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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

Rome Eternal
Over WLW-C

The p~rize-winning television
film series Rome Eternal" will
be rebroadcast by popular de.
mand in four half-hour seq.
ments on the Catholic Hour,
Channel 4, on Sundays,
Aug. 3, 10, II and "a, from 500
to $50 pm.
The significance of Rome and
the Papacy in the history Of
Western Civilization and the
current Importance of the Vati
can in world affairs are sci
forth for the first time in this
film written by Pulitzer Prize
winner Paul Morgan and pro
duced by the National Council
of Catholic Men.
Rome Eternal" has recent,
been awarded first prize at tht
Film Festival in Monte Carlo
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
First Priest
OFFERS Mass
CalmOutie1
asst Sunday for the first fir

Last Sunday for the first tim,
since their parish was founded
in 1882 the people of st. Gene
We've Church, Calmoutier, wit
messed the First Solemn Mas!
of a son Of the parish.
Father Timothy A. Chenevey
a member of the Society of st
Paul, was celebrant at the II
am. Solemn Mass and Father
George Marzluf, pastor of st
Genevieve's. preached the ser
mon.
Assisting at the ceremonie.
were: Father Andrew Holman
pastor of the Church of the
Atonement, Crooksville; Father
Chester A. Leblanc of Immacu'
late Conception Church, Column
bus, and former pastor of st
Genevieve's; Father Felix Ca
rosso and Brother Aloycius Mi
leila of the Society of st. Paul,
Garfield, Ohio; and Father Der.
nard Jones, pastor of st. Alloy
sius Church, Strasburg.
Father Chenevey is the sor
of Cyril F. Chenevey and the
late Helen Becker Chenevey Of
RID. 2, Fredericksburg, anc
is one of five children.
He attended. the Salt Greek
Township elementary and high
schools, Duquesne University, st
Paul Seminary, Garfield, Ohio
and St. Paul international Sem
mary, Rome, Italy. He was or
dained in Rome on July 6.
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inelvdins man himself.

including man himself"
Darwin himself proposed
human evolution in 1870 i'll his
work "The Descent of Man."
What about human evolution
in the light of Faith? Pope Plus
XII tells us that "the Church
does not forbid that the theory
of evolution concerning the orr
gin of the human body as com
ing from pre-existing and liv'
ing matter be investigated and
discussed by experts"
But he warns Us that hv-
man evolution is NOT to be
considered foregone con-
conclusion md thst Of course
the human soul could not have
evolved since divine revsla-
fion tells Us II was immediate.
" created by God.
It Is possible then to con
slider that the human body could
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

the Friars Minor Conventual,
who remain in charge.
In 1919 the cornerstone of the
present structure was laid by
Bishop Joseph Schrembs, then
bishop of Toledo. The church
was dedicated June Is, 1925,
the Golden Jubilee of the par
ish, by the late Samuel Cardinal
Stritch.
Just a short distance from the
Shrine and the church is the
Pilgrim House which is
.Qperated by the Sisters of, St
Francis for those wishing to stay
overnight or for the entire no.
vena to Our Blessed Mother.
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
constructed in 1885, now ad
joins the Shrine Church. This
seminary, which serves as a col
lege of philosophy for future
franciscan priests, is affiliated
with the University of Dayton
and grants a, Bachelor Of Art
degree in philosophy.
Latest addition to the Care,
shrine is a memorial altar com
pleted last year in the Shrine
Park, two blocks from thu
Church. The altar, the larges'
monument to Our Lady in thu
continental United States, ha.
been built by the donations Of
pilgrims in memory Of those
who lost their lives In the serv
ice of their country during
World War II.
Father Justin Phelps is the
present rector of the Shrine.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
100 Years Of Controversy
Darwin's Evolution Theory Is Rehashed

life. AS for understanding, the
fact Darwin could not under
stand the Trinity completely
does not mean the mystery il
unintelligible, it means he
couldn't understand it. Such Z
truth of faith is not against our
understanding, it is beyond it.
II is not opposed to human
reason. It IS too much for II.
And II is not to be wondered
a. since God IS infinite and
We are finite and limited.
Even though his theory has
been modified by later discov-
cries, we do not wish to detract
in any way from Darwin's great
contribution to the world Of
science-but let us not make
him an authority in all fields Of
knowledge. AS q theologian,
Charles Darwin was an eminent
biologist.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Our Lady OF Consolation
Our Lady OF Consolation
Thousands viii Visit Ohio
Marian Shrine During August
ISOLATION.

