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et ee ad 4 ; a —_ on i. sos ( “ } 7 . be fand that representation for the Slovenes be supplied by SalS.and EE subritted to the Board for approval. tas "5, That the Board appoint a representative administrative committee Ee to check weekly on the activities and functioning of the American Committee for Yugoslav Relief, ami to report to the Board at its monthly meetings. 7 t. . "MR. EINHOUN, National Campaign Director, made the following reports —- emma ‘He reported that the projects in our campaign were based upon suggestions made by_Di.. NEUKaUER, They include equipment for five hospitals, namely; one General Hospital for ehilecren; two bone tuberculosis hospitals for children; two gencral tuberculosis hospitals; and research and laboratory ejuipment for three © medical schools, twelve children's clinics, forty mobile clinics, forty children's _ homes, anc four hundred jeeps, The total cost of these projects amounts to $2,000,000, It is suggested that we tackle the hardest part for the first six months. Quotas have been set to obtain more than fifty per cent of our goal for the year by June 30th, 7. Fy: Me wa ye é 7 . wpa ae ‘ an La at ty 5 lect ie sh edi + "The following steps are to be taken to gct into the {4merican business comunity: 1. The setting up cf cormittees on a national seale. Here there is a need for an outstanding business leader who will hgac such a committee. The fol- lowing names were suggested; MARSHALL FIELD, HENRYAMONGENTHAU, DAVIDSQARNOFF, VIORELLO He La GUAIDIaA.. 2,7 fn connection with the wishes of the Conference, plans will be mace by the Staff whereby Local committees can be organized in all principal cities, particularly where there are Yugoslav jmericans. 3, National organizations such as women's groups, professional groups, cimrch groups, labor an groups, etc., will be followed up. Flans will be drafted to carry out the out lined progran. yes ? ate ™R. BALCKOVIC emphasized the need to reach the .merican public and to get up stron committces in Targe cities. Fr or re a ee "Mis BaliLO/ suggested that since the cash {g in the hands of the big bankers, we try to get the same kind of backing thatfussian War Relief has. Sug- gested that we call EDU: CARTER, Chairman of Russian ‘Jar Relief, and get after names of individuals no lonQer active in R.\W.R. He thought that perhaps we could pak WTS, FLOOSEVELT to write a personal letter to the tp two or three pecolé. . ore va gee, 5 oi 1 .2 8 f MPS, ROOSEVELT sugrested that she write a note to the recommenced out- standing business leacers asking if they will serve on the Board and that when they meet, they elect their own Chairman. She further declared her willingness: to have a small dinner party fur eight where these people could elect such a chairman. ' mie io Ag adeertck Fu OWRD 8587 4 ANCES eed eta lg ae : eA