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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-31
SUMMONS FoR PUBLICATION
Y ~ 'A@ No. 5242-A - tT

'4 = *s~ No. 5242-A =
 In the District Court for the Ter 1 ritory of Alaska, Division Number
 One At Juneau.
 ROBERT COUGHLIN, Plaintiff, vs GEORGE CURRY, a brother, and
 SUSIE CURRY, a sister, both the
 next of kin and heirs at law of JOSEPH CURRY, deceased; and
 the unknown heirs of JOSEPH 1 CURRY, deceased; and also all other persons or parties unknown
 claiming any right. title. estate, lien or interest in the real prop i erty described in the complaint 1 herein, defendants.
 The President of the United States
 of America. To the above named defendants, GREETING: You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, First Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty days after the last publication of this summons, in case this summons is published, or within forty days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the plaintiffs complaint on file in the said court and in the above entitled cause
 The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief: Recovery of $l1500O0 principal and interest thereon at 8go per an- mum from December 9th, 1886, with $250.00 attorneys fee, and plain tiff's costs and costs of sale, as pro- vided in note and mortgage bear ing date of December g, 1886, made by Joseph Curry, now deceased, to plaintiff; foreclose of all equity of redemption or other interest in the mortgaged real property by the de- fendants; that said mortgaged prop erty be sold to satisfy said sums; that execution issue against the es- tate and property of said decedent to satisfy any deficiency; that plain tiff and any party to the suit may become purchaser at such sale; that the purchaser be let into possession of said property on production of the Marshals deed therefor: and any further relief merited. Said mortgage describing the real prop erty mortgaged, to which reference is hereby made, is recorded in Vol ume 3 of Mortgages at pages 268, 269 of the official records of Skagway Recording District. at Skagway, AL aska, in which recording District said real property so mortgaged is 1 situated.
 And in the event you fail so to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, and as herein stated. | Witness the Honorable Geo. F Alexander, judge of said Court, and the seal of said court hereunto af- fixed this 29th day of July, l944.
 (Seal of Court
 ROBERT E. COUGHLIN,
 Clerk of the above entitled 1 Court.
 By J. w. LEVERS,
 Deputy First publication, July 3l, 1924.
 Last publication, August 2l, 1924.
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SIX CARPENTER saws, s2o for lot;

SIX CARPENTER saws, $20 for lot; solid leather gun case, will fit 3O-O6, $50; Set of taps and dies for small work, $40, 22 special pump rifle with shells, $25; 12 gauge single barrel shotgun, $15; 40 single barrel shotgun with shells, S25; 25-35 rifle, long bar rel, with shells, $25; 12 gauge Winchester pump shotgun, $35; .33 Winchester rifle, good con- dition, and shells, $25; 30-30 Winchester, long barrel, good con- dition, $35; 16 gauge double bar rel L. c. Smith shotgun with shells, $65; one round kerosene heater, $10; one Delta electric lantern with batteries, $5; eye glasses repaired and strengthened lenses duplicated, frames soldered Eye glass cases just arrived, five assorted colors, S1 each. Reading glasses with new type frames, two colors, S750 each. If you live out of town send by mail. Open until 6 D. m. Phone 387. Thompson Optical Co.,, 214 2nd St.
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LOGANs SOUTH

Mrs. Grant Logan and children
 Billy and Phoebe Ann, were south
 bound passengers Friday for the States. They sold their home here to MT and Mrs. Frank Marshall, who are now settled in the prop Ierty Mrs. Logan plans an indef-
 mite stay in the States, probably
 making her home there. Her hus-
 band, Grant Logan, is employed in
 construction work at Yakutat,
 Alaska, and will join his family this fall.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Court of the Commissioner tf for the Territory of Alaska, Di- vision No. One, sitting in Probate in Haines Precinct, Before Everett E. Smith, U. s. Commissioner and Probate Judge.
 In the Matter of the Estate of EARL w. FRENCH, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Earl w. French, de- ceased, to the creditors of, and to all persons having claims against said deceased or his estate, to present them with necessary vouch- CTS, within the time required by law, to the undersigned at his resi- dence in the Town of Haines, AL laska.
 Dated at Haines, Alaska, July 18th, l944.
 vo CARL BJORNSTAD,
 Administrator of the estate
 of Earl w. French, deceased. First publication, July 24, 1944. Last publication, August IA, l944.
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SON FOR MacKINNoNS

