OGLAŠAJTE V NAJBOLJŠEM SLOVENSKEM ČASOPISU V OHIJU ★ Izvršujemo vsakovrstne tiskovine ENAKOPRAVNO EQUALITY NEODVISEN DNEVNIK ZA SLOVENSKE DELAVCE V AMERIKI vol. xxxiii.—leto xxxiii. ADVERTISE IN THE BEST SLOVENE NEWSPAPER OF OHIO ★ Commercial Printing of All Kinds CLEVELAND, OHIO, FRIDAY (PETEK), AUGUST 11, 1950 NOV GROB ŠTEVILKA (NUMBER) 157 Josephine vidmar Danes zjutraj je umrla Jo-®6phine Vidmar, rojena Fink, stanujoča na 1189 E. 168 St. Pogreb oskrbuje pogrebni za-A. Grdina in sinovi, 17010 Lake Shore Blvd. Podrobnosti ^omo poročali prihodnjič. * Zadušnica V ponedeljek zjutraj ob 8.30 se bo brala zadušnica v cer-Marije Vnebovzete na holmes Ave. v spomin prve 6b-etnice smrti Andreja Yankovi-Sorodniki in prijatelji so Rabljeni, da se opravila udeleže. "ihunšajnarji" so Zaposleni Louisville, Ky., lo. avg. Federalni agentje so danes poročali, da je v zadnjih šestih Mesecih število aretacij oseb, ki ®o se ukvarjale z nepostavno kuho žganja v Kentucky in 'Tennessee veliko večje kot pa je k^aj bilo v zadnjih 10 letih. Tekom prvih šest mesecev te-leta, je bilo zaplenjenih na ^AUNA taborišča I^^^SHINGTON, 10. avg. — jgg , dela na načrtih, da bi lub ^ odprlo pet nadaljnih SittoŽ^T^ 2a vežbanje 101,800 "kakor izgleda se bo fhod - ^^^deničev vrnilo pri-tlggi.^'®iesec v višje šole in ko-Voi'^», ^ tako se bodo izognili 'to \T vpoklicu za eno le- ŽENSKA POBITA OD LASTNEGA AVTA , FAIRPORT, 9. avg. — Mrs. Helen Corrigan, stara 37 let, se je danes nahajala v bolnišnici v Painesville, O., s teškimi poškodbami, ki jih je dobila, ko jo je njen avto vlekel preko kamnov ob rečnem obrežju, kamor je šla nabirat kamenje za dovoz pri njeni hiši. Nesreča seje pripetila, ko je avto, katerega je ustavila na majhnem k la n c u naenkrat začel iti nazaj. Skočila je, da bi potegnila nujnostne zavore, pri čemur se ji je noga zateknila ob fender, da je padla. Avto jo je vlačil kakih 40 čevljev. Nesreči so bili priča njen oče in dva otroka. 1500 mož stavka pri atomskem projektu OAK, RIDGE, Tenn. — Pri gradnjih dveh projektov za produkcijo atomskih bomb je danes zastavkalo 1,500 stavbinskih delavcev, ki so člani AFL. Nab, orna komisija je namreč _ _ [bori določila, da lokalni od- ikoi 'ttiajo pravico izdati odlog dobro uči, da študije če se nahaja v fHA X, ^ UMORJENA : ^JLAKU avg. — ftigj R C. Parks, stara tevjj ^ 70 let, je postala žr-V^a stalnega umora v spalnem vlaka Southern Pacific State Limited. Umor je neki 28-letni bivši upo-^^Gleznice, ki je skušal iz-paj žensko kriminalen na-Ibrj' .°P3se mu je postavila v jo je zadavil. ISTER i rostan bJ-'SS St., KE 1-0620 Sobe-^^® — DEKORATOR dei{Q . "vorane prebarvam in po vašem okusu. priporočam. j,^^AMO IN BARVAMO Polji .delo, zmerne cene fror vam damo prosti Q ® Un.—Se priporočamo. 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STAKICH FURNITURE CO. Quality al a Price — Easy Terms IVanhoe 1-8288—James D. Stakich—-16305 Waterloo Road USTANOVLJENO 1908 Zavarovalnino vseh vrst vam točno preskrbi HAFFNER INSURANCE AGENCY 6106 ST. CLAIR AVENUE AUGUST F. SVETEK POGREBNI ZAVOD (Ust. 1921) 478 EAST 152nd ST. IVanhoe 1-2016 Bolniški voz na razpolago — Javni notar A. GRDIMA & SINOVI Pogrebni zavodi: ID53 E. 62nd St. WP 1 onAB 17010 Lake Shore Blvd. KE 1-5890 NAJHITREjšA IN NAJBOL) SIGURNA AGENCIJA ZA POŠILJANJE PAKETOV V JUGOSLAVIJO! v rekordnem času od 6 do 15 dni prejme prejemik v jugoslaviji naše pošiljke Mi resnično garantiramo, da prejemniki ne bodo imeli nikakršnih stroškov. Naše cene vključujejo vse stroške za dostavo do najbližje železni ške, parobrodske ali poštne postaje prejemnika v Jugoslaviji, kakor tudi zasiguranje v slučaju polne ali