©MOVINft AMERICAN IN SPIRIT FOREIGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY AMERICAN HOME SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER NO. 21 CLEVELAND, OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING, .JANUARY 26TH, 1933 LETO XXXV.—VOL. XXXV. Zanimive vesti iz življenja naših ljudi po ameriških naselbinah V Sacred Heart sanatoriju v Milwaukee je umrla po kratki bolezni v najlepši dobi 26 let, Mrs. Pavla Tičar, rojena Selan, ?cproga znanega slovenskega mesarja na West Allisu. Pokojna je bila doma iz Viča pri Ljubljani in je prišla v Ameriko leta 1910. Prvotno je bivala v Pittsburghu, pozneje pa se je Preselila v Milwaukee. Poleg so- j Proga in 11 letnega sinčka in 12 letne hčerke, žalujeta za njo tudi brata Frank in Avgust Selan in sestra Štefanija Miklavčič. O nesrečni smrti mlade rojakinje Mary Porenta se poroča iz Rock Springsa še, da je Mary umrla na posledicah sežganega Srla in notranjin organov. Ranj-ka je bila hči Jas. Porente, bivšega predsednika društva Trdnjava št. 10 SNPJ. Pred smrtjo je bila zaposljena kot natakarica v neki kavarni. Poleg stai-šev zapušča dva brata in tri sestre. V Kansas City, Kansas, je umrl Avgust Babin, star 54 let, in doma iz celjske okolice na šta- j •ierskem. V Ameriki je bival 22 j let in zapušča ženo, sina in omo-ženo hčer, v starem kraju pa brata in sestro. Žrtev pljučnice je postal rojak Ivan Pules v Ely, Minn. V starosti 49 let ga je smrt iztrga-^■iz srede ljubljene družine. Za žaluje soproga, devet si-ll0v in dve hčeri. ^ ^lad Slovenec Jožef Tomšič, %>Minri., sina Franka in Francke Tomšič, si je pri nogomet-1)1 'gri stri nogo. Mestna zbornica v Ely, Minn., kjer imajo slovenski odborniki večino, je imenovala dr. Jožefa Skalo, sina Mr. in Mrs. Martina ®kala, za kemika in živinozdrav-v Ely. Paul Bukovec mlaj-Pa je bil imenovan za načelni-oddelka za luči in vodo. -o- Petletnica Eno najbolj aktivnih angle-šk-o poslujočih društev Slovence Dobrodelne Zveze v Cleve-^ndu je gotovo društvo "Mo-c'ern Črusaders" št. 45 S.D.Z., k' bo praznovalo v nedeljo na Slovesen način svojo petletnico, društvo je bilo ustanovljeno 7. januarja, 1928, in je največje a«gleško poslujoče društvo v ^ovenski Dobrodelni Zvezi. Ob Mliki petletnice priredi društ-Vo v nedeljo, 29. januarja, v Slo-Venskem Delavskem Domu na Waterloo Road veliko slavnost z ^navadno bogatim programom. pričetek bo točno ob 2. uri popoldne. Po programu se začne v spodnji dvorani. Igral bo Razstava v S N D Še dva tedna imamo za priprave razstave del učencev, ki pohajajo v Jugoslovansko šolo moderne umetnosti v Clevelandu. To šelo je upeljal S. N. Dem in slovenski narod jo podpira s prostovoljnimi prispevki, ker plemenita duša slovenskega naroda je cd nekdaj stremela po višji izobrazbi in boljši bodočnosti mladine. In naš slovenski narod v Clevelandu ima posebno srečo, da ima v svoji šoli za učitelja—umetnika prvega reda in mednarodnega slovesa—Gregory Peruška. S kake radostjo poučuje naš odlični umetnik slovensko deco! Gotove ima pred očmi, da bo izobrazil sebi vrednega naslednika. Kak penes, čast in odlikovanje za slevenski Cleveland, ako bi iz te šole prišel mednarodno slavni umetnik, kateremu bi se klanjali tudi drugi narodi, ki toliko žrtvujejo za umetnost ! In med učenci naše umetniške šole je precej zelo nadarjenih mladih slovenskih fantov in deklet! In sedaj, ko se je Prosvetni odbor S. N. Doma zavzel za moderno šolo, pozivlje narod, da se udeleži sijajne razstave del naših malčkov, ki prihajajo z umetniško in slovensko narodno prošnjo do vas, da pridete in pogledate, kaj je uspeh te šole. Pokazali vam bodo ti naši sinovi in hčere, da so vredni onih sicer malenkostnih žrtev, ki ste jih prispevali za vzgojo svojih sinov in hčerk. In ta razstava zanima tudi druge narode, in številne zastopnike tujih narodov bomo videli na razstavi. Kaj enakega še nismo imeli v naselbini. Cleveland, ki tudi v tej depresiji ni pozabil samega sebe, ki deluje na kulturnem polju danes z večjo vnemo kot kdaj prej, ta slovenski Cleveland se bo odzval z odlično udeležbo, da vidi kako je napredovala njegova slovenska mladina na kulturnem in umetniškem polju.—Za Publicijski odsek, predsednik. Ohijski farmerji zahtevajo Ed Barry, stari godrnjač """ ........ ' od policijskega oddelka, kandidat za župana? $20,000,000, katere naj vrne država od davkov Cclumbus, Ohio, 25. januarja. V državni zbornici je bil vložen predlog, ki bo vrnil farmarjem države Ohio, ako bo sprejet, $20,-000,000, kar so farmarji plačali '......7 ----------' j v posebnih asesmentih za zbolj- blikanske stranke pri jesenskih šavo cest. V ta namen so naje-1 volitvah, se je raznesla govori-i farmarji posebne eksperte in j ca, da je pripravljen isto župan- jim plačali $100,000, da se pote gujejo za nje v državni zbornici, da bo predlog sprejet. Farmarji trdijo, da od leta 1928 ni il naložen noben asesment na davke za javne ceste, ker je bil tedaj sprejet gasolinski davek, toda kljub temu je država pobirala asesmen^e od ljudi, in dobila od teh osesmentov dvajset mi-ijonov dolarjev. Ta denar za-itevajo farmarji nazaj. Silovit pritisk se bo naredil na državno zbornico, da se sprejme tozadevni predlog, kateremu bodo zlasti poslanci iz mest nasprotova i, a predvsem pa governer dr-j Maschketa, znanega republikan-žave, White, ki trdi, da če boiskega bosa, ki je bil lansko leto Cleveland. — Kakor hitro se je razširila govorica, da se .je bivši mestni manager v Clevelandu, Daniel Morgan, odpovedal županski kandidaturi repu- ko kandidaturo sprejeti Edwin D. Barry, bivši direktor javne varnosti v Clevelandu. Barry je priznal, da so ga že od več strani nagovarjali, da bi prevzel kandidaturo, toda ima gotove pomisleke proti takemu koraku. "Ako me bodo potrebovali, me bodo že poklicali," je izjavil Barry. Kot znano, ima republikanska stranka v Clevelandu velike težave, da dobi pravega kandidata za župana. Eden za drugim se odmika. Edwin Barry, osebno sicer pošten človek, je največji prijatelj Maurice obdolžen poneverbe davčnega denarja v Clevelandu, toda pozneje oproščen. ke. sprejeta tozadevna postava in se farmerjem vrne denar, da državo ne bo imela niti enega dolarja za podporo brezposelnih, j -o- tudi če naloži še tako visoke clav- j Policist na konjll llsMl -o--roparja v taksiju En kos divje-zapadnega življenja ala cowboy srno doživeli včeraj popoldne v Clevelandu, d asi nekoliko moderno prikrojeno. Dva roparja sta okoli 5. ure popoldne prišla v trgovino Wil-mot Co. na 1025 Huron Road. Prisilila sta prodajalca, da jima je izročil $105.75. Nato je eden roparjev zginil, drugi je pa bežal po Huron Road do E. 12. ceste, kjer je postajališče za teksi-je. Dva prodajalca sta tekla za roparjem in kričala, naj ga primejo. Ropar plane v teksi, prime za revolver, ga nastavi voz Važna sprememba Iz Columbusa, Ohio, se pore-ča, da je governer White poslal državni legislaturi predlog, ki bo postavil, ko bo sprejet, hranilnice in posojilnice pod nadzorstvo bančnih postav države Ohio, ako posojilnice sprejemajo hranilne vloge. Državna vlada je prepričana, da so posojilnice odgovorne za *50 odstotkov finančnih težav, katere imajo banke. Posojilnice ne bi smele nikdar sprejemati denarnih vlog za hranitev. Navadni ljudje ne vedo razlike med posojilnico in . , ... ,,Tr . med pravo banko, pa zaupajo za vrat ^ »klice: Voz| posojilnici enako kot banki, do kot hudič! šofer Je pognal Senat je zavrgel predlog, da se cena denarju umetnim »potom poviša Washington, 25. januarja. — Zvezni senat je včeraj z ogromno večino 56 proti 18 odklonil, cla bi se vrednost ameriškega denarja umetnim potom napihnila (inflated) ali zvišala na ta način, da se rabi srebro kot standard valuta. Takozvani "liberalni demokrati" so predlagali, da se upelje prosto kovanje srebra v razmerju 16:1 napram zlatu, toda predlog je bil strahovito poražen. Denarna vrednost ameriškega dolarja ostane kot je, in tekom sedanjega zasedanja kongresa ni mogoče več enak predlog prinesti pred senatno zbornico. Zagovorniki prostega srebra trdijo, da bi veljava dolarja poskočila v tem slučaju, da bi farmerji dobivali dvakrat večjo svoto za svoje pridelke, tajnik. Slov. Zadružna zveza Veselica v Lorainu zadružna zveza Dl'- Ameriški Slovenci št. 21 Opozarjamo na oglas Sloven- SDZ priredi v soboto prijetno -ru<,aijttmu na ugiao UIU'V.. s*e zadružne zveze. Iz cen je lazvidno, da si naše gospodinje veselico v SND v Lorainu. či sti dobiček bo za podporo brez- mnogo denarja, ako.poselnim članom. Vstopnina je J°Setijo eno izmed treh trgovin, j samo 15 centov. Rojaki so pri-1 jih lastuje zadruga. Ijazno vabljeni! Samo od demokratov Okrajni komisarji, demokrati, so se izjavili, da bodo kupovali vse potrebščine, dokler bodo oni v uradu, od demokratov, ako — bodo demokrati ravno tako nizki v cenah, kot kdo drugi. Načelnik komisarjev, Gorman, se je izjavil, da je to pravično in pošteno. 12 let so imeli republikanci vodstvo Cuyahoga okraja, ne da bi dali v tem času enemu samemu demokratu priliko. Vsaka ponudba za potrebščine bo razpisana, in najcenejši bo dobil, in če so enake cene, bo dobil ponudbo demokrat. Dalje je Gorman dejal: "če imate vi prijatelja ali sovražnika, od koga boste kupili blago? Od prijatelja, kaj ne? Tako bomo delali tudi mi." Previsoke pokojnine The Citizens League sporoča v svojem tedenskem izvestju, da so se pokojnine policistov in og-njegascev v državi Ohio zvišale od leta 1900 za 1000 odstotkov. Leta 19°° so dobivali omenjeni letno $70,000 pokojnine, danes pa znašajd slednje $776,000 na leto. Izvanredna razprodaja Pri John Rožancu, 15721 Waterloo Rd. se vrši razprodaja na vsem modernem blagu. Takih cen še niste slišali. Berite oglas! kot hudič!" šofer je pognal avto, v istem trenutku pa pri jaha policist Koehr na svojem policijskem konju mimo. Prodajalec iz trgovine kriči proti policistu, da je ropar v teksiju, policist obrne konja, in v silnem prometu, ki vlada ob taki uri na dotični ulici, zapodi konja med avtomobili za teksijem. Konj "Buddy" je takoj slutil, da se vrši nekaj izvanrednega. Tesne je se prime z eno roko policist sedla, z drugo potegne revolver, d očim konj galopira po trdem tlaku za teksijem. Kmalu ga policist dohiti, pomeri v teksi na roparja in sproži. Ropar je zadet v rame, revolver mu pade iz rok. Drugi strel le oplazi ropar ja, ki začne kričati proti vozniku: "Ustavi, jaz sem obstre-lljen!" Avto rogovi začnejo tuliti, policist potegne za vajeti, visoko se spne "Buddy," potem pa obstane, policist skoči s konja in plane proti roparju in ga aretira. Prijeti ropar je izjavil, da je Irvin Schweider, 21 let star, 12009 Seller Ave. V zaporu, ko so mu obvezali rano, je izdal tudi svojega tovariša, katerega so dobili v neki hiši na E. 167th St. Policist Koehr, junak dneva, Tom Mix iz Clevelanda, je poznan kot najboljši strelec pri policiji. Merrick odgovarja V včerajšnjem "Press" je pismo direktorja javne varnosti, Frank J. Merricka, v katerem odločno in prepričevalno zavrača napade angleškega časopisa "Press," ki krivično trdi, da sedanja mestna vlada protežira gemblarje. Pismo direktorja je zelo zanimivo in bi priporočali, da ga rojaki preberejo. Napram temu pismu je "Press" napisala uredniški članek, ki je pa tako klavern, da z istim članom časopis indirektno priznava svojo krivdo glede "gemblanja." Merrick očita "Pressu," da prireja Specialne izdaje o dirkah, o stavah in gemblanju in s tem direktno daje informacije ljjudem, kako se stavi na dirke in kako se hazardira. Merrick ponovno očita uredništvu "Pressa," da je aretiral člane uredništva "Pressa," ker so gemblali, in če časopis ne more med svojimi lastnimi ljudmi vsiliti spoštovanja do postav, zakaj potem očita mestni vladi, da ne spolnuje postave! Pismo direktorja Merricka je eno najbolj znamenitih pisem v zgodovini žoltega žurnalizma, kot ga predstavlja "Press." Listnica urednSištva L.L.—Barbič naj lima (zaenkrat dovolj, da se ne bo revežu zmešalo, saj vidite kako se ote-plje. Eden ali dva dopisa take vsebine sta na mestu, potem pa stvar izgubi svojo zanimivost. Se bo že naveličal, pa bo spet priden. Ukradeni čeki Vse banke v Clevelandu so dobile svarilo, naj nikar ne menjajo čekov, izdanih po Danley Machine Specialty Co., 1444 E. 49. cesta. Roparji so vdrli v kom-panijski urad in so odnesli 24 čekov s številkami 1462 do 1485. Čeki so plačljivi na Cleveland Trust Co. na 40. cesti in St. Clair Ave. Čeke omenjene kom-panije naj menjajo trgovci le, ako osebno in dobro poznajo človeka, da je pravi. Prodaja cigaret Kot poročajo iz Washingtona je bilo lansko leto 9,863,159,790 manj narejenih cigaret proda-Inih kot leto prej. Ljudje kupujejo v teh časih tobak v zavojih in delajo svoje lastne cigarete, ker dobijo iz takega zavoja tobaka še enkrat toliko cigaret, kot če bi kupovali narejene. Ljudje imenujejo cigarete, ki \jih sami delajo "Hoover Luckies." Povečan list Vse naše cenjene naročnike opozarjamo na "Tedensko prilogo Ameriške Domovine," ki bo prvič izšla v listu v soboto, 28. januarja, in ki bc potem redna priloga običajne sobotne številke. Dasi vsako podjetje danes čuti posledice depresije, pa smo se vendar odločili, da začnemo izdajati redno enkrat na teden prilogo "Ameriški Domovini," da s tem izrečemo zahvalo našim tisočerim zvestim naročnikom, ki že dolgo vrsto let lojalno in iskreno stoje ob strani svojega lista, in da damo priznanje tudi novim naročnikom, katerih vrste se vsak teden večajo. Gradivu v "Tedenski prilogi" bomo posvečali pesebno pozornost. Priloga bo urejevana tako, da bo v njej našel vsakdo nekaj, kar ga bo posebno zanimalo. Našim slovenskim ženam n. pr. bomo posvetili v vsaki izdaji po dve koloni. Prinašali bomo nadalje stalen gospodarsko-političen tedenski pregled, izvrstne in poljudno pisane znanstvene članke, dve koloni pa bosta posvečeni zanimivemu in važnemu predmetu naše slovenske kulture, prosvete in našega družabnega življenja. Poleg tega bo v tej prilogi vsakokrat priobčena zanimiva resnična zgodba iz življenja, na katero posebno opozarjamo naše naročnike