t i: MS.&." AMERICAN IN SPIRIT FOREIGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY DOMOVINA AMERICAN HOME SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER JfllCEM TEDNA [P f/^ARJi pravijo, da bo ter Pirai 1 zv« tn>f lecf tn" H« ls< jf1 e CLEVELAND, O., SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1940 LETO XLIII. — VOL. XLIII. NITI OTROKOM NE PRIZANESEJO BOMBE pravijo, ^o.seveit izgubil precej j si^' ^ga, ker je bil nje-! [j Wliott imenovan takoj ■ :o etavna, čim je stopil v vo- ;<0st-UŽbo' Razume se> da' djVar rePllblikanci izrabili |'"ahujskali. Toda izida 10 ne bo spremenilo. K * P Pišemo, š I John L se ni znano, ce Lewis, predsed-organizacije CIO Roosevelta ali Will- Id i •)e' c'a n°beni .d0sti zato, kam bo kre-jT, demokratom bi bilo :2a W6' Če bi Se LeW'S iZ" H^illkie-a, ker je mno-SarlU',ev zaPustiio Roose-■ radi tega, ker je dal ore CIO. Republiki^ ^ ^di dosti ne bo po-jL. 6 bo Lewis za njih fti0 ker večina članov J ; . k za Roosevelta, pa * Lewis za kogar .•n„ °'eJ Lewis iz te kam-I bo dobil dosti kosta- * h komunistična 1k 1 a oziroma njeni vodi- Hjj^Pričani, da bo ta H 1941 proglašena v kot neustavna in scena. Zato se pa že ' to. K Njih publi-že prešie v fii. h tajniške knjige uni- S 'Etj Yorku so ime- V. tednov, V katerem SJ0učevali, kako bodo A J'a|i tudi potem za m hJm z razširjanjem .i »v ratur. % e in osebno pro- & * a th % tljf^karji je zašumelo, "liti t«, , parley, bivši gene- •l932 ,m°jster Zed. držav, 111 1936 vodil uspeš-\j njo za Roosevelta, Cedila glede kam-Pice lcem- Koliko na tem, ni znano. ;Cnfivi je Farley pripo- ts]< voliti za vso •tu 0 glasovnico, dasi ot«eni! imena pred- X0o°sevelta. Farley je B; t '^sproten tretjemu W "a kot načelnik de- V]( franke v državi Vei?°ra Priporočati de- ,, aildidate. . * ■ j6 V * Slta . Pan'.ii tako po-,11|e živil, kot pripo-;^K.Amerikanci, ki tam > "Ora,io plačati po $4 U Sa in še tega dobe ■o 4 V* / m Sib. erri se je pojavi-t)fehnje' da se dvigne i 20 a!alstva od 10,500,-Aij izu°0,000. Kmalu bo-'l Madžarske o lepih H?, družine, ki bodo 6c otrok. fv * 6o ln na stenah hiš vi->() Velike letake s t m° za tO ali ono |že J so začeli pa take PW Vati tudi na strehe, i«. a je Ta slika je bila vzela v Londonu takoj zatem, ko so odleteli nemški bombniki. Mati nese svojega dojenčka k zdravniku. Otrok je nezavesten, ker ga je zadel drobec od nemške bombe. Če bo Roosevelt izvoljen, bo služil vse štiri leta, pravi Predsednik pazno zasleduje štiri glavne faktorje v mednarodnem položaju: Španijo, francosko bojno mornarico, Balkan in Daljni Vzhod. Washington, 25. okt. — Na konferenci s časnikarskimi poročevalci je danes izjavil predsednik Roosevelt, da bo služil polna štiri leta kot predsednik Zed. držav, če bo izvoljen za tretji termin. S tem je pobil vsa namigavanja, da se bo odpovedal kmalu po nastopu novega termina v prid podpredsenika Wallacea. Roosevelt je tudi obljubil, da bo preskrbel delo za vsakega moškega in žensko, če bo izvoljen. Roosevelt je ponovno po- udarjal, da se še vedno drži sklepa, da se ne bo oddaljil iz Wash-ingtona več kot 12 ur vožnje, dokler bo svetovni položaj tako napet kot je danes. To je izjavil, ko se je bila raznesla govorica, da bo šel v Chicago pred volitvami. Rekel pa je, da bi šel rad marsikam, če se bo svetovni položaj nekoliko omilil. Roosevelt daje danes največ pozornosti štirim važnim' točkam preko morja: Španiji, Balkanu, francoski bojni mornarici in Daljnem Vzhodu. Vsaka teh lahko povzroči nove homatije. v°zi; za namenjena '•io z letali. j v^^Nl visokošolci v Nfcf1 S° p°tegnili z Židi |V/lrali proti odredbi ministrstva (dr. •Jh clj'.'Se zmanjša število vS ^'lalt0v na univerzi. ^ Poročevalec za k^i lrnes, Sulzberger dr. Korošca za kralja Jugosla- Blitzkrieg v kuhinji Mrs. Mary McDowell, 2055 E. '79. St. je snažila po kleti. Našla je omot papirja, ga vtaknila v peč in ga zažgala. Takrat so pa začele žvižgati krogle na vse strani. Poklicala je policijo, ki je dognala, da je bilo v omotu vse polno nabojev 22 kalibra. K sreči ni nobena krogla zadela. Zadnji dan razprodaje Danes je zadnji dan razprodaje v vseh prodajalnah Slovenske zadružne zveze. Okoristite se z nizkimi cenami. Zvečer pa priredi Zadruga prijetno plesno veselico in večerjo v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Vsi ste povabljeni. Popravek Mrs. Mary Bajt sporoča popravek v dopisu glede 30-letni-ce društva št. 137 SNPJ in sicer, da je bilo društvo ustanovljeno 14. julija, 1910 in da je bil organizator Mr. Frank Cer-ne. Pokvarjena zabava Akron, O. — Robert Sola je nesel v košarici 30 jajec in je bil radi tega obsojen v 30 dni zapora in $50 globe. Stvar je bila ndkmree taka„ da Robert ni nesel jajec na trg:, ampak jo je, mahal z njimi v dvorano, kjer je imel kampanjski govor republikanski kandidat Will-kie. Robert je skesano priznal, da je mislil seznaniti jajca s kandidatom, pa ne, da bi mu jih nudil m krožniku. vije" in če so se ameriški slovenski rdečkarji potegnili za prikrajšano židovstvo in komuniste. Nov grob v domovini Mrs. Gertrude Kapler, 952 E. 207. St. je prejela iz stare domovine žalostno vest, da ji je 4. julija umrla v vasi Zalog, fara Šmarje na Dolenjskem, ljubljena mati Marija Možina v starosti 73 let. Poleg hčere Gertrude zapušča tukaj tudi hčer Rose Piškur in pastorko Frances Re-par v Randall, O. sestro Josephine Jarnovich, v domovini pa pastorko Marijo, tri sinove: Jožeta, Alojzija in Tineta ter več drugih sorodnikov. Naj dobra žena počiva mirno v rodni zemlji, preostalim pa naše sožalje. Jutri pa na koncert! Jutri večer nam bo podal pevski zbor Ilirija koncert v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Kdor le more, naj se udeleži, zlasti pa farani Marije Vnebovze-te, za katero fara zbor deluje že polnih 15 let. Nedržavljanke izgube delo Šolski odbor naznanja, da bodo odpuščene od dela vse snažilke v javnih šolah, ki niso ameriške državljanke. Odpuščenih jih bo kakih štirideset. LEWIS PODPIRA REPUBLIKANCA Washington, D. O., 25. okt. — John L. Lewis, predsednik delavske organizacije CIO je nocoj apeliral na vse organizirano delavstvo in na vse druge sloje po Zed. državah, da izvolijo "galantnega Amerikanca" za predsednika, Wendell L. Willkie-a. Ta delavski vodja, ki je leta 1936 vodil 4,000,000 organizira nih delavcev k Rooseveltu, je imenoval predsednika "mednarodnega mešetarja," katerega izvolitev bi pomenila diktaturo v svobodni Ameriki. Svojo bodočo usodo je združil z ono kandidata Wiljkie-a ter se izjavil, da se bo odpovedal kot predsednik CIO, če bo Roosevelt izvoljen. Rekel je tudi, da Roosevelt ne bp mo^gji biti izvoljen brez zadostne podpore delavskih mož in žena in da bo ponovna izvolitev Roosevelta pomenila, da CIO ni poslušala njegovega priporočila ter bo to smatral, da mu (Lewisu) delavstvo ne zaupa več. Lewis je govoril po radiu, kateri govor je oddajalo 362 postaj. Stroški za govor so bili $45,000. Sodijo, da je govor poslušalo 30,000,000 oseb. Akron, O., 25. okt. — Unija United Rubber Workers of America, ena najmočnejših podružnic CIO, bo šla 100/. za Roosevelta. Tako se je danes izjavil predsednik unije, Sherman Dalrymple. -1—o- Katerega borno volili? še deset dni in šli bomo na volišče, da si izberemo našega najvišjega predstavnika dežele, prihodnjega predsednika Zed. držav. Dve glavni politični stranki, demokratska in republikanska, imata vsaka svojega kandidata. Za katerega bomo volili?" čitajte uredniški članek v našem časopisu v pondeljek. Povedali vam bomo, kdo bo prihodnji predsednik Zed. držav. Za boljšo postrežbo Radi vedno večjih naročil v tiskarni in s željo našim cenjenim naročnikom hitreje postre-či, smo kupili najmodernejši avtomatični tiskarski stroj. Toplo se priporočamo društvom, trgovcem in posameznikom še za nadaljno naklonjenost, zlasti še zdaj, ko vam bomo mogli hitreje postreči z našimi ličnimi tiskovinami. Vaje Slavčkov Pevske vaje Slavčkov se vrže sedaj vsako nedeljo dopoldne. Sprejema se nove pevce v starosti od 8 do 16 let. Vsi, ki imate še vstopnice od zadnje prireditve, ste prošeni, da jih oddaste v nedeljo pri vaji, ali pa denar za prodane, da se zaključi račune. Ves dan so včeraj Nemci napadali Diplomatske zveze med Jugoslavijo in Rusijo Ljubljana. — Zdaj, ko je sto pila Jugoslavija v diplomatske zveze z Rusijo, prvič odkar obstoji sovjetska republika, se pričakuje tesnejšega sodelovanja med obema državama. Ruski poslanik za Jugoslavijo je Viktor Plotnikov in jugoslovanski poslanik v Moskvi je minister dr. Gavrilovič, ki je svoje čase vodil trgovsko odposlanstvo v Moskvo. Oba poslanika sta že dospela na svoji službeni mesti in nastopila mesti poslanikov. — Rusija je prodala Jugoslaviji 20 filov premikajočih slik in kupila od Jugoslavije za 80,000 dinarjev slovenskih knjig. Španija strada New York. — Potniki, ki so dospeli sem s parnikom Magal-lanes, pripovedujejo, da španski narod strada, a po vsej Španiji je polno dobro rejenih nemških vojakov, ki čakajo povelja, da naskočijo trdnjavo Gibraltar. -—o-— IZ NAŠIH NASELBIN V Wilmerdingu, Pa., je 4. oktobra umrl za jetiko Matija Wolf, star 52 let in doma iz Slavskega laza pri Gorici, V Ameriki je bival 28 let in zapušča ženo. — V Luzernu, Pa., je pred dnevi umrla Frances Mi-helčič, stara 75 let in doma od Kamnika. Zapušča tri sinove, pet hčera in 24 vnukov. — V isti naselbini je pred kratkim izvršil samomor s kroglo Simon Matjan, star 50 let in doma iz Sepla pri Kamniku. Zapustil je ženo, ki je že pet let v umobolnici ter sina in hčer. — Violet Pevec iz Exporta, Pa., je 11. oktobra srečno prestala težko operacijo v bolnišnici Colum-biji v Wilkinsburgu pri Pitts-burghu. Zdravje se ji polagoma vrača in upati je, da se kmalu vrne domov. South Chicago, 111.