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Nekoliko nasih tlanova IL 0.
granka Chicago preselili su Sc U
Los Angeles, California, koji su
sa svojim prepisivanjem mas D.
granak Los Angeles, ne samo po-
vecali broj, nego znatno uvecali
niegovu aktivnost, kao sto smo IL
nekoliko navrata tome pisali.
U Los Angelesu ina veliki broJ
iugoslavenskih radnika, koje mas
tamosnji Ogranak treba da oba-
vesti O revolucionarnom ucenju S.
L. P. Tu nuznu potrebu mas ta-
mosnji Ogranak je pojmio, te sa-
glasno toj potrebi, on upotreb-
ljuje sve nuzne, moguee razumne
mere da postigne tai cilj.
U nedelju II. aprila Ogranak
Los Angels je drzao javnu skups-
tinu koncerat, kojima mas je,
danasnjom postom, izvestio drug
N. Stanic, bivsi urednik RADNIc-
KE BORBE, a koji je sa svoJom
drugaricom otputovao "a Los An
geles. Oni SUI stigli tamo bas par
dana pre- nego su odrzane gornje
afere. kojima mas je drug Sta
mic ovoliko izvestio:
"Koncerat kojeg je mas mesnl
Ogranak odrzao prosle nedelje,
bese uspesan svakom pogledu.
Ne znam koliki &c cist prihod bi-
ii, ali jamacno &c biti dobar".
u svome pismu drug Stanie je
poslao dve move pretplate ma RAD
NICKU BORBU, koje su on drug
Vasilic sakupili. Dobar pocetak "a
"novodcsljaka', te Sc nadati da &c
utome pravcu nastaviti, zajedno sa
ostalim nasim tamosnjim clanovi-
am. Jer nikad nije bilo potrebni-
.je nuznije nego sto je danas, da
mas list dodje sto wise radnic-
kin ruku, tako da bi Sc radnici
naseg jezika osnovno zapoznali $
revolucionarnim ucenjem SIP.
Napred, nasi drugovi drugari-
ce, ma pacifickoj obali, jer cas- ta-
ko cd vas trail. Sejte revolucionar-
no seme proleterskog oslobodje--
MIA, da zetva bude sto obilnija
skorija.
Mesne subdivizije SIP. Det-
roit, Mich, odrzale su zajednicku
skupstinu sa zabavom nedelju
II. aprila, koje su bile uspesne.
kako mas je izvestio drug P. cotlc,
blagajnik Ogranka Detroit, ma sle-
deci nacin:
"Uzgred ii mogu javiti da je ma
sa zajednicka skupstina bila do
bro posecena, ma kojoj je govorio
drug A. A. Albaugh. Drug Alb
augh je odrzao dobar poucan go
vor. Posle govora izvrsena je ko-
lekcija, cd koje je doslo $4,000.
Ova holekciia namenjena je "a
Drzavni Agitacioni Fond. Nakon
skupstine sledila je zabava sa l.
grankom, koja je takodjer bila do
bro posecena, te &c biti dobar ma
terijalni rezultat".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22
IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Prvomajska Proslaya u Milwaukee, Wis.

Pvi n
a zncaj :
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22
Kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

