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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
That Jorgen P Christensen, ex-
ecutor of the estate of Carl Eng
strom. deceased, has filed his final
account and report of his admin
istration OF said estate, and his
petition for distribution thereof. in
The United States Commissioner
Court for Juneau Precinct. at Ju-
neau, Alaska; that 10 o'clock A. M.
July 28th, 1914, has been fixed as
tho time and said court the place for
hearing same; and that all persons
concerned therein are hereby mott
lied to appear at said time and
place and file their objections, if
amy, To said final account and peti-
ton for settlement and distribution
thereof
Dated: Juneau, Alaska, May %,
1854.
JORGEN P. CHRISTENSEN,
Executor
First publication, May %, 1914.
Last publication, June IL, 1914.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-30
ECONOMIC INFORMATION

Although Censor Price has con-
CURED with the Army and Navy re-
garding~ the necessity of opening
foreign mail, he has hung back re-
garding the turning over OF econ
omic information to interested
agencies such as the Foreign Econ
omic Administration. This econ
omic information is what the Brit
ish were criticized for picking up
during the last war, and which
some Government insiders feel they
are doing again in this war.
For instance, the British began
preparing for censorship as early as
the 1905. when Norman Elmsley,
thief British censor expert in Wash
mgton. began building up staff.
Elmsley handled the same job in
the last war, and now has eight
Britishers in the U. S. censorship
office looking over u S. intercepts.
Several times Leo Crowley's For
eign Economic Administration has
pressed Price TO let them put train
ed economists in the British CEN
sor's office to get information on
British cartels. But Price has OPP
posed this.
Meanwhile. lot of U. S. compan-
les doing business abroad find ways
and means of lodging censorship
by sending reports home via the
by sending repor tshome 'viadlu
diplomatic pouch"
The censors themselves would be
delighted to get rid of the whole
thing. Meanwhile, Government ex-
perts interested in future U. S
trade, believe we should watch Brit
ish information just as carefully as
they watch ours.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-30
AS WORKER TO WORKER

Secretary of the Navy Forrestal
and War Production expert Char
lie Wilson were visiting the bravo
Company plant on the Ohio River
near Pittsburgh, in order to spur
production of landing barges.
A meeting of all kinds of work
ers-men, women, Negroes, foreign
born-was called TO listen to the
Secretary of the Navy and the Vice
Chairman of the WPB. First. the
head of the bravo Company talked.
The crowd listened politely Then,
Forrestal gave a nice speech in his
best Princetonian accent. Again
polite attention. but no enthusiasm.
Then Wilson spoke. He spread
out his hands, large and powerful
from working in factories from the
time he was thirteen until he be-
came an official and later the head
of General Electric.
You see those hands?' he said
Those are hands that have done
what you're doing The bosses
alone can't do what you're doing
We've got to depend on you-or
some one over there on our side is
going to get licked So you give
us twice as many barges during the
month of May"
Ire m n d Gus cheers from the
crowd.
Wen give you not twice as
many" yelled one husky worker,
but four times as many barges."
And their work since then shows
that they meant it.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

AGrs Art Conley and baby daugh-
Ter have been dismissed from st.
AIMS Hospital
Peter Hessen, medical patient,
has been admitted to st. Ann's.s
MIS- Wilma Tullis entered st.
AIMS yesterday for medical treat
ment
Mrs. Nicholas Naranovich was adj
mitted to the Government Hospital
yesterday from Hydaburg.
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FLORENCE FAMILY HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. a. i. Florence and
daughter have arrived here from
Ketchikan and are guests at the
Gastineau Hotel
-s--s.->s.--
YOUR BROKEN LENSES
VIII be promptly replaced II sent
20 Box 468, Ketchtkan. ALASKA. Drs.
=. NJ. and r =. Carlson adv,
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Daily Lessons in English ~ " /. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do alright If
come tomorrow" words.
MIsPRONOUNCED Grandfather and grandmother Pro-
nounce first syllable GRAND, not GRAN
OFTEN Tomato singular Tomatoes (pl1raD
Fastidious, fma dainty, metcuous scrupuous
over-nice.
use word three times and it is yours Let us
mastering word each day Todays word
readily understood The ucdty
book remarkable
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-30
TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide 3:l8 a. M, Sc feet.
High tide GIL a. M, lib feet.
Low tide 1924 p M, 40 feet.
High tide-10:00 p. M, 1875 feet.
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Washington
Merry
6o-Round
Argentina Nazi affairs.

