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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21
Lodges

/. o. o. F. Cabinet chapter No
Oh, meets every Wednesday even
ing. Cliff Hayden, Noble Grand
FeIer Vanderwood rec.-secretary.
Royal Arch Masons Libby lodge
No. 80 meets 1st and 3rd We'd
nesdays at Masonic Temple. L.
IN. Burpee high priest, D. o.
Mount, secretary.
A. F. & A. M. Libby Lodge No.
% meets End and 4th TUESDAYS
at Masonic Temple. Don Leach.
". M; Edgar Beardsley, sec'y.
Order of the Eastern Star, Lib
| by Chapter No. SO meets LIST and
5rd Tuesdays at Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Gordon Daugherty, worthy
matron; Mrs. E. E. Jauueth.
secretary.
Libby Moose Lodge No. 1899
meets End and 4th Mondays al
Moose Hall. VIM. I. Anderson.
Governor; Melvin P. Paulson,
secretary.
Royal Neighbors, Mountain
View Camp No. 1858 meets End |
and 4th Wednesdays, Moose Hall. !
Mrs. Mabel Solem, oracle; Mrs.
Bessie Clowers, recorder.
Medora Rebekah Lodge No. SO
meets lst and 3rd Mondays at /
O. Q, F Hall. Mrs. Pete Wander
wood, Noble Grand and Mrs.
Clarence Daggett, secretary.
a. .. u. w. meets End Friday
of each month at Legion Hall
Harry Hartle, M. w; S. A. Ras-
secretary.
A. 0. U. w. Junior Club meets
a'h Friday at Legion Hall. Janet
Johnston, M. w; Rosella Barr.
secretary; Delina Carlson, super
visor.
Rainbow Girls meet End and
18th Mondays at Masonic Temple.
Patsy Gooselaw, worthy advisor.
Helen Church, acting recorder:
Mrs. Frank Baney, mother ad-
'isor.
Women of the Moose, Libby
,hapter No. sos meets lst and 3rd
thursdays at Moose Hall. Mrs.
!: n. Brennan, Senior Regent:
lTs. .. G. Murray, recorder.
Theta Rho Club No. q meets
st and Bird Tuesdays in l. o. o. F.
all at Tbs p. m. Wilma McRen.
resident; Shirley Switzer, re-
riding secretary; Mrs. Loren
ompf, advisory officer.
Libby Rod and Gun Club meets
d Tuesday at 3 p. m. Dick
DWELL, president; George c.
lrle, secretary.
Granite Encampment No. 2, l.
o. +. meets End and 4th Fri
US Cliff Hayden, c. P; M. R.
lrnes, Scribe.
Junior Odd Fellows meet End
d Bird Mondays. Jim Maurer. /
lief Ruler; Geo. Paulson, Recor-
z; Clifford Hayden, Ad. officer.
libby Ski Club, John FINLAND.
es., Mrs Fred Cloutier, Secy.
etings when called
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ent character as sinister defense
counsel; Leon Anes as a relentless
district attorney;the sparkling Aud
rey Totter as the 'other woman,
Alan Reed and Jeff York.
The picture was produced by
Carey Wilson, and was directed by
Tay Garrett, who directed Greer
Carson in two of her greatest hits.
The Valley of Decision" and Mrs.
Parkington."
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21

day afternoon the snow measured
10 inches.
Mrs Moen of Kalispell was
week end caller at the George Ross
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21

Only five veterans with service
connected disabilities were await
ing admission to Northwest VA hos
pltals at the end of October.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21

Two real estate transactions which
took place recently, were the sale
Of the Ben Graham property tc
Nelson Strock, and the sale of the
cottage owned by Tom johnson to
Carol Gates.
Mrs Ida Becquart and Marion.
were callers in Whitefish Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Militare have moved
into the Fred Nelson residence for
the winter.
H. c. Anderson was a business
caller in Kalispell Saturday.
The weather has been ideal in
this locality nearly all fall. The
Christmas tree cutters and workers
IN the yards have been exception
ally fortunate. Sunday, however.
the story became a different one
Snow started falling and continued
all day and night and Monday. Mon
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REXF0RD
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Bridge Club

