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SLOVENIAN
MORNING NEWSPAPER
LETO L. - VOL. L.
DROBNE VESTI iz SLOVENIJE Govori se, da se ie Moskva že
(Došle preko Trsta)	|	,	J	r
omehčala in da bo popustila
UBOGI SODNIKI. — Sodišča v Jugoslaviji so tako zaposlena, da se nam ubogi sodniki res smilijo. Kar naprej imajo opravili s temi grdimi sločinci. Med njimi duhovniki in nune. Svet je res pokvarjen. In kaj delajo? Ljudi rešujejo iz Jugoslavije. Saj to je skoro, kakor da koga spravljaš iz raja. In spravljati ljudi iz nebes bi vendar bil greh. Ali ne?
OBSOJENE USMILJENKE. — 27. dec. je bila v Mariboru razprava proti 14 osebam, ki so menda zakrivile hudobijo, da so spravljale iz Jugoslavije ljudi, ki se ne počutijo dobro pod Titom. Med obsojenimi so tudi usmiljene sestre Lotrič Marija (4 leta ječe), Pučnik Rozalija (sest let), Pristovšek Marija (tri leta). Piškur Marija (16 mesecev), Plevnik Marija (14 mesecev).
OBSOJEN JE BIL TUDI DUHOVNIK Valentin štikler iz Črne v Mežiški dolini. Dobil je Sedem let. Poročilo pravi, da je tuj državljan in da bo po prestani kazni izgnan.
Drugi obsojenci so dobili od, šest mesecev do pet let.
Tako je Jugoslavija za enkrat zopet rešena.
KAJ SE V LJUBLJANI SEDAJ SPODOBI. — V Ljubljani je bila sredi decembra plesna prireditev. To prireditev, so re-
Tudi umetnost mora biti dekla socializma {tli komunizma.
NAGRADE. — Komite za kul. turo in umetnost je razpisali večje število nagrad za književ-	“
nost, likovno umetnost, glasbo in MILLER JE NALETEL gledališče. Najvišje nagrade so:	XnA-nonn
roman prva nagrada 100,000 NA PRVO OPOZICIJO dinarjev, za opero 100,000 in za y I ORAINU najboljši kip 100,000 dinarjev. I ,
GREGORČIČEVO DELO. J Loram’ °' ~ °™
_ .	prvi, kjer sem naletel na opozi-
Državna založba knjig je izdala cj od gtrgni demokratske or.
tznova Simona Gregorčiča pod	izjavil ^ R
naslovom: Zbrano delo Simona	kandidat 2a ohijskega
Gregorčiča. Izšel je prvi zvezek1
z Obširnim komentarjepi prof e- ^	mogel dobiti podpore
sorja Koblarja. Ob tej priliki si' demokratske or„anizaciie ie
je upal kritik v “Slov. Por." po-od demokr, Ske "*““*2* J*
,	.	.	, organiziral svoj odbor, kateremu
vedati da dobrih stvar, malo	yi na ^ mestnega
izda. Kot vzrok vedno navajajo,"J Austina 0.Xoole. da m papirja in da tiskarne ne 0-Toole je tejnik lorainskega de-morejo vsega natisniti. Kritik mokratskega odbora. pa pravi, da se za drugo manj, Demokratska organizacij'a v vredno pisanje dob. pap.rtin tis-1 Lorain -e ,anskega ju. karne. Sicer >je to ponižno pove-	Lauscheta,
dano, kot se mora v Jugoslaviji ^	svoj0
andm (»Atmfiri nanda* on vrini 17 r
kandidaturo za guvernerja in zdaj stoji za njim.
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sedaj govoriti, vendar se vidi iz teh opazk, da se hitro dobi papir le za komunistične stvari. Oznanjevanje komunistične vere je v komunistični državi najvažnejše.	|.
pridobitev narodne in univerzitetne KNJIŽNICE. — Prešernove poezije, najlepša zbirka pesmi v slovenski književnosti, so bile tiskane leta 1847. Tiskal jih je Blaznik
Jugoslavija je voljna za pogajanja z Ameriko radi starih računov
Washington. — Jugoslovanski poslanik je naznanil državnemu
oddelku ameriške vlade ,da je ko-
. ...	.	yw.-
Osel gre več kot enkrat na led
Star slovenski pregovor pravi, da gre osel (po istrsko: tovariš) samo enkrat na led. Pa vidiko, da to ne drži. Naši, tako zvani naprednjaki, so Svoje že več kot enkrat prav pošteno potegnili, pa jih še niso izmo-drili. Kar naprej si jih lahko privoščijo.
Prvič so jih potegnili s tistim slavnim milijon dolarskim fondom.
Drugič so jih vlekli za španske ambulance.
Potem so jih vlekli za nekako bolnišniio-
In zdaj jih pošteno vlečejo s "svobodo tiska." Vselej je šlo za lepe tisočake in~no-benkrat ni šel nHti en dolar za tisto, za kar je bit nabi. ran. Luftinženirjem je treba priznati, da znajo pa, znajo; še bolj kot tisti, ki je s svedrom k ravo drl. Vsa čast, tovariši.
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Razne drobne novice h Clevelanda in to okolice
Vazna seja—
V nedeljo ob 2 popoldne bo seja odbora za 10-letnico Slo-
V diptomatskih krogih (rdijo, da se bo začeh Sovjet-
ska Rusija na pomlad pogajati z zapadnimi za* 3i staro poslopje. Naj se ude-vezniki; za to da so že vidna znamenja.
Washington. — Diplomatski viri vidijo jasna zname- družnic SMZ, ker je seja zelo
nja, da se mehčajo odnošaji med Zed. državami in Sovjet-^ gp vida— __________
sko Rusijo in da se Rusija pripravlja, da se bo^začela še, y nedel]Q 'pop 0„ 2;30 bo pred spomladjo dogovarjati z zapadom na povsem sprejem-1 imei0 Oltarno društvo fare sv.
““ Vida važno sejo v šolskih pro-
ROVI GROBOVI
h raznih naselbin
ljivih točkah.
To trdijo uradniki v ameriškem državnem uradu in pa višji uradniki v tujezemskih poslaništvih. Sovjetska Rusija je napravila zadnje čase nekaj jtora-kov doma in zunaj, ki vsi kažejo, da je začela Moskva popuščati v svoji nepristopnosti in ošabnosti. Prvič od zadnje vojne so vidni znaki, da bo Rusija pustila do sebe, čeprav je sicer zaenkrat še precej glasna v svojih obdolži-tvah proti zapadnhn zaveznikom.
Čeprav ruski diplomati kažejo svojo kosmato in trdo pest, pa je že opažaii v isti pesti tudi oljkino vejico, kjer sicer popki šele poganjajo, ampak poganjajo pa,
V zadnjem času je bilo več resnih incidentov, ki so prešli
Bolnik premeščen—
Anton Žitnik, ki se je nahajal v zavetišču ne Lakeside Av/! in 17. cesta, je bil prepeljan vsled oslabelosti v okrajni Nursing Home, 2905 Franklin Ave. soba 5. Prijate1 ji ga tam lahko obiščejo.
Poceni preproge—
Grdinove prodajalne pohištva imajo veliko zalogo finih preprog, ki so vredne do $15 ter jih zdaj prodajajo po $1.79. Ker je le omejena zaloga, naj vsak pohiti za to vrednost. , Maše v Rimu—
Frank Pajk
Na 8. februarja je nagloma umrl v Oakland, Kalifornija,
Frank Pajk (Pike), nekdanji Clevelandčan in zvest naročnik Ameriške Domovine. Bil je star 79 let. Ob 8 zjutraj je vstal kot po navadi, ne da hi ka zal kakšno oslabelost. Ob 11 se je pa vlegel in za vedno zaspal.
V Ameriko je prišel leta 1890 in se naselil v Clevelandu, O.
Zadnjih par let .je živel pa v Kaliforniji pri sinu in hčeri.
Doma je bil v Zatični pri Višnji gori. V stari domovini za-| V Rimu bodo darovane sv. pu&a dve sestri, v Ameriki pa |m*>e za sledeče: Anton Gole 8 sinove in 6 hčera, vsi odrašče- Sr., Anthony Gole Jr. in Mary
ni. V Kaliforniji zapušča sina in dve hčeri, drugi bo pa v Cle-
“spoZTa mrtve™ *CZ nek”- jrodne knjižnice. Koncem lanske midopisniku “Slov. Por.” se !*a leta pa se je posrečilo dobiti zdi taka častitev mrtvih s ple-
som malo preveč moderna.
UMETNOST IN SOCIALIZEM. — Ponovno beremo v ljubljanskih komunističnih listih (ne pozabite, da drugih ni!), da je treba zastaviti vse sile, da zmaga socializem tudi na polju umetnosti. Tako nas poučuje neki Uršič v “Lj. pr.” Torej umetnost za socializem. Po domače:
tudi drugega za knjižnico. Prodal ga je za 100,000 dinarjev dosedanji lastnik Martin Perc, upokojeni muzejski upravnik v Celju. Rokopis je baje zelo dobro ohranjen.'
SLOVANSKA KNJIŽNICA v'Ljubljani, so preuredili v štu-
wilfs®sS Jlfal
Jugoslavija, je opetovano zahtevala od ameriške vlade, da-oprosti za kakih $60,000,000 jugoslovanskega zlata in drugih vrednot, kar je ameriška vlada zamrznila, ko je Hitler zavojeval Jugoslavijo. Tito zahteva to zdaj za svojo vlado.
Ameriški državni tajnik je rekel, da ne bo nobene poravnave,
zike. Tu se zbirajo knjige vseh
mali« na 8.
Taft vidi konec za inflacijo, toda. nobene
dijsko knjižnico za slovanske je- dok]er Jugoslavija ne poravna svojih starih računov. Tako Jugoslavija še ni plačala za dvoje ameriških letal, ki jih je izstrelila nad Bohinjem pred 18 meseci in tudi ni plačala za ameriške posesti, ki si jih je prisvojila, ko je Titov režim prevzel Jugoslavi-“ " Amerika
Poizvedovalni kolRek
St. Paul, Minn. — Tukaj je včeraj izjavil ohijski senator Robert Taft, da je zadnji padec cen najbrže zlomil vrat uporni inflaciji. Zdaj najbržie ne bo treba kongresu napraviti nobene postave za kontrolo mezde in cen. Izjavil je tudi, da najnovejši padec cen komoditetam ne bo povzročil nobene depresije v deželi.
Rekel pa je, da bo morala vlada najbrže vzdržati cene toliko, da bo farmar dobil svojo ceno, kakor jo mora kongres garantirati v letu 1948.
Ko so ga vprašali, če radi zadnjega padca cen kongres ne bo znižal dohodninskih davkov, je rekel Taft, da to kongresa ne bo zadrževalo, da ne bi šel naprej s svojim načrtom.
; .Taft ima veliko upanja, da bo nominiran za predsedniškega kandidat na republikanski listi. ---------------o-------
Komunisti zdaj uradno podpirajo Wallacea
New York. — Daily Worker, uradno glasilo ameriške komunistične stranke, javno naznanja, da bo podpiral Henrya Wallacea in njegovo tretjo stranko. Komunisti pravijo, da je bila tretja stranka rojena v smernici ljudstva, ki se bori za mir in svobodo.
Kje se nahaja Marija Mihoko-
SS	l	$42,300.
ročila Rdeči križ. Zglasi naj se na 1227 Prospect Ave. v Clevelandu in vpraša za Mrs. Eleanor S. Zeman.
