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Births Reported

Ere0erlcK ana MarsareI axe, poy'
William and Marie Ball jr., girl.
Theodore and Doris Borrell, boy.
Garland and Verda Brown. girl.
Bruce and Augusta Card, girl.
Arland and Ruth Christensen, girl.
Howard and GLADYS clemens, boy.
Earl and Edith Cox, girl.
James and Irene Davis, lr., girl.
James and Bertha Ewell, girl.
Harry and Irene Hall, IT,. girl.
Leo and Mary Hayden, boy.
Cloyd and Sophia Hill, girl.
Frederic and Elizabeth Hucks. girl.
Philip and Frances Joachim. girl.
John and Frances Kemon, girl.
Theodore and EIarion Knight, girl.
Lester and Jane Levin, girl.
Abraham and Anna Marcus. boy.
Thomas and Helen Mason. jr... boy.
Robert and Celeste Nicholson, girl.
Theodore and Margery Overs, boy.
Frederick and Grace Parker, boy.
Thaddeus and Eva Sandifer, boy.
Allan and Mary Shieck. girl.
James and Helen Simms. girl.
Parker and Angela Smith. twin boys.
Glinord and Emily Stearns, boy.
Frank and Doris Webster. boy.
William and Mary Wolfrey, boy.
Paul and Tamara Young. boy.
gordon and Dorothy Ball. boy.
Gilbert and Margaret Barbo, girl;
David and Maize Canter, girl.
Hugh and Ada Carroll. boy.
Anthony and Catherine Cicala. boy.
Acton and Louise Contello, girl.
and MaEsaI KssryG boy
Albion and Florence henderson, boy.
Charles and Cora Gilbert, girl.
Reginald and Mildred Harrison, boy.
Joseph and Amelia Hayes, girl.
Randall and Edith Hisiop, boy.
Wesley and Mary Hupp girl.
Richard and Lila Killmeir, boy.
Irwin and Frances Lang, girl.
Adolph and Doris Lubbers, boy.
Walter and Eleanor Markward, boy.
Joseph and Helen Morris. twin girls
Robert and Margaret Mckinney. girl.
William and Jean Norris, boy.
Clarence and Isabel Phillips, boy.
Oswald and Ethel Saylor, boy.
Albert and Margaret Siepert, jr., boy.
Nicholas and Leona Smith. boy.
William and MARGARET Stamler, girl.
Wesley and Ruth Cole. boy.
Richard and Kathleen Van Geuder. boy
Willard and Evelyn Wallingsford, boy.
Hairy H and Beulah wilkins, girl.
William and Rena Yates, girl.
Augustus and Mary Banks. boy.
BENJAMIN and Pearl Briscoe. boy.
steven and Estelle Carroll. boy
Richard and Victoria Cook, girl.
Msrhsra MiIiism IIS ana Eeather Ellis; girl.
waiter and Elma Cant. girl.
Joseph and Gertrude Harris. girl.
Tumie and Evelyn Hurd, boy.
Leroy and Mary Jones. boy.
Kandolph and Margaret Nicks, boy.
Frank and Sarah Proctor, girl.
Jackson and Clara shsckeiford, girl.
william and Marie Wade. girl.
Oliver and Winifred Barber, boy.
Eredie and Pearl Brooks, boy.
Howard and Ruby Coleman, hoy.
Johnnie and Lille Ellerbe, boy,
Joshua and Anna Farmer. girl,
Elijah and Willie Foster, girl.
Albert and Dorothy Gibson, boy.
John and Mary Hunt, boy.
joseph and Mary Innis, girl,
Albert and Anna jolly, girl.
waiter and Daisy Page, boy,
James and Carrie Robinson, girl.
SharIes and Carrie Smith, BOY.
Charles and Matte Tolsori, boy.
Evening star., 1941-04-26

costly undertaking. of course, is not
one which offers an opportunity to
many to possess the beautiful tree.
II Mexico and Southern California
there is a small poinciana known
as the rose.
There are but two or three species
of poinciana known, all native to
the Oriental tropics. All possess
the bright green leaves, the beauti-
full, brilliant flowers, and the long,
slender seed pods. All trees are
planted for their ornamental beauty
and are usually given a place of
honor on the lawn.
Evening star., 1941-04-26

any idea who might have gotten the
gun into your stateroom?"
Nan thought, Mark Derringer!
But she merely said, mo, I haven't
any idea"
What about this secretary OF
yours?"
"Hildreth? She wouldn't do it
Why should she?"
Has she been with you long?"
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Four Physiciuns Enter Navy