Bridge Club
The members of the Bridge Club
met at the home of Miss Madpe
Melvin, Tuesday evening.
High, and travelling prize went
10 Mrs. James Hurst and the con-
collation. to Mrs. E. E. Madden.
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M@a1ls ~
BABY =,
By EdEd Mae Mcintosh

Not so very many years ago.
there used to be a quite common
ailment, called Spring Fever.
Grandmother had a remedy, usually
sulphur and molasses, which con-
tanned some of the food values
which had been lacking in the FAM
lily diet during the long winter.
The fruits and vegetables avail
able to our grandparents were
much more limited thar ours ard
eften did not last throughout TIN
winter. They could not find a wide
variety of vegetables on a grocer
shelves as we can, almost regard
less Of the season. We may nCt
use our advantages as we should.
at least for most of the family But
there is one member of the family
we realize should have the right !,
food in the right amount at the
right time" and that person is the
baby. The ingenuity of some young
parents has brought to your baby
wide variety of strained foods, Of
high quality. No longer does =
busy young mother need to go 1!
the grocery store every day to frJ
what vegetable is available. an.
then take whatever she can find .
This problem has been solved Tor
her and daily saves her valuable
time. !
i Your baby has a cho1ce Of crep.
GRATED milk, sealed IN stcfilo c..>,
or pasteurized milk; either on, IL
them are much safer than the mj,k
our grandmothers could buy Tf.Ie
are special baby cereals tIor0I,., r. y
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things TO eat and wear became
very dear in England. People
blamed the war, Of course, but
the real trouble was lack Of mod
ern coal mining machinery.
WoOden-shoe WITH A nation
Regulations so dependent on
coal, why didn't
the mine owners equip their prop
critics with modern machinery,
get out more coal per man and
pay better wages? Answer: Cow
eminent interference! Tax laws
discouraged replacing old ma
chinery, Regulations placed a
penalty on efficient methods. The
results were three: High prices,
low wages and q ruined export
trade.
Workers I'm Rritfs h mines
blamed the mime owners. The
squeeze that pinched their wages
to half tha A{aerican scale was
political vice. Government
regulations and taxes retarded
production and choked prosper.
ity. This was 20 crafty hidden
from the workers that they
shouted loud for Naturalization /
government ownership. It wilt
come now. with Churchill out aud
Attlee in.
WEI ,,,1-t y.1t ~.
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E0AL rs Engiand'a msin indus.
~. Her 10000 miners produce
30 million tons q pear. We have
sally $4,000 miners In the United
states but they produce $50 mil
don tons Of coal a year; more
shan five times as much per man
IS in England. English miners
draw $25 a week while Americans
earn $50 a week for the same
work accomplished in a much
easier way and pursued for fewer
hours q day.
In America miners use mower
cutters. Automatic leaders put
the coal in cars and electric loco
motives pull them away. In Eng
land men dig coal out with picks
and pitch it in cars with shovels.
The power that pulls the cars to
daylight is a scrub mule with a
rag over hA7 eyes r t's hov
they used u sAfs.e @1t3 " Amer
Boa when grsndps sss's a boy.
War Wages GETTING a ton
ana FHaceS SI E'ngllSn coal TO
the top of the
ground costs S4.26 for labor
alone; $1.40 in America. The
manpower shortage, Incidental to
war, ran the price of British coal
to $3.50 ton-twice its pre-war
price. American coal advanced
only 60t a ton. Hand work is
what commands the premium
when men are scarce. This eco
bonnie fact has worked a hard
ship on the English.
England does not raise enough
food for her people, nor ologch
6Ura to clothe them. Such ueees-
si'ias are imported by The sa0-
.a IN e practical .v
asa u.len. witb coal. e 81.
ra. t.Hu sGLi 1ss -
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FOX SALE
NEGRO HSTORY BQOK

