second,
six by demit, have five new cam
didates, men put on first and sec
ond degrees and had charge Of re-
freshments at one meeting and
Continued on Page b
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Widely Travelled
Chinese Girl 10
Fill Lecture Date
Interesting personality
to give next number
on lecture course

Hilda Yen who will be heard
here January Is, has seen and
tasted war in its most concen-
trated form and has lived sub
sequently eight months in occu-
pied territory. She has learned
her lesson in the hard way which
she will pass on so that we may
benefit from her valuable expert
ence.
Four times has Miss Yen come
to the United States. Her first
trip was part of her primary
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-13
Crooks Named
LIST Lieutenant

Second Lieut.. James H. Crooks,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Crooks of Kennewich, formerly of
Longview, has been promoted to
first lieutenant. He wrote his
parents that he is stationed about
40 miles from Lieut.. Roland Wills
of Longview, who has been based
on Sardinia. Lieut.. Crooks was
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-13
Chick Hatchery
Moves Here
From RichIand
Sunnyacres plant puts
in new buildings and
equipment

One Of the things Kennewick
gained by the evaGMatiop Of Rich
land, was a modern hatchery. r.
J. Chalcraft, who had made Sun
nyacres Hatchery at Richland q
considerable institution, has NOV
ed to Kennewick where he has
already more than doubled its
capacity and expects to continue
to expand.
The new hatchery, which will
continue to be known as Sunny
acres, is now located a mile or so
west of town on the edge of the
Highlands, where the first of the
new buildings has already been
completed and is being used as
a unit of the hatchery. It is 81
by 81 and has every modern de-
vice for the operation Of that type
of business. Next week end he will
install new 81 ,000-egg incubator,
ordered way last summer.
Mr.. Chalcraft has incubating
capacity of $1,000 eggs now and
with the new machine, will be
able to handle $4,000 at a clip.
The machine, however, is not
filled at one time, so that a con-
tinuous hatch Of some four or five
thousand can be handled each
week.
Handicapped somewhat by his
moving Chalcraft had his breed
ing flock which normally numbers
about 1000 hens, reduced to some
$50, carefully selected for the
purpose. They are of the Leg
horn and New Hampshire breeds.
Owing to his own limited egg
production, he plans to accept
custom Matching this year.
Chalcraft has, so far, been able
to sell his entire output of baby
chicks in the immediate territory
indeed, many of his customers
even coming to his place for them,
saving him delivery costs and Incl
dental troubles. A large portion
of his product goes to wheat
farmers in the area toward Spo-
kane and he also has many GUS
toners each year in the Kenne-
wick and Pasco territory and most
of the towns as far west as Yaki-
ma. ,.
con the whole I'm glad I got
moved out of Richland," Chalcraft
said today. 81 find that things
in Kennewick are more convent
ent in many ways and I have
land enough to provide all the
range I will need-a point which
handicapped my operations at
Richland."
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sETTING ELECTED 1.
and TAX VOTING

~ young lawyer friend of mine
11USe Southwest decided to enter
R@nes as career. He started
&c right way, at the bottom, get
u Continued on Page 81 , Co.,
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The Weather

Most of the street weathermen
have been wrong the past week,
for the official low has been but
Is on Saturday and Sunday nights.
The maximum and minimum fig
ures for the week and those of a
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-13

Word has been received that
David Tweet, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Tweet of the Highlands, has
been promoted from second to
first lieutenant at Fort D. A.
Russell. t..-@- .-.. ..
1t. Tweet has served as special
service and theatre officer there
since his arrival in April. He
was also named as public relations
officer for the post.
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Scrap Paper Pickup

The Boy Scouts viii again
pick up bundled papers and
magazines left On parkings OF
in plain view from the street
o. Saturday morning..
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ORVILLE T. CULLEN, TN SIC
"Bud", son of Mr.. and Mrs. O. S.
CULLEN, pioneer Horse Heaveners,
is torpedoman on a submarine.
He has been stationed in the
islands in the Pacific and claims it
took only five months in that eli
mate to grow his luxurient fringe
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-13

school education at Rye Semin-
airy, Rye, N. Y. She returned
to China to complete it. The sec
ond time she came over to finish
at Walnut Hill School, Natick,
Mass, the high school education
Continued on Page 81
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reported missing in action but his
parents received word that he was
in a rest camp after his plane
had been shot down. He and his
crew escaped. His parents have
received word he has recovered
from the accident but is still In
the rest camp. r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-27
Urednlkova
poSta
Uspesen koncert
mladine SNIP

