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National and International Circulation
CLEVELAND OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 12, 1963
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ŠTEV. LXI — VOL. LX1
Gospod je vstal iz groba, premagana je smrt
Senat izglasoval načrt za zaposlitev mladine
Predsednikov p r e d 1 o g za mladinski zbcr, ki naj bi se brigal za ohranitev narodnih parkov in njihovo izboljšanje, je bil v Senatu sprejet s 50:34 glasovom.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Zvezna vlada je izdelala načrt, 'ki naj bi na eni strani zaposlil mladino, na drugi pa koristil deHi pri njenih naporih za o-hranitev njenih naravnih zakladov, zlasti prirodnih lepot v predelih primernih za razvedrilo množic. Kongresu je bil predložen v obliki mladinskega zbora za konzervacijo. Senat je v sredo predlog odobril kljub precejšnjemu odporu repu'bli-kantrke opozicije. Za predlog je glasovalo 50 senatorjev, proti njemu pa 34.
Republikanci so bili proti predlogu ne toliko zaradi trošenja zveznih sredstev v nenuj-ne namene, ampak največ zaradi tega, ker daje mladini sicer zaposlitev ne bo pa ji preskrbel nobenega strokovnega znanja, ki ji naj bi kasneje pomagalo do stalne zaposlitve.
Predlog -bo prišel v maju v ’razpravo v Predstavniškem domu. če bo tudi tam odobren, bc v sedanjem okviru nudil v prvem letu ob stroških okoli 100 milijonov dolarjev zaprylitev o-keli- 75,000 mladim ijd^m-, kas neje pa celo do 100,000. Obstoj mladinskega zbora je sedaj določen na pet let.
Uredništvo in uprava
AMERIŠKE DOMOVINE želi vsem svojim naročnikom, čitateijem in prijateljem prav srečne in vesele velikonočne praznike. Isto voščilo naj še posebej sprejmejo naši slovenski trgovci, obrtniki in podjetniki, ki nas dobrohotno podpirajo z oglasi ter nam zlasti ob praznikih omogočijo lepše in večje izdaje. Rojaki, podpirajte jih!
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delavcih bo podaljšan za dve leti
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Na jTdisk veleposestnikov v juž-državah je poljedelski od-Predstavniškega doma odo-wd predlog administracije, naj " veljavnost sedanjega zakona ^daljša še za dve leti. V smi-
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zakona ima 200,000 sezon-
. _ poljedelskih delavcev iz j, e možnost, da dobijo delo lo arrnah, ki pridelujejo pavo-’ sadje in sočivje, oj, n^e in soieijalne ter vercke ^ San-zaeije so sicer stalno pro-irnZa^0nU’ 'Ker hočejo varovati daerese naših brezposelnih, to-pr j^hhovi protesti ne zaležejo gre 1 ,Z;hruže:ni volji naših kon-SevS1^ konservativcev. Zakon
vane''a zagovarja farmarske or-
saPizacije.
dela- ~PJ.C- Razume se, da so Rd0VCi iz,rech1,0 slabo plačani, la-v,,r zasluiži dolar na uro, je -ko srečen.
vham'Tang:erine 80 vazen v^r
ingfsškl vladi S3 mudi l Portugalci bombardirali afemskšilli podsnsrnioaini	senegalsko naselje
LONDON, Ang. — Akcravno!	V Afriki
nima angleška vlada še končne-1 DAKAR, Senegal. _ štiri ga načrta, jkaiko naj 'bodo zgra-1 portugalska letala naj bi bila v jene angleške atomske podmor- sredo bombardirala senegalsko nice, akoravno tudi ne ve, kako j vas Boumack v bližini meje bo iseistavila atomske glave Po-j Portugalske Gvineje. Vlada je je vendarle že 0 napadu obvestila Združene
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sončno in malo Najvišja temperatura
laris r a k e t -e,
sklenila pogodbo z našo administracijo za dobavo Polaris raket A-3, ki naj letijo -kakih 3,000 milj daleč. -Seveda tudi naša administracija ne ve, kdaj bo- ta tip raket res goden za proizvodnjo.
Ta zelo tvegana hitrica ima svoje politično ozadje. Angleška delavska stranka je namreč proti načrtu, da Anglija zgradi štiri atomske podmornice z ameriško pomočjo. Prihodnje leto bodo v Angliji parlamentarne volitve. Ako bodo zmagali saocijalisti, -bo novi ministrski predsednik načelnik stranke: Wilson, ki je odločen protivnik vladnega načrta. Skušal ga bom čim, hitrejše likvidirati, Iker pomeni zanj razmetavanje denarja. Konservativci mu hočejo prekrižati račun s tem, da bodo že -do- volitev skušali toliko investirati v atomske podmornice, da ne bo Anglija imela več računa, da vse skupaj ustavi in odpiše kot zgubo.
narode.
Portugalska je v preteklem juliju trdila, da je skupina ka-!kih 50 oseb vdrla iz Senegala v Portugalsko Gvinejo in napadla neko- vojašnico. Podobni napadi naj bi s-e izvršili tudi v preteklem januarju. Portugalci naj bi pri njihovi zavrnitvi prekoračili mejo in zasledovali napadalce v Senegalijo.
Senegalija je bila d0 leta 1960 francoska kolonija, od tedaj pa je neodvisna država z okoli 2.5 milijoni prebivalcev.
Reka Nil napravi iz osrednje Afrike južno od ekvatorja d-o Sredozemskega morja 3,600 milj dolgo pot.
Pospešitev gradnje avtoveleceste Rt. 71
COLUMBUS, O. — V torek se bo sestala Ohio Turnpike Commission k razpravi o pospešitvi gradnje avtoveleceste Rt. 71 od Clevelanda na Columbus in dalje na Cincinnati.
Gradnja te ceste se je zavlekla in guv. Rhodes je imenoval načelnika komisije Shocknessya, da odstrani zastoje in zaprek3
lifasfci iegimoi imajo velike želje in našrfe
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Pred-ssdnik Kennedy je naročil o-ba-lnim stražam, da morajo preprečiti vse oborožene izlete kubanskih beguncev na Kubo. Odredil je tak postopek ne samo radi tega, ker velja pravilo, da se politični begunci ne smejo pečati s politiko, ki škoduje državi, kjer iso dobili pribežališče, ampak tudi radi tega, ker se državno tajništvo boji, da bi Hruščev vtegnii porabiti akcije kubanskih emigrantov kot razlog, da ne umakne ostanka ruskih čet s Kube.
S tem niso seveda zadovoljni kubanski begunci. Predsednik glavnega begunskega odbora v Miami dr. Miro Cardona je celo odstopil v znalk protesta proti K en n e dy j e ve m u stališču. Za njegovim protestom pa tiči tudi nekaj drugega. Dr. M. Cardona je zahteval od administracije $50,000,000 za financiranje invazijskih poskusov na Kubo. Če administracija noče dati denarja, naj mu pa da pravico do “/sodelovanja” pri ibcdoči ameriški invaziji na Kubo. Administracija je naravno odbila oba predloga, kar bo dalo kubanskim ‘beguncem novo priliko za razburjanje.
Naša politična javnost odobrava v glavnem Kennedy j evo stališče. Ozadje dem i sij e dr. M. Condone jo bo še bolj utrdilo v prepričanju, da hočejo kubanski begunci iti predaleč.
KENNEDY JE POPUSTIL V VPRAŠANJU CEN JEKLA
Predsednik Kennedy je včeraj pred svojini pdho-dom na velikonočni oddih v Palm Beach v Floridi izjavil, da je še vedno proti splošnemu zvišanju cen jekla, kot je bil lani, da pa razume povišanje cen posameznih vrst, v kolikor je opravičljivo.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Od kar je Wheeling Steel Corp. objavila zvišanje cen nekaterih svojih produktov, je vladala v glavnem mestu napetost. Vodniki gospodarstva so čakali, kako bo na to odgovorila vlada, ki se je lani tako odločno postavila po robu splošnemu zvišanju cen produktov jeklarske industrije. Ozračje se je umirilo, ko je predsednik Kennedy tik pred svojim odhodom na kratek velikonočen oddih, ki ga je odložil za en dan, izjavil, da nima nič proti zvišanju cen nekaterih produktov jeklar- .ško oskrbo, ske industrije, da pa je še prav tako nasproten splošnemu zvišanju cen produktov v jeklarski industriji kot je bil
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Zastopnik U. S. Steel Corp., največje jeklarske družbe:	v
deželi in na svetu, je dejal, da ta ekiibno proučuje cene, da pa ne bo o svojih načrtih dala nobene izjave pred koncem praznikov.
Unija jeklarsk'h delavcev ima pravico s koncem meseca obnoviti razgovore o plačah. Brez dvoma bo to storila, če bodo jeklarne p o v iš a 1 e cene1 svojih produktov kar čez.
Predsednik Kennedy je dejal, da njegova vlada ni zainteresirana v določanju cen, je pa zainteresirana v splošni javni ■-oristi in splošna javnost bi rp:la škodo , od kar splošnega zvišanja cen jeklarskih produktov, ker bi to sprožilo nov val inflacije. Jeklarne in unijo jeklarskega delavstva je pozval, naj “ne istore ničesar, kar bi privedlo k splošnemu povišanju cen”.
DeGaullovi nasprotniki prijeti v Marseillesu
MARSEILLES, Fr. — Poli-. , . , ,	cUa je prijela v sredo 14 članov
m poskrbi, da bo cesta čim pre- Tajne vojaške organizacije, ki
je dobila zvezo od Medine skozi okraj Cuyahoga z Innerbeltom in Lakeland velecesto.
vodi boj proti vladi De Gaulla. Dobila je tudi več orožja in radio oddajnik.
Srebren dolar opuščen
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Predstavniški dom je sprejel zakonski predlog, ki ukinja srebrni dolar, to se pravi kritje v srebru za endolarske bankovce. Po zakonu, ki je bil sprejet skoraj pred sto leti z namenom, da podpre srebrne rudnike, je bila vlada obvezana kupovati /srebro po 90.5 centa za unčo za kritje vseh en dol arskih bankovcev. Bankovci preko te vrednosti imajo zlato kritje:.
Ker je srebro zaradi večje u-porabe v industriji doseglo redno ceno 1.27 dolarja za unčo, je stari zakon postal 'brezpredmeten, obvezuje pa zvezno vlado, da drži za blizu dva bilijona dolarjev vrednosti srebra v svoji zakladnici. Ko bo predlog odobren tudi v Senatu in ga bo predsednik podpisal v zakon, bo zvezna vlada lahko srebro prodala in s tem zmanjšala primanjkljaj v proračunu.
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Nemiri v Britski Gvajani
Nobenega upanja več!
Vojna mornarica je opustila vsako upanje, da bi bilo mogoče koga rešiti iz izgubljene atomske podmornice Thresher.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Mornariški tajnik Fred Korth je sinoči objavil, da je atomska podmornica Thresher izgubljena, da dejansko ne obstoja .nobeno upanje več, da bi mogla na kak način obstojati, da je 12j9 oseb, ki so bile v njej, ko je y sredo dopoldne pri poskusnem1 potapljanju izginila 220 milj vzhod-j Leta iške sile vabijo' no od Bostona v Atlantiku, j Nas list že dalj časa objavlja
Iz Clevelanda1 in okolice
/imerican-Swiss Watch Clinic—
V prostorih poleg našega urada, kjer je bila do lanske jeseni pot. pis. Bled Travel, je pred nekaj dnevi odprl hrvaški rojak Filip Sop Urarno in zlatarno — American-itivviss Watch Clinic.
Iz bolnišnice—
/Mlrs. Frances Baraga se je vrnila iz bolnišnice po več kot treh tednih na dom hčerke Mrs. Mary Buehner na 1520 Brainard Rd.- Lyndhurst, O. Zahvaljuje se za obiske, darila in pozdrave. Bo ostala še dalje pod zdravni-
Do 15. aprila—
Kdor še ni izpolnil davčne prijave1 o svojih dohodkih, naj to naglo stori. Skrajni čas je do vključno 15. aprila.
St. Clair Savings Ass’n, ki ima štiri urade, sporoča, da bodo hranilne vloge, vložene vključno do 15. aprila, obrestovane od 1- aprila.
V bolnišnici—
V Euclid Glenville bolnišnici je Mrs. Mary Preskar z Miller Ave. v Euclidu. Leži v sobi št. 924. Obiski so dovoljeni!
Seja—
Društvo sv. Ane št. 150 K.S-K.J. ima redno mesečno sejo v ponedeljek ob osmih zvečer v SND na E. 80 St.
mrtvih.
Atomska podmornica Seawolf je sporočila, da je malo jugovzhodno od kraja, od koder se je atomska podmornica Thresher zadnjič javila, ugotovila šume, ki bi utegnili prihajati od potopljenega trupa podmornice.
Mornariški strokovnjaki se ne morejo odločiti za nobeno razlago nesreče, prepričani pa so, da je silni pritislk v globini | podmornico zdrobil in je bilo v nekaj minutah vsega konec. Nesrečo preiskuje posebna komisija strokovnjakov.