in čitatelje. Dvem kolonam pa bomo dali naslov: "Okno v svet," ker bosta ti dve koloni tvorili nekako okno, skozi katero bo mogel čitatelj pogledati na zanimive dogodke v širnem svetu. Uredništvo "Ameriške Domovine" si iskreno in pošteno prizadeva, da v časnikarskem pogledu ustre-že svojim naročnikom in rojakom sploh, in upa, da je storjen velik korak naprej. Bodri nas zavest, da bemo s tem ustregli našim zvestim naročnikom in našim slovenskim trgovcem, ki so nam v preteklosti vedno lojalno stali ob strani. Opozarjamo torej še enkrat naše naročnike na sobotno "Prilogo" Ameriške Domovine. S to prilogo postane "Ameriška Domovina" največji slovenski dnevnik v Zedinjenih državah. Predsednik Roosevelt pozivlje eksperte, da se upe-ljejo normalne razmere I Warm Springs, Georgia, 25. januarja. Novo izvoljeni predsednik Roosevelt je danes začel s prvo akcijo, da se svet, zlasti j? Zedinjene države vrnejo zopet v normalno stanje iz neznosne depresije. Državni tajnik Stimson je dobil naročilo od Roosevelta, da takoj ko slednji nastopi urad, da preskrbi za sprejem zastopnikov onih narodov, ki so doslej redno plačevali svoje dolgove in ki prosijo za odpomoč. Roosevelt jih bo drage volje poslušal. Poleg tega je danes Roosevelt pozval k sebi eksperte, s katerimi bo razmišljal in razmotrival splošni gospodarski položaj. Roosevelt je izjavil, da se ne bo posvetoval z ; vsemi zastopniki evropskih držav skupno, pač pa bo Amerika j skušala z vsakim narodom narediti posebno pogodbo. Najpr-vo bo zaslišan zastopnik Anglije, ki je največja dolžnica. Roosevelt bo skušal vprašanje mednarodnih dolgov spraviti v zve-;zo z mednarodno ekonomsko i konferenco. Roosevelt je pripravljen iti do skrajnosti glede dolgov, ako mu evropski narodi garantirajo, da bodo postavili valuto na zdravo podlago in se 'zopet začne z medsebojnim trgovanjem na enakem stališču kot je bilo predno je bil vzpostav-jl.ien visoki tarif. Kako daleč je Rocsevelt pripravljen iti glede j mednarodnih dolgov, se ne moji? vedeti, dokler ne nastopi predsedniškega urada in bo svoje ideje sporočil kongresu. --_0- Za brezposelne V petek večer se vrši redna mesečna seja Jugoslovanske akcije za brezposelno zavarovanje in starostno pokojnino. Tem potom se obvešča vse zastopnike, i da se seje gotovo udeležijo, ker 1st bodo na seji razdelile peticije zo nabiranje podpisov in podana bodo tudi razna poročila. Pridite torej vsi na sejo v petek, 27. januarja, v dvorano št. 2, novo poslopje. — Terbižan, tajnik. -o-- Javna instalacija Nocoj se vrši javna instalacija vseh uradnic Woodmen Circle organizacije v Flynn dvorani na 54. cesti in Superior. Vse J uradnice društva St. Clair Grove !št. 98 se prosi, da so gotovo 'navzoče ob 8. uri. Vstopnina je | prosta. Sledila bo prosta zaba-; va. Prijet napadalec Policija je dobila v roke mla-'dega fanta, ki je pretekli ponedeljek streljal na Ano Kosel, i 1416 E. 40th St. Je to 19 let star poba, katerega so prijeli potem, ko so se stanovalci hiše na 7512 Aberdeen Ave. pritožili, da nekdo strelja v njih hišo. Poba so prijeli v avtomobilu, v ka- Star morilec V Pittsburghu so aretirali ra di tatvine nekega Clevelandča- terem^je^mel dekle in malo puna, o katerem sumijo, da je leta ,j){0 1929 v nekem ropu ustrelil le-j" . karnarja Albina Popa in polici- ^VWttjJIlka ™ sta Vaneka. Dva detektiva stal Družim Mr. m Mrs. Sam Mur- se podala iz Clevelanda v Pitts- (to»- 1513 E- 38th St- ^ bila te fcurgh, da osumljenca zaslišita. |dni ™jena hčerka, ki je odvaga- la 10 funtov pri rojstvu. Krep-Klub društev SND ko dek]e! Mrs. Murton je hčer-Redna seja Kluba društev S. ka ranjkega dobro poznanega N. Doma se bo vršila na večer • ka' Anton starca. Iskrene 27. januarja v S. N. Domu, soba £estitke| št. 3, staro poslopje. Začetek j ' ' ^adušnica V petek, 27. januarja, ob sed- ob 8. uri zvečer. Apelira se na vse zastopnike in zastopnice, da se seje udeležijo. * Močan potres so včeraj čutili v čili. mi uri zjutraj se bo brala v cerkvi sv. Vida sv. maša sedmina za pokojnim John Russ. Prijatelji in sorodniki so vljudno vabljeni. L "AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA" (AMERICAN HOME) SLOVENIAN DAILY NEWSPAPER Published daily except Sundays and Holidays NAROČNINA: Za Ameriko in Kanado na leto $5.50. Za Cleveland, po pošti, celo leto $7.00 Za Ameriko in Kanado, pol leta $3.00. Za Cleveland, po poŠti, pol leta $3.50 Za Cleveland po raznaSalcih: celo leto $5.50 ;pol leta $3.00; četrt $1.75 Za Evropo, celo leto $8.00; pol leta $4.00; za četrt leta $2.50 Posamezna številka 3 cente. Vsa pisma, dopise in denarne pošiljatve naslovite: Ameriška Domovina, 6117 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, O. Tel. HEnderson 0628 JAMES DEBEVEC and LOUIS J. PIRC, Editors and Publishers. Entered as second class matter January 5th, 1909, at the Post Office at Cleveland, Ohio, under the Act of March 3d, 1879. No. 21, Thu., Jan. 26th, 1933 Pomagaj si sam in Zveza ti bo pomagala Bratje in sestre, ki ste člani in članice Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze, te v resnici močne in dobrodelne bratske organizacije, prosimo vas, da se zavedate v polni meri vsega, kar dobivate od'te organizacije, katere člani in članice ste. Vaše geslo bi moralo biti: enkrat član Zveze, vedno zvesti član Zveze — do smrti. Ne bomo trdili, da je Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza najboljša bratska organizacija na svetu, toliko pa lahko rečemo, da je najbolj dobrodelna za svoje člane med našim narodom v Zedinjenih državah. V teh resnih dnevih depresije, brezposelnosti in po-mafljkanja dela vam priporočamo, da se držite z vso silo, z vsem naporom, do skrajnosti svoje Dobrodelne Zveze. Glavni urad Zveze sam vam nudi vsakovrstne prilike in pogoje, da ostanete še nadalje član in članica. Nikar bratje in sestre ,ne puščajte svoje Zveze v nemar. Bolj kot kdaj prej se oklenite te dobrodelne slovenske bratske organizacije, ker ne veste niti trenutka naprej, kdaj jo boste bolj potrebovali kot tedaj, ko ste pri polnih žepih denarja prihajali domov in se vsedali-k polnim loncem mesa! Priznamo, res je, da je nekaterim absolutno nemogoče plačati asesment, ko poteče mesec. Toda vi imate mogoče brata, sestro, dobrega sorodnika ali prijatelja, ki vam pomaga za nekaj mesecev, mogoče za eno leto. Saj končno celoletni asesment posameznega člana ne znese dosti, a pri rem je pomisliti, da je leto dolgo, in tekom leta se vam lahko to in ono pripeti, in če boste brez dobrodelne organizacije Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze, se bodete bridko kesali, ko bi si lahko s par dolarji pomagali v času bolezni, nesreče, ali pa vaši otroci po vaši smrti, če pride po vas in zahteva, kar je usojeno vsem nam, ki bivamo na tem svetu. In če nimate nikogar, v resnici nikogar, ki bi vam dal nekaj dolarjev za vaš asesment, pomislite, da je Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza — dobrodelna, bratska organizacija, ki ne pozabi svojih članov in članic v zadregi, v potrebi in pomanjkanju. Ako nimate sorodnikov in prijateljev, tedaj pomislite, da imate svoje — društvene brate, o katerih bodite prepričani, da vas ne bodo nikdar zapustili, ako se z zaupanjem obrnete do svojega društva. Vi ste brat, sestra pri društvu, prepričajte se, da to niso prazne besede, da vam bo društvo pravi brat in sestra v največji potrebi. Vse, kar je potrebno, je, da pridete na vašo društveno sejo, kjer se zglasite pri tajniku ali predsedniku in poveste pošteno in odkritosrčno, kako je z vami. Kot društveni brat, kot član Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze boste gotovo imeli toliko kredita in zaupanja, da se bo za vas naredilo vse po-rrebno, da ostanete še nadalje član svoje Zveze in tako deležni vseh dobrot, ki jih deli Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza. Iskreno vam priporočamo, da si zapomnite te besede. Pri tem pa naj z vso resnostjo povdarjamo tudi to: Kdorkoli dela en dan ali dva dni v tednu, ta je prošen, naj nikar takoj ne obupa in prosi od društva, da se za njega asesment plačuje. Bodite v resnici bratje in pripustite, da se zalaga za one, ki so v resnici brez vsakih sredstev, ki so sicer pošteni bratje in sestre, od katerih se pričakuje, da bodo tudi pošteno povrnili vse, kar jim je Zveza v mesecih pomanjkanja dobrega naredila. Je več slučajev pri raznih društvih Zveze, ko prosijo za asesment člani, ki imajo deloma še denar, ki deloma delajo ali bi sicer lahko, ne sicer lahko, toda, z malim naporom plačali iz lastnih sredstev. Na bratska srca takih članov apeliramo, da redno plačujejo dokler morejo, in sicer iz lastnih sredstev. S tem ne samo pomagate, da ste zavarovani za vsak slučaj, da je boljši red pri Zvezi, pač pa pomagate tudi, da v resnici naši potrebni bratje in sestre dobivajo plačan asesment v' časih svoje najhujše preskušnje, ker v resnici nimajo niti centa, da bi plačali. Le bodimo bratje in sestre v vseh ozirih, ob vsaki priliki. Nam ne bi bilo treba pisati enakih člankov, s katerimi vas skušamo pridržati pri Zvezi, kajti, ako odpadete od Zveze, škodujete s tem samim sebi, dočim Zvezi pravzaprav koristite, ker denarja ne dobite povrnjenega, katerega ste prej vplačali v Zvezo, dočim Zveza nima nobenih obveznosti napram vam. Toda naš čut pravice in poštenosti napram vam, nam narekuje, da ponovno apeliramo na vas, da greste do skrajnosti, da ostanete zvest in lojalen član Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze. Preživeli bomo težke čase, za zimo pride spomlad, in nekega dne nam boste hvaležni za nasvet! IZ URADA GL. PREDSEDNIKA S. D. ZVEZE Inicijativa V današnji številki glasila je priobčena inicijativa društva dr. Slovan št. 3 SDZ. Prosim tem potom vse društvene tajnike in tajnice, da ne pozabijo glasila doma, ter ga gotovo prečitate na svojih društvenih sejah, posebno še kar se tiče inicijative. čas za razpravo o tem predlogu je dva meseca. Vsako društvo, katero se strinja z inicija-tivo, da podpira ta predlog, mora v mislu pravil z dvetretinsko veČino navzočih članov odobriti. Zatorej opozarjam vse društve- ne predsednike in zapisnikarje, da se pri glasovanju zanese v zapisnik, koliko članov je glasovalo za in koliko proti. Potem naj se rezultat uradno naznani najkasneje do 25. marca 1933 na glavni urad SDZ. Ravno tako želim, da pazno prečitate zapisnike gl. odbora SDZ, kakor tudi mesečne račune, priobčene v našem glasilu. Bolniška podpora in operacije Odredba gl. odbora je, da bo od sedaj naprej v priobčenem računu v posebnih zaznamih vsakega društva: koliko je vpla- čalo za bolniško podporo in koliko jo je prejelo, tako da bo članstvo imelo popolen pregled, koliko je plačalo in koliko prejelo vsako posamezno društvo. Tem potom opozarjam vse cenjene člane in članice, posebno društvene uradnike in obiskovalce bolnih članov, da pazijo bolj na prijavljene bolne člane in članice. Ravno zadnjih par mesecev je nekaj nezaslišanega, da nekatera društva vzamejo po dvakrat več iz bolniškega sklada, kakor pa vplačajo za bolniško podporo. Bolniške listine izkazujejo za vsak majhen prehlad, da traja bolezen^tri do štiri tedne, kar bi imelo trajati v najslabšem slučaju od 8 do 10 dni. Posebno so pa take bolezni podaljšane pri članih, ki so zavarovani za dva dolarja bolniške podpore na dan. Vzrok temu je veliko današnja depresija. Kriza je za vse člane in zdravnike, bolniška blagajna Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze je pa molzna kravica. Ravno tako je glede operacij. Gotovo je,' da so operacije potrebne v gotovih slučajih za ohranitev življenja, ali žalibog, da imamo danes toliko brezvestnih zdravnikov, da za vsako malenkostno bolezen ukažejo operacijo, samo če zdravnik čuti, da je njegov pacijent pri kakem društvu, da se lahko iztisne $100 ali $150 za operacijo. Toliko operacij in večinoma na slepem črevesu še ni bilo nikdar prej, kot jih je sedaj. Znan mi je slučaj, ko je bil bolni član pri poštenem slovenskem zdravniki! in; po dobri in skrbni preiskavi mu zdravnik reče, da ni potreba nobene operacije in da ni nobene nevarnosti, da mora za par dni jemati predpisana odvajalna sredstva, pa bo v nekaj dneh popolnoma zdrav. Toda bolnik ni verjel, pa je 'šel še tisti dan k drugem zdravniku in član je bil že drugi dan operiran, seveda na slepem črevesu in vem iz zanesljivega vira, da dotični član ni potreboval tiste operacije. Tudi v tem oziru bo treba nekaj ukreniti. Naš mladinski oddelek in porodna podpora Sedma redna konvencija Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze je odredila, da porodna nagrada ostane v glavnem uradu in se rabi za pokritje asesmentov takih otrok v mladinskem oddelku, kateri so bili rojeni od 1. januarja 1932 od članic, ki prispevajo v bolniški sklad in če je vpisan v mladinski oddelek pred pretekom 18 mesecev njegove starosti. Torej vsi taki otroci, rojeni od 1. januarja 1932 naprej, so opravičeni do deveth let prostega asesmenta. Glavni tajnik bo nakazal vsako leto vnaprej društvenem tajniku ta asesment in društveni tajnik pa bo plačeval vsak mesec za take člane mladinskega oddelka na gl. urad z drugimi asesmenti. Vsak otrok mora biti zdravniško preiskan. Zdravniška preiskava je prosta, ker jo plača Zveza. Kadar je otrok star eno leto, nesite ga takoj k vašemu društvenemu preiskovalnemu zdravniku. V slučaju, da otrok ni od zdravnika sprejet ali pa če otrok prej umrje, se celotna porodna podpora izplača njegovi materi. Ako se pa otroka ne vpiše v Slovensko Dobrodelno Zvezo predno postane 18 mesecev star, potem porodna podpora zapade v prid blagajni SDZ. Zatorej opozarjam vse cenjene članice, da naznanite v vsakem slučaju porode vaših otrok društvu, društvo bo pa sporočilo na glavni urad Zveze. Kadar je pa otrok star eno leto, ga takoj vpišite v SDZ, ker nimate nobenih stroškov. Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza pa bo skrbela za asesment celih devet let. Nekoliko za agithcijo novih članov Cenjeni bratje in sestre!