A boy baby was born to MT. and Mrs. Donald MacKinnon last Sat- urday night at 11:l5 o'clock at St. Ann's Hospital. The future attache of the Standard oil Company, of which his dad has been long con- nected with, has been named John Allen MacKinnon.
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Q. E. s.. MASON. PICNIC

The Order of Eastern Star, Mug get chapter No. 2, and the Masons held their annual picnic at the Treadwell picnic grounds yesterday The committee who made it a suc- cess was Mrs. J. o. Kirkham Chairman: Mrs. Iga Hackmiester Mrs. E. E. Engstrom, Mrs. Charles Tuckett, Mrs. James Barras, and A. E. Goetz. A. J. Balog gener- ously dished out the ice cream which was very plentiful
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for the past year. She win visit with her family and make her home here for the next year, as Wallin Forrest has been transferred to service in the far Aleutians. Wallins is with the U. s. Army signal corps.
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BABY GIRL FOR DON MEALS

A baby girl was born to MT. and
 Mrs. Don Neal on Saturday night
 at 9:30 D. m weighing 6 pounds
 and II ounces. The infant girl will join another sister, Judy, who is two years old next month, and is to be named Susan. Mrs. Neal is reported as resting well today.
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
IN FORT FIVE HouKs

Capt John Haddon visited in Douglas for five hours on Saturday while his boat was in port. He is brother of Mrs. Eli Post, and lis enroute to service in the Aleu- tians area.
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dressed men in the country; is deally married and has the reputation for being an excellent father to his two sons.
 These qualities, they feel, will carry weight with the women voters.
 Moreover, they see in Mrs. Dewey the antithesis of Mrs. Roosevelt and are convinced this will weigh heav- fly with those who have criticized the First Lady for her multifarious activities. Mrs. Dewey is small town girl who, on the threshold of an apparently brilliant career as a concert and musical comedy singer tossed it over to become a wife and mother
 What weight the wives of Presi- dential candidates carry with wom- en at the polls is problematical Some politicians think it nil; but in the case of Mrs. Roosevelt, others feel she has done much to strength en the Presidents hold on some areas and among some groups weaken it in others.
 What the political parties are do- ing to woo the women's vote is apparent on every hand Never be- fore have women had such influence in the party councils. But whether they will simply split along male voting lines or give preponderance of their votes to either Dewey ol MT. Roosevelt is one of the great November unknowns.
 Tomorrow: The Worker Vote)
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NOTICE

will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself.
 WALTER F. REYNOLDS.
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WANTED-Clerk-S -Stenographer for permanent position. Salary $175, 38-hour week. Advancement if satisfactory. Phone 466 for ap- pointment.
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Great Unknowns 10
 Play Important Part
 In November Election

Continued frol-. rage one)
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FOR SALE-1940 Ford V8 heavy duty motor, Joe's clutch; 3-1 re- duction gear with 27x23 propel- Ter, water cooled manifolds. Motor used one season, overhaul
 ed after taken out; Al condition, $37500 cash. Phone Douglas 473.
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HELEN FORREST HERE

Mrs. Helen Forrest arrived here yesterday from Fairbanks. where the Forests have made their home
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3O-40 RELOADING SET, complete with sizing dies and bullet mold, S20; RIGA console radio, $25. Phone Douglas 46.
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WANTED = CONTINUED

WANTED = 3-bedroom house for immediate occupancy. Phone 761 before 10 a. m, and 289 from 10 a. m. to midnight.
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FOR SALE

