Show "1 Be Jtime Story An Unwillin Sailor By ThorntonisW Burjesscrew more A ship more odd and a ' You coulYiot find though you searched a year or It was a ship without sail old an 'rudder In fact Itjvas just one— was Jerry just log The crew Muskrat Yes sir Jerry Muskrat was captain mate crew and pasnot senger of that odd ship and was the he aii miffed up because tell to Jerry whole thing Truth Just up but puffed was anything a ' in huddled him at one glancelittle brown bunchy on one end pt that log would be 'enough to tell very far' you that" Jerry was-fatruth is The from being happy Yes saulor Jerry was an unwilling sailor sir' he was a very unwillng on a voyage he didn't want' to take toa place of which he hadn't the least knowledge was farther down Already Jerry than he ever Brook the Laughing all sides the On had been before over water had spread and spreadMeadGreen the across bank the a Jong seemed until-thland ows long way off such a long wayhethat is swimmer though Jerrv'good like it to reach didn't feel trying of end on the So he sat huddled by along and wcarried the log the swift current toward the Big River Sometimes the log bumped 'into another log or into a tree Once it hit so hard that Jerry tumbled off into the water- but he was back again in a jiffy a soft Presently Jerry heard from the top sweet voice calling the of tree- - he was passing For was Jerry soft first time in all his life sweet not1 glad to hear that Blue- vnthA vnirp of Winsome Mistress sweet of bird the herald He looked up Winsome Spring was on ineaop-wiiii 'icHnt nrppn sForest There werel joy and happiness in the very sfcund of his voice tuc OA ofinFN STANDARD-EXAMINE- 1944 1 NOVEMBER 1 mJJnmmiwt SIDE GLANCES j in showing by the dictionaries ftTwo symbols in particular that seem to be frequently misinterpreted are those used by Merriam-Websterin giving the pronunciation' of and in words like picture nature ordure verdure Webster's symbols are "tu" and "du" with a curved line below and linking the "tu" and du " Many persons belieie that the linked "tu" means the sound of "t" followed by a long "u" sound (tyoo) and that (he linked "du" is "d" followed by long "u" (dyooi Therefore they hold that nature should be pronounced "NAY-tyoopicture should be verdure should be and ordure should be pro-enunciat- rrj'i MUJJII u m i u r In Evanston V 4 -- i - t- 1 f fj t EVANSTON siA Lieut Claude Wy6 Nov 1— Corbett Is in Evansick leave and is ston on a visiting with his mother MrsWllla W Corbett Lieut Corbett has just been released from the station hospital Camp Pickett Va vhere he has been receiving treatment for injuries sustained ine maneuvers ex when a faulty ploded in his hand He is pjatoon commander gi the Intelligence and reconnaisance olatooh of the 311th 78th division U S infantry of (the return to the hos will arrtiv He fcr a check-u- d Pickett at Camp pital to duty reassigned before being Mrs Corbett's mother Mrs Faye Wales swho ias been a cuest in her daughter's home for the past two montns leii on ounaay ior Omaha 'Neb where she will visit before with relatives and friends to her home in Denver returning Colo i Mrs Corbett is mathematics instructor in the Evanston junior nign scnooi ''s H 7 21-d- -"' "PIK-tyoo- r" "VER-dyoo- r" "OR-dyoo- r" etc But such tions are not heard inpronunciastandard American speech Webster's linked "tu" and are signs of palatization as "du" explained in paragraph 249 page liii of the section on' pronunciation By "palatization" is meant the ' ch" sound of "ti" and the 'j" sound of "o!" which Webster's ex' the natural proplains are nunciation in general use by unaffected speakers in all the common words in which it is as natural as in righteous ((RY-chussoldier (SOL-jer- ) orchard s) OR-cher- d) - It is best usage nounce nature as: then to feature as: LEK-chNAY-ch- picture as: PIK-chFEE-chlecture as: modulate as: e ordure as: OR-jetc Indeed some dictionaries such as Thorndyke's Century and Ken-yo- n and Knott's show onlv the wnicn are j the also given as first choice in Funk & Wagnalls Frank Colby 3221 Huntingdon er er er MAH-joo-la- - te ver-dur- er top 194 BY UVk SettVWE IWC T M WCtt U g TT Off changed a bit in the two years Fve "The old place hasn't — been in the Pacific that same guy was dishing out political kisses! but it surely can't be the same baby t" i District Judge Vacates Divorce Decroa "" Place Houston Texas Taken From Our Files vacating and petition afor divorce decree aside setting court Second district irk granted 15 in fthe case of Wil- on Sept A TROOPS OF 96TII DIVISION" ADVANCE IX PHILIPPINES way through the wreckage of a native village as General Douglas the Philippines invasion of (AP — -- — —— — — — Soldiers of the SGth division fiffht their MacArthur's forces amove inland in the Wirephoto) — — pro- er ay hahd-grtnad- r" 1 Lieut Corlictfc Visits '! 