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AWARD GIVEN TO CLARE BOOTHE LUCE Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce has been chosen for the Cardinal Newman Award. The award is given by the Newman Club Fed eration, composed of 520 clubs for Catholic students in secular colleges and universities. Mrs. Luce was selected “be cause of her outstanding contri bution to the field of government, in church affairs, and in particu lar for her real interest as exem plified over the years in the work of the Newman Clu'b Federation.” A former Congress member, Mrs. Luce is the wife of Henry R. Luce, editor of Time and Fortune magazines. PROF. ROMAN SMAL- STOCKI PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSORSHIP Prof. Roman Smal-Stocki, dis tinguished Ukrainian scholar and linguistic authority of interna tional reputation, was recently promoted to full professorship at Marquette University where he has lectured since his arrival here 2 years ago. Prof. Arthur P. Coleman, presi dent of the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European ,Studies, congratulated professor Smal-Stocki on his pro motion. UKRAINIAN WOMEN OF CHICAGO AT WORK The work of Branch 22, of the Ukrainian National Women’s League of America (Soyuz Ukra- inok) of Chicago, 111., is typical of the Ukrainian women’s part in the fight against communist tyr anny. In the past five years these women have sent hundreds of parcels containing food and cloth- mg, to the needy Ukrainians that were forced to flee from their homeland. Because of their hard work, their social affairs brought hundreds of dollars which were contributed to help the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, ’the Ukrainian Congress Committee, the Ameri can Red Cross, and many other worthy causes. Just a few weeks ago, the very active president of this group, Mrs. A. Fedunyak, received a let ter from Rep. Marguerette Church in reply to a letter asking for support of House Resolution 94. Rep. Church wrote, “I hope you will express to them (Soyuz Ukrainok) my own conviction that enslaved .peoples everywhere should be given every encourage ment to seek freedom.” A. Z. UKRAINIAN DISHES COLD FRUIT SOUP *) (Serves 6) 6 cups water 2 cups fresh fruit—(one kind or mixed, such as cherries, plums, apples, strawberries, peaches, etc) V 2 cup sour cream 1 T. flour Juice of 1 lemon Sugar to taste Grated rind of 1 lemon or orange Wash fruit and simmer for 1 hour in 'the water. Strain through a sieve. Blend flour into sour cream. Add to soup and boil for 5 minutes. Add lemon juice and sugar. Chill thoroughly. Serve in well-chilled soup cups 01 * dishes with a bit of the lemon 01 * orange rind sprinkled on top. POTATO & CHEESE DUMPLINGS (Vareniki) 3 C. mashed potatoes 1 C. cottage cheese *) This fruit soup is quite different from Swedish fruit soup and Ukrain ians always use it as a first course and serve it with crackers. 1 T. vegetable shortening 1 onion — chopped 1 tsp. salt pepper ЗУ 2 C. sifted flour 1 egg — beaten 1 C. water У 2 tsp. salt 5 slices fried bacon — chopped Add cottage cheese to potatoes. Brown onion in shortening, add salt and pepper and mix with po tatoes and cheese. Make dough by combining flour, egg, water and salt. Roll thin 011 floured board and cut into circles about 3” in diameter. In center of each circle place 1 Tbs. of potato mixture. Place dumplings into 3 quarts of boiling water and con tinue to boil them 4 minutes after they float. Remove into a colander and &pray with a little cold water to set them. Garnish with chopped bacon and serve immediately. These are delicious served with sour cream. COTTAGE CHEESE COOKIES (Delicious) 2 coups flour V 2 lb. soft butter (1 cup) У 2 lb. cottage cheese (8 oz.) 1 egg yolk 4 T. minced blanched almonds 4 T. granulated sugar Some melted butter Cut butter into flour; add the cheese and cut it in well too. Stir in slightly beaten egg yolk and mix well. Knead dough on board, roll thin and cut with cookie cut ter. Brush each round with melted butter. Sprinkle generously with sugar and minced almondis. Bake 20 minutes in moderate oven (350 degrees) or until golden brown. Remove from p-an. (These cookies keep well in your cookie jar)- ___________ NAMED TO EXECUTIVE POST Mrs. Irene Farnham Conrad was appointed as executive asso ciate of the United Community Defense Services. The organiza tion centralizes the work of na tional voluntary health and wel fare agencies. Mrs. Conrad, a native of Mon tana, and a graduate of North western University, held position in public welfare and community organizations in New Mexico, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas, and .Syracuse, N. Y. Видання C оюзу Українок A мерики - перевидано в електронному форматі в 2012 році . A рхів C У A - Ню Йорк , Н . Й . C Ш A.
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