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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04

A tentative list Of those who
will b called follows:
Tacoma Draft Board No. 1.
April 7-Chsrles Razor. 1924 No.
Stevens ct: Corbin Bacon. 7is St
Helena ave: Gene Morisett. All
No. 17d -; Ira Webster. <2oi No.
24th ct.
Tacoma No. :. April Thomas
James Doyles. Route 9. Box 77e-B.
Tacoma: Claude n. Boyd. ei4 30.
L st.: william Arnold Ronkainen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
II Err ES MORE ABOUT
Main Street

among those working to make tn,
B'nai Birth benefit on Wednesday
April ?, a success
Theft OF a white porcelain bow
filled with paper-white narciss
from the front porch OF her homv
1101 No. 5th st. was reported "a
police by Mrs. Art Pnmm.
Recent promotions at McChord
field include those OF Corporal'
Howard w. Roach and william A.
Sanders to be sergeants.
Nels Hong, recently reported i'll,
was back In circulation Wednes-
day.
Bill Grady Of the Great Northern
Ry. will supply some motion pic
tures of skiers for the Wednesday
noon meeting of Tacoma Gyros
next week.
Bud Hopkins Is busy. putting fin
ishing touches To his latest crea-
tion-s nifty little blue cupboard
racing boat.
Elun Evan. IL in Utah to visit
relatives.
DIR. william Henry Goering,
captain in the army medical corps
reserve. has been ordered 10 report
for duty April IS at Vancouver
Barracks. where a 75o-bed hospital
has Just been completed.
Ted Clarke, eight years in bust
ness in Minneapolis, spent the last
week here visiting relatives .ant
old friends. Yearns to return e
the Northwest, he says. and nigh
II things 70 as he hopes.
Roger Mastrude, College o.
Puget Sound graduate. who go
out of Budapest, Hungary, just IL
time" is a selectee at Fort Lewis
lie has been assigned to the &
Division ca (intelligence) section
as an interpreter.
Murray Piattner of 472e So
Washington st, although only II
il senior leader at CCc CAM
Electron. Last Saturday. CCC da,
at the city hall. he took Bol
o'Neirs place as utilities commits
sioner.
Mildred Tummonds. mezzo 10
prano. was soloist on the luncheon
program Of the Women's Aux
Hilary. Veterans Of Foreign Wars
ut the Y. w. c. A. "Wednesday
She was accompanied by Leon
Mcqueen.
Richard ID. Smith. field seeretar,
OF the College OF Puget Sound.
in Eastern Washington contracting
high school seniors eligible to en-
rollment in the college next fall.
Barbara English. PAPA East
St. and Malca kleiner. 1905 NJ
9Th st, appeared in the dance pre-
gram April at Reed eolleg'
where they are students. Mis-
English demonstrated the funds
mentals of modern dance teci
nique. Miss kleiner was feature
in Election Campaign" and "Bai
gain Counter" two original ella,
compositions.
Tacoma Yacht Cub msmbel
are still trying TO figure out no
IL came that Commodore Ger.
Rowiand's colors were flying
the mud off Buffers cove (Olyn
pia harbor) last Sunday. Tor
Hulrs supposed TO have been u
navigator and they say the ere
and all were ashore some n
hours
LEO Herme> says he still ID
distant relatives in France.
After n hard Session. the civ
service commissioners like 10 rels
in game Of pocket billiard
Chairman Rufus T. Davis and Con
missioner Marshall McCormic
were the high point winners Wec
nesdsy night.
Officer Gilbert Bark is reeei,
ing congratulations Thursday o
the birth OF a son. The infant pu
in its appearance in Centrali
Wednesday night.
NJ RIx~ uku~ard ANT ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04

