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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
Prejudice Against Blind
Is Declared To Be Keeping
Muny Thousands Jobless

Washington, -. G. ULNS) .-Preju-
dice against employment of blind per-
sons keeps many thousands of them
idle, Lawrence q. Lewis, executive
director of the National Society of the
Blind, told the House Labor subcOm-
mttee. He testified AT hearings on the
status Of the handicapped.
Lewis showed a motion picture in
which blind persons demonstrated their
ability TO do Il dozen kinds Of jobs IN
regular industry with deXterity and
skill, then told the committee that il
takes "A person-by-pcrson sales job,
with a trained blind person doing the
selling and using himself as an exam
Pile of his wares TO put blind worker
on a payroll,
lie described as amazing and dis
appointing" Il recent employment study
made by his society which revealed
that despite the pressure of war less
than 10000 blind persons are em-
ployed in all the possible fields of EN-
ployment
'Eighty-iive per cent OF the employ
able blind are jobless, though as able
10 produce as the sighted in the same
community" he said
No correct census of the blind has
ever been made, he said, but estimates
run from 100000 to 100000. He said
from 10000 10 10000 could have their
sight restored at an average cost of
cost the country less TO cure them than
to keep them ON relief
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
O.S.F.L. CONVENTION
OPENS IN COLUMBUS
ON MONDAY MORNING

Columbus, Ohio. - Problems of the
postwar era are expected to be lead
ing topic when the Ohio State Fedora
tion of Labor opens its sixtieth annual
convention next Monday morning at
the Neil House, Columbus.
Five Hundred and Forty delegate
credentials have been already received
according to Phil Hannah, Secretary
Treasurer, and this years annual
meeting promises to be one of the
largest ever held by the Federation.
Word has been received that Mat
thew VOL second vice president of the
American Federation of Labor, and
chairman of the AFLs postwar plan
ming committee will be present on
Tuesday To address the delegates.
President William Green has indi-
Gated that ne will attend the Ohio
convention, if at all possible, although
no definite date has been set for his
appearance.
Other speakers scheduled are James
4. Wilson, of the I.L.O., Evan Clague
of the Social Security Board; VIII 7.
Blake. chairman of the Ohio Indus
trial Commission Robert c. Goodwin,
regional director of the War Man
power Commission; Joseph ID. Keenan,,
vice chairman of the War Production
Board; w. T. Roberts, member of the
Board Of Review, Bureau of Unem-
ployment Compensation; 1t. Col Tim
othy X Mclnerny, representing the
War Department, and William j.
Moore, assistant Director of the War
Manpower Commission.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
President CoffeY
(Confinued From Pare One)

held III the past \ severe electrical,
wind and rain storm narred the occa-
sion, hut there was still Il good attend
ance Many of the plans for the day
mad 10 be- cancelled hut next year
brings another opportunity aud the
labor movement will again he found
ready and willing to make the day
count in that onward march 10 cnan-
cipation of labor.
The address OF The evening WAS de.
livered by James Coifey, president of
the Central Labor Union and Local
122 MIR. Cof1ey traced Inception and
development of the union labor move
ment in The United States in an inter
esting, instructive manner, pointing
out that one of the primary purposes
was the advocacy Of broader educa-
tion facilities. He told of the Inaugural
lion of Labor Day under President
Grover Cleveland aud the growth Of
union labor since that time. He paid
deserving tribute to Samuel |'anpers
and other notables In the labor move
ment.
Charles Degenhart, chairman of the
celebration committee, introduced Mr..
Cofey Rev Rohaller pastor OF -
Johns Episcopal Church, delivered the
Invocation. Preceding the speaker the
Cambridge Band entertained with n
program of music which included
vocal solos by Mrs. William Lewis and
Bernie Singer, which were pleasngly
presented and warmly received
The days program was concluded
with dancing at the park pavilion 60
music by McCracken's orchestra.
Many contests for boys girls, men
and women We're staged during tn"
day and cash awards were made the
winners During the afternoon the
Brown High School band entertained
with program of music that was
we'll received.
II was the second straight year the
Labor Day celebration had been
marred by stormy weather Members
OF the conmitteees hard worked hard.
TO make the occasion Il memorable one
and were somewhat disappointed be-
cause Of existing conditions. There
were many visitors in the city over
the double holiday for the celebration
20. C. 122.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
Need Volunteers


