AMERIŠKA AMERICAN IN SPIRIT FOREIGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY DOMOVINA AMERICAN HOME SLOVENIAN MORNINS DAILY NEWSPAPER NO. 156 CLEVELAND 3, 0., SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1943 LETO XLVI. — VOL. XLVI. KONCEM TEDNA AMERIŠKA vlada je zagotovila Vatikan oziroma papeža, da Vatikan ne bo bombardiran. Svarila pa je, da bo Rim okusil zračne bombe, ako Musoslini ne 'bo odpeljal vojaštva iz mesta. UED de Gaullom in Giraudom. francoskima generaloma, ki dojita danes na čelu svobodne ^ancije, bi gotovo ne prišlo do sPorazuma, ako ne bi posredo-Va'i zavezniki. Ti so pristrigli ai"bicijozne peruti de Gaullu s da mu je ameriški general Eisenhower zagrozil odvzeti vso fr'iaiicno pomoč. Vzpričo tega je Gaulle kapituliral, toda on in nJegovi pristaši so zdaj jezni na Ameriko in Anglijo. Ker ima de Gaulle zelo veliko pristašev, zlasti med francosko mladino, lah-Pričakujemo novih komplika-^ v Severni Afriki. Ker ga ^ države niso hotele priznati načelnika francoske vlade v j/'^i, je začel de Gaulle hujska-' Angleže proti Amerikancem. 0 se mu ni posrečilo, ker se je n£lija izjavila, da se v vsem z Ameriko. Potem je šel de Gaulle in skušal zanetiti v Si-*.IJ1 odpor proti Angliji. Vse to ]e naipotilo zaveznike, da niso teli izročiti de Gaullu diktatorja v Severni Afriki, ker mu etl°stavno ne zaupajo. 0SISKI vojni ujetniki v Ameriki ne bodo dosti pomagali ^njšati pomanjkanje delovne Sile razen na kmetijah. Vojni °^elek so začele oblegati induce, naj dodeli vojne ujetnike j10 tovarnah. Toda vojni odde-se strogo drži mednarodnih J°stav in bo zaposleval vojne .J®tnike samo na kmetijah in v n ki Ve namreč ne dovolijo zapo- Clevelandske gospodinje bodo od nedelje naprej zvedele v mesnici, da morajo dati za go-.veje meso n e. k aj več cdečih znamk. Vzrok, da je vlada zvišala vrednost točk pri racioni-ranju mesa je ta, ker mesa vedno bolj primanjkuje, zato hoče prisiliti civilno prebivalstvo, naj bi kupovalo manj mesa. Nove vrednosti v točkah bodo veljavne za ves ta mesec. njine kot drugega mesa. vojnih ujetnikov v industri- Poleg govedini b o do zvišane I izdeluje orožje, r Afrike prihajajo poročila, da ameriško vojaštvo več do-„ za naklonjenost domači-V kot r'ški : vsi drugi poskusi. Ame. vrednostne točke tudi pri neka terih vrstah teletine, jagnjetine in kozlovine in sicer od 1 do 2 pointov. Svinjini vrednostne točke ne bodo zvišane. J e otroke s žvečilnim gumijem s^korčki, odrasle pa s ciga- n To jim P°Polnoma ^<>nii0 zaupanje starejših. Na je slučajev, kjer šo bili *iski vojaki povabljeni na 4k domačinom, kar je si J* 2elo redek slučaj. Arabci Ve>jo vsakega tujca za ne-- in absolutno nima do-jat^ v n.'ih hiše- Ameriški vo-„ ]e pa to s svojo prijaznostjo gostil, česar bi ne dosegla | diplomacija. ni prav nič zadovoljna z namenom Anglije in rike, da bosta to poletje potožili samo zračne napade ^ Nemčijo. Kar zahteva Mos-t0a je odprtija druge fronte in zahtevo bomo zdaj vedno po-slišali. H> tu.j.^v je zdaj popolnoma prejetih o zmagi zaveznikov in 0(| 8aJo ,na vsak način izboljšati Jv^je med Zed. državami in Ho. konzervam bodo zvišane in si cer od 8 na 12 točk. Istočasno pa bodo znižane vrednosti v točkah na masti, olju in mlečnih produktih. Mast bo znižana od 5 na 4. točke v rdečih znamkah. Spremembe so tudi pri 17 procesiranih živilih in sicer bodo 12 vrednostne točke višje, 5 pa nižje. Ker je svinjine več na trgu kot drugega mesa, vlada svi Naše čitatelje opozarjamo na finančno poročilo slovenske posojilnice, St. Clair Savings and Predsednik je zatrdil kon- L°an Company, priobčeno v da. gresu, da brez te podpore bi ne nafnJem ^ ?rvo ,.,,.„ . v. polovico leta 1943. Poročilo sa- mogli dat! farmarjem pomoči I kaže sijajen napredek; ,po. pri njih tako potrebni produk- sehnQ pa g0 zanimivi naknadni ciji živil in brez te podpore ne podatki, katere smo prejeli od bi mogli preprečiti višjih cen vodstva tega uspešnega zavoda, živilom. I in sicer: 220 novih vlog je bilo vpisanih zadnjih šest mesecev, čez pol milijona dolarjev je bilo vloženih na vloge, od katerih je bilo čistega preostanka okrog tri sto tisoč ciolarjev, napravilo se njini ni zvišala vrednosti v ku- Ne 148 novih P0^11 v skupnem ponih. S tem hoče prisiliti od- znesku $535,000.00. Skupni na-jemalce, da bi kupovali več svi-1 rastek v premoženju znaša približno štiristo ti§oč dolarjev, rezerve so se zvišale za $15,687.00, vlagateljem so ibile plačane obresti po tri od sto letno, delničarji so prejeli po dva dolarja na delnico letno. V zadnjih šestih mesecih se je poleg gornjega tudi investiralo vsoto $100,000.00 v London, 3. jul. — Berlinski vojne obveznice, radio je danes poročal, da so se Od leta 1937, ko je posojilnica nemške čdjte umaknile v novo dobila zavarovalnino na vloge do obrambno linijo 50 milj vzhodno pet tisoč dolarjev pa do sedaj, od Smolenska. Nemci so se mo- je bil skupen narastek v premo-rali umakniti pred neprestanimi] žen ju nad en in pol milijona dolarjev. Vse to jasno kaže, da ima narod zaupanje v to podjetje, ki tako lepo napreduje. To zopet kaže, da dejstva govore glasneje kot besede. Skoro vsa posojila izdana v sedanjih časih so za refinanciranje, izboljšavo in za nakup posestev. Takozvanih stavbenih Pozdravljena, ameriška svetinja! Ti naš zaklad in dar neprecenljivi, simbol svobode naše ti boginja, Vsi klanjamo se tebi v veri živi. Ti naš vodnik si in svetilnik sreče, saj žarnico svobode imaš v roki, svetovne narode ki k sebi vleče; vsem ljuba si v deželi tej široki. Naj baklja tvoja vedno bo prižgana, po svetu vsem se vidi in odseva, kjer mir, svoboda zdaj je zakopana, naj srca zate vnema in ogreva. Ivan Zupan. Nemci so se umaknili v novo linijo pri Smolensku Za pomoč domovini! Washington, 2. julija.