Cleveland, Ohio. - V nedeljo
dine 21. maja smo clevelandski
Slovenci zakljucili sezono kul-
turnih priredb v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu, z uspesnim kon-
certom Mladinskega pevskega
zbora SNIP. Ia zbor obstoja
komaj sest mesecev, pa je po-
kazal svojim nastopom ze to-
liko zivljenske sile, da mu je
zagotovljena bodocnost.
Ia ustanovitev tega zbora Sc
je zavzela Federacija drustev
S. N. P. j., katera je v ia ma
men izposlovala tudi primerne
prispevke iz glavnega stana S.
N. P. ]. Prosvetni odsek pod
vodstvom agilnega javnega de-
lavca Krist Stokelna, je Sci ia
koj ma delo in pricel zbirati mia
dino po naselbini. Bio je to sill
no nehvalezno delo, toda z
vztrajnostjo je dosegel lepe u
spehe. Med tenn Sc jim je po-
sreeilo dobiti mladega in spo-
sobnega pevovodja Vladimirja
Maleckarja, kojega zivljenski
cilj je: glasbena umetnost.
Koncert Sc je zavrsil oh lepl
udelezbi, kar je zelo znacilno "a
mesec maj. Pozdravni govor je
incl Krist Stokel, XII je obenem
omenil tudi 40. letnico SNIP.
Ko Sc je zastors dvignil, smo
nasteli 43 malckov, XII so oh O.
kusno izbrani sceneriji in luc.
mimi ucinki odpeli prvo tocko
Star Spangled Banner De-
klamacijo Mi :. /" De zelo
dramaticno izyajala nadarj jena
Helen Hrvatin. Njej je zopet
sledil zbor 2 narodno: "Po jeze-
ru' in "Tri leta bonn kopap.
Klarinet solo je proizvajala
Sally Ladika, piano duet pa,
Eddie Udovich in Helen Hrva-
tin.
Sledil jima je Daniel Hrvatin
S svojo Iubko harmoniko. IA
tenn nam je zaigral "a klavir
Marion Belle, sin znanega pevca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-27

sipala nae je 2 vsakovrstnimi
vprasanji. Vprasa me ako sem
.ozenjen in koliko otrok da i
mann. Ko sem il razlozil, da
sem Be lejdik in frej, sem opa-
zil kako so Sc il zaiskrile crne
oci. Ej, sem 81 mislil, Lojze Sc
81 FAINT cd fare, ha, ha!
Tako mi je potekel moi pro-
sti dan pri teh preprostih in do
brih ljudeh. Sal SO hoteli znesti
ma mizo vse, kar so imeli. Ko pa
clovek vsaki dan vidi lie revsci-
no, nisem moral mic prigrizniti.
Sem Sc yedno izgoyarjal, da nj
sem lacen, ker da ameriski vo-
jaki imamo veliko "a JEST.
Pozno popoldne sem Sc poslo-
vii. Preje sem Jim pa moral OBJ
ljubiti, da kadar bonn incl cas-,
da Sc Sc oglasim pri njih. z We
seljem sem obljubil, ali cas- bo
povedal, ako bonn BE kedaj videl
tie ljudi.
Maj zadostuje "a danes, pref
pa ko koncam, apeliram ma vas,
dragi rojaki, pomagajte vsi ko-
likor je v vasi moei do hitrejse
image. Da DO preje konec rev.
Seine in mucenja nedolznih lju-
di. Kupujte vojne bonde in pod
pirate Jugoslovanski pomoznl
odbor. Delajte roko v roki, da
Sc po koncani vojni pomaga ma
Sim bratom v domovini, kateri
danes gredo ma Colgate in tr-
PHO veliko pomanjkanje in pre-
ganjanje. Drugic vam bonn po-
skusil opisati mole srecanje S
partizanskim porocnikom z
Ljubljane. Ostajam kakor ved-
no vas dobri vojak
Svejk.
(Pismo je pisal Louis Elovar,
bivsi Collinwoodean, njegov vo-
jaski naslov je: Pvt. Louis Elo-
var, ASH. 35319559 Co. "B"
R.Y. OPN. BIN. APO 400 c/o
Postmaster New York, N. Y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-27
Zapisnik
SEJE ZVRSNEGA ODBORA
SANSA IL. APRILA 1914
(Modo1inyyanio ioN
(Nadaljevanje)

