VAJ.D MO. 59 S š oaiann AM€RICAN IN SPIRIT FOR€IGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA-(ISSN_oT64-680X) SLOVGNIAN yerving Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukegan, Duluth, Joliet, San Francisco, MORNING N€WSPAP€» nttsburgh, New York, Toronto, Montreal, Lethbridge, Winnipeg, Denver, Indianapolis, Florida, Ely, Pueblo, Rock Springs, aL Ohio CLEVELAND. OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1979 V Djakarli posvet o vietnamskih beguncih Zastopniki 24 držav so na dvodnevni k o n f e r e nci iskali začasno rešitev vprašanja b e g u n c e v iz Vietnama. DJAKARTA, Indonez. — Število beguncev iz Vietnama in o-stalih dveh komunističnih držav Indokine raste po vseh begunskih taboriščih jugovzhodne A-zije. Skoro bo doseglo že 300,000 oseb, ki jim je treba pomagati do stalne naselitve in možnosti zaposlitve. Na razpravo o tem vprašanju so se zbrali tu zastopniki držav, kamor so se begunci zatekli in se še sedaj zatekajo, zastopnik Vietnama in zastpniki držav, ki begunce sprejemajo za stalno naselitev. Indonezija je ponudila mal o-tok, ki bi naj služil za sprejemanje beguncev in njihovo pripravo za selitev v države, ki bi jim nudile stalno naselitev. Večina je ponudbo pozdravila kot korak k organiziranemu reševanju tega težavnega in perečega vprašanja. , Zastopniki držav, kamor u-darja val beguncev, so svarili pred rastočim odporom prebivalstva proti beguncem; večino-rna so to Kitajci, ki bežijo iz Vietnama. Trdili so tudi, da njihove države enostavno ne zmorejo več beguncev sprejemati in jim ne morejo dati niti začasnega zatočišča več. Večina zastopnikov, med njimi tudi predstavniki ZN, je bila prepričana, da bežijo kitajski naseljenci iz Vieitnama pod močnim pritiskom vietnamske vlade. Četudi je bil zastopnik te na konferenci, ni nobena zastopana država postavila tega v javno razpravo. Vsi s© se omejili le na vljudne pozive Vietnamu, naj stori svoj del za rešitev tega težkega vprašanja. Nihče ni pokazal na krivca, nihče ni Vietnama javno pozval na odgovor. Tudi zastopnik ZDA Robert S. Oakley v tem pogledu ni bil j nobena izjema, podprl pa je z ' drugimi vred indonezijski predlog za ureditev posebnega središča, ki bi naj skrbelo za stalno naselitev beguncev. SLOVENSKA ŽENSKA ZVEZA SE ZBIRA NA SVOJO 18. KONVENCIJO Slovenska ženska zveza, v kateri so povezane slovenske katoliške žene in dekleta, bo imela v dneh 20. do 24. maja 1979 svojo 18. redno konvencijo v Radisson hotelu v Duluthu, Minn. Konvenciji želimo uspešno delo, naj bi ukrenila veliko dobrega v korist Slovenske ženske zveze, v korist vse slovenske ameriške katoliške skupnosti! Zadnje vesti j Tito v Sovjetski zvezi MOSKVA, ZSSR, — Jugoslo- ------ \ anskega predsednika Josipa Preteklo sredo je predsed- Broza Tita je na letališču ob njegovem priletu na obisk v Sovjetsko zvezo v sredo sprejel sam Leonid Brežnjev. Sinoči so Titu priredili slavnostno večerjo, na kateri je v nik SFR Jugoslavije odpotoval za štiri dni na u-radni obisk v Sovjetsko zvezo. BEOGRAD, SFRJ. — Obisk govoru omenil razlike med predsednika zvezne republike obema državama, ki ob med- Josipa Broza Tita v Sovjetsko sebojnem spoštovanju ne mo- zvezo je bil napovedan že nekaj rejo motiti dobrih odnosov. časa, vendar o podrobnostih LONDON, Vel. Brit. — Po sem javnosti ni bilo veliko sporoče-došlih vesteh je bivši pred- no. sednik Ugande Idi Amin v Pred odhodom v Sovjetsko Libiji od preteklega meseca zvezo je Tito pozval neuvrščene v dejanskem hišnem zaporu, države, naj okrepi j o svojo HANOI, Viet. — Pogajanja med skupnost in varujejo svojo ne-Vietnamom in LR Kitajsko o odvisnost. Tito se kot znano ureditvi medsebojnih sporov smatra za vodnika neuvrščenih so bila prekinjena in bodo držav, saj je ostal zadnji od vod-kasneje nadaljevana v Pekin- nikov, ki so to skupino organi-gu. Za enkrat je bil dosežen hirali. Nehru, Haile Selasije, Na-le sporazum o izmenjavi bol- ser Sukarno, Kvarno Nkrumah, nih vojnih ujetnikov med o- vsj so že odšli, tja, od koder ni bema stranema. Ujetnike v p0Vratka. LR Kitajski in njihova tabori- . , . , , . I,. V govoru pred parlamentom sča je obiskal m pregledal . f j • j , T , • < Mednarodni Rdeči križ, Viet- J* T'to fa Jugoalav.ja upa, da bo gradila nove mostove prijateljstva in sodelovanja” z drugimi državami. “To je prav Novi grobovi Frances Lindič Včeraj zjutraj je po težki bolezni umrla v Beach Manor ne-' SAVDSKA ARABIiA OHRANITI TESNE VEZ govališču 80 let Lindič, roiena Kopina jeti na Dolenjskem, od koder je piišla v ZDA leta 1921, vdova po možu Martinu, sestra Manje Krnc, Antonije Strasberger, Janeza, Lojzeta, Franca in Avgu- stara Frances razij£nemu gledanju in presoji pogodbe med Izra- v mar- eiom jn Egiptom, sklenjene na prizadevanje ZDA, je Savdska Arabija odločena ohraniti s temi tesne vezi. Enako stališče zavzema tudi Washington. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Vladni viri pravijo, da so se ZDA in sta (vsi v Slov.). Pokojna je Savdska Arabija sporazumele bila članica KSKJ št. 150, SŽZ ^a bodo skušale svojo ostro razit. 