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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Impressive Wedding Rites
Held at St. Patrick's
Large Reception Follows Exchange Of Vows
By Miss Marie Borovich and Hubert Ursieh

nuptal mass in ST. Patrcks church at 80 Saturday
morning united marriage the former Miss Marie Louise
Borovch daughter of Mr. and Mrs Antoine Borovich and
Hubert Joseph Ursch of Mrs George Ursch The Rev
W. j. Noonan read the rites setting of white chrysan-
themums greens, palms and white tapers in candeabra.
Miss Margaret Maney played the and Mrs. Victor
Caruzz sang Ave Maria" and "Oh Lord, | Am Not
Worthy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

asso C | a [ ! o n
members took
IL upon them
selves to see
what they could
do about selling
war bonds to
beat the axis.
At a Victory
bond rally held
Frid ay after
n O. on at the
school. the re-
suits were most
gratifying.
Ere $ h m a n
students came
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

C la s 5 presi-
dent.
Other classes
also purchased
b o n d 5 W IL h
fun DIS FIR ON
C las S mates.
NJ o n ey was
turned in at the
rally by Doro-
thy Dung, soph-
more president;
Dorothy Shee-
han. jun Tors,
and Betty Cos
selin, seniors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Venture Club Members
Undertake Charity Work
March o Dimes" Project for nfantle Paralysis
Foundation Is Launched by Group on Friday

Miss Evelyn Peterson chairman of the evening Fri
day when Venture club members and their friends devoted
their time doing work for the nfante Paralysis Founda
ton drive which opened Friday for the tenth consecutive
year
Miss Juanta Bean is president of the group of young
business whose club sponsored by Tacoma Sorop
timlsts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Tacoma Boy Scouts Play
Major Role These War DAYS

Besides all this many of the
Scouts are regularly employed at
delivering newspapers and in
Vulnerable regular and odd jobs
after school hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Hits Upper Classes

NEW YORK = Earl Browder.
national secretary of the Com
munist party, charged that con-
gress and the upper classes are
sabotaging President Roosevelts
authorization program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Bride-to-Be
Is Feted
Many Pre-Nuptial Parties
For Miss Marjorie Sorensen

Occasioned b. the wedding
Of Miss Marjorie Sorensen,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Sorensen. TO Staff
Sgt. Leon J. LeFleur of Me-
Chord Field. Saturday eve
ming. many parties have been
given in honor of the happy
couple.
Mrs. Chris Petersen was
hostess for a dinner party at
the Highland Golf club. as
sisted by Mrs. Chris Ander-
sen. Native greens were used
in decorating. and the table
was centered with a wedding
cake and a miniature bride
and groom.
Games and dancing entertained
the guests Tech. sgt Donald
Typpie acted as master OF eere-
monies. presenting a gift from
those present including Mrs.
Typpie. the Misses Betty Rankin.
Betty DeMers. Karen Berg and
staff Sgts. James Ozment. Harold
Paulson. Max Fly. Sgt. Ray Tan
sey. Emmett Besaw and Corp.
Calvin Mitchell
Family friends Of many years
standing were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Paulson. aunt and
uncle of the bride. on another occa-
sion. M Ernest Olsen was CO.
hostess ne evening was spent
at cards and 6h-tting Of old times.
A buffet supper~ served.
Guests includedSsiiessrs. and
Mesdames Edward Sofensen, Thor
H. Tollefsen. sister of the byide.
and their son. David. Peter Jen-
sen; Peter Olsen and their daugh-
ter. Janet. Peter Petersen. Mrs.
Anna Christensen, Miss Karen
Berg and Frank Christensen, J. X.
Hansen and Staff Sgt. Max Fly.
Member of a sewing club to
which Miss Sorensen belongs sur
prised her with a shower at the
regular meeting of the group last
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs Walter Knudsen. Those pres
ent We're Mesdames Nels Norbert,
Raymond Larsen, Aaron L. Hay
don, Thor Fl. Tollefsen, Leonard
Larsen, Martin Kleiven, Knudsen,
Goblin lanyard, Lawrence Lord.
Robert Pearson. John Cinklin,
Maurice Anderson, Oscar Home
dale. II. Christensen, Victor Hagen,
Duane Daskam, and the Misses
Ellen X. Olsen, Edith Jorgensen,
Karen Berg and Marjorie Nelson.
A surprise kitchen shower. with
decorations and refreshments car
ried out in red, white and blue,
was given at the home of Mrs. II.
Christensen on North Fife street.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Christen-
sen, Mrs. L. Christensen and Miss
Karen Berg. formerly of Milwau-
kee, who now makes her home
with Miss Sorensen.
Guests present were Mesdames
Ernest Olsen. James Paulson, Ed
ward Sorensen, Thor II. Tollefsen,
Peter Olsen, Anna Christensen,
Ross Nielsen, Charles Warner Nels
Norberg, Aaron L. Hayden. Ray
mond Larsen, W. G. Tollefsen,
Chris Swenningsen, James White,
David Curtiss, Helen n. Congdon.
Angus Cook, Donald Typpie, and
the Misses Ellen X. Olsen and
Margaret Gehn.
Concerto in B Flat Minor" The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