1929 PONTIAC sedan, one day bed one skiff, misc household articles Phone Green 483.
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YORK Cold Storage Plant Write P. o. Box 126, Juneau. Jackson Marsh.
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WANTED = Dealers for Watkins Products at Petersburg, Wrangell, Sitka, Haines and Skagway. Write Ralph Shores, Juneau, Alaska. Box 2091.
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dressed men in the country; is deally married and has the reputation for being an excellent father to his two
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
Zgodoyinska povest IL leta 1878
. IL Hrv. poslov. l.. J.

$ pozornostjo poslusal to pripo-
we'd Batorijevega poslanca ter
zaGel cd zacudenosti mocno od-
pirati svoje male oci, rekel nj
pa niG.
"Slusajte, kako je bilo," ma
daljuje Palfij. "Ko je lani dine
8. kiniavca dial mas kralj Ferdi-
nand V Pozunu svojega sina
Maksa kronati "a ogrskega kra-
liza, je bila vas Hrvatov celia
ceta pod knezom NikoIajem
Zrinjskim ondi navzocih. PRAY
blizu prestola je drzal ogrsko
Zastavo veliki konjusnik Ferenc
Tahi, XII Sc ina tudi "a Hrvata,
dasiravno ie bill njegov ded ci-
sto mazarske krvi. No, gospod
Tahi je pozabil ma svoje pokole-
ME, stopil je popolnoma ma va
SO stran in Sc skupno Z vami
bije Turk"
"Da, da," pripomni kanonik,
"gospod Tahi je vrazji clovek.
Junak je, to je res, a nasi lju-
die Sc ga boje ravnotako, ka-
kor Turk, ker ne raste wee tra-
va tam. kamor stopi njegova
noga.'
"Ko Sc je tako veliki konjus-
mix potil na konju, drzec zasta-
vo, in kremzil obraz zaradi tr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

ganja po udih, je prijahal ma
vrancu k njemu moi gospod An
drej Batorij ter rekel gospodu
sFereneu: "Da si mi zdrav, bra-
te Ferenc! Ia Boga, odkedaj
Sc ze nisva videla! Kakor star
medved Sc drzis v svojem brlo-
gu med Dravo in Savo. Kako
je?' - ''Slabo, brate, kraljevi
sodnik!" Pa kaj. ii nj prav?"
"Troje nadlog me tlaei, bra
te Andrej: najprvo trganje, XII
me nemilo lomi, drugic Turk,
XII Sc nam priblizajo OBJ vsaki
zetvi; tretja nadloga je moi
svak Nikolaj Brinjski: Podaril
je svoji sestri Heleni Bozjako-
vino, a letos je zapodil meme
sestro izpod strehe. Lep brat
in svak je to, kajne? Slabsi je
cd Turcina."
"Znana mi je vasa pravda. E,
Nikolaj je Nikolai, ampak kralj
Sc boji teh Brinjskih. A, kje ma
vadno ticiS" "Povsodi, ka-
kor cigan. Imam, hvala Bogu
tudi brez Bozjakovipe dosti, ali
mixer Sc ne morem pray vgnez-
diti, in moja zena Helena Sc
jezi -brez konca in kraja." -
(DaIje prihodnjScj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
uREDNIKOVA POSTA

gren1 ma igro. Nj mi bilo zal, da
sem sla in do smrti bi Sc kesala
ee ne bi sla, ker tako dobre igre
BE rlisern videla. Snejala sem Sc
kot ze dolgo ne in vsaj "a par
ur pozabila krize in tezaye da-
nasnjin dni. Vsi igralci SO bill
izborni, eden boljsi cd drugega.
Mrs. JAMES ROTTER, 1865
Kewanee Ave-: Celia stvar Sc mi
je zelo dopadla. Vsi igralci SO
bill neprekosljivi. Tudi oprema
odra je bila zelo lepa. Vsem to-
.plo priporocam, da vidite "Rok-
si' oh ponovitvi 2. aprila v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma st.
Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
(Nadaljevanje)