* Vi veste, da je Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza naša domača podporna organizacija, na zdravi, solidni finančni podlagi, nad 100 procentna v vseh skladih, katera obstoji že nad 22 let, pa 'še ni imela nobene izredne naklade. Vi dobro veste, da je dobra organizacija za vas. Zakaj bi ne povedali vašim sosedom, vašim prijateljem, vašim znancem, kakšne ugodnosti nudi Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza. Povejte jim, da se pri Slovenski Dobrodelni Zvezi dobi cela podpora 26 tednov, potem polovična, dokler ne ozdravi in sicer od prvega dne bolezni. Da plačuje za operacije, onemoglo podporo, starostno in odškodninsko podporo itd. Posojuje svojim Članom denar na prvo vknjižbo po 51/, obresti. Katera organizacija ali zavarovalna družba nudi toliko ugodnosti za tako majhen mesečni prispevek, kakor ga nudi Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza! Povejte jim to in povejte jim tudi, da ima SDZ tudi 20 letno zavarovalnino, do 50, 60 in 70 leta, kar je najbolj priporočljivo in če jim vse to poveste, jih boste pridobili, za vaš trud, pa boste dobili $1.00 za vsakega člana v odrasli oddelek. Zatorej bratje in sestre, na clelo pa agitirajmo med tistimi rojaki, kateri so tudi danes zmo žili plačevat. svoj asesment, ki delajo in potrebujejo podporne organizacije in Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza potrebuje njih. Posebno pa apeliram na vas, starši, vpišite svoje otroke v Slovensko Dobrodelno Zvezo. Asesment je samo 15 centov me-, sečno za vsakega otroka, pa jih imate zavarovane za večjo vsoto, kot jo pa morete dobiti pri kaki zavarovalni družbi. Zavarujte jih, ker ne veste ne dneva ne ure kdaj se lahko nesreča pripeti vašim otrokom. Večkrat premišljujem, ko vidim toliko otrok slovenskih staršev, ki obiskujejo slovenske župnijske šole sv. Vida, sv. Lovrenca, Marije Vnebovzete, sv. Kristine, v West Parku, Lorainu, Barbertonu itd. in če vzamemo še javne šole, koliko tisoč otrok obiskuje šolo od 7 do 16 leta, pa ne verjamem, da jih imamo 15 procentov pri Slovenski Dobrodelni Zvezi. Vzemimo primero, da je vaš otrok star 12 let, je zavarovan za $300.00; 15 let je zavarovan za $450, s 16 letom pa za $500 in ostane lahko do 18. leta starosti v mladinskem oddelku, zavarovan za $500.00 ter plačuje samo 15 centov na mesec. Katera zavarovalna družba vam more dati tako zavarovalnino po tej nizki ceni, kakor vam jo da naša domača organizacija Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza. Poleg tega pa še, kadar prestopi iz mladinskega v odrasli oddelek, mu je še rezerva plačana do vsote $18.95 za posmrtninski certifikat. Zavarovalne police Današnja kriza nam odpira oci. Napake, katere smo delali in jih še delamo povsod pri vseh slovenskih organizacijah je to, ker nismo postavili naše organizacije izključno samo na vrednost certifikata. Polagoma prihajajo vse organizacije ena za drugo, da je potreba spremeniti in urediti vrednost certifikata in sicer na American Experience Table of Mortality, 20 letno, 50, 60 in 70 letno. Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza je bila ena prvih, ki je upeljala 20 letno zavarovanje, kakor tudi 50, 60 in 70 letno. Le žal, da imamo samo par sto članov, ki so zavarovani v teh razredih in največja napaka je, ker je obdržala stari sistem, v svojih pravilih, to je plačevanje do smrti brez vrednosti certifikata. Gotovo, obdržalo se ga je na. podlagi konkurence drugih organizacij, ker pri vseh organizacijah se je vedno agitiralo: pri nas plačaš samo toliko, pa si zavarovan za toliko in vedno bo najnižji asesment za najvišjo posmrtnino. Krivda nas vseh je, ker smo imeli pravila in ker nismo dovolj jasno tolmačili v glasilu vrednost certifikata in vedno priporočali tisto, kar je bilo ceneje in to se še danes godi. Izmed 30 do 40 certifikatov mesečno, je komaj eden, ki je zavarovan za 20 letno zavarovanje. S tem ni rečeno, da naši certifikati niso dobri. Naša zavarovalnina je nad sto procentna, dokler redno plačujemo. Ako pa ne moremo plačati in ne moremo dobiti posojila, pa nas enostavno črtajo. Koliko članov in članic je, ki so dolga leta redno plačevali svojo zavarovalnino, sedaj jo niso mogli več, pa so izgubili vse, kar so vplačali. Ako bi pa imeli vrednostni certifikat ali 20 letno zavarovanje, ali pa 50, 60, 70 letno, bi lahko ustavili plačevanje, ostali bi člani in ob smrti bi se pa izplačalo vrednost certifikata. Ali pa bi si lahko izposodili, posebno v takih časih, kakor jih imamo sedaj. Marsikateremu članu bi danes prav prišlo, če bi si mogel par sto dolarjev izposoditi na svojo polico. Večkrat sem že omenil v listu, na sejah pri društvih, koliko je vredno 20 letno zavarovanje, pa vseeno gremo svojo staro pot. Ponovno apeliram na vse društvene uradnike, posebno na tajnike in tajnice, da raz-tolmačite 20 letno zavarovanje svojim novim članom, posebno mladim, ki prestopijo iz mladinskega oddelka, ko dopolnijo 16 leto, da bo plačeval samo 20 let in njegov smrtninski .certifikat. VARUJTE SE PREHLADA in sovralnika človeStva: pljučnice 1 Ne prehladite bb in gltjt«, da boste imeli črevesje v redu s tem, da jemljete redno Trincrjevo Grenko Vino . i Če verjamete al' pa ne. Pet letnica Modem Crusaders št. 1>5 SDZ V nedeljo 29 t. m. obhaja društvo Modern Crusaders svojo petletnico društvenega obstanka v Slov. Delavskem Domu, začetek popoldan z raznovrstnim programom, zvečer pa ples v obeh dvoranah. Bratje in sestre, vabim vas, da se te slav-nosti in veselice udeležimo v največjim številu tega tako procvi-tujočega, angleško poslujočega društva SDZ, katerih pa tudi ni sram povedati, da so Slovenci in kakor je videti iz programa bodo nam tudi pokazali. Ponosni smo na vas, mladi bratje in sestre Modern Crusaders in vam v imenu SDZ najiskrenejše čestitam k petletnici in želim, da bi še nadalje tako v bratskem duhu delali za napredek in pro-cvit SDZ in za skupni napredek slovenskega življa v Ameriki na socialnem, kulturnem in športnem delu in delali v ponos Slovenski Dobrodelni Zvezi. Zatorej vam kličem živeli!— Vaš za S. D. Z. Frank Černe, glavni predsednik. SEJA EKSEKUTIVNEGA ODBORA S. D. Z. 20. JANUARJA 1933 Predsednik Frank černe odpre sejo ob 7:30 zvečer. Navzoči so: černe, Okorn, De-bevec, Kogoj, Kačar in Jakšič. Prva točka na dnevnem redu so posmrtnine. Frank Gantar, c. št. 7041, čl. dr. št. 42, umrl 8, januarja 1933. Vzrok smrti: rak na želodcu. Zav. za $1000. Dediči: žena Clara Gantar $500, sin Frank $25(7 in hči Erma $250. Pristopil v Zvezo 5. junija 1927. Andrej Kremžar, c. _št. 6316, čl. dr. št. 27, umrl 13. decembra 1932. Vzrok smrti: pljučnica. Zav. za $150. Dedič Frančiška Kremžar, žena. Pristopil v Zvezo 19. decembra 1926. Jakob Rozfnan, c. št. 2824, čl. dr. št. 20, umrl 5 januarja 1933. Vzrok smrti: posledice operacije. Zav. za $1000. Dedič Antonija Rozman, žena. Pristopil v Zvezo 18. maja 1919. Thomas Klun, c. št. 3644, čl. dr. št. 12, umrl 4. januarja 1933. Vzrok smrti: rak na jetrih. Zav. za $500. Dedič Josephine Klun, žena. Pristopil v Zvezo 15. aprila 1922. Sklenjeno, da se gori navedene posmrtnine izplača, kadar bodo tozadevne listine v redu. Društvo Blejsko jezero št. 27 pošilja prošnjo za člana Frank Fende, zjri, izvanredno podporo v svrho potovanja v kak sana-torij. V prošnji se navaja, da članu vsa zdravila ne pomagajo in da sta mu dva zdravnika svetovala, naj gre v Florido. Sklene se, da se prošnja odkloni, ker Zveza nima nobenega takega sklada za enake podpore. Obenem se sklene, da se tega člana pozove k preiskavi k vrh. zdravniku. Slovenska šola Slov. doma na Holmes Ave. prosi za kako gmotno podporo. Sklene se, da se podari $5. Bere se pismo odbora za razstavo šole jugoslovanske moderne umetnosti, ki se vrši v dnevih od 8. do 11. februarja. Odbor prosi, da bi Zveza vzela oglas v programni knjižici. Se sklene, da se vzame ena stran za $8.00. Društvo Slovon št. 3 pošlje v razmotrivanje sledečo inicijati- VO-: Društvo Slovan št. 3 SDZ je na svoji redni seji 21. decembra soglasno sklenilo, da predloži glavnemu odboru oziroma članstvu Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze na splošno glasovanje sledeče: Na strani 61, točka 5, Zvezi- j nih pravil, nanašajoč se na prostovoljno suspendacijo. Društvo Slovan št. 3 predlaga, da se gori omenjena točka črta iz pravil SDZ, to pa enostavno, ker ne odgovarja razmeram, v katerih se danes nahajamo, ker je škodljiva članstvu, kot tudi v celoti SDZ. Nadalje društvo predlaga, da se nadomesti naslednji člen: Pasivnost. 1. člani, ki so delj časa brezposelni in ne morejo plačevati svoj asesment, se zamorejo pri svojem društvu prijaviti v pasivnost. 2. Vsako društvo mora takega člana zaslišati in ako pronaj-de, da so vsi podatki, podani po članu, resnični, ga društvo na svoji seji prizna za pasivnega. Društveni tajnik mu izpolni v ta namen izdano listino iz gl. urada SDZ, katero podpišeta predsednik in blagajnik društva ter mora biti opremljena z društvenim pečatom. 3. Društveni tajnik pravilno izpolnjeno listino s podpisom prosilca pošlje v gl. urad SDZ, obenem z mesečnim poročilom, biti pa mora opremljena z društvenim pečaton* 4. Pasivnico se izda za dobo šest mesecev, le v slučaju potrebe je podaljšljiva za nadaljnili šest mesecev, ako je društvo prepričano, da je podaljšanje opravičljivo. 5. Pasiven član je še vedno član zveze, toda z omejenimi pravicami: a) Tak član nima pritviice glasovati,, tikajoč se zveze ali društva, ne more voliti in ne (Dalje na 4. strani) t Posvetujte se glede stroškov pogreba, ki ga naročate. Do zadnjega centa vam že lahko naprej izračunamo, koliko boste plačali za pogreb. Sami izbirate priprost ali najraz-košnejši pogreb za svojega dragega. Posvetujte se pri Fer-foliatovem pogrebnem zavodu, kadar naročate pogreb. Na razpolago smo vam vsak čas. Louis L. Ferfolia SLOVENSKI POGREBNIH 3515 East 81st St. Tel. Mloblcan 7420 Včeraj sva v Janezom Mole-tom imela generalno inšpekcijo v našem novem poslopju. Delo sem pohvalil, da je Mole kar ra-stel in si je same zadovoljnosti zabasal kar dva čika. Takrat pa pride mimo naju Andreje Lekšan, ki si je na tem svetu izbral mizarski poklic in ki sedaj pribija hrastova tla v našem poslopju. Ustavi se pred nama in pravi: "Kar nas je fantov, ki deva-mo nova tla, smo vsi enega mnenja in ta je, da bodo tla škripala." Jaz pogledam Moleta, ki je odgovoren za delo in rečem vam, da je postal Mole pri tem "tad-lanju" njegovega dela bled ko zid, ki so ga pravkar ometali. "Da bo škripal, praviš?" da iz sebe Mole glas, ki se mi je zdel, da se nekoliko trese." "Aha, škripal bo," potrdi Andreje. "Zakaj bo pa škripal?" se vtaknem vmes jaz, ki sem se počutil, da imam pravico vedeti tako stvar, da se lahko še popravi, če je mogoče. "Zato bo škripal, ker je suh. Treba bi ga bilo vsak večer malo namočit, ko nehamo delat," hiti pripovedovat Andreje. "Ali ga bo ena galonca dovolj za namakanje?" vprašam, ker sem tako videl, kakšno "namakanje" ima Andreje v mislih. "O, ja, tudi ena bufalca bi zadostovala in garantiramo, da takega "flora" ne bo v vsej državi Ohio," pritrdi Lekšan, ki je bil vesel, da mu ni bilo treba bolj jasnih in živih dokazov, da so fantje žejni takole po delu. Ko je Mole slišal namig o škripaj očem podnu, se je obr-11 jI k meni in rekel: "Takole mazanje pa ni zapirf sano v pogodbi in boš morol stvar pač ti sam rešiti." ,. | A Ali ste ga videli našega župana iz Euclida? Tok zdaj nas hoče Lake county ju prodat. Tako se mu je n'os obesil, ker ga nismo hoteli imeti za okrajnega komisarja, da je obrisal prah s čevljev od Cuyahoga okraja in povprašal v Painesville, če l)i nas hoteli vzeti na jerperge. Well, moja misel je takale: če hoče iti naš modri župan v Lake county, naj kar gre in sicer naj bi bila nova meja takoj za županovo hišo, tako da bi on spadal v Lake okraj, mi pa v Cuyahoga. Tako bi bilo za vse prav in vsi bi bili veseli. A Kdaj se možu najbolj fržma-ga? No, po mojem skromnem mnenju se mu najbolj pokadi takrat, če se vsedeta takole zvečer k gorki peči lepega zimskega večera in začne mož v napol mračni sobi pripovedovati kako lepo zgodbo iz svojega življenja in ko je gotov, pa vidi, da žen» prav sladko spi. ■ A Prava prispodoba skrbne matere je bila ongava Jera. Prišla je v spalnico namreč ravno takrat, ko si je nastavil njen tnoZ revolver na glavo, da si konča življenje, pa ga je hitro ustavila rekoč: "Miha, za božjo volj0 nikar ne streljaj, da ne boš ta malega zbudil!" A Poznam nekega rojaka, ki je šel na obisk v staro domovino in si je pri tem obisku ogledal tud1 razvaline Ortneškega gradu* Spremljal ga je neki domačin, ki mu je rekel, da če bi hotel pP" vedati vse strašne zgodbe, ki ji*1 ljudje pripovedujejo o tem gradu, bi se obiskovalcu kar lasJc jezili na glavi. "Nak, to je pa nemogoče, da bi se meni lasje jezili," pripomni Amerikanec. "Zakaj pa ne, ali ste mar tako korajžni?" "Ne, to ne, ampak nobenega lasu nimam na glavi." CONAN DOYLE: Dolina strahu in groze » t "Da; toda prihodnji korak, je vreden razmisleka. Bo težka Pfopozicija, kajti on je dobro oborožen. Jaz sem mu sicer imenitno vse natvezil, toda mogoče je vendar, da kaj sluti in da bo °Prezen. Recimo, da ga jaz pripeljem takoj v sobo, kjer je sedmero mož, ko vendar pričakuje, da me bo tam našel samega. V tem slučaju bo streljanje in marsikdo bo ranjen, če ne še kaj hujšega." "To je res." "In streli bodo izvabili pro-klete policiste na lice mesta." "Zdi se mi, da imaš tudi glede tega prav." "Jaz bi predlagal, da storimo tako-le: Vi vsi boste v veliki sobi- Jaz mu bom odprl vrata ter spustil v prvo sobo ali par-kjer bo počakal, da grem jaz P° papirje. To mi bo dalo priliko, da vam povem, kako stva-stoje. Nato bom stopil nazaj k njemu, držeč kake poljubne Papirje v rokah. Ko jih bo pričel čitati, bom skočil nanj -ter ^u iztrgal revolver iz žepa. V tem trenotku bom poklical, nakar planete ven in se vržete nanj. In sicer čim hitrejši bo-Rte, tem bolje, kajti < n je mo-c^n mož. Toda zanesem se na-Se> da ga bom obdržal, dokler ^i vi ne pridete na pomoč." "To je dober načrt," je rekel McGinty. "Društvo ti bo ved-n<> hvaležno