I s / E LOS ILO SLOVENSKE' /I “Doll, bugay, games, and let me think what else . . is repeated to dear old Santa over ^ and over these days. . A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO AULI | Official Publication I of the Slovenian Womens Union of America Number. , \>Y • k'/ / DECEMBER, 1950 Volume 22 SLOVENIM WOMEN’S UNION SLOVENSKA ZEN. ZVEZA OF AMERICA V AMERIKI Organized December 19, 1926 in Chicago, lil. Ustanovljena 19. dec., 1926 v Chicagi, Illinois Incorporated December 14, 1927 in the State of Illinois Inkorporlrana 14. dec., 1927 v državi Illinois MEMBER OF: National Council of Catholic Women The Catholic Association for International Peace Women’s Action for Victory and Lasting Peace Common Council for American Unity Spiritual Advisor — Rev. Matthew F. Kebe................. 223 - 57th St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Founder-Honorary President —• Marie Prisland . 1034 Dillingham Ave., Sheboygan, Wis. President — Albina Novak ...................... 2073 Broadview Rd., Cleveland 9, Ohio 1. Vice-President — Josephine Livek.................. 331 Elm Street, Oglesby, Illinois 2. Vice-President — Mary Tomsic ..............................Box 202, Strabane, Penna. 3. Vice-President Anna Pachak ........................ 2009 Oakland St., Pueblo, Colorado 4. Vice-President — Mary Golik . .............3016 Gantenbein Street, Portland, Oregon 5. Vice-President — Mary Urbas..................15312 Holmes Ave., Cleveland 10, Ohio 6. Vice-President — Barbara Rosandich ........... 846 E. Chapman St, Ely, Minnesota Secretary — Josephine Erjavec ........... 527 North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois Treasurer — Josephine Muster .......................... 714 Raub Street, Joliet, Illinois AUDITING COMMITTEE: President — Mary Lenich .......................... 609 Jones Street, Eveleth, Minnesota Auditor Josephine Železnikar ..................... 2045 W. 23rd Street, Chicago, Illinois Auditor — Ella Starin...........................17814 Dillewood Road, Cleveland 19, Ohio ADVISORY COMMITTEE: President — Frances Susel .................. 15900 Holmes Avenue, Cleveland 10, Ohio Helen Corel ................................... 67 Scholes Street, Brooklyn, New .York Rose Racher ............................................ 2205 Burton St., Warren, Ohio YOUTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE: Josephine Sumlc .................................. 81 No. Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois Evelyn Krizay .................................... 83 — 29th Street, Barberton, Ohio Mary Theodore .................................. 2529 — 4th Avenue, Hibblng, Minnesota Zora Yurkus .................................... 9610 Avenue L, So. Chicago 17, Illinois Mary J. Habjan ................................................ Universal, Pennsylvania MANAGING EDITOR — Albina Novak ............... 2073 Broadview Rd., Cleveland 9, Ohio ZARJA-THE DAWN URADNO GLASILO SLOVENSKE ŽENSKE ZVEZE V AMERIKI OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SLOVENIAN WOMEN’S UNION OF AMERICA PUBLISHED MONTHLY — IZHAJA VSAK MESEC Annual Subscription $2.00 — Naročnina $2.00 letno For SWUA members $1.20 annually — Za članice SŽZ $1.20 letno Publisher, “Zarja”, 1637 Allport St., Chicago 8, 111. Managing Editor Albina Novak Editorial Office: 2073 Broadview Rd., Cleveland 9, Ohio Telephone SHadyside 1-3232 “Entered as second class matter November 13, 1946, at the post office at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of August 24, 1912." Ail communications for publication must be in the hands of the Editor by the tenth of the month for the next issue and must be indorsed by the writer. If typewritten use double-space and if hand written use ink. Write plainly, especially names, and on one side of paper only. Vsi dopisi morajo biti v rokah urednice do 10. v mesecu za prihodnjo Izdajo in podpisani po pisateljici. Pišite s črnilom in samo na eno stran papirja. Pri imenih pazite, da so razločno pisana. LETO XXII — ŠT. J2 December, 1950 VOL. XXII — No. 12 Franjo Neubauer: ODPRI SE BETLEHEMSKI HLEV! Odpri, odpri se, hlevček in čudoviti žar iz Tebe naj zasije, po zemlji se razlije in pomiri vihar! Duhovi poleteli v božični so večer, nad hlevček in nad polje, ljudem so svete volje oznanjevali mir. Pastirji z razsvetljenih nebeških so višav., miru začuli klice, ko čuvali ovčice sred tihih so planjav. In mi miru želimo na gorah in v doleh, ko strah srce nam stresa in v hlev se in v nebesa oziramo v bolehl Odpri se hlev, koj bolj si bogat kot celi svet, nebesa zažarite in angele pošljite o miru nam zapet! SREČNE PRAZNIKE! Drage sestre: V decembru imamo najlepše praznike v letu, kakor tudi najbolj važne seje pri svojih podružnicah. Najprvo želim, da bi imele vse povsod prav lepe, srečne in zadovoljne praznike! Ko smo si lansko leto voščile vse najboljše za leto 1950, nismo vedele kaj nas čaka. Zdaj, ko jemljemo slovo letu, imamo pa vse bolj resne misli na bodočnost kot smo jih imele leto nazaj, ker razmere so zopet postale v mnogih ozirih razburljive. Nihče ne ve, kaj bo nam novo leto prineslo? Najbolj se bojimo zopetne vojske, katere upamo, da nas Bog reši. Zato si bomo letos bolj z globokim občutkom priporočali Bogu za ljubi mir! Da se vrnejo naši dragi k svojim družinam, od katerih so bili klicani v službo strica Sama za obrambo dežele. Matere zopet občutijo v mnogih slučajih odstotnost svojih ljubih. Naša molitev letos bo globoko obrnjena k Novorojenemu Detetu ter bomo skupno prosili za: “MIR LJUDEM NA ZEMLJI!” Da bi naša molitev bila uslišana! Naše glavne seje. Pri mnogih podružnicah je bil letos prav lep napredek. Čast in vsa pohvala pridnim odbornicam in članstvu, kjerkoli ste zvesto sodelovale. Na svojih letnih sejah boste volile nove odbornice. Kjer imate zveste delavke, dajte jim priznanje s ponovno izvolitvijo. Kjer pa vidite, da bi bila sprememba koristna, si pa izberite nove odbornice, ki ljodo pripravljene sprejeti odgovornost uradov. Biti odbornica ni samo na papirju, ampak vsaka ima svojo dolžnost. Katera odbornica ima količkaj čuta do uspeha svoje podružnice, bo prav gotovo tudi pripravljena pomagati pri vsakem poslu. Kampanja, ki je bila zaključena zadnjega oktobra nam je prinesla 428 NOVIH ČLANIC. TO JE JAVEN IZKAZ VELIKEGA ZANIMANJA MED NAMI! Bog plačaj vsem za trud in delo! Novim pa kličemo: “Prisrčno dobrodošle!” Kakor je bilo že poročano, bo naša Zveza dopolnila 24 let svojega obstoja 19. decembra. Torej od tega dne naprej se bomo povsod začele zanimati za proslavo SREBRNEGA JUBILEJA. Torej vse podružnice naj bi sodelovale pri tem programu, ker se tiče nas vseh. Saj smo vse članice velike organizacije, ki posluje po vseh slovenskih naselbinah v Ameriki! Torej delujmo za njen napredek vse povsod. S prvim januarjem se bo pričela velika SREBRNA