—William Benkovič, star 20 let in vsekakor sin slovenskih ali hrvaških staršev, ki je bival na naslovu 9948 Avenue L, je bil 21. oktobra ubit pri delu v ladjedelnici American Ship Building Co., ko je padel s precejšne višine. -o- Preskrbite si knjižice Glasbena Matica je izdala posebno knjižico, v kateri je opis oratorija Vnebovzetje in pa vse besedilo pesmi. Ta knjiga stane 25 centov in se dobi pri Mrs. Makovec v SND. Kdor namerava posestiti koncert v nedeljo 3. novembra, naj poprej kupi to knjižico, da bo tako lažje razumel petje. V knjigi ni nobenih oglasov, zato pa stane £5c, da se nekoliko pokrijejo stroški. Zopet doma John Klaus, poznani gostilničar na 641 E. 185th St. se je povrnil iz bolnišnice in se nahaja doma pod zdravniško oskrbo. Prijatelji ga zdaj lahko obiščejo doma. Važna seja V nedeljo ob dveh popoldne je važna seja podružnice št. 6 SMZ v stari šoli sv. Vida. Vsi člani naj bodo gotovo navzoči. ■ ----------0--- Vreme Za danes in jutri se obeta lepo in gorko. Ko se niso Londončani nadejali napada, so prileteli Nemci in obsuli ulice polne ljudi, ulično železnico in buse z bombami in kroglami. London, 25. okt. — Nemški bombniki so deževali bombe na londonske ulice v enem najsil-nejših napadov, kar jih je še London doživel pri belem dnevu. V jutranjih urah, ko so hiteli ljudje za svojimi dnevnimi opravki, so začele iz oblakov padati bombe, ki so razbijale vozove ulične železnice, buse in morile ljudi na levo in desno po natrpanih ulicah in trgih. Od vzhoda sem so priletele močne formacije nemških letal, včasih po 100 skupaj. Dva alarma sta se oglasila tekom jutranjih ur in eden opoldne. Zadnje svarilo, znak, da so Nemci v bližini, ni ponehalo do poznega popoldneva. Ko se je storil mrak in so ljudje mislili, da je nevar- nost minila, pa so prišli ponovni nemški bombniki. Protizračne baterije so grmele tako nagosto, da se je slišalo kot en sam strel. N'a nekem cestnem križišču je udarila bomba med dva vozova ulične železnice. Oba voza sta bila razbita in vsi potniki so bili ali mrtvi ali ranjeni. Angleži so se maščevali na ta način, da je poletaval škadron za škadronom bojnih letal preko Rokavskega preliva na Berlin, Hamburg in ducat drugih nemških mest. Poročilo iz Berlina zatrjuje, da so bombe angleških letal ubile mnogo ljudi v Berlinu in Hamburgu in da so povzročile mnogo škode na poslopjih. Smrtna kosa V četrtek dopoldne ob 10:15 je preminil v Lakeside bolnišnici Nick Benich, star 49 let, stanujoč na 1108 E. 76th St. Bolehal je od velike noči. Rojen je bil v selu Grganica, kotar Du-garesa na Hrvatskem. Zapušča ženo Katarino, hčer Katarino, omoženo Benich v Windsor, Ontario, ,dva brata in dve sestri v Evropi. Bil je član društva sv. Jožefa, št. 99 HBZ. Pogreb se bo vršil v pondeljek dopoldne ob devetih v cerkev sv. Pavla na 40. cesti iz pogrebnega zavoda A. Grdina in Sinovi. Dosmrtni zapor Sodnik Frank J. Lausche je obsodil Jamesa Clough, ki je 2. avgusta ustrelil Benjamina Ba-kerja, na dosmrtno ječo, ali do časa, da bo pomiloščen po gover-nerju. Porota, devet žensk in trije moški, se je posvetovala tri ure in pol, nakar se je zedi-nila na krivdoreku uboja po drugem redu. Emery Križman vabi Nocoj od sedmih naprej bo servirana pri Mr. Emery Križ-manu, 961 Addison Rd., fina kokošja večerja, katero boste lahko zalili s fino pijačo. Igrala bo tudi dobra godba. Emery pravi, cla bo prav luštno. Prevzet je gostilne John Leustik in John Andol-šek sta prevzela gostilno od John Straussa Jr. na vogalu Bliss Ave. in 71. cesta. Priporočata se rojakom za obisk. Nov grob Po dolgi bolezni je preminil John Lekan, star 70 let, stanujoč na 715 E. 152nd St. Tukaj zapušča soprogo Rose, rojena Yunič ,doma iz Šmarete pri Toplicah, sina Johna, bratranca John Lekana na 77. cesti ter več drugih sorodnikov. Doma je bil iz Starega trga pri Ložu, kjer zapušča brata Antona in več sorodnikov. Tukaj je bival 35 let. Pogreb se bo vršil iz pogrebnega zavoda Josip Žele in Sinovi. 458 E. 152nd St. v pondeljek zjutraj ob 8:15 v cerkev Marije Vnebovzete in potem na pokopališče Kalvarijo. Naj počiva v miru, preostalim naše sožalje. Novinci bodo imeli pet dni Časa, da se pripravijo Predsednik Roosevelt je odredil, da se mora dati novincem, ki bodo klicani v vojaško službo, najmanj pet dni časa, da si uvede svoje stvari, predno se bodo javili pod zastavo. To se bo štelo od časa, ko bo rekrut dobil poziv k vojakom in pa do dneva odhoda. Predsednik je tudi naročil, naj se novincev ne kliče v armado, dokler ne bo vse pripravljeno zanje, da bodo imeli streho in vse drugo. Fin Clam Bake Frank in Rozi Mihčič, 7111 St. Clair Ave., bosta pripravila za prihodnjo sredo fin Clam bake. Najboljše je, če se kupite "delnico" že naprej, da vas bo oorocija gotovo čakala. DEČEK JE PRIŠEL IZ ŠOLE IN SE OBESIL Včeraj popoldne so našli v kleti obešenega 16 letnega Roberta Kendal, 12115 Buckingham Ave. Bil je učenec enajstega razreda John Adams višje šole. Truplo je našel njegov brat Larry. Deček je bil še včeraj popoldne v šoli. Ko je prišel domov, je še govoril z materjo. Mati je Šla nato v prodajalno, nič hudega sluteč. Dečkova mati pravi, da ni Videla na sinu nič posebnega, ko je govorila ž njim. Dečkov oče, ki je preddelavec v Fisher Body Co., je spal v času, ko se je sin obesil. Kot trdi policija, je fant zapustil pismo v slovo, toda družina* noče povedati vsebine. DEMOKRATSKE SEJE V 32. WARDI Politični sestanki ali seje demokratske stranke 32. varde se bodo vršile v prihodnjih dneh na sledečih prostorih: V pondeljek večer ob osmih v Turkovi dvorani, 16011 Waterloo Rd., Nottingham Tavern, 18526 St. Clair Ave., v hiši Mrs. Foeselman, 13329 Darley Ave., v hiši Miss Cervenik, 14606 Lake Shore Blvd., v demokratskem glavnem stanu na 15319 Waterloo Rd., v hiši Mr. Leskovca, 19516 Shawnee Ave., v hiši Mrs. Mauser, 653 E. 160. St. Kdor stanuje v okrožju teh prostorov, naj se gotovo udeleži sestanka. Slišali boste dobre govornike in serviralo se bo okrepčila. 2 AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, OCTOBER 26, 1940 v r AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA" AMERICAN HOME SLOVENIAN DAILY NEWSPAPER •117 St. Clair Avenue Published daily except Sundays and Holidays Cleveland, Ohio NAROČNINA: Za Ameriko in Kanado, na leto $5.50. Za Cleveland, po pošti, celo leto $7.00 Za Ameriko in Kanado, pol leta $3.50. Za Cleveland, po pošti, pol leta $3.50 Za Cleveland, po raznašalcih: celo leto $5.50; pol leta $3 00 Za Evropo, celo leto, $7.00 Posamezna številka, 3c SUBSCRIPTION RATES: United States and Canada, $5.50 per year; Cleveland, by mail. $7.00 per year P. S. and Canada, $3 00 for 6 months; Cleveland, by mail, $3.50 for 6 months Cleveland and Euclid, by carrier $5.50 per year, $3.00 for 6 months European subscription, $7.00 per year Single copies, 3c Entered as second-class matter January 5th, 1909, at the Post Office at Cleveland, Ohio, under the Act of March 3d, 1878. No. 253 Sat., Oct. 26, 1940 15 letnica Ilirije ______ % Cerkveni pevski zbor Ilirija, edini pevski zbor te vrste v fari Marije Vnebovzete, obhaja te dni 15 letnico obstoja, kar bo zbor proslavil s pevskim koncertom. Ta koncert se bo vršil jutri večer v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Petnajst let petja cerkvene in narodne pesmi je že dokaj lepa doba, da se lahko pri tem nekoliko pomudimo in pregledamo delo zbora zadnjih petnajst let. In če ima kdo vse važne podatke o tem na razpolago, jih ima gotovo pevo-vodja, zato smo se obrnili do prijaznega in uslužnega pevca, organista in pevovodjo Ilirije, g. Martina Rakarja, ki je tako ponosen na ta svoj zbor in povedal nam je mnogo o teh svojih ''fantih in dekletih," kako so delali, peli in vprizarja-li igre ter sploh veliko storili za korist collinwoodske slovenske fare. Prva večja prireditev Ilirije je bila spevoigra "Darinka," katero je zbor podal leta 1931. V istem letu je zbor podal tudi prvi cerkveni koncert, ki je bil lep uspeh. V zboru je bilo takrat 36 pevcev in pevk. Leta 1932 je Ilirija sodelovala pri programu društva sv. Jožefa št. 169 KSKJ, sodelovala pri koncertu v Newburgu in v Lorainu; obenem pa je zbor i sam priredil koncert ter igro "Pri belem konjičku." Leta 1933 je zbor sodeloval pri igri "Rodoljub iz Amerike," par tednov pozneje je zbor priredil svoj koncert ter imel v svoji sredi kot goste tudi pevce iz Loraina. Na 23. maja istega leta je zbor podal igro "Rodoljub iz Amerike" v počast delegaciji Slovenske ženske zveze. V novembru istega leta je zopet podal zbor opereto "Silvija," zelo lepo delo, katero je prestavil iz angleščine Rev. Milan Slaje. Kot posebnost se mora takrat zaznamovati izredno veliko udeležbo. Na 25. februarja 1934 je zbor podal cerkveni koncert, ki je bil nekaj posebnega namreč, mašni strežniki so peli pred oltarjem, a zbor na koru, kar je bilo res nekaj impo-zantnega. Dne 18. marca je priredil zbor koncert v Barbertonu. Pevci in pevke še danes niso pozabili slovenske gostoljubnosti barbertonskih rojakov. Nepozabna slovesnost pa je bila istega leta na 3. junija, ko so bile blagoslovljene cerkvene orgle, katere je zbor Ilirija kupil popolnoma iz svoje blagajne. "Malo tega, malo onega" je bil naslov koncertu, ki ga je Ilirija podala 4. novembra. Udeležba je bila zelo lepa in občinstvo je bilo zelo zadovoljno. Isto je zbor ponovil potem v decembru tudi v Lorainu. Na 25. novembra pa je zbor sodeloval pri Jugoslovanskem dnevu. Na 6. januarja 1935 je zbor ponovil "Malo tega, malo onega," v Slovenskem delavskem domu na Waterloo Rd., na 31. marca je zopet podal "Rodoljuba iz Amerike" in na 20. oktobra je zbor proslavljal svojo desetletnico v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Na 23. februarja in 2.2. marca je Ilirija podala ljudsko igro "Revček Andrejček." Prebitek od obeh predstav je šel za prenovitev cerkvene dvorane. Zbor je sodeloval na 9. avgusta pri Slovenskem dnevu, na 30. avgusta pri Baragovem dnevu, na 10. septembra pri programu v počast delegaciji JSKJ. Na 15. novembra je zbor podal dve opereti: Srce in denar ter Povodnji mož. Na 26. novembra je pa Ilirija sodelovala pri proslavi Gregorčiča in Cankarja v Jugoslovanskem kulturnem vrtu. Na 7. februarja 1937 je imel zbor domačo zabavo s plesom, na 26. septembra je pel pri romanju v Providence Heights, na 6. oktobra je sodeloval pri razstavi v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave., na 10. oktobra je podal cerkveni koncert v novo pobarvani cerkvi, kjer je bil slavnostni govornik misijonar Vital Vodušek. Na 7. novembra je Ilirija sodelovala pri odkritj uspominskih plošč Rev. Viranta in Rev. Kužnika, na 21. novembra pa je podal koncert v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Na 23. januarja je moški zbor Ilirije sodeloval pri prireditvi godbe društva sv. Jožefa. Na 27. februarja je Ilirija podala mično igro "Micki je treba moža," katero je na zahtevo občinstva ponovila 21. aprila v Newburgu. Na 26. junija je bila prireditev v korist članov zbora za potovanje v Jo-liet, 111., a na 3. in 4. julija je zbor napravil izlet v Joliet in v Lemont. To je bilo ob priliki slavnosti polaganja vogelnega kamna novega lastnega doma KSKJ. Na 25. septembra je zbor pel ob priliki romanja Slovencev v Providence Heights, na 30. oktobra je Ilirija pa sodelovala pri proslavi 25 letnice Slovenske zadružne zveze. Na 4. decembra je zbor podal cerkveni koncert, slavnostni govornik je bil lo-rainski župnik Rev. Milan Slaje. V januarju 1939 je