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Esperanto    League    for   North   America
#£ new series                        156 Fifth Avenue, Hew York, N.Y.  10010
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1&EMBER3HIP DRIVE....ELNA'a President Prank Helmuth calls for your help
in the ELNA '"Eadh One Eeaoh One" membership campaign,    $?o survive and
prosper, ELNA needs new members.    Please act at once on his urgent letter
sent to all members.
TRADING STAMPS WANTED*,.. An essay contest to interest the younger genera*
tion in the  international language will be financed  by trading stamps.
Send all you can to Bonnie Helmuth,   912 Skylark Dr.,  La Jolla,  Calif.
Details on contest and prizes forthcoming.
"ŭŭ PETITIONS... .There is still time remaining to collect signatures in
Tnis very important campaign,  and inake a decent showing for the U.S.
Completed petition blanks Should be forwarded to Paul Stein,  Box 10001,
San Diego,   Calif,   92110  (in the W0$t),   or Margot H.  Gerson,   29 Windsor
Ed.,  Great Neck, N.Y.  11081  (in the Easfe).    President Helmuth succeeded
in getting the signature of the Mayor of Yokohama,    Many VIP's in New
Zealand have also signed*    What aboiit your Congressman?    Your local UN
Association should be fertile  soil for both signatures and  support.
Have you offered a talk?
THE GLOBE*OIRCLtftG MURRAYS did  it aga int.; .'They causeet a rebirth of
Esperanto in the Philippine Islands*    Watch HEROLDO.and UEA's Esperanto
for the    accounts.    Their newest contact* Mr.  Tom 3    Cheng,  135 Raja-
prarob Rdl,  Bangkok»  Thailand *    Murray's latest address:  c/o American
Express,  Tehran,   Iran*
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR....Remember Dr. Rose Scolnick,  who visited us from
Argentina last year?    This time it's her brother's turn!    Dr. Jaime
Scolnick will leave  Cordoba, Argentina,  on January 1,  1966,  arriving in
California September 1,  1966,    His /contact on the West  Coast is Mrs,
Elizabeth Rankin,  1771 Maryland St^' Redwood  City,   Calif.    We hope to
see  hira  in Hew York when he  comes East.
RADIO....The 30-mimrte WEVD report by Mark Starr on Tokyo and Universal
Congress  (broadcast on Oct.  13,   1965),   is available on tape,  thanks to
Mr. A. Estling. Walla Walla,  Wash. Be sure to tune in the intermission
interview with Mrs-. Margot Gerson in program of Boston Symphony Orches---
tra, Nov.   21,  at 3 p.m..  oh Station WGMS,   570 on the Ala deial,  103.5
on PM-.
ESPERANTO  CLASSES
New York is learning Esperanto at        California still leads,  with
classes held at the  following lo-        classes at;  Univ.  of Calif,,  Dept.
cations; Pomonok Community Center;       of Education.   San Mated»;-Napa Jr.
Bryant H.3, Adult Center (2); Mount     College;  Stocton School for Adults;
Carmel Marian  Center; SIC,   156 5th      Berkeley Evening School;  Redwood
2.
Avenue,   tel. :   989-2716;   Great lieck,
L.I.
Others in formation;  phone SIC
for complete details»
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City, Sequoia Adult School;
Sacramento, Sutter Fr. H.S,;
3an Diego has 5 classes; San
Francisco State College might
consider an Esperanto course if
enough requests are received by
Dr. Vim. P. Golden, Jr., 540
Powell San Francisco.
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LESLIE GREEK ieports that the 43-member strong Esperanto Society of San
Gabriel Valley, Calif.-, is directing an evening course in Esperanto at
the Community .adult School.
Los AngeBs Club, (3214 Silverado Dr., Los Ang';.eles 90039) reports meet-
ings and classes at El Segundo, Pasadena and Covina, witha a Zamenhof
Day Banquet planned for Dec. 11.  In Las Vegas, Kev.„ Mayor tran Grag-
son has helped in the setting u;o of an Esperanto Library in the City
Hall Annex,'and a class is run
department.  Congratulations to
anto Club are in order.
(25 members) by the nfunicipal recreation
Mayor Gragson and the Las Vegas Ssper-
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M E E T I N G S
______________ La ĉi-jara regions konferenco (orientmarborda) de Ju-
nularo Esperantista de Nord-Ameriko okazos la semajn-
finon de 20a kaj 21a de novembro. Detale informos Robert Davis, 9608
48 Place, College Park, lad., 20741.
Meksikg Kongreso
La
la
4a Lie]
a Esperanto-Zongreso okazos en la cefurbo
semajnon de 26a - 30a de decembro.  La kotizo de
iplO.OG inkluzivas bonan programon kaj bankedon, sed ne la hotelkostoĵn,
3e vi intencas partooreni, vi devas tuj rezervi la aviadoflugon.  De-
tale informas Cathy,.Schulza, 410 Darrell Ed., Hillsborough, Calif.94010.
V/est Coast Esperanto Conference De la 29a de aprilo gis la unua de
majOj 1966 en Asilomar, Pacific Grove.
Detale informas '.'&. Harmon, 5836 Buena Vista Ave., Oakland, California.
ELNA-Zongreso La semajnon de 21a - 23a de julio, en Washington, D.C,
okazos la 14a nacia kongreso de ELNA.