hearts Wednesday evening. while
playing pinochle with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred keeser. 5l12 No. Shirley, at
whose home the game was PLAYED.
Dorothy keever was the other
player.
Frank Zloch Of Spanawsy left
Wednesday night for Albuquerque,
N. NJ.
Jim Hays. Union Pacific rail
road public relations representa-
tive and well known in Tacoma,
was happy man Thursday as he
told Of his wife's good fortune
Announced winner of national
slogan contest, she will receive
800 every month for life. Mr.
and Mrs. Hays live in Portland.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Robert A
Forrest started early Thursday
on an automobile trip which will
take him 10 Shreveport, La
Houston. Tex. and Denver, Colo
Accompanied by guard. For.
rests Junket is matter OF bust
ness inssmuch as he will deliver
three federal prisoners TO tn,
respective destinations.
J. J. Kaufman and T. A. Steven
son, respectively president ana
manager Of the Tacoma Chamber
Of Commerce, Thursday were il
Wenstehee TO attend oneida,
meeting of the state orgsnizsti
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
. Americas Men of Science
Prof. E. O. Lawrence Smashes
Atoms TO Release Vast Power

eles with Ms electrical merry-Fo-
round. sort o. magnetic sling
shot that whirls particles around
and sround spirslly by shifting
electrical fields. The trick was to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
Tacoma and Pierce County
Sending More Men to Army
Melvin G. Tennsnt IT,. Son Of Former
Tocomd Mayor. Will Go as Volunteer

Tacoma and Pierce county will furnish 80 for the
fifth selective service call April 10 and H. according
to q survey of the draft boards Thursday
Among those going will be Melvin C. Tennent jr. son
OF the former of Tacoma He is volunteer. The
call also will take two brothers previously reported in
The Tmes-Norman Earl and Chester Clark Bledsoe both
a at
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09

elm nnb Grielterperfole,ngeu ser fran=
aoiilden Gepolution er5oblte, ertpabte
in ibm Der @unId, oud einnol 8rie-
lter nno Miiiionor at tueroen unb
fir @briitus leioen ,no iterben a,l
fonnen. 0ieier @unih lonte in CT
iiill,ne geben nno ale @rnartungen
iibertreffen. @bt Sabre alt, beiudte
er Die Shule lno 5eibnete lid burd
Ieinen auBerorbentliden sSleiB, beiou-
oers in ser @rlern,ng oes &atebis=
mus berort aus, boB CT ibon nit elf
Sabren CUR eriten I'll. Gomln,nion 5u-
eelaNen tpuroe. SIM alter bon IS
Sobren trat er in bos Seminar ieires
Snfels 9fep. Sames Eerbopre IN
Wontouban nnb 1918 in bas Nopi-
aiat Der &onereeation Der ousmdrti=
gen Miiiionen.
SIM September 1926 murbe ct IN
Paris allm Grieiter 9eipeibt bon 8i=
f6of 0nbourg BON 9tcip Orleans, Ell
nem Sre,lno uno &ertroutcn Der BE-
roiibcn Mutter Seton. Sein beiBc
iter @unid nod Dem eineiiIben MiI
iionsfelo entionot 3u peroen, tpl,roe
int Sabre 1885 erfiiut. gu oen 90r-
ten bes Miiiionslebens gelellte iid sic
ld,pere @erlubunG er iei bon @ott
perlonen uno ouf eipig perloren. Sn
oieier idbiperen Yriiflng rief er 5l1
@ott: ,,Henn id bi6 inn ienieitieen
2eben lieben oarf 10 min ib bib in
oieIem 2eben licben. Sean Gabriel
,pur6e fir lein @ottpertrouen uno
feline 8eborrlidfeit belobnt." Gbri itus
eridien ibm unb iprad) au ibm:
,,@esbalb fiirbtelt bu oib? 2e0c
oeine 6aub 1T meine Seite uno fiirh.
te bid nid)t. 9in id nidt fir bid
eeltorbcn Gin GROCER 5rolt ber,l-
biete SEN treuen 9iener @ottes. gr
botte NUN iein 2eiocn i'm 8orten be
gonnen ,mo ging nit GROCER 3upcr-
iid)t ieinen 2eiOen ent9cgcn.
Sm Sabre 1889 erbielt er ont Sc
ite Der Sdu,eraen Morid Die Nod)=
ridt, bie Solbaten bes Gi3efonies bon
lldonsfu leien i'm Mn5u9, olle @bri-
item ser llmgeeeno eefangen at neb=
men. Seon Gabriel peritefte li9 1T
einem benodborten gSolbe, 1puroe
aber bon einem Gbineien um 80
Silberlinge - berroten. Sbgleih
feline brei @efdbrten i'm au berteioi=
gen iudten, lieferte er iib freitpilig
ben Soloaten aus. Gie 2eiben, bie
er iiber elm Sabr lang 81, eroulocn
batte, erinnerten an bie ihredli1en
Rartprien Der eriten Miiiionare in
@bina. @r erbielt fait ununterbroden
5oblreide @eiBelitreihe, an einem
Gage On Die 200; er ,puroe an Strif-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09
|nno reidem 9lumeltidnud bas giib
elmer dltipaniibeu 2anoidaft.
SeilfrGnter