Four physicians of the Washing
ton area have been given appoint
ments as assistant surgeons with
the rank of lieutenant q. g., the
Navy Department announced yester-
day. They are DR.. Clement c. Ches-
ko and DR.. Gerald McAteer of
Washington; DR.. James H. Bum,
Arlington, and DR.. Joseph P. Pol
lard, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Natures Children
Royal Poinciana

seeds, and the pods are very decora-
tive as they swing, long and slender,
below the dainty leaves.
The royal poinciana is now very
popular tree in the countries that
are frostless or nearly so. This
state is to be found in Southern
Florida, Southern California, Ber-
muda and the West India Isles. 1t
is deciduous. There are few grown
under glass in the North. This
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Weather Bureau Drafts
Airline MeteoroIooist

Joseph J. George, chief meteor
ologist for Eastern Air Lines, has
been "conscripted" by the Weather
Bureau for special fog forecasting
studies, it was announced today.
Mr.. George will join the Weather
Bureau here for three months be-
ginning May l, it was announced
by the air line.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Bird Walk Planned

A bird walk will take the Audubon
Society to Dyke, Va, tomorrow
leaving 1901 D street NV. by bus
at 7:30 am. The walk will start
at 8:15 am. from New Alexandria
on the Mount Vernon Memorial
Highway under the leadership OF
Mrs. John Van Schaick, jr.; How
ard Ball, DR.. j. w. Aldrich and DR.
Paul Bowman,
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Orders Laundry Equipment

The Navy Department today has
an order for laundry equipment at
the Naval Medical Center, Bethesda,
Md. The award, amounting to $19,-
978, was let to the American Laun-
dry Machinery Co., Cincinnati. The
firm was given ieo days to provide
the equipment.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
U. 5. Attuche in Cupe Town

CAPETOWN, South Africa, April 26
R1-Lt. Col Breckenridge Day, first
military attache to the United States
Legation here, arrived today from
New York, accompanied by his as
sistant, Maj. F. Duke of the United
States Army Signal Corps. Col.
Days headquarters will be In
Pretoria.
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DESTROYER Sponsor Numed

Mrs. H. Walter Thomas, Salt Lake
City, Utah,~yesterday was designated
by the Secretary of Navy as spon-
sor for the new destroyer Fitch,
named In honor Of her granduncle,
the late Comdr. Leroy Fitch.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
City News in Brief
TODAY,

Dinner, st. Elizabeth's Hospital
staff, Hotel Mayflower, pm.
Buffet supper. Educational Guild
of George Washington University,
Hamilton Hotel, pm.
Dinner, jacob Medical Society,
Hotel Mayfower, 7:30 pm.
Dinner and dance, 50th anniver-
sary, Columbia Lodge of Interna-
tional Machinists, Willard Hotel,
7:3O pm.
Dinner, American Society of In
ternational Law, Carlton Hotel,
7:30 pm.
Meeting, Irish War Veterans,
Annapolis Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner dance, Is Club, Wardman
Park Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Kilowatt Club, Wardman
Park Hotel, 8 pm,
Show and dance, Local 10, Fed
eral Security Union, National Press
Club auditorium.
Dance, Maine State Society, Ward
man Park Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Washington Passenger AS
sociation, Hotel Mayf1ower, 10 pm.
Meeting, American Bottlers Of
Carbonated Beverages, Hotel May
bower, all day.
Meeting, National Conference of
Real Estate Taxpayers, Hotel May
flower, all day.
Meeting, Classical Association of
the Atlantic States, Hotel May
fowe-, all day.
Meeting, Research Committee,
American Association of Textile
Chemists and Coloring, Wardman
Park Hotel, all days.
TOMORROW.
Hike, Wanderbirds Hiking Club,
to Bull Run Battlefield, Va. Leave
National Theater, 9 am.
Dance, Excelsior Lodge, I. o. 0. F.,
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It arc down 70 Lhe wafer ana ulSdp-
pear.
David said, "Why all the cere-
mony?"
tits an old European custom" r"
Nan said, a thin smile on chill lips.
1t was suddenly hard to impersonate
LYDIA Mora. I'm joking, OF course" ="
Il thought you were"
"The note was meaningless"
David said, WAS it?" Indifferent
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. C. laW, couples must
apply TOR a marriage license on
one day, tDait three tuH days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-04-26

thing
warning She would overheard when she reached
to David Larsen's prying
him. $50 spying me But she didn't
she afraid of Mark Derrngr
stopped railing the watched
Evening star., 1941-04-26
F6be Glorious Illusion
BY Michael 7'e'F CD