zanj. Mislim, da ko neham jaz biti telesni moj-ster, boš ti zavzel moje mesto." Ko se je McMurdo vrnil do-^ov, je začel delati priprave za Ve£er. Najprej je isčistil in na-svoj velik Smith and Wes-"0n revolver. Nato pa je pregle- "To bo zadostovalo," je rekel sirovo in zaklel. "Tudi jaz pravim tako," je potrdil Baldwin, ki je ugenil, kaj on misli. "Ako ga priveže-mo k tej peči, bomo kmalu izvili iz njega vse, kar bomo želeli." "Nič se ne bojte: povedal nam bo vse, kar ve," je rekel McMurdo. "Ti ga boš dobil v roke," je Kmalu nato so čuli nerazločne besede, ki so veljale menda pri-šlecu v pozdrav. Kmalu nato so zaslišali v sobi poleg tuj korak in neki neznan glas. Tre-notek zatem se je slišalo, kako so se zaloputnila vrata in kako je obrnil ključ v ključavnici, žrtev je bila varno v pasti. Tiger Cormac se je sirovo zasmejal, bos McGinty pa mu je s svojo ogromno čapo zaprl usta. "Molči bedak!" je zašepetal. Iz sosednje sobe se je slišalo govorjenje, ki se jim je zdelo neskončno dolgotrajno. Nato so se odprla vrata in pojavil se je McMurdo, držeč prst na 'ustnicah. (Dalje prihodnjič.) -o- Municijska tovarna kupila velik časopis Paris, 25. januarja. Kot po- 5830 Jennie Ban, 6209 Mavy Urbantič, rekel bos pritrjajoče. "Ti si |r6ga "Populaire" je kupila naj- pravi mož za to! Niti najmanj ne bo slutil, za kaj gre, dokler mu ti ne stisneš grla. škoda, da ni oknic na oknih." McMurdo je stopil k oknom ter potegnil do kraja zavese. "Pozno je že, in gotovi smo lahko, da ne bo nihče špijoniral." "Morda pa ga ne bo? Lahko, da je zaslutil nevarnost," je rekel tajnik Harraway. "O, prišel bo gotovo, o tem ne dvomite," je rekel McMurdo. "On prav tako nestrpno čaka, da pride sem, kakor čakate vi, da ga dobite pred oči." Nato so molče obsedeli in pili. Tedaj pa je nenadoma trikrat potrkalo na vrata. "Pst!" je rekel McMurdo, položil prst na ustnice ter vstal. Možje okoli mize so se spogledali ter položili roke na držaje svojih revolverjev. "Da ste mi tiho!" je zašepe-tal McMurdo, ko je odšel v sosednjo sobo ter previdno zaprl vrata za seboj. Morilci so tiho čakali, pridržujoč sapo. Nato so ga slišali, kako je odprl zunanja vrata. večja francoska municijska tovarna Schneider-Creuzot, največji švicarski časopis "Journal de Geneve." MALI OGLASI V najem se da prav poceni dvoje stanovanje, vsako po tri sobe, kopalna banja, gorka voda in vsa priprava za pranje. Pripravno za mirno družino. Vpraša se na 1133 Norwood Road. (22) dal Sobo, ki je imela služiti de- Soba se da v najem, za dekle ali žensko. Vpraša se na 657 E. 101st St. (22) Odda se stanovanje, štiri čedne sobe, kopališče, furnez in druge ugodnosti, v zidani hiši. Pozve se na 1095 E. 64th St. (24) V najem se da tri sobe in kopališče, za $10.00, spodaj, z garažo vred £13.00. Vprašajte na 1106 E. 64th St. (Jan. 20. 24. 26.) Htivu za past. Bila je velika Sotja, sredi katere je stala dol-8a miza, v kotu pa peč. Na dveh straneh sobe so bila okna, na Katerih ni bilo oknic, temveč so '|a zagrnjena samo s prozorni f1* zastori. McMurdo si je na tar>cno ogledal okna in brez dvo-^ je moralo izzvati njegovo po z°rnost, da je bila soba premalo 2&strta tujim očem za tako taj-1)0 in važno sejo, oziroma šesta JJek. Nato se je obrnil k Mike ^anlanu, ki ni bil nasilne nravi ^ rekel: "6e bi bil jaz na tvojem me-bi šel iz hiše in ostal zunaj preden bo napočilo jutro, bo tu kaJ tekla kri!" "Well, prav," je rekel Scan-,an- "Ko sem videl zadnjič jnanagerja Dunna, ki je bil tako ^'adnokrvno umorjen, ti pn-^am, da je bilo to več, kakor Sem si upal prenesti. Nikar ne lisli, da sem bojazljivec, toda Urejen pač nisem iz takega kva-J? kakor sta ti in McGinty. Ako f1 ne bo društvo o meni nič sla-,e8a mislilo, pa bom storil, ka-si mi svetoval ter za nocoj iz hiše » Možje so prišli pravočasno in j. 0r°ženi. Na zunaj so izgleda-spoštovani in dobrooblečeni t.e^ani, toda oni, ki je znal bra-k ftziognomijo obrazov, je lah-° spoznal, da pri teh možeh ni t.Pailja za Birdy Edwardsa. Ni-^.^ega moža ni bilo med nji-, ki si ne bi z zločinom že omagal svojih rok. j^i . vi in najvažnejši med nji-q. Je bil seveda orjaški bos Mesta • NJihov gostitelj je po-Cq T11 Prednje na mizo steklenico si ^ njim "Priveže-kt-v 0>" preden začno s svojim PIicaVim °Pravilom. Baldwin in kij er Cormac sta bila že polu-danna in žganje je prineslo na v0| vVs° njuno silovitost in kr-4. , nost. Gorman, i p za treno- Spremembe med krajevnimi društvi S. D. Zveze za mesec december 1932 — Asesment št. 230 tek svoje roke na peč, v lit Je gorelo, kajti noč je bi-zel° mrzla. Slovenec, št. 1 Pristopil: i0244 Anthony Yert. Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 134 Andrej Fajdiga, 702 John Hrovatin. 1263 Frank Rant, 1412 Herman Volpe, 1683 Frank Dragolic, 1788 John Sterlekar, 1830 Andrej Pirnat, 2345 Ludvik Svi-gel, 2428 Math Kolar, 2538 Martin Matkovich, 2659 Martin Rožnik, 37G7 John Papež, 3770 Louis Champa, 4213 John Jevnikar, 5543 Edward Legan, 6086 Joseph Skettle, 6158 Anton Zu-lich, 6377 Joseph Grozde, 7195 Sam Papež, 7365 Joseph Stermole. 8568 Louis Champa. 8822 Anton Osterlich, 9275 Edward Felicijan, 9670 Frank C. Bolton, 10038 Ludwig Misley, 104 Frank Marn, 395 Anton Jalovec, 1036 Frank Grandovec, 1501 Joseph Kod-rich, 2174 Jakob Brozic, 2366 Joseph Grandovec, 2381 John Cernelich, 3041 Frank Skabar, 3174 John Novak, 3351 Rok Fragonic, 3480 John Novak, 4215 Andrew Bole, 4424 Joseph Novakovich, 6619 John Petric, 7044 Edward Novak, 7859 Frank Okočki, 8821 John Cer-gol. Suspendirani: 5 Frank Zibert, 30 Ignac Piškur, 47 Joseph Zdovc, 58 Valentine Markužič, 67 Frank Hribar, 136 Metod Zabkar, 199 Frank Globo-kar, 347 Peter Vintar, 395 Anton Jalovec, 397 Leopold Kolegar, 401 Louis Cučnik, 698 Joseph Kordich, 702 John Hrovatin, 969 Joseph Kremžar, 976 John Hace, 1097 Gašper Jalovšek, 1281 Mihael Jerše, 1411 Michael Ver-banič, 1412 Herman Volps, 1501 Joseph Kodrich, 1540 John Ferluga, 1561 Peter Jalovec, 1564 Tomaž Pustotnik, 1566 Frank Frankovich, 1830 Andrej Pirnat, 1896 Evzebij Obolnar, 1948 John Patte, 1970 Anton Kernc, 2177 Joseph Benko, 2345 Ludwik Svigel, 2535 Joseph Urajner, 2657 Albin Kremžar, 2962 Joe Kraje, 3213 Martin Brinovec, 3263 John Brinovec, 3351 Rok Dragonič, 3746 Anton Tauzel, 4411 Albin Kraje, 4412 Joe Kraje, 4613 Frank Pernač, 4741 Leopold Gol-tez, 4758 Matt Paliska, 5543 Edward Legan, 5925 James Mavko, 6086 Joseph Skettle, 6153 Kari Pisanski. 6157 Anton Turk, 6161 Joseph Štrukelj, 6163 Anton Seliškar, 6370 Dominik Ličar,, 6620 Joseph Kordish, 7087 Theodore Hartman. 7132 Jerry Brinovec, 7365 Joseph Stermole, 7366 John Bacurin, 7617 Frank Kostrevec. 7676 Anton Lužar, 7859 Frank Okički, 8818 Frank Kotnik, 8827 Joseph Gogala, 8831 Vincent Zupančič, 9015 Edward Kordish. 9275 Edward Felicijan, 9276 Frank Brinovec, 9449 William Kordish, '9670 Frank C. Bolton, 9741 John Bukovnik, 10173 John Grdanc Jr. Pasivni: 9 Frank Matjašič, 21 Joseph Likovich, 54 Frank Baškovich, -78 Frank Vadnjal, 130 Anton Tomše, 149 Frank Kaprol, 337 Jernej Anžur, 463 John Ajster, 675 Anton Felicijan, 979 Frank Knaus, 999 Mike Stefe, 1036 Frank Grandovec, 1305 John Šlogar, 1324 Mike Sedmak, 1424 Vid Markužič, 1500 Frank Kuhar, 1521 Martin Kuhar, 1885 Joseph Paulenc, 2260 Louis Kaprol, 2366 Joseph Grandovec, 2381 John Cernelich, 2478 Andrej Čeh, 2533 John Trante, 2769 Martin Mencin. 2949 Joe Jernejčič, 2963 Frank Kraje, 3089 George Juran-ko, 3298 Joseph Vidmar, 3907 Daniel Mencin, 4223 Joseph Certalich, 4424 Joseph Novakovich, 4832 Louis J. Per-me, 5622 Frank Matjasich, 5674 Anton Skettle, 5794' John Klemenčič, 6370 Joseph Skerl, 6379 Anton Bruss, 8042 Nicholas Popp, 8043 Edward J. Matjašič, 8233 Imbro Reščič, 8509 Frank Likovich, 8569 Andrej Renko, 8745 John Certalich, 8814 Anton Jereb, 8820 Charles Perko, 8828 Paul Koren-šek, 9062 Paul Korenšek Jr., 9130 Frank V. Opaskar, 9450 Anthony Tomše, 9740 William Suhadolnik, 9794 Jo° Nahtigal, 9911 Joseph Kovach. Črtani: 3049 Mike Seller, 3809 Frank Saje, 4617 Luka Gustetič, 6146 Ludwig Smclič, 6167 John Oštir, 9671 Joseph G. Vaupich. Svobodomiselne Slovenke, št. 2 Pristopila: 10245 Pauline Bradach. Suspendirane zopet sprejete: 1859 Angela Rogel, 3455 Ivana Tomšič. 3947 Emma Sajher, 4531 Agries Žagar, 6385 Alice Robeda, 6489 Mary Steblay, 5757 Anna Bole, 7117 Christine Smiciklas, 6089 Paula Truger. Suspendirane: 1859 Angela Rogel, 9591 George Braidich Jr., 5757 Anna Bole, 4229 Antonija Vertačnik, 5114 Anna Stermole, 9458 Anna Jereb, 9459 Julia Oblak, 9672 Jennie Sate j, 657 Josephine Jereb, 1111 Frances Zu-govitz, 3436 Ivana Zele, 3797 Mary Jakšič, 5249 Josephine Skabar, 5306 Olga Schutte. Pasivne: 7116 Elsie Leveč, 5166 Mary Perhavec, 3842 Josephine Certalich, 3772 Jennie Gorenčič, 7157 Frances. Valjavec, 625 Gertrude Sor-šek, 4888 Antonia Žagar, 2311 Ivana Koss, 3456 Ivana Hribar, 5116 Albina Jerman, 9509 Mary Bruss, 4278 Anna Malich, 5115 Mary Klemene, 6384 Terezija Trobentar, 5786 Josephine Levee, 5544 Josephine Levee Jr., 9795 Mary Mrak, 8347 Frances Podobnikar, 5626 Amalia Rebec, 5652 Josephine Martič, 7117 Christine Sniciklas, 6089 Paula Truger, 9674 Caroline Hrovat, 3812 Josephine Zajc, 9229 Emma Mo-dic, 1572 Josephine Kushan, 6786 Antonija Habjan, 5175 Mary Candek, 9856 Molly Perhavec, 4760 Frances Hrovatin. Slovan, št. 3 Zopet sprejeti suspendirani: 3955 Gašpar Mlakar, 7118 Mary Mlakar, 7198 Jakob Pečan. Suspendirani: 726 Rudolph Boltau-žar, 1938 George Gostič, 3960 Frank Kovačič, 4238 Henry Kožuh. Pasivni: 2719 Leopold Champa, 7197 Frank Benčina, 1048 Joseph Birk, 2981 Jakob Gregorin, 7871 Louis Gai-šek, 9133 Frank Krančevič, 4519 Jakob Legan, 2646 Zvonko Mohorčič, 4430 Joseph Pegritc, 5307 Louis Spehek Jr., 1057 Louis Stefanič. Črtani: 4239 Joseph Molnar, 7367 Alojzija Mlinar, 8963 Albert Mlinar. Sv. Ana, št. 4 Suspendirane zopet sprejete: 4241 Ivana Gržel, 4276 Milka Gržel, 1607 Frances Nosse, 1645 Mary Simončič, 1716 Jera Zamejc, 5631 Mary Hegler, 6500 Frances Japel, 3971 Frances Čolnar, 3973 Ivana Sivec, 4834 Mary Abram, 5122 Kristine Fererčak, 1063 Mary Fumič, 5121 Jennie Kovach, 1546 Josephine Kay?er, 16 K Enima Lučič, 3395 Josephine .Lustik. 3536 Mary Mencin, 3995 Mary Svigel, 4004 Mary Novak, 4008 Pauline Sterončič, 5000 Mary Oblak, 5001 Angela Sverko, 3185 Josephine Čebulj, 1271 Mavy Kurrent, 1524 Anna Hace, 2483 Anna Meserko, 8349 Anna Benčina, 2632 Mary. Russ, 5042 Josephine Martinčič, 6094 Mary Novak, 3844 Cecilija Stavin, 3629 Mathilda Thomash, 6638 Rose Gustetič, 6504 Barbara Zevnik, 4268 Terezija Turk. Suspendirane: 6496 Prances Krečič, 8047 Johanna Hartman, 7682 Mary Kastelic, 1714 Johana Speh, 1716 Jera Zamejc, 1743 Anna Turk, 1958 Mary Zabukovec, 3439 Mary Mauko, 4783 Anna Pierman, 4834 Mary Ab-ram, 6189 Mary Lampret, 7050 Mary Obreza, 7'424 Marjana Hlabše, 3603 Ivana Modic, 6515 Mary Rozanc, 434 Polona Hrovat, 452 Ivana Pate, 1961 Alice Meglich, 1962 Mary Sterle, 5121 Jennie Kovach, 6200 Mary Turk, 6505 Antonija Janes, 2382 Josephine Kotnik, 2649 Josephine Dujech, 3399 Sophie Zgcnc, 3536 Mary Mencin, 3800 Ivana Pugel, 4628 Mary Jelenič, 4705 Anna Kovačič, 6518 Amalija Pintar, 7053 Mary Skedel, 7091 Mary Black-well, 7260 Mary Ausec, 7261 Rose Brodnik, 7589 Jennie Turk, 7591 Anna Turk, 8051 Mary Speh, 8055 Frances Leonard, 8651 Marie Blatnik, 9066 Anna Hlabše, 9841 Anna Vidmar, 9842 Josephine Vidmar, 10155 Mary Modic,, 1964 Mary Pižem, 4743 Josephine Ncsse, 9843 Josephine Čebulj, 3186 Josephine Kastelic, 1259 Terezija Černelič. Črtane: 6092 Emma Voli, 5343 Josephine Virant, 8750 Bertha Samsa. Umrle: 6392 Mary Jerše, 4786 Angela Mally. Pasivne: 1153 Frances Čučnik, 1225 Frances Okički, 1414 Anna Erbežnik 3879 Martha Koss, 8836 Frances Schultz, 3457 Jela Juranko, 5788 Alojzija Zeleznik, 4277 Olga Gržel. 5790 Mary Mauer, 1416 Mary Jerič, 410 Mary Sadar, 435 Angela Zibert, 6199 Agnes Rožič, 3371 Mary Jurlina. 3991 Anna Erbežnik, 4006 Mary Boldan, 4629 Frances Šenk, 4965 Rose Mar-tinčič, 6790 Anna Zsrovnik, 9375 Angela Lovšin, 3271 Angela Novak, 4815 Anna Zibert, 1588 Mary Leonardi, 9857 Frančiška Mihevc, 7873 Frances Bukovec, 4441 Jenny Merhar, 6921 Mary Robas, 7051 Antonija Znidaršič, 824 Mary Sajovec, 1226 Marija Zupančič, 1427 Anna Pakiš, 1575 Rose Eckart, 1902 Mary Mohorčič, 2114 Mary Velikac, 2726 Mary Ivec, 3228 Anna Hren, 3354 Frances Eckart, 3376 Antonija Unetič, 3754 Sophie Pate 3990 Emma Lisjak, 5252 Erma Korsn, 5558 Ivana Lesar, 8160 Mary Mihelich 9020 Pauline Mihelich, 9232 Verona Rolih, 3420 Mary Centa, 6138 Anna Ozvald, 2368 Anna Ban, 4249 Rose Udovič, 1238 Rozalija Hitti, 8965 Mary Dollak, 3974 Rose Troha, 1296 Agne: Matjašič, 3607 Frančiška Košir, 3801 Mathilda Starič, 4274 Angela Kobe, 5682 Jane Ljubi, 9799 Anna Nahtigal 2616 Mary Novak, 6186 Mary Ladiha 3627 Anna Drenšek, 10006 Anna Smole, 5423 Rose Franko, 8056 Mary Nosse. Napredni Slovenci, št. 5 Pristopila: 10245 Jean Kolman, Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 1145 Joseph Prime, 7372 Ulja Cvetko-vič, 1090 Frank Kadunc, 8057 Frank Vičič, 6230 Jernej Lukanc, 4017 John Russ 5932 John Mervar, 8163 Tom M. Jereb, 3817 Frank Lenče, 6641 Albina Sajovec, 5258 George Mlaček, 5237 John Kolman, 122 Lovrenc Kolman, 2695 Karol Jarc, 5256 John Martinčič, 2189 Frank Grebene. Suspendirani: 6520 John Tomažič, 1476 Andrej Vidergar, 1584 John Erbežnik, 2758 John Kovačič, 4458 Joseph Pečjak Jr., 194 Anton Krall, 229 Joseph Prime Jr., 3757 Martin Arko, 6225 Anton Znidaršič, 7057 John Pirnat Jr., 7685 Mary Jazbec, 8213 John Erbežnik Jr., 2665 Anton Zgonec, 2798 Frank Cvar. Pasivni: 5933 John Čebul, 6523 Anton Ostanek, 2756 John Stefe, 3584 Anna Kožel, 2757 Louis Katern, 2965 Frank Sivec. Slovenski Dom, št. C Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 4463 Frances Sokash, 514 Frances Lovrln, 4634 Anna Preskar, 4576 Frank Kos-tin, 6794 Rose Gombach, 7603 Frances Kelhar. Suspendirani: 6645 Mary Kadunc, 8294 Mike Lorber, 8841 Jennie Skulj, 9071 Anna Lukasko, 303 Joseph Kadunc, 611 Anton Skulj, 3898 Rose Wess, 4868 Antonija Fortuna, 5836 Angela Slajpak, 6650 Louis Wess, 7717 Stanley Slajpak, 8296 Helen Lorber 5936 Johan Fortuna, 9597 Albert Kadunc, 9600 Anton Skuly. Pasivni: 1079 Mary Stepich. 