Marija Mali, poroč. Udmanc, bi rada zvedela za naslov svojega brata Martina, doma iz Tolstega vrha 33. Piše naj ji v št. Jernej št. 78.
OQ0 pozneje je to znižala na $20,-000,000, toda Titov režim je rekel, da je to vsaj $15,000,000 preveč.
Titova vlada se je bridko pritožila, da Zed. države bolj trdo postopajo z Jugoslavijo kot z mej si. io.	vsako drugo državo. Vendar da
Ana Zorko išče svojega svaka je zdaj pripravljena na pogaja-
Franka Zorko, doma iz Prirošca, fara Št. Jernej na Dolenjskem. Naj piše na Jožeta Jenškoviča, Dobravica št. 19,
Jože Derenik i? vasi Rojc št. 14, p. Št. Jernej, bi rad zvedel za naslov svoje sestre Marije Kulovec.
Ana Jordan, poroč. Koretič, išče svoja dva brata: Jožeta in Franceta ter sestri Marijo Golob in Nežo Bal. Naj ji pišejo na Retje št. 10, p. Št. Jernej, Dolenjsko.
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Stassen si lasti kredit za nižje cene
Pittsburgh, Pa. — Harold Stassen, aspirant za predsedniškega kandidata, je tukaj izjavil, da je njegova zasluga, da so se znižale cene življenskim potreb-
nja, da se enkrat zaklučijo raču-
s Zorman. Nevesta je hči v diplomatskih loncih.
Mr. In Mrs. Frank Zormah iz 477' E. Sheridan St.'
} Nai 9. feb. je bil pogreb Franka1 Žnidaršič, star 59 let. Bilje član društva sv. Antona 72 K. S. K. J. Bil je vdovec in zapušča enega sina Stanleya v Chisholm, Minn, ter sestro Mrs.. Prebil, v Kitzville, Minn. pa zapu-šča sestri Mrs. Angelo Rus in Mrs. Mary Germ. Pokopan je bil iz Banovec pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv. Antona.
Na 8. februarja smo imeli tukaj 35 stopinj pod ničlo, potem se je pa nekoliko ogrelo.
WILLARD, WIS. — Radi bo-
Naj navedemo tukaj nekaj teh "incidentov”:
Rusija se je naenkrat odložil)! in to prvič po dveh letih zavlačevanja, da bo dala živež in žito za reparacije v Nemčiji.
Moskva je obvestila zapadne zaveznike, da je za polovico popustila na svojih zahtevah za vojno odškodnino od Avstrije, da se s tem omogoči nova pogajanja za vstrijsko mirovno pogodbo.
Novi ruski poslanik v Wash-ingtonu, Aleksander Panjuškin se je tajno približal načelnikoma obeh važnih odsekov za tu-jezemske zadeve v zbornicah:
lezni č. g Ambrožiča, našega poslanskemu in senatnemu.
župnika, je tukaj pri nas č. g. Michael (Rogelj) iz Lemonta; Fathru Ambrožiču se zdravje polagoma vrača in upamo, da bo kmalu popolnoma okreval, kar vsi iskreno želimo.
Mrs. Ag. Seliškar, ki je že dlje časa v bolnišnici, je na Rotu okrevanja in bo v par dneh doma.
John Požega je tudi še vedno v bolnišnici.
Tukaj večkrat pogovor nanese na to, kdo je najstarejši v naši naselbini. Kolikor je meni znano, sta to Mr. Draguš in Mr. Lunka. V letih sta si enaka, le par mesecev je Draguš stareji.
John L. Lewis je bil 68 let star
Washington. — John L. Lew-
Moskva je postala naenkrat voljna plačati za 87 ladij, katere ji je posodila Ameriki ob času vojne ter da je voljna pogajati za plačilo za 11 bilijonov dolarjev, za kolikor so ji dale Zed. države raznih potrebščin v vojni. To se tiče samo tistih stvari, katere Rusija lahko u-porablja v mirnem časa. Kar je rabila v vojni, je dobila iz Amerike brezplačno.
Vse to kaže, mislijo diplomatski krogi, da želi priti Rusija do boljših odnošajev z Zed. državami.
co svojega rojstva. Vzel si je kratke počitnice, toda javnost ne ve, kam je šel.
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Plaz je prevrnil vlak v grapo
Alamosa, Colo. — Vlak ozkotirne železnice, ki vozi med Durango in Alamosa v južni Colo-radi, se je s tremi vozovi zvrnil 300 čevljev globoko v grapo. Plaz, ki se je utrgal v hribu, je potegnil vlak s seboj. Na vlaku
________________________ je bilo 10 oseb, ki so sicer dobile
ščinam. On je bil, pravi, ki je poškodbe, toda ubit ni bil nihče.
razkrinkal špekulante z žitom,	-------o———
kar je pognalo cene nizdol in te-
mu so sledile druge cene.	NIBi pomagajmo jno
obrt na St. Clair Ave. in 39. cesta v Clevelandu, žena mu je umrla že pred več leti. Pogreb je bil po cerkvenih obredih v sredo 11. februarja. Dva sinova sta se priplejala na pogreb iz Clevelanda. — Poročilo nam je poslal Anton Tomašič.
Eva Marquette
V	Lakeside bolnišnici je umrla Eva Marquette rojena Bu-kovinsky, stara 37 let. Stanovala je na 684 E. 159- St. Zapušča moža, tri hčere, 3tarše, eno sestro in enega brata. Bila je članica 142 SNPJ. Pogreb bo jutri popoldne ob 1 iz Zeletove-ga pogrebnega zavoda na 152. cesti na Highland park pokopališče.
Ludwig Charnitz
V	četrtek zjutraj je umrl v bolnišnici Ludvig Charnitz, star okrog 75 let, stanujoč hiši družine Andrej Tekavec na 1023 E. 72. Pl. Rodom je bil Nemec in samski. V Milwaukee, Wis., ima brata Rudolfa. Po poklicu je bil kovač in je dejal več let v Cleveland Trencher Co. Pogreb bo iz Grdinovega pogrebnega zavoda jutri zjutraj ob 9:30 v cerkev sv. Vida in na Kalvarijo.
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Sader za obletnico smrti, ki je za vse ta mesec.
Gornikova razprodaja—
nami je do 21. februarja razprodaja na zimskem in drugem blagu. Na nekaterih stvareh je do 50% popusti. Kdor namerava poslati kaj v stari kraj, lahko kupi pri Gornikovih zdaj poceni.
Arabci so preložili vdor v Palestino
Damask. — Iz arabskih virov človek ne prisodil več kot 70, Mr. ge zatrjuje, da so preložili dan Lunki pa še toliko ne.	'za vdor v Palestino, ki je bil do-
Mraz imamo pa tudi že dlje čase jako hud. No, saj bo kmalu pomlad.
Pozdrav vsem skupaj, Ludvik Perušek, zastop. •
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Na vladi so ležeče zdaj nižje cene
New York. — Harold E. Stassen, bivši guverner Minnesote in predsedniški aspirant je rekel, da je zdaj na vladi ležeče, da privede cene za 15% nižje, kot so bile pred enim mesecem. Umetno dviganje cen je za stalno ustavljeno, je izjavil Stassen.
ločen sprva za 15. februarja.
Rusi so prepovedali New York Times
Leipzig. — Ruske oblasti so prepovedale v tem mestu prodajo tednika New York Times. Ljudje so vsako številko naglo pokupili.
VLADA IMA ZA 340 MILIJONOV VREDNOT, NA KATERE SO LJUDJE MENDA POZABILI
Washington. — Ameriška via- vojne, dalje za $100,000,000 honda ima za $340,000,000 raznih dov, ki so bili izdani med 1935
MINNESOTČANI “ IMAJO TU SVOJ KLUB
Bivši Minnesotčani, ki so se preselili v Cleveland, so se organizirali v svoj klub, ki ga imenujejo “Gopher,” ki je menda uradna živalca v Minnesoti.
Odbor za 1948 je: Predsednik Joseph Paik, 6699 Schaeffer Ave., podpredsednik Edward Pe-trich, blagajnik Louis Greben, tajnik Gail Koški, 14712 West-ropp Ave., redar Anthony Ipavec.
Seja in zabava po seji bo v nedeljo 15. februarja ob 3:30 v Kunčičevi dvorani na 15612 Waterloo Rd. Vsi bivši Minnesotčani in njih prijatelji so prijazno vabljeni.
Ligšr—o—— Kongres bo izprašal špekulanta z žitom
Washington. — Razni kongresni odseki nameravajo poklicat na izpraševanje, čikaškega špekulanta z žitom, E. T. May-narda, ki je v par dneh napravil več kot $300,000, ko je padala cena žitu. Ta mesec je kupil in zopet prodal več kot 1,000,000 bušljev žita- Kongres bi rad vedel, če je dobival kakšne namig-ljaje od vlade, da bo cena žitu padla.
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vrednostnih papirjev, na katere ne plačuje nobenih obresti in ka-
in 1938 in za $158,000 bondov, ki so bili izdani še pred civilno
tore so že zapadle, pa jih lastniki vojno in jih lastniki niso nikdar
niso vnovčili. Nekatere so še iz prejšnjega stoletja.
Med vrednotami, katere lastniki niso vnovčili iz tega ali onega vzroka, je tudi za $11,500,000 liberty bondov iz prve svetovne
vnovčili.
Vlada prihrani na leto do $7,-
Lep denar so plačali lovci državam
Washington. — Vladni urad za ohranitev divjačine je izračunal, da so dobile države prošlo leto od lovcev $28(558 za izdajo
000,000 na obrestih, ker rabi ta i lovskih dovoljenj. Vsega skupaj denar, za katerega ni treba pla- so države izdale lansko leto 12,-čati nobenih ohresti in tudi nih- 066,763 dovoljenj, še nikoli ne
če ne vpraša zanj.
prej toliko v zgodovini Amerike.
®T|j Ameriška Domovina
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(JAMES DEBEVEC, Editor)
HEndmon ««28
Cleveland S, Ohio
NAROČNINA Za Zed. države $8.50 na leto; za pol leta $5.00; za četrt leta $3.00. Za Kanado in sploh za dežele izven Zed. držav. $10.00 na leto. Za pol leta $6, za 3 mesece $3.50.	
	SUBSCRIPTION RATES
1946 FEBRUARY »»	United States $8.50 per year;
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	$5 for 6 months; $3 for 3 months.
8	9 10 II 12 13 14	Canada and all other coUn-
15 16 17 18 19 20 21	tries outside United States $10
22'23 24 25 26 27 28	per year. $6 for 6 months, $3.60
29	for 3 months.
Entered as second-class matter January, 6th, 1908, at the Post Office at Cleveland, Ohio, under the Act of March 3rd, 1879.	
<4fgte>83	No. 31	Fri., Feb. 13, 1948
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Podružnici št. 6 SMZ
Cleveland, O. — Kakor je bilo na zadnji mesečni seji, sklenjeno, se damo slikati za Spominsko knjigo ki bo izdana ob 10 letnici S.M.2. in jicer v nedeljo po seji, dne 22. februarja, se tem potom naznanja, da se tisto nedeljo ne bomo slikali, pač pa en mesec kasneje' in sicer v nedeljo 28. marca.
Da se je to spremenilo je vzrok ta, ker bo fotograf Be-ros za ta dan oziroma čas, odsoten h Clevelanda; zato smo se dogovorili, da bo slikanje že omenjeno nedeljo 28. marca, kar bo še dovolj časa za v knjigo.
Pridite pa na prihodnjo sejo 22. februarja, da se kaj več pogovorimo glede slikanja in 10 letnice S.M.Z. Na zadnji seji nas je bilo zelo lepo število, pridite zdaj še v obilnejšem. Važno je.
