Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1930, Page 53

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The kitchen, Judge Sullivan ruled, is the private domain of Mrs. Frances Kosina, and Jacob Kosina is persona ncn grata there. Of course, when the time comes to wash the dishes the injunction against male invasions might be suspended, but during cooking hours the kitchen is to be strictly a gynarchy. ‘The five Kosina children testified they preferred mother's cooking. Father testified he could prove his superiority in cookery by the neighbors. Mother testified that Jacob ed home at noon to evict her from the sacred pre- cincts of her kitchen and wield the skillets himself. Kosina must stay out of the kitchen until October 31. By that time a social worker com- missioned by Judge Sullivan will have sampled meals prepared by Jacob and Frances Kosina and judged which ranks highest in the culinary art. D, . STOCK OVERISSUE CHARGES DISMISSED Ten Los Angeles Theatrical and Financial Leaders Are Acquitted. By the Associated Press. 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