15, Oltarnega društva pri Sv. ]ik0 v presoji mirovne pogodbe Lovrencu, Tretjega reda sv. med Egiptom in Izraelam držati Frančiška in KJuba slovenskih v meji, da ne bi škodovala nji-upokojencev za > Nevvburgh-Ma- hovim tesnim vezem na drugih pie Heights. Pogreb bo jutri, v področjih. Vlada ZDA je z ne-soboto ob 8.30 iz Fortuna po- ugodjem sledila ukrepom Savd-erebnega zavoda na 5316 Fleet sice Arabije proti Egiptu v okvi- Ave., v cerkev sv. Lovrenca ob ru bagdadskih sklepov, vlada 9., nato na Kalvarijo. Na mrtva- Savdske Arabije pa je zamerila ški oder bo položena danes ob ZDA njihov pritisk in taktiko dveh popoldne. |tekom pogajanj za mirovno po- Barbara Babnik 'fdb° ^d Egiptom in Izraelom. _T r-, i ■ . ... .V tej taktiki je videla vzrok za V Floridi, kjer je živela pri , V , . , razkol v arabskem svetu, svoji hčerki, je umrla 89 let stara Barbara Babnik, roj. Obatj v Braddocku, Perma, preje žive-! ča na 1023 E. 72 St., vdova po leta 1970 umrlem možu Josephu,1 mati Valerie (Mrs. George) J ischer in Josepha Jr., 2-krat zdravil v Španiji in tako ni imel stara in 5-krat prastara mati. neposredne odgovornosti za vod- Pokojna je bila članica Ihe stVo vsakdanjih poslov vlade Maccabees 493, Kr. št. 2 Progres. Savdske Arabije, je sedaj v raz- Siovenk. Pdgre.b je danes do- govoru s sodelavcem znanega poldne ob 10. iz Zelotovega po- pariškega lista Le Mond dejal, grobnega zaveda na St. Clair ^ Savdska Arabija še vedno Avenue na Highland Park j>o- skrbi-za ohranitev dobrih stikov kopališče. z ZDA. -o——; '17 ‘. Župnik Fr* Edward Pevec se pes!av!|a od faranov Sv. Vida CLEVELAND, O. — Ni lahko reči “Zbogom!”, lažje je reči “Hvala lepa!” in jaz hočem reči prav to vam vsem za vašo iskre-rio ljubezen in potrpežljivost razumevanja. Prav zares čutim, da sem v teh štirih letih več prejel, kakor sem dal: z vašo pomočjo sem postal boljši človek in boljši duhovnik. Za vse, kar sem storil ali opustil in tako povzročil, da se manj zavedate Jezusove navzočnosti med nami, prosim, da mi odpustite/ Vedno bom hvaležen Bogu za bivanje med vami. Molimo drug za drugega med tem, ko bomo nadaljevali Gospodovo delo tukaj pri Sv. Vidu in Emily Cigon nas je za vedno zapustila CLEVELAND, O. — .Dne 4. maja nam je po telefonu spo- |ajatolah Homeini Homeini se ne meni za pozive in svarila KAIPi.0, Egipt. — Vodniki več 'islamskih držav so nejevoljni in zaskrbljeni,'ko se iranski vodnik ____________ ne meni za ročila naša soroctnica Kristina svarjja in p0Zivej naj Lunder, da je v Gospodu zaspa- ven(jar preneha s smrtnimi obla njena . sestra Emily CiSon-jn streljanjem pristašev bivšega režima. Glavna skrb zmernih vodnikov islamskih držav je, da bo zahodni svet prišel do zaključka, da pomeni islamska vlada Podpisani sem njen bratranec. Za Božič 1947 sem se za stal-preselil iz Evrope v Cleve- no land. Bil sem najprvo .sprejet v Borromeo. Bog, ki jo Ijotaon, naj razsvetli vsakega izmed žS „7ena lY “ T” T“ ITi da bo spoznal, kaj ste pomenili meni in boste še vedno pomenili. hčerka Emilyj Ei je bila že poro- lob3es no m samQ^° 3no 0 s ra On naj vas bogato blagoslovi! Father Edward Pevec Slovenski počifmšk! tila S v Oelovcu ČAS: Od 20. julija do 19. avgusta 1979. UDELEŽENCI: High School, College Students. STROŠKI: $450 (U.S.A.) za polno oskrbo, 5 celodnevnih ekskurzij, vstopnice, vzpenjače itd. plus znižana letalska cena. Odgovorno VODSTVO: Msgr. dr. Janez Hornboeck, ravnatelj Družbe sv. Mohorja; čč. slovenske šolske sestre. Nadalje: — Slavist mag. Ludvik Karničar; — diplomirani učitelji za slovenski, zgodovinski in etnični pouk; — učitelj glasbe in slovenskega petja; — inštruktor za šport. PROGRAM: — dopoldan: učni program v slovenščini, zgodovini, slovenski literaturi, umetnosti; — popoldan: avtobusne ekskurzije na gradove in druge znamenitosti, kopanje na svetovno znanem Vrbskem jezeru, športne tekme; — zvečer: gledališke in koncertne prireditve, domača zabava v Slomškovem dijaškem domu, slovenski kulturni filmi, družabne igre. CELODNEVNE EKSKURZIJE: Trst in morje, Sv. Višarje, Ljubljana, Maribor, Slovenske gorice, Bled, Brezje, Bohinjsko jezero itd., vse pod izključnim vodstvom Mohorjeve družbe. PRIJAVE: LIGA SLOVENSKIH AMERIKANCEV, Inc. L. S. A., Inc. P.O. Box 604 Farmingdale, N.Y. 11735 PRIJAVNICA ZA KORO«KI POČITNIŠKI TEČAJ MOHORJEVE DRUŽBE LETA 1979 LEAGUE OF SLOVENIAN AMERICANS, INC. L.O. Box 604 Farmingdale, N.Y. 11735 Lne dijaka (dijakinje) ..................... Starost .... Ittte in naslov staršev ................................. Llica ...................... Mesto ...................... Lržava — Provinca .......................... Zip ........ Telefon: Area .............. Številka ................... čena s Pavlom Cigonom. Bil sem pri njih nadvse lepo sprejet, za kar jim bom ostal za vedno hvaležen. Emily in njen mož Pavel sta imela v zakonu hčerko Moulyn in vzdrževala hišo, ki sta jo z možem kupila. Prišel je čas, ko je hčerka odrasla in se poročila z Davidom Streete, s katerim imata v zakonu štiri otroke. Mrs. Emily Cigon je bila u gledna ' in priljubljena ženska. Bilo je zanimivo, da je znala vedno govoriti slovensko, kar je bilo njej v velik ponos. Bila je verna katoličanka, kar ji je bilo oporo in tolažbo, ko je bila dolgo težko bolna. Lep in ganljiv prizor je bil, ko smo gledali Emily Cigon na mrtvaškem odru v Corrigan pogrebnem zavodu. Bilo je poleg nje vse lepo urejeno, kot se to spodobi. Dne 7. maja ob desetih dopoldne je bila za Emily Cigon pogrebna sv. maša v Church of St. Mel. Po končani pogrebni maši smo Emily Cigon v lepem pogrebnem zavodu skupno spremili na pokopališče sv. Križa na zahodni strani Clevelanda. Z Parni je bil farni duhovnik, ki je daroval pogrebno sv. mašo za pok. Emily Cigon. Pri odprtem grobu smo skupno molili in smo se na ta način dostojno poslovili od pokojne Emily Cigon. Jože Vrtačnik