moški zbor Ilirije sodeloval pri prireditvi godbe društva sv. Jožefa št. 169'KSKJ, v februarju je podal zbor opereto "Čevljar in vrag," 12. avgusta je pel na prireditvi v počast Rev. joška Ovna, ki je bil na obisku iz stare domvine, na 20. avgusta je sodeloval pri prireditvi Slovenske zveze društev Najsv. Imena, na 24. septembra sodeloval na proslavi 20 letnice Slovenskega doma na Holmes Ave., na 17. decembra je pa podal oratorij "Slovenski božič." ki je bil prvič podan v Ameriki. Isto je zbor ponovil 24. decembra v Newburgu. Na 7. januarja je pa zbor podal cerkveni koncert, pri katerem je pel same božične pesmi, kar je občinstvu nenavadno dobro ugajalo. To je kratek pregled tega žilavega zbora zadnjih deset let. Kot nam je povedal g. Rakar, nima zbor zapisnika o delovanju prvih petih let, zato se tudi ne more podati popolne slike delovanja tega zbora za vseh 15. let. Ljudje nimamo pojm.?, koliko en tak zbor dela in žrtvuje v teku let, dokler ne nanizamo vsega skupaj. Potem si šele lahko predstavljamo vso agilnost in delo, ki ga napravi zbor v teku let in tedaj se čudimo in tudi hvalimo, ker delo res ni majhno. Če se računa, da žrtvuje pevec takega cerkvenega zbora za svojo faro okrog 6 ur na teden, to je za vaje in potem za petje v cerkvi, znese to v 15. letih 4,680 ur. Nekaj ogromnega, ali ne? Zato je pa prav in pošteno, da pokažemo priznanje in zahvalo Iliriji za njeno 15 letno delo za slovensko faro Marije Vnebovzetje. Predvsem pa je na mestu javno priznanje neumornemu pevovodji, našemu vrlemu rodoljubu, g. Martinu Rakarju. Nihče ne ve, koliko skrbi ima pevovodja zbora, koliko dela in načrtov za bodoče delovanje, za nove pesmi, za programe in za vse, da ostane zbor živahno na delu, pa da vedno kaj novega poda. Vsa fara mora biti hvaležna g. Rakarju in njegovemu zboru za vse, kar so storili za cerkev in faro, odnosno za kulturo slovenskega naroda. Svojo hvaležnost bomo pa najbolj izkazali s tem, če se jutri udeležimo koncert? v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Zbor ne vpraša za nobeno plačilo, za nobeno nagrado, hvaležen pa bo in še naprej deloval, če bo videl jutri pred seboj nabito dvorano naroda. Ob 15 letnici "Ilirije" V podstavku zvonika cerkve Marije Vnebovzete v Collin-woodu je vzidana plošča z letnico 1906, kar znači, da so si Collinwoodčani postavili svojo cerkev že pred 34 leti. Nepoznani opazovalec razmer bi sodil, da v tej cerkvi ni bilo petja celih 19 let, ker cerkveni pevski zbor šele sedaj praznuje svojo 15-letnico. Kako je prišlo do ustanovitve "Ilirije," naj to na kratko pojasnjeno. Bilo je v četrtek, 13. avgusta, 1925, cerkveni pevci so imeli običajne pevske vaje v šoli za oltarjem, približno tam, kjer se sedaj nahajajo prve cerkvene klopi. Tedanji organist je moral imeti omenjeni dan zelo slab okus, ker je določil, da bomo prihodnjo nedeljo peli nam povsem neznano Marijino pesem, ki jo je bil iztaknil v Hol-marjevi pesmarici Slava Bogu. Marijine pesmi so vse lepe, da so pa nekatere bolj melodijoz-ne od drugih, je pa tudi resnica. Nam pevcem dotična pesem ni ugajala. Svetovali smo or-ganistu, da naj izbere kaj lepšega. Organist: "Ta pesem je lepa in v nedeljo jo bomo peli za god naše farne patrone." Mi pevci pa smo rekli: "Mi hočemo lepšo pesem, ali pa se moramo te boljše naučiti. Pesem prav peti se ne more naučiti samo z eno pevsko vajo." Organist je postal pri svoji trditvi, a mi pevci pri svoji. Naslednjo nedeljo, takoj po darovanju, pri 10. maši je organist razdelil pesmarice ter nam povedal, da bomo peli tisto pesem, ki jo je on določil. Dekleta so brez godrnjanja pričele peti in tudi srečno prišle skozi, mi moški pa smo položili knjige na harmonij in se vsedli v klopi. Nekateri trdijo, da so sedeči štrajki dobili začetek v delavski organizaciji CIO, drugi zopet trdijo, da so francoskega izvora. Jaz pa še vedno tr-1 dim, da so prvi sedeči štrajk vprizorili cerkveni pevci v Col-linwoodu leta 1925. Po maši pa smo se z organi-stom pred cerkvijo precej glasno pogovorili in nagovarjali dekleta, da naj se še one pridružijo nam upornikom. Dekleta pa so nam odgovorile: "Me pojemo v čast božjo in se ne oziramo na vaše kaprice in ne na trmoglavost organista. Doživeli smo prvo pogoreto pri naših sopevkah. Kdor je pevec, pa ne poje, je ali bolan, ali pa črneren. Petje in čmernost si nasprotujeta kot ogenj in voda. Nam, takratnim, cerkvenim pevcem ni bilo treba i biti čmeren radi tega, ko smo ! zaštrajkali, ker smo bili skoro vsi člani dobro uspevajočega zbora "Soča," katerega pevovodja je bil Martin Rakar. Vrgli smo se torej na polje narodne pesmi, zraven pa kovali načrte proti cerkvenemu organi-stu. Otipavali smo najprej pri cerkvenih odbornikih, a brez uspeha. O našem delovanju in vroči želji pa je izvedel, potom cerkvenih odbornikov tudi Father Hribar, ki pa je vzel vso našo zadevo zelo rezervirano. Kadar se piše zgodovina, se osebe, ki igrajo pri stvari glavno vlogo, kaj rado prezre. Bodi torej omenjeno, da se je pri vsej naši akciji najbolj odlikoval Frank Jurečič. Imel sem priliko 15 let opazovati, kako se Frank obnaša v cerkvi, a nikdar ga nisem videl z rožnim vencem ali mašno knjigo v roki, tudi dvomim, da lastuje kaj mašnega orodja. On le poje, a ker je, po izjavi Father Hanj-ška, petje dvojna molitev, ima tudi Frank zasluženje pred Bogom. S svojo ženo Ano je že pred 35 leti pel na koru v lepi Kostanjevici. Z malo izjemo poje on ves čas, odkar stanuje v Collinwoodu, na koru v cerkvi Marije Vnebovzete. Zato pa je bilo njemu največ na tem, da bi cerkveno vodstvo odslovilo organista in oddalo službo Martin Rakarju. Father Hribar se je večkrat ustavil v njegovi delavnici na 152. cesti in Holmes Ave. Franku nikakor ni šlo v glavo, zakaj bi se moralo ravno pri cerkvenem zboru varčevati. Father Hribar pa, kot izvrsten in varčen gospodar, je trdil, da se mora na vseh koncih in krajih varčevati, kar je bil edini izhod za tedanje čase. Končno pa je prišlo do kompromisa in Father Hribar je privolil v izpremem-bo organista. Čital sem, v kako obupnem stanju je dobil generalni polkovnik Boroevič soško fronto, ko je prevzel poveljstvo. "Iz-kaži se junaka, ali pa podleži," je bil ukaz mogočnega Dunaja. Martin Rakarju ob nastopu službe tudi ni kazalo mirovati, ampak delati in učiti. V kakšnem stanju se je tedaj nahajal cerkveni zbor, je bilo opisano že za 10-letnico "Ilirije." Zgodovino "Ilirije" skrbno hranim in mi je tudi poznana do vseh podrobnosti. Pevci imamo svoje napake, a tudi pevovodje niso brez njih. Odkar sodelujem pri pevskem zboru, sem imel že šest pevovo-dij, in vsak izmed njih je bil z drugačno "ž a u b o" namazan. Razumem, da kruh pevovodij ni sladak, a zdi se mi, da si ga večkrat tudi sami pevovodje grenijo. Ne mislim, da bi se pevci poigravali s pevovodjem kakor veter z listjem, ampak včasih bi se moralo upoštevati tudi težnje pevcev. Da je pa že tudi, kateri izmed pevovodij kratko potegnil, mi je pa prav dobro in živo v spominu to, kar sem sedaj opisal. Zanimiva anekdota. Pri generalni vaji neke opere, v prizoru, ki je predstavljal zimsko kočo z ognjiščem, je prišel pevec na oder ter z mogočnim glasom pričel t>eti, a je takoj utihnil rekoč: "Pod temi okoliščinami ne morem peti, ognjišče bi moralo biti na vsak način bolj na strani, ker preveč kadi." Režiser pa se je temu odločno uprl. Pevec pa mirno reče: "Torej naj ognjišče poje, jaz bom pa kadil." Ta anekdota nam priča, da so s poklicnimi pevci prav take težkoče kakor z nami, ki komaj razumemo kaj je petje. Ko sem 5. marca, 1937 zakli-cal "Ilirjanom" — z Bogom! sem tedaj omenil tudi to-le: "Različne napake so med nami pevci, ena prav grdih je pa tudi ta, ko se dobe pevci, ki žrtvujejo vse svoje zmožnosti zboru, katei^ga člani so, a ko prenehajo peti, ali pa pristopijo h kakemu drugemu pevskemu zboru—nimajo več dobre besede za zbor, katerega člani so bili prej, meneč, da bo sedaj, ko njih ni več zraven, vse h....č vzel." Sam zase sem si mislil, da bi se moral res sam hudobec naseliti v me, da bi mogel kaj takega misliti. "Meni bo spomin na vas 'Ilirjane" vedno ljub in drag. Zato pa le pojte še v bodoče Bogu v čast, sebi in ljudem v veselje." Farani to velja vsem štirim faram v Clevelandu. Dajte svojim cerkvenim pevcem priznanje. Posetite njih prireditve, kadar vas vabijo; zelo malo prosijo pevci od vas, a če storite to malo, bodo pevci zadovoljni, ker se boste izkazali, da cenite njih tratb Frank Kovačič. CblOletnid^ašezvezde" Zatonilo je deset let odkar se je postavil temelj dramskemu društvu, ki nosi ime "Naša zvezda." To društvo je bilo aktivno na kulturnem polju vseh deset let. Podalo nam je že precej lepo število raznovrstnih iger in med temi so tudi igre, ki še danes vlečejo. Prva igra pred desetimi leti jc bila "Navaden človek," katero je režiral Frank Požar in ki je prav dobro izpadla. Zadnja igra v pretekli sezoni pa "Divji lovec," Finžgarjevo delo. To je prav spretno režiral Mr. Peter Šter. Pa tudi druge igre kakor "Županova Micka," "Turški križ" in pa "Vrnitev" so vzbudile precej zanimanja. Prijatelji in prijateljice, prisrčna vam hvala za vso naklonjenost v preteklosti. Deset let je za nami in tudi sedaj ne bomo spali spanja pravičnega, že v nedeljo bo podana nova predstava pod naslovom "Poročna noč." Vsebina je povzeta iz nedavne preteklosti življenja-ameriškega premogarja. če je bilo vse resnično kar je v igri, za to vam ne garantiram, ker premogar še nisem bil, ampak oni, ki je spisal to igro mora pa že vedeti. Le to naj vam povem, da je zelo zanimiva in precej razburljive vsebine in meni pridejo ob tej priliki v spomin nekdanji graščaki, ki so vladali naši slovenski^ zemlji v stari domovini. Ne bom vam podrobno opisaval igre. Pridite v nedeljo v Slovenski društveni dom na Re-cher Ave. pa se boste sami prepričali. Kakor že omenjeno se igra vrši v nedeljo 27. oktobra ob treh popoldne, zvečer pa bo prav pristna domača zabava. Mojster te igre je vsem poznani Mr. Frank česen. Ves morebitni preostanek ali dobiček, ki ga naredi to dramsko društvo je vselej namenjeno za Sloven- ski društveni dom in ne za lasten dobiček. Torej ne pozabite priti v nedeljo 27. oktobra k "Naši zvezdi" v društveni dom. Pozdrav in na svidenje. Frank Kosten. Vabilo na sejo Naznanjam vsem glavnim in društvenim uradnikom, da se vrši redna četrtletna seja društev Najsv. Imena 27. oktobra pri fari sv. Kristine v Euclidu, Ohio. Pričetek ob dveh popoldne. Najprej bo v cerkvi opravilo, takoj po tem opravilu pa bo seja v cerkveni dvorani. Pridejo naj vsi glavni uradniki, vsi predsedniki, tajniki in blagajniki ter po dva zastopnika od vsakega