937 Frank Škufca, 6527 Mary Coprich, 2732 Anton Škufca, 3818 Joseph Ivan-čič, 4646 Joseph Škufca, 4459 Jennie Bregar, 5431 Antonija Mlach, 6536 Jennie Virant, 6537 Joseph Coprich, 6539 Jakob Peklenk, 8067 Vitus Stu-bar, 8240 Joseph Virant, 9120 Va-lehtine Turk, 9864 Louis Turk, 6543 Frank Debenjak, 5977 Frances Opara, 4610 Anna Stupica, 4640 Frank Stu-pica, 5436 Antonija Turk, 8950 Rose Jurglich, 9185 Anna Blatnik, 9186 Anna Stepich, 4907 Johan Korošec, 5430 Anton Mlach, 7138 Johan Stepich. Črtani: 6792 Frank Jakše, 7476 Edward Zelle. prestopil k št. 54: 8234 Edward Gabrenya. Novi Dom, št. 7 Suspendiran zopet sprejet: 3597 Anton Kenda. Suspendirani: 5837 Frank Obreza, 327 Frank Petek, 3312 Frank Levar, 569 Louis J. Safran, G797 Anton Modic. Pasivni: 605 Joseph Poles, 9470 Andrej Popet, 3233 Frank Kravčar. Kras, št. 8 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 3609 Joe Fidel j, 2992 John Koželj, 2125 John Zalatel, 3656 Jos Rogell, 4645 Jakob Baraga, 3062 John Asseg, 3711 Valeria Fidel j, 6038 Steve Medves, 6882 Uršula Sustaršič, 9367 James Medveš, 9920 Stanko Mahnič, 3507 Jennie Mohorčič, 2919 Louis J. Žužek, 7368 Anna J. Žužek, 3017 Frank Ruiv ret, 6015 Matt Mavko, 1972 Mary Morella, 3968 Mary Rogel, 4317 Martin Sustaršič, 8659 Frank Mohorčič, 7139 Antonija Krall, 9603 Karol Ko-shir, 9475 Viktor Tomažič, 5891 Ciril Blaško, 3688 Frank Sibenik, 4774 Frances Tomažič. Suspendirani: 9475 Viktor Tomažič, 2971 Frank Smoly, 5663 Mary Klemenčič, 7206 Frank Zaletel, 358 Ignac Medved, 365 Frank Valenčič, 1739 Joe Skidelj, 6032 Lawrence Leskovec, 7140 Louis Brodnik, 9136 Frank Valenčič, 9603 Karol Koshir, 3064 Josephine Skidelj, 3017 Frank Rupret, 3018 Louis Resetič, 6375 Frank Celin, 3021 Martin Permuš, 3938 Sophie Medved, 5992 Frances Demojzes, 2890 Joe Ra-jer, 5839 Mary Kalin, 8974 Emil Cer-melj, 6014 Ivana Cermelj, 6024 Ru- dolph Cermelj, 9073 Louis Petrovčič. Pasivni: 9427 Ernest Henkel, 3061 Joe Kompare, 6048 Anton Hočevar. 6057 Anton Može, 7480 Anton Kapelj, S075 Marian Malečkar, 4787 Anna Celin, 7375 Joe Miljavec, 8524 Caroline Gulič, 8582 Joseph Sturm, 5744 John Oshaben, 6001 Peter Dujmovič, 6006 Frank Žigman. 6016 Peter Gulič, 5292 Frank Jevnikar, 6809 John, Tomshič, 8200 Frank Zagorc, 8202 Anna Zagorc, 690,Angela Skerl, 9471 Agnes Zagorc, 3715 Jakob Sedej, 5964 Ciril Jejčič, 8713 Mary Sturm, 6237 Ignac Novak, 9601 Vincent Zgonik. Glas Clevclandskih Dlaveev, št. 9 Suspendiran, zopet sprejet: 7823 Joseph Peterlin. Suspendirani: 3317 Anton Kadunc, 5446 Albert J. Kotnik. 1918 Anton Kastelic, 2803 Anton Fifolt, 6991 Anthony Mohorčič, 9192 Henry Kraje, 7902 Edward Fifolt, 6417 Anton Fifolt. Pasivni: 3067 Math Žejn, 4848 Anten Arko, 7720 Charles Turk, 6241 John Tekavec, 7207 Joe Gorše, 2152 Louis Henikman, 223 Frank Zabukovec 478 Joseph Modic, 2993 Frank Rebec, 3722 John Brodnik, 3891 Jos Simončič, 4477 Ignatz Lužar, 904 Joseph Kogej, 6248 Frank Korošec. 7442 Joseph Rolih, 3921 John Modic, 6243 Albin Gredenc, 5293 Joseph Nose. Mir, št. 10 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 9869 Frank Srebernak, 4046 Frank Hočevar, 3930 Anna Flak, 3085 John Srebernak, 5917 Mary Champa, 8366 John Kic Jr., 3633 Louis Hočevar, 4089 Frank L. Snyder, 1452 Frank Hrovat, 2628 Mary Mauer, 4037 Adolph Perko, 4773 Antonija Gnidovec, 1367 Michael Gnidovec, 5574 Frank Vrh, 8089 Anton Mervar Zvišal podporo od 2'C na 2'B: 1617 Joseph Rižnar. Suspendirani: 1613 Anton Zurc, 2210 Mary Braček,, 5214 Anton Go-dec, 6825 Anton Lovše, 8303 Mary Kenik, 8527 Mary Hočevar, 8760 Anna Kuhelj, 3201 Joseph Kuhelj, 4046 Joe Hočevar, 14049 Elizabeth Papeš, 7270 Joseph Milavec, 2460 Jožefa Terlep, 2943 Anna Vidovec, 3033 Mary Ozi-mek, 4066 Mary Rebich, 8862 Jennie Perko, 1976 Josip Ozimek, 2447 Anna Zorc, 2462 Josip Terlep, 3121 Josephine Mauer, 4068 Rose Lovše, 4085 John Srebernak, 5572 Rose Sindelar, 8361 Mary Ozimek, 8867 Ignac Perko, (Dalje na 4. strani) CASH ONLY! CASH ONLY! ITALIAN LINE "ITALIA" —"COSULICH" 1000 Chester Avenue Cleveland, O. Clierry 6575 DIREKTNA ZVEZA V TRST na krasnih parnikih Ekpresna zveza iz New Yorka \ Slovenijo v sedmih dnevih. CONTE DI SAVOIA.^........4. februarja REX........................................18. februarja Druge plovbe: AUGUSTUS........................II. februarja AUGUSTUS..............................25. marca Lepe ugodnosti ined vožnjo. Izborila kuhinja. 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JEČMEN, G ft. za................25<* CALIFORNIA MALT MIX, 1 can and Rubber Dog Free 37^ SUNBRITE CLEANSER, 6 za ............................................25 tol, 6612 Mary Ivančič, 7571 Julia Jurca, 7359 Frances Osovnik. Pasivne: 5821 Mary Cevka, 8 Margaret Tomažin, 7560 Mary Kri 8006 Frances Okorn, 5756 Jennie V bre, 6743 Ivana Golič, 7574 Franc Krnc. Črtana: 8192 Rose Lenaršič. Martha Washington, št, 38 1 Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: ® Hedwig Champa. Suspendirane: 8740 Anne Tow žin, 5769 Angela Tomažin. Pasivne: 6618 Antonette Don* 6617 Marie Kožel, 5865 Frances M die. Volga, št. 39 j Susepndiran zopet sprejet: 6" Matt Peričak. Pasivni: 6947 Matt Klainski, W Steve Zirovich, 2615 Anton 4787 Mary Ujčič, 7109 Joseph Uj» 6749 Matt Peričak. Clairwood, št. 40 Pristopil: 10249 John Klopec. Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: James Finžgar, 6588 Frank Obl* £544 Albin Flajšman, 10141 Anf' Martinčič. Prestopil od št. 36: 7534 Ernest E Zupančič Gl. odbor sklene, da se odredi ponovno zaslišanje v tej zadevi in sicer imenuje gl. predsednik tri člane gl. odbora, ki bo vodil zaslišanje: Kushlan, sestro Brezovar in Kačarja. Ta odbor naj skliče k zaslišanju vse prizadete in sicer v gl. uradu zveze. Navaoč naj bo tudi gl. porotni odbor. Dr. Kern pojasnjuje, da kadar on odobri bolniško listino, odobri oziroma potrdi samo bolezen in s tem še ni rečeno, da gl. odbor ninla pravice zavrniti podporo. Da je sedaj toliko bolezni je vzrok influenca, ki je močno razsajala. Priporoča,, naj se apelira na društva, da bolj pazijo na bolnike, da se ne javijo bolnim za vsako malenkost. Poročilo vrh. zdravnika se vzame na znanje. Sklene se, da vrh. zdravnik obišče vse sumljive bolnike pri društvu Kras, ki se še niso javili zdravim. Sklene se, da se vzame aktu-arja Coya tudi za ieto 1933. S tem je bil dnevni red izčrpan in gl. predsednik zaključi sejo ob 12:40 P. M. Frank černe, gl. predsednik, James Debevec, zapisnikar. SPREMEMBE Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 8683 Ulle Andrew Tumbri, 8682 Bara Tumbri, 2414 John Zupančič, 4135 Mary Hab- Majnili, št. 28 Suspendirani: 7968 Neža Zupec, jan 8676 Frances Gross, 8883 Mary; 6361 Tony Steblaj. Gundič 2032 Joseph Prijatelj, 4876 Pasivni: 4900 Verona Bombach, Lcuis Kvas, 9523 Mary Vidakovich, 19880 Milan Kezele, 9094 Stanley Pe-6272 Joseph Vidakovich, 2035 Matija | trič, 6445 Frank Trhlen, 6358 Anton Buhajamec, 6701 Frank Jazbec, 2021|TTJ*!* "»-<•— """" T~ Frank Škufca, 2064 John Tomažin. 3665 Apoloni j a Tomažič, 4695 Peter Predovič, 3549 John Novak. Suspendirani: 2414 John Zupančič, 4135 Mary Fabjan, 8883 Mary Gundič, 2032 Joseph Prijatelj, 4154 Frank Godič, 8681 Frances Gusanac, 8677 Mary Grozdanič, 6854 John Hrovat, 9616' Mollie Hrovat, 2089 Andrew Jan, 2038 Martin Kodeh, 6705 Louis Mis-maš, 10067 William Mišmaš, 2843 Joseph Novak, 4695 Peter Predovič. 5459 Gabriel Russ, 2037 Gabriel Russ, 4156 Agnes Russ, 8363 Jennie Russ, 4137 John Stautihar, 4146 Mary Stauti-har, 5806 John Lipoglavšek, 5101 Louis Tomšič, 8178 Joseph Zakrajsek, 8177 Frances Zakrajšek, 8775 Anton Ze-leznik. Suspendirani: 5621 Joseph Zul«1; člč, 6771 Frank J. Mačerol, w Frank Zupančič, 7114 Albert Zup":, čič, 9533 Lillian Zupančič, 9787 ward Zupančič, 10215 Edward Zgom Pasivni: 7466 John Merhar, l^: Mary M. Koshel. Črtan: 7009 Edward A. Pike. Slovenska Bistrica, št. 42 Pristopili: 10250 Josephine R. Of l'enc, 10251 Jenny Opalk, 10252 Fra^-Gorenc, 10253 Rudolph Opalk. Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: Frank Rozman, 7417 Mary Ban. Suspendiran: 8426 Louis Trbanc., Znižal podporo od 2'B na 2'C: 82' Frank Rozman. Sloga, št. 43 Suspendiran: 9054 John Kozanc* Pasivna: 7078 Jennie Logar. Slovenski Napredni Farmer, št. ^ Pasivna: 1908 Anna Virant. Modern Crusaders, št. 45 Pristopili: 10254 Jacob NagW 10255 John Kuhel, 10256 Carl ScheUe: 10257 John Biaglow, 10258 Henry " Dugoleski, 10259 Frank Kuhel. Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 5 W Mary Ctrar, 10220 Joseph Prijatelj 10080 Charles Starman, 10078 Fra«' Starman, 10186 Frances Permuš, 95'* James A. Perat, 5920 John YancU" 8941 Jennie Kozlevčar, 8945 Joseph'1; Kozlevčar, 9945 Joseph Opalek, 51 Mildred Perušek, 8741 Victor Tif 7311 Martin Valetich, 8550 Mar" Pierse. Suspendirani: 10108 Anna MoW 8942 Mary Vardian, 8941 Jennie Kc' levčar, 10109 Rose Picely, 7363 V Perušek, 9948 Albert Smith, 7314 A thony Somrack, 7361 Joseph PeruS' 8697 Joseph Sturm, 10198 Mary ■> ratovec, 8945 Josephine Kozievi 10080 Charles Starman ,10078 Fra Starman, 9956 James A. Perat, 8* Joseph Logar, 10112 Molly Prišel ?! Olga Boyce. 5920 John Yanchar, 1 Anthony Stark. Pasivni: 8550 Martin Pierse, Frances Anderson, 9946 John Tol> 7303 Frances Znidaršič, 7325 Fraj Znidaršič, 7319 August Znidaršič, 8? Edward Znidaršič, 9647 Frank £271 William Trobentar, 7955 Joe ^ žič, 10219 Josephine Brodnik, lO2 Anna Brodnik. Jutranja Zarja, št. 46 Suspendirane: 7739 Caroline Po(l rele. 8015 Anna Anžur. Pasivne: 9538 Antonia Udovič. Rore Kragelj, 8149 Rose Konjar. Magic City Juniors, št. 47 « Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: Anna Sigmond, 8155 Frank Germi^ Pasivna: 7797 Angeline Vinšič. Brooklynski Slovcnci, št. 48 Pristopil: 10260 Frank Intihar. . Suspendirani: 8036 Frank Hun^ £502 John Fabriš, 9501 Anna Fabr»s Pasiven: 6262 John Stebel. ,, Znižal posmrtnino od 2'B na 3 Ujčič, 6442 Marija Rihtar, 4897 Jo seph Rihtar, 4901 Andrew Bombach. Euclid, št. 29 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 735 Adolph Petrič, 4303 Helena Petrič, 3246 Cecilija Zupančič. 4105 John Zupančič, 5156 Frank Strumbley. ^Suspendirani: 6676 John Nodah, 18037" Jakob" Česnlk 2734 Frances Nemec, 485 Matija Nemec, 3714 Andrew Noch, 5154 Mary Noch, 9100 Valentine Topolovich. Pasivni: 6446 Alex Gombach, 5202 Frank Podlesnik. Warrensville, št. 31 Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 9102 Anton Černe Jr., 3781 Anna Mlatko-vič. 3780 John Mlatkovič. Suspendirani: 7985 Angela Zotlar, 7981 Mildred Zotlar, 7978 Amalia Juh, 8378 Frank Stepic, 8380 Frank Stepic, Pasivni: 9614 Joseph Peffer, 10066(8382 Martin Svette, 8615 Mary Svette, Alfred Huth, 2054 Anton Abram. 2703; 10180 Mary Cokar. Jakob Abram, 8205 Anton Abram, Pasivni: 8613 Harold Fischer, 4075 8890 Frank Brlcel, 8725 William Gre- i Leo Keglovic, 5334 Angela Keglovic. gerčič 2022 Ignac Koračin, 7694 Mike: Znižal podporo od 2'B na 8'C: 3780 Solar ' 6983 Mary Šolar, 2404 Alojzija I j0hn Mlatkovič. Strainer, 8888 John Rogel, 8532 Louis Bratska Sloga, št. 32 . Barle 6703 Joseph Andriosy, 2321 Suspendirani: 6941 Matija Zivko-John Ferfolia, 2320 Theresa Ferfolia,; vič, 9889 Joseph Jurich. 9387 John Kramar, 7169 Theresa Ko-: Pasivna: 6137 Alojzija Tomažin. deh, 9983 Paul Kalnec, 7170 William Državljan, št. 33 Lipoglavšek, 1988 Frank Ozimek, Suspendiran zopet sprejet: 5378 Conncaut, št. 49 Pristopil: 10261 Alex Milac. Zvišal podporo od 2'C na 2'B: John Malečkar. .., Suspendirani: 9898 Frank W«1, 8221 Agnes Perl, 8225 Josephine fc'' 9854 Joseph Perl. ,. Pasivni: 8216 Steve Kovafi«v 9504 John Kovačevič, 8217 Marg»r J. Ray, 8553 Ivanka Ljubi. Naš Dom, št. 50 Suspendiran: 9584 Anton Ulep'c' Pasivni: 9170 Anton Barbič, 88 Mary Barbič, 9661 Antonija Barbič Eastern Stars, št. 51 Pristopila: 10262 Katie Mohar- ,5 Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: l®., Rudolph Gulič, 10151 Charles GoOf Suspendirani: 10149 Martin L0% 10150 John Mah, 10225 Joseph Si» j 8162 Charles Jereb, 10154 Rudo^ Gulič, Pasivni: 8701 Frank Pike, 6 Stanley Koželj, 7433 William Koi (Nadalievanie iz 3. strani) 7977 Josephine Ozimek, 9607 Mavy Janežič, 9608 John Janežič, 2546 Mike Mauer. 3562 Joe Hrovat, 4083 Frank Papesh, 6263 John Primožič, 7272 Joseph Potipan, 10157 John Legan. Pasivni: 1624 John Zaje, 9753 John 2424 Mary Ozimek, 9523 Mary Vida- Louis Modic kovich, 6272 Joseph Vidakovich 4945 suspendiran: 9575 Louis Stopar. Angela Volcanšek, 3323 Edward Vol-j Pasivni: 7400 Anton Glažar, 9576 canšek, 6699 Frank Zore, 4876 Louis; Tcny Glažar 5396 John strauss, 7401 Kvas. 2683 Frank Papeš, 8881 Rose, Leo Ladiha papeš, 2020 Anton Rodic, 4590 frank črtan: 9720 Frank Kaluža. Sustaršič, 1987 Fred Škufca, 4142 Jer- Danica, št. 34 nej Tomšič, 7172 Mary Tomšič, 9l4b Pasivni: 5400 John Taučar, 7291 Mary Tomažič, 9932 Rose Tomazič, Mary Taučar. 1313 Joseph Tomažič. Črtana: 5501 Antonia Rolih. Črtane: 9761 Julia Bizjak, 8629 Valentin Vodnik, št. 35 Stephana Grozdanič. , Suspendirani: 8386 Jakob Kotnik, Znižal podporo od 2'B na 2'C: 203o 599 john cimperman, 1833 Mary Frank Škufca; od 3'B na 3'C: 2021, cimperman, 6900 Mary Cimperman, Matija Bohajamec. 5516 Anton Cimperman, 7323 Edith American Slovenians, št. 21 cimperman, 9722 Joseph Gorišek. _______________ __ . _____ Suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 9034 Siovcnja„ y0Ung Men's Club, št. 36 i Mary Lebar, 8492 Frances NemeJ'ji' Charles E. Urbas, 2689 Anna G. Su-: suspendirani zopet sprejeti: 6987 i pasivni: 9123 Charles Stušek. pan, 2522 Joseph Urbas, 7695 Ber- Jcseph Prebil, 6942 Joe Logar, 9496lstella Noch, 9129 Vincent P^t nard Urbas, 2790 Anton Ulle. Matthew Oberstar. : 9117 Robert Topolovich, 9119 v Suspendirani: 7517 Anton Zakraj- Suspendirani: 8627 Joseph Krall, Lebar, 9902 Anna Lebar. d šek 9204 Anna Kedmenec, 9847 Frank 5039 Anthony Milavec, 9496 Matthew 1 prestopil od št. 6: 9234 Edward Kcdmenec, 8110 Frank Matičič, 252j cberstar, 4664 Jacob Tekavec, 5264 brenja. 