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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Benson Studies
Soil Bank Plan

Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son Is considering a big expan-
sion Of the soil banks conser-
walton reserve. under which the
Government pays farmers to
retire land from production of
surplus crops.
Mr.. Benson told reporters
yesterday his National Agri.
cultural Advisory Commission
had recommended study of an
increase in the conservation re-
serve goal to about 40 million
acres. Some % million acres
have been signed up to date.
and the budget provides for
raising the total to % million
acres next year.
The current ceiling Of $375
million in payments might
have to be raised to about $575
million to pull 40 million acres
out Of production, Mr.. Benson
estimated.
He added that the commits
sion. which concluded q two
day meeting at the Agriculture
Department yesterday. said ii
would favor expansion of the
conservation reserve only with
certain conditionS-including a
reduction Of price supports to
realistic" levels.
On another subject, Mr.. Ben
son said the commission and
the Agriculture Departments
own experts are relatively op-
timistic about hog prices. de-
spite increasing production. He
said the consensus is that hog
prices will hold fairly we'll
perhaps in the $12 to $l4 per
hundredweight range-through
next fall.
Hog prices are a crucial DO
litical issue. especially in the
Midwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

at Pittsburgh. first as an as
sistant in that ONCE and as
chief prosecutor from 1855
TO 1858.
AS head Of the criminal divi-
sion Mr.. Anderson has headed
since last April the Attorney
Generals program for getting
at some Of the Nations top
hoodlums by co-ordinating all
information available to all
Government investigative
agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

him at the White House next
Monday on the problem.
In kilograms to the Cover
nors. Mr.. Eisenhower said he
wanted to consult them on
ways to strengthen the regular
Federal State unemployment
compensation program"
This is different from the
emergency temporary program
that Congress enacted last year
to extend payments to jobless
persons for longer periods dur
ing the recession. The tenn
porary program Is due to ex-
pire April /, but the Senate is
expected to pass quickly a bill
already approved by the House
to extend 1t until July /.
States Role Stressed
Mr.. Eisenhower has insisted
repeatedly that the problem of
strengthening the unemploy-
ment compensation benefit pro-
gram Is primarily one Of State
responsibility. With most Of the
State legislatures now in ses-
sion. he hopes for action this
year.
His summons to the Cover
nors' Conference Executive
Committee members did not
spell out exactly what plans he
might have in mind.
The President asked that the
governors meet with him in his
Office at 10 am. next Monday.
After that personal conference.
Mr.. Eisenhower told the gov
errors he hoped they would go
on to confer "at greater length
with the interested Federal Of
flcials."
Presumably. this would in
volve meetings, after the White
House conference, with Secre-
tary of Labor Mitchell and
other officials concerned with
the problem.
Move by Mitchell Seen
Aides of Secretary Mitchell
indicated yesterday that he has
recommended to the President
Federal action to raise unem-
ployment benefits. establishing
Federal standards for jobless
compensation.
States now set their own
standards, although they receive
Federal aid in paying benefits
to unemployed workers. The
State formulas on amount and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Purchase Order

The Defense Department
buys about "a million pounds
Of salt a year for the United
States armed forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Eisenhower Prod Seen
On Stotes' JobIess Pay

President Eisenhower expected prod State Legislators
next week for action regular unemployment
pensation benefits.
The President late yesterday summoned the nine-mar
Executive Committee Of the Conference to meet will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
Large Corps
ToCover Visit
BY the Associated Press

