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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-13
State Republicans Meet,
Howard Named Committeeman,
Redmond Reelected Chairman
Approve Platform, Charge Waste,
Urge u. S. Payroll Slash

The Mississippi Republican Par
ty meeting here in state conven-
ton last Thursday, May 4, adopted
a platform criticizing what it
termed "woeful waste and extrava-
gance" in the conduct of the war
and urged the discharge of "all
federal civilian employees not ac-
tually needed"
The convention named Perry
Howard as national committee
man and Mrs. Mary Booze, Mound
Bayou, as national committeewo-
man. The delegates rejected S. D.
Redmond, Jackson as chairman.
They named as presidential cleo
tors Fred Hale, Natchez and J. H.
Gerheart, Bolton, from the state
at large and the following district
electors: T. C.. Moore, Macon,
first; F. M. O'Sea, Charleston. sec
ond; R. A. Whalen, IndianoIa,
third; M. U. Rhodes, French Camp,
fourth; Jasper Boykin, Meridian,
fifth; Monroe Smith, Hattiesburg,
sixth; and Walter Gerheart, Boil
ton, seventh.
Candidates for representatives in
Congress qualified from six of the
seven districts. They are A. P.
Wilks, West Point, first; William
McConough, Oxford, second; R. A.
Whalen, Indianola, third; w. B.
Smith, Walden, fourth; D. c. John
son, Meridian, fifth and C. S. Col
Inns, Jackson, seventh. A candi-
date from the sixth district was
expected to be named later.
Hon. Perry Howard, keynote
speaker at the meeting, urged Ne
groes to seek the right to regis
ter, saying, I'VE are not doing so
as enemies of the white man. We
have lived side by side and will
continue to do So"
In resolutions the Republicans
renewed their faith in the princi-
pies and policies of the Republican
party and pledged their unswerv-
ing loyalty and unselfish devotion
of its cause. They also pledged
their sincere efforts to further the
development Of the party in Mis-
sissippi, asking that all who believe
in constitutional government, who
opposed a totalitarian form of gov
eminent and who are opposed to
the perpetuation Of a dynasty in
control of this country to vote the
Republican ticket in November.
They pledge their every effort
toward a speedy and successful
conclusion of this war, urging an
alliance between this country and
the other peace loving nations of
the world, backed by sufficient
force, to maintain at all hazards
the peace of the world hereafter.
They voiced their regret at the
woeful extravagant waste of the
peoples substance on the part of
the New Deal in making this war
cost the taxpayers several times
more than it should cost.
They expressed their belief in
the right of labor to bargain col
lctively; in an honest days wage
for an honest days work; but also
fair and just reward for capital.
They expressed their depreciation
of all labor unions which exclude
men because of race, color or
creed.
They expressed their belief in a
protective tariff for infantry in
dustry; pledged themselves to the
emancipation of the American
farmer; urged speedy regulation
Continued On Page Eight
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-13
Wornan's Society
Sponsors Mothers
Day Service

The Woman's Society of Central
Methodist Church, North Parish
Street will sponsor Mothers Day
service, Sunday, June IA, 1914 al
80 p. m.
The guest speaker will be Miss
Gloria B. Evans of Jackson Col
ege.
Friends are invited to be pres
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-13
Buy War Bonds

People should be shamed. 1t is
absurd, this pretending to be low
ers of liberty, while we begrudge
paying for the defense of it,
Benjamin Franklin.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-13
Six Women Arrive
In England For
Red Cross Work