njevanje. vseh oporečnikov. nasprotnikov in Manj avtov prodanih DETROIT, Mich. — V prvi tretjini maja je bilo prodanih v ZDA 11.5% manj novih avtomobilov kot v istem času lani skupno 247,980. “malioglasi Na Grovewoodu Prodaja lastnik hišo za 2 družini. Tel. 531-3976. (59-62) Naprodaj Dva velika • oleandra. Kličite 432-2375 MALI OGLASI ODPRTO V~NEDELJO 2-5 15910 MIDLAND AVE. N.E. (E. 159 ST. PRI HOLMES) Prikupna zidana hiša z 2 stanovanji, 5-5, vsa podkletena z več posebnostmi blizu Slovenskega doma, cerkve Marije Vne-bovzete, šol. Cena močno znižana za naglo prodajo. Izredna uriložnost za dohodek. W. G. BARNES REALTY 731-4333 Kadar kupujete ali prodajate nepremičnine, kličite: Anton Matic, 531-6787 ali CAMEO REALTY, 261-3900 in vprašajte za Antona Krasna, moderna kolonial hiša s 4 spalnicami na Glen Drive, vzhodno od Rt. 91. Udoben, zidan ranč, 3 spalnice, jedilnica, družinska soba, velika razvedrilnica, na lepi cesti blizu Richmond Mali. Zidana, 4-5 spalnic pri Lake Shore. Bungalov v Euclid u, zemljišča v Willoughby Hills in Kirtlandu. Hrvatski dom na St. Cair Ave. poslopje, bar, dvorana, D5 in D6 licence. (Fx) CLEVELAMD, O. MALI OGLASI VARILCI, NAMEŠČEVALCI, IZDELOVALCI Skušeni, poln delovni čas, plačani prazniki, počitnice i. dr stalno delo. Prijavire se pri: GRABER METAL WORMS 10. 9664 Akins Rd., N. Royalton, O (57-64) Help Wanted General office position available. Must type at least 50 words per minute. Full time after June 1. Will train. Call for appointment. 881-5158. (x) Kupi Srebrne kovance ZDA izpred leta 1964 po do 450% nominalne vrednosti. Plača $6 za poldolar-ske srebrne kovance. Kličite 531-0809 no 5. uri popoldne. (F-X) Delo dobi Oseba za splošno čiščenje h;Ši po enkrat na teden. Kličite 382-1700 Hiša naprodaj Dvostanovanjska hiša, 5-5, okolici Sv. Jeroma, zunaj na novo prepleskana, je naprodaj za $30,000. Kličite Franka Tau-cherja, tel. 261-6300. RYBKA REALTY 895 E. 222 St. Otroke v varstvo Sprejemam otroke v varstvo čez dan od 5.30 zjutraj do 4.301 garaža, šole, knjižnica, trgovine popoldne., Kličite 881-9359. v bližini, RTA. Zenljišče na oglu (59,60) j 80x225 za posel ali poklic. področju za večvrstna stanovanja. 381-5713 ali 731-1454. (F-X) Rojaki pozor Izvršujem zidarska in mizarska dela, pleskam hiše zunaj in zno-tiaj, izvršujem električno in; vodno napeljavo, popravljam strehe. Kličite po 5. popoldne tel. 881-5439. (Apr 30, may 2,4,11,18) EUCLID OPEN HOUSE Sun 1-4 19630 Delaware. Take Euclid Ave. to Upper Valley to .Sagamore, west to Delaware. Mint condition in and out. 3 bedrooms plus. Aluminum sided bungalow. Completely remodeled kitchen, full basement, 2 baths, D/o car garage. Loads of cup boards. All this on a shaded tree lot. 92x130. A large home for a large family. Century 21 Leo Baur Realtor 486-1655 Lastnik prodaja na Cleveland Heights Krasna velika kolonial hiša, ne potrebuje vzdrževanja, 21/2 Riž vodilni pridelek Polovico vse plodne zemlje na Japonskem uporabljajo za pridelovanje riža, glavne hrane Japoncev. ^ : Beverly Hills, Euclid 3 bedroom brick, custom built, I semi-ranch family room, wood| burning fireplace, 2 baths, dou-|ble attached garage, rec. room| and a lot more. TURK REALTY 531-5337 IZBOLJŠAJTE SVOJE V ŽIVLJENJU IN PRIHRANITE! i !1 dyc.?-7 .V; Jr % 1 Kaj je razlika med posojilom za izboljšanje doma pri Cleveland Trust in drugod? Naša vam more verjetno prihraniti ^ denar, ali delate sami ali pa najamete iOUAi HOUSING LENDER gradbenika. Če torej potrebujete denar, recite vašemu graditelju, da uredi posojilo za izboljšanje vašega doma pri Cleveland Trust ali vprašajte za posojilo sami v katerikoli podružnici. Neoziraje se na to, kak način izberete, prihranek bo isti. Iste nizke obresti veljajo za oba načina. Dajte, da Vam pomagamo, kakor le moremo! CLEVELAND TRUST I V’-, JOSEPH L. FORTUNA POGREBNI ZAVOD 5316 Fleet Ave. 641-0046 Moderni pogrebni zavod Ambulanca na razpolago podnevi in ponoči CENE NIZKE PO VAŠI ŽELJI For Sale Owner Euclid Brick bungalow A-l. 3 bedrooms with 2 wood, burning fireplaces and many extras. 731-834.2 after 4:00 p.m. (59-60) CLEVELAND. O. MALI OGLASI BLAGAJNIKI (BLAGAJNIČARKE) Stalno, polno zaposlitev od ponedeljka do petka dobijo blagajniki, blagajničarke (tellers) v našem uradu na oglu E. 63 St. in St. Clair Avenue. Morajo znati nekaj tipkati, biti spretni v računanju in imeti prijetno osebnost. Skušnja dobrodošla, pa jih izučimo. Za sestanek kličite Kathy v personalnem oddelku. The Broadview Savings & Loan 351-2200 Enakopravni delodajalec M.F.H. (58-60) Popravilo hiš Za vsa popravila na hiši, zunaj in znotraj, kličite 881-0683 po 5:30 zvečer. (x) House for Sale by Owner 6 Room brick Colonial. 