DOMOVINA AMERICAN IN SPIRIT—FOREIGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY AMERICAN HOME SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER CLEVELAND 3, O., FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 26, 1946 LETO XLVIII—VOL. XLVIII D, Značilno pismo iz domovine Iy Jakob I 'ft rf ■ > (id Se Ti bo Čudno zdelo, odhod to pismo prihaja. Shi-a v roke Tvoj Ust. Bila je dara številka od 21. no-j) "''>nl sem vse do zadnje črke in sem bil tega Usta zelo fc®/ dosti posnema1 cev. Tam sem tudi videl :J>V'Ker v stiski in trpljenju človeku vse na misel pride, UlJ,t Povem malo o sebi. Veš, dragi Jakob, povedati bi Ti ti^0D4 RAZMERE NE DOPUŠČAJO. Dosti smo prečenja, dost strahu, lakote, bole- «6 7Stirih letih> dosti trP} ^ 1®Ve/c ne sme spomniti na vso to grozo. Oče in mati sta [Ha pa Pogrešam svoja dva sinova ŽE OD MAJA MESE- se veliko družino, tako da se v teh razmerah težko :t(V^danji kruh, ko ga nič ni. Zato bi Te lepo prosil za ' Nošene cunje, moške in ženske, male iti. velike, pa 1 ko n, , 'c,k W; 32 ec sukanca. Ja, Wnznike Tebi in : Ti bom hvaležen. Voščim vesele družini. Z Bogom. Frank Hren, BNE VESTI IZ SLOVENIJI ki sitev Jih (Došlo preko Trsta) OBSODB. — VRSTE, eklo parti: sodišče proti , Je izreklo partizan-IT^ko so hil; fr,J1 Proti delu Osvo- r«nte m so bili obsoje- ni .Predbožičnem pro-'tfe).anca Rata j a in na sta ijo Franca Pel" 0(j °l'ganizatorja in k Vf,ra proti komuni. na Dolenje-i0s 1 so seveda obema \ ziralo ves tujski promet. Ime-| razstavo. Moralo pa se v tem nuje se "Turist-hotel." Ker ne| pogledu, kmalu kaj ukreniti, ker puste v deželo tujcev, bo le za tovarna nima dovolj prostora za domače tujce. Morda pošljete po shrambo vseh novoizdelanih av-tem podjetju kaj ameriških komunistov v Jugoslavijo. Tretje novo podjetje je "Us-teks." To bo monopoliziralo vso trgovino z usnjem in tekstilija-mi. Beremo, da ima prostore v nekdanjih lokalih tvrdke Šalamun — Lampe, ki je v velikem narodnem navdušenju darovala sama sebe državi in je torej ni bilo treba šele razlaščati. Prostori bodo tudi v bivši trgovini Urbanec, ki pa so jo morali razlastiti, ker se ni hotela sama darovati državi. PODRŽAVLJENA je tudi prodaja semen. Tako bo kmet pod bolj natančno kontrolo. ---o- so bila razbita v zadnji svetov-PARIS - Francoski finančni ycjni Dvoje takjh jetniških minister Andrei Philip je na-| taboHŠČ žg pripravljajo blizu znanil, da je Kanada odobri-' Monakova in Nuerenberga. Vsa-! ko teh taborišč bo lahko sprejelo do deset tisoč jetnikov. -o- Znašel se je v sitnem položaju — koga naj uboga? komunistom 'tna reč. Tisti, ki Obešeni in Nto več ne potre-h % 0d^se kako svojo Ofcv, 0 SODIŠČE V ' ail''6 izrekl° Proti :; 0(lv?iČeVih Wudi te" ' ^ e^ik dr. Ernest ■ ^ ' lk 3 leta, Pavel Je dobli 14 let, 5 let, dr. V Afriki so odkrili bogate zlate rudnike Johannesburg, Afrika. — Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, rudarski veščak, prerokuje, da bo Južna Afrika v prihodnjih desetih letih doživela velikanski val zla-toiskalcev in veliko pro^perite-to. V Odendaal Rust je našel zlato rudo, kjer bodo najboljši rudniki, ki so jih odkrili po najdbi diamantov ieta 1870 v bližini Kimberly. . J J 'et -7 , VW ^dravko Deleja «ustja 3 leta, novi-^ 5 let. Tako se Mjj^Venija počasi v ^ ,ra2ala, da smo Slo- WtCJ Ječo. Pravičnost P Ht Ji So k i H, zločinski na-sti'J« takrat, ko bo A biriče! KSODBA SVOJE tov. če ne bo drugače, bo morala ustaviti produkcijo. -o-- Stavka železničarjev napovedana za 18. maja, če ne pride do sporazuma Generalna stavka železničar- j jev je napovedana za 18. maja, če ne pride prej do zadovoljivih dogovorov mecl delavci in železniškimi družbami, tako je naznanil generalni načelnik bratovščine strojevodij' in železničarjev. Vsa pogajanja zastopnikov železniških družb in zastopniki delavcev s posredovanjem vladnega posredovalnega odbora, ki je predlagal, da bi delavci dobili 16 centov poviška na uro niso imela uspeha. Železničarji s tem niso bili zadovoljni in so izjavili, da če prej ne dosežejo svojih zahtev, da odidejo na stavko 18. maja. -o—^- Vedite, da pri prehodu čez cesto ne boste nikdar preveč previdni. Posebna previdnost pa je potrebna v mraku in ponoči. WASHINGTON — Vlada ima , . . . . , , ,i pcc reti 23 let v načrtu program ,da zopet 1 ... , , , , • i poslopje, ker je isto kvoto za klavnice, da , ' . la posojilo Franciji v vsoti $240,000,000 po tri odstotke obresti. S tem posojilom bo Francija nakupila v Kanadi raznih potrebščin. J NAPERVILLE, ILL. — V tem' mestu se je pripetila velika' Santa McmicR) Ca]. _ john železniška nesreča, ki je sko- y Don0van, lastnik Časa Ma-ro najhujša v zgodovini, ko a apartment hiše, kjer stasia dva osebna vlaka zadela' nuje 24 najemnikov> Se je zna. skupaj. Domneva se da je od v^ d dvema ognjema in ne 40 do 50 mrtvih in okrog 125 _e ^ naj pos]u-a ftU uboga ; ranjenih. Reševalci še pre-^ eni ytrani je sodnija> na »kujejo pod razvalinami vla-;d ()pA ka za nadaljne zrtv.e. n , .. . n .■, 1 Sodnija je odločila, da mora staro apartment upelje kvoto za klavnice, da f —v z"ni'v.k! se na ta način razdeli mesto^f določena samo ,a enodruzin- bolj enakomerno širom dežele!ske hlse" Urad mu1Je ih tako omeji črni trg. Polje-' P^veda izgnati stanovalce deljski department in urad iz hiše. Kako naj sedaj«napravi, OPA sta določila kvoto iz letaka bo koza. cela m volk sit? 1944. Tako 'smejo klavnice' ~~ 0 , 4. 1-1 i. _ 4. -I SPOMNITE SE NAŠIH BEGUNCEV pobiti toliko zivme kot so jo, v TUjini s kakim darom; v odgovarjajočih mesecih leta i— ~ 1944. Kljub temu pa se pri-j čakuje, da dobe klavnice samo( 80 odstotkov kvote leta 1944 za klanje prašičev. Ta do-1 ločba stopi v veljavo 28. aprila. < LONDON — Angleška vlada je naznanila, da bo standard mera kruha, kar je bilo dva fun-ia, znižana na en funt in trii četrt, a cena pa ostane ista. i Varenje piva je znižano na' 90 odstotkov po predvojnih računih. -—o- Zed. države podpirajo Avstralijo, ki zahteva preiskavo v Španiji Preiskovalna komisija pa nima pravice priporočati kake akcije proti Španiji New York. — Zastopniki Zed. držav so z veseljem podprli predlog avstralskih zastopnikov, ki so prišli na dan z novo predlogo glede Španije. Avstralci zahtevajo, da se pošlje v Španijo posebno komisijo, ki naj preišče vse obtožbe, a nima pa ta komisija nikake pravice predlagati ali priporočati, kakšno stališče naj se zavzame napram Francovi Španiji. Temu pa se je Francija uprla s pripombo, da se delokrog 1ie komisije nekoliko omeji. Avstralski zastopnik pa je izjavil, da se bo boril v koncilu in zunaj njega proti vsaki omejitvi ali restrikciji, pa naj bo.predložena od Francij'a ali od katerega koli drugega naroda. Prvič tekom enega meseca se je zgodilo, da ni bil na seji navzoč perzijski poslanik Hussein Ala, sicer se pa itak ni nič razpravljalo na tej seji o perzijskem vprašanju. --o-— Hčere Ameriške Revolucije so se podale in dovolile dvorano črncem Washington. — Dolgo je trajal boj in končno pa so le zmagali črnci. Hčere Ameriške Revolucije, kakor imenujejo svojo organizacijo, so se dolgo u-pirale, da bi imeli vstop v Constitution Hall v Washingtonu tudi razni artisti črnega plemena. Sedaj so zapreke odstranjene in tako bo 2. junija nastopil v koncertu v tej dvorani zbor Tu-skegee instituta. Ta zbor bo nastopil tudi v več drugih večjih mestih. Constitution dvorana je edini večji prostor v Washingtonu, ki je primeren za take prireditve. Leteča bolnišnica je dospela iz Honolulu v San Francisco San Francisco — Letalo The Hawaii Mars, ali boljše povedano, leteča bolnišnica je dospela v San Francisco iz Honolulu s stotimi bolniki, kar je rekordno število. Vsega skupaj je bilo na letalu 121 oseb. Polet je trajal 14 ur in 42 minut. MATI SEDEMNAJSTIH OTROK PRAVI, #DA OTROCI NISO NIKAKA NADLEGA V HIŠI Vprašanje, na katerega mi ne vemo odgovora: Eno krščansko družino za drugo so iztrebili. 20. nov. 1942 je bila odvedena in pobita Dolinarjeva družina iz Zaklanca pri Horjulu št. 11. Vbiti so bili: oče, mati in dve hčeri, vsi, ki so bili doma. Takih od partizanov poklanili družin dobite po vseh župnijah. Zakaj so to delali? Bile so krščanske družine, ki niso marale komunizma. Zato so morale umreti v imenu partizanska svobode! Plini v odvodnih kanalih povzročili razstrelbo Plini, ki so se nabrali v odvodnih kanalih so se užgali ob kratkem stiku elektrike so povzročili razstrelbo na Prospect Ave., blizu 9. ceste. Počilo je krog polnoči in pognalo kaki 50 oseb na četo iz bližnjih hotelov. Človeških žrtev ni bilo. Soldiers Grove, Wis. — Mrs. Fred Schoville je 35 let stara farmarica in mati sedemnajstih otrok. Ona pravi, da otroci niso prav nič v nadlego v družini, pa če jih je še več. In menda ena že ve kaj govori, kajti tako velika družina tudi ni kar Itako. "Zdi se mi, da kar tako I sami prihaja j m," je dobrodušno in ve&elo rekla ponosna mati, ko je ravno grela mleko za sedemnajstega otroka, ki je bil rojen komaj pred dobrim tednom in je zopet deklica. "Saj jih morate kar z veseljem sprejeti, te male stvarce," se je zadovoljno izrazila napram časnikarskemu poročevalcu. Mrs Schoville se je poročila pred enaindvajsetimi leti, ko je bila stara komaj štirinajst let in njen mož pa je hil star osemnajst let. Prvi otrok se jima je rodil dva dni potem, ko sta praznovala