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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10

Key participants in the House
judiciary subcommittee hearing
on national prohibition legislation
abe Rep. Joseph w. Bryson,, Dem-
ocrat of South Carolina, who last
March introduced the bill, which
outlaws beverages containing mroe
than u of / per cent of alcohol
by volume; Rep. Robert Ramspeck
of Georgia, Democratic whip, who
declared he would never support
such legislation; and Rep. Sam
Hobbs, Democrat of Alabama,
chairman of the subcommittee.
Hobbs said he thought a vast
majority of the more than 100
coo individual petitioners whose
demands precipiated the hearing,
were in favor Of the legislation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10
QUARTET, PIANIST
in THIRD CONCERT

The Gordon String Quartet and
Boris Goldovsky. pianist. will be
presented in the third concert OF
the Fine Arts Series sponsored by
the Mattatuck Musical Art Society
at the Waterbury Women's Club to-
morrow night at $50.
The Quartet ranks among the
most noted chamber music groups
now playing. The Chicago Dali,
News wrote of their performant
Admirable artistry, faultless ad-
Justment Of the instruments, pol
ished style and perfect intonation.
MP. Goldovsky is a pianist Of re-
nown, his performances have been
spoken of as distinguished by a
brilliancy OF execution, a clarity OF
tone, and a superb touch which
can only be described as a mark
OF genius"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10

Delaney. executive secretary Of the
Civilian Defense once, at 10000.
Clyde NJ. Jennings, chairman Of
the merchants division win conduct
both todays meeting and Thursday
mornings. Mr.. Jennings has APP
pointed the following as zone lead
ers Of the women's division: Mrs.
Harold Beaulac, Mrs. John Perhan,
Mrs. Michael Callahan and Mrs.
Matthew Colney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10

including loss Of vacation time or
allowances.
About so Of the original TOO who
were laid off have now been re-
called by the company and officials
Of the plant said that they are
hopeful Of recalling many more de-
pendent on the production demand
within the company. Many re-
Gently released hove found posi-
tions in other plants and win not
return.
The men were laid off as result
of the Small Tube division losing
large orders that were cancelled by
the Russian government and at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10
Connecticut Residents
yDimout Assessment
Per Capita Tax Estimated $3.50; Industrial Plants
Expended $l,525,OOO for Installing, Removing

Aside from expenditures by in
dividual householders, 1t is estimated
that the known costs of dimout In
Connecticut during the time it was
IN force totaled $2,501 ,672 State War
Administrator Harold F. Woodcock
announced today. The estimate was
based upon a report on Conhecticut's
experience with dimout by Richard
G. Simpson, consulting Illuminating
engineer for the Connecticut War
Council.
In his comprehensive report Mr..
Simpson stated that the COST Of dim
out was approximately $3.50 per
capita for the population in the
dimout area estimated at approx
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10
FACTORY LAY-OFF
STARTS PROTEST

Representatives of some $50
former employees of the French
Small Tube division Of the Ameri-
can Brass Company have stated
that they may appeal to the CLIO.
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Union in protest against their re-
cent lay-off which resulted in an
alleged loss of certain privileges,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10

The public square Of Athens. Ca.
has q double-barreled carmen.
built during the Civil War and de-
signed to shoot two balls stimuli
taneously, with q chain connecting
the balls. The chain was supposed
to NOV down the enemy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10
LECTURE ARRANGED
BY GARDEN CLUB

Merritt s. Hewitt. WATERFOWL, Ed
ward J. Trafidlo, Torrington, are
among the so candidates listed yes
terday BY the Connecticut State
Dental commission as having passed
examinations 10 practice dentistry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10

Two shades Of lipstick and face
powder on your cosmetic shelf will
permit you to have bright skin
with dark clothes, less bright COM
plexion with vivid colors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10

| present the company b renogollal
ing for further contracts from fle
foreign source through The Wsr
Production Board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10

'Fud Poggins came by with
his wife t'day. Miz' Poggins
usta be quite a cute little trick
when they was married. but now
she's putin on weight to a
point where she calls a bulge a
curve-an' she's got a temper
like Q wildcat. Seems some
fellers fall IN love with a dimple
and then marry the whole
girl"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10
:DOIN's ROUND TOWN
MONDAY, january 10th:

MONDAY, January 10th:
The Waterbury Hebrew Ladies'
Aid will elect officers for the
coming year at a meeting at
the Hebrew institute at 2:l5.
TUESDAY, January 18th:
Sheridan council, Knights Of
Columbus, will meet TO elect a
grand knight and a treasurer.
Momantow council, No. 5, De-
gree Of Pocahontas, will meet
ct Engineers hall.
THURSDAY, January 18th:
A movie, THE World Series
Of l943," will be shown to mem
beers and friends of the Cath
ole Youth Organization OF st.
Francis Xavier parish in the
parochial school auditorium.
The film has been obtained by
the st. Francis Holy Name
society.
Lions Club bingo party at
Temple hall for the benefit OF
the Crippled Children's fund.
"They tell me temper depends
q good deal on how people eat.
If they don't eat right, they
don't feel right-an' when you
don't feel right. you Just don't
act Like ray Nv sunshine. That's
why I tell folks tub try Cashin's
Dairy Products-an' tub drink
plenty Nv Cashin's Milk every
day. It's the finest ali-'round
food you kin git, becuz It's so
pure an so packed with energy
an vitemins. Be cure your
dairy products are Cashin's."
ZEKE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10
IT'S no big ger 4
than q Milk Bottle

new fother rushed back for q third cali. He he'd
forgotten to osk the bobys name!
n was another soldier who described the comp
Telephone Office as golden link" with home.
You can help these service men TO hear the
voices which mean so much TO them by refrain
ing from Long Disfonee coils between and 10
in the evening. ThoYs the only time when most
Of them ore free TO use the telephones. and the
circuits ore crowded with their coils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10

PHE SOLDIER bounded out Of the booth at the
comp telephone building, beomins with Joy.
"SoyT he eoed TO the girls at the switchboard.
MS no bigger than milk bottle| Suddenly he
snopped his fingers and rushed back TO the
booth TO make another call. He had forgotten
10 ask If Ut" wos q boy or girl.
After the second call he come out Of the booth
yelling, MS girl girl no bigger than -. :"
Another snap Of the fingers and the excited
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-10
PROTECTING THE BIG FELLoWs

PROTECTING TIE BIG FELLOWS
GIANT eoMBERS and their crews hove q much better
ehonee TO return sofey from rods II they are escorted
BY fighter ponss. Bot most fighters lack gasoline CO.
poeiN for long trips. So the Army decided to install
auxiliary fuel tonks The Connecticut plant which re.
eeived the order made seventy long dsiunes coils to
loeote the necessary row moteriol. Production wcs
started in lust days. This one example Of how long
distance service is being used 10 speed the war siFert
end In TIL: ecse TO provide ereoier sofe for the men
who take the big fellows over enemy tcrseis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23

sons, in Raleigh, for 81 years. and
Il lew years ago received an hu:or
certificate rs Il 25-ycar membership
award.
lie WAS Il native of TOWNSVILLE.
and WAS born May =. 1893.
DIR. Patterson received his educa-
tion at Mars Hill College and a,
Northern University of Optomctry in
chicago. He did postgraduate worl,
al the Southwestern Eye Dispcnsary
al Chicago and al George Washing
ION University, Washington, ID. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23
PROMOTION GIVEN
TO MR.. FESPERMAN
Standard Oil Representative Will Re
Manager in Rocky Mount
Section

W. II. FcSpcrman. who for nearly
iiv" years has been district monorcr
ana representative FOR the Standard
OH Company of New Jersey in this
section. has been promoted 10 =
nan2GcrShip AZ Rocky Mount. and
hc and Mrs. FC>pCrman will nuyc
thcrc as soon as they can find Iiv-
ing quarters.
MIR. FcSpcrman will hc succeed
ed IN the local territory by W, p
Mcdonald. of Raleigh Mr.. McDon-
ald Will continue to reside in RAJ
leigh. and will be responsible for
Standard Oil interests in territory
between Henderson and Raleigh and
Raleigh and Wilson. inclusive.
In Rocky Mount, Mr.. Fcspcrman
will be in charge of territory en-
bracing Halifax, Nash and EDGE
combc counties and parts 0! HSrt-
ford, Beriie and Northampton coun-
ties.
rhe transfers were effective rs Of
May Is. but Mr.. FeSperman is re-
naming mere for several days TO
famIlIarize Mr.. Mcdonald with the
territory. .SJR
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23
Fuel Oil Renewal Forms
Should Be Returned Now