.l(niere nelle1 2eIer illaben iuir auf
Sic auf bieier Seite eriheinenoe an-
5eige Ser Grdltterbeilu1ittel Ser oellt=
ihen 5ra1 Mme. Sell slnlmon auf-
merflam. 9ie bier 8iiblein tperoen
ieoem Seier gratis auselanot in oert-
iher noer englilber SpraGe nnO ent=
balteu sic beIten SeilfrGliter, bie leit
Sabrbltnoerten bon bel,ti6en Sous-
frauem eeaer ollie 2eioen gebratht
ipuroen. ltnier 8latt bat bieIelben
idon ioit felt einem balben Sobrbun=
Bert empfoDlen mo lie baben idon
Sunberten lnierer 2eier gebolien.
- Nrs. =. s., Cbiu -
Cine porsiielihe Salbe fir granoe
uno Shnitttp,noen ioipie @cibwiire
fann man it6 auf folgenoe @eiie 5''-
bereiten: Mon ninmt slei6e Seile
bon: ,,naeioiaener Butter, geIben1
8ienen,pod)s uno uneefodtem 2einia,
menol, foht alles einige Minuten
lana aula,unlen unter beltGnoigem
l1mriibreu iolanee bis es fiibl gelpor.
Sen, ionit. perbinoen ltd) bie einaelnen
Stoffe niht matchmaker. Ytit einem
2einiponolappen miro nun bieie Solbe
orein1al t0alid o,,f oie &a,noe ee
bumoen.
.-M. g., @is. -
ssn Ger 81. S1rift itebt nireenos
oab sic ,,Sduelinee" oeln Seilano be
ieinem @inaue in Serilialem Solanne
5userufen bdtten, ionoern Mattb. 81
IS itebt: limo sic &inoer, oie in
Tempel ihrien ,,no lprahen: Solanno
Dem Sobne 9ooios! aIs MIN oit
9bariider ii6 oariiber Grgerten, Der
ipies iie @btiitus a1f oen 8. Yiol,n
no es beibt: ,,Mus bem Munoe be,
llnmiiuoieen uno Sauelinee bait 81
sir Cob bereitet" ipora,,s ober MIDI
eelbloiien tperoen muB, Dob Sic Sdug
lingo i'm Senlpel bltr6 ein @unoel
sic @obe ser Spra6e erbiclten, l,n
oSoianna. Dem Sobne 0apios' ruiel
au fonnen, ioneern iie lobten Got
nod ibrer 8eiie, nod 8eiie bel
Saltglinae, mie es i'm 149. 8ioln
beibt: 2obet SEN Serrn, Come, Monf
uno Sterne, ibr 8eree ,nb Siieel, if,
piloen 9iere uno a1les Gieb, ibl
Sdloneen rnb &Ggel lobet SEN 9to
men oes Serrn!" @ie ollo sic nnper
niinftiee &reatur ben Serrn nod if
rer Nrt loben fonn, 10 f0nnen aud
S6,glinae bas t1,1t, obne oab NOR
elm Spro6enmunoer porausiebt. -
9ie Soten, tpelbe laut Mattb. 81
SO beim Tooe Gbriiti aus ibren @r6
bern erltanoe,, in oie Stoot famer
lno bielen eribienen - mn lie 81
mabnen l,n6 al narnen, mie Sic lc
liee Mnna @atborina @mmerid) es
in ibren @elibten i6alte - febrter
am felben Gage in ibre @raber 5l,
rid. Sic ielise Gatb. gmmerid
idaute Tie, tpie fie lin ibren lanser
Sotenfleioern ipie i6pebenb iiber oe,
8oben binitri6en, Die @eiihtsbeefer
5uriideeldlaeen, NIT ibren bleiden
aelben, eingetrodneten 1nb biirrer
@eit6tern ,,no Iangen fliegenoen 8ar'
ten ie atpet rn6 alpet ourb Die Stra
ben aogel1 1lnb tpieoer in ibre @rd6er
auriidfebrten.''
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09