Adamica napadati tudi nj pra-
vino in posteno. MOI je vec ko-
ristnega "a mas narod storil, ka-
kor pa vsi drugi skupaj. Brez
NIGGA bi nikoli ne dosegli tega,
kar smo. Informacije, XII ji h
nam dostavlja "a objavo, SO il
zanesljivih virov, katerih pa ne
mara in ne SINE izdati. Nekate-
rim nam so znani. Porocila o
Rupniku je dobil Zdruzeni od-
Dor sele po seji sirsega odbora,
siguren pa SEM, da jih je incl
pater Ambrozic ze davno pref.
SANS jih je prejel pa sele
meseca februarja. Zadrzal sem
jih par tednov, ker sem jih ho-
tel najprej predloziti seji nase-
ga odbora. Ampak ker Sc seja
radi predsednikove bolezni nj
vrsila do danes, sem po nasve-
tn nekaterih drugih odbornikov
zadevo objavil.
Ko sem bill ma seJ zdruzene-
ga .odbora 18. februarja, sc je
Adamic potezil, da ne prejema
zadosti pomoci cd drugih od-
bornikov, vsled cesar mora sam
.voditi in paziti ma delo v uradu,
Della do poznih ur. Vse to ga je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-27

In sicer: "Barcarolle'' iz opere
Hofmanove pravljice in Bohe-
mian girl.
Visek priznanja sta pa dose
gla John in Edward Birk il
JohnstoWn, Pa, XII sta svoji-
mi akrobatskimi nastopi izzva-
la zivahne aklamacije. Nasto-
pila sta trikrat tekom koncer-
ia, pa jih je obeinstvo Sc vedno
klicalo nazaj. Fanta imata brez
dvoma Sc lepo bodocnost &c bo-
sta vztrajala pri tenn poklicu.
Pc odmoru je spet nastopil
zbor, XII je zapel tri narodne:
"Je bella costa" - "Pticica lepo
pole" in "Pticek prav majhen
je." -
Zboru je sledila ma harmoni-
ko Carole Smole. Zatem ste ma
stopile v dvospevu sestri Erie
da in Dolores Vidic. Zapeli ste
"Zvezda" in "Po gozdu". Obe
ste "outstanding" pevki. Pose
dujete ciste in mehke glasove,
XII Sc cudovito spajata v lepo
harmonic.
Obcinstvo ju je nagradilo z
navdusenim aplavzom. Priporoc-
1.-Two bi bio, da vztrajate prl
petju, ker takih redkih talen-
tov bi bilo skoda, da Sc poraz-
gubijo.
Koneert je zakljucil zbor z
dvema narodnima: "Ko pticica
sem pevala'" in "zvonarjeva"
ter anglesko "Stars of the Sum-
mer Night"
Zbor seveda Sc cd dalec nj
popolen. Glavni nedostatek je v
tenn, ker mu manjka ravnotez-
ia, kot menda pri vseh mesanih
zborih - to je, da deklice da-
lee nadkriljujejo decke po Ste
vilu. Pc vseh znakih sodec, SO
zenske svojo mehko duso bolj
dovzetne "a kulturno delo kot
moski in to velja "a pevske in
dramske zbore. Toda vprico DEF
stva, da zivi v Clevelandu mad
1000 clanov SNIP, med kateri-
mi je vec sto otrok, ne DO tez-
ko Prosvetnemu odboru prido-
biti vsaj sto mladih pevcev in
pevk.
Pevovodja Maleckar ina We
like nacrte "a prihodnji kon-
cert, toda brez sodelovanja jih
DO tezko uresnicil. &c DO incl
dovolj dobrega pevskega mate
rijala DO lahko organiziral po-
leg zbora tudi soliste, dvospe-
We, cetverospeve it'd, ne samo
z narodnim, temvec tudi S kla-
sicnim petjem.
Ma delo torej "a vecji in bolj-
81 Mladinski zbor SNIP v Gle
velandu. Maj pride velieina ma
Sc mogocne Jednote do izraza
tudi v kulturnem, ne samo v
materijalnem oziru!
Frank Cesen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-27
Zdruzeni odbor j. S. A.:
ZIVLJENJE NIKOLE MIRKOVICA