11H0W1I nar sei ker ie bil za- Rodic, 2631 Sophie Kozel, 4077 Johan-uaeiezil pai sej, kci Trsinar, 5215 Thomas Mervar. 1452 8454 Frank Skully, 6935 Edward mar, 10153 John Velkovar, 10148 ,M thony Carrish, 9409 Julia Susta^ 9512 Slvia Medved. Črtan: 8703 Victor Sustaršič. Massillon, št. 52 Pasivna: 8565 Sam Majcen, John Majcen. Golden Star, št. 53 Pasivni: 8647 Anthony Sterle 8645 Helen Sterle, 8643 John > 7847 John S. Anderluh. • Znižal podporo od 2'C na 2'N: John Repasky. Comets, št. 54 Suspendirane zopet sprejete držan in prosi, da se ga oprosti. Se vzame na znanje in se ga oprosti. Zapisnikar nima posebnega poročila. Predsednik nadzornega odbora poroča, da je delal v korist organizacije, sicer pa nima posebnega poročila. Frank Hrovat, 2223 Andrej Šinkovec, 4063 Thomas Tekaučič, 6669 Frank Boldan, 8246 Louis Barle, 9685 Joseph Glivar, 7211 John Bordan, 2637 Mary Šinkovec. 3122 Joseph Rogel, 3202' Louis Merhar, 3241 Mike Potepali, 4087 John Tršinar, 4718 Victor Supan, 4721 Nick Miller, 9027 John Godec, 876 Frank Rodic, 1385 Mike Chample, 4802 Martin Krese, 1931 Louis Prime. Znižal podporo od 3'B na 3'N: 4037 Adolph Perko. George Ostrogjni, 7695 Bernard Ur- :jrrank Yerse, 10103 Nick Secolic, bas, 2522 Joseph Urbas, 2689 Anna G. Pasivni: 8135 Ermlii L. Gornik. Urbas, 9034 Charles E. Urbas. 4961 John H. Gornik, 7001 Edward Fasivni: 2785 Louis Mihelčič, 2765 Kcvačič, 7000 Anthony R. Kushlan, Štefan Rajič, 2886 Anton Erjavec,16736 Frederick Makovic, 8624 Joseph 2713 Rok Fundak. 5639 Anastazla j Frosek, 7533 Anthony Leskovec, 3012 Fundak. 7513 Anthony Pogorelz, 7940 Albert Skully, 9532 Laddie Zridaršit, Jakob Anžur, 9694 Joe Vidic, 721517005 Boris Kushlan; 6734 Victor J. Andy March, 9934 Luka Fundek,: Svete, 10105 Charles J. Lausclie, 10106 9568 Joe Maurin. Herbert Scheller. 5613 Harold A. Lau- Črtan: 9569 John Fundak. -che, 7228 Joseph Tomažin, 7535 WU- Celinwcodske Slovenke, št. 22 liani Vihtelič, 10104 Charles Debelak, Suspendirane zopet sprejete: 4371 10102 William Simonis, 8811 Jonn Aj-Mary Bradach, 9873 Molly Bradach, j rter. 4279 Charles Slapnik. U130 An Srca Jezusovega, št. 55 Pasivni: 10170 Joe lOl! Dujan,, y- Anna Dujan, 9366 Mike Tratnik. J, Barbara Tratnik, 9413 Ignac Z8 vcc, 9907 Joseph Denša. Ilirija, št. 56 $ Suspendirana zopet sprejeta: Rozi Vovk. Pasivna: 1507 Julija Molan- | Modern Knights, št. 57 ^J, Pristopila: 10263 Martha Ki'^v Suspendirani: 9021 Matilda WM 9184 Frances Debenjak. 10117 Lorber, 10122 Justina Škufca. 7177' Mary Ivančič, 8418 Katherine ihony Papeš, 9400 Frank Udovič, 70031 Pasiven: 10120 Frank Aubel. Štefančič,' 4952 Ivana Žigman, 3736 Martin Strauss, 5619 Edward Chumi.a, Primož Kogoj, glavni W 2). Z,. Netvs WATCH S. D. Z. GROW IN 1933! AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, JANUARY 26TH, 1933 On the S D Z, Soap Hoje By JOE A. ROSA No More Happy Endings I know a young fellow. Several, in fact; but this one is, Well—different. They broke the wold after he was made. And it is just as well. Between sips of what among gentlemen of the drinking fraternity is known as a gin buck, We held a desultory conversation. He was sprawled in his chair, a picture of utter dejection—weariness, might be more descriptive. He hadn't said anything for quite a while; Just sat and stared into space With a dreamy, almost morbid look. Now, with a hopeless shrug of his shoulders, he drained his glass. "Ever watch a squirrel in a cage ?" he asked. Without Waiting for my answer, he continued: "That's us. We go round and round, pretending We're going some place. We're not, really. Fortunately, the Majority are never disillusioned. Life is real, life is earnest y' know. And then there is always the hope that tomorrow will see their ship come in. They are never disappointed— their tomorrow never was today." He lit a cigaret and mixed another drink. After a while he went on. "But for a few of Us there isn't even hope. Illusion after illusion is shattered and eventually we come to see through this Joseph's coat life wears. What we see -Underneath it is pretty dull, that the drab sameness "egins to grow monotonous— Just like seeing 'again an al-ready too familiar movie." His hands made a futile gesture. 'Sometimes I wonder why we MODERN CRUSADER ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM SUNDAY CELEBRATE flFTH YEAR WITH GALA ALL-DAY AFFAIR Slovenian Workingmen's Home Scene of Birthday Party After months of preparation, the Modern Crusaders will throw open the doors of the Slovenian Workingmen's Home, Waterloo Rd., Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock so that all may join them in the celebration of their fifth anniversary. And a real celebration it will be, too. Beginning at 2 o'clock and continuing through until the wee hours of the following morning, the committee has every minute crammed full of the finest type of entertainment. The celebration will open with a miniature vaudeville revue under the direction of Mr. Matt J. Grdina. The first part of the presentation will see the Slovenian version of "Poor Jim," Wm. 0. Demillee's popular one-act comedy, enacted by Frank Olalak, Gertrude Bal-ish and Dr. James W. Mally. The second part will see Ken Williams, in the role of master j of ceremonies, present a fast moving vaudeville bill, music for which will be played by Jack Nagel's Crusader orchestra. Included in the list of stellar performers who will tread the Workingmen's Home footlights in the revue are the pop- x wunuci nuj Ts ■ , -xr- j ■ ir: , ,. . ! Kmet sisters, Victoria, Vi-°ther to go on living. We ve > _______ taken all that life had to give, da and Alice. The young ladies and now it no longer matters, j Nothing matters." in two years' she would be I shook my glass and watch- waiting. I wonder if he smiled, ed the bubbles rise to the sur- About a year later he re-face and burst. What could I |ceived a little square cardboard, say ? Nothing. Nothing mat-1 announcing her engagement to someone he didn't even know. That finished him. He completed his work in the tropics and then drifted to Asia. A little over a year ago, he came back to America. He was burned out. Too ters, he had said. And so it doesn't—to him. There had been a girl a few ^ears back. Young and comely and willful, she was. If ever he loved anything, he loved her. He was about 23 then, and just returned from one-of |cold. Too cynical. Too weary, the earth's far corners. Their j Too old. Too everything. At Meeting was casual enough;j27 he has lived out his life, the housewarming of a mutual I Nothing is new to him. friend grew into a series of! He'd been down to the sea Protracted parties. After the;in ships, and over the moun-first few casual meetings they tains on foot. He has known the pangs of hunger and the opulence of riches. He has been everywhere and done everything ; life has few secrets it has failed to disclose to him. Like Jurgen, he has been willing to "taste any drink once." PERFORMERS WHO WILL ENTERTAIN AT ALL-DAY CELEBRATION MEMBERS OF NAGEL'S CRUSADERS ORCHESTRA Frankie Barbie, Johnny Apanites, Louis Izanc, Anthony Sernel, William Webb, Salvatore Iosue, Frank Omerza, Frank Kovsca, Aubrey Fregauna, Jimmy Medves, Jack (Naglich) Nagel, Director made their first public appearance on the Slovenian radio program of several weeks ago and were an instantaneous hit. Another radio team to show Sunday will be Emmett and Larry, WJAY artists, famous for their burlesque of the time-honored nickleodeon. Joe Sodja, "Banjo Buddy," one of the most famous and FIVE-FOOT HARMONY FOUR Sitting (left to right): Eddie Seifert, Andy Stupeck, Louis Seifert. Standing: Ed Bueh-mer. most popular of Slovenian entertainers, will trot out his banjo and help the guests forget the depression and Eddie Peabody. Joe hasn't appeared in solo roles for quite some time now and all are anxiously awaiting his return to the footlights. One of the last minute changes on the bill is really a most fortunate one. It brings to the guests 110 less an outstanding group than the Five-Foot Harmony Four, one of Cleveland's youngest and best quartets. The group will be best remembered for their work in the American Home Benefit Show of last year. Appearing amidst a galaxy of stars, the boys veritably stole the show. They have a catchy style of presenting their songs grew into the habit of appearing together everywhere. Their friends began making up a mental" list of wedding gifts. It was a few months later that the first and only rift appeared in their skies. He revived an offer which, if he ac-|But the drinks have lost their cepted, would prove to be life's' potency. '% opportunity. Her joy at "The skies are always blue good fortune was short- in Pago Pago," I murmured hved. Acceptance would neces- meditatively. For moment his features brightened. "Yes—yes, they are. Maybe—no. It's no use. A month or two, perhaps, and then I would tire of it. And yet—" he lapsed into musing silence. A few of his kind commit suicide. Others seek solace in ■^ears of being buried alive, travel. None are happy. Rest-^he asked for time to think it less wonderers, without illusions and without regrets, forever pursuing a will-o'-the-wisp they know does not exist. If someday soon I should receive a letter from some ob- etate his going to Central •^merica for two years. In a n'sh of words he asked her to marry him, and then explained what it would mean to her if ^he did. Two years of isolation. more parties, no gay Rothes. Two years of stifling eat and maddening rains. Two CLAIRWOODS BATTLE PIONEERS FOR LEAD IN INTERLODGE LOOP over. He sailed alone. She loved lrn; but she loved her parents, Tiv parties> her friends, more. Jhis was life; that, for her, H'ould be death. But she would |scure outpost, I shall not be Wait for him. Tearfully she too surprised. °Wed that when he returned This story has no moral. »Ever since the Interlodge League opened loyal S. D. Z. followers have been asking themselves, and one another, "Just what are the chances of an S. D. Z. team copping the loop championship?" They'll get a pretty definite answer next Wednesday evening when the' Clairwoods, leading S. D. Z. quint in the titular chase, tackle the Pioneers, defending title bearers, in the feature tilt of the evening's card. Then to add to the attractiveness of the evening's menu, the Modern Crusaders and the Eastern Stars, the other two S. D. Z. teams in the league, will exchange baskets in the final game of the evening. The Crusaders have the stronger team, but this will be another one of these affairs where you never can tell what might happen. and are bound to have theii audience clamoring for more. Another popular singer on the bill will be Mitzi Grdina. Mitzi combines an exceptional voice with great versatility to win the audience. Mitzi's talents enable her to present operatic arias, native folk songs and blues numbers with equal charm. Truly, she can be said to have something to please everybody. The Crusaders' own Hill Billy Boys, singers of mountaineer songs, will help round out the vocal portion of the program as will the local Cernelich sisters, harmony singers and pianists. Dancing, too, will come in for a major portion of the program what with little Lillian Oblak and Miss Agnes Mally, performing for the assemblage. Oblak, a tiny little mite and daughter of the popular St. Clair mover, John Oblak, will feature acrobatic dancing, while Miss Mally will appear in toe, tap and clog numbers. Though not yet of the school age, Lillian Oblak is something of a seasoned performer, having appeeared on several local stages, where her almost incredible agility has won her Modern Knight Flashes Do you know that no admission or physical examination charges are made by SDZ up to the age of 30 years? By SMILES We open this column in the hopes that when he reads it, Peter Kuhar, former and first president of the Modern Knights, will be well up on the road to recovery. He has been seriously ill since last Thursday. His friends are asked to drop in and visit him during the day. Aside to the Fox: We could tell you why you didn't win the popularity contest, but we don't want to embarrass you. But maybe you weren't even entered. Were you? Speaking of the weekly Slovenian broadcasts reminds us that we have heard quite a few requests for popular music on, the programs. What do you think about it? Don't forget our Hard Time Dance. What? When? Where? You'll find the answers on our Hard Time posters, which have been distributed all over Euclid and Nottingham. Remember, you Clairwoods, Comets, Martha Washingtons and Young Men and all the rest of you who Were absent at our Balloon Dance, we will be looking for you this time! SYMC Elects New Board at Session Last Night Practically an entire new body of officials was elected last night by the Slovenian Young Men's Club, No. 36 S. D. Z. in a special session in the meeting chambers at the St. Clair Bathhouse. Five members were chosen to guide the destinies of the organization, which, as the name signifies is comprised entirely of the young men of the vicinity, throughout the coming year. Eddie Blatnik succeeded John Gornik Jr. as president. Joseph Prosek was elected vice president. William Millavec was nominated to the secretary post. Anthony "Art" Kushlan was chosen to act as recording secretary, and Edward J. Ko-vacic will take care of the treasurer's duties. Joey Prosek was the only official from last year's governing group to be elected to a post this year. The auditing committee con-sits of Frank Bizil, Frank Yerse and Frank Bizjak. Plans for a social to be held on Feb. 18. were also formulated. -o-— Be an asset to your lodge not a liability. KEN WILLLIAMS, Master of Ceremonies much favorable comment. Speeches by Frank Cerne, supreme president of the Slovenian Mutual Benefit Association and Frank M. Surtz, president