fen ouiacbGnet, nit aliibenoen @iien
genortert ,mo mnBte St,,nben lang
auf @losiberben nno @iienltiiden
fnicn. gHie lcin 9ottlides Gorbilo
lpuroe er bon einem Ribteritnbl gum
onoern seidleppt uno Dem @eipotte
ser Mcnge preisoe9eben. lleber elm
Sobr lang idnlodtete er I'M &erfer,
NIT ihperen &etten belooen, Iooob
Sleiid)ltiife BON ieinem Gorper Der.
obbingcn.
@nolid) om II. September 184O
fom bcr Soa ser Ieinem 2eiben elm
elorrci6es @noe ma6en iollte: Der
500 ont &reu5c. slls mon i'm aur
Hidtltottc fiibrte, maren nnf einmal
oac icine 8unben nunoerbar eebeilt.
2eudtenoen 8lides trat er ben Beg
5lt ieinem &alparia on, in Der Sano
(nof binciil6em 8raud) cine Sn.
ihrift tro9eno, porauf leine ScOes-
art anaegcbcn mar. Slub ,pnrben
slpei Nfiiietoter nit ibm eefren5iet.
Sean Gabriel fliete nieocr ,no be.
tcte. 9oroui lpuroc er nit Striden
ans Greu5 9cblnben. Gin Strid, Der
i'm erbrolicln Iolltc, ipurbe ibm nm
oen Sails 9elegt. 3,peinol pnroe Ser
Strid fcltae3o9cn. 9eim hritten Wa.
le neiete Ser @fortprer iein Sonpt.
@r mar Sen 500 bes &ren5es eeitor-
ben, at einen1 sSreitog, oenau nm 3
llbr hcs gtod)mittoas. Gin lenhten.
oes &rel,5 erlhien iitbtbor ON Sin-
mel. Sean Gabriel Ecrbopre nor ben
500 ieines gottliben Meiltcrs eeltor.
ben.
.. +, 81.
8ei ,niioeu, erIobmtcn @licoern
ulo an9eitren9tcn Niusfeln 9ibt es
fciu 1dnelcr bclicnbcs Nfittcl ols elm
bc6cs 9ittcrlol5boo. Iron miiht cin
Yflno Sitteriol5 (gplom SoIt) in
cine iiber oie Solitc oneefiinte 8ooe>
iponnc init bci6cn @oiier uno ninnnt
oarin Gin ehuo 5cbn 0finllten onbon-
ernbes 8ob. Nm bcitcn nimnt man
oicles @o0 obenbs flra Dor Dem
S6laicn9ebch rcibt Sen &orper tiid-
tig ab rno reibt oie Musfeln Elm nit
alfobol Grub NltoboD. 0ics lit elm
bel ganipiclcrn boufig aneemanbtes
Vtittel, oas raid bie Niibiafeit umS
Sbloffbeit ser Mtusfeln benimmt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09
sSm &affeeHatid

Srau: sSSd bab I'M nleinem 2eben
BLOB breilnol eeloeen.
Spotterin: llno iebt sana iiber
biermaI. >@
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09
Nf. @.. SQ.