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Nad milijon Amerikan-cev bo šlo letos v tujino
WASHINGTON, D.C. J- Urad za potne liste je lani izdal 906,000 potnih dovoljenj, letos pa računa, da bo število prosilcev preseglo milijon. Največ jih gre seveda v Evropo. Pred med 10 leti je prosilo za potne liste j komaj 418,000 Amerikancev.
Sedaj imamo 10 uradov za potne liste. Največ dela imajo seveda uradi v New Yorku, Washiaigtonu in Los Angelesu.
Vsi uradi dobijo dnevno povprečno 5,800 prošenj. Postopek so zadnja leta zelo pospešili. Do čakanja pride samo v glavni sezoni, pa še tedaj pojema c-d leta do leta. Skoraj 10% prc/:il-
GEORGETOWN, Brit. Gva- ceV cdpack na New York-jana. — Koncem tedna je pri- _	~°j
šlo zaradi prepirov med delav- Namesto jajc je pobar-
skimi unijami do demon/s,trači j! in izgredov, tekom katerih je bila najmanj ena oseba mrtva, 24 pa ranjenih. Policija je prijela okoli 150 oseb.
Vlada p r e d s ednika Cheddy Jagana je zagrozila, da bo oklicala obsedno stanje in pozvala na pomoč britanske čete, če ne bo nemirov konec. Jagan je po svojem političnem prepričanju hud levičar, če ne naravnost komunist, rad bi se znebil bri takega varuštva, na drugi strani pa
vala psičke
MIAMI, Fla. — V krščanskem svetu je navada, da za Veliko noč barvamo jajca in se s pirhi obdarujemo. Neka Dorothy Highhouse je smatrala, da je “dobra ideja za Veliko noč” pobarvati psičke. Ima jih skupno okoli 40; vsakega je pobarvala drugače.	i
razglase Letalskih sil ZDA o prostih mestih v letalskih šolah in pozive mladim ljudem, naj se pridružijo tej veji naše oborožene sile. Te dni se je v imenu Letalskih sil za to usluge zahvalil major E- Sydlowski od rekrutacijskega središča Letai-skih sil na področju Velikega Clevelanda, ki je med najbolj uspešnimi v vsej deželi. Žalostno sporočilo—
Mrs. Angela Stražar s 3606 E. 81 St. je dobila sporočilo, da ji je v Zagriču pri Pr im s ko ve m pri Litiji umrl brat Anton Hren. Tu zapušča poleg omenjene brata Martina, v Torontu v Kanadi sina Jožeta, doma ženo in sedem otrok, v Skoplju v Mace-deniji hčer s. Pavlino, usmiljenko Sv. Vincencija Pavl.
Skupno sv. obhajilo—
Marijin dvor št. 1640 Katoliških borštnarjev ima v nedeljo osmo sv. mašo skupno sv. j obhajilo v cerkvi Marije Vne-1 bovzete. Člani se zberejo skupno s člani Društva Najsv. Imena v zbirni dvorani pod cerkvijo ob 7.45.
Sestanek—
Slov. krščanska demokracija ima v nedeljo,’21. aprila ob štirih pop. svoj redni letni sestanek v Baragovem domu. Poročal bo dr. M. Krek. Vsi prija-I telji vljudno vabljeni.
Zadušnica—
Jutri ob osmih bo v cerkvi sv. Kristine sv. maša za pok. sgt. Antbonya Golinarja ob 20. obletnici smrti.
V	nedeljo ob desetih bo v cerkvi sv. Kristine sv. maša za pok. Franka Cerček ob 6. obletnici smrti.
V	sredo, 17. aprila, ob 11.30 bo v cerkvi sv. Vida sv. maša za pok. Matthewa Velikonja ob 1. obletnici smrti.
Kdo je našel—
Jim Hegler z 990 E. 78 St. je izgubil bančno knjižico The CJe-
Naser obišče Tita
KAIRO, ZAR. — Predsednik
spoznava, da bi bil brez njega' republike Gamal Naser bo kas-! veland Trust Bank. Kdor jo je svojim nasprotnikom in politic-• neje ta mesec odšel na uradni | našel, je prošen, da jo proti na-nemu položaju komaj kos. j obisk v Jugoslavijo.	j	gradi vrne.
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ker je sam trpel, ki lajša smrt, ker je sam umiral v najhuj-{cerkvijo za streljavce. Tam so ših bolečinah, in dokončno zmagoslavno obljubil:	“Za- si zakurili, v ogenj vtaknili
upajte, jaz sem svet premagal.” Premagal na velikonočno rašpe na dolgih lesenih roča-jutro, ko je od mrtvih vstal. Aleluja.	-	'	- -
Ksaver Meško
Tako so nekdaj praznovali Veliko noč na Slovenskem
(Poglavje “Pirhi” iz povesti F. S. Finžgarja “Goslač Matevž”)
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No. 73 Friday April 12, 1963
Kristus je vstal
Kristus je vstal. In s tem je Bog pritisnil pečat na oznanilo, da je Jezus njegov Sin, pečat na vse njegovo življenje, na ves njegov nauk. Nič več dvomov, nič več nemirnega iskanja in pričakovanja: Kristus je vstal, kakor je bil napovedal, in vse je resnica, kar je govoril in učil. Resnica je rešenje, resnica pa rešuje in osrečuje, zato: Aleluja, aleluja!
Ko so Jezusa na veliki petek polagali v grob, je bila noč. Noč v naravi, noč v srcih apostolov in njegovih prijateljev. Ko je vstal, je vzhajala zora, zasvetila je svetu velika Luč, Luč božja, Luč večne Resnice.
Prva je razžarila in osrečila ta Luč apostole in svete žene. In ko so apostoli šli po svetu, da bi to Luč prižigali v srcih, so se najbolj sklicevali na to jutro, na ta dan, na vstajenje Gospodovo. Že takoj v Jeruzalemu se niso sklicevali na velike čudeže, ki so se dogajali v templju samem, pred očmi množice; ne na čudeže, ki so se godili po vsej deželi, saj je še neverni Herod upal, da bo Jezus storil pred njim tudi kak čudež; ne na mladeniča, ki ga je Gospod obudil v Naimu, ko so ga že nesli na pokopališče; ne na čudež, ko je obudil hčerko Jairovo; ne na čudež, ko je poklical iz groba Lazarja, ki je počival v grobu štiri dni. Ne.
Sklicujejo se na resničnost svojega nauka na vstajenje Gospodovo. “Mi smo priče tega, mi smo z njim govorili, z njim jedli, se ga dotikali.” S kako kipečo presunjenostjo oznanja sv. Janez vernikom to srečo za ves svet: “Kar smo s svojimi očmi videli, kar smo gledali in so naše roke tipale — oznanjamo tudi vam, da bi bili tudi vi z nami združeni, mi pa smo združeni z Očetom in njegovim Sinom Jezusom KristusorfT. In to vam pišemo, da bi bilo vaše veselje popolno.”
In ta popolnosti veselja odmeva in se širi po vsem svetu — v spomin na tisti prvi veliki dan sreče, ko je bila premagana smrt in je po temi velikega petka in velike sobote, dneva dvomov in nemira, zasvetila božja Luč.
Če bi bilo vse končano, ko so položili v petek zvečer mrtvega Jezusa v grob, bi ostala tema in noč po vsem svetu. Res, morda bi kdo popisal nauk Jezusa iz Nazareta. Ljudje bi brali in občudovali ta nauk. A bile bi besede človeka, velikega misleca, čudovito blagega moža. A vendar samo besede človeka. Morda resnične, morda zmotne. A luč velikonočnega jutra je Iplo Luč božja, ki je vse ožarila z božjo resničnostjo. In to je veselje in sreča velikonočnega dne, neminljiva sreča.
Pečat je na resničnost naše vere. Napisali so lepe nauke tudi drugi veliki možje. A če vprašamo: “Kdo uči to in to?”, dobimo odgovor: “Ta in ta učenjak, mislec, modrijan.” A če spet vprašamo: “Kdo pa uči to?”, dobimo odgovor: “Jezus Kristus, Sin božji.” Kaj bomo odgovorili? “Tedaj pa se bom držal tega, veroval to, kar nam je Kristus povedal. Saj ne ta, ne oni ni zapečatil svojega nauka s tako bolečo smrtjo, še manj z vstajenjem od mrtvih.”
Vera je luč, Luč božja, ki sveti skozi vse mrakove, te-mote, noči tega življenja. In velika noč je božje potrdilo te vere, ki jo je mrak velikega petka hotel zadušiti, a je velikonočno jutro vzplamtela s. tako močjo, da so kakor mrtvi popadali vojaki, ki bi naj to luč varovali v temi groba. O Jezus, pomnoži našo vero!
Velika noč je podlaga našega upanja. Zakaj so milijoni mučencev prvih stoletij šli s takim pogumom, s takim veseljem v smrt? Ker so upali na večno plačilo, na blaženo svidenje z njim, ki je šel v smrt pred njimi in je pred njimi vstal in šel v večno življenje. Njim in vam vsem velja: “Pojdi za menoj!”
Velika noč je dan naše ljubezni. Ljubezni pravičnih, ljubezni zablodlih, ki so se povrnili, vrnili po velikonočni spovedi. Ljubezen je plamen, je ogenj. Ljubezen, kakor je bila ljubezen apostola Janeza, ki je brez strahu stal pod križem; ki je s hrepenenjem hitel h grobu, prvi stopil v grob. Ljubezen, kakršna je žarela in živela v srcu Marije Magdalene, ki se ni mogla ločiti od groba in je jokala pa slišala osrečujoči glas Gospodov “Marija”. Ljubezen, kakršno je skrival v srcu Peter, ki je Gospoda sicer zatajil, a se mu je Gospod prvemu izmed apostolov prikazal: “Gospod je res vstal in se prikazal Simonu” (Luka 29, 34), so povedali apostoli učencema, ko sta se vrnila iz Emavsa. Največja pa je ljubezen.
Velika noč ni samo spomin dnevnega dogodka, velika noč je sedanjost. Krvavo potrebna sedanjost. Ko je pa sedanji svet — svet bolnega nemira, svet, ki zanika vse lepo m dobro, svet, ki sovraž luč. Luč je pa Resnica, je Bog — in to je oznanilo, ki smo ga od njega slišali in ga vam oznanjam: Bog je luč in teme ni v njem nobene, piše Janez svojim vernikom. Svet, ki oznanja svobodo, vsiljuje suženjstvo, ki kaže slepilo srečnega življenja, prinaša smrt.
V teh dneh nemira in zablod je potreben Kristus vstali, ki
Kdor iz globoke verske resnobnosti ni prebil štiridesetdnevnega strogega posta, ne more umeti ne veličastnosti, ne lepote in ne dobrot velike noči. Pred stoletji so naši dedje vse to živo občutili s srcem in dušo in zato je tak praznik z vedrim veseljem in bogatim pogoščen jem prekosil Vse druge dni v letu. -
V letu, ko se je godila ta povest, je bila velika noč šele v drugi polovici malega travna. Tudi vreme je pridodalo svoje k praznovanju. Ozimina ije bujno zelenela, travniki so bili potrebljeni, jaro žito vse-jano. Veliki teden je redko kdo stopil na polje, da je še kaj malega postoril. Ljudje so se oprijeli dela doma. Vse, kar je zima navlekla v hišo, krog nje in še na skednje, je moralo biti potrebljeno. Javorova miza, ki ni bila brez sledov kolin, vsi stoli, premakljive klopi krog peči in sten — vse je moralo iz hiš na pomladno sonce. Ženske so umivale in čistile leseno oprave, ribale pode, nosile pernice in posteljnino na zrak. Ko je bilo to opravljeno, so začele pometati dvorišča. Moški so se lotili skednja in mlatilnih podov, naredili so zalogo re-zanice za čez praznike, okrta-čili živino, izpodkidali po hlevih in nastlali v njih po vseh predelih suhe stelje. Gospodinje so imele zadrege na pretek. Bročile so pirhe, pekle pogačo in kolač, kuhale gnjati in klobase. Do velike sobote je bilo že vse kakor v presta-nu. Po hiši se je širil že štiri-
Ko se je družina vrnila od vstajenja, je že čakal na mizi pisan jerbas, ki ni smel biti za nobeno drugačno rabo. Bil je prazen. Otroci so stopili krog mize, odrasli posedli krog peči. Z obredno slovesnostjo je mati začela skladati v jerbas. Najprej je položila vanj velik kolač: “Vidite, otroci, ta pomeni Kristusovo trnovo krono.”— Potem je zataknila krog kolača tri korenine hrena: “Te grenke korenine pomenijo tri žeblje, ki je bil z njimi Zveličar pribit na križ.” Nato je dodala pet rdečih pirhov: “To so petere krvave rane našega Gospoda.” Nazadnje je v votlino kolača vložila gnjat: “To pomeni velikonočno jagnje, darovano za naše odrešenje.” Otroci in odrasli so ob tem pomembnem obredu molčali. K materi je stopila že odrasla hči in jerbas zagrnila s prtom, vezenim z rožarvc obrobljenim s čip-
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kami.