Drug cotic svoj izvestaj zavrsa-
va ovim recima: "Kako vidis,
Detroit grmi, CHA &c grmljavina
doci do usiju nasih izrabljivaca'.
Tako je. Detroit grmi, pa neka
Sc tresu uzdrmani bedemi trulog
kapitalizma, jer je vreme da Sc pot
puno sruse. Ali njihovo rusenje
zavisi cd klasnosvesnog organize
vanog americkog proletarijata, "a
CHE prosvecivanje i organizovanje
nase subdivizije Detroitu, u
drugim mestima, neumornc rade.
Primili smo pismo Cd druga A.
Kapugije, poverenika RADNIckE
BORBE Ogranka Chicago, sa ko-
Jim je roslao sest pretplata ma
RADNIcKU BORBU. U svome pis-
mu, pored ostalog, drug Kapugija
nam pise, kako je dobio proleters-
ku bolest - reumatizam u levu
ruku, pa ne moze da radi. Ako on
ne moze da radi "a svoga izrab-
ljivaca, ali on moze, i radi, "a svo-
je i svoje klase oslobodjenje, tu-
maceci radnicima program SIP.
Ia ovo su dokaz gornje sakuplje-
he pretplate ma mas list.
Ia vreme kapitalisticke depresi-
je besposlice, drug Kapugija nj
je godinama radio - "a najamnI-
Gu, = ali "a cello to vreme nikad
niie prestao raditi "a radni6ko os-
lobodjenje, Street revolucionarno
ucenje SIP. medju radnicima. NJ
depresija, nj besposlica niti osku-
dica (koie ie bilo Il izobilju) nisu
mogle spreciti oslobodilacki rad
druga Kapugiie. Jer je MENU BIZ
10 iasno, kao ostalim nasim cla-
noyima, da uzrok swim ovlm ne
voliama nalazi Sc u kapitalizmu.
Da bi Sc otklonile owe nevolje ko-
ie tiste radnicku klasu, treba OF
kloniti uzrok-zlo - kapitalizam.
Izvestio mas je drug NJ. J. Golu-
bic, organizator Ogranka Milwau-
kee. da SUI odlucili odrzati Prvo-
majsku skupstinu ma 2. maja. ma
koju su pozvali druga S. Crnovica
liz Gary, Ind, da govori. Posle
skupstine uvece - Klub Radnicke
Borbe priredjuje banket, ma kome
&c proslaviti petogodisnjicu svoga
opstanka. Ma tome banketu, ma
zahtev clanica kluba, drug S. Cr-
movie &c odrzati govor.
Nasem Ogranku i Klubu Rad
nicke Borbe Milwaukee, zelimo
najbolji, moralni materijalni, us
peh. Njihov uspeh zavisice pogla-
vito Cd njihova rada kooperaciJe
njihovih simpaticara.
Ma sta radili kako radili, ali
uvek trebamo imati mas cilj II vi
du - oslobodjenje nase klase, a
da bi Sc ona oslobodila
KAPITALIZAM Sc MORA
RAZORITI!
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Italia

Sudeci po vestima, Hitler Mu-
ssolini nisu Sc mogli sloziti u pi-
tanju nemacke pomoci Italiji. Mu-
ssolini je trazio topove i avijone,
Hitler mu je nudio odabrane ma
cisticke kosuljase.
Il dana dan postaje to jasnije
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22

dustrijalna Republika Rada. Ia
ovo veliko delo zaduzena je rad
nicka klasa.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22

da je nekadasnji cesar koji je
gradio "novu rimsku imperiju" TEX
nacisticki vazal. Takodjer je jas
no da nj sama srodnost fasistie-
kin uprava nije dovoljna da izmi-
ri posebne racune raznih kapita-
listickih nacija nj faSistickih
nj "demokratskih"
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Attention = Detroit, Mich.

nd Branches 0 the a
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n A.
W be m o OF music 80 the S. L P
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Indiana State Convention

be
Saturday,
be fo 70 the will be ratio
n advan
WILDE sevedat7 < plate
Gomez and
1.-THE Convention onwHlb provided with sleeping
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Attention Alliance, O.

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So a /
jim -Accoaian Calvin Z'H
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Attention Chicago, Ill.

Branches
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kao ostae simpatc owl Prosla = Odbor
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Greater New York.

p York will hold Celebration
ii Crnih Arm W.
mdoo Meeting
advertise the Ma flNa
order: rnam
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PrvOmajska PrOslava IL Lacka

nedju maja sekja Erie County jezn Ogranc poace
O
&c ovezujuceg plea raznih zabavnih
pjatel radniekog
znacajn sasta = Odbor.
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nel 2 ma S L
u sti
pea aznod bes Ia w
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Vecerinka u Chicago, Ill.