Nikoa Mirkovic Sc je rodil g. januarja, 1915 Ja-
godni (Srba) start, ugledni drzin XII e udejstvo
vala politcnem zvljenju Srbije Sc "a casa neza Mi
osa Njegov oce e umr aprlu, 1941 kot kemijski in
zenir delu vojnem ministerstvu.
Gimnazio in pravno fakulteto je izvrsi 1887. Leta
1899 je polozil doktora il ekonome in fnancne zna
nosti. ekonomskmi studijami je zacel bavt zelo
Zgodaj Leta 1896 je obav vecjo sudij migracj in
fnancni potiki fasisticni Iai Ia razpravo "Sisem
kliringa zunan rgovni je dobil Svetosavsko nagra
do Bill e clan uredniskega odbora casopsa "Ekonomsko
finansiski zvot in pomozni urednik casopsa Jugosla
venski ekonomist cd leta 1887 Staln sodelavec Eko
nomista (Zagreb) "Arhiva pravne in drustvene nau
ke' (Beograd), "Preged (Sarajevo, "Pravna misel,"
"Socialni arhv it'd Cd eta 1896 je bill clan drlstva
pravno filozofijo in sociologjo.
Objavil je knjige "Struktwa svetovne trgovne"
(Beograd, 1885, 'Gospodarstvo alijanskega fasizma
(Beograd, 194O) nemscini e zdal izdaji Kelske
universe sudijo 90 razvou prebvastva Jugoslaviji
Incl je zbran material vec daljsh razprav, po-
sebno dubrovnisk gospodarski zgodovini
Sodeloval je pr mnogih znanstvenih casopisih V
anglescini, nemscin in spanscin Economic Review,
Pacific Affairs Rural Sociology Foreign Affairs"
it'd.
Ameriko e prisel predlog prof. Roberta Ker-
nerja Kaforniske universe, kjer e dobi mesto od
delku "a ekonomjo. Lea 1910 e bill zbran izrednega
profesora socane in ekonomske geographic Institutu
Politecnco Naconal, Mexico City, Mexico. Kafor
nij e prouceva gospodarsko migraciJo it'd Bill je clan
tajnistva Institute of Pacific Relations.
Ko je bila Jugoslavija okuprana in je Ameriko
prsla misija ugosovsnske vlade Mrkovic pustl
10 univerzetno kariero in prduz delu takratnega
ministra ugoslovanske vade Kosanovcu Ma Intenacio
naln konferenci della oktobru, 1941 New Yorku je
bill ajnik in svetovaec delegacije. marcu 1912 e po
sta sef Urada rekonstukco Jugoslavie kot sodela
vec predsednika Odbora ekonstrukcijo mnistra Ko
sanovca. Mirkovicev redakc e izso okolo strdeset
krash studij ekonomskh probemih Jugoslavije an
gescini Bill e predsednik komiteja poljedelstvo V
Central and Eastern European Planning Board, clan Eko-
nomskega oddeka United Nations Information Office.
Vnjegovi redakciji bo zdala kafoniska unverza knj
go Jugoslaviji
Mirkovic je stano psal canke Jugosovanski
demokrask tsk Ko je bill odokom Purceve Wade raz-
puscen Jugoslovanski nfonacjsk center in ustavjeno
delo "a ekonomsko rekonstkcijo Jugoslavije e Mir
kovc javil amerisko armada in e sluzbo ako nastop
Namenen e bill intelektuano delo in akcijo oda "a
hteval je direktno vojno akcijo.
Ko e strelja nemsko etao, XII e leteo zelo nizko,
je bill 2. maja 1914 ubt nekjev Jugosaviji
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Bill je prvi c'~omladanski dan.
Nebo tako cisto kakor Sc ga
mora pricakovati sar1o v soln-
chi Italiji. Ker sem incl ia dan
presto, sem sci takoj po zaj-
trku ma izprehod po mestu, ka-
terega ime maj ostane vojaska
tainnst. KInalu srecam ma ulici
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-27
Nekje v Italiji S svejkom
En- dan voznje kolesom po Italiji