Zapisnikar podr. št. 6. --------o------
Zima na zapadu
Valley, Wash. — Naročnina mi je potekla in zato pošiljam celoletno naročnino za naprej, Nahajam se v bolnišnici in ve dno rad berem, ker drugače roj je preveč dolgočasno.
Zima nas precej drži. Mraz je okrog ničle, tako pravijo, seveda jaz ga ne občutim, ker sem vedno znotraj, Snega je le od '6 do 10 palcev. Seveda po nekaterih krajih ga je pa’ tudi več1. ' 1 ll'
Jugoslovanski del. nar. dom West Side 130 Str.; Community Welfare Club; Mervar’s Dry Cleaning Plant; Mr. John Potokar; Pečlarski klub Po $5: Dr. Sv. Jožefa št. 146 KSKJ; društvo 'Uas clev. delav. št. 9 SDZ; Častna Straža SDZ; društvo Mir št. 10, S. D. Z.; društvo Kraljice Miru št. 24 SDZ; dr. Soča št. 26 SDZ; društvo sv. Knstine št. 219 KSKJ; društvo V Boj št. 63 SNPJ; Orazem’s Confectionery; John Zalar Bakery, Waterloo Rd.; Charles J. Lausche; Frank Laurich, Holmes Ave.
Po $4: Jerry Shuster. Po $3: Mrs. Mary Somrak, E. 74 St.
Po,$2: Mrs- John Zakrajšek, Addison Rd.; John Bukovnik.
Po |1: Joe Somrak, Tracy Ave.; John Tome; I.uka Mar-kusic; Dr. Vincent Opaskar. Skupaj $170.00. Popred izkazano $432.00,—Skupaj $602.00.
Vsem darovalcem najiprisrč-nejša hvala.
Prostovoljne doneske se pobira do 20. febr. 11. in sicer pod naslovom “March of Dimes” Slovenska • sekcija, 6401 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Odbor.
Materina oporoka
Cleveland, Q. — Prepogosto sr dogaja, da, roditelji na tej revni zemlji ne morejo zapustiti svojim otrokom nič drugega nego bridke solze. Ali, če ostanejo njihovi otroci pobožni, ubogljivi in odkritosrčni, pošteni delavni, ako ne pozabijo svo-
kb mrzlo, ker je pihal mrzel veter, 'da je jazbec lahko takoj zjutraj videl svojo senco in Se je lahko takoj pomaknil zopet spat. In pravijo, da je to znamenje, da za šest tednov še ne bo pomladi. No, bomo že videli, če jazbec ves kaj pozna na vreme. Pozdrav Vsem naročnikom ’ širom Amerike.
Valentin Mally.
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(Konec)
Dokler še ni bilo cerkve in ne pokopališča v Kortah in še ni bila zgrajena cesta skozi Peči, je bilo zlasti v zimskem času brez tovora nevarno hoditi po ozki poledeneli poti ob Kor-škem potoku. Ko so nesli nekoč pozimi mrliča na pokopališče na Obirsko, se je zgodilo, da je nosačem na zmrznjeni poti spodletelo, s krsto so zdrsnili v pečevje potoka in “mrtvi je žive ubil,” so rekli ljudje.
Poleg cerkve je dal zgraditi Pristovnik tudi župnišče. Tu so ivpokojeni in med prejšnjo svetovno vojno tudi pregnani duhovniki učili koroško mladino brati in pisati. Danes so tudi od tega poslopja ostale samo še okajene stene. Pa tudi ponosna Pristovnikova hiša je morala plačati težke vojne davke, glavni del stanovanjskega poslopja je popolnoma porušen. Teda čas hiti, vse rane ozdravi, tudi v tej mirni naselbini vlada zopet mir in vse se polagoma obnavlja.
Korte so mala planinska naselbina, kakih 7 kmetij leži visoko na gorskih pobočjih na o-beh straneh povirja Korškega potoka. Od Grubelnika vodijo planinska pota mipio planine pod Košuto na kranjski strani in naprej v dolino Tržiške Bistrice. Mimo Pristovnika pa vodi pot na Roblekovo in Ankovo planino ter naprej na Jezersko in v dolino Kokre.
Z Roblekove planine z obširnimi pašniki vodi ena pot na vrhove Virnikovega Grintovca (1,-655 m), druga pa na Pristovnikov ali Koroški Storžič (1760 m) s krasnim razgledom po velikem delu Slovenske Rorpske.
Od tir se odcepi hov odrastek Karavank proti severu in kon-
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AL' PA NE
Novi Svet
Prvi uspehi naše darežljvosti za begunce
Buenos Aires, 20. januarja. — Prvi večji transport slovenskih beguncev je prispel na ladji Snta Cruz v Argentino. Prišlo jih je 237. Vsi so zdravi. Med njimi je prva gru pa naših bogoslovcev in slovenski pevski zbor iz Senigallie, ki vzbuja pohvalno pozornost. Listi prinašajo pozdravna poročila in članke o trpljenju slovenskih beguncev. Vseh je tu že okoli 400.
Rim, 1. februarja. — Vsi Slovenci iz taborišča Senigal-lia, ki so dobiil vize do konca leta 1947, so odšli v Bagnoli pri Neaplju, da od tam odpotujejo s prviifi naslednjim transportom v Argentino. Okrog 300 ljudi šteje ta skupina.
Genova 3. februarja. — Od tu odpotuje v februarju 80 slovenskih mož in fantov, beguncev, v Argentino.
London, 4. februarja. — V Anglijo je prišlo doslej okrog 260 slovenskih beguncev iz taborišč v Nemčiji. Vsi imajo že zasigurano delo in zaslužek, z vsem potrebnim so preskrbljeni.
Madrid, 25. januarja. — V Španiji se je naselilo 7 slovenskih duhovnikov beguncev in 16 visokošoleev, Duhovniki so že nameščeni v dušnem pastirstvu, fantje pa študirajo deloma v Madrid, deloma v Barceloni. . .	:■
Torono, Kanada, 25. januarja. — V Kanado je prišlo 37 slivenskih deklet begunk iz taborišč na Koroškem. Vse so takoj odšle na svoja pripravljena mesta v službe.
tftm 25. januarja. — Naši begunci v taboriščih Bagno-
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Ijalno delo za emigracijo slovenskih beguncev v Avstriji.
Prijave so že pol leta v Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Ameriški Slovenci!
Priprave teh transportov so se mogle izvršiti z vašimi darpvi, ki ste jih izročili Ligi katoliških Slovencev v Ameriki. Vaš denar je bil skrbno in dobro uporabljen za pomoč ubogim pregnanim rojakom, da pridejo do dela in kruha.
. Pisarna , slovenskega emigracijskega odbora v Rimu, ki jo vodi kot zastopnik Lige Rev. Ivan Dolšina izvrstno, solidno in uspešno sodeluje z International Refugee Organization, ki je dala na razpolago ladje za transport.
Sedaj je čas!
Da rešimo vse begunce, moramo jim SEDAJ dati na razpolago DOVOLJ finančne podpore, da bodo mogli vzdržati organizacijo za nadaljne transporte, za poštnino, za kurirje in posredovalce, za listine tistim, ki nič nimajo in jih drugače ne do,be in za druge, nujne podppre, da morejo ljudje na pot.
Vsi narodi tekmujejo, kateri bo bolje in hitreje izvršil priprave, da bi njihovi ljudje prej prišli na vrsto za transport. Doslej smo Slovenci med prvimi po zaslugi ameriških Slovencev in vsled požrtvovalnega dela begunskih slovenskih predstavnikov.
Okrog 15,000 Slovencev in Slovenk še čaka in prosi.
Rešiti jih moramo čim prej! Pomagati jim k delu in kruhu, postaviti jih na noge — to je treba.
Stroški so nujni in neodložljivi -v- če hočemo, da ne zamudimo nobene prilike. Med zbiranjem potrebnih listin in do odhoda transportov sfl stroški tudi znatno večji, toda tudi za vsako grupo — ZADNJI! Kadar pridejo enkrat v novo deželo, si bodo pomagali sami naprej.
Postavimo si cilj — 25,000 dolarjev v letošnjem letu za pomeč beguncem, da pridejo do dela in kruha!
Liga katoliških slovenskih Amerikancev organizira to veliko, dobrodelno akcijo. Pošiljajte darove na naslov njenega tajnika:
Rev/Alojzij Medic OFM Box 608®
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Lahko pa oddaste tudi osebno ali pošljete na Ameriško Domovino 6117 St: Clair Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Zavedajmo se. da dvakrat da, kdor hitro da!
Pomnimo, da so slovenski brezdomci v taboriščih v Italiji in Avstriji brez vsakih sredstev, navezani samo na milost in nemilost drugih. Toda oni nočejo milosti, radi hi de-laj* da ši bodo s svojimi pridnimi slovenskimi rokami sami služili svoj vsakdanji kruh. To se jim sedaj nudi. Argentina je pripravljena sprejeti vsakega zdravega Slovenca, ker jih pozna, da so pridni in zanesljivi. Na te, ki so po begunskih taboriščih se lahko zanese, da ji ne bodo delali nepri-lik, saj so raje žrtvovali vse, samo da ne klonejo komuni-nistom.
Vsi ti slovenski ljudje imajo priliko zdaj, da si ustanovijo svpj-lasten dom v novi domovini. Pomagajmo jim dp tega in lahko se bomo zavedali, da boljšega za sočloveka, za sorojaka ne bi mogli storiti na tem svetu.
“Torej ti, Jack, boš prijel počez,” mi ukazuje Lauschetov Bilček, jaz bom naprej, drugi boste Pa spodaj pritiskali. Ce bi te pa zmagovolo, Jack, se nič ne boj, bom pa še jez dodal. Glasovi bodo, sodeč po praznih steklenicah v travi, zakej. Katero pa naj 7”
“Od Urala do Triglava . .”, je intoniral Jože Zalokar.
Kaj se ti meša, Jože, tista je za zbor, ampak ne takle v gmajni, kakor smo mi,” ga naglo potisnem nazaj na pravo pot.
“Saj vem, da je za zbor. Kaj Pisem jaz pel v zboru? Ne morem pomagati, če vi drugi ne znate,” se pobaha Zalokar. “Ali pa'tisto dajmo: Pojmo pjesmo, .mili drugi ...”
"Šerap!” mu zaploza na uho svak Gašper Korce. “Daj ljudem priliko, Marko, da bodo eno zapeli, ki jo znamo vsi. Tjele v goščo stopi, pa se deri, če rje maraš držati Štiha drugimi. Bilček, ti kar zapoj, pa je.”
“Orajt, pa dajmo tisto: Tam gori za našo vasjo . . Jaz bom naprej in kadar te bom brcnil, Jack, pa ti primi počez in drugi pa, če vas je kaj, pa bas in šlo bo kot ,po žnori.”
Pasmo jo vzdignili, da je planilo do gozdnega dbrobka in udarilo nazaj v Gašperjevo ko-libd, še zavrtelo nad bližnjim
družinska revija, za ameriške Slovence, januarska izdaja ima sledečo vsebino:
Mestu ob Dravi, deklamacija v pozdrav Štajerskim izgnancem.
Tihe ure — Visoko letaš. J. M. Trunk
Telefon, pesem, Mirko Kunčič.
Babica so prišli, črtica Leopold Stanek, Ljubljana.
Obup, pesem, Mirko Kunčič.
Slovenski Pijonir. — Popis naselbine Detroit, Mich.
Ukradena nevesta, redna povest.