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VeCerinka u Detroit. Mich.


cd saau
vora raznh zabavnhig igar Ia govodibig -.
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to firm the
nteeste in o
p n o. E.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Skilled Amateur
Group Presents
'Sweethearts'
Singers to Repeat
Herbert Oberena
Tonight, Tomorrow
Bv ELENA de SAYN,

Listening to the refreshing sing
ing of the Columbia Light Opera
Co. in Victor Herberts Sweet
hearts" at the Roosevelt Auditorium
last night, seeing the colorful group
ing of many young women and men
on the stage and thoroughly en-
joying their professional bearing
and zest, one would never suspect
that this organization is working
under difficulties at present and to
the extent of having to stress it's
needs in public appeal for more
male singers in a foot note on the
program.
Celebrating its seventh season
with a performance of the same
popular operetta which was chosen
for its debut in 1887, the company
can be we'll satisfied with results
achieved and with the place it oc-
cupies today in the civic life of this
city.
The surprising freedom from self
consciousness, usually inevitable in
all amateur performances, is one of
bilS mani VI lllt CUIlDdIlN >
work, already well-seasoned by fire.
quent public appearances and ex-
Cellent training
Jeannette Bittner as the heroine
Sylvia, who from an orphaned girl
rises to the position of a ruler of
Zilania, is not only splendid young
singer but also a clever actress.
The same can be said of Margaret
Sheridan, who, in the role of Lame,
a milliner of Bruges. shared the
spotlight with Miss Bittner.
Paul Leln, as Franz, heir presump-
tive to the crown and eventually
Sylvla's fiance, made a very good
impression with his sonorous bari
tone voice and fitting stage pres
ence. Hazel Stark Harris, as Paula,
adopted mother of Sylvia and pro-
prietreSs Of the Laundry of the
White Geese, called forth many
laugh by her dry wit and command
ing figure as mother of six daughters
and a deserted wife.
Mikel diplomat Of Zilania, i'm
personated by Florenz Hinz. did
some excellent acting and provided
the necessary impetus to other men
in the cast-Charles Mitchell, r.
Monroe Harris and Kerper Propet.
each of whom contributed to the
ensemble.
Others in the cast were Amelia
Shorday, Connie Kruger, Mary
Hastings. Marye burst. Barbara Os-
born, Winifred Rose. Walter Koen-
ing, Charles Santoro and Charles
Evening star., 1943-06-11
PVT. {. J. Perrus Listed
As German Prisoner

Reported missing in action in
North Africa early in February, Pvt.
Constantine ]. Perrus, 26. whose
family resides at 1923 Spring road
NV, is a prisoner of war, held in
a German prison camp, the Army
has notified his parents.
Before entering the Army. Pvt.
Perrus worked at the Navy Yard,
was a plumber at Fort Belvoir and
a chef at the Gateway Restaurant
during the seven years he lived in
Washington. The family moved
here from Connellsville, Pa, where
his father, James Perrus, owned a
flower store.
A brother, Harry ]. Perrus, said
constantine was heard by many
Evening star., 1943-06-11

friends en- a. shortwave broadcast
from Germany last week, but that
the family had no advance infor-
nation he was to De on the air and
missed the broadcast. His father
said they have not heard from their
son since his capture by the enemy,
Two other sons, Louis and Teddy,
are in the Army. Louis is a member
OF a tank-destroyer battalion sta
toned at Camp Atterbury, Ind,
while Teddy is in the Army Air
Force, in training at Salt Lake City.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

showed that measles and -whooping
cough cases in Virginia were higher
than normal for the week.
Measles cases numbered 538, COM
pared with 81 in the corresponding
week last year and whooping cough
cases were up to- 204, against "a
last year.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

of the tickle 1t. Karl, gave a good
account Of himself in his scenes
with Sylvia and Lane.
A professional mise -en-scene, ami
nation and teamwork for which
Ethyl Manning, director and con-
ductor of the evening, was respon-
sible, spoke we'll for the high stand
ards of the organization and it's
earnest endeavors. A professional
orchestra assisted the group, which
will be heard again tonight and to-
morrow in the same production
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Randolph WehIer Honored

In recognition of his so years of
service since graduation, Randolph
Wehler, 4400 block of P street NV,
has been awarded a Semi-Centen-
nialist Certificate by his alma mater,
the Philadelphia members of the
class of 1893, in which Mr.. Wehler
graduated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
BARCLAY. BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities-

