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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
&eripGteter Stat

Gin Nionn nit eiuer eroben 8ob.
geiee itebt on oer 6olteiteae Der Stra.
Benbobn, oie enoli6 iiberiiiat on-
fommt. ugeiettr' beoanert Der
Sdaffner. ,Sie auein b0ttcn ia
Elab 9ebabt, aber nit bem eroben
Ding 90. -
uSie bGtten lieber ;sl0te ipielen
lernen iolleu', ertonte cine stimme
BON Der Ylattform berrnter. :,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

Ser &ongreBabeeoronete s. 3iib
bon Netp Yorf erflarte in elmer 9eoe
Dor @eidaftsle,,ten, bab Hubiono
oen &rieg eetuinnen tpi;rbc, tpenn er
nod 5pet Sabre oauern iollte. ,,Tob
5Ipei Sabre &riee", fiibrte Scr 8eo-
ner aus, ,,nno sic ipeitlidc 8elt tpiro
10 'peibeeblmtet ieiu, oob ole &cnmu-
niiten iiber Tie berioaen fonnen.
Oeutidlono, 5ranfrei6 nno Stolien
tperoen fonmuniitiid ,peroeu. Ssn
Gnelonb ipiro Ser linfsrooifoIe 90.
5iolismus obena,,ffom,nen.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salhe

Erprobtes Heimittel gegen ale Arten Won
siten und frisehen Wunden. Ceschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bsswunden, ksrbunkein -sw
sehieken: - keine Stamps. - so Gents do
Sehachtei. bel: ]. 1. STAAs, l7zo9 vsssy-
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

tars anf nnb legte Dos Yadpapier, ia
eas Sante ibre Sdube eineepidelt.
sIatteno binein. Sic poilte iib ia
aIles ielbit maden ,no peIlte aleih
anfangen Oronung 5u MAIDEN.
Wanbn1al bot man bas @efiibL
man bat l6on einmaI i'm 2eben ct.
mas gang genau 10 senlaebt nno es
luar aaes 9a,l5 genau 10, nno ipeiB
bod, es lit oas gan5 lnnloelid nno
es miro einen1 beib uno aneit babel
-. .ipeil es lIubeimli6 lit. 80 beiB
ino aneit tpuroe es @rifa plotlib, oils
Tie lanolam Dos Sdubiad) pieoer ali.
i6ob.
Sic aing 5u ibrem Softer, .leate
oie @oihe beralls, bdn9te Die &lei-
ser int einen @unoibranf, ser binter
ser bIauieioeneu Gopete eingcloiien
mar, oronete aui oem Scfretor ibre
S6reibiodeu ,nO ltellte bic Yboto.
graphic BON Eapa ol'f oen 9tadttiid).
0a mar ct idon in Scr Sclbnni.
form, OILS Sber1t.
Sic nabm lie nod einn,ol onf nnS
bielt ons 8ilo nod in Der 6ano, ols
6riebrih leiie tlopfte.
,Serr 8aron lolien bitten 5um
Sonper."
9a iolatc lie ibn in has SSsoao-
5inner, NO 2oios lie crmortetc. ST
ltono bintcr ieincu Stubl, niibiam
lino peroroieu.
9os miirbe iett inlmcr 10 lcin, ooB
ct ltebcnO oblporten nu1btc, bis lie
fam.
ST fornte ood niht, pie Gin 8ou-
ernliinnncl. -.
1rieorid 0ffnete sic Giir.
Sic crldrot, olS iic ibn 10 iob.
80 Snfel, bit ,pirlt boh nibt -.
pcr5cib. =. i'd bin loiort ocfonnlen,
lpie id) 9erl,ieu lu,1roc. 0orf ib biz
oen Stod obnelneu?"
Gr bon9te nit neruoicr !So1t unb
5itternoer Sono SEN Stod al Die
bobe Stubllcbne.
Sic ioIltc ibn nidt bcoienen mol.
len. ;. lpeun CT al6 alt nno franf
luar. -. .er mar 0od) nod fein SIRE.
tin.
St nobm 8lob, ols lie iob uno
nidte Sem 'portenoen 5rieorib at.
,,Seroiere!"
"3ie 1T sir sic &ciie befonmen2"
(6ortieeung folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

