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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
CIVIC GROUPS TOLD
OF EXTENSION SET-IJP
Continued from Pare Ono,

I
cided to carry it over until next
weeks meeting which will be de.
voted in full to further discussion
Emory was presented at the club
meeting by H. A. Marks, president
OF the Chamber of Commerce and
chairman of the Community Coun.
Gil.
At yesterday afternoons meeting
of the Parent-Teacher Council the
plan was presented by Emory and
Mayor Bruce B. Cameron, in COM
pany with City Manager A. C.
Nichols. The meeting was held at
the Hemenway school auditorium.
The endorsement of the plan by
the Jaycees was the second such
endorsement it has received. Mon
day night Wilmington Post No. 10
OF the American Legion voted
unanimously to approve the plan
after hearing it explained by
Emory.
The plan will be presented today
to the Kiwanis club by Mr.. Marks.
and on Friday to the Exchange
club by several members of the
City Planning Board. Last Thurs
day night it was presented to the
Civitan club by Mayor Cameron.
At each of yesterdays meetings.
the proponents of the plan set forth
specifically that their purpose was
to obtain full and early discussion
OF the plan, in time to make the
necessary revisions so that the
United wishes of the community
could be embodied in a bill to be
laid before the legislature, and urg-
ed that their hearers state their
opinions freely so that the wishes
OF the citizens could be known.
They expressed willingness to alter
the proposal if the citizens show,
an inclination to have changes
made.
The area proposed for definite
annexation would include Princess
Place, Chestnut Heights, KenwoAd,
Brookwood, Forest Hills, Country
Club Pines, Oleander, Colonial Viii
lage, Longwood and the Oleander
Court Apartments.
The advocates of the plan stated
their opinion that city services
could be extended within a rea-
sonable time to these sections, and
said the additional revenue to the
city would approximately offset the
extra cost of maintenance and
services. They said there was some
doubt about the possibility of i'm
mediate extension of services to
the southern area, including Sunset
Park, but suggested that bill be
as a companion to the east
ern extension bill, empowering the
city to take in the southern section
upon petition Of a crop of citizens
to be followed presumably by an
election to be participated in by
the affected residents.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
HUMPHREY CORR

PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y.
April 25@RNHumphrey Cobb, Is
author and advertising executive
died today after a long illness
Cobb was the author of paths o
Glory published in 1885, maya
zine stories and motion picture
scripts.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
-OnePersonsMade
United States Citizens

Thirty-one persons obtained their
United States citizenship in a
naturalization ceremony in U. S
District court yesterday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock by Judge I. M
Meekins.
The Wilmington chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revo.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
BUS DAMAGED

"A Tide Water bus was dam
aged last night when a car
drlven by Robert G. Scott pass
ca TO the right and crashed
lnSo the bus as the latter at
tempted to turn onto the high
way from Sunset Park, state
highway patrolmen reported.
damage was estimated at $50.
Inc bus was driven by Otto
Tower. No one was injured.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
MRS. J. A. ROEBUCK

Ms. J. A. Roebuck, SO, Rober-
sonville, died at Robersonville
Sunday afternoon. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Mrs. Roebuck was the
mother of Mrs. c. F. Bissinger. of
Robersonville andd Norfolk. Va.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
DIR. w. S. ELKIN

LIN. w. 3. ELKIN
ATLANTA, April 25-P-Dr. W
S. Elkin, 85-year-old dean emeri.
tus OF the Emory University medi
cal school which he helped or.
ganize, died yesterday in Enor,
hospital. He had been ill severa.
months.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfers listed Tuesda,
by Register of Deeds Rhodes in
cluded: R. B. McClammy to R. B
jackson, PIT. Lot 2/59, City. Burke
II. Bridgers ct al to Norwood West
brook ct al, Br. Pr, City. E. D
Love to E. B. Ward, PIT. Lot 1/5o2
City. S. E. Loftin to Milton Walk.
er, 1t. 1-2/499, City. R. H. Mat.
thews to E. E. Canady, $40 acres
Canady Pr. Har. Twp.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Lawrence Wilson, % and Jo-
sic Romeo, 20, both of Will
mington and Louis Geanopolis,
~, and Pauline Melanos, rs,
both Of Chicago were issued
marriage licenses Tuesday by
Register of Deeds, Rhodes.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
WEATHER
eastern Standard Time)

eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hour.
ending 1880 pm, yesterday.
1870 am, So; 1880 am, SO; 1870 pm.
70; 7:20 pm, 70.
Maximum, 80; minimum. 81; mean, a.
normal, IS.
Humidity
"a; 7:30 pm, IS.
1870 am, So: 1880 am. 80; 1870 pm.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending Z: 80 pm
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month
2.28 inches.
Tides For Today
From the Tide Tables published by
u. S. Coast and GeOdetic SurVey)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
BUSY WEEK