'Vem," pritrdi zopet kano.
mix.
cesar pa vi ne veste, dragj
moi prijatelj, je tole: Moi go.
spodar, kraljev sodnik, stanu.
je v Jozunu. Vasa Hrvaska, to-
rej tudi Susjed in Stubica, ie
Ia vraga dalec. Tu vam Turk
hodijo voscit "dobro jutro." Vi
Sc q mimi bijete, toda sreca .je
.epoteca, in zgodi Sc lahko, ola
bodo molili turski konji Boga
sredi Zagreba, a cd Zagreba dc
susjeda nj dalec. e, vi ste ju.
naci, toda junastvo potrebuje
denarja, a kraljeya blagajna :1e
prazna; zato Sc. moi gospoda1
boji IA Susjed in Stubico, kef
stojita v resniei kakor ma brit.
vi. Rad bi Sc tega iznebil, a ven.
dar pri tenn ME ne izgubil. TO je
vrazje tezko. Kaj storiti? Pro.
da maj Sc vse, dobro proda
Kaj? Ampak to nj lahko. Stara
Ursa ina oster jerk, ostre noh.
tie, brate moi, in je prebrisar
odvetnik. Moi gospodar je dol.
go 0 tenn premisljal, dokler n
nasel kupca, in sicer cisto slu,
cajno."
Velecastiti gospod Stefan je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

ro Sc oplra, sadez in krasoto v
rlaravi.
Oba sta me vprasala, &c po-
znam Frank Barbica? In ne sa-
mo ia diva, tudi vec drugih, ka-
kor Mr.. in Mrs. Delles., Da ga
poznam, in kdo ga ne, v Cleve-I
landu. Nasa gostilna je ravlso
ma koncu p o ulicn e proge St.
Clair Nottingham. Pri mas Sc
ustayljajo motorniki in sprevod-
niki, ker Sc jim postreze z pri-
grizkom, kavo ali mehko pijace,
ker trde ne smejo vzivati, ko 50
v sluzbi.
Dosedaj Sc ne spomnim, da bi
njegovi sodelavci imeli slabo be-
sedo Barbieu, in tudi sama
lahko recem, da poleg svoje
sluzbe opravlja tudi druga ma
rodna della. Placala sem mu ze
vcasih narocnino "a Prosveto,
kupila druzinski koledar, in Sc
daj je pobiral "a Slovenski anne
riski narodni svet, ter je tudi
meme pobaral, da sem sc odzva-
La temu narodnemu davku, XII
maj bi pomagalo zdruziti n a S
narod v start domovini pod emo
okrilje.
Rojaki v Samsula pa so rekli
maj povem Barbieu, da maj se
pise, ker prav z veseljem eitajo
njegove dopise. To sem tudi sto-
rila, in kaj DO on storil, he vem.
John Pleterski in Mr.. Frank
Grbec so mas peljali tudi v dvo-
rano ondotnih rojakov. ri roja-
XII so imeli velike potezkoce s
to dvorano, ker ko je bila en-
krat Re pokoncu, je prisef tor
nado in jim odnesel dvorano,
kakor v start domovini povodni
moz knetu zensko. Postavilj so
drugo, in tam Sc sedaj snidejo
vsako soboto vecer, ter nedeljo
popoldan, k jer razmotrivajo
probleme naselbine, in tudi raz-
ma svetovna vprasanja pridejo
ma vrsto. I'll rojaki so res sloz.
nj v temu oziru, "a kar jim vse
priznanje.
! V tenn domu zboruje tudi I1 u
stvo st. 6O3 S. N. P..J. Predsed-
mix je Mr.. John Pleterski, tai
mix Mike Machek, Route 1, New
Smyrna Beach, Fla, blaga jnik
pa John Pletcrski, mlajsi.
| 'Ko so postavljali svoj dom,
jim je rojak, katerega ime ne
vem, daroval pet akrov veliko
zemljisce in to samo "a $50. Re-
xii so, d a ST zelijo slovenskih
plosc "a svoj fonograf, in to Jim
hoeem tudi ustreci "a njih pri-
jaznost, ter bonn zbrala kar mo-
rem, da jim posljem.
Predno sem dosla, jc pa raw
no cd tukaj odpotoval J o h n
Gorjanc, clan drustva st. 53,
S. N. P. j., ker Sc je tudi on
tukaj zdravil v naravi. Upam,
da mu je klima koristila pri
zdravljenju.
! Predno zakljucujem ia dopis,
Sc ondotnim rojakom prav lepo
zahvalim "a vse, kar so ga naju
storili "a casa najinega bivanja
v njih prijazni naselbini, in vam
mammalian, da sve sc srecno W.
nile domov v naso metropolo
dine %. marca.
/ Josephine Rodica,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
Il potovanja v Floridi

