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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Loeged-off Lands

WRITE o. call for booEi~s os lOxseo
land 70 West. WASH for ssis On essy
t<rnnx Rsyefhs~Vs~r Tfmh<f Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Probate Estate
Of {. H. Wills,
AutoPioneer

y The will of the late c. Harold
Wills, automotive pioneer who died
December 30, was admitted to
probate today by Judge Thomas
c. Murphy. Mrs. Mary c. Wills,
the widow: Joseph Walsh and
Fred E. McClary were named
executors.
No valuation of the estate was
made, but Mrs. Wills told the court
the inventory would probably be
considerable. Mrs. Wills was
bequeathed the household effects
and cars of the residence at $50
Lake Shore drive, Crosse Pointe
Shores.
The balance of the estate, under
terms of the will. is to be divided
equally between Mrs. Wills and
two sons, John G. and c. Harold
Wills Jr. A 500 bequest was made
to Mrs. Virginia hester of SIT Lin
coin road, Crosse Pointe, daugh-
ter, but the will declared gifts had
been made her before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold. or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
AFFORD to take a chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Greomulsion
! which goes right to the seat OF the
1trouble to help loosen and expel germ
yladen phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw. tender, infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way 1t quickly allays the cough. per-
uniting rest and sleep, or YOU are to
nave your money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Tax Anticipation
For Hdmtrdm(k
Times STAR Correspondent

LANSING. Feb. 1.-The public
debt commission has solved the
financial problems of Hamtramck
temporarily by granting the city
permission 10 borrow S135. 900 on
next years taxes, State Treasurer
Theodore l. Fry. chairman. said
today.
The board warned William
Cohen, Hamtramck city attorney.
that no future borrowing will be
permitted until the entire city debt
can be refunded on business
like basis
Experts from the Michigan Mu-
nicipal League are studying Ham,
tramck's involved financial
structure to set up a new oper-
ating plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14

ing awards were founded by Ed
ward Box. former editor of the
Ladies Home Journal, and were
first administered by the Harvard
School of Business from 1924 10
1880. They were discontinued
after that Until 1885 when they
were revived.
Ewald. al IS was co-founder of
the firm he heads. He was born
and reared in Detroit He is ra-
tionally known for his long expert
ence and help to the needs of
social agencies and charities. He
directed the publicity in the five
Liberty Loan drives in 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Bond Firm Calls
Charges Vague

A petition Of Stranahan. Harris
4 Co. a Toledo bond firm. for
dismissal of mail fraud indict-
rent was under consideration to-
day by Federal Judge Arthur F.
Lederle.
The bond firm. il vas alleged
conspired with Frank D. Mckay.
Republican national committee
man for Michigan. in connection
with the financing Of the water
system in Grand Rapids. Mckay
\ is also under indictment.
4 The petition said the charges
were so vague. indefinite and un-
certain that defendants cannot
properly prepare a defense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14

medal for dis
tinguished serv-
ice awarded at
the annual ad-
vertising awards
dinner here last
night at I h g
Waldorf Astoria
Hotel.
The medal is
the outstanding
personal recoG-
milton q W ar q
made yearly in
the advertising
field. Eighteen
0 I h er awards
were also mad.
The AdNeriiS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Medal Awarded
Henry Ewd|d

NEW YORK, n. Y, Feb. IA
Henry T. Ewald, So. president Of
the Campbell-Ewald Company. De-
troit advertising firm. today is
the holder OF the coveted gold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14

ADVERTISEMENT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

A wedding q intense interest II
a large number ef friends ii Mos
Point and Jackson county 2as sol.
eSnniEea IN lae Methodist church
Y Mos Point o. Monday venin
December IS. ISL Ehen MIss Mar
ma Eaozse Jeuuep elder daaehter
% AR and Mr. Edwln q. Iennea
became Tie bride q Afr Iark Turn
ef sou q Mrx : r Turner bofh
families being residents OF Nos
Point
The naptiAl rites we're performed
ny kek + l. Walton. pastor Of fbe
church 3 single ring ceremony IN
ne presence Of = large number Of
friends and vel wishers AZ the
Young couple Preceding the eere-
mony Ars Fioxc Mccfay Il The
piano played several selections
after aaich Mn } BseBsll al A.
glse sang two Numbers. Al. Sweet
Mystery o. Life and Because
ne Ne1aing gaarch from Lohru.
sFtn y N4ssaeF aas played a. the
bridal party entered WITH Mendess-
ailns wedding march IS 3 reees-
aouai
Ms Eddie Le1nep sister 81 the
1siee SA The mad Of hanof. and
AAa 6ecomlngly dressed IL ; costume
Of heavenly blue ana rose fafle
4lk aln earned - arm bouquet q
orchids The sEeet little lioNer girl
Cassie Bosette Haa dreazed IA blue
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
Advantages of First
Class Postage For
Christmas Cards
Nay bs SeaieA rmseated Cards
TgH4asd ~ UFealarx AsS Net
Always EfeAsrFnhsx.