—Ameriški bombniki in topniške baterije so odprle zdaj silen ogenj na japonsko pozicijo Munda na centralnih Solomonskih otokih, Nadmoč ameriškega brodovja v južnem Pacifiku se je pokazala danes, ko so zaplule ameriške bojne ladje globoko med Solo-monske otoke, obstreljevale mnogo japonskih močnih pozicij, pa niso naletele pri tem na nobeno opozicijo. V istem času so pa ameriške čete izvedle okupacijo otoka Rendova potem, ko so spravile s poti japonsko garnizijo. Ameriški bombniki so zanetili mnogo požarov na Mundi. Sličen napad so izvršili tudi na otoku Kolombangara. Ameriške obrežne baterije so odprle ogenj na važno japonsko letalsko bazo Munda na otoku Nova Britanija, ki leži sedem milj proč. V sredo in četrtek so poskušali Japonci s svojo zračno silo preprečiti in potem ovirati oku- pacijo otoka Rendova. V dveh dneh so izgubili Japonci 123 letal, dočim so jih izgubili Amerikanci 25 in 15 pilotov. Japonci so v sredo napadali ladje, ki so izkrcavale vojaštvo. V četrtek so pa napadali pozicije na otoku. V sredo so izgubili Japonci 101 letalo, v četrtek pa 22. Pristanišče Viru na Novi Ge-orgiji so pomagali zavzeti ameriški marini. Predno so Američani napadli pristanišče Viru, so nekaj dni prej izkrcavali marine na nekem samotnem kraju. Marini so se potem zrinili skozi džunglo in ko so bili v bližini pristanišča s celine, so dali znamenje, nakar so vsi skupaj z zraka, z morja ter marini za hrbtom napadli japonsko garnizijo. Obe koloni, ona na Novi Gvineji in ona, ki prodira na Solo-monih, poročata o uspešnem prodiranju proti severu, v smeri japonske baze Rabaul na Novi Britaniji. Gl. blagajnik Anton Grdina poroča sledeče. Zadnjič poroča-na skupna vsota nabranih darov za pomoč revnim v stari domo- Kongresnik je povedal v zbornici, da je zaslužila firma Jack & Heintz lani 1,740% čistega $10,000 napadi ruske bojne sile. Nemško vrhovno poveljstvo Tudi vrednostne točke ribjim poroča, da so bile poslane nem- ške čete nazaj v "pripravnejse pozicije" in da se je Rusom ponesrečil poskus predreti nemško linijo. Nemci tudi zatrjujejo, da imajo Rusi zbranih pred Smo-lenskom nad 300,000 mož. Poročilo iz Moskve trdi, daJe, yeč ^ zmrznjenja ruska zračna sila z vso močjo| *. ___;x„,,.„-„ „„ napadla nemške pozicije na mor- materijala; toda pričakuje se, da važnih finskih vodite- Naši vojaki emske poz cije ~ bodo taka jila išla na vr_ ski ožini Kerc, ki lezi vzhodno K y ^ ^^ po ^ na od polotoka Krima in »hodno L ge posojilnica pripravlja in od Kavkaza. | ^ y gtanu p0sta.e& mnogim, ki si bodo po vojni gradili domove Zato je za take ljudi posebno priporočljivo, da hranijo svoj denar pri tej posojilnici, ki jim bo v slučaju potrebe šla na roke kolikor ji bo mogoče. o- Vrtna zabava » verjametj al' pa fl* \i (iimilllinfHK' url; rer& NOVA ITALIJANSKA NARODNA HIMNA (Po napevu bivše avstrijske c Je sarske pesmi) ( Križkraž) čunano iz Bližnjega vzhoda. To je vse predaleč za intenzivno bombardiranje. Toda kadar se bodo zavezniki vsedli malo bližje, potem pa Nemčija ne bo več dolgo dobivala olja iz Romunije. borom iz 30 članov in članic, mezniki se vabite, da se udele Kaj bo, zračne če trdnjave "Seja podružnice štev. 1 bodo te ameriške SANS in postojanke štev. 34 ' na§a mesta, naše glave JPO-SS bo v s o b o t o dne 10. j ge tako razbijale? julija o pol osmih zvečer v Slo- venskem delavskem domu na 437 S. Livernois, Detroit, Mich. Junijske seje ni bilo, ker smo imeli shod dne 30. maja. Da se omogoči boljši obisk, so se bodoče seje za poletno dobo preložile na prvo soboto zvečer v mesecu. Društveni zastopniki in posa- Par tednov nato se je vršil ustanovni shod naše podružnice štev. 48 v Slovenskem delavskem domu v Collinwoodu. V La Sallu tukaj v tej državi so priredili velik javni shod in nekaj dni nato se nam je prijavila od tam naša podružnica štev. 49. V Denverju so obhajali SLOVENSKI DAN z javnim shodom dne 18. aprila ter si ustanovili našo podružnico še pri tisti priliki. Dobila je številko 50. Združena slovenska društva v New Yorku so imela SLOVENSKI DAN dne 6. junija na javnem shodu, na katerem se je nabrala lepa vsota tej organizaciji v podporo, in že dve naši podružnici sta se ustanovili v Brooklynu po tistem javnem zborovanju. Dne 20. junija je dr. štev. 393 v Worcester ju, N. Y., sklicalo tjakaj javni shod. Na tem zborovanju so nabrali lep prispevek ter si organizirali našo podružnico, ki je dobila štev. 65 SANS. Iz gornjih podatkov je razvidno, da so javni shodi j ako važni za razvoj in razmah naše-aggibanja. Kajti na takih skupščinah se lahko hkrati razloži večjemu številu ljudi pomen naših prizadevanj in namen našega stremljenja. Prirejajte take javne shode ter se jih udeležujte v kar največjem številu! Naše gibanje V tednu od 17. do 24. junija so se nam prijavile sledeče nove podružnice: Štev. 63 SANS, Brooklyn, N. Y., nastala iz "Slavenskega delavskega podpornega društva"; štev. 64 SANS, Eveleth, Minn., nastala iz kluba štev. 1 Ameriške jugoslovanske zveze, in štev. 65 SANS, Worcester, N. Y., nastala iz dr. štev. 393 SNPJ. Ta organizacija je štela dne 24. junija 65 podružnic. V istem razdobju so prispevale sledeče podružnice: Štev. 58 SANS, Center, Pa., $51.00, štev. 21 SANS, Cleveland, O., $100.00; štev. 30 SANS, Sharon, Pa., $100.00; štev. 65 SANS, Worcester, N. Y., $105; štev. 4 SANS, Johnstown, Pa., $150.00. Br. Vincent Cainkar je izročil prispevke, ki so mu bili poslani za SANS do 16. junija. žite seje polnoštevilno. Vsak naj stori svojo dolžnost, da bo naš trpeči narod čim prej rešen krutega zatiralca ter postal svoboden in srečen na lastni zemlji.