delne izgube pošiljke. Naročila iz Kanade sprejemamo s plačilom v kanadskem denarju, z dodatnimi 12% k ceni! POVPRAŠAJTE ZA CENE ZA OSTALE VRSTE PAKETOV! PAKET št. 1— $14.50 5 Ibs sirove kave 10 lbs sladkorja 10 lbs riža 5 lbs spaghetti 5 lbs svinjske masti 5 lbs mila za pranje PAKET šf. 4 — $13.75 5 lbs sirove kave 1 Ib čaja 10 ibs sladkorja 10 lbs riža 5 lbs mila za pranje $14.25 PAKET št. 2 - 20 lbs bele moke 5 lbs sirove 'kave 10 lbs sladkorja 5 lbs mila za pranje 5 lbs svinjske masti PAKET št. 5 — $10.00 4 lbs. sirove kave 1 Ib čaja 5 lbs sladkorja 2 lbs čokolade 1 Ib kakao 2 lbs mleka v prahu PAKET št. 3 — $14.25 5 lbs sirove Kav8 10 lbs sladkorja 5 lbs riža 10 lbs spaghetti 5 lbs svinjske masti 5 lbs mila za pranje PAKET št. 6 — $21.— 10 Ibs sirove kave 10 Ibs sladkorja 10 Ibs riža , 10 Ibs spaghetti 10 lbs svinjske masti 10 Ibs mila za pranje _____V močnih vrečah po 100 funtov—^|0 50 ____v močnih vrečah po 50 funtov—^ S,7S ___v močnih vrečah po 100 funtov—^ 9,75 _____v močnih vrečah po 100 funtov—^ 9.00 ___v močnih vrečah po 2b funtov—^ 3.50 _v močnih vrečah po 50 funtov—^ 11.00 _____v majhnih kantah po 55 funtov—$20.00 —.v močnih vrečah po 50 funtov—$11.00 ________________________________v kantah po 5 kg.—$ 9.50 v močnih vrečah po 25 funtov—$22.50 ______________v zabojih po 50 funtov—$12.50 ____________v zabojih po 63 funtov—$17.50 Prvovrstna BUKOVA DRVA ZA KURIVO__________________2200 funtov—$20.00 Naročite jih že sedaj za jasen in zimol BICIKLL s pumpo, zvoncem in taško.„^enski $45.00 $47.50 RAZNI GRADBENI material, barve, železo, kavlji/P:Sko%r%:%r Najfinejša BELA MOKA ..... 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Nylon glavnikov 3 Vi Ibs Trapist sira 12 kant sardin 2 kant svinjskega gulaša ' 1/4 kg 2 kant paradijne paste 1/2 kg. 4 kant svinjskega gulaša Vz kg. 2 kant konz. kokoši Vz kg. 3 Ibs zimske salame 12 paketov juhe z rezanqi Vz ib črnega popra Vž Ib rdeče paprike AKO ŽELITE DRUGAČNE VRSTE PAKETE—OBRNITE SE NA NAS! POŠLJITE NAROČILA, PISMA, DENARNE NAKAZNICE AH MONEY ORDRE •NA- EXPRESS TRADING CORP. 27.18 4m AVENUE - LONG ISLAND CITY 1, N. Y. TELEFON: STILWELL 6-9083 r MONCRIEF GRETJE in UMETNO PREZRAČENJE Največje dolarsko vredno:!! za gradbenik^ PLIN - OUE - PREMOG M THE HENRY FURNACE CO., Medina, Ohio zapadna slovanska zveza je bila ustanovljena 5. julija 1908 na demokratični podlagi. Od leta do leta lepo napreduje ter že veliko let plačuje vse posmrtnine in dividende svojim članom samo z obrestmi, ki jih zasluži od 'investicij' njenega premoženja. Zato še ni bila prisiljena zvišati lestvice za novopristople člane. V zadnjih treh letih je plačala po $6 dividende svojim članom za vsak tisoč dolarjev posmrtnine ali "endowment" zavarovalnine. Enako vsoto bodo tudi letos prejeli člani, ki niso še dopolnili starost 70 let. Člani, ki so dopolnili starost 70 let, bodo pa letos prejeli po $18 dividende za vsak $1,000 zavarovalnine, kajti solventnost ZSZ je 137.71%. Umrljivost v članstvu je samo 46.82% in obresti pa zasluži po 4.58% za vsakih $100 premoženja. Vse rojake in rojakinje se prijazno vabi za vstop v to nad-solventno domačo organizacijo. Za vsa pojasnila se obrnite na MRS. JOHANNA V. MERVAR, 7801 WADE PARK AVE., EX 1-0069; Mrs. Antonia Tomle, 14823 Sylvia Ave., PO 1-3549, ki ste predsednici clevelandskih društev, ali pa direktno na gl. tajnika Anthony Jersin, 4676 Washington St., Denver 16, Colo. Pristopnina je prosta in provizija za novopridobljene člane P& od $5 do $^10 za vsakih $1,000 novo vpisane zavarovalnine. Pristopite z vašo celo družino še danes! Različne vrste zavarovalnine do $1,000 za otroke. V odraslem oddelku