Washington, d. C.-Safe arrival
in England of six women for as
signment to Negro-staffed clubs
was announced this week by the
American Red Cross. The group
includes one assistant club direc-
tor, one personal service director
and four staff assistants.
Minnie Mae Street, assistant club
director, 1908 w. Chestnut street
Louisville, KY.
Marie Cathryn Wilburn, personal
service director, 4201 Cook avenue
st. Louis, Mo.
Ida Billee Wood, staff assistant
306 S. Maple ST., Somerset, KY.
Alice Rae Meacham, staff assist
ant, 1919 3rd ST., N. W., Washing
ton, D. c.
Margaret Cormick Lamb, staff
assistant, Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va.
Grace Smith, staff assistant, III
Dennison ST., Dayton, o.
Mrs. Street is agraduate of Lin
coin Institute, Lincoln Ridge, KY
Before her Red Cross appointment
she was employed for Is years by
the Mammoth Life and Accident
Insurance Company in Louisville
KY, her last position with the com
pany being head of the policy de-
partment Mrs. Street is a member
of the Business and Professional
Women's Club and Iota Phi Lamb
da Sorority For two years she
served as general chairman of the
U.S.O. in Louisville She was a
member of the committee of man
agement, publicity chairman and
treasurer of the Y.W.C.A. in that
city. She also has served as treas
urer of the National Insurance AS
ISOLATION.
Miss Wilburn is a graduate of
Stowe College, st. Louis, Mo-, and
Atlanta University School of So
cial Work. She taught school in
Clayton, Mo-, and later was en-
ployed as a clerk and placement
secretary by the ST. Louis Urban
League.
Miss Wood is a graduate of Spell
man College (B.A) and Atlanta
University (M.AD She served as
president and cabinet member of
the Y.W.CA. in Atlanta, and is a
member of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority. She was member of the
Spelman community council and
the Spelman IS" club, and receiv-
ed an award for her work with
the Atlanta University Players.
She held an N.Y.A. job while at
tending Spelman College.
Miss Meacham is a graduate
B.S0 of North Carolina State
Teachers College, Durham, N. c.,
and took a recreation workshop
course at Howard University.
Washington, D. c. She taught kim
dergarten for one year, and before
her Red Cross appointment was
employed as a clerk by the War
Department, Arlington, Va. She
served as volunteer with the
A.W.V.S. and the American Red
Cross in Washington, D. c.
Miss Lamb is a graduate (B.S0
of Hampton Institute, Hampton,
Va. She taught school at Black
stone, Va, Norfolk, Va, and Ac-
comac, Va, and served as direc-
tor of physical education at Hamp-
ton Institute. Her last position be-
fore joining the Red Cross staff
was teacher of physical education
in the Hampton public schools.
Miss Smith is a graduate (A.BD
of the University of Cincinnati
She was employed as a mechanic
learner at Christ Hospital, Cincin-
natl, O., and as a clerk by the U. S.
Army Signal Corps in that city.
She is a member of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority and the Blue Hydra
Society.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-13

Hon. Station Hospital No. /. Fort
Hcuchuco; motive OF Puerto Rico;
B.s. 1sgree from Tennessee State
A. q I. College; studied Kent Col
egs Of Law. MehasrY, Medical
College. Columbia University. :.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-13

cine; Chief Of Surgical Service.
Station Hospital No. ]. Fort Hua-
chuco; Diplomatic OF the Ameri-
CON Board Of Surgery.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-07-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. 49,
Sc SEA NWA 202s-1W
40 barrels. 1852.
HAGEasAm -PoND-RsspEK NO. 81
NE SE NV 2o-2&N-1W
COMPLETED 5-5i-4s. T. d., 1913. Shot
SVnnurxt, 17T2-l791. Standing.
TARRANT-goRTIEvE NO -
NE NE NE 1528N-2W
Drilling. 1850.
TARRAET-BORK.ARD NO. 81
s% s% ~ I SDsElw engine. 500.
TARRANTssTArE NO.
Sc Sc Se-2e2w
Location
TARRANT-BAUAxA NO. L.
spudded 5-1s-44: fishing for bailer 1900.
n. c. TARRANT.TARRANT NO. -
SW SW NE 20-zs-iW
Spudded 6-6-44; drilling, 1890.
Mission Dome
TNTERM0UNTATN sTATRs-B RoRss
Sc swK NwA 2s-2s-1IE
Suspended. 1885
SECURITY PETROzEUM.wKEss NO. r.
SIX SEA SWM 20-2S-f1E
Rigging up rotary, 1885.
North Pondera Area
CARTER-WABW1CK NO. H.
G Sc SO 14-zSN-4w
Rig up.
Pondera Oil Field
COBB-HERsHRERG NO. T.
NE NE SW 2S-27N-4W
T. D., 522s. granite. p. B., $3.50. Tested
Plugged and abandoned.
PendrOy Structure
JARVIS q TAYL0R-GOGGTNs NO. T.
NEH SEA 7-27-6W
Shut down. A04s.
Reagan Structure
REAGAN EFT AK~TRTBAI Is4 NO. s.
sen NWM 27-37.7W
Shut down. $3.50.
sage Greek Structure
SMITH GULzCK-soRRENsoN SMITH
NO H.
c NEH NwA 22-57N-7E
1000 feet water at 4140. Standing, 4179.
Seven-MiIe Structure
DECKERsON.FEE NO. f.
Sc NEM SWM S-9S-61E
Standing.
Vananda District
BERT-NELs0N OIL DIS. COFFEE NO. L.
NV NEA NWA 34-7N-3sE
Standing, 6S7.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-07-01
North Fork
Test Again
Making Hole