The thus far Nan Bentley hired the celebrated ret
LYDIA Mora npersonate Puerto Ran
ostenby enable Eric secretly haue
eeks together Made to look eracly like Lyda Nan
boards the ship accompanied by LydaS secretary Hdreh Waer
She meets Dapid Larsen and finds herself falling In
DerTtnger her
cabin tells her that the diDorce she obtained Paris several
years Uod and that she still hise But Nan has feeling
that Deinger doesn't really believe her to be LYDIA Mora She tells
OF finding her trunk and he suggests they 90 and
then Derrtnge Darntng
that Larsen is an Army Intelligence agent
Evening star., 1941-04-26
TOMORROW

1OMOhROW.
Hike, Wanderbirds Hiking Club,
to Bull Run Battlefield, Va. Leave
National Theater, 9 am.
Dance, Excelsior Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
Hamilton Hotel, 9 pm.
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Pattern

II won't be long now before days
begin TO shorten and you begin 10
spend more time indoors. A dress
like Pattern 4s73 is just the sort of
trim. simple. easy-to-wear style you
will need. It's an Anne Adams de-
sign, too. which means that you
can make il in record time from
its accurate pattern and concise
Instructor sheet. That double
breasted coat-style is very smart
and tailored. No waistline scanning
il needed-those front and back
darts give smooth, neat fit. Whether
you choose the short or long sleeve
version, you will want to add con-
trasting or self-fabric cuffs to
match the collar. which is made in
either a zig-zag shape or with sim
pier, narrower lines.
Pattern 4s73 is available in wo-
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. SERIAL STORY
WANT-AD ROMANCE
CoprRlcNr. tEAf.
MA sGHvICG. nc