Potem je bila večerja. K mlečni kaši je dodala gospodinja še za vsakega košček štruklja, Jd ga je pripekla ob kolaču.
V ranem jutru, še pred tretjo uro, so začeli težki jerbasi velikonočnih jedi potovati v cerkev. Odnašali so jih fantje, da so postregli sestram in dekličem. Kjer ni bilo domačih fantov, so se ponudili hišni hlapci. Mati županja je naprosila gostača in stalnega delavca Tevža pri Lazarjevih, da je namesto še šibke hčerke ponesel že pred dnem težki jerbas v cerkev. Vsakdo je
deset dni pogrešani vonj_ po natančno vedelj kam ga raora
mesnini in pogači. Otroci se niso potepli na vas. V veži blizu kuhinje jih je obdržal vonj po dobrotah, da so si jih gospodinje morale poditi izpod nog.
Velika sobota je bila že vsa praznična. Delo je počivalo. Ko so nakrmili in napojili živino, so pripravili praž-njo obleko, postopali po dvorišču in se veselili sončnega pomladanskega dne. Ob treh popoldne je prvi zagrmel naj-i večji možnar in zvonovi so se oglasili. Nič več ne počasno in postno žalostno. Kot pesem in vesela godba je začelo potrkavati. Otroci so oblekli nove, za pomlad in poletje pripravljene oblekice. Zbirali so se na vasi in v skupinah odhajali proti fari. Vsaka hiša je dala moških in žensk, da so šli k procesiji vstajenja. Tedaj so še pomeljivo rekli; “Gremo k vzdigovanju.” Župnik, ki je I vodil procesijo, je dvignil monštranco iz okrašenega božjega groba za opomin, kako je naš Odrešenik, zmagalec smrti, vstal iz zapečatenega groba.
postaviti. Za vsako vas je bil po starem izročilu določen prostor. Na vrh jerbasov so položili nove pisane svitke. Ti so dekletom , pokazali, čigav je žegen. Ko so odnašale! opravili, so se zbirali pred cerkvijo. Vsak si je potegnil iz žepa kos kruha in klobaso, ki jo že ves post niso okusili. Potem so se razdelili: nekaj jih je šlo za zvonarje v stolp, nekaj v borov gozdiček za
Veseli se Marija
je premagal laž — “drugim je pomagal, sam sebi ne more” — ki prinaša mir — “mir vara bodi” — ki pomaga trpečim,
j Matere gospodinje so ostale
doma in pripravljale, kar je bilo treba nesti k blagoslovu.
Veseli se, Marija, božje zmage: Tvoj Sin je, kot je rekel, zopet vstal!
Glej, konec je trpljenja in težav —
izmite so krvi in smrti srage.
Ta dan, tako blesteč in poln svetosti,
je dan, ki ga naredil je Gospod! Praznuje ga otet človeški rod, saj dar prinaša večne mu mladosti.
Pozabi zdaj, Marija, oni čas, ko strta vsa in žalostna za nas sedmero mečev v srcu si nosila. Ves poveličan Jezus je, Tvoj Sin,
zmagalec zla vseh vekov in davnin ...
Veseli se, Marija, Mati mila!
Ljubka Šorli
jih, da so se razbelile za proženje topičev. Možnarje so takoj začeli nabijati. Ko so prvega, naj večjega sprožili, so zaigrali tudi zvonovi; sveto jutro je bilo oznanjeno.
Ni se še dodobra zdanilo, ko so počasi že prihajali po vseh potih proti cerkvi stari očanci in žene, da so že pred zorno mašo počastili vstajenje Zveličarja in se mu priporočili za srečno zadnjo uro. že pred šesto uro je bila cerkev polna. Dekleta so stopile vsaka blizu svojega jerbasa. Ko je bilo opravilo končano, je župnik blagoslovil velikončne jedi. Tedaj s o vnovič zabučale orgle, dekleta so segle po svitkih, si zadele jerbase na glave in hitele pri vseh treh vratih iz cerkve. Tista, ki je prva stopila čez cerkveni prag, se je tekoče leto gotovo omožila. Tako je prerokovalo staro izročilo.
Tri reke so se raztekle po cestah na jug, vzhod in za hod. Kakor šopki so se zibali jerbasi žegna, iz zasneženega Triglava jih je pozdravljala rdeča pomladna zarja, iz zvonika jih spremljala pesem zvonov, izpod borovcev so grmeli možnarji. Vse samo veselje in lepota, vse pesem strnjenih src.
Nosilke žegna so bile prve doma. Zasople so posedle in se oddihale. Ko se' je sešla vsa družina, je mati odgrnila jerbas. Oče gospodar pa je prevzel obredno navado. Najprej je prerezal pirhe na krhlje — za vsakega delež. Potem je z velikim krušnim nožem narezal na lesen plošček celo grobljo koscev gnjati. H gnjati je nastrgal hrena. Ko je dvignil kolač, je mati jerbas umaknila z mize ki je bila pogrnjena z belim prtom iz domačega platna, na voglih ozaljšanim Z belo-rdečimi čopki. Vsak od družine je bil deležen debelega kosa kolača. Ko je gospodar odmolil oče-naš, je vsej družini voščil: Da bi bilo to leto požegnano vse naše delo in življenje.” Družina se je glasno razvnela in segala po dobrotah na mizi. Ko so žegen do jedli, je mati postavila na mizo veliko skledo repnih olupkov, kuhanih na suhi juhi, vmesenih s kašo in zabeljenih, da so se cinki svetili po vrhu. Preden so zajeli, je oče razložil družini: “Olupki so za spomin na hudo lakoto po Napoleonovi vojski, ko naši dedje za veliko noč niso imeli nič drugega na mizi kot skledo nezabeljenih olupkov.”
Tako so začeli praznovat sveto veliko noč. Družine so bile, razen v cerkvi, ves dan doma. V vas ni šel sosed k sosedu, sinovi in hčere, dekle in hlapci se niso ganili od doma. Krčme so bile tihe in prazne.
V ponedeljek so .se spočiti in dobre volje vsi razgibali. Sosedje so' se obiskovali, najmlajši fantje so imeli veselje s štruca-njem na vasi in krog cerkve. Kdor je imel trden pirh, da je ubil na petnji in špičnji pirh tovariša, ta je pirh priigral, če sta se pirha ekončnila, to se pravi, da se je ubil eden na petnji, drugi na špičnji, sta pirha obdržala. Iskala sta potem drugih soigralcev. Zato so se sklicevali: Celec, petnja, špičnja! Ves ljubi dan je bilo na vasi in krog cerkve teh klicev brez konca in kraja.
Odrasli fantje in tudi gospodarji so se popoldne nabrali po gostilnah, da se po dobri in o-bilni jedi odžejajo.. Vsaka vas krčme tedaj ni imela; tudi. v Vidoslavcih je ni bilo. Posamez-fantje, ki' so si z vinom že
jfcNfKA KOSaMCN.
(Zbir? Vera K.)
To je dan, ki ga je naredil Gospod, radujmo se in veselimo se ga. (Ps 111,24,2)
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Gospod je s trpljenjem svet odrešil. Tako se je izpolnil ukaz, ki je bil od vekomaj.
Preko gore trpljenja drži cesta v večno radost, preko gore smrti drži cesta v življenje. Visoko do neba se je vzdignilo znamenje in vse trudne oči so zastrmele nanj. Ura bridkosti je bila ura spoznanja. Temen je stal križ na Golgoti, kajti za njim je plamenela vsa daljava v zarji paradiža'.
Upajte:, koprneče oči! Ne kapljica plemenite krvi, iz čistega srca izlite, ni kanila brez koristi. Korak, pod križem trepetajoč, je namerjen veselju naproti.
Pride ura, ko bodo pogledale proti nebu zakrvavele oči, ko bo vzkriknilo srce od prevelike bolesti.
“Elohi, Elohi, lama sabakta-ni!”
Takrat se bo dopolnil čas in duri se bodo odprle!
(Ivan Cankar: Za križem)
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Veselo Veliko noč!
Gospodinje imamo pred prazniki vedno dosti dela, to velja še prav posebno za Veliko noč. Letos je prišla precej pozno in ta pridne med nami so brez dvoma že opravile pomladansko čiščenje. Katere tega še niso storile, so vsaj na hitro roko napravile red in poskrbele za čistočo, da se bo v dom. naselilo praznično razpoloženje.
Za Veliko noč smo bili včasih doma vsi “novi”. V Ameriki se tega ne držimo v taki meri vendar pa gledamo, da si kupimo vsaj nov slamniček. Treba je pogledati tudi, kaj potrebujejo otroci, nato pa iti iskat po trgovinah. Posla je več kot preveč. Tako se lahko zgodi, da nam primanjkuje časa za prave priprave na praznike in praznovanje.
Prva je seveda duhovna stran; če nismo poskrbele; za duhovno pripravo, smo veliko zamudile in Velika noč pojde v svojem notranjem, smislu mimo nas.
nekdaj uživali doma. če koga od domačih ni bilo pri mizi, če je bil zdoma, smo se ga spomnili in se povpraševali, kje je in če je deležen žegna. Nemara tudi še danes mislijo tako in ugibajo o nas v tujini in o našem življenju.
Spomnili smo se revežev in jim ponesli od žegna, ker ta dan ni smel nihče trpeti pomanjkanja', kot nas je mama učila.	"	; , : | |
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Naša srca so bila polna veselja in ljubezni, narava se je budila k novemu življenju, v nas pa je rastlo hrepenenje po nečem lepem, velikem, neznanem.
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Žegen
Ko se bomo v nedeljo zjutraj vrnili iz cerkve, se bo vsa družina zbrala okoli mize: in na njo bomo postavile “žegen”. Če se. držimo stare navade, kot smo jo poznali v domovini onstran morja, bo hišni gospodar najprej prosil za blagoslov božji, potem pa začel deliti žegen. Vsak bo dobil jabolko — da ga ne bo čez leto pekla gorčica —, nato pirh, cel ali le polovico, k temu bo prišel kos kolača, nato pa šunka, klobasa ali želodec. Nastrgale bomo hren, ki smo ga nesle v soboto k blagoslovitvi jedil, in žegen bo skupaj.
Počasi in slovesno smo ga
nabrali poguma, so zase odhajali iz krčme, da stopijo k sorodnikom in znanim hišam, kjer
so imeli že zrele hčere, po pirhe. Dekleta sp trdno vedele, da pridejo. Vsak je bil obdarovan, pač ne vsak enako. Za svojega fanta, je vsaka dodala k pirhu še kaj drugega, vsaj z rdečo Žide povitih nekaj viržink.
Pri sekanju pirhov
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Velika noč, kot smo jo praznovali nekdaj doma, je bila vse večji praznik, močen dogodek v dobi leta. Kako smo se jo veselili, kako težko jo čakali! In danes tu? Zdi se mi, da so jo oskubili, da je od nje razen zunanje lupine komaj še kaj ostalo! Naše življenje v Sloveniji je bilo nekdaj tesno povezano s Cerkvijo, živeli smo po cerkvenem ne po svetnem koledarju, dajali vrednost duhovnemu. Tako se mi vsaj zdi, ko gledam nazaj.
Veselo Veliko noč vsem bralkam in bralcem “Košarice”!
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Karel Mauser:
Poncij prijatelju Gaiu pozdrav!
Pravkar si odšel, predragi, in še ko si bil v vestibulu moje hiše, sem te hotel poklicati nazaj. Veliko srečo si mi prinesel, ko si prišel na klic mojega pisma, toda pustil si mi tisto, česar sem se bal celo svoje življenje — negotovost.
Gledam svoje roke in še vedno se mi zde mokre od vode, ki so jo pri sodbi nad judom Jezusom zlili čez moje prste. Niso več mirne, tresejo .se in ko gledam odtis svojega pečatnega prstana v vosku, komaj še razberem, kaj je odtisnjeno.
Spomnim se besedi, Iki mi jih je jud Jezus rekel tik, preden sem ga izročil drhali.
“Jaz sem za to rojen in sem zato prišel na svet, da spričam resnico. Vsak, kdor je iz resnice, posluša moj glas.”
Morda se ponavljam, predragi, toda vedi, da vse te besede prihajajo predme:, kakor da so bile že takrat naperjene naravnost vame. Resnica! Nikoli nisem vanjo veroval, toda zdaj po tvojem odhodu, mi je vendar ostalo samo to upanje. Morda je v tej resnici tisto morje balzama, o katerem si
Postal sem razvalina, jaz Pon- govoril) tisti vrt rožj po kate_ cij Pilat, nekdanji prokurator
Judeje, prijatelj božanskega cesarja. Kakor hermit živim med marmornimi stenami in gledam pesek v uri, ki se preceja. Nekoč ne bom imel več moči, da bi jo obrnil, obležal bom kakor Plini j a in ob uri, ko bom zatisnil oči, ne bo nikogar, da bi mi prišel nasproti. Rekel sem ti, da ne verujem več v brod mrtvih duš in ti si me vprašal, v kaj potem verujem? Zavoljo tega sem te hotel poklicati nazaj. Ni res, kar sem ti rekel, da ne verujem v ničesar. Ne morem več tega reči, ne morem reči zavoljo nje, ki sem jo ljubil. Ona Ga je srečala in odšla z Njim in jaz verujem, da ga je resnično srečala. Nekoč Ga je hotela rešiti in Ga ni mogla. On jo je rešil. Bal sem se, kar sem slutil: Tudi ti veruješ v juda Jezusa. Tudi ti si me na svoj način zasledoval, kakor me zasleduje ta, ki sem mu pustil viseti nad glavo tablo z napisom: Jezus, kralj Judov. Pustil sem jo viseti še potem, ko je bila pri :neni farizejska sodrga, da bi jo sneli. Ni on kralj Judov, je rekla, le delal se je, da je, samo trdil je, da je.