KALISPELL-J. Schenk Of Port
land. Ore, vice president of Border
Oils, Inc, was In Kalispell Tuesday
on business. He had just returned
from an inspection trip to the well
site, located on the North Fork
about IS miles north of Columbia
Falls, and reports that excellent
progress has been made during the
past week or two. About 800 new
feet of hole has been made and
operations are being carried on "a
hours a day.
Considerable difficulty was had
in hauling much Of the heavy equip
ment to location, but Schenk be-
lieves that operations will proceed
at an accelerated pace during the
balance of the summer. Drilling will
be carried on as late as practicable
in the fall and 1t is possible that
a conclusive test OF the present To-
cation may be made before that
time.-Kalispell Monitor.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-07-01
Elk Basin

Wells drilling in the Montana
portion of the Elk Basin field re-
ported progress during the week as
follows:
CARTER-HENDERsON EB.2
NE Sc NV 35-9S-23E
Drilling, 1886
CARTER-HENDERsON EB-3
Nh SW NV 35-9S-23E
Drilling 300.
sTANOLIND-ELK NO. f2
NV Sc 35-9S-23E
Drilling, 925.
sTANOLIND-RLK NO. II
Sc Sc NV 35-oS-23E
Drilling, 37sl.
STANOLIND.ELKe NO. is
c NE Sc 35-9S-23E
Spudding.
sTAEOLTND-i Up EUGENE LISA
NE NE NV 34-0S-23E
Drilling, 4242.
sTANOLEND-ZAERR NO.
NE SW Sc 349S-23E
Drilling. 1854.
OHTO-MACK ii NO.
C Sc Sc Sc 35-9S-23E
Drilling. 4037.
A single mechanical division re
quires 1900 gallons of gasoline
every hour that it is on the move
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-07-01

UtOpia Block
TExAC0srATn vi aaea NO. b.
NV seq SEA 1e-33zK
Averaged 10 bbEs aS-gravfey oil. 10 bella
wafer 8irst 10 days, Standing
TExAC0-LAAG ND. t--
NV sW sW 1889
spudded S-21-44; 100000 Gu. Fl. gas, $40
$780, drilling, 1925.
Flat Coulee Structure
NORTHERN PET<NoRTHMRN FABhds
9 NEH swH 1os7-sE
Swabbed IL bbls. oil In "a hours from
lime break, 1892. Acidized 1000 gals.
Making water only. Testing.
Fox-Luther Dome
CARTER~HOwLEN NO. L.
G SW NE 14-6S1sE
Location.
Hagan Structure
HAGEN STRUCTURE OH Co..ANDER-
N sEH NEH es1-7w
Drilling out cementi 21s0.
HarIo Structure
MTD-M0NTANA-YOUNG NO. -
c NWK NEH 13-7N-1eE
Drilling, 1881.
bingham
HTNGHAM-HOBsON-F1sI NO. L.
NE SEA SEN 25-33N-10E
Drilling, $500.
IngOmar Dome
CARTER-E0RTHERN ORDNANCE Hill.
THSON NO. a.
c NEZ SEA z2-eN-36E
5000, 900 feet of gas. 1880.
Kicking Horse Structure
HUsKY-RANKTN no. H.
spudded 5-s-S1. szs, 900 Gu. IT. gas, $40.
Rig burned 1850. Rigging up new spud-
der.
Ledger Area
HAGEAEAE-POND-FALT NO. H.
SW SW SW 35-292W
Rig up. (FIRST REPORT)
Lodge Grass-Good Luck Field
C. N. MAssnY-IxNDE NO. H.
SW NV 16-6S-35E
Spudded 11-17-4S; standing, 1850.
Marias River Area
NAPAR-ZELL no. H.
Sc NV NV 81-32N-2W
Spudded 6-s-44; drilling, $50.
Midway Structure
TARRANT-WOOD NO. L.
G NEN NWK S2-zS-1W
T. D., $685. p. y. TO Sunburst. To pump
through perforati0ns.
TARRANT.bEsTEFFE no. L.
G NWL NEA 30-2S-1W
! Putting on pump, 1855.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-07-01