man or woman who makes that CON
tribution will be serving as Il soldier
of supply in the truest sense of the
word"
O'Connor said that 10000 volun-
teers will be needed between now and
the middle of October If the fall crops,
which promise to be much heavier
than i'm 1943, are to be saved. 1t is
hoped, he said, that at least 5000 of
the volunteers will be vacationists
from New York City. The rest are eX-
pected to enlist from cities and vii
lagos near the farming areas
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
YUGOSLAV FUND URGES
GIFTS OF CLOTHING

New York City-A substantial cargo
of new and used clothing has just been
shipped TO III Shaft, Egypt, for distri-
button to 25,000 destitute Yugoslav
refugees from Nazi brutality, it was
announced by The United Yugoslav Re-
lief Fund of America, a member
agency of the National War Fund.
Because of The desperate need for
clothing not only for these refugees
but for the civilian population of
lugoslayia whose liberation is immi-
nent, the Fund issued an urgent appeal
to anyone who may have clothing to
spare to send il. to the Funds ware
house, fl West both St, n. Y, City.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
8 Bus Lines Abandoned
On Cleveland System

Cleveland, Q. QLNS).-The Cleve-
land Transit System has announced
that shortage of manpower, repair
parts and tires is keeping an increas-
ing amount of equipment out of serv-
ice, is forcing the system to abandon 3
major bus lines and is curtailing serv
ice on fourth.
Pointing out that the curtailment
would free 6S buses for other lines,
Walter J. McCarter, general manager,
said that equipment is deteriorating
faster than it can be repaired.
The 3 bus lines, scheduled for aban-
dOnment Sept. 16, have been carrying
more than 100000 passengers year
They parallel street car lines.
q = L Il IL
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
North Curolinu Cities And
Counties Set Aside Funds

Chicago (ILNS). - North Carolina
cities and counties have set aside more
than S2,000,0OO i'm postwar reserve
funds under the authority of legisla-
tiOn passed last year.
TO date % cities and counties have
created such funds, the Municipal FL
nance Officers Association reports.
Withdrawals from the funds must
have approval of the state local gov
ernment commission.
Durham set aside $23S,300, Gastonia
$l44,O00, Shelby $135,OO0, Wilmington,
$1,000 and Catawba county $2l50O0.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
Ruciul Determinations
Cause Disuz1itY Aiding
Foes, Bishop Tells Group
RIGHT TO WORK ELEMENTARY

Washington D. c. Pointing out that the racial ten
sons which great center of population played
by enemies Bishop Bromley Oman told the Senate Education
and Labor Subcommittee religion education and the law must
unite to remove such tension and thus forsta
petty emagogues who appeal to prejudice and and
summon men the ways of violence"
Appearing representative of the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ America the opening of the hear
inos ON legislation Fair Employment Prac
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
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OBITUARY
WILLIAM j. JEARUM
i j. i 4 = + i = !. i = + 4

WILLIAM -. 0EfhnOM
Trenton, n THE funeral of Will
liam j. Jearum, 40, of 8 Woodland
Avenue, Ewing Township, were held
Friday, September s at L. Nj. from
the Poulson 4 Van Hise Home for
Services, 40S Bellevue Avenue. Inter
ment was in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr..
Jearum died Sunday, September 3,
after long illness.
Born in England, Mr.. Jearum re-
sided in Trenton for the past % years.
He was Il potter, employed by the
Crane Manufacturing Company, !;
member of Local No. ~, National
brotherhood of Operative Potters.
Husband of Mrs. Edith Poyntel'
Jealum, he is survived also by Il
sister Mrs Florence Switzerland, and
three brothers Bertrand, Percy and
Arthur, all in Scotland.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14