Priloga “Resnica” ima sledečo vsebino;
Iz srca do srca.
František Vonašel:, anekdota iz Prage.
Zimsko spanje živali.
Leni pismonoša.
Kaj nam pravi zdravnik?
Za smeh in zabavo
Njene citre romgjo
Poleg tega ima 'tri strani angleškega gradiva v poduk in zabavo.
Stane $3.00 letno. Naslov: Novi Svet, 1845 W. Ccrmak Rd., Chicago 8, 111.
“March of Dimes’
Slovenska sekcija
Dodatno so darovali sledeči darovalci;
Po $25: Slov. narodni dom St. Clair Ave.
Po SJ0: Dr. Clev. Slovenci št. 14, SDZ
lo le bridke solze spreminjajo
v naj dragocene j še JAserč.—Tumi prihaja na misel neka oporoka, ki sem jo nekdaj bral. Mati je umirala v tujini; imela je dvoje od nje oddaljenih otrok. Njen soprog se je bil preselil že pred njo v večnost. Na smrtni postelje je napisala s tresočo roko te-le besede:
“S težkim srcem 3e ločim od vaju., draga otroka, in ker vaju ne bom videla nikdar več na tem svetu, pošiljam vama svoj poslednji materin blagoslov in in to zapuščino:
Najprej bojta se Boga; ne pozabita moliti, zjutraj in zvečer k Onemu, katerega sem vaju učil« spoznavati in nikdar ga ne zapuščajta! Drugo: ne pozabita, da sta vaju učila oče in mati moliti v domačem jeziku ; cenita ga nad vse in ostanita vedno zvesta- Bogu in domovini. TretJČ: bodita ubogljiva in odkritosrčna; kajti najbolj nesrečen je oni otrok, ki se« ni naučil ubogati in govoriti resnico. Četrto: spominjajta se zmerom, da nimata niti očeta in matere in da sta odvisna od tujih ljudi; zato pa skrbita, da si prisvojita njih ljbezen in naklonjenost z uzor-nim vedenjem in ponižnostjo. Gori v nebesih, poleg milega našega očeta bodem pričakovala radostnega in sročrega dne, ljubavni \ *!0 3e Z0Pet snidemo. Ostafnita j z Bogom in molita vsak dan za | svojega očeta -in svojo mater.”
1 To j e. prelepa oporoka; spominjaj se je krščanska mati in stori tudi ti tako!
Ona roka, ki je prva delala sveti križ nad otrokom kraj .otroške posteljice ih ki, naprav-lja isti križ še na smrtni postelji kraj svojega mrtvaškega prta, ni drugo nego zlata palica, s katero se po starodavni pravljici čarobno odpirajo blagajne, polne zlata in dragega kamenja.''
Resnicoljub
MALI OGLASI
pa se vleče od Pristovnikovega
Storžiča dalje 'proti severu in vrhu je v Cimpasarjevem (1547 m), Plešnikovem (1397) in Kristanovem vrhu (1228 m) ter neha z Vašnikom (1169 m) pri Železni Kapli.
Iz Kort vodi v dolino zgornjega toka reke Bele pod letoviščem Bela žičnica za prevažanje lesa. Saj sta glavni in tu-, di edini vir dohodkov prebivalcev na južnem pobočju Obirja, gbzd in živinoreja. Pridelki žita so tako mali, da ne zadostujejo večinoma niti zp lastno prehrano. Brez gozda in brez planin b‘i prebivalstvo v teh krajih ne moglo obstati, moralo bi se izseliti. Zato pa tudi s tako žalostjo opazuje, ko prehajajo posestva iz nekdaj trdnih kmečkih rok v last graščakov, les-' nih trgovcev, raznih prekupčevalcev z zemljo in denarnih zavodov. Ko bodo izdelovali nove zakone o zemljiški posesti, bi morala posebna določila zavarovati kmečko zemljiško posest, Ki 3e ne bi smela in ne mogla zadolževati tako daleč, da bi nastala nevarnost prodaje posestva.
Ti kraji na južni strar.i Obirja že mejijo na Gorenjsko. Zato je tudi govorica v teh krajih že prehod na gorenjska zlasti tržiško narečje (dialekt).
Tudi na splošno je zato nemogoče govoriti o strogo ločenih koroških govoricah, slovenskih dialektih. Vsi slovenski koroški dialekti prehajajo v izgovorjave sosednjih slovenskih pokrajin. Ziljska ih deloma ro-žanska govorica je zelo podobna govorici v zgornji Savski dolini onostran Karavank. Govorica Podjune pa prehaja spet v govorico Mežiške in Mislinjske doline ter Pohorja in Ko-banskega gričevja. — (K.K.)
PAPIRAMO IN BARVAMO nekaj časa.
studenčkom in potem odplulo kot meglica iz jezera preko mogočne Pennsylvanije.
Kar je res, je pa res, strašno lepo smo zapeli. Se reče, saj ne vem, kako bi bilo, da nisva bila midva •> Bilčkom zraven. Bilček je najprej sam vdano in nežno zapel: Tam gori za našo vasjo, tri 1'p’ce prav lepo cveto'. . . Potem me je sunil v šinek in odprl sem usta, pa polahko prijel; Pa le naj mi cvetejo, le naj me cveto . . Lepo počasi smo, kakor studenec v dnu skalne razpoke, ki dobiva od vseh strani drobne pritoke, kapljico za kapljico, dokler ne prikipi iz žrelca curek vode . . . tedaj so pritegnili z vso silo še basisti. Ce bi nas dekleta slišala, bi si zataknila rdeče nageljne v životec, tako je pa samo gmajna uživala in goizd, pa Gašperjeva koliba, ki sem jo prav dobro videl, da se je tedaj nekoliko nagnila proti nam, ko da bi hotela bolje slišati in kot bi se hotela vprašati: Kaj so ti za eni fantje, ki tak’ lepo prepevajo ...
Močno smo se zazdeli, ki tako znamo in kar pokašljevali smo v zadregi, enčeš od hudirja jo znamo urezati tri.
“Vsem pit!” je ves ginjen ukazal Jože Zalokar, ki je ho-jel s tem povedati, da je bilo petje zakej.
“Zavriskal bi, če bi mi.rekli,” sem ponudil se tudi jaz ves razgret, da se mi je tako posrečilo in aa mi ni kapelmajster
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Zdo lepa prilika
Naprodaj je hiša na Tiverton Road, poleg Nottingham Rd., med St. Clair Ave. in Euclid Ave. v Clevelandu, za 1 družino, 3 sobe spodaj, tri spalnice in kopalnica zgorej, klet pod vso hišo, hiša insulirana ter v najboljšem stanju, gretje na plin (blower type) poletna in zimska okna in vrata, awningi, garaža z podstrešjem za 2 avta, garaža in dovoz cementirana, plinska gorkota v garaži, cena $15,000.
Takojšnja vselitev. Na ogled vsak čas po dogovoru. Lastnica prodaja vsled smrti v družini.
Zglasite se osebno pri Leopold Kuohlan, 6411 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio.	----- .~r~,
(Mo. Wed. Fri-X) še pridite in še zapojte .
“En riklej ti dam. če boš
res,” mi ponuja Jože, ki je bil ves razsuran, odkar smo še šli razposajene fante tam po trati, ob potrkavanju kozarčkov na grobo stesani deski, ki jo je opiralo dvoje trhlenih tnal.
“Samo, če se ne boš unjanj-kal,” sem podvomil.
“Se ne bom,” je obli ubil.
Pa sem! Ne sicer tako lepo, kot naš France in Srpanov Lojze, vendar med nami ni znal nihče boljše. Leiio je moralo biti, ker iz bližnjega gozda se je dvignila jata vran, ki se je kri-čaje razletela na vse strani in si pomagala proč od nevarnega kraja. Meni se je pa zdelo kot nebeška pozavna, pa ki veste, da se ne hvalim rad
“Z rašpilo bi parkrat potegnil po grlu,” meni Jože, “pa če bi malo bolj zategnil. Sape nimaš, Jack, sape.”
“Pa ti daj, če znaš boljši,” sem mu vrgel nazaj in spravil nikelj v žep. Pa ni hotel. Kako bo, če pa ne zna, sem vedel.
No, pa smo še peli. Lahko rečem, saj mi morda ne boste verjeli, da je škrjancu onemela pesem v grlu, ko smo zapeli mi. Videl sem, kako je stara jab- 1 lana, vsa raskava in neboglena, tam nad studenčkom trepetala, ' ko je nas poslušala. Naše petje je bilo kot bi gladil roko'dobremu starcu, ki deli otrokom orehe in jim pripoveduje davne zgodbe.
Zares, lepo je bilo tisto po-polodne ob robu smrekovega gozda. Vse tako domače, vse preprosto, brez vsakega mestnega nakit j a. Samo gozd in gmajna in zemlja. Zdelo se mi je, da nam je govoril gozd: “Hvala lepa, ljubi moji! Pa
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“Popotnik. Potujem iz Dachaua v Nemčiji domov, pa ne vrne za pot. Dolenjec sem. — Kraj mi je popolnoma neznan.” “Kar po cesti proti Celju in Ljubljani!”
“Zame ni varno. Na cesti so partizani/
(Nadaljevanje ■ J. strani.) še ostanke UNRRA. Iz Rusije Tod o-| slovanskih narodov in dela, ki ne dobi Jugoslavija dragega kot
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koli ie vse živo patizanov. Obr- obravnavajo slovanske narode in Stalinove slike.
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nite se proti Sv. Pavlu pri Pre- države, boldu, prekoračite hribe in bo- ROMAN O LEVSTIKU. — ste kmalu nato v Trbovljah.” Znani profesor Anton Slodnjak, “Lačen sem,” je vzdihnil Ja- ki je skušal tudi Prešerna glajh-nez. “Ali imate kaj za jesti?” šaltati na sedanjo novo komuni-“Na žalost______ne morem vam stično dobo, je, napisal dolgo na-
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te, da prihajate iz Dachaua?”
“Včasih tako pride. .” se je izmikal Janez.
“Kar povejte, kar mislite, odkrito. Tudi jaz nisem zanje!”
Tedaj je Janez povedal, kako je z njim in onimi tremi, ki čakajo v bližini nanj.
“Če je tako, pa vam ne kaže hoditi drugače kot po skrivnih potih. Držite se stranskih poti in rajši kobalite hribe, kakor
Moški in ženske
sem hotel, moral sem jim ga man naj bi podal celo življenje dati, sicer bi bilo še slabše, če Levstikovo. Delo obsega 1200 bi ga sami jemali ...”	^ strani. Naslov mu je dal: “Pogi-
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vrnil.
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kakor kobilice ob hudem letu!
majerja. “Ljud. pr.” v Ljubljani se je skrbno varovala, da ne bi kako izdala, da je bil med gla-1 vnimi ustanovitelji katoliški škof. Kaj takega sedanja mladina ne sme zvedeti.
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“Jaz ne morem več,” se je u-stavil France ves zasopel. “Du-škajmo malo, saj se nikamor ne mudi. čez pas sem tako te-' I nak, da bi me lahko preščipnil. = Kje so materini žganci in naš hlebec!”
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In E. 63 St, le okrog 36 drugih zobozdravnikov v tel naselbini prakticiralo In se Izselilo, d očim se dr. Župnik še vedno nahaja na svojem mestu.