in first with funds sufficient to
was turned over at the rally by
purchase bond, and the money
was turned Joan Nielsen, freshman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
THURSDAY

day at 2. p. m. in the school with
Mrs. Edward Bolton presiding.
Miss Elsie Benthein will discuss
the "Rationing Program" The
fifth grade children will put on
the program. Hostesses are Mrs.
Albert Weiss and the fifth grade
mothers.
Franklin PIT. A. and preschool
meets in Joint session Thursday
AT S D. m. in the school auditor
ium with Mrs. c. w. Russell pre-
siding. DR.. Charles Battin, who
directs the Parent Education
classes at the College of Puget
Sound. will speak on War and
Our Children" Mrs. Mary Smith
has arranged special musical num-
bers. This meeting will be a Dad :
Mite" Mothers having children IN
Miss Ella Rucks and Miss Jessie
Millers room and members from
the preschool are hostesses.
Mason PIT. A. meets Thursday
at ? O'Clock in room 104 with Thor
Tollefsen presiding A fashion
show displaying the work done
in Miss Thelma Tramm's sewing
class is planned. The girls viii
model their own clothes. Music
will be played during the show
Miss Mary Jane Blaser will pre-
sent girls from her gym classes
in folk dances. Delwyn Jones will
give a short discussion of music
as taught al Mason. David Sahlin
viii play two trombone numbers.
All Sweet Mystery Of Life and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

Margaret Kelly acted as chair
man OF the drive and expressed
satisfaction with results obtained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
WEDNESDAY,

jefferson PIT. A. meets We'd
nesday at 2:30 p. m. in the lunch
room with Mrs. Walter Bragdon
presiding. Miss Karen Rynning
will speak on Posture and
Health" The pupils of the fourth
grade will present the program
and music and they will be under
direction OF Miss Jessie Wilson and
Mrs. Hastings. Hostesses are
Mr.. Kurt Karmin and mothers OF
fourth grade children.
MeCaryer preschool meets Wed
nesday at 7:3O p. m. at 500 South
I ST. with Mrs. l. V. Larson pre-
siding. Mrs. Brooks will lead a
discussion on child training.
Hostesses are Mrs Dudley Smith,
Mrs. V. f. Brackens and Mrs.
Newman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
P.-T.A
NEWS

Oakland preschool meets Tues
day at s p. m. at 1922 South
Adams. with Mrs. Elmer Tegen
presiding. Miss Mary Frances
Harrison will speak. A social hour
will follow the meeting and fathers
are especially invited as this IS
the annual Dads Mite Hostess
SEES are Mesdames Donald Gamer
on. Paul Newman, Herbert Pol
lock ana Jack LeMarr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

Glove and Trowel gardeners will
hold their January meeting Tues
day at the home of Mrs Richard
Cook on West Pioneer ave. and
Clarhs creek. A o'clock dessert
luncheon win open the afternoon
with Mrs. r. c. GoodaIl as assist
ing hostess. The afternoon will be
spent making miniature wall
hangings. materials for which Will
be furnished. There will also be
an exchange Of vegetable seeds for
the spring planting of Victory gar
dens.
Another garden club meeting.
also scheduled for Tuesday at p.
m. Is that Of the Round Table
group, which viii gather at the
home Of Mrs Stewart Perry of s12
18th st.. N. W. Papers will be
read by Mrs John Fraser and Mrs.
Pierce Leavitt. Mrs. George ches-
brough viii be assisting hostess.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
Mns bent sSoiepbtnnnt

