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SREDNJA VAS V BOHINJU DELAVCEM na Primorskem JE, kakor smo že poročali popol. v zadnjem času titovci niso iz-noma pogorela. Kako je nastal' plačali celih plač. Dobili so sa-požar, niso ugotovili. Veter je mo nekaj “na račun.” hitro raznesel plamene, tako, da | # NA PRIMORSKEM smejo niti živine niso mogli kmetje re- duhovniki poučevati verouk zašiti.	mo 45 minut tedensko za nižje
UMRLI SO: Ana Drobnič v razrede in prav toliko minut za Metliki, Ivan Žvab v Ljubljani, tri višje razrede. Kateheta pi Frančiška Skbaba, roj. Zadni-rtalno nadzoruje učiteljica-ko-kar v črni vasi 'jiri Ljubljani, |munistka.
Franc Jelovšek na Vrhniki,
Frančiška Šircelj, roj. Dovgan,1 IT DI7||||| T.inhlianft Alnizii Kladnik v
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Ljubljana, Alojzij Kladnik v Stranjah pri Kamniku, Miha Zalokar v Mengšu. Fran Govekar v Ljubljani, Helena Rodič roj. Perne v Ljubljani, France Hudovernik v Mengšu, Tone Velkavrh na Vrhniki. Franc
Prosenik v Trebnjem, Milan ba pri Starem trgu, stanujoč na Starc v Kontovelu, Jaka Gor-
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Velika Črna maša za pobite Slovence
Ali sty že kje bhili tako lepo popisano vero v Bcjga — Odrešenika kot je v tej '.veliki slovenski, knjigi? Samo tole poglejte švicarski listi objavljajo tole 'n 3e vtopite v svoje vero Vanj: iz Jugoslavije. V tej deželi za^	!
železnim zastorom, kjer vlada Poklekam pred Tvbjega Rojstva preželezna titovska disciplina, Skrivnost, živi še vedno nad 15,000 nemških BOG-MN, našega jonskega
Porofilo li Jugoslavije
Ta narod je b-1 ogoljufan za svojo svobodo, pravi švicarski list
Nova skupina Slovencev potuje v Ameriko
Dne 6. avgusta so odpotovali iz Nemčijo za v Združene države sledeči Slovenci:
vojnih ujetnikov. Prisilno so tam. Kljub vsem mednarodnim dogovorom in običajem jih jugoslovanska vada ne pu3ti domov.	\j
Pestro je življenje vojnJfa ujetnika v tej balkanski deželi. Tisti, ki so prišli v Jugoslavijo v kazenskih bataljonih, so sedaj v proti-fašističnih odborih, nemški zdravniki morejo izvrševati LORAIN, O. — Tukaj smo prakso pod nadzorstvom, nemški imeli zadnje čase kar dva smrt- časnikarji sede v uredništvih ti-
na slučaja. Umrl je Louise Baraga, star 63 let, doma iz Pudo-
janc v Ljubljani, Peter Satler v Ljubljani, Francka Burger v Dolu pri Ljubljani, Angela Milčinski v Ljubljani, Evgenij Ravnihar v Ljubljani, Jakob Petrovič odvetnik v Ljubljani, Frančiška Rožič, rojena Milharčič v Ljubljani, Franc Toros v Ljubljani, Nežka Omahna v Domžalah, Kristina Geržina v Mariboru, Franc Pro3enik v Trebnjem,
1701 E. 30. St. V Lorainu je bil od 1905 in je ves čas delal v National Tube Co. Zapušča že. no in hčer, v Evropi sestro Marijo ter vnuke. Pogreb je bil iz cerkVe sv. Cirila in Metoda.
Umrla je tudi Ana Zgonc, stara 54 let, stanujoča na 1762 E. 33. St. Doma je bila iz Iške loke in v Lorainu ixj 1912. Zapušča moža,, štiri sinove in brata poznanega Johna Kumše, v
Alojz Višnar v Celju, Janez Miv-»tarem kraju brata in sestro ter lavcev, bivših vojnih ujetnikov
šek v Logatcu. ARETACIJE.
tukaj šest vnukov. Pogreh je bil
“Pred krat- iz “rkve sv. Cirila in Metoda. Bor, Zenica,, Zrenjanin m Vrač
tovskih časopisov, mnogi so celo res prostovoljno podpisali pogodbe da delajo kot mašinisti, monterji in industrijski strokovnjaki. Pogodbe jih vežejo za več let. Da celo v nekem ministrstvu je toliko nemških uslužbencev, da je postala nemščina drugi uradni jezik. V oddelku za električno energijo je toliko nemških uslužbencev, da tam dobiš i vojne ujetnike, i strokovnjake iz sovjetske cone Nemčije in iz Berlina. Tem je dobro. So pa tudi cele kolone prisilnih de-
iz nekdanjih taborišč: Belgrad,
življenja gost.
Verujem v tega Sina Odrešenika zemlje, kot Vanj veruje moj Domovina, ki je pokleknita vsa pred Njegovo srtno stran pripravljena Zanj trpet in umret —
Kdor knjige Še nima, naj jo naroči pri Ameriški Domovini. Cena ?2.75, s poštnino $3.00. Počasi jo berimo, daj bomo uživali vso globočino zlaih misli, ki so v njej napisane fj najlepši slo. venski besedi.
Geneva, Ohio: Viktor Modic; *
Barberton, Ohio: Ivan Mle-.ake matere in gostoljubne gos-j Shod 3. reda—
{njjj.	podinje. Podpirala je velikodu- V nedeljo ob 2. pqp. po blago-
1	- 'slovu bo v cerkvi sv. Lovrenca
shod 3. reda. Govoril bo dr.
3T Papeih Day
Sr* Cleveland
Stadium August 24,1949
Ali ste si že nabavili vstopnico za žogometno igro 24, avgusta zvečer v mestnem stadionu v Clevelandu? Ako si je še niste, ne odlašajte, Ker jih je samo 300 za sedeže v eni skupini, ko Morar.
Saj veste, da bomo tisti večer v stadionu
NOVI GROBOVI
Razne drobne novice is Clevelanda in b okolice
Mary Strojin
V Genevi, Ohio je sinoči nenadoma umrla Mrs. Mary Strojin, poprej Lazar. Pogreb še Bi (
Cleveland, Ohio: Ignac Vav- določen. Zapušča žalujočega so.'K molitvi— pot z ženo Terezijo in otroci proga Jerry Strojin, hčer Mrs. Camce društva sv. Ane št. 4 Verner, Judita in Marjeta: štef- Mary Kodrič in več'drugih so-^DZ m sv. Marije Magd 162 ka Habinc; Jožefa Kuhar; Irodnikov. Vse podrobnosti bo-,KSKJ naj pridejo nocoj ob 8 v Girard, Ohio: Janez Pičman; mo še objavili. Pokojnica je bi-,Zakrajškov pogrebni zavod k Niles, i Ohio:'Anton Florjan-‘la med vsemi Slovenci v Cleve-mo,ltvi za P°k- Mary Skrabec,
llandu in okolici zelo priljublje-'v soboto naj se pa udeležijo po. ; na. Bila je zgled dobre sloven- grebe.
Waukegan, 111.: Marjana To-.*no vsako slovensko narodno mine, Ana Tominc;	stvar in storila nešteto dobrih
Gilbert, Minn.: Marija Pater-'del. Bog ji bodi obilen plačnik, nost s otroci Ana in Jože, Er-1 Žalujočemu soprogu in vsem nest Majhenič z ženo Herto in njenim dragim pa naše iskreno otrokoma Ernest in Martin;
Ely, Minn.: Ana Benedik;
Chisholm, Minn.: Franc Vovk;
Willard, Wis.: Jakob Beznik in Martina Beznik;
sožalje.
Antonia Rusnov Umrla je Antonia Ri^snov iz 1539 E. 32. St. Zapušča, sopro-
Port Angeles, Wash.: Marja- Fa Marka, otroke Mrs. Martha na Mlinar, Marija Mlinar, Franc Dulskis, Mrs. Anna Lang, Da Mlinar;
Imperial, Pa.; Angela Anžur;
Cooperstown, N. Y.: Anton Zidar;	*
Vahall, N. Y.: Rudolf Kmetič, žena Marija in otroka Margareta in Marija;
Red Hock Farm, Nj Y.: Anton Mihelič, žena Olga in otroci Ida, Albert, Anton in Valter;
niel Reba, Mrs. Mae Clark, Mrs.' Ann Spretnak, Ella, Michael in Nicholas, brata Marko Predo-vič ter več vnukov m vnukinj. Položili jo bodo na mrtvaški oder v Golubovem pogrebnem zavodu v soboto ob 10. uri dopoldne. Pogreb bo v pondeljek. Pogrebno sv. opravilo bo v St. Nicholas cerkvi a čas še ni' določen. Po-
Washington Cp., N. Y.: Hin-t^ojna je bila rojena v v;
Kdor le more naj še koga
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Franc Knific, semeniški ravnatelj.
Zadnji dan razprodaje— Černetova zlatarska trgovina 6412 St. Clair Ave. naznanja, da bo jutri zadnji dan razprodaje. Cene so neverjetno znižane in kdor kupi zdaj, si bo prihranil lepe denarje.
Karte ,za delo—
Oni novi naseljenci, ki morajo imeti “social security” karto za delo, naj se zglasijo v našem uradu, da jim izpolnimo tozadevno prošnjo ter jo zanje odpošljemo v mesto. Vsak, ki hoče dobiti delo v tovarni, mora imeti tako karto. Mi mu prošnjo napravimo brezplačno, ker nam je urad iz mesta poslal vzorce za prošnje.
liko Leješče, Zumberak na Hr-! Roja* poškodovan— vatskem. Bila je članica dr. Sv.j Mr. Ferjančič iz 15321 Plato CFU in a

h, ki je učil' POWER Point, 6. — Dne 18. v katerih morajo delati in živeti. prj blagajni. Vstopnico lahkojOhio.
kupite v našem uradu ali pa pri članih Ohio KSKJ Boosters Clu-ba na St. Clairju, v Newburghu in Collinwoodu. Za St. Clair in Newburgh smo že navedli ime-
na tehnični falkuteti. Dalje je'julija je umrl Frank Kopri-bil aretiran študent ekonomske' va, star 74 let, doma iz Črnega falkutete Šinkovec, in študent vrha nad Škofjo Loko, v Ame-Kranjc, ter še več “tovarišev.” riki 44 let. Zapušča ženo in Aretirana sta bila na tehnični hčer v Škofji Loki, eno hčer pa falkuteti, dva brata Zalarja, na &pitalu na Koroškem.
V zadnjem času vidimo v Jugoslaviji še novo vrsto "vojnih t ujetnikov.” To so taki bivši vojni ujetniki, ki so se na kak način zamerili OZNI in so obsojeni na
kako desetino let prisilnega dela. na tistih, v Collinwoodu je pa
medicinski Hojec ,na slavistični Lapajne, na strojnem oddelku tehnične falkutete pa Muršee.
IMPERIAL, Pa, — Dne 22. julija je umrl pionirski naseljenec Frank Zupanc v visoki
TITOVCI zahtevajo, na Pri- starosti 86 let, doma iz Dolenj-morskem od družin, ki imajo 6 »kega. V Clevelandu zapušča
as. i,™.
ga imajo ali ne: oddati ga motajo!
VIPAVSKA, znana po svoji dobri kapljici, je danes brez vina. Pred tedni so ga ob pogrebu v Ajdovščini morali iti iskat eno uro daleč v stransko vas. Dobili so ga samo 1 liter.