Operanto-Zongreso La semajnon de 2ia gis 28a de
Katolika   __^____________^____
okazos en s.
de  Internacia Katolika Unuig'o Esperantis
julio,   1966,
*   Gallen,   Svisio,   la kongreso
a*     Detale  informas Louise
Schmidt,   38 Larey P
Universala Zongreso
.ce,   Bronx,  ITaY.   104521
de  augusl
raoortas
la
_______ Okazos en Budapeŝto, Hungario, la 51a UK de Uni-
versala Esperanto Asocioj de 30a de julio gis 6a
1966.  Renkontu tie esperantistojn el 40 landojl  Jam UEA
aligon de 8 usonanoj.  Grup-flugo $e  rabato por ELllAano'j,
kiuj estos oagintaj la kotizon almenafl ses monatojn antaŭ la foriro-
dato.  Detale informas ">r±  la kongreso Donald parrlsh, 328 West 46th
Street, Los Angeles, Calif. 90037. Ankaŭ glumarkojn de la UZ li dis-
vendos.
.-i    ,fi    ;j;     4:    =}.'     £    *    :k
Please note  that ELUA  Secretary Conrad  Fisher's new address  is: :0alvin
St.,   RPD ,rl,  I.leadville,   Penna.   16335*     He   informs us that  the New York
Public Library is asking for the following back issues  of the SLIIa 3e-
view.     Please  send   them to Mr.   Pisher,   to  forward  to  the Library: Har.-
Apr.. 1..63,   July- Dec.   1963,   June  1964,   to  present  issues.
^VAILaBLS OH REULnSr;                                                         ^                             rArinrt
1. Basic Pacts about The International Language asperanto...*a report
published on the occasion of the International Cooperation Y.^-.r by
the Research and Documentation Center of OEA, London. Please send
25/$ per cony to SIC.                                                       ___
2. Esperanto at s Glance... .iĵjil.OO Per 100» from ^10' „   „_T. 0
3.  Constitution of SLNA, amended and ratified, 1965, irom ELNA becre-
tary, Conrad Fisher...5^ stamp, please.
4. Horda. Brismo ("Greenland issue), and HEROLDO de Esperanto.. .a limited
supply available free at EIC.
5. La Skolta Hondo... samole copies from Larry Greene, Usa Representative
of. Scout Esnerantist League, Box 141, Stadium Hall, knoxville, Tenn.
6. FIAT advertising cards in Esperanto from Conrad Fisher... include bp
stamp.                                          *********
MISOgLLMEMJS... .The Great Neck Library has acquired a  copy of Dante's
"Divine  Comedy"  with original   Italian  and  Esperanto translation on  facing
pages.     The director of the  library was most   impressed by the volume,
and  finds  it  of use  to  the   student  of  Italian  as well  as Esperanto.
Have  you  approached  your  library on this yet?    Radio  Warsaw wants news   •
of Esperantists  in the  U.S.,     Please  send  items to   Conrad Eisner.     They
will  be  used   in Redio  Warsaw's broadcasts   in Esperanto......And   speaking
of radio, New Zealand has joined the ranks of short-wave radio broad-
casters in Esperanto, with a ten-minute transmission on the last Thrus-
day of each month at 08:50 and 11:30 GI.IT; station ZL2 transmits on 9.54
megacycles (31.45 meters), and ZL 2 transmits on 6.08 megacycles (49.54
meters). Address correspondence to: Radio Hew Zealand, Box 2396, Well-
ington,   C.l.........Scout Esperantist League needs your helpl     In 1934,   a
an "anti-Esperanto"   resolution was  passed  by an  international   conference
of Scout  leaders.     Recently,   that  resolution was annulled.     Scouts  can
now earn  the   Interpreter's Badge  using Esperanto.    At   this  point,   SEL
needs members and money to   use  this step forward  to  the  best advantage.
(See:  Available   on Request)....Esperanto  teacher needed   in Philippines,
beginning July 15,   1966;   get  details  from the Union   of Esperanto Teach-
t ers,   whose  secretary is Mrs.  R.E.   Holland,   1976  Greenview,   Route 1,
* Eayetteville,   Ark.   72701.......The Northern California Espe.ranto
'. League's Newsletter  reports  that  the   first Mass   in Rimini, !Italy,   in
, Esperanto,   on  Sept.   19,   1965.
*  + *   *
HAH
To Danish Information Office   for 75   copies  of the   current  Greenland
number  of Norda Prismo.
To HERO EDO de Esperanto,   for 1,030 copies for Portland Congress,
'and   our  classes.     Yearly subs  .f:<4.00.
To Glenn Turner,   Esperanto Library,  Middle ton,   Wis.,   for his con-
tinuing  splendid   cooperation with EIC,   and  for  being the most  regular
advertiser  of Esperanto  literature.
To Cscar   Schachter for starting   class  in Bdmonok Center,   Queens,   L.X.,
and  Principal Abe  Gordon for  aid  at Bryant  H.3.  Adult  Center.
To Ral :>h Bonesper  for  a gift  of postage   stamps worth (513.00,   and  his
help  in getting the Newsletter  collated  and mailed.
To Allan Pineberg for extra duty in helping visitors: Esperanto Club,
University  of Maryland,   Australia,   Poland,"Israel  and   so  forth.
Issued Nov.   19S5 by Esperanto  Information Center     IELNa),   156 Fifth    ~~~~
Avenue,  New York City,  New York 10010