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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-17

brat zita, prediva, denarja it'd.
Vsak nosac je incl po vee vnec
s seboj "a darove, FAINT pa je l.
mel mosnjo ali puscico "a de-
mar. Ko sta stopila v hiso, jei
FAINT pozdravil: "Dobro jutro!,
Midva sva kolednika, &c naju boz
ste kaj obdarovali." |
Gospodar je nato prinesel me-
kaj zita, skledo fizola in drugih
pridelkov. " ~ =.
Nekateri so darovali vec, dru-
gi mani. FAINT Sc je potem obr-
nil do gospodinje: "No, matt,
kaj pa vi? Ali boste tudi vi kaj
dali?"
Gospodinje je odsla in prime
sla malo prediva in dejala: "Tu
sem prinesla malo prediva, da|
bosta predla.' Dodala je Sc vca-
sih meseno klobaso, malo ore
hov in hrusk in kako jabolko.
Zdaj je zacel fant povprasevati
po druzini, zakaj domaca dekle-
ia so sc rada poskrila, seveda
samo zato, da SO jih koledniki
iskali. &c SO jim bill hisa in ME
mi prebivalci znani, ali SO Sc no.
tell Z mimi seznaniti, so sli is
kat zenske po kuhinji, sobah in
hramih. Bio je mnogo prego-
varjanja in smeha, preden so
dala domaca dekleta kak gros,
hlapci in dekle pa kaksen kraJ-
car fantu v mosnjo ali puscico.
Koledniki so imei dolocene
ze> vse hise, kjer so spravljall
nabrano tito in predivo. Ma We
Ger tistega dine SO Sc sesli vsi
, stirje fantje S svojimi nosaei v
! domaci VAST pri isti hisi, kjer SC
!, imeli "sveco napravljati." Tam
q so pregledali vse nabrane da,
rove in presteli denar. Med We
cerjo, XII jim jo je dala tista hi
sa, so Sc zivahno razgovarjali
q kako je bilo ma potu.
= Ma dan nedolznih otrociGeI
a Jim je dala hisa konja, pa sc
= zvozili vse, kar so bill nabral
i ma sv. stefana dan po zupniji
el Darovano blago Sc je poznejt
J. prodalo ma drazbi. Ma Silvestro
Ii vo jim je hisa zopet dala konjs
= in voz, da so sli v mesto pt
"sveeo" XII SO jo okrog poldne
a va v slovesnem sprevodu pri
= peljali domov. Velika mnozic;
r. domacinov, mlado in stare vs'
Ii je slo "sveci' naproti. Ko 81
j. jo pripeljali vas, so j V po
a zdrav streljali. Konj, XII je vo
e zil "sveco" je dobil komat So
pek in noyo rdeco, volneno il
2 skrlasto robo, poleg navadn'
r krme pa Sc pol hleba kruha
= Zvecer SO Sc fantje in nosa6
J. zopet zbrali, lepo sestavili "sve
Ii co" ia prevezali z drobnimi sve
J. cicani, vpletl razne podobe
a sopke, trakove in druge okras
= ke. Hisa jim je dala vecerjo
T. fantje pa so 81 narociIi vina.
20 Yes cas-, dokler so "sveco" Sc
e stavljal, Sc je streljalo. Ma No
n vega leta dan OBJ devetih zjutra
j. so "sveco" pogosto mad pol sto
Ii ia tezko, vzdignili in jo Stoves
no nesli gedbo, zvonjenjem il
= streljanjem proti zupni cerkvi
J. Fantje so pri takih prilikah po
x izvedovali in 81 izbirali neveste
J. V poznejsi dobi je tako kole
q dovanje, XII je bilo nekdaj po
J., vsod v nasi ozji domovini ma
= vadi, prenehalo, ker je bilo pr
?. tenn pae pravec ceremony te
,, Sc je cd nabranih darov in de
maria proved potrosilo "a zgol
a priprave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-17