BUSY WEEK
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. Ma
pies, April 25-R)-Allied aircraft
flew $500 sorties in bombing Bal
kan targets the week of April Is
%, shooting down 90 planes against
a loss of 81. headquarters sald
today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
CHECK Fn11Nn

The Wilmington Police de-
partment Is in possession of a
camp Davis government check
made payable to one Louise
POWERS. She may secure the
cneck by producing proper
identification at the office Of
the chief Of police.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
City Briefs
WORK COMPLETED

construction on 18th street
mas been completed and it is
now open for traffic, ]. A.
Loughlin, City Engineer an
nounced yesterday.
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SECOND ANNIVERSARY

oOOND ANNIVERSARY
The USO Club, 9O1 Nixon
street will celebrate its second
ann anniversary On Saturday, April
Soth. The public is cordially in
Vlted to attend the program
ana open house Sunday, April
Soth from 5 p. m. to 10 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

coLoRED WOMAN. s1l,oc
weekly. Health certificate. 100 Dock
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

G1ames addresses and their questions. These
we're collected in bag. resembling an Inverted
cone. on the end of stick.
Then the questions were carried on-stage and
dumped into transparent glass bowl Anyway.
the audience was led TO believe that those were
the slips on which they had written. Actually,
they were nothing more than blanks
The container a stick was the famous
changing bag" II had secret compartment
containing blank slips which went into the bowl
The assistant carrying the legitimate questions
then went off-stage. There was little micro
phone in the dressing room. connected with ear
phones under the turban worn by the mind reader
Now you know why so many of them wore
turbans and called themselves swami or
"Rajah" The turban had It's
Recently, mind readers improved on this de-
vice They used "walkie takie" long before the
war The assistant wears a tiny microphone con
cealed in his lapel flower The mind reader is
performing two functions He is busy answering
one question and, his earphoncs. he is listening
10 the next question being asked by an unsus.
pecting member OF the audience.
When people became smart and began 10 see
through the more obvious devices OF the stage
mcnalists the boys and girls nobly rose 10 the
situation. Their codes and signals became more
complex and required great study-pus prodl-
giouS memory to achieve smoothneSs
Ralph Reed a famous authority on magic,
worked out the "Calostro" system which IS sold
TO professionals for SO and is in wide use today.
This method OF thought transfcrencc. elaborate
and complex as II is, is founded on Reeds own
phonetic system 1t dcfcd detection for many
years and is still used successfully in most places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

rate You would be. too. about the sort of general
tiles she offered as predictions Would you venture
10 predict that the curvaceous Clara Bow OF the
192O's would be- married within two years ? OF
course you would.
Today Gene Dennis lives in happy retirement
in her Kansas City, Mo. home.
ONE girl mentalist. who billed herself an
- Indian Princess, had the experts fooled for a
while. Her work was tremendously clever She
worked with an assistant in the audience but used
no "gimmicks" wired apparatus she always
carefully explained TO the audience Nor did she
ask anyone 10 write anything
one OF her favoriteS was the lost ring gag.
She would point TO man in the audience. 1t APP
peared he had lost valuable ring. You placed
il in Your right vest pocket" she would say.
There is a hole in the lining. II you look in the
lining you will find your ring.
In a moment the gentleman located the ring.
The Indian Princess recovered all lost articles
with lghtnnglike rapidly one woman con
fcsScd in hystcrical voice that the information
given 20 her about her lost daughter was true
in every detail.
princess had no less than 81 assistants. divided
into groups No group ever appeared for two
consecutive shows, in case people stayed over.
There have been many such mind reading acts
that carried from a dozen TO two dozen assistants
who did nothing but appear as part of the audi
ence TO give startling testimony regarding the
correctness of answers.
Is the mind reader who visits your town an
entertainer in the theatre or is he u designing
charlatan? You easily find out If he is an
entertainer, you will receive in entertainment
many times the price Of the admission ticket, even
though you might know his secrets and the fact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

