davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

pa Piles, da ia ne bos usla do
NOV.
Ker innate toliko ma progra-
mu, je pa najboljse, da prime
sem seboj lunc, da ne b o m
lacna!
Oh, Francka, tisto pa ne! Ma
Sc spretne kuharice bodo imele
izvrstno vecerjo priprayljeno,
katero bodo po programu SER
virale. Vesela je bos in tebi niti
kuhatl ne, bo treba. &c te ra ne
DO lust vecerjati, bos pa lahko
kupila okusen sandvic.
Kaj pa &c bonn zejna?
Nikar ne skrbi "a to, kajti
tudi to bo v vseh ozirih pre-
skrbljeno. Celia ceta dobrih ma
takarjev in lepih natakaric za
komaj caka, da bi 'zaceli tociti
tistega preljubljenega jecmenov-
ca.
Kako DO, ali DO prost who'd?
Ne, tisto pa ne. Ia majhno
vsoto denarja bos lahko tam cd
$3.50 ure popoldne pa do %?
&c je pa to vse res, bonn pa
gotovo tam. Pa Sc svojega mo-
ia, ter vse nase prijatelje in
znance bonn pripeljala seboj. Pa
tudi tt tako naredi, pa DO dvo-
rama Slovenskega drustvenega
donna napolnjena do zadnjega
koticka.
Ma svidenje!
Ia klub drustev v Euclidu
Mary Yapel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23

EUCLID, Ohio. - Tale po'
govor sem slucajno ujela ma u
lici:
Halo, Francka! Kan Sc tt pd
tako mudi? Kaj re YES kaj DO v
nedeljo v Euclidu?
l, kaj pa? JAZZ mic ne VEN!
Yes obhajali bono 25-letnico
nasega Slovenskega drustvene'
ga donna ma "a. septembra.
To pa zgleda kot srebrni ju.
bilej! Menda ia! Pocastili bono
prve Sc zivece direktorje in tu-
di mrtvim bono izkazali cast v
njih spomin.
Bo pa res velika rec tam pri
vas.
Yes kaj Sc? Imeli bono tudi
zgodovinsko igro, XII Sc kliee
"Rojstvo SlQvenskega drustve-
mega donna v Euclidu". Pridi
Bos videla kako bodo mozicki
pod ribali. Sc bos Sc kaj naucila
in tako morda tudi donna po'
skusila. ice bo slo}.
Yes, Micka, to pa ne smen
zamuditi!
Pa kaj Sc? Poleg tega bono
pa imeli Sc izyrsten program
Nastopili bodo trije pevski zbo'
ri, kateri pa ne povern. Sama
pridi pogledat.
Kaj "a godbe DO tudi nekaj
/ seveda, nasa domaca Kusar-
jeva orkestra nam DO igrala ia
ke poke in valcke, da sc 30 vse
vrtelo. Takoj po programu DC
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23
SkR I
Ma domaci 'front.'

To povem zato, da boste We
deli. Ko sno zadnjic imeli mi
rovno konferenco, oziroma Lu-
zarjev piknik, je Luzar sam pri-
Sci najbolj poceni. Mu nj bilo
treba plaeati bartenderja in tu-
di kuharice ne. Vsak je sam to-
cil. Prvo toxic "a resiti smo j.
NELL kako Sc prediha diva sodc-
ka pive in nekaj steklenic one
ga. Muzikanta sta bila pa TAXA,
da ne boste rekli, da znata sa-
mo automobile popravljati -
Frank Rich, starejsi lin Frank
Rich, mlajsi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23

tive je namenjen v kampanjski
fond nasega kandidata "a 60
vernerja - "a Frank J. Lau-
scheta. Pricakujemo, da boste
navzoci!
Ia kampanjski odbor
Slov. dem. klub 80. varde.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23