lContinued from Page One)
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PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have a portrait artist take your
picture. Hamersley Studio opposite
Federal Building, Phone 1894 adv
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KINY PROGRAM
SCHEDULE
Wednesday

wednesday
12.o0-P Personal Album.
12:l5-Song Parade.
II Bert's-Alaska Federal News.
= :z5-Musical Bon Bons.
Sign Off.
4.00-News Rebroadcast.
4.15-Alaska Evangelization.
4.3O- Program Resume.
Vesper Service. q
-Rebroadcast News.
5:l5-Mystery Melodies.
5.30-Nelson Eddy.
Your Dinner Concert.
6:o0-Waitz Time.
Waltz Time.
6:30-Easy Listening.
6.45-Coca Cola Show.
TOO Moods in Music.
7:15-Standard Oil News.
7:30-Brice and Morgan.
7:45-Brice and Morgan.
8;00-Spirit of the Vikings.
8.lo~-Union OH Fishing News.
9 :30-Suspense.
8.45-Your Radio Theatre.
9:o0--Unity Viewpoint.
S.l5-Kate Smith Show.
9:30-Kate Smith Show. 3
9,45--Alaska Line News.
1000 Sign Off.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
znanost ter Sc vsakh nekaj desetletij-kub
Sca nanadalna voine \

znanost ter vsakih nekaj desetlet-kljub temuspu
Sea napadalne vojne IN
Tradicija in oblkovanje sta proizvajala odlicnei
castnike pod okrijem nobese ali tudi oh poponem po
jkanju duhovne discipline kar je rodilo pomovanja
redne diplomatic in drzavnike. Zao ia naca veikih vo
akov nj nikol ustvajala velikih drzavnkov Zato je
Nemcj tudi vladal vecni spor med poticnim mozmi in
mslec, med duhom in Waldo. Ia nedosednost je brez-
dvoma ednstvena zgodovni narodov.
Nemsko druzbo lahko primerjamo avtobusu peti
newyo1ski avenj Spredaj vod avtobus vozac brez
kega nadzorstva. Mad MIN udobno sedijo umetnik in
znanstvenk ter obcuduejo okolico, da bi vede ali
vozac tudi svo posel &c e vozac nesposoben,
DO vozio zaetelo in potnki bodo naboljsem sucau
razocarani ..
Vedeti pa moramo, da Sc narod vsemi siam otepa
prevzet kakrsno ko odgovornost Narod je bill zmeraj
zadoVojen in cello srecen svojo drzavo, udaJa Sc e
fiozofranju muziki in znanos. Drzavjani zive ma
nekakem izoiranem otoku in zadovoljil obcudovati
drzavno barko, XII je yozla mmo njih Vsi Sc posve
cali svojm astnim opravilom in poponoma prepuscali
vodstvo drzave kraem in plincem, marsalom in frerem
Pri tenn bill zadovoni, da jh drZavno zivenje pust
pr milu.
Taxa je bila Nemca vceraj, TAXA je danes in TAXA
bo verjetno tud jutri Reformacja vzgoje DO zado
stoVala. Nemskemu narodu porebne predVsem osnov
ne lekcije demokratizmu in posebno je potrebna
pravilna ocena samega sebe lastnega duha, last
nh sposobnosti in lastne wolfe. Nemci morajo nauc
posusati gas udstva in ljudskemu mnenju tudi pr
lagoditi svicarski pregovor prav: "Kdor molG, e
vraznik svoje domovine."
Nemci kmovc in tesla XII preprican da je
vrh d1zavne piramde nezmotlv in nepogresljv; pre-
pican so ola suzjo svoji domovin deji svetovnemu
nazranju najboljse tenn, &c kimajo in ploskajo
''Vodja ms mas, to e geso povprecnega Nemca, XII
je geso nedorascenega otroka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Vabilo ma zabavo in pies

