DOMOVINA AMERICAN HOME SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1943 SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER LETO XLVI. — VOL. XLV1. TEDNU je JJ^anik vStockholmu evnikn' ^ eden glavnih Naštel ' Aftonbladet, izda ^izinagi" °lnporočao"nem- «51 0: j, pes fc IhtevTernU V Italiji 4ko Časnn ■ !l£l P°dla^' da prevefnlP 836 že itak Posve-^ikov P?rnosti za- H'0i°2ahwemSki pos,anik s :Poročal anil lepo blamažo, ker 0 n<*i zmagi; ki je mri, itali- r! ,1 Je obenem z Jirjem Castellanom podpisal eZniki> ^ brata ^ Otii • A liki ki"1 nemškimi vojnimi K1 SO hili pri-je mnogo. S L illi nedavn« Sproti .lko' Jih .1 SL *C1.jem- Ti so se tu- & »ClZnJk9m °b Prvi pri- d°l>i vnLP0P0ln0ma vseeno, ' končl 0' fmo da bi bila m naje pre- iN«?a-. M* temi ;^celoH„erjevilni nauki, je ZAVEZNIKI V NEAPLJU Zdaj se pripravljajo na pohod proti Rimu, 120 milj severno MESTO POPOLNOMA V RAZVALINAH J ,.»• C k« UK1 V mnogih Slu- Pujejo rfv' m^Wil- ameriške vojne t ki ga dobe od •;®?^delolZ °nim' W ga za-farmah. 051- 8ai»vest" ' da 80 naJ" )ondi UCI3a ameriški «A <>iška ? Prigodi' da pri->Oa ladja iz iS «a„^VSake rjuhe. 'JUrCmVkhe lahk0 do sK \kl Plačajo za-rabci potem rjuhe za obleko' ^aio!n/rmadni častni-Za pisaln™i Hpr J^gtonu, odkoder • * J j0 čete para- Gl. stan v Afriki, 1. okt.— Ameriška 5. armada je osvojila Neapelj, ogromno in nekdaj krasno pristanišče v južni Italiji, ki so ga pred vojno smatrali za najboljše pristanišče na svetu. Ameriška armada se že pripravlja, da odrine proti severu —na Rim, 120 milj hoda. Za Neapelj so se vršili več tednov vroči boji po višinah okrog pristanišča. Zaveznikom je1 padel v roke dva dni^prej kot v enem mesecu, odkar so se izkrcali na italijanskem ozemlju. Nemci so pred odhodom vršili pravcate orgije v mestu, kjer so p o žiga 1 i, razstreljevali in plenili. Razdejanje Neaplja po nacijih je tako veliko, da bo vzelo več let, predno ga bodo mogli nanovo pozidati. Nemci so se potegnili iz Neaplja proti severu in se bodo najbrže ustavili kje južno od Rima. Ako se bodo Nemci odločili, da bodo branili Rim, potem bo tudi Rim zadela ista usoda kot Neapelj. Neapelj so ustanovili stari Grki, toda imeli so ga že v oblasti Španci, Rimljani, Bizantin-ci, Goti, Normani, Germani, Francozi in zopet Nemci do danes. Prečitajte! Naslednji dopis smo prejeli za priobčitev. Vsebina tega "umotvora" se nam zdi tako značilna, da jo pri-občamo na prvi strani, da jo bo gotovo vsak prečital, natančno in s prevdarkom. Tako se mu bo posvetilo v glavi, kdo je, prav za prav. vodilna sila slovenskega naroda v Ameriki in da boste videlit da je Ameriška Domovina čisto navadna ničla, ki ni tekom vsega svojega obstanka storila niti trohice dobrega za narod. Blagor jim, ki se štejejo v njih vrste! GLAVNI BOJI ZA KIJEV Od izida te bitke zavisi usoda nemške armade ob reki Dnjepru Jutri popoldne v SND Tekma med vežbalnimi krožki Slovenske ženske zveze privabi vsako leto mnogo gledalcev, ki z občudovanjem in zanimanjem sledijo vežbam, pri katerih gre za častno odlikovanje, namreč prvenstvo v kora-canju. Da je bilo treba imeti NOBENEGA UMIKA! JE UKAZAL HITLER rS(> dnk-iA ^V^j2 Amerike tan-zimo-Ti ^iH^i v največjem aJ globoke j šem sne- biHišL. A d ko je izsilila i ° ^ w°dp0klical svoje Ho oI ke fronte. Fran- *A VNijail bLU prepričan, i>J* Poslaig,Ubila t0 vojno. Sl ahvai0 , mciJi leta v>fw!°. kar je Hitler španski civil JJtii žranka v lN^ie?as"jetašpan- * Togo izgub Na bo7°g 11,000 mož. doi*a do božiča a je res y de JOOligj , una OCJU JUHI najdi, 1S.1 umiajis UUU11-..11 u°Kaz tO, da ob 2 :30 v Slovenskem domu na!stiti našemu narodu v stari do- Letalec Eaton je varen v nemškem ujetništvu Letalski poročnik Cyrus Eaton, sin elevelandskega industrij ca, je na varnem v nemškem ujetništvu, kot sporoča vojni oddelek. Javi j en je bil pogrešan pri bombardiranju nad Nizozemsko, pozneje jav-ljen mrtev po Rdečem križu. Bil je ranjen, toda zdaj je zopet O. K. Pismo iz domovine Mr. in Mrs. .Frank Zefrin, ki vodita gostilno na 8101 Aetna Rd. sta dobila pismo od sestre Zalke Milavec iz Male Bukovice pri Ilirski Bistrici. Zalka piše, da so nedavno umrli starši, osta li pa da so živi in zdravi. Naroča pozdrave za vse sorodnike in znance. Pismo je bilo oddano 24. maja letos, prejeli so ga 25. septembra potom Vatikanske države. Iz bolnišnice Mrs. Frances Debeljak iz 16011 Saranac Rd. se je vrnila iz bolnišnice. Zahvaljuje se za obiske in cvetlice. Zdaj jo lahko obiščete na domu. Demokratska seja bolj L^;^ tisij —« UH OD z:au v si denar. Holmes Ave. Cleveland, O.