KAMPANJA ZA NOVE ČLANICE. Da pa bomo imele lep začetek, so direktorice glasovale, da se bo štelo vse nove članice, ki bodo pristopile v decembru za novo kampanjo, kar se tiče NAGRAD. Torej vsaka, ki bo pridobila novo članico v decembru bo dobila kredit za njo za novo SREBRNO KAMPANJO. Meni je zelo veliko na tem, da bi bil lep uspeh, zato sem pripravljena poslati prav lepo darilo vsaki, ki bo pridobila dve novi članici v decembru, pa naj bo to v mladinski ali odrasli oddelek. Potrudite se, drage sestre za to darilo, potem boste dobile pa od Zveze še drugo darilo. Jaz bi rada, da bi bilo med nami mnogo dobre volje, zato sem pripravljena storiti vse v svoji moči, da se to uresniči, če Bog da to srečo! Ob tem času se želim prav prisrčno zahvaliti vsem, ki tako plemenito in imenitno sodelujete pri Zarji, kakor tudi pri vsem društvenem delu. Za to izdajo sem se obrnila do svojih dobrih sosester za oglase in kar poglejte, kako so se pridno odzvale. V prihodnji izdaji bodo do imena vseh, ki so se potrudile. Članice pa lepo prosim, da podpirate trgovce, ki so nam naklonjeni, ker boste dobili pošteno blago In postrežbo. Ne hodite k tujcem, ampak naj veljajo lepe besede: svoji k svojim! Da bi imeli srečne praznike pri vseh družinah In povsod, Vam Iskreno želim, Vaša hvaležna predsednica, Albina Novak. rtt? ^3 i.L-l=zj=J ' /h^LX^>-<— — d-x—, cJ-O--- n-^JLzJL' /d-4—' -y 'yydLa— — -TWL f j&A*- ?rw B -v bers, that at the meeting on December 3, will be election of officers and" this is the meeting for all members to come to and discuss what they have in mind regarding meeting places,. dates and all important matters which will be in effect the entire coming: year. Let’s be active and help all we can for the good of our branch and I membership. Those who haven’t been paying dues on time, please contact your secretary and pay up so that she will have her books in good order. Our secretary has been very noble and she paid your dues with her own money to keep you in good standing, so be fair and come to pay up what you owe and keep the ball rolling the right way. At this time I wish to express my thankfulness to all the members of our branch and also no. G1 from Brad-dock, Pa. for the comforting words during the time of sorow. Thanks to those who met in a body and came to the Funeral Home to recite the rosary for the repose of my son PFC. Albert Stephenson, who was wounded in Chinjo, Korea, and died in Station Hospital, Japan. Our deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved of our late Mrs. Antonia Juratovic, who passed into eternity last October. May her soul and the souls of all deceased rest in peace! On behalf of the officers and members of our branch, I extend greetings and best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year to all! Mary Stephenson, President No. 28. Calumet, Mich. — The annual meeting will be held Wednesday, December 3, at St. Joseph’s Church Hall at 8 P. M. Election of officers will take place. All members are requested to attend! A social hour in form of a Christmas Party will follow, highlighting the festivity will be the appearance of Santa Claus, who will present everyone with a gift. There will also be other enjoyable entertainment. The ■committee in charge is also planning to serve a delectable lunch. Wishing all members of SWU a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Tear! Mrs. Mary Kocjan, President No. 43, Milwaukee, Wisconsin — 'Our November meeting was a great ■surprise. The attendance was far :greater than we expected. It really made everyone feel that “now we are .getting somewhere!’’ Let’s keep up this wonderful spirit and good attendance! It’s up to you! Congratulations are extended to the twelve new members who were initiated at the meeting! It was fun, wasn’t it? The Card Party which is scheduled ’for February 4, 1951 at Robernisek’s is well under control. Tickets will soon be on sale by the members. Any ■one wishing to donate prizes or food ttoward this event, please get in touch with our chairlady, Mrs. Josephine Kolar. You can also be a great help by rendering your services to the job you are best suited for. It we all help and cooperate, it’s bound to be a success. Let’s keep our branch active! It will be for sure, if you will be an enthusiastic supporter. The branch will benefit by it and you, too, will have much pleasure out of it. Mrs. Bentz, our secretary, has asked that all members who are in arrears with dues be reminded to please pay up. If possible get into the habit of paying your dues in advance for a few months and this will be a big help for the secretary to keep her books in good order. Here’s hoping that Mrs. Hinich has completely recovered from her operation. We’ll be looking for you at our next meeting. Our very active member, Mrs. Mary (Mitz) Tratnik is still on the sick list. We all wish her a speedy recovery. We miss you in bowling, Mitz. Our annual meeting is almost here. December 10, is the date. Let’s have an overwhelming attendance and show that you are all interested in our progress. It will be held at To-minsek’s, 338 East Bay Street at 2 P.M. After the meeting there will be a surprise for all who attend. A good time is promised to all, so come and enjoy yourself! A Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year to all! Rose Kramer, President By now the ghosts and goblins are gone and well forgotten, but I’m sure that no one will forget the evening of fun at the Halloween Party at the Rose Room. Sincere thanks and appreciation goes to President Rose Kramer who prepared the delicious food for us. We have four teams bowling at the National Club on 8th and National, every Tuesday evening. The teams are: ROSE ROOM, NO. 43 SWU, PORNAT BAKERY’S and JELENC FUNERAL HOME. Join us for an exciting evening of fun on any Tuesday. Everyone is now interested in the success of the coming Card Party which will be held in February. Please attend the coming meetings and have a lot of fun in helping with the plans for this big event. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Hinich is on the sick list. We wish a speedy recovery to all our members who are convalescing. Greetings and best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year! Joan Verbick, Reporter no 43, Milwaukee, Wis. No. 46, St. Louis, Mo. — On November 2, 1950, our member Mary Pe-trovio passed away after a long illness. She is survived by husband Tony, son Tony Jr., daughters Mary Kelly and Dorothy P o t a s k y, five grandchildren, daughter-in-law and two sons-in-laws. She also leaves a brother, a priest, and four sisters, one of whom is a nun living in Europe. Father John Ogulin in Štajersko and the nun, a Sister of Charity is living in Vienna. Three sisters, Agnes, Ursula and Louise are living in Semic, Jugoslavia. Mrs. Petrovič was born in Belo-krajina, Jugoslavia. Her maiden name was Ogulin. She came to America, May 25, 1912. She was 66 years old at the time of her death. Late Mary Petrovič was well liked by everyone. The many floral offerings and spiritual offerings and the large funeral, proved she had many friends. She looked like an angel, laid out among beautiful flowers and spiritual bouquets. She will be remembered by everyone as a kind, loving and helpful person. We will all miss her. Our sympathy to the family. The bereaved family wishes to thank our branch no. 46, for the prayers offered at the chapel and also to President Mrs. Prebil for the memorable prayers and funeral address which will always remain in their hearts. Marjeta Žvanut No. 52, Kitzville, Minn. — Our November meeting was well attended. We made plans for our Christmas Party and we shall be expecting a large attendance. Alice Boratto is the proud mother mother of a son. Congratulations! Mrs. Strazishar is visiting in Mil-inaukee for an indefinite time. Her sparkling personality is missed by all. But she is enjoying herself and for that we are all happy! Mary Techar was under doctor’s care for a couple of weeks but she is back in our midst again. After the meeting cards were played with prizes going to C. Koche-var and M. Musich for bunco; R. R. Chiodi and A. Russ for bridge; Rose Zidarich and M. Techar took Canasta honors. On the lunch committee were: P. Germ, L. Bachnik, G. Zidarich and L. Mancuso. A Merry Christmas to you and yours! Louise Mancuso, Reporter No. 54, Warren, Ohio — We had a wonderful attendance at the November meeting which was held in the new Slovenian National Home. Here’s hoping that every meeting will be as successful! Our annual meeting and election of officers will be held December 13, 1950 beginning at 6:30 P. M. A Christmas party and "Gift exchange will follow.” Old Santa Claus will be there and he wants to see all the little children and also the bigger ones, but especially all the members of our Juvenille circle. Come and have a good time with us! Five new members have been added to our branch during the recent Campaign, that is three in the adult and two in the juvenile division. Welcome greetings to all! As you have already been notified, we will have a big dance on Saturday January 13, 1951, in the new Slovenian Home with the Airliners, our popular radio artists furnishing the music. We cordially invite our supreme president, Albina Novak, to be with us. (I’ll certainly try my best to atend. A. N.) We also invite all our members, friends and all lovers of good entertainment and fun to come to this extraordinary dance on January 13. We hope that all our members will recover from their recent illness by the time the Holidays are here so that you will enjoy them to your heart’s content. Wishing everyone a Joyous Yule-tide Season! Rose Racher, President No. 56, Hibbing, Minn. — Our October meeting was memorable for we had a shower for the former Elizabeth Muhvich and the games were enjoyed. At our November meeti ng plans were made for our Christmas Party. We hope that every member will attend our December meeting and the Christmas Party which are really a treat! Since the last meeting sorrow came to us, which indeed was a great shock to us all. We mourn the sudden passing of our late sister Julia Buchar, a willing and loyal member, who was always ready to help and will be greatly missed among us. She is survived by husband Prank, four children and other relatives. Our deepest sympathy to the bereaved. May her soul rest in peace. Our members paid their last respects by praying the rosary and attending the funeral Mass and graveside services. Our charter member Mrs. Zalc’s husband is in the hospital where he he will be confined for sometime. We wish him a speedy recovery and also to all our members who are ill. We are hoping for a large turn out. at our December 12, meeting, so let’s see you all in attendance! A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all! Anne B. Satovich, Secretary No. 57, Niles, Ohio — We were very glad to have a good attendance at the November meeting. Welcome greetings are expected to our new member Angela Samu with hopes that she will be very happy in our midst and will come to every meeting. Our Christmas Party will be held at the Midway Tavern 117 Olive Street on December 14, 1950. We will have a gift exchange (dollar gifts) and the committee in charge is assuring everyone an enjoyable time. We hope you will all come! There was a lot of fun at our Halloween Party at the home of Mrs. J. R. Brauer. The room was decorated beautifully and the lunch served was really delicious. Thank you Mrs. Brauer and everyone for the generous and hospitable entertainment. We played games and prizes were given to the best players. The fun was great and we laughed very heartily listening to the stories and jokes about Halloween. Will be expecting to see everyone at our Christmas Party on Dec. 14! A Merry Christmas to everyone! Johanna Prinz, Reporter Happy birthday, Mrs. Mahovlich! Our ambitious and loyal member Mrs. Agnes Mahovlich, 9525 So. Eiwing Ave., So. Chicago, 111. will celebrate her birthday December 25. Mrs. Mahovlich was our first "Convention Queen” way back in 193G! May you enjoy good health and God’s blessings for many more years! PRAYER FOR CHRISTMAS 1950 Lord Jesus Christ, O Holy Child Grant us Thy blessed gift today; The swords of war take from this world, Hear us, O Prince of Peace, we pray. To our sad hearts grant comfort, Lord, Loved ones to us return; True peace and brotherhood, O Prince of Peace for this we yearn. Marie Bombach, Detroit ,Mich. No. 73, Warrensville, Ohio — This month we enter your home along the scent of holly, the strains of“ Silent Night”, laughter, mixed with the great expectancy of little children and with warm words on our lips: Merry Christmas! May the birth of the Child renew in your home the same blessing that was bestowed on the Holy Family in Jerusalem on that Christmas so very long ago. From midnight. November 30th until 'midnight of December 31st, there will be Christmas in the air. It seems to have taken hold already. Really! At our October meeting Christmas Party was mentioned, at the next meeting it was planned a little more and on December 3, we’ll really dynamite the whole works. The party will he held at the home of Mrs Tony Walters. Everyone will have a grand time, we are confident. The beautiful quilt donated by Mrs. Travnik brought us a 100% profit. Lucky were: Florence Duale, quilt, Miklaulic family — pillow cases; Jack Welch — pyrex roaster; Gliha — heating pad; J. Mauer, cottage ham. Door prizes were received by: Mrs. Dijsek, Sr. — fruit basket; Rose Finch — refrigerator set; Frances Gazin — pin cushion: Mrs. M"iser — nylons; Mrs. Turk Sr. — cottage