ESPERANTO ASSOCIATION OP NORTH AMERICA, 114 W. 16 St., NEW YORK 11, N.Y,
Bulletin        1959 — OFFICIAL ELECTION -- 1959      Oct 13, 1959
Statement of Nominating Committee for 1959 Election
As announced with request for suggestions in the April-May Bulletin
a President, Vice-President and General Secretary are to be elected thia
year. No suggestions other than for present incumbents, and no indepen-
dent nominatttias were received*
We have consulted with the Executive Committee of SANA, and with
those Board members whose terms expire, and after due consideration, we
submit the following names as candidates for the 1959 election:
For President, PROF. JOHN M, BREWER, of Missouri School of Mines,
Rolla, Mo» Prof• Brewer is present incumbent, and has served a» an ex-
ample and supporter for good in SANA during the past years.
For Vice-President, EULALIA MARKS, of San Juan, Puerto Rico. She
is the present incumbent, and has been always ready to give her advice
and assistance to the work of the Association during the past years-
For General Secretary, G. ALAN CONNOR (present incumbent), who
has given long years of service to EANA and who has constantly sought
to maintain our Association on a high level of principle and performance,
Signed: MARY MARRETT, Chairman, Nominating Committee of EANA.
Rules of Board of Directors relating to EANA Elections
Par. 5s Ballots containing the names of candidates and space for
the names of any other persons for whom members may wish to vote shall
be mailed to all members of the Association In good standing, not later
than 45 days before the first day of the Congress.With the ballot shall
be sent a small plain envelope and a second envelope to be addressed to
the Auditor of the Association.
Par.6: When the voter has marked his ballot it may be sealed in the
small envelope, then inserted in the larger envelope on which the signa-
ture of the member voting must be indicated, and mailed so as to reach
the Auditor not later than 15 days before the first day of the Congress.
Par.75 The Auditor, after verifying the voter's right to vote,shall
deliver the sealed envelopes together with the names of the members vot-
ing, to the presiding officer of the Congress, who shall appoint two
tellers to count the votes. He declares those elected who have obtained
a majority of the votes cast. If for any office or seat on the Board of
Directors no candidate has obtained a majority, the Congress decides by
simple majority which one of the two candidates with the highest number
of votes Is to be declared elected.
CJ-FIJIAL BALLOT
Mark ballot, place in small envelope, insert in larger envelope on
which your name as member must be indicated, and mail to reach the Au-
ditor before opening of the Congress (before Nov. 26).
For President:        JOHN M. BREWER £J;  ______    .________ £J
For Vice-President:     EULALIA MARKS £J\  ____.______________ZL7
For General Secretary: G. ALAN CONNOR £J;________________ £J
DO NOT FAIL TO CAST YOUR BALLOT. DO IT NOWI