Negro History Book, Afro-Amer1-
can World Almanac that gives sAs-
wers to questions never answered be-
fore in any book, proof tae Queen q
Sheba, Solomon, Cush. Abrahan4, Da-
vid, Ham and Jesus Christ were an
related by the Hamitic Blood Of the
great Black Race; also proof that oa
the face Of q paper Bill nov in circHo
lation has the picture a a Negro
Price. s1.1O. 112 pages, postpaid. Sos
w. T. Gillespie, Agent, at 24Os1S 9th
'Apv
St.. Meridian. Miss. or phone S5S.
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of another nation, by trials, by signs,
and by wonders, and by war, and by
la mighty hand, and by an outstretched
arm, and by great terrors, according
to all that Jehovah your God did for
you in Egypt before your eyes?
35. Unto thee it was showed, that
thou highest know that Jehovah he
lis God; there is none else besides
him.
SO. Out of heaven he made thee to
hear his voice, that he might instruct
thee and upon earth he made thee
to see his great fire; and thou heard
est his words out of the midst of the
fire.
3D. And because he loved thy
fathers. therefore he chose their seed
FIVE. ...m. .HI haura. thee ant with
his .ea with his great 4over
.au of EGYPT.
32 TO drive out nations from be-
fore thee greater and mightier than
| .hoo to bring thee in to Give thee
f.r land .r ana Inheritance. as at
.s day
r. ............. 4--- r... and
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10 the Presidents and members of
he II. B. A.:
Our newly revised Constitution is
ow ready. Presidents viii collect I5c
from each member for each Constitu-
ton they buy. Each president should
do his best to urge each member to
purchase a Constitution so that he
Eil knew the laws which now govern
he Association. Many changes, were
made in the Convention by the gov
erning body and these changes have
.lready brought splendid results. in
hat members are being added and we
re having a chance to see and know
If valuable material in men and wo-
men in the H. B. A.
Send now lor YOUR new Constitu
ion.
The echo., 1946-02-08

3 1rai Ci9tT1ing Co. Cc-t. Cd
ss.S-2s G. Ashia1d Ave. Ch.caSo 8, ILL J
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S:all0ay SchoOI
lesson
Lesson VII.-February 10
TRUE TO A GREAT HERITAGE
Deut. IA

Printed text, Deut. Al, 10, 82-4O;
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Joshua 24:26, 27.

Printed text, Deut. Al, 10, o2-4Ui
Joshua z4:zo' ~
Dent Al. And now. O Israel.
aearken unto 'ne statutes ana unto
the ordinances "'lc" / -e"o" you' 10
do them. that we NAV live. and 90 in
and possess aa lam. which Jehovah.
ons e
..... ..... .
r owen .. r...r
my God commanded a. That ye should
az So Il the ..- land whittier
y 60 INTO possess
a.. .a-".
1ot your wisdom and your
uaa ..e t "- +"r
pee ear a-
statues aa- sag Surely this g.oa.
nation wise "n" understanding
people
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-16

cas-, Vsaka ustanova ljubi prize
.ditev zunaj v prosti naravi.
Letosnje poletje ze gre bolj
proti koncu. Veceri postajajo
hladnejsi in dnevi krajsi. Il te-
ga razloga je Klub Ljubljana ma
zadnji seji sklenil, da Sc v tenn
.poletju poda Sc enkrat ven v
1aravo, pod kosata drevesa. To-
krat pa gremo ma Geo Kaliopi-
jevo farmo. To je ravno v tisti
okolici, kot smo imeli zadnjo "a
bavo, samo je pol Mile blizje.
Ia prostor je ravno nasproti
Mr.. Krancica. Vozi Sc po Bishop
Rd. Ko vidis tablet z napisom
Eddy Rd., okreni ma to cesto in
pelji skozi. Ko bos 'zopet videl
zapisano tablico Kaliopi, obrni
notri, Sc par sto korakov pa 81
ma lieu mesta.
Clani in clanice, kot je ze 60
ri omenjeno, so ze dnevi kraj-
81. Tenn potion vas vabim in po-
zivam, da bodite v nedeljo, 18.
augusta tocno oh IL. uri pri
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave. Vsi tisti, kate
ri innate automobile in tisti, XII
jih inmate, vas vse prosim, da
to upostevate.
Znacilno je pa to. Tam je vec
slovenskih farmarjev in vrtnar-
jew. Vsak ina svoje vrste I'VE
rino " gozdu. Kjer sem gospo-
darjem govoril, je vsak pri-
pomnil, da je njegova dolznost,
da vas vse opozorim, da tukaj
so neke posebne vrste jazbeci,
kateri napadajo tudi cloveka,
posebno &c ga dobijo brez z
spremstva. Torej, tukaj innate
svarilo, da sc boste vedei raw
natl. Da brez spremstva Sc nj
ma nobeden pravico podati v
gozd. S pozdravom!
Geo. Nagode.
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Dodatno porocilo ra1unov
"a flote