3 bedrooms, I14 baths, new carpeting, central air, finished basement. Low 50’s. 585-0890. (56-60) Wanted Mature man to work for a growing specialized building products company. Steady. Full time. Days—Take inventories and maintenance inventory levels. Good starting rate. Automatic increases. Paid hospitalization. Paid vacation and holidays. Good retirement program Call 475-1036 days bet. 10 & 12 a.m. Call 425-7246 eves. bet. and 8, ask for Tom Radtke. For Rent 3 unfurnished rooms & bath on E. 71 St. off St. Clair. Adults. No pets. Garage available. Call 351-0989 after 5 p.m. (56-65) FOR SALE Household furnishings, furniture and misc. 1052 E. 74 St. Sat. 19 - 10 to 6 p.m. Sun. 20 — 12 to 6 p.m. (58-59) John Petrie 782 E. 185 Odprto v torek, četrtek in petek od 8. do 6. ure, v sredo od 8. do 1. ure, v soboto od 8. do 4. ure. Zaprto v ponedeljek 481-3465 ZAKRAJŠEK FUNERAL HUME GO. Tel: 361-3113 6016 St. Clair Ave. IZ SLOVENIJE Grafofonske plošče • Knjige • Radenska voda • Zdravilni čaj Spominčki • časopisje • Vage na kilograme • Semena • Strojčki za valjenje in rezanje testa TIVOLI ENTERPRISES INC. 6419 St. Clair Ave., Clevland, O 431-5296 Carst Memorials Kraška kamnoseška ohr! EDINA SLOVENSKA IZDELOVAL-NICA NAGROBNIH SPOMENIKOV 15425 Waterloo Rd. 481-223'’ Wanted Mature man to work for growing specialized building products company. Steady. Full time. Evenings 2 to.10:30. Loading trucks. Good starting rate. Automatic increases'. Paid hos pitalization. Paid vacation and holidays. Good retirement program. Call 475-1036 days bet. 10 & 12 a.m. Ciall 425-7246 eves, bet. 6 and 8, ask for Tom Radke. For Rent 3 room apartment with garage. E. 66 and St. Clair Ave. 383-9140 Help Wanted Floral delivery and some su pervision. Hourly rate. Rose & Co., 1483 E. 55 St. Call anytime, days, 431-7673. Open House Sat. & Sun. 1 to 5 18208 Hiller Ave., 3 bedroom Colonial, 214 baths, formal dining room, family room, large kitchen with nook. Walk to parochial schools, stores, church and RTA. 531-4478. Čebel ni — panji naprodaj tipa Žnidaršič kličite 851-2599 (May 18-25, June 1-8) 6-sobna enostanovanjska na Bonna $7,500 3-stanovanjska, 6-4-4, na Norwood $15,700 2-stanovanjska, 5-5, modernizi rana, $22,000 2-stanovanjska, zidana, 7 garaž $23,500 1234 E. 59 — prodana 1361 E. 43 — prodana 1096 E. 72 — prodana 7710 Donald — prodana A. M. D. REALTY 6311 St. Clair Ave. 432-1322 FOR SALE 1969 Pontiac Catalina 2 Dr. Good condition. Reasonable offer. Call 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. 431-7341. (58-62) Help Wanted DELI CLERKS Salad and Sandwich Maker and Cook. Full and Part time. Apply in person. INCREDIBLE EDIBLE DELI The Park, 1250 Superior Ave. (58-59) WANTS TO BUY Old watches and machinist tools. Joe Brazis. 361-5850 (58-59) SHIPPING DEPT. Underwear distributor has open-ng for experienced order seller. Must be high school graduate with good references. 5 day week. Downtown. Call for appointment - Klopper Bros., Inc. 621-1793 (58-60) “55-letni vdovec v Torontu se želi spoznati s primerno žensko, en ali dva otroka nista ovira. Zadet od kapi pred letom dni-desne roke še rte more pravilno uporabljati. Finančno preskrbljen. Odgovor na upravo Domovine pod šifro TORONTO-OKOLI-CA.” (57-60) (xF) EUCLID OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun 1-5 20630 W'ilmore off E. 200 St. 1st showing of this real beauty. Immaculate in and out. 2 Bedroom Colonial with aluminum siding. Large liv. room and din. room. Remodeled kitchen with eating bar. Lovely decor. Custom drapes. New carpeting. Rec. room, basement, IVs baths, 73x-115 manicured lot with patio and 2V2 car garage. Many extras. This won’t last. Mid 50’s. 481-7359 Vaclav Benes-Trebizsky: KRALJICA DAGMAR ZGODOVINSKI ROMAN Devetdesetletni starec se je zadovoljno smehljal, na stotine čapk je priletelo z dvorišča k n jemo med gromovitim klicanjem, njegovo čelo se je jasnilo kakor majnikov dan, po obličju se mu je razlival izraz resnične radosti... ‘Ljubi otroci, žive naj vas bobovi!” “In nam tebe ohranijo na veke!” Starosta Gnjevoš je stopil med vstajnike, grajski družini je zastala kri po žilah, starejšim vojakom je stopilo živo v spomin, kaj so pred leti pomenili taki klici... Kjer je bil kak tujec, so ga pobili brez milosti... “Gibajte se vendar! — Sicer se tu zadušite!” Hoteli niso niti verjeti, da bi jim bilo mogoče odnesti življenje, dokler niso stali za utrdbami na širnem polju, v zraku, ki je bil prenapolnjen z neprenosljivim dimom... Sredi dvorišča se je sešel s starosto Gnjevošem oni starec, katerega pogovora z očetom Do-brogostom svedoki smo bili nedavno; kar naj srčneje sta mogla, sta si stisnila desnice ... “Gospod, kdaj te že nisem videl!” “Iščem te že ves čas, odkar sem zopet prekoračil meje svoje domovine!” V BLAG SPOMIN triindvajsete obletnice Op KAR JE UMRL, MOJ LJUBLJENI SOPROG JOŽE KOVAČ APRICOT OR— PINEAPPLE BARS IV2 cups flour 1 t. B. Powder .. ; % t. salt - •; It- '.ciif) quick rolled oats .1 cup brown sugar % cup margarine ::.j cup apricot or pineapple preserves. Svojo blago dušo je izdihnil na Binkoštno nedeljo, 20. maja 1956 Kar je čma zemlja dala, vzame črna zemlja spet. Duša je iz ječe vstala, vzpela se nad zvezdni svet. Daleč grob je Tvoj od nas, pa na Te mislimo vsak čas. žalujoča soproga JOSEPHINE Cleveland, O., 18. maja 1979. CHICAGO, ILL. Business Property For Sale By Owner Camp Ground, Northern Michigan. Ideal for couple who enjoy clean air, hunting, and fishing, six month operation on Lake Huron includes modern 2 bedrm. home. Camp ground well equipped. Willing to trade for land. Im-m.ed Occupy. 