babe, bonn folft 81 ieben, ,pie sei,
Bib mid bnrd bas 2eben uno burd
ben arieg beeleitet bat: Sligo.
ra." X X X
lleber 8elat &eretb sina eiu @in
tertas bon @lan5 ,tno Braht a,t @noe
luie er nur 10 Ieldtenb iein fann BORT
mo- @ott oie ilobe @ano ausseitred
ba6en mag, baB 8ube in sic 8ellen
beipeeung BON Sal ,,no S0ben fan
unb. ole unearii6e Eubta tpuroe
Ger 3riidftod tadte aufeereet iibe
6as Sarfett, bas nod Sen marine,
Yurpurelan5 Der Come true, oie 81
bobem 5eniter in 8ot unb @olo ct
bette.
,Srieorib!'
Ser ueibbaariee Jrieori6 tpar Iel
ber oufeerest OBJ oes ltnee'uobnliden
Nieoagetueienen, oas iid beeob.
uSerr 8aron ipollen fraaen, o.
oer 8agen ihon fort ilt2 Der $50
gen lit idon fort, Serr 8aron. 9e
3ug lit lbon eineeiabreu, in cine
Siertelitunoe nub ser anton ,pieoe
oa ieiu'
Sn 2oios &eretb @eiidt 5udte1
nerpos sic Musfelu.
.5rieorid! Sunge 9amen eiie1
9erne SiiBes! SIT fit eiuen iiiBe1
gtadtil6 geloret moroen?'
Srieorid fonnte niht eleid ont
iporten.
9os ipar SOS erltemal, oob in 8elo
aeretB eeiraet wuroe, mas ein an
ocrer Menid aerne eiien nollte.
,,&altanienouilauf, Serr Baron?
so. mas lit bas? Nfub ide,1b
li6 idmeden!"
~Mit. -. Shlagobers. 80. Ser
9orou!"
"gfui! SIT oas 3hnner in Orb
nung2"
uSopobL Serr Baron. =. 90
5remoen5imnner NIT oem Hofofobet
llno ocnl 9roBen Spiegel.'
9a ging 2oios &eretB lpieoer Sci
Saal biurnter unb es iuar, als ipor
beute oie eefriimmte @eItalt etlpa
aufrebter uno ber &riidltod bait
nidt oen barten uno uunl,tigen Sat
tpie ienit.
| @r ieste iid in ieinem 8obnain,
mer in een Stubl, in bent er im,ue
iab uuo idoute ,,noersuonbt auf 81
gebabte Yenoiile, pie ibm ieine &c
ianetpeilten, einiamen Stunoen bor
aablte, nit oem nnerbittli6en @lei6
mab oer 3eit, Die iiber olles toftmGbi
| wesgebt.
SSest fennte ct nibt norriiden, oe
beriouIte 3eieer!
Stob INNER tparen es aebn Ni
n,,teh.
Ob :er iid nibt bod ettpas auf oel
Sals gelooen bate, ,pas ibm red
5uipioer tperoen fonnte?
| Da bortc er Sbritte int SaaI oro,,
benL oie 5rieorids, sic er fonnte
uno 90.
3itterno sriff ct na6 ieinem Stot
uno erbob iid.
"Seriailt. -"
9as are,,a. =. .eiu itedenoe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
Dtis Msassfrssss