Cleveland, o. - Glede racu-
nov "a flote Sc Sc poroca O do
datnih prispevkih in stroskih v
naslednjem: Slovenska dobro-
delna zveza je daroyala $25, kar
pomotoma nj bio vpisano v "a
pisnik, ma podlagi katerega je
bill narejen racun "a casorise.
Pozneje smo prejeli Sc en- dar in
sicer cd Mandel Shoe Store il
Collinwooda "a $40, ko je bill
raeun ze priobeen. Torej so do
hodki sedaj visji "a $35. Oh
istem casu pa smo prejeli se ra-
cum "a prodajni davek v vsoti
"a $36. Tako je celotni racun
dohodkov vecji "a $35 in novi
racun stroskov pa Sc je povisal
"a $36, tako je sedaj preostan-
ka samo Z centov.
A. Grdina.
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PRCSNJA IA
PISEMSKE ZNAMKE

sPolde Vadnjal il Preserja pri
Ljubljani bi rad, da bi mu anne
riski rojaki poslai znamke S pi-
sem, to je ameriske pisemske
znamke, ko SO ze rabljene. MOI
je navdusen filatelist in to je
njegovo najveeje veselje. Znam-
Ike izrezite il zalepk tako, da je
Sc nekaj papirja okrog znam-
ke. znamke ne smejo biti strga-
ne ali zmeckane. Posebno sc pri-
poroca "a nase posebne, anne
riske filatelicne znamke, XII Sc
jih izdaja. Omenjeni je~doma il
Rrega pri Boroynici in uposlen
kot zeleznicar ma postal v Pre-
serju pri Ljubljani.
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16. augusta, 1910

njenem obrazu je potrjeval 4je-
no iziavo, kajti smehljala Sc je
ma vse strani in pozdravljaIa
svoje prijatelje. Tudi onadya
sta prispela z aytom.
Nadaljna spremljevalka svo-
jega mozicka je Mrs. Krist Sto-
kel, XII Sc, kot je videti, dobro
pocuti.
Glavna odbornica SNPJ, Jo-
sephine Mocnik sc kreta med
delegati kot med svojimi starimi
prijatelji ter zabava stare in
mlade. Sal jo poznate, da ina
"a vsakogar prijazno besedo.
Josephine Tratnik je prvic ma
konvenciji in cuva, da il ne bi
usla nobena zanimivost ma zbo-
rovaniu. Nasim dekletom della
druzbo najvec Joseph Zorman.
Mary Meklan Sc danes mic do
bro ne pocuti in Sc bo morala
mogoce pred casom vrniti do
NOV. Tosack0 SinRCiicc.
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Uspesna sezija
popularnih koncertov

V sredo zvecer je Cleveland
Summer orkester pod vodstvom
DIR. Rudolph Ringwalla zakljucil
letcsnjo serijo "pop" koncer-
tov v mestnem avditoriju. V
skupnem Sc je podalo v tenn
poletju 20 koncertov, katerih
Sc je udelezilo 107, ,939 oseb, kar
je "a 10 odstotkov vec kot pa
lansko leto.
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Mestne novice
Sestra isGe hrata Kokalia