|. Cleveland, Ohio. - Namenila
sem Sc, da tudi JAZZ malo OPT
sem mole potovanje v Florido.
Bio ie IL. marca, ko sve zapu-
stile Terminal Buss postajo z
mojo sestro M a tildo Cerne,
22675 Ivan Avenue, Euclid, o.,
da posetimo Frances in Frank
Grbeca il Canton, Ohio, XII Sc
nahajata v New Smyrna Beach,
ali v blizini n a s h rojakov v
Sansula, Fla, kjer. je drustvo
st. 603 Slovenske narodne pod
porne jednote.
Ko S m 0 dospele v Smyrna
Beach, sve 81 zeleli najprej
razglednic te krasne cvetoce ma
ravne pokrajine, da jih poslje-
We svojcem Cleveland in dru-
god.
To je bilo V sredo Is. marca.
Potem Sc odpravimo ma dom h
Grbccvim.
+, Zato je bilo potreba najeti
taksi,, da sve bile hitreje tam.
Ampak ma najino zacudenje, nj
bilo nikogar donna. Midve sc ma
redive kar domace, in pogrneva
prtic V senco orancevega dreve-
sa, in odpravim Sc v restavraci-
10 k Richardson (saj tako mi
slim, da Sc je imenoVala), ola
/ dobim nekaj; vlozkov "a pregri-
/ EEK.
/, ko Sc vrnem, sve to takoj po-
vile, ker ma svezem zraku v
naravi dobi Glovek slast do jedi
ko tako en- cas- sediva Sc po-
| javi par liz New Yorka, XII naju
obgovorita, da sta dobila nalo,
go, da mama povesta, da Sc je
Frances Grbec vrnila nazaj V
Canton, Ohio, Frank pa, da je
sci pomagati delati ma polje \
Johnu Pleterski.
Mr.. Grbec Sc je vrnn iz polja
ob petih popoldan, in Sc je "a
3udil, ko lie mesto enc Eve, ma
sci dive, in ne pod figovim DIRE
vesom, pac pa pod orancnem
Nato mas 'povabi V hiso, kjer So
ie prieelo domace kramljanje
in drugi dan mas ,je vodil okol
drugih tam naseljenih rojakov
Nekaj teh sem 81 zapomnila
nekaj ne, vendar moran reel
da SO vljudni, prijazni, kot 81
pac mora prieakovati cd JUNE
ga Slovana. Edward in Mrs. De
lies, sta dosla tia iz Chicago
Illinois. Pri NINA sta Sc naha
jala tudi iz Chicago John in Ro
Sc Rudman. John je tam rad
zdravja, ker je sci skozi hudt
bolezen pljuenico, in zdravnil
Is. N. P. J. mu je dal Ilasvet, d.
bo topic solnce in naravna 1epo
ia krasne drzave Floride zan
najboljse zdravilo. In R O 5 e
njegova druzica, ga je sprem
ljaia tia. john Sc boljse posutl
in ko smo Sc nahajali skuta.i
mama je kazal palico, na kate
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Mnenja 0 igri .'Roksi'