Arch Apex Structure
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. H.
NV NWM NEM 4-3eN-SE
Resuuinss $40
BsacktaiI Structure
A. n. c0BB-AIaI0TTED ass NO. H.
ME NWA NWA 1-2e-Sw
Shut down, 1850.
Brady District
TExAC0 sCHLEPP NO. S.
Sc sEA SEA 21.27-2W
Tested 8 barrels. 1852
TExACO-sCHLEpP NC. e.
sW NE SIC z2-27-2W
Spudded 6-1-44 COMPLETED 8-2s-44
T. D. 1850. Sunburst sand had water
and trace of oil. Plugged and abandoned.
Button Butte
TARRANT.w0ODwOR NO. -
SEA sen 20-14N-24E
Standing. 3025.
Broadview Dome
BROADvIEw PET. CORP. .sroErEN.
BERG NO. L.
sw NE 1e-3N-23E
Ran 81 inch pipe to $40; tested oil
ing. tubing. Drilling, 5so4. showing oil
and water.
Chester Area
Sc Sc SW 21-31N-5E
Spudded S-1442, casing, 1885.
Collins Area
UNI0N-J. j. GREENE NO. H.
NV SW SW 2s-25-3W
Spudded 6-8-44; drilling, 1895.
Devon Field
MULCAHY-HELIdNGER NO. L.
NV NWM SEA 4-32-2E
1s300 nj gas 766; T. D., 1890.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. -
SW NE NE 14-33N-1E
Drilling, 800.
Dunkirk District
LUCKY 7-KNUTs0N NO. r.
NE SWM NEh 29-32N-2E
Standing, 1855.
East Bridger
ALEX BEATON no. -
SEX sen 23-6S-23E
7. D., 1873.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-07-01
953 COMPETITIONS
RECORDED I'M APRIL

Oil well competitions in April
were 953, a decline Of 103 from
March but Is percent above April,
1913. In the first four months of
1914 the total initial production of
new oil wells has been almost
double the comparable 1913 total.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-20
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

TEN, da Sc udelezimo in napol-
inimo dvorano ter jim pokaze-
mo, da veseljem in zanima-
MEM sledimo n jih delovanju.
Mislim, d. je to imenitno, da
Sc otroci Re tukaj rojenih star
Sew ucijo slovenskega petja, OBJ
enem jim ucitelj razlozi, kdo je
pesnik in kaj opeva v svoji pc
smi. S tenn Sc bodo naucili tudi
nekaj zgodovine slovenskih pes
nikov. In ako mi storimo svojo
dolznost, ne bo nasa slovenska
pesem Sc tako kmalu pozablje-
ma v nasi novi domovini.
Uljudno vas vabim Sc enkrat,
da Sc polnostevilno odzovete xii
Gu nase miadine in Jim daste
volje in veselja do nadaljne7
ga della.
Josephine Tratnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-20
Koncert mladinskega pew
skega zbora SNPJ