A hig change in the insufficient
IL -" cCnc::rs . rl"v"r who
makes a call and changes it in any
way practically in the same
breath. his last call replaces his
first calf and the act of changing
the call entails no penalty. This. Of
course. prcsumes that the second
bid IS what he meant in the first
place. as doing this deliberately
would come under the head Of
cheating.
Another telling change in the
insufficient bid law protects an Of
fender who Corrects his bid be-
latedly. too, late TO claim imE,un.
ity under the section Just cited.
but without due consideration: he
may substitute some other bid. Of
course. if the left hand opponent
makes q call Without allowing
time for substitution. the insult
cient bid is condoned as # IL were
sufficient in the first place That
cal! of the left-hand Opponent. BY
the way. need not be hi;i enough
10 orercall anything excepting III,
! insufficient bid.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
Society News
INVITATIONS OF \ CIVILIAN.

wo,I I've seen three wars.
rni voung tor The first.
10 v.;fr and three daughters during
the second.
Ton old for this third.
~ three wars other men have died
for my safety.
What can | do TO help pay this debt?
Air. warden? Buy bonds! What H.
ADEQUATE payment
T;,cre must be thousands of men.
" humbly humilia,ed and grateful.
as am.
10, us band together,
10, ms study our leaders and the
Mans they are submitting for u
lasting peace.
r,, us when We see sclfiShncSs
Cropping up III others. try
nightly Ia influence them away
from murder
se,fjshrc.S i the root Of murder.
Uas. self; hnCsS is war,
Ne who have had other men die for
ouy safety are the ones to Sc,
nat Il never happens again.
New York y. ADAMS.
--Chyist!,.n Science Monitor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

Whether You SPEND the summer un
Il iafnn. IN u factory ur raising your
own Victory crop. you'll need this
work style. lis Pattern 5000 by Mar
IAN Mntm Ind has comfortable. &c
iipn-i!'r lines. The iumpcy-s!aci,~
may be worn alone on over the
blouse that's gay in plaid.
Pattern 5000 may be ordered umly
III misses ~IZvS -. II. IG. Ia. 20
SIC 10 requires 3 yards 39-imch and
-" yards contrast Tor blouse.
Send SlNTEt.N CENTS in com
for this Marian Ala.tin pattern
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch
Pattern Department. 232 ". 18Th S..
New York, N. Y.
Because 0f the slowness of the
mails. delivery Of our patterns ma,
take a few days longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
THREE VITAL. Cr:..:<GES


UNDER iliE new Laws OF
Bridge. there l. never any qucs-
ton about who has the right to
decide whether - cr0fOnc AZ H.
regularity hy' the opponents or
penail@e II, o.. III DC latter case.
what penalty shall! re selected /!
several are optional. no" Il IS a.
ways The rlaye' at the left "c Ia"
ofienucr. during II" auction. and
curing the play !, -. OF cDUrsg t"@
deciarer w''v" defender '.-'. lat
hiWtNS the '..'-.J;! ,.. ..-,
~hc.. Inc -ertaH'T 'nW'.i's '.t .--
res uiI"iE 'n '''" last '0E-&t .". =.
Is 'hc p."%": - The LETT 81 the
dummy "heH u. error HI, o",n
mace tf"i" "lH'E%. and u the .c.t
OF He,iar,r "i'yI me slip has been
IRON ''iS manu-
~ second fery important change
'' = a. '.' ''''''.. "iNi - q I'i'E'i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

e!ing al the church from s - $50
Wednesday evening.
Thursdays activities Will bcg.l
with the celebration a.! Holy Com
munIpn with the ri REV Edwin -.
PCn'"i-. Br-"p" 80 NpHr' Cr... 90,
presiding. y business meeting VIII be
held al $50. and Bishop pcnick will
speak 1t ll:3U.
Delegates from Henderson are
Mrs. James II. Brudic. Mrs. Leon
Juyncr. and Mrs. X. q. =. DAVIS. and
altcrnatcs are Mrs. Allison Cooper.
AiE>. Joe! Cncuth"!". ANA MIS-. Mo-
gan cooper.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
{ lass 10 Meet.