italijanskega porocnika, S kate
rim sva 81 dobra prijatelja; on
govori namrec dobro slovensci-
no.
Vprasa me, kan pa tako Ego
daj, gospod? Odgovorim mu, da
imam danes prost dan in da ne
VEN kaj bi pocel, da si skraj-
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izdelalo fizicno in zivcno, da mu
je zdravnik prepovedal vsako
nadaljno delo "a par mesecev,
&c hoce okrevati. Sedaj Sc ma
haia v kliniki v Philadelphia.
Adamic smatra "a nujno po-
trebo reorganizirati Zdruzeni
odbor ma nacin; da bodo v ura-
du, bodisi predsedniki ali pa tai
niki vseh narodnih skupin, XII
tvorijo Zdruzeni odbor. Ma ia
nacin bi lahko vodili posle "a
svojo organizacijo, obenem pa
tudi delo Zdruzenega odbora in
nosili odgovornost. Adamic Sc
smatra odgovornega "a vse de-
10 zdruzenega odbora, in ker
nina v uradu zadosti oseb, XII
bi delo vrsile brez njegovega
nadzorstva, Sc vsi zanasajo ma
NIGGA.
Brat Zaitz: Joze Zalar je mne-
MIA, da SANS postane samo-
stojna organizacija, da Sc po-
polnoma loci cd takozvanega
"Adamicevega" Zdruzenega od-
bora in della lie "a Zdruzeno Slo-
venijo, vse politicne stvari pa
da pusti pri miru. Osebno sem
Sc nikoli proved ogreval "a Zdru-
zeni odbor, ker nisem incl veil
ko zaupanje v nekatere njegove
odbornike, posebno hrvaske in
srbske. Ampak ker je bila nasa
naloga zblizati demokraticne E.
lemente med Srbi, Hrvati in
Slovenci, sem podpiral ia ko-
rak. Ce Zdruzeni odbor nj dru-
gega dosegel, je sprawl skupaj
one ameriske Jugoslovane, XII
imajo enak program "a novo
Jugoslavijo, in pod vodstvom
Adamica je razkrinkal mahina-
CHE reakcionarne Wade in Mi
hajlovica. SANS tega sam ne
bi mogel napraviti. JAZZ osebno
ne bonn nikoli zalil versko pre-
pricanje enega ali drugega clo-
veka, ampak versko prepricanje
in klerikalizem je povsem nekaj
drugega. To sem poudarjal tudi
ma seji sirsega odbora. Klerika-
lizem Sc vedno skriva v ver-
skem ozadju in to nj posteno.
Politfcne stranke, o katerih je
govoril Zalar, danes MISC vec to,
kar so bile. Kar je ostalo, je le
ogrodje. zivko Topalovic je bill
nekdaj progresiven in proti kra-
lju, danes pa je "a kralja. Tisti
document cd socialisticne stran-
ke nj podpisan in kot tax nina
pomona. Pravi socialist nina
jo nicesar pricakovati Cd sta
rega reda, cemu bi Sc sedaj O.
bracali k reakciji in cd ME is
kali pomoc? Ia zadeva nj pri-
sla v javnost po nasi krivdi, am
pax po krivdi Zveze slovenskih
zupnij in patra Ambrozica, XII
je tukaj navzoc. Ravno tako
tudi tisti "komunisticni nacrt "a
pobijanje ljudi'', katerega je p.
Ambrozic priobcil. &c ne bo So
cialnih reform ma Balkanu in
&c Sc ina povrniti start red S
pomocjo zavezniskih sill, cemu
hi v tenn boju padali nasi anne
riski vojaki? Socialni preobrat
v Jugoslaviji pride, O tenn bodi-
mo prepricani. In kadar pride,
bo tekla tudi kri, kakor tece kri
v vseh revolucijah. Tega SANS
ne DO zabranil. Ce bi brat Ia
lar bill prakticen, 'bi rajsi pred
lozil definitiven predlog, glasom
katerega bi Sc dalo in skusalo
mas program urediti. Njegova
izjava nasi skupnosti ne DO mic
koristila, pac pa skodila. Nova
Jugoslavija pride; 2 MO pride
socialni preobrat, XII ga nihce
ne DO preprecil. = ...
Brat Zalar: Kdo pa hoce sta
70 Jugoslavijo?