@ir botten our6ous feinen @runo
uns 5l1 beflagen, oob bie Gogel iid)
iiber bas Sriibiabr in uniern 3ier=
ltrdu6ern einniiteten, nod erboben Die
Seninari item irgenoeinen gintpano,
ooB Elm befieoertes Baar iid auf oem
8alebauplab beiniId ma6te, aber
menn Elm neutrality-suspicious. inn
3innter zines Hbololopben ltb baus=
li6 nieoerldbt, 10 lit Oas eine barte
@eOulbsprobe ielbit fir einen Sbilo=
lopben.
gea6ri6ten bon allen Seiten sufol=
ge lit ni6t MIR r1nler @elanbe bon
niloen Salen iiber1aufe1t, ionoern lie
ioIlen 10 5ablreib iein, baB cine 8e=
lobnung fiir sic Iustilgung oieier INT
piufommenen Noger geiest it, l1niern
So6i6ul= =Srelbmen mabt es groBes
gergniigen, alle 8iil6e 5u bnrbinden,
menn ar6 nit menig @rfolg.
X X X
Sn elmer 5tpeiltiinoigen eroben
8Ibnenboriteuung boten oie Seminas
rilten am Sonntagabenb ben Stuoen=
ten cine iebr unterbaltenoe Mbped=
lung l1eber 80 S6auipieler itellten
has 2eben bes engliiben Seiuiten uno
Mdrtprers @ampion - 5ur 3eit Der
&onisin @1ilabetb um oas Sabr 1873
- oar. Die 9aritellung perriet cine
sriinbli6e gorbereitung uno Die
Selbitanfertisl1ne Der &oitiime nobn
ebenfaus geraune 3eit in Aniprud.
X X X
l1niere Maianbabten tperben taglid
aufgeopfert, I'M bon Gott einen bal-
bigen uno mabren Srieoen 5u erlan-
gen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

|ieit 6onntag Die geipobnte otpeir1nl
taglibe Rartoffelportion ,tidt nlebr
alf Dem gii6 erfdien, Iiefert eine,l
idlaeenoen getpeis fir bic beflagens-
tuerte gatiade.
Die borbanoenen &artoffeln tpurbet'
beiieite geiebt fir Sesfartoffeln, OBJ
tuobl nan6e bic Mniiht auBerten, es
lei bieletdt borteilbafter, oieielben 5u
eiien.
X X X
@iner @abe bon flint Dollar mar
nabltebenoe 8emerfung beigefiigt:
usSir baben einen Sbrer iungen 8ries
iter als slliiltenten. 8ir fonnten nns
feinen beilern piiniden."
X X X ....
ltniere beralidIten @liidtpiinidc
Serrn mo 5rau Matt Ebome in Sil-
ben, 8is., ipelbe am 25. Ipril ibr
eolbenes gbeiubilaum feierten.
X X X
llnIer Goal S1lno bat fait Sic Sau=
Ienobouarbobe errei6t. @er min be-
bilflid ieil1, 1t1ler 3iel 5u errei6e1
coer 5l1 iiberfliigeln? 8ir peripreben
ben SllnO fir oieles SSsabr ab5uidlie=
Ben, ipenn oie tauienb 9ollar bon
iinb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
9elttIhlano un0 oas be1ebte beam.

9elti6la11o nno oas beiette be5ip.
perbiinoete europa baben ieet oie
Simmer5eit eingefiibrt, 10 oaB iia
nunmebr Ser oltliben &riegs5eit feds
Stltnoen boraus iinb. Ser Gatifan,
Ser bon Stalien umgeben lit, ma6te
sic 3eitberdnoerung nit.
@lei65eitig tpurOen in Initralien,
mo iebt Der Somn1er borbei lit, bie
llbren cine Stunbe 5uritdgeiteut, 10
oaB Brisbane, Melbonrne 1no SDo-
nep MIR nod IA, Ibelaioe 1874 uno
Hertb 12 Stunoen Dor Ser oltli6en
&riegs5eit boraus itnb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

fumbus, iporaif Der nengetpeibte Brie.
iter in leiner Seimatitaot ieine Brinlia
feierte, am 6. SUM- 1920.
Ser geritorbene miro iiberlebt bon
orei Sbneitern, MiB Sereia Sdtp.
2atprence nnb Sbm. gitella, Die oeln
9roen Der 8armberaigen SdDeltern
angebDren.
9ieb. glrnolo NOR Elm nftiDes Wfit.
glieo Ser Soiepbinlm Ilnn1ni Miio-
ciation. @De Mitglieber berielben tper-
cen 5tpei FL. Meiien fiir feline Seelen.
rltbe al1fopfern. g8ir bitten audi utt-
iere Seier, bes So6p. 8eritorbenen
in ibren Gebeten geoerfen 5u pollen.
&.S.H.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
Stimrne des Volkes fuer
dos Josephinuln