zenske in moski so kot cebele
ma delu "a izvolitev Lauscheta
"a governerja. Pa pravijo, da Sc
Sc vedno dobi kaksen trot.
-. ....ist
&c nj tole novica. pa ne re-
Gem mic. Dne 8. oktobra Sc bo
"a 25-letnico dramskega drust-
va "Ivan Cankar" priredilo i
gro "Deseti brat". Mr.. Rudy
Vidmar je reziser in cd MEGA
zahtevam 10 vstopnic.
Moska zveza st. 5 priredi We
selico %. oktobra. To bi maj
raisi samo zenskam povedal.
Mas Mr.. John Tavcar m a
ebay fever. &c bi kdo rad We
del kje Sc ga dobi, maj Sc zgla-
81 pri MENU.
Dive sobi bi PARENTAL v mai
boljsem hotelu v Columbusu oh
priliki izvolitve Frank ]. Lau-
scheta "a governerja drzave
Ohio. Ce Mr.. Lokar vzame to v
naznanje.
Joe Pogrejc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

STAGE The Newiyced
The days when you d rather make love
than eat breakfast -.
Whoa, Mr.. Newlywed -youcantl.ve
on love! After all, you We gone all night
without food. That's why doctors and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

dietitians say you need 1t least one
quarter Of your daily no4rishment at
brcGkja
SO ease up on the breakfast time
kisses, and stoke up! For stocking that's
pleasure, try Grape-Nuts Flakcs')
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-17

f.exuYe bounding the southern nQx.
faex III xhn eo.eAf}@a Fig Snowy an
fIefIraxIurn. NO that compression
and disbursement alosag the flexure
trend a13@arenfiy scaled off Tire Gags
nsfzse drainage AREA, PROTECTING Il
frx,xu tie s{fuzsn heaxIs of fresh
water that g,errneafe the bedrock
session If the north. This line Of
rpamxaiag gszaa@sss that future
sfr3Illns may uncover second and
even larger oil field within the
West Gage dome three miles north.
wezf OF the Gage closure limit. and
also 0r the south side Oh the nexure
lire
AT the time this Is being written
there we're three producing wells
iii fhe Gage field, all located in the
northeast par1 Of the closure area.
The closure as mapped amounts 70
more thar 100 feet and covers an
area OF more than seven square
miles. Ie Ia q double<80ssteSi anti
clfska cat hy two small faults,
neither 81 which extends more than
half way across fhe closed part of
the dome
Sorthwarxl and eastward from the
ssrongIy folded and fatifSd area o.
central Montana lies an extensive
region slrsdariagn hy gradually thick.
e4s1n9 paseox0ic ilrnest0neS, upl0.
mites and sandst9nes, dipping away
froxn xhe ancient positive shield OF
the SweetUrass uplift. These strata
Tend tn wedge ous and exhibit trun
est1nn below the Mes0yo&c s@di
n1ersts abova. They are involved II
such prominent features as Bow
dom Dome, Bsg Snowy af1tic1zu0f
! saarn. Wiflsston Basin, Cedar Creei
| antlcline. ard Black Hills upllft. II
| view OF the fact taaf several uf gas'
1 formations In this series are pre-
1 ducflve In Wyoming. Montana ala'
Canada they may he regarded a
| promising prospecting horizon
| throughout eastern Montana.
/ According 90 available record
only three wells have beer drille
1 TO the Madison limestone In III
whole area. Not even the Bowitlol
Dome has been tested below N
Cretaeeous. which yields gas frol
the Colorado group Ia the Bowiol
gas field Their sfsscuTsforn =
| Iations to the everything pos
| paleux0ic rocks strongly suggest n
{consinued on Fa8e ~
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
British Forces
Near Antwerp

Continued From Page One)
ing of fresh supplies and reinforce
mentS.
Headquarters spokeSmen said the
Canadian attackers from the main
land continued to make good prog
resS up the Beyeland cauSeway
against stubborn enemy resistance.
The dominion troops gained another
three miles in tie past "a hours,
putting them about nine miles
across the causeway and almost at
the Beveland canal which marks
the eastern end of the island,
On the British Second Army
front. Lieutenant General Sir Miles
c. DempSey's veterans squeezed a
die-hard German garrison into a
narrowing corner in the southern
part of S HertogenbCsch and bat
tied into the streets of Tilburg, l3
miles to the southwest. Between
both towns, key points in the Ger
man defense system, the British
cut the enemy supply highway at
several points and sent armored
spearheads beyond the road in force.
"A BIC report said the British
captured all of S HertogenbCSch.
but there was no immediate con-
tirmationD
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
DOOR OPEN