Pavla Anzur, rojena Kokalj
v Ihanu pri Domzalah, isce bra
ia Tomaza. Kokalj in njegovo
zeno Polono, XII sta pred vojno
zivela v New York City. Sestra
je pisala pismo bratu ma start
naslov, toda j je bio vrnjeno.
Tomaz Kokalj je istotako donna
il Ihana pri Domzalah in pri-
blizno star 48 let. Oglasi maj sc
ma naslov: Pavla Anzur, Zalo-
karjeva utica 6. Ljubljana, Ju-
goslavija.
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Deeek poskodovan cd
"suheqa leda"

Richard Howatt, star Is let,
6O15 Whittier Ave., je dal "suh"
led in vodo v steklenico in 10
zamasil. Potem je cakal, kdaj bo
plin steklenico raznesel. Ker je
nj takoj razneslo, Sc je sklonil
naprej, da pogleda. Tisti hip je
steklenica eksplodirala in drob-
ci stekla SO decka mocno obre-
zali po obrazu, rokah in nogah.
Prepeljan je bill v Mt. Sinai boil
nisnico.
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Trgoyina naprOdaj

Proda Sc trgovino 2 grocerijo
in mesom, > posestyom vred.
Nahaja Sc ma prometnem kraju.
Zelo dobra prilika "a podjetne
ljpdi. Proda Sc radi smrti n
druzini, IA podrobnosti pokli-
Cite GIL 1856.
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Kljub Ljubljana
priredi izlet

Euchd, O. Vsakemu zem-
ljanu, ki ina kolickaj dobre vo-
lie v sebi, nlu stopijo pred oci
stirje letni Cast. Vsak letni cas-
ina svoje koristi "a nekoga. Ia
ko ma primer eden "a raVoj
cloveskega ziyljenja. KnltVrno
'delaystvo najbolj Judi poletni
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4 Il
je lepo poslopje, V katerem Sc
daj vecina delegacije dobiva
svojo hrano. Ia hrana in po-
strezba je bila doslej izvrstna
in zadostna. Prav lepa hvala
vsem kuharicam in streznicam,
da bi le tako ostalo do konca
konvencije.
Vreme je bio par dni pred
nasim prihodom tukaj prav pu-
sto in muhasto. Toda zadnja
diva dneva, do ponedeljka I'VE
Ger, IL. augusta, je pa zelo pri-
jazno. Ma dan nasega prihoda
v nedeljo dne II. avg. so mas
Evelethcani peljali ma piknik
in to res ma zelo lepe in prijazne
prostore. Ampak prava smola
ie bila, kot drugod po Ameri-
XII, da piva nj bilo skoraj mic.
zelezne tudi ne dosti, pa te
menda ze Sc.
'Drugo je bio Sc zadostno.
Udelezba ma pikniku je bila We
lika. Posetniki so bill mladi in
start, domacini in tujci, vsi maj
boljse razpolozeni. Bio je mno-
60, mnogo pozdravljanja in
predstavljanja pa rokovanja. Pi-
sea teh vrstic Sc danes roka bo-
Ii. Rokovali smo Sc veliko pri-
jatelji in starimi znanci, katere
sem oh tel priliki spet videl in
pozdravil. Spoznal sem Sc tudi
z veliko novimi. Mnogi cd teh
so mi cestitali.
Bratje in sestre, prav lep a
vam hvala vsem skupaj "a va
Sc priznanje. Kar Sc tice stano-
vanj delegacije in gostov kon-
vencije, teh je zelo veliko il
vseh .krajev, so vsi zadostno
preskrbljeni in zadovoljni, To
slisim cd mnogih. Pri tenn re-
Gem, da je zadovoljen tudi pisec
teh vrstic stanovanjem in do
ticno druzino, pri kateri stanu-
jem. z menoj stanujeta Sc diva
Delegate. Eden ina avto S Sc
boj in ker ie dobra dusa, donna
il Gary, Ind, me vozi ma zbo-
rovanje in Sc kan drugam. Ma
Sc stanovanje je oddaljeno kaks-
nih Is minut pes hoda cd zbo-
rovalne dvorane, ampak ma ze-
10 prijaznem kraju, poleg lepe-
ga zelenega parka.
|. Tukaj je res svezi zrak in
lep razgled. Druzina pa je ze-
10 prijazna. Posebno sc mi do
pade njih lep velik vrt, XII je
poln velikih dreves, polno raz-
licnih roz in domacih pridel-
kov. Je pa pri tenn to, da vse to
da veliko della in je treba prid-
nih rok.
Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. John
Agnice so pridne roke, XII obde-
lujejo vzorno svojo zeml jo. Ia
enkrat maj to porocilo zadostu-
je. Pisem to II. augusta I'VE
Ger. Preje nisem incl prilike, da
bi 81 bill preskrbel znamke "a
zraeno posto, oddam to porocilo
po navadni posti, XII je bolj po-
INA. Lep pozdrav vsem citate-
ljem.
Anton Jankovich.
DoGa Inn vnrnx;1o pox.,uou
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KONVENCNI
UTRINKI
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)