at the village Of Carey, which
celebrates its centennial this
year, has about 100000 visit
ors each year who come to
view the replica Of Our Lady
Of Consolation Of The afflicted
which was brought here from
Luxembourg, in 1875.
For over thirty years the I'm.
age of Our Lady. of Consolation
was enshrined in the little par.
ish church at Carey, but in 1905
ground was broken for
church on the site a
the now national Shrine of Oul
OF Consolation.
On June l, 1912, the parish
came under the jurisdiction OIL
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

late Conception elementary
school. st. Charles Prepare
tory School and College, and
MI. St. Mary Of the West Sem.
mary. Norwood.
He attended summer school
from 1941 to 1945 at the Plus X
School of Liturgical Music at
Manhattanville College Of the
Sacred Heart where he received
a two-year diploma in Chant and
Choir Technique in 1945.
He was ordsinsd June 7,
1947, by fhe Ists Bishop Rea-
dy and returned to Nj. ST..
Mary's ss prefsef during shs
last year Of his major semi
nary studies.
In March, 1948, Father Gal.
len was assigned as assistant
pastor at st. Mary's Church,
Lancaster, where he served I'm.
til June, 1850, when he was ap-
pointed to the teaching staff Of
st. Charles Seminary. He re,
NAMED there until his assign
ment to Rome in 1856.
In Rome he resided at the
Continued on Page p
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brate a Solemn Mass.
The fourth Of August is the
Feast Of St. Dominic, founder
Of The Order Of Preachers, but
every year the Dominican Fa-
theirs invite the Frsneiscsns
TO offer the Mass for the oees-
sion, because Of the close ties
Of friendship between the two
18th century Orders.
In the beginning the two
orders performed similar works
of teaching and preaching to
the poor and the saying came
into use that they were follow
ing the lead of their holy found
ers for: "Just as Bernard loved
the valleys and Benedict the
mountains, so Francis loved the
towns and Dominic the popu'
.lous cities"
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann
will preside at the Solemn Mass
which will be held at 1915 am
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

and what is in fact unintelligi
Bile"
It is Amazing that a man Sc
learned in one area could be
SO unscientific in another. Oar
win completely ~confuses faith
with experimental knowledge.
We believe matters Of faith
on the authority Of God re-
vsalins; we know things in
science from the evidence Of
The senses. We cannot expect
10 verify matters Of faith the
way We would IN experiment
or discovery in : laboratory.
They are two different, but
not conflicting, sources of truth
one based on evidence, the other
on authority. One cannot per
ceive the soul, for example
with the senses but that doe:
not mean it Is non-existent. i
is simply 4 different kind Of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

More than 1900 people ate
tended the festivities on Satur.
day and Sunday at the hospital
climaxed by the blessing of the
statue of st. Ann, facing Dryden
Rd.
Mssr. Lawrencs corcersn,
chaplain Of Shs hospital eff.
eisfsd sf the blessing. Mssr.
Roland 7. WineI gsve the ded.
iesfion address.
Father Harry Estadt, pastor
of st. Thomas, a former chaplain
at the hospital, gave the sermon
at the Pontifical Mass offered
by Bishop Issenmann last SatuT.
dav.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
August Devotions
At Carey Shrine

Aug. 8, 10-Masses: 6:15, 8, 1890 and IL noon. Enrolment, No
yena and ccnfraternity prayers, procession with the Image
and b~enediction, Blessing with relic of True Cross.
Aug. 615-Novena Weekday Masses: z, $3.50, $50 am. Afternoon
devotions: 100 and 2:3O; evening services: Novena, prayers,
sermon, rosary, ~candleight procession and benediction.
Aug. 1ICandlelight procession. 8 pm. Bishop George Refining
will take part in procession and celebrate Pontifical Mass
at $50 pm. Confessions will be heard in various languages
before Mass.
Aug. 15-Masses from 5 am. to IL noon. Blessing with relic, /
pm. Enrolment, Procession, 2:30 pm.
Aug. II, "a, 31-Masses: 615, 8, 1890 and IL noon. Enrolment,
Procession and Benediction, Blessing with True Cross, 2:30
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Beginning This Week -.