ham; Josephine Turk — pin; one apron apiece to Mrs. "grandma” Yane, Rose Repasky and Ann Butorac. It was a grand affair. Refreshments were served and we hope that we will have a return visit to our meetings by many of those who attended this party. On October 25, twenty-nine members walked in on Josephine Turk in her new home. We presented her a bedroom chair and a bouquet of flowers from Mrs. Sklenicko. We had delicious refreshments and a lot of fun. Congratulations to Louise Epley for bringing five new members to our branch and a warm welcome to each of them Mr. and Mrs. Yuratovac (Kay and Pete of Sumpter Rd.) are proud parents of a baby girl in October. Congratulations and for our branch we have a new prospect, Ahem, Louise! Despite the gaity of our meeting, we were all greatly shocked to hear of the death of Dorothy Ehrlich’s husband. Dorothy (maiden name Zbaz-nik) was the only member of our branch who entered service during world war two. Since then she has been living in Texas where she married. Her husband met a tragic death by being burnt to death by the r'al-road. Our deepest sympathy, Dorothy. Our prayers will be offered for you and the repose of your husband’s soul. May he rest in peace. Will let you know about our dinner on November 15, next month. — Have a pleasant Holiday Season everyone! Evelyn Majercik. No. 88, Johnstown, Pa. — The date of our annual December meeting is Wednesday the thirteenth at 7 P. M. All members are requested to be present. We are having a “dollar gift exchange’ and please bring and dont bring money because it’s much more fun opening packages and be surprised at its contents. A lunch will also be served. There will be an empty seat this year which was regularly occupied by Mrs. A. T indisch who passed away in July. She enjoyed coming to our meetings and we will always miss her. May God have mercy on her soul and may she rest in peace. Our deepest sympathy to all members who mourn the loss of their loved ones during the past year. May God give them eternal rest! We were sorry to hear that Mrs. Jennie Roseman was confined to the hospital. Wishing all our ill members a speedy recovery. We’ll he expecting to see you all at our December meeting. Let’s forget our troubles for a few hours and enjoy ourselves in our annual gathering. “You won’t be sorry, if you come”. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Mary Kuzma, President, 231 View Street, Johnstown, Pa. No. 89, Oglesby, Illinois We are in the month of December and that means the annual meeting and election of officers. It is your duty and privilege to elect officers of your own choice. Officers, who will carry on on the best of interest of your branch and the organization as a whole. So try to he present on December 11, at 7 P. M. As alwavs. we will have a Christmas Partv, "gift exchange” and of course. Santa will be there. A heartfelt welcome is extended to all our new members! We are very hany to have increased the membership In our branch In the recent campaign which closed on October 31. We want you all to come to our next meting- and get acquainted. Wishing all officers nnd members of SWTT, a blessed and Merry Christmas and a Hapnv New Year. Josephine Livek, President WOMEN'S GLORY The Kitchen All redoes are tested by contributor Frances Jancer 1110 — 3rd St., LaSalle, 111. The month of December—Christmas time—the smell of baking. All brings back memories of our childhood when cookies, candies and fruit cake's were on the docket. We loved to watch the process, and in later years imitated others—eventually falling into the traditional way of celebrating the great Feast Day, the Birthday of Jesus Christ.. .a day of rejoicing. As work of this nature is such that it cannot be all done at the same time, many recipes have been concocted that keep indefinitely, therefore can be prepared well in advance. If you do not care to bake fruit cake in advance and do not like the kind you buy on the market to-day, try the following, made in a refrigerator. No. 105 Detroit, Michigan — Our last meeting was held on November 8, at the home of Mrs. Zorka Troha Maisel. Sister Maisel had just recently moved on Teppert avenue, and kindly invited us to her new and beautiful home. (It really is beautiful— you should have seen it). We thank her for her kind and warm hospitality and for the delicious “goodies” she served. Thank you very much! Our member Mrs. Rose Jamnik became “Grandma” for the first time when a darling little son came to brighten the lives of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Carl Mogensen, who now reside in New Haven, Connecticut. Mrs. Mogensen is the former Harriet Rose Jamnik. Congratulations to the proud and lucky parents and grandparents! At our meetings we sincerely miss some of our members, who have been unable to attend because of illness. To Mrs. Mary Bedich, who is undergoing a serious operation, as well as to Mrs. Marie Nezbeda, Mrs. Jennie Vidmar, Mrs. Anna Poprich, Mrs. Lillian Ault, and Mrs. Alice Kodrich, we wish the quick reutrn of health, that we may have them among us soon. This month we celebrate the birth of the Savior of the world. May the Christ Child bring us peace again, that our loved ones may return soon. To our Supreme Officers, our branch oficers and all our members we wish a very Merry Christmas and a most Happy New Year. May all your dreams come true in the year 1951! Marie Bombach REFRIGERATOR FRUIT CAKE 1 cup whipping cream, 1 cup marshmallows, cut small, x/3 cup currants, V2 lb. graham rracker crumbs, rolled, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, % teaspoon nutmeg, *4 teaspoon allspice, Vi teaspoon cloves, % teaspoon salt, 1 cup chopped dates, 1 cup nuts, % cup raisins, y2 cup chopped citron, 2 tablespoons chopped candied orange peel, 2 tablesx)oons chopped candied cherries. Soak marshmallows in cream. Soak currants in hot water a few minutes, then drain and add to the cream. Mix spices with graham cracker crumbs and add to the first mixture. Add chopped fruits and nuts. Pack into greased mold, cover with waxed paper, and chill from 1 to 14 days. Slice thin to serve. Will serve 16 people. DATE ORANGE FRUIT CAKE % cup soft butter, 1 cup sugar, 2 beaten eggs, 2 tablespoons grated orange rind, 1 teaspoon soda, 2 cups flour, % cup sour milk, 1 cup chopped dates, y2 cup chopped nuts, '/, cup flour. Mix altogether, and bake in a 325 degree oven for an hour or until done. While cake is baking mix juice of 1 orange and 1 tablespoon grated orange rind and y2 cup sugar, and allow to stand stirring constantly. Pour over cake when baked. Cool. EGG WREATHS 2 cups butter, 2 cups sugar, 4 uncooked egg yolks, 4 hard cooked egg yolks, 5 to 6 cups cake flour. Cream the butter and sugar. Beat in raw egg yolks one by one and add hard-cooked egg yolks which have been