—Ker so sedaj opravičeni protesti in izjave na dnevnem redu napram "Ameriški Domovini" ter uredniku iste, kakor tudi napram patru Ambrožiču, Rev. Urankarju, in Rev. J. J. Omanu, radi njih gonje v A. D. napram pisatelju Louisu Adamiču in nekaterim drugim odbornikom Slovensko ameriškega narodnega sveta, radi te'ga, da bi se zanetil razdor za skupno delovanje med različnimi strujami tukaj živečih Slovencev in da bi se tako onemogočilo nadaljno delovanje SANS-a. Radi tega se mi zastopniki Sanso-ve postojanke št. 48, zborujoči na redni seji 24. septembra, izrekamo, da se pridružujemo vsem onim, ki protestirajo in podajajo izjave, da se nikakor ne strinjajo z "Ameriško Domovino," njenim urednikom in drugimi prispe-vatelji spisov, ki so naperjeni radi mržnje, ki je brez podlage, napram pisatelju Louisu Adamiču ali kateremu koli drugemu odborniku in sodelavcu, ki žrtvuje svoj čas s tem, da deluje pri SANS-u za združenje slovenskega naroda v eno celoto v njegovi domovini! Nadalje opozarjamo Ameriško Domovino, da ako bo kak šno blatenje v ameriški javno sti, kakor to "zagotavlja njen urednik z dne 7. septembra, da bo on opral slovensko ime pred ameriško javnostjo, da bomo mi prišli s proti do'kazi, da Ameriška Domovina ni nikoli zastopala slovenskega naroda, še manj ga pa predstavljala, ker do zadnje svetovne vojne smo bili v Clevelandu nepoznani, kakor po drugih naselbinah, kot slovenski narod. In le Re-publičanskem združenju, voditeljem istega in Louis Adamiču se moramo zahvaliti, da smo sedaj v Ameriški javnosti poznani kot Slovenci. Za vse, kar je bilo storjenega v Združenih državah v prid slovenskega naroda, gre zaslu ga naprednemu elementu, in največ pa Louisu Adamiču. Radi tega vas opozarjamo, da prenehate z vašimi pustolovšči- London, 1. okt.—Bitka za Kijev, ki je ena najbolj odločilnih v tej vojni, se je razvnela z vso f urijo. Rusi kot Nemci so vrgli v boj strahovite sile topništva, pehote in zračne sile za posest te glavne trdnjave ob Dnjepru. Nemci so se ugnezdili na visokih pečinah zapadnega obrežja reke, dočim so ruske čete na vzhodnem obrežju, 100 jardov oddaljenem, kjer so vsa predmestja že v njih rokah. Od te bitke je odvisna usoda nemških armad ob Dnjepru in na polotoku Krimu. Enako je odvisna od te bitka kontrola nad Črnim morjem. Glasom poročil je prišel Hitler na rusko fronto ter da je ukazal svojim generalom, da ne smejo prepustiti Rusom niti enega koraka zemlje več. "Odslej bo reka Dnjeper meja med obema armadama," je rekel Hitler. "Tukaj bomo pre-zimovali." Višje proti severu Rusi ogrožajo Gomel, ki je zadnja nemška trdnjava na vzhodnem bregu Dnjepra. Rusijo samo še 12 milj. -o- ke v nedeljo. Tekma se vrši jutri v Slovenskem narodnem domu na St. Clairju, začetek točno ob treh popoldne. Vstopnina je prosta! Torej od nas se pričakuje, da bomo pokazali svoje odobravanje tem skupinam le s tem, da bomo napolnili dvorano, ker kadetke bodo toliko točnejše proizvajale vaje, ako bodo videle, da se narod zanima. Dajmo jim to zadoščenje in pri tem bomo tudi mi imeli en lep nedeljski popoldan. o- oddaljeni Amerikanci so leteli z Afrike preko Alp bombardirat Nemčijo Alžir, 2. okt. — Ameriški težki bombniki so včeraj udarili na Monakovo v južni Nemčiji in bombardirali tudi Dunajsko Novo mesto v Avstriji. To je bi prvi napad ameriških bombnikov na Nemčijo z afriških baz. Ameriški letalci so napravili 1,800 milj dolgo pot na oba kraja. Tako je postal zdaj Monakovo, zibelka hitlerizma, tarča z Anglije in Afrike obenem. Poročila iz Švice javljajo, da so švicarske protizračne baterije sklatile nek ameriški bombnik, ki je bil nad švicarskim ozemljem v boju z nemškimi letali. -o- SLOVENSKA OSVOBODILNA VOJSKA NA PRIMORSKEM SANS je prejel sledeče poročilo: "Ko je slovenska partizanska vojska osvobodila največji del Primorja, je Osvobodilna fronta v teh krajih izrekla zedinje-precej vaj za ta nastop se ra- nje Primorja s Slovenijo. Izvoljen je bil Narodni svet, katere-zume ker ni kar tako v en dan!mu načeljuje dr. Jože Vilfan ml.; podpredsednik je France navaditi se na preciznost in pa Bevk> tajnik pa dr. Alojzij Bobler. Red je vzpostavljen v vseh popolen nastop kakor nam bo- 'osvojenih krajih. Prebivalstvo je z navdušenjem pozdravilo pri-do pokazale naše brhke kadet- 'l10^ osvobodilne vojske in je po vseh mestih in vaseh razobesi Bolničark zelo primanjkuje lo zastave. Italijanski manjšini, katero zastopa Ferdinando Baraga iz Tržiča, je obljubljena kulturna avtonomija in enakopravnost jezika. V Gorici so partizani dobili deset nepoškodovanih sovražnih letal, ki so že v službi naših letalcev. Prebivalstvo mobilizira vse sile proti nacijski vojski." Ameriki manjka bolničark! Pomanjkanje je veliko! Oborožene sile potrebujejo vsak mesec 2,500 registriranih bolničark za negovanje vojnih ranjencev. Primanjkuje pa najmanj 200,-000 pomožnih bolničark za službo v bolnicah, ki so vse slabo preskrbljene v tem pogledu. V