se zavaruje od 18. do 60. leta,^o starosti, za $250 do $5,000. Izdajajo se različni certifikati kot: Celo-življenjski, 20-letnO plačljivi in 20-letno "endowment." Vsak certifikat nosi denarno vrednost, katera vsako leto raste. Poleg smxtnine, ako želite, se lahko zavarujete tudi za bolniško podporo, kakor tudi za razne operacije 'in poškodbe. Mesečni prispevki (asesmenti) so urejeni po American Experience tabeli. DomaČi mali oglasnik GOSTILNA FRANK MIHČIČ CAFE 7114 ST. CLAIR AVE. Dobro pivo, žganje in prigrizek ter slastno vino ENdicott 1-9359 Odprto od 6. zj. do 2.30 zj. FRANK in JENNIE HRIBAR priporočata v obisk svojo BLUE DINE GOSTILNO 6911 ST. CLAIR AVE. Vedno dobro pivo, vino in žganje— ribja pečenka vsak petek, kokošja večerja vsako soboto. WHITE HOUSE TAVERN 1156 EAST 71st STREET , HEndersOn 1-2513 James & Caroline Macerol Pivo — vino in žganje — Prijazna postrežba — dobra druščina K J CAFE Pauline Janša in Rose Kern, last. 5363 ST. CLAIR AVE. Dobro pivo, vino, žganje in okusen prigrizek. Godba vsak petek, soboto in nedeljo GOOD TIME CAFE 9413 ST. CLAIR AVE. Victor in Ančka Hočevar Za kozarec dobre pive, žganja ali vina in okusen prigrizek, obiščite našo gostilno. Serviramo kokošjo pečenko in steak vsaki dan. Imamo odprto tudi ob nedeljah pop. HECKER TAVERN John Sustaršič in Frank Hribar 1194 EAST 71st ST. ENdicott 1-9779 Pivo, vino in žganje ter okusen prigrizek. Odprto do 2.30 zjutraj THREE CORNER CAFE 1144 EAST 71st ST. Frank Baraga in John Levstik, lastnika Izvrstno pivo — vino — žganje in okusen prigrizek. Se priporočamo DANIC A'S CAFE Vogil E. 169 St. in Grovewood Ave. Danica in Joe Hrvatin Priporočamo se za obisk. Fina pijača in prijetna družba. CORDON PARK CAFE 7901 ST. CLAIR AVE. Joe Knaus - Joe Repar, lastnika Kadar zaželite kozarec dobre pive, vina ali žganja, pridite k nam. Vedno prijazna družba. Postrežemo z okusnim prigrizkom. GOSTILNA FRANCES DRACAR GOSTILNA 1401 EAST 55th STREET vogal Bonna Ave. Se prijazno priporočam za obisk. Dobra postrežba, najboljše pivo in vino ter okusen prigrizek. JOHN SAURIC JOHN LENARSIC CAFE — 7601 ST. CLAIR AVE. PIVO - VINO - ŽGANJE Vedno dober prigrizek in prijazna dcužba. Mr. in Mrs. Anton Kotnik GOSTILNA 7513 ST. CLAIR AVE. Za kozarec dobre pive, vina ali žganja ter za okusen prigrizek pridite k nam. Vedno prijazna postrežba in vesela družba. L & L TAVERN Edward in Justine Krapenc, last. 6507 ST. CLAIR AVE. - EN 1-8871 Vedno dobro pivo, žganje in vino ter okusen prigrizek. Vsako soboto igra izvrstna godba za zabavo. Se priporočamo za obisk. AVTOMOBILSKA POSTREŽBA MAX'S AUTO BOPY SHOP 1109 E. 61st ST. — UTah 1-3040 Max Želodec, lastnik Nove avte, ki so poškodovani, popravimo, da zopet zgleda j o kot novi. I SUPERIOR BODY & PAINT COMPANY POPRAVIMO OGRODJE IN FENDERJE Prvovrstno delo. Frank Cvelbar 6605 ST. CLAIR AVE__EN 1-1633 RICH BODY SHOP 1078 E. 64 ST. — HE 1-9231 FRANK RICH, lastnik Popravljamo motorje, zavore in ogrodja ter sploh vsa popravila pri avtu. Barvanje avtov je naša posebnost. Delo prvovrstno. CVETLIČARNE V I C i C CAFE 4304 ST. CLAIR AVE. Ludvik in Rose Vičič, lastnika Prijazna postrežba. Najboljše pivo, vino in žganje ter okusna domača hrana. MOLLY'S BAR 7508 ST. CLAIR AVE. Mr. in Mrs. Mike Fuchps, lastnika Vabimo prijatelje na obisk naše moderne gostilne, kjer vam postrežemo vedno z najboljšim - pivom, vinom in žganjem ter z okusnim prigrizkom. FINA GODBA ZA ZABAVO VSAKO SOBOTO. C A Y INN Frank in Emily Svigel 6933 ST. CLAIR AVE. Fino pivo, vino in žganje, ter okusen prigrizek. Za prijetno družbo obiščite naš, SLOVENSKA CVETLIČARNA f elcrctc Jf loristsi 15302 WATERLOO RD. IVanhoe 1-0195 FINAL