GcOe EuRetllc)
u q n nj S came
out of Missouri
in the early
1920's to as
tou d people
with her sixth
s q n S g Her
featS were truly
amazing. $ h @
became a vogue
I'm the movie
colony. Gullible
II o llywooditcS
"a n d among
them was Char
lie Chaplin
would pay her
fabulous fee S
to h ar h er
"advice about
the future"
l had occa.
sion to think of
Gene De n / S
during the 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

that everything he does is trickery and deception
But if his performance is only come on
as he describes it TO his cohortS-and you are IN
vited for a private reading" be prepared to
spend from 500 to S500-perhaps more, depend
ing upon your gullibty and finances, in useless
endeavor to learn something about your future.
For the mind reader and this includes all
charlatans who solicit private readings for fee.
whether they are spiritual mediums, "aStrolo-
gists" or any other kind of lists" know far less
about your affairs, and what you are likely TO do
in the future, than you do
NNE legitimate mind reader, who is really an
~ entertainer and does not Stoop TO private
readings, declared recently that it becoming
more and more difficult TO get engagement
in theatre where he was already known.
The managers antagoniStiC,' he said.
"One in particular has been unusually sarcastic
II appeared that crystal gazer' had played his
theatre for the ridiculous salary of So night
"But from the disturbance created when he de-
parted he continues, lit was apparent that his
real income was hundreds of dollars day which
he received for answering questions personally
in his hotel ROOM"
One celebrated mind reader found private in.
terviews quite disastrous, although the revenue.
while it lasted, was high. It was alleged that one
"dupe" alone paid him $500 for several inter
views. Now he is taking the rest cure in West
penitentiary
Next week Mr.. Himber will wander into the
night club field of mind reading, and show how
these ladies and gentlemen differ from their col
leagues I'm other branches OF the psychic and
supernatural.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

7 res q e n
election campaign.
There were two
sets of soothsayers
those who pre-
dicted Roosevelt
wouru Of reelected and those
who said il was a cinch for
Wendell Willkie.
After the election the seers
and prophets who said that
Roosevelt would be reelected
loudly proclaimed their pow
ers OF peering into the future,
while the Willkie predicters
sat back and waited for the
next major event that needed
predicting.
Gene Dennis made similar
predictions, especially for
people in the movie colony. A
checkback reveals that she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

utIeu CIldl IDdl ~
as TO be readable.
Mind re a q ing
gravitated from the
medicine show. car
nival and side show
TO the vaudeville
stage. At first. mind
reading was simple.
An uncomplicated
system Of signals
and key words used
b. the assistant In
the audience con-
veyed all information
cd by the mind rea'
A cute" routine
carly days involved I
OF electrical apparatt
assistant would go il
audience and pass OF
- which people wrot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

toliko razjasnilo, da bi noben
zaveden ameriski Slovenec in
Slovenka ne smell vec imeti po-
nislekov, ali Sc bi SANSu pri-
druzil ali ne. Maj DO konec brez-
briznostil Narod v domovini
klice nase pomoci, nasega bo-
drila! Ma tisoce nash hrabrih
MOI, zena in sirot je brez do
NOV, brez zavetisca. Stradajo!
Bratje in sestre, z~avedajte Sc
tega! Pomagajte! Pridruzite Sc
SANSu, da elm castnejse in US
peSnejSe izvrsi veliko delo, ka-
terega ste mu powerful ma Slo-
venskem narodnem kongresu.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
Vsl VABLJENI MA
PINK KLUBA ST. | JSZ
IN PROLETARCA