GinIiegeno so. 8. iiber $5, bic id
au gbren Ser Sl. Samilie beriproden
tatte, fails ib in einem Inliegen gr,
borung fGnbe. @ott lei Danf bin ih
erbort iporben. Sd ipiinlde Sbnen
@ottes Seeen uno bite Inn oas @a-
bet Sbrer 5tubenten. Wfrs. S. s..
&C., Ya.
X X X
Inclosed find S. for a special favor
that has been granted-Mrs. M. S.,
Ohio.
X X X
Weinem geripreden gen1ab ienoe
i6 Sbnen S. gum 9anf fir bie CT
borung elmer 8itte. 0anf Der Sir
bite Ser Iieben Mutter @ottes luno
bes fl. Intonius babe ih meine @e.
iltnobeit ipieoer erlangt. - 80. g.,
Su.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
&ep. Charles Mrnplb

slm 80. slpril lit Geb. CHARLES slr-
nolo, 5ur &laiie 6es Sabres 1920 ge-
borig, plotli6 aus bieiem Seben &C.
i6ieben.. 9erielbe ipar felt etli6en
8o6en erfranft uno idien al1f Der
geilerung 5u iein, na6oem er bon e..
nem Ser5I6lag befallen porben.
gr bate nod am 80. MpriI NOR
gems bie bl Weiie 5elebriert lno fiibl=
te iid anideineno uobl.
sluf oem @ese na6 ieinem Stu-
bier5immer rief er ieiner S6meiter,
sic fir ibn bausbielt, 5u, er befiir6te
einen neuen slnfau, uorauf Der Sob
fait pl0blib ei11trat.
Geb. 9lrnol6 tpar am 27. 9e5ettber
1898 in Seriep gitp, sc. S., geboren
unb beludte a6t Sabre lang bic ct.
fi6olasi6ule.
8egen ieines 1ngetpobnli6en Sa'
lentes unb berporragenoer Sronn1ig-
felt empfabl i'm iein Bfarrer unb tpar
linn bebilflid, ins Soiepbinum aufge<
rommen al1 tperben.
@r begann I'M September 1908 iei>
ne Stuoien I'M Soiepbinum uno or
beitete it6 binnen fur5em an Die Spit
sc ieiner &laiie uno ertparb it9 Die
Treunoi6aft aller ieiner Witituoen=
ten.
Stl1oenten, tpelde itd i'm Sabre
1914 I'M Soiepbinum befanben, mer-
ben itd erinnerr, tpie oamals Der Stint
mel nit @ebeten beitiirn1t tpuroe, als
Gbarles @rnolo 'infolge elmer f9tpe~
rem Speration ii9 in fritiidem 3u~
itan6e befanb. 8eridiebene beionoere
s(nba9ten pur6en bannals abgebalten
unter Der 2eitung bes banaligen 5pi<
rituals Heb. San &oiiun, g. S. Na6-
Dem &ep. Mrnolb feline 5entinaritubien
nit GROCER @us5eidnung beenbet, er=
hielt er am 20. Wai 1920 in Der &a=
peue bes solepbinuns Die III. Hrieiter~
peibe aus Ser Sanb 6es Sm'1ten &rn.
8iidofs Sames S. Sartlep bon Co.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

Gin 8roieft am goloraoofluB, oas
beionoere 8ea6tung beroient, lit Der
Ma=Nmerican Canal, Ser ieht ieiner
goaenbung enteegengebt. gs banbelt
ii6 um cine refine 8eipaherl1ngsanlage,
Die ba5u beitinmt lit, 100000 4cres
i'm SSrnperial=Eal unb goa9eGa-EaI
in &alifornien un6 ein betrd9tli9es
@ebiet in Mri5ona nit @afier au ber-
ioreen. Ser &auptfanal tpirb in @iir.
5e fertiggeitent iein; feline 2dnge be-
trdgt 80 Meilen. Gin 3meigfanal bon
1S0 @eilen 2dnge miro bem @ebiet
IN Mri5ona @aiier 5ufiibren.
Gin anoeres benerfenspertes Bro.
jeff, oas iest ieiner 8onen6ung ent.
seeensebt, lit Der $50 SUB bobe Sba.
ita-Damm. Ser @aiierfau, Ser fid
iiber BEN Sbeitel oieier Mnlage err
eieBen miro, penn oas @taubeden bon
1T, miro breinnaI 10 bod iein tpie Der
Niagara=Sau. 3um 8au Ser Mnlage
,peroen 100000 &nbifparo 8eton
hen0tigt.
Die &abiareiier tper6en ni6t 81,
barben brau1en, audi ipenn Elm 8fnnb
gutter, in1portierter ,,8lad &omanoff"
$12.60 foitet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