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NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA
Naznanjamo vsem prijateljem in znancem, da je preminil nai dragi soprog in ljubi oče
PRIMOŽ SULEN
Blagopokojnik Je po kratki bolezni in previden s svetimi zakramenti za umirajoče, za vedno zatisnil svoje mile oči dne 25. januarja 1948. Pogreb se je vršil dne 29. januarja is pogrebnega zavoda Jo*. Žele in sinovi in po opravljeni maši zadusnld v cerkvi Marije Vnebovzeie smo ga položili k večnemu počitku v naročje materi zemlji na pokopališču Calvary.
Doma je bil iz vasi Breaa, fara Trebnje na Dolenjskem, odkoder je prišel v Ameriko pred 42 leti. Ob času smrti Je bil 66 let star.
V dolžnost sl štejemo, da so tem potom iskreno sahvallmo sledečim, ki so položili krasne vence cvetia h krsti pokojnika. Ta dokas vašega spošlovanja do pokojnika nam je bil v tolažbo v dneh žalosti. Zahvalo isrekamo sledečim: Mr. in Mrs. Lawrence Pira. družini Schults. družini Vidor Breiar, Mrs. M. Fortuna. E. 47 St.. Mr. in Mrs. R. Koesel, družini Zaman. Mr. in Mrs. Leo Kaušek in družini. Mr. in Mrs. Paul Markič, Mr. Frank Slosar in hčeram, Mr. in Mr*. Henry Batlch, Elsie in Frank. Mr. in Mrs. Christ Chermely in sinu. Mrs. Mary Vinšek in družini. Mr. in Mrs. Andy Vankovič, The Sweeizers & The Mitchells, Eddie. Al. Rollin in J. P.. Foreman & Fellow Employees Pennsylvania Railroad, Davenporl Station, in podr. št. 3 SMZ.
Iskrena hvala vsem. ki ste darovali za sv. maše, ki ae bodo brale aa mir in pokoj duše pokojnika!, in sicer: Mr. in Mrs. Emeric J. Pautte, Mrs. Louise Roberts in drušina. Mr. in Mrs. Jack Knafelc, Mrs. M. Fortuna. Mr. in Mr«. J. Budnar. Mr. Edward V. Kravo«, Mr. in Mrs. Louis Jurečič. 3 r -- L ‘	- sin. M*, in Mrs, J, I ■*“' «-	M1“
Dorothy Or©h.o\roc» Mr« in Mrs« r« aIiwvvj »•	***°* *
Gormak. Mrs. Justina Slosar, Mr. in Mr*. John Dejak, Mr. in Mr*. J. Laurin, Mr. in Mr*., James Lellis. Mr. In Mrs. Joseph Hribar, Mr. in Mrs. Lawrence Pirš, Mr. in Mrs. Peter Werllch, drušlni Orašem In Novak. Mrs. Mary Skuily, Mr. in Mrs. Tony Drenik, Mr. in Mrs. Dominic Sbrocco. Mr. in Mrs. A. Gote. Joete, Esther. Emllie. Mr. in Mrs. Mike Drensek. Miss Lillian Wlniar, Mr. A. Zorko, Miss Mary Stopar. Mrs. Mary Spilar. Mrs. Angela Mostna, družina Rebol, Mr. in Mrs. J. Potočnik. Mr. in Mrs. Frank Petrovič. Mr. Edward Videtič. Mr. in Mrs. Frank Smole ml.. Mr. in Mrs. Frank Stabienski, Mrs. Mary Vinšek, Mr. in Mrz. Frank Centa, Mr. in Mrs. John Jalovec. Mr. in Mrs. J. Gogols. Mrs. Ursula Trtnik. Mrs. Anna Zaman, Mr. in Mrs. S. Trampush. Mr. in Mrs. J. Hron. Mrs. Mary Knez, Mr. in Mrs. J. Fortuna, Mr. Joseph Fortune. Mr. in Mrs. John Pogačnik iz Lorain, Ohio. Mr. in Mrs. Frank Smote st. in družina, tars. Rose Kocian. Miss Mary J. Princ. Mr. in Mrs. S. Cemigoy. Mrs. Anna Podboršek, Mr. in Mrs. A. Dolinar. Mr. in Mrs. J. Batlch. Mr. to Mrs. Felix Korošec, Mr. in Mrs. Ed. Kreiič, družina Dermastij«, Mr. Frank Markič ter Ed. K. Al Hribar, Rolling in J. P» in St. Alexis Nurses Senior “B" Class, Mrs. Josephine Spiler in družina.
Posebno zahvalo isrekamo družini Victor Breiar za vso pomoč in tolažbo v času smrti predragega pokojnika.
Upa hvala sodelavcem v pisarni Pennsylvania Railway, ki so pokojnega obiskovali v času njegove bolezni in ga bodrili, koi tudi vsem- ki ste ga prišli pokropit, ko je ležal na mrtvaškemu odru in ga spremili na njegovi zadnji poti na mirodvor.
Zahvalo naj prejmejo vab ki so dali svoje avtomobile na razpolago pri pogrebu, katerih Imen pa žal nimamo vseh na rokah.
Hvala pogrebcem, ki so nosili krsto in sicer: Mr. G. E. McDougall, Mr. E. F. Flannigan. Mr. P. J. McCormack, Mr. R. V. Ulery, Mr. A. S. Young, Mr. A. R. McNeal. ter bolničarkam St. Alexis Senior razreda "B." ki so bile častne pogrebnice.
Našo zahvalo izrekamo tudi Rev. Fr. Cimpermanu za podeljene zadnje e sv. zakramente ter za pogrebno mašo. Rev. Fr. Baraga za obisk* in Rev. Fr. Michall M. Rozlas, duhovni vodj«^ bolnišnici »v. Aleša, za molitve v pogrebnem zavodu in na pokopališču.
|\ Lepa hvala bolničarkam Si. Alexis Senior razreda za častno stražo, B ; in zdravnici Angela Dejak O'Donnell sa vso pomoč tokom bolezni ljubega pokojnika.
Iskrena hvala pogrebnemu zavodu Joseph Zeto in sinovi za vsestransko pomoč In lepo urejen pogreb.
Našo iskreno sahvalo izrekamo vsem sosedom in prijateljem za vso u, pomoč, katero so nam iikasali v dneh naše brltkostL in ako w je ime enega ali drugega, ki nam j* na en ali drugi način v tem času pomagal, pomotoma Izpustilo, prosimo oproščeni«, tor se vsem enako naj lepše zahvaljujemo.
Dragi soprog in »krbni očel Dokončana j* Tvoja zemeljska pot, ki je bila delo in trpljenje. Odšel sl v večnost, od koder ni vrnitve. Naj Tl bo lahka ameriška gruda.
Počivaj mirno—snlvaj aladkol
Žalujoči ostali:
DORA SULEN, JENNIE. bH FRANK, sin
soproga
Cleveland, Ohio, dne 13. februarja 1948.

“Da bora le smela ostati, se oglašali in lepo je bilo opa-Vsaj to. Do januarja je še da- zovati oblačke, ki so se vozili leč, do tedaj se bo pa že kako proti bohinsjskem kotu. Na
nakrenilo.
Južino ji je skuhala Cotova Marička. Sama si je ni mogla. Bila je še vs* zmedena in roke so se ji kar naprej tresle.
"Umiri se že vendar. Saj se je vse dobro izteklo. Lahko bi se slabše.’’
Toda Rotija se ni mogla umiriti. Saj mora vendar tudi na Jerneja misliti in na njegoVe besede, na Marjeto, na Tineta, na Jaskovo Mico in njen strupeni jezik, na ves Prtovč, ki bo zijal, kakor da je vse prtovške hiše strela oplazila.
Ste že slišali kaj? Za kriš-čevo voljo, Rotija iz Škovinčeve kaj že bo imela otroka. Ka j takega? Bog se nas u.smili. Pa s Tinetom, .ki bo kmalu v zaporu, če že ni. Bajto ima zaprto in nihče n$ ve nič zanj.
Rotija že ♦ naprej vse sliši. Jaskova bo imela prvo besede, od klepeta jo bo jezik pekel. Njene besede bo pogrevala Bergantova in jih zanesla v Podlonk, od tam. se bo greh raznesel na Češnjico, v Dražgoše, na Studeno in ne bo dolgo, ko jo bodo opravl jali že pri Štefenu v Selcah. Do kosti jo bodo obrali, vsako njeno pot s Tinetom premislili, prejšnje laži bodo zdaj resnica ni zagovorniki bodo redki. Morda Marjeta in Rahotova Neža. Težko še kdo drugi.
Rotijo je kar stresalo. Juži-ne se je komaj pritaknila. Še
nikoli se ji mšoitoruzni žganci
uprli. Danes so se ji. Tudi žlice ni več spravila dolt
“Ne morem”, se je otepala Maričke, ki je silila vanjo. “Tudi mleko mi ne diši. Kaj kislega 'bi morda še pojedla.” j
Marička je nalašč pristavila krompir. “Morda ti bo krom-! pirjeva solata šla. Saj te razumem, vsaki se rada v tem času kakšna jed pristvdi.”
Rotija je bila Marički zelo hvaležna. Kakšna druga bi ji očitala, da je pristujena, Maričko je pa samo potrpljenje. Ce bo ostala čez zimo, se Rotija zase ni bala.
Popoldne sta presedeli v rebri. Sonce je bilo toplo; ptiči so
drobno so bili skodrani, razpotegnjeni v vsemogoče oblike, ki so jih vetrovi zdaj ožili, zdaj širili.
“Da bi bil človek oblak”, je vzdihnila Rotija.
“Nič bi ne bilo. Tja bi morala, kamor bi te veter gnal. Nič bi ne bila na boljšem. Človek ima pa vendar tudi kakšne vesele ure. Same žalosti ni nikjer na svetu.”
“Koj pri meni jo je dovolj.”
“Pojdi no! Veš k?j, Jerneja vzemi.” Marička ni mogla več zdržati. Že po Jernejevem vedenju je videla, da gleda za Rotijo in da bi mu ne bilo treba dvakrat reči. Kako je bil splašen, ko je prišlo Rotiji slabo. Nekaj morata imeti med sabo.
“Avša avšasta, nc bodi pri-
Rotija, vendar te jo Marički zdelo, da se ji je obraz za spoznanje pordečil.
“Zakaj pa ne? Mažar ni; prav čeden človek je. Tak ob-jedek pa tudi ne kakor Tine, ki se je bogve kam odklatil.” “'Nič ne rečem”, se je Rotiji razvezal jezik. “Močno čeden fant je in trezen, delaven pa čez mero. Toda zame ni. Name se ne more nihče več navezati. Meni ostane otrok, dru-
tistega nikoli imeti tako rad, da bi nikdar ne pokazal nejevolje. Saj me razumeš. Jaz bi ne prenesla, če bi kdo ctroka zapostavljal.”
“Jernej bi ga ne.”
“Od začetka morda ne. Ce bi pa prišel še kak otrok, bi se pa razlika poznala. Mene bi to tako bolelo, da bi tudi ene srečne ure ne imela več.” Marička ni vedela kaj odgovoriti. Čutila je, da ima Ro-
gim pa življenje. Bog ve, če ne j ti j a prav, pa vendarle ni mo-bi imela v zakonu zavoljo otro-'gla razumeti, kako se potlej ka še marsikake bridke ure. sploh še kakšna poroči. Pa se
Ustanovljeno 1908
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srečni. Ali je v nekaterih ženskah res nekaj drugega kakor v nekaterih?