No matter where Soviet Pre-
mier Khrushchev decides to go
in the United States. he all
ready is assured Of q crowd on
hand.
Even though it will be a.
month yet before Mr.. Khru-
shchev arrives in this country.
$50 newsmen and photogra-
pliers already have told the
State Department they want
to cover the visit. More appli.
cations are still coming in.
The total astounds State De-
partment officials. who don't
recall any journalistic mob Of
that size accompanying q visit
ing dignitary in the past.
Vice President Nixon had a
press corps Of about 100 per-
sons watching him on his Rus
sian tour.
Covering Mr.. Khrushchev
will be a heavy representation
from the foreign press. Appli-
cations received by the State
Department so far include Is
reporters and IL photographers
representing foreign publica-
tons.
About Is Russian newsmen
are expected to accompany Mr..
Khrushchev from Moscow.
Further swelling the crowds
will be American and Russian
aides, interpreters, local ON
Gals and plainclothesmen.
The coverage of the Soviet
chief may turn out to be easier
than expected, however, in
terms Of the number of places
he goes during his two weeks
stay in America.
IL now appears CnaC ne WILL
not stop Of in Texas or Florida,
where it had been thought pre-
viously that he might go sight
seeing.
Chicago and Detroit, two
cities mentioned earlier as pos
sible visiting points. now are
reported out Of the running.
Mr.. Khrushchev may. how
ever. add Los Angeles to his list
which now tentatively includes
San Francisco, New York.
Washington. an Iowa farm and
perhaps Pittsburgh.
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail
Menshikov and Undersecretary
of State Robert Murphy are
still working out details Of the
Khrushchev visit and both
sides emphasize that it is too
early to say yet Just what cities
will be included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
EXCL Invites
Khrus|lc|leyl.
To Visit Him

CHICAGO. Aug. II (AP).-|
Joe Polowski. the excl whose
avocation is promoting good
will between Russia and the
United States. has invited So
Wet Premier Khrushchev to
visit the Polowski 4-room
apartment.
Mr.. Polowski was host to
Anastas Mikoyan, Russia's dep
uty premier. during the latter's
United States jaunt earlier this
year.
Mr.. Polowski. Al. is secretary
of the American Veterans Of
the Elbe River link-up. q group
Of former soldiers who were
part Of the United States force
which established contact with
Russian troops at the Elbe
River in Germany near the
close Of World War II.
II also wrote to President
Eisenhower" said Mr.. Polowski
yesterday, Suggesting that
when Khrushchev comes to
Washington. they drink to-
gether from the bratina the
| Russian Elbe veterans pre-
sented to the President last
year"
The bratina. he said. is q
lacquered wooden punch bowl
with which friendships are
pledged. Bratina Is translated
bowl Of brotherhood"
"The tradition Of the bratina
| Is that those who share q
drink from. it become friends
forever and never raise a hand
to harm each other" Mr.. Po-
lowski said.
The former Chicago bus
driver who Is now q door-to-
door brush salesman said he
met Mr.. Khrushchev In Moscow
May 9 this year during Q re-
union Of Russian and Ameri-
can participants Of the Elbe
River contact.
"I'd like to show him my four
rooms. and my wife, Marie.
and I are starting right now
to get 1t into shape for com.
pany." he said. "We're paint
ing the kitchen. and Wen have
new Grapes and slip covers
before Khrushchev gets here"
The Polowskis have two chill
dren. Irene. /. and Benjamin. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17

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, 1959-09-23

sdent Of the Legislature. That was my answer. Then. he
said to me tomorrow go to my office want tx. talk to you.
Next day, have q compromise that I forget instead Of 20
ing next day to the Office went to see him iii his house.
He gave me some reheshraent. / go with my wife, and
then we speak about politics. We speak about the organi-
cation Of the Legislature. talk about everything and
Continued on page 81
, 1959-09-23