PRIMORSKO so titovci v pomanjkanju že izenačili z ostalo Slovenijo. Ljudje nimajo čev-
utnrla Mary kosec, rojena 9. sept. 1905 v West Newtonu, Pa. Podlegla je operaciji na možganih. Zapušča tri hčere, mater, brata, m štiri sestre.
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Nova belgijska vlada
Bruselj, Belgija. — Krščanska socijalna stranka in liberalna stranka sta se v načelu spo-
_____	razumeli, da sestavita skupno
Ijev in nosijo na vsaki nogi dru- vlado. Socijalistti. bodo verjetno
gačen čevelj.
V TITOVINI dobe ljudje na nakaznice: najprej blago za oble-ke, zatem, podlogo in nazadnje šele sukanec. Med nakupom teh vrst pa seveda preteče več mesecev.
ostali v opoziciji. Predsednik vlade (in zunanji minister bosta _ krščanska socijalista, obrambni n‘k kaj ih, o njenih dobrih lju-
Trt n ta
Pravijo, da se Tito močno jezi, ker boljševiki v Moskvi nočejo poslati domov jugoslovanskih otrok, 68 po številu, ki pohajajo v boljševiške vojaške šole.
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Kar bi mi radi vedeli je to, če so ruski boljševiki tistih 68 ju. goslovanskih otrok skrivaj ugra. bili, pa da jih zdaj nočejo vrniti, ali jih je Tituš sam poslal k bolj-ševikom v Moskvo, da se nauče vojskovanja.
Taki se zadnje čase morejo osvoboditi, če se zavežejo, da bodo v svobodi delali za OZNO. Če to store, jih celo domov puste v katerikoli del Nemčije. Specijali-listi v raznih strokah lahko olajšajo svoje življenje v Jugoslaviji s tem da vstopijo v vojsko ali avijacijo. V ta namen ni treba drugega kot pokazati, da ima mož dobro voljo, da bo zvesto služil titovskemu režimu. Mora prestati skušnjo v šest tedenskem tečaju, kjer ga uče komunizma, Marksizma, Ljeninizma ter zgodovino jugoslovanskega osvobodilnega gibanja.
Kdorkoli danes pride iz Jugoslavije, ne zna pripovedovati samo o prelepem njenem sinjem nebu na Adriji, o njenih cipres-
minister pa liberalec.
izjavil, da bo unija nadaljevala pogajanja za mirno in sporazumno rešitev vseh sporov glede deh, ampak tudi o strašnem trp- mezde in delovnih odnosov. Za-
Novi drektorji v obijala vladi
Columbus, O. — Governer I.ausche je imenoval za novega direktorja oddelka za naravna bogastva dosedanjega direktorja za kmetijstvo A. W. Marion. Kmetijstvo pa je v državni vladi prevzel L. A. Kaufmanu 'profesor ohijske državne univerze.
zbornica je sprejela zakonski mafe Pri L°Jzk“vih’	bil Pri Brodnick Bros. 16013 Wa-
15606 Holmes
.	' ,	. ,'C
Frank Žnidar,
Ave.
Pokažimo se na 24. avgusta, da bo Frank Papesh, ki je doma iz Pueblo, Colorado, videl, da nas je tudi v Clevelandu nekaj takih, ki se zanimamo za lep šport, c--------------------
Avtomobilski delavci sklenili stavko
Detroit, Mich. — CIO upija avtnega delavstva je sklenila, da stopi vse članstvo v stavko za večje plače. 85,000 članov je gla-sovalo za stavko in samo 9549 proti, kakih 700 glasov je bilo spornih ali neveljavnih. Pred-
hačrt, ki povišuje najnižjo mezdo od 40 centov na 76 centov na
i ko je umrla.
Frank Zupančič
Najnižja mezda 75 cen-
toV na UTO	lumri za srčno hibo Frank Zu-
Washington. - Posla nska	Pri hiši pravijo po do-
Včeraj zvečer ob 7:00 uri je levizijski aparat, ako plačate takoj $34.95, ostalo pa na lahka mesečna odplačila. Zglasite se
Lake Success. '■— Posebni od-* bor Zveze Narodov je odobril, Novem mestu. Od tam je prišel predlog tajnika Trygve Lie-a, da v Cleveland pred 47 leti. Tukaj se bodo letne seje Zveze začenja-1 zapušča nečakinjo Josephine le vedno z enominutnim molkom‘Peskar. Pogreb se bo vršil iz za molitev oziroma premišljeva-iZakrajškovega pogrebnega zanje.	J voda. čas ni še določen.
lahko obiščejo,
Poceni televizija—
Vi lahko dobite fin Philco te-
68 let. Stanoval je na 5612 Car- terloo Rd. in ga vam bodo radi ry Ave. Delal je pri Hill Acme Co. Bil je član društva Woodmen of the World.
Doma je bil iz Šmihelja pri
SENATORJEVO ZDEHANJE NE PRIDE V REKORD, JE DOLOČIL PODPREDSEDNIK
Washington. — Podpredsed- je bilo najbolj važno delo tega nik Zed. držav, Alben W. Bark-j odseka tisto, ko se je senator Lu-
............. ....ley, je ukazal, da se črta iz se- cas nagnil nazaj, se pretegnil v
sednik unije Walter Reuter je natnega zapisnika pripomba, da svojem stolu in močno zazdehal.
je senator Lucas iz Illinoisa zde- Oglašil se je podpredsednik hal.	in ukazal, da poročilo o zdeha-
Načelnik odseka za dajatve, 'nju senatorja Lucasa iz Illinoisa senator McKellar je poročal, da'ne pride v kongresni zapisnik.
stopniki industrije pravijo, da bi vsa povišanja, ki jih unija hoče uveljaviti, veljala in znašala po 45 centov na uro pri vsakem uslužbencu.
Vlada Kitajske gre v Chungking
Canton, Kitajska. — Narodna vlada Kitajske se seli v nekdanjo vojno prestolico Chunking. Tam je bila narodna vlada, ko so Japonci podjarmili severno in srednjo Kitajsko. Sedaj mo-Prav lahko je mogoče ,da so ra narodna vlada bežati pred na. tisti jugoslovanski "otroci” že valom komunističnih čet. Kon-toliko pri pameti, da se nočejo zulati zapadnih sil nameravajo več vrniti v Titovino, ker vedo,'pa v vsakem slučaju ostati v b.Mn« muzika bo še tam. 'cantonu.
ljenju, ki tam vlada za vse lju di, posebno pa za nesrečne vojne ujetnike. V Jugoslaviji vladajo nacistične metode vuhunje-nja drug proti drugem, gestapovske metode mučeniškega zasliševanja in poizve dovanja, tam vlada “ljudsko sodišče," ki sodi na podlagi tajnih ovadb ip klikarskih interesov, tam nikjer in nikoli nisi varen. Za nemške vojne in druge ujetnike so posebne špijonske službe, posebna OZNA, posebna sodišča in če je mogoče še hujše metode kot za druge ljudi. To je strašna dežela, ki jo je Bog blagoslovil z vsem dobrim, pa hudič sebi podjarmil, vse dobro zatrl in zlo razkošatil. Ljudje so dobri. To so tisti ljudje, ki so se uprli na. cističnemu navalu, se borili proti okupaciji, pa jim je usoda dala tiranske sedanje gospodarje. Ti ljudje se še naprej bore za
Ameriški kardinali v Rimu
Rim, Italija. — V Rim sta dospela ameriška kardinala nadškof Samuel Stritch iz Chicaga, Edward Mooney, nadškof iz Detroita.
Razne najnovejše svetovne vesti
WASHINGTON. — Skupina senatorjev hoče zaslišati generala MacArthurja glede položaja na Daljnem Vzhodu in posebno glede nove politike, ki naj se vodi na Kitajskem. Poleg njega hočejo pozvati k zaslišanju tudi komandanta pacifiške mornarice admirala Oskarja C. Badger.
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BUENOS AIRES. — Ponarejeni USA bankovci so v prometu v Argentini. In sicer so to bankovci po 10, 20, in 50 dolarjev. Strokovnjaki pravijo, da so bili bankovci tiskani v Sovjjetski coni Nemčije in preiskovalci trdijo, da so bankovce prinesli mornarji. Ponarejeni bankovci so razširjeni tudi. v Parizu in drugih mestih
razkazali.
Druga obletnica—
V »aboto ob 8 bo darovana v cerkvi sv. Lovrenca maša za pok. Johna Lukač v spomin 2. obletnice njegove smrti.
Rovanšek odpotuje—
Poznani in prijazni Ciril Rovanšek, gl. odbornik ABZ in agilni tajnik društva sv. Janeza Krst 37 ABZ odpotuje z družino v Kanado in potem na glavno sejo v Ely, Minn. Odsoten bo iz Clevelanda od 13. do 23. avgusta. V Kanadi tjo obiskal bratranca Vida Rovanšek, 301 Jean St. Sudbury, Ont. Ža časa njegove odsotnosti naj se člani obrnejo v slučaju potrebe na predsednika Charlesa Vrtovšnika, 1104 E. 71. St. tel. HE 0941. Seta dr. sv. Janeza Krst 37 je prestavljena radi gornjega od tretje na četrto nedeljo. Seja bo torej na 28. avgusta v navadnih prostorih in ob navadnem času. Cirilu in njegovi družini na želimo prav veselo in srečnoj poto* vanje.
rejo. Ti ljudje so danes gosto' ljubni tudi napram vojnim ujet- Francije, po Kubi in v Braziliji.
nikom, ki jih smatrajo za svoje sotrpine. Ta narod je bil ogolju-fan v svoji borbi za svobodo. Zato se dobro razumejo preprosti ljudje v Jugoslaviji z vojnimi ujetniki. Oboji si žele svobode, oboji po njej hrepene In oboji nimajo nikake možnosti,
da bi si jo osvojili, si k svobodi svoje osvobojenje kolikor se mo- pomagali.
BRUSELJ, BELGIJA. — Novi belgijski vladi5 predseduje krščanski demokrat Gaston Eyskens, zunanji minister je znani ekonomist Paul Van Zeeland. Vlada je koalicija katoliške in liberalne stranke.	' '
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WASHINGTON. — USA tajnik za narodno brambo Johnson je odletel v Ottawo, kjer bo imel konferenco s kanadskim mi' nistrom za obrambo o skupnih vojaških zadevah ober držav, zla ati glede obrambe ameriškega kontinenta.
Važna seja—
Podružnica št. 3 SMZ ima sejo v nedeljo pop. ob 2 v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Članstvo naj se udeleži seje polnoštevilno.
Novi člani zapadite Evrope
Strassbourg, Francija. — Grčija, Turčija in 'Islandija so pristopile k zapadno-evropski zvezi. Začasni ministrski svet zn-padno-evropskih dežel je sprejem potrdil. Zastopniki teh držav so že dopotovali v Strassbourg k sejam.
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Za Kanado in sploh za dežele izven Zed. držav $10.00 na leto. Za pol leta $6.00, za 8 mesece $3.50.
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Na delo za Mohorjevo Družbo!
Naša stara znana Mohorjeva Družba v Celovcu nas kliče na pomoči' Gre se za njen obstanek. Peščica koroških Slovencev je ne more obdržati. Na Goriškem imajo svojo družbo. V Jugoslavijo ne more. Tam je samo še potvorba Mohorjeve družbe, ki dela ravno v nasprotno smer, kakor je delala prava Mohorjeva družba skozi desetletja.