Dolgo sta molče sedeli. Gozd okrog in okrog je molčal, samo ptiči so ga oživljali. Oblački so pa kar naprej jadrali po modrini, neugnano pritiskali na tiste, ki so se bili že nagnetli v kot, zgubljali svojo nežno belino in pričeli siveti Nebo se je pripravljalo na večer. Kar brž bo (prišel, obarval nebesne ovčice, prižgal zvezde, vijoličasto nadahnil nebesni rob in za-
grnil Jelovco v tišino. Tedaj šele je prijetno zunaj. Človek pozabi, da poleg njega še živijo ljudje, pa de v neko pozabljenje in le, če veter prinese od kod vonj po dimu, veš, da nekje tudi sedi človek, ki ima svoje misli in svoje težave in da je čakal na večer, kakor berač ne ležišče, ki so mu ga ponudili v dobri hiši. Tiho pri-taplja mrak in če je ozračje mirno, slišiš glasove zvona, ki kapljajo v mir kakor vdani utrinki umirajočih zvezd. Skle-neš roke, moliš, pustiš, da st i
nad teboj razblestijo zvezde, še enkrat pogledaš, če je vse v redu, morda ujameš še kos luninega krajca, ki bi rad skoz smrekovje, zapahneš vrata in ležeš.
(Dalje prihodnjič)
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—Največ padavin na svetu pade na leto v pokrajinah Pandžab in Hindustan v Indiji, namreč 930 inč. V Evropi pade največ padavin v Boki Kotorski v Jugoslaviji, a v primeru s Hindustanom je malo, samo 177 inč.
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Natisnjeni Bridge seti
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V BLAG SPOMIN
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ki je za vedno zatisnila svoje oči dne 13. februarja 1940
Osem let je že minilo, kar si v večnost se podala, lepše zdaj Ti sonce sije, lepša zarja zdaj blesti.
Truplo tam na božji njivi v grobu hladnem že trohni, duh pa Tvoj v neminljivi slavi raja zdaj blesti.
Žalujoči -ostali:
SOPROG in OTROCI Cleveland, O., 13. febr. 1948. _
Lady Pepperell Luncheon seti
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SLOVENIAN MORNING NEWSPAPER
This and That from Washington
-By Congressman F. ances P. Bolton-
q^WENTY-TWO nations are now eligible to participate in the scholarship plan which may have
Mrs. Bolton
available $140,-000,000 during the next 20 years. The agreements with Burma and China have been completed and d r.a f t agreements are under consideration with the Philippines, Italy, New Zea-land, Greece, Egypt and Belgium.
Completion of t h e'š e agreements puts into operation the hich foreign gov
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ernments may pay in their own currencies in part for the sales of American surplus property overseas with scholarships and other educational enterprises in their own countries for American students. For Americans the Burma-China agreements include transportation both ways, tuition, maintenance and incidental expenses.
Plans for making the grants actually available are not completed, but a public announcement will be made as to the time applications may be sent in. Additional information can be had by writing the Division o f International Exchange of Persons, Department of State, Washington 25, D. C.
/"AERTiAIN very interesting mat-** ters have developed in European Recovery Program hearings relative to the results of government sales of so-called scrap to scrap dealers for 10c—LST’s and other such war materials. These
dealers then sell the scrap to the mills at a much higher price receiving in payment in addition to money, certain amounts of steel sheets, etc. These they then sell pretty much to the highest bidder. It has been suggested that the government could and should have sold this scrap directly to the mills who in turn would make direct sales. Such straight-forward handling would ultimately benefit the tax payer, who originally paid a little through the nose for war material. It is interesting that it has been said before the Foreign Affairs Committee that there is really no scarcity of steel rather is it tied up in this complicated handling.
rpHE Senate Committee on For-I eign Relations has concluded its hearings on the European Recovery Program and will start writing a bill. The House Connnit-tee on Foreign Affairs hopes to conclude its hearings in another week if it can secure certain information it considers extremely important.
A subcommittee of the Commit-** tee on Education and Labor begins hearings on February 9th on H. R. 4408 which would provide equal pay for equal work to women.
the subject of conservation:
The chief of the U. S. Forest Service has said we are sawing timber from our forests 1% times as fast as we are replacing it with new growth.
Secretary of Defense Forrestal testified before a House Subcommittee that we are using underground oil reserves four times as fast as they are being replenished; that the pinch may come in ten years.
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Union of Slovenian Holy Holy Name Societies
The annual meeting at St. Lawrence Parish, in Cleveland, was very well attended.
Plans were made for many activities for the year. A campaign will be made through the United States to get more organisations into the Union. Election of officers was held at this meeting: - Matt F. Intihar and Prank A. Hochevar, were re-elected as president and secretary respectively of the Union of the Slovenian Holy Name Societies, a National organization. Mr. Intihar is serving his third term in the above capacity, and Mr. Hochevar his tenth.
Rt. Rev. J. J. Oman, who is pastor of St. Lawrence church. .Honorary Spiritual Director: Rev. Victor N. Tome assistant pastor at St. Vitus church, Spiritual Director.
Mr. Anton Grdina, of St Vitus parish is Senior Honorary president; Mr. Jacob Remik. St. Lawrence parish, first vice president: Mr. John Stopar. Sacred Heart parish, Barberton, Ohio, second vice president; Mr. Lawrence Bandi, St. Vitus parish, treasurer; Mr. Anton Meljac, St. Lawrence parish, recording secretary; Mn Prank Snyder, ^t. Lawrence parish, Marshall.
The Auditing Committee is composed of Mr. Mike Kolar. St. Vitus parish; Mr. Lawrence Fausic, and Mr. Mike Anzlin, both of St. Mary’s parish, Holmes Ave.
lean Rack Editor-in-Chief of N.D. Academy Paper
Jean Racic, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mm. Ivan Racic 1271 E. 61 St., editor of Glasilo KSKJ. has just been elected editor-in-chief of the school monthly at the Notre Dame Academy for girls, »here the is attend-1 ing.her third year.
Slovenian Has Highest
As One American To Another
Mr. James Debevec American Home Fub. Co 0117 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Dear Jack:
I want you to know how much I appreciate your faime&s. You are the publisher and editor of a Slovenian newspaper and through your faimesss you regard candidates for public office strictly as Americans. You represent each on his own public record to the readers of your newspaper I have always tried, as you know, to give leadership 7 to all of the Cosmopolitan groups In Cleveland. I have, furthered their Interests in every helpful way. Prom the beginning of my apolitical Ufe I have been very close to the Slovenian leaders and to the Slovenian people. It Is fine of you to draw their attention to my record and to say to them that, while Ray Miller is not a Slovenian, he has al-
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Edward J. Kovacic, capable and con- In taking this fair attitude,, my dear scientious city councilman of Ward 23, Jack, you demonstrate the qualities of has filed his petitions for a nomina-1 great leadership becaue you and your tion to the office of County Commis- newspaper as always, directed your sioner. Two must be elected this year I thoughts and energies to the making I and Mr. Kovacic has every chance to! of American citizens. You have led be nominated and elected,
RISK* DOMOVINA
Average
Joseph Mihelich, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mihelich of 1200 Addison Rd., has a 98 average, the highest among 1200 students at tytin High. He is now in his senior year. Congratulations, Joseph, keep up the good work!
Cleveland, Ohio
Friday, Feb. 13, 1948
Columbia, Pa. — Jerry McKonly, 79, a fruit dealer, being cold, made a fire in his stove. After he saw the smoke coming from the stove, he remembered that he put away $1000 in paper money into the stove for safety.
Columbus, O. — Gov. Herbert decided that no one has right to tl\e bonus except the veteran himself. This was in answer to those who asked
Washington. — The State Dept, announced that It. has taken over some 2.337,000 bushels of potatoes from the Department of Agriculture, to send to Italy and Prance, xhe Arym has already sent 467,000 bushels to northern Europe.
• • • mm John Krnc of 1059 Addison Rd., is in Lutheran Hospital, where he underwent an operation. For the same reason Urban Praznik of 15416
position of president of Columbia University, a
1C state for a part ofj Daniel Ave., is in Huron he money to apply on a Rd. Hospital. We wish eteran’s debt. Neither them a speedy recovery!
will anyone have a right to touch the bonus thru court action.
Washington.—The government has 58,500,000 pounds of frozen eggs for
He r$n for this office 4 years ago and received over 26,000 v*»tes at that time, but as he was running against the seasoned Commissioner Gorman, he was unable to deafeat him. This year, with twp offices to be filled, only 20,000 votes are necessary to be elected
Mr. Kovacic is well liked down town and respected by the Council, which should help him get votes. If our, people do their dutyy, we can easily elect a Slovenian to the office of County Commissioner. We Should all decide now that we will all help him to step up a little higher, as Eddte surely deserve;- to get ahead and this honor will r. fleet on all of us, if he should win.
U. S. Blunt to Yugoslavia v-.
T .pirn Success, N. Y. — The United £ tales has bluntly told Yugoslavia that she has no right to interfere in the ad-minstration'V this joint Anglo-American' zone of ,4he Trieste Free Territory. Warren'R. Austin. United States [esejntative to/the "United Nations, today. “1
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On hundreds of bulletin boards in Greater Cleveland’s industrial plants, the story of the need to expand the city's voluntary hospital system is being presented. This scene at the National Screw and Manufacturing Company is typieal. Workers and management are joining hands in the $2,000,000 campaign to complete the Greater Cleveland Hospital Fund by February 27.	_____________________
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Moscow. — Orders have bsen given that a Russian citizen cannot marry a foreigner. Until now the law was that Rusian citizens who married aliens could not leave Russia to live in some other country. (This is another of the civilian freedoms of Russian democracy.)
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Attorney John L.. Mihelich and his wife went to Rochester. Minn., last week, where their two1 daughters, Veronica and Rosemarie are takih« up nursing courses.
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Washington. - U. S. "sale. The buyer must Jack Laoh of 1101 E-ill return frozen money send them out of the 63 St., was in Glenville i the amount of $1,100,- country.	Hospital for month and
DO,000 to the western	• • • ■■ , „	retume* home,
ountries of Europe. This Omaha. Neb. — The He wishes to thank all mnev is owned by ci- Central Committee of the the people who came to izens of those countries Democratic Party for Ne- see him while he was m ihich will cooperate with braska stated that it will the hospital hP Marshall plan. Most take all legal steps ne-	• • • mm
i the wealth is French cessary to keep Henry | Sewell, N. c. — In the
listed by the
for 1947 were:
Mrs. Anne McGinnis*, Washington fell from a fourth-floor fire escape, hit a clothes line no the third floor, was flung through a window Into the bathroom of a startled neighbor on the second floor.
Mrs. Lee Marksbury, Centralia Mo. was uninjured when her car turned over five times. After locking at the wreckage, she fainted and cut her
^Fishsrmen Katsumi M’shitawa and Woodrow Wakatsuki, in trying to obtain a record catch hauled in so many fish their boat sunk.
Dog Queues for Mistress
Streatham, England — Mrs. Isabel Maidstone has solved her queue problem. She ums Bruce, her terrier as a stand-in.	V , .. ,	.....
Finding queueing fatiguing. Mis.
Maidstone takes Bruce with her. He.«, ,u,ur holds her place in line wnlle she does | wildcat. Before the rest of her shonnlnv	he shot three bi
complained about interfeience in the joint none but also charged the Tito regime wtih flagrant violations of the peace treaty with Italy in their own zone of the free territory.,	-	,
The note was in answiei»to a Yugoslav demand of last Nov. 6 that the United States Government dissolve a new political party in Trieste, the Italian Republican Party of Action for Venezia Gulila, and punish its founders This party, Yugoslavia charged demanded the restoration of Venezia Gulila to Italy ands therefore was aimed at “destroying the territorial Integrity of the Free Territory of Trieste and of Yugoslavia.”