REPORT ON BOOK CAMPAIGN (Continued from page 4) logy, physiology, etc; practical scientific method in radio, electronics, engineering; classics in all languages French, German, Italian, L a tin, Greek, etc.; books on art, painting, drawing, sculpture; sheet music for piano, violin, voice. Periodicals in any ot the above fields are requested. Back copies are very welcome, particularly if you have a complete set for any given year. ,If the plant for which you work has a trade magazine, these make excellent donations. Your school board may clear its inventory of textbooks just prior to the new school year. An explanation of our campaign to them may net you a generous quantity of books in good condition which are no longer needed. Mary Celin of Salem, Ohio, and Martin Urana, of Herminie, Pa., made wonderful harvests of fine books in this way. Your doctor and dentist, lawyer, too, may have books and back copies of medical and professional journals to donate. Colorful children's books we ship to children's hospitals in Ljubljana, and elsewhere, to delight their youngsters all over again after our children have outgrown them. A school of practical arts requests. clippings of materials: silks, woolens, rayons, cottons, for study in connection with the growing textile industry of Slovenia. Fashion magazines, like Vogue, Harpers' Bazaar, Mademoiselle, etc., are requested by a women's magazine in Ljubljana. Books and magazines on home management, like Better Homes and Gardens, Good Housekeep-in, The American Home, etc., would be welcome. As you can see, the diversity of interest is enormous, and this is most stimulating, for it is an indication of the new awareness which pervades Slovenia, and acknowleges that the United States has truly become the focus point from which the whole world can develop technologically. I do not believe it is exaggeration to think that we our conducting our own miniature "Point Four Program." Whatever you may collect for our next shipment may be delivered to The Book Campaign Committee, The Progressive Slovene Women of America,* 6417 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Book Post is the most inexpensive means of shipment. Should you wish to make a donation of money, kindly direct it to Victoria Poljšak, 1114 East 169th Street, Cleveland 10, Ohio. We still have a formidable list of evpensive books to purchase, and each dollar will be made to work hard! —Vida Shiffrer EN ROUTE TO EUROPE On Thursday, August 3rd, Mrs. Mary Matko of Reno Avenue, and Mr. Frank Platnar, left for Europe, aboard the lie de France. THOMAS FLOWER SHOP SLOVENSKA CVETLIČARNA 15800 WATERLOO RD., IV 1-3200 Albin, Andy in Fred Thomas, lastniki Cvetlice za poroke, pogrebe in druge namene. Točna postrežba. TRGOVINA Z ŽELEZNINO ST. CLAIR HARDWARE 7014 ST. CLAIR AVE__UT 1-0926 Trgovina z železnino, hišnimi potrebščinami, električnimi pripomočki, barvo, itd. Izdelujemo tudi ključe. Laddie Pujzdar — Joe Vertocnik Oglašajte v Enakopravnosti ODRASLA DRUŽINA štirih oseb želi dobiti primerno stanovanje s 5 ali 6 sobami v st. clairski naselbini. Kdor ima za oddati, naj blagovoli pokliče UT 1-0139 IŠČE SE ŽENSKO za splošna dela v gostilni. Ce mogoče, da bi tudi lahko pomagala za baro. Mora biti zanesljiva in poštena. Za, naslov se poizve v uradu tega lista. — HEnderson 1-5311. harmonike vseh vrst slovenske in nemške ter kromatične ali klavirske izdelujem in popravljam po zmernih cenah VSE DELO JE JAMČENO Se priporočam ANTON BOHTE R D. 2, Clymer, Pg. Final Report on Book Campaign This is the concluding article in a seriete of three reports on the progress of the PSWA Book