THE CATHOLIC TIMES welcomes three new
features to its pages -. .
BOOKS OF THE HOUR +. by FIR. Bernard D..
Theall, O.S.B, assistant professor of library science
at Catholic University Of America, with books of
current interest Page s..
SUM N SUBSTANCE /. by Fir. John B.
Sheerin, esp, writer-educator, will give his views
on the happenings of the week. Page 4.
JOSEPH BREIG writer, editor, with more
than "a years of journalistic experience, discusses
some things of the world page A..
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

Bishop Clarence G. Is
Senmann reminded those
attending the 50th anniyer-
sary luncheon for st. AIMS
Hospital last Saturday that
it is not enough to live on past
glories but that "We fulfill our
trust only when we carry on in
the same spirit that inspired all
those interested in st. AIMS
from its foundation"
The bishop recalled that the
hospital had long been a favor
lite of the community prior to
becoming a hospital for women
and a maternity hospital.
St. AIMS, originally found
I'd 10 aid Unwed mothers" was
established to do good" the
bishop ssid. Some may say
II was goodness being shown
to fhe vndsservins; but, like
the Divine Master who went
about doing good, ST. AIMS
does NOT judge guilt or re-
sponsibiIify, but concerns it-
self with the human person
in need Of . haven Of refuge,
In order that both sdvit life
and new infant life may be
brought to live aeeording to
The true dignity Of . child Of
Cod.s
Bishop Issenmann praised his
predecessors, Bishops James ].
Hartley and Michael J. Ready,
for their foresight in establish
ing st. AIMS and placing it un-
der the care of the Franciscan
Sisters of Penance and Christian
Cndrlty.
Bishop Issenmann concluded
by saying, g. -. we shall not
cease to pray that God may
bless this institution even more
abundantly in the years ahead
and preserve and increase that
spirit that has marked the de-
voted service of st. AIMS, built
upon respect for the human per-
sonality, upon humble compass
sion for the weak and the help.
less, upon the desire of chang.
ing misfortune into 4 means to.
ward happiness, upon the warm
sincerity that instills in the sick
the confidence that everything
is going to be all right, and
above and beyond all else, that
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Theatre
Ratings

Moral ratings for cur.
rent stage production in
this area:
FOR ADULTS: The
Doctors Dilemma, Life
With Father. The Match
maker, Natures Way. No
Time for Sergeanfs. Vi.
sit To 4 Small Planet
PARTLY
ABLE: Finian's Rainbow,
The Grand Prize. Kiss Ne
Kate. Paint Your Wagon.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
by Rev. George A. FUlcher.
STD.
ElsS~s HAgAe
Editor-In-chief

This year marks the Tooth
anniversary of Charles Oar.
wins "Origin of Species
in which he explained
that animals and plants
evolved from lower forms
Of life through a process Of
natural selection by the
survival of the fitteSt.
The work has always been
. sovrce Of controversy but
recently The biologist Julian
Huxley wrote that "PaIeonto-
Iosy has revealed The detail
Cd course Of evolution In
many kinds of animals, and
we can now with considerable
accuracy reconstruct its prob
able course in many others,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

During the next few
weeks thousands of pilgrims
will visit the famed Shrine
of Our Lady of Consolation
at Carey, Ohio, in Wyan-
|dotte County on State
Route %.
Most of these pilgrims Jour-
|ney to Carey during the months
|of May and August. A special
novena prior to the Feast of the
Assumption is held from August
Is to IA. The complete schedule
of the August devotions is listed
here. /
The shrine, located about rs
miles northwest Of Columbus
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and completely responsible, FOL
it.
The fact that man comes
from The hand Of God and
ths why" Of human creation
is settled, the how" remains
in the realm Of fhs biologist.
A literal understanding Of any
theory proposing . sponfane-
Gus origin Of life Is not only
unfhsoIogieal but unseiensi-
fic: something living eonnot
come from nothing. So no mat-
Ter what the process, God
must have started II and in
tended IT..
Darwin himself would no
seem to agree with our prem
Use for after he stopped study
ing for the ministry he wrote
ut never struck me how il
logical it was to say ! believed
in whatI could not understand
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Must Continue To GrOu:
St. AIMS Built OrAll