društva. Prav prijazno pa ste vabljeni tudi ostali člani, da se udeležite te seje, ker boste s svojo udeležbo dali več poguma glavnim uradnikom za večje delovanje. Če na seji ni udeležbe, tedaj je to znamenje, da se članstvo ne zanima za društvo. Društva so nam potrebna, najbolj pa še društvo Najsv. Imena. Saj vidimo kako se nasprotniki sv. vere vsak dan zaganjajo v nas. Hočejo nam iztrgati najdražji zaklad — to je — zveličanje naše neumrjo-če duše. In, če bomo brezbrižni in se ne udeleževali shodov in se okrepili v stanovitnosti, se kaj lahko prigodi, da še mi postanemo mlačni. Ko se pa to enkrat zgodi, kaj hitro opustimo molitve in prejemanje sv. zakramentov. Društvo Najsv. Imena pa nas vabi ,da izpolnjujemo božje zapovedi. Dokler pa izpolnjujemo zapovedi, katere so nam dane od Boga, se nam tudi ni treba bati nevarnosti odpada od naše prave katoliške vere. Zato rojaki, pristopite k društvu Najsv. Imena in kateri ste že pristQpili, tudi ostanite zvesti in dobri člani. Pri sv. Lovrencu se je pričela v petek 40-urna pobožnost in v nedeljo ob treh pa je sprejem v društvo Najsv. Imena za vse tiste, ki še niste člani, torej pristopite v nedeljo popoldne. Smrt bo prišla po nas prav vse, ali ne bo prav, če bomo imeli kaj pripravljenega za seboj v večnost. Zato pristopite sedaj, dokler je še čas. Pristopite sedaj v življenju in po smrti se ne boste kesali, da ste bili člani društva Najsv. Imena. Vsem članom društev Najsv. Imena pošiljam iskrene pozdrave in članom pri fari sv. Kristine pa na veselo svidenje v nedeljo popoldne. J. Resnik. Zakaj smo za Martin L. Daveya Važne volitve, ki se bližajo, so pred pragom in naša odločitev je že sedaj potrebna. Slovenski demokratski klub v 32. vardi je potrdil izvolitev za go-vernerja v državi Ohio demokrata, Mr. Martin L. Davey-a radi sledečih razlogov: 1. Martin L. Davey slugi dveh terminov kot ^ ner države Ohio pokazal, bil zmožen svojega dela ber gospodar ljudskeg31 j a. 2. Martin L. Davey je "j j ni governer v državi Oh'0^ ^ priznal nas Slovence tično moč in dal našim odlična mesta v a1 dmi»lS V % 8e »iet in veliko del v cestno-g1 -oddelku. 3. Martin L. Davey Je f ^ sti ljudski governer, ^ rad odzval povabilu ^ rodnih proslav in obče\ . ^ šimi ljudmi kot človek1" telj. .J Mo 4. Martin L. Davey Jej ^ mostojen governer drž^j kateremu niso ukaz°v tični "bosi' 'in kapit»llS leinteresi. 5. Martin L. DaveyJI j Hi sti governer države otlJfiik ' J hotel poslušati časop'5' stov, da bi prilagodll[ tako, kar bi bilo nji"1^ in davkoplačevalcem v J >F I »j 6. Martin L. Davey dat ljudske volje in.[ človeka, ne pa kand> tičnega časnikarske^ jBi za katerim skriti ^ : i^l milijonarji. j(J L! 7. Martin L. Dave)'^ governer države Oh10'^f | e skrbel, da so bila »T fl terih so živeli de'aV brezdelja z živežem P^ ^ ni, nasprotno kar 'J governer John W- V J V rektno norčeval lZ Sst; in do skrajnosti zavla ^ no pomoč. :et [ 8. Martin L. Dav<* y % vil prodajni davek 11 J % obljubuje, da bo krivični prodajni d izvoljen. ,.J isr poi»!c> V Pridite na 4. novembra v na Holmes Ave. i" sami, kaj nam bo P Davey osebno. jJ1 \ Joško Penko, Pr _ o Balboa ob« ^ Mož, ki je odkril ^ , \ je bil obglavljen ^ si južnem delu PaliaV' v s let. 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Kdor hoče dober ohijski mošt, ga dobi po sledečih cenah: Muskatel, sod_____$18 Bel mošt, sod_____$1 Concord, sod_____$12 Se priporočam ANTON BAŠCA 1016 E. 61st St. Proda se sesalka (pumpa), kakršna se rabi pri stiskalnicah grozdja. Poizve se na 1029 E. 62nd St. Zglasite se po šestih zvečer. isiiil liki) f Jol ' m druge nove ustano-jetu, Chicagu, So. Chi- ' Cheboygan in Milwau-,Vseh dru Daj. ^ Se nove slike, o kate-CkPa 0stane tajnost. Pred-pe ' ur° tra-iala neprenehoma začetek točno ob 8. D teh slik je 600 čev-vse v naravnih bar-°datno k temu bodo tu- > j m % m konč nča ob 10. uri. Vsi »H ^ dvorano in imeli boste iji Sredo za cerkev. Na-te dv, f A. G., lastnik slik. --—o- e za predjužnik k lti% 2njem veku so bile vij0_ n° na jedilnem listu, ® vrtnice so bile pozna- 1 gospodinji. V koranu o edansko sveto pismo) • ' ako imaš hleb kruha, . 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(x) POPRAVLJANJE IN ČIŠČENJE POHIŠTVA. Se priporoča JOHN J. CERAR 5819 Bonna Ave. HEnderson 2633. Frank Klemenčič 1051 ADDISON ROAD Barvar in dekorator HEnderson 7757 čedna soba se odda, kopališče, poseben vhod; se odda fantu ali dekletu. Poizve se na 1070 E. 71st St. ^Illliuillllllllllllllllllilllliuillllllllllll^ I ZA DOBRO PLUMBINGO 5 | !N GRETJE POKLIČITE | | A. J. Budnick & CO. | 1 PLUMBING & HEATING = 7207 St. Clair Ave. Tel. HEnderson 3289 10008 Burton Ave. Res. MUlberry 1146 = 3iimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiiiiiifiiiiiiiimiii= IZVOLITE PONOVNO a. malnar CEMENT WORK ENdicott 4371 1001 East 74th Street JohnJ.Boyle vaš okrajni blagajnik ZA NADALJEVANJE POŠTENJA, VESTNOSTI, EKONOMIJE, VLJUDNOSTI IN IZKUŠNJE V BLA-GAJNIKOVEM URADU •Pretekli rekord John J. Boyle je dokaz njegove zmožnosti, da bo vodil urad okrajnega blagajnika v VAŠO najboljšo korist. Demokratski kandidat Volitve 5. novembra, 1940 Wm. J. Monney, tajnik. ti belo dobi gostilni, Zglasi naj se ^ E. 55th St. Kakor vsako leto, tako bomo tudi letos prešali grozdje proti mali odškodnini. Grozdje najboljše kvalitete. Garantirani vinski sodi. Cene nizke. Najboljše blago. Hitro postrežba. Se priporoča MRS. F. mmm 15012 Sylvia Avenue belo dobi Z1 m bi varovala tri otro- ' čn 0 matere. Jako do-% '' POZOK / FRANK MIHCIC CAFE 7114 St. Clair Ave. vas vabi, da se udeležite CLAM BAKE V SREDO 30. OKTOBRA »Ok Zglasite se na 19008 Ave., med 5:30 in 7 (255) ee ^j^ovanje se odda ^ Sobe> spodaj, garaža, Vse na novo dekorira-se pošteni družini. (253) LISTIN SODI! i^Ptinas smo začeli ff°zdje in postre-i]^ r bomo s finim mo ?zahod ne ali vzhod- ^ mesta. Pri nas |a tudi dobre sode. Na-pripeljemo na !a Pr*P°ro^amo za smrekar ^ E. 80th St. Postrežba bo najboljša. Točilo se bo prvovrstno pivo, vino in žganje. Tudi godba za zabavo bo prvovrst- ' na. Igra Jankovičeva godba. Kupite vaš tiket preje, da vam bomo lahko boljše servirali in boljše postregli z dobro večerjo. Tikete lahko dobite do soboto večer v naši gostilni. Vljudno se priporočamo za obilen obisk vsem našim gostom in prijateljem. Za veliko udeležbo vas vabita FRANK IN R0ZI MIHCIC 7114 St. Clair Ave. Mošt! YE OLDE FALL FESTIVAL Oominjf! Coming;! Yessiree, the seventh Ye Olde Fall Festival is almost here. Only one more week before this great attraction, sponsored yearly by the St. Vitus Holy Name Society, so be sure to get that ticket now. Ye Olde Fall Festival will be held Sunday, Nov. 3rd, in the St. Vitus Club Rooms. Dancing to Lou Trebar's Orchestra starts promptly at 8:00 p.m. At the same time a meal of "klobase and zel.ie" will be served on the first floor to all guests. After eating you can ko downstairs and dance until the floor show begins. The floor show is scheduled for 10 o'clock. Included in the floor show this year is a. girl sextette and a male quartet plus two other acts which we are not at liberty to divulge. However, you are guaranteed to be surprised. Dancing will follow the floor show and will last as long as the crowd does. Naturally, refreshments of all sorts will be available at all times. In order not to miss all these doings, get tickets beforehand. Tickets, are 50c and may be secured from any member in advance or at the door on the night cf the Fall Festival. Play safe and buy the tickets while buying is still good. Tie that, string around your finger nc-v. AMERICAN RED CROSS Wednesday, Oct. 30th is the day. All people who are interested in the American Red Cross Safety First Program, should report on Wlednesdatf evening, Oct. 30th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Holy Name Room on the first floor of the St. Vitus School. The course starts on that day. Every one is invited to attend this free course on Safety First. Your only expense cf 75c should be brought with you oil that day. The Holy Name Society — sponsors of this course and the Sodality, who is helping out—wish that every one who is interested will be present promptly at 7:00 p.m., Wednesday evening. Patrolman Delmar Barnard of the Cleveland Ambulance Squad, will give the series of talks on "Safety First" NOCTURNAL ADORATION A special Nocturnal Adoration begins tonight at 10 o'clock, for Christ, the King Feast. Same hour as last time. How about bringing a friend along? ST. VITUS BOSTERS There was a fine turnout at the first meeting of the fall season of the Ohio KSKJ Boosters last Sunday, Oct. 20th, at the Slovenian Hall in Lorain, O. The principal business of the meeting was, the making of plans for the coming bowling tournament, which is an annual feature of the KSKJ. Rose Chapic and Anthony Piks represented St. Joseph's, No. 169, of Collinwood. Anthony Sternisa, Sr., president of St. Vitus, No. 25, KSK.J, William Gliha and Anthony Sternisa, Jr., represented this lodge. After the ..meeting there were a few surprises such as danbing to the tunes of Steffie Turk, Girard accordionist. When this was concluded a supper was served and the final excitement of the day was a mixed bowling match. H. N. UNION MEETING Regular meeting of the Holy Name Union is scheduled for tomorrow after-neon at St. Christine's Church. Services begin at 2 p.m. followed by the meeting. Every member is invited to be present. FEAST OF ALL SAINTS Friday, Nov. 1st is the Feast of All Saints, a holy day of obligation for every Catholic. Masses will be at the same hours as on Sundays. SODALITY SYMPHONY NEW OFFICERS ELECTED! At the meeting last week, an entire new set of officers were elected by the St. Vitus Sodality to fulfill the duties for the ensuing year. Thev are, Frances Pernac. prefect; Vida Grego-rac. vice prefect; Anne Bandi, secretary; Mary Mozina, treasurer. The new officers will be inducted at the next meeting, Nov. 1st, when committee chairmen will be elected and appointments for various posts will be designated. BOARD MEETING Last evening members of the St. Vitus Sodality Beard, including the old and new officers together with Committee Chairmen and Rev. A. A. An-drey, director, met to discuss and formulate plans for the increase of Sodality membership and interest. HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE PARTY. TUESDAY, OCT. 29th Junior and senior Sodalists are cordially invited to attend the Halloween Masquerade Party in the school auditorium Tuesday evening at 8:00 p.m. Prizes will be awarded to the owners cf