Campaign, now approaching the end of its first year of activity. Although work on the campaign diminished during the months of April and May, new plans are now in motion, and it is our earnest wish that you will continue to collect textbooks from your own home, from friends, from professional people, so that we may help those schools which will yet likely request our assistance. In Ljubljana, Kranj, Maribor, Cernomelj, and Jesenice, we have provided really good libraries for many schools, academies, and institutes, and we can do the same for other schools throughout Slovenia, with your help. A fifth shipment of 19 boxes is now in transit, and we shall place immediately an order for additional texts to go forward sometime in September. It is our upon you for help in a cause which is making current history m Slovenia, and contributing in a material way to the development of a good future for a nation newly awakened to technical and industrial progress! We can use books on English grammar, poetry, drama, literature; American works, plays, novels, poetry; dictionaries; histories; geographies and atlases ; mathematics; scientific books in all fields: chemistry, physics, biology, botany, zoo-(Continued on page 3) VACATIONING Frank Bucher, proprietor of a grocery store and meat market at 1376 East 40th Street, is vacationing in Florida. hope that you will spur our work attend JADRAN PICNIC Jadran's second annual picnic will be held this Sunday, August 13th, on Kraincic's Farm All members, their families and friends, are cordially invited to by making a drive in your own circle of friends for the collection of books to be included in that shipment. A little initiative goes a long way—and we call Charles & Olga Slapnik FLORISTS Beautiful Bouquets, Corsages, Wreaths, Potted Plants and Flowers for all Occasions I 6026 ST, CLAIR AVE. EX 1-2134 Directions: Take Chardon Road past the Mounds Club, to the first red light (Junction 291). Turn left at the light, and drive approximately 700 ft. to Eddy Road. Turn left again and drive about one mile until you come, to the sign which reads: Kraincic's, K a 1 i o p e' s a'nd Zgonc's Farms. See you there! —B. R. ENAKOPRAVNOST 6231 St. Clair Avenue HEnderson 1-5311-12 ENGLISH SECTION FRIDAY AUGUST 11, 1950 PICNIC SUNDAY The Progressive Slovene Wojne^n of America, Circle No. 1, are sponsoring a picnic this Sunday, August 13th, at the SN-PJ Farm, Heath and Chardon Roads. Music for dancing will be furnished by Richard Vadnal and his orchestra. t Norwood Drug R. J. Remenyi — J. P. Nevins Successors to Toedtman S" Follis Maintaining the high standard of quality and service. "Filling your prescription is the most important thing we do." SUPERIOR at EAST 65th STREET HE 1-1035 WE DELIVER BEROS STUDIO 6116 ST. CLAIR AVENUE TEL: EN 1-0670 For Ihe Best in Photography; Weddings in Studio; Candids; in Church and Home; Satisfaction Guaranteed. Amateur Finishing Expertly Done — Popular Prices @ IN CLEVELAND In Cleveland for several days, to attend the wedding of Miss Susnik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Susnik, 18715 Cherokee Avenue, were Mrs. Katie Kerz-manc of Worcester, N. Y., Mrs. Barbara Slanovec of New York and Mrs. Anna Cerar of Brook-field, N. Y. * Guests at the home of John Renko, 1016 East 76 Street, were his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sircely and Mr. Anton Ludvik of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. * Mr. Max Polsak of Roundup, Montana, is visiting Cleveland for the first time. He is staying at the home of Mrs. Josephine Polsak, 8210 Sowinski Avenue. * Visiting in Cleveland