tices Committee, Bishop OMAN de-
clared that "the right TO work is
elementary"
within this right he continued,
"a mans opportunities should be de-
termined by his character and his ca
pacity, never by his color and his
creed. The proposed legislation seeks
to guarantee this right and is neces-
sary for the reason that an abstract
fought to restore liberty abroad must
is to be meaningful."
Saving that the American soldier
now fighting in foreign land does not
ask whether his comrade is white,
black. Catholic or jew Bishop OXnam
warned that these soldiers who have
right must be made enforceable II 1t
not return To find freedom denied at
home"
Sees Unity Iiampered
"Racial determinations here are
played up by our enemies and become
divisive forces, thus making difficult
the ways to the unity that world ordef
demands" he declared, and added:
Most of the Protestant forces of the
United States are ON record as favor
ine legislation seeking these ends; ana
several of the major denominations,
as well as the Federal Council Of the
Churches of Christ in America, have
specifically recorded their approval oi
this particular act"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14
N oTIcE!
Important Announcements Of Local
Unions are to be found i'm this
Column
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. NOTICE LOCAL UNION 1872

X All members Of Local Union !
4 No. 1872 are requested to be pres !
\ ent at the next meeting September :
< 18, 1914. Important business to be :
X taken care of. !
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Urges Steps Be
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American democracy. That Is why
there is more or less general agree
ment that our country must participate
in arrangements to insure worldwide
peace following the conclusion of this
war. For a world at peace is the first
prerequisite TO securing worldwide
markets for American commodities.
Purchasing Power Vital
but if ii is important TO insure
world markets for our goods, il is
equally important TO sustain domestic
markets. In other words, the purchas-
ing power of the American consumer
must be maintained at all costs, par
ticularly during the reconyersion
period. OF necessity, this means ade-
quate unemployment Insurance for
those temporarily out of work during
the coming transition to peacetime
production.
Every thinking person has an obli-
CATION to write to his Congressman and
Senators, urging the passage of Il
which will really take care Of
the human side of reconversion. This
is the most important domestic issue
the nation
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-09-14

Truth Is "A newspaper that everybody
Fubscribes for and nobody reads.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28
k TRIDESETI MARCO
MINI PROLETARCA

White Valley, Pa. - Pred tri-
desetimi lett, ko sem bival Sc v
Herminiju = bio je nekega So
parnega vecera meseca junija |.
1914, ko potrka nekdo ma vrata.
Doslec Sc mi predstavi "a tr-
govca z zlatnino in urami z ime-
MIN Frank Stonich. Bill je il
Chicago. Sedaj je re med pokoj-
Mkt. Bill je mlad, zelo zgovoren
in druzaben. Tako sva zvecer
prisla v dodge pomenke.
Poslusal je z zanimanjem mo-
je dozivljaje IL borbe dolgotraj-
ne premogarske stavke v letih
1901 V okraju Westmoreland
Franku Sc nj nikamor mudilo,
cato sva Sc 0 tenn in Sc o marsh
Gem ceprav do takrat nepo-
znana razgovarjala pozno v
noe.
Omenil sem mu, ola bi Sloven-
CT potrebovali dober delavski ca
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28

sopis, kajti v tisti stavki SO Sc
nekateri Timed takrat izhaiaio-
cih slovenskih listov, XII so imeli
kaj prida narocnikov, napram
nam stavkarjem pray klavrno
obnasali. Edino glasilo SNIP, XII
je takrat izhajalo tedensko, je
bio trdno ma naSi strani.
Frank mi je v tenn pogovoru
omenil, da je v Chicago sloven-
ski delavski list z imenom "Pro-
letarec'. Ako 81 ga narocim, je
dejal, je preprican, da mi DO
ugajal. In res sem 81 ga pc IL
stem snidenju S Stonichem naro-
ell, kar mi nj bio nikdar zal. To
rel moran dati v tenn oziru pri-
znanje Franku Stonichu, kajti IL
tistega mojega pomenka z MIN
je gotovo spoznal, kaksen list 81
zelim.
Trideset let je re precejsnja
doba. V tenn casu sem prejel
1860 iztisov Proletarca in razen
par tudi vse precital.
Priznati pa moran, da mi nj v
vseh teh letih nikoli toliko uga-
jail, kot ravno poznejse case. Sa-
mo "Komentarji' v listu, v ka-
terih urednik razgrinja dobro in
slabo stran dogodkov, slepomi-
senja pustolovcev in spletke "a
vajalcev, SO vredni tie male ma
rocnine.
Svojecasno sem Proletarcu do
bill tudi kaj narocnikov ali po-
bral poteceno narocnino zanj, a
sedaj opravi tod okrog vse to de-
10 Anton Zornik. A ker hi rad
listu oh tel priliki vseeno kako
pomagal, posiljam zaeno S tenn
~sporocilom So v njegov tiskovni
sklad.
Proletarcu pa zelim, da bi Sc v
nadalje razgaljal gnilobo pc sve-
tn in zagovarjal koristi malaga
cloveka. Joseph Britz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28
GAS IL SOLNCNE
DEZELE