the best costumes of various types. There will be games, music, dancing and refreshments according 'to the Social Life and Membership Committee which is handling all arrangements. A nominal fee of ten cents is requested of each girl to cover the immediate costs. VARIETY SHOW NOTE! ATTENTION SODALISTS! Thursday, Oct. 1st at 7:30 p. m„ all St. Vitus Sodalists will meet in the Sodality club room to hear Mr. Matt Grdina formulate plans for the production of the Variety Show, which will include an exclusive Sodality cast. Roles will be distributed and business I arrangements will be made, it is of paramount importance that every So-dalist be present! RED CROSS INVITES SODALISTS! Sodalists are ursed to participate in the ten-week Red Cross training course which will begin Wednesday, Oct. 30th, in the St. Vitus School Building at 7:30 p.m. The course, which is being sponsored by the St. Vitus Holy Name can comedy mix with mystery? That's a simple one. Where you find Lazarus and Sukey you find comedy and tragedy. As Sukey would say: "Ain't dat so blackboy, ain't dat so?" and Lazarus: "Oh! Laudy safe me. Rabbit footsie pertect yer papa." This plus a stormy night, gobbling, and "debblle," witches, real black cats toads, poison, ghosts, and vampiires SPELL ho-rr-ror! H-O-R-R-O-R! The cast includes: Ted Miller, Larry Ogrinc Marty Hawks, Florence Tomsic Velma Bayne, Vida Gregorac Francis Mallory, Teddy Zak Madame Zora, Margaret Yartz Sukey Simmons, Mary Hrovat Lazarus Jlones. Toney Orehek Nan Carterit, Nettie Gacnik Hugh Stanton, Joseph Skrbeč Harriet Hotchkiss, Jean Tome Tommy Meadows, Tony Baznik The Ghost of Alan Blair. ??? So "This Night Beware!", Nov. 10th, at our school hall. . . . cooOOOOhhh the OREL ORACLE will rave terrific news for everyone next Saturday. . . . Pending Presidential Proclamation. THE BARAGA GLEE CLUB i Kitchenette-Dining-Room. Combina-' tion. Comfortable as could be. The melodious tunes sung around the camp fire oertainly gave us a contented and peaceful feeling. Late-Comers . . . Joe Zelle. Tonv Orehek, Frank and Mary Brodnick. Jean Skander, Monsignor Ponikvar, Sophie Lach and Stanley Baraga. Among the missing . . . Mer-har, Modics, Tomes, Skrbeč, Luzar, A. Zak, N. Gacnik. Milan Slak advertising Halle's. Teddy Zak . . . popular with the ladies. Florence Tomsic wearing pearls with her sport togs. Tsk, tsk,—the feminine touch. Mary Hrovat rigged out in a yellow and brown combination. Quite striking. The Searching Party couldn't locate certain people between 6:30 and 8:00. Where were you people hiding? On the ride home, we stopped at Maple Brook Dairy in Painesville. To Frank Brod-nick's satisfaction and delight, his concern's products (NBC) stared us in the face. He can't forget business even while off duty. Upon departure, the clerks in the store got out their mops and pails and used some elbow grease to get the mud off the linoleum floor. I'll bet they were sorry we stopped there. The beauty of the country side, the cold, fresh air. rain, hail, and sunshine all made up the unusual satisfying day of days. Another grand success for the Theatre Group. That's all for today. See you at the Play on Nov. 10th. THE SNOOPER WHOOPS. SNOOPS! Ha, ha. ha—so you thought the Snooper no longer snooped, did you? You're all wrong, 'cause I saw lots of people and lots of things at the Glee Club Concert in Barberton on the 13th The Baraga Glee Club held its annual elections Tuesday, Ottober 22. Elections were to be held a few weeks ago, but due to some important business matters it had to be postponed. These are the new officers as a result of the elections. Our new president is Florence Tomsick. Congratulations, Florence! We know you will do the best you can for our club. Our new vice president is Ann Zayc; secretary, Margaret Jartz: treasurer, Mildred Brancel. A new committee has been selected, the Entertainment Committee. Helen Meglich is the chairman of this committee. Janet Lokar is the chairman of the Publicity Committee. Congratulations to all you girls! We hope you will do your part in making this club an even better club than it has been in the past. JUNIORS' BULLETIN BOARD HOLD THE PRESSES, JOE! Fatal Flash . . Junior Holy Name outsells Baraga Glee Club in Blitzkrieg style after trailing till the last day . . . Skating Party proves plenty of fun . . more details and dirt next time. . . . Any former Seniors are invited to join a club with action—the Juniors. . . . Hey. Juniors, all boys interested in basketball report to Anthony F'ortuna, Jr., at St. Clair Bathhouse's newly remodeled gym next Saturday at 11:00 for practice. . . . Committee meeting for board members this Tuesday at seven thirty. . . . DRAMATIC CLUB To the Editor: Why. you little rascal, you. Still I cannot reveal my identity, I trust and give you the honor to open my mail and to print it if it is worth the space. I shall prove faithful and correspond with vou through this medium. THE SNOOPER (Ed. Note: This is your last letter unless you identify yourself in the future.) By the way of the back fence and with the aid of my stooges, I heard that people were questioning the whereabouts of Snooper. "We want publicity, exciting nev/s itams, reports on happenings, character sketches on the coming play. Where's Snooper?" they cried. Gosh! I didn't know I created such a sensation. They want more cf the terrible stuff. But before I start on the play, The Dramatic Club Outing held last Sunday should be given due consideration. We all braved the elements and set cut well padded with sweaters, woolies, and mittens. Mitzi Lach dressed in a ski suit and dopey hat created quite a sensation, but she looked quite at home out in the country. Eskimo Jean Tome didn't live up to the name. She couldn't stand the cold breezes. The two-hour hike ever hills and valleys, thru rustling leaves, over rocks and creeks, tuckered us out aplenty. Jane Intihar made a long distance call which set her back forty cents. She forgot an important item at home and when it was delivered out to the farm, it was never used. The irony of it. Mary Luznar slipped on a rock and got coaked up to her skirt hemline. Parading around in size 12 galoshes and dry ing out her socks and shoes the rest cf the day. Eddy Bradach was official foreman of the bonfire. His duties were overtaken in the late afternoon by Monsignor Ponikvar who supervised the potato baking in the glowing embers. HMMmmmmm, were they good. After devouring those, many a face and hand was marred with charcoal, but. who cared! Matt Mlinar put a log en the fire and watched it grow into ashes. In fact, he hugged the fire most of the time. Mitzi Lach was the star quarter-back, half-back, full-back and what have you of the Touch-Tackle Football Game. The score totaled 48 to 12. Tony Baznick (nicknamed Bazz) was right there; either under it, over it, or reaching out for the ball. Rudy Klemencic and the horse had a "tpiil" together. No casualties. The Ogrincs' ai rived unannounced and left soon after for a mysterious reason. (I won't tell.) Jean Skander's slide fasteners and buttons failed her. Was I CONTRIBUTORS! It is not enough that you sign articles "Dramatic Club Pub lie it if' or "Chairman Publicity Board." Please identify yourself either personally to the editor or by your name. In the future, no articles will be published unless signed. LAKE SHORE POST NEWS AMERICAN LEGION Monday, Oct. 14th, at the annual meeting the members elected Joseph Mchar as commander of the Post. Others who were elected included Rudy Gregorich as adjutant. Gus Princic as treasurer. We were also honored by the presence of a distinguished citizen and charter member. Honorable Judge Frank J. Lausche, who was the first commander of the post. John L. Mihelich, who is also a charter member was also present. He served this unit as the first vice-commander. The meeting was opened by Commander John Bukovnik. At the conclusion of this meeting everyone enjoyed a very delicious spaghetti dinner ssrved by Mr. Guiseppe. All Around Town Cenjenemu občinstvu naznanjamo, da smo pričeli stiskati grozdje, belo in črno. Se priporočamo starim in novim odjemalcem. Zmerne cene! JOSEPH FABIAN 6116 Glass Avenue HEnderson 3282 her face red. The Arrangement Committee did a mighty fine job. The Kangaroo Race was won by Bazz. It's no wonder. The Treasure Hunt was captured by Eleanore Karlinger. The Balloon Breaking Contest—Jo Zust and Eddie Zobec, had quite a battle and couldn't eliminate each other. The committee decided to give both a of "dis here" month. My snoopin' nose for news saw and heard that. Margie Yartz was the only Glee Club member missing—and did she miss a lot! Frank Kuret (the Don Juan of the bus trip) just made it on time, on ac-count-of-BECAUSE he was usher at the wedding the day before, and on account -cf-BECAUSE he took out a beautiful dame to breakfast at Clark's and turned in at 6 a.m. For very shame —did she succeed in consoling you, Frank? Millie Brancel looked pretty good, too, in spite of it being' the day after the nite before. Elsie Hraster seemed very absorbed on the way out on the bus, reading a stcrv titled. "We'll Have To Hurry" . . . once in a while she looked up to join in a spirited conversation with the "man of the hour." The Snooper is certainly anxious to know who that mysterious person called "Speed" is . . . it seems Lil Koshel, Helen Meglich and Emily B. think he's tops! I heard them say he wears a grey tweed suit and brown suede shoes oh my! Martina Mencina tried very desperately to catch up on her beauty sleep on the bus, and instead ended up with a nice case of "seasickness," soon after entering the Barberton City Limits. Poor kid, we felt for you! Eddie Zay and Matt Mlinar, the musicians. were too. too subdued in the morning. Could it have been the quarters were too crowded? (Although Matt was quite alert in spotting feminine pulchritude ambulating through small towns en route—once he stated, 'distant pastures surely do look greener .. . hmmm . . .") We think so, too after watching the Barberton gals rushing our Cleveland young men! Nettie Gacnik, prexy, stewed and fretted all the way. over a little itsy-bitsy piece she was to say — and then she gave the honor to her friend, Post-ie! Was it tough on the lassies, having to refrain from singing in the A.M., especially when they felt so very gay? Father Jager is quite "the" host. No effort was spared to make the Cleveland "songsters" comfortable. Boy, did the Glee Club have followers — it