Cleveland, Ohio. - V nedeljo
21. maja OBJ 4. uri popoldne, pri-
redi Mladinski pevski zbor. S
N. P. ]. svoj prvi koncert in
obenem proslayi tudi 40. letnico
Slovenske narodne podporns
jednote.
Koncert Sc vrSi v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma St. Clair
Ave.
Otroci Sc pridno in vese-
ljem pripravljajo ma ia zgodo-
vinski dogodek. Sal mislim, da
je to prW mladinski pevski
zbor S. N. p. j. Zato moramo
mi, starsi, prijatelji in clani 2
veseljem podpreti njih delo >
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-20

Porocilo SANSove podruz-
nice st, 48 okrozje Waterloo
V mesecu aprilu sem sprejel
sledeee -prispevke "a gori ime-
novano podruznico SANSa. Pri-
obcujem ma podlagi izdanih po-
trdil.
DR.. Zdruzene Slovenke st. %
SDZ $500; Andrew KorenciG
$500 mesto venca "a pokojnim
Jos. Intiharjem, Johnstown, Pa.
Leopoldina Terpin $500.
Pc $500: druzina John Za.jc
druzina Peter Bukovnik, druzi.
ma Vincent Salmic, druzina An
drew Gorjanc (oskrbnik SNIP
farme), druzina Danile Murn.
druzini A. Pirc in Germ, druzi-
ma John Hrovat, Arcade Ave.
Vsi tt so darovali namesto
vencev "a pokojno Ano Barbic
JOS. Maslo $500, Neimenovan
S1.O0, q. W, druzina John l.
vanusch, $500 namesto venca
"a pokdjno Mrs. svigel, druzina
Anton Skapin $500 (namesto
venca "a pokojno Anno Bar
bic), Mrs. J. Cesnik $1.OO, FIR.
Jurecic, A me Dry Cleaning
$3.50, druzina F. Straus $500,
namesto venca "a pokojnega
Jernej Krebel, druzina Jos. Ba-
itch $500, Josko Jerkic $3.50
Leo Simoncic $500 (izrocila A
MALTA Terbizan), Jos. Vrabee
S1.O0, JOS. Sersen $1.OO, DR.. vi
pavski raj stew. 312 SNPJ. So
Martin Plut $1.0O, DR.. St. II
ABB $500, Frank Wess $500
| 1amesto, cVetja "a pokojnim F.
Somrakom, Mrs. F. Prudic So
aamesto cvetja "a pokojno A
10 Barbie, John Zajc izroeil ma
orano vsoto ma seji drustva
"Washington' st. 80 SZZ, Mrs.
J. Zaic $500, Jos Godec $1.OO:
Mrs. A. Tonle $1.OO, Frank Ma
"a $1.00, Drustvo Collinwood-
ske Slovenke" st. % SDZ $3.50,
Angela Kalin $500, Frank Te-
gel izroeil, darovali sledeci: Mi
ke Cole $500, Val. Turk $1.OO,
Frank Tegel $100, DIR. "Cvetoci
| Noble" st. 450 SNPJ, druzina
krist Marc $500, namesto ven
ca "a pokojnim Jos. Pizem, An
drew Pirih $3.50, druzina An
dy Kocjan $500 namesto venca
"a pokojnim JOS. Repair, (izro-
Ella MRS. Vidrich), elanarina "a
april cd dr.. "V boz st. So SN-
PJ $3.50. Torej skupnih pri-
'pevkov sprejel v mesecu april
u $131.5O.
Najlepsa hvala vsem, kateri
Sc odziyate klicu trpecega naro-
da. LIE s tenn, ko darujete, po-
kazete, da stojite OBJ strani pra-
We in resniene borbe "a osyobo-
ditev IL suznosti. .
Najlepsi odgoyor ma "skva-
kanje' raznih Ambrozicev in O.
krog "A. D., kateri hocejo Sc
yedno, da bi mas narod bill SUI
zenj izkoriscevalnih privilegi-
rancev in zatiralcev.
Dokazai 50, da jim nj "a res
nicno in prayo osvoboditev ma
sega naroda, pac pa Sc vedno
zagovarjajo fsistem as usual. !.
II 'skyakarl'' sanai dobro ve-
do, da je sovjetiziranje in bolj-
seviziranie Slovenije bay-bav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-20
"ENAkOPRAVNOSTI"