of the Central Committee, complete the afternoon presentation. Immediately following this, dancing will begin in the lower hall with the music being supplied by a trio from the Crusaders orchestra. At the same time refreshments will be served for those desiring to remain in the hall for the remainder of the evening. At 7 o'clock, dancing will begin in the upper hall with the full ten-piece Crusader band holding sway, and will continue until the wee hours of the morning. At the same time, dancing will continue in the lower hall. As a further added attraction, several attractive and worthwhile door prizes are being offered by the Modern Crusaders. Admission for the all-day celebration is only 35 cents and tickets can be secured from any of the club members or from any of the Slovenian merchants on Waterloo Rd. Out of the Mail Hag By THE FOX Standing Room Only Gee Whiz! Sure had a tough time getting my ducat for that big Essdeezee celebration out in Collinwood Sunday. Believe it or not, but the S. R. 0. sign will be out at the Slovenian Workingmen's Home when the Modern Crusaders celebrate their fifth anniversary there at that time. To insure yourself a good seat you had better get there early. Bring your lunch and stay a while. The afternoon curtain will rise at 1:30 and the big show will be on. And whatta show! All the "big shots" of the organization are going to be present—so why not you? Added Attraction As has been previously threatened, the Fox (minus tail) will be there as an added attraction without the permission of the copyright owners,. Fan mail scriveners -will do well to note that this columnist's address for Sunday will be the rear mezzanine, where corks are of no use and are promptly thrown away. Those picking the writer out of the mob will be treated to a sleigh ride down Euclid Ave. on July 4. What generosity! Welcome Back Like the poor fellow who traveled the world over seeking a buried treasure, only to find it in his own back yard, so did we inquire everywhere, without fruitful results, only to get our answer right in the S. D. Z. News. About what? The whereabouts of Sophie Klemen, of course. It sure was a pleasant, surprise to see her This N' That back in the page again. Keep it up! How's Your Resolutions Good ol' Marie Bambich, the highly esteemed sec of the Martha Washingtons, breaks into print with a set of resolutions that are humdingers. If it would relieve you to know, Marie, the resolutions have our official Okay. Ain't that sump-in'? Seriously though, it sure would be some S. D. Z. if all the members adopted and lived up to these resolution during 1933. Or is that asking too much? P. S. Through some mistake or other, we were left off your refreshment list. When do we eat, girls? Eastern Stars "Shoey" Marzlikar, one of the Eastern Star pilots, who has earned the distinction of a shoe rebuilder de luxe, has another avocation. It's singing. And now that lad warbles. "Shoey" shows his voice to good advantage in the Singing Club Soča. Can he sing? Just ask the boys from the corner! Hold Your Breath As was mentioned earlier in the column, it's going to be one large day in Collinwood Sunday. Unfortunately, some of you will find it physically impossible to attend. But worry not. The Fox, always looking after the interests of the reader, will do his ignoble best to turn in a good account of all that transpired in next week's issue of the News. If you have to miss that party—don't miss that Mail Bag next week. It I will be devoted entirely to the | Modern Crusaders (with no ex-|tra charge for overtime), and 'their Fifth Anniversary celebration. b EDDIE KOVAČ IC SPORTS EDITOR Maddock vs. Wycoff ? City Host to Novel Races Simms Third Best in Ohio Bad Actors Treat Referee Rough Much comment—favorable, too—has been passed about the above picture. So in order to compensate our close followers for the pleasant remarks we are again running a column. But don't let that fool you, those are the orders from the big chief, Ray Jay, and wc take orders, just like anyone else, we guess. Well, let's take a look into the current sports events and see what we can spot that will make interesting reading. Oh, yes: Ernie Maddock has been breaking into print lately by virtue of his potent right hand that has put to sleep such prominent wrestlers as Floyd Marshall and WycoiT. For some reason or other, the bad actors of the various wrestling leagues come to Cleveland and manage to pick on the Slovenian referee when he is in the ring acting as the third man. Maybe Ernie's slightly rotund stature deceives the burpers who attempt to bulldoze the ring officials. We firmly believe that after a couple of more kayo victories" Maddock's punching powers will be the talk of the circuits in operation and that the so-called "Baddies" of th different syndicates will have plenty of respect for the hard-hitting referee in their future matches. Incidentally, Ernie is the only official we have ever witnessed that has forfeited bouts on fouls. He is sincere in his decisions and therefore rates as one of the best refs in the country. Last Tuesday night Ernie had another rumpus with Lee Wycoff at the Equestrium. But on this occasion Karl Davis, Wycoff's opponent, also turned on Ernie and together they placed him in the third row among the cash customers. Some toss that! It put him in the cash customers' row beyond the seats occupied by the politicians' favor-rite pals. Tough racket for the modern rassling refs, eh, Ernie? In a recent informal conversation, he stated that he would like to put on the gloves (boxing, of course) with Wycoff in a scheduled match to show the public that he is in Ernest. (Pun!) Walter Taylor, Equestrium promoter, has been dickering for a Maddock-Wycoff boxing go! Now that would be something (wo rasslers in the same ring throwing gloves at each other. Well, you can pick t+ie winner. Cyclists Give Thrills to Spectators Going from the sublime to the ridiculous (can you imagine anyone calling wrestling sublime?). That is the conception of the average sport fan whenever the subject of the current, six-day bike race at local auditorium arises. This is Cleveland's first taste of this novel long-distance sport and those who have had the opportunity of witnessing the mad, whirling cyclists in their endurance ride are keen boosters of this form of sport. Unfortunately, however, onl" a comparatively few have hied themselves to the Public Hall to witness the pedalists as they dash wildly along the banked track in one long continuous whirl. Fortunately, no intimate knowledge of the sport is necessary for one to enjoy the event. For spectacular thrills, six-day bike riding compares, most favorably with the more popular games of hockey, baseball, football and basketball. There is never a dull »moment in the 144 hours of the race. There is action from start to finish and the paying customer, regardless of whether or not this is his first attendance at the race, can be assured of getting his full money's worth. Which is considerably more than we can say about some other sports. Feverish action, breath-taking thrills, are ever around the corner in this sport. Spills and accidents are so numerous that the proportion of injuries, serious or otherwise, is far greater in six-day bike jockeying than in football or even hockey, both notorious killers. And as one local scrivener wrote recently, "When a bicycle rider has an accident, he really has one. There's no fooling about it, and it isn't done to serve as a magnet to draw the bloodthirsty sport fan through the turnstiles." We would like to give a summary of the novel sport's highlights, terms and rules at this time, but space—or lack of it—makes it impossible to do so. All we can say is that regardless of whether or not you've ever seen a bicycle in your life, drop into the Public Hall sometime tonight. You'll catch on to the sport in a hurry and you're bound to see a night packed full of daring riding, nasty spills and bristling action. The race comes to a close tonight at 12:30 and all the iron men of the track will be out after that prize money with a vengeance. Just hold your breath and don't say we didn't tell you! Risko Ignored in Selections You can't keep Eddie Simms' name out of the papers these days. The latest tribute paid to the Slovenian heavyweight was the announcement of the Ohio State Boxing Board that the Slovenian slugger rates third in the group of Ohio's outstanding heavies. The two ringsters selected before Eddie are. K. O. Christner and Joe Se-kyra a pair of veterans hailing from Akron and Dayton, respectively. The Christner choice meets with our disap- proval for two reasons. First, because the Akronite has been losing to third raters consistently and, second, because Johnny Risko, the Cleveland baker, has earned the right to the state's leading heavyweight post by virtue of his decisions over Mickey Walker, Tuffy Griffiths and Kingfish Levinsky during the past six months. At any rate, Eddie's selection proves that his showing with Adolph Heuser in his last start boosted his stock 100 per cent in the fight game. -0- BIRTIIDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Menart held a birthday party last Saturday night in honor of their daughter Eileen. Only relatives and close friends of the family were present at the affair, staged at their home at 1133 E, 167th St. This was the child's first birthday. -o- BUKOVNIKS LOSE AGAIN The one-point jinx that pursues the Bukovnik Studios, local entry in the Class C Muny League, continued to camp on their trail with a dogged persistence. Last Tuesday the Photographers, who are coached by Nick Secolic and Ed Zgonc, suffered a 17 to 16 defeat at the hands of the Freeland Groceries. Ed Dobie led the scoring for the Bukovniks with four points. Freeland twinkled for the Grocers. Flashes to Tackle Independent Quint BUKOVNIK'S STUDIO 6405 St. Clair Ave. HEnderson 5013 Prices reduced on all photography work Tonight the local St. Joseph Flashes will attempt to hit their winning stride when they tackle the Independents at the. St. Clair Bathhouse at 7:15. It will be the first appearance of the lassies in the community this year, and it is expected a large crowd will be on handi to see the former In'terfrat girls play. In the opening game of league play the Flashes dropped a three-overtime period game to tonight's opponents by an 18 to 17 score. The Flashes, who are tied for second place in the Muny Girls' B race, will be out to make atonements for the previous setback. Sunday the Flashes will meet the Universal Car Loading girls of Class A at the Nativity Church in the second tilt of a three-game carnival. -o- ORELS HOLD HOP The active Orel Club is sponsoring its first dance of the year Tuesday, Jan. 31. The scene of the hop will be the St. Vitus clubrooms. Johnny Gribbons' Jazz Joy Boys are going to supply the music. Tickets will be sold only at the door. Orel First New Year Dance TUSSDAY, JAN. 31 in St. Vitus School Clubroom JOHNNY GRIBBONS' JAZZ JOY ORCHESTRA Admission 20 cents Free Checking American Home Junior ._AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, JANUARY 26TH, 1933 CRUSADERS HOLD BIG ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM SUNDAY Matinee Performances and Evening Dance Featured With a grand and ostentatious entertainment program all completed and ready to be presented to the public for their stamp of approval, the Modern Crusaders extend an invitation to the general public to help them celebrate their fifth anniversary Sunday at the Slovenian Workingmen's Home. An all-day program, consisting of vaudeville acts, a one-act comedy, speeches and topped off with dancing will comprise the entire offering, which looms as one of the best ever staged in the Slovenian districts by a fraternal organization. Mr. Matt J. Grdina, who possesses an enviable reputation as a producer and director of plays, will have charge of the vaudeville in the afternoon. On the bill are the Kmet sisters, Emmett and Larry, Joe Sodja, Lillian Oblak, Agnes Mally, Mitzi Grdina, Crusader Hill Billy Boys and the Cernelich sisters. Ken Williams will act as master of ceremonies and the musical background will be supplied by Jack Nagle's Modern Crusaders Orchestra. An additional feature will be the appearance of the Five-Foot-Four Quartet, which is rare treat in itself. The one-act comedy, "Poor Jim," will be presented in Slovenian. Speeches will be made by Frank Cerne and Frank M. Surtz. Dancing in the lower hall will begin promptly after the vaudeville program, with a trio supplying the music. Meanwhile refreshments will be served the guests staying over the evening's dancing, which will begin at 7 o'clock in the upper hall, with Jack Nagle's 10-piece Crusader orchestra playing. SIMMS' ORCHESTRA GUESTS OF GIRARD OFFICIAL SATURDAY Last Saturday Eddie Simms and his orchestra played at a dance sponsored by the Samostojno društvo of Girard, O. Councilman Joseph Cekuta, Mrs. An-seck, Mrs. Galravsek, John Jesenko, John Dolcic and M iss Sophie Cekuta comprised the group of officials that governed the affair. After the dance the orchestra went to the councilman's home at 36 Smithsonian Ave. as his guests. Mrs. Cekuta. who has been ill for some time, said that she enjoyed the music very much. §he went so far as to leave her sickbed just to hear the local boys play some of their latest numbers. Grdina & Sons Five Trips League Leading Demshars Just by way of proving that the Dcm-shar Builders kegling quint, which has been setting the pace in the Norwood League, is not entirely impervious to defeat, the A. Grdina & Sons five annexed all three tilts from the loop leaders in one of the feature tussles on last week's schedule. With Harry Lausche contributing a 216, and his brother Charlie including 205 and 204 efforts in his 588 set, the Morticians shelled the