TIE PRESIDENT: Were there persons present?
DIR. CORDERO: yes, / have persons to prove that.
= PRESIDENTS: Who were they?
DR.. CORDERO. Mr.. Diaz and Mr. Gimenez.
MR.. E Which Diaz?
DIR. d Miguel He goes to my house about
g. He never visit me only hello in the street.-The first
time He come and says Cordero you have my breathe il
my hand. I said what are you talking me about. What are
you talking me about. Oh! You know that the thing Of
April-the organization Of the Legislature. I have not to
see that. I am not a Senator. 4 am nothing. 4 just belong
to q party. Oh, but somebody are telling that your party
wants another person to hold that position. / told him that
we don't have decided nothing about that. / come1here be
cause DR.. Anduze sent me. ] am telling you real truth
I am not afraid of nothing Only to make the wrong thing
that he needs the position because he was the linking men
in Washington-the man that bring the money here.
Those were the words ~.
PRESIDENT: That DR.. Anduze was
DR.. CORDERO: Was the linking man 8. the joint from
Washington to the Virgin Islands and if he was not the
President of the Legislature everything shut down and hap
pen that's trslei have not to say anything and he's still
alive. You can call him and then mention that against
those three. Other persons in other places hear the same
that he told me about if try that 4 contact our committee
tovote for Dr, Anduze everything for me should be set up.
That's right VII.
THE PRESIDENT: Did he say, then, that you
DR.. cORDERO: | will get everything! JOB and
license
H PRESIDENT: You will get a job ana license
DE- CORDERO.s Job and license. That fellow. He
was the chief in the Office over there: 4 don't know his first
name. know that it is Christian, and recognize him any
time. That was the second person.
THE third person is DR.. Anduze.
PRESIDENTS Doctor Anduze himself?
DR.. b Yes. Right in front Of me
THE PRESIDENTS: We're there present any wit
nesseS when DR.. Anduze approached you?
DIR. CORDERO Wait Excuse me. ! am going to
call how the way. You are asking questions. am going
to explain 5.
PRESIDENTS: Take your time. Il
DR.CORDERO: / come from the Post Office. ! go
with my wife to the Post Office, that's true, DR.. Anduze?
lust remember a little DR.. AnduZe..
DIR ANDUZE: would ike to say, Mr.. President,
that am just listening today to this farce. have no inten-
ton Of participating in it whatsoever. have made my
statement already. Thank you.
DIR. CORDEROs Okayl Then, he go with a big pack
age and come to me and says, DR.. Cordero, you and your ]
people wants to hang me. That were the words that he
said over there. / said why you said that doctor. Oh!I
don't know if with a rope. don't knowrThen, I said what
Won talking Oh somebody told we have not make anv de
, 1959-09-23
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued

THE PRESIDENTS: Joseph Christian?
DR.. CORDERO: Yea. He worked over there III that
Office. He come to my house to make deal with me. have
witness of that ...
TIE PRESIDENT: Were there persons present.
DIR. ORDERO Yes, I have persons to prove that.
THE PRESIDENT: Who were they?
DR.. ORDER Mr.. Diaz and Mr. Gimenez.
MI. OTTLEY Which Diaz?
DIR. CORDERO: Miguel He goes to my house about
, 1959-01-29
FOR SALE

One 1859 WHY'S Jeep Dis
patcher with all-steel body,
sliding doors and fiberglass
h a + d top. Mileage only
500 miles. Same as new. Sacri-
fee, leaving Island. Price
$3.50. See or call John Colby,
Chamber Of Commerce.
, 1959-01-29
SWEET

Perfect antique 4-poster Cru
clan bed of 1850 Hogensborg
origin, Mahogany. See at Prin-
cess Mill behind Princess
nightclub. Only $45.
, 1959-01-29
FOR SALE

One Is foot Boat with a
Is H. P. motor.
$65O.OO
Boat can be seen at Hansen
Boatyard, Gallows Bay.
Sidney H. Valley
, 1959-01-29
Editorial
MARCH OF DIMES
THE GENERAL idea that infantil
%