prvo obletnico poroke. Bila je deklica. Nato pa se jima je rodilo še deset deklic in šesti fantov. : | Razne drobne novice iz Clevelanda in te okolice Vrnitev iz bolnišnice— Mrs.' Anne Jak&ip, lastnica Grdina Shoppe, 6111 St. Clair Ave., se je, včeraj 'vrnila iz Charity bolnišnice Morala bo ostati še nekaj časa pod zdravniško oskrbo. Ko je naš urednik Jack slišal, da se Ančka odpravlja domov, je tudi on takoj poklical za račun, za čevlje in iza obleko-. Toda njemu so rekli, da se jim je tako priljubil, da ga bodo še nekaj časa imeli za svojega v bolnišnici. Pa nič, je rekel naš Jack, se obrnil v zid in začel kuhati rivec. Upamo, da se bodo tudi njega kmalu tam naveličali in ga poslali domov. V nedeljo bo lepa prilika— V nedeljo dopoldne, ko bo pred cerkvijo sv. Vida razstavljen nov NASH, boste imeli lepo priliko, da kupite delnice, ki vam bodo omogočile, da morda postanete lastnik istega. I stotem boste lahko dobili tudi vstopnice za prireditev 5. maja, ki bo v cerkveni dvorani sv. Vida. Dr. F J. Kern iz mesta— V soboto 27. aprila Dr. Ker-na ne bo v uradu, ker odide v Colijmbus na zborovanje učiteljev slovanskih jezikov in vseh ki se za to zanimajo. Tako bomo imeli tudi Slovenci svojega zastopnika na tem zborovanju. Naznanjata zaroko— Mr. in Mrs. Koss, 7616 Lock-year Ave., naznanjata, da se je na velikonuoč zaročila njiju hčerka Ann Agnes z Mr. Steve Grzsik iz 6600 Gertrude Ave. Mr. Grzsik je bil v decembru častno odpuščen iz armade po treh letih službe v Sredozemlju. Iz bolnišnice— Po srečno prestani operaciji v St. Alexis bolnišnici se je vrnila na svoj dom Miss Olga Merhar, 1021 E. 185 St., hčerka agilnega tajnika st. 18 SDZ, Frank Merhar j a. Miss Merhar, ki se že prav dobro počuti, se želi tem potom zahvaliti prijateljicam za obiske, poslane cvetljice in voščilne kartice. Prijateljice jo lahko sedaj obiščejo na njenem domu. Sestra išče brata— Sestra bi rada izvedela za svojega brata Ciril Zorko, doma iz Artič pri Brežicah. Ce sam to čitla ali če kd-o drugi naših rojakov Ve zanj, naj se zglasi ali sporoči na Frank Gerjevich, 20563 Tracy Ave., Euclid 19, Ohio. Slovenski radio— Slovenski radio program bo odslej oddajan vsako nedeljo ■ ob 11 dopoldne na WGAR j (1220). Zveza Najsv. Imena— Zveza društev Najsv. Imena ima skupno sejo v nedeljo ob 2:30 v šolski dvorani fare Ma- Mrs. Schoville je rekla, da' rije Vnebovzete. Člani so vablje-vselej, kadar je bil kateri ro- ni, da se udeleže radi važnih za-jen, je mislila, da je zadnji. | dev, ki bodo na dnevnem redu. "Ampak zdaj pa nič več ne re- pisma imajo pri nas— čem," je hudomušno pristavila,j Oglar Franc iz' Sp. Lok pri "sem se že prevečkrat zmotila Krašnji; piše Jenko Albina in zarekla." Izmed vseh sedem-1 Smitt Mary, Gallena, 111.; pi-najstih otrok pa sta bila samo še Lenček Rado. , dva rojena v bolnišnici in no-i J°hn Urbančič, Cleveland, benkrat ni rodila dvojčkov ali Piše Terezija Urbančič, trojčkov. Eden izmed otrok je umrl, trije so že z doma, a drugi pa so še vsi doma pri očetu in materi. Srednji Lipovec št. 12, pri Žužemberku. Eni Zupančič, Cleveland, O.; piše Filomena Vesel, Gestrino-va 8, Ljubljana. "AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA" AMERICAN HOME SLOVENIAN DAILY NEWSPAPER (JAMBS DEBEVEC, Editor) §117 St. Clair Ave. HEnderson 0628 Cleveland 3. Ohio _Published dally except Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays NAROČNINA: Za Ameriko na leto $7.00; za Cleveland in Kanado po pošti za eno leto $8.00. Za Ameriko pol leta $4.00; za Cleveland in Kanado po pošti pol leta $4.50. Za Ameriko četrt leta $2.50; za Cleveland In Kanado po poŠti četrt leta $2.75. Za Cleveland in okolico po raznašalcih: celo leto $7.00. pol leta $4.00, četrt leta $2.50. _Posamezna Številka stane 5 centov. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: United States $7.00 per year; Cleveland and Canada by mall $8.00 per year. U. S. $4.00 for 6 months. Cleveland and Canada by mall $4.50 for 6 months. U. S. $2.50 for 3 months. Cleveland and Canada by mall $2.75 for 3 months. Cleveland and suburbs by Carrier $7.00 per year. $4.00 for 6 months, $2.50 for 3 months. Single copies 5 cents each. Entered .as second-class matter January 6th 1908, at the Post Office at Cleveland, Ohio, under the Act of March 3rd 1879. 83 No. 83 Fr,i., April 26, 1946 Edward J. Kovačič za okrajnega komisarja V torek dne 7. maja se po državi Ohio vrše primarne Volitve pri katerih bodo državljani opredeljeni na politične stranke izvolili oziroma nominirali kandidate za javne urade, kateri bodo šli meseca novembra na splošne volitve. Demokratska stranka bo izbrala svoje in republikanska svoje kandidate, kateri bodo pri glavnih volitvah tekmovali za. ztnago. Vsi oni kan-didatje, ki ne dobe prvenstveno ali zadostno število glasov pri primarnih volitvah so avtomatično črtani iz volilne glasovnice za jesenske volitve. Po ameriški ustavi se državni politični ustroj deli na posamezne samoupravne celice in sicer: mestne, okrajne, državne in federalne enote. Za nas so važne,vse, še posebno ker si jih sami postavljamo in v zastopstvo volimo upravne javne uradnike. V temu članku.se hočemo nekoliko poglobiti v urad okrajnega komisarja. Okrajni volilni sistem zahteva, da se v ta, urad izvolijo trije komisarji in sicer za dobo štirih jet. Dva komisarja sta izvoljena skupaj in eden dve leti pozneje iz razloga, da ne pridejo v urad sami novinci, katerim ne bilo poslovanje poznano. ...... /■ Naloga okrajnih komisarjev je, da gledajo na gospodarstvo okiaja,' določijo proračun za vzdrževanje drugih okrajnih uradov, določajo vsote za javne naprave in nako-pujejp posestva, katera so potrebna odkupiti za javne naprave. Določajo stroške za okrajne ceste in mostove ter pazijo na, izdano imovino, da se porabi v namen za kateri je bil izdan. Kratko rečeno, so oni faktorji, kateri z modrim in previdnim gospodarstvom veliko prihranijo davkoplačevalcem ali pa malomarno razsipljejo ljudski denar. Od okrajnih komisarjev je zelo veliko odvisno, kje se izboljšave storijo, ali v naselju bogatašev ali v naselju priprostega delavca. Mi smo zainteresirani za izboljšave malega človeka'pa bil to mali trgovec, obrtnik ali delavec. Vsi se moramo vsak po svoje boriti za kos kruha in obstanek. Če smo davkoplačevalci hočemo od tega imeti tudi koristi, ker itak moramo bogatejše sloje potom naše fizične sile ali potom kupče-vanja indirektno podpirati. Če je njih zahteva upravičena je naša dvakratno, ker le mali človek je oni, ki s svojim trdim delom in žgočimi žulji koplje zlato za prosvitljence. Ker je temu tako zahtevamo za, sebe mesto, kjer se naši davki delijo in za javne naprave določajo. V urad okrajnega komisarja letos kandidira na demokratski glasovnici naš rojak Edward J. Kovačič sedaj in štiri zaporedne termine zastopnik v mestni zbornici. Kdo je Edward J. Kovačič se nam zdi nepotrebno povdarjati. Njegov energični nastop v mestni zbornici, njegova odločnost kjerkoli se je šlo za malega človeka, trgovca ali obrtnika nam je temeljito poznana. Edward Kovačič je oni, kateri se je po robu postavil plinskim družbam in oni bore, kateri se je boril za znižanje elektrike proti električnem trustu v korist malega človeka. Nastopal je vselej tako odločno in svojega stališča gotov, da mu niso bili kos visoko plačani in dobro ternirani kompanijski advokatje. Karijera katero je vršil v mestni zbornici ga je odlikovala in lokalno ameriško časopisje ga je kvalificiralo enega izmed najboljših mestnih zastopnikov. V mestni zbornici je zadnja dva termina nastopal neodvisno, tako kakor se mu je zdelo najboljše za delavstvo, male hišne posetnike, trgovce in ofcrtnike. Vrjel ni slepoti in nezmotljivosti strankinega vodstva. Zagrizel se je posebno po bližnjem spoznanju zakulisne politične igre proti našemu rojaku Frank J. Lauschetu na prislovico: "Gnilo naj odpade in zdravo naj služi narodu." Dosledno se,je držal gesla: "Iz naroda za narod." V živ spomin nam prihaja velika nesreča 20. oktobra predlanskega leta. Noč in dan je bil na delu in v pomoč nesrečnim, kateri so pri plinski razstrelbi zgubili vse, svojce in premoženje. Trudil se je, da je dobil od mestne uprave izdatno pomoč, trudil, da se je vsaka nadaljna nevarnost iz naselbine odstranila, prosjačil za ponesrečene in nešteto potov napravit za obnovo naselja. Storil je veliko več, kakor ga je dolžnost vezala in vse to, ker se je v polni duši zavedal, da je on sam eden izmed tistega naroda, ki je v katastrofi doprinesel največje žrtve. Globoko nam je še v spominu njegov nastop pred političnimi oblastvi in tudi pred sodnijo v borbi proti tovarni na 64. cesti, katera je s svojimi velikimi kladvi na parni pogon počasi rušila dkoliške hiše, narodne ustanove in kalila mir v mirnem naselju. V spomin nam prihaja, kako so se hoteli v naše naselje uriniti nezažeijeni tovarnarji in uničiti vrednost naših slovanskih hiš brez da govorimo o smradu in gnilobi, ki bi se širila do naših hišnih pragov. Kjerkoli se je šlo za korist prebivalcev in državljanov 23. varde smo Eddija našli v prvih vrstah in boril se je za njih pravice, kakor bi bila cela 23. varda njegova neizključna lastnina. .. Ob koncu našega toplega priporočila, da naši ljudje, oziroma vsi Slovani storijo vse za njegovo izvolitev in agitira-jo z dodatno