Good Hunting
Augusta, Me. — Maur.ce Ricker of Augusta really had a big day hunting in Penobscot County. Shortly after breakfast he bagged a nine-point buck. An hour later he brought down a — * the day was ended
of American citizens. You have led your people to a knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of citizenship.
In my whole political life I have frequently sought your advice and leadership and you have always responded unselfishly. You have been ;uccrssful In your endeavor to develop Slovenian-American leaders. You aim always toward the development pf true Amfricanism and the true principles of Christianity.
With deep appreciation I am Sincerely yours
Ray T Miller Cleveland, O., Feb. 6, 1948
Notes from Adria
One particular chore that U> important at any rehearsal and at the presentation of a concert is the efficient distribution and collection of music. It is a necessary duty, although it is taken for granted that the Librarian will do it.
Adria Choral Club, a group of 50 songsters now preparing for its Bpring Concert is fortunate in having a very efficient Librarian in the person of Alma Martin. Quiet and unassuming, Al-“Vs blue eyes and orettv brunet
amiling congenially before teJdng position in the alto section of the <
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AMERICAN POLITIC: AS II SHOULD BE
— Editorial —
In the turbulent spring of 1946, when the U. S. was paralyzed by a railroad strike, Harry Truman stormed into Congress and gave Alexander Fell Whitney, co-leader of the strike, one of the savagest verbal rawhidings ever’dealt a private citizen by a President of the U. S. With that, he broke the strike. Beaten and embittered, A1 Whitney swore that he would use his union’s last penny to humiliate and defeat Truman. “You can’t make a President out of a ribbon clerk,” he bellowed.
One day last week the door to the President’s Oval Study Swung open and A1 Whitney entered.
Whitney (band outstretched): “It’s over the dam, Mr. President. How are yefu?”
- Truman: "Al, this never should have happened.”
Whitney: "You’re right, Mr. President. I got bad advice.” Truman: “We all do at times. How are you, anvway?” Whitney: “In the pink. I don't need to ask how you are— you're looking great.”	. -
The two men sat down and chatted for a while. Then Al Whitney, his public recantation completed, got up and left. On his way out he told newspapermen: “I intend to live for the present and the future.”
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A graduate of Shore-, High. Euclid, Ohio In Commercial studies, she earns her living as an office worker for Ad-dressograph-Multigraph, and lives with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frol Mar-tin. 21870 Tracy Avenue. Euclid. Ohio.
Adria annuonces that Bunny” Martinčič heads the Stunt Committee which will stage variety, possibly a Cake-Walk, at the club's Leap Year
bp shot three bears.
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ST. VITUS THANKS ST. MARYS
“Look! Here comes another load.” This was the familiar cry last Sunday when the Holy Name’s Variety Revue put on a performance for St. Mary’s Parish. About every five minutes a load of passengers would b2 discharged from a street-car; then Father Tome’s orange crate, I mean station-wagon would pull up and a crowd of 15 boys would pile out.
On coining In the place, everyone
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If the ice and snow holds out tne. Club will hold another skating party at Strawberry Lane, Feb. 22 at 1:30 p. m. If the pond will not be m skating shape another party will he substituted.
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Heroes Ride Free
Washington.—The Army said that Medal cf Honor winners may ride free In military aircraft within the contin-pntnt limite whpn space is available.
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Columbus, O. — A fire started in a railroad car and no less than 189.600,-
Wallace’s name off the vicinity of this city -ballot in the primary prehistoric animal’s elections April 13th. I bones were found 16 ft. • • • mm	deep under the sand.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and which scientists claim w matches burned up. Mrs. Robert Reefer and lived 60 million years hev were worth over their 4-month-old child ago. Indications are that fl L,	I were alive today because it was 35 feet long and
• •» mm	of their cat. During the lived in the swamp. At
Cincinnati O - Dr. night gas was escaping that time, practically all [eerv reports that 3 ml-1 Into their bedroom, the 0f today’s New Jersey utes after a mother'.cat jumped on the bed was covered by the
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Led suddenly of a heart and scratched Mrs. Reef-ttack, a baby was born ter until she woke up.
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vtae when its	mother	liam Phillips, 42, report-	in the	army to forget.
„f	. heart	attack,	ed himself to the nearby	AU. the	members of his
the bo- weighing 6 military authorities. He family, his parents, bro-» aid	16 ounL	is quite	1 said that he deserted the	thers and sisters, 23 m
B ana	w ,	army 19 years ago and	all, lost	their lives in the
e ' , , , pa I his conscience didn’t give explosion in Texas City, Moscow. - Children’s him any rest so hq came rphanages in	Rusiji«	«r#	to report himsell
ver-crowded.	There	are	_	The
.;avv Command is ready to lend 12.600.000 gallons of fuel oil to New York, where there is such a shortage for home heating.
Columbus. O. — . New auto	licenses for	1948
will	be on sale in	Qhio
from MArph 1st on. Each auto must have a new license number by April 1st.- This year’« plate* have Wack numbers on yellow background.
dver-crowded. There are nore than 650,000 children, all less than 3 yrs. Did. Some are w»r orphans, but most of them were bom out of wedlock. Just in Moscow alone, there are over 22,-)00 such children.
The Council Committee das approved plans for a monument in memory or the 61 victims of the East Ohio Gas Co., explosion. The monument will be placed on Highland cemetery on the 4th anniversary of the catastrophe on October 20th. The East Ohio Gas Co., will pay $20,000 for the monument.
Grand Rapids, Mich. — Manuel Fadron enlisted
last April.
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Charles and Olgo Slapnik made up an American flag, all flowers, which was oi derpd by neighbors of the Zupančič family, to be put on the grave of Pfc- Stanley Zupančič of Bonna Ave. It took Mr- and Mrs. Slapnik a good 6 hours to make thjs beautiful floral piece.
Mr- and Mrs. M. Beros cf the Beros Studio, 6116 St. Clair Ave. left February 11th for Florida, where they will stay until spring. The studio
al staff. In May or June opened until March 20th. he will step into the , • V* *■'
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The afternoon performance went on smoothly as at &t. Vitus, but in the night it was a huge success with a very large and appreciative crowd attending.
If it weren’t for these certain persons, our show might have never been put on at St. Mary’s. We wish to thank Father Cimperman, Father Monse and Mcnsignor Hribar of St. Mary’s Athletic Club, for allowing us* to bring the show there. We also want to let Anthony Baznki and Frank Zupančič know that we acknowledge and give our thanks for the work they did, behind the scenes. Our appreciation wc extend also to all the outsiders who tagged along with us ft> make the show a success. They are Liiliai Sterk, Four Feather's Quartet, John Loksa and the Vitus Harmoneers.
Wherf Father Tome's name was mentioned at St. Mary’s a great cheer echoed through the hall. Each act received the credit that was due and this shows that the boys are getting! better all the time.
Echoing throughout St. Vitus the rumors are that Dick Hrovat’s orchestra is the best yet to travel with us with his swell variety of music. In his orchestra beating out the notes are, the Slavac brothers, Bill and Ray, playing the saxophone and trumpet. Dick’s brother, Rennie Hrovat, playing the sax also. Buddy Komol who played the drums and last but not least, the leader, Dick Hrovat, who really knows how to tickle those accord!an keys. Put them all together and you have a band with a blended harmony and enough pep to wake up the parish of St. Vitus*. Not only that, hut they enjoy playing for the dancers. It's a shame that more of the other clubs at St. Vitus won’t give them a break. So what if they’re not a name band, all good start at the bottom, don’t they?
Getting back to Sunday’s show, most of the beys stayed at the dance after the show, but the rest thought it more secure -and safe at horn?. I suppose everyone is entitled tp hio own opinion. Right? Lillian Sterk who traveled with us didn’t have to worrv about getting home, with Bob Mulec ar.d Billy Avsec escorting her. BUt as they say. quote: •“All’s well that ends well.”

ST. VITUS PARISH BOWLING LEAGUE 4 February 5. 1948 WEAK TEAMS TOPPLE TOP TEAMS, MAKING STANDINGS MUCH CLOSER
With the exception of the Norwood Appliances, the first five teams in the j standings, each lost three points and j the lower teams closed the gup to make the standings the closest they have
been this season. A matter of only nine points now seperate first and ninth places. Only four points sepe-rate third and ninth places. With the season almost two thirds gone, almost every team has a chance to forge into the lead.
The General Roofers hit a 2533 series to beat the Jimmy Slapnik Florists in a close series as the Florists hit 2507. The Or^zems also went on a rampage as they hit 2598 in also taking three points from the Malen-, sek Bros. The Clover Dairies also burled the Grdina and, Sons for three points. Taie Golden Gophers trimmed the first place Cimperman Markets for 3 points. In another close series the Norwood Appliance not to be outdone, also won three points from the Kollander Agency. The Černe Jewelers were no exception to the 3 and 1 custom of the evening and lock that many points from the Brod-nick Bros.	!.;*,!:J
JOE MARINKO HITS 613 AS ORAZEM’S BLAST 2598 Joe Marinko hit 203-214-613 to hit the evening’s high individual scries as his teammates hilped the Orazem hit the high team series cf 2598. The Jimmy Slapniks hit high single 920 in cheir only win of the night. Ed Baron’s 220 in his 584 series was the „op individual effort.
Other high games and series were hit by: Stan Merhar «15-573, J. Saver 519, Tony Cvelbar 210-514, Joe Merhar 516. F. Popotnik 544. Tony Stanič 508. Ray Suhadolnik 506. Chuck Ku-kucka 503. Fritz Sternisha 503, Vic Mel-le 200-560. Jimmy Miklavčič 205-528, L. Sterle 518 and Rudy Brapcel 203-558.
Team Scores: ........................
General Roofing	795	902	836	2533
Slapnik Jr. Florist	783	920	804	2507
Winner high: E. Baron 584-220; F. Popotnik 544.
Loser high: F. Stanič 508: R. Suhadolnik 505. C. Kukucka 503.
Orazems Conf.	835	876	887	2598
Malenšek Bros.	846	772	851	2469
Winner high: J. Marinko 613-214-203; F. Sternisa 503.
Loser high: V. Melle 560-200.
Clover Dairy	748	765	881	2394
A. Grdina, Sons	798	751	757	2306
Winner high: J. Milakovcic 528-205; L. Sterle 518.	.
Loser high: R. Brancel 558-203. Golden Gophers	839	809	746	2394
Cimpormans Mkt.	823	754	771	2348
Winner high: T. Cvelbar 514-210. Loser high: J. Merhar 516.
Norwood AppL	728	769	836	2333
Kollaader Agency	763	762	790	2315
Winner high: J. Saver 519.
Lcser high: E. Rathtay 477.
Cerne Jewelers	779	813	713	2305
Brodnick Bros.	676	804	740	2240
Winner high: S. Merhar 573-215. Loser high: M* Mlinar 480.
Standings February 5, 1948 Teams	W	L	Pts.
1.	cimpzrman Mkt...........47	26	50
2.	Hollanders Agency .....36	**"
3.	Brcdnicks Bros. .......34
i Norwood Appliances .....34
5.	Slapnik Jr. Florist....31
6.	Ceme Jewelers .........44
7.	Malenšek Bros............30 33
8.	A. Grdina and Son ....:...32 31
4. General Roofing .........29 34
10.	Golden Gophers ..........28 35
11.	Oraaem Confentioners .. .27 36 -36
12.	Clover Dairy ....—.......28 37 34
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Time Out for Tour* in Korea for U. S. Troop*
Bv the way. whatever happened to the Dramatic Guild? A lew months ago It was big news; now there’s not a ptep from that direction. What are they for? The Church choir has some talent, too. and so have the school and the other parish groups. Well . .?