seemed like there were a flock of familiar local faces in the audien.ee. "Ramona" by the chorus, and "Blueberry Hill" by the sextet, scored well with the listeners. (Ed: Oh yeah?) Joe, ardent supporter of the Glee Club, definitely "went to town" . . . he had plenty more than just "two ardent admirers." (No cuts allowed on this, please!) Al Keporc and Al Intihar, also staunch friends of the chorus, starved all day. just to make the trip out. (Between us. they did snitch an omelette from a fair maiden's oven that evening before leaving town . . . that tided them over until they reached Donovan's in Cleveland.) How was the street-after-dark football game, fellas? How come Postie and Dorothy Gacnik were hoofing it along a Barberton street — alone — after the bus left? Didn't you feel terribly alone in the strange city? Gee, it's nice to meet people like Mrs. Lsksan and the Cassermans— they make you feel so welcome! Trials and tribulations of an ac- Society, will be conducted by Red prize. The Wheel-Barrow Race was Cross authorities. A seventy-five cent fee is requested of all participants to cover cost of text book and equipment. THIS NIGHT BEWARE! Do you remenibnr "Dracula," the fantastic story of a human vampire who lived hundreds of years by drinking human blcod? Universal Studios were co inspired by Brom Stoker's novel that they produced a picture. Now we bring to the St. Vitus Stage a "spine-thriller" written bv Barry Colbert and directed by Stanlev Frank, "This Night Beware!" a mystery comedy. Mystery comedy? Now tell me how J thared bv Mitzi Lach and Tony Baznik Heneet-tc-Pete. That man v/as all Brank transplanting and chopping over. Eddy Bradach and Stanley transplanting trimming and chopping down trees. Stanley Martincic running' the tractor. A lino in formation waiting to ride on the pony. Of all things, it started te "HAIL" just as we sat down for Lunch. Eleanore Karlinger being kidded about the coffee. (It was delicious.) The wiennies (big, fat, juicy i nes) with catsup and mustard were mighty tasty. It began raining just as" we were about to roast them, so we boiled them in the one-room Garage- companist—did Eleanore turn pale when she realized the most important scores were in an envelope in the bus that just left for Akron? After some clever maneuvering by Dorothy Zugel (who skipped rehearsal to save the day), it was retrieved by Greyhound station officials. A popular young man, who answers to the name of "Frank" was seen having a tough time saying good-bye to six Barberton gals! The bus ride home was much too short—even the bus driver thought so —because it was so much fun, just singing one song after the other, and feeling happy 'cause others were made happy, too. Here's to you all, until the Glee Club has another "snooping" good time. THE SNOOPER (Please identify yourself in the fu ture.) ■-s—-O-*--- Nixl Week: More dope on Barberton and Dramatic Club Outing. Tonight at the Slovenian Hall, Holmes Ave., the Slovenian Co-operative Stores are giving their Co-operative Dance and Dinner. Malovasich Orchestra will play, serving begins at 7:30. and admission is 50c. A Chicken Dinner will be served at Emery's Bar, 961 Addison Rd„ tonight at 7:00 o'clock and open till 1:00 a.m. A good orchestra is promised. Fee 50c per plate. How about attending a Chicken-on-the-rough Dinner sponsored by th|e Community Welfare Club for tonight at 8 p.m. at Knaus' Hall, E. 62nd and St. Clair? Good music and good food! Kole hrvatskih sinova in kčera, St. George's Lodge. No. 31, and Croatian Women's Organization. No. 14, are inviting you to their "Grape Harvest Dance" in Polish Sokol Hall, 7146 Broadway. Damage two bits and festivities begin at 7 p.m. United Ledges of St. Vitus Parish offer a "Vinski Tfgatev" for your enjoyment tomorrow night in the St. Vitus School Hall for twenty-five cents. A Halloween Dance is sponsored by the Modern Knights, SDZ No. 57, tonight at the Slovenian Society Home, Recher Ave. Music by Mildred Absl and her Rhythm Queens with dancing from 8 p.m. on. The admission? Well, lust three dimes. You haven't forgotten about the Barnyard Swing Dance, given by the Marie Prisland Cadets No. 50. Yesiree you will all have a good time. It's going to be held at the Twilight Ballroom. Music to be furnished by one of our best orchestras, Louis Trebar. So come on all you jitter bugs. Judging by advance ticket sales a large crowd will be on hand. The tickets are being sold by all the Marie Prisland Cadets, they will be sold at 25 cents in advance and 30 cents at the door. So buy them beforehand. —i--o- 32nd WARD SLOVENIAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB ACTIVITIES The 32nd Ward Slovenian Democratic Club at its last campaign committee meeting indorsed the following candidates for public office: Franklin D. Roosevelt for President of the United States. For United States Senator, JOHN McSWEENEY of Wooster, Ohio, a former Congi'essman-at-large, who was elected for three terms to the United States Congress from the 17th district of Ohio. MARTIN L. DAVEY for Governor of Ohio. will, as always, administer the affairs of state in the interest of all classes. JOHN O. McWILLIAMS for re-election to the office of County Engineer. FRANK T. CULLITAN for re-election to the office of County Prosecutor. MARTIN L. O'DONNELL for re-election as Sheriff. JOHN J. BOYLE for re-election as County Treasurer. LEONARD F. FUERST for Clerk of Courts. JOHN F. CURRY and JAMES A. REYNOLDS for County Commissioners. WILLIAM M. BOYD for re-election as State Senator. On Monday evening, Nov. 4th, a grand "Mass Meeting" will be sponsored by the 32nd Ward Slovenian Democratic Club at Slovenian National Home on Holmes Ave., at 8:00 p.m. The program will include important local and national speakers, indorsed candidates, and men prominent in Slovenian political circles. Lively and diversified entertainment will be featured. ---o- LEONARD F. FUERST Election of LEONARD F. FUERST, Democratic candidate to the office of County Clerk, on Nov. 5th, will mean the continuation of the office of the County Clerk to be run as it has, efficiently and sslf sustaining as in the past under him. The office of County Clerk under LEONARD F. FUERST has cost the taxpayers of Cuyahoga County not one tent but has paid back to the General Fund over $93,487. The office under LEONARD F. FUERST in the preceding year issued 1979 First Naturalization papers, recorded 2547 Real Estate Licenses and has filed 11.686 Court Cases. Through his office all alimony payments and collections are made and these have amounted t0 $234,708 and have been paid promptly to those whom the courts have designated. On his record LEONARD F. FUERST, our present Clerk of Courts, cl\ould be retained and thus assure continuance of good county government. Father Baznik: Have vou forgotten that vou owe me ten dollars? Anthony Valeneic: No. but give me time and I will! ! ! ! Names of persons and places used in this colilmn is vicious. Any reference to real personages and places is purely intentional. AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, OKTOBER. 26, 19-iO -:--—-•■ -li^itlu1.. ^ ---—-------- ------------------ DEDICATED TO THE YOUNG AMERICAN SLOVENES # * 0 00-0 0-0*+**'* DEADLINE FOR ALL CO?1 WEDNESDAY NIGH1 0-0 * 00 00 00 0 0' Frankie Mocnik. who is in the novitiate of the Society of Mary, Dayton, postcards greetings to all his friends. . . . Miss. Vida Ponikvar is president of the Dramatic Club at Drake University. ... A piano is offered free to anyone calling for information at 1243 E. 61st St. . . . Official headquarters for the Democratic Club in the 23rd Ward is now located at 0936 St. Clair. ... A Concert and Dance is sponsored by Adria Singing Society, Saturday, Nov 9th. at Slovenian Society Home. Rech-er Ave. with music by Mickey Ryance and his Orchestra: program starts at 7:30. . . . Mrs. Anna Brodnik, 1105 E. 64th St., learned the death of her father, George Zakrajstk. 68, who was living' in Jugoslavia. . . . Prank Velic, amateur radio W8LZF, 1261 E. 60th St., joined the national guards and is in the communications division of the Army,- at Hattiesburgh, Miss. . . . There art five Slovenian officials working for the citv of North Chicago, 111.: Michael Opeka, Jacob J. Novak. Josip Zore, Matt Slana Sr., and Matt Kirn. . . . Does your club, school, church, etq. publish a bulletin about your group's activities. Then why not send along that sheet to this page so that other readers niav learn about you and your doings. . . . Ted Man del, 20171 Nicholas Ave., is ready to press your grapes with his new wine press. . . . Dr. ,X. J. Folin, Slovenian physician in Barber-ton, O.. has been named on the advisory draft board for the 16th District. . . . Rudy Bozeglav, 1125 E. 60th St., started grape pressing this week. . . . J. C. Muchitz. 1081 Addison, advises that he is prepared to press' your grapes for this season. . . . Christ Man-del. 15704 Waterloo Rd., reports a bumper crop of grapes for that fall vat of yours. . . . Oowanda. N. Y.. high school boasts a number of Slovenian football players, among whom are Bob Palclc. Frankie Stibil, Harrv and Phil Sever, Henry Skrabec, Tony Klun. Harold Kaluža, Louis Selan and Joe Ster-nisha. . . . Drs. M. F. Oman, F. J. Kern, and E. J. Stefanic have been named as medical examiners of draftees. . . . Frank C. Perme and August Prusnick have opened a new furniture store at 710 E. 152nd St. . . . Mrs. F. Marlncic ,15012 Sylvia Ave., announced that she Is prepared to press your grapes or sell you gTape juice. .. , Tone Baraga. 15322 Waterloo, is selling grape juice. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Miller, who formerly ran a cafe at 6207 St. Clair, have opened up a new modernistic spot at 6933 St. Clair. . . . From Royal Oak. Mich., come greetings of Mrs. Zidanic, Rose Miklaus. Agnes Rus. Olga Kalina, Agnes Miller, Rose lfslch. Mary Vidmar, Mrs. Pecnlk. and Mrs. Skufca. . . . Emily Dolenc, 573 E. 140tli St.. enrolled in Kent State University with a four-year scholarship which she won at Collin wood HI. . . . John Tezak, 41, proprietor of White House Inn, on the outskirts of Jioliet. 