Cleveland, Ohio. - Direktorij
in zenski klub Slovenskega do
ma ma Holmes Ave. priredita ma
Silvestrov vecer l1a nedeljo, 81
decembra zabavo S plesom, ka-
terra Sc pricne oh 8. uri zvecer.
Igrala DO dobra orkestra. =
Vstopnina "a ia vecer je samo
60c "a osebo, to je zelo majhna
vstopnina. =.
Vabljeni so vsi delnicarji in
ostalo obcinstvo, da sc v pol
nem stevilu udelezijo te prize.
ditve, ker je to zadnja v tenn
letu.
Torej le pridite ma ia veeer v
Slcvenski dom Ia Holmes Ave,
vam ne DO dolg cas-.
Sc zmeraj, kadar sta kaj pri-
redila direktorij in zenski klub
v tenn domu, je bilo Sc zmerom
veliko veselje in zabave med
obcinstvom, in tako DO tudi le-
| tos ma ia vecer. Poleg tega 81
bono pa tudi segli v roke in
81 voscili veselo in srecno zma-
goslavno novo leto 1915, da hi
bio tudi tega gorja re konec.
Torej ne pozabite ma vecer,
81. decembra. Pridite ma zaba-
vo in pies, da Sc med seboj ma
| 10 razveselimo in malo pozabi-
mo, da, pozabimo te strasne
dni, katere skoraj vsak clovelz
ob3uti. Zabavali sc bono lahko
V pozne jutranje ure. Ia lacne
in zejne DO pa tudi preskrblje-
no.
zenski klub vam bo postre-
gel okusnimi sendvici, direk-
torji vam Pa bodo postregli z
najboljso kapljico, katero hra
milo nalasc "a ia vecer.
Toraj ne pozabite priti ila Sill
vestrov vecer Slovenski dom
ma Holmes Ave.
Steve Mejak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Slovan i'm drugo

Euclid, Ohio. - Blizamo Sc
zopet h koncu leta 1914. V tenn
letu seveda smo dosti dobrega
in slabega uzivali, kaj pa Sc pri-
de, je pa velika uganka. Bilo je
re veliko govorjenJa in pisanja,
pa do danes nj Sc nihce uga-
nil kaj bo in kdaj bo konec te-
ga strasnega klanja. ze zdav-
maj so nam veliki preroki pre-
rokovali, da bo konec vojne,
ampak kot je videti, postaja Sc
hujsa in trajala DO Sc dolgo.
Res je, da je vsake stvari en-
krat konec, tako bo tudi S to
vojno. Je ravno tako kot S IT,
stim farmarjem, XII je incl diva
sinova. Eden je trdil, da DO dru,
81 dan dez, drugi pa da DO le-
po vreme. Pa je gotovo eden
uganil.
Tako je z naso vojno. Nihce
Sc nj vidi konca, XII bo enkrat
prisel in ma katerega tako zelj-
no in tezko cakamo. Do takrat
pa bono ostali veseli in rave
selili sc bono, ko bono svoje
sinove zopel videli med mani.
Seveda, povsod ne bo tistega
veselja, tam ne, kjer Sc sinovi
ne bodo nikoli vec vrnili.
Kar mas je tukaj donna, uzi
vamo svojo svobodo in gremo
S drustvenim delom naprej. Ia
ko je zopet prisel cas-, da SO
nasa drustva imela svoje letne
seje. Pevski zbor Slovan je j.
mel izredno sejo dne 9. ,decem-
bra, ma kateri Sc je ukrepalo 0
veli::o vazniii stvari Ia prihod-
ME leto, ter izvolil tudi odbor.
Seja je bila dobro obiskana.
Napravili m o vse nacrte "a
spomladanski koncert, XII Sc DO
vrsil dine ~. aprila. Apeliramo
na pevce, XII imajo veselje do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