THE GENERAL idea that infantile paralysis. or
polio, affects only the young has by now been cleared
up for many people, as the figures indicate that hun
dreds OF thousands of adults suffer from it. Under the
circumstances, as the dread disease is now understood
by the general public, it cuts across all age lines. This
makes it just as imperative that the fullest possible sup
port be given to its prevention, treatment, and cure.
THE MONTH Of January is polio month, and the
National Foundation, with its many chapters through
out the nation and the territories concentrate their eff
forts on raising funds to fight polio. The March of Dimes
is the weapon used, and volunteers go from house to
house, school children take part, and many corporations
and businesses give generously.
THESE ISLANDS take part in the National March
of Dimes program, making its contributions and receiv-
ing its share. This year the st. Croix COMMITTEES is head
ed by Uric Benjamin with Mrs. John Waite as co-chair-
man. They are amply supported by others who give Of
their time and energy in this unselfish service.
THE COMMITTEES plea is that each and every
person here give at least one dime. This done, ST. Croix
will then have met its quota, and a proud and gratifying
moment indeed it would be. But this is so easy that it
becomes impossible to realize that this quota is not met
quickly and willingly. A dime from each citizen IS all
that is needed.
THIS PAPER adds its voice in the plea for the full
est possible support Of the March Of Dimes, and some
how there is the feeling that 1859 will 60 over bigger
and better than any previous year.
, 1959-01-29
WILL ROGERS said

Buy land!- They amt maxi
ing any more Of that stuff!'
For improved or unimproved
real estate, best buys, good
;ervice, see::--
Bruce & Mary Millar
Christiansted, st. Croix
, 1959-01-29
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-05
0ds'ek Is sIavi svog
Patrona 8. augusta

Steelton, Pa. - Drustvo
"Sveti Lovro", odsjek br. 13
H.B.Z. slaviti &c svog patrona
sv. Lovru u subotu, 8. au-
gusta 1859. Stoga Sc mole svi
clanovi, da Sc sakupe u drus-
tvenu dvoranu, odakle cemo
korporativno poci svetoj mi
81, koju &c sluziti mas zupnik,
Rev. Silvius Grubisic u 10 sa-
ii u jutro. LA svete mise svi
zajednicki idemo u drustvenu
dvoranu, gdje ce mas cekati
objed cd vruce ma raznju Pc
Gene janjetine, a i hladnog
napitka ne &c manjkati, a u
vecer biti &c plesna zabava Cd
% sati pax do kasno u noe.
Zato brace sestre clanovi,
a ne clanovi, dodjite da Sc
tai dan porazgovorimo brat
ski zabavimo, jer tai dan jest
dan svetog Lovre, "a kojeg
svi cekamo cijelu godinu, pax
nemojte izostati da sc ne ma
djete medju svojom bracom,
Dakle, svi ma dan sv. Low
re dodjite u drustvenu dvo-
ranu, a "a d o b r u podvorbu
brine sc Odbor.
Mary Jurina, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-05
NekoIiko rijeci 0 nasim
PraviIima i konvenciii

Pueblo, Colo. - Brace j Sc
sire delegati delegatice de-
sete konvencije Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice. JOS mamie cd diva
mjeseca konvencija &c Of
poceti, a pred mama je mno-
go vaznih pitanja, koja mo-
ramo pametno i trezveno rije-
Siti.
Pc nome mnijenju mi mo-
ramo ozbiljno uzeti ma ra-
sprawl toGku broj % nasih
drustvenih pravila, koja gla-
81, da odsjek iii odsjeci, ina
ju prav 20 da biraju jednog
Delegate ma svakih 200 cla-
nova. Ma ovoj tocki stojimo
vec punih AZ godina, usvoje-
moi ma konvenciji jos godine
1912, cd tada pa do sada
nismo Sc napred pomakli. ia
mislim da bi ovu tocku treba-
Ii izmijeniti da glasi, da ma
svakih 500 clanova biramo
jednog delegate. Time bi Sc
smanjilo wise nego polovicu
sadanje kvote j to bi bio ve-
liki korak naprijed U danaS-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-05
Piknik U Traffordu