111., was shot and killed pn the nigiit of Oct. 13th during robbery of his plnce when $600 was stolen. Barberten Echocs . . . After the concert by the Baraga Glee Club at Bar-berton, Agnes Kosec is getting quite a few letters from those parts; could it be that Agues held a spell over those boys? . . . and just what is the magnetic attraction in Al Kopprc that makes the. Barber ton "babes" jump skv high at the sight of him? ... All the girls are, looking up Adam La Zon-Ka ... ditto for Al Intthar. . . . Some of the Glee Club girls are now complaining of receiving letters from "Cur-ley" (but the complaining is put on) . . . your official guest, Mr. Frank Ku-ret. is spending sleepless nights after receiving- a taunting letter from "Two Ardent Admirers": can't decide which of the two admirers to etc., etc..... Tony Orehek is that way according to a psychologist that has been studying him lately. STOP! Remember now, to change to winter engine oil, Transmission, Differential and Anti - Freeze in Radiator. Have your car lubricated at FRANK PAULIN'S SERVICE 61st and St. Clair Atlantic Football Schedules and Forecasts—FREE ILIRIJA CONCERT TOMORROW The Ilirija Choir of St. Mary's Church on Holmes is celebrating the fifteenth anniversary of its organization with a concert tomorrow in the Slovenian Home on Holmes Ave. The program, given by a group of some fifty voices, begins at 8 p.m. and promises to be one of the cultural advancements in the Cleveland area. For Ilirija, it will be a climax of fifteen years of singing in church, and concert hall. The "Star Spangled Banner" and "Lepa naša domovina" will open the program followed by presentation of "lyre" pins to choral members. There is to be a gTand selection of women's, men's, and mixed choruses. Soloists will be Marv Gornik and Betty Rad-dell. Mr. Rakar is director, and Josephine Tercek, accompanist. Officers of Ilirija are: Charles A. Tercek, president: Amelia Asseg, vice-president: Mary A. Tercek. 717 E. 155th St., secretary: Laddie Habjan, recording secretary; Louis «1. Opalek, treasurer; Stanley Brodnik, serg*>ant-at-arms. Tickets for the concert to be held tomorrow night at the Slovenian Home on Holmes Ave. will be 75c and 50c. Dancing will follow the perform- | ance. University Club Hears Spencer of Plain Dealer A very interesting meeting was held by the Yugoslav University Club of Cleveland on Tuesday evening, Oct. 22. This was a dinner meeting which took place at the Nelson's Swedish Restaurant, 1422 Addison Road. The important feature of the evening was the talk given by Mr. Erwin D. Spencer. Editor of the Sunday Edition cf The Cleveland Plain Dealer. He spoke on "America's Place in the World cf War." The topic chosen was indeed a very timely one, and one which is of greatest concern to every American today. It was piesented in that interesting and precise manner which characterizes all of Mr. Spencer's works. Members who have not attended have already missed out on something worthwhile. -O- Another Large Crowd Another large crowd is expected tonight at the Slovenian National Home in Maple Hts. The Cooking Club of the Slovenian National Home has been very fortunate in getting the services of Sesek and his orchestra. This dance is a Halloween rug cutting affair which promises to be a gala success. For the small sum of 25 cents, you can dance —ahem—stagger around till the wee hours. St. Mary's Spectator and Commentator NEW CUSHIONED GLASSES Brtakag* land loos* UltSM Eliminated Wear Comfortable Attractive Rimless Eyewear with Safety RIMLESS MOUNTINGS DR. L. A. STARCE EYES EXAMINED 6411 St. Clair Ave. HE 1713 ILIRIJA Going back through the fifteen years of Ilirijan existence as we have these past few weeks, we have not covered the many intimate gatherings that we as a group had. For example, how many times these years have we gathered to console a fellow member on the loss of a dear one,—how many times have we gathered to sing at the nuptial mass cf our members and have given them a crass as a lasting remembrance of our happy hours together; . . . the year we bought the organ, and payments were needed on the loan from Mr. Izanc . . . many will remember the Christmas Eve that we went caroling and turned the donations received to that fund ... we sang Silent Night. Holy Night, fifty-two times that Christmas! We can go on enumerating many many happy hours such as these, which are not recorded on black and white, but will remain with us always. With such a celebration there are personalities such as Mr. and Mrs. Izanc. Mi-. Izanc was treasurer up until a few yearsi ago when he asked to be released from his position because of other duties. Many were shocked at this announcement, for we could not imagine any one else in that office. His most gracious wife has been a blessing to cur group. Her kindness and evcr-willingness speak for themselves. This couple has. indeed, taken Ilirija to their hearts and have proven it many times. Mary Gornik was secretary for many years and one of our leading sopranos. Pauline Tur-pack is another soprano who has been With us lor fifteen years. Frank. Jure-cic, a staunch booster and basso. Somehow Ilirija would not be Ilirija without "Dry." Which brings us to the end of the list . . . Mr. Rakar. So little need be said for actions speak louder than words. Isn't he the foundation that is holding this structure up. many times without support? He is the very life of Ilirija's existence. As we honor the past we must not forget the tireless workers that we have today.—Our President and his wife, tour secretary). Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Tercck. vice-president Millie Asseg, Louis Opalek, treasurer; and Laddie Habjan, recording secretary. FOSTLUDE: Lodi Mandel. that man from Mandel's Drug Store on Waterloo that has been winning all those cups and trophies, has donated a camera which some lucky person will take home, Sunday. . . . Olga Zupančič showed up with a nice new fall outfit last Sunday. . . . Stan Brodnik taking it all in downstairs at 10 o'clock Mass Sunday. . . . The above camera was the result of Ed Planisek's salesmanship. . . . Fiances Zupančič and Frank Jurecic ought to come to rehearsals together now that she works at his dry-cleaning establishment, (advt.) . . . Come out to see all our girls in their formal gowns tomorrow night—the boys will be there, too.— There will be dancing after the concert. M. PEMTO BROADCASTING By Jay Jay Glad to sec Dorothy Trobentar at our last meeting. A speedy recovery for Virginia Cher- ....................................... I CERTIFIED I TYPEWRITER 1 SERVICE 1 1127 East 66th St. 5 Pisalni stroji in seštevalni stroji 5 s naprodaj, v najem in v popravo. 5 S Trakovi in carbon papir. | J. MERHAR Pokličite HEnderson 9009 jjj rftiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiHHiiimiiiiiiiii? MOST COMPLETE SELECTION OF VICTOR RED SEAL, COLUMBIA, DECCA, BLUEBIRD. OKEH POPULAR, SLOVENIAN and SERBO-CROATIAN RECORDS Musical Instruments Strings, Reeds and Supplies. Repairing of all Makes Accordions ANTON MERVAR & SON 6919 St. Clair Ave. EN 3628 van's mother. Tonight the St. Mary Cadets are holding a Military Dance at Domovina Hall out in Barberton. Oh, oh, where did Mary Leskovec get that graduation ring? I happen to know it isn't her's. Whose could it be??? Welcome to Mildred Urbancic, another new member of the St. Joseph Cadets. The St. Mary's class of 1937 are having a big reunion on Nov. 10th. Anyone wanting information in regard to this affair, may get in touch with Edward Kocin. Last Saturday, John Grdina proved to be a great magician when he pulled cut that rabbit. I wish I could pick money from thin air. This afternoon at 2 p.m., Collinwood High versus Cathedral Latin at Shaw. Collinwcod players and their positions are: Al Ferrara, I.e.; Steve Borzcvich. l.t.; Ed Glicker, l.g.; Rudy Klamer, c.; Jim Kenealy. r.g; Mike Perrotti, r.t.; Bob Penovicli. r.e.; Sam Dawson, q.; Bob Oslin, l.h.; Pete Palumbo. r.h.; and Nat« DILerto. f. ........ Come on, all you Railroaders and Latineers. do your stuff. -0- Tonight Maccabees Have Halloween Masquerade Come, you good time seekers, come to the Halloween Masquerade Dance being sponsored by Carniola Tent 1288, The Maccabees, tonight at the Slovenian National Home on E. 65th and St. Clair. Awards will be given to those with the best costumes. So bring out your gcod imaginary ideas and come dressed up. Music will be furnished by Sunny Ray's Orchestra, and the admission is only 35 cents. ONE MORE SHOW On Wednesday, October 30th, at 8 p. m. there will be another all-color moving picture show by Anton Grdina. These pictures will show tire parades cf the SWU groups in connection with the blessing of lodge banners in Collinwood and Euclid, recently. The pictures will also show the parade in Newburg- at the blessing of St. Lawrence Church and No. 25's SWU recent parade. —--o- CONGRATULATIONS, GIRLS! The annual banquet and dance of the Cleveland Graphite Bronze Girls' Club was held this year at the exclusive Wade Park Manor. Featured on the program, which was witnessed by ever three hundred people, was a $10 "prize polka." it was won by none other than our two well-known Slovenian girls, Mary M. Brodnick (Carl Ave.) and Olga Homovec (E. 72nd St.). Both are members of the Girl's Club. NEW PREXY Florence Tomsick Here is Miss Florence Tomsick, 5211 Luther Ave., the newly elected president of Baraga Glee Club. Miss Tom-sick is one of the original members of this chorus, and in addition has been very active in St. Vitus parish, particularly in dramatics. Her last role is that of the witch in the Dramatic Guild's next production "This Night Beware" scheduled for Sunday night. Nov. 3rd, in the St. Vitus Auditorium. -0- Belleire Club Sponsors Weekly Dances Every Friday is dance night at the Slovenian National Home, 6417 St. Clair Ave., with the danceable styles of Cleveland's most popular orchestras. The Belleire Club, sponsors of these Bandwagon Dances, will feature a new band every week, including all your local gavcrites, such as Johnny Pecon, Lou Trebar, Frank Yankovic and Mickey Ryance. In connection with these Friday Nite Dances, the Belleire Club will award beautiful trophies to the local band mentioned above, judged most popular by the dancing patrons at the filth Friday Nite Dance. The trophies will bs awarded at the conclusion of the sixth dance at which time presentation will be made by that genial host cf the Alpine Village, Herman Pirchner. A sustaining 25 cent admission price will bs pursued throughout the dances. Make it a Friday Nite habit and look for the sign outside the Auditorium for change in bands. November 1st, music by Frank Yan-kovich. o Weddings This morning at the 8 o'clock mass, Father Sullivan performed the marriage ceremonies in St. Mary's