“Kar sem pisal, sem pisal,” sem jim rekel in užival sem nad tem, da SO' bili brez moči. Celo truplo mrtvega sem izročil prijateljem, ki so prišli prosit zanj.
rem se sprehajajo, duše. Haron vozi svoj brod v podzemlju — kje naj bi bili tam, vrtovi?
Glej, nekoč sem mislil, da je rimski orel in slava države vse, za kar se splača živeti. Kako hitro je to prešlo. Stari prijatelji so utihnili, sram jih je moje starosti in brezpomemb-nosti. Vrata do božanskega cesarja so mi zaprta, ne potrebujejo me več. Sreča me je zapustila na terasi Antonijeve palače.
Morda imaš prav — bil sem samo uradnik, človek, ki je poznal zakone in meč in skoraj nič tistega, kar je bilo v Plini-ji: ljubezen in usmiljenje. To žensko čustvo se mi je upiralo, zdelo se mi je nevredno Rimljana. Toda ta pesek, ki počasi curi skoz ozko grlo ure, me iz dneva v dan bolj spominja, da vsak človek nekoč pride do tistega konca, kjer te ne moreta podpirati več ne zakon ne meč. Mlahavi udje, motne oči, tresoče se reke se: morejo opreti samo še na usmiljenje in ljubezen drugih.
Trdno sem prepričan, da je onstran kraljestvo juda Jezu sa, ki je močnejši kakor naši in grški bogovi. Sam je vstal od mrtvih in govoril s svojimi učenci in z drugimi ljudmi in zavoljo tega kraljestva se krist
Glavni odbor ruske P
se bo sestal 20. maja
MOSKVA, Rus. — Hruščev je sklical za 28. maj sejo glavnega odbora ruske Komunistične partije. Seje se bo udeležilo 175 pravih odbornikov, 125 njihovih namestnikov, povrhu pa še zastopniki kultur nega sveta. Glavna točka na dnevnem redu je debata o “ideoloških” napakah, ki: jih delajo ruski kulturniki vseh vrst, posebno pa umetniki, pisatelji in skladatelji.
Debata o tem vprašanju se je začela 1. decembra, ko se: je' Hruščev zelo kritične izrazil o sodobnih ruskih slikah in kipih,! ko je obiskal neko umetniško* razstavo. Stranka je že večkrat obsodila počenjanje ruskih kul-' tumikov, zdi se pa, da glavni i odbor ne bo samo obsojal, ampak tudi sklepal. Napovedujejo, da boi naročil komunistom, naj nategnejo vajeti v vseh poklicnih organ izacijah ruskih kulturnikov, naj “združujejo” društva in klube, iki niso zanesljivi, naj postavijo časopise vseh vrst pod strožjo- kontrolo in naj pravilno “umerjajo” radij o, televizijo itd.
Ruski kulturniki torej vedo*, kaj jih čaka. O tem bodo gotovo govorili tudi' na Ruskem u-metniškem kongresu, ki se vrši te dni v Veliki kremeljski dvorani. Mislijo, da bo na Kongresu izbrano novo tajništvo, da se potolaži okolica tovariša Hru-ščeva. Zadnji umetniški kongres se je vrši] 1. 1957.
Za delavci in kmeti, so torej prišli; tudi kulturniki pod strožji partijski režim. Značilno je, da ima Tito na las podobne težave v svojih “kulturnih” vrstah.
g ZA DOBRO PLUMBINGO
S IN GRETJE POKLIČITE
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Š A. J. Budnick S Co.
PLUMBING and HEATING 6631 St. Clair Ave. Business Phone: UT 1-4492 Residence: PO 1-0641
te
L Malnar
CEMENTNA DELA 1101 E. 74 st.
Tel.: EN 1-4371 WH 4-4437
Joseph L.
FORTUNA
POGREBNI ZAVOD
5316 Fleet Ave.
MI 1-0046
Niisem ga pustil drhali, čeprav iarL^ 116 boje umreti. Ve;nr, da je škripala z zobmi.
Na svoj način je vendar zma-gM, zakaj vsaka resnična zmaga orje v notranjosti. Kakor la-va iz Vezuva je, proti kateri ni obrambe. Samo bežati moreš in v begu je priznanje poraza. In laz bežim, bežim že vsa ta leta.
Govoril si o- miru in vstaje-Jiu. O miru, ki je kakor morje , aIzama, o vrtovih večnih rož,
Jer se sprehajajo duše vseh rodov na zemlji. Sužnji hodijo °b gospodarjih in sužnje ob svojih gospodaricah in vsi so Clsti kakor vestalke.
^daj, ko setm sam, ti skoraj Verjamem. Kako strašno lepa rrj0ra biti Plinija v tej družbi
svetih!
VSTOPNICE SEDAJ NA PRODAJ
Metropolitan opera
ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK
CLEVELAND PUBLIC HALL
April 22 thru 28
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Težko verujem v mrtvi Ha-ronov brod, toda prav tako težko v kraljevanje človeka, ki sem ga obsodil na smrt. In vendar se mi zdi, da vsak dan bolj stopam proti meji nečesa, ki bi utegnilo biti njegova lastnina. Plinija me vabi. Slišim njen glas, celo tapkanje njenih nog, ki vsak večer prihajajo proti moji spalnici. Slišim jo na vrtu, slišim jo v šumenju vode — od povsod prihaja njen glas. In -ob tem glaisu se drobi sila mojega starega srca, ki se počasi ustavlja. Ko obrnem uro, vem, da je nekoč ne bom več mogel. Negibno bo obstal pesek na dnu in ko bom zatisnil oči, tudi ure več ne bom videl.
Kaj bom videl potem?
Plini jo, ki sem jo ljubil in je odšla? Juda Jezusa, ki sem mu vsaj v napisu priznal ime kralja in tega nisem hotel preklicati?
Prepuščaš me milosti tega kralja, si mi dejal, ko si odhajal. Njegovi milosti in Pliniji-nemu klicu. Ko bom umirajoč gledal zadnja zrnca peska v uri, bosta -oba prišla k meni. Tako si rekel.
Zdi se mi, da že živim v tem pričakovanju in da si s svojim prihodom to pričakovanje še povečal. Želim se srečati z njo in z njim, zakaj nisem več sodnik, ampak samo človek, ki je
°Pen 9:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
(Knabe
Piano Used Exclusively)
nad breznom in roke so pre-trudne, da bi se mogle dolgo oklepati robu. Moral se bom spustiti.
Hvala ti, predragi, za tvojo ljubezen. In če mi na skrivaj pošlješ tistega, ki je prepričal tebe, ga bom isprejal in poslušal.
Pozdrav.
Dom izglasoval zakon za nadaljevanje javnih del
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Predsednik Kennedy je dosegel v Kongresu še eno zmago, ko je Predstavniški dom izglasoval 450 milijonov dolarjev za nadaljevanje javnih del, ki naj pomagajo predelom z veliko brezposelnostjo. Finančni odbor Doma je pretekli teden predlog zavrnil.
Republikanci so se trudili, da bi dobili večino proti predlogu tudi v splošni zbornici, to jim vendar ni uspelo. Za odobritev novih finančnih sredstev je glasovalo 288 članov Predstavniškega doma, proti pa 184. Bela hiša je Kongresu čestitala za ta korak v boju “proti brezposelnosti”, demokratsko vodstvo v Predstavniškem domu pa je glasovanje označilo za veliko demokratsko zmago, če bi bil predlog v Domu poražen, bi imelo to skrajno neugodno posledico za, napore dobiti zaposli-
Moderni pogrebni zavod
Ambulanca na razpolago podnevi in ponoči
CENE NIZKE! PO VAŠI ŽELJI!
INSURANCE
Fire — Windstorm Automobile
Za zanesljivo postrežbo se priporoča
Daniel Stakich
Agentura
804 E. 185th St.
KE 1-1934
ZAKRAJŠEK
FUNERAL HOME 00.
6016 St. Clair Ave. Tel.: ENdicott 1-3113
RADENSKA VODA mineralna 65c liter.
ČAJ: Planinski — Odvajalni — Tavžentrože — Kamilice.
Vsakovrstne knjige in
muzikalije
TIVOLI IMPORTS 6407 St. Clair Ave. HE 1-5296
Farma na prodaj—
V Thompson, Ohio, Clay Street, se proda farma s 1634 akra zemlje. Hiša je velika, 7 sob in kopalnica spodaj; zgoraj še neizdelano in je pro-
stora za 5 sob. Garaža za 6
tev" pol "milijonu' ljudiraznih avto1mobil,ov' el®^.k_a v hiši' delih dežele, kjer je brezposelnost posebno občutna.
Ženske dobijo delo
Ženska dobi delo
Ženska za oskrbovanje otroka, lahko hišno delo, stanuje v hiši. Ponudbe na YE 2-4540.
(73)
MAJU OGLASI
Hiša naprodaj
Lastnik prodaja hišo na 390 E. 162 St., blizu Waterloo Rd. Kličite Painesville telefon EL 2-3652.	(gl)
For Rent
5 rooms, down, adults. Call EN 1-2359.	(76)
z aluminijem obložene stene, septični tank, dobra voda. Kličite po dnevi do 8. ure zvečer IV 1-5859.
(29 mar. 5,12 apr.)
Parkgrove Ave.
Naprodaj je krasna dvodru-. žinska hiša v dobrem stanju, obvisel nad preteklostjo kakor Se mora prodati. $25,900.
satnik — broker.
J.J. HROVAT REALTY KE 1-6576
Hiša naprodaj
Imam tri hiše na Rockefeller Rd., Wickliffe, zraven avto veleceste, na kateri se pride na Cleveland Public Square v 25 minutah. Tukaj živite v svežem zraku, imate slovensko pokrajino in slovenske sosede. Prenovljena hiša ima 6 sob, velika nova klet, nov furnez, itd. in lot 92 x 110 čev. vsebuje en kos hoste. Kličite advokata Wm. Ken-nick, 481-1885 ali pa 943-3670.
(9, 12, 16, 19 apr.)
V najem
Štiri sobe in kopalnico, na novo dekorirane, oddamo dvema dekletoma, moškim ali mlademu paru, na E. 76 gt. Kličite EN 1-2342.	(73)
V blag spomin
PETE OBLETNICE SMRTI NAŠE DOBRE IN NEPOZABNE MATERE
Frances Lipoglavsek
ki je vdano v voljo božjo zapustila nas in svet in se preselila v nebeški dom dne 12. aprila 1958
Kako bi bili veseli vsi, ko bi še živeli Vi, pa božja volja je bila ta, da prezgodaj ste šli s sveta.
V nebesih je zdaj Vaš dom, združeni ste z atom tam.
Prosita oba za nas Boga,
da vsi k Vama pridemo v nebo.
žalujoči:
SINOVI, HČERE, VNUKI, PRIJATELJI
Maple Heights, O., 12. aprila 1962.
LXXX.Xlxzxxzs 3; i yi
Perry Heine Inpovemea! Co,
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1101 Norwood Rd., Cieveiand, Ohio Phone: EN 1-5810
Aluminum siding 8 Aluminum doors and windows Plastering and masonry work Roofing and gutters
*	Porch enclosures
Kitchen and bathroom remodeling
*	Formica lops and custom made cabinets ® Room additions and dormers
Popravila, prenovitve, dograditve vseh vrst napravimo po želji na lahka, nizka mesečna odplačila.
Naše delo je polno garantirano in zavarovano.
ANTON OBLAK
ŽELIMO VSEM ROJAKOM VESELO VELIKO NOČ!
Popravljamo hiše iss stanovanja
Napravimo nove strehe, žlebove, pločevinaste opaže. Prede-rj lujemo kleti, kopalnice, kuhinje in druge prostore. Postavljamo in popravljamo garaže.
Vse prenovitve in dograditve, ki nam jih zaupate, bomo izvedli v U ~ M ^	Vašo popolno zadovoljnost.
Priporočamo se Vaši naklonjenosti. Ernest Zupan
E. Z. COMPANY
ROOFING and Complete Home Remodeling
EN 1-4139
HE 1-3084
F blag spomin
DVAJSETE OBLETNICE SMRTI NAŠEGA'"CJtteLJENEGA SINA IN BRATA
Sgt. Anthony Golinar
ki je umrl 13. aprila 1943. leta na Pacifiku.