Pataluma, Calf. - Mic Sc nj
menda pozno, ako omenim, da je
ctivo v letosnjem Majskem gla-
SUI mad vse zanimivo. Prebrala
sem vsega z velikim uzitkom.
Pokojni joe Zavertnik, katere-
mu je ia Majski glas posvecen,
je zasluzil, da smo Sc ga spom-
Mill OBJ 15-letnici njegove smrti.
Kdor letosnjega Majskega glasa
Sc nina, mu priporocam, da 81
ga naroci, &c ga je Sc kaj v "a
logi.
Cas- je re tudi, da Sc zahvalim
Big" Tonyju Tomsicu in sopro-
81 "a obisk 4. junija. Kar prese-
netil me je in mole dive hcerki
ter zeta, kjer Sc sedaj nahajam.
Veckrat sem ju zelela spozna-
ii, ker vedela sem IL listov, da
sta dobra druzabnika.
Tone je poln humorja. Igral
nam je ma koncertino, moi yet
pa ga je spremljal ma banjo; on
redno igra oh sobotih v orkestru.
Torej Tomsicevima- najlepsa
hvala "a poset. Oh priliki, upam,
Sc spet snidemo, ko bono pri-
hranili kaj vee gasolina.
Ko sem pred tedni citala ME
gov dopis, da SO v Gallupu, New
Mexico, tudi indijanci naroceni
IA Proletarca, sem Sc cd srca
nasmejala. Bio bi dobro, kajti
v tenn ~slucaju bi bill Proletarec v
N Mex. z:elo razsirjen, ker je
tam indiiancev veliko vec kot pa
Slovencev, JAZZ sem tam zivela
vecji del svojega zivljenja, cato
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28

| 2. Ambrozic je S tenn hotel po-
vedati, da dive strani "sturmati''
slovenski narod, ODE z banderom
Kristusa v ospredju. Tezko, &c
bono narod kdaj ma ia nacin W.
gojili "a demokracijo in boljse
zivljenje w tel solzni dolini".
Louis Adamic pise v svojem
bulletinu "War and Postwar,
v izdaji e maj-junij 1914, da
mad polovico ameriSkih katolica-
nov pripada neirskim in nenem-
skim skupinam, toda kar Sc ka-
toliske hierarhije tice, je 80 cd
stotkov Skofov V Ameriki irske-
ga in nemSkega pokolenja. Mno-
81 Timed njih so odkriti nasprot-
niki Slovanov. v tel koloni smo
re dostikrat omenili, da so viso-
Ike cerkvene sluzbe v tel dezeli
monopol Ircev in Nemcev, YER
niki drl1gih narodnosti pa imajo
prijetno (ali pa neprijetno) dolz-
most prispevati v kuvertice in
skrinjice, &c 81 hocejo obvarova-
tt pot v vecno z~velieanje.
Tudi slovenski duhovniki so
imeli nekoc veliko priloznosti
priti do Skofovskih casti. A to ie
bio Sc v cash, ko je bila katoli-
Ska cerkev med protestantsko
vecino ameriskega prebivalstva
zanicevana in je bio treba tudi
Skofom delati in ziveti skromno
in vzorno. Cd kar pa SO Sc pola-
still tega poklica Irci in Nemci,
in 81 sezidali katedrale in palace,
zavode in letovisca, pa je narav-
no, da ne hi radi pustili koga
drugega blizu. Steer pa je to
stvar tistih, XII hierarhijo vzdr-
zujejo. &c je MIN prav, Sc bono
menda tudi mi kako "potolazili".
Myron c. Taylor je spet Roo
seveltov osebni poslanik pr pa
pezu. Zed. drzave Sc drze pc svo-
il ustavi nacela, da je cerkev To-
cena cd drzave, kar je dobro "a
ODE, lie zal, ola Sc tudi v tenn OH
ru ne ravnamo zadosti pc ustavi.
Ameriska vlada sicer nina po-
slanika v Vatikanu, ina pa ga
predsednik, kar je v bistvu emo
in isto.
Diplomatski zbor, dodeljen k
Sveti stolici v Rimu, je xiv do
kaz, ola je rimsko-katoliska GER
kew boil posvetna in politicna,
kakor pa krscanska ustanova.
Upajmo, da Sc DO pc tel vojni
tudi v tenn oziru kaj ma boljse
obrnilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28