nary skill. lie had 10 admit she
could cook. Not even Tim Dono-
van made a better Irish stew. lie
said as much.
Mother taught me, and she
taught Dad, too" Kay explained
Its the same recipe"
Flynn tapped smoke rings from
his pursed lips. Many the night,
Katie. your dad and sat here and
talked about you. We grew up to-
gether, Tim and !, In the same
block. Irishtown, they called II
then. When we weren't fighting
the gang from across the tracks,
we fought among ourselves. Many
the black eye Tim and gathered
together =
But Kay wasn't listening 10 him.
She rushed TO the door
Mike Mr.. there's car
stopping outside. DO you think"
do l think It's the young luna
tic that climbs up card tables7
Open the door and let's see. Or
would you rather be greeting him
in the moonlight"
Kay blushed. An instant later
someone knocked Then
I've found him. This Andrews
fellow" Goldberg shouted.
Ted walked into the room behind
the attorney.
This u your future employer
the lawyer began.
"You' Again" Ted gasped.
why, yes" Kay was laughing
at his surprise Il inherited q
business. I'm an h.iress. just as
you said. need the best sales.
man In the country. a man sith
IDEAS an" she winksd al Nike
Flynn-"coursge 10 climb out on
top Of 10 card tables"
All right. Mas Donovan. have
your fun" Ted tried to make his
voice sound stern ana business
Ike. What's this hlgh-powersd
sales job you wanted 70 see me
about ,"
Kay explained. told him about
her father. his suoesssful patent
lContinusd on Page 49,
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KAY Donovan waved the folded
newspaper under Attorney Flynn's
nose.
There, II that doesn't bring him
in, nothing will. Unless he's stop
ped reading the help-wanted ads.
He thinks he's tops in selling, that
original ideas and courage to use
them will catch his eye"
you seem sure that this young
man can sell Wondrosoap." Flynn
smiled patronizingly. If he does
I'll admit he's a marvel"
Ted Andrews can sell any
thing"
Hes sold you Ted An
drews" The big Irishman laughed
and ducked as Kay hurled the
paper at him. But there WAS
laughter. not anger. in the green
eyes.
In the three days he had known
Katie Donovan, Mike Flynn had
learned to love the girl. She was
much like her father -determined,
self-eonfident. and once she made
up her mind there was no chang
ing her decisions. He had found
that out when. with Macleod and
Goldberg, he had vetoed the idea
Of her living at the factory.
And where would b. a better
place for me ," Kay demanded
Il have rent free. I can cook my
own meals. have no hotel lobby
losfers ogling me every time
leave the elevator. I'm going ~
plant a garden. too. Raise yege-
tables. cut down expenses.'
And that was the way II turned
out
Right nov. Nike Vas enjoying
his cigar after testing Rays Gull
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Does a uniform really change a
young man? l have met some
very nice soldiers and others not
so nice, but this also Is true Of
civilians. Our mothers both say
that most all soldiers get drunk
saturday nights, Il not every time
thew are in town. This may be so,
hut don't civilians do the same
Just because a boy dons a uniform
his personality doesn't change
does IL?
Last Saturday night we were
talking to a couple Of boys who
have been drafted. They sgreed
with us that II the boys had
place to 20, they wouldn't hans
around beer parlors. They said
that since they had been IN the
service they had been treated very
unfairly because other soldiers do
unacceptable things.
Jean and aren't going to lose
our heads just because we are Out
with a uniform. Miss Grey, don
90, think that We should be able
10 go out with the boys In the
.eryice lust as much as with those
at home? What Is the difference !
We are awaiting your answer.
Edna and Jean.
dear Edna and Jean: l agree
with YOU concerning uniforms.
A ieopard's spots remain the
.ame. regardless of the number
Of coats of white-wash - or
black dye-applied over them.
The main thing Is to be just
ms careful 10 deciding whether
/. solder IL exactly the kind OF
man YOU want TO go out with.
as YOU are about the type OF
civilian you go with. And sec
ondiy. conduct yourselves In
manner above reproach at all
times. II you adhere strictly to
these two rules, I can see no
objection to your dating with
soldiers.
However, II Is true human ma
ture can be very misleading,
particularly to young people who
haven't a great many years OF
experience In judging. 1t IL Al
ways wise TO receive your par
ents approval of man before
accepting a date with him.
: As a matter of fact, since
these BOYS are here from all
parts Of the country. and you
know absolutely nothing of their
backgrounds, khe really wise
thing to do is 10 entertain them
In your home first. This will
not only give you and your par
ents a very good opportunity to
Judge the boys, but will also he
doing a tiny part In promoting
the defense program.
Entertaining the boys In our
homes Is the best possible way
to keep them happy and con-
tented, and to show them that
we stand behind them. You are
right. again, regarding their
drinking. The more alternatives
they have, the less will be their
temptation TO indulge. Of course.
IL il all wrong to judge all
members of any group or or
ganization, or even family, by
the example set by one. How
ever, no one could blame par
ents for being concerned about
the kind of people their daugh-
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ter b. as.cciating with. The only
answer IL to he especially dis
eliminating.
Dear Miss Grey: ] should like
to find a home for my yeSr-old
male dog. He was raised in the
freedom OF the country. and isn't
happy with US since We moved to
town. because we have TO keep
him chained. Then, too. have
three canaries to give away. Any
one who will come after them.
with a cage, may have them. Ny
sincere thanks for your help in
this. A Reader.
Dear Readers: Anyone inter-
ested In either Enc Cog or csnar-
les may call At 1892 Fast Eye.
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mems sizes SO. IS, 40. ~. "A. 4s, IS.
and so. Size SO takes ~ yards 35
inch fabric and = yard contrast.
Send Fifteen Cents ll5c) in
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ly Size, Name, Address and Style
Number.
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Cheaper Meats Just AS
Nutritious AS Better Cuts

Always remsmesr tals, Low
cost ests ~ meat have ss mash
sutrillen value - shs mere -
penslse anss Remember ina. tea
~ careful cooking AL ~ assHx
the hesf recipe. ypa can make :
iow-eo.s meat alsh taste not only
different bat tender sna sneralent.
Try thess omhsnaiions and prove
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Cross-stteh him They're 5io-fne-ineh erossss IN your
fovorte spone colors He'll be decoration pillow or
picture hot you'll enjoy having. Pattern 1873 conions
fronsfer potiern Of dog picture 2as<loH inches no.
key
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Send your order 70 Ire Tacoma
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BY TOM HORNER