Minilo je že dvajset let, odkar si Ti zapustil nas in svet, ali nismo na Te pozabili: spomine svetle v nas budiš, v ljubečih srcih nam živiš!
V raju pa prosi zdaj Boga, da raj nebeški vsem nam da, tam bomo zopet združeni, veselje večno uživali!
Žalujoči:
STARŠI
4 BRATJE in 6 SESTRA OSTALO SORODSTVO
Cleveland, O., 12. aprila 1963.
NOVO!

NOVO!
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WMOS COMIC .
CII3 Si.XH.ir Ave.	Phone: 361-4212
POPRAVILA UR IN ZLATNINE 30 let skušnje Vse delo garantirano Lastnik PHILIP SOP
NOVO!
DUŠAN IN MARY MARŠIČ, lastnika
mm SLOVE! ViLLAGE
6802 ST. CLAIR AVE.	TEL.: HE 1-3344
ŽELITA VSEM DRAGIM GOSTOM, ODJEMALCEM. PRIJATELJEM IN ZNANCEM PRAV SREČNE IN VESELE VELIKONOČNE PRAZNIKE.
Imamo vedno v zalogi prvovrstna domača in importi-rana vina in piva.	Nudimo pristno domačo hrano.

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SEDAJ JE ČAS, DA DOBITE PRORAČUN ZA ZUNANJE IN NOTRANJE BARVANJE HIŠ.
Ne čakajte na poletno vročino in višje cene. Pokličite še dane.? za brezplačen in neobvezen proračun. Popolnoma zavarovan.
HE 1-0965	TONY KRISTAVNIK	UT 1-4234
PAINTING & DECORATING
V BLAG SPOMIN
ŠESTE OBLETNICE SMRTI NAŠEGA DRAGEGA SOPROGA, OČETA IN STAREGA OČETA
Frank Cerček
ki je umrl 12. aprila 1957. leta.
Minilo šest je let, odkar Te več med nami ni, žalostna so naša srca, ko se spominjamo na Te.
V raju pa prosi zdaj Boga, da raj nebeški vsem nam da, tam bomo zopet združeni, veselje večno uživali!
žalujoči:
SOPROGA in OTROCI Cleveland, O., 12. aprila 1963.
v;..-. V-.: V.h;,,,
A. GRDINA & SONS, INC.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Pogrebni zavod: 17002 Lake Shore BIvd. KEnmore 1-6300
FURNITURE DEALERS
Pogrebni zavod:
1053 E. 62nd Street HEnderson 1-2088
Trgovina s pohištvom: 15301 Waterloo Road KEnmore 1-1235
USTANOVLJENO 1908 Zavarovalnino vseh vrst vam točno preskrbi
HAFFNER INSURANCE AGENCY
815 Superior Ave.	771-2929
RICH & SONS
1078-80 East 64 Street
HE 1-1931
AUTO BODY & MOTOR REPAIR WHEEL BALANCE — IGNITION & BRAKE SERVICE
VSA POPRAVILA AVTOMOBILOV
Naročite se na dnevnik “Ameriška Domovina’

HENRY BORDEAUX

SRCE !N KRI

ROMAN
Imel je poseben čut za gore in je zlahka našel prehode tudi izven poznanih mu potov. Všeč mi je bil zaradi svoje zanesljivosti, še bolj pa zavoljo gosposkega obličja in vsestranske izvežbanosti. Takle izbran nastop med Mauriennci ni kar nič redek, bodi da so ga skozi stoletja podedovali od Saracenov, ali pa izvira iz njihovega življenja v svobodni naravi, kjer se vedno gibljejo kot pastirji, lovci in vodniki.
Kar izobrazbo zadeva, pa je bila v tem izgubljenem kraju mnogo višja v davnih časih opatij, ko pa je danes v dobi laične šole. Pomislite: v vaseh okoli Bonnevala in Bessansa so v tistih časih mogli sami domačini uprizarjati misterije, ki jih je v preprosti latinščini napisal kak rojak, a tudi obleke in prizorišča so izdelali doma!
Čeprav pa so nauki zdaj nazadovali, je pa nekaj le še ostalo: veselje za točno izražanje, naravna vedoželjnost, prirojen čut za zgodovino.
Povrh pa je bil moj Tomaž Gallice iz dobrega rodu. Ker sem bil jaz njegov odvetnik, mi ]e prinesel pokazat stare rodbinske listine- Med njimi sem posebno ostrmel nad oporoko Mihaela Marcand. O nji je Savojska akademija potem napravila celo disertacijo.
Imenovani Michael Merchand, notar v Bessansu, se je drugič poročil z neko Jeanne Gallice. Leta 1589. je napisal svojo poslednjo voljo, nenavaden dokaz hladnokrvpclsti, s kakršno je gledal smrti v oči. Takole govori:
“Kadar se bo Gospodu Bogu zdelo primemo, da mojo dušo loči od telesa, jo po ločitvi zelo
CHICAGO, ILL.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ROSELLE — Widow must sell, 5 room, brick ranch style home. Full basement, Att. Garage. 75 foot lot. Best offer over $20.000. 131 Granville. For appt. Call 279-8234.	(73)
SOUTH HOLLAND — BY OWNER. All brick, 4 years old, 8 room Georgian, ir. Suburban Executive area, 8 closets, 2 full baths, 2 M: car gar., near shopping, schools & churches, of all denominations. $35,000. — EDison 3-8010.	(74)
PROSPECT~HEIGHTS. — 3 bed-room face brick ranch, with 2 car attached garage, large living room, dining room, 1V2 baths, tiled kitchen, W.-W. carpeting. On beautiful landscaped % acre lot, full basement. $26,500. — 537-0507.	(7.5)
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
RESTAURANT 3358 N. SHEFFIELD Good established business. Seats 46 people. Priced for quick sale by owner. DI 8-8543.	(74)
CARD & GIFT SHOP
CARD & GIFT SHOP. Lincoln Park area. —- Reasonable Package deal. — See to appreciate at 2558 N. Clark St. Or call for appointment, Sunday or Evenings. DI 8-6177.	(74)
DRY CLEANING STORE
THIS IS A REAL BUY DRY CLEANING STORE. — BY OWNER. — WITH LIVING QUARTERS. — MUST SELL DUE TO ILLNESS. REASONABLE. 4912 W. . Armitage Ave .	(74)
vdano priporočam skrbi mojega dobrega angela gospoda svetega Mihaela, mojega birmanskega botra, in svetega Janeza Krstnika, mojega patrona, da jo povedeta v nebeško kraljestvo paradiža na sedež, ki ga je Bog pripravil izvoljenim. Kar zadeva moje telo ali truplo, pa hočem in naročam, da ga pokopljejo na Žalah župne cerkve sv-Janeza Krstnika v Bessansu, v grobu in jami mojih prednikov, za kateri pogreb hočem, da se držijo naslednjih svečanosti, bodi glede na mojo zgoraj imenovano smrt, bodi glede na vse ostalo.
Najprej predvsem naročam, da me oblečejo v mojo prazniško obleko; ko me bodo oblekli do ovratnika, me počesali, umili in okinčali kakor za mojo poroko, naj me nesejo na oder v cerkev, pa tako, da bom roke imel na knjigi svetega pisma, med prsti pa križ, kakršen se daje umrlim ... Dalje volim črno kapo vsakemu izmed šestih ubožnih otrok, ki bodo moj pogreb in osmino spremljali s svečo v roki, dajejo pa naj jim tudi vse dni osmine pol funta kruha in vsem sira. Enako naročam, naj se naredi voščena bakla v teži dveh funtov, in hočem, da jo med mojimi biljami drži in nosi Jean, sin Tomaža Gallice, kateremu tudi volim črno kapo kakor drugim revežem, po opravilu pa naj ostanek zgoraj imenovane bakle dobi Jeannette Gallice, moja žena, in jo prihrani za svoj pogreb ...
Enako naročam, naj moj grob izkopljeta moj bratranec Jean Marchand in Piere Boniface in jima zato dado: moj klobuk, drugemu moje čevlje, obema pa še kosilo. Enako naročam: če bom umrl pozimi, naj me položijo v rakev; če bom umrl poleti, pa je sploh nočem. Dalje1 želim, da na moj pogreb pokličejo vse klerike in pripravnike iz Bessansa, potem pa naj jim dado zadostnega kosila. Enako naročam: ko bodo pokosili in preden bodo opravili molitev po jedi, naj na francoski način odmolijo vrstice, ki jim navadno pravijo Lan-guentibus in purgatorio, po molitvi pa naj jim pri odhodu iz moje hiše dajo vsakemu eno pero...”
Nobene stvari ni pozabil, ne obleke ne sveč ne groba ne darov grobarjema, pogrebcem in klerikom, ne obreda s soljo, ki se v Bessansu še vedno oprav-
CHICAGO, ILL.
HOUSEHOLD HELP
HOUSEKEEPER. For light housework-care of children, Room, board and salary. Call 354-6620. N. Side.
(73)
DOGS FOR SALE
POODLES MALE — White tiny toy and Min. AKC. SHOTS. CLIPPED. $70 to $90. Private owner. — Call FU 8-5772.	(73)
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE
42’x8’ COZY COACH, Good condition, fully furnished, two bedrooms, $1600. Call between 9 a.m. — 2 p.m. or after 7 p.m. 2S6-2819. By owner.
(73)
Ija. Po teh določbah je pripravil bodoči rajnik latinski napis, ki naj ga vklešejoi v njegov nagrobnik, spominjajoč na kruto preganjanje s strani njegovih sovražnikov in končujoč s temile vehčastnimi besedami: “Ne smrt, ampak življenje nas vodi k Bogu. Marchandi ob smrti zapuščajo telo grobu v trohnobo, njihova duša pa uživa nebeške blagodare. Krepost živi še po smrti. Virtus stat post mortem.”
Na takle način so pred tri sto leti delali oporoko v Bessansu in v Bonnevalu. Tomaž Gallice pa je bil pravi potomec teh vernih,! p mirnih in urejenih prednikov.
Občeval je z izletniki, ko' jih je vodil po gorah, se še bolj iz-gladil, in to je njegov prirojeni ponos delalo prijeten. Dekleta so ga pri plezanju naučila imen gorskih cvetlic, učeni možje pa ob večerih pred zavetišči
kadar sem šel skozi Ecot, to je bilo vse. Pri hiši je bila žena, na videz starejša od moža, kar pa je pogost pojav v teh visoko ležečih dolinah, saj so nesrečnice skoraj sužnje in jim težka dela prezgodaj vzamejo vso lepoto; morda ta sužnost izvira še od mdhamtedancev, se je nefvede oklepajo dalje in je postala navada. Njena hčerka se je šele razcvetela, postajala nežna in
ljubka, lepa kakor poljska lilija na dolgem steblu. Sin je bil malo divji, malo plah, a imel je razumne oči.
“Tomaž, tega bi moral dati V šole.”	:
“Morda res.”
Ali sem imel kaj zasluge pri njegovem sklepu, naj sin šole nadaljuje? Jeseni mi ga je pripeljal in ga predstavil kot gojenca semenišča.
mu
povedali čudna imena zvezd. Pri-denimo še to, da hribovci Mau-rienne niso kakor drugi ljudje, prenekateri med njimi je že po naravi pristen gentleman.
Manj sem poznal njegovo družino; dober dan, dober večer,
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Obiščite lepo Slovenijo v letu 1963
Napravite veselje dragim sorodnikom in sebi. Najbolje boste potovali,če se priključite eni naslednjih slovenskih skupin:
Skupine z ladjo: SS “France” May 31, 1963
SS “Queen Elisabeth” June 5, 1963 SS “Queen Elisabeth” July 3, 1963
Skupine z letalom JET: May 27, 31, June 10, 20, 30,
July 13, 1963
NAJSTAREJŠA SLOVENSKA POTNIŠKA PISARNA AUGUST KOLLANDER
organizira te skupine in garantira najboljšo postrežbo.
Vaše sorodnike in prijatelje boste dobili iz Slovenije najhitreje na obisk ali za stalno v Ameriko, če Vam to uredi firma KOLLANDER, ki razpošilja tudi pakete s hrano in denar
po najugodnejših pogojih.
v BLAG SPOJIH
OB PRVI OBLETNICI, ODKAR, NAS JE ZAPUSTIL NAŠ DOBRI SOPROG IN OČEM
Mathew Velikonja
Zatisnil je svoje blage oči in izdihnil svojo plemenito dušo dne 13. aprila 1962.
Minilo je že leto dni, odkar si nas' zapustil' Ti.
Smrt Ti vzela je življenje, končala Tvoje je trpljenje.
Nikoli Te ne bomo pozabili in vedno bomo Te ljubili.
Čeprav v hladnem grobu spiš, v srcih naših Ti živiš.
Saj ne mine nikdar dan, da ne bi bila v duhu tam, kjer zdaj počiva truplo Tvoje, kjer dom je Tvoj hladan.