put through a sieve or ricer. Add flour and mix thoroughly. Chill. Take off chunks of dough and form into pencil shaped rol's. Join ends to make a wreath. Dip in egg whites and colored sugar and bake in a moderate 350 degree oven for about 15 minutes. This cookie is given without flavoring, as it gives the eggy taste. However, if desired V3 teaspoon salt as well as a small amount of lemon or vanilla flavoring may be added. WALNUT TORTE 12 eggs, 12 tablespoons sugar, 10 ounces of ground walnuts, 3 tablespoons bread crumbs, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Beat egg yolks and sugar till light and creamy. Add flavoring, then alternately the walnuts, stiffly beaten egg whites and bread crumbs. Bake in two layer pans in moderate oven. FROSTING: 3 tablespoons butter, 1 egg yolk, iys cups confectioners sugar, 2 tablespoons cocoa, 2 to 3 tablespoons hot water. Cream butter and blend in egg yolk. Sift the sugar and cocoa together, and add alternately with water. Beat until creamy. Spread between layer and over cake and sprinkle with nuts. LITHUANIAN BUTTER PASTRIES Vs lb. butter, 1 three ounce package cream cheese, 4 teaspoons sugar, y2 teaspoon salt, 1 cup all-purpose flour, 1 can skinned apricots. Cream butter with the cream cheese. Add 3 teaspoons of the sugar, y2 teaspoon salt, and the cup of all-purpose flour, sifted. Mix thoroughly. Chill in refrigerator 1 to 2 hours. Add 1 teaspoon sugar to the can of skinned apricots. Cook them to a mash (about 10 minutes.) Roll dough out thin, cut into 2 inch squares. Place a spoonful of apricot mash in center of each square and fold corners of square toward the center. Bake in moderate oven about 20 minutes. JULE CAKE (NORWEGIAN BREAD) 2 cups milk, 1 cup melted butter, 2 teaspoons Salt, 1 cup sugar, 2 cakes of compressed yeast, dissolved in y2 cup lukewarm water, 8 to 9 cups flour, 1 tablespoon cardamom, y3 cup chopped almonds, y2 cup sliced candied cherries, 1 cup chopped raisins, V2 cup chopped citron. Scald milk and add melted butter, salt, sugar. When lukewarm stir in yeast, which has been dissolved in the lukewaim water. Stir in 4 cups flour. Put in a warm place to rise for 2 hours, or until double in bulk. Punch down and stir in the cardamom, almonds, cherries, raisins and citron. Work in the rest of the flour until dough is as soft as can be conveniently handled. Let rise in a warm place about 2 or 3 hours or until doubled in bulk. Knead slightly and place in two greased loaf pans and let rise 1 or 2 hours or until doubled in bulk. Bake in a moderate oven 45 to 55 minutes. When cool glaze with a thin confectioners sugar icing. Frances Jancer CORRECTED RECIPE In the November issue of Zarja, my recipe for Dropped Doughnuts was incorrect in part. This is it’s reprint: DROPPED DOUGHNUTS 3 cups flour 3 tsps. baking powder 1 tsp. salt (4 tsp. nutmeg V3 tsp. cinnamon 2 tablespoons shortening 1 cup sugar 4 egg yolks or 2 whole eggs 1 cup milk Sift flour measure, add baking powder, salt, flour, nutmeg and cinnamon; sift again. Cream shortening; add sugar and cream thoroughly. Add eggs one at a time, beating after each addition. Add flour alternately with milk, beating well. Drop from a tablespoon into deep hot fat 365 to 375 degrees and fry 3 to 5 minutes. Or until a golden brown, turning the doughnuts as they rise to the surface. Drain on absorbent paper, sprinkle with confectioners sugar. Makes about 2 dozen doughnuts. Juniors’ *Page SILENT NIGHT . . . Silent night, Holy night, All is calm, a| is bright. 'Round you Virgin, Mother and child Holy infant so tender and mild, Sleep in heavenly peace, Sleep in heavenly peace. DEAR JUNIORS: The Christmas season will soon be with us again. I hope all Juniors are planning some activity that will express the spirit of Christmas sharing. Prepare baskets of food and toys to give those less fortunate than you. Begin practicing the Christmas Carols now and then go in groups to sing to your shut-in members and those in hospitals in institutions. The Christmas Holidays wil take on a new meaning and make you all very happy. I wish to say to Juniors and members everywhere — Merry Christmas, and may all your fondest hopes be fulfilled. Lovingly yours, Albina Novak, President WHY DOES THE WORLD CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS Why? So Santa Claus may come with his sled and reindeer, and pack of toys? No. Why? So that we may have our stockings filled with good things and see the beautiful Christmas tree? No. These things come with Christmas, but they do not constitute the reason for Christmas. We celebrate Christmas because it is the birthday of Jesus the Christ; Jesus, who came that everyone might have love and peace and contentment; Jesus, who came that we might have life and that we might have it more abundantly; Jesus, who loved all men and taught them the way to truth and light and to God, the father; Jesus, who said “Suffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven"; Jesus, the Prince of Peace, the Saviour of all mankind. The charitable give out at the door and God puts in at the window. GUESS ME My first is in city but not in state My second is in hurry but not in wait My third is in water but not in well My fourth is in ring but not in bell My fifth is in summer but not in fall My sixth is in great but not in small My seventh is in hymn but not in sing My eighth is in angel but not in wing My last is in listen but not in hear My whole is the happiest day of the year. seiujsuijo ‘suv LINKS OF A CHAIN CAN YOU GUESS THIS ONE? The forging of chains used to block passage of the upper Hudson River by enemy British ships, played a conspicuous part in the beginnings of the American iron industry. Recently, nine segments of one of the smaller chains were recovered in salvage operations. Wishing to restore the chain to one piece, the antiquarians took the segments to a blacksmith. It required him five minutes to open a link and 10 minutes to weld a link together again. What was the least time in which he could complete the job of Joining the nine segments into one chain of 50 links? (Answer in next column SANTA AND THE MOUSE Once there was a fireplace and Once there was a mouse Peeking out a little hole* In a quiet house. Suddenly he heard a sound It must be on the roof. A pitter, pitter, patter, Of many tiny hoofs. And then before his very eyes He saw who made the noise. Santa Claus with dolls and trains For little girls and boys. He quickly filled the stockings And before you could say, ‘‘Please," He gave the little mouse a gift, A great big slice of cheese! ACTIVITIES FOR DECEMBER I will mend some old toys to give away. I will help a basket for a needy family. I will learn a new Christmas carol. I will help with a Christmas entertainment. I will help decorate my classroom (or my home) for