Church, Chardon. O.. which united Miss Justine Misley, daughjer of Mrs. Fiances Misley. Chardon, to Mr. Anthony Skok, Jr., sen of Mi', and Mrs. Anthony Skok, Sr., 820 E. 239th St,/ Euclid. The bride wore a white velvet gown, white veil, and calla lillies. The maid-<)f-honor was the bride's sister, Miss Olga Misley, and bridesmaids were Misses Ro^e and Antoinette Skok, both sister^ of the bridegroom. Flower girls were Miss Anne Sherry and Miss Dia'n Wetstien. Best man was Al Koren, and the ushers included Messrs. John Svekric and Teddv Lisiak. Wedding reception, will be held in the evening at the Slovenian National Home. E. 65th St. and St. Clair. The newlyweds will , make their home, at 830 E. 239th St., Euclid Miss Jennie Joanna Trenta was married to Mr. Stanley (Robinwood) Rav-nahrib this morning at the 9:30 mass In St. Joseph's Church, Ashtabula, O. Frank Recher was best man and Sophia Trenta maid of honor. Misses Jennie and Marie Trenta were the bridesmaids and Messrs. Anthony Somrack and Stanley Sampson served as ushers. Mr. Ravnahrib has been especially popular in SDZ circles, serving also on executive boards and contributing to SDZ News. The couple will make their- home on Delevan Rd. in Cleveland. Sponsor Public Welfare Conference Oct. 29, 30 The Auxiliary Bishop has expressed a desire that ycur cooperation be sought with respect to the second Annual Cuyahoga County Public Welfare Conference which is to take place on Tuesday and Wednesday. October 29th and 30th at Hotel Cleveland. This Conference is sponsored by the Beard of County Commissioners. Cuyahoga County. Its purpose is to acquaint citizens in the county with the welfare services now being rendered by various county units in this important field. It will be enlightening for you to learn more fully how your tax dollar is being spent, as well as to provide you with information concerning further important phases of our public welfare program. A series of exhibits illustrating the scope of these programs will undoubtedly prove extremely interesting to everybody who attends. -o- Jadran's Fall Concert Just a few words reminding you not to forget Jadran's fall concert to be held Sunday, Nov. 3rd, at Workmen's Heme on Waterloo Rd. Admission is 50 cents for both the concert and dancing. Dancing alone is 25 cents. Music will be furnished by Vadnal Orchestra. Members of the club are all anxious to see you there, for they are working very hard to make your afternoon an enjoyable one. Zinka Milanov Sings At "Bajich" Choir Concert The nationally known Serbian Church Choir "Isidor Bajich." of Akron, will celebrate its Tenth anniversary. Sunday afternoon, Oct. 27th, at 3:00 p.m., at the Goodyear Theatre in Akron. A unique program has been arranged in cooperation with six out-of-town choirs, 400 voices in all. The guest artist on the program will be Mme. Zinka Milanov, the famous Jugoslav operatic star, well known as the leading soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York. Mr. Constantine Fotich, Royal Jugoslav Minister, in Washington, will also be present. -0- Local Prints Featured At | Photo Exhibit Today and tomorrow the Photographic Society of America is holding its annual convention at Hotel Carter. Miss Caroline Sorn, president of the Women's Photographic Society is also ssrving on the Convention Entertainment Committee. One of the salons, all of which are cpen to the public, offers the Second Annual Show of the Women's Photographic Society. Approximately 100 prints are exhibited including some by Caroline Sorn and Madeline Zupančič. Local Statist BIRTHS: Mrs. Joseph Babic, bov jji Mrs. Frank Bokar. 3538 girl Mrs. Andrew Bukvic. boy Mrs. John Miklos. girl Mrs. Joseph Mole, girl Mrs. .John Nose, girl , Mrs. Rudolph Otonicar. Ave., boy Mrs. Rudolph Strnad. d°> DEATHS: „ ,,rj! Fiank Sraj, 75. 1012 E. Julia Trcha. 15310 Daniel • CONVALESCENT: „ Mrs. Frances Culkar, »w Ave. (Si. Luke's) gt-I Ulrich Lubi. 5914 Bonn" home) ,,,!>» Frank Mohorcic. 12«° E-3 1 home) Miss Olga Trepal, Glenville) Frank Zagai, Meech AV^ No. 216) i Miss Dorothv Zidanic, wood Ave. (St. Luke's* 2f k 1269 E-809 £ 1 Is III I NEWBURGH NEWS ADDITIONS TO OUR NEW CHURCH Very unusual Stations of the Cross have been installed, hand-painted on bronze and surrounded by a beautiful hand-wrought frame. Only the figure cf Christ predominates in. each station. The paintings are works of art ixecuted by the famous German paint-;r. Feurstine. New confessionals also have been in stalled in these last few days. They rre very practical, and at the same time harmonize with the general color scheme of the artistic interior furnishings and woodwork. FORTY HOURS' DEVOTIONS These days. Saturday and Sunday see the first celebration of the Forty Hours' Devotion in our new Church. Father Augustine Svete, OFM. of De troit, Mich., preached the English Sermon Friday evening. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. B. J. Ponikvar of Saint Vitus Church will preach the Slovenian sermon this evening, and the Rev. Ru dolph Praznik will preach In English Closing of the devotions will take place tomorrow eveillHg with a Slovenian sermon by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Vitus Hribar arid the English bv the Rev. Francis Baraga, both cf St. Mary's Church. Ptracc nrtc: Junior Sodalists and C.Y.O. members have a general Ador ition Hour from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The •Senior Sodalists and the young men f the Holy Name Society, from 6:30 o 7:30 p.m.' CALL TO ARMS All young men of St: Lawrence Par sh are urgently invited to register for conscription into the army of Jesus Christ as members Of the Holy Name ■Society. Let's increase the enrollment 3f this society. So please reply to the ;&11 to arms. THIRD ANNIVERSARY The Newburgh Juvenile' Lodges of S D. Z. held a celebration Sunday, Oct. 20, at the Slovenian' National Home, at East 80th St. Agnes Zagar and Hel- Tomazjc directed the variety program. The program consisted of the following: 1. Introduction of Drill Team singing "God Bless America," and "Najlep-5a 1e mladost." 2. Greeting by Millie Z agar. 3. Duet by Frieda and Dolores Vidic 4. Piano solo bv Henry Paulin. 5. Duet bv John and Fay Bicksel. 6. Saxahpone solo by Donald Ferfo-lia. 7. Address by Joseph Ponikvar. 8. Piano solo by Pauline Mauser. 9. Medley of Slovenian Folk Songs by Pugel.i Sisters. 10. Declamation by Victoria Hočevar, 11. Accordian solo by Bernard Lo-zar. 12. Piano Duet bv Marion Mauer and Henrv Paulin. 13. Trio by Mary Rose Tekaucic Skeptical Reader Investigates "Criminal's Cathedral" By Bam Ever since the three Cleveland daily papers have been ballyhooing about the vicious gambling scandals . . . suicides . . . broken homes . . . blood money. etc., I had an irking to get the facts first hand. You folks, reading this scribe's scribling, must also get faint suspicions as to just what the newspapers are trying to do. Well then, whv not join me in the investigation? Like we all do. I stalled around. But J'oe Gornik, one of the seven Slovenian deputy sheriffs invited me to a personally conducted tour. So could I refuse? Cheez, this guy O'Donnell must be cue tough hombre. His jail must resemble a "dive." Thoughts like those possessed me. After all didn't the paper say he permitted horrible gambling joints to operate where fathers and mothers lost their children's milk money? And at that time I believed the papers! To make it more impressive, deputy Joe Gornik arranged the visit for an evening—to add that chilling atmosphere. As we approached the tower of terror, it had an uninviting sinister appearance. Mary Stautihar. and Olga Hoffner, 14. Ker.ik. Yanchar, Novak and Va-tcvlc Quartette. 15. Drill bv the juvenile team: Leader Marion Tomazic. Instructor Mary Sadar. 16. Address by John Gornik. 17. "Kavarica" lyrical recitation by Ag.ies Zagar. 18. Address by Canon J. J. Oman. 19. Concert by the Modern Crusaders Glee Club. Joseph Kogoj, director. HERE AND THERE . . . The Barn Dance, which was given by the seventh graders, was a success, but too short. (That's what they said.) . . . Dorothy Debelak and Gertie Ce-sek were seen jitterbugging. . . . Father Baznik asked Billy Mervar during Cathecism period. "Is God everywhere?" Billy answered. "Yes." So Father asked. "Is He in your attic?" Billy said. "No." When Father asked him "Why not?" Billy answered. "'Cause we ain't got no attic in our home." Ray Strekal asked a certain young lady for an inksheet. But she refused. Ain't she awful. Ray? . . . Louis Peskar was seen wearing a very "loud" shirt. "Where did you get it, Louis?" . . . Evelyn Slak is struggling very hard to find Madame La Zonga, while, on the other hand. Harrv Zakrajsek is rejecting the opportunity. ALBINA SKOCAJ. MILDRED KEGLOVICH (Newburgh Reporters) SAUCER: Your stuff will be in next week, Stan. Frank Sraj, 75. 1012 E. 63rd St. PATRIOTIC Ycu owe it to vour c&»n at the presidential election [o, Nov. 5t.h, and vou °weiTtC i"i to come to the PATRcitM given bv the West Par* Team on Saturday. Nov. . 40 Just as the year I940 ^tjflf tory for the many emombered as lnt j jujm ^ the Cadets' PATRIOTI^,^ j, .. U > held! This dance will uniforms, and patriotic f, also, Uncle Sam. himseii' hand to give a realistic affair! .. Frankie Kozuh and JV been elccted to furnish waltzes in the manner ww , U them the "First Orehe*' <1 Park As an added »ttract'O^fr^j.^ themselves will serve a r« ^ REFRESHMENTS at on-evening. The Cadet invite all Jm I dets and welcome every ^ begins at 8:30 p. m.; the.rV J ' N. Hall located on the c e:/ y, ^ 4 \ Gowan Ave. and W admission is 30c. . . Join the Cadets in a t K dancing and entertain" PATRICTfC DANCE on MORE INTER NEWS ON Mil («ih which occurred in that 1 . jtj w be 1 emombered as the y«» $ . n< 'Oči BEROS St FOR FINE PHOTO' 6116 St. Clair tjtji nrLnn nnnn anj-inji rum nn# 20c WITH THIS AD DANCE EVERY THURSDAY TWILIGHT BALLROOM 2 ORCHESTRAS J. Pecon — Lou Trebar 20c WITH THIS AD mnjrnjiTLrLan jrrm rurnnj" of It; to Announcing the Removal SKOK'S DEAUTY From 6420 St. Clair Ave. 6917 St. Clair Ave. j Work Done by Expert Operatf5 Branches of Beauty Cultl,r ' A 10 We Hope to Be of Some Service in the Near Future. SKOK'S DEAUTY SHOP 6917 St. Clair Avenue Phone Henderson 6830 AW .CvW AW AW * AW .VW" - CHICKEN DINP Will Be Served at EMERY'S DAB 961 Addison Road S TONIGHT, OCTOBER 26tli, 1940 7:00 P. M. Open Till 1:00 A. M. GOOD ORC}1 50 cents per Plate Fine Drinks! Everybody EMERY KRIZMAN, Prop. jnv "2a H S »o S r I C \ A