maples for a 2696 total. Fighting valiantly—or perhaps we should say, kegling brilliantly —to stave off defeat was "Ox" Kro-mar, Demshar lead-off man. "Ox" crashed a 623 series on 183, 200 and 257 chapters as the Builders downed 2569 pegs. Joey Prosek splintered the wood for a 573 on 155, 194 and 224 to lead the Norwood Sports to a whitewash victory over the Potokar five. Stan Kromar, with a 204 game in his 543, was best for the Pop Men, who banged a series total of 2352, as compared with the Sports' 2575. A 591 by Frank "Twin" Yerse figured prominently in the Zakrajsek Undertakers' triple upset of the Bukovnik Studios. "Twin's" series included 204 and 208 games. The Undertakers blasted out a 2605 total as the Photographers pounded the lumber for a 2461 score. In the remaining fray of the week, the Slapnik Florists, too, got the "whitewash" urge. Their victims were the Candy Men. "Snag" Tekavec's 542 was high for the Florists, who hit a 2532 total. Kogoy starred for the losers with a 535. NEWS OF EUCLID By MADAM X Miss Agnes Lach of Bliss Rd. is home again after spending a belated vacation in Collinwood. Looks like she will stay home this time. Miss Agnes Koren and Miss Caroline Peck, both of Ivan Ave., spent the week-end with Mrs. Elizabeth Skapin, W. 50th St. and Lorain Ave. Mrs, Ska-pin is Miss Peck's aunt. The Wednesday evening socials at St. Christine's Auditorium will continue all through the month of February. Entrance fee thus far has been 20 cents. If by attending in larger numbers, so that the attendance would reach the 130 mark, the admission would be reduced to only 10 cents per person. Red's Rhythm Rioters, who have recently added a new member to their band, will furnish the music. The mixed choir of St. Christine's Church will hold a concert in the school auditorium Sunday evening,-Jan. 29, at 7:30 sharp. The balloon dance sponsored by the Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Christine's Church last Sunday turned out to be a very successful affair. About 350 persons attended the dance. The balloon dance contest was won by Miss Vera Laurich of Varian Ave.; Miss Gruden of Collinwood won the consolation prize. A great part of the attendance was from Barberton, Lorain and Wickliffe. Bobby Geltman's Orchestra furnished the music. The sodality will soon start preparing for its big Easter dance, which has been the annual sodality affair for the last four years. And as time goes on, so do these dances go over bigger and better. This year's affair should be by far the best of the series. TECH STUDENTS ARE GRADUATED The mid-year commencement exercises of East Technical High School were held last night at the John Hay High School Auditorium, E. 107th St. and Carnegie Ave. Among the graduates were 16 Jugoslav boys. They were: Nick Badovi-r.ac, Henry Bartl, William Busanic, La-dislaus Debevec, Albert Fabian, George Haytas, Adolph Jankovitch, Marko Ju-ratovac, Ladislaus Kotich, Edward Kožar, William Mach, Stanley Mejak, Stanley Turk, William Verderber and Edward Zupančič. -0~ CHOIR SPONSORS DANCE, CONCERT Members of the St. Christine's choir announce that they are presenting a concert and dance Sunday evening at St. Christine's Hall, E. 222d St. The concert end of the program will be comprised of solos, duets, quartets and mixed choral numbers by the entire assembly, and is under the direction of Miss Mary Yanchar, church organist. .After the concert a one-act play, "Ljubosumnost," will be presented. Following the play, the hall will be cleared for dancing. The Kusar Orchestra will furnish the music. The program gets under way at 7:30. Slovenians of Euclid and neighboring colonies are cordially invited to attend and see just what talent the youth of Euclid possesses. -0- LOCALS LOSE Journeying out to the St. Clair-Eddy alleys last Sunday, the A. Grdina & Sons kegling quint lost two games to the St. Clair-Eddy five in a match home-and-home series. Alich's 653 and Udovic's 650 were the best efforts by the locals. -0- ENTERTAIN FRIENDS A number of their closest friends were entertained last week by the Miss Anne and Mary Orenik at their home, 15908 Arcade Ave. Dancing, games and refreshments were on the evening's entertainment program. CHURCH PLAY A three-act cpmedy, "The Cat Came Back," will be presented Sunday evening at the Annunciation Church by members of the church dramatic club. The church is located at W. 130th St. and Bennington Ave. An evening replete with hilarity and laughter is assured all those attending by the committee in charge of the production. Play lovers from the St. Clair, Brooklyn and West Park districts are especially invited to attend. The curtain is scheduled to rise promptly at 8 o'clock. --0- WRECKERS IN LOSS CLAIRWOODS AND PIONEERS FIGHT FOR LEAGUE LEAD Winner of KSKJ Ohio Crown is Student at John Hay High Modern Crusaders Tangle With Stars in Final All roads will lead to the St. Clair Bathhouse gymnasium next Wednesday evening. Or to be more explicit and clarify the statement by saying that one of the largest crowds of the current Interlodge season is expected to be on hand to witness the hustling Clairwoods attempt to vanquish last year's loop monarchs, the Pioneers. Both quints are staging a most torrid race for sole possession of the top rung on the league ladder. As this was written, both clubs were flaunting undefeated records. Whoever, emerges vic- Polling a total of 11,235 votes, nearly twice as many as her closest competitor, Miss Mary Rode, a local girl, was awarded the honor of being the most popular feminine K. S. K. J. member in the state of Ohio, and with it went j the title—Miss K. S. K. J. Ohio. J Miss Rode, one of the most popular young ladies in the locality, was pre-jsented with the crown emblematic ol : the honor on the Jednota Day program I presented by the K. S. K. J. fraternal j organization at Grdina's Hall on Sunday, Jan. 15. Mrs. Mary Hochevar A. H. J. SELECTIONS Comrades over Serbian A. C. Pioneers over Clairwoods. Loyalites over St. Josephs. Modern Crusaders over Eastern Stars. tor in this clash will have the inside track for first half honors. On the basis of past performances, the Pioneers, with their well balanced attack, are the choice to win over the S. D. Z. lads. However, Johnny Peck's charges are just raring to go and it may be that indomitable will to win combined with one of their second half rallies that'll find them in front when the final whistle blows. Another interesting squabble on the card is the Eastern Star-Modern Crusaders fracas booked for 9 p. m. Both clubs are S. D. Z. organizations, and that alone should make their meeting a most hectic one. Complete schedule: Comrades vs. Serbian A. C.; 6:15. Pioneers vs. Clairwoods, 7:30. Loyalites vs. St. Josephs, 8:15. Eastern Stars vs. Modern Crusaders, 9:00. Progressives vs. -bye. After compiling a record of nine consecutive victories in the muny B race, the Cleveland Auto Wreckers tasted their first defeat of the season last Saturday by losing a 20 to 19 melee to the Harny Sports at the Portland-Outh-waite gym. Butch Fisher tallied nine points to pace the Wreckers' scoring. Last Tuesday the Wreckers again resumed their winning habits by polishing off the Sulzmann Sheriffs, 33 to 25, at the St. Clair Bathhouse. Adam Berens and Butch Fisher led the Wrecker attack with nine points apiece. Tomorrow the local boys play the St. Francis Seniors on a carnival bill. -o- CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Approximately 300 guests, among them many of his Slovenian employes, assisted Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Goldman in celebrating their silver wedding anniversary last Sunday. Mr. Goldman is the manager of the Wright Department Store in the Supe-rior-E. 79th district. Commission Sets Rules for Interlodge League Heinie Martin, president of the Interlodge Basketball League, calls the special attention of all players and managers of tlje loop lo the latest ruling of the Cleveland Basketball Commission. Under the new edict, as explained by Mr. Julius Kemeny of the Recreation Department, clubs who are members of closed leagues cannot play against any other than those within their own league. Furthermore, said clubs may play against each other only in regularly scheduled games as drawn by the officials of the respective league. In the case of the Interlodge circuit, all games are to be played on Wednesdays and at the St. Clair Bathhouse gym only. No games can be booked between clubs within the loop and played on other floors whether an admission is charger or not. A club wishing to participate in state or national championships within its own organization must first file a formal request with the Cleveland Basketball Commission through its own league heads. A club violating the new ruling may subject the entire league to disenfran-chisement, according to Mr. Kemeny. MODERN MAIDENS HOLD BIG DANCE One of the better dance bands in the city is scheduled to provide the music when the Modern Maidens sponsor a dance this coming Saturday evening in the lower hall of Slovenian National Home, St. Clair Ave. The Modern Maidens, a group of young lassies from Maple Heights, O., have secured the services of Jack Hor-witz and his Willy's Lake Shore Garden Orchestra to supply the rhythm for the occasion. presented Miss Rode with the crown and a bouquet. The charming winner is a member of Mary Magdalene Lodge No. 162, which is the largest K. S. K. J. lodge in the organization. Miss Rode, too, has somewhat of a reputation as an athlete. When the Interfrat girls' basketball league was still in being, she was |a guard on the Flash quint. At present she is engaged in taking a night school course at John Hay High School and has been unable to give any attention to the court pastime. Miss Rode resides at 6310 Carl Ave. with her parents. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John Zulich, 18115 Neff Rd., celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last Sunday surrounded by numerous friends and relatives. Mr. Zulich is a member of the Supreme Financial Committee of K. S. K. J. -o- ARCADIAN CLUB DANCE The Arcadian Club is sponsoring another of its well known dances at Turk's Hall, 16011 Waterloo Rd., Feb. 4. Dancing will be in order until the early hours of the morning. The music will be of the best, as will the refreshments. CRUSADERS TRIP PIONEERS Frank Kuhel tallied nine markers as the Modern Crusaders upset the Pioneers, 22 to 21, last night in an Interlodge game at the St. Clair Bathhouse. Other results: Loyalites 21, Comrades 20; Clair-Woods 34, Progressives 24; Serbian A. C. 32, Eastern Stars 28. Ken Williams, Local Boy, Making Good Over Radio After being on the air over WJW in Akron for five weeks, the station decided to increase the Fool-ies program to one-half hour, adding 15 minutes to the original program of this act. Ken Williams, local dancer and M. C., has teamed with Larry Mackie, WJAY announcer, in outlining the skit. The new team has been very successful to date and have formed a Fool-ies Club of the Air. To become a member one has to send in his comments on their broadcast and in return receive a membership card entitling the person to witness any of the boys' broadcasts and also performing with them on special programs. On AH Fools Day this club will go on the air for one full hour of fun and music. , At the present time, Ken and Larry, with the Melody Boys, a musical aggregation, broadcast every Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 tp 3 o'clock. Dr. Seiiskar Spends Vacation in Florida When one is taking his vacation during the winter months, there is only one place where it can be really taken and enjoyed. You're right. You have to go South for an enjoyable winter vacation. And that is just what Dr. James Seiiskar, president of the North American Trust Co., is doing. The bank official didn't take his- vacation until this week, and he promptly began motoring to the sunny South—Vera, Fla., to be exact. And to make the vacation all the more pleasant, Dr. Seiiskar will spend the two weeks at his orange grove there. So it will be sunshine, fishing and oranges for the president until he re1 turns next week to assume his duties at the North American Trust Co. Undoubtedly, a vacation worth waiting for. Collinwood Couple Are Surprised With Party Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Blase Modic, 1119 E. 177th St., were tendered a very delightful surprise anniversary party by their daughter Elsie. Upon their return from their friend's home, the couple were surprised by some fifty guests who were assembled to help celebrate and congratulate them on their 22d wedding anniversary. Upon the conclusion of these the dancing again resumed and continued until the wee hours of the morning-The music was furnished by the Debe-Ijak brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Modic wish to thank their guests for the many lovely and useful gifts which they received, while the hostess, Miss Elsie Modic, wishes to thanks those many friends who willingly helped in planning and staging the party. AMERICAN LEGION DANCE Lake Shore Post No. 273, American Legion, is holding a dance Saturday, jan. 28, at Knaus' Hall. The Hoycr Trio is booked to furnish melodious tunes for the affair. If I I i 1 1 1 YOUR BANK BOOK 3f any Savings & Loan Co., will be accepted in trade of furniture, stoves, rugs, beds, springs, (mattresses, electric washers, sleaners, ironers and refrigerators. Greatest values you get up to 100% for your book. i § J. Perusek 15815 Corsica Ave. Near E. 156th St. rhird Street South of Euclid Beach Park r DO YOU WANT A VERY GOOD TIME? You can have it if you attend the DANCE given by Lake Shore Post, No. 273 (American Legion) with Auxiliary Club SATURDAY, JAN. 28, 1933 AT KNAUS' HALL All Kinds of Refreshments. Admission 25 cents Music by Hojer Trio !