.petja, da Sc nam pridruzijo Sc
daj, ker pozneje Sc ne DO mo-
glo sprejenati novih pevce, da
bi nastopili pri sIeIniadanskem
koncertu,> ker so $ tenn tezkoce
tako "a zbor kot "a ucitelja.
Nase vaje Sc vrse vsako So
boto vecer v Slovenskem drust-
venem domu ma Recher Ave,
oh 1880 uri zvecer, pod vod-
stvom Mr.. Frank Vauterja.
Pustna sobota je Sc precej da-
lee, pa vseeno ze sedaj vabimo,
da pridete ma naso zabavo, XII
sc vrsi v mali dvorani.
Konecno pa voscim vsem ma
Sim dobrim prijateljem in pew
Gem zbora Slovan vesele bo-
zicne praznike in srecno in "a
dovoljno novo leto!
Frank Rupert, preds,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

.vrat sem proti postelji. Alta
sedaj gremo k polnocnici. Sle-
pee nj mogel odgovoriti. V srcu
ga je zazeblo, da je potegnil
borno odejo nase. Zvonovi 50
peli, pod zvezde je brnela tajna
melodija, po hribih je trkala
na okna, po dolinah je vasova-
la pri starckih in babicah, kl
SO strmeli V jaslice. Tudl mad
ubogim slepcem Sc je razlila
polnocna gloria. Pocasi, komaj
vidno je snemala bozicna tai
most rcsnienost njegovih lie
grenka crta. Okrog ustnic Sc
je topila V blagohotcn smeh-
ljaj. Oblak njegovega celia je
ginil, cello posineli brazgotini V
duplinah pod obrvmi sta vztre-
petal. O, sveta noe, blazena noe
SO sepnile njegove ustnice. Tt
homa SO Sc vrata odprla. Drsa
joel koraki sedmerih so pripol-
zeli domov v soho. Ali te zebe,
alta? Ne, bill je odgovor. Mama,
lacni smo, so jadikovali otroci.
Matt gre in prinese v oblicah
krompirja, XII je cakal ma Ste
dilniku. In ubogi, nedolzni o.
trocicki SO 81 tesili glad ma bo-
zicni vecer.
H koncu pa zelim vsem mo-
jim znancem in prijateljem sre-
cen Bozic Sc posebno pa zelim
srecen bozic nasim ubogim fan
tom, XII Sc dalec cd has vojsku-
jejo. zelim in upam, da boste
gotovo prihodnji bozic obha-
jail donna pri syojih dragih, XII
vas zelino pricakujejo.
Toncka Jevnik.
Kupujte vojne bonue in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce in vse. kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
kaj vse je obcutil slepec
tihi bozicni noci