Zato se celovška Mohorjeva Družba obrača na nas, ameri-kanske Slovence, da jo podpremo. S tem, da postanemo njeni udje, kakor so že mnogi bili ne še dolgo nazaj. Saj jej ne bomo zastonj pomagali: dobili bomo za en dolar dve lepi knjigi, znani Mohorjev koledar in Večernice. Kdor količkaj čuti katoliško, in slovensko, naroči se na Mohorjevo Družbo. V obeh ozirih je Mohorje-ne,zadovoljstvo ljudstva in se oklicali za'varuhe nacijonal- va Družba storila silno veliko nih pravic tega ljudstva, klicali boj proti Okupatorju, zlo- dobrega med Slovenci, v kato-rabljali ljudska čustva in oznanjali Mesija — ki seveda ni- liškem in slovenskem oziru. Na kakor ni bil po njihovem Kristus, ampak svetni vladar — milijone dobrih knjig je šlo po ki bo strl rimsko oblast in ustanovil raj na zemlji. To je bil njih politični program in na te limanice so ljudstvo lovili. V svojem privatnem življenju pa so bili farizeji največje ljud-
Nedeljsko pismo
Dragi prijatelj!
V zadnjih nedeljah sva politizirala, to se pravi, skušala sva dognati kakšna so pota in cilji naše katoliške politike, istočasno pa sva tudi ugotovila, da ima vsak katoličan, po naravnem pravu pravico in dolžnost politizirati. Pa dobro vem, da me boš vprašal: zakaj pa vendar ni na svetu tako, kot si zapisal? Veš zakaj? Zato ker se v svetu vedno ponavlja tista zgodba, ki jo bomo v nedeljo brali v evangeliju, zgodba o farizeju in cestninarju.
Saj slišimo leto za letom to zgodbo, pa menda vselej bolj v prazno izzveni, najbrž zato, ker ti beseda farizej in cestninar malo, ali pa nič ne pomeni. Ti bom skušal razložiti ti dve besedi, pa boš videl, kako aktualni sta za današnji dan, kakor tudi za leta nazaj.
Farizeji so bili politična stranka, ki je, imela ob Jezusovem času precejšno moč. Dežela je bila okupirana od Rimljanov in ti so Palestincem usiljevali svoje nazore, kulturo, vzgojo, politično prepričanje itd. Narod je bil sila nezadovoljen. Farizeji kot dobri politiki, so hitro porabili to oklicali za'varuhe nacijonal-
postav!” vselej je ta beseda žd pomenila konec in propad.] Ne v«m primernih besedi, s In tako tudi danes govori človek, ki je komaj drobec božje- katerimi bi mogel pravilno ta
ga stvarstva, tako govori farizej današnjih dni. (
Ali vidiš sedaj, prijatelj, kje so vzroki, da ni v svetu krščanske politike? Laž, hinavščina, prevara, zahrbtnost, škodoželjnost, neskončni človeški napuh in ošabnost, stremljenje po posesti in oblasti, to so besede, s katerimi bi človek pisal zgodovino politike današnjih dni. Res, farizeji današnjih dni tirajo človeštvo v pogin. Vemo, da visi tudi nad njimi kletev Gospodova, vendar, kako dolgo še, vzdihujeva ti in jaz.	t
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Naši Slovenci - pijonirji odmiramo, vsako leto nas je manj, torej tudi vsako leto manj naročnikov slovenskim časopisom. Nekaj si bodo opomogli sedaj z novodošlimi Slovenci, samo nekaj. Argentinski Slovenci hočejo imeti svoje časopisje, in prav je tako in prav je, da tudi njim pomagamo. In Mohorjevi Družbi moramo pomagati, tej naši stari toliko-zaslužni organizaciji. Z izdajanjem novih knjižic se pa samo slabi naše dosedanje katoliške publikacije, za katere je bilo dosti truda in znoja, da se jih je utrdilo. In sedaj naj jih slabimo? — Zato sem odločno proti tem knjižicam, ki izhajajo in se jih še več obljublja iz' Barbertona.
Mohorjevi Družbi med slovenski narod in ga izobraževalo,
Rev. Matt. A. Jager.
Pozdravljeni dobrodošli, delegati in delegatinje Zap. Slov. Zveze!
Cleveland, O. -» V pondeljek 29. avgusta se prične v Slovenskem narodnim domu, 6417 St.
versko, narodno, gospodarsko, oiair Ave., IB. redna konvenci- ci S. N. Duma, kjet sekonven-
Mohorjeva Družba
ja Zapadne Slovanske Zveze, ki oija vrši, da-»• be-toeba daleč
naj jo pustimo, da propade? Menda ja ne. Naša krivda bi bila velika. Naročimo se na Mohorjevo Družbo!
Gotovo bo v vsaki večji slovenski naselbini kdo, ki bo pobiral naročnino, če drugi ne, vaš župnik bo gotovo rad posredoval. Glavni zastopnik Mohorjeve Družbe v Ameriki pa je pater Odilo, znani misijonar, kdo ga ne pozna? če drugam ne morete, nanj pošljite naročnino, naslov je: Rev. Odilo Hajnšek, OFM., Holy Family Church, Willard, Wis.
Omenjam še to. Barberton-ski župnik sem. Zato moram javno zavzeti stališče. Iz Bar-
za največje verske, socijalne in politične ideale, njihove duše pa so bile polne hinavščine, gnusobe, laži, zahrbtnosti, zlobe. Kristus jih najlepše označi: na zunaj pobeljeni grobovi, znotraj pa polni smradu in gnilobe. Vedno so hodili v tempelj molit, da bi jih videli ljudje, vso postavo so izvrševali, da ne bi morda kdo dvomil v njihovo pravovernost, toda le zato, da bi varali ljudi. (Misel mi uhaja na hinavsko igro naših komunistov Mikuža, Kocbeka, Fajfarja, Brileja itd.) Na drugi strani pa so do kosti odirali revne, vdove in sirote, pobirali denar v dobre namene, pa ga spravljali v svoj žep, pozivali ljudi k nacijonalni in verski zavesti, sami pa vse to teptali. In na tako njihovo delovanje jim da Kristus spričevalo: “Gorje vam farizeji in pismouki, vi norci in slepci, gorje vam gadja zalega, pobeljeni grobovi, vi precejate komarje pa požirate kamele.” Kristus, vsevedni, ki je pretehtal zadnji kotiček farizejskega srca, ni našel tam niti trohico pravičnosti.
Drugi pa so bili cestninarji, ki so pobirali davke za Rimljane. Domačini torej, ki so šli v službo k okupatorju.
Ke,r pa jih za to delo ni nič plačal, zato so sami izterjevali toliko vdč davka na dovoljene in nedovoljene načine in tako bogato zaslužili. Jasno je, da niso bili pri ljudstvu priljubljeni.
Silno je zanimivo, da Kristus najde več pravičnosti pri cestninarju, ki se zaveda svoje krivde, kot pa pri ošabnemu in hinavskemu farizeju. “Oni je šel opravičen na svoj dom, ta pa ne.”
Strašna jet Kristusova obsodba nad farizeji in če bi Kristus šel danes spet čez svet, o, ne samo enkrat, stokrat, tisočkrat bi moral zaklicati v svet: “Gorje!” Res, gorje hinavci, zapeljivci, ljudski zvodniki, lažniki, obrekovalci; gorje vam, ki ste: s svojimi lažmi zapeljali na stotine miljo-nov ljudi; gorje, ki ste jih ogoljufali s svojo lažjo za vse človeške pravice, jim vzeli svobodo, čast, dostojanstvo, pravico do življenja; gorje vam, ki ste 300 miljonov človeštva zaprli v ječe smrti, bede, lakote, nagote in prisilnega dela; gorje vam, ki lažete vsemu svetu o svobodi, enakosti in bratstvu, pa poznate samo zakon sile, nož, pest in umor; gorje, ki se proglašate za zaščitnike! vere, pa jo teptate kot gada; gorje vam, ki se proglašate pred svetom za zaščitnike ljudstva, pa ga pribijate na križ; gorje vam, ki valite krivdo umiranja človeštva na druge, sami pa farizejsko stojite sredi sveta in govorite: “Zahvalim te Gospod, da nismo taki kot drugi: tatovi, razbojniki, morilci, požigalci, zvodniki ljudstva, lažnjivci itd.” Kristus jih je obsodil že pred tisoč-devetsto leti: “Gorje vam, gadja zalega!”
Drugi greh pa, ki ga Kristus tako strahovito prekolne na farizejih, je njihov napuh. In ta Kristusova kletev se uresničuje v vsej človeški zgodovini. Vedno velja pregovor starih: napuh hodi pred padcem. Pa je vseeno ali so to angeli v nebesih, ali Adam in Eva, ali Sodomljani, ali rimski cesarji, ali brezverci vseh vekov, ali politiki v sedanji ali polpretekli dobi. Kadarkoli je ustvarjeno bitje! reklo: “Ne bom ti služil o Bog, jaz sam sebi.zadostujem, jaz znam živet-ti in vladati brez Tebe, jaz znam svet urediti brez božjih 2le®ko. In če izdajo denar za
seboj. Ali ima svoj sedež V Denverju, Co-
taplo pozdraviti in počastiti drage nam goste, brate in sestre, delegate ta delegatinje 13. redne konvencije Zapadne slovanske zveze, ki se »nidete v nekaj dneh tukaj v največji ameriški slovenski metropoli, v slovenskem Clevelandu. Bodite nam iskreno pozdravljeni ta kličem vam vsem: Dobrodošli! Želim ta upam, da se boste med nami ipočutili kot doma ali še bolje in da boste odnesli s seboj prijetne spomine na slovenski Cleveland. Mogoče pričakujete kaj lepšega ta boljšega, kot boste skusili ta videli pri nas. Mi se bomo sicer vsi potrudili, ida vam postrežemo kar je najbolje mogoče in vem da je naša velika slovenska naselbina tudi tega sposobna.
V Clevelandu in okolici imamo devet Narodnih domov, slovenske cerkve, slovenske banke, stotine raznih društev, ta na stotine raznih slovenskih trgovin in gostita. Izmed narodnih domov je največji Slovenski narodni dom, 64117 St. Clair Ave., kjer se'bo naša konvencija vrši la. Ta dom je last slovenskih društev in posameznih Slovencev. Kot sem že omenil, imamo tukaj imnogo slovenskih trgovin, kot tudi slovenske zdravnika in vsakovrstne druge profesionalce. Če boste nakupovali kakšno blago tukaj, priporočam, da greste v slovenske trgovine, ker slovenski trgovci tu-, di nam pomagajo na razne načine pri naših društvih, z oglasi in drugače in tudi vem da boste povsod pošteno postreženi.
Več delegatov in gostov iz zapadnih držav še nikdar preje ni bilo v Clevelandu, bo to zanje prvi obisk Clevelanda. Vseta tem želim da bi odnesli prijetne spomine na našo metropolo ameriških Slovencev. Tukaj boste stanovali večinoma pri slovenskih družinah v okoli-
lorado. To je prva konvencija te Zveze, ki jo obdržava v Clevelandu, oziroma vzhodno od Chicago. Na konvencijo pridejo delegati, delegatinje in častni gostje iz raznih zapadnih držav Amerike, koder je največ društev ZSZ.