Una Sc tudi to zgoditi, da DO
krvavitev zaman, &c ne bo med
nami sloznejsega sodelovanja,
cato storimo v dobrobit narodu,
kar najvec mogoce.
Ia podruznico stew. 48 SANS
F. J. Durn, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-20
Podruznica SANSa st. 80

|
Cleveland, Ohio. - zopet i
nam priliko porocati o financ-
nem napredku nase podruznice
tekom zadnjih par mesecev.
Po stevilu darovalcev in pc
vsoti, darovani po nasih Slo-
vencih, je razvidno, da mas ma
rod tn v Ameriki zeli, da bi bill
mas narod v starem kraju kon-
emo zdruzen in osvobojen.
Imena in vsota darovalcev SO
kakor sledi:
Katherine Penica IL Klein,
Montana, nam je poslala $125.
Po $4,000: DR.. Lunder A.
damic st. % S. N. P. J. in DIR.
Naprej st. 5 SNPJ.
John Tavcar je prejel $4,000,
katere je nabral rojak med Slo-
venci newburSki naselbini.
Pc $4,000: Leopold Kushlan
in dr.. Napredne Slovenke st. 137
SNPJ. Clani darovai ma seji DIR.
Carniola Tent, st. 1888 $16.5O,
DR.. John Metelko lie daroval
$500.
Po $1,000: Svobodomiselne
Slovenke st. 2 S. D. T., Mary
Krzisnik il Rock Springs, Wyo.,
dr.. Cleveland st. 126 SNPJ,
Mr.. in Mrs. Cerkvenik, DIR. Slo-
venec st. 1. SDZ, DIR. Slovan st.
3 S. D. T., Progressive Sloven-
ke st. 2. in Vincent Yurman.
Rozie Frank darovala $500.
Anton Vehar daroval $500
Pc $500: Valentine Turk, DIR.
Sv. Katarina st. 20 SZZ, Soci-
alisticna "Zarja", DIR. Now Dom
st. 7 SDZ, Jerry Slabe, John N.
Matevz Mesec, DIR. Danica steev
"a SDZ, Louis Erste, Martin
Pokalsek, Family Jansa, Frank
Gustincic, Steve Lamuth, Be
'nedict ZdeSar, Frank Mohor-
cic, B. J. Stanovic, Josephine
Janezie, Louis Hafner, John Pc,
trio, Ivan Slejko, Rose Yurman
darovala $3.50.
Pc $500: Joseph UdoVich,
Dominik Krasovec, Louis Mer-
har, Herman Grebenc, John XII
kol, Mike Poklar, Vincent Sal
mic, John Grozsina, Frank Lau-
rich, Mary Bucar, John Mar.
kic, Dominik Lusin, Mary Marr
Frank Slejko, John Korosec, ia
cob svigel, Joseph Stefancic
Max Senkar, Frank Kacar, Mrs
Cepirlo, Frank Klemencic, 10,
seph Fabjancic, John Krebe
Louis Zorko, Frank Turk, ia,
mes Rotter, Mary Peterlin, Pc.
ter Cesen, John Turk, Frank
Chesnik, Frank Silc, Anton Ku.
kovec, Frank Zorich, Charles
Vrtovsnik, Joseph Skuk, Jer,
nej Rozanc, Jennie Dagarin.
Po $3.50: Joseph Janezic ir
Anton Zorko.
Pc $500: Anton Wapotich
Joseph Vessel, Max Cermely, A
zele in John Vicic, Beaverdale
Pa.
Po $1.O0: Louis Sadar, Ia.
cob svigel, Ignatz Pugel, Max
Senkar, Joseph Strel, Frank
Wess, Mrs. Bubnic in Joh r
Turk.
V imenu SANSa in odbors
podruznice st. 80 izrekam vsem
najlepso zahvalo.
John ]. Susnik, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-20