8isber batten bie Na5is ben in Der
Sdpeia ituoieren6en Nopi5en unb
&lerifern, bie oeutfde Staatsbiirger
maren, oas Bribileg gepabrt gebabt,
baB iie nidt gum Wilitdroienit ein5i-
riiden brau6ten. Cine neue 8erfii,
s,lng bat oantit a1fgerdumt uno fiira-
li6 itno ale 6teie in ben Seeresbienit
Ser Na5is befoblen tporben beatp. bu'
BEN Stellungsbefeble erbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

8on Ser @elebgebung bes Staates
Oregon tpurbe Elm @eieb nieberee-
idlaeen, tpel6es &ir6eneigentum uno
@obltatigfeitsanitalten al beIteuern
noridlug.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

SBM bat entihieben, baB Elm UNI
berbeiierlider Seinidmeder, Der ab-
Iolut unb aud i'm &rieee nidt obne
oen &abiar ausfommen fann, nur Z
Bunfte ieines gationierungsbu1es
pro Bfuno beraueeben brau6t. 9as lit
bie glei9e Bunfte5abl tpie bel 2ahs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

0as 8rot beltegt Sen Stein. (Selbit
Elm bartes Ser5 miro our6 Gait
freunoi6aft beltegt.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

tnIere Stuoenten baben nur au5u=
friib Die gntoedung senadt, oaB einc
&artoffe felfnappbeit begonnen bat. 9aB
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Iittippd), ben IL. Wat 1913
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&irdJenfalenber

8. 16. Moi 3. Spnntag nad) Sitern
Evening star., 1943-03-27

Ldst-mtnnts changes IN radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that day.
Evening star., 1943-03-27

very old age, 80 years or more.
Spawning takes place in May or
June. Each female. on her third
birthday, deposits from 100000 to
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Deaths Reported

Joseph H. Zea. "a, 21Os G St nv
William H. Kump. 80, 346 Kentucky ave.
Mary R. Baylss, 81, 1907 Floral st. NV
Cora z. Moore, 10. 1919 r st. NV.
Robert M. Boycott. ~. 2lO5 Good Hopt
Alice Wiikerson, 7e, 3215 Chestnut st. e.
Harriet c: Staples. 76. 3243 st. NV.
Elizabeth L. Hayes, 70. 1880 18th st. NV.
John F. Putnam, "A, 1901 18th st. NV.
Clarence Adams, 13, 5207 43rd ST., Hyatts-
william W; Gawen. 7s; $50 I st. ne.
Thomas P. Britt, 81; 1880 18th st: NV;
Bernard E. Reichhardt. sr. "a. 812
QuackenboS ST. NV
Benedict W. ingram. So. 334 Adams st. n e.
Charles w. Michael. 54, 7O5 9th st. NV.
Charles H. Buser. "a, Virginia.
Addie M. Carroll. Al, 1000 18th st. NV.
Infant Ridings, Virginia.
James Robinson, 6S, 2Ol0 10th st. NV.
Martin V. B. Miller. 81. 1906 Webster st
Fred ,Witherspoon; 40. 1924 ,7th st. NV.
Isabel johnson, As, 92l Union ct. NV.
Harry Smith. 80. 2415 Lannon pl. sc.
Rebecca Golson, SO. 429 M St NV
Helene M. Wainwright. 20, 500 Florida ave
Mary z. williams. 2s. 43s N st. NV.
Lucille Jordan, "a, 4O2 4th st. Sc
John Hubbard, 2l. 334 Mclean ave. sw.
joseph w Smith. 2l. MARYLAND
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Odds and Ends