TIE advantages ~ mnfllnx chrsss Z
mas grerfiras earfx ~ nsxt-ciass
mail instead d ~ ualfa-eiass 81
whlch thef are han0lnd ~ cirruiara
Is being called - me attention 81
tafrosas 81 tns PasnaRDuin paax oftlcs
by Postmaster Arthur v ezniuh
Each Christmas. Mr.. arnith 3asd
large numbers ~ Christmas greet
lrasS maiIed ~ anseaied knyeioG
81 the l~hiFd-eiaz6 uMn q Dpstave
are disposed Of a. waste beeauss
aley are undailseruhie ~ mddress
"a due 70 us removal uf dne &c
dfcssee o. other cause.
surh greetings arr NOD entlgled "a
ue free iorwArdin9 privilege Accofa
~ Those mailed in scaled envelope
sc ue first-eiaas rate and cons
qanntly. the sendefx m mary Eases
never know th3t ire aremtirss were
not received BY Eae &adreaaee Tbs
rould not occur n she grrrfinrN were
mailed sealed 81 tse Iirsa-elAss rate
When the messages are ahaled ard
nlc II the ffrst~elAnn rate. writer
meaSaKes net otherwise permitted
may Be inebsed InA, 81 course
z1Yes TIE cards = personal appeal
wbieh l. much Appreciated b. aan
In addition. ftrsf-claas mail Is dis
patched firsA. given directory service
i necessary. forward without add
siotaai ehargs; also II they nnnot
BE- delivered thes axs returned 10 tue
sender Ntinnat charge provided ne
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

that matched her eye8 ard wak
fEaas attractive ard wansozEse Tnf
other trtde1masda wese Mn WI
GRAY. Mr. HaroSd Gkliakpy ard
NElas Catherine Hhodes wh1 weFe
beEofasuNly KoWrtea. and we're cor
xzres ot s<ll<uaen roses
The grnosn had a. hts sesf mat
ICharhs HlznEoHsr. aatn Prank
spsHn Forrest Crabtfes ard Fred
bssfsuq ~ ~grourn1neu FulDasng
tae bridesmaids and KroouxmFn
tag bride entered atons Ard pRs
met ag the altar b. Mt Turner The
bride newer iaoknc l0TeiiKf. ard
sore Z bridal dress Of whsfs satin
sweeihears neckllns. with hands 81
aeed p<arh across . ahlTred bra ies
81 mutton .ieevea forming q pn4nt
over IRE wfiNt : FUN length veil
crowned with grange btaa8grns
During she excbafee - xowH
LaeDestfaaEu wae playee Huftly b
Mrs. MeCuNy me enaucei Va taste.
fully decorated with white chys-
autnemuun ard ferns and tai
white candies iH brass e~aFailestieks
FoltowinR tae ceremony ct tns
Church = large humber ~ the guests
assembled * TIRE LNunep home
where 3 reception waE held anG ar
enjoyable houT spent b. the FRIENDS
q us contracting parties Mn
Lennep handsomely dressed lei blur
and osShld. graclo1sly received the
guests She uws assisted IN rcceiv-
ing b Mr. J y Love. Mrs. Alton
Tl1emeau. AIRS X c. Elcg and Mrs
Henry ninEBer Mrs Alton Thomson
presided 81 the punch bowl. and
Airs Prank Spann. Jr- cut the
traditional wedding cake. which
rested OF the center Of the table /
ihn Table being covered with q
beautiful embFoiasfed linen cboth
shieh was an helfloom IN uae Len.
family
Foll0wiHz the reception the bride
slipped away and exchanged ; R0ina
away dress for her aiamoruus wed.
ling EoNn-a fxo.paece slik Celan-
ese crepe dress 81 soft cream an
original Carlyle creation. Win brown
accessories and q fur hat. and wear
away 81 orchid c0rxage
The newig-Eeds left Immediately
after the reception. b. auto a..
Mobile thence 10 Panama City
Florida for a short honeymoon ard
On their return viii be 1t home Gn
Moss Point
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES
OF TitE DEB-TEENs

Tfe DsbTeen club. organization
Of tsen-a9e girls. under the lead
ership Of Miss Edna Williams. WpA
Recreatlorai director, vii 70 caroi-
Inns. Tuesday night December .
Al snut-ins. and any other people
who would ike fer me eirla 10 come
By Their houses and sing are re-
Quested 70 let the Deb-Teens KNOW
By placing = lighted Candle Ii their
Window
The girls have made many inter
eEttsag plans for the future. dances.
ueinez r0axts. hikes and campfire
programs
Tne Deb-Teenx are entertaining
With = holiday dance At the Com
nunitF house. the night q Decem-
Der S0th
In order 70 spread good cheer and
happiness during the holidays tie
giTs have adopted = needy family
% whom they vii give 3 box mlied
Niih clothes. foou and toxa There
have also been several boxes fixed
for TIE soldier These vi BE- Dis
nibuted during Christmas week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

Was only lass week distinguished Is
tisc best girl citizen 81 the senior
Glass sne waa chosen 70 represent
Mo2 puant IN the ID A X Good
Citizenship orr contest
Malfa = al outstanding member
a. the Af0ss Point Hiish sefIoo. Band
81 which she plays tho plecoio. and
IS also = drum makorette Taxing
an active Interest IN drAutaiics. ehe
played \ Trading role Ia the junior
play Fof peteA sake. Formerly
3 meuhsr Of the Gifi Reserves