The sunnina blow Was believed
% have Knocked out 1t least tenn
rorarily virtually al Of Japan's
available Sat,leshipS and carriers,
leaving the from. door to China ara
HE japanese home islands open
C., American naval forces.
\ compilation of cammuniques
from. both the Pacific ana south
Vcs, Pacific headquarters, along
with front dispatches. showed the
l1lIowia. minimum results Of the
battle:
A. least 10 Japanese Warships sunk
one battlaShip, Two aircraf, car
rierS. five cruisers and two or more
CeSWoyers.
Al leas5 four warships probably
Sunk-three battleships and one
large aircraft carrier.
A, least 20 Warships damaged-siX
b1ttleShips. eight cruisers and six
or more deS.rovers.
A. least 242 Japanese planes shot
down.
Known American losses remained
as previously announced: The light
carrier Princeton and an escort
carrier sunk. several escort carriers
and C6stroyors damaged and several
patrol torpedo boats sunk or damag-
FL.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
0pA Penalties
Valley Firms

Continued From Page One)
but had placed them in his safe
when he left his home on a vacation
this summer and had not deposited
them r. S. Harrington. attorney.
represented Rodriguez.
A 3o-day suspension given Gabe
Abdlenour, proprietor of the Victory
Market. BraWley. was stayed by the
commissioner.
Discrepancies in the raticn stamp
bank account of J. D. Brooks, pro-
priator CT the Brooks Market. Ell
Centro. resulted in an error that
showed him to be delinquent 22,5OO
points. The case was dropped from
the calendar. pending investigation.
when it was discovered that a closer
check by tie bank would have vim
dicat q him
The CPA hearing authorities left
E Centro Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
Soviets Flank
prussian Army
Continued From PAGE

continued From Page One)
Corf is nine miles west of Grun-
NeitSChen)
Two columns of CherniakhoYSky' S
army were moving just south of the
railroad. where they captured AM
alenhof, eight and a half miles
due east of GumbinnCn, and Gud-
ain. a mile to the southwest.
The Soyiets also continued their
advances north Of the rail line, oc-
cupying the junction town of
SchWirgallen. five miles south of
Pillkallen. where they cut the rail-
way running from Stalluponen to
Tilsit on East PruSsias northern
border.
A ccmmuniQue sale the Soviet
troops were meeting heavy oppoSi-
ticn with the Germans bringing up
constantly fresh reserves and throw
ing large forces of tanks and infln-
try into furious battles.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
u. 5. Bombers Hit
More Jap Ships
Continued From Page One)

continued From Page Onel
OF the enemy'S three main naval
torceS. which we're known to have
lost Al least "a combat ships, in
Guiding 10 battl6ShipS and three
aircraft carriers, sunk or damaged
in the frs. three days of the battle,
Ten definitely had been sunk,
four probably sunk, and at least
20 damaged two thirds to three
quarters Of the three enemy naval
forces which futilely challenged the
American fleets. There VAS every
indication that the final toll would
exceed 10 WarShipS alone.
"A JaDanese naval spokesman said
Q second naval battle east of the
Philippines could he expected
soon. according to a Tokyo broaC-
cast heard in London The Tokyo
newspaper Yomiuri added hopefully
that i VAS certain n second, even
thi.d naval battle for 4 decision"
would De t0ughtl
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
Dewey-Bricker
Gets Support
OF s. F. Banker