pripombo, da ima v mestni zbornici izmed vseh poleg Ed. Pucelna najboljši rekord pri posečanju mestnih odborovih in pododborovih sej — zakaj, ker je vesten,-pošten in zmožen ljudski zastopnik. Pojdimo 7. maja v volilne koče in glasujmo zanj brez vsakega pomisleka ali zadržka. Je sin naše krvi in del onega naroda, kateri je v moderni zgodovini doprinesel največ žrtev in trpljenja za splošno civilizacijo in človečanstvo. Oddajte odreike šn denar v nedeljo Odbor za NASH avtomobil v korist cerkve sv. Vida prosi vse farane in prijatelje, da oddajo odrezke in denar v priloženi kuverti že to nedeljo pri kateri koli sv. maši. Do sedaj kažejo prejemki, da bo ta prireditev ena najboljših v zgodovini fare. Zato ste prošeni, da pomagate, da se bo to res tudi uresničilo. V nedeljo od 9 do 12 dopoldne boste imeli priliko si ogledati nov NASH na razstavi pred cerkvijo sv. Vida na Glass Ave. če imate že kupljeno delnico zanj, se boste morda 5. maja lahko peljali v njem domov. svoje znance, povabite prijatelje. Vsak je dobrodošel. * * * V sredo se pričnejo šmarnice. Zelo krasne šmarnice bomo imeli letos. Dobili smo jih naravnost iz Ljubljane. Imenujejo se: "ROŽNI VENEC IN SLOVENSKI NAROD." To so šmarnice, ki pripoveduje o Naši ljubi Gos-pej Fatimski in imajo zglede iz zadnjh časov domače slovenske zgodovine, šmarnice hodo vsak večer. O torkih bodo v angleškem jeziku. Prihajajte k tem pobož-nostim in oklenimo se naše matere Marije naj izprosi, da čim prej Bog naredi konec sedajnim nečloveškim razmeram v Sloveniji. * * * * V nedeljo popoldne o pol 3 se vrši shod Zveze društev sv. Imena v Collinwoodu pri fari Marije Velikonočni prazniki so mimo nas tako prijazno, da le Yedko kdaj tako. V tem času, ko se narava prebuja in vse vstaja k novemu življenju, je pač primerno, da obhajamo tudi Vstajenje Gospodovo. Saj ravno v tem je toliko upanja tudi za nas, da veren človek, če se mu še tako slabo godi tukaj na zemlji, na Veliko noč le vztrepeta veselja in se mu čelo zjasni, ko zasliši veseli glas: "Aleluja! Ale-luja! Vstal je Kristus,. Aleluja !" Kajti, če je Kristus vstal, je s tem dal pečat, neodluščljivi pečat, na vse Njegove besede in obljube. .In On je tisti, ki je nam obljubil, da bomo vstali od smrti tudi mi. "Jaz sem vstajenje i« življenje. Kdor v me veruje, ,bo živel, če ravno umrje." In zopet: "Kdor je moje meso in pije mojo kri ima večno življenje v sebi." čas je kot eskelator. Naprej proti smrti in grobu nas nese, hočeš, nočeš, človek pa noče umreti, živeti hoče. To je na-ravho. In to stalno življenje nam obljublja Tisti, ki je sam najprej smrt premagal in od smrti vstal. Velika noč .je zagotovilo tega življenja večnega in to zagotovilo ne daje zmotljivi človek. Bog sam nam ga daje, ki ne more varati in ne varan .biti. Zato te pretresljive Alelivje, zato ta nepopisljiva radost ob Kristuso-- vem vstanenju. ♦ # * Ni še: pet let odkar sta stopila pred oltar, da si obljubita trajno zvestobo Frajik Tomšič in Frances Legan. Lep par je bil in vsi smo rekli: to'bo imenitna družina. Pred nekaj meseci jih je Bog blagoslovil z krasnim sinčkom, katerega sta bila neizrečeno vesela. Zdaj sta spoznala, da je tedaj v šli mesec pristopajo k mizi Gospo- dovi. Tudi na Veliko noč, torej par dni pred smrtjo, je prejel to zagotovilo večnega življenja. "Kdor je moje meso In pije mojo kri ostane v meni in jaz v njem, in jaz ga bom obudil1 po sledni dan." Ako bi bil on eden izmed onih, ki zanemarjajo ta kruh življenja, bi bik) žalostno zanj in brez tolažbe za ostale. Tako pa, seveda, njih srce se sicer krči od žaloseti, ne bodo pa žalovali "kot oni, ki nimajo upa nja." Jutri ob 10 ga bomo spremili na Kalvarijo, k njegovemu trajnemu počitku. Bog s teboj, Frank. Večna luč naj ti sveti. Vsem ostalim naše globoko so- žalje izražamo tem potom. * ♦ * že dolgo niso 1 orgle sv. Lovrenca Itako . mogočno zagrmele kot na Veliko noč zjutraj o petih pri tretji Aleluji. G. Ivan Zor-man je dal delo vsem piščalim, da so nas basi spominjali na velikonočni potres in drugi glasovi pa na apgelske besede "Vstal je. Ni ga tukaj!" Pevci vseh ko-rov so.se res potrudili in pri vseh petih mašah je bilo čutiti, da se niso za stonj vadili. Iskrena zahvala vsem. še praf posebno pa se je odlikoval šolski kor, prav za prav, šolarji sploh, ker vsi pojejo. Petje ima zelo veliko vlogo pri cerkveni litur-giji- z * * * Zdravnik: "Vaš kašelj je znatno lažji' danes." Pacient: "Za to gre kredit meni, rte vam. "Saj sem se celo noč vadil." * * » V nedelj o boste videli, kako se ozdravi ' gotove vrste bolezen. Igra "Its a Long Lane" vam to zakonsko življenje pokaže. "Teta Lenka" je hudo resnici srečno, ka- bolna. Jean Snyder jo izborno šele dar se v hiši zasliši otroški jok. Zdaj sta imela, nekaj, zakar bosta živela in delala. Vsak dan je hitel mladi oče od dela domov, da se doma poigra s tem božjim darom in razveseli in na duhu in telesu spočije. Pa je prišla nepričakovana smrt! Brezsrčna smrt! Frank Tomšič je delal cel dan v torek 23. aprila. Povrnivši se od dela proti večeru, je tarnal, da se ne počuti dobro. Vendar pa je še šel keglat, ker je bil njegov večer za to. Prišel je kmalu nazaj se vlegel in izdihnil. , če bi bila ta tragedija konec vsega, kako nedopovedljivo žalostna živl.jenska zgodba bi bila to. Ker pa to ni konec,1 ampak šele začetek prave sreče in bres-končnega življenja, kot nas zagotavlja Zveličar, imajo sorodniki, zlasti pa soproga in starši neprecenljivo tolažbo v zave'wti, da se bodo zopet videli, zopet se-šli v kraji*, kjer ločitve ni več. "Bog bo obrisal vse solze, in žalosti ne bo več, ne joka in ne srčnih boli.' Frank Tomšič je bil eden onih naših dobrih mož, ki redno.vsak predstavlja. "Teta Dora," katero igra Dorothy Snyder ji zelo dobro potnega. Toda nečakina "Helen," ki jo izvrstno igra Angela Petrič, se končno naveliča vsega in napove svojo neodvisnost. To hudo pobere njenega brata "Ronalda," Donald Fer-folia bo pokazal kako, in "sestro; Margie," ki jo bo predstavljala ■Dolores Žagar tako, da sta oba kot spokorna grešnika skesana, pa je prepozno. Vmes pride tudi "Buzzie Craig" (Anton Gli-ha /r.) "Frank Pearce" (Anton Lekan) ima svojo mero "trrbla" ker mu je "Teta Lenka" hotela odtujiti n j e g o v o "soprogo," "Mattie" (Margie Suhadolnik) pa jo je še potolažil in končno pride še "P. J. Wheatly/' ki ga izborno pobere Wilfred Grden, in vse se veselo izteče. Tako veselo, da bo prav gotovo vsa dvo- i rana zadovoljna. Igra bo trikrat | ponovljena in sicer za otroke v nedeljo popoldne o pol 3. Zvečer o 7:30 in v pondeljek zvečer o' bila poprej le senca." Tako je. Edino katoliška vera zamore dati nam red, gotovost luč in konkretno resnico. Lansko leto je (Nadaljevanje na 3. strani) "Razvalina življenja" Euclid, O. — Vsem, ki morda še ne veste, naznanjam, da priredi naša podružnica št. 14 SžZ v nedeljo 28. aprila krasno dramo "Razvalina življenja," ki je res nekaj lepega in zato vabim prav vse naše članice, kakor tudi vse članice sosednjih podružnic v Clevelandu, da pridete pogledat. Drage članice, ostanimo dobre in zveste članice Slovenske ženske zveze in bodimo si prijateljica med seboj, saj vemo vsi, da prepiri rode samo razdor,- Bodi- dira- Pri prihodnjih vf.^ dira dobro poznam »J ^ gič izvoljeni držaV"^ Joseph W. Kovachja man at large. Če '' poznali kot ga PoZD*^ okolci, bi gotovo vs»K dal zanj svoj glas. p Joseph W. Kovač V štva sv. Lovrenca m^ let blagajnik iste?8- ^ direktor Slovenske^ 80. cesti in dolgolet«1 družbe SND. . ^ Vedno in vselej ^ vsakomur. Vselej1 ^. ca, ker je on saW 0 njih, saj je tudi sat« varni v vojnem ^ pa simpatizira z v0j ni). Ako bo on • * j ' • -iWfl' mo zveste naukom, ki nas jih je Vnebovzete. Vabljeni so, ne le j L;čila naša mati. Kadar se nam odborniki Zveze, ampak vsi čla-, dobro godi, ne poznamo Boga, kani. Upamo, da se udeleži tudi, dar pa nas zadene nesreča in se nekaj mlajših, da uredijo svojo, nam slabo godi, ga zaničujemo baseball ligo. j in preklinjamo in premnogi, ka- j a. j. K. » * * j terim so duhovniki trn v peti, Nekdo razlaga besedo "Bar- "išesar ne prispevajo ne za cer-ber" (brivec) in pravi, da pride j kev in ne za kako drugo katoli-ta izraz iz latinske besede "Bar- §ko stvar. Zato pa bodimo vsaj me katoliške žene prijatelice med seboj in deluj mo složno za naše skupne cilje. Pridite vse članice v nedeljo v naš prijazen Euclid, da se skupno malo razvedrimo in po-veselimo. Prepričana sem, da vam bo ta igra j ako ugajala in nobeni ne bo žal pota in časa, ki imeli korist davW lavci in veterani- # j Volivcem se w ^ oddajte volitvah za Joseph y urad Congressman ba," ki pomeni brado. Potemtakem je na slovensko prestavljeno, brivec prav za prav "bradač." Ali ne? * * * Z vedli smo, po zanesljivem viru, da je bil Rev. Darko Slapšak, brat Rev. Julius Slapšaka, obsojen na 16 let, baje dete med dr varji. Zakaj je bil obsojen? i?a bo zamudila tisto popoldne. 