cilju, da bi mogel zadostiti tej veliki potrebi bolničark, poživlja ameriški Rdeči kriz vse žene, ki morejo staviti na razpolago vsaj 10 ur podnevi v teku vsakega tedna, da se prijavijo za pomožne bolničarke. Ako vam je mogoče, da se prostovoljno javite, a želite še dodatnih informacij, obiščite svoj lokalni urad Rdečega križa — takoj! -o- Odličen pevec Richard Lauretich, sin družine Lauretich iz Shawnee Ave. je odnesel zadnjo nedeljo prvo nagrado za petje na programu Burt's, postaja WHK. Jutri bo Richard zopet nastopil. Program je od 3 do 5 popoldne, čestitamo ! Lastniki avtov bodo dobili kupone po 15. oktobru Urad za kontrolo cen naznanja, da s tem, ker je zmanjšana mera gazolina knjigam B in C, ni rečeno, da bodo prikrajšani I na gazolinu oni, ki ga res po trebujejo. Po 15. oktobru g*e vsak lahko na svoj odbor za ra-cioniranje, kjer bo dobil na daljne kupone, če bo dokazal, da potrebuje več gazolina. Lahko plačate davke Kdor še ni plačal zemljiškega davka, ima še čas do 10. oktobra, ne da bi plačal kazen Tak^ sporoča okrajni blagajnik Boyle, ki je podaljšal rok od 10. septembra. Važna seja Društvo Najsv. Imena fare sv. Kristine bo imelo važno sejo jutri popoldne ob dveh. članstvo naj se udeleži v rekordnem številu. Jugoslovanski partizani so s topovskim ognjem razdejali Gorico London. — Nemško poročilo preko Španije javlja, da je bilo mesto Gorica popolnoma razdejano od topniškega ognja jugoslovanskih partizanov, ki že več časa oblegajo mesto. Partizani so napadli mesto od severa in juga na 22. septembra. Partizanom so pomagali tudi Italijani. Kot trdijo Nemci, je došla pomoč pravočasno, da je mogla nemška gar-nizija vzdržati naval partizanov. Radio iz Berlina je tudi javljal, da vodi partizane nek angleški častnik, katerega naziv-ljejo Nemci "major William Jones." Iz Madrida prihajajo poročila, da obvladujejo partizani vse ozemlje od Gorice pa do Ljubljane in da so uničili vse železniške zveze med tema mestoma. Druga poročila trdijo, da se vrše boji pri Splitu, ob reki Neretvi in pri Sušaku, katerega obstreljujejo partizani s topniškim ognjem. -o- Roosevelt ima namen dobiti v roke Rim brez vsakih bojev Washingto n.—Predsednik Roosevelt je izjavil, da je namen zavezniških armad v Italiji osvoboditi Rim, Vatikan in papeža tako, da bo mestu prihranjeno vsako razdejanje. Predsednik je izjavil pri konferenci časnikarjev, da bodo zavezniki nadaljevali s pohodom proti Rimu, toda pri tem bodo storili vse mogoče, da se mesta in Vatikana ne bo poškodovalo. Mr. Roosevelt je potrdil, da nemški vojaki obkrožajo Vatikan ter da ne more ravno reči, da je papež jetnik Nemcev, vendar ne more biti govora o kaki svobodi, kadar je sovražnik pred vašimi vrati. Poudarjal je, da bodo zavezniške armade storile vse, da se zgodovinske stvari v Rimu ne bodo uničile, toda to je odvisno od Nemcev, je poudarjal predsednik. Slovenski demokratski klub 32 varde ima sejo jutri popoldne nami, ki nimajo namena kori- ^ ke<4V Ru-3i, koii: Toda čeprav dela kavčukasta industrija s polno paro, pa bomo movini. OdglasOvano in sprejeto soglasno od navzočih zastopnikov. Frank Barbič, predsednik; N>Wb0 h tekočino^ V krat"itežko dobili ta nova kolesa pred'Frances Eržen, tajnica; John ^^žal^ikanie' 8 ka!ero jesenjo drugega leta. Eden vzro. Zaje, blagajnik. fs q 2aAve. ^—-------- (234) dela v nedeljo Zavijalke fetUdiP-ojni j ae delovne razmere ^PomoTv pralnici ^site s ne razmere Empill 8" nadstropju Payment Office —wince Euclid Ave. -------^(236) flr^eseHenPi'ejme •a bit. dekle za mal urad. fi2kniio.neSljiva- DeI° ob- 1 WŽ°V°dStVa' in 6631 St- stanovanje V družini sta J P°khČe EX 0084. (233) ^\ZSki Želi dobiti čed- do ^lier, 611 dobiti č v kraju fj' 'a. Cp„, v «-raju od 1*' med St. Clair Pošten plač-^^Primernega, K pošten plač. Uice plkaj P-" Ave'30 Popoldne na iii^teT-———i! ^vjl^ravila fCCfe »»oŠ1° ln servisamo ^HikeJ I Pralnike, či- V iN Hi "PAPEŽ IN SVETOVNI MIR" Ali bo imela cerkev sedež pri mirovni konferenci? , O tem bo govoril prof. R. A. Anderson iz Londona V NEDELO 3. OKTOBRA ob 8 zvečer V MASONIC AVDITORIJU East 36. St. in Euclid VSTOPNINA PROSTA! Pridite ga poslušat! Govoril bo v angleščini p-z | POSOJILO 4*70 | S Avl DOMOVE IN POSESTVA 50% CENILNE = = VREDNOSTI s §p Odpis obresti z dnevom plačila. Hitra in točna postrežba = Oglasite ali pokličite urad | SLOVENSKE DOBRODELNE ZVEZE | i 6403 St. Clair Ave. ENdicott 0886 g 'i F Kupite božična darila sedaj! • / Zadnji čas odposlati bo-f/ žična darila vojakom preko m o r j a je do 15. oktobra, mornarjem do 1. novembra. Pridite k nam in izberite darila, ki bodo vašemu sinu, bratu ali možu všeč in koristna, kot: JOPICI, ROKAVICE, NOGAVICE, SETI ZA BRITJE itd. Največja izbira najrazličnejših predmetov. Se priporočamo §iom faSTlen 6217 St. Clair Ave. 715 E. 185 St. m Naročite se na dnevnik "Ameriška Domovina ŽENSKE ZA ČIŠČENJE Splošno soaženje uradov NOČNO DELO Zglasite se zvečer pri Rockwell Ave. Entrance EAST OHIO GAS BUILDING E. 6th in Rockwell ST. VITUS DELO DOBIJO . DEKLETA ki bi se trenirala za PUNCH PRESS OPERATORICE Druge potrebujemo za splošna tovarniška dela. Garantirana plača na uro v času, ko ■e vadite dela, na podlagi dela od kosa. Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. DELO DOBIJO 1115 E. 152. St. (235) SPLOŠNO SNAŽENJE NUJNO DELO 48 ur dela tedensko Državljanstvo se ne zahteva Tedenska plača, poleg uniform in perila. Zglasite se v PERSONNEL URADU St. Luke's bolnišnice 11311 Shaker Blvd. (232) DELAVCI V SKLADIŠČU Za« 7 Lerje> luči <*n6 a^slJivo delo in V, iS! POtre" j ^a 0Kl' se zaupno RePairs ^ sobe ali i ' 854 E ani »a Rose k ' sado""—-1 ^'250, ^^ Holmes J^aK^aži stanJ'u, lot Ju- 2 velika hle- isS/ -6,0 NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA Potrtega srca naznanjamo vsem sorodnikom, prijateljem in znancem, da nas je za vedno zapustila naša dobra in skrbna mati Marija Volčanšek ki jo je Bog poklical k sebi 28. julija, 1943. Rojena je bila 16. decembra, 1865 v Rogaški Slatini na Spodnjem Štajerskem. Naša iskrena zahvala naj velja častiti duhovščini za obiske in tolažbo. Prav lepa hvala vsem sosedom in posebno pa Mrs. Prances Kužnik in Marie Krulc za vso naklonjenost v času bolezni. Iskrena zahvala tudi vsem darovalcem za sv. maše, vsem darovalce vencev, kakor tudi vsem, ki ste dali svoje avtomobile brezplačno na razpolago ob priliki pogreba. Lepa hvala članicam društva sv. Rešnjega Telesa za molitev ob krsti in posebej še hvala nosilkam krste, ki so spremile pokojno na njeni zadnji zemeljski poti in jo položile k večnemu počitku. Hvala lepa Louis L. Ferfolia za vzoren pogreb. Ti draga ljubeča mati počivaj v grobu hladnem, iz Tvoje duše naj še vedno žari Tvoja goreča ljubezen nam vsem. Žalujoči ostali: LADISLAV, EDWARD in JAKOB, sinovi. PAVLINA PERHAVEC, LOUISE FERFOLIA in ALICE VanCOTT, hčer«. Cleveland, O., 2. oktobra, 1943. TEŽAKI dobra plača od ure 100% vo jno delo Državljanstvo ni zahtevano EATON MFG. CO. 65th & Central Ave. ŽENSKE STROJNE OPERATORICE m učenke za Drill Press Gisholt Punch Press Screw Machine Milling Machine Warner-Swasey 2 A Lo Swinglathe Engine Lathe Plača od ure in overtime The Cleveland Tractor Company 19300 Euclid Ave. (233) (Continued from Page 4) S.) 4008-172, U.S.C.G. Training Station, (W.R.) Co. 81-4, Billet 642, Palm Beach, Fla. Pvt. Joseph J. Baznik, returned to Drew Field, Fla., after an enjoyable furlough at home. It was nice to see Pvt. Frank Godic, his brother, Pfc. Stanley Godic, Pfc. Joseph Zelko, Anthony Cizel S 2/C, Raymond I. Gornik, Pvt. Stanley Petkov-sek, Edp. Verbic, John M. Mir-tic and many others in the procession, preceding the blessing of the Honor Roll. Cpl. William J. Spech is at home on sick leave, convalescing from an injury received at camp. His friends may visit him at 6214 Glass Avenue. His brother Pvt. Joseph F. Spech was home from' Camp Meade to visit him this past week. Frank Skander, son of Mrs. Antoinette Skander, 1109 E. 64 St., left for Great Lakes Naval Training Station on Thursday of this week. Baraga Glee Club "Those wedding bells are breaking up, that ole gang o' mine," . . . might truthfully be sung about the young ladies in our glee club. Cupid is just a bit too hasty, we think! This time he's darted our old friend, Vida Gregorac, who will become the wife of Frank Shega, of the U. S. Navy, this morning at the nine o'clock mass, at St. Vitus Church. Here's wishing you both "smooth sailing on the high seas/of matrimony," Vida and Frank! (233) ELEKTRIKAR MILLWRIGHTS POMAGAČI STOCK CHASERS TEŽAKI Visoka plača od ure in overtime MURRAY OHIO MFG. CO. 1115 E. 152. St. (235) Ženske za čiščenje naše moderne kafeterijske kuhinje Visoka plača od ure in bonus Dobe uniformo in hrano Thompson Aircraft Products Co. Moške in ženske se potrebuje za splošna tovarniška dela 6 dni v tednu 48 ur dela na teden Plača za ZAČETEK Moški 77%c na uro Ženske 62V&C na uro Morate imeti izkazilo držav ljanstva in prestati zdravniško preiskavo. Zglasite se na Employment Office 1256 W. 74. St. National Carbon Co., Inc. (234) Variety is the spice of life, we all agree! Our rehearsal this past Tuesday was graced by the unwelcome presence of a heretofore unknown visitor— a MOUSE! Whether or not it enjoyed our singing, we do not know, but it seemed to have a pleasant time romping about the place, under the piano, behind the stage, etc., much to the consternation of the girls. Oh, for more such variety, when things seem dull! We missed our treasurer, Dot Cimperman, at rehearsal this Week, but we forgive her absence. After all, when one be-coms engaged, and the lucky fiance is home on furlough, little else is important. Yes, our Dorothy's wearing a pretty diamond ring, the gift of Pfc. Stanley Godic, who came all the way from Camp Cooke, California, to give it to her. Lots of luck and happiness to you both, from all the Glee Club members! 