The WhIlmorc- Wesley CLASS ui tho
FIRST Methodist church wall mcCt
TUESDAY evening al u'cIocii IN the
ladies parlUr ui the church with the
following hostcSsCS: Mrs. H. NJ.
Lewis. Miss Grace Galbraitn. Mr..
Kenneth Hawkins. Mrs. ". IL. Grl>-
som. Mrs. NJ. c. Grccnway. Mrs. H..
W. Whitmorc, and Mrs. Ciaud Girls
som.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
Vt Graduation.

NJ. and Mrs. !. ~. Jenkins and
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins returned Sat
urdar night from Albany. Ga. whcl t
they attended graduation exercises
a: Turner Field, when Captain u.
". Jenkins. Jr., received his wings.
He mas gone In Randolph Field.
IsNaS. WEc,c he Will receive further
training.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
{ i-Clr> 10 Meet,

Cr,.,. 49,. 80. :. 10: ;aa Ca
T.c--' -u'-Chrrsr!an church VIII
nee, tuesday evening at 8 o'Ciuck
~ -, church. One ui the mission
.,-o: E.u... Wall be reviewed by
Nj. -. -. Cunh!m. All members axe
urged :, be- present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

Ii. and Mrs. Edward Juync.' and
son are here ion a IvU days Visit
with 1t. Juvncr's parents. MI. and
Mrs. Leon JOvncr. 1t. ,Iuyucr has q
,iX-dav leave from Camp Blandln,
Fla. where he is stationed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

Nh. D-.y Stevens Young IS the
~",S; 81 AI.-. |. !. Young. at "AiiSt!c-
;.r villa ln" - lew day. She Is, on
t.. Wy !.um 81. Petersburg. Fla.
- he. leone -. Ocean Grove. y. i.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
Tournament Postponed.

Owing T. unavoidable ci.clu.-
stance. The ladies bridge t,urnumcu.
which W., To- have been hciu WCo-
r".G"y at Vest End Country Club
las 'y,H postponed unit! further
.rt.C..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
i,r:c for Week End.

Dr. Ga. Forbes. OF Richmond. Va.
w. IT," ,.,cl.-cud guest 81 IL. *. q.
5. p.l!,. iv., III IN, home on An
drew avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
(lCD Meeting

The SuHs S"uri Literary club will
meet Saturday afternoon al $50
,,pck NIth Mrs. T. y l.atta. Mem
hers a.r .SAci IL Hole the change
aam Tuesday II Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
Miss (,cstPr Home

Iii, D.rrthv Wc'tcr. who Tor the
y..t .r,t.uI months has Been worn.
Ig =. The Marine Ease al pUamticr.
.l,u.H,u Z. her non!r here las: l:ignl.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

Arnold Arch Knight has returned
70 Balboa after spending his fur
!,igH ".rr with his parents. Nh. and
..is. j. ". knight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

Mis- Ann St.'krv hyS returned
- Il. l.. G.r,n>Ju.". ..ir. spend
.gs tie l.rr>. end here. She had as
e. Gu,s' MI-S Mary Riddle. of
.~C.;sul. .l. Iyumr.Ltr al ". {.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
PRAYER Meeting Band.

Prayy. meeting band viii meet
Tuesday evening al 8 O'Clock at the
coun;y home with ". L. larry as
leader.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

ni diSS5L' two important steps may
or ,rp you overcome Tie diScOmforts
inri.,! ' ,S1d niaSSincnt Of sour stomach.
heESi '"'''b'''''S' "caN-
70 hpVTrsson who g. oI..ra:lng on oniv n
,tn,r,s,,' healthy brood volume or n
TO ' G6 digestive capacity OF ouly so
So normal Is severely hanuicnppcd.
Pits IN ,.nt ample stomach digestive Juices
MA ,JIat sense OF wen bcii,g y,,icS Lc 49,
fr ~, H'h'NS mental aIrrtncssi
gtis,SOc," hic subject 10 poor digestion or
Of yos. deficient red blood as the Ca,,sc
cruir,tc. .Uoiibir. yct have 10 Oryanic
roric 49,, or iocrl Infection. EsS
in,,.' pnvtSn'Iy designed TO promote The
ato,p,CI, Wal digestive Juices In thr
when r,GHhd - build-up blood STRENGTH
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

dealer: East. Both sides vul-
ncr-ble.)
What telling use can North
make of the singleton club X. in
playing for 6-Spades. after Last
leads the trump 3?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