7:80. tov. Otroci popoldne 15 cento - ! Vstopnina ,ie samo 50 cen-1 v. To je zadnja igra za to sezono, cc ne monlf; še dlje. Pripeljite 1 Poslušajte in strmite. Njegova pregreha je bila neznosna. Učiteljic^ v^ ondotni šoli je baje vrgla križ iz šolske stene na tla tako, da se je razletel. Father Slapšak je pa to obsojal, tako pripovedujejo, in to protestiranje (par besedi proti takemu skrunjenju sv. Razpela) to je tisti strašni zločin, radi katerega je bil obsojen na 16 let. Ali ni res to nezaslišana verska svoboda? človeku vajenemu ameriških razmer in svoboščin, kar ne gre v glavo, da bi bila kje kaka vlada, ki bi mogla biti tako zverinsko krivična in hudobna. Ali je to tista vlada, za katero se potegujejo nekateri slovenskih listov v Ameriki??!!! * * * Nekdo pravi: "V vojnem času moraš, kar kupiš dvakrat na-ločiti, trikrat plačati, dobiš pa enkrat." Pa po vojni ni dosti boljše. Mi smo že dvakrat naročili motorni stroj za travo kosit, plačali sicer še nismo, dobili bomo pa morda tja meseca decembra, ko trave več ne bo. * * * Jutri večer prirejajo naši do-služenci "The Catholic War Veterans, St. Lawrence Post," pies v dvorani Narodnega doma in vabijo vse take, ki ne morejo pri miru stati, da se udeležijo. * » * Pa je res to. Nekdo piše: "Ljudem lahko poveš koliko kosti imajo y svojem telesu in vr-"'eli ti bodo. Toda v hipu, ko vidi napis "Fresh Paint" se mora / sam s prstom dotakniti, da se prepriča." To je napisal nekdo, ki je sam morda sedel na^dop, ki je nosila "Fresh Paint." * » * Marjetica je bila poredna. Zato jo je mati poslala v kamro, da "pove Bogu." Marjetica je res odšla v kamro. Ko pride nazaj, jo njena tovaršica zaupno po-praša, če je res vse povedala Bogu. Marjetica se nakremži in zašepeta: "Nisem ne povedala. Kaj pa misliš? Naenkrat bi vsa nebesa vedela o tem." * * * če se radi smejete potem pridite na igro v nedeljo ali pa v pondeljek> Igra je pravi meh za smeh. / ♦ « * John L. Stoddard je bil kon vertit. Po pristopu v katoliško vero, se ga njegovi prijatelji spraševali, kako se počuti v tej novi veri. Stoddard jim je odgovoril: "Katoliška vera mi je dala red, kjer je bila po pre. j zmešnjava, gotovost, kjer je bil poprej dvom, luč, kjer je bila poprej tema in bistvo., kjer je Pa ne vabim samo članice SžZ, ampak prav prijazno vabim tudi vse naše prijatelje in pr i j atel j ice, da pridite v nedeljo popoldne v Slovenski društveni dom na Recher Ave., k tej krasni predstavi, ki jo bo podala naša podružnica št. 14 SŽZ. Na svidenje, U. Trtnik. -o- S. N. Muzej išče številke Ameriške Domovine Cleveland. O. — Sedaj je na vrsti vezava letnikov dnevnika Ameriške Domovine v Slovenskem narednem muzeju SND na St. Clair Ave. Radi bi izpopolnili navedene letnike, da, bi bili popolni. Ako ima kdo stare številke, kolikor že od spodaj navedenih, je prošen v imenu muzeja, da bi jih podaril za slovensko zgodovino, ki se zbira in urejuje v S. N Muzeju. Išče se sledeče številke: Leto 1940: July .18, 19, 24, 27 in 29 ; Aug. 28; Dec. 23. Leto 1941: :Jan. 14; Sept. 19, 20 in 25. Leto 1942: Feb. 16 in 17; March 3, 4 in 20; June 23; Aug. 18 in 26; Oktober 28; Nov. 19 in 20; Dec. 15, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24 in 26. Leto 1943: Aug. 30; Sept. 1, in 22. Leto 1944-: Feb. 23; April 18, 20, 26 in 28; May 12, 15, in 29; Sept.,6. Ako imate katere izmed teh številk, prosimo, da bi jih dostavili v urad S. N. Doma, ali Pa pokličite upravitelja muzeja, E Gorsheta, HE 4245, da jih pride iskat. Prosimo sodelovanja cd vsakogar, ki more kaj pomagati. E. Gorshe —--o-- Primarne volitve Veteranom Is*1 vojne Cleveland, 0. ~~' in borec za ljudske tin L. Sweeney J® go, dat za kongresni** tu, katerega je J nad deset let Vf r>! * tovne vojne dob''0^:' bila kongresni* -Jl Sweeney iz 0h«> ■ * se b°r Texasa, ki sta rS dobila federalni ^ rane prve svet^ -pc ga tudi mi ne hey je borec ;PrJelo. mehljivih časih- | hey je borec PrVe ne ozira koga bo "V* u*1'1 m* gre za pravice veka. Za kar V Ne smemo g* & zabiti in Prici naših prijateU«V: ri f li svoj glas 7-aiU volitvah 7. r Swee^.^ Martin L. ote prostih staršev. ^ k-ko je bil on star jiP " v drU e# in : tf t najstarejši še več bratov naloga ga je za' ral svoji mate1"1 spevki za svoje sestre. Pridno 5 ., (F kave in se ^ prej je prffW'i to pa je dela' v d»l Stud J.1,* bii tega pa še rj advokat. za državnega P . lieg" * " . •[ /m 4 leta ii,# ^ sodnika za 4 ^ kongresnika ^ je zastopal t ta distrikt iH naše slovenske . vec i vol^Sii m 32, pa se ; Veterani y0lJV da mi izvolim0 u ^f. ti \ i i s lja, ki se bo boi'1 ce. Pomagaj'11'' vejte tudi svoj'* VJ>!i, izpolnijo S da ? .0 , dolžnost m maja-„ ^ volišče 7. ,toV bo zmaga * svoj glas ? -»..fti" J >> distriktu za ^ \ Obenem ne P°' ' > ga človeka, za naše P^V1 ; V, Wm. M. ' klih deset let }e ^ J Cleveland, O. — Primarne volitve se nam kaj hitro približujejo. Le še nekaj dni in ge bo tukaj 7. maj, ko se vrše primarne volitve in na ta dan bodo volivci Columbusu izbirali kandidate za glavne vo- svojemu nas litve v novembru. Vsak volivec prav tako navadno že prej preudari, kate- če ga pošljenl ri izmed kandidatov bi bil naj- ington. boljši za urad v katerega kandi m* v*». V p A mrrxxgxxxrgrrTTTizT»r»*T«»T^»" AUGUST F. _ POGREBNI ZAVOD 478 East 152nd St. Tel. iVa^ BOLNIŠKI AVTO NA RAZ nrrim»IHTTTTTtHITTTTH»ITirtn s Turjak On 5a|." trije so se spogledali. \v 80 Re njegove odločnosti. „ a"ie se je znašel Dule: ne govorimo!" 0 ie," sta pritrdila ona > i* i $ jd j i«! in la, 'Tak, "Tor, ^ ei odidem." Pojdi! Naj pridejo na J^Ja oficirji, če jih sploh "Pan ni rekel nobene bese- je odšel. •• *°bonio videli, da šo oficir--.se b°nio tudi mi vrnili," Vjl"! za njim Hribar ,nekaj minut so stopili ; u oficirji: "Žuraj, Perne jW-^' 80 8 trdim, vojaškim °m- Preko ramen so jim S * !e brzostrelke, za pasom ti p tičal; ^ 411 samokresi. Zravnane so bile še lepšše zaradi form, ki so se jim lepo tail NiČ niso gov,orili- W l'uJe 'ežal nad vso deželo. bil »Ijj^^iti sapice, ki bi za- ^ Ust na odlomi j eni veji. jjj, l)replezali tankovsko fto al_ Je iz grmcvja spet po-jea tril"oga kapa. Takoj na-jo) f)(itZa.Pela brzostrelka . . . I rjl so se vrgli v kritje, foliji p — slabo si meril," je ' °&rajc in snel brzostrel- / < j )(]'>_ te'nu so se Legionarji1 pismo in izjavo, ki jo jaJOOF M (H> d S tl! •vi*2 bom ,b°ij'e!" a Pa sta mu prepove- ^eljati. Premirje jima jT- pil« |o j llekaj svetega. Zaropo grmovJu in tolovaj ft^ ' Oni trije so se vrnili ilj J nato s,0 tolovaji pos-» 6(1 grad žensko J govorila "Na S<2 Je zgodila neljuba 'P ' ? s?,0ta Se je pač zgodila," ^ 'Govoril Žuraj, "neljuba C? band1t ni zadel> kaj Na vsa da naj opro- roda. Posledice tega so jasne: mi in vi moramo imeti pred očmi koristi naroda in ne koristi stranke ali samega sebe. V korist naroda pa gotovo ni, da gorijo naše vasi, da morajo naši ljudje v ječe in da mnogi umirajo hasilne smrti. Kot predstavniki naroda smo dolžni vse to v kali zatreti. Drugič pa ste vi vojska in smo mi vojska. Dolžnost vsake vojske je najprej red v notranjosti. Tega boste lahko dosegli. Mi imamo pri tem, ko smo osnovali vojsko, samo ta namen, da ščitimo ljudstvo. Ce imate vi z vaso vojsko drug namen — morda vmešavanje v borbo velesil—potem kar pojdite za tem ciljem. Mi vas pri tem ne bomo ovirali." "Le kaj toliko govoriš?" se je vmešal Hribar. "Da boste vsi razumeli, povem konkretno: vi pravite, da boste zadržali Nemca, da ne bo priel v nae kraje. Izvolite gospodje, mi vam ne branimo. Kar lepo pustite tule Turjak v miru in pojdite za važnimi nalogami. Mi se nimamo namena vtikovati, zatp bomo ostali tu in vam ne bomo vpadli v hrbet." Vsi pametni protidokazi so bili brez vrednosti. Band it je so bili brez moči. Treba je bilo ven iz zagate, ven! Pero je prvi pretuhtal:* "Le kam ste speljali pogovor. Saj gre samo za to, d& se vi brezpogojno predaste z orožjem." "To pa vendar niso nobena pogajanja!" "In kaj bo z nami, če se predamo?" "Že včeraj smo vam poslali rt -to do ponovno odidejo na t/pj Morda bodo parti- lith. Hv zaradi tega bolj po-ir • il,f' V2? So Prišli v vas. Tudi ■ ti* "nj'jj so kmalu prišli. "t> m r»bar ero» Juie., # ■.it" so zamomljali oni h so se z odločnim „Vt ^re'dstavili Legionarji. ? laj SCvražniki so si sto-da se pomenijo it načelih pravice spravi- Aj _ N S0S! zadri Dule: "Zah podal o amnestiji1. Celo voditeljem se prizanese!" "Orožja ne bomo položili." "Drugih pogojev ne poznamo." "Mi pa predaje ne!" Legionarji so vstali in odšli. Komaj so bili med vrati, ni Pero mogel nič več zadržati jeze : V p0P0l m no predajo i» !i v!'2a P°gajanja, se bo. A' Pogovorili," ga je 4! > i rA t« ig j{ f V ' vVi"nil ^uraJ- "Pavabili s.endar na pogajanja." edini predstavniki Sob naroda- 10 pravico zahtevati, Zato ima 'uHlO ----- K ^ "i brezpogojno podredi \\ i,6 Proti nam!" je ugo-j nogorec Pero. :i!tj6 »očasi! Vi ste pred-^^aroda? Mi trdimo k^tavnik tf| ^ i1Fm K S je ''.^i^r? narod za seboj. ,,, , m naroda M1 narod za ____ C' faSt imamo- To pričajo \ fJHsii°V' ,'lti so z nami Ji Stnolne mobilizacije. Tu- \\ Predstavniki naroda S\ '^ovredni,'' se je raz- MALI OGLASI Nov lepotilni salon Mary Ann Tekaucic naznanja svojim mnogim prijateljicam, da je odprla lepotilni salon na 14605 Harvard Ave. Pokličite WA 1201. (88) - ]e J govori? 