is daily nourished and refreshed
at the well-spring of Christian
which can come only
from living in the love of the
Sacred Heart OF Christ who has
loved men so much"
Earlier Or. zsph j. R. Hci-
Ienbsek, chief Of staff Of the
hospital, pointed out that ST..
AIMS had fhe rare privilege
ct being an accredited hos
pifal for postgraduate three
year rssideney Of physicians
specializing in obstetrics and
synseoIosy. . privilege usual
ly restricted TO hospitals con-
neefsd with . university.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Ceiling COILnpses In Rome Church

ROME - The ceiling Of the
Church Of San Sylvester, nation
al church for English Catholics
here, collapsed, barely missing
the rector, P~allotine Father Vim
cent Smith.
When the collapse began the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

church was evacuated while the
fire department pulled down
weak sections of the ceiling.
was confined to the
sacristy. The rest of the
church, including the cupola,
was declared safe.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Institute OF Sacred Music
Fir. Callen Returns
From Studies In Rome

Father F. Thomas Gallen, Diocesan Director Of
Music, returned to Columbus last week after two years
study at the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music in
Rome.
While there he received the degree Of Licentiate
in Gregorian Chant in June 1857 and this year COM
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

Father Matthew Hanley, O.P..
prior of st. Joseph's, will be
host for the celebration.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Franciscans Pay Visit
Observe Old Custom
At Somerset, Aug. 4

An ancient custom will be observed at the Domin1-
can Priory of st. Joseph, Somerset, on Monday, Aug
ust 4, when Franciscan Fathers from Cincinnati cele-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

plcIeQ WOTk toward q MdSteT
Degree.
Father caIIsn, . native Of
Columbus, attended Immscu-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

present rector of the Shrine.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

ou. and completely responsible, for and what is in fact unintelligi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

mogu izvrsiti unapred cekom
ma jednu cd spomenutih Ma
tica iii licno ma dan polaska
turneje. Da bi Sc ma vrijeme
mogla izvrsiti rezervacija ho-
tela i prevoznih sredstava "a
turneje iseljenici-ucesnici tre-
baju obavjestiti Maticu II ko-
joj &c turneji ucestvovati maj
dalje do Is. maja 1858. god.
Adrese Matica koje organi-
zuju turneje:
Matica iseljenika Srbi.je
Beograd, Nusiceva Al
Jugoslavija
Matica iseljenika Hrvatske
Zagreb, Gajeva "a
Jugoslavija
Matica ma iselenicite od
Makedonija
Skopje, Orce Nikolov 80
Jugoslavija
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
ProsIava 40.godisnjice odsjeka br. 337

Euclid Ohio. - prustyo 'Jutarnja zora", odsjek 337
H. B. zajednice prosavt ce 4Ogodsncu svoga opstanka
S banketom jepim programom ducu nedjeu, &C. ian,i
SovenskOm Drustyenom Domu 20713 Recher Ave-.
Euclid Ohio Banket &c poceti tocno 230 posle podne
Poslije banketa &c omladina - Euclid Koo Kids - z-
vadjat moderne koo pesove biti &c drugh tocaka ma
programu. Gavni govornk biti &c brat John Badovna
predsjednik Glavne Poroe Hrvatske Braske zaednice
Dakle, cetrdeset godina je odmako hitrom brzinon
sv smo onda bill madi jud sada starci Bio nsS
je 30 broju kada upsali Hrvatsku Zaednicu
Illinois, danasnu Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajedncu Cd tadas
njih 30 canova jos je zvou. sest cla
dvije clanice To je dakle kraka povest 40
godisnjeg opstanka naseg odsjeka.
Stoga ovim putem pozvljemo clanove naseg od
sjeka kao ostalu bracu sestre susednih odsjeka
prijatelje mjesta okolce, da dodju time pomognu
uzvelicat nasu retku ali vaznu prosavu Mas e od
sick kroz ovih 40 godna uvjek popoagao svaku dobru
stvar HBZ oko ujednjenja d. te njegovo clanstvo
posecvalo proslave inc prredbe nasih braskh odseka
drugih nash organzaca, to &c ciniti u buduce
Dobro dosli ma proslavu nedjelju 26 januara!
James Robich predsjednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Brace i sestre C|anoM / ne C|anovi
H. B. zajednice U Detroitu / oko|ici