Ob tej priliki želim podati javnosti nek^fmalega podatkov o tej dični bratski podporni organizaciji, o kateri se na vzhodu bolj malo sliši. Zapadna slovanska zveza je bila ustanovljena 5. julija 1908., leta v Denverju, Colorado, torej pred 41 leti in je najvišje solventna bratska podporna organizacija med vsemi slovenskimi slični-
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Vsi so prihajali, njega ni b’lo , 1. tako bi bil lahko pel na vso moč tam pred mestnim ali občinskim javnim hlevom v Regini, kanadska provinca Saskatchewan, kamor sem nesel svoj kovčeg popolnoma brez vsakega vzroka in potrebe. Gor na mehki slamici . . . sem se bil preobleke; in spravil za spomin mojega visokega obiska v senu vso spodnjo uniformo z vso živino, kar jo je bilo po šivih in kjer koli. Muzal sem se, kadar sem se spomnil, kaj sem spravil tam v senu, in premišljal, da če sina ne hčere po meni ne bo v Kanadi, bo pa vsaj en pa$ gat ostalo za spomin na slavno Menišijo. Rad bi bil zraven, ko bodo tisti “šac" tam gori v senu odkopali in ugibali, kdo se je prišel sem gori prelevit.
Bil sem pripravljen za pogajanja, ako me bo kdč najel na žernado. Naj kar sami ponudijo, koliko plačajo, ki ne vem navade za take stvari v Kanadi. Na Menišiji bi si izgovoril najmanj dva para tmeplavcev, en firtoh, en par cajhastih hlač, eno šestico od vsstke prodane živine in ob koncu leta morda kakšno kronco. Tukaj pa še nisem vede; po čem jih najemajo. Zdelo se mi pa je, da bo nekaj ceneje, ker se skoro ponujam za delo. Če bi me prosili, bi lahko ceno navijal.
Mimo mene so hodili kanadski farmarji, glasno govorili in se prav toliko zmenili zame kot za zemljiške davke, za katere je treba človeka opomniti, da se jih spomni. Kaj vem, kaj so govorili med seboj. Precej podobni glasovi so bili pri Fricu v Cerknici na semanji dan. Računal sem, da so farmarji do-so bi-
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svojim članom dividende iz od-višnega smrtninskega sklada. Tekom svojega obstanka je i-mela organizacija za svoja, glasila razne slovenske liste. Ko pa je prenehal leta 1946 izhajati v Chicago, 111., Amerikanski Slovenec, ki je bil (zadnje glasilo ZSZ, je organizacija pričela izdajati svoje lastno glasilo, mesečnik, Fraternal Voke, ki se tiska v Denverju, Colo., katerega urejujejo George J. Miro-slavich, Anthony Jeršin in Joseph A. Težak. V Clevelandu i-mamo sedaj dve društvi ZSZ ta' sicer dr. sv. Katarine štev. 29, ki zboruje v S. N. Domu na St. Clair Ave. ip dr. Washington štev. 32, ki zboruje v SDD na Waterloo Rd.
Dvanajsta redna konvencija ZSZ se je vršila v prijazni za-padni slovenski naselbini, v Pueblo, Colorado, leta 1945, katere sem se tudi podpisani udeležil. Že zadnja konvencija bi se bila imela vršiti v Clevelam du, toda radi vojnih razmer tedaj ni bilo mogoče, ker so bile v veljavi omejitve potovanja ta so bile železnice zaposlene drugimi zadevami Tedaj je delegacija odglasovala, da se vrši 13. rednnakonvencijja v Clevelandu, Ohio.
ce. Odločno sem proti temu. Njihova vsebina, ako primerna in še ne priobčena, bi bila prav lahko priobčena v kakem našem že obstoječem slovenskem katoliškem časopisu, v Ameriški Domovini, ali v Ame-rikanskem Slovencu, Glasilu velike katoliške Jednote, ali v Ave Mariji ali njenem koledarju. Katoliško časopisje v Ameriki jo že dosti pisalo o slovenskih problemih, nevarnosti in pogubnosti komunizma, o razmerah v stari domovini, še predno so naši begunci prišli semkaj. In še vedno priobča tozadevne članke. In bodo uredniki radi priobčili vsako novo, originalno misel. Tudi bi vsebino teh knjižic mnogo več ljudi bralo, ako bi bila priobčena v kakem že obstoječem časopisu, kakor pa v posebni brošuri.
Z izdajanjem novih knjižic in pošiljanjem med narod se pa dela samo nepotrebno konkurenco našim starim, že dolga leta obstoječim katoliškim publikacijam. Naši ljudje ne bero toliko, kakor so brali ljudje v starem kraju, poleg slovenskega čtiva bero tudi an-
li pri svojih sorodnikih ali ožjih prijateljih in 'boste povsod lepo in prijazno sprejeti. Saj smo Slovenci tudi povsod drugod lepo sprejeti pri svojih domačih, tako boste tudi vi tukaj. Sedaj še iščemo sobe za delegate in goste, jih še nimamo dovolj, Vendar upamo, da j ih bo dovoj do časa konvencije, ker dobri Slovenci nam vsepovsod gredo prijazno na rpko ta' nam pomagajo in prijavljajo sobe za delegacijo ZSZ. Zato sem gotov da boste vsi zadovoljni, ko pridete v Cleveland. Zato vam kličem 'še enkrat: Dobrodošli delegati, delegatinje in častni gostje, prijatelji ZSZ! Na svidenje!
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til, če sem jih sam pri sebi obdolžil, da so jih en par stisnili v kakšnem kotu. Pozneje sem zvedel, da so iprav tiste dni zar čeli voziti pšenico na kolodvor.
Klub “Ljubljana” vabi
Euclid, O. — Sezona piknikov v prosti naravi se že bliža koncu. Zato se je pa naš klub Ljubljana” odločil, da priredi še en zlet v tej sezoni in sicer v nedeljo 14. avgusta. Cžani in članice kluba prav prijazno va-
bijo svoje prijatelje in prijateljice, da pridete na ta piknik, ki se bo vršil na prijazni Zgončevi farmi na Eddy Rd. v Wick-liffe, O., da pridete vsi in da se skupno razveselimo v prijateljski družbi.
Ta farma je vsakemu že znana in kdor je bil že tam ve, da se počuti tam kot bi bil na oddihu kje v Kaliforniji.
Ker je našemu klubu Dom vedno pri srcu ta gleda, da mu vedno priskoči na pomoč in še posebno sedaj, ko se pozidava, zato vabimo vse prijatelje kluba, da se gotovo odzovete našemu vabilu in pridete od blizu in daleč in da se skupno razveselimo kot pravi prijatelji in prijateljice. Za vaš poset se vam vsem že naprej zahvaljujemo. Torej, na svidenje v nedeljo 14. avgusta.
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To se pravi, lanski pridelek.
Vso zimo so žito varovali doma, šele na pomlad, ko je prišla prava tena, so jo vozili na postajo in tam so jo nasuli v vagone ter poslali po svetu. Takrat so farmarji vozili dan za dnem in navadno vsak z dvema ali več vozovi, da je spravil pšenico na trg, predno se je začelo poljsko delo koncem maja, ali v začetku junija. Votzili so pšenico v mesto ta se narajali. Saj je bilo denarja ko toče.
Ker se le nihče ni zmeni; zame, me je začelo skrbeti, kaj bo če, se res ne bo nihče spotaknil vame. Tieti znanec mi je rekel, naj kar čakam, da me bo gotovo kdo opazil ta vprašal, če hočem delo. Najbrže tukaj nimajo navade, da bi kdo hodil drugače podpirati hlev, kot če bi rad dobil delo na farmah.
Farmarji ta njih hlapci so začeli že vlačiti konje iz hlevov in jih zapregati v prazne vozove. Kakor sem videl, so si bili farmarji in njih živina precej domači, ker pri marsikaterem vozu so se nosili vsenaokrog, predno je prišlo oje med dva konja. Včasih so zmagovali konji, včasih pa farmarji. Ta-. ki konji so potem plačali za svojo razposajenost, ko so bili enkrat vipreženi pri ojesu, da je treščil voz fepred hleva in doli po cesti, da se je vse kadilo za njimi. Domislil sem se na Matijevega Gregorja iz Bezuljaka, kateremu so konji peljali, pa če ‘so bili že na,pol pri konja- „ ču. Gregor ni nikdar položil biča na konje, samo z voza je govoril konjičema neke hude besede, da sta bežala ? vozom kar so ju noge nesle. Ampak, kakor sem opazoval ravnanje s konji v Kanadi, bi se Matijev Gregor lahko marsikaj naučil tukaj.
Iz takih misli me zdrami hripav glas, ki je nabijal po nemško: “Ali bi hotel iti morda
človek sem vstal s kovčega, ker
je tudi tujec stal pred menoj in ni kazalo, da bi mu sede odgovarjal. Kaj se ve, če ni kdaj slišal o kakšni maniri. Po zunanjosti sodeč mi ta človek ni bil prav nič všeč. Bil je nekaj več kot srednjih let, skoro divjega obraza ta oblastnega nastopa. Poznalo se mu je, da je pil. Koliko ga je predihal, nisem moge; vedeti, ampak kolikor ga je, ga je še dokaj dobro nosil. Širok obraz je kazal, da je poljskega rodu. Raje bi videl, da bi me bil kdo drogi vprašal. Ozrl sem se okrog, da bi videl, če me ne bi hotel morda kateri drugi za svojega ta šele, ko sem videl, da res ni nobene druge 'ponudbe za mojo delovno silo, sem počasi odgovori.;
“Magari!”
“Dobro! Z menoj greš lahko. Moj hlapec bo kmalu za-pregel oba para konj. Tistale dva vozova sta moja. Vrzi kov-čeg na voz in čakajta, da pridem nazaj. Pri meni 'boš imel dobro: dela bo dosti, pa tudi za jesti dosti. Imel boš vse prosto ta en dolar na dan.”
Obrnil se je in- šel, najbrže je bil še žejen! Nič me ni vprašal, če sem zadovoljen s pomud-bo. Računal sem na prste: en dolar na dan, če bo plačal tudi nedeljo, bo to 30 dolarjev na mesec. Za en dolar je 4 krone v Ljubljani, torej bom »lužil 150 krono na mesec. Ce bi za vse kupil žemelj, bi jih bilo že precej en kup. No, zabogatil pri tem človeku ravno ne bom, ampak nekaj bo pa že, vsaj za prvo Silo.
Torej par ur potem, ko sem se pripeljal v Regino, sem bil že v službi. Ne verjamem, da bi kateri mojih znancev z ladje tako hitro napredoval v Kanadi. F)j, smo že zakej, mi Me-niševci.
Bomo videli, kako smo jo fu-rali na farme in kako se mi je godilo tam.
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Washington. — Poslanec Knowland iz Kalifornije je zahteval, da se takoj pokliče domov
S. Scoville ml. — Pavel Holeč«
Breg je bil komaj nekaj metrov nato je iztrgal Roka mešancu širok in nad njim se je dviga-1 iz rok in vrgel oba dečka kakor la petnajst merov visoka stena; dve vreči moke skozi odprte du-
čez skalovje se je vila precej strma steza, ki se ji je poznalo, da je še nedavno nekdo hodil po njej. Tik pred dečkoma je ležala štirioglata skala, visoka kakor hiša. Rok je nezaupljivo motril stezo in vlekel sapo skozi nos, a Vilče se je skrbno razgledoval po jezeru in se spominjal nekih starih povesti.
“Ali veš, Rok, kje sva?” je vprašal tovariša.
“Kraj mi mi všeč,” odvrne Rok, “hudoben čar.” Govorila sta zamolklo, dasi ni bilo nikogar ne videti ne slišati.
“Pri, ‘začaranem jezeru’ sva, začepeče Vilče. ‘'Pred davnim časom ga je odkril star traper. Zadnjih petdeset let so ga pa skoro čisto pozabili.”
Oprezno sta se pomeknila nekaj korakov naprej, da sta prišla do skale. Nad vso okolico je vladala gluha tišina, da ju je skoro jela obhajati groza. Ko pa sta zavila okoli ogla, jima je udarilo na uho ono žalostno tuljenje, ki ga je bil Vilče slišal ponoči.