Christmas. I will trim a Christmas tree for the birds. I will send a Christmas card to an older person who might not receive many gifts or cards. I will remember all I know who are in the armed forces with a Christmas greeting and a gift. I will pray to God most fervently for world peace in 1951. Link of a chain: He could open all the links of two segments containing three and four links each. These seven would take 35 minutes. It would then require 70 minutes to weld the seven remaining sections of chain together with these seven links—a total of one hour and 45 minutes to complete the job. THE FOUR PLANTS A wise old tutor was once taking a stroll through a forest with a shiftless youth by his side. The tutor suddenly stopped and pointed to the four plants close at hand. The first was a tiny sprout, just coming rooted itself quite firmly in fertile soil. The third was a small shrub. The fourth had grown into a well-developed tree. The tutor said to his youthful companion, “Pull up this first plant." The youth pulled it up easily with his fingers. “Now pull up the second." The youth obeyed, and with slight effort the plant came up, roots and all. “And now the third." . .The boy pulled with one hand, then the other, but it would not come. Then he took both hands, and the plant yieded to all his strength. “And now." said the master, “try the fourth." The youth grasped the trunk with all his might, but hardly a leaf shook cannot move it," he exclaimed. “Just so, my son," said the tutor, “with our bad habits. When they are young and small, we can cast them out, but when they are full grown, they cannot be uprooted." SAME CLUES Claims Adjuster: “Why didn't you report the robbery at once? Didn't you suspect something when you came home and discovered all of the bureau drawers pulled out with the contents scattered all over?" Claimant: “Why, no. I thought that my husband had been looking for a shirt." SNOWFAIRIES Snowflakes falling past my window. Nestling on the pane, I see Little fairies from the Northland, Peeping through the glass at me. THE ALPHABET The letters of the alphabet appear practically in the same order in nearly all languages. The number of letters in the alphabets of different languages varies considerably. English and German have 26 lett-ters; French 25; Spanish 27; Italian 21; Russian 33; Greek 24; Latin and Hebrew 22; Celtic 17; Arabic 28; Sanskrit 49 and Armenian 38. In all languages the alphabet is imperfect, and various letters have to stand for more than one sound each. In our own English language, for instance, it is estimated that there are 42 sounds and only 26 letters to represent them. One verce in the Bible contains all the letters of the alphabet except J, which was originally the same letter as I. It is Ezra 7:21. All the letters of the alphabet are in this sentence: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Two English words contain all the vowels in the alphabet in their right order — facetious and abstemious. HOLIDAY FUN CATCHING THE REINDEER—Players form a ring, as for drop the handkerchief. The player who is “it" represents the reindeer. He is given a number of bells, which he jingles as he runs a-round the outside of the circle. He also carries a small stuffed stocking, which he drops behind the player who must pick it up and pursue him. The reindeer then attempts to steal the place of the person behind whom he has dropped the stocking. If caught before he can accompli h this, he must go to the center of the circle. In either case, the pursuer becomes the next reindeer. MAGIC POPCORN BALL—Make a popcorn ball, using a certain »umber of grains. Then show the ball to the players and let them try to guess the correct number. The one whose guess is nearest wins the popcorn ball. SNOW-MAN centerpiece For the informal Christmas table or for the buffet table during the holidays, we suggest letting a popcorn snow man preside as the center-piece. He's a comical fellow, and is made out of three balls of popcorn. Shape a large ball for the lower part of the body, a smaller one for the upper part, or trunk, and a still smaller ball for the head. A couple of ovals of popcorn may be used for the arms. In fact, you make him just like a snow man except that you are using popcorn instead of snow. Stick the balls together with a little extra syrup. The face may be made of raisins and candied fruit, the hat and hands of paper, and the pipe may be a raisin on a toothpick. Little popcorn snow men make clever favors for a children's Christmas party. CHRISTMAS IN MANY TONGUES In Scotland Christmas is called Yule, in Wales Nodolig. The Scandinavians call it Juletide, the Slovaks Vianoce, the Slovenians, Croatians and Bohemians Božic, the Italians II Natale. Spanish people speak of Navidad, meaning “Nativity." In Germany Christmas has been called Weihnachten. The French call it Noel, and the Polish Boze Narodzenie. Finančno poročilo S.Ž.Z. za mesec OKTOBER 1950 Monthly Report of the S.W.U. for the Month of OCTOBER 1950 Dohodki: Mesečnlna Družabne In Štev. Članlo Štev. Podružnica Redni Mladinski “Zarja" Članice Razno Skupaj Redni Mladinski 1. SHEBOYGAN. WIS. $64.25 3.20 .10 67.55 173 32 2. CHICAGO, ILL. 145.55 9.90 .20 155.65 369 102 3. PUEBLO, COLO. 93.70 4.60 98.30 251 49 4. OREGON CITY, ORB. 9.95 .10 10.05 27 1 6. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 43.10 2.70 1.05 46.85 131 29 6. BARBERTON. OHIO 63.65 2.30 .20 66.15 175 26 7. FOREST CITY. PA 52.45 2.80 .10 55.35 138 28 8. STEELTON, PA. 91 12 9. DETROIT. MICH. 17.70 .10 17.80 48 2 10. COLLINWOOD, OHIO 201.20 6.00 207.20 538 64 12. MILWAUKEE. WIS 131.20 6.60 .10 137.90 344 70 13. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 56.30 .20 56.50 138 2 14. NOTTINGHAM, OHIO 133.10 5.90 .40 .25 139.65 355 59 IB. NEWBURGH, OHIO 129.05 7.40 .25 13G.70 326 75 16. SOUTH CHICAGO. ILL. 75.40 4.90 .10 80.40 186 47 17. WEST ALLIS, WIS. Gl.60 1.S0 .50 63.90 165 19 IS. CLEVELAND, OHIO 39.00 .80 39.80 105 8 19. EVELETH, MINN. 67.15 S.30 75.45 170 83 20. JOLIET, ILL. 242.30 29.00 .10 .40 271.80 671 293 81. CLEVELAND, OHIO 39.70 3.00 .10 42.80 112 30 22. BRADLEY, ILL 24.80 24.80 29 * 23. ELY, MINN. 86.25 1.80 88.05 232 18 24. LASALLE. ILL. 75.55 3.70 .10 79.35 205 39 26. CLEVELAND. OHIO 348.35 10.40 .10 .75 359 60 892 105 26. PITTSBURGH. PA. 53.60 3.00 56.60 148 32 27. NORTH BRADDOCK. PA. 29.70 1.70 .25 31.65 71 17 28. CALITMRT. MICH 38.20 .20 .50 .25 39.15 98 2 29. BROWNDALE, PA. 33.00 2.70 35.70 43 14** 30. AURORA, ILL. 10.75 .10 10.85 30 1 31. GILBERT. MINN. 48.00 3.50 .30 51.SO 122 36 32. EUCLID, OHIO 60.05 2.40 .10 62.55 148 24 33. NEW DULUTH, MINN. 30.80 2.00 32.80 83 20 34. SOUDAN, MINN. 8.15 .10 8.25 24 —# 35. AURORA, MINN. 45.85 2.90 .10 48.85 97 31 36. McKINLEY, MINN. 4.20 .10 4.30 13 37. GREANEY, MINN. 15.95 .80 16.75 