nedjeju, g. veljace (februara) 1858 diva trdeset
pose podne Hrvatskom Domu, GRADIENT Odbor Odbor
Korporace kao Odbor odsjeka bro 351 "Zora odrzati
ce proslavu poaganje Teenog Kamena novi Narodni
Hrvatski Dom, koji je vec procesu gradnje.
Svi Sc pozivate banke kojega prireduju nase ca-
nice svrhu gradnje novoga Donna Ovoga puta Sc nece
prodavat ulazce banket Umeso uaznica svak &c do
biti jednu koveru ona ko bude prilozo navec polon
da &c mu Sc cast da poloI Teeljn Kamen Hvat-
skom Narodnonn Domu
Drugm njecma clan koj e ulozio najvecu svotu po-
kon cd 49, una 1885, cd kada progi poceli sakup
lja pax do g. februara 1858, bit &c pocascea poo
temeljn kamen novom nasem Narodnom Hrvatskom Domu
Brace sestre Vec godinama govor kako nam je
jedan moderan Dom potreban cinjenca, koju nko
ze ospor Do ko b bii zariste naseg kulturnog
rada gradu Detroitu okoc Konacno je doso vijeme
da Sc tai posao uspjesno kraju privede.
Svi nasi odbor suglasju clanicama nasih potpor
nh kuturnh organizaca docekat &c vas kao skrene
jedncare one ko jos nisu canovi. Ugostit &c
kojma je srcu da Hrvatski Narodni Dom cim
prize sagradi
Pozvani su mi vjerujemo da &c Sc odazvati gradsk
drzave Michigan predstavnc Madame Sc da cemo toga
dana nasoj sredin srdacno pozdravti guv Wilamsa
Ovoga puta brace sestre, svi posao.
"a odbore - Ivan Yankovich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
vrIo vazno "a Cleveland oko|icu

Cleveland Ohio - Ovime pozivaju sv zastupnc Cd
prosle godine kao oni ko izabran godnu da
dodu sedncu Zaedncarskog Dana koja &c odrzati
petak "a januara tocno sati vecer, Hrvatskom
Domu 6314 St. Clair Avenue.
Opominju svi drustven ajnici, ko nisu avli me-
adrese svoh novozabranih zastupnika da to odmah
ucne odsec ko JOS nisu izabra zastupnke da to ucne
ma svojo doazecoj sjednic ena adrese posalte ia
nicu zajedncarskog Dana, Mrs Anna Resc 193O1 Rem
wood Avenue Euclid 10, Ohio
OWN putem iso pozivlje canstvo H. B. Ia jed
nice osal mas narod da dodu banke kojeg prreduu
Ujednjeni Odseci HBz grada Clevelanda pocast svo-
Jim djevokama koje natjecale Krajicu Zaedni-
carskog Dana prose tr godne.
Ma banketu cemo imati vrlo kratk program, na ko-
em ce nastupti nasa vro unena pjevacca Miss Shirley
kufrn uz pratnju tamburaskog zbora "Pav Dunav pod
vodstvom Frane Muza Sestra Kufrin e canca ods eka
bro IA HBZ Nu sve djevoke &c predstavit brat John
Badovinac predsiedn1 Gavne Porote HBZ koi &c isto
bt jedan cd gavnih govornka il Pittsburgha &c doc
brat Edward Servov, pravn savetnk HBZ koi ce isto
odrzat govor u ime Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Anna Rescic, jnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