Soal bia,,nter biz sur effenen Eiire,
TOO ct itano.
,Snfel. .. .r'
Sc Hang aneftbou, eeprebt.
Sic bog iib et,pas iiber ieine Sano
uno fiiblte faft nibts in Der ibren, als
9tineitein uno &noden.
Ct soe feline @ano baftie auriid.
uDa biit ou. 49," ioste er nit
einem leiieu aufWoben. ,,@s iuiro Dir
nidt beionoers omiiiont ,peroen,
bier"
Da iob i'm grifa aus eroben,
idimmernoen aueen oft.
SD bin nibt eefonl>nen, MIDI 5u
amiiiierem, 0nfel. Sd mo@te Dir IT.
eeno ettpas belfen oiirfeu."
Ct ponote ii6 auriid at ieinem
5tubl.
u6riebrid! Siibrc hos enGoiee
Sr0ulein in bas fir lic beltilnnte
3immer! I'm adt llbr bite ib oih
5um Souper.''
5riebrih itblob eerouIhlos sic bobe
5liieeltiir, oenn ser Nlte bate ibm
einen @int aeeeben.
@s par ,pie auf ser 8iibne ee,pe-
fen.
@rifo folate ssrieorieb.
Sic iab nit flopfenoem Ser3eu sic
Ero6t bes Stieeenbone es unb Der
breiten Sreppen.
9onu fon1 ein lau9er &orrioor.
Cine Sir 9ing a,f.
.Sier, enooiees 6rGulcin. -. Ser
aofier lit bereits bo''
Gin Glitter flammte ouf.
@rifa iab @neelsfopfe ltm einen
galood)in idtpeben. -. blalicioc'c
Stofftopeteu. -. cine bloueioenc
Steppoede nno Spisenfiilcn. .lnb
leete nlehanild S,lt ,uo Mantel ob.
Sic merfte eor nid)t 9leib, boG
5rieori6 sic Siire idloB uno lie al
lcin mar.
Glue oren5enloie Gereiuionu,ng
| fiel ploblib ipie cine 2olt auf lie.
$50 mar Yopo, ser or,nc, Der liebe
-. .tpo ,por bie quite Sante Sleo?
SSSest tpor iie olein, bitteralein,
gang alleiu, fir INNER ollein.
Sic Wollte ipeinem ,,mo 5tpang bic
Sranen biuunter. Sic fing an oos
Notisite aus5upoden. Damn leste lie
li6 Dor Sen foltboren benetianer Spie=
gel. St bate aortrolo @lasroien nno
bimmelblaue Sulpen. Sic lob ltarr
barouf bin.
Sa. . ia. >. iolbespieeel eob e.
Sie iparen oetpib lebr ipertpou.
Sic nobm ben &amm uno beaanu
Iid 5n friiieren.
&as er fir ein boies @eiiht bate
%. .oieier auiommeneefnifIene Nuno
,no bieies barte 2oben.
Was bate er ia9en tuouen NIT
bem amiiiieren? @uBte er oenn nidt,
bob iie in Srauer NOR? Sante bate
es bod iiher eei6rieben. s8orum bot
te er ibr nidt et,pos 2iebes geioet?
Sic legte Sen &amm bin. milo
.. ber5ipeifelt.
@s tpar fein @liid mcbr fir Iie in
Der 8elt, felt ber Yapa tot ipar. sic
,piiroe INNER oas gre,,5enlole Seim=
'peb baben, nod einem ieben 0ten-
ibel1. Sic batte es in11ner uu6 bier
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
Seitaps6, Sen 10. Sssrs 1s4f

Olga aog grifa eneer on iid ,lnS
fiiBte iie o,if bic Stirn. Damn iagfe
jie:
.Sn adt Saeen lit Ser. grTte. Da
fiinbige id) baum bic @obming. @ir
,peroen Die M6beI tpo biilig einiteilen.
Sieaeiht braude id] audi nibt ,nebr
bic sanae Miete aabIen. :. i'd min
nit bem 9ausberrn reben. @s reidt
baum nod fir beine Heiie nod 8elat
GeretB, erifa."
.lluo ou, Sante?"
SD. :. id eebe bait mieoer ins
Dffiaierspitlpenbeim, mo id i,nmer
,par. .,tno beufe baran, ipie idon
es mar, oas 3uiam,nenieiu. .uno
bent on oi6, oen ean3en Sag. >.
,pie es sir sort eebt. .unb bette fir
ben suten 8opa. . Der. -"
9a begann audi @rifa su ipeinen.
Ntobi!
gSir baben boreemubt in oen
Sbiitengroben.
Der geiebl fam cine bolbe Stumoe,
nahoem ih oen lekten 8rief on old
geld)rieben ,,nb. .perbronnt bobe.
&ir muBteu nnleren &ameraben
borne az 1ilfe fommen.
0ann fom Ser ~Sturm auf sic
fcinblibe Stellung
sSie iou ib es sir laeer, ipie es
mara
&drIt bu nidt bu, nit Sem mitlei=
bigen Ser5et, Die cine Y,tppe olS
Sdmer5enstroit perldenfen fonnte,
,peif ein paor ldderlibe Sdrottorner
ms Jleild orangen. (. . audi bann
fonnt id) es nid)t.
@s gibt feine 0orte uno 8eldrei=
blu1gen hafiir. Son meine,u 8atoiaon
leben nod Bela ,ulb idb. slae anocrn
Sffi5iere~ iino eefallen.
Su fennf 8ela, nidt. g..
gS lit ser, oer mir Goripiirfe &C.
madt bat, Dob ib nidt nod sir &C.
fnbt babe rno ser MIDI peronlobt
bat, al meinen Snfel at i6reibe,t.
@inmaI mubt id bon unierem @e=
beimnis at einem Meniden ipred)en
-. i'd fonnte es nibt mebr ertra=
gen.
aIs ,pir in Slitid tporen aur @rbo-
lnns... .aitr 8etablier,,ng mo gum
erftenmsaI 'uieoer gutes @iien uno 81
saretteu uno. Bo|t batten, belt id)
bic anttport ,neines Snfels in 9dn-
sen. Sic IieB mid auf sic onoern
beisen beiberiebnten Dinse pereelien.
Demnah ,pGrit ou gar nidt uuo
aaes ipdre MIR sic Auseeburt Der
Jieberbise meines 8irns aetpeien uno
ME mare iiber ben lameen aorrioor
in 8elat &eretb oas @etrippel oeiner
eilieeu fleinem Siibe eeoruneem, wie
i'd es beute nod bore, tpenn id Die
Angen ihliebe, unb ME ,pdre mir
Rad bieieu Sdreiben oes Alten oas
@robe, oas mon nur einmalia erle>
ben fann im 2ebe,, iuioerfabren, oab
ein Menid, Oh arpb ooer flein, oas
ipielt ia feine &olle, einem ;ipomtam
10 ei,t Spfer brinet uno oas 2ieblte
bingibt -.
0O;o 4Cr;<L& So. 0fI4n :e4f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Lady LieutenantS Get Posts