23555 Euclid Ave. STROJNI OPERATORJI (232) Popravljalci modelov $91 na teden, plača od ure Inšpektorji $53 in več na teden plača od ure Pomagači $50 na teden, plača od ure nočno delo Spot velderji $70 do $100 na teden, od kosa. Geometric Stamping Co. 1111 E. 200. St. (236) za Drill Press Gisholt Punch Press Screw Machine Milling Machine Warner-Swasey 2 A Lo Swinglathe Engine Lathe Plača od ure in overtime The Cleveland Tractor Company 19300 Euclid Ave. collecting their "dollars" for servicemen Christmas gifts, while Novena every Tuesday evening and special devotions for our men in the service every Friday evening at 7:15 keep our fighting men with, us in spirit! As I conclude another Passing Review of Newburgh at War Time, just a brief yet important reminder, that: "If you buy that Bond Today, Peace will soon be.here to stay" The Shadow "Bazie's home!" These words spread like wildfire through the neighborhood. Yes, our honorary member, has come to see us on his first official leave! He makes a swell-looking See-Bee, and are we hapy to have him home with us! Have a nice time, Bazie! -o- iiimimimiiimmimimimmuiiiimiim NEWBURG NEWS imiiiiimiiiiiiimimmiimmmiiiiiliiiiii Continued from Page 4 catch our eye: Tomorrow afternoon, Sunday, October 2, our girls in uniform will take part once again in competitive drills at the Slovenian National Hall on St. Clair Avenue. Good Luck! Sunday, October 31st, 1943, our singing society "ZVON" will hold its annual fall concert in the Slovenian National Home on East 80 Street. Tickets are now on sale. November 27-28 are the dates set for the great Annual Parish Bazaar to be held in the Church Hall. Keep this important event in mind! There are "REMEMBRANCES" that keep us aware of our loved ones away from (233) home! The Sodalists are still ST. CHRISTINE'S Continued from Page 4 man is certainly doing her share in the war effort. She's building up fifteen (15) service men's morale . . . Meet Euclid's pin-up girls. Fooled you, didn't I, I should have said pin up girls in the neighborhood bowling alley. Now is the situation well in hand? They are Tillie Walters, Eleanore Pierce and Vi Stefanac, hm, hm . . . Jimmy Santon has made the freshman football scrub team at Benedictine while- Ralph Hirsch tries out for varsity . . . The iSprinzl family will soon be leaving us to make their home in Painesville . . .. Mrs. Rudolph Hirsch is visiting her daughter and son-in-law at Madison, Wisconsin. Sodality Brief; Communion at the 10 o'clock Mass tomorrow. Start your patron's month out properly oy receiving Holy Communion. Are you a Sodailst? Alt met ion Brief: Competitive drill work tomorrow at 3 o'clock at Slovenian National Home. Very Brief: Twiddling my pen is a bad habit acquired, so to detract from it I'll let it write "So long little ones" The Spy -o-— ARMY NSE W S (Continued from page 4) ey, serving with the Navy, came from Sicily. He tells of seeing the Germans t'etreating so fast that all you could 2ee was smoke. Some 5,000 were wrought to New York. Congratulations icr the recent promotion. Two sons of Mrs. Augusta Gole. 6128 Glass Ave ; have been promoted recently. Frank R. Gole successfully completed his "boot" training at Chicago. He has been transferred to Washington, D. C. The address is: Frank R. Gole, S 1/C, Class 6-44, Sec. 3.N.TS. Bliss Electrical School, Tako-ma Park 12, Washington, D. C. The ether, Fred J. Gole, has been slightly injured on maneuvers but is OK now. His addr^s is: Sgt. Fred J. Gole, Co. A. 393rd Inf., APO 449. c/o Postmaster, Shreveport, La. We relay greetings from Pvt. Joseph Rczman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rozman of 866 E. 76 St. He is engaged in parachute training and his address is: Pvt. Joseph Rozman. 35059028, Co. E, 1st Parachute Training Reg. Ft. Benning, Georgia. James E. Cernilogar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cernilogar of 1252 E. 61 St., left yesterday for San Diego, Cal. to join the Marines. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Koprivec, of 1007 E. 76 St., received- a letter from North Africa from their son Pvt. Fred, who mentions that he arrived safely, also that he is in the same unit with Fvt. Edmund Matjasic. He sends regards and a request for mail. His address is: Pvt. Fred J. Koprivec 35304016 APO 12216 c/o Postmaster, New York, TT Angus was displaying to his neighbor, McDonald, the second-hand car he'd bought. "It looks fine, mon," said McDonald, "but Ah'm thinkin' it'll be costing ye a lot in petrol _»> "No' so bad," replied Angus proudly. "Ye ken, it's downhill tae the town, and I can get a tow home most days." * Riding back to his camp after a leava in London, a colored member of the AEF got into a poker game with some British soldiers. They all drew, then: "I'll bet one pound," said a Briton. The colored boy studied his four aces. "'I don't know how you-all counts your money," he said, "but I'll just bet one ton." ***/f's Worth Fighting For*** 01010102000002020102020002530001020100020001020000020102020248 DEDICATED TO THE YOUNG AMERICAN SLOVENES The American Home DEADLINE FOR ALLCjJL> WEDNESDAY NIGH' SWU DRILL TEAMS WILL COMPETE FOR 1ST HONORS The Seventh annual Slovenian Women's Union drill team competition will be held this Sunday, October 3rd, at the Slovenian Auditorium, 6417 St. Clair Avenue. The program will begin at 3 p. m. For the past six years, this annual event was held at Euclid Beach Park, but conditions made it impossible to perform on a Saturday as heretofore, since most of the cadets are busily employed in war work Therefore, it was necessary to select a Sunday and a place easy to reach by public transportation. The competitive work will be preceded by a grand march in which all the drill teams of the organization will participate. Competitive work will follow. The judges will be U. S. Army officers. The winning drill team will receive the grand title of "1943 Honor Cadets." Admission will be free, but come early to get a seat and to give the participants the pleasure of starting the program on time. There will be plenty of seats for the spectators, but please come before 3 o'clock. Every year thus far, this particular competitive drill- work among the SWU drill teams attracted a lot of attention from the public and the spectators filled the balcony of the Log Cabin to capacity. The committee hopes that the public will turn out this year even in greater numbers since it's held in the vicinity, making the traveling possible from all parts of the city. Out-of-town guests are also expected. Colonel Albina Novak is the chairman of the committee, assisted by Major Frances Kurre. For an enjoyable and interesting afternoon be at Slovenian Auditorium this Sunday. Honor Roll Day Ceremonies Very Impressive The day of the blessing and dedication of our beautiful Honor Roll has come and gone, leaving with us only a memory to cherish. Even the heavens in all their glory smiled down on us, as the procession passed through the rectory yard, out onto Glass Avenue, and into the beautifully decorated "church, which was filled to capacity and more, with our parishioners — most of them, parents and relatives of our servicemen and women. It was truly an inspiring sight to view the colorful uniforms of the various drill teams, the ever-attractive national costumes worn by the Baraga Glee Club girls, the dignified blue and white of the September 26th 1943 will go down in the history of St. Vitus Church as an outstanding religious ceremony, one never to be forgotten by those who attended. Diocesan Honor Roll We will have another opportunity to pay tribute to our servicemen and women, TO-MORROWW, when the HONOR ROLL, from the Diocesan Chancery office, will come to St. Vitus Church. This book will be displayed in the Sodality clubroom, from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m., and it is your privilege to come down to enroll the name of your boy or girl, who is in the service, of our country. It is our earnest desire that each and every one, whose name is listed on our Honor Yugoslav (Slovene) Club Meeting The Yugoslav Slovene Club will hold a meeting on Monday, October 4th, at 8 p. m. Place: Intercultural Library, St. Clair Ave., and E. 55th St. A tour through the library will be held after the meeting. The hostesses are: Mrs. Frank Jak-sic and Miss Vicki Kmet. ST. MARY'S NEWS September 28 Last Tuesday, the Sodality held Open House and the turnout was favorable. About 60 young ladies from the parish attended. Meeting began with the recitation of the Office of the Bles sed Virgin Mary. The Sodality officers were then introduced and new prospects were welcomed. The chairladies of the Sodality Committees each gave a brief report on the work their com mittee does. Moderator, Father Baraga explained the purpose of the Sodality, what it is to be a member and how we can help in our way to bring the world back to God. A good Sodalist makes a good citizen Several of our former Sodal ists, now married, were guests that evening. Meeting closed with prayer ARMY NEWS Thank You! In the vicinity of Dalhart, Texas, an army bomber crashed, resulting in six dead. Among the wounded was Sgt. Walter R. Kasunic of 15301 Hale Ave. Congratulations to Victor Petrovcic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Petrovcic of 682 E. 162 St. for his promotion to Corporal. His address is: Cpl. Victor Petrovcic. 44th Frov. TRK. Plat., St. John's Cantonment, PPE TR 4, Portland, Oregon. Last week-end, Sgt. Henry Petan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Karaba, 20681 Puller Ave., Euclid. Ohio, arrived from Port Dix, New Jersey, on a three day furlough. George Herbst. son of Mrs. Rose Herbst, 1242 E. 58 St, left last Saturday for Great Lakes, 111., to join the Navy. Cpl. John Debeljak, son of Mr. and Mrs. John and Frances Debeljak, 16011 Sarnac Rd., came home to visit his sick mother. He was granted a ten day furlough. His army address is: Cpl. John Debeljak, 15374383, Barracks 642, Camp Whitside, Fort Riley, Kansas City, KansaA On a 15 day furlough is Pfc. Stanley Gcdic. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godic. 1105 Norwood Rd. He came from Camp Cooke, California, In his first leter from North Africa. Pvt. Robert J. Stare, son of Mi', and Mrs. Joe Stare of 1096 Norwood Rd.. writes that he had a nice trip and is O. K. He sends best regards to all and his address is: Pvt. Robert J. Stare 35052757, UNA Sqd. APO 7128, c/o Postmaster, New York, N. Y. His brother Joe also sends best regards from Oklahoma, where he is serving with the famous Rainbow Division. His address is: Pvt. Joseph J. Stare, 35913870, Btry, B, 232 F. A. Bn„ APO 411, Camp Gruber. Oklahoma. From the Pacific Islands, Sgt. John M. Bandi. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bandi, 1017 E. 72 Place, writes that he receives his letters and the ment followed. Prefect Fran Tomazin celebrated her birthday and blew out all the candles—hope your wish comes true! John J. Prance wishes to thank all workers and voters of the 32nd Ward, who helped him win the nomination for councilman in the primary elections. ST. CHRISTINE NEWS As I sit here twiddling my pen many a newsy neighbor hood brief comes to my mind, and since these few briefs might involve anyone of you let me relate a few of these griefs. To satisfy your curiosity let's see what I have in the line of — Newsy Briefs Now leading the life of a Franciscan Friar is one of our own school boys, namely Frank Hochevar. While two members of this year's graduating class have or are answering the call to priesthood. Chosing to lead this wonderful life are Bill Stratum and Aloysius Nemec. May God always be with you to guide you through the steps, hardships and happiness which will befall you while you accomplish this, your chosen life work . . . Lucille Zgonc is now home recuperating after undergoing an operation recently. We surely miss seeing you around so "get well soon Lucy" . . . Mrs. Paul Jacoby takes things in her own hands, by helping with the man-sized job of painting the Jacoby home, while her son, Ray, is doing his share by serving with the armed services in New Guinea . . . An all around athlete, Ray Krall is now rendering his NEWBURGH NEWS Sodalists, the khaki-clad Boy | Roll in church, be inscribed in Scouts, the acolytes in cassocks and surplices, and last but not least, our many uniformed servicemen, members of the Army, Navy, Marines and the Coast Guard. Our guests of honor, Mayor Frank J. Lau-sche, Dr. Jas. W. Mally, Edward J. Kovacic and John L. Mihelich, representing the city, the Jugoslav government and the veterans paid civic tribute to our fighting men, by their very presence at the dedication. Dr. Francis Johns touching hymn, sung during the bless ing, his sermon at Mass, Father Louis Baznik's heartfelt words of hope and encouragement to those who have given loved ones to their country, the ancient symbolic ceremonies of the solemn high Mass, the hundreds and hundreds of communicants, all served to make this occasion the most significant, impressive and inspiring that St. Vitus parish has celebrated since the very dedication of the new church. Let us keep it ever in mind, and may it be a reminder, that we are to remember these young men and women, not only today, but EVERY DAY, in our prayers, and beseech our dear Lord to keep them safe, and if it be His Will, to bring them back into our midst again when this world conflict is over. The red, white and blue votive lights at our Victory Shrine will burn continuously for this intention. this book. To this end, we have sent out cards reminding their families to do them this honor. Those who have already been inducted, and are still at home on furlough, may also be enrolled in this book. We are anxious to continue adding names to our HONOR ROLL, so we ask the relatives of these new inductees to hand in their names to us, so they may be placed in church with the rest. Each person who signs in a serviceman or woman will receive a souvenir gift from our Archbishop Joseph Schrembs. Come down and perform your duty—let's have all our boys from St. Vitus enrolled in this Diocesan Honor Roll! With Our Servicemen: Anthony J. Baznik, S 2/C, arrived home on a ten-day leave, from Camp Endicott, Rhode Island. Greetings to our See-Bee friend, and we wish him a pleasant stay at home! Albert Meglich, A. S., of Great Lakes, 111., was tendered a hearty farewell on the last day of his furlough, by his many friends, who gathered at the home of his parents. A pleasant time was had by all, and "Chickie" Meglich is looking forward to his next leave already, so he can "do it all over again"! Jean Winter, our SPAR, has had her address ch'anged. Here it is: Jean Winter, (A. .(Continued en page 31__ t, „ , , , , , . American Home promptly. There is Refreshments and entertain- only one other from Cleveland. He comforts his parents that he is quite well, but very busy, and the plac^ is beautiful, the weather being agreeable. His address is: Sgt. John M Bandi, ASN, 35525466, 452nd Amphibian TRK. Co. Tc. APO 4663. c/o Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. His The Baseball-City Champs SSTd^ToSS Colo"! Eft services to Uncle Sam with the —were there in full dress and Quite near the Holy Cross Monastery, , , __ r„, , where the older brother, Rev. Bona- heres more news—. They're venture Bandi osb. is staying. His going to have a bowling team address is: Pvt. Louis Bandi, 35912951 , , c , , ,, . „, . Co. A. 1715 Engr. (c) Bn„ Camp Car- also! So, watch those pins fly! Son, coio. Bowling ! John Smerke of 14501 Jean Ave., , „ ,, _ 1 reports that his son John writes from inree teams trom the bo- Oregon, that he is gaining weight, and dality will bowl Sunday, Oct.iwishes to send greetings to all his „ , „ . _ , T, , __ , _ ; friends. His address is: Pvt. J. J. Smer- 3 at 2:00 p. m. at E. 152nd Rec- ! ke, 35951281. Co. e, 275th inf., reation. APO |461, Camp Adams, Oregon. , , , ! On Oct. 6th, John E. Debevec. son I hose not on any team yet of Mr. and Mrs. John Debevec of 1284 please come, more teams will 1E- 168 st- is leaving for San Diego. , , [Calif., to join the Marines. We wish be tormed. \ good luck to our former newspaper October 3 The Y. L ceive Holy Communion at the 8:00 Mass Sunday. Please meet in the Study Club at 7:45. Do your bit—ask one of your 1 carrier! _ j .. .. j Joe Sternad, son of Mrs. Jennie Ster-bodallty Will re-!nad of 1415 E. 51 St., arrived on a ten day furlough from Camp Phillips, Kansas. He arrived too late to see his brother Pvt. Matthew G. Oberstar, who left with his wife for Camp Hu-len, Texas. S/Sgt. Martin J. Hosta says "hello' friends to pray the Mass with t0 a" ,£r°m North Africa. His address rr,i O J 1-i. • i., 1 1 !ls: S/Sgt. Martin J. Hosta, 35284662, you. The Sodality is the kneel-198th Ordnance, hm Co. t. k. apo ing army! So volunteer now1c/ WeddmgBells Miss Molly Champa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champa, of 6218 St. Clair Ave., was married last Saturday at St. Vitus Church to Frank Kochevar of Eveleth. Minn. Last Tuesday, a wedding ceremony at St. Vitus Church united Miss Frances Joan Turk, daughter of Mrs. Frances Turk, 1102 E. 66 St.. and Master Sgt. Thomas Stadler, son of Mrs. Stad-ler of E. 66 St. The couple will live in Abilene. Texas, where the groom Is stationed. ... U. S. Marines . . . Harvey Mlachek will gopfl be leaving the armed services . . . Home over the week-end was Danny Praznovsky S 1/C. After an elapse of time since the Praznovsky family had heard word from their son, Danny, it was quite shocking and surprising when they received a long dis tance call from Danny saying everything was in tip-top shape —. No sooner had he called then he was home once again. Let's make another visit like this soon, not only for Danny, but for all our brothers, sweethearts, husbands and fathers. They give their lives. All we're asked for is to Lend our money. Buy yours today . . . Frank Sprinzl is with the Sea-Bees in California . . . Henry Walters is attending school for gunners mate training at Great Lakes Training Center . . . Receiving a $500 check as an anniversary present from their son, Babe, were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lipovec. Babe is serving with the Navy somewhere in the battle zones. .. . Mr. and Mrs. Eliy spacious, P"**1 j OFE?f TO 4 11 A. % S L 1 >1 V k}