Pred njima je stala nizka, na
ri v kočo.
Ko se je Vilče čez nekaj minut spet zavedel, je opazil Roka, ki se je plašno nagibal čezenj. Usnjenega mošnjička z biserom ni bilo več. Dawson mu ga je bil odtrgal z vratu in vteknil v žep, preden je mogel kateri njegovih tovarišev to opaziti. Tolpa se je razkropila na vse strani, hoteč se .prepričati, ali ni še kdo v bližini; zato sta ostala dečka dobro minuto sama. Rok je še utegnil Vilčetu prišepniti: “Ne govori! Naredi se mutastega! Sicer ne dobim« kladare!” ko so planili zločinci spet v kočo.
“Nikogar več ni in tudi sledov ni videti,” je govoril Dawson pajdašema in se penil od jeze. “Kdo sta?” se je zadrl na ujetnika. “Kako sta prišla semkaj?”
Japonske generala MacArthurja, da bo pričal pred kongresom glede oborožene pomoči tujim državam. Edini MacAr-thur ,bo vedel povedati, kaj je zdaj potrebno na Daljnem vzhodu, da se zajezi komunistična poplava.
ši zvon v tem mestu je v zvoniku presbiterijanske cerkve sv. Pavla, ki je star že 116 let. Zadnjič je pel leta 1933. Od takrat je pa bršljin tako nagosto ovil zvon, da ga ni mogoče zamajati. Pr vič se je oglasil zvon leta 1833, zadnjič pa 100 let pozneje.
Oba sta se spomnila dogovora s kraljem gozdov”, da izgu bita 'obljubljeno nagrado, ako v teku meseca s kom spregovorita, in* sta molčala, 'kakor da imata zavezane jezike. Stresla
* »--------- o---------- '	iiiuaia navdane jouuvv.
sikalo naslonjena koca; poleg g^a z glavo, upirala oči veno-
_il .	- _ _.L«nln šmaia rolvlro«. *	v	• i	v _.T-
nje je rohnelo troje velikan sitih črnih psov in vleklo za verigo, da se je stresalo drevo,
ni. Za psi se je nahajala ču dna priprava, ki se je končevala v dolgo, mnogokrat zavito cev. Vilče je spoznal v njej prav preprosto zgrajen .prekap-ni kotel in se zdajci spomnil, da so doma večkrat pripovedovali o tolpi razbojnnikov in ti-
mer v može, a nista niti črhnila. Ko se jima je pa velikan grožeče bližal, je prišla Vilčetu
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za čigar deblo so bili priklenje- dobra misel. Jel je mahati z
rokami okoli sebe, jih nato dvignil proti nebu, pokazal najprej nase in potem na tovariša.
To Vilčetovo čudno vedenje in njun molk je dečkoma rešilo življenje. Mešanec in Indijanec sta bila prazno-vema; ni ji- Usta, ma maralo v glavo, kako ata
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Dve leti je že minilo, kar zapustil naš si dom,
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Tvoji žalujoči:
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:o nista padla z neba, in zato sta menila, da morajo imeti nadnaravne, sile svoje roke vmes. Dawson seveda ni bil tako lahkoveren in si je stvar drugače razlagal. Slišala sta, ko je onima dvema pravil, da sta dečka najbrž umobolna, da sta uskočila iz blaznice ter zbežala v gozd. Zato je najpametnejše, da vzamejo oba s seboj in ju v bližini človeških
hitro najdejo; drugače so tudi 'oni v nevarnosti, da jih za-slede, ako*bi se onadva predolgo me vrnila in bi ju daleč naokoli iskali. Naposled pa sta morda celo ogleduha kanadske
zasledujejo.
Preden sta se pa dečka mogla umekniti iz-tega nevarnega kraja, so skočili trije možje iz koče in se vrgli nanju. Eden izmed njih je bil čistokrvni Indijanec. Njefcov tovariš je bil zelo temne polti; imel je kljukast nos in v ušesih je nosil uhane, kakršne nosijo mešanci, ko pa sta pogledala v obraz tretjemu, ki je zagrabil Vilčeta, sta se dečka stresla od groze.
Bil je velikan, visok najmanj dva metra. Od desnega očesa tja do ust se mu je videla široka brazgotina; rana se je bila pa tako zacelila, da mu je skr-	v_lw
čila meso na licu, in zato je bi- jezdne policije, lo zdaj videti, kakor da bi se mož venomer [porogljivo smehljal. Nad nosom so se stikale goste Obrvi, ki so bile košate, kakor da so narejene iz kocin divje zveri. Oči so žarele v zelenkastem’ ognju in v njih je bila tolika hladna krutost, da se je Vilče spomnil tigra, ki ga je nekoč videl v menažerji.
Prvi pogled je dečkoma povedal, da sta padla v roke “Brazgotincu” Dawsonu in da je vse resnica, kar sta kdaj slišala pripovedovati o njegovih činih. Bil je poglavar tolpe zločincev, ki so kradli v Zedinjenih državah konje in jih gonili preko meje v Kanado; razen tega so 'kuhali slabo žganje in ga tihotapili na obe strani,
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“Ne vem, ali me smrkavca nimata za norca,” se je zdrl nanju, ko ju je nehal opazovati. “Za vsak slučaj vaju pa dobro povežemo, dokler si nismo na jasnem. Če bi se pokazalo in segel si je z roko počasi in pomembno na grlo. Vilče se je s silo obvladal, da ni zatrepetaj od zroze, ko je zrl veli. kann v okrutne oči. Rok pa je bil, kakor vedno, popolnoma hladnokrven.
Nato so zvezali dečkoma roke in noge z močnimi jermeni in ju vrgli v kot na kup listja. Dawson je pa šel pred kočo krmit pse, ki se jim ni smel, kakor je bilo videti, nihče drugi približati.
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denar.
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Leto poprej je pa dli okrog njega in kuhali ve-
“Brazgotinec” sam v daljši borbi s carinskimi stražniki enega Od teh ubil, nato pa, dasi težko ranjen, ušel v gozdove in tam, kakor so menili, umrl od dobljenih ran.
Dawson je tiščal Vilčeta krepko za vrat, da mu je postalo črno pred očmi in je videl le še kakor skozi meglo žareče oči krutega morilca. Trenutek
čerjo. Za dečka se dolgo ni nihče zmenil. Ko pa so ostali povečerjali, se je po-javil poleg njiju Indijanec in ogledoval precej dolgo Rokov obraz. Nazadnje se je doteknil z roko dečkovih štrlečih ličnic in ži-mastih, črnih las. •
“Tudi ti rdsčekožec,” je zašepetal.
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Nato, ko se je Maurica izno-va lotila misel na cesarja živečega v tej skromni in tako tajmostno zaprti hišici, je uprl pogled na veliko žolto steno in čitai tam V ;švoje presenečenje v ogromnih; z'Ogljem začrtanih črkah: “Živel Napoleon!” — a poleg tega napisa nerodne umazanosti, pretirane do ne-zmisla. Dež je bil opral črke, napis je bil očividno že staro-daven; kako čudno se je postav-lal ta krik nekdanjega bojnega navdušenja na tem zidovju ki je nedvomno pozdravljal strica zavojevatelja, ne pa nečaka! In že se je vračali v spominih vsa njegova mladost in prepevala svoje bajke; spominja; se j« časov, ko je še tam doli v Ohe-ne-Populeux-u iz izibelke poslušal istprije deda, vojaka Velke armade. Mati mu je bila mrtva, oče pa je moral v banke-
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Časi so se strinjali drug z drugim ter izgubljali meje; zdelo se je, da se je vse zgodilo zunaj zgodovinskih dob, med strašnim spopadom vseh narodov; Angleži, Avstrijci, Prusi in Rusi, vsi so šli mimo, po vrsti in vsi naenkrat, kakor so jih pač hipno družile zveze, in ne da ibi bilo vselej mogoče povedati, kako (fa so bili ti hitreje poraženi nego oni- Naposled pa so bili vsi pobiti, njih poraz je bil nizogiben že-naprej, pod navalom junaštva in veleumja, ki je pometalo armade kako slamo. Takrat je bil Marengo,
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Friedland, tista strašna, velika past; ki so šli Rusi zolpet vanjo, enaki jati vrabcev brez, možganov — Friedland, to mojster-sko delo vojskovodstva cesarjevega, ki je vse vedel, vse znal. Naše levo krilo je stalo kakor skala. Ney ipa je osvojil -mesto od cest* do ceste in nato uničil mostove; a zatem se je vrglo naše levo krilo na desno krilo sovražnika, zrinilo ga k reki ter ga razbilo v tej pasti: klanje je bilo takšno, da so morili še ob desetih zvečer. Pa Wagram, kjer so nas hoteli Avstrijci odrezati od Donave z neprestanim po-množevanjem svojega levega krila, da bi porazili Masse-no, ki je ranjen poveljeval iz odprte kočije; a Napoleon, zvijačen in titanski obenem, se jim je podajal, dokler ni strašen ogenj iz sto topov nenadoma predrl njihovega nezakritega središča, dočim se je levo krilo preplašeno nad svojim osamljenim položajem, 'umaknilo pred zopet zmagujočim Masse-no ter odnesle); ostalo armado s seboj, kakor ipustošeča povodenj, ki se razliva izza predrtih jeizov. Naposled Moskva, kjer se je poslednjikrat zopet
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\I »ITH a “civil rights” bill in the W Offing it is Interesting to note Borr.e of the steps that have been taken in recent I y e a r s toward I this end in a number of ‘states: New \ Jersey’s new ' constitution contains broad civil rights provisions. New Mexico, O r e -I gon, Rhode Is-I land and Wash-j ington have
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adopted new F E P C laws. Texas has a new anti-lynching law. Wisconsin and New /	York did away
with segregation in their national guards and New Jersey and Connecticut eliminated segregation in public places. The Secretary of Defense ordered the three services to tliminate discrimination and segregation.
npHE 'Atlantic Pact has been rati-*• fied by eight of the twelve signers: Belgium, Canada, England, Norway, Luxembourg, Iceland, France and the United States. The lower houses of Italy and the Netherlands have ratified and upper house action is pending. Portugal is expected to ratify shortly. Denmark needs no ratification. The Treaty will not go into effect until ratified by theT Netherlands, the only remaining country where ratification is specifically required by the Treaty.
*pHE Committee on Foreign Af-! * fairs of the House has begun ; hearings on the Military Assistance Program presented by the President. -
To do too much too soon ’-light well be as destructive as doing toe little too late. Certainly no action can be taken without very accurate data and very certain proof ot need and of many other pertinent matters.
At the moment there is strong feeling that a rather nominal amount of assistance be given for - six months while countries agree upon plans for mutual defense against aggression. Such action on our part could well prove to be a strpng stlmulent for closer cooperation leading to European federation, which in its tun. should be a factor that of itself would lead to peace.
A general debate in the House on t\ the Pace Bill, the so-called Brannan farm program, which included the Gore Amendment, was unusually interesting and held a
iing ana
very large portion of the membership on the Floor. This Gore Amendment merely continues present farm policies for another year.