Y K
vadah ina Sc vedno prvo vlogo
hisni gospodar, XII je bill v nek-
danji poganski dobi obenem tu-
di sveeenik rodbine, zadruge.
Vendar danes namesto GUIDO
delnega lesa, XII ga je zgal ma
ognjiscu, in Z MIN preganjal
zlobne bese, vsipal kadilo ma
zeriavico v ponev, pokadi vse,
hisne prostore in klice bozji bla-
goslov mad hiso in vse gospo-
darstvo. Bozieni prazniki dru-
zijo v eudovitem soglasju ver-
sko skrivnost naravnim raz-
vojem dogodkov.
Mas domaei zgodovinar I. v.
Valvasor, XII nam je poleg zem-
ljepisnih in zgodovinskih zani-
mivosti nase ozje domovine O.
pisal tudi takratne sege in ma
wade nasega naroda, nam poro-
ca V svojem znamenitem zgo-
dovinskem delu tudi bozicnih
obicajih. Navaja Boxitiusa,
ces, da so ga castili start Slo-
, vani cd tod maj bi bill mas bo-
zic.
ze njegovi dobi SO praz=
, novali tri svete vecere, t. j. bo-
zic. Novo leto in sv. Treh kra-
ljjev, XII jih zgodovinar imenuje
"terje" bositschie'. Tudi takrat
so ze poznali in delali police ter
bozicni kruh, poprtnik, ali po.
prtnjak.
O Poprtnik so polagali vsak
sveti vecer ma mizo. V nekate'
i rih krajih ga je prihajal duhov-
= mix blagoslovit, drugod pa so ga
O liudje sami poskropili z blago
= slavljeno vodo. Nato pa je dru'
ii zina sedla k nizi in ga jedla
O Valvasor pise tudi o tenn, kake
so hodili dawn predniki ma sve
0 ii vecer med polnocnico "a ol
!, tar poljubovat kateno, XII jo i
u menuje "boschia miseza." Ka
dar je bill sveti dan ma petek, s(
l. ljudje po polnocnici nitro tekl
I, domov, jedi meso in potem vie
= xii otroke "a usesa, da bi 81 "a
" pomnili, kdaj so smell v petel
r. JEST meso.
Valvasor nam poroea v svo
A. il zgodovini tudi koledi, XII j
IN bila stara poganska in tudi slo
III vanska sega ter je trajala OF
s bozica do sv. Treh kraljev. \
j. Valvasorjevem casu so Sc hodi
le Ii cd Miklavza do Svecnice fan
d tie in mozje V skupinah po sest
ii pa tudi do petnajst po vasel
"a ter peli cd hise do hise poseb
i ne priloznostne pesmi in pobi
f. rail- darove. Nabrani denar s.
j. hranili do Svecnice, po tenn s.
ID pa kupili voska in naredili mno
i, go tankih svecic. Spletli SO jill
J. po tri skupaj in navezali vrh vi
e. sokega kola, da so visele ma
k vzdol, ker je bio podobno ko
j. sari.
er Vse je bilo okraseno s svileni
je mi, zlatimi in srebrnimi trako
vi, zvezdami it'd. TAX kol je hi
a. pogosto tako sirok, da sta g.
XII komaj diva moza obsegla. VeG
a. krat je nastalo med. vasmi tex
o. movanje, katera DO prinesla o
Iii Svecnici vecji kol k blagoslovu
D. Nato SO vosek prodali in 81 de
E. mar razdelili med seboj. v mno
b. 9Th primerih SO sc godile nedo
e, stojnosti, zato je cerkveni zbo
in leta 1891 kristjanom koled
z prepovedal. Po krScanskem vpli
80 WI Sc je poganska koleda spre
10 menila, pokristjanila in dobil
l. cerkveni znacaj.
l. Valvasor Sc pise, da je v ME
D. govi dobi prinesel vsak gospo
a. dar ma sveti vecer v hiso veil
a. PAM, Lessen COX, XII ga je vrge
ma ogenj. Domaci SO pri vecerj
kl dajali tlecemu panju po emo Iii
n co ali kosGek cd vsake jedi, po
2 nujali mu in prigovarjali ter g.
10 silili, da maj je.
W 10 zpo1oyyiyaop n cow oroop in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-17
Triiiie sve+i veeeri