IIouscholdcrs of Henderson and in
the county who use fuel oil for heat
ing their homes were urged today
by j. I. Chcatham, chairman of the
local OPA War Price and Rationinp
Board, to return their next seasons
fuel oil renewal forms as promptlv
as possible.
The forms have been mailed Inv
the board to all fuel oil users in this
area, MIR. Chcatham said. Those WIN
have central heating plants have al
ready received the renewal forms
and those who have space heaters
will receive their applications tomor-
row. The sooner these forms are
filled out and returned. by mail. to
the board he added, the sooner
we can begin processing them and
issuing oil ration coupons. We would
like 10 have the forms returned bv
June |.
The earlier these coupons arc is-
sued. the better" MIR. Chcatham said
"becauSc II is necessary for consum-
crs to order part of the next sea-
sons supply Of heating oil immc-
diately. When dealers make their
first deliveries during summer, they
are able to give consumers better
delivery service throughout the hc,t-
ing year because il will help them
solve their pressing manpowcr and
delivery problems. More important,
filling consumers tanks early will
add appreciably to dealers storage
capacity and thereby allow more oil
to be brought in now for use next
winter"
The new rc-application form CON-
talns only six simple questions which
the board needs answered in order
to renew rations for private dwell
ings for next year. The questions
can be answered in a few minutcs
and the completed form put into the
return mail. Persons who wish 10
renew ratiOns for premises other
than private dwellings. such as apart
mcnt houses, and hotels should an
Swcr only the first three uuestiors
the beard chairman said.
The renewal application is TO bc
filled out only by those persons
whose OIL ration last year was for tho
same address as this year. MIR. Cbca-
tham said. These may be- persons
who either are living at the same
address for which last years ration
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23
DR.. Patterson
Dies After
Heart Attack

IT, Kenneth II. Patterson II 80,
.,'omctrlSt -, IN Henderson io,. ,hn I.,",
~ ~ years, died of Il hcarl ,,ircL -,
s,3o p. m. Monday at his bnm,n -, .,
f,iI;rn t NcIi avenue. after being in
b,d Sl a'."i'!l Tor several years. He
H ,;ai,,. oeeil visiting his Office almost
49,, ".'"I lew weeks aro. since
his bed. N'HIIhcd II
Dr.. Patterson was the son Of ,r,s
s n.h hoWeii Patterson. of Ralcioh
na. nmo survives. ard the late John II
- ' sun VINO has been dead abnri
nc leaves his wife. the former ,r;s,
o"rNh Winston Couycrs. of E,.,,l.I;,,
, ."l' TWO sons. Il. Eugene r. p,:-
,I IiS'n'' "i Patterson Field. Ohin .md
ii"trF I. Patterson. L. S. \ An,.'
I.'i"' lrNaS, both in the Arn,v Az,
Sorl,S' and onC Daughter. Airs C..n.,.
~ ~ "a,kmS, q! Y.Nccyl..lIp. n,,,, E.r
tncr. N. NJ. Patterson. r,,I ~,
tcrS' Mrs. Ned Wood ami Nyr, ~,
Hines. all of Raleigh. - l."
FUNERAL services will no brrG 80,
inc riiSt BaptiS, Church nrr, -, ~"
t'!"' 10 DC determined by arrival nf
ms III, sons: ana intcrmcmt will bm in
rIinW"od i; cemetery. RCv. +. Nor.
Iioct nt Gardner. pastor. Of the First
n'pIlSl churcn q. Henderson. will he
III charge CT the services.
1T: Patterson WAS a member of
INC FIRST Baptist church hero since
shortly after hc came to this civ
tic was also Il member of William
q. Hill Lodge, Ne. 2l8. of the Ma
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23
Reports Are.
Made Before
COZ G. Board