U. S. Army NURSES lula Masha-
rany refD. Gull blocdcd lHdian
from Bi"c.: River Fails. Wise. and
Margaret rcll Of W.ndncr. Pa. en-
10Y th,'r FIRST Through ATOP Mt.
Eden. New Zc7'1rd. they arc
studying a map Of the city nrd cn-
:Icns c! A.cli..Lac5- r'-tcTrclioraIJ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03

l0ca Ilelpo-BL 100 More,
The Valley settler., 1943-07-02
NOTES
HOSPITAL

Dr. Harole sogn of Anchorage came to the hospital en Hednes day, after noon and assisted Drs. Hoehn and Andrews in surgi cal operation on Victor Yohn for the removal Of kieney stone.
 Since 1t was announced over the Reeio, nc doubt most of the people in the Valley have heard about the twin boys born at the hos pitel the morning of June 26. The parents ere Mrs. ane Mrs. Fred Jensen of "assil -lo and the boys named by Ir. Hoehn are Ronal6 Christian ene Robert Freerick the secone names gre in honour oftheir erondfathors. Mir. Jensen Is fishing at Naknek for the sumner.
 Mir. Frenk Watson is getting up a little each dey and apparently will soon be ready to leave the hospital.
 Miss Esther Lerson, Hho is employ cd by the Alaska Air Depot at Anchorage, had an oppendectomy on
 nday morning and is making g qplendid recovery.
 Mrs. Jan Koslosky had tonsillec onmy on Thursday Morning.
 Mrs. Mary Butler and Her caught CT SuzN are tub berculer patients in the hospital.
The Valley settler., 1943-07-02
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Our BREAD is just like the home baked bread, that Mother trie e6 to bake. Only the finest ingrecionts s are used and special C. sro is given to the baking that gives it that nice de cous crust.
 Our Lunch Counter Is open ene Coffee is served vi tn Pie, Cake, San6wi t ches cnc' Our Donuts.
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
Birds Flash
Signals in
Flight
ii. w. BLAKESLEE
AP Science Editor

NEW YORK.-Here is evidence
of,a signal system between birds
in flight. The signal operates with
extraordinary speed Five-thou-
sandths of a second is enough time
for a bird to receive the signal and
alter it's course of flight.
r. w. Gerard, University of Chi
cago, tells the story in Science, Of
fetal journal of American scien-
fists. He was driving in Vermont
when about so birds in a flock
flew alongside his car. They were
only Is feet from his window.
Car and birds were doing exactly
IS miles an hour. After a few sec
onds the flock wheeled away from
the car. They did not follow the
leader. They did not do a columns
left. Every single bird wheeled at
exactly the same instant.
Had a bird taken even 10 thou
sandths of a second to make the
turn, it would have Jagged, at 35
miles an hour, six inches behind
its fellows. No bird, says Mr.. Ger
ard, Jagged that much
He got no clue to the nature
OF the signal. 1t could be sound, or
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-09
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned was, ON the
10Th day of March, 1913, duly ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
of RENE D. STRAGIER, deceased,
and that letters testamentary there
for on said day were duly issued
to the undersigned
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
present said claims with proper
and duly verified, within
six 90 months from the date of
this Notice, to the undersigned ad-
at the office of his at
torneys, r. E. Robertson and M. E.
Monagle, at 200 Seward Building,
Juneau, Alaska, or to the under
signed at Douglas, Alaska.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this
10Th day of March, 1913. ~
HENRY STRAGIER,
Administrator.
First publication, March 26. 1913
Last publication, April l6, 1913.
adv.