47 8 38. CHISHOLM, MINN. 71.50 1.20 .30 73.00 193 12 39. BIWABIK, MINN. 11.10 .50 .10 .25 11.95 32 5 40. LORA IN, OHIO 43.80 .60 .50 44.90 113 6 41. COLLINWOOD. OHIO 94.50 1.70 .25 96.45 260 18 42. MAPLE HEIGHTS, O. 16.10 .10 16.20 41 __ 43. MILWAUKEE. WTS 44.35 2.80 47.15 122 28 45. PORTLAND. ORE. 29.20 .60 .10 29.90 78 6 ♦6. ST. LOUTS. MO. 11.70 .30 12.00 32 3 47. GARFIELD HEIGHTS. O 46 90 2.40 49.30 129 24 48. BUHL. MINN. 6.35 6.35 18 _ 49. NOBLE. OHIO 69 6 SO. CLEVELAND. OHIO 90 12 61. KENMORE, OHIO 12 20 .50 12.70 27 5 62. KITZVILLE, MINN. 19.00 .20 19.20 45 2 53. BROOKLYN. OHIO 16.55 .80 17.35 43 8 64. WARREN. OHIO 31.75 2.30 34.05 85 25 65. GIRARD. OHIO 33.45 1.10 34.55 86 12 66. HIBBING. MINN. 44.75 .70 .25 45.70 120 7 67. NILES OHIO 2S.50 2.40 30.90 72 24 59. BTTRGETTSTOWN PA. 16.40 .70 17.10 38 8 «1. BRADDOCK. PA. 14.65 1.00 15.66 43 10 «2. CONNEAUT. OHIO 10.50 .10 10.60 30 63. DENVER, COLO. 34.05 2.70 .30 37.05 88 29 «4. KANSAS CITY. KANS. 23.10 2.10 25.20 65 21 65. VIRGINIA. MINN. 26.70 1.80 28.50 72 18 66. CANON CITY. COI.O 18.70 1.00 19.70 48 11 €7. BESSEMER, PA. 32.35 .90 .50 33.75 80 9 68. FAIRPORT HARBOR O! 13.55 13.55 28 70. WEST ALIQUIPPA, PA. 5.90 .30 .20 6.40 15 3 71. STRABANE, PA. 49.30 .60 .25 50.15 124 9 72. PULLMAN, ILL. 20.20 .90 21.10 53 9 73. WARRENSVILLE, OHIO 25.90 .40 26.30 74 4 74. AMBRIDGE, PA. 28.50 .30 28.80 59 3 itev. Dohodki: Mesečnlna Družabne In štev. Članic Podružnica Redni Mladinski “Zarja" Članice Skupaj Redni i Mladinski 77. N. S. PITTSBURGH, PA. 21.70 1.30 23.00 62 13 78. LEADVILLE, COLO. 64.30 4.30 .30 68.90 39 13& 79. ENUMCLAW, WASH. 19.30 1.60 .80 21.70 45 16 80. MOON RUN, PA. 12.60 12.60 31 81. KEETWATIN, MINN. 37 _ . 83. CROSBY. MINN. 7.95 .20 8.15 22 84. NEW YORK, N. Y. 33.60 .20 1.00 34.80 100 2 85. DePUE, ILL. 13.60 .40 .10 14.10 36 5 86. NASHWAUK, MINN. 6.30 2.70 9.00 9 ** 88. JOHNSTOWN, PA. 30.50 3.10 .40 34.00 75 32 89. OGLESBY ,ILL. 33.60 2.50 .30 30.40 93 25 90. BRIDGEVILLE, PA. 23.70 2.50 .20 26.40 67 26 91. VERONA, PA. 19.90 .70 20.60 44 7 92. CRESTED BUTTE, COLO. 10.80 10.80 23 93. BROOKLYN, N. Y. 30.80 .50 .40 31.70 83 5 94. CANTON, OHIO 24 17 95. SOUTH CHICAGO, ILL. 72.65 4.30 76.95 162 43 96. UNIVERSAL, PA. 22.65 .20 .50 23.35 54 2 97. CAIRNBROOK, PA. 13.45 .90 14.35 31 10 99. ELMHURST. ILL. 10.50 10.50 25 102. WILLARD, WIS. 8.40 8.40 8 —& 104. JOHNSTOWN. PA. 12.60 .10 12.70 36 105. DETROIT, MICH. 5.85 .30 .30 6.45 16 3 106. MEADOWLANDS, PA. 11.20 .90 12.10 22 — Skupaj $3,947.00 Obresti 188.40 12.80 5.10 $4,153.30 287.50 10411 1933 Skupni dohodki ...................................................... $4,440.80 *Asesment za oktober in november; **Asesment za september in oktober; #Asesment za september &Asesment za oktober, november in december. STROŠKI: Za umrlo Magdalena Dominko, podr. št. 8, Steelton, Pa..............................................................$ 100.00 Za umrlo Frances Dolenc, podr. št. 10, Cleveland, Ohio............................................................... 100.00 Za umrlo Kose Fifolt, podr. št. 14, Cleveland, Ohio ................................................................. 100.00 Bohemian Benedictine Press: Za tiskanje in razpošiljanje Zarje ....................................$875.00 Za poštnino ............................................................ 53.27 Delo pri naslovih ....................................................... 8.05 936.32 Mesečne plače: ...................................................................................................$725.00 Davki odšteti ................................................................. 81.67 643.33 Tiskovine ................................................................................................................ 9.80 Poštnina in daljni telefonski klici ................................................................................... 24.63 Najemnina za urade ...................................................................................................... 27.00 Razni stroški ........................................................................................................... 25.00 Potni stroški glavne predsednice v Brooklyn, New York k podružnicama št. 84 in 93 ....................................... 68.00 Skupni stroški .....................................................................................$2,034.08 V blagajni 1. oktobra 1950 — Balance October 1 .............................................. $260,514.60 Dohodki v oktobru — October income............................................................................ 4,440.80 S’kupaj — Total.......................................... $264,955.40 Stroški v oktobru — October disbursements ..................................................... 2,034.08 V blagajni 31. oktobra 1951 — Balance October 31 ................................................... $262,921.32 Josephine Erjavec, gl. tajnica. analfabetskoga točaja, Starek Leopold. Priloga “Resnica” ima sledečo vsebino: Slovenska moška Zveza Slika: Detajli štukature iz dobe baroka. Angleški del: Fascinating facts. Jokos. Naročnina $3.00 letno. Naslov: Novi Svet, 1845 West Cermak Road, Chicago 8, Illinois. NOVI SVET družinski list, izdaja za november 1950 ima sledečo vsebino: Red je pol življenja, Rodožnolski, u-vodnik Rovtova Rozika in martinova nedelja, črtica Orumeneli listi, jesenski motiv Higijena: O infekciji pri tuberkulozi. Visoka starost in zdravje. Za slabo prebavo. Dihanje. Kuhinja: 11 raznih navodil Zobozdravniški kotiček Praktični nasveti, M.B.. O dlačicah po ženskem obrazu Povesti: Starca Matije pravica, ko- nec. Pavličkova krona, nova povest. Višarska polena, nadaljevanje. Pesmi: Na Krasu, Radivoj Rehar. Tam daleč, Nadin Nevenko. Večer mrtvih, Franje Neubauer. Iz I Vesele božične prašnike ter srečno in zadovoljno novo leto 1951 vsem skupaj! PETER STARIN Barvar — Painter 17814 Dillewood Rd., Cleveland 19, Ohio Vesele božične praznike in srečno noro leto! LOUIS JUREČIČ Dry Cleaning Phone Glenville 1 — 5374 672 East 152nd Street, Cleveland 10, Ohio Happy Holiday Season! HOLMES AVENUE MARKET 15638 Holmes Avenue Groceries and meats Fresh fruits—vegetables—home smoked meats Phone Li. 1 — 8139 Cleveland 10, Ohio CHRISTMAS GREETINGS from SYLVIA CAFE Beer — Wine — Liquor 546 East 152nd Street Cleveland 10, Ohio Wishing everyone a very merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year 1951! NOTTINGHAM WINERY Quality Wines Martin Kozar, owner Phone IV. 1 — 2724 17721 Waterloo Ed., Cleveland, Ohio East 200th Hardware (J. A. Piskur) “Quality is our pride — Service is our HOBBY" Pittsburgh Paint Products Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Housewares and Appliances 9 GIFTS OF UTILITY A a Corner of Lindbergh Ave. and E. 200th Str. ® Phone Iv. 1 — 8448 Euclid 19, Ohio A Joyous Holiday Season