sjeci su napredovali u clan
stvu i financijalno. Ovo .je sa-
mo mali dokaz o vaznosti ma
sin Ujedinjenih Odsjeka, a da
o nasem radio programu ne
govorimo. Mas radio program
je posvecen promicanju Hr-
vatske Bratske Ia jednicc i
II a S h Ujedinjenih Odsjeka.
"Glas Odsjeka H.B.Z.', kako
sc naziva mas radio program,
mozete slusati svake nedjeljc
izmedju 1870 ! sat poslijc
podne prelio stanice WESA,
Charleroi, $40 ma vas radio.
Odbornici delegati nasih
Ujedinjenih O d S c k a ovim
putem Sc zahvaliuju mnogim
n S i'm prijateljima slusa-
teljima, "a njihovu izdasnu
pomoc, financijalnu i moral
nu.
JOS jednom, mi opominje-
mo sve nase delegate, da bu-
du nrisutni II Hryatskpm DO
mu u Uniontownu u nedjelju,
rs. januara, 1858. ma godis-
Moi konfcrenci, a nasa .ic ze-
liza da ova sloga ;uspjesi i
nadalje proslijcde u ova ma
Sa cetiri kotara.
Svi nam dobro doSli,
Bernard Nj. Luketich, tai.
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Pristinu - pa preko Kosovog
Polja Kosovske Mitrovice,
Raske, Vrnjacke Banje, Sc
vojna II Cacak, preko Kragu-
jevca II Beograd.
Ovo putovanje traje 18 da-
na autobusima. Troskovi IL
nose 1873 dolara.
Matica iseljenika Makedonijje
Polazak Z. julia IL 10 sati i
50 minuta uvece u spavacim
kolima sa zeljeznicke stanice !:
IL skoplja u Beograd. IL
Beograda "a Sarajevo. IL Sa-
rajeva autobusima preko Mo-
stara, Dubrovnika, Cetinja,
Titograda, Peci, Skoplja, "a
tim preko Mavrova, Ohrida,
Oteseva i Bitolja u Skoplje.
Ovo putovanje traje II da-
ma zeljeznicom autobusima.
Troskovi iznose 1873 dolara i
SO cent?.
Navedeni troskovi turneja
ukljucuju: Prevoz, ishranu i
prenocista u najboljim hoteli-
ma u doticnim mjestima; "a
tim izlete, razgledanja i upo-
znavanja kako sa kulturno-
historijskim spomenicima u
stanovama, tako i sa izgrad-
njom i prirodnim ljepotama.
Kod izrade svojih progra-
ma turneja Matice su vodile
racuna, da Sc svi iseljenici-
ucesnici nadju zajedno jed
nog odredjenog dana u Beo-
gradu, glavnom gradu Jugo-
slavic, a tako isto u Sara
jevu ma glavnim svecanosti-
ma.
Iseljenici Sc mogu, prema
svojoj sopstvenoj zelji, opre-
djeliti ma kojoj cd cetiri tur-
neja zele da ucestvuju.
Prema navedenim trosko-
vima turneja uplacivanja Sc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
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Predstavnik britanske u
prave, "a atomsku energiju jc
neki dan izjavio, ola britanski
ucenjaci vjeruju, da i'm je u
toku eksperimenata vrsenih u
cilju ostvarcnja kontrole mad
procesima slicnim onima ko-
j Sc odvijaju prilikom eks-
plozije hidrogenslze bombe, IL
spjelo da izvrse fuziju vodi-
kovih atoma. Rezultati eks-
perimenata novim termo-
nuklearnim uredjajcm "ZE-
TA" bill SUI izvanredno dobri.
Uspjeh ovog eksperimenta
bi, prema izjavi predstavnika,
bio prvi korak k potpunoj
kontroli procesa fuziie. Ure-
djaj 81 E T A" .ie tako kon-
struiran, da moze proizvesti
toliko visoke temperature, ko-
liko je potrebno "a postizava-
ME fuzije plinova koji Sc Il
MENU nalaze, fuzije prilikom
koje Sc oslobadjaju znatne
kolicine energije.
U toku eksperimenata vr-
senih tim uredia jem u j.
strazivackom centru Il Har-
wellu (Harvelu) postignute
su temperature cd pre- k o
1,000,0 ,000C. Medjutim, da bi
Sc energija hidrogenske bom-
be mogla ekonomicno iskori-
stiti kao "gorivo", potrebne
su temperature cd 100000
OOOC!