ms, Deu @ltgel Des 9errn, at De1eI
aber es lit ein iboner GRUB an Die
Mntter @ottes nnb man fam, luenn
man oies .@ebet reaelntoBig perridtet,
reibe slbldile geipiimen. gsab Der
bon ser Seiligen 8oenitentiarie pom
20. 5ebr,lar 1888 eetroffenen 8e-
ftilnmrna fann man eincn ablob bon
aebn Sabren geiuinnen, 10 oft man
ben ,,gusel bes Serru''' betet uno Ell
nen pollfommenen stblaB, peln nlalt
i'm einen ean3en Monat regelnldBig
betet. Sn Ser 0iterliden 3eit betet
nam onltatt beiien. init Der Stride,
oas ,Eegina goeli'', uSre,,e bid), o
Simmelsfonigin'. Sc If nidt' not
,penbig boB man bie aneells9lode
bort. Giele @ld,,bige ,pobnen nid)t
,,abe ge,lue Ser Stride nno piele be-
finoen iid) BEL ser arbeit in 6obrifen
,1no 8ergperfeu. @s seniist, BOB
man brei,nal ont Gage, Inn Die 3eit,
no Der angelus eeldutet miro - et-
ma nm 6 llbr moraens, IL ltbr nit
tags uno 6 llbr abenbs - oaS @e-
Bet perribtet. an 8obentasen ion
mott es :fnieno ,1no am 9lbenb bes
6nmstags bis a,1m sbenO oes Conn.,
tags ltebeno beten.
= u. st., 3.
@ngeblid) auperIdilieen Mittcilin-
gen auiolee, iollen sic Sbipalben bon
gapiitrano bieies Sabr am 3. 9for5
slriidsefebrt fein. Dies beribtet elm
Mann ans Columbus, ser Dor fl,r5em
bon bort auriidaefebrt lit. ,no oeiiem
Moreiie mir Sbnen 5ur Serfiiaung
ftellen fonnen. Set fait $50 Sobren
febrten sic Shnalben om 19. Mar5,
bem 5elte bes bl. Soiepb, nad @api-
itrano bon ibrent tparmen 8mteranf-
entbalt altriid uno reiiten am %. Sf-
tober, bem Sobanuesieite, ab. Sn
ben letten SSabren traten l(nregelnia-
bigfeiten elm, sic man olBergeip6bn-
Iihen @itterllngs3ultGnoen 5nldrcibt.
(SieIleid)t bat bas alleemeine Welts
6mrtbeinamber sic S6palben aud
beripirrt!)
SIM Sabre 1889 uno a1b 1910
tpanoertcn iie ihon int Auenit aus.
Oils fie am 19. M6ra 1910 5uriidfebre
ten, ipies cine ser Sd),palben eil1
JnBbauo ans Muitralien auf.
9ie Miiiion bon San Snan @api-
franc, befannt als bas Suiuel Ser
Miiiionen, lieet unoefabr in ber @sit<
te 5mil6en Sos 9lngeles uno Gan
9ieeo, @alif. 9ie afiiiion tpuroe anl
/. Nobember 177G bon oem 6ron=
: aisfanerlniiiionar Sunipero Serra ge=
9riinoet. 9ie Miilipn 1T benannt nad)
: Gan Suon gapiItranp, bem FL. Soban-
mes gapiitraul1s, 10 benannt nah bcnl
italienii1en Stootben @apiItrano in
ben 9lbrll55en= @ebireen.
eSn Sen eriten Sabren bes 19ten
Sesabrbunoerts tpuroc Die faniforniife
Wtiiiion BON benz argentiniiden Si-
raten Sipalito 8oudaro 5eritort.
@abreno lie lib 1lnter merifanii6er
@errlbaft befano, ipuroe. Die Miiiion
i,n Sabre 1916 aeIebtpiorig bonn
@ouperreur BON California offentlid
periteieert; aber inn Sabre 1856 eab
Hr6libent abraban 2incoln Ben aa-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09
s. g., ..