To Everybody! Euclid-Race Dairy & Ice Cream Co. Euclid’s Finest Dairy 503 E. 200th Street Phone IV. 1 — 4700 Euclid 19, Ohio HOLIDAY GREETINGS From Jasbeck Food Market Fresh Meats and Groceries 821 East 222nd Street Phone RE. 1-6060 Euclid, Ohio Vesele božične praznike ter blagoslovljeno novo leto 1951 vam želi Matt F. Intihar Insurance — Real Estate — Notary Puhlic 630 E. 222nd Str. Phone RE. 1 — 6888 Eucliid, Ohio May this be your happiest Christmas and the fijt New Year a Prosperous one! Drenik Beverage Distributing Inc. 23776 Lakeland Blvd. Phone RE. 1 — 3300 Cleveland — Euclid, Ohio HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ALL! ANZICK’S RESTAURANT & SUPER MARKET The most modern in this city We cater to individuals We can also serve wedding parties Phone 1113 615 E. Mesa Joe Anzick Pueblo, Colorado A Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! GORSICH MERCANTILE Groceries & Meats Phone 1934 1200 So. Santa Fe Avenue Pueblo, Colorado s THE MINNEQUA BANK OF PUEBLO Pueblo, Colorado COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL FURNITURE COMPANY 118 North Main Street, Phone 890 Pueblo, Colorado MINNEQUA LIQUOR STORE Mrs. Rose Mihelich, Prop-See us for the best selection of Liquors, Wines, Cordials and Beer at Lowest Prices 410 Indiana Ave. Phone 4765 J. Pueblo, Colo. We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and may the New Year 1951 be a happy one! PACHAK HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Hardware, Stoves, Heaters, Glass, Electrical Supplies, Sherwin-Williams Products, Sporting Goods, Armstrong and Gold Seal Covering Duplicate keys made We buy, sell, trade Evans at Northern Phone 1456 W. Pueblo, Colo. Season’s Greetings! COLONIAL GROCERY AND MARKET Courtesy — Cleanliness — Quality Phone 957 J. 1147 Cedar Pueblo, Colorado Pueblo, Colorado COMPLIMENTS OF Your Six Friendly GROVE DRUG STORES a A JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON! CLYNE THEATRE PUEBLO, COLORADO Vesele božične praznike in srečno novo leto! WONDER MARKET Choice Meats — Groceries — Produce Dairy Products — Frozen Foods F. R. Lafferty C. J. Tomazin 2147 Youngstown Rd. Phone 36853 Warren, Ohio Pri nas dobite boljše pohištvo po najnižjih cenah na lahka odplačila. Norwood Appliance Furniture John Sušnik, lastnik 6202 St. Clair Avenue Phone EN 1 — 3634 Cleveland 3, Ohio Vesele božične praznike in srečno novo leto vam želi LOUIS MAJER Trgovina finega obuvala 6408 St. Clair Avenue Phone EX 1 — 0564 Cleveland 3, Ohio We specialize in wedding and birthday cakes and Poticas NOSAN’S BAKERY 6413 St. Clair Avenue Phone EN 1 — 1863 Cleveland 3, Ohio Vsem skupaj želimo vesele božične praznike in zadovoljno novo leto 1951! CIMPERMAN MARKET Pueblo, Colorado 1 1115 Norwood Rd. Phone EN 1 Cleveland 3, Ohio Vsem cenjenim odjemalcem in prijateljem želimo vesele božične praznike! A. GUBANC DRY GOODS STORE 16725 Waterloo Rd. Phone IV. 1-6790 Cleveland 10, Ohio A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 19S1! WALTER KOVIC HARDWARE 17218 Grovewood Ave. Phone IV. 1-6360 Cleveland 19, Ohio Vesele praznike in srečno novo leto! JOHN MLAKAR TWILIGHT BAR 2061 Niles Rd., Warren, Ohio HOMES IN ALL CLASSES WM. H. TOWN, REALTOR “Town’s Best Buy" 823 E. 222nd St., RE. 1-6200 Compliments of JOE A. SISKOVICH GROCERY —MEATS 15802-04 Waterloo Rd., Phone IV. 1-2686 Cleveland 10, Ohio Euclid 23, Ohio HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS! FRANK CHAMPA TAVERN Music Friday and Saturday Fish Fry Everv Fridav 1049 E. 185th St., Cleveland 19, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF EUCLID HOMES CO. Builders Edward & Louie Kovac 960 E. 185th St., Cleveland 19, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF NOTTINGHAM GARAGE "Complete Auto Service” Workmanship Guaranteed 18927 St. Clair Avenue IV. 1-1337 Cleveland, Ohio A Merry Christmas to everyone! WALTER’S STUDIO OF BF.AUTY 224 W. 3rd Street Phone 10512 Pueblo, Colorado A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! PRIMC’S DELICATESSEN 15508 Holmes Avenue GL. 1-7487 Cleveland 10, Ohio Pripravimo zdravilo za v stari kraj ----- LODI MANDEL DRUG CO. Lodi Mandel, Ph. G. Ph. C. 15702 Waterloo Rd. Phone IV. 1-9611 Cleveland 10, Ohio Vesel BOŽIČ in srečno novo leto 1951! GEORGE PANCHUR papiramo in barvamo WALLPAPER — LINOLEUM — PAINT 16603-05 Waterloo Rd. Cleveland 10, Ohio A Joyous Holiday Season to all! ANN’S DELICATESSEN 16705 Waterloo Rd., Cleveland 10, Ohio Cvetlice za vse prilike. Šopke in cvetlice lahko brzojavimo na vse kraje. Albin, Andy in Fred Tomc A. A. F. THOMAS FLOWER SHOPPE 15800 Waterloo Rd., Phone IV. 1-3200 Cleveland 10, Ohio Do your Christmas Shopping at THE BAMBI SHOPPE CHILDREN’S CLOTHING 412 E. 156th St., Phone KE. 1-5412 Cleveland 10, Ohio A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR A FRIEND Wishing everyone a Happy Holiday Season DOLGAN’S HARDWARE RADIO — T.V. — APPLIANCES 15617 Waterloo Rd., Phone IV. 1-1299 Cleveland 10, Ohio FOR QUALITY MEATS BUY AT JOE TISOVEC 17701 Grovewood Ave. Cleveland 19, Ohio We are ready to make your Christmas shopping a pleasure! DELVALLEES CLOTHING Men’s and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings 159 E. Walnut Phone 3-8514 Oglesby, Illinois Happy Holiday Season FRANK KOZEL HOME KILLED MEATS—HOME DRESSED POULTRY HOME-MADE SAUSAGE 209 E. First Street. Phone 3-8724 Oglesby, Illinois Compliments T. P. LOVETT REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 2426 W. Michigan St. INDIANAPOLIS 8, INDIANA Compliments of DEZELAN BOWLING ALLEY West 10th and Holmes Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana. BLOOM FLOWERS SPENCER AND EDWARDS 3433 WEST TENTH STR. PHONE IM 5556 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS INDIANAPOLIS, IND. _________ RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE TODD’S PHARMACY 2724 WEST TENTH STREET Phone Capitol 4732 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ' Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas! JACK PISHKUR MANUFACTURER OF PLATINUM JEWELRY New York City 84 Bowery A Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New YearI MARSICH & RUSS DEPARTMENT STORE 6108 St. Clair Avenue Phone He. 1-3910 Cleveland, Ohio DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT SMREKAR’S HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS — PAINTS — PLUMBING AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 6112-14 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 3, Ohio Compliments of OGRINC’S MARKET 6414 St. Clair Avenue Phone EN. 1-3716 Cleveland, Ohio A MERRY CHRISTMAS STAN MAJER SHOE STORE QUALITY SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY We Give Eagle Stamps 6107 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland, Ohio HOLIDAY GREETINGS! 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