Chicago, Ill. - Menda DO zad-
Mi slovenski piknik tel sezoni
ia, XII ga priredi klub st. l JSZ v
korist Proletarca v nedelio II.
sept. ma Keglovem vrtu v Willow
Springsu.
Vstopnina je prosta. Vsi do
brodosli. Igral DO GradiSkov-
Omerzov orkester.
Vsi, XII innate avte, ste prose
nj, da povabite S sabo toliko pri-
jateljev, kolikor je sedezev.
Oni, XII Sc bodo vozili z bust,
pa maj vzamejo Bluebird bus,
XII vozi V Joliet via Route A A.
Il Chicago gre ia bus vsako uro
s postaje ma 20 E. Randolph ST.
in ustavi ma Ogden in Ashland
Ave. IL minut pc vsaki uri, ma
Ogden in Western Is minut po-
zneje, ma Ogden in Kedzie 20
minut pc uri, ma %. cesti in
Crawford "a minut, ma Cicero
in Cermak % minut in ma Ar
cher Ave. 35 minut pc uri. Use,
kar potrebujete torej je, da ste
toliko minut pc uri ma eni ONE
njenih postal. Boise je seveda
da pridete par minut pref, da
busa ne zamudite. Voznina je
nizka in "a povrnitev v Chicago
ga bodite ma Keglovem vrtu As
minut pc vsaki uri. IL Jolieta
gredo OBJ uri, do Willow Spring
a jih vzame As minut.
Torej ne pozabite: V nedeljo
II. septembra ma svidenje pr
Keglu. p. O..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

lali, bi sci profitni sistem kma-
III k vragu. Ravno isto je, ker
delavci agitiraio in podpirajo
kapitalisticno casopisje. cato
tudi nikamor ne morejo S svo-
jim programom in S svoio poll
ticno akcijo. Delavska akcija
in morala pa pada. Gas je, da
zacne delavstvo 0 tenn razmiS-
ljati in aktivno agitirati ter vse-
splosno podpirati svoj lastni de-
lavski tisk - svoje lastno oro-
.zje.
Vojna v Evropi Sc bliza kon-
GU. Ma milijone zivljenj je IL
gublienih, milijone ljudi traino
pohablienih, stotisoce vasi po-
rusenih ali pa pozganih do tai.
Ali zadostno razmiSljujemo o
trpljenju nasega lastnega naro-
da v Sloveniji, o ljudeh, XII Jill
klicemo brate in sestre, ocete in
matere? Stevilke -pomozne ak
CHE "a v start kraj izkazujejo,
da sno v vecini veliki hinavci.
Borih $76, 600 nabranih skoro V
treh letih. Komai 25 centov ma
posameznega Slovenca, &c Sc ra-
cuna, da je mas okrog cetrt mill
iona v Zed. drzavah. VISA cast IL
slim, XII SO rrispevali pc SIS in
vec. Kje SO drugi? Skrajni cas-
je, da Sc vsak posamezen Slove-
nee in Slovenka zdrami in pose
re tako globoko v Yep, da DO boz
lelo, ker tie bolecine boste V
sladkosti prenasali OBJ pomisli
ma t~rpljenje, skozi katerega SO
Sli v zadnjih treh letih in pol
vasi bratje in sestre. Ko boste
pomislili, kako Sc YAM zahva-
ljujejo S krvavecim srcem in S
solznimi ocmi Ia vase nitro po-
moe v najkriticnejsi uri sloven-
skega naroda, VAN DO dobro,
ker ste pomagali. Zbirajte oble-
ko in obuvala, prispevajte v de-
narju in to takoj, ker Slovenija
DO najbrze kmalu VISA osvoboje-
ma. In ladje bodo v kratkem pri-
pravljene odpeljati spotrebscine
naSim bratom in sestram, de-
maria pa Sc nj zbranega niti "a
polovico ladje. Spomnite Sc ma
pregovor, da kdor nitro da,
dvakrat da".
Ne pozabite, da Sc DO vrSil
piknik kluba st. l JSZ in Prole-
tarca nedeljo II. septembra,
ma lepem Keglovem vrtu. Ia
bave in okrepcila DO dovolj "a
vse, XII SO in bodo dobre wolfe.
Pridite in ma svidenje! - Louis
Zorko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
DYE OSEBl, XII Sc
OMENKUJETI O
USODI .NARODOV
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)
Zahteve pc reformah