'Kj,. Usekal V A Škoda ča-Hribar, ko ni S ^ru'gega- Dule pa je 'I>U GOVORNIKE SYLVESTER V. McMAHON, godnačelnik Progresivnih demokratov CHARLES A. VANIK, | Progresivni kandidat za kongres 21. distil WILLIAM M. BOYD, J Progresivni kandidat za "Congressman-at-La ° EDWARD J. KOVAČI C, . ja Progresivni kandidat za okrajnega komis^J EDWARD L. PUCEL, |„egJ Progresivni kandidat za člana državnega cent' odbora—20. distrikta in DRUGI' VOLITE PROGRESIVNO Vprašajte za demokratsko glasovnic0 Volite za PROGRESIVNO LISTO, kateri je G0VERNER FRANK J. LAUSCHE Adams Heating Service 500 East 200. St. vogal Monterey Odprto dnevno do 6 zvečer, v soboto do 8 zvefiel PRIDITE IN SI OGLEJTE NOVE povojne forced air in gravity plinske furneze ' Sedaj na razstavi pri nas • FURNEZE ZACEMENTIRAMO IN POPRAVIMO. < • INŠTALIRAMO NOVE FURNEZE NA PLIN, PREMOO' • INŠTALIRAMO PIHALNIKE, STOKER JE IN BOILE»w Sedaj so. na razpolago za takojšno install plinski burner ji Nič gotovine takoj, se plača v 3 letih. Podložite svoja tla v hiši z flfi posebnimi stebri, ki je vsak.V*" PRORAČUN ZASTONJ NA VSEM DELU EKSFERTNO DELO Pokličite KE 5200 za takojšno Povrnile vašega veterana Kongresmana ROBERT CR0SSER in GA NAGRADITE za ZVESTO IN POŠTENO SLUŽBO. Demokratske primarne liolitve 7. maja, 21 KHERlSKA DGSkTJVINA, APRIL 26, 1946 zameriti. Kmet Lisec tišči v ^ ne" Na Zoranju je bila natrpana teh in mu v zvrhano kUP° Tisi jeva krčma. Med ' domačimi vina. "Na, kar pij, ni^sevsapr pa so bili pomejani tudi ligurskiprmej hudič da ne! -^.irt« kopači. Niso pa bili prav nič sprevidimo, ki je kaj P1'1 prevzetni ali zajedljivi, temveč proti nan-fr če kopljes ^ kar krotki so ždeli tu, trudni in potlej si že za kakšno r« M jame siti. Od vseh strani so jim če se ti tam ne dopa > ^ ponujali domači vina — in ti lahko k meni, mi bos ljudje niso odklanjali kislega pogorskega vina, temveč so ga pili kakor sladko ligursko. To pa le zato, da so dokazali Pogor-cem svojo vzajemnost v trdi borbi in v radostnemRazpoloženju. 11 u 7 ti ali pa za pastirja. Jestl .jjjlj manjkalo, trikrat plačilo bo pa seve bolj P'' mi kopljemo kruh, ne « m boš hotel, kar pridi! ** ' (Dalje prihodnja £lED T0 thE YOUKG MERICAN SLOVENES '^to^iag Words of the ages Ohri^J®^ hope anti happiness down through the words, the bed red; s m^-j of the authenticity cf isr a„ 11 on earth was estab-Md f1 eternity. He came into >Nal v show mankind the way t ^ sin a which was to eli-' ! evil in the world and il ^ The American Home DEADLINE FOR ALL COPY IS WEDNESDAY NOON SI. Mary's Weekly Flashes I is not there"- With Death itself (which is sin) by rising from lesson this tench's 12d „,?V?rlasting hope iK the uVfircm of our Lord and « hfm in a11 the paths and " of th e' especially to the car- couiri Cross, our own net MBB %: banner. Cross. have to arise from our old life, with its cenfirmed habits of sin, no matter hew grievous, or venial or small if we wish one day to be with the selected in Heaven. Our Lord wants us all to be "perfect as Your Heavenly Father is perfect" in order that every living creature He formed cut of the slime of the earth will come back to Him glorified. Our Lord formed every living thing in this world out of pure sheer love; as Sacred Scripture says, "And God created man to his' own image". Every living creature on this earth, past, present and future, is the direct product of His great love and wisdom and we should, therefors, at all times and in all places give constant thanks to Him. in creating us and infusing into our bodies an ihi-■ mortal soul. At times, doubt enters our minds and we wonder ar d 'V rr,«»riot have been done in N way begin. In the4 cannot and does net permit error k'"'i»atf In everything thit muse whether He made a mistake in ?be j,|'rial or spiritual, seme liiTe creating us—but never should we think ^ up in order that an- thus as God is all-perfect and He March of Dimes A REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY ON THE 194G MARCH OF DIMES.. DANCE HELD JAN. 30, 1946- We wish to take this opportunity to make a general financial report on the 1S46 March of Dimes held on January 30, 1946 at the Slovenian Auditorium, 6417 St. Clair Avenue for the benefit of the National Foundation for Infantile*5?aralysis. Receipts were as follows: From SDZ and SNPJ Lodges From coin boxes and coin cards ............................................$ 195-30 Donations from individuals.... 230.30 (ticket sales) ........................... Ticket sales by individuals in and in stores .......................... Refreshments .......................... Donation from Richman Bros. Choral Club .............................. Ticket sales at door .................... 192 60 Check room proceeds .................... 15.25 191.40 51.03 429.15 25.C0 a m°ther gives part in anything He creates. It is our small ^sbrir,anci Hfe in order tjut and finite limited reasoning that al-*'itl theS an°ther being into the lows such thoughts to plague and tor-> the fKritual world, one must j ment us at different times. b'!t w habits of sin (the old' Easter is the Christians* symbol cf k. veti 12 in order to have Li|e i Eternal Life in the world beyond a r.d Han j Us the words of the the answer to all cur doubts and a n-fw11 white at Christ's tomb xieties and problems. "He is ftisen— •licy Easter mom were very He is not here". our cwn lives. We, tco, (Continued on page 6) Total Income ........................$1330.00 Eexpenses were as follows: Bar expense ....................................................................81.83 Signs ............................................................................9-00 Dance hall inspectors ................................14.00 Music ................................................................................................60.00 Office expense ............................................................10-01 Grocers ........................................................................................2^.45 Frinting ............................................ 32-3i National Hame expense ....................130.98 Ameriška W Domovina ^ AMERIČAN HOME___ ^žgNSED NEWS I ROM OUR HOME FRONT Friday, April 26, 19 ;6 Lvote p. •S, „,„°Unt at Ea- tions, which was the hope ■iV^^e ...... i the only 7 first world war, has now [ solve the threat of star- 1 " «a0 inhnhi- riissnivpH a committee vation overseas, has cr- The United States gc-v-in of the world after jfche ernment, in an effort mhabi- dissolved. ' t,atld these of nine members will li-W e Section quidate the League's » ^selves. % • ■(. , - ^eihsS election quidate ' property, which amounts to $11,700,000. o« Just come MacAr-5ges7^arters, of fcSfVK: fefiji « ! iSeJ111^ killed % were * *m bt IWan. o.. The v 5e ^deci-*SLbasis of i re-work- ^ k ■ „„ basis „ as % 51 and * - 4 i portage in blnaUSing the X again, r CrT Union ?t e si4t,declared k anv u :lon will Get ready for a city income tax, which Cleve- dered a 25 per cent sla .ill in domestic flour consumption beginning April 22 and ending June 30 • • « ntga A House Military AX-" fairs subcommittee, after land officials are now j six months of secret in-discussing. The plan; vestigation, charged that would ievy a 1 per cent! the Army too often was assessment agains the j unjust in court-martUi earnings cf all persons • proceedings, using the employed in the city. | system to "enforce discip-9 • • csjbb ! line" instead of providing The well-known Mr.1 impartial justice for the John Dronikj, owner oif accused. Some 33,741 the Drenik Beverage Dist. nave been imprisoned for Co., cf 23776 Lakeland , lesser crimes, including Blvd., hao undergone an operation at Mt. Sinai Hospital. We wish him & speedy recovery. • • • mm Edward V o g e 1 i n of 22831 Lake Shore Blvd., who celebrated his 81st birthday on Tuesday of last week, walked into the side of a moving automobile, and was said to be in a ssrious condition at the Emergency Clinic. so* mm Chicago reports that "smellivision" is here! Hanš E. Laube of New Ycrk has developed a method cf transmitting the odor cf an object along with pictures and : sound. Known as STV, >W*es Placed 1 the technique is a care-■ r ai th^1118 last i controls ><: L^s- Blaz Norwood Si »tony cali-S Lengthy visit . ^ught, ers. LSfi, and rags, fully guarded secret 3 tuning last basement the floor •; Ch^0ly Family E. 131 V * Ave., by Xto®vent an-:■ » % attempt. •tSnthe acute tevei' the ja-to'^ent has A ,Kl11 170,000 y : Mr. fv, »' , 0£ Lathsion werfc o o c U. S. Army Headquarters at Frankfort reported that 1,900 German priscneis of war were seized with arsenic poisoning and were sreiously ill. The arsenic was found #on the crust cf bread, 'which was served ' "K of ,, - to the prisoners, and it he acute- might have been sprinkled on chelves agamst cockroaches. o • osaa Parking meters on city streets,in which coins are deposited to obtain auto-mo-bile parking sp-aoe, are k * -m o ,— in use in 425 cities. They ^Ns 8ePic send collected ever $10,000,000 t0 atld Easter 1 in 1944. their • <• • The United States and Canadian governments have reached agreement on .the inauguration of airline service between Cleveland and Toronto, with steps at London, Ontario, beginning July 1. see OBW The serious food shortage in Alaska, caused by the strike of the CIO international Longshoremen Union, skyrocketed prices equal to the gold rush days. Fresh tomatoes and I m MHan ro- over at - Arko's C }W8 Bab- * 5 luck! " Bandi for an ..... . | y with her cucumbers were selling is in ----: - ■ ---- 7g ' cents a ' \ ifhaventura for ~$lTl0 apiece and let-, 8 Canon HI govern- /I CC, an order ;*Xn crowd of 29,573 Sunday at the stadium. Bob Feller, ma'-rrrg his second start of the year, was t'..:r -TV his first defeat although he gave up. only five singles and a double and fanned 10—the same number he whiffed in his opening game victory over Chicago last Tuesday The Boston Red Sox were defeated for the first time this season, losing to Philadelphia. 