312-737-323& or 906-643-9160 Favorite Recipes “Da ti povem, gospod moj, kaj j mo pretrpeli! Da ti povem, dragi moj gospod ...” “Potem — ko bo mirno — ko bomo pokojno sedeli za mizo — ko bodo zopet na svojih mestih naši bogovi...” “Ali bo to kdaj, gospod moj!” “Tudi življenje moramo zastaviti za to... A zakaj to, starosta!” Sivi vojvoda je pokazal na grajskoi družino, ki je bila že onstran jarka. “Imeli smo jih v ,rokah! — Oni bi z nami ne bili ravnali tako!” “Dal sem jim besedo...” “Prvič, starosta, in zadnjič!” Niklotovo čelo je zakril zlo-vestni oblak. “Tako bi seveda nikdar pokojno ne sedli za lastno mizo. Ali ne veruješ, starosta? ■— Oni ^ mmimA domovina, ts, im: rr~vir~ ~~ ^ ne prizanašajo nikomur; mi tudi ne bomo ... Hitro na delo, tovariši!” Preteklo je četrt ure in iz gradu Grahova so zaplapolali plameni do oblakov... Vojvode Niklbta ni bilo mogoče niti spoznati. Kdor bi ga bil videl prd nekoliko meseci v onem gradu, kjer se je sešel v Otokarjem, in danes, bi gotovo ne bil rekel, da je to ista oseba. Zdelo se je, da se mu med sivim, dušečim dimom, ki se je valil iz kraja v kraj, vračajo petdesetera leta, ko še je po tukajšnjih pokrajinah razlilo sovražnikov, kakor bi se bili pretrgali morski bregovi, in ko je bilo njegovo upanje, da zmaga, trdneje kakor temelj, na katerem je sezidano v Arkoni svetišče Svantovitovo. (Dalje prihodnjič) Sift dry ingredients, stir in oats and sugar, Cut in margarine till crumbly. Put % of mixture on greased 11 x 7Vz x iy2 cookie sheet. Spread preserves. Top with remaining crumbs. ■ Yield 2(4 dozen. Cool before cutting. Bake 375 degrees—35 min. Frances Peterlin, Cleveland, Ohio * * * (Correction) Ingredients missing from middle layer of Pumpkin Pie Cake recipe last week: % cup milk 14 tsp. cinnamon 1 tsp. pumpkin pie spice Bake at 350 deg. 55 to 60 minutes. (If you are submitting a recipe from a friend, please double check with that person that all ingredients and baking time are correct. Last week’s recipe was submitted by a friend of Alice Bozic’s amf according to Alice several items were missing from her original recipe given to her friend. Please find corrections above. Sorry, Alice. Earn the highest interest on Passbook Savings in Cuyahoga County, • Saving Certificates Available • Convenient Save-by-Mail Telephone 944-8436 Pomlad je tu! Najboljši čas za barvanje vaših hiš! Preglejte vaše domove in pokličite nas za brezplačen proračun. Smo strokovnjaki! Sanitas in papiranje. 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Death Notices JOSEPHINE HOMOVEC Josephine Homovec of St. Vitus Parish was found dead in her home Wednesday evening. She was 67 years old. Her husband, Frank, died in 1953. She ise survived by her daughter, Dolores Maloney and her son, Ralend. She had 5 pratidchildren. She was the sister of Rose Skully and Gertrude Sorsek (decesed). Funeral Mass will be Saturday,St . Vitus-Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment will be at All Souls Cemetery. Friends may call at Grdina Funeral Home, 17010 Lake Shore Blvd., Friday from 2 to To. American Mutual Life Assoc. 6401 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44103 My date of birth la.............. Nama .................v..... Street ...................... City................. Stoto.. 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HELEN M. PINTAR Helen M. Pintar (nee Mar-kusic) age 65, died: at Euclid General Hospital Wednesday night. She is survived by her husband, Anthony J., her son, Ronald and two grandchildren. She was the sister of Valentine Markusic, Catherine Springer, Florence Davis, Andrew Markusic (deceased) and Anna Unetič (deceased) . She was a member of C.F. U. Stri vers Lodge. She worked at Murray Corporation before her retirement. Friends/may call at Grdina Funeral Home, 17010 Lake Shore Blvd., Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Interment will be at All Souls Cemetery. Funeral will be Monday morning. : .- , ' 7 '■ 'V V BLAG SPOMIN TRINDVAJSETE OBLETNICE SMRTI Našega ata in starega ata THOMAS POSTOntK Svojo blago dušo je izdihnil 21. maja 1956 Prelepi majski cvet se zopet nam odpira, spomin 'nekdanjih • let pa potok solz utira. Kako boli spomin grenak, te trde zemeljske ločitve, tolaži pa nas up sladak, po smrti večne se združitve- Žalujoči ostali: Dan Postotnik, sin Mary Pangonis, Dorothy Anne Sittley, hčeri vnuki in vnukinje Cleveland, Ohio, 18. maja 1979- Israiiia Švajger Umrla 21. julija 1969 Žalujoči: Gospod, daj jima večni mir, naj večna luč jima' sveti, ker bila sta dobrote vir, uživajta raj zdaj svetli. sinova — Roman ml., 7urij, hčerka — Marjeta por. Se l ari snahi — Vida, Marjeta V r ji zet — Ciril vnuki in vnukinje ter ostalo sorodstvo. \ Cleveland, O., 18. maja 1979. vtsmvrv V BLAG SPOMIN DVANAJSTE OBLETNICE MOJEGA LJUBLJENEGA JOHN POŽAR je izdihnil svojo plemenito dne 17. maja 1967 duš" Dvanajst let je minilo že, odkar si šel od nas, pa svež spomin na Tebe jo kot bil je v prvi čas. Z mamo zdaj sta združena ter prosita za nas Boga, . da bomo enkrat skupaj v-’1, se združili — nad zvezdam ■ l Žalujoči: x CAROLINE STARE, ba FRANK STARE, zet Ravc-nna, O., 13, maja 1979- im?* the latest news and views YOUR ETHNIC FORUM James V. Debevec, Editor nir'-uji »nin k vmm m ^j| AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA,.. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1979 IS THE FUTURE OF SLOVENIAN CULTURE IN U.S. IN JEOPARDY By Prof. Wm. J. Kennick Students of the Science of Society claim that in the U.S. 