~ number of reports were heard
as Inc principal business before Hen
uefSon Chamber of Commerce dircC-
tors al their monthly meeting Mo-
day evening.
Among these was one from thr
Chambers airport committee, which
outlined a proposed arrangcmCn;
between Granville and Vance coun-
tICS and Henderson and Oxford Iu,
acquiring and building an airpor,
convenient To the two communities
ms rcpor, undertook To estimate
costs TO city and county on the basis
ol an equal division between Vance
and Granville.
me board authorized issuing e..
ooV i"ldcrS containing i-iurmatiul
ABOUT III" city. W. B. ShCavcr. chair
man "l The publicity and public
events committee. Withdrew recon-
mcndati"ns previously made with lc-
Sp'ct I" proposed town hall meetings
ana series oi concerts for Hen
dCrSon.
>. +. i"isCr. Of the Mercantile al
i"IS committee. reported agreements
haG been reached by concerns in the
cay "A uriiC.m hours and WCdncs-
day closings.
G!lSS"m Shoe Repair Shop WAS
voted INTO membership and a two
weeks vacation was voted the sccrC-
ta!y and his assistant. and also the
secretary was instructed 10 attend the
greensboro conference June 1921
OF the Southeastern Institute for
Commercial Organization Secretaries
This viii be held al Woman's COL
lcgc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23

was ISSUED or who control tho burn
i'S equipment at that address ,,.
IN lhc case of landlordD. Other
oii users not included in these cafe
eoricS will be given chance ,o I'm
OUT another application later.
Nhiic me questions may be an
SWerea i,a without difficulty by most
li"usenoiders, there may be some
special circumstances in some cases
Which consumer would wan, IN
clrar up in order to be sure hc is
answering correctly. If any such
cases consumers arc advised To con-
sun with the fuel oil clerk a, :he
wa war fricc 4 RatiCning Board. where
al! questions will gladly be answered
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23
Hay Exhibited Here
Has Created Much
Grower Interest

y great deal of interest has been
created over the exhibit of hay in
watkins Hardware store windnv. nc
cordIng TO l.. r. Miller. of the local
SOL conservation Office. 4 displav
OF fifteen samples of varinrs b,vs
Which were produced on farms in
vance county is compared to a sam
PIE Which was shipped into Vance
county Inc past year at a high price
per ton. The Importance of inocr,-
la'ion Of legumes before planting IS
also shown by plants taken from
lieid pots showing the increased
growth of inoculatcd clover over
lover that was not innoulatcd. Miller
said.
Further discussing tho hay situa-
uon, Mr.. Miller continued:
NOW That we have greatly in
creased our livestock production tho
limiting factor is feed. The mos,
economical method of producing rcC,,
Tor livestock is through the pro,irir-
ilon 9i more and better quality hay,
'oscthcr with more grain in This
county. Together with good hay and
grazing good permanent pasture i
the cheapest feed farmer can urr.
ducc. Also a good pasture projects
inc land from erosion. To stumble.
mcnt pastures during thc dry hn,
months of the summer. the sccr!ine
oi sudan grass now will furnish good
grazing during tho latter part ot
the year before frost. Those whp
have kudzu established ON their
farms can use il for supplemental
grazing week or ten davs NJ =
time. However kudzu will bc Killed
out by grazing il continuously.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23
SERVICES AT KESLER TEMPLE,

The Mount Cavalry ITnlincss
church. with the Female quartet
and its pastor. Rev. Baskerville. will
worship four nights. beginning to-
night. al Kcslcr Temple Baptist
church here. il was announced to-
day. Tho public and members are
requested TO attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-23
TO START
AT WHITE MEMORIAL

~ revival meeting is to begin a,
White Memorial Methodist church at
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

jim nj bila nobena rec preuma.
zana v blatenju boriteljev Slo.
venije. Ceprav SC tudi duhovni.
XII m led borci, toda "a reakcio.
marie mic ne pomeni. Vredni So
jim kaj lie tisti, XII troSijo lazi
proti partizanom. Min mai Sc
Bog usmili.
Nasprotniki osvobodilne from.
tie pravijo, da je vera v nevar.
nosti. Ampak tisti, XII to govore.
nimajo V mislih we're nit toliko
kolikor je "a nohtom crnega.
MIN Sc gre lie "a privilegije in
udobno z~ivljenje. Nebesa pa bi
tudi Hitlerju prodali, ako bi kie
bila. Ker SO zanje v zadregi, iih
ljudem raise obetajo pc smrti.
Koliko ie nekaterim ljudem
do rodne Crude, maj povem V
sledecem: Dne IA. feb. 1913 smo
bill povabljeni V SLOW. del. dom.
z oznanilom, da bono ustanovi,
Ii podruznico SANSa. Res lie
prislo precej ljudi. Pc izvolitW
odbora Sc je nabralo Sc nekai
denarja, dekleta pa SO zapela
"Hej Slovenci''. Tudi zupnik ie
bill jake vessel. Ko pa je k~raljeya
in Mihajloviceva zvezda ugas.
Mia, Sc je pa .tudi pr SANSu
zanje vse nehalo.
Dne 81. augusta 1914 je pred
sednik SANSove podruznice
Frank Cesar sklical sejo. Nit
enega nj bio blizu, razen odbor-
nikov. Meseca septembra je BIZ
10 ravno tako.. Use to je zasluga
slovenskih kvizlingov okrog
niihnega glasila V Clevelandu,
il. pa njihnih podrepnikov.
Ako bi matere teh ljudi vede-
lie, kaj SO redile, bi Sc v grobu
Cd sramu obrnile.
John Pintar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
. : KRITICNA MNENJA, PORO ella IN RAZPRAVE*