(Nadaljevanje /. stranD
XII je odpeljal proti Duluthu.
Tedaj smo Sc pa pozdravili S
Chicazani, Detroitcani in Penn
sylvancani. Vecina delegacije 81
je narocila postelje. Zanimivo
je bilo opazovati crnca, XII je
pripravljal postelje. Nikamor Sc
mu nj mudilo. Delal je kot avto-
mat in vzelo mu je sest ur, da
je pripravil "a lezisc.
Vecina mas Sc je dobro ma
spala, toda razoGaranje je pri-
5lo drugo jutro, ko nismo mo-
gil dobiti nilzakega zajtrka. Ho-
ces noces, ostali smo oh svojem
do zgodnjega popoldneva. Ko
smo prispeli koneno obljublje-
40 mesto Eveleth, smo 81 privo-
scili vsega. Takega sprejema
nam menda ne bi nudilo noheno
mesto. Resnicno so mas sprejeli
z mestno godbo ma kolodvoru,
nakar smo korakali proti mestni
soil, kjer smo dobili naslove ma
sih stanovanj. Vse je bilo "a mas
preskrbljeno. v kratkem casu
SO razvozili delegate ma svoja
stanoyania in takoj nato ma pix
mix v enega najlepsih prostorov,
ijer Sc je izvajal lep program.
Vodila ga je Ursula Ambrozich.
Tu smo sc srecali zopet raz-
lienimi gosti z raznih krajev.
Mrs. Anna Klun il Pittsburgha,
Pa, je predstayila soprogo An
tona Zbasnika in njeno sestro
Frances Dolence il Sharona, Pa.
Kar nenadoma mas pozdravita Sc
Clevelandcana Janko N. Rogeli
in Anton ]. Terboyec, XII sta sc
nahajala rayno ma seji ABB v
Ely, MINI. v njuni druzbi je bill
seveda tudi .Jonn Kumse il Lo-
rama, Ma konvencijo Sc je pri-
peljala 2 aytomobilom druzina
Antona Wapotica. Imeli so le-
90 in srecno yoznjo. Da je bila
pa druzinska sreca res popolna,
:e povzrocil sinoy povratek il
vojaske sluzbe. Mrs. Wapotich
je zarela sre6e, 10 nam je pred
stavila postavnega deckota Bill
lierja. Dostayila je se Y svoje
zadovoljstv da je to MEN tret-
j honeymoon"
Takoj nato se je "a nami ogla-
sila Mrs. Rudy Lisch yysej svo-
il presernosti And this is my
nnor.~l sI.1~n,v,.r ~~<>,.s ~ Tee.
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Preskrbite potrebno nego
slovenski mladini SloyenijiI
Prispevajte "a otrosko bolnico
v Sloveniji! v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti" lahko oddasts val
delexI
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()dda Sc