9as Martprium bes ielieen Sean
Gabriel 8erbopre mar zines ser blus
tieen uno beloenmiitieiten in oer 6is
neiiihen Miiiionsgelbidte. Ct ,par
int Sabre 1902 in bem fleinen fran=
aoiifden Dorfe Sc Bue6 in Der 9io=
3efe gabores geboren. Seine @ltern
iporen arme Sirten. Nenn fein On
tel, Neb. Sumes. ibm bon ben @reu=
Evening star., 1941-12-12

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Evening star., 1941-12-12

word to you While you're pondering what gifts to
give for Christmas, don't forget mans best friends your
dogs" Thots round obout way Of soyng be kind to
your feet and they'll be kind to you. We're telling you
how Your next step nationally famous Packard Shoes
Eleven styles for Dress business street. sports casual and
compus Ton black and the popular Antique finish.
Sizes to II; widths AA to in the group
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Bv Barbara Bell

Newest style idea in blouses-the
plunging neckline buttons low with
one large button; pert collar empha-
sizes and square shoulder line. Wear
this blouse with big peasant skirt,
with a waistband which makes the
most of your tiny waistline! Pat
tern No. 1868 is a find for those
who appreciate new fashion ideas
for this is the latest version of the
blouse and skirt costume for sum-
mer 1941.
Make the blouse in a cool, soft
white fabric; chalk crepe, silk crepe,
broadcloth, pique. Contrast it with
a skirt of heavier plain fabric or
skirt of gayly printed cloth-flowers
stripes, checks or coin dots.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1868
is in sizes II, 13. IS, II and 19
Corresponding bust measurements
20, 81, 80, IS and 81. Size 13 (31)
requires IL yards 35-inch fabric fof
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Bolivian Artist
To Open Exhibit
In Capital Monday

The Minister of Bolivia, DR.. Luis
Fernando Guachalla, is sponsoring
an exhibition of caricatures by the
Bolivian artist, Antonio Sotomayor,
which will open at o'clock Mon
day afternoon in the National
Museum. The exhibit will remain
open until June Is.
Mr.. Sotomayor was born In
Chulumani, Bolivia, in 1904, and
studied in the School of Fine Arts
in La Paz. He has exhibited his
paintings of Andean life in most of
the principal cities of Latin America
and the United States. His murals
at the San Francisco Golden Gate
International Exposition attracted
much attention. A sculptor as well
as a painter, he executed the terra
Gotta fountain of the Pacific area
at the San Francisco Fair, which
was so highly thought of by the
municipal authorities that it was
chosen as one of the few monuments
retained for permanent display at
Treasure Island, the fair site.
The collection to be exhibited at
the National Museum consists of
caricatures of 40 of the worlds out
standing celebrities. This will be
the first showing of the collection,
which will later be exhibited in
New York. Chicago and other large
cities. A list of the personalities in
the collection follows:
President Roosevelt, Winston
Churchill, Carmen Miranda, Charlie
Chaplin, Chang Kai-shek, Arturo
Tuscanini, Mahatma Gandhi, Ger
trude Lawrence, Hitler, George
Bernard Shaw, Sergei Rachmaninoff,
Ernest Hemingway, Cordell Hull,
Noel Coward, Greta Garbo, Walt
Disney, Pablo Picasso, Stain, Alfred
Lunt, Lynn Fontanne, Mussolini,
Walter Winchell, Lily Pons, Jack
Benny, Henry Ford, Dorothy
Thompson, Leopold Stokowski, Clark
Gable, Kristen Flagstad, Alexander
Woollcott, Helen Hayes, Diego
Rivera, William Randolph Hearst,
Charlie Mccarthy, Katherine Cor
nell. Salvador Dali, Benny Goodman,
Dorothy Lamour, Albert Einstein
and William Saroyan.
Evening star., 1941-05-31