Zahteve pc reformah
Ljudstvo zahteva reform, XII
bodo socialno kaj pomenile, ne
pa estate lie besede ma papirju.
Churchill Sc Jim upira. Roose-
welt je neodlocen. Prvi n. pr. ie
"a ohranitev gnile savojske di-
nastije V Italiji, drugi mt je
molce pritrdil.
Pred dobrim letom je poseb-
no Churchill poudaril, da Sc iu-
goslovanski in grski kralj vrne-
ia ma njuna prestola. Stain je k
temu dodal, da ina v takih
stvareh tudi on nekaj besede, XII
je prilicno obveljala.
Nj verjetno, da bosta Chur-
chill in Roosevelt to njuno OBJ
ljubo sedaj spet tako svecano
zatrdila.
Problem Franciie in ItaIije
Steer pa bosta imela v raz-
pravi veliko vaznejsih stvari.
N. pr, kaj maj nastane il Itali-
je? Pa ,Franciie, Spanske, Bel
gije, Danske it'd.
Kako urediti Jugoslavijo, da
ne DO V prihodnji vojni spet zr-
tev spletk in napadov?
Kaj stori Russia? Churchill
in Roosevelt jo o svojih name
rah uradno obveScata in infor-
mirata. Ampak Moskva mic kai
ne verjame v zavezniStvo teh
dveh dezel in &c ne pride re
pred koncem vojne do iskrene-
ga Sporazuma med mimi, DO "a
mir V Evropi jake slabo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
Il SANSovego urodo
r
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, Ill.

namenjen SANSu. Ker je nasta-
10 nekaj nesporazuma, kaj doti-
enc zvezdice pomenijo, mai slu-
Il vsem prizadetim sledece po-
lasnilo: petkonicna rdeca I'VE
IDA pomeni naSo znano jutranio
zvezdo danico - oznanjevalko
dneva svobode. Konice v.zvezdi
pa znacijo pet glavnih narodno-
sti v Jugoslaviji - Slovenijo,
Hrvatsko, Srbijo, Macedonia
in crno goro. Ia zvezda je torei
simbol bodoce svobodne, fede-
rativne Jugoslaviie; najdemo 10
tudi ma belem polju rdece-belo-
plave move jugoslovanske "a
StaVe.
Ma konvenciii SO razni govor-
Mkt poudarjali vaznost letos-
Nth predsedniskih volitev in
zakljueeno je bilo, da SANS po-
zove vse ameriSke Slovence-vo-
lilce, da Sc pr svojih volilnih
odborih registrirajo in ma volil-
nj dan tudi volijo "a take kandi-
date, XII SO naklonjeni Zdruzeni
Sloveniji in demokraticni, fede-
rativni Jugoslaviji. Kot organi-
~zacija, sestojeca il clanov raz-
nih politicnih prepricanj, je
SANS V ameriski politiki ne
vtralen. Apelira pa ma vse anne
riske drzavljane slovenskega
pokolenja, da uvazujejo letos-
ME ameriSke volitve in izvrSijo
svojo drzavljansko dolznost.
Vase najsilnejse orozje je vo-
lilni listek. Registrirajte Sc!
v nedeljo II. septembra Sc
vrsi V Coverdalu, Pa, jugoslo-
vanski shod pod avspicijo slo-
venskih, hrvaskih in srbskih
druStev v Coverdalu in okolici.
V imenu SANSa DO govoril ME
gov tajnik Kuhel,-Vseslovan-
ski kongres DO letos zboroval v
Pittsburghu %. in "a. septem-
bra. Tudi SANS je clan tega
kongresa in DO postal ma MEGA
sedem delegatov, zastopnikov
SANSa pr Zdruzenem odboru.
juznoslovanskih Amerikancev.
XII DO incl svojo letno sejo v
Pittsburghu en- dan pred kon-
gresom. Slovenska drustva, Or
ganizacije in organizirane sku-
pine so vabljene, da poSljejo
svoje zastopnike ma Vseslovan-
ski kongres.
Konvencija SANSa je spre-
menila obstojeee dolocilo glede
clanarine in zakljucila, da INA
sa nova clanarina najmanj So
letno. Placati Sc mora v enem,
a ne mani kot V dveh obrokih,
oziroma 81 vsakega pol leta.
Tajnike nash postojank opo-
zarjamo, da pobirajo clanarino
v smislu tega zakljucka. Vsake-
clanu Sc maj ida clanska
kartica. Razumljivo je samo pc
sebi, da podruznice lahko dolo-
clio vecjo vsoto "a svojo clana-
rino, lie manjse cd So Sc ne do
wolf. Ia dolocba Sc maj pricne IL
vajati Sc ia mesec. Podruznice,
XII nimajo clanskih kartic, Sc
maj obrnejo ma glavni urad.
V kratkem casu DO Slovenija
svobodna. Toda naSe delo tedai
ne DO dokoncano. Vso pozornost
je treba takoj obrniti, kako OLA
citi SANS, povecati njegov OBJ
seq, njegovo clanstvo in finan-
cha sredstva. Obzorje Sc je re
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