opremljen soho najem; ii
lahko tudi kuha. Naslov Sc po-
1--we Y uradu tega lista.
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glaSOV. ToreJ prlhodnJa ia. red
ma konvencija sNPJ Sc DO vrsi-
la v Detroitu, Michigan, v For
dovem kraljestvu leta 1850.
Da Sc ne mudi cas- brez potre-
be, Sc je poklicalo odbor "a re-
solucije, XII je predlozil prvo re-
solucijo tikajoco Sc Osvobodilne
fronte, herojske partizanske
borbe in, sedanje svobodne Via.
de Jugoslavije. Obenem pa APPEL
ma delegacijo "a ponovno po-
moe skladu "a otrosko bolnisni-
co v Sloveniji. o zadnji toeki "a
pomoc sklada "a otrosko boil
nisnico Sc je posebej glasovalo.
Predlog resolucijskega odbora
je bill, da Sc ponovno daruje
$4,000. Izmed zborovalcev pa
sta prisla diva nova predloga in
sicer prvi,, da Sc ponovno daru-
je 'se $4,000, in drugi, da sc
daruje $4,000. S pretezno We
cino glasov je bill odobren pred
log "a $4,000 Ia tenn so bile
sprejete Sc dive resoluciji in 81
Ger ena "a spremembo koledar-
ia v modernem nacrtu in druga
Sc je tikala unijskega delav-
stva. To so priblizno vse vazne
sprejete ,resolucije in sklepi pr
vega dneva konvencije.
Druge novice ali porocila O
voznji, vremenu in razpolozenju
delegacije in gostov konvencije
je sledece: Voznja cleveland
ske delegacije in gostov je bila
bol:j cudna, dolgocasna in pc
domace cincarska. Vlak il Gle
velanda v Chicago je incl pri-
bl:zno emo uro zamude. v Chi
cago smo dospeli ravno toliko
casa poprej, da srno Sc dobili
zvezo z obljubljenim posebnim
vlakom, XII mas je odpeljal do
Dulutha, MINI.
Prehod iz enega kolodvora ma
drugega tezko prtljago je zla-
sti "a zenske naucno in tezko,
pa Sc v tisti vrocini in napol v
temi, gor in dol po dolgih stop
micah in vse to ma hitrico, ako-
ravno so has delno neKaj pre-
peljali izvoscki. Cd Chicago pa
do Dulutha smo imeli skoraj vsi
tudi spalne prostore. In kaksna
je bila postrezba in spanje? Tu-
di Cd muh in zakaj? Strezaj, XII
pripravlja postelje, namesto da
bi jih pripravil med osmo in
deveto uro zvecer, pa je prise]
okoli 9:30 in skoncal pa Oh
80. Pisec teh vrstic in moi
spalni kolega Frank Ipavec IL
Collinwooda, sva morala caka-
tt do zadnjega.
Zamorski strezaj Sc je kar
svetil. (To je bill pravi ljubljan'
CAM Ia nase apele Sc nj dosti
zmenil. Smejal Sc je in kazal
belle zobe in jamral, da nj spal
in da je zelo izmueen cd prejs-
NIGGA dine in noci.
Veste da mi sc nismo dosti
brigali zanj in "a tiste postelje.
In zakaj ne? Zato, ker SIN O
imeli zelo veselo in prijazno
druzbo. Lacni nismo bill in zej-
nj tudi ne, radi tega tudi petja,
dobre volje in sal nj manjkalo.
Bio je poleg delegacije il Gle
velanda tudi veliko gostov v ma
81 veseli druzbi. Prav lepa hva-
la vam vsem, pri tel veseli druz-
bi.
In ko nam je, kot je ze rece-
no, crni MOI koncno pripravil
tiste postelje, smo Sc skidali v
ME, eni spodaj, drugi zgoraj.
Moi spalni kolega je bill delegat
drustva Struglers st. GA SNIP
Frank Jpavec. Ma tisti vlak SO
prisle mnoge bolj male nesreee,
da smo Sc cincali pray poeasi
naprej. Med potjo SO spreme-
Mill emo locomotive, ker Sc je
prva spuntala in Sc j je neki
del izgubilo, en- cvek ali kaj.
Poten smo imeli Sc vee snole
tukaj in tam, .tako da js bla
k:-Az 4