's Seek Education Post Billy Scwright Is Home on Leave Mrand Mrs W D Sewright of Billy Sewright Motor Machinist Long Beach Calif former Evan-3- c ' U S navy is visiting with stoi residents Mr and Mrs Sewrightxhave two friends in Evanston while on a leave He has pbrticipated in other sons in the navy 'service invasions in Africa Sicily Italy and David Sewright coxswain Ms in Normandy and wears the campaign New Caledqnia and Wayne Sewribbons for four major sea opera- right signalman 2c is at the naval-bastions in thenavy He is a son of at Norwich Cmnv Nov EVANSTONWyo: 1— ' 30-d- ay SALT LAKE CITY! Nov? 1 (AP) Two candidates rcportejdiy seeking uw election to presidency pi me tTiU two its Education association at day annual convention beginning tomorrow are LeRoy W Hiliam Granite high school vocational education instructor and J C Mof ? fit P'rovo superintendejnt J Jacksohw had been approved Charles G Cowtoday by Judge Avas married Sept The couple ley oo tow at Creclrv Coin WHY BE FAT When It's So Easy to Be Slender PHONE 6400'" TREU METHOD OF REDUCING 2378 Washington Blvd Ag rnuld flv" muttered Fifty Years Ago The presidential campaign enters Tt nil verv 'well for "him The arrest of Capt Alfred Dreywill be the home stretch 'It no to be' happy and joyous fort he can fus on charge of being a spy for upon one But finish a whirlwind know I is don will hp ' Germany and pther countries t con y irvcr will who i sure seems just the sensation of the day— in Paris trol theright what ever is going io uetumc next congress me I wouldn't go back if I could is having The Sultan because there isn't any place to go Th© Kn Klux Kian ana xne to One of my houses is swept trouble with Arab tribes living Flaming circle avvav and the other is under water across the strait from Gibraltar Knights of theOhio So far there Niles in use clash it control to take of threatens so that I couldn't 'possibly Spain wound scores and deaths to four So the' country are I would drown if I tried ed or more or less battered up - there is nothing for me to do as I see but" to stav right where I am Czar Alekander of Russia died De Valera' Irish Republican old log gets somewhere at Lividia after an extended illthis until ' has been sentenced to serve when leader knows near shore Goodness ness His eldest son has been proone month in Jail for making a thatrwill be or where it will be claimed as czar off speech in Londonderry But says he I'm being carried way way see - arid never recognize the authority never I'll Nihilists Russian living does not perhaps Refugee court of or the cirthe Smiling inXswitzerland have issued a ithe Green Meadows Pool again Oh dear! Oh dear!" cular printed in red ink and given Frank P Walsh attorney for Cheer iipf Cheer! wide circulation "Cheer up! gloating over the tells the senate investicried ' a joyous voice One? more death of the czar and warning his s committee that J P Morin the up" waited gatinghabs son and successor Jerry looked underwritten the Republigan There sat Welcome Robirl and for him around the corner can campaign there was -- no unhappiness about He looked down and Welcome From" all parts of the state Tom Sims says: "Some of the 'saw Jerry comes reports of political rallies "Cheer up Jerry! Cheer up of Democrats and Republicans people who know all the football Jerry!" he called "Just think howif Frank J Cannon is plainly in the scores don't know who all is runrnucn worse off youj would be lead for the office of delegate to ning for president" vou couldn't swim' Cheer up! congress f— - Cheer up! Cheer up! Cheer up!" ' "Fred F' Bond Groceri The Ogden lodge bf Moose ininow is In" spite of himself Jerry felt bet- - located at 340 'Twenty :'f if th street tiates a class of 92 with ceremonies ter He couldn't help but feel bet- and will be to see his old cus- lasting well into the night and a About 200 Salt Lake luncheon ter His log was now well past tomers and glad a lot of new' ones" members- amended the tree in Which "Welcome Robin was sitting but Welcome's voice "Last" evening about eight Vclock still' came to him clearly with its a deputy sheriff arrested fiveboys message of cheer Welcome had set who had off gates favoring the election of George H him to thinking — thinking how as a Halloween trick They spent Dern as governor much worse off he might be some hours in jail but Judge Peiy Price grand exalted "Ifs true" thoughthe "that If rin finally released them to the 4 John G Elks a great is listed to speak be would I swim I of couldn't the ruler of their parents custody '" deal worse1 off than I am In fact tonight and will deal with the powould be drowned by From Japan comes word that4he litical obligations of the Elks j IthiS'probably time" 2 wonder if I'll ever get Jap army has taken Port Arthur I carttget anything the most important seaport of Man James M Lynch the new presianywhere where ' goodness!-Trfere'the churia to eat My dent of the Typographical union I'm and pther national officers were Big River just ahead! Ifisever tellno taken but on that there Glasmann of The Stand- installed oday in Indianapolis Editor bf me! That ard ing what will become by Attorney L R it current is terribly ?swlft! I've got Rogerscharged libel appears in court namedv commander- of the remainwith to do something! 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