CHI, je nedavno postal uredniku
Proletarca par izvodov franco
skega socialisticnega dnevnika
lie Populaire in oh enem po-
zdravlja vse, Xxi SO dobre vo-
lie.
"a stalno Sc je priscilla med
mas Mrs. Ann Medvesek, sopro-
ga pomoznega urednika Prosve-
te Milana MedveSka. S sabo je
kajpada pripeljala tudi MUM
dive hcerki.
Cpl. Edward Baskovic, cigar
oce je mas sosed ma bliznji Ham
lin Ave, sporoca IL Italije, da
SO praznovali praznike "po sta
rem in pa da je tam Sc zmerom
voina. Upamo, da Sc z drugimi
naSimi fanti vred kmalu vrne.
tn ma obisku je bill tudi Joe
'Gornik, cigar oce in sestra zivi-
ia v Berwynu. Mladi Joe sluzi
V armadi strica Sauna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
OBLJUBE SO LIE "a
MA PAPIR

Hudson, Wyo. - Il porocil je
razvidno, da Sc Winston Chur-
chill ne misli drzati dogovora,
XII sta ga sklenila Il Roosevelt
tom, MANFRED, da Sc narodom
jamci Pc porazu fasizma syobo-
dine volitve in pa da 81 maj Iud-
stva sauna dolocujejo obliko VIA
de, kakrsno zele. Anglia je re
pokazala, da je ma obljube po-
zabila. Intrigira ma Grskem in
V Belgiji, kamor je Hitler spet
udaril. ND
Angliji je lie kak kronan pa
razit pc godu, XII INA S pomocjo
orozja liudstvo drzati pod svo-
10 peto. Upajmo, Ola trije veliki
ne bodo dopustili, da bi Sc Sc v
jugoslovanske zadeve utikala.
kar Roosevelt, Stain in Tito re-
cejo, pr tenn ostanejo, pa mai
Anglia misli kar hoce. Ia zdra-
zbe delati je ona ma prvem me-
stu. Lahko Sc Sc spominjate, ka-
ko je leta 1929 senator Borah
trdo ozigosal razne zakulisnike.
pa Sc posebno Anglijo je incl
najbolj ma piki. cato, ker Sc ne
drzi fooa Dor ObJi,,b; Uo
te, da BIO ravno Anglia skusala
uriniti Jugoslaviji kralja Petra.
kar hi bilo zelo pc godu kliki
pri AmeriSki domovini in v
ljubljanski Skofiji.
Dokler je Sc k~raljeva in Mi
hajleviceva zvezda svetila, sc
bill tt dvorezni narodnjaki Sc
sal "a silo "a med ljudi. Ko pa
je ljudstvo S Titom potegnilo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
APPEL grskih deiovcev

Atene, Z. decembra.-(ONA
Organizirani grSki delavci 50
naslovili organizacijam DELAY
stva v Ameriki, Britaniji, Rusi-
il in Franciji poziv, maj jim po-
magajo. Izrazili SO svojo voljo,
da bodo nadaljevali borbo "a de-
mokraticne svobode liudstva in
povedali svojo ogorcenost mad
britansko intervencIjo, APPEL
pravi, da je bio ubitih 70 mir
nih demonstrantov in ola jih ie
bio ma stotine ranjenih, PA
pandreu uziva podporo britain
skega ambasadorja Leeperja in
(angleski) general Scobie Sc OBJ
nasa skandalozno, kot da je on
governor Grcije."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
SLOVENSKI DELAVSKI
CENTER