've have a pluralistic society wherein the various ethnic groups make contributions to the American Anglo-Saxon culture, but at the same time they are not completely absorbed or assimilated, but that some of these ethnic groups Manage to retain some or ftiost of their own cultures. The question arises wether the Slovenian people in Cleveland, etc. within the next 50 or 100 years will be able to retain any of their own culture or nationality traits, such as their musical ability to play the Polka, which is a contribution to American culture in the use of the accordi-°rt by Tony Petkovšek and the United Slovenian Societies, or will they become so ussirnilated by the American culture as to lose their own identity. This is, of course, a complicated question, which 'Vould require a lot of research (with the aid of U.S. federal money). A person, or tusk force, would have to as-Certain why the Slovenian language and culture was able to survive for more than lOOO years in Slovenia, in the lace of competing cultures in such cities as Celovc (Kla-SenfuTt), Maribor, and in the cimorsko region of Venetia-^Hha, involving the cities of ^°rica and Trieste. , Professor Bogdan Novak, in is essay in the Papers in Slovene Studies (1977), edit-by Rudolph Susel, Carole F°gel and Dr. Karl Bonutti t’n his article in the Ameri-can Home Newspaper), ex-t1 ain the enormous struggle at the Primorska Slovenes ar identity and preservation their language and culture "hen under the domination °f Italy. I am somewhat familiar dh the supression of the ^ °venian language and cul-j^re by the Italians in the Nrnorska Region on account nry travels in that region a 1H20. I was in Monfalcone j.. saw the Italian fortifica-^°ns where some 300,000 Aus-Pans (including thousands lovenians) lost their lives to p16 area G°rica) accorct-cof. Bogdan Novak. I was in Trieste when the Slo- venian Home was burnbd down. I also remember going to a Slovenian dance in Opa,i tija, where the Slovenians were afraid to talk Slovenian with me. In 1920 I was also in Postojna, Sv. Peter, Logatec, etc. when these cities were still under Slovenian (or Austrian) jurisdiction. But the significant fact to remember is that Great Britain made a secret treaty with Italy to give them all of this territory with the above mentioned cities if Italy will join the World War I effort on the side of the British-French Alliance against Austria and Germany. After World War I, in 1924, Italy got all this territory, and then the persecutions began . . .to convert all the Slovenians into Italians. According to Prof. Stermole the same or similar type of persecutions (denial of Slovenian Schools, etc.) took place in Carinthia, where the German-Austrians are attempting to kill the Slovenian language and culture. However, in Klagenfurt, Austria, and adjacent regions, there are many Slovenians who have assimilated with the German; -element, and they have to{ a large extent abandoned their interest in Slovenian language and culture. This is indicated by the fact that in 1920 there was a plebiscite to determine whether these Carinthian areas should become a part of the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, or remain a part of Austria, and the Slovenians voted to remain a part of Austria. However, the ethnic situation in the U.S. is considerably different. In this country there is no coercion on the part of the government to compel any person or group to abandon its language or culture. The Constitution provides for freedom of speech and assembly, and ethnic groups have the freedom to choose their own traits of culture, or choose to assimi-j late with the dominant cul-i ture. In the U.S. groups are! free to choose those aspects! of culture which they fincB the most valuable or profita-1 ble. fl To proceed further with thel question as to whether the* Daniel j. postotnik it What a beautiful th 'VaS °nce a§ain 1° °b Q]^Se earthly cherubs re th r^S(: into their heart - c;ae ^rsI time this past Ilcq' It was Sonf Communion Da> n e 60 boys and girls j p a'rn- Mass, celebrate ^hStor Rev. A. Edward I Dals Was also Eucha (tenner 40 hours a n) for our St. Vitus P to ain' ^ Was a beautiful bid!! the first Holy Cc Cants in the vioCess-°n at the ciosin RloX atr. '1;3° p'm-; Re' a-,.. ” Rebol was cele C1? by Msgr- Lo1 lesnik and Rev- JoseP attr ' Some 25 guest i &nded. Homilists Rev. Joseph Simcic and Deacon John Kumse. * * Big news at St. Vitus is the appointment of Rev. Joseph Boznar as pastor effective May 14, ,1979 to replace Rev. A. Edward Pevec. Since Father, Boznar’s background has already been published in last Friday’s edition, 1 would like to add that he has been a very capable associate paster in the last 7 years under Fathers Rudolph Praznik and A. Edward Pevec. Behind the scenes, this devoted priest did an enormous amount of work. A priest’s work is so very difficult. It is really a 24 hour a day job, especially in a large parish. Naturally, (Continued on page 6) Slovenians can maintain their culture, for another 100 years, or will they lose their identity through assimilation, it should be explained what we mean by Culture. Culture is a way of life, and consists of those factors which determine human behavior. People act in certain ways, because of their race, language, religion, tradition, customs, and other historic or ■ economic factors, etc. For a better definition consult your book on Sociology. For example, Slovenians were influenced by their history of serfdom under the feudal system where they were exploited by Germanic' landowners. They were further influenced by their race, religion, language, etc., so that today the Slovenians are considered hard workers, honest, frugal, and their love for poetry,- wine and song is derived from their literature. Similarly, the Anglo-Saxon culture can be traced back to their control of the seas, their industrial revolution, and success as world