Ma postelji lezi slok izstra-
dan moz. Osivela brada nj po-
ceso na, nj obrita, pod Obrvmi '
globokih duplinah ticita dive kr.
vavi brazkotini, kjer SO Sc nek-
daj smehljale tiste skrbne, do
brodusne oci. Odeja in postelj-
nina, Bog da je ne vidi, vse je
prepleteno krpo pri krpi. L.
postelje veje vonj po plesnobi
Slepec premisljuje in njegovo
telo drhti oh misli, kako je BIZ
10 nekaj let nazaj, ko je bill Sc
cv1st in zdrav. Incl je pridne
roke in zilave misice. Delal in
skrbel je rad, da so bill zena III
otroci preskrbljeni in kako je
bilo, ko je prisel druga leta
nazaj il tovarne ma bozicni We
Ger, komaj je utegnil vecerjati;
nitro jo je udaril po mestu Cd
trgovine do trgovine kupovat
"a Jozka, "a Miciko, "a Majdi-
co in "a najmlajsega Matevz-
ka in "a ljubljeno zeno. Dodge,
cd della izvlecene so bile njego-
We roke, pa so komaj objele vse
darove, katere je nakupil, da
jih je pritovoril domov.
In donna! Oh, ne shse mislitj
kaksno veselje je bilo. Matev-
|. EEK Sc je dvigal ma prste in
vtikal svoj drobni nosek vsepo-
vsod, ola je prekucnil svecnik z
mize. O, ii, tt; ali kedo bi ga
zmerjal ma bozicni vecer. In
nadalje premisljuje cd omega
dneva usodepolnega, ko je v to-
varni prisel oh oci. Sc sedaj, ko
Sc spomni ma to, mu pretrese
mraz mock in kosti. Kako je
zena milo in bolestno zaplaka-
la, ko so ga pripeljali domov
L: 50 % mozje tolazili, matt, ne
plakajte, ponesrecil Sc je. To je
bila tolazba in odsli so. ..
Tako on premisljuje in zdihu-
je. In V tenn Sc oglasi polnocni
zvon. Oh hladni peel Sc je zga-
milo in zasepetalo bojece. Nate
so Sc zmuzali skozi vrata prvi,
drugi do zadnjega vsi. Zadnja
je bila zena, XII je dahnila cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Sveti bozic

Ali ste ga videli preko zemlje
tho pripluti.
Kdor ina dobrih pastirjev srce
ga Sc to noe zacuti.
.Prihitel je angelj miru spet
kot pred stoletji. s.
zdruzil je drage preko daljave
v neznem objetju.
Je zvokov v tozbe turobne
jasnih polno na11esel
v viharje duse dekliske
zvezd je natresel.
Dvignil jc starcufv tihi samoti
dnevne davnine,
Dihnil nocoj je v pesem polnocno
polno Bozicne milne.
Toncka Jevnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
P0sljite spOdnU kupOn

CITY PLANNING COMMISSION naprosa ljudi, kjerkoli
seda zvo tenn b zele stanovati okrau XII e bill
prizadet po pozaru 20. oktobra 1914.
Ako bi bill pogo pravi ali b bill prpraven graditi hso
zvet okrau ali b hote stanovat okraju kot naje
nk Ako bi bill prpraven prosmo izponte spodnji
kupon ter poslite City Planning Commission, 59 City
Hail. Cleveland H. Ohio tem da kupon podpisee po
veste svoje mnenje in niGemer obvezete.
Izrezite spodnji kupon in ga posje
Clip and mail to the:
City Planning Commission sig City Hail. Cleveland H. Ohio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

Ravnatelj: Kako Sc pocuti ia
bolni sion? 49,
Paznik: Hvala, dobro, a vi,
gospod ravnatelj?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
IdeaInn dezela

- Ma Japonskem sploh ne
poznajo borbe "a ministrske
stolcke.
-KakO to?
- Ker sede Japonci ma tleh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

Kupujte vojne bonue in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce in vse. kar ono predstavlja!
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Uncle Roy's Corner

Last year a friend Of mine planted
some sweet corn in his Victory
garden. At least that is what he
believed he was planting.
When his neighbors ere gathering
their sweet corn, he went to look at
his crop. There seemed to be some
thing wrong with the kernels; they
were not like the Golden Bantam
which others wer taking in. He
asked some one else to take look,
and was told. MY boy, you have a
good crop of popcorn"
Feeling q bit sad about the mat
ter, my friend lwho is chemist)
let the corn 20 70 eeed. Then he
showed anaeer sof his popcosn TO
a man who really knew So.netniIlg
about corn. This man said to him,
"You have raised a crop of Country
Gentleman sweet corn, not popcorn!
If you had picked II at the right
time, 1t would have been very good
to eat!"
This year I am growing three
kinds OF sweet corn. You may be
sure that I shall not be In hurry,
to decide that any Of 1t is popcorn! !!
Whether we raise sweet corn or
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Take My Word for 1t
= FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner.