Chicago, Ill. - V druzabnem
klubu Slovenskega delavskega
centra Sc bono poslovili cd sta
rega leta z domaco zabavo, ma
katero SO vabljeni vsi clani ter
elanice in mimi prijatelji. Vr-
sila Sc DO v nedeljo vecer 81.
decembra v klubovih prostorih
ma 1901 S. Lawndale Ave. =
Vstopnina "a clane in milne
~prijatelje prosta.
1t. Michael Runner Sc je S
svojo nevesto vrnil v Chicago
2 obiska pri njegovih starsih in
bratih v PENN in dine %. dec.
je predaval v Centru o svojih
wish, XII Jill je dobil med Jugo-
slovani v Londonu. S svojim ma
stopom ie vsem ugajal in ME-
gov govor je bill zelo informant
ven.
Pozdravi. Pozdravna pisma,
ali pa karte, SO poslaIi Ray b.
zicnik S Havajev. Tudi nekaj
koledarckov je postal, h~avajske
sorte. Eden je v Centru. Ray je
bill svoj cas- tajnik, Druzabnega
kluba, pa Sc ga rad spominja.
cello V takih krajih, o katerih
pravijo, ola je V Nth vecna po-
mlad.
TIL ma obisku je bill Cpl. Au-
gust Kramar, nekdanji knjigo-
vodja v 81. uradu SNIP.
IL Francije pozdravlja vse
svoje nance in prijatelje Jo-
seph Drasler, bivsi pomozni
upravnik in pomozni urednik
Proletarca. Pravi, da ie v ssli-
siejih luknjah'' in kako ie sedaj
" Min, 81 lahko predstavljamo.
Oscar Godina, XII je tudi cast
! mix v ameriSki armadi v Fran
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27


Klub Naprej zboruje vsako
tretjo nedeljo v mesecu OBJ 10.
dop. druStveni dvorani ma
Boydsvillu.
Vsem, XII ste prispevali v zad-
Min tednih "a jugoslovanski re-
1if, a imena Sc MISC bila priob-
cena, mammalian, da bodo OBJ
javljena CHM pridejo ma vrsto.
Prosveta je S takimi porocili
vsak dan natrpana in objavlja
jih pc redu. Tajnik-blagajnik
John Vitez, XII je sprejel darove,
jih je z imeni vred postal ma pri-
stojno mesto.-Joseph SnOy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
RAZNOTEROSTI

Bridgeport, o. = Seja kluba
ESt. II JSZ v nedeljo II. deem
bra je bila zaradi slabega vre-
mena boil piclo obiskana. Ven
dar pa 4sodrugov IL Bartona tudi
slabo vreme ne zadrzi, posebno
ker je bila to letna seja. Izvolili
smo odbor "a leto 1915 in raz-
pravljali o nacrtih "a nase delo
V bodoce ma polju, "a katerega
je postojanka Naprej st. IL BIZ
la ustanovljena. Svojo nalogo
je vrsila VISA ia leta pc svoii mai
boljsi moei in jo DO v BODICE.
ker della je: veliko, a takih de-
lavcev, XII hi ga hoteli vrsiti, pa
malo.
Diskuzirali smo 0 vseh mogo-
9Th dnevnih problemih, XII SO Sc
daj v ospredju.
v odbor SO bill izvolieni, 10:
seph Snoy, tajnik-blagajnik; "a
pisnikar John Vitez; nadzorni-
ka Joseph Skoff in John Vitez.
IGlavna organizatoria John vi
tez in Joseph Snoy. Organiza-
tori po naselbinah: Barton, Jo-
seph Skoff; Blaine, Frank Mi
helcic; Neffs, Florian Pishek
Glencoe, Albina Kravanja.
Ker sem tajnik kluba re de-
vetnajst let, sem smatral, da bi
bila ma mestu sprememba, JAZZ
pa bi Sci .sspokoj'". Mogoee bi
klub z novo tajnisko mocio bolj-
Sc uspeval. Pa nj slo. Sodrugi Sc
argumentirali, da bi bio ravnc
nasprotno in me urgirali, da mai
Sc specimen. Tako sem ostal i
tel sluzbi in bonn delal pc svoii
moci kakor doslej. Ampak tai
mix je samo ena oseba in potre.
buje kooperacije. Cd nekateril
sodrugov sem jo incl precej
zelim, da Sc vsi poprimemo de
la in somisljenike v teh kraiif
pa vabimo, da Sc nam pridru
zijo. !