Phyllis f. Ulrich of Amsterdam,
n. Y, who has written home to
friends from Iceland. She thinks
the country very beautiful despite
the lack of trees and the Icelandic
children are fat and cute, but
they lack the hilarity of American
children"
She discloses that men land
women of the American northern
outpost defense forces live in Spe-
cial Handicapped barracks shaped
like Eskimo igloos. AS they're
built OF tin instead of ice. though,
the American huts are known
among the defense forces as
."tingloos."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

LEARNING OUT: The United
a States army is setting an ex-
ample for industry in the defense
drive to spread defense contracts
as thin as possible through farm
ing out and thus save small
business.
The Chicago quartermaster
depot, which buys about $400, 900
worth Of frozen homeless beef a
week, has split its latest weekly
contract among IA companies in
eight states. Earlier contracts
seldom spread over more than
seven big packing firms and often
only went to four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Quiz Answers

Its color; after the home of
Martha Washington, White
House, Kent County. Va.
2-Mexico and Australia, respec-
lively.
3-Bohemia. France and Po-
land. respectively.
Marietta, after Marie An
toinette. queen Of France.
Sit is ordinarily the parallel
of 80 degrees.
6-Minnehaha.
THE exact geographic center
of the United States. 1t is
near Lebanon. Smith County,
about IL miles from the Me-
braska line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Miss America
As Fallen Star

Far more thrilling and dramatic
than any one Of its fictional
scenarios are the true life stories
OF some of Hollywood's own
people.
A most forceful example is that
OF Mary Holan. formerly known as
Imogene Wilson, the Miss Amer
ica" of the old Ziegfeld FollieS.
For the past few weeks. this once
world famous beauty. musical
comedy star and dramatic actress
has been telling her own life story
in The American Weekly. the
great weekly magazine which
comes regularly with The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Suggested By some of the cpl
Sodes in Chapter 6 of this intimate
life story. the producers have fash
toned colorful Front Page Drama
playlet. entitled Fallen Star" to
be heard over Station WJBk at
2 p. m, tomorrow.
II is the story of a beautiful
woman born under an evil star
who reaches for success and hap
piness, love and marriage. only 10
find IL crunbie into dust the mo-
ment she touches il. While "Fal-
len Star" is an original radio
drama. there are many incidents
that closely parallel il in The
Real Life Follies of Bubbles Will
SON."
You are urged TO hear the broad
cast and also read Miss Wilson's
article in The American Weekly
with this coming Sundays issue OF
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
BY w. w. CHAPLIN
International News service National
Expert

7 ADY LIEUTENANTS: The
- United States Army is send
ing lady lieutenants to outpost
defense bases like Iceland as well
as male officers and soldiers. They
are members of the Army Nurse
Corps and they hold regular COM
missions as officers, giving them
the privilege to wear shoulder
bars and Sam Browne belts, TO
receive salutes and to be ad-
dressed as Sir"
One such lady Lieutenant is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