the STORY; Pretty. krsen-syed hay
Donovan. who has come 10 the city 10
seek her inventor father, makes four
friends and two startling dtscotefie-.
The friend. are Ted Andrews, Jcblsss
salesman whom she meet. on PARK
bench, and Macleod, Goldberg and
Flynn, lawyers who advertise In the
want ad columns for information as 90
her whereabouts. Prom them she learns
that her father has passed away. less-
Ing her tt2s.s5. factory, and million
cans Of Nondrosoap, the product In
which he had invented everything. The
kindly lawyers suggest that che liani-
date her holdings. but hay l. deter
mined To carry on the work Va which
her father along with hi. chemist. Hans
-tadt, now sonrNh her. In leNss, had
faith. even though che knows nothink
about II. She asks the lawyers 10 Ina
Ted andrews for her, planning 10 msss
him " ondrosoap sales manager.
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HIGHS School Girls Folks
Object to "Soldier" Dates
AS Much Care and Discrimination Must Be Exercised
In Accepting Dates With Soldiers AS With Civilians
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Considering all The defense activity
going on about u.s. am problem Is common one
among girls My girl friend JEAN Just month
older than and has the problem We both IL
and seniors in high school,
We allowed to go out with boys and have them TO the
house evenings or have certain time al which
must be and that is perfectly all right Here is our
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 70 ties;
questions printed on N. Editorial
page
]. James Buchanan.
2 IA.
3. The Acts Of the Apostles.
4. Explorer.
5. Hamlet.
6. Tanning.
7. Market Wise.
8. June.
o. Kentgeky.
10 False.
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Ace Shoe Take Steps Lower Heels and Close Toes
Fall Shoes
To Contrast
psrsy Slippers 10 De Coy.
osy-Tims Shoes Practical

Osy-line Shoes Prsef'esi
NEW fORk - Street shoes
are getting closer u earth.
Party slippers are Esyer. and
some are very frivolous. Re
tween these tso ha2lc types.
manufacturers and designers
are drawing a clearer line.
Otherwise. they're emphasis
ing variety Of pattern less.
style and variability more.
That's news. and there's an
interesting idea behind IL.
Dan fsltsr. . esrstage-tfsds De.
sssner whe kne~s shoes from
thirty.thres years hack. whsn he
started N IN. business 80 q by
sweeping cut the wurkroonas en-
planned the matter forshriahtly.
~women went bra,aiiy chi-ehl
during the last year sald rai,sr.
They competed fer the attention.
a the gentlemen who remained
~ home. and they were all fssh
and frou-froa 10 you remember
the sequlns and sllthsr of 1917
This time. women are dressing
for wuFk and for themselves
They have q care for details ssa
for comfnrts
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roaN ROLLS wrrm ArviK-
CGI.GRY sTurrfNa
ssesses q "a 81

Two pouads n poTs blade ssest.
boasd. apple celery ssaffins. .
tablespoons flour. : tablespoons
lard, sal, and pepper. l cup baai.
lnx water.
iisvs pork cut In !. Inch .lsees
Cut into pieces for Individual
servings az nearly 2 ~ inches
IN sise .. possible rises . sraen.
fui ~ stafflnF On each pieces. rnii
and fssssn sdxs with tesshpleks
preds. with flour and brown an
all sides IN not lard season Aaa
one cup eosiinx water Simmer
until dane. shnut "a minutes. Add
more boiling water n necessary.
ArrfE-CELEnv STUDYING
Two slices salt pork. y cup
chopped celery. v. cup chopped
onion. = tart applss. . tahlssponns
sugar. cups dry bread srumhs.
:. cup chopped parsley. y cup
milk. salt and paper.
Dice pork and fry crisp, Re-
move cooked pieces Cook celery
and onion In pork fat for . min
utss. Core and sIins spplsa Adj
apples 10 celery MIXTURE. sprsnkis
with sugar and cover. coox sinwiy
until tender. Add crumbs. dieed
pork. parsley. milk. and sssson-
ing. Mir well.
This recipe was submitted by
Mrs. W. NJ. Hubbard II spring.
fisld. Mass. in . contest for .
prize NJ an electric range
CUSHION I-AMn SHOULDER
WITH FRUIT sTrFvrN0
iS~rves 4 Ia ~
Lamb shoulder. fruit stuffina.
sal, and pepper.
Hss. bone removed from lamb
shoulder ssv on thrss sldsS to
form = pocket Dust inside -
pocket with sslt and pepper. rlis
fruit .saffing lightly into cavity.
se~ UP edges or sss~sr and lace
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Answers

Your Postmaster can tell you
how 20 invest In u. y. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
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