for several days, was Mr. Frank Spe-tic of Kane, Pa., cousin of John Zetko, 6120 Glass Avenue. * The well known Mrs. Millie Simoncic, wife of Louis Simon-cic, orchestra leader in San Gabriel, California, is in Cleveland, to visit relatives and friends. She is staying at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Diane Gabriel, 23965 Westlawn Avenue. * Mr. Frank Koss of Park Hill, Pa., is visiting his daughter Mrs. Frances Tavzel, 1098 East 68th Street. CONVALESCING Joe Garbais of 2049 W. Coulter St. in Chicago, Illinois, successfully underwent a major operation, and is now recuperating at his home. 9» i 0 I# YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A REFRIGERATOR LIKE THIS! fraexsr Ahm# Stor»i SO lb#. BIG Porcftloln-liKiitwl MmI Draw«- Ppntry-Dor Holds Morp, In Vl0Wf In Koach 9 Hug* Crttpen Hold Over 23 Ihu 9.3 Cu. n. Cetd-l»-neor MODEl H-92 ONE OF THE MANY NEW INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Refrigerators , Features you've never seen before ... at prices you can't match anywhere! The new International Harvester Refrigerators are the talk of the town. They alone have "'Egg-O-Mats" and "Difiuse-O-Lites," and even built-in bottle-openers ... to mention just several of the amazing new Femi-neered Features that make them easier for women to use. But best of all, they have years oj dependable service built into them by one oj the world's most reliable manufacturers. A size for every family, too. See the Comp/efe line-Prices Start at SHADOWLINE STYLE BeWw looking, tmoothar turfaco ...Mtlor to cloan and keep cloan 5-Year Warranty with Every Refrigerator.SeeThemToday $19995 STAKICH FURNITURE CO. DOLORES KNE IS BRIDE OF DONALD F. KRAMER In a lovely wedding ceremony performed in St. Francis Assisi Church last Saturday, August 5th, Miss Dolores Kne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kne, 3176 Richmond Rd., became the bride of Donald F. Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kramer of Falls River Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio. The Rev. Father Gallagher officiated at the ceremony, which took place at 10:00 in the morning. 'A reception was held at the Lake Shore Country Club. The bride wore a gown of candlelight nylon tulle, which was designed with a fitted bodice, full flared skirt and train. The Belgium princess lace outlined the low neckline and the front panel into the hem line. The lace was also appliqued to the fitted mitts. The family heirloom veil fell softly over her head in a madonna effect, and a tiny band of French orange blossoms was seen beneath the veil. Dolores Petrick, the maid of honor, wore a gown of yellow nylon marquisette, which was designed with a fitted bodice, soft shoulder draped collar, and full skirt. Jean Kudrna, Nadene McGin nis and Ann Cimperman, the bridesmaids, all wore nile green gowns styled identical to the maid of honor's. Diann Baznik, the flower girl, wore a yellow nylon marquisette gown. Bouquets of the attendants were of orchids and ivy. Assisting the groom, as best man, was Tracy DeForest. Ushers were the Messrs. Wes Kemp, A1 Hurschman and Frank Kro-mar. Both the mother of the bride and groom, wore gowns styled alike. They were of chiffon. Mrs Kne wore a soft shade of blue, and Mrs. Kramer wore a light peach shade. Both wore large brimmed picture hats. The bride and groom are both graduates of Kent State University. The new Mrs. Kramer received her Bachelor of Science Degree, and Mr. Kramer graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. The newly weds have gone to the Adirondack for their honeymoon. Upon their return, they