There were some momenta of hot argument which brought out basic attitudes as well as pertinent • maq who
touenea iunaamenwim the - most grippingly was Jim Wadsworth (he is a farmer), who said:
... “The most precious thing in the possession of the farmer is his liberty. Seldom . . . dp you find a man going into farming to make a great fortune . . - very few great fortunes are made in Agriculture ... Why do men cling to that avocation? Why do they work 60 hours a week and more if they happen to be dairy fanners ? Because they like to plan their own lives. You cannot close down a farm the way you can a factory. The man who qoaa the planning is a man who must be free, and his most precious 1 possession is his liberty.1*
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Slovene Open Tournament St Vitus Boosters
Are Organizing A Basketball Team
». Vitus Boosters No. 25 KSKJ are organizing a basketball team which will represent the lodge In city league competition and also play other KSKJ lodges both at home and on the road and finally early to 1950 enter the National KSKJ Tourney to JoUet or Chicago wherever it will be held.
Coach and manager of -the team will be Stanley Yager, 1203 Addison Rd. Phene EX 3169.
First meeting to plan and organize the team will be held this coming Monday, Aug 15th at 8:00 P. M. to St. Vitus School. Anyone interested to play>ng should attend the meeting or call up Mr. Yager for details; c >,1 —a—<4*—a*. ■ i
Ranger Battalions Survivors To Hold Reunion
The Ranger Battalion Aasoclation will hold Its first national reunion to Cleveland, Aug. 12-14, it was announced here today by Lieut. Col. Claude F. Rowan, unit director of the organized reserve corps
A thousand veterans of the six Ranger Battalions that fought in the European and Pacific Theatres of
The new champion, holder Frank (Governor) J. Lausche Trophy for one year is Paul Hribar with 38-38, 76. Runner-up Is Ed Marolt with 10-37, 77. Defending ohampion Joe Golob took 43-38, 81. Low net waa taken by W Hočevar 80-10, 70.. Anthony, Škraba 80-10, 70. Barberton: .
Other scofes: Ed'Golob 40-39—79, J. Škroba 81 Barberton. Doc Wm. Lausche 82, Frank Kutnar 82, vtoce Fo-: 1anz 82, Stan Zagorc 84, Herm Stupica 84, Hank Hočevar 85, Mike Matbzel 85 ' Barberton, Rudy Yurgllc 88, Mike Zlate 86, C. Nosan 87, J. Zupan, T. Suiter, F. Zgonc 93, Ed Knuth 95, F. Zu-pec 89 Barberton and P. Ropos 90, Class B champion is ''Otto" Zimmer-1
Papish Day August 24th
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The Ohio KSKJ Boosters have been busy planning and working on a special Frank Papish Day to be held on Wednesday night, Aug. 24th at the Cleveland Municipal Stadium, when it will be Cleveland vs. Washington. As all Slovenians are proud to have one of our own boys on the Cleveland Indians baseball team, there should fbe no quqestion about being able to Operation in World War H will meet'get more Slovenians into the Stadium' for the firat time sipce the end of on that night than ever before. There
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will be a special section for us along the first base line and reservations must be made now. Tickets for the
to danger, in more actions, with higher casualties, and perhaps with greater fierceness of . spirit,,' than any other American Army unit, Colonel Rowan said.
The original members of the First,
man with 39-39—78, his lifetime low, i^ird and Fourth Ranger Battalions runner-up Frank Porok of Barberton a$sembled first m June, 1942, and were with 42-40—82, Tony^Skufca^ of E. 185 volunteers from u. S. troops then in
the British Isles. It boasted two pro fessional boxers, a lion tamer, a longshoreman, a church deacon, a jazz trumpeter, a radio crooner, treasur-
A SPIDER IN THE PAPER
Mamy years ago Mark Twain waa editor of a email-town newspaper. A reader wrote in saying that he had found a spider in hie paper, and wanted to know if that waa an omen of good or bad lock. Mark Twain answered: “Finding a spider in your newspaper is neither good or bed luck. The spider was merely looking over our paper to see which merchant was not advertising so he could go to that store, spin his web acrom the door and lead a life of undisturbed peace ever afterward.”
Retailing has come a long way since those days, and the art of advertising has undergone great development. And advertising, by stores or any other kind of business, ij a typical outgrowth of the competitive system. It is the best possible means of reaching the people who want goods and services, of urging the merits of one brand as against another, and of encouraging the consumer to go to some particular retail outlet. That it benefits the consumer goes without saying. Ns storekeeper could long charge an excessive pfice with competitors offering in print the same or an equivalent product at a lower price. And deceptive advertising always defeats its own purpose. The wise merchant advertises aggressively, but he bases his story on appeal, not fiction.
The growth pf the chain systems did much to encourage retail advertising. ' The chains advertised their merits in the search for trade—and the independents did the same thing iw-pr^er to hold and to expand their own business. This was good'for all concerned — consumers, stores, and newspapers.
[Salesmanship is a driving force in keeping the American economy running. Advertising is the heart of it.
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hostilities Headquarters for the Association wilt.be Hotel Cleveland.
Survivors of the Ranger Battalions are the men who exposed themselves feyent are »1.50 and may be secured
Bowling Center and R. Doljak tied low net with 87-19-68 and 83-15-88.
Other scores: Al Hočevar 85, J. Na-
glich 85, Charles Uusche 88, J Uksan	........
64, F. Modle, 88, Ed Krapenc 88, Frank of a	theatre, a sheriff, an
Slelko 87, Al Zagar 87, Harry Q«ntk Insurance salesman, an oil field 87, Dr. L. Perme 87, Ed Fatur, Lafly Milavec, R. Matetich, Wm. Bradack,
Ameriška Domovina
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John Kuhel, Wm. Jackotic at »0; Thomas Germack, F. Barbie, E. Koporc., Wm. Mestek, Leo Kodramez, AI Kubetin, Al Mlinar, Louie Grdina from 90 to 98; J. Bradack, Ernie Tib-yash, A. Mramor, A. Kogoy, Ed Barbie,
“roughneck” from Texas, and a Red Indian named Sampson P. Oneskunk.
This force was chosen from among the finest physical specimens in the American Army and from its most colorful.
A handful of Rangers saw action at Dieppe and others in Tunisia, Naples | • Joe and Germany. In the Pacific, Rang-
from anyone of the following committee members:
Barberton, O: Frank Dutchman, 925 W. Hopocan Ave.
Lorain, O.: Mary Polutnik, 1819 E. 38th St.
Girard, O.: Mrs. Matilda Cigolle, 1018 N. State St.
Cleveland, O.:	American Home,
6117 St. Clair Ave., or:
Newburgh District:
Louis Shuster, 10601 Wadsworth Ave. Phone DI 5320.
Alice Arko, 3536 E. 80th St. Phone DI 7540.
Bernice Zupančič, 7301 Clement St. 8t. Clair District:
Jos. Nemanich, 7505 Myron Ave. Phone HE 4382.
Ulrich Lube, 5800 White Ave. Phone EX 5344.
Gomick, 1331 Glddings Rd.
HE 8391.
COMMUNION SUNDAY:	ment. More about this later on — but
This Sunday, August 14, all Holy- there will be home-baked cakes made Namere, Seniors and Juniors will re-1 and donated by the Mothers. Come ceive communion in a body at the 9:001 and try your luck at our social. |
Mass. Let’s have a good attendance!
HOLY NAME COMING EVENTS:
Holy Name Benefit Dance, Sokach-Habat Orchestra, Friday, Sept. 16.
Fall Festival, Sunday November 13.
PAPISH NIGHT
Holy Name members will attend the Papish Night Ball Game between Cleveland and Washington on Wednesday evening, Aug. 24. Get your tickets today from the Ohio KSKJ Boosters listed elsewhere in this issue, or buy them at the American Home Office.
We will remind you again about the date	* ' “
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SOFTBALL LEAGUE
The “Als” are still on top for the whole season. However, the “Pros” are trailing right behind them. If we judge correctly, the “Pros” are giving the “ATs” a mighty scare. Both * teams are powerful and determined to win the championship. Come out to see the boys play theiy games on the evening^ of Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at the &t. Vitus playground. 6:30 is game starting time.
retreat
Send in your $5 deposit if you intend to be present at the Retreat for ___________________ |
Men starting Sept. 9th at the Dioce-1 \esnik, Mr. Križman, last year’s coach, san Retreat House. Send reservations Und Mr. Salomon have offered their to Father Tome.	services in
FOOTBALL GANG OUT FOR PRACTICE
The Coach of the 1947 team, John Ce-.
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MIC. Louis Bandi of Ed- tog on the company's dy Rd., Willoughby, O., | nove to discontinue the
left with his wife on a trip to the "West, where he will visit the family of Hank Setina to Arizona and his brother, the Rdv. Bonaventure Ban-/ dl of Holy Cross Abbey to Canon City, Colo,
njghtly round-trip train Irom Buflalo to Niagara Falls that the train was more romantic than profitable.
Memphis. Tenn.— The National Noise Abatement Council said' that Mem-Greetings "from Mexi- 'phis is one of the quiet-co and California were est cities in the nation, sent byvthe Sedmaks of,The council announced 1024 E. 174 St. In Holly- that Memphis had won wood they stopped to vis- one of its annual achieve-it Eddie Sims, formerly ment awards for the 8tn
of Cleveland.
successive year.
The well known Frank Columbus, O. — The Eberwein of Madison, -O., Ohio National Guard s celebrated his 70th birth- Held training stint will lav on Aug. 6th. Congra-!be held this summer at
Stations!	|camp Atterbury, Lid.,
#	• mm .from August 14 to 18. Visiting in Toronto,' • • • “
Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Sacramento, Calif. -Ja6ob Resnik sent a card From August 1st on to Informing us that the California it is esotast weather was cooler there the law to auction a milk and the beer tasted bet- tow unless she has been tre than at home.	milked the preceding 12
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Mr and, Mrs. August • • • i
trace of him during a alx-hour search.
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Mhirion, 111 — The stork hurdled a flat tire and two auto crashes to reach Mrs. Le« Philips.
While taking her to a hospital, her husband stopped to repair a flat tire. His car was struck by another, which, in turn, collided with a third. Mrs. Philips gave otrth to a girl a few hours latef.
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Columbus, O. — Vendors of cigarettes in Ohio must charge at least »1.73 a bariton ppd 18» cents for a single pack of cigarettes. That’s the law. An act of the 98th General Assembly effective July 28th, set the minimum price, the Ohloi shooting a Fair Trade Commission, ntoe holes.
ler, .Elmer Gomick, P. Zak, 100 and |Jlpa^eEe prisoner-of-war camp at Ca-ie Perme high with 111. jluoky jbanatuan. The Rangers had fought dog) (snopec)	their way 25 miles thru the Japanese
Class C champion is Mike Gerl with llnes to rescue the pitiful few heroes
94, 49-45, tied for second, S'. Pershern and J. L. Kozan with 95. Low net won by John Kausek with 101-35—66; other scores: Ed Pečjak 96, H. Blatnik 97,
A. Stok 97, F, Krataz 99, R. Janci-gar 98, W. Lahowe 98, J. Gubane 98,
S. Erzen 104, J. Cimperman 104, J.
Mance 105, J. Kuhar 101, C. dements 100, J. Marinčič 102, Charles Scufca 100, F. Berzin 104, F. Fabee 106, F.
Branisel 107, Bostonc, Pizmoht, R. Malečkar, J. Troha, M. Gubane, F. Ko-vich, J Macks, J. Pershern, N. R. Kozan, Ty Cobbinskl, T. Siska, J. Mavko,
F G. Gornik, Doc A. A. Urankar,
Bob Kalish, S. Zdravje from 100 to
199, G. Petrie, E. Pozelnik, T. Royce,________
F. Žele, E. Novince^ F.^Skoda, above 512 E U4th gt. cleVeland( (O)
of Bataan and Corregidor who were still alive.