"No, IL isn't" ! said. 1T evil
IDENTIFY is from the people who
wish to contact YOU tomorrow
evening"
what IL the SIGNATURE" she
asked, putting her finger I'M
cannily on the thing whcih 1
most dreaded 10 have her know.
TAKES SHARP BRREATH
Thomas Morton and Com
pany," / said. and Lillian gave
a sharp intake OF the breath.
"Oh. dear God In heaven"
she exclaimed and her husband
smothered fierce imprecation
with a squirting adjuration.
Don't let II get you, Sweet"
he urged. Remember, they're
trying to break your resistance
In every way they can. Don't
play into their hands"
II won't" she said "Fll he
quiet. VIII you read the tele-
gram. please. Madge."
I looked al Miss Whitlock. and
she gave an imperceptible nod of
the head.
Then l. took up the copy had
made and read the weird thing
aloud. wondering If I dared mini
mize the sinister threat OF its last
sentences
Unerringly. when I finished. she
bounced upon the sinister phrase
ology l hated so 10 repeat.
SENSES THE THREAT
"Do YOU hear that Harry ..
She demanded. eve can he
Shylocks. IL we are compelled to
do 10 by your disregard of our
Instructions
"You know what that means;
the pound of flesh, Marion's
flesh. They are threatening TO
Kill or torture her!
and I'll wager you that II all
II IL. n threat" the big man
said robustly, and something in
his voice gave me unexpected
and needed comfort.
Don't think I am minimiz-
the seriousness of this whole
thing" he said.
1T IL bad enough, and am
afraid we are going to have
some hard shedding before we
get To the end of the trail.
But I've had n good deal Of
experience with these written
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

threats, and TO my mind such
fiourishes are put in purposely
to brighten you.
They want 10 he sure you
will put in an appearance to-
morrow night"
They may he very sure"
Lillian said, firmly reiterating
her former dictum. II shall be
there"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Adele Garrison
Pitfalls Of Love

/ wondered if Lillian could see
the trembling of my fingers az
with pencil clutched in them ]
waited 10 hear the signature of
the queer telegram which the oper-
ator just had given TO me over the
wire.
II did not matter anyway l told
myself drearily.
II was only a matter of seconds
before i should have 10 repeat the
telegram 10 her. with all It's sim
lister investment OF threats against
Marion.
The signature" the telegram
operator said. SIS Thomas Nor
ton and Company"
/ almost dropped the pencil al
this last bizarre touch, the sign
ing of this threatening telegram
with the name of Marion's long
dead father. the rascally adven-
turer OF two hemispheres who had
made Lillians life sheer hell IN
the DAYS vi MAI iOh bHOya'SSN.
The gangSters who were hold
ing Marion in captivity were IA
miliar with every detail OF her his
tory, / told myself. even as / lis
tened 10 a last query from the
telegraph operator.
WANTS 1T TRACED
"De YOU wish me 10 repeat
this: he asked.
"No. thank YOU" / replied
mechanically.
But" | added, with a sud
den thought.
"wiIl you find out when and
how that telegram came In. the
exact time, and then call US
backc This il most important"
Eyes, I'll do that right away"
he said. Goodbye"
Goodbye" l replied, and
hung up the telephone, turning
10 find Lillian's eyes fairly burn
ing into mine.
cit isn't any ordinary mes
sage she said calmly but ae-
cusingly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Connolly Answers
By Lyman Young
In the New. World
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

1-(a) Indiana: (b) West Viz
GINA; (c) Vermont.
2-(a) John G.. Whittier; tb)
Catherine Lee Bates; lc)
Julia Ward Howe.
3+(a) Louisiana: OBJ Georgia;
Cc) Wisconsin.
IA Tennessee; Cb) New
York: (c) California.
5-(a) Violet; OBJ syringia; (c)
rhododendrum.
6-(a) San Francisco: Obi New
York City; (c) Boston.
For the Inside News. Of
Washington, Follow Paul MAI
Ions Column in the Times. II u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

CONTINUED Tomorrow ]
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05
YOUNG MAN KILLS
 FOUR IN FAMILY
Arthur PelIerin COnfesses He Shot Wife, Her Moth'
 CT, Two Others