Ii in spaja v bozicnem casu;
prva -je~ naravna misel zimskega
soncnega preobrata, kakrsna Sc
je pojavljala v starih pogan-
skin cash kot kult narave, dru-
ga pa je krscanska misel, spo-.
min ma rojstvo Gospodovo kot
prank nadnaravnega pomona.
ze start Rimljani so nekdaj
tudi nasih krajih praznovali
svoj bozic tenn, da SO eastill
soncnega boga Mira. Njegovo
eescenje je postalo zaradi stro-
ge askeze, vzdrznosti in vztraj-
nosti prenasanju tezav vojas-
ka religija. V vseh dezelah, tu-
di nasi ozji domovini, povsod,
kjer koli so Sc bill Rimljani ma
selili, SO postavili temple bo-
gu Mitri. Tako ma primer sc ma
haia Sc dandanes v podzemelj-
ski jami blizu Crnomlja v zivo
skalo vsekana Mitrova podoba !;
mladenic kleci ma biku, katere-
m zabada noz v think, oh strani
stojita dive osebi, ena po-
zdvignjeno druga poveseno
bakljo, predstavljajoc vzhajajo,
ce solnce.
ze Rimljani so praznovali spo.
min tega bozanstva ma dan 25
decembra kot "dies natalis in.
victi' rojstni dan nepremaglji'
vega boga. Njegovi eastilci sc
Sc zbirali v podzemskih jamah
rovih in skrivnih votlinah. mi
trovi templji SO bill bajno raz
svetljeni in okraseni. Verniki sc
Sc zbirali k daritvam ocisceva
nju in bogosluznim obredom, k
; so jih opravljali pogosto dc
, razvratnosti.
V nash krajih Sc je ohranil(
, Mitrovo cescenje dolgo casa
tudi Sc potem, ko je poganstvl
re davno odklenkalo.
Nazadnje pa je bill "neprema
| gljivi" Mitra vendar pregnan
/ njegovo cescenje Sc je spreme
, milo V krsGanski bozic, njego'
prank V rojstni dan Zvelicar
jev.
V nekdanjih rimskih pokra
jinah in dezelah oh Donavi il
njenlh pritokih SO Sc naseli]
Slovani. Tudi tt so prinesli
seboj kult narave, njihovi maj
, pomembnejsi prazniki so bill
spremembe letnih casov. Me
-. mimi je bill tudi bozic, mlad
J bog, mlado sonce, XII pridobiv
} ma moci, ko zacne dan rasti
. Ia prank jim je bill skrivnost
nj dogodek, navdajal jih je u
! pom ma sreco in blagoslov O
noVem mladoletju. Ma badnj
sveti vecer je hisni gospodar po
sekal mlad hrast in mu obse
kal veje. Hrastov panj, badnjak
je oblil z whom, obsul ga Ii
l tom in polozil ma ognjisce, kje
2 je pocasi dogoreval. Pri tenn j
, izgovarjal skrivnostne besede.
, Badnjak je bill starim Slova
nom sinnbol boga Peruna,
l kraljuje oblakih, posilja bla
godejni dez in uziga nebeski c
: genj. Cd MEGA so pricakova
} srece in blagostanja v prihod
2 MEM letu. Bill pa so tudi pre-
! pricani, da Sc pojavljajo in git
y ljejo ia vecer v naravi skrivne
neznane sile, cloveku prijazne il
, soVrazne. zle sile SO odganjali
devetere vrste lesom, plasili S
= jih z ropotom in vpitjem. Svoj
/ usodo V prihodnjem letu so sku
sail dognati il vode studencni
, ce, IL zvezd ma nebu it'd. Stare
dawn nasj predniki SO zdruzeva
= Ii najrazlicnejse sege in nava
de S praznovanjem bozica.
Ma te starodavne navade, k
jih podobne opazamo pri vsel
: narodih, ma tax naravni te
melj, je krscanstvo postavil,
, svoje boziene praznike. Cerke,
je ia prank hotela nasloniti n:
starodavno pogansko cesGeni
soncnega preobrata, dala pa mi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-17
AMERICA Nl05O
IE THE AXIS WINS .