Trafford, Ra.-Ladies Auxi-
liary cd Pomlatka gnijezda
br. 2O3 H.B.Z. priredjuje pix
mix, koji &c Sc odrzati u ne
djelju, 80. augusta, u Traf-
ford Gun Club. Mole sc svi
susjedni odsjeci i njihovi cla-
novi, da zapamte oval datum
i da cd svoje strane nista ne
prirdjuju toga dana, nego da
dodju ma mas piknik. O pix
niku cemo wise javiti u budu-
cim brojevima Zajednicara.
Ovime isto dajemo do zna-
MIA roditeljima djece nasega
gnijezda, da Sc "a djecu ne
&c ubirati clanarina "a mje-
sec august ma 9. augusta, ne
go ma 16. augusta. Cd sada
u buduce clanarina "a djecu
ce sc ubirati svake druge ne
djelje u mjesecu, cd 1 do 3
sata poslije podne.
Joseph Zegar, uprav.
gnijezda broj 203 HBZ.
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Piknik gnijezda br. 310

Lyons, iii. Pomladak
gnijezdo broj 80 H.B.Z. pri-
redjuje svoj godisnji piknik,
koji &c sc odrzati u nedjelju,
16. augusta, u krasnoj Basci
ma 44th Street i Landale, u
Lyons, Illinois.
Piknik &c poceti prize po-
dine, a gosti mogu doci ma O.
bjed, jer cemo imati pecene
janjetine vec gotove "a objed
u podne. Biti &c takodjer
svakovrsnog hladnog plea, a
"a djecu cemo imati po obi
caju jedan dollar vrijednosti
u cipsima, tako da mogu ku-
pitt sto ih je VOLTA, kao ice
cream, hot dogs, iii pax soft
drinks.
Stoga pozivamo sve nase
prijatelje i clanove susjednih
odsjeka, da mas posjete ma
tai dan i da Sc pozabavimo
onako, kao sto je to nekada
bilo u Lyonsu.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Marica Vidas, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-05
Poor! -CLEYELAND. OHIO Poor!

Predobava, poruka molba iz ureda Americko Hrvat-
skog Pevackog Saveza swim hrvatskim drustvma hrvat
skim crkvama Cleveland Ohio kao bze okoice zelimo
svh obavjest JOS sada da &c Americko Hrvatsk Pie
vack Savez priredt vei pjevacki Festival kod tamo
Ceveandu nedjelju, 29 maja, 1860 sto maei da &c
biti jedan dan prize Decoration Day.
Pjevackom Savezu mademo uclanjeno 16 pjevackih
zborova z raznh gradova America Dok samog Ceve
landa imademo zbora. Maine, "Slavuj', Balkan i
Lisinski" - Ova tr zbora ovaSteni po IZvrsnom Od
bou Pjevackog Saveza, da &c oni glavnom vod brgu
priprave oval Festival Sto to- oni &c po-
stavt mobu ma druge organzacije Cevelandu da
bi &c vi drug prdruzil NINA te sV skupa formirai
jedan siri Odbor priprave ovog festvala
Nakana nasa jest, da bi oval festival odrzao City
Auditorium. Jer mi ocekujemo da cemo mat do bizu 500
pjevaca, koj &c zaednick nasupt pozornicu. TIE
zato trebamo veiku dvoranu PAX osm vo vaznh ocaka
koe &c zvadjat sva poednacno te svi skupa zborovi
imati cemo par drugih tocaka kao koo pesove drugo
koe &c takodjer b sto tolko vazne onda mi planira
priredit veliki banket te pies to kako sada mi
slime, &c bt Slovenskom Domu st. Clair uici. Zato
mi Odbor Pevackog Saveza vec sada zemo postavit mol
bu hrvatski narod Ceveandu da zabiezite tai
dan kao Hrvatsk DAN PAX da neb koe drstvo ta-
planira kakovih prredaba tai s dan Vet jed
drusvu moguce dobrovo nim radon ponogli da oval
pjevack festival bolje uspije.
Unaprjed vam zahavljujemo sto cete pomoci
da tai festival uspe Ia Amercko- -Hrvatski Pjevacki
Savez:
Zlatko l. Kerhin predsjednik;
Steve Lipanovich, ajnik.
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Poziv ma piknik