From L. D. r, Birmingham: I
did favor for Prof. Fawgbrane. He
acknowledged the favor by sending
me a card on which was written the
single word "Phthignkhce." What
kind of lingo is that's. M.
-"Phthignkhce" Is pro-
nounced "thankS'-phth- as In
phthisis: l. as in meringue; gn- as
in gnostic; kh- as In khaki, and
ce as in fleece.
From G. w. B., Lynn: Ridicu-
lous! You say that there is no "cue"
In coupon. And you cite Merriam-
Webster'S. Well, every one says
"cue-pon," therefore the Merriam
company is wrong. Now what do
you say?
Answer--Poor Merriam!
From Capt. A. o. Loughmiller,
U. S. M. G. R., San Diego: Recently
you wondered how Dime Box, Tex,
got its name. In the early days
when freight for that section was
hauled from San Antonio, and be-
fore the days of nearby post ofiices,
people who wanted letters posted in
San Antonio would place their let
ters plus dime for each one in a
box alongside the road so that
freight haulers would perform this
service for the stipulated price Of a
dime a letter. When a post office
was established, the community was
named Dime Box, Tex"
Answer-Thanks. Now will some
friendly reader please send in the
history behind the name of EN-
barrass, Wis?
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1944-06-27

popcorn, it all comes from the I'm
dian corn" family.
Indian corn, or MAIZE" Is a ma
tive plant of the New World. It was
grown by Indians when white men
first came here, and that explains
its common name.
The Indians had been raising
corn for hundreds of years. They
grew popcorn and sweet corn, along
with the corn which they ground
into corn meal. Some tribes raised
red, blue and purple corn, as well
as white and yellow.
Different kinds of corn have their
own special growing habits. Some
kinds need from six to seven months
to produce ripe ears. Others make
their ears In three months, or q
bit less,
Some popcorn stalks (but not all)
have height of only 2 feet when
full-grown. This dwarf corn is
known as Tom Thumb"
Other corn stalks grow to q height
OF from IA to 16 feet, and are al
most as tall as giraffes. A song
speaks of Iowa as the place where
the tall corn grows" but 1t is not
the only State with very tall corn.
Iowa leads all American States in
the production OF Indian corn.
Evening star., 1944-06-27

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OR. 1920. Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer.
CHEVROLETS-1939 1910. 1941 VIII
pay top cash prices. Brown Pontiac. Inc.
CHRYsLER is our specially; the top ca
price at Wheeler, Inc, 1910 Wisconsin.
OR. 1920 Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer.
FORD WANTED. any model: will pay a
terrifically high cash price. Williams Auto
Sales, 1929 Rhode Island ave. ne. NO.
FoRDs-1a4o, 1o41, 1912. Will pay too
cash prices. Brown Pontiac, Inc. CHI.
PONTIAC is our specially; the top cash
ptice at Wheeler Inc, 4S10 Wisconsin.
OR 1920. Chrysler Plymouth Dealer
rONTIACS-l939 1910, I941 Will pay
top cash prices Brown Pontiac. Inc,
PONTIAC WANTED. any model; will pay
terrifically high cash price. williams
Auto Sales, 1929 Rhode Island ave. ne.
4 PRIVATE PARTY with good cal. cali
No. S31S. l will pay you high cash
price. Williams Auto
BE SURE TO SEE LOVING before you sell
to get. the most cash. All makes urgently
needed. Loving Motors, 1919 M St. NV
WANT BEST PRICE for your car? See
Loving before you sell, We pay the high
cash price. Loving Motors. 1919 M ST. NV
CASH for any make model or year. Also
buy wrecked cars for parts. Act Quick
pen "a hours. TR, 1867. %
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Contract
Disadvantages Of High Cards
BY THE FOUR ACES.