IMPORTANT!!!	J .
The Junior Sodality Board has a meeting on "Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 7 30 in the Study Club Room. All officers and chairladtes please be present!
Off-duty facilities for education and rocieotion ore neony for U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force Regular! in Korea. This view shows o group of soldiers combining both in on informoti.e sightseeing tour of Karoo where ore buried important kings doting bock to 1392 when the Li dynasty wos established.
LAKE SHORE POST NO. 273
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The Lake Shore Post. No. 273 of the American Legion would like to take this opportunity to extend their sheerest thanks and appreciation to all those who helped make our Mardi Gras-Masquerade Ball such a huge success.
The dance was not only a success financially but also socially. The large number of people present, some in gay and novel costumes, all had a terrific time. The Melody Pilots were really hep and the beautiful decorations provided a real New Orleans atmosphere.
We sincerely hope that you all had a good time and that you’ll come to our next big affair, which will be held early in'April.
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tions. You won’t keep them. Take someth!«« practical for your resolutions.
Newer suffer exceptions. You’ll break all your resolutions.
__ Ciolek, incidentally, also related the following story:
"One day a father came home from work and asked his son what he had been doing all day and the son replied he watched five flies, two lady flies and three gentlemen flies. The father said. ‘How do you know there were two lady flies and three gentlemen flies?- and the boy replied, ‘Because there were two flies hanging on the mirror and three fhes hanging around a beer bottle’."
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Sodalits are urged to attend the Sodality Institute which L> n miniature Summer School of Catholic Action being held at John Carroll University on Saturday and, Sunday Peb. 21 and 22. There will be a small registration fee of 50 cents. Fr. Walker, Fr. Zimmerman. Ft. Dowling, and MU1 Willman. all of the Queen’s Work staff, will head the various sessions. -Inis Is a good opportunity for the girls to get a better idea of what a Sodality is and how it works. Busses will run from the Public Square direct to the University.
REMINDER
Wedding Bells
Married last Saturday In St. Christine^ Church were Miss Antoinette Kinkopf, daughter of John and Prances Kinkopf of 991 E. 223 St. and Jim Kepic, son of UiJ and Mre. Jim Kepic of 1340 Rjtaqfll Rd. Last year on bride » sister, Fran-to Stanley Mohorc, ink Mohorc of 18108
February 15th, ces, was marr. son of Mr. and Syracuse Ave.
Mr. and Mrs
February 29th—Day of Recollection. Marymount Academy, March 19, 20, 21 Retreat Diocesan Retreat House.
NorwooTConinHiiiity Council'
J. F. FIFOLT
Renewed activity was the theme of the initial meeting of the Norwood •	.Community Cuoncil, held at the Na-
in'April.	Jtional Heme on Thursday, Jan. 29th.
less than three weeks our Post] jaj£sjc> Danton and Miss Prince
THANKS TO ST. VITUS
FOR a swell Variety Revue. show was well attended, although the advance ticket sale didn't look too promising.
These who came all ^pressed opinions on how much th*v liked the show. Not a one said anything about not enjoying it. As was expressed in the show. "Some shows are good: some shows are lousy. Tonight you'll see a double feautre; we’re good and lousy!” Well, they’re good, but th? word lousy Is in the wrung place! It certainly doesn’t apply here.
Some acts that were particularly enjoyed were the Vitus Harmonlers, who received an encore. These four young boys were discovered in St. Vitus Church and they thrilled all the audience with their beautiful voices. They sang "O Sanctissima,” "Home Sweet Home." and, several others. The audience just didn’t seem to get enough of them.
Also great favorites were the members of the "Four Feathers Quartet” who sang in barbershop style. One song that the audience really roared over was the following: (I don’t know if I have the words exactly right, but this is as near as I remember them). ‘‘Mary had a little lameb She used to feed it well.
She gave it a stick of dynamite. And it blew itself to—
Hallelujah! We’ll meet you in the sky. Ws’ll meet you by and by!”
There were several stanzas all ending with the suggestive blank. St. Vitus if the words are incorrect, please forgive me. because therfj were so many other tnings to remember, that I couldn't get everything straigsht.
"How- can you forget? “caused quite
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a bit of laughter, when the man who The scolded everyone for forgetting got up ““ from his desk with the words, “I never forget anything!” , and the audience discovered he had forgotcen his — let's say it in a nice way — trousers!
•	Mr. Agony”, sponsored by the shave cream that removes the difficulty of shaving, your face, and a lot of other products, was the advice man. One of the “patients” complained that his wife had run away with his best friend and he missed his best friend! Between cases the announcer kept the audience a good humor bv explaining what the various products of the various sponsors would do. and there was very little they could not do. As was said for “Scrapo” shave cream, “No muss, no fuss, no bother, just blood!
There were several cheeseboxers on the program, and the accordions really gave out with the beat in good mu-
A balerina was one of the —-----------
and a brother and sister tap dance iloo contributed to the enjoyment of the show.
“Me and My Shadow” was perfectly done, for the “shadow" kept beautiful time with his owner, and to prove that shadows aren’t useless, this one had a little number all his own. He sings, too.
Among the “Circus" acts there was the comedy juggler, who played a dirty trick on the audience. He blindfolded himself, half faced the spectators, and juggled three dumbbells. When he had finished, he faced the audience completely and they disrovered that the other side of the o’indfold had a hole cut in it!
“Five acrobats," as they called them
•	borrowed from the Grotto Circus” as thev stated were also part of the Circus acts. I use the term “acrobats” loosely, as I'm sure the emcee did! Their number was “The Man on the Flying Trapes ze” and the red “zimske gate” were a big help in achieving the acrobatic look.
The “Bubble/Gum Song" was another one of t|ie things that explain Why our parishioners were still laughing on the way home. There were really so many good acts that we just
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The attendance at our Friday and Saturday night dances Is getting greater every week. Make it a date to at-
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DEATH NOTICES
Bizjak, Mary (nee Mlaey — Mother of Freda Schmitt, Albina Metzler. Residence at 19707 Pawnee Ave.
Erzen. Catherine. — Mother of John, Stanley. Millie Novak, Mamie Stitts. Residence at 15601 School Ave.
Kekic, Mary. — Mother of Anna Zu-zic, John. Mary Tomak. Nick. Residence at 3141 St. Clair Ave
Oman. Matthew. Professor. — Husband and father of 3. brother of 9, including Rt. Rev. John J. Oman and Dr. Michael Oman. Residence at St. Cloud. Minn.
Pesek, Albina (nee Gcdec) — Wife of Carl, mother of Carl, Vincent, Mi-
ver, Alice, Jean, Louis, Anthony. Ete* ideftce at 3268 E. 49 St.
Pozar. Anna — Wife of John, mother of Rudolph, John, Victor. Anna Novak. Victoria Williams, sister of A-malia Hrovat. Residence at 8711 Rosewood Ave.
Skoda. Mary — Residence at La-trobe. Pa.
j Slak. Frank — Residence at 1383 E. 43 St.
flees in the council. They will meet and report their selections at the Feb. meeting.
Mr. Uster and Mr. Jaksic gave a complete report on the work involved covering the Christmas decorations on St. Clair Ave. Everyone agreed that the project was benefical to the com munity. It was voted that approxii mately $75,00 be contributed from the treasury to defray part of the expense
Mr. Danton was requested1 to give a report at the next meeting covering conditions the St. Clair Bath House
Constructive criticism was voiced by many members because of the lack of meetings held last year. The- writer explained that while no meetings Were held the organization was represented at Welfare Federation, City HM1 and Planning Commission meetings also other special meetings, also that Councilman Kovadc Was constantingly
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__________Frank Erbežnik of
Ansel Rd.. announc; that their son, Frank, was married last Saturday to Miss Anne Ruth Turner cf Lukasville O. The bride, who is a registered nurse, is a convert. The groom attends Western University.
Married on February 10th. in St. Mary’s Church, were Ann Aucin, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Anton Aucin of 1053 E. 147 St., and Mr. John Augustine, son of Mrs. John Augustine Of 942 E. 209 St.
As the little man crept into the movie theatre and took hb seat in the last row it was obvious irnm his doleful expression that he had much on hie mind and was sadly in n;ed of recreation.	,	\
On the screen an old-fasnioned melodrama unfolded, a production doubtless made long; ago and now “re-is-stied" Came the scene where the heroine, lured all unsuspecting to the villian’s lair, suddenly realized with horror that his intentions were anything but honorable. Providentially she discovered the handy carving-ludfe.
■‘Stand back, you unspeakable cad she cried, brandishing the weapon. “I may be only a poor, weak, friendless woman-hut. by Heaven, I shall sell mv honor dearly!”
■Profiteers,’ shouted the troubled
little man. "Everywhere you go, it's, high prices.”	I
And with that he bolted out of the theatre and disappeared tnto the night.
Girl: “Father, may my boy friend take the place of your business partner who died this morning?”
Father: 'T’ts O. K. with me. See if you can arrange ft with the undertaker.”
• • •
•The last time I went horseback riding I wanted to go one way and the horse wanted to go the other.”
• What happened?”
“The hors? tossed me for it.”
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' Wal< your friend shocked over the death of his mother-in-law?”
“Shocked? He was electrocuted.”
• * •
The best way to smother an argument to death is to keep your mouth .shut.
Keeping cn your toes will keep you from getting down at the heels.
■ • • •
Mother: “Why did the teacher keep you after school?”
Small Boy: She told me to write an essay on “The Result of Laziness” and I turned In a blank piece of paper.”
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can’t take u| the space to praise them all. However,
... just a word about the emcee, vet. He did a tip-top job, too, in keeping the show running smoothly, and he’s a good showman himself, for his magic tricks and wise crack9 amused everyone during the time between acts.
We would like to thank Father Vic Tome for making it possible for us to see the show. Now we know why some members of St. Vitus went to see it three times.
We also thank everyone who had anything to do with the show, and hope some of you make good in show business. You certainly have the talent. Good luck, and thanks!
People of St. Mary’s! Looks pretty obvious from where we’re sitting that St. Vitus is doing fine with their young talent. How about ours? I know we have it for I could name lots of our young people who can tap dance, play musical instruments, do comedy monologues and many other things. How about trying something ourselves? Maybe some day we could go down and entertain St. Vitus.
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sodalityIcribbles
“What doth it profit a man if he gain the whole world and suffer the loss of his own soul.” Stop right here and ponder these words. Take a mom ent now for introspection.
Wednesday opened the holy season of Lent, a period of self mortification and penance. It brings to mind the untold pain and suffering God endured —foi the slavation of our souls. What can we do during the season of Lent? First, let us forego those activities In which we seek pleasure and amusement such as dancing, movies, sweets, smokes, and drinks. Pratice self-denial.
Last week at the Sodality Union meeting, Fr. Casimir Ciolek of Our Lady of Czestochowa Parish, stressed the fact that one should not make too many resolutions but thoce those arp made should be kept. He went on to s&y that the world today likes to shun anything which entails the sacrifice of t^iat which will bring pleasure and self-gratification to the individual. He pointed out three rules to be observed in making your penance:
(1) Don’t make too many resolu-
ThaftS metnb&s wanted the organization to continue and be Wonf& U-t'lve was evidenced by the volunteer dues payment made:
It was Voted that the next' hieethig be held on the’ lašt Thursday' of the month as In the bast. This will be THURSDAY, Feb. 2tfth. Members and friends interested’ in the Welfare of our community are welcomed to attend. Meeting will start at 8::00 p. m.
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