will reside at 18910 Shawnee Avenue. COMMODORES PICNIC AT WEST SIDE HOME Lodge Commodores No. 742 SNPJ, is extending an invitation to all, to attend their picnic this Sunday, August 13th, at the West Side Slovenian Home grounds, 6818 Denison Avenue. The best in refreshments, will be available, and the popular Lee Novak and his orchestra will be at the bandstand to provide good music for dancing. Officers of this popular English speaking lodge are: John Ber-gince, President; Cam. Zarnick, Vice-President; Joe Stefanik, Treasurer and Marie Zeitz, Secretary. Births Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fortuna of 15530 Saranac Road, are announcing the birth of a baby girl, their first child. Mother is the former Betty Lou Marolt. Grandparents for the first time are Mr. and Mrs. George Marolt of 15810 Parkgrove Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John and Jennie Brodnik of Giddings Road, are great- grandparents for the first time. * A baby girl, their first, was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacob, proprietors of Jacob's Food Market on Grove-wood Avenue. The family residence is at 17914 Neff Road. Grandmother is Mrs. Rose Pau-lin, and Mr. Frank Hayny became grandfather. * Last Friday, August 4th, a baby girl, their first child, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Ivancic of 1241 East 61 Street. Mother's maiden name was Jeanne Schweitzer. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ivancic of East 61 Street. * Mr. and Mcs. Harold Reed of 6933 St. Clair Avenue, are the proud parents of a baby girl, their first. Mother, the former Violet Svigel, is the daughter of Frank and Emily Svigel of the Gay Inn Cafe, 6933 St. Clair Avenue, who became grandparents for the first time. * On August 3rd, a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Grill of 21031 Naumann Avenue. Mother, the former Stana Mrsnik, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mrsnik of Goller Avenue, who became grandparents for the first time. Also grandmother is Mrs. Mary Strazisar of 19102 Arrowhead Avenue. Wedding Bells Bratovich-Celin Tomorrow, August 12th, Mis,s Lillian M. Bratovich of 1284 East 169 Street, will become the bride of Mr. Frank Celin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Anna Celin, 15920 Saranac Road. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John and Mary Bratovich. Following a wedding dinner for the family and friends, the young couple will depart for a honeymoon in Michigan. Petrick-Poropat St. Christine's Church will be the scene of a wedding tomorrow morning at 9:00, when Miss Margie Petrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. and Jennie Petrick of 23511 Lakeland Blvd., will become the bride of Mr. Stanley Poropat. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Josephine Poropat, 19550 Ormiston Avenue. M. P. Z. PICNIC Just a note to remind you that the day of the Mlad. Pevski Zbor picnic is coming soon. It is to be the last Sunday this month, August 27, at the SNPJ farm. Free ice cream will be given every child attending, whether or not he is a member. There will also be gameS, races and music for dancing. All members and friends are asked to attend this gala all-day affair. Members, please watch for notice of a meeting. —E. P. I IN HOSPITAL Confined to Glenville hospital is Joseph Tisovec of Dayton Road, Madison, Ohio. Friends may visit him, * The well known Mr. Anthony Podpadec of 2141 West 75 Street in Los Angeles, California, underwent an operation on July 1st, and is now convalescing at his home, where friends may write to him. QUALITY AT A