ci veeinoma zidje, rekel b
okrog 70 odstotkov. To je razu-
mel tudi eden Timed govornikov.
Xxi nj lid, a je o zidovskem pro.
blemu govoril vec kot pa 0 Ru-
sill.
A vsi drugi SO kajpada najvec
MO omenjali in tudi dramatizi-
ran dialog, kot re receno, Sc ie
striktno drzal namena te pri-
redbe. Skoda lie, da nj bila arena
VISA napolnjena, toda prireditelh
SO storili svojo nalogo. = q.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28

v Italiji imajo zavezniki, OH
roma Min AMG, XII ga tam kon-
trolirata angleSka in ameriska
vlada, S fasisti veliko neprilik.
Kdo izmed Italijanov pa sploh nj
bill tn pa tam kompromitiran v
fasizem? Tisti, XII MISC bill, SO
prebili svoja leta v jecah, ali ma
Liparskih otokih, ali kjer re v
TAKEN kraju, da MISC ne Ease ne
"a druge mic pomenili. Ali pa so
re ma pokopaliscih. Toda AMG
pa ina tendenco obcevati najraj-
Sc z onimi, XII kaj pomenijo -
torej z ljudmi, XII posedujejo OBJ
last I%taliji. Nekateri il fasistic-
mega j~etnistva osvobojeni prista-
81 demokracije Sc temu jake Gu
dijo, ker ne razumejo, da gredo
tudi uradniki, kakrsne vezba
AMG, najrajse k tistim, XII kaj
pomenijo in kaj imajo. On pac
MISC bill najeti vprizarjati revo-
lucionarne "eskapade', odpirati
jece in obesati vojne zlocince.
Dosedaj smo Sc povsod raise
sklepali z mimi premirje kakor
pa Jill trail ma zatozno klop.
Beniaminio Gigli je slovit te-
norist. Pravijo, da je on drugi
Carusso. Bill je angaziran pr
newyorSki Metropolitan operi
in sluzil tisocake ma teden. Vsled
svojih simpatij do M~ussolinija
in fasizma Sc je vrnil v Italijo in
Sc tam sencil v "ducejevem' 81
jaju. Ko je duce padel, je Gig1i
pei Hitlerjevim nacijem.
Anglesko poveljstvo Rimu
je Giglija povabilo, da maj pri-
redi koncert angleskim castni-
kom V zabavo. Gigli Sc je odzval.
Anglezi so ga pompozno oglasali
in stvar je postala velika senza-
CHA, toda drugace, kot pa so pri-
cakovali "demokraticni" angle
Ski oficirji in njihovi novi prija-
tell Gigli. Naleteli SO ma protest
onih, XII MISC lizali podplatov
Mussoliniju, Hitlerju in ne mo
ronskemu kraljicku". In ia
gnjev je bill toliksen, da so an
gleski oficirji bill primorani Gil
glija odpovedati. Gel skandal je
nastal IL tega," SO Sc glasile We
sti ameriSkim listom.
"NajboljSi terrorist" - morda
je res - Sc je OBJ odpovedi silno
razhudil. In pc pravici. Pei je
lahko Hitlerju in Mussolinju,
Umbertu, kralju in Badogliju.
Vatikanu in v operah sirom sve-
ia. A sedaj, ko pa je prisla V
Rim "'tuja sila'', mu nit ne pu-
sti, da bi jo zabaval! Kaj pa DO S
kulturo, Sc zgraza Gigli, in je V
jezi prisegel, da Italijanom ne
DO nikdar vec pei. Ces, samo
vsled svoje ljubosumnosti so mi
preprecili nastopiti pred angle
Skimi castniki -. Morda je to
deloma res. Ampak ker je v tia
lii veliko umetnikov, med nil
mi precej takih, XII hi lahko kai
bill, &c 81 bi oh pravem casu OBJ
lekli V crne srajce, a SO raise
ostali V podstreSjih, SO Sc pa Sc
daj toliko boil oglasili, ne vsled
ljubosumnosti, ampak zaradi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28
KLUB ST. | JSZ
PRIREDl PINK