3-0. In the second game cf a double header after nab If ycu have been wondering where to go on Sunday, May 5, your problem is solved. On that Sunday, at 4 o'clock the singing Club Skrjancki is going to give a concert and dance. For a very small price you will see and hear a comical play given by some of c-ur members. , After the concert, there will be dancing by that very popular orchestra, the F'olkateers. So come one and all tc the Skrjancki concert held at Recher Ave., May 5, at 4 o'clock. The dance will start at 7:30 till??? I hope to see you there. MARY FURLAN -o-- Subscribe to the "A MEHIŠKA DOMOVINA" was called at the end of the fifth because of the Sunday law. New York defeated Washington, 6-1, and St. Louis took a double header frrm Chicago, 2-1 and 4-2. BOXING ' Jerry Berthiaume, the Montreal heavyweight who "resigned" aftey the third round of his scheduled 10 with Tommy Yarosz at the Arena last Saturday night, this week received an indefinite suspension from the Cleveland Bcxing Commission, which also rulsa that he should not receive his pu- :e of $1,000. Berthiaume's excuse for quitting slan injured left hand, but Dr. Arthur F. Hagedorn told the commission that a swollen knuckle on the hand should not have caused the ^Canadian to withdraw. NASH ON DISPLAY SUNDAY MORNING The new 1946 four door Nash Sedan which will be given away on Sunday, May 5, for the benefit of St. Vitus Church, will be on display in front cf the Church on Glass Ave., between 8:00 and 12:00 A. M. this Sunday. Hers is your chance to see the caj- that YOU may be owning just a week from nor;. Make your returns this Sunday! FORTY HOURS DEVOTION This morning at 8:00 o'clock, 40 hours devotions began in our church. Tonight the Novena services will bs •nly at 7:00 o'clock in English, while it 8:00 Slovenian services will be held. Saturday evening the sermon will be in English. Closing devotions will be held en Sunday night. QUARTERLY MEETING Sunday afternoon at 2:30 P. M. ths quarterly meeting of the Slo-veni ni Holy Name Union will be held at St. Maiy's in Collinwood. Church services at 2:30 will precede the meeting. St. Vitus members ' intending to go, will meet in front cf the school at 2 P. M. EOWLING TOURNAMENT The five-man event of the St. Vitus Ecwling League will be held Thui •> day, M9V 2nd at 7:00 P. M. at C.:-dina's Alleys. HOLY NAME SENIORS BASEBALL TEAM First practice of the indoor term will be held, tomorrow morning. Ar.y-cne wishing to try out for the te.:in should meet in front of school at nine from where players will leave fcr practice at Gordon Park. BENEFIT PARTY The benefit party (like we u :d tc have every Friday night) will be given cn Sunday evening, May 5, in the Church Hall. A special meeting for evreyene who wishes to help will be held on Tuesday, April 30fch at 8:00 P. M. in room. 4 of the school, MOTHER'S DAY COMMUNION The next monthly Communion of the I-Icly Name Society will be h U1 on Mother's Day, May 12th at the 7:00 o'clock Mass. MEETING • Tho monthly meeting of the St. Vitus Holy Name Seniors will be hold cn Tuesday, May 14th. RETURNS Farishcners are asked to make returns on the NASH contest by Sunaiy, April 28th. The car will be givsn away on May 5th, so the ccmmittes kindly asks your help and cooperation JACK'S CONFECTIONERY 6026 ST. CLAIR AVE. Greeting cards for all occasions Race's Ice Cream School supplies and Candy Cigars—Cigarettes—-Tobaccos by making your returns Sunday m . i-ing. PAROCHIAL HARD-BALL FLAYERS' SIGN CONTRACTS Just like full-fledged big lea.gr: s, the players from the St. Vitus Ha i-ball team signed contracts to pUy with the team in the CYO Parcohial Hardball League this week. Last S t-ihday manager Al Koporc uncovsrsd two fine pitching finds in "Muzrie" Krainz and "Steamboat" Pevec. There is considerable enthusiasm Xor the team for evidence there were the fact that "Chuckle" Flynn f:th grader and "Moonie" Slogar sixth grader wore good enough to sign contracts with the- team. Tcmcrrow morning at 9:00' o c ook .practice will be held as usual at Garden Park with players meeting in front of the school at 9:00. It is n >s-sible there may be a league game tomorrow, if so:, players have alrerdy bsen notified, but, at press time no definite information was available. Baraga Glee Club Birthday greetings reechosd through the school hall Tuesday night as both glee club and Holy Name Jr. mid Senior members joined together in song, to extend greetings on the happy occasion cf cur moderator, Father Baraga. Cake and ice cream were served by candlelight to the glee club members, in the Sodality room, as we again wished Father a very happy birthday. A short and informal address was made by our president Anny Fernach, expressing the sentiments of the club. The "BIRTHDAY PARTY" came to a close with the presentation of a gift to Father.' May we again say "A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU FA-(Continued on page 6) "My husband has no bad habits whatever. He never drinks, and he spends all his evenings at home. "Does he smoke?" "Only in moderation. He likes a good cigar after he has a good dinner. But I don't suppose he -smokes two cigars a month." * » * » When Americans liberated Manila, countless youthful Filipinos ought jobs as jeep and truck drivers. Some of the most promising of them were chosen, but as none had driven a car during the occupation, they were a little out of practice, to say the least >iiiiniinmuiiiiimiiuuiiiiiniiiiiu>imiii!ii!C]M^ g i THE YOUNGER SET AT SI. CHRISTINE'S j Z ..................................................................................................................................................... FASTER POSTWAR iND PERFECT In the world presumably at peace, the formal religious aspects of the day, such splendor in weather and fashiens and a number of ether elements fused to give, our Euclid, the most memorable and richest Easter in many years. This Easter we will not easily forget. because, it was Postwar and oh. c Perfect. JUS' NIBBLES See where the Young Men's Holy Name will be sponsoring a dance here in cur church hall cn May 5th. 250th Street as of soon. They have been in business for ever a period cjf 15 years and have been located on East 222nd and Beckfo'rd Drive. Their daughter, Jo, lias been in service with the Women's Army Corps and is now "home" . . . And oh, have you heard the latest??? Why of cm canteen-natch . . . The canteen will bs oprn tonite and every Fridav n'te hereafter from 7:30 to 10:30. We invite ycu all to have a look see on what's cn the agenda down at the Christine's Cartoh. So with your date bait ycu just cCrne on down and while we dust off those discs you just get Ssems it-c be their first great project grcovey to try some of those tepid and sc here's to your success now and! and. natch, for the jitters some fiery orcr.fter. Will you be around???—J disc wonders. Hay Ba Ba Re Bop. to make it a success . . . The annual i Pleasant week-end all . . . Mother-Daughter Communion break-1 THE SPY fast will be the first Sunday of May the 5th at the 7:00 Mass . . See where Lil Pczar is employed by the Wm. tuce was pound. • • • REM The OPA has unveiled giant black market or- back with us again, wh ganizaticn' in Detroit, which sold used autos as new at $500 to $600 over the ceiling price. Taking part Tn this million dollar racket are 31 names of known auto dealers. • • • ■■■ has recently returnee from his convalescent vacation in the South II has resumed his office practice at the same s'ii dress, 6411 St. Clair Ave Dr. Ray H. Long, M.D is the associate physic'.an One day an American M. P. halted ,T r & gon ^ when not attending one of them, who was madly zig-zag- thQ Bowlin Green campus long ging a jeep down a principal Manila e£tu6l, tospsnd the holiday here, was i thoroughfare. ! Annie Dsbeljak . . • Couple of Bene- | "What t the matter with you, fel- aictine lad, tarning their bread and low?" the soldier asked. You must fcutter are Prank pierce and Bubbles be asleep!" E<"-rtnik as ushers at the Shore Thea- "Well, Joe,' the Filipino replied with t-,.e covering the territory around a broad grin, "in case of an accident, thlvd ba£2 and aisc captain of the wouldn't you say I'd have a perfc:t baseb?ll nine at Shore school Is Ron lullaby?" <■*■■;";-..!, Taking pitching honors on * * * the »ras team is Hank Roznick . . A good bridge player must be able Ar)(1 ycu k,low We have at mighty to take it on the shin.