or the price paid on the fifth race
at Pimlico. 1t would indeed be .
condition of unlimited national
emergency.
There are other possibilities In
Mr.. Roosevelt's basic proclamation,
too.
For instance he called upon all
loyal workmen as well as employees
to merge their lesser differences in
the larger effort to insure the sur
vival of the only kind of govern
ment which recognizes the rights Of
labor or of capital"
Shortening Patience Indicated.
This call was amplified in the
"freside chat" in which the Presi-
dent announced issuance of his
proclamation and assurances were
given that the social progress" of
recent years will not be sacrificed.
But it was made even more clear
that the Government, as represented
by the Chief Executive. is shorten
ing its patience toward differences
of industrial opinion which are per-
mitted to interfere with the defense
production.
Later it might mean that the man
in the street will not be allowed to
strike, or that his employer will be
forced TO peg wages at fixed level
or to freeze the prices he charges
and which the man in the street
pays for finished articles.
Another portion of the proclama-
ton summons State and local Off
cials to Cooperate with the civilian
defense agencies Ito assure our in
ternal security against foreign
directed subversion and to put every
community in order for maximum
productive effort and minimum of
waste and unnecessary frictions."
Compulsion Hinted.
AS yet, the full pattern of this
civilian defense effort has not be-
come clear, but Mr., Roosevelt's words
might be hint that, if and when
necessary, there will be an element
of compulsion about the cooperation
sought from all men in the street"
For instance, we might find our
selves standing the midnight watch
on some yet-to-be created afraid
precaution service, or making four
minute speeches about defense saw
lngS, or growing radishes where once
we grew zinnias and marigolds.
All of this could be life under an
unlimited national emergency"
Evening star., 1941-05-31

a gown of ivory chiffon and = large
brimmed hat Of matching chiffon
with blue streamers. Her bouquet
was of blue delphinium and yellow
snapdragons.
Miss Mary Archer of New York,
was maid of honor and the other
attendants were Miss Molly Stone
street. Mrs. George L. Christian, Sd,
and Miss Nancy Rheem, all Of whom
were dressed like the matron of
honor Jeanne Cronmiller, the fiow-
er girl, wore ivory net, and had
blue and yellow flowers in her hair
Mr.. Walter Joseph Blair, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man,
and the ushers were Messrs. Austin
Hoyt Of Beacon, N. Y; Meade Pat
rick and Henry C. Lowry Of Wash
ington; Harry McComb, Of Belfast,
Ireland; John Paul Of West Palm
Beach, and Maurice Finn Of Dan
vile.
The Army Navy Country Club
was the scene of the reception,
which followed the ceremony. When
the couple left for a motor trip
through Virginia the bride wore a
beige polka-dot dress with a long
cape and matching sailor hat. They
will make their home at 3050 N
street.
The bride is a graduate of Hol-
ton Arms School, and Mr. Blair
attended the University of Virginia
Law School.
Evening star., 1941-05-31


Miss Peggy Plummer, daughter OF
Mrs. Nixon S. Plummer. The at
tendants wore marquisette dresses
fashioned like that of the bride.
They wore picture hats and slip
pers to match their gowns and
carried bouquets of spring flowers.
Miss Kindler's costume was in yel-
low and the bridesmaids wore orchid.
DIR. Burt Carlton Pratt Of Will
mington, Del, was the best man and
the ushers were Mr.. James Horton,
ir.: Mr.. Horace Lurton Jacob, Mr..
Carlton Saunders and Mr.. William
r. Smith.
A wedding breakfast at the Hay
Adams House followed the cere-
mony. The IS guests were seated at
U-shaped table decorated with
spring flowers.
After a wedding trip the couple
will reside at 81 S. Mclean boulevard
in Memphis, Tenn, where the bride
groom is a chemist. The brides
travelling costume was dress OF
dark blue, with sheer lace collar.
and white accessories with an orchid
corsage
The bride, for the past three years,
has been an instructor and student
at the Yard School of Fine Arts.
Mr.. Knouse is a graduate Of Buck
nell University.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were Mrs. Thomas Stone
Howell of Gulfport, Miss, grand
mother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence McCaslin Of Harrisburg,
Pa; the Misses Marjolaine and
Phyllis Tall of Baltimore. Md; Mrs.
Bender, mother of the bridegroom;
DR.. and Mrs. Bort Pratt of Will
mington, Del, and Mr.. Oscar Nc
Peak of New York City.