North Chicago, Ill. - Od-
sick 848 H.B.Z. i Pomladak
gnijezdo broj $40 priredjuju
skupa zajednicki piknik, koji
&c Sc odrzati u nedjelju, 9.
augusta ma vrlo lijepom do
bro poznatom mjestu gdje
prosle godine, blizu jezera u
Foss Parku, No. Chicago, Ill.
Po nasem starom obicaju
imati cemo ma raznju vruce
pecene janjetine prize podne,
te druge tecne hrane razno-
vrsnog plea cijeli dan, a "a
djecu mekog plea i t. d. Tako-
djer cemo imati dobru mu-
ziku, koja &c svirati "a Piles
i zabavu sviju prisutnih.
Pozivljemo sve Hrvate Hr-
vatice, te ostale nase prija-
telje i clanove nasih susjed-
nih organizacija, da posjete
uzvelicaju oval mas jedini go
disnji izlet "a ovu godinu. =
Ulaz je svakome slobodan
besplatan u Park.
Odbor Sc brine "a dobar do
eek i svima ugodnu veselu
zabavu.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Steve Milehch, predsi.
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Jedna riietka proslava

Cleveland, Ohio. - U po-
cast Krunislave Thomas, pri-
godom 50-godisnjice boravka
u America i 65-godisnjice ro-
djendana, koja je rodjena Is
augusta, njezina djeca, unu.
cad praunucad priredjuju
owl proslavu u nedjelju, 16-og
augusta 1859, u Hrvatskom
Domu SlObOda, 1911 Water
loo Road, Collinwood, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Djeci, unucadi i praunuca-
di, prikljucuje Sc veliki broj
kulturnih radnika cleveland
ske kolonije, a osobito cla-
novi HBZ. Krunislava ina to-
liki broj unucadi i praunu-
cadi, oko 80 ma broju, da bi
mogla Cd 18TH osnovati gni-
jezdo Pomlatka HBZ.
Proslava pocima u 1 sat po-
slije podne s ukusnim obje-
dom, kako to hrvatske make
znadu da prirede. Nakon to-
ga biti &c vanredni program,
gdje cemo slusati nase narod-
ne pjesme melodije IL svih
prediela naSe drage domo-
vine, koje je Krunislava re-
kordirala ma njezin magno-
fon, osobito iz njenog rodnog
mjesta Delnice, kao i IL Spill
ia, Dalmacija, gdje je bila do
cekana kao predstavnica anne
rickih iseljenika.
Nakon objeda, u gornjoj
dvorani, njezina djeca i zetovi
snimati &c slike Cd svih pri-
sutnih, te rekordirati cijeli
program "a staru domovinu,
koju Krunislava m S Ii opet
posjetiti dojduce godine,
PoZlvlJu sc svl prlJatelJl
mjesta i okolice, da dodiu ma
owl proslavu i time pocasti.
mo n a su vrijednu sestru
drustvenu radnicu Krunisla.
WI.
Uz izraz odlicnog postova'
MIA, svima klicem do widows
ma ovoj rijetkoj proslavi!
Priiateli obiteli.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-05
Piknik odsjeka 1913

Mukwonago, Wis. - Drus-
two "Mukwonago Satellites
odsjek broj 993 H.B.Z. prize
djuje svoj prvi godisnji pix
mix, koji &c Sc odrzati u SUI
botu, IS. augusta, u Mukwo-
nagO Field Park ma Highways
83 80.
Ma pikniku &c biti ma raz-
nju pecene janjetine, te dru-
9Th tecnih zagrizaka razno-
vrsnih osvjezujucih napitaka,
a takodjer rides" "a djecu.
Start mladi biti &c zabav-
ljani s milozvucnom tambu-
ricom, a ulaz &c biti svakom
slobodan besplatan.
Pozivljemo sve nase prija-
telje il Milwaukee i West Al
lis, da mas posjete u sto We
Gem broju ma ovom nasem
prvom godisnjem pikniku.
Svi nam dobro doSli!
John Movrich, tajnik.