—Ely Culfcertson. super f:uer cut this-a-way who takes Some girls are afraid to leave home au lourel" in the sport of track? No—, for fear the wolf will knock at the wen then get hep tc our Frank D'Arcy. door and they won't be in. Incidentally lie's the sole possessor of * * * "I hat" motorcycle. Need more be The occasion was an afternoon tsa said??? at the bishop's residence. Ax :;ii thr ; g2e where' June Kramer is sport-present was a certain-Tittle curate cf jng a sparkler. T'was bestowed on the a painfully nervous temperament who vcry appropriate day cf East or. And, constantly made awkward remarks— Ch yes. les'; I forget, the bsstowal twas intended as compliments—to the hi- by Harvey Mlachek—recently dis-shop and others. ♦ charged Navy man. Congress and all On the way heme he was taken that sort of thing, kidde's . . And to task for his failings by a senior while on the subject of contemplated curate. , marriage, see where Marge Coladangslo "Look here, Jones," said the ssnioc, P.nd Anthony" Tornsic have already set | decidedly, "You are an asj! Why the date. In fact tis tomorrow. The t cannot you keep quiet, instead of vCry best of everything in all ways | making asinine remarks? I am speak- and always to you both . . See where; ing to you as a brother—" ; the Jamnik family, proprietor's of j Loud laughter interrupted him at Jamnik's Groceries and Meat Market! this point, and for a moment he won-'will no longer be. Seems they will; dered why. be making their residence cn East i PMJATEL'S RADIO SERVICE 1142 East 66 Street 90 day guarantee on aH work and parts. Open from 2 P. M. to 10 P. M. Store Phone: EXpress 2680 Residence: EXpress 3985 E. 64 St. Auto Wash 1076 E. 64. ST. rear of Croatian National Home next to Tom's Garage CAR WASHING. POLISHING AND SIMONIZING TO YOUR SATISFACTION GiVe us a try! » HE 1832 PAPESH BROS. WE BUY BEER BY CASES TINO CAFE 6030 St. Clair Ave. Olga's Card & Gift Shoppe CARDS FOR . EASTER AND ALL OCCASIONS, COSTUME JEWELRY, KNICK KNACKS, etc. Will also take orders to make ladies aprons, little girls dresses, pinafores, slips and nighties, sizes up to 10. 6530 ST. CLAIR AVE. OLGA LADAIKA, Prop. MEMBER r\T"0 '/ONO*' 6316 St. Clair Ave. Tel. EN. 0670 Open again for business as usual ^uuiiuiuiiiiiiiiuiiitiiiiiiiiuiiiiiaiiiiHiSiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuitniiiititiiuiiiiiistHir.iuii! £ | Slovene Radio Program I Every Sunday on Station WGAE1220 kilocycles FOR RENT Furnished room for 2 girls young couple. Can share •ome. Call KE 3331. Charles & Olga Siapnik FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 6326 St. Clair Ave. EX 2134 L.u»»Hi:m;iXHiiiiiiiiimiiiiimTTtTT»»ft»ftr1 LOUIS SRPAN TAILOR 17822 Marcella Road KE 1811 ARMY NEWS Returned from service in Japan is Stanley Glavic, son of Mr. and Mrs. r.lllIlllIIIIUIUIUUIIIllllllliUllillUIIIIUllillltSUIIIilllliniUllllllUllIIUUIIIUMliniUlkr Frank Gla-vic of 5157 Erwin St., Maple Heights; Chio, after receiving his hon- -ab!e discharge. - Joseph R. Sterle, who served two and one-half years in the Navy, fighting the Japs- all over the Pacific, has now returned home safe and sound with an honorable discharge. He is the s on of Mr. and Mrs. -Joseph Ster-ls cf 1323 Russell Road. We Can Fix it! ALL TYPES OF RECORD PLAYERS FOR SALE ALL TYPES OF RECORD CHANGERS REPAIRED Radio, Washer and Sweeper repair, is our, business. No job too large or too small for our experts. No matter what tihe trouble is, we can fix it. 6902 St. Clair Ave. EN 4808 lixixxzxxxxixxxtxxxxixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxixrrrxiiTYrTTYTTY^ ARE YOU COMING??? Are you coming to the Slovene National Home TOMORROW NITE to welcome heme our returned G-I's? Their friends, plus my friends, plus your friends will all be there—and that's EVERYBODY—just everybody has plans to attend the gala "G-l JOE AFFAIR" of St. Lawrence Post No. 553. me tantalizing melodies of PETE SRNICK and his orchestra will tempt all dance lovers to dance to their heart's content. Refreshments will be served in the lower hall throughout the evening. Let's mark this a "MUST" on tomorrow's date list and go where they're all going—TO THE SLOVENIAN NATIONAL HOME on East 80th Street off Union for another of those -old time" get-togethers where Slovene songs and melodies prevail and everybody's happy and gay. Are WE coming?—WE CERTAINLY ARE: EVERYBODY, TOO! See you all Saturday evening, APRIL 27th! SUNDAY NITE The St. Lawrence Dramatic Guild will entertain you with another Star production in the church hall, Sunday cveping at 8. P. M. Enact}pg the characterization of "IT'S A LONG LANE' are Jean Snyder, as Aunt Lena; Angela Petrioh as Helen Gorton; Dot Snyder as Aunt Grace; Donald Ferfolia as Ronnie; Dolores Zagar as Madge Gorton; Ail-, thony Gliha as Buzzie; Anthony Le-kan as Frank Pearce; Marge Suha-dolnik as, Mattie Pearce and Wilfred Grden as P. J. Wheatley. A GREAT cast for a hilarious comedy that will give you satisfaction and entertainment! You and your friends are cordially invited! A repeat peirfcrmance is scheduled for MONDAY NIGHT." If you can't attend Sunday, see it Monday evening at eight. It's a date! DANCE FORECAST: May 18th: Sodality's 30th Anniversary Celebration May Dance featuring Vadnal's Orchestra May 19th: KSKJ Victory Dance. The Kay Jays have booked our EDDIE ZABAK and his boys May 25th: Annual Dance featuring Johnny Vadnal's Orchestra June 1st: BRODNIK'S FUND DANCE! The music of Eddie Zabak and his boys plus your generosity will * mark the success of this affair! FLASH: Jo Hočevar, local chairman of the "Brodnik Fund Committee" announces that personal donations are being accepted to boost this Brodnik Fund. Thanks to our first donors Leo Kuz-nik, Jerry Kerzic, Johnny Lekan, Babe Tekaucic, Louis Cherney and Larry Globokar.. The drive is on in the Burg! If you .are interested to aid Veteran Brodnik,one of our fellow Slovenes, contact Jo Hočevar, at 3556 East 82nd Street or DI 7809. The names of donors will be listed in this column weekly. HERE COMES THE BRIDE: Wedding bells are'in the offing for: William Hočevar and Anne Blatnik Anthony Yankovich and Irene Terlop Victor kastelic and Lillian DiCarco Ray Piute and Betty Kuznik Frank Filips and Mary Kastelic ATTENTION: Fellow citizens, cast your ballot for parishioner Joseph Kovach, candidate for Congressman-at-large at the Primaries May 7th. He's our man! JUST A REMINDER: The pictures of the servicemen that were on display for the duration in Kuznik's Window will be returned tc you per request. Many thanks and appreciation to the "K" sisters for their combined efforts and patriotic gesture. WELCOME HOME: A high school lassie stresses a "Return" in this manner: A house of white—a sun that's bright; A lawn bright green—a walk that's clean. A tree grown high—a blue clear sky; A bird of cheer—a conquered fear! A laugh—a cry—a war gone by, An end to strife—a love—a lile; A home that's dear—a "vet" who's near, A prayer not new—a dream come true! ADDENDA: ' To the "NASH" TOMORROW NITE we go . . . ... To WELCOME HOME OUR "GJ JOE". The Shadow. ST. MARY'S NEWS (Continued from paee 5) A REMINDER TO OUR H. N. MEN All in all, the number of young men of the Holy Name Society who are faithfully attending the monthly gathering at the Communion table are to be highly commended. Our percentage is not dropping, t0 say the leait, but ,it should and it could be jurt a little better in percentage. How about a 100% turnout for May, the month of Our Blessed Lady? Oui Lfrd dots not. want just a few of us at, His Tfible but all of his faithful. H« desires that all should Eat of His tie;,h BJid prink of His Blood. LETTER FROM HERSHEY, PA. -If you didn't konw it,: our star first ba.' emen of last years' Class "D" team, Ferra, now is. signed up with the Detroit Farm Club at Jamestown, Pennsylvania According to his latest letter, Joe is progressing very well, fitlore long we hope, we will be able to f pride ourselves of a great profes-hiohul ball player from St. Mary'i Everything is possible, so we are anjei-otiSly awaiting the distinction. ST; MARY'S DAY Samuel L. Clemens, under the pen name, of Mark Twain, gained worldwide fame ;and a literary reputation that grows brighter through the years. Tom Sttwyer and Huckleberry Finn .are American Traditions . . as American as apple pie or corn bread. This pair of Missouri rascals are the most famous boys in American literature. When Mark Twain wrote his introdue thinking that the Catholic Church sett up Her own rules in the game of serving God; and than when playing according to these rules becomes tiresome, She may change the rules tc suit the players. Ah, no! The Catholic Church did not found Herself. She did net organize Herself make up Her creed and forms of morality—and ther. choose Jesus Christ to be a sort oi honorary Chaplain. It was the other way around. "You have not chosen Me, but I have chosen you." Truth and power and authority in the Church comes from the top down,"not from the bottom up. Bishops an<2 priests are not invited tc Dioceses anc parishes to preach what is easiest for the people to hear. They are sent to preach the Truth, and this is the jiea test safeguard and source of consolation tc all Catholic people; and those who are of the Truth will hear the Truth. If the Church teaches that something is 'wrong, it is not because a certain number of Her members arbitrarily decided up on it (like a political party decides upon the planks in Its political platform before elections) No, it's because Jesus Christ, our God, our infinitely wise and good God, sale it was wrong. And if It's wrong foi one, it's wrong for another, with nc respect had for