MncnJa O lgrI NOkSl
Kaj pravijo posetniki o igri
"Roksi", katero Sc bo ponovilo
nedeljo, 2. aprila v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega d o m a
Ma st. Clair Ave:
MFR. JOS. r. DURN, 15603
Waterloo Rd.: Kot vidim Sc bo
vseskozi napeto igro "Roksi"
ponovilo ma cvetno nedeljo, dine
2. aprila, ko bo lokalni odbor st.
2 JPO, SS v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma st. Clair Ave., j.
mel priredbo v spomin ma 3. OBJ
letnico vpada sovraznika ma slo-
vensko ozemlje. Nikomur ne bo
zal, da gre in vidi to razposa-
jenko "Roksi" Igralci ne more
jo biti bolje izbrani kot so, in
sieer:: j. M. Steblaj, Josephine
Milavec Levstik, Dorothy Palis-
ka, Milan Medvesek, Louis Ka-
ferle in Edith Coff. Je to ne
kaj posebnega, k a novega
med nami. Nj drama, nj salo-i-
gra, ampak povzeto iz zivljenja
vsake druzine.
Mrs. ANA REBOLJ, 195O7
Arrowhead Ave: o igri "Rok-
si'' je bilo zelo malo reklame'v
casopisih in 81 nisem mnogo O.
betala cd ME. v resnici pa je
bila to ena najboljse podanih
dramskih predstav, kar jih pom
MIN. Vsi igralci so bill dobri, da
bi zelela, da bi bila igra spisana
V 10. dejanjih ter da bi trajalo
proizvajanje cd poldne do pol
noel.
Mrs. CECILIA SUBELJ,
1857 E. 68 ST.: Kdor ljubi par ur
dobrega razvedrila in dusevne-
ga uzitka maj poseti veseloigro
'Roksi" v nedeljo, 2. aprila v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
st. Clair Ave. Smejali Sc boste
in smeh je- zelo dobro zdravilo
ter mnogim prepotrebno teh
cash. .,'
Mr.. JOE V1RANT, 2O751 Mil
ler Ave: Nisem poseben ljubi-
tell dramskih predstav in mic
kaj posebnim navdusenjem nj,
sem Sci ma prireditev Progresiv-
fiih 'Slovenk. Seda,j recen lie to,
da &C bi bile vse igre tako dobre
in tako dobro podane kot je bi-
la "Roksi'', ne bi hotel zamudi-
ii nobene. .
RUDOLPH A HEY, 1861
Eaglesmere Ave: To -je bi | a
predstava, "a katero bi Sc mo-
ralo racunati n a j m an $1.OO
vstopnine. Res dobra igra izbor-
no podana. "
Mrs. IVANkA TOLAR 15625
St. Clair Ave-: Dosti dramskih
predstav sem re videla, a men
da Sc nobene, v kateri bi bill l.
gralci tako vsi dobri. Topic pri'
porocam vsem, XII Sc radi malo
razvedrite, da posetite priredi,
tev S ponovitvijo te izborne We
seloigre "Roksi". II
Mrs. J E N N l e HRVATIN
1911 Arrowhead Ave: zelim
da hi Sc Sc veclrat spravilo ma
oder dramska della kot je- 'Ro
ksi''. Nj samo zabavna, temvei
tudi zelo pouena igra "a maters
in ocete v vzgoji otrok. Mi jill
mnogokrat ne razumemo in jill
tudi ne poskusamo razumeti
Vstopnina "a tako dobro in ts.
ko izborno podano igro kot jt
bila "Roksi', bi morala biti '
teh cash najmanj $1.00.
Mrs. ANNA PICELY,, 1870
Muskoka Ave: Prav mic me n
veselilo iti cd donna, ker je bile
tako slabo vreme. Pa pride Mrs
Prudie in me povabi, d a na.
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Mali oglasi
Ifissa

ma 663 E. 96 St.; "a emo druzi-
no, 6 sob, velika sprejemnica,
zidan Fireplace" 3 spalnice,
avtomaticni grelec "a vodo, 2
forneza, storm" okna. Proda
Sc, ker gre lastnik iz mesta.
Evening star., 1944-04-10