Večna luč naj Ti svetil Žalujoči ostali:
soproga MARY,
3 PASTORKI,
2 BRATA.
Cleveland, O., 12. aprila 1963.

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ŽELI ODJEMALCEM KOM PRAV VESELE
IN VSEM DRAGIM R,OJA-VELIKONOČNE PRAZNIKE.
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PRVE OBLETNICE SMRTI NAŠE DOBRE IN NEPOZABLJENE MATERE
Mary Komin
ki je izročila Bogu svojo blago dušo dne 14. aprila 1962.
Ko gledamo Tvoj mili obraz, se nam napolnijo solze v oči, pa mislimo, mati, srečna si, zdaj sta z atom združena v večnosti.
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MARY, JENNIE, JUSTY.
DOROTHY, hčere ANNA KLANČAR, sestra ter ostalo sorodstvo.
Cleveland. O., 12. aprila 1963.
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The World Meteorological Organization is keeping its eyes on the stars but its feet on the ground.
It’s all part of WMO’s long-range program, to find ways of improving weather forecasting. In our space age, rockets and satellites are telling weathermen things they never knew before. But the experts still rely heavily on ground stations for data, too.
WMO, a specialized agency of the United Nations, has proposed a worldwide weather-watch to improve forecasting, hurricane warning and air pollution research. Hardware orbiting the earth will have a key part in the new program. As WMO points out:
“Satellite observations are
essential with a view to obtaining display of cloud distribution over areas where information is otherwise inadequate. Their value in connection with hurricane development is already well-established in both hemispheres.”
Even in countries liberally peppered with ground observation posts, WMO adds, satellites will be a big help in warning of approaching thunderstorms, tornadoes, line squalls and other weather freaks that have a sneaky way of hitting you when you aren’t looking.
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CONDENSED NEWS FROM OUR HOME FRONT
Home from the hospital is Mrs. Angela Ogrin of 24440 Stephen Av., Euclid. She wishes to thank all, who visited her at the hospital or sent her gifts or cards.
John and Mary Mauer of Rocky River, Ohio, have returned1 home from visiting their daughter in Panama, where they enjoyed themselves very much.
★	Michael Persolja of 7409 Lock-year Ave., was taken to Doctors Hospital recently. We wish him a speedy recovery!
★	Jennie Gerk of the Newburgh Club1 of retired persons, has been ill for a long time and she wishes to express her thanks to all for Visits, gifts and get-well wishes.
★	Mrs. Josephine Kovačič (Zajc) of 1253 Norwood Rd., underwent an eye operation recently ait Sr. Vincent Charity Hospital.
★	John Sivic of 17931 Neff Rd., (celebrated his 70th birthday on March 31st. For this occasion he invited his brother Joseph Sivic to come from Ljubljana to visit him recently. All necessary details for the trip were arranged by Kollan-der Travel Agency. Welcome!
'k Frank Sevnickar of 1534 East 254 St., was taken recently to St. John’s Hospital, 7911 Detroit Ave. "We wish him a quick recovery!
'k Lancaster, California. — A man charged with drunkenness demanded that his private physician be Permitted to give him a test for intoxication. The police obliged, the doctor gave the test and promptly certified that the defendant was drunk. Not only was the luckless fellow jailed, but, to add to his Woes, the doctor sent him a bill for ten dollars.
★	New York, N. Y. — The Mets’ longest losing streak for 1962 was 11 games. If they want to reverse that and set a record for victories, there isn’t much time for maneuvering. The major league record of 26 straight was set by the Giants in 1916 and all 26 were won in the Polo Grounds.
A Miami, Fla. — ISigns of “Se nabla espanol” (Spanish spoken) abound on shop windows of metropolitan Miami, where one of every ' residents is a Cuban. A restaurant 'Operated by Cubans bears a sign, ‘English spoken”. Now an auto parts rebuilding shop catering to a Cuban clientele says in a newspaper advertisement, “No hablanos iugles” (We don’t speak English). 'k Indianapolis, Ind. — Entry fees for this year’s Memorial Day 500-roile auto race will be doubled from $500 to $1000 to limit the field to bona fide contenders for starting positions”. Owner Tony Hulman of the Indianapolis Speedway said that all entry fee money will be added to the total purse, making it virtually certain that last year’s record jackpot of more than $436,000 ■will be surpassed in the 47th annual race.
-fa San Francisco, Calif. — The Alcatraz federal prison population was reduced to 64. The government moved 33 to other prisons in grad-aally shutting down the grim ‘rock’ in San Francisco bay. Alcatraz had 260 convicts a year ago1, most of them incorrigible. The federal bureau of prisons has a target date of July 1 for emptying the prison. Mickey Cohen. Los Angeles racketeer. serving 15 years for income tax evasion, was among 11 transferred to the federal prison at Atlanta, Ga.
■fa Las Vegas, Nev. — A convicted shoplifter was sentenced to spend 30 days in a grocery watching for shoplifters. Municipal Judge Walter Richards imposed the unusual sentence recently on John Munoz, 29, caught by police in a food market. “I’m going to make a thief catch a thief”, said the judge.
-&■ Los Angeles, Calif. — A onetime cowboy movie star held a novel alibi when he was arrested recently for his drunkenness in this city. He said his legs had been broken so many limes he couldn’t walk a straight line. A hardhearted jury found him guilty anyway.
Jamestown, Pa. — Jamestown High ended its basketball season on a sour note with a 75-30 loss to Reynolds High but school officials feel next year will be different. Jamestown lost 18 games this season and 63 in a row the last three campaigns. Jamestown’s last victory was 57-45 over Grove City here at the erd of the 1959 - 60 season. Coach Bill Kunkel continues to smile because he knows things can’t be any worse next season.
Muskegon, Mich. — William H. Hulka is one guy who hasn’t been “taken in” by the current hiking craze. He won’t even walk out to his car in the morning ito start it. Doesn’t have to. Just pushes a button behind the toaster in his kitchen. Pretty soon the car is as warm and cozy as the toaster. In fact, “it’s just like plugging in a toaster,” Hulks says. Tired of driving to work half frozen —■ if the car did start — he rigged up an ingenious remote-control contraption to start and warm his car.. He mounted a small panel with push buttons in the kitchen. When he comes down ito breakfast, he pushes a button that turns on the car ignition with a “jumper” circuit. if London, England. — Passengers on a London-to-Leeds train were asked to fill in railway forms on what they considered most important — punctuality, speed or comfort. The train arrived at Leeds one hour late and with the lights out in the coaches.
ir Birmingham, England. — Leslie Cox, 32. worked as a carpenter for the parks department 14 years until he was discovered to be allergic
Only Ccclidge and Truman Lacked Sports Background: Of the rune American Presidents who have officiated at the opening games, only Calvin Coolidge and Harry, Truman were devoid of sports backgrounds.
Presidents Woodrow Wilson, William Howard Taft, Warren Harding and Dwight Eisenhower were avid golfers, President Herbert Hoover was baseball manager at Stanford,
President F. D. Roosevelt was a water polo star at Groton and President Kennedy played varsity football at Harvard. Eisenhower was the most athletic, being a letter man in football and baseball ai West Point and playing semi-pro ball.
Giles Lets N. L. Umpires Pick Own Plate Positions: The National League has given no instructions to its umpires to change their position behind the plate now that the strike zone has been expanded.
What each ump does will be up to his individual judgement.
President Warren Giles said, “A few who have been umpiring down low may have to move up a little.
However, the majority of our umpires work in, the middle of the plate.
“I don’t care if our umpires stand on their heads as long as they call ’em right.”
College Foundation Plans Summer League in Illinois: Preparing for incorporation of the Collegiate' a reception for Priests and Brothers Baseball Foundation, Walter Shan- I in the Diocese of Cleveland; a tes-non, and Bob Stewart announced timonial dinner for the alumni and plans to establish their first sum-; his friends on April 20th at Thomp-mer league for college players in son-Ramos-Woodridge, Inc.; a celeb-Illinois. ^	I ration for the Marianist religious
Fred Young, sports editor of the 1 communities on Maj- 12th; a celeb-Bloomington °Pantagraph, has ten- ‘ ration in. Pittsburgh in May; and the tatively agreed to serve as president province jubilee day in Dayton in of the league.	j August.
Under present plans, six cities [ A native of Pittsburgh, Brother would be in the circuit — Cham- Herman entered the postulate of the paign-Urbana, Springfield, Bloom-| Mariarusts in 1908. Three years later ington, Peoria, Danville and. Gates- j lie began his twelve months of hurg.	’	| novitiate in preparation for his first
Shannon, Midwest supervisor of vows. A University of Dayton grad-scouts for the Indians; Stewart, uate, he took his final vows on July
16, 1918.
Brothers teaching career began
Brother Herman J. Thaner, S.M., Business Manager at St. Joseph’s High School, celebrated his golden jubilee of the religious profession in the Society of Mary this year on Tuesday, March 19.
The entire student body was present at the Jubilee Mass which was held in the auditorium. The Mass was the first in a series of events comemorating the jubilee from March to August. The Very Rev. James M. Darby, S. M. Marianist Provincial for the Cincinnati Province, offered the Mass and delivered the jubilee sermon. Highlighting the Mass was Bro. Thaner’s renewal of vows: the same ones he first took ir. Dayton in August, 1913.
Other events in the jubilee ceremony for Brother Thaner includes:
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athletic director--of fit. Louis University, and Dick Hatton, their attorney, will be the incorporators of the Collegiate Baseball Foundation as a non-profit organization to stimulate the development of college players.
Fans Hailed FDR as Hero at ’33 Senator Inaugural: When President Franklin D. Roosevelt threw out the opening-game ceremonial pitch in 1933, he set a new high in popular receptions for Presidents at Griffith Stadium. Handicapped, as a polo victim, he reached his seat with the aid of crutches, meanwhile greeting the crowd with a prize fighter’s handshake, his two hands ■clasped high over his head.
It was not the first ceremonial appearance of Roosevelt at an opening game. As a tall, erect young man, he marched to center field to raise the flag in the 1917 opener.
He was F. D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Mer Skating
Halloran Park will open its Spring-Summer program of activities, Monday, April 15th, with Roller Skating, John S. Nagy, Cleveland Recreation Commissioner, announced yesterday.
Skating, which will be free, v/ill be held seven days and evenings each week, starting at 9:00 o’clock in the morning and running until 9:00 each night. Skates can be rented at the rink, but participants arc urged to bring their own.
Sessions will x-un from 9:00 a.m. to noon; 1:00 p.m. to 3:00; 4:00 to 6:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Halloran. Park, 11815 Linnett Av. Dear Editor:
(West 117th — one block south of j L I Wish" to extend my sincere Lorain) is sponsored and supervised | thinks behalf of the United States by the Recreation Department, City ] Air Force Recruiting Service for
at Sit. Barbara School in Brooklyn, New York. After one year he moved to California, teaching in Stock-ton and San Francisco for seven years. His next assignment was Emmanuel School, in Dayton. Brother Herman’s first experience in High School teaching was at St. George High School ir. Cincinnatti. From there he was transferred to Holy Redeemer High School in Detroit, and nxt to St. John High Siehool.
In 1930 he came to Cleveland to stay. Although Brother has always retained a special fondness for California, his thirty-three years spent in Cleveland have made this city first love. His twenty years at Cathedral Latin (1930-1950) have enshrined his name at that University Circle School, and there are few Latin alumni of those years who do not remember him well. When St. Joseph was opened in 1950, Brother Herman, moved his residence to East 185th Street as a member of the original faculty of six. In thirteen years he has watched the school grow from a handful of students to its present enrollment of over 1700. Meanwhile the work of his own office has expanded immensely as the faculty also grew along with the student body, and the complex operation of a large school demanded more and more wizardry. Along with his other duties, Brother has also assumed the supervision of the cafeteria at St. Joseph. Also, as he has done at Cathedral Latin, Brother Herman has organized and moderated the Dad’s Club.
Science, mathematics, and German are his high school teaching fields, and they still appear on his current Ohio teaching permit.
However, except for several courses during the first days of St. Joseph High School in the early 1950’s, he has not been in. a classroom regularly. Though he loved teaching, and even today still yearns occasionally for the challenge of putting algebra across to a room full of boys, obedience has kept him busy as a treasurer and business manager for three decades.
Reservations for the dinner on, April 20th may be made by calling St. Joseph High School, IV 1-8414.

PTU MEETING
The St. Mary’s Parent Teacher Unit will meet on Thursday, April 18th at 7:30 p.m. in the Study Club Room.
The election of a nominating committee will toe held, so all members are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served following the meeting by the fourth grade mothers, who are hostesses for this month.
The school children of St. Mary's will receive First Holy Communion on Sunday, May 5th at the 9:15 a.m. Mass. Remembrance booklets will
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An appeal for volunteers in the 1963 Cancer Crusade was made today by Joseph Woods. 6250 St. Clair Aveniid, chairman of the drive in the 23rd Ward.
He said there is still a need for workers to help in the door-to-door solicitation which constitutes the residential crusade from April 27-30. The average volunteer calls or. 15 to 20 homes.