-. you'll still be in uni.
form, whether you're . msn,
woman, or child. And your
immediate superior won't be q
hard boiled American ser.
geant he'll be a Nazi gG.aleiter.
q storm trooper or Q staggering
japanese militarist.
E AMERICA WINS
-. !. you can be certain that
your loved ones now in uniform
will be back with you, working
at fhcir old jobs and enjoying
life as only Americana can.
And to get that form Of life,
you hGOs 20 support your gov.
eminent now, by investing 1879
Of your money in War Bonds.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Uric Bell Gets Divorce;
To RemdrrY at Reno

Uric Joseph Bell, former Wash.
ington correspondent for the Louis
vile Courier Journal, who was given
a divorce from Mrs. Helen Kennedy
Bell yesterday in Reno, New, on
grounds of cruelty, obtained a IL
cense shortly after the decree was
granted to marry Miss Dorothy c.
Overlook, Is, Of Reno, it was learned
here today.
Mr.. Bell had been correspondent
of the Louisville paper for nearly 20
years until he resigned the post
year ago to accept position with
the Fight for Freedom Committee.
He had served as president of both
the Gridiron and National Press
Clubs and was a member of the
Metropolitan Club and of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the National
Press Building Committee.
The Bells made their home here
at 302l Forty-fourth place NV.
They have two children.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Donald Nelson Goes
Before AFL Inquiry
Into Higgins Case
'StortIine' Disclosures
Are Promised Shortly
By Committee Counsel
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
Donald Nelson, war production
chief, appeared today before an
American Federation of Labor COM
mittee investigating the cancellation
OF the Higgins Shipbuilding con-
tract by the Maritime Commission.
The committee is holding closed
hearings, one of the purposes Of
which is to determine whether an
actual steel shortage existed, as the
commission said, when the 50,ooo,-
900 contract was cancelled.
The New Orleans shipyards OF
Andrew j. Higgins were 40 per cent
complete when the contract was null
lifted, Chairman Holt Ross of the
AFL committee said.
Revelations Promised.
Meanwhile, the committee said
last night it had uncovered infor-
nation "of startling nature" which
it would reveal shortly.
Charles J. Margiotti, counsel for
the committee, and Mr.. Ross de-
clared the testimony taken by the
committee here had not come to
light In proceedings before various
congressional committees whose
records were made available to the
AFL group.
Mr.. Ross, in a statement at the
conclusion of yesterdays hearings,
said evidence presented to date in
dicated that had the Higgins yard
been completed and allowed to pro-
duce ships, it would have saved the
Nation 5000 900, 900 a year in the
cost of building Liberty cargo ships.
Huge Profit Declared Waived.
Mr. Margiotti said Mr.. Higgins
could have built 720 Liberty ships
a year, or two a day, and that Mr..
Higgins had waived $28,00o,0 900 in
profits. He had planned to use
95 900 workers., members of AFL
unions.
Rear Admiral Howard L. Vickery
of the Maritime Commission as
sumed responsibility for the cancel
lation.
Mr.. Ross said evidence before his
committee disclosed that the rea-
sons given for the cancellation of
the Higgins contract may not be
substantiated."
A witness testified yesterday that
persons connected with Mr.. Higgins
competitors knew the project would
be junked many weeks before the
commission notified Mr.. Higgins of
the cancellation, Mr.. Margiotti, for
mer attorney general Of Pennsyl-
vania, told reporters.
Admirals Vickery, Emory S. Land,
chairman of the Maritime Commis-
sion, and others have been invited
to testify before the committee,
which hopes to complete its hearings
this week.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
MiIehum to Speak

William j. Mileham, chief air.
raid warden for the District of Co.
lumbia, will be the guest speaker
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Citizens Group Elects
Federation Delegates