Lewiston, Me, March 6-(UP)- Arthur Pellerin, "A year old millhand, pleaded innocent in municipal court today to charges that he murdered four persons including his wife, be- cause he allegedly was driven to desperation by "henpecking." He was held without bail for the June grand jury session and taken to county jail at Auburn. Pellerin sur rendered to police last night and led them to his cottage where the bodies had lain since the stootings 24 hours previously. Neighbors, who lived only IS yards distant, said they had not heard the shots. The dead, police said, were his wife Pearl, 2l,. her mother, Mrs. Pearl Stevens, 59, Mrs. Stevens son George l2; and Mrs. Stevens sister, Mrs. Laura Wentworth, 60, 6 cripple. All but Mrs. Wentworth, whose body was found in her bedroom, were slain in the kitchen.
 County Attorney Armand Dufresne delayed arraignment of Pellerln while Medical Examiner Romeo Beliveau completed autopsies on the victims. They had been shot, police said, with an "old-fashioned" .32 calibre pistol which was surrendered by Pellerin when he walked into the police station and said: T killed four people. want to give rlyse,f Up. They were henpecking ne" Police Capt. J. A. Picard, who said Pellerin had signed confession, quoted the millhand as saying he was sorry he had shot his brothnf- in-law who happened to come ts at the wrong time"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05

A cast for the Passion Play which will be presented on Good Friday, April Il, at the Community Hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church by the Mount Carmel Dramatic Club will be chosen at meeting of the club tonight at 8 o'clock at the parish hall. The Passion Play has been presented several times before by the organization, meeting with great success. Several mem bers of the casts of the past per- formances are expected to take part in the play again this year.
 The arrangements committees will be chosen at the meeting to- night, and tickets for the play will be distributed.
 Rev. Conner R. Lewis will be in charge of arrangements for the third in @ series of variety suppers for the benefit of the parish which will be given tonight at 5:30 o'clock at the Third Congregational Church Hall. Proceeds for this supper will be used for making repairs to the parsonage.
 The pastor of the church will take charge of cooking for the second time since the present ser- les of suppers was started. The last supper, held February 26, was prepared by women members of the church corporation and members of several of the church organiza- tions.
 Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Third Congregational church will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock ct the home of Mrs. Henry L. Tooker the society president, on Fox street Plans will be discussed for the des- sert bridge which will take place on March B at the Third Congre' gational Church Hall.
 officers of the organization are President, Mrs. Henry L. Tookeri vice. president, Mrs. Frank Judson secretary, Mrs. Louis VonI,ott; treas. urer, Mrs. William Barnes.
 A committee of the St. Joseph's senior choir for the Communion breakfast of the choir and the Knights of Lithuania which will take place Sunday, March l9, at St. Joseph's Hall was chosen at meet- ing of the group last night. The choir, together with the Knights Of Lithuanif, will receive Communion in body at the 8 o'clock MasS at St. Joseph's church. A special pro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05
Registered Nurses
 Responding To Call
$500 Return Survey Forms Returned - No Obliga- tons ImpOsed-Army, Navy Seeking Volunteers

Registered nurses h Connecticut are responding splendidly, reported Margaret K. Stack, special agent for tho United States Public Health Service, who is in charge of the survey of registered nurses in this state. She stated that 66O0 of o400 survey forms which were mailed February l7, l04i, to registered nurses In Connecticut whose names and addresses were known, have ale reaGw been returned. While this rec sponse is most gratifying, she urges those who have not returned their survey forms to do SO immediately.
 Nursing Resources
 The object of the survey which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05
OBITUARY

BROWNE -- Almus John Browne. of 156 Lakeview avenue died sud- denly at his home last night. He was born in Wolcott 59 years ago.
 MT. Browne leaves his wife, Pearl Taylor Browne; one daughter, Leila; one brother, Charles of Wolcott; two sisters, Nellie A. Browne Of Waterbury; and Justine Browne Of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
 The funeral will be held from the Alderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, on Friday morning at Il o'clock, with Rev. Matthew Madden of the Mill Plain church officiating.
 Burial will be in Center cemetery, New Milford. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday from 3-5 and from 7-0 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05
URGE PASSAGE OF
 LEND, LEASE BILL

New Haven, Conn.,, March D. (UP)-One hundred members of the Yale University faculty today tele- graphed the U. s. Senate, urging quick passage of the lease -lend bill.
 "The bill has been thoroughly dis- cussed on both sides," the telegram said, "and we believe that no demo- cratic purpose or process Is being served by further delay"
 Among those who signed the mes- sage were President Charles Sey- mour, former Gov. Wilbur L. Cross and former President James Row. land Angel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05

The funeral of Timothy J. Gull foile was held at 8:30 o'clock this morning from his home. 40 West Liberty street. A solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated at g o'clock at St. Patrick's Church by