Cancer Crusaders, he pointed out, do more than solicit funds, although this, is important as the residential crusade tries ito achieve its $230,000 quota in the overall goal of $500.000 set by the Cuyahoga Unit of the American Cancer Society.
In addition to fund raising, the volunteer is responsible for leaving literature with the families visited. Generally, this literature points out how persons may protect themselves against cancer — by apprehending symptoms early enough to toe cured.
This year, Mr. Woods said, the message would be tied in with the current PAP (Prompt Action Protects) program wherein the Cancer
be given to each child with the best wishes of St. Mary’s PTU.
Please save all of your clean dis- Society’s Cuyahoga Unit and the carded clothing and rags for the ! Academy of Medicine of Cleveland
Rag Bag Drive which will be coming up in May.
Mrs. George Basilone Corresponding Sec’v KE 1-7646
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of Cleveland.
Taxpayers Ussistanis
District Director, Melvin J. Enron, Internal Revenue Service, announced that the Headquarters Office, 220 St. Clair Avenue, N. W. (corner West 3rd and St. Clair) Cleveland, will be open for taxpayer assistance Saturday, April 13, 196.3, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and telephone assistance will be available during those same hours by calling 241-4110. Mr. Burton said all Internal Revenue Service Offices will be open for assistance April 15, but he Warned that the offices will he closed to the public at 5 p.m. on April 15
to some kinds of wood. The depart- I Taxpayers must file their returns
ment failed to find him another job and he has been pensioned at a rate, of $8.40 a week for the next 33 years.
with a postmark of not later than midnight April 15 to be considered as titnely filed according to Mr. Burton.
your cooperation and assistance in supporting our effort to bring tire Air Force to the attention of eligible young men arid women in the Greater Cleveland area.
2.	Because of your understanding of Air Force manpower problems and your assistance in publicizing our needs, this detachment enjoys the honor of being the number one recruiting detachment in a six state area. Our lofty position could not have been attained without such kind people as yourself in making a contribution to our goals.
3.	We have received many fine comments from people in the Eastern portion of Cleveland as to the effectiveness of the full-page advertisement donated by your newspaper. Your enthusiasm for the Air Force is sincerely appreciated.
Eugene' Sydiowski Major, USAF Commander
have undertaken a joint effort to conquer uterine cancer in the Cleveland area.
The literature will explain how the program works and what is involved in arranging for life-saving Papanicolaou tests.
Persons wishing to volunteer for the Crusade may call Mr. Woods at EX 1-5511, or get in touch the American Cancer Society’s local unit, CH 1-1177.
Funds raised in the Crusade are used to finance the three-point Cancer Society program — research (seeking the final answer to the cancer problem), education (to make certain as many as possible of those who can be saved are saved), and service to cancer patients.
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St. Ann’s No.. 150 KSKJ will hold its regular mcnthly meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the Slov. National Home E. 80 St.
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EASTER
USHERING IN a joyous new season, Easter returns on April 14 amidst the splendors of the budding changes from a drab winter garb to bright evidence of spring, with reminders everywhere of new life and activity-
Easter has a mutual interpretation in every language, capable of inspiring, we sincerely trust, new bonds of fellowship and understanding in a fast moving age in which all too much strife and greed find plateaus of influence. In this atmosphere of endeavors toward mutual understanding among men of . all faiths, the Easter season brightens the path.
We extend to all our greetings at this glad, season!
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Holy Name Society News
COMMUNION SUNDAY
This Sunday, April 14, is our monthly Communion Sunday. — Members will meet at the school auditorium at 7:45 A.M. and then proceed to the church to attend the 8 o’clock Mass and receive Holy Communion corporately.
QathoHe War Veterans St. Vitus Post I6S5
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April 28 Sunday CWV Post 1655 corporate communion St. Vitus church 8:00 ■o’clock mass.
CWV State Convention Toledo, O. April 19, 20, 21. Bus leaves Post Club Room E. 61 St. and Glass Ave. at 1:30 p.m. “sharp”. Members interested in going by bus contact Jim Slapnik, Dell Hanks or Rudy Bran-cel.
CWV St. VitujTPost 1655 Regular Monthly Meeting at Post Club room Tuesday April 16, 8:00 o’clock p.m.
St. Vitus Men’s Bowling League
April 4, 1963
With only two more weeks of the schedule remaining, the pressure was on as all matches ended up with shutouts. Some good scores were posted with three, 600 series were posted. High series was by Ernie Budic with a big 233-200-625, followed by Pete Delie’s 204-220-617, and Stan Merhar getting the top game 244 in a 604 series. Other high scores: E. Kovacic 212, A. Albert 218, E. Crum 211, T. Strojin 233, J. Budic 225, J. Macek 217, P. Jelenič 212, J. Baškovič 218, J. Ne-manich 210, F. Bizjak 222, R. Bran-cel 211 and J. Slapnik 211. Team three honors went to Mezic Insurance 273 and team high game was roiled by Hecker Tavern 979.
Mezic Insurance breezed by Norwood Men’s Shop in a three game whitewash. Pete. Delie’s hot 204-220-617 paced the victors.
Mezic Insurance	919-927-891-2737
Norwood Men’s	911-807-873-2591
Hecker Tavern was an easy three game winner over Grdina Recreation. Ernie Budic’s torrid 233-200-625 led his team to the win.
Hecker Tavern 838-979-891-2708 Grdina Recreation 818-889-806-2513
Cimperman Market jolted Bill’s Automatic Transmission in a three game shutout. Pete Jelenic’s 232-558 stood out for the grocei's.
Cimperman Market 881-891-837-2009 Bill’s Auto. Trans. 793-866-809-2468
KSKJ No. 25 blanked CWV Dukes in three games. Joe Baskovic’s 218-561 sparked the Kay Jays. For the losers, Paul Vavrek had the misfortune of getting two sour apples; the 5-7-10 splits.
KSKJ No. 25	915-805-908-2628
CWV Dukes	775-794-758-2327
La Mont’s Pizza routed COF No. 1317 in all three games. Stan Mer-har’s terrific 244-604 won scoring honors for the winners.
La Mont’s Pizza 954-945-811-2710 COF No. 1317 ________865-834-767-2466
CWV Double Eagle Bottling crushed CWV Goldbricks in their three games. Rudy Brancel’s 211-550 won scoring honors for the Bottlers.
CWV Double Eagle 829-882-904-2615 CWV Goldbricks 826-799-869-2494
Standing April 4, 1963
1.	Mezic Insurance	63	30
2.	C. O. F. No. 1317	50	43
3.	Hecker Tavern	49	44
4. Cimperman Market		49	44
5.	La Monts Pizza	48	45
6.	K.iS.K.J. No. 25	46	47
7.	CWV Goldbricks	45 Vz	47’-to
8.	CWV Dukes	45	43
9.	Grdina Recreation	41	52
10.	CWV Double Eagle	42	51
11.	Bills Auto. Trans.	40	53
12.	Norwood Mens Shop	39 ¥2	53’to
	Schedule April 18, — 2 Grdina Recreation	1963	
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3 — 4 Hecker Tavern vs. La Monts Pizza
5 — 6 CWV Dukes vs.
Norwood Men’s Shop 7 — 8 Cimperman’s Market vs.
Double Eagle Bottling 9—10 K. S. K. J. No. 25 vs.
Bill’s Auto. Trans. 11—12 Mezic Insurance vs.
C. O. F. No. 1317.
Team High Three
La Mont’s ..............  ....2912
Mezic’s ...................   2851
Grdina Recreation ............283 * *
C.O.F.....................    2806
Team High Single
La	Mont’s ...................1012
K.	S. K. J...................1011
Grdina Recreation ............1009
Cimperman Market .............1009
Individual High Series
B.	Collingwood .............  671
F.	Praznik ...................666
E.	Koporc ....................652
S.	Martinčič ...............  641
Individual High Single
B. Collingwood ................277
W. Kovacic ....................266
F.	Debelak ...................257
R.	Albert ....................255
April 28, 1963 Springtime Festival—Featuring games, homebaked pastries. Full course Fried Chicken dinner: Cook books will be on sale.
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QPECIAL REPUBLICAN TASK FORCE ON EXPENDITURES.
Soon after the President presented his staggering budget request for $108 billion in new spending authority and $99 billion in actual expenditures for next year, the Republican Members of the Appropriations Committee formed a Special Task Force to see where savings could be made. Representative Frank Bow of Canton, Ohio, was made Chairman. To assist in analyzing the voluminous budget document, expert assistance was obtained from Mr. Maurice H. Stans who served as Director of the Budget Bureau under President Eisenhower from 1958 to 1961. In addition, dozens of other persons who are familiar with various aspects of government spending were consulted.
After a careful study the Task Force concluded that it is not only feasible, but urgent in the national interest, to reduce substantially the President’s budget request. The study revealed that new spending authority could be reduced by a magnitude of from 10 to 15 billion dollars by applying the following basic principles: (1) Limitation of personnel additions in 1964 to requirements of non-deferrable work load increases such as may be caused by recent new legislation, or for law enforcement or protection of property, or high priority objectives. (2) Absorption by all agencies of the half year payroll increases effective January 1, 1964. (3) Postponement of a considerable portion of new non-emergency construction, both civil and military; and some stretch out of previously authorized capital outlays. (4) A moratorium on initiation of new programs not essential for the national welfare or security. (5) Conscious reappraisal of continuing programs and services, with a view to reducing those of low priority and leveling out temporarily those (like research) which have enlarged substantially in recent years.
This week the first appropriation bill—H.R. 5279, for the Department of Interior—was brought before the House. Following the suggestions proposed by the Republican Task Force, this measure was cut by 9 per cent below the Administration’s request. This is a constructive beginning and a good
omen. If most of the other appropriation bills reflect a similar reduction and if the Senate cooperates, the goal of achieving a realistic level of Federal expenditures in fiscal year 1964 can be realized.
“87 MILLION JOBS” — BY
CONGRESSMAN TOM CURTIS
With unemployment at the very high rate of 6.1 per cent of the civilian labor force, the Kennedy Administration would be well advised to study a short, but penetrating analysis of the unemployment problem by Congressman Tom Curtis of Missouri. Congressman Curtis, who is one of the ablest and hardest-working Members of the House, is the senior Republican on the Joint Economic Committee and a high-ranking member of the House Ways and Means Committee.
His book, entitled “87 Million Jobs—A Dynamic Program to End Unemployment” (published by Dueli, Sloan and Pearce), offers a fresh and stimulating program that is in sharp contrast to the Administration’s tired-out approach of trying to create jobs through larger and larger Federal budget deficits.
Congressman Curtis’ main point is that advancing technology and other changes taking place in our economy are eliminating many obsolete jobs, but at the same time, creating many new ones. The problem is that the people whose jobs are being eliminated are either not qualified to take on the new jobs, which generally call for a higher degree of skill, or they live in an area other than where the new jobs are located. According to Congressman Curtis, the easing of these dislocations in the labor market requires a massive effort to upgrade workers skills through training and retraining, more effective efforts to increase worker mobility, greater success in identifying job vacancies and in matching the manless job with the jobless man, and in a greater stimulation of savings and investment, upon which job creation depends.
The ideas in Tom Curtis’ book are exciting and challenging and de-serve the attention of everyone who is concerned about finding a genuine and lasting solution to the problems of mounting and persistent unemployment.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA — Tuscarawas County Auto Club, 1112 4th | St.. N. W.
! PAINESVILLE — The Telegraph,
}	84 N. State
SANDUSKY — Holzaepfel Brs., 162 | Columbus Avenue STEUBENVILLE — Greyhound Terminal, 330 Adams St. TOLEDO — Toledo Auto Club, 2271 Ashland Ave.
WARREN — Sportland, 104 High Street
WOOSTER — Wooster Auto Club, 200 W. Liberty
YOUNGSTOWN — Richman Brs. Stores at the following locations: 122 West Federal St.
Liberty Plaza, Belmont Road Ext. 33 W. Boardman & Canfield Rds.
OUT OF STATE AGENCIES:
ERIE, Pa. — The Daily Times, Times LAKE CITY, Pa. — Bax Travel LAKE CITY, Pa. — Bax Ttravel Bureau. 102 Maple Ave. MEADVILLE, Pa. — Hays News Agency
SHARON, Pa. — Hickory Plaza Men’s Shop
Sears Roebuck stores in Greater
___ Cleveland, Akron, Lorain, Elyria
although those who wish to do so ' and Painesville also have Indians will still have that opportunity. I tickets on sale for all home games
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list of official Indians’ ticket agen-1 IIEATU RJffSnpifMPO cies throughout the state. He again |	IpEm i si fill § IllCtl
emphasized that NO official Indians | Kominski, Casimir — Husband of ticket outlet will make a surcharge Josephine (formerly Valencie), fa-on the sale of Tribe tickets,	j ther of Richard, Josephine, Irene.
The complete list of ticket agen- brother of Freddy, Walter. Elsie, cies is as follows:
Gate A — CLEVELAND STADIUM
CLEVELAND, O. — The Cleveland Indians have announced a new policy regarding Ladies Days at the Stadium during the coming season.