Delegates of the Montgomery
County Civic Federation were
elected by the North woodside-
Montgomery Hills Citizens Associ-
alton at 9 recent meeting In the
Montgomery Hills Junior High
School.
They are; Joseph 3. Mstre, pres
ident OF the Civic Federation: !:
James p. Gin and Mrs. r. 3
Morehouse. Alternates are Norris
p. Reed. 1t. Calvin w. Schaeffer
U. s. N. and Nelson Miller.
Candidates for ONCE, TO be elected
at the May meeting, were nominated
as follows: President. Mr.. Reed and
Mr.. Miller; vice president, Mr., Reed,
Mr.. Miller and Mrs. Schaeffer: sec
Evening star., 1942-04-20

the leaders Of mankind must hold
on 10 some form OF controls while
the foundations Of peace, stability
and orderly development are being
worked out
He declared the world must ~sc-
cept certain fundamental principles
such as those expressed IN the At
lantic Charter" which he said means
an end TO exploitation as we knew
IL In the 18th century"
We must tear out Of history books
the things that prejudice one people
against another" he said. and teach
the idea "all have q contribution
70 make 10 human progress"
Mr.. Goodrich said the people Of
the United States believed in the
International Labor Organization
because its ideals OF social justice
and social security were going TO
raise standards Of living throughout
the world"
Evening star., 1942-04-20

wers left 'unoerpaid. underfed and
In poverty"
IT must be peoples peace" hs
told an emergency meeting Of the
international Labor once, speaking
for the war cabinet.
The budgetary position Of the
world. he said. will be such at the
end Of the var that the Idea OF
permanent fortunes being made out
OF 1t is impossible"
The postwar world. he added
viii not be able 10 afford industrial
cartels or trust-hxing arrangements
listing them among devices which
he said would mean suicide for the
industrialist himself.
Carter Goodrich. American chair
man Of the governing body, pre-
sided.
Mr. Bevin warned that the cease
fire" order would bring danger OF
a tremendous reaction" and declared
Evening star., 1942-04-20

doctors were assisted by II Burmese
nurses.
The operating room, the corre-
spondent said. served the doctors
as q mess hall during their brief
respites from almost tncessant work
Six Britons and two Chinese, be-
longing TO . Friends ambulance unit,
brought the wounded In from the
battlefield. often under IRE, he de-
clared.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
| ; II. S. Doctors
| In Burma Work
| By Oil Light
J, the Associated Prsss.

CHUNGKING. April 2o.-A vivid
picture Of an improvised hospital
somewhere on the Burma front with
three American doctors-stripped to
the waist-operating on wounded
Chinese soldiers In the light of
kerosene lamps was gwen today by
q Chinese correspondent
He identified the physicians as
Or. Gordon 8. Seagrave. a we'll
known rnissionary-surgeon, and two
Army men, Capt. John L. Grindley
and Capt. Donald M. O'Hara. The
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Snake Invudes Home
In Middle of City
b the Associated Press.

b TIE Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Now listen.
lady" the police sergeant began.
II tell you" insisted Mrs. Robert
Logue. telephoning from her mid
city home, there 5-foot snake
sitting on my wash stand"
A policeman investigated. found
the gray and white reptile and
killed 1t.
Mrs. Logue has no idea how II got
there,
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Eli Brothers. Inventor. Dies

LYNN, Mass. April 10 Pl.-Eti
Brothers. se, inventor Of more than
a score of shoe machinery devices.
died yesterday at Lynn Hospital
after a brief illness, For many
years an employe of the United
Shoe Machinery Co, he retired In
ia2s
Evening star., 1942-04-20

retary, Frederick Diedrich, and
treasurer. Daniel Graham.
The association directed that q
letter be sent 10 the Baltimore a.
Ohio Railroad complaining OF ex-
cessive smoke from trains.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Conflict Must End
In People, Peace,
Bevin Declares
Soys Peosonts Must Not BE
Left Underpoid, Underfed
And in Poverty
~ re Asseesssee Prssa

- re Asaecietee PrsHa.
LONDON. April 2o.--Lsbor Min
lister Ernest Bevin declared today
that the world could not have q
decent civilization" II It's peasants
Evening star., 1942-03-28