Chicago, Ill. - Tajnik kluba
St. l Chas. Pogorelec je ma pro-
sli sell minuli petek porocal, da
je klubova 'likvldna' imovina,
to je, v gotovini, padla izpod
treh stevilk.
Priredbe v prid kluba nismo
imeli ne lansko jesen, ne to po-
mlad. Tudi marcno prireditev,
XII smo 10 imeli vsako leto v prid
Proletarca, in pa pomladanski
piknik v isti namen smo letos
opustili il yzroka, ker bi bilo
vsled sedanjih razmer dober
spored tezko pripraviti.
Tudi S potrebscinami so tea
We. Ako Jill ne dobis pc zmerni
cent, morajo ljudje ma veselici
delati in zapravljati ne da hi S
tenn pripomogli h kaj prida pre-
bitku.
Ma tel sell kluba pa je bio
vzlic tenn okolscinam sklenjeno,
da klub priredi v drugi polovici
leta velik, dobro zasnovan pix
nix, in tajnik Pogorelec ina ma
logo zaeno z ostalim klubovim
odborom zasnovati vse potre-
bno, da DO izlet res uspeSna
stvar bodisi glede zabave, mo-
ralno in gmotno. Prebitek Sc DO
dell polovico Proletarcu in po-
lovico klubu.
V tocki o agitaciji "a mas tisk
je joke Oven razlozil svoj ma
crt, pc katerem misli, ola Sc bi
dobilo $1,000 Proletarcu v pod
poro in Sc mt bi S tenn pomagalo
IL nevarnosti zagazenja V dolg.
Razprave Sc je udelezilo precej
Timed navzocih in bill je sprejet
predlog, da maj klub bodoci sell
eksekutive JSZ, XII DO prvi petek
v juliiu, priporoci Ovnov nacrt
V upostevanje.
Pc koncanem dnevnem redu
Sc je pricela razprava o sodobnih
vpraSanjih, v tenn slucaju v CLAW
mem ma Sans. Uvod v diskuziio
je napravil Frank Zaitz, potem
pa SO posegli V razpravo Flip
HGodina, Josko Oven, Louis For
ko, Fred A. Wider, F. Bizjak,
Louis Beniger in vec drugih.
Frank Smith, XII je usluzben V
Sansovem uradu, je tudi napra,,
vii par opomb. Razprava, XII je
bila zelo zanimiva, je bila "a
kljucena pozno zvecer.
o aktivnostih v podruznici
Sansa in JPO-SS je podala pis-
memo porocilo Frances Vrecek,
ker je re pred sejo odpotovala V
Ohio.
Priporocljivo hi bilo, da Sc bi
vzlic %vojni, pa vojnim vrtovom
in takim stvarem udelezevalo
sci vec clanov, pa tudi vec somi-
sljenikov. Nikakor nj prav, da
Sc vse to delo prepusca "drugim"
kar tjavendan - ces, sal bodo re
brez meme opravili! &c nj ljudi,
XII bi bill pripravljeni pomagati,
nj z%ivljenja in ne naroda.-P. 0.