Gabe Paul, president-general of the Tribe, stated that the female fans would have the same privileges as in the past, but an additional — and important — feature would be that ladies will have the same accomodations available to them that apply to general admission ticket-holders.
This means that ladies admitted for the fifty-cents charge no longer will have to sit in the upper deck,
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YOU CAN CONQUER CRABGRASS! ’
Last spring a contractor's bulldozer and shovel invaded our front lawn to dig up and replace a drainage bed. It was too late to reseed, so we let the area lie fallow through the summer ntonAis. In no time at all a line crop of assorted — or should \\c call them sordid! — weeds had sprouted, where nothing but perennial grasses had been growing for- many years.
Whcte dul the weeds come from, to hot sunshine in lawns which are and what has this to do with not well cared for,except for their eonquenng crabgrass? Just this: weekly scalping by over-zealous thiough countless eons of natural hoc-moaners. The closer they scalp selection, plant species have de- the easier it is for the crabgrass to yeloped many built-in character-over-run the desirable turf grasses, istics which enable them to survive: Does this mean that crabgrass and reproduce.	'control is hopeless? Certainly not!
One of these protections enables A dense growth of turf, if not seeds of. many kinds of plants to shaved to within a half an inch of he dot mam for years, waiting for its life is a most unfriendly place the right conditions to sprout and for crabgrass grow imo the next generation of; So, your main long-range pro-seed-beuring parents.	gram for conquering crabgrass
Many ot us, probably, have read should be to encourage the turf-ot the lotus seeds, which sprouted making grasses in your lawn by a and grew into normal plants, after program of regular feeding and h'ing tpi hundreds of years in a w-atering during the growing sea-M.inchunan lake bed. And wc son. Early spring, early summer know about the delicate flowers of'and early’fall for the fertilizer: an ihe Southwestern desert which inch of water every week or ten sprout and bloom only under days through the summer, special conditions'of moisture and ! A couple of seasons of this, tempeiature.	'combined with good mowing
Crungrass may not be so roman- practices, will make it almost untie as these plants, but through the possible for crabgrass to live in \cats it has demonstrated a sturdy;your lawn. While you’re waiting ability to persist, even in the face (for the turf grasses to take over, ot our stoutest efiorts to rout it nou can help matters with chemical out, toot and branch, from lawn.crabgrass controls. Specially de-aK!as-.	Jvclppcd "pre-emergence” herbicides
It is an annua,! plant and thus applied early in the spring will kill must stait from seed each year, the young crabgrass seedlings. Post-liut even a closely mowed crab-'emergence herbicides, applied later glass plant will make some seeds in the summer will kill growing each summer, and not all the seeds plants in ease you didn't use a wnl sprout the following summer.'pre-emergence material. Both types Indeed, tiom casual observation of can he applied easily and safely tsiiat happened on our front lawn with the same lawn spreader you last summer, wed say they were use for fertilizer and other lawn -"'Panic of spending many years products, n the soil. When brought to the
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Residence at 837 E. 185 St,
Konček, Mary (nee Kuclar) — Richman Brothers — 736 Euclid i Mother of Frank M., Nellie Erbez Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
OUT OF TOWN AGENCIES:
AKRON — Mayflower Travel Bureau, Slheraton-Mayflower Hotel ALLIANCE — M. O’Neill Company,
320 E. Main; Alliance Auto Club,
232 S. Union
ASHTABULA — Radio Station W.
R.E.O., Jefferson Bd.; Schaffer and Sons, 4644 Main St.
CANTON — Richman Brothers, 427 N. Market St.; Canton Auto Club,
2701 Fulton Dr., N. W.
CHARDON — Geagua Times-Lead-er, 108 E. Park
CONNEAUT — News-Herald, Broad Street
ELYRIA — The Men’s Shop, 106 Middle Ave.
FAIRPORT HARBOR — Lake County Transportation Company, 213 5th Ave.
FINDLAY — Swisher Sporting Goods, 18 W. Main Cross GENEVA — Free-Press, 23 S. Forest LAKE COUNTY — All offices of Lake County National Bank LORAIN — Richman Brothers, 550 Broadway; Lorain Auto Club, 800 Sixth Ave.
MANSFIELD — M. O’Neil Company, 51 N. Main St; Richland Counity Auto Club, 34 Sturges MARION — Douce and Company,
500 E. Center
MASSILION — M. O’Neil Company, 17 Lincoln Way E.
MENTOR — Mentor Monitor NEWARK — Wilson Travel Bureau,
53 S. 2nd St.	,
nik, gradmother of Barbara Ann. Residence at 15315 Holmes Ave.
Kusar. Ignatius (Jim) — Husband of Mary (formerly Brule, nee Lau-rich), father of John, Joseph, Marv Sopko, stepfather of Frank (Florida), Harry Brule, brother of Michael. Residence at 20101 Goller Avenue.
Kamanec, Josph (Kordič) — Residence on 1271 E. 58 St.
Petkovšek, Jennie (Ivana) —
I Mother of Jean Urban, Frank, John, Josephine Stadler, Andrew, Roso Thompson, Helen Brockway, Shirley Jenkins, sister of John Urban, Frances Selan. Former residence in Leroy, O. Late residence in Jack-son, Miss.
Petsche, Mary — Mother of John, sister of Frank. Residence at 2562 E. 73 St.
Smiciklas, Ella (Nee Belopavlovič) — Mother of Nick. Residence at 7302 St. Clair Ave.
Snyder, (Žnidaršič), Victor — Brother of Frank (Pa.), Mrs. William Horgan (New York), Anna Sustarsic.
Soltic. Charles — Husband of Dorothy (nee Zivcic, formerly Topo-lovac), stepfather of Charles Topo-lovac. Residence at 1127 E. 76 St.
Zurc, August — Husband of Josephine (nee Špenko), father of William. Mrs. Norma Merrill. Residence ait 16122 Huntmere Ave.
Grablovic, Frank — Husband of Anna, brother of ten. Residence at 1418 E. 49 St.
, provements and more efficient ope-j rating methods. Technical advances in microwave radio relay and coaxial cable, for example, have made possible significant economies in the handling of long-haul traffic.
Ohio Bell customers have been enjoying lower rates on long distance calls made after 9 p.m. within the state since the introduction of the Ohio “Bargain Calling Time” in May. 1962. It now costs only 40 certs or less to chll anywhere in Ohio after 9 p.m.
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Cleveland. — Dory “The Calypso Kid” Dixon, puts his newly-acquired World’s heavyweight champ-inoship and the belt emblematic of that honor on the line at ithe local Arena Thursday, April 18 when he tangles with Buddy Rogers in the headliner of the most - attractive wrestling bill ever offered in these parts.
Dixon, who won the recognition as champion by defeating Rogers here on March 18, holds the diamond-studded belt presented by the World Wide Wrestling Association but must relinquish it should he lose to Rogers next Thursday. This is that latest edict of the Championship Ratings Committee, which body also declared that if Rogers wins there will be no re-match.
Some of the greatest “names” of the mat world are slated to show in the supporting portion of the card.
Argentino Apollo, heavyweight champion of Argentina, and Bruro Sanmartino, World’s strongest ath lete, have been paired as the Italian team to mix with The Tolos Brothers, Canadian Greeks, in the tag-team feature of the rogrpam.
Germany’s Karl Von Hess, undefeated here, takes-on a tough assignment when he mixes with Seaman Ant Thomas, the muscular giant, in another moloo that should be repdete with thrills.
Popular Bo Bo Brazil and rough Killer Austin clash in another interesting supporting encounter that may “steal” the artistic honors, the night.
Ace Freeman, Hungarian titlist, and Frank Marconi, a newcomer j here, will trade grips in another ■ half-hour time limit joust. The : onener pits Billy Fox of Euclid, Ohio and gainst T. N. T. Tony, New i Orleans ruffian.
i Tickets for the show, priced at ; $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00, are j cn sale at the Arena only. The Arena boxoffice will be open from ten to eight daily and from noon to six cn Sunday.
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OhiMreet’s Farm Open af Zoo
The Children’s Farm of the Cleveland Zoological Park will be opened for the 1963 season on Friday, April 12th, and will be open daily until the latter part of September.
Always a very popular attraction for the small fry, the Farm features domestic farm animals such as lambs,
.	kids, donkeys, pigs, chickens, ducks,
rate reduction is in addition to an, state rate reduction would reduce turkeys, rabbits and' pigeons, and earlier intrastate (within Ohio) long nationwide telephone company redistance rate reduction introduced venue by $30 million, the F. C. C. last year by Ohio Bell and some has indicated its belief that the other telephone companies across changes still would permit earnings the country.	in the same range as those of the
The new “After-9” intersitate bar- ■ past f,our years' National economic gain calling time will permit tele- gr°wth and J,ts effe,c,t °n telephone phone users to call anywhere in calling, together with further tecn-the United States across state boun- rwlo«i?al improvements could, the daries for $1 or Jess after 9 p.m. commiss]on fett, make this possible.
ing, also constructed with Cleveland Rotary Club funds, and with a wider variety of animals on hand during succeeding years, the Farm became increasingly more popular. Attendance at the Farm during .1962 was 115,703, an. increase of 23% over 1961 attendance.
Hours for ithe Children’s Farm are the same as for the Zoo, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. Zoo closing time on Sundays and holidays, April 1 through October, is 7 p.m.
Pearl Road. Volunteers will man the booths between 8:30 a.m. and 5:15 p.m., Mondays through Fridays.
NEXT WEEK: Springtime is for lettuce
LOWER LONS mSTflNCE KIES
Cleveland area telephone users The new rates still will be subcan now enjoy lower long distance jected to the standard 10 per cent rates on station-to-station interstate federal excise tax on long distance calls made to points outside of Ohio calls.
after 9 p.m.	| Ohio Bell officials said that alt-
The new interstate long distance hough the net effect of the intef-
native wild animals such as raccoons, opossums, cottontail rabbits, groundhogs, and whitetail deer.
The outstanding feature of the Children’s Farm is the “Pat-A-Pet Ring” where Farm attendants take the small animals to be petted and handled by visitors. Feeding of the animals is allowed and encouraged, and children are particularly de-
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Greater Cleveland’s highway safety is getting an extra-special boost, thanks to he combined efforts of local women’s clubs affiliated with the Mayors Traffic Safety Education Committee.
Starting April 15, the second annual Women’s Crusade for Seat Belts will be conducted for two months. Sale booths will be located at the three local headquarters ot the Cleveland Automobile Club, manned by Women volunteers. The belts will be sold at non-profit prices.
“Last year’s campaign was such a tremendous success, we decided to repeat it”, says Mrs. Rudolph O Cooks, chairman of Mayors Corn-'mittee Women’s Division.
“And we’ll be doing our best to top last year’s record of 8,000 belts sold”, she added. “People have really begun to recognize the life-saving importance of seat belts.”
A new auto safety harness, especially designed for youngsters two to six years of age, will get top emphasis from the women’s division throughout the campaign.
Centers where the belts will be on sale are 2605 Euclid: Ave., Richmond and Mayfield Rds., and 6454
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The Cleveland Rotary Club donated funds for construction of the
The “After-9” olan applies to sta- ^''le reduction of interstate lighted to bottle feed the animal
ition-to-station calls only.	rates was in September of 1959 in..................
Percentage decreases under the !he fr”^’un,t. of $10 mllll0n annual-lower rate plan, which will part:- , wf time' . . .	, •
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will run from eight to 43 per cent r16 reason telephone rates have, Children’s Farm which was dedi-on interstate calls after 9 p.m. In beeS\gomf d?wn when r}early ev" j cated in May, 1959. Attendance dur-money reductions will range from ^lytlTing else is going up is because. ing the Farm’s first year of opera-five to 75 cents below present even- teifP^lone comPanies have been off-; tion was over 47,000 persons. With ing rates for the initial three mi-	a great ceal of the cost of, additional improvements, such as
nutes.	| inrlation through technological im- the outdoor pasture shelter buikl-
The
After-9” interstate rate reductions were the result of nego-tiaitions bbitween telephone companies and the Federal Communications Commission. The net effect of the rate reduction is expected to be' around $30 million annually. This is figured on the basis of a $55 million long distance revenue reduction. from the “After-9” plan offset by a $25 million increase in certain person-ito-person rates.
Small increase in person-to-person calling rates for distances under 800 miles will go into effect tonight in conjunction with the “After-9” reduction. The increase will be five cents for the initial three minutes on interstate person-to-person calls covering up to 40 miles and five or 10 cents on these calls covering 41 to 800 miles. These increases will apply to both day and night person-to-person rates.
Telephone officials say the minor increases in person-to-person rates were required in order that these calls will more nearly bear their propontionate share of the cost of furnishing the service.
The new interstate rate reductions bear a direct relationship to distances. For example, a call between. telephones 300 miles apart would be reduced 15 cents. For phones 500 miles apart, the reduction would be 30 cents and for phones 1,000 miles apart it would be 45 cents. For phones 2,500 miles apart, the reduction would be 75 cents or 43 per cent.
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