colonizers, enabling them to accumulate capital through the organization of corporations. In addition thereto the English i rank high in literature, philosophy, political institutions and economic enterprise. In the United States such ethnic groups as the Hungarians, Poles, Italians, Slovenians, etc., although they have high levels of culture, will not be able to retain their cultures unless they can meet the competition of the Jewish and Anglo-Saxon cultures. In this conflict of ideas the Slav, etc., ethnic groups cannot sur-vive to any great extent because the Jewish group controls the news media, and much of the financial world. In addition thereto, the Jewish group is organized through its Synagogues, culture clubs, etc., to provide intensive studies of Jewish tradition, the Talmud, history, etc., whereas the Slovenians do not study their own language, or history or culture because they do not even have a library of Slovenian books at the Euclid Public Library, which they support by paying $100,000 per annum. (The Euclid Library has 300,000 books, but only 25 Slovenian books.) Metzenbaum to speak at St.Clair Convention U.S. Senator from Ohio, Howard IVletzenbaum, has a-greed to be'the keynote speaker May 19 at the second annual neighborhood convention sponsored by the St. Clair-Superior Coalition. The convention will be held between one and four o’clock in the afternoon at St. Philip Neri School Auditorium, E. 82nd St., One block north of St. Clair Ave. Also speaking at the convention will be Congress-woman Mary Rose Oakar from Cleveland and The Plain Dealer real estate editor Marcus Gleisser. Mayor Dennis Kucinich has also been invited to speak, but has not yet confirmed he will attend. Don’t be caught short Read the American Home Newspaper every Friday Klub Ljubljana News By Rudy Lokar Stan Laurich, tour chairman of our club who did such a terrific job on our 1978 tours via bus to different secnic, and historical parts of our Ohio, has. set up. a very-interesting schedule of bus trips for the coming months that will keep our members on the go to places like Akron, Pittsburgh, West Virginia arm Nashville, Tenn. On Tuesday, June 12th, Stan will escort a bus load of us to the Tangiers Restaurant in Akron, where we will dine and take a tour of Stouf-fer Foods, and a trip to the famous Quaker Square Mali for sight seeing and shopping, if you wish. The bus trip on -Tuesday, August 14th will be taking our fun loving members to Pittsburgh, Pa. This tour will feature a very interesting ride on the Incline and also a cruise on the Monongahela River, a very nice lunch and the happy return trip to Euclid. It will be to Wheeling, W. Va., on Tuesday, October 16th which will involve a tour of the Imperial Glass Works. In addition there will be a historical tour of the famous city, including a tour of Ogle-by Park and again a nice lunch and return home. ' ■ All the one-day trips begin about 7 a.m. and return about seven or eight o’clock in the evening. These trips originate at * the Slovenian Society Home on Recher Avenue in Euclid. The big three-day trip will begin on Friday morning, September 21, and will travel to Nashville, Tennessee and the Grand Old Opry ... a tour thru Opry Land, the beautiful city of Nashville and its many historical points of interest. After a busy, busy Saturday, the tired and happy travelers will catch a good night’s sleep and return Sunday evening to Euclid. Information regarding all the above tours may be had by contacting Stan Laurich at 732-9415 or attend our next Klub Ljubljana meeting this coming Tuesday, May 29 .. . See you there! 0R1D TRAVELS W THE PEACE By JOYCE TURK The quest of a life’s dream can lead a person to places one has never dreamed of going. Often one never awakens to the dream, but continues seeking its realization during a lifetime. I am that person and my dream has taken me around the world. Having resided in Euclid. Ohio, for a comfortable life of education and recreation. I had little desire to travel outside the United States except to Vienna to see the Lip-pizan horses. Upon graduation from high school, I entered the Ohio State University to study agriculture for my first love has always been animals The four years at Ohio State University exposed me to a much larger world than I had lived in 50,000 students were enrolled in the university during the time that I was a student. The year that I graduated from OSU was the year of the campus riots. Kent State became a household issue and Nixon was making his debut on the campuses. Politics wearied me; I barely knew what the word bureaucracy meant. On the agricultural side of the campus only peace prevailed. We were far removed from the strife of those days. I left Ohio State with my B.S. degiee and an application to the Peace Corps that I had picked up somewhere along the way, along with books and notes and dog portraits that I had begun to draw. The years had been wonderful; I anticipated attending graduate school to continue the plush life of the student. It was December, 1970. In January I began to seek employment although my future plans still lay in the academic direction. I dispensed with the Peace Corps application and: took a, job at . Cleveland * State University administering' and (evaluating psychological tests. By, August I was in Europe. I spent three months backpacking, staying in the youth hostels, and