Prva konvenclJa SloVenSkega
ameriSkega narodnega sveta, XII
Sc lie pricela v soboto 2. septem-
bra, ie bila uspesno zavrsena v
nedelio 3. septembra popoldne.
VISA zborovanja so Sc vrslla v
nailepsi slogi in harmoniji in "a
izvrSeno delo SANSa v pretek-
losti je odbor dobil zaupnlcQ.
Predstavnikom osvobodilnega
gibania v Sloveniji Sc nj bio
mogoce odzvati in biti osebno
navzoci ma konvenciji, pac pa
so izrazili svoje in zelje naroda
potion brzojavov, XII SO bill de-
legaciji precitani v soboto in ne
delio. Zlasti z velikim navduSe-
MEM ie zbornica sprejela bro
iav cd Slovenskega narodnega
OsvOb0dilnega sveta (SNOS),
katerega sta V imenu predsed-
silva podpisala predsednik Josip
Vidmar in tajnik Boris Kidric
ter brzoiava cd ministra drja.
Draga MaruSica in ministra
Save Kosanovica. Louis Ada
mic je precital pismo cd marsa-
la Josipa Broza-Tita, predsedni-
ka narodnega osvobodilnega
sveta Jugoslaviie, in pismo drja
Josipa Smodlake, poverjenika
Z a zunanje zadeve V AVNOJU
(AntifaSisticnem vecu narodne
osvoboditve Jugoslavije), kar so
zborovalci pozdravili z burnim
aplavzom.
Razne resolucije, pravila in
drugi vazni zakljucki, konveci-
ie bodo kasneje priobceni v ma
sin listih, kakor DO tudi zapis-
nix.
Konvencija je izvolila glavni
odbor, sestojec il izvrSnega,
nadzornega in sirSega odseka
ter namestnike. Sledeci clani
SANSa tvorijo novi odbor:
IzvrSni: Etbin Kristan, pred
sednik, Janko N. Rogelj, I. pod
predsednik, Fred A. Wider, II.
podpredsednik. Mirko c.. Ku-
hel, tainik, Vincent Cainkar,
blagajnik, Jacob Zupan, zapis-
nikar; odborniki so: Leo Jurjo-
vec, Anton Krapenc, Leopold
KushIan, Albina Novak in FIR.
Zaitz.
Nadzorni: Louis zeleznikar,
predsednik, Josephine Zakrai-
SEX in Joseph Zavertnik, mad
zOrnika.
SirSi: John Arko, Anton De-
bevec, Joseph F. Durn, Joseph
ne Eriavec, Theresa Gerzel, An
ton Horzen, Anthony JerSin,
rev. Malta Kebe, Frank KLINE,
Helena KuSar, Kath. Krainz,
John Kvartic, John Pollock,
LudYik MUTT, Antoinette Sim
cic, Theresa Speck, Valentin
Stroj, John Stonich, Andrew
Vidrich in Anton Zbasnik.
Namestniki "a izvrSni odbor:
DIR. Andrew Furlan, Louis Ka-
ferle in Frank Alesh.'
Namestniki Ia SirSi odbor:
Frank Cesen, Louis Champa,
John Turk, John Tercelj in Jo-
Seph Zorc.
Castni clani: Louis Adamie,
caStni predsednik, Marie Pris-
land, castna podpredsednica, DIR.
f. j.. Kern, castni odbornik.
DELEGATE il New Yorka so te-
kom sVojega bivanja V Cleve-
landu pridno razpecavali parti-
zanSke zvezdice, katere je ma
bavil delegat RADIO Vavpotic.
Clsti izkupiGek cd the zvezdic je