PRICE —' EASY TERMS rVanhoe 1-8288 16305 WATERLOO RD. JAMES D. STAKICH WILL YOUR HOME HAVE MODERN HEATING? Member Warm Air Furance and Air Conditioning League CALL Joe Ahlin Sheet Metal 8 Furnace Co. GL 1-7630 3 YlEARS TO PAY GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John Yanko, Box 21 R. 1, Avondale, Colorado, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary tomorrow, August 12th. Congratulations are extended them, by their many friends, with best wishes for continued good health and happiness together. NATIONAL SNPJ DAY The Cleveland Federation of SNPJ Lodges, is chartering a Greyhound bus for the National SNPJ Day, which is to be held in Chicago over Labor Day week-end, September 2, 3 and 4. Round trip fare will be $11.20 per person. The bus will leave the Slovenian National Home, St. Clair on Saturday morning, September 2nd, and will return Sunday evening, September 3rd. All reservations, which must be in by August 19th, should be phoned to either Mrs. J'osephine Tratnik at EN 1-0991 or Mrs. Agnes Stefanic at KE 1-6318. "Modem Crusaders" Lodge No. 45 SDZ 1950 OFFICERS: President; William Yanchar; Vice President: Stephen Vogrin; Financial Secretary: Frances Zulich, 18115 Neff Rd., IVanhoe 1-4221;, Recording Secretary: Mildred Jarm; Treasurer: Frances Marn; Auditors: Mary Noda, Chairman, Elizabeth Mervar, Helen Klaus. Drs. Skur, Opaskar and Perme, Physicians. Meetings held every Third Wednesday evening of each month, in lower hall of Waterloo Home. Stupar - Naglich St. Mary's Church on Holio^ Avenue was the scene of impressive wedding Saturday' June 17th, which united in , riage. Miss Justine Naglich ■ Edward Stupar, son of Mr. an^ Mrs. Frank Stupar, Sr. of 395 East 162nd Street. The wedding at 8:30 a. m. performed by Msgr. Hriba''' White carnations decorated th? altar with white satin bows de* signating the family pews. The bride, daughter« of Anna Naglich, 1187 East I67th Street, was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Jack (Na^' lich) Nagel. Her gown was made of whi'® satin and imported French bri'^' al lace. The bodice was of la^^ with a scalloped neckline an'' long lace sleeves coming to ^ scallop at the wrist. The bodi"^ was made with lace-covere^ buttons beginning at the bac'' of the neck to the low point the bodice. Her fingertip veil of import^ silk was attached to a silhouette headpiece of French bridal lac& while the satin skirt with a length lace panel appliqu®" down the front extended in#* wide circular train. The wore a single strand of peafl®' She carried a prayer book edg^ in lace with three white orcbi*^^ and white satin streamers stephanotis. Serving as maid-of-honor Miss Eleanore Stupar, sister " the bridegroom, who wore ^ gown of chartreuse " orga^^ with matching gauntlets headpiece with stephanotis. carried a prayer book with * lavender orchid. The bridesmaid was Mrs. lian Stupar, sister-in-law of t^'^ bridegroom, who wore the sai"^ style gown as the maid-of-hoU®' in shell pink and carried a pra^ er book with a lavender ovcb^ The bridegroom's broth®'^' William Stupar, was best Ushering was another broth®'' Stanley Stupar. The bride's mother wore J navy blue dress complement^ with a white orchid. The bridegroom's moth® wore a powder blue dress wit^^ white orchid. A reception for over 500 pie was held at the A.J.C. on Recher Ave. with Ray die's orchestra playing. Joe P'" tar's orchestra also played The couple will be at home their many friends at 15003 via Ave. I ##*####### Els«y*«r« doily In this poper, you I raod obout losses suUced by otner citizens. 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