SAN FRANCISCO. Cct. - up
A. p. C.annini. chairman q. the
board of the Bank OF America, who
supported President Roosevelt in
two elections. has announced that
he will Suppor. the DoWey-Bricker
ticket in the November : elections.
Giarnini. a. a luncheon Tor Ed
ware Corsi. industrial commissioner
for the state of New YORK. said that
ne fel. President Roosevelt had
been in office long enough. and
that it iS tine TO inSt3H a new
.eam to carry or ,he difficult tasks
ahsad.'
In my opinion" Giannini said,
Dewey ana Bricker constitute such
& team. I believe We need their
type of leadership in or6er 10 Sc
cure our comtry'S position bo.h at
home ana abroad"
Joseph di GioTigio. prominent
California fruit grower ana diS,ri5-
utor. who was co-hOs, viii Gian-
mini at the luncheon, also aunaunc-
ed his support Of Dewey ana Brick
Ell
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
IIFNTENANT EESHEARS
VISITS IN FL CENTRIC

lieutenant James W Beshears,
formerly employed ut The Womack
agency in F Cen,ro, visited IL In
perial Valley his week before re-
porting n the Dewitt. hospital near
Sacramento.
He has been in q hospital il the
east for two and a half months for
treatment Of injuries suffered in
the course q his duties IS chief
instructor in commando tactics At
The army physical fitness school
near Boston Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Beshears. Who has seen with
her parents n Hemet. CAME 10 I'M
perial Valley with her husband.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
GOV. WARREN RETURNS
10 CAPITAL HOME

SACRAMENTO oct. 27 CUPl-
Governor Earl Warren returned to
The executive m n sion Thursday
right to continue convalescenca
from influenza and Il kidney infec-
ion which had kept him in a hos
0ital 10 days.
Dr. j. r. Harrie. Walrens physi-
elan. said the governor was allowed
tc leave tho hospital aftsr spending
bis fourth consecutive day with a
normal temperature. Test indicated
,hat thc kidney injection had dis
appear, q.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
cow BRINGS TIE COPS

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 26
CUP)-A bawling COW. left cramped
i'm a small truck in front of a Main
street tavern, received the attention
of police squad, a city councilman
and a humane officer when its
bawling of more than six hours be-
came more inSistent and pitiful and
the nearby residents could no longer
stand the cries.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
FIRE DAMAGES FURNISHINGS

Damage amounting to approzima-
tely 500 resulted from flames
caused by a lighted cigarette drop
ped in the upholstery Of an over
stuffed chair Thursday a, the home
of G. r.. Smith. 404 Hell street, ae-
cording to Fire Chief Corn Reed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
SCOTTISH RITE MASCNS
TO CONFER DEGREES

All Scottish Rite Masons have
been asked by Norman Deaton to
attend the meeting at $3.50 o'clock
saturday afternoon when the 4th.
6th and l4th degrees will be con-
ferred. A cinner will follow at the
California hotel at els o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
RAMBLING REPORTER

Continued From Page One)
eatery closed up tight as a drum.
We thought only the public did that
sort of thing.
But Bonnie Zanela. who hands
cut the soft drinks at a Main street
root beer stand. always forgets the
day her place of business closes up
and drives out after the show for
a matted milk.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
PROPOSE CHICKEN FEE

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 26. CUP)
"A proposed ordinance here would
require all persons within the city
raising poultry or other animals to
pay a 81 license fee. The ordinance
will regulate types of pens and
their distance from dwellings and
will limit the number of fowls or
birds kept to 30.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
Too Much Energy

The husky appearance of Lup
Jung. former valley resident now
attending the University of Califor-
mia at Berkeley, always causes COM
ment.
AT one time" said his sister, Mrs.
w. S. Kong. I'VE were going to make
wrestler of Lup but he didn't like
the idea"
Don't you like to fight?" a
friend asked Lup.
oh, yes" said Lup. but l don't
like to keep picking myself up off
the floor"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
DRUNK, DISoRnERLY COUNT
IACEs FL CENTRO COOK

Police were holding Emery c.
Smith. 81. FL Centre. Friday on
charge Of being drunk and disor-
derry.
According to police record. Smith
entered The Marking Cafe in the
600 block on Broadway Thursday
night and threatened people with a
butcher knife. Officers said Smith
was formerly employed as a cook IN
tie establishment.
Arraignment was SET for Saturday
at 8 a. m. before Judge Lee Nuffer.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
C0TTO RI WORSE

TOLEDO. Chic. oct &c. CUPl--
Toledo thieves are accommodating,
1T least All r stealing n coed tire
frcm Nicholas WichoWski'S auto
mobile. tie thief replaced it with a
badly worn one.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
IT COSTS HONEY
TO PUT HIM
ON THE AIR!