—Lia Menton, tajnica." Podružnica štev. 3 SANS, Pittsburgh, Pa., bo imela dne 4. julija javni shod s koncertom v Slovenskem domu. Govornik bo na tem zborovanju br. Janko Rogeli iz Clevelanda. Prihodnja seja podružnice štev. 21 SANS, Cleveland, O. se bo vršila dne 11. julija ob treh popoldne v Slovenskem narodnem domu na 80. cesti. Javni shod, ki ga je sklicalo dr. štev. 393 SNPJ v Worcester, N. Y., dne 20. junija, se je dobro obnesel. • -0- j Lastavica poje na dan od 500 do 600 različnih muh in mušic. Kjer Sicilija je naša, kjer Messina tam leži, hrabro se sovrag obnaša, bombe meče, nam deli. Neapol, krasno naše mesto hudo čuti vojno to, te trdnjave ker ga često iz zraka dol pozdravljajo. Kjer Sardinija se dviga, mesto Cagliari že vsled sovražnega požiga skoraj razdejano je. Drage žene in dekleta, vsi otroci in možje: I-luda se nam res obeta, proč od tam bežite le! t Trdno dajmo se skleniti, sloga pravo moč rodi: Musotu še vrat zaviti, pa bo konec vseh skrbi. Pa polento, makarone, jedli bomo spet lahko— Viva UNCLE SAM — padr"1 ki nas vojne rešil bo! i SO % tufc nul iiir 10 je 10, c Port ikki] kov: nek »i. Hud, a Sil aksl, »tar, otr dh \ Vabimo publiko na ogled Mi imamo moderno podjetje, kjer vlada blagodejen mir. Potrudili smo se, da nismo prezrli ničesar, kar dodaj e k udobnosti in poslugi onim, ki jim strežemo. Cenili pa bomo nasvete ali kritiko naših sosedov. Pridite vsak čas, oglejte si prostore in potem nam povejte, kaj mislite o njih. Naša vrata niso nikdar zaprta. AUGUST F. SVETEK POGREBNI ZAVOD 478 E. 152: St. IVanhoe 2016 M a< AMBULANC* Najnovejši, dasi ni naj ljubnejši voz, je ambula11' Imenuje se tudi invalidni Kadar ga je treba, se mora biti. Ako reče zdravnik: bolnišnico mora bolnik," se spomnite, da imamo za t<> vanredni voz, ki je samo uporabo. Razdalja ne po veliko, več velja postrežb je v takih slučajih nujno trebna. Naša firma ima za se mnogoletne preiskušnje in 1 se obrnite na nas zaupno ^ čas, A.GRDINA INSINO Tel.: HEnderson Si Ste 4c v PERSONAL Na razpolago za financiranje nakupa Q avtomobila f) gospodarskih predmetov Za: Q družinske in hišne potrebščine © popravo posestva 9 plačilo zavarovalninske premije 0 poravnavo računov -To je nekaj tipičnih namenov- Pridite in povejte nam o vaših potrebah. Ni treba, da bi bili vlagatelj. THE NORTH AMERICAN BANK CO. 6131 St. Clair Ave. 15601 Waterloo Rd. Cleveland, Ohio eni« Zopet bo nekaj manj sirovega masla Chicago. — Iz urada živilske-administratorja se poroča, da z®anjšana mera sirovega ma-a od treh in pol funta do štirih mtov na leto na vsako osebo. 0 bo za leto, ki se prične s 1. •"jem. Zaloge bo samo toliko, 1 bo prišlo na vsako osebo za rihodnje leto od 12'/o do 13 ®tov sirovega masla. --o- Preveč plačajo za baterije Washington. — Urad za kon-'ol° cen je dobil pritožbe, da se 'Cllna farmarjem po nekaterih ajihod $10 do $14 za radijske __ '^erije. Normalno se prodaja-*** Po $5 do $7. Maksimalna ce-I 1 Je od vlade določena tista, kot pjj najvišja v marcu 1942. J -- »raznih naselbin C}iicag0. — Pred dnevi je Lovrenc Kočevar, doma iz erce vasi pri Žužemberku. ie C ^ samski in tukaj ne zapu-' 8orodnikov. J&H, pa. _ Dne 23. junija u*aJ po dveletni bolezni pre- nul Luka Dernovšek, star 75 "Vfojen v Trbovljah. V Ame- 0 je prišel leta 1888. Zapušča p' da sinova in pet hčera. 0rt Angeles, Wash. — Pred f®01 je tukaj umrla Mary Vnik, stara 54 let in doma na Gorenjskem. Zapu- ' m°ža, sina in dve omoženi Fri. ^dson, Wyo. — Dne 21. ju-3 smo tukaj pokopali Antona to akslerja. Star je bil 64 let in etl v Mavčičih pri Smledniku. j arem kraju zapušča ženo in otrok. DOBIJO k idi'0' e« najf ml** mi' iora ik: > ta* sat« lO pol ežMj j no sa in no Horizontal in „ Vertical Boring Mill operatorji Layout Man Machine Shop acHine Assemblers .Inšpektor za Machine Shop, ^ velikem delu Stanovanje v najem Odda se stanovanje 4 sobe in garaža na 6407 Spilker Ave. Vprašajte na 1121 E. 66. St., kjer se tudi odda lepa opremljena soba. (158) Hiša za 1 družino Naprodaj je hiša za 1 družino, 6 sob, v jako dobrem stanju, fire place, china kabineti, lot 40x167, na 15216 Daniel Ave. Pokličite KEnmore 0450. (156) Stanovanje iščejo želimo dobiti 4 ali 5 čistih sob na vzhodni strani. Plačamo od $25 do $40 ,na mesec. Kdor ima kaj naj pokliče Eli Gosdanovic, Michigan 2681. (157) ^iiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiiiii^ i ZA DOBRO PLUM BIN GO 5 = IN GRETJE POKLIČITE | J A. J. Budnick & CO. | PLUMBING & HEATING E \ 6631 St. Clair Ave. | : Bus. Tel. HEnderson 3289 E E Residence IVanhoe 1889 E. F dve garaži. Hiša se a lili E. 148. St. Za ^ pojasnila se zglasite " 63.St., spodaj. (157 z °datna zahvala ?5hvaii za pokojno Fran I,tnolr,1at se želi družina do 'hn p a h v a li t i Mr. in Mrs \i,ni jlJk iz Edna Ave. za da ^asni venec. Financial Statement of the St Clair Savings & Loan Company June 30th, 1943 ASSETS Cash on Hand and in Banks_______________$ 255,231.28 United States War Bonds_______________________200,000.00 Loans on First Mortgage Security_______ 1,711,984.03 Real Estate—Saleable Property____________________20,804.00 Real Estate—Office Building______________________45,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures____________________________________2,1 00.00 Mortgages Sold and Guaranteed----------------8,622.61 Deposits in Other Building and Loan Companies__________________________ Federal Home Loan Bank Stock________________13,1 00.00 Treasury Stock ------------------------------------------------2,676.51 All Other Assets________________________________________7,557.58 Total Assets_______________$2,270,876.01 LIABILITIES „ Savings Deposits_____________________--$1,8:50>963.07 Loans in Process and Escrow Funds------------1 55,500.64 Contingent Liability on Guaranteed Mortgages .....__________________________________________8,622.61 Borrowers' Accumulation for Insurance andTaxes____ ________________- 22,497.81 All Other Liabilities" "____________________________________I0,485.46 Total Liabilities______________$2,048,069.59 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Permanent Stock______________________$ Running Stock----------------------------------------------702.90 Undivided Profits---------------------------------£3,254.68 Reserve Fund ......____________________________________80,000.00 Total Capital and Surplus-----$ 222,806.42 Total Liabilities, Capital and Surplus.-$2,270,876.01 WHY NOT OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT HERE TODAY? ALL DEPOSITS RECEIVED UP TO JULY 10th WILL BE CREDITED WITH INTEREST FROM JULY 1st. All Savings Accounts up to $5,000.00 guaranteed by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, an instrumentality of the United States Government. .BUY WAR BONDS. . . 