persons. As a great convert once remarked, "Henry VIII for his second marriage, went to lean hiš arm on the cushions of Pope Leo, and found he struck his elbow on the Reck of Peter." It was a showdown for the Catholic Church. The Pope knew that if a dispensation for di- tion tc Tcm Sawyer in 1876, he could vorce could be granted Henry VIII not have known how true these words the Catholic Church in England would would be :• | remain unharmed; and he also knew "Although my book is intended, that if Henry broke away, he would mainly for the entertainment ©f boys, take Catholic England with him. But and girls, I hope il nvill not be shun- j Henry received the same answer that ntd by men and women on that ac- \ other unfortunate men and womei: count for part of my plan has been | before and after his time have re-to try to pleasantly temind adults of ceived: "No!" Further details will be given at the YLS meeting. THE CASE OF THE MISSING BASKETBALL St. Mary's boys suffered for a day this week just because of a missing basketball. Their privileges which consist of playing pool and hockey in the Portable, were discontinued for one day. After some Sherlock Holmes detective work the case was solved. The solution? Mi-. Urbas, church janitor, had the ball in the school base-' ment. Was he having fun? Afterthought: Jchn Pezdirtz, Whitey Kaporc, "Edcliu" Valencic, Tony Rut-tar and "Mayor of the Town", "Eggs" Grosel suffered most from this abolishment of privileges. GIRL'S BALL TEAM Saint Maryls girls baseball team had%,their first practice April 22, and though it was rather hasty, they looked pretty good out on the diamond. They might snare another championship. perhaps!!!_ ST. VITUS what they once were themselves, and how they felt anil thought and talked, and what queer enterprises they sometimes engaged in." Today, the world over, young and old reread the pages of these Immortal bocks. The movie "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" is scheduled to appear at the Slovenian Heme on Holmes Ave. on IVDay 30th. If you want to enjoy a picture of a true American boy's life, be sure to buy your ticket before hand. Donation expected is 50c for the Movie and Dance celebrating our "St. Mary's Day " Anyone not approached by our boys oan procure a ticket at tile parish house. Remember, all proceeds are put into our Athletic Fund. Are you going to do your part? CARD PARTY LOVERS Our readers are cordially invited to attend a Joint Card Party to be held by the'St. Mary's Boy Scout Troop and the Cub Scout Pack. There will also be movies, so keep May 8th open. Come and enpoy yourselves and also help cut the boys. Don't forget to attend the Joint Party at St. Mary's hall 7:00 P. M. Make a real day of it. We'll be seeing you there! CATHOLIC'S. NOTICE! It i;; becoming more and more common that Catholics and non-Catholics have a peculiar idea about dispensations granted by the Church. The idea seems to be that if you know some influential priest and can explain your case well enough to him and so gain his sympathy, he can obtain a dispensation for you from the law that universally binds other people. This comes especially Hi matters concerning mar- But it is wrong to think that the Church is primarily concerned with teaching "Don'ts". In passing along the highways, you see that at dangerous places in the road you are protected by strong steel fences, and you find blinking danger signals at bad crossings. Yet nobody accuses the highway commission of constricting freedom of driving and making life miserable by slowing us down at dangerous curves. The Church, like the road commission, is interested only in keeping traffic moving, but in keeping it moving SAFELY. The business of going to heaven is not quite as easy as falling; off a , log. We need help and we need guidance, The Church will bfe here until the end of the world to see that all men have this help and this guidance. MAY CROWNING The May Crowning of Our Blessed Mother Mary will take place in our church on Sunday, May 5th, at 7:30 P. M. School children and. Sodalists will participate.. A REMINDER Sodalists are asked to have a blue or white formal for the May Crowning ceremony. See Frances Pirc—Chairman of Oui Lady's Commttee YLS MEETING Regular monthly meeting to be held this comiing Tuesday, April 30th at 7:30 P. M. in the study club room WORLD SODALITY DAY On Sunday. May 12th, Sodalists oi Greater Cleveland will take part in the world Sodality Day—May Crown-ing which will be held this year in ria'ge. More than once people have one of Our tody's Shrines in Garfield thought that when circumstances be-1 The time, 3:00 P M. come extreme, divorce or birth control ' All Sodalists of the Blessed Mother can be permitted in a particular case.' throughout the world are observing This erroneous attitude comes from World Sadality Day. Plan to attend, (Continued from page 5) THER," and may you have many, many more. Truthfully, the evening hadn't come to a close then, for it wasn't long-before Joey Kaucnik entertained all with his polka's and waltzes. Bacause of a hasty departure, yours truly missed the remainder cf that night's fun, and other newsy items that may have been snatched, but then there always is another week. Or wait, I did come across the following. Couldn't help noticing that our music Maestro has obtained his new and long awaited accordian. Looks super .... Member Dotty Lausin, had a wonderful Easier Sunday, for it was then that her beau Bill Schroeder presented Dotty' with a beautiful ring. The glee' club wishes to extend Best Wishes and Congratulations, to both of you. Another Dotty, looking very happy, was Dot Cimperman, who attended the social with her fiancee, Stanley Godic, who was recently discharged from the service. Wclcome back Stan, it was grand seeing you with the group again. IMPORTANT NOTICE Bowling will be at 1:30 at Grdina's this Sunday. Lucky, the lucky gal, at Sunday's game. * FORTY HOURS DEVOTION The glee club will have their prayer-hour from 4:00 to 5:00 this Sunday afternoon, Girl's let's be prompt, and all attend. PEN SKETCH No doubt, you are acquainted with or else have heard of this striking personality, Agnes Kosec- If you haven't met her as yet, here is a brief sketch that will make you want to meet her very soon. She sure is one wonderful person who is liked by all because of her alluring disposition. With her dark brown hair and starry eyes of green, together with her charming smile, she can win pver your friendship immediately, without a ' single word spoken. As for her activity, here is just a little picture. She is President cf the Orels, Captain q{ the St. Vitus Girl's League and a very faithful member of the Baraga Olee Club. She is always very co-operative when it comes to offering help. As for sports, she enjoys dancing, skating and bowling. When it comes to hobbies, you can see- her either painting a picture or else playing a tune on the piano. Oh yes, she is a very fond lover of song and takes the Alto part in the BGC Trie. Her favorite song is "Star Dust". Food is also one of her. weaknesses, especially when it, comes to Breaded Veal and French Fries. She attended St. Vitus School and then continued on through Jane Ad dams Vocational Sohooli. After graduation she began working at Goodman's, Inc., where she is still employed as a Power Machine operator. Her friendship is really enjoyed by everyone, especially by her close friends, Frances Zakrajsek, ' Millie Erbeznik. and Mary Alice Klemencic. Of course there is so much more to be said about her that pages and pages could be written without an effort, but due to space it cannot be done. Although, I'm sure this will make you want to become acquaintea with her sooner. i-o- Engagements Mr. and Mrs. John Tomazic of 16821 Grovewood Ave., announce the engagement of theri daughter, Helen J. Tomazic to Mr. James G. Mahoney of 22595 Lake Shore Blvd. Mr. Mahoney has been recently honorably discharged from the army, after 3 years and 18 months of service. Mr. and Mrs, John Fajk of 6812 Edna Ave., announce the engagement cf their daughter Mary to Mr. Joseph Otcnichar, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zrnec of Biwabik, Minnesota. Mi- and Mrs. Frank Godic of 1105 Norwood Rd„ announce the engagement on Easter Sunday of their daughter Molly to Herman Meglich, son of Mi-, and Mrs. Joe Meglich of 1003 E. 64th St. DEATH NOTICES Gornik, John, Sr.—Husband of Mary (nee Cimperman), father of John, Jr. Andrew, Joseph, Anthony, Edward, Frank, William, Frances Vidmar, Pauline Zenzel and Marie. Residence at 1331 Giddings Road. Grilz, Anna—Wife of John., sister of Hannah Dolinar. Residence at 15919 Whitcomb Ave. Juranko, Vincent—Husband of Mary, father om Mary Robert. Residence at 1748 E. 36th St. Kustis, Mary (nee Snider)—Mother of Ruth, Constance, Robert, William, daughter of "Mary, sister of August, Albert, Molly, Albina. Residence at 1418 E. 41st St. Stare, Anton—Residence at 1225 E. 61st St. Tomlsic, Frank—Residence at 4096 E. 139th St. Udovich, Frank—Husband of Rose, (nee Mismas), father of Frank, Victor, Joseph, Dorothy, Elsie, Rose, Marie, brother of Anton. 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