enjoying the impact of new cultures. And yes, I saw the Lippizan horses in Vienna. Arriving home the following November I set out to find another job. In 1973 I was accepted 'to' a* veterinary school in Brussels, Belgium. As the plane rolled down the landing strip in Brussels, I turned to the woman sitting next to me, introduced myself, and asked her to recommend a good hotel. She was an American whose husband was employed by an oil firm in-country. Her kind invitation to come stay with her met with no resistance. Through my association with the American Women’s Club of Brussels, I met a British girl who shared her apart • ment with me for the next six weeks. On a weekend trip to London I visted her mother. On my way to visit the London Zoo I spied a small sign within an alcove which read “LL.P.H.” and beneath, “The International League for the Protection of Horses.” My curiosity was aroused. Suddenly an old woman appeared at my elbow. She unlocked the door to reveal a long flight of steps up a dimly lit hallway. “Come in,” she whispered. I followed her up the stairs to an office where two other women sat drinking tea and sorting papers. I introduced myself and mentioned my interest in horses. “What was the I.L.PiH. about?” I inquired. The women showed great interest in my tales of travelling. They called the Honorary Secretary and Treasurer to come to meet me. She arrived some time later and offered me her hand. It was a cold and .limp as a dead fish. The women repeated my stories, my aspirations and interests. The Honorary Secretary and Treasurer, in turn, called the Honorary Director to come .and meet me. (Continued on page 6)') ' V : A: A 1 YOUR VIEWS • WEEKLY m OUR NEWS Memo: From Madeline A sincere thank you to everyone for your prayers, Masses, flowers, cards and gifts. Your kindness will never be forgotten. A Slovenian Night will be held Thursday, May 24 at 7 p.m. a’t Forest Park Junior High School, 27000 Elinore Ave., Euclid, Ohio. Program: Mrs. Cecelia Valencie Dolgan will present a slide program entitled, “European Slovenes”. Mayor • Tony J. Sustarsic will comment upon “The Impact of The Slovenes in Euclid”. Film: “Yugoslavia” Mr. John Kausek will speak about “The Slovenes in The United States”. Entertainment by: Circle 2 — Mrs. Cecelia Dolgan, Dir ector, The Euclid Button Box Club — Mr. Frank Dremel, Director. The Euclid National Art Guild will exhibit artistic paintings and a collection of artifacts from Slovenia—Mrs. Fran Bezdek, President. Sponsors are John E. Habat, Social Studies Dept., and Mrs. Carol Shaw, Librarian, Multi-Media Coordinator. Parking in the rear of the building. :1c * The Annual Meeting of The Slovene Home for the Aged of Cleveland, Ohio will be held Friday, May 18 at 7 p.m. at the Slovenian Workmen’s Home, 15335 Waterloo Ed., Cleveland, O. All members of the Home are urged to attend this important meeting. Dr. John P. Nielsen of New York City has an old. Spanish proverb on the top of every piece of stationery. It reads, “The Best Revenge is a Beautiful Life”. There were 291 students on the Dean’s List at the downtown Cuyahoga Community College, Metro Campus during the Winter Quarter. Included among these outstanding students were Nancy M. Anzlovar, majoring as a Registered Nurse, Carol L. Janežič in Arts and Sciences, ’ Edward C. Kikel and Donald Pavlovich in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and' Lawrence G. Petrick, Fire Technology. Congratulations! * ❖ Marine Private First Class Daniel F. Štepec, son of Cyril and Ursula Štepec of 181L E. 227 St., Euclid, Ohio has reported for duty with the 2nd Marine Division. Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N.C. A 1977 graduate of St. Joseph High School, he joined the Marine Corps in June, 1977. :!< i’.: ❖ Ronald Andolsek, 26340 White Rd., Richmond Hts., Ohio has been named to the Dean’s List for the Winter Quarter at Kent State University. ‘-J Congratulations! I " The Slovene Home for the Aged Auxiliary will meet on Thursday, May 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Home on Neff Rd. Everyone welcome to attend. * * * Frank and Angie Fujs, owners of Frangies Fashions, 587 East 20.0 St., Euclid, Ohio were first time backers of a mens and ladies team in the St. Joseph’s K.S.K.J. No. 169 Bowling League. To then delight both teams came in first place, CONGRATULATIONS FRANGIES FASHIONS' ❖ i]i . .TjL ■ Vicki Svete and Alice Royce are traveling to Holland, Michigan with a tour this weekend where they will attend the Tulip Festival. ❖ ❖ * Kathy Primuth of Cleveland Hts. passed her bar exam in Columbus. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klemenčič. Happy parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Primuth. Proud auntie is Agnes Bra-*******t-tfff*^*************'*'**'™*'**^***' «■ -f-**+*«*+***»*+++* 60th Anniversary CELEBRATION Msy $9, 1979 SLOVENE SOCIETY HOME RECHER AYE, l ' V. j *+»+>** \t»i***+tt+t»+tttt*+***»++t***4++t*+»+*+p*****+**t*+++**+*t**tt*+*i*t+*+******t*+****ts e*++*++***++»+**+*+*****+**+***+**+***»+++■*+******»*+** »+*++**+*+*» DINNER DANCE SERVING FROM 5 TILL 7:30 P.M Music from 8 till 12 Joe Luzar Orchestra Tickets $6.50 No dinner tickets sold ot door May 20,1979 ANNIVERSARY CONCERT — HONORING MAYOR TONY J. SUSTARSIC Program at 4 p.m. Presented by the Musical Arts Association Social and Dancing from 7 to 11 p.m. Music by Eddi,; Rodick Tickets $3.00 _ a