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Evening star., 1942-03-28
Answer 70 Yesterdays LETTER-OI

a woman's daintily "munching" her
lemon pie.
Answer-Munch Is an initiative
word meaning ito eat with a crunch
ing sound" One may MUNICH crack
ers, toast, celery, but hardly lemon
pie.
Roanoke: Is there more than one
pronunciation for the word PECAN?
B. L.
Answer-First choice: pee-KAN
Second choice Tin the South, the
first choice: pee-KAHN.
San Diego: Please pronounce
POEM, INTRIGUE, PRELATE and
VICAR.-D. B.
Answer:
POE-em
in-TREEG (hard "g'D
PRELL-it
VICKER-er
Shreveport: Does the first sylla-
BILE Of BUDDHA rhyme with mud
or mood?-A. w. NICK.
Answer-1t rhymes with hood,
good, wood.
For today only, I am offering
valuable pamphlet on VOCABU-
Larry BUILDING. Be a master Of
words: learn to speak and write
forcefully. Send q stamped g.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle

The other day I paid a visit to
the 1lth floor of the Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin and found story.
There are other floors of the huge
building where one might find
story material. For example, Ger
tain floors contain the gigantic
presses which turn out more than
900 200 copies Of the newspaper
each day.
Yet the 11th floor has special in
terest for me because it contains a
room with pigeons in it. They are
homing pigeons, of the kind we
spoke about last Wednesday. There
are so pigeons in the large cage. and
they are under the care OF Mr..
Charles j. Love. I talked with him
for some time. and asked various
questions.
How long," inquired. "have you
been interested in pigeons?"
IT think they were under my crib
when I was born," he replied.
The pigeons were fluttering about
Evening star., 1942-03-28
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

in their cage. I observed many nests
around the open window.
These pigeons" said Mr.. Love,
pair of and choose their mates for
life. If one member Of the pair dies,
the mate grieves about the loss. It
may stop eating and die because OF
its sorrow.
From time to time, We take GER
tain of the pigeons to schools. The
students write down items of news
and these are placed in an aluminium
container.
with the container on its back,
the pigeon is ready to fly home.
Often we let a student set 1t free.
on it goes, about the housetops and
high buildings of Philadelphia. OF
all the thousands of windows in the
city. 1t knows It's own on this floor
of our building.
Zone day a homing pigeon was set
free from school In q town ~ miles
from the newspaper ONCE. It was
helped by q strong tail-wind and
flew the distance in 16 minutes.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRAME COLBY.
Saturday Roll Call

Raleigh: Please pronounce and
define the word copesthetic Im
not sure of the spelling). Is 1t
Greek?-M. L. Y.
Answer--rm sure you are think
ing of the word COPACET1C. q
double talk" slang word meaning
admirable, wonderful, splendid" !"
Pronounce it, KOE-puh- -SET-ik.
Portland: Please discuss the cor
rect pronunciation Of the word
BOUQUET.-G. G.
Answer-Never "BOE-kay." First
choice: boo-KAY. Second choice
dubious boe-KAY.
Cincinnati: Please caution your
readers against misusing the word
MUNICH. Only this week I read Of
Evening star., 1942-03-28
-By Ramon Coffmun

I'm its metal contatner, that pig
con carried Z Photographic Aim
measuring four by i've inches. The
picture was printed in the paper
and showed the children at the
school"
Walking about the floor, I saw
one Of the pigeons which had walked
out of an opening in the cage. I was
told it was called the Janitor."
The Janitor at first did not have
a home of his own, but he found a
mate and made q home in = dishpan.
Often he hies about the ofiices near
the cage and picks up paper clips
and rubber band-to carry back to
his dishpan nest.
II you want . free copy Of the
illustrated leaflet on the "Seven
Wonders Of the World" send me .
Scent stamped, self addressed
envelope In care Of The Evening
Star.
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Evening star., 1942-03-28
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Good PIonninq

GOOD P0nnin9
The play to the very first trick
saye South an idea which two more
tricks confirmed. Good planning
then enabled him to make a very
dificult contract.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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Pass Pass
Evening star., 1942-03-28

cent?, self-addressed envelope to
Frank Colby. In care Of The Eve
ming Star. Ask for VOCABULARY
BUILDING Pamphlet. It's free.
(Relea sed By the Bell syndicate. Incl