Pritchardville: A newspaper ar
ticle states, Planes dove low over
transport columns" Shouldn't 1t
be "dived"?-D. A. H.
Answer-Yes, although dove" Is
common in colloquial use. But I
should not use it in serious speech
or writing.
Toledo: What is the proper way
to pronounce DETROIT? II 1t
'dee-TROE-it" t"?-Reader.
Answer-No, nor should the hrst
syllable receive the accent, as
DEE troit." Tho second syllable
of Detroit rhymes with the second
syllable Of adroit, exploit. Say dee
TROIT.
Lafayette: I have insisted that
the word devotion" "a devotional
service) has no plural, that prop
erly one does not attend the "devo-
tions," but attends the devotion
alt. D. P.
swer-"Devotional" IS an ad-
jective, and so far has no sanction
as a noun. "Devotions" l. approved
by Merriam -Webster's. ''Kneeling
at devotions" is given as An example
Of the correct usage.
Chicago: Please pronounce the
masculine name LOUIS.-F. ].
Answer-The English L. % LOO
iss, CD LOO-ee. The French 10
loo-EE.
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. lam. couples must
apply TOR a marriage license on
one ddy, Wait three full days and
rece1De their license on the NTH
ddy. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other dnys
Evening star., 1943-03-27

now. Honker the Goose and his
flock spent night in it on their
way south last fall"
Mrs. Quack waited to hear no
more. She shot up into the air and
disappeared over the tops of the
trees in the Green Forest.
What do you think Of my idea?"
asked Jerry, as he and Mr. Quack
watched her out Of sight.
Il think it is great, just simply
great replied Mr.. Quack.
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Bedtime Stories
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

When ne proves 4 friend in the time Of need
Mr.. and Mrs. Quack had been so
much taken up with each other and
with their troubles that they had
quite forgotten that they were not
alone in the Smiling Pool So it
happened that when Mrs. Quack
had suggested that If Mr.. Quack S
wing got strong enough they might
be able to find a lonesome pond not
too far away where they could make
their home for the summer, they
were little startled to hear q voice
say, II know where there is one, and
you will not have to fly to get to it, y
and jumped little. You see, their
nerves had been very much upset
for a long time, and the least unex-
pected thing made them jump. Then
both laughed.
Hello, Jerry Muskrat We'd for
gotten all about you," said Mrs.
Quack. What was that you said? !?
Jerry good naturedly repeated
what he hal said. Mrs. Quack's face
frightened. do you really mean
it?" she asked eagerly. DO you
really mean that you know OF pond
where we could live and not be likely
to be seen by these two-legged crea-
lures called menu
That's what I said" replied Jerry
briefly.
"Oh, Jerry, you're not joking, are
you? Tell me you're not joking,
begged Mrs. Quack.
"Of course, I'm not joking" re-
turned Jerry. just a little bit in
dignantly. Il am not the kind OF a
fellow to joke people who are in
such trouble as you and Mr.. Quick
seem to be in. The idea came to me
while you were talking. OF course, I
couldn't help overhearing what you
were saying, and the minute you
mentioned lonesome pond the idea
came to me, and think It's per-
fectly splendid idea. I know OF just
the lonesomeSt kind of lonesome
pond, and you won't have to fly a
stroke to get to it. If you are smart
enough not to be caught by Reddy
Fox. or Hooty the Owl, or Billy
Mink, or any of those people who
hunt for a living. there isn't any
reason know of why you shouldn't
spend the summer there in peace
and comfort"
Mrs. Quack's eyes fairly shone
with hope and eagerness. "Oh, Jer-
ry, tell US where it is and we'll start
for it right away!" she cried.
Jerry's eyes twinkled. "Of course,
the owner of that pond might not
like to have neighbors. I hadn't
thought of that" said he. Perhaps
he ought to be asked first"
Mrs. Quack's face fell. Who Is
the owner?" she asked.
my cousin, Paddy the Beaver.
He made it," replied Jerry proudly.
Mrs. Quack's face lighted up again
at once. I'm sure he won't object,
said she. I'VE know a great many OF
the Beaver family. In fact, they are
very good neighbors of ours in our
home in the far Northland. I didn't
suppose there was q beaver pond
anywhere around here. Tell me
where it is, Jerry, and I'll 60 right
up there and call on your cousin"
"All you've got to do is to follow
the Laughing Brook way back into
the Green Forest and you'll come
to Paddy's pond" said he. He made
that pond himself two years ago
He came down from the Great
Woods and built 4 dam across the
Laughing Brook way back there In
the Green Forest and gave us . great
scare here in the Smiling Pool by
cutting of the water for . few days
He has got 4 very nice pond there