Convention registration will be Friday, Aug. 12. with an evening program of combat films which will Include ‘“The True Glory,” “Eve of Battle,” and “San Pietro," furnished by the organized 'reserve corps in Cleveland. A banquet on Saturday evening will highlight the'day’s events with Brig. Gen Robert W. Chamberlin, a Cleveland reservist and 83d Infantry Division Artillery Commander, as guest ol honor.
Wedding Ms
St. Christine’s Church In Eucjid was the scene of the wedding of Miss Sally Ann Reynolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson Reynolds, 1760 Bel-voir Blvd., South Euclid, and Mr. Edward F. Poech, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Posch, 940 E. 222nd St., Euclid. Rev. Raymond Dubois officiated at the double ring ceremony on Saturday afternoon, July 30th.
Miss Reynolds was given to marriage by her father, who is the former mayor ot South Euclid.
Miss Sally Jane Fahey was maid of honor and Mr. Frederlch Thomas set*, beet mam. Ushprs were We
The next meettog p.ace to recite
rosary for the Conversion of Russia J	during our scheduled foot-
will be held at the home of Oiga Ouel-|““	uui
la —983 Addison Rdad, Tuesday eve- “ ,8	__
ning, August 16, promptly at 7:30 pm. THE „Ifgnm DANCE”
ST. VITUS MOTHERS CLUB
We- wish to welcome the Sisters of This will be a benefit affair to meet St. Vitus, who are with us. As we re- the expense of the recent paint work, new our friendship and understanding Suppose you keep that day open! So-through the coming school year, we kach Habat “Tunemixers” will play will again continue tn enjoy complete for the Dance. We are asking 75 cents, cooperation together.	----
On our membership list there are a OUR CLASS “E” TEAM few mothers whom we haven’t seen for st. Vitus came through last week some time. We urge you to come to with two victories over the Heights 'our meetings, and in the future if you Merchant« 4-1 and Glenville Dairy do not receive a card we assume you Ramblers 12-4.
Heading the local committee for the groom’s brother, Mr. Jack Posch and do not wish to be a member. Hoping Lenny Kure came through with his national convention of the Ranger ,* fraternity brother, Mr. Louis Mona- you reconsider.	first hit of the season starting off
Batalion is Andrew L. Stockmaster, I ^	Mrs. Smithko joined the Mothers' rally for St. Vitus. George Vavre
Rijavec of 6836 Bayliss Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmunk left for California. They expect 3 stay three weeks with Mrs. Rijavec’s brother, Jim Paulich in Los Angeles.
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just returned home from Washington, D. O. are Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bencar of 6727 Edna Ave. who report that it looks like our president, Mr. Truman, will soon have a beautiful home in the renovated White House. • • • mm N. Puharič, whose
Washington. —Defense Secretary Louis Johnson agreed today at the suggestion of Senator Millard E. Tydings to accept contributions for a permanent memorial to the late James Forrestal.
• • • mm Rochester, N. Y.— Jas. A. Hard, oldest member cf the Grand Army of the Republic, quietly celebrated his 108th birthday last month. Hard Intends gding to the “finals” national GAR encampment at Indianapolis this month.0
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9th to 25th. ^ ^	| carriage of a Lawrence-
Mr and Mm. John Polc jbingjTemu girl and a and Mr and Mrs. Johnny I Jolumbla boy In addition ^eftook over the well:to the uaeal toforma-known paulich’s Bar and restaurant at 5238 St.
Clair .Ave..
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Mrs. Caroline Kovach N (nee Som) and husband Paul are driving towards the West on a two-week vacation. Sorn’s restaurant Is closed this week to give all the employees ,
a vacation.
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Buffalo, New
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tipn, the letter read: ‘The bride and groom took their honeymoon on Lookout Mountain i n Chattanooga. After spending a few days, they returned to the bride’s home for supper.” • • • •
i Colville, Washington.— Sandra, a former Coast Guard dog in the war, is tile toast cf the town. The six-year-old German shepherd found two -
reminded merchants.
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Denver, Colo. — Kenneth Sigrist admitted that he had broken into District Attorney Bert Keating’s a u t omobile with intent to steal, but he protested: “Whait’s he hollering about? I voted for him, didn’t I?”
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Knoxville, Tenn. — Firemen ministered to pigeon which had eaten too many ripe cherries, fallen out of a tree. It wasn’t a lark!
•	• • ■■ Greetings from Pittsburgh, Pa. where they are spending- their vacation, were sent by Mr. and Mre. A. C. Kotar.
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The well known John Paulich, who, with his wife Steffie, operated the bar and restaurant at 5238 St. Clair Ave., has gone to Los Angeles, Cal., with his wife. With them was also their daughter, Steffie, married to Frank Lovko, who came here to drive them all back to California. The Paulich’^ will stay in California at least until spring. Their address will be:	John Paulich,
3502 Atwater Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
109, and tops were . .
J. Zakrajšek, with Mike Gerl bowling neat 137. anchor.
The Ladies had * nice time (22 of them) with Mrs. Frances Urankar beautiful 45 for the first Runner up waa Alice Lau-
sche with 51 (putter trouble).
Other scores: V Zaler 53, D. Grdina 59, Ann (log drive) Snyder 59, Zimmerman 60, F. Lausche 66, J. Wolf 68, J. Grdina 69, A. Ropos 71^ M. Možina 72, A. Sire 73, V. Sulak 74, T. Clements 75, J. Kutnar 81, V. Sire 83, no card, A. Mestek, M. Yurkovich, M. Grdina, A. Jacksic, J. Drobnič, M.
Honeymoon ‘e^!^ ^ Weniiey Hon ym ------- The in less than an hour aft-
^SLf^^PuWle! er a 100-mnn search par-"commi^onhear-'ty had tailed to find -
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The well known Nick Bohar of 6407 St. Clair Ave., has gone on a three-week vacation to his daughter, Mrs. Marie Dost. Paul, Minn.
t- daughter, 1 r-lmijan in I
Anslovar,
Ne$t year, two classes for women; handicap and scratch.
Mike Matozel of Barberton won 3 prizes, Drive, Accuracy in Class “A” and furthest from home (P. S. he’s going to move to Cleveland now), Al Hočevar won pin shot and Frank Doljak drive in “B”, W. Lahowe drive and T. Siska pin shot in “C”. M. Gubane, F. Barbie won beautiful Blind Bogey prize. Frank Krainz won the door prize. E. Perme and Andy Gerl were presented “special” refreshments to buck them up after shooting highest scores ip their classes.
Sister Ramon on West Side
Just to case you might like to swd a card to your former teacher, Sister Mary Ramon, ( former Chris Kastelec) who was principal at 8t. Vitus School, — her address Is: Bister Mary Ramon, SND, 1903 W. 57th St., Cleveland 2, O She writes us that she enjoys the English section of the Ameriška Domovina and would not like to miss any issue.
Stole More Than He Could Hide
Chester, Pa. — Thteves who stole a 14-ton canary yelow crone with a 40-foot boom succeeded to hiding It for several days just a few miles from where it waa taken. The »103)00 machine was found disguised with a new coat of bright red paint.
. 1944 on Leyte Island, Philippines, at the age of 29 years. His home was at 6144 Miller Are., Maple Heights. O.
The couple left on their honeymoon fra- Canada, NNorthem Michigan, and Wisconsin. Miss Reynolds who attended Wooster College, wUl complete her studies M Flora Stone Mather College. Mr. Posch was graduated from, the University of Wisconsin, where he was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. He is now employed In the research laboratory at Thompson Aircraft.
Anthony Somrack of 1210 E. 169 St., and Ann Be of .1074 Addison Road,
Vets Laid To Rest
Last Tuesday, the body of S(t. Martin Yerick (Jeric) arrived for, burial.
He was 24 years old when he was killed Fbb. 23, 1944, oyer Austria, while serving as gunner and radio technician with the Aviation Corps. His residence was at 730 E. 157 St.
Surviving him are his parents, Anton and Frances (nee Izanec), sisters —------- .
Mrs. Mary Belke and Mrs. Josephine were united In marralge to a beautiful Starman and brothers Rudolph, Louis, ceremony at St. Vitus Church on July John and Vlotor	30th. The bride wore white satin and
The body ot Oul Benjamin Fortuna1 lace, carried a white prayer book, top-arrived Wednesday. He was killed Nov. ped with a large white orchid. Her two
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Club. — We say "hello.”	smashed two homers, one a drive over
Improvements halve been made the left fielder’s head. He aso came about the school and the grounds. The thru with a stogie. This game was results do show up and to those re- sort of a repetition of the Huck Finn sponsible, please know it is appreciated, game except that St. Vitus got their On Wednesday, September 38th, we runs by hits not walks. There was a will hold a social to the church base-_(Continued on Page 6.)
Here’s A Garden-Full Of Goodness In One Main Dish
attendants appeared In orchid sheer and lace and two small flower girls were to aqua. A reception followed to
The survivors are two brothers: Louis the evening at Slovenian Hall on Hol-and Joseph, and sisters: Mary Filips, mes Ave, lor 350 guests.
Anna Bob and Dorothy Ponikvar. The bride and groom left for a two-May they rest In peace!	week trip to Washington, D. C. and
New York city where they will witness Sand participate to two radio and tele-I vision shows. WBen they return, they Mr and Mrs. TomODrennen of Fair- will reside to their newly-purchased field Ohio, are the proud parents of home at 4401 Elmwood Ave., 8o. Euc-their first-born, a baby boy, bom last ltd, O week. The young mother Js the form- I
Frances Pirc, daughter of Mrs I Last Saturday
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The bride Is the daughter of »dr. and
Steve 3tefenck
aw Rudvard Rd announce the bbth Mrs. rrana rrmiuzms ■■ ™> “ 7 Of* twin boys'bom Wednesday. Aug. st-. ?jd
3rd The mother’s maiden name was and Mrs. John Speh of 18203 Netting Ann St rum be 1. The proud grand- ham Ave. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stefančič of
bBclu«rSmmbel of Sylvia Ave. Con-
gra-tulatione!
A baby boy was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crtalic of 1176 E. 61 St., announce the birth of a son, born Fr
Ivy Silence« 115-Year-Old Bell
Hamilton, Ont. — Hamilton’s oldest bell, at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church,
boy to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Okorn,, gregation of the Church Jr of	1098 E 68 St.	He will be named, Twenty years later the
Allen	Joseph. The	mother’s	maiden | built a stow church and the	b»U waa
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Congressman-at-Large
Washington. — The U. S. Senate, by a vote of 83 to 13, ratified the Nortn Atlantic Pact, linking 12 nations in an. all for one treaty against Soviet Communistic aggression. Senator Taft voted and spoke against it. Evidently, by a 6 to 1 ratio Senators were convinced that isolationism is no longer tenable but must give way to international order and a world community. Ratification of this North Atlantic Treaty gives continued assurance of American aid to governments of Eu-
off duty. It was not much of a brawl. ' Stoker Bailey and another English sailor were with two American girls, Norma and Rose, whose last names are unknown to posterity. Apparently Itt-ner was displeased over losing his gill, Norma. He picked up a beer glass, broke it, and struck Bailey in the face with a piece of glass. Un-fUltimately, Bailey later lost an eye. Ittner was tried before a Navy Summary Court and acquitted. Congressmen opposing the bill claimed there was no legal nor equitable ground compelling our Government to pay. “This was Just a brawl between two sailors. When a sailor goes cut with a woman cn foreign soil, he is courting danger,” said one. An accountant could readily determine that in man hours, etc., it cost our Government many times (3,024 simply debating and defeating this bill. It took almost half a day for Congressmen to refuse to give away $3,024. The taxpayers won, and lost. Also Bailey’s date with Norma proved costly to him.