Ii COSTS 100000 for presidential candidate TO speak coast to coast
he major networks Repu ans buying time for their
candidate at alton Of 10 of Democrats because there are
mnaiies among the Repu )icar5. But there more Dem
Ocat than Republicans who will back their vote with buck
Enough hcse mall onbutio w elise! the big of the
Republicans.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
REPORTS PIRSF LOST

Mrs. A. c. Hart Of Yuma reported
10 police the loss of purse con
tanning ration books. $50 in cash
and a bus ticket to Yuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
Governor Earl Warren
Senator Sheridan Downey

State Chamber Of Commerce
San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce
San Bernsrdino Chamber OF Commerce
Oakland Chamber OF Commerce
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce
Sacramento Chamber Of Commerce
San Francisco Employers Council
And other r,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
BACK YOUR VOTE WITH A. BUCK $500 or $1,000 If
You're FIush) AND LIT YOUR SIDE EE HEARD!

FILL OU I I II | :
COUPON
1------HA4Es~
Tear Il Out and Attach
To Miney or Check {.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27
WHO'S OPPOSING PROPOSITION NO. 70?

United Employers Inc, OF Oakland
San Francisco Ssrdine Association, Inc.
Presbyterian Synod OF California
Church Federation Of Los Angeles
Boards of Supervisors:
City and County Of San Francisco
Sacramento County
Contra Costa County
Kern County
'resenfutive individuals and
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27

If written into the constitution, this
committee is convinced that this pro-
posal entitled THE Right Of Employ
ment" would prove a powder keg. 1t
would bring chaos, confusion, and
industrial warfare. 1t would destroy
peace on the home front.
ostensibIy designed to crush trade
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27

unions, No. II goes far sfieId. 1t
threatens the present good will exist
ing between labor and industry. 1t
comes as an un-American attack on
war production. California has plenty
Of wartime and post war problems
that must be solved. Why start a
civil war on the home front?
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-27

Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Council, 18th Dist
Sacramento City Council
Fresno City Commission
Richmond City Council
Martinez City Council
kspa City Council
San Diego City Council
'eanizafions
Evening star., 1944-04-24

have as many as 13 arms; and in
Heliaster, which includes the sun
stars found on the west tropical
coast, there will be as many as 40
Still, they all have a family re-
|semblance.
A starfish's mouth is in the middle
|of the ventral side, and ambulacral
grooves extend through each arm.
In these grooves are the tube feet
(ambulacra), nicely arranged in
rows. They are hollow, cylindrical
bodies, each having sucker at one
end and connected at the other end
with a smaller round body known
as the ampulla. This ventral groove
also forms ridge in the body cav
ity. It is formed by a double row
of elongated plates; these meet and
form q raised line along the center
|of the inside of the arms and re-
|semble ribs. Between these ribs lie
the ampullae. Look at them with
a magnifying glass.
The plates are known as am
bulacral ossicles. Many of them
stretch over the surface and are
buried in the outer skin of the
body, making a calcareous network
which is connected by muscles SO
that the starf1sh is not rigid, but is
able to bend its body and even
crawl through small places. These
Iossicles are covered with two types
Iof spines. The very tiny ones have
Evening star., 1944-04-24

a joined end which opens and
closes like pincers; their mission is
to keep the body clean and free
from waste matter.
The starfish has the power to re-
gain by natural growth parts of its
body which are either lost through
an enemy encounter or tossed away
by the owner rather than be cap
tured. Once, oystermen, in their
wrath, cut starfish in halves and
quarters to kill the pesky things,
but they were only increasing their
troubles.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
DON'T GET a LOAN
until you do this

DEFoRE you get loan, try to solve
- your money problem without
borrowing, See if you can't squeeze
through by trimming your expenses
or by making the things you now
have last you longer. If you do get
loan, the wise plan is to borrow no
more than you really need-and to
pay your loan back as rapidly as
possible to reduce the cost.
Loans without endorsers
Household Finance makes salary, car
and furniture loans to men and women
for constructive purposes. You may
borrow $50 to $500 quickly, privately
Evening star., 1944-04-24
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
STAR FISHES.
(CldSs 1SterOided.)