Disadvantages Of High Cards
North dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
AKQ943
09854
oK7
ass
20 N A105
y KQJ3 W. 0A106
Q A983 oQ1U4
y 1865 &KQ833
AAJ762
072
oJs52
AA7
The bidding:
North East South West
Pass Pass IL Dbl
- - Pass Pass
81 Pass Pass Pass
There are times when the posses.
sion of an honor is distinct na-
bility. South would have made
today's hand if the opponents had
held the diamond jack.
Against the three-spade contract
three rounds Of hearts were led and
South trumped the third. He now
entered dummy with high spade,
trumped the. last heart and drew
the outstanding trump. Then the
ace and another club threw West
in. Forced to lead diamonds Tor
give South a run and discard) West
underled the ace. South played
a small one from dummy, hoping
that West was undertaking the
queen and that the ace would be
forced up from East. But East held
the queen and the defense won
two diamond tricks.
II South had lacked the jack he
would have been forced to play
the king Of diamonds and would
have made his contract.
He might also have figured that
West, who had doubled, Was more
likely than East to have the ace.
Yesterday you were Oswald Ja-
coby's partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you held:
AQ1083
o.
ooJ1oss5s
K2
The bidding:
Jacoby Lightner You schenken
r0 - CO
Answer-Two diamonds. You fear
misf1t but II you pass and Jacoby
rebids his hearts at a high level
without having heard from you
you will be in even a more difficult
situation.
Score 100 per cent for two dia.
monds, so per cent for pass.
Question No. 1,734.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby Lightner You Schenken
10 "a 40 "a
80 Pass (?)
What do you bid? (Answer to.
morrow
Mt
Evening star., 1944-06-27

AEROPlANES.

dem cont. 65 Fairchild "a, bonded and
shielded. built-in lanoing lights: Waco F
3-place open cockpit. Phone oliver
SSSS. Confessional Airport 27s
DUAL INSTRUCTIONS, with J.3 Cubs. and
Taylorcrafts, daily Sunday and holidays
50 per hour: solo flights, 81. special rate
for private license; transportation to air
port on Sundays from Rosslyn by appoint
ment. Victory Flying Service, Zieger Field,
Warrenton, Va Warrenton g5-J-l 3Os
Evening star., 1944-06-27
TIRE RECAPPING.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR sALt.

FORD DUMP 1891. one 1894 Ford dump,
nat National DUMP Cali qup at George Se s Y Wells
Coal Co., 3sth and Wells ave, Mt Rainier,
Md. Monday from 7:3o to IL am, or call
1896 1877" STAKE; dual wheels, booster
brakes. 1897 157" stake; dual wheel,
booster brakes. Priced for quick sale
Parkway Motor Co.. 3051 M st. NV. MI
01S5.
TRUCK. 1880 International panel; good
condition Shown at 1924 M st. NV.
MI. 9132. %"
Evening star., 1944-06-27
GARAGES FOR RENT.

11th AND N SITS. NV.
Holds cars. good shop or storage. water
and light. reasonable rent.
Simon BelOff, Real Estate,
l003 N Y Ave NV MA S1ST
Evening star., 1944-06-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS, D. G., WASHINGTON,
=, June 27th. 1914. Notice is hereby given.
that, on June "A, 1914, new regulations
pertaining to Inheritance and Estate Taxes
imposed by the District of Columbia were
promulgated BY the Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia, under authority OF
the District of Columbia Revenue Act Of
heretofore promulgated under said Act, as
amended, were rescinded. Mimeographed
copies OF the regulations are available at
G. MASON. C. W. KUTZ. Commissioners