KEEP ’EM DOWN ON THE FARM It is almost certain that the bill to expand Rural Electrification, now pending in the Senate, will soon become a law. It authorizes the Rural Elec-
loans at two per cent interest for the expansion and improvement of rural telephone service under the same terms and conditions which REA has employed in making loans for rural electrification. At the present time only about 42 per cent of the farms in the United States have telephones. Only a patient, tolerant and underrope against any Soviet Union attempt standing class of people such as farm-to disturb their national integrity and ers would have put up for so long
up that step right in front of the first enjoyed seeing the money printed, and
pew, then you go across that Aisle, and then up the step to the Rail. They don’t have those here, so we all kept stumbling over that first step.
The altars are set way back in the dim recesses of the front cf the church, and you can’t see them very well until they turn all the lights on. Also, the altars are divided by walls and arches, so that if you sit right in front of the Blessed Virgin Altar, you can’t see the Main Altar, and that is just a trifle inconvenient. I know. I tried it.
After Mass, we went to breakfast, and if nothing else, the food was good. I don’t remember what we had, but the rolls they served were delic.ous. In fact, I had five of them with butter. I never tasted such good rolls!
As soon as breakfast was over, we got ready to load up onto the busses, which were to take us to the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, which is where they make postage Stamps, government bonds, and forms, and that1 beautiful stuff—money. The trouble is they don’t hand , out samples, and we didn’t get close enough to help our-
The bus driver was a very nice fel-
trification Administration to make iow. We were lucky, for we got the
subvert their free institutions. Ratification of this treaty was the most important legislation to be considered in Washington this year.
THEY WANT OUR GOLD French officials came forward with a bright (?) idea for Uncle Sam. It is that we revalue gold from $35 to $55 per ounce. Doing so would give the United States Treasury a profit of 14 billion dollars! Then, of course, they want our government to “redistribute” some of the gold hoard we have. Yes, you guessed it. They want us to “loan" them some billions of gold. Then they would pay for our goods with some of our gold and we would re-bury it at Fort Knox until some other foreign official came along and wanted more of the same—a sort of merry-go-round perpetual motion picture.
BAILEY’S CLAIM Congress debated whether to authorize payment of $3,024 to Stoker John Eailey of the British Navy. This fly-specked claim bill has been before Congress for teh years It was finally defeated by roll call vote 167 to 142. Stoker Bailey of the HMS ORION in a Seattle bir was assaulted, by John Ittner of the United States Navy, also
without a modern convenience like the telephone. Many farm children, after going to high school and college, are unwilling to come back home and live under outmoded conditions. According to a recent survey only one of about 40 farmers was under 25 years of age. The trend of young people away from the farms is unhealthy. People living in rural areas, many in sparsely settled sections, are entitled to adequate telephone service for business and family use.
SOVIET HEADACHE TO TAXPAYERS
Senators Flanders, (R, Vermont), said “Because of Russia, America’s budget is unbalanced.” He charges’ that Soviet Union officials have set out to ru|n the United States economically by threatening aggressive warfare. — “Budgetary ambush,’ he terms it and says at this moment Soviet threats determine our policy not only in the foreign field but in the economic field. The truth is our vast expenditures, totalling sixteen billion dollars this year for our armed services and most of the six billion dollars for European aid. hive been necessary because of threats from the Soviet Union.
Chanter Six . .
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same driver all three days. His name was “Freddy, but you can call me Fred for short.’ He also told us that we had to come back to the same bus, and that If they passed out any samples at. the Bureau of Printing and Engraving that we were supposed to spilt with the bus driver. We hooted at that Idea.
He was a medium sized fellow, with dark hair and a mustache. I would say he was about thirty or thirty-five. Per-, haps a little older. His eyes were clear blue gray, and he had a charming smile, and a great deal of courtesy. He would stand and help us onto the bus, and also when we got off, he'd Jump off first, and take our arms as we got off.
Some Of his jokes were a trifle corny and apparently Cleveland gets the Jokes before Washington, because we'd heard most of his “new ones.”
We went through the Bureau,^and
counted. Its counted seventeen times, I believe, before It leaves the place. They print about thirty-five million dollars a day, and they burn Just as much. There Is a small building uUrg-slde the Bureau, where they burn all that lovely green stuff. However, If they didn’t burn as much as they print, there would be a surplus of worthless paper money. And you iftow that money is useless unless it's oacked by silver or gold.
When we got finished there, they let us out and I took some pictures. You are not allowed to take any pic, tures Inside, In fact they make you check your camera. The reason, oi oour.se, Is that counterfeiters might get In and take pictures of the money, from Which they could engrave plates to print paper money with. They might also take pictures of the processes, to order to attempt duplicating then,, and that, of course, Is not allowed. So we checked our cameras, and had to be satisfied with pictures of the building.
But I’ve run out of space again, and I still didn't tell you how we cured Gloria of tabling at night. Well, that will have to wait.
Love,
ISABEL
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This and That from Washington
By Congressman Frances P. Bolton
I thoughtful people here in Washington to have the President in one of his recent talks criticize those who seek economy in government, among whom are about 75% of the members of his own party in Congress who appreciate as he appar-
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morning even after Gloria’s song and dance routine that kept us awake until nearly two A. M. How we manhged,
I don’t know, and how we got through the rest of the day, I also do riot know. But we did it, somehow.	|
We were up at six, and in the lobby at six-*thirtyt It was at this time that we found one of our number missing. After we had inquired among all the girls, and could not locate the missing member, we asked Sister Agatha.
“Katherine has the measles,” Sigter told us.
“The measles!?” I was flabbergasted. “Yes,” said Sister. "She and Sister Kate will have to go home.”
“Well, If that doesn’t beat all!’ said Gloria, “I got my finger smashed, we got locked out of the room, and now someone gets the measles.”
“Yes,” said Sister. “Sister Violet was up nearly all night with her, and Sister Kate has been in Washington several times before, so she volunteered to fly home with Catherine.”
“Too bad Catherine’U miss the sights.”
“She’s been in Washington before, so it won’t matter so much.’ And Sister Agatha went off to count the gtrls.
Sister Violet and Sister Dolores came down a few minutes later, and you could tell that Sister Violet had been up all night. She looked as if she could certainly use some sleep.
Sister Kate was down already, and she led the way to the Church, which was a few blocks away.
It was St. Fatrick’s Cathedral that we went to, since that was the closest to the hotel. It’s a nice place, except that there’s a few odd things, that we weren’t quite used to, and that we didn’t expect. For one thing, the first bench is down be»w the level of the sanctuary, and if you want to step up to the Communion rail, first you go
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ient squandering of billions of their tax monjey. Until the Hoover Commission reported there were no facts upon which the people could protest Now there are— and protests to the Executive would seem to be very much in order.
/CONGRESS in the meanwhile v* has attempted to assume its part of the responsibility under the Hoover Report by pasting H.R. 5632 wjiich sets up machinery to modernize the accounting
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Bobanovlch, Antonia (nee Špehar)— Wile of Steve, mother of Steve and George Kasunlc, Anna Oaosl, Olga Kasunic, slater of Barbara Baron. Residence at 908 E. 218 St.
Melle, Mildred — Daughter of John, sister of Jennie Yelatz, John, William, Joseph, Ermln, Victor Residence at 6806 Bonna Ave.
Okom, James 8r. — Husband of Mary (nee Lukasko), father of James Jr., Ann Phillips, Rosemary, brother of Joseph, Frances Kozely, Mary Gornik. Residence at 6908 St. Clair Ave
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A Boy And His Dog
As a father, I’m found of kid stories, ^	_ . w......	.
such as this one about a boy of 8 who Charleston, 111. — The boys at East-Laddie, whom he loved «»	College find dating an to-
expensive pastime. A survey by the Eastern mate News showed that 77
had a dog, very much.
The other dayv when the boy came home from progressive school, his mother said:
“Darling, I’ve sad news. I want you to be brave. Laddie has been run over and killed.”
To mama’s surprise, nothing happened (says Joseph Brown, writer, who told me the story). The boy moped a little. Later, he walked Into the of the girlz co-operate, yard, saw the dead deg, and began
per cent of the coeds expect their ftllows to spend no more than $2 on a date And the other 23 per cent figure that II b enough for an evening's fun. The survey also revelled that 51 per cent of the boys felt they are entitled to a good night klso on their first date. Bui only 31 per cent
Potokar, John F. Jr.-Son of Jo1m waUhlK and hollering.
Sr., husband of Elsie (nee Brother),! “What's the matter?" cried his mo-father of Joan . Marylto, brother of ther- "z told J™» Laddle was rra w Edward B. Residence at 1144 E. 174 j	“J Zy moaned. "I
Škufca, Mary (nee Tomsic) - Moth- thou*ht F™ said ‘Daddl'-’ er of lands, Antonia Ceme, daughter of Jemey, Rose, sister of Jerry, Edward, Victor, Josephine, Theresa, Angela, Anna, Vivian, Frances, Residence at 3575 E. 62 St.
Wilkanowskl, Michael. — Father of Genevieve, Nell, Leonard, Ben, Wallace, Harry. "Residence at 14918 Sylvia Ave.
Ohio Wants a Street
And Washington May Name One fbr ‘Beautiful River* Now
Washington. — Ohio, the only state which doesn’t have a Washington Avenue named in its honor, finally can hold a ray of hope that something will be done about it.
The National Capital Park and Planning Commission said it has taken under "favoraWe advisement” an appeal that Rivereide Drive be renamed Ohio Drive.
Representative Thomas A. Jenkins, Republican of Ohio, who has fought in vain for years to have some important street named for his state, said the beautiful Riverside Drive, thru a park from the Lincoln Memorial to the 14th Street Bridge, would be a fitting selection.
Ohio, he explained to the commission, is an Indian word meaning “beautiful river.”
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[ ernment is one of the burdens ' the taxpayer is carrying today. This cannot be laid entirely at the doors of Congress. True, Congress do63 make laws and appropriates funds. But the Congress does not administer—this if the function and the responsibility of the Executive Department. Congress can and constantly does study and investigate the use made of the funds appropriated, but it has now power to force a proper use. The most important study made has been that of the Hoover Commission. This was done with a view to greater efficiency of administration and consequent sav-. ing. Something like 30% of the suggestions made by this Commission require no legislation to put them into effect, they could be set in motion tomorrow by the Chief Executive, part of whose job it is to administer.
It is estimated that if all the Commission’s recommendations were adopted the taxpayer load would be reduced by “about $4»* 000,000,000 a year” which means about $112.00 per family. It is even suggested that a strenuous effort on the part of the Administration might even increase the saving by another billion!
The President—even though he was elected by a minority of the voters — is still the President, elected by the people to the greatest administrative job in the world. He is responsible to all the people for an efficient and economic job. They have every right to protest an extravagant ineffic-
the Hoover fteport which should net a legitinjate savings of one and one-half billions without impairing the Services.
rpHE new State pf Israel has * been granted recognition by 56 States, 46 of which are members of the United Nations. Of these, 40 are de jure, 16 are de facto. The next step, of course, is representation. Twenty-two nations, have sent their representatives to Israel and twenty-eight representative have been sent by Israel to other capitols.
■QY all the rules Of common U sense and business ethics no Administrative 'Department Head should even suggest such a dangerous step as a return to deficit financing when it has been clearly shown that huge sums can be saved by efficient management without interfering with the work needing to be done. Once upon a time all the little men got together over “taxation without representation”—all the little men and little women can still get together and insist that their tax moneys must be made to do the work intended and not wasted by extravagance, inefficiency and bad management. Some have already protested valiantly' to Senate and House Committees. Perhaps it is time their voices were heard in the White House where their Chief Executive has his desk.
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