Collecting starfish skeletons cast
up on the beach is a pastime many
beachcombers, old and young, enjoy
The collectors would be quite sur
|prised to learn that starfishes are
considered great nuisance by
|oystermen. Starfish are very fond
of oysters and know how to open the
shells.
o OF course, you can see where these
animals received their name. Some
of them have five long, spreading
arms which radiate from a central
disk. This disk may be a small
point of union, and it may be a
large body with short arms which
resemble angular projections of the
body resulting in a pentagonal
shape. Some genera possess a
greater number of arms than others
In the genera Solaster, the members
Evening star., 1944-04-24
|4-Yeur-OId Dime Debt
Repoid With Interest

BY the Associated Press.
DES MOINES.-The dime a Poll
County jailer gave a prisoner fol
carfare on his release 20 years age
has come back-with interest.
The letter returning the 10 cents
also contained 20 other dimes and
an explanation that they were fol
interest and that the former pris-
oner had been worried because he
accepted the dime when he actually
didn't need it since he had other
money.
Evening star., 1944-04-24

and without endorsers. The wide
choice of payment plans gives you an
opportunity to repay on a monthly
schedule that fits your own earnings
and situation. Notice that the sooner
you repay the less your loan costs.
Borrow for less
Payments shown repay loans in full
and include charges at Households s
rate of go per month on the unpaid
balance. The Maryland Small Loan
Law authorizes a maximum charge of
$50 per month. If a loan will help
you to better yourself, phone or visit
Household Finance.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
ON The AIR TODAY

W0P, 8:00-Signe Hasso, swedish screen
star, and Dr.. Croydon N. WasseII will be inter
viewed.
WRc, 8:00-"The tory Of Peneillin.'
starring Thomas Mitchell.
VOL, 8:30-"The Doctor Who Used Volts
bane," murders with rare poison.
WMAL, o:00-6esiapo fois plan for ship.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.

The word SINCE is mispro-
nounced by many otherwise care
full speakers. We hear it as sense -
but such a pronunciation is with
out sanction. Be sure to rhyme
since with prince, ounce, mince,
thus: sinss.
In best usage the word PERFUME
has tive pronunciations, depending
on how the word is used in the SEN
tence.
Perfume, the noun, is accented on
the first syllable, thus: PER-fyoom.
Perfume, the verb, is accented on
the second syllable, thus: per-
FYOOM.
Hence one should say: The PER-
Ifyoom of the rose will per-FYOOM
the air.
PATIO is a Spanish word mean
ing court" The common mispro-
nunciation is "PAT-ee-oh," the first
syllable rhyming with ''bat, mat"
However, the "a" should have the
"ah" sound. First choice: PAH-tee-
oh. Second choice: PAHT-yoe.
STOMACH should not be STUN
ick." The "a" in the second syllable
has the obscured or neutral sound
(uh) as in sofa, amount, about. Be
sure to say: STUM-uck. Inciden-
tally, Sick to my stomach" is err
roneous. One is sick at the stomach.
How Did 1t Start?
Question: I've tried in vain to
figure out the mick" in NICK
NAME. To me a nick is notch, or
a Clipped place in one Of my best
plateS.-M
Answer: Originally, the word was
spelled "ekename," exc having the
meaning Of additional" The phrase
IAN ekename" when spoken was mis-
taken for "a nekename," and the
word finally evolved into its present
form nickname"
Evening star., 1944-04-24

ment Of American rifles 10 czeth guerillas.
counterpes round up enemy agents.
WRc, 9:00-Marian Anderson sings Bi1efs
"Agnus Dei." Saint-Sasns' my Heart al Thy
Sweet Voice from Samson and DeIilah" and
popular spifiiuals.
W0p, o:00-charles lauehion and Mau.
reen 0Sullivan star In This Land Is Nine"
Evening star., 1944-04-24

Learn the colorful origins Of other
familiar expressions such as sub rosa,
scapegoat, gone goose, red tape, etc
Send STAMPED (3-cent), self addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, in care Of The
Evening Star. Ask for Familiar Ex-
pressions" pamphlet. It's free.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Incl