|sti shoda v Pittsburghu BE po-
rocal brat predsednik, radi tega
ne DO ponavljal porocila. Ma
rod Sc popolnoma strinja poll
tiko, XII jo vodi SANS, in to je
pokazal z radodarnimi prispev-
XII, XII SO bill nabrani ma sho-.
du. Vsota je bila vecja kot SO
pricakoyali.
Porocilo je veto ma znanje.
Blagajnik brat Zalar predlozi
financno porocilo "a mesec ja-
nuar, februar in marc. Prejem-
XII treh mesecev so znasali $8,-
443.87, izdatki istocasno pa &c.
626.55. Cd ustanovitve SANSa
do 81. m area 1914 znasaio
skupni prejemki $37 7,444.49, IL
plaeila $17,571.86, blanca ma
banki pa $19,s72.63. o gotovih
stvareh pa DO govoril pozneje,
ko pridejo ma dnevni red razno-
ternosti. .-.l .-.
Porocilo je veto ma znanie.
Izvrsni tajnik brat K Kun e
predlozi sledece poroeilo:
Cd vseh SANsoyih odborov
8. januarja do danes Sc je usta-
novilo pet novih podruznic, v
procesu organiziranja je posto-
janka V Greensburgu, Pa. Vse
te tvorijo lokalna drustva SN-
PJ. Prenehala je podruznica st.
u V Oglesbyju, ILL.,, ka tere
elanstvo sodeluje S podruznico
v La Sallu, Illinois. SANS steje
ravno 100 ustanovljenih po-
druznic, izmed katerih pa je ne
kaj neaktivnih. .-
Mesecni prispevki do sedaj so
bill redn; in znasajo povprecno
skoraj $4,000 mesecno. Bancna
blanca 81. marca je znasala
$19,872.63, rocna blagajna pa
$14.37.
Dne 20. januarja je brez obi
cajnega obvestila zapustil sluz-
DO v nasem uradu Zvonko No
yak, XII je opravljal pisarniska
della "a SANS ravno emo leto.
Dobil je delo v uradu vojnih in
formacij lOWD. Ostal sem
sam in diva meseca vrsil poleg
prejsnjega tudi rutinsko delo v
uradu, kar sem seveda mai
veeji meri moral delati zvecer
in pozno v noe. vsak dan ma
svoJem domu. Pri posiljaniu
kampanjskega materiaIa nasim
odbornikom in podruznicam mi
Je pomagal par slucajih tudi
brat Cainkar in, uposlenec pri
upravi 'Prosvete brat John Rak.
Skusal sem dobiti "a urad vesco
in spretno moe, toda Sc mi nj
posreeilo. Sposobni ljudje ina
jo dobra, stalna della. Sedai DO
maya vrsiti pisarniska della
brat Frank Smith, katerega
sem uposlil 21. marca. Pred
kratkim SO bile napravliene
odtisne kartice "a adresograf,
tako da Sc sedaj v kratkem ca
SUI odposlje material vsem od-
bornikom in podruznicam brez
vecJe zamude naslovljanjem.
kot je poroeal re brat pred
sednik, mu radi bolezni nj bilo
mogoee vrsiti kakega posebne-
ga della skoro diva meseca, kar
pomeni, da sem moral voditi
vse delo SANSa brez kake ve-
ri njim. To nj bi liza nobena
malenkost. Bratu Kristanu sem
cd casa do casa poroeal, kako
Sc delc razvija, obenem pa mu
priporoeal, da ostane " postelii
tollko casa, dokler popolnoma
ne okreva. Prihajale so cd po-
druznic stevilne prosnje, v ka-
terih Sc je prosilo brata pred
sednika "a govornika ma raznih
prireditvah in shodih. Ker sem
yedel, da je fizicno nemogoce
ugoditi jim, sem priporoeal dru-
&c govornike. In radi tega sem
moral nastopiti kot goyornik
ma shodu v Collinwoodu s. mar
ca, Y Brooklynu pa 2. aprila.