Natures e'sChiIdren
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
PEA.
(Pisun satipum.)
Those who grew peas successfully
last year in their Victory gardens
feel they can even excel their &C
complishment this coming season.
This favorite vegetable, one of the
Leguminosae grown for their edible
seeds, has been gradually improved
until, today, there are many forms.
The garden pea Is native to Eu-
rope. It was cultivated before the
Evening star., 1944-04-10

sidered a great achievement to have
fresh peas in late June. Today, the
largest markets have them the year
round, and with the perfection of
frozen foods, we may have them in
a form much easier to handle.
Peas do well in cool, moist weather.
They germinate slowly, but make
a steady growth in lower tempera-
lures. However, they are not so able
to cope with drought as are some Of
their neighbors.
The culture of peas is not difficult.
The directions are clear, and when
followed faithfully, goodly crop is
assured. There is as much to do in
the preparation Of the soil as for
other vegetables and the use Of the
right fertilizers has much to do with
the size of the pea.
Most Of the best garden peas can
be grown without trellis. Where
room Is limited, however, peas that
grow more than 2 feet high will do
well on some kind of trellis.
Picking should be done in the early
morning or after sundown, SO that
the plant is not disturbed. One may
save the seeds from the best plants,
SO that healthy ones will be assured
the next season, though it is always
wise to purchase seeds from reliable
dealers when this Is possible.
Evening star., 1944-04-10
T'oke Ny Word forIt |!
BY FRANK COLBY.

An English class In Louisville asks
for discussion Of the word extraor-
binary. 'Is 1t pronounced as one
word or two?" they ask.
The preferred pronunciation OF all
dictionaries, and the only choice of
many, treats the "tra-or" as q single
syllable, pronounced "trawr," as:
eks-TRAWR-dinary.
And there Is good reason for 30
doing; the primary thought con-
veyed by extraordinary is unusual;
remarkable; exceptional "as ex-
traordinary achievements; extraor-
dinary wealth.
II the "or" Is accented, as ex-
tra-OR- -dinary, it gives to the word
an implication of more ordinary
than usual; very ordinary" which
is the opposite Of the meaning in
tended, for that which is extraor-
dinary is anything but ordinary"
Better say: eks-TRAWR-dinary.
The word LEISURE originally was
pronounced LEE-zher by all author
tiles, American and British. Toward
the midle Of the last century the
pronunciation LEZH-er became the
better choice, especially in Britain.
But, at the turn of the century, Brit
ish and American usage came to the
usual parting Of the ways. LEzH-er
was recommended by all British die
tionaries, and LEE-zher became the
first choice of all American diction-
Evening star., 1944-04-10

VOL, S:30-"Ths Man VINO Was Hanged"
international complications.
MA, 5000 "countsrspy" uneoyss Na1i
plot to give marijuana 10 our fighting mon.
M. 9:00-liIy pons. guest soIois.
M0P. 9:00-"Happy Land with Don
Ameehe and Frances Dee.
WINK, 9:05-MsndeIsohns Scotch Sym.
phony," Dmitr MiiropoIous conducting.
Evening star., 1944-04-10
Judge PIons New Law
ALLOWING Docs to Bark

ST. LOUIS-William w. Blanken-
ship was charged with peace dis
turbance because his barking dogs
annoyed the students Of Mrs. Emma
Becker, a singing teacher.
Judge David w. Fitz Gibbon dis
charged him with the statement: /:
I'm going to establish q new law
I think every dog is entitled to bark
occasionally"