1881 NAZNANILO iN ZAHVALA Z žalostnim in potrtim srcem naznanjamo vsem sorodnikom, prijateljem in znancem tužno vest, da je preminil naš ljubljeni soprog, dragi oče in stari oče VICTOR BEZJAK Blagopokojnik je zatisnil svoje blage oči dne 6. junija, po daljši bolezni. K večnemu počitku smo ga položili dne 9. junija iz Joseph Žele in Sinovi pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv. Vida in nato v naročje materi zemlji na Calvary pokopališče. Pokojnik je bil 61 let star. Doma je bil iz Reke, odkoder je prišel v Ameriko pred 40. leti. Priljubljen in spoštovan je bil od vseh, ki so ga poznali, ker bil je vedno mirnega značaja, naprednega delavskega mišljenja. Bil je zvest soprog in skrbni oče in pogrešali bomo njegovo zgu-bo. V dolžnost si štejemo, da se tem potom iskreno zahvalimo vsem sorodnikom in prijateljem, ki so položili tako krasne vence in cvetlice h kisti dragega nam pokojnika, njemu v poklon in spoštovanje, kar je nam bilo v veliko tolažbo. > : Najlepša zahvalo naj sprejmejo: Družina Karl Poljanec, Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Jaklich Sr., Mr. John Mevla, Mr. in Mrs. Louis Bernetich, Mr. in Mrs. Faustini, Mr. in Mrs. Armo Ring, Mr. in Mrs. Persic, Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Janezic Sr., Mr. in Mrs. Jack Tekovic, Mr. in Mrs. Znidarsic iz West Parka, Mr. in Mrs., Frank Jaklich, Miss Christine Stucin, Mr. in Mrs. Peter Lu-strik, Mr. in Mrs. Joseph D. Petsche, Mr. in Mrs. Matt Znidarsic, družina Race, 77tli St., Mr. in Mrs. Louis Spe-hek Sr., Mr. in Mrs. Frank Levstek in družina, Mr. in Mrs. Andrej S ker I, Cetinsky družina, Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Hlavaty, Mr. in Mrs. Rudy Bozeglav in družina, Mr. in Mrs. Edward Kre-cic, Mr. in Mrs. Leo Zupančič in družina, Mr. in Mrs. Anthony Vahcic Jr., Mr. in Mrs. Frank Jurca in družina, Mr. in Mrs. Michael Schmitt, The Lin-derme Tube Co. Employees, The Lin-derme družina, društvo, Janeza Krst-nika, št. 37 ABZ, društvo Maccabees, West Park Tent, št. 557, Jugoslovanski delavski narodni dom, West Park, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Bencina, Mr. in Mrs. Tony Kebe. Dalje lepa hvala vsem, ki ste darovali za sv. maše, ki se bodo brale za mir in pokoj duše dragega soproga in ljubljenega očeta: Mr. in Mrs. Pete Zakrajsek, Mrs. Antonia Mlac, Mrs. Antonia Smerdel, Mr. in Mrs. Gumbach, Mr. in Mrs. Joe Champa, Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Oskar, Mr. in Mrs. Louis A. Peterlin, Mr. Cyril Stanonik, Mr. in Mrs. Joe and Vida Zak, Mr. in Mrs. Louis Radina, Buban družina, Mr. in Mrs. Andrej Skerl, Mr. in Mrs. Joseph S ter nad, Mr. in Mrs. Joe Jaklich Sr., Mrs. Frances Pe-rusek, Mrs. Sophie Richter, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Klopcic, Mr. in Mrs. Ben Stanonik, Mr. in Mrs. Menem, Mr. in Mrs. Louis Spshek, Mr. in Mrs. Tony Stanonik, Mr. in Mrs. Robert Mlac, Mrs. Antonia Zele, Mr. in Mrs. Charles Mramer, Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Klein, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Krecic, Mrs. Brazo-vich, Mr. Joe Franks, Mr. in Mrs. Mike Mrs. Lube, Mr. in Mrs. Tony Kolence, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Jaklich, Miss Christine Stucin, Mrs. Jennie Semich, Mr. in Mrs. Steve Brodnick, Mr. Frank Skabar, Mrs. Louise Klopcic, Mr. in Mrs. J. Ladiha, Mr. in Mrs. John Tek, Mrs. Mary Levstek, Mr. in Mrs. Bob Gainer, Mrs. Caroline Trebec, Mr. in Mrs. Glazar, Mr. in Mrs. Louis Struna, družina Bergles, Mrs. Mary Gerl, Mr. in Mrs. Anton Meljac, Mr. in Mrs. Joe Schmuck, Mrs. Rose Krall, Mr. in Mrs. Edward Krecic, Mr. in Mrs. Shock, Mr. in Mrs. Charles Kikel, Mr. in Mrs. John Mramor, Mr. in Mrs. Joe Kuhel, Mr. in Mrs. Tony Vahcic Sr., Mr. in Mrs. Adolph Kotnik, Mrs. Jennie Tonejc, Gasparac Sisters, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Kastelic, Mr. in Mrs. Joe Turk, Mr. in Mrs. John Zalar, Mrs. Caroline Sesek, Mrs. Ursula Jursek, Mr. in Mrs. Karl Poljanec, Mr. in Mrs. Peter Lu-strik, Mr. in Mrs. John Plut Jr., Mr. in Mrs. Frank Bencina, Mrs. Frances Pe-trovcic. Najlepša hvala sosedom, ki so skupno darovali za sv. maše, kakor tudi Mrs. Buben in Mrs. Bukovic, ki ste nabirale. Hvala lepa vsem, ki ste dali svoje avtomobile na razpolago brezplačno pri pogrebu. Zahvaljujemo se vsem, ki ste prišli našega pokojnika obiskati in ga tolažili v času bolezni in sicer: Mr. in Mrs. Peter Lustrik, Mr. in Mrs. Joseph D. Petsche, Mr. in Mrs. Krecic in družina, Mr. in Mrs. Karl Poljanec, Mr. in Mrs. Rudy Bozeglav in družina, Mr. in Mrs. Louis Bernetich. Hvala vsem, ki ste ga prišli kropit, ko je ležal na mrtvaškem odru in se udeležili njegovega pogreba. Hvala tudi nosilcem krste od društev, katerih je bil pokojni član. Pogrebnemu zavodu Joseph Žele in Sinovi se zahvaljujemo za vso poslugo in postrežbo ter vsestransko pomoč v dneh žalosti. Hvala Rev. Andrew Audrey za opravljene cerkvene obrede, kakor tudi vsem, ki ste pismenim potom izrazili svoje sožalje nad našo izgubo. Vsem skupaj bodi izrečena še enkrat iskrena zahvala za vse, kar sie nam dobrega storili in nam bili v pomoč in tolažbo v bridkih dneh naše nesreče. Če se je slučajno izpustilo kako ime, oprostite pomoti, in sprejmite našo iskreno zalwalo. , v Mlac, Mrs. Margaret Perme, Mr. in Ti, dragi in preljubljeni soprog in dobri oče, prerano si odšefl iz naše srede in legel k večnemu počitku. Zapustil si nas žalostne in bridko objokujemo, ker nisi več med nami. Tvoj duh bo živel med naiiAi, in spomin na Tvoje dobro srce bo ostal v naših srcih za vedno, ."lokler se ne snidemo na kraju večnega miru in blaženstva. Spavaj mirno v ameriški grudi! Žalujoči ostali: MARY, soproga; FREDA, ALBINA in OLGA, hčere; JOAN, GENE itt DONALD, vnuki; Ernest Schmitt, Matt Metzler in Joe Jaklich, zet je. Cleveland, Ohio, 3. julija 1943. DEDICATED TO THE YOUNG AMERICAN SLOVENES The American Home DEADLINE FOR ALL COPY WEDNESDAY NIGHT OUR FLAG ★ ★ ★ ARMY NEWS 'Long may it wave . . . o'er the land Of the free and the homes of the brave!" Show your patriotism!—Attend the Festival of Freedom in the Stadium, Sunday night, July 4. Gates open at 6:30 p. m. Over 5000 servicemen, WAACs, WAV.t.S, SPARS and MARINES will parade. our deepest sympathy 'I he members of the St. Vitus youth groups extend their deepest and heartfelt sympathy to Matt and Frank Mlinar, in their recent bereavement, the Daytona eBach, Pla. Prom Hawaii, Joseph Mezget, son of Mrs. Frances Mezget, 18517 Shawnee Ave., sends greetings and his address: Pvt. Joseph (N.M.I.) Mezget, 35530609. 8802. c/o Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Pvt. Charlie Leskovec, formerly of Spencer Ave., and recently of i3700 Darley Ave, sent $200 from across the sea to his sister for War Bonds. After a 15 day furlough. Pvt. Michael Krivacic of 1564 E. 34 St.. returned to tion personified, when she wears her dut-v on Julle 30th, departing for Geor-dark tresses in an Lip-swing coiffure— , and we like it! I Enroute from New Mexico to New ____York, Capt. Henry J. Cotrnan (Jernej- Ursie Rakar lacks« her usual pep and' cic)' EOn 0f and Mrs' Frank Jer" Elmer Perme of 19664 Tyronne Ave., became Uncle Sam's nephew on June 17. Hoping to hear from friends, he sends his address as follows: Elmer Perme. 59th T.G.GP, 597th Sqdn Class 68, Flight 46, Keesler Field, Miss. His twin brother is with the Navy. Two sons of Mrs. Mary Gerl of 756 E. 200 St.. will be glad to hear from friends. Their addresses are: Pfc. William Gerl, ASN 35369322, Unit Training, Camp Stoneman, Pittsburg, Calif. — Pfc. Mike Gerl, Co "F" Pioneers 20th Marine Eng., Camp Le Jeune, New River. N. C. After an absence of 17 months, Louis* Hočevar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hočevar of 9914 Elizabeth Ave., was home over the last week-end. He flew from Iceland to New York and from there to Keesler Field, where he surprised his brother Raymond, who attends the school of mechanics. Raymond's address is: Pfc. Ray Hočevar, T. S. S. Box 710. Keesler Field, Miss. Louis will be an aviation cadet upon his return to duty. May Ellen Tomich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kraich of 1109 E. 63 St.. arrived home on a seven day furlough. She is with the WAAC's at the following address: 161 WAACs Skts. Co. 4th WAAC T. C., Fort De-vens, Mass. She joined last November College Librarian MISS ELIZABETH R. BIJEK Graduated on June 9th from Western Reserve University was Miss Elizabeth R. Bijek where she received her degree in Library Science. In June, 1942. she received her degree Bachelor of Science in education. Miss Bijek has already been appointed college librarian and she intends to continue further on in her studies for a Master's Degree. Her parents are Mr. Antcn and Mrs. Elizabeth Bijek (Jaksic) from 3830 St. Clair Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Bijek came both from Žužemberk, Jugoslavia. -0- BIRTHS A visit from the stork in the family of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Boncar, 16217 Waterloo Rd.. resulted in the birth ot receiving her basic training at , a baby girl, their first-born. The young | mother is the daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bandi of 1017 E. 72nd Place, who became grandparents for the first time. A baby boy was born to Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph J. Brodnick of 1128 E. 177 St. The mother is the former Molly having such production miiiiimmiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii ST. CHRISTINE NEWS miiiiiMMimiiiMiiiiiiiiiimimimimiiiiii Greetings folks everywhere, both young and old. I'm back on the job again so that you folks can have a brief idea of how everything is out here in Euclid. I have decided to have my column today dedicated to the "younger set." Many of them are employed in defense factories or in some way doing their share toward the war effort. This being the case. I've decided to inform you of just how and what thev are doing in helping on the home front: Our Popularity Queen, Tillie Walters is lending her cooking ability to Graphite Bronze employees . . . William Stopar is employed at Thompson Products . . . Margie Potokar doing her share at the Euclid Road Machine plant . . . Betty Gole, our recent graduate offers her ability in the office at the Chase Brass plant . . . Giving up many good times due to her employment as civil service worker is Sylvia Lenassi, working at the Union Commerce Building . . . Doing her share very willingly and enjoying it immensely we find Dot Papesh at General Electric . . While waiting to be inducted Frank Sprinzl lends a hand at Drenik's . . . Two sisters who are employed by the North American Bank are Mary and Anna Hochevar . . . Another set of sisters employed in the offices of Cachron Paint Co. are Peggy and Mary Zaiz . . . Harvey Mla-chak doing essential war work at the Zagar Tool Co. . . . Working in the Canteen at the Parker Appliance plant is Chris Intihar . . . Joe Vithelic kept luite busy at General Electric, as is Norman Mlachak . . . another hard working girl at the Barco Machine Products is Hattie Gole . . . Our Villa Angela graduates, Alice Vidmar and Rose Nemec doing their share in the offices of the Addressograph-Multi-graph plant . . . Eleanore Pierce and her chum are doing a fine job while being employed at Parker Appliance . . . Chandlier Products is fortunate in makers as NEWBURGH NEWS loss of their beloved mother. Words gaiety of late - she's not feeling well. I St" is stopping at are futile at such a time to express the leal sentiments of one's friends' hearts, so allow us to say only this, Matt and Frank, we'll remember your loved one in prayer. May her soul rest in peace. MANY "THANK YOU'S" RECEIVED FROM THE BOYS IN SERVICE The CYO cf our parish has been receiving letter after letter from our service men in acknowledgement of ,yaiting at the stagje door of the Mu_ the boxes sent to them recently by this group. All express the same sentiment "how grand it makes a fellow feel to be remembered by those at home." This thought serves to inspire the members to still more action in their behalf. In the near future, small packages will be mailed to boys overseas. Already, a plea is being made for their addresses. heme for ten d^vs ffi card0sSanndd SSST fcKS^ ™ ^ * C— yourselff Ureie ^^ we can'tTffor°d ^tfrKn. Ari™ p , .,.,„, Home from Eua Bend, Arizona, Pvt. to have you laid up!_ j John w Mandel son of Mr and' Mrs j John Mandel. White Rd., Wickliffe, O. Jean Per certainly loves good music ^ enjoying a 15 day furlough, and its artists. Your reporter saw her Zupana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Radell, who are grandparents for the first time. The daddy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brodnick of 6207 Carl Ave., are grandparents for the second time. Sgt. Brodnick arrived home on furlough a few days before his baby was born. He returned yesterday to: Co. A. 134th Inf Reg. APO 35. Camp Rucker. Alabama. On June 24th, a baby girl was welcomed at St. Ann's Hospital by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Troha of 19109 Cherokee Ave. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Seme of Cherokee Ave. Also grandparents for the first time are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Troha of 197G7 Arrowhead Ave. DEATH NOTICES Arh. Mike Husband of Frances, visit, Jean — you won't be sorry. (This is not a commercial, merely a personal recommendation!) Bazie, our loyal honorary "male" Among those who have written this | member didn't know it . . . but he was past week are Fred F. Sternisa. S. F. ** 1/c, Pvt. Stanley Godic, Pvt. Frank G Lavrich, Pvt. Joseph Korošec, John M. Mirtic. S 2/c, Louis A. FrankoviC, PT 3/c, Joseph Mišmaš. MOMM 2/c, Ensign Charles L. Mlakar, Cpl. Paul Kostansek, Cpl. Victor Znidarsic and A/c Raymond I. Gomik. Lt. Raymond F. Leskcvec, son of Jos. Leskovec, Euclid, Ohio, writes via V-Mail from "somewhere in Africa" that he had the thrill recently of meeting his cousin. Staff Sgt. Jos. Piemen, formerly of Cleveland, Ohio Among others he met in far-away Africa are Albert Cimperman of Carl Avenue and Frank Klaus, husband of Bertha, nee Leskovec. 'Tis a small world — so they say! Albert Meglic, A. S. of the Great Lakes Naval Training School, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meglich, 1003 E 64 St., is convalescing in a hospital instead of enjoying his scheduled leave at home with the family. His sister. Helen, will convey to him the well-wishes of his folks and friends, when she visits him over the Fourth. A speedy recovery, A1 — and a pleasant trip. Helen! BARAGA GLEE CLUB BITS ABOUT THEM: Imagine the thrill Angie Hegler received when the mailman brought her SEVENTEENN letters from her fiancee, who is stationed in Africa. Previous to this, she hadn't had any mail for two whole weeks! She claims it took only half an hour to read them all, but we wonder . . . Millie Virant and Curly Jo have chosen to enjoy farmerette vacation' at Leskcvec's beautiful Madison cottage site . . . ditto for Millie Brancel somewhere else. Margie Tomazin has become an auntie for the first time — it's a nephew. Congratulations . . . Anne Cimperman has divulged the secret of her beautiful tan — use plain ordinary tea instead of sun-tan oil. Mary (Tommie) Tome is no longer a lady-of-leisure. She has joined the stenographic staff at Halle Bros. Mary Mezic is lust about the most photogenic lassie in our club, you'd agree, if you saw her pictures last week. , What a difference a hair-style can make in one's appearance — our demure, coy Mary Yartz is sophistica- Eleanor Kordic, Helen Kosten. Mary Ann Intihar and our recent bride. Mrs Albert Holny ... An intelligent younp lass, Marty Golinar is employed a! General Electric . . . Ralph Hirsch is working at the Willow's Tool . . . While working at Drenik's, James Santon met up with an accident, resulting with an eye injury. Here I extend "get well soon" words and pray that it will be nothing very serious. Get well soon so' you can start beating those drums again. Jim. REMINDER: Sunday, July 4, members of the Sodality will receive communion in a body at the 10 o'clock Mass. Please b,j there if at all possible. Frances Pierce ended her vacation with an exciting and well-spent weekend in Chicago . . . The Koss family also returned from an enjoyable weekend spent at Kelly's Island . . . Hattie Gole doing most everything during her vacation . . . Most of our "younger sat" spending their summer months bv furthering their needed educations NO BASEBALL LEAGUE: There will be no girl's baseball team Friends can visit Albin Kucler, son ,. „ , , of Mrs. Ursula Kucler of 3800 E. 165 j father of Frances, grandfather of Wil- sic Hall for James Melton last week ! St.. who is home for 19 days. He is | Ham. brother of Mary Zupančič. Res-She also had arrangements to meet with thc Navy and holds thc rank of i idence at 14m Thames Ave. Rose Stevens at he t hotel. You should | Petty Officer. Second Class. Dolinar Anna — Mother of Anne, make Cain Park your next place o,, Cn a ten day furlough is Pvt. Rob- i Mary, Joseph and Frank, sister of ert Kiaus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kraus | Frank. Residence at 19706 Tiverton of 20171 Tracy Ave He is from Camp ! Rd Siebert, Alabama. j Kovac, Mary — Wife of the late' this year. This is due to the insuffici- Staff Sgt. Henry Frank Bogatay of; Matthew. Residence at 1158 E. 60 St. ent number of players. Since many of the 339th Sqdn. 88th Heavy Bomber | Petschauer, Agnes — Wife of John, Group, stationed at Walla-Walla base : mother of Joseph. Residence at 6615 in Washington visited his mother Jen- i Bonna Ave. week on the E. 110 St. bus. Oi. oi, j nie as well as his brothers and sisters i Suhadolnik, Frank — Husband of j and friends. This was his first fur- : Martha, father of Martha. Victor and | lough in 16 months of service with the Marie, brother of Lawrence. Residence [ Second Air Force. He returned to at Chardon Rd.. and Euclid Ave. ! Washington on July 1st. His family; Svetina, Vincent — Father of Anne, lives at 887 E. 223 St., Euclid, O. His Residence ^t 3852 St. Clair Ave. Another active Theatre Guild mem- ' brother Tony has been in action in the J Uricich, John—Husband of Marie, ber will walk the aisle to the strains i Aleutian Islands and has not had a1 father of Joanne, son of John and what has this world come to yet 'Nuff for now — more next week. Do-Re-"Me" DRAMATIC CLUB of the Wedding March at St. Vitus Church on July 10 at the ten o'clock Mass. None other than one of the charter members of the Guild, Josephine Zust, cur former secretary, publicity chair- ' furlough. His army address: 35535487 man and member of numerous com- | 42nd Quartermaster Co., 42nd Inf. Div mittees. We remember her in differ-, Army Post No. 422, Camp Gruber ent roles in many plays. Namely "Mur-1 Okla. dered Alive" — "My Mother-in-Law—' Mrs. Jennie Ambrozic of 1105 E. 71 "The Jeweled Hand" — "Girl Shy" — Ist- received a letter from her son "Going on Seventeen." If she weren't j Joseph .saying that he arrived safely placed in the cast, she served as ush- in Australia. He sends best regards to er or prompter back stage. Always, Holy Name members. His address Is: willing to do her share and really i Pfc. Joseph M. Ambrozic, 35314307, Co enjoying herself and calling it fun. ' I C, 800 M. P. Bn„ APO 337, c/o Post- Employed bv the Cleveland Board of master, San Francisco. Calif. furlough for 17 months. Mary, brother of Frank. Tony, Mary, Pvt. Joe A. Zupančič, son of the Zu- Angeline, Flora and Anne. Residence pancic family, formerly of E. 6 St.. at 1674 Hillview Ave. now of 916 E. 73 St, is returning to Camp Gruber, Okla., after a ten day Education at Dunham School as secretary to the Principal and at present enjoying a long vacation which will last until the school re-opens in the Fall Joseph Purebar, a well-liked personable chap of the neighborhood will pledge the vows with her. Congratulations and much happiness to you both. May you have a bright future. A GUILD MEMBER SODALITY NEWS Just a report to all of our members who were not present at our last meeting, which was held Tuesday, June 29 of our future plans. JULY 4—7 o'clock Mass and Holy Communion. JULY 6—Board meeting at Frances Pernach's home promptly at 7:15 p. m. m. JULY 8—An informal evening to be spent at Euclid Beach. Everyone invited. Please meet in front of Cim-'jerman's store before 7:30 p. m. JULY 10—Wedding Mass of one of our members Miss Jo Zust to Mr. J. Purebar. JULY 13—Our next meeting, including a mission sale, refreshments and a concert. So come down one and come down all—we need money to send to the missions and it is a very worthy cause. JULY 25—Our annual Day of Recollection will be held at Providence Heights on this date. Sodalists will be asked to make their reservations at the next meeting. If you have a friend or friends who wquld like o spend a day with us, please invite them to join us More details in the near future concerning our Day of Recollection_ YOUR REPORTER Thanks to friends are expressed by Pvt. Edwin Baraga, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Baraga. 15612 Saranac Rd for making his ten day furlough so pleasant. He has returned to Camp Hcod, Texas, but, expects to be sent with his regiment elsewhere. Last Tuesday marked the departure cf the well-known Max Traven of the S.D.Z. office, who leaves behind his wife Carole and numerous friends who all wish him good luck. On furlough from South Carolina comes PPvt. Matthew F. Nousak, Jr., sen of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Nousak, 1133 E. 67 St. His army address is: Pvt. Matthew F. Nousak, Jr., 725 M. P. Bn. Co. C, Fort Coutrie, S. C. Transferred from Jefferson Barracks, Mo., Frank Zobec of 6315 Glass Aye., sends his new address, which is: Student Frank S. Zobec, N.C.O.P.T.I.S. 43-3 Co. G.B.T.C., No. 4. Miami Beach Fla. Albert Volcansek, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Volcansek of 8912 Union Ave., arrived this week for a nine day furlough. Enroute to his new destination on the Eastern coast. Lt. Francis R. Jaksic. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M-Jaksic, 111 St. Clair Ave., stopped at home for a few days. On a ten day furlough is Cpl. Raymond A. Skully, youngest son of Frank and Mary Skully of 1087 Addison Rd. He has earned a parachuter's silber wings. His armv address is: Cpl. Raymond A. Skully, A.S.N. 15320992. Co. G. 3rd Bn.. 50 Parachute Inf., APO 472, c/o Postmaster, Nashville, Tenn. From Boards 49 and 50. the following have been Inducted: Anthoryy Herchman. Frank Malner, Jr.. Tony Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Zupančič of 960 E. 236 St.. announce that on June 13 their son John became engaged to Miss Margaret Vicich of 9718 McCracken Blvd., Garfield Heights, O. John is an Aviation Cadet at Victory Field, Vernon, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smaltz of 21481 Nauman Ave., announce the marriage of their daughter Mary J. to Sgt Charles Lindsey. Both will return to Connecticut. Mrs. William Brgles of 775 E. 222 St., Euclid, announces the engagement of her daughter Rose Pecovich to John F. Mramor, son of Mrs. Emma Mra-mor of Lost Nation Rd.. Willoughby, O. Miss Pecovich, a graduate of Shore High School is employed at the Breck-enridge Machine Co., and her fiance was employed by the Pittsburgh Steamship Co., and is now at Great Lakes, 111. ——-o- the girls are employed and find their working schedules unable to coincide with baseball practice evenings, it is impossible to have a team. Though several girls are willing to play it is still impossible to have a team. Their intended joined league was the C. Y O. closing: Have a pleasant week-end everybody Gccd-bye to vou. and vou, but especially to YOU. THE SPY -o- Announcement VICTORY UNITED STATES ONDS AND STAMPS Jean's Beauty Shop at 15706 Holmes Ave., announces that it will be closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, that is: July 5. 6, 7, of next week only, -o- Month after month a firm sent its bill to a customer and finally received this reply: "Dear Sir: Once a month I put all my bills on the table, pick five at ran dom and pay these five. If I receive any more reminders from you, you wen't get a place in the shuffle next month." * The star reporter was covering a convention. "Well," snapped the editor. "What did our leading citizens have to say today?" "Nothing," replied the dejected reporter. '"Well," said the editor, '"keep it down to a column." Vrh, Milton Susman, John Stepic, Rudolph Pesec. The following have been accepted by the Navy: Stanley Stre-kal, Robert Mlac, Jack POnikvar. Harry Knaus and Joseph Tomsic. Good luck to all! FOR WEDDINGS AND ALL FORMAL OCCASIONS # FULL DRESS # TUXEDOS # CUTAWAYS Gfcrnife 17 f* CLAIR AVE DRESS SUIT RENTAL UEnderaon 2395 fourth of july—1943 In this war-wracked year of "forty-three" we will once again, with thankful hearts, patriotically celebrate the great birth date of our nation's freedom. We will pause to hear the Liberty Bell resound, loudly and clearly as it did on that fourth of July when "The Declaration of Independence" was signed so many years ago. How fortunate we are to hear our Liberty Bell still ring out midst the raging flames of war that leap higher and higher destroying lives, instigating hatred, tearing down ideals of a peace loving people, crushing hopes and banishing from the face of the earth that great sacred right of every man and nation —• Freedom! We of the United States of America, pause midst this terror of a burning world to commemorate '"The Declaration of Independence" tomorrow in a spirit of familiar and true patriotism-yet in a spirit of prayer and hope that our Liberty Bell shall resound unceasingly; that the freedom which has been ours in the past shall ever remain ours in the future and that our sons who have fought and are fighting today to preserve this "great freedom" shall as victors keep alive the America we know — a land where we shall continue to live in "the American way" as a people existing under democratic principles which advocate freedom, equal rights and equal opportunities. FEATURE PRESENTATION: Today we salute Brother Joseph Mervar! In appreciation and gratitude for his untiring efforts, the students of the exclusive Chaminade High School of Mineola, Long Island, dedicated their "Crimson and Gold" year book to Brother Joseph with these words: "Intimately associated with the achievements of our Alma Mater for the past ten years has been the name and person of our esteemed Vice Principal, Brother Joseph Mervar, Religious of the Society of Mary, Friend and Educator. A strong, determined character himself. Brother Joseph painstakingly helped to mould the characters of his students into the leaders they are today through his exacting demands In the classroom and his principaled insistence on order and discipline. "His devoted service to our Alma Mater as Head of the Mathematics and Music Department, his personal interest in each of his students as director of Vocational Guidance, his harmonizing influence throughout the school as disciplinarian and Vice principal, we appreciate. "To Brother Joseph, therefore, who has won the admiration and affection of each of us and of the hundreds of Chaminade men of the past decade, we reverently dedicate this volume, the '1943 CRIMSON AND GOLD."' Brother Joseph Mervar is the son of Mr. Thomas Mervar Sr. of East 82 Street and has always been very active in parish and scholastic activities prior to his religious career. To him we express sincere wishes for future success and happiness! * CARD PARTY—A card party will be sponsored by the ladies of the Blessed Sacrament Society on Thursday evening at 7:30 in the St. Lawrence auditorium. Everybody is invited. HEAR YE! HEAR YE! Our future Nightingales will be Vida and Agatha Silbitzer who will begin classes at St. Johns, Ann Molek who has chosen St. Alexis School of Nursing .. . Frances Ann Suhadolnik who is continuing her second year of training at St. Vincent's Charity Hospital May you attain success in your chosen careers! . . . Congratulations to Donald Ferfolia, "our king of the sax" who has ben awarded first prize on the "Burt's Program" last Sunday. Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ferfolia, an honor student at Cathedral Latin High School, has also been acclaimed for his musical achievements wtih the Latin Band! ... June Rose Bobnar of Garretsville, Ohio, a newcomer to the Burgh, is residing at the home of Mrs. Agnes Zagar . . . Smooth Sailing to Harry Zakrajsek, > member of the St. Lawrence a^id Curtain Guild, who voluntf and will be called for duty within next few days ... To our you' "shut-ins" Dorothy Yanchar and. nes Kuznik we express sincere * for a speedy recovery . . . Annie lj is enjoying her duties as "nurseV at St. Vincent's Charity hospital We had the opportunity to see again the "boys in khaki" Joe W Ftank Kastelic, Eddie Skul, Joey8 nik, Ralph Globokar and Seam«11 bert Volcansek. Johnny Vatovec. Frank "Buttons" Turk who were joying the pleasures of Home Home , . . Congratulations to Sgt liam Grozdanic upon his recent ■ motion . . . From somewhere in® land, Larry Terlop, "your former"; boy" greets you . . . William cf the Marines posts military gree from somewhere in the Sol01 where he is engaged in active v>' . . . Pvt. Lud Lekan who had up classes at John Carroll UnW and his post as Secretary of tM Boys when Uncle Sam called. | present trying to solve "The myste* the missing letters." . . The sea®E Co. 735 Al Rozman, Stan Skebe, Mismas, Richard Novak, Ray J Al Travnik and Joe Kastelic reo^ the good times of the past whict spent together in the Burgh • . :he name of "yours" missing ft®. Honor Roll due to your negli^ JLEASE — send his latest add^ :he rectory! . . . The date of tW? ner Festival has been set. Pufi' /our tickets "NOW" for that War Bond Give-Away. * the sasl WEDDING BELLS Married last Saturday were Mary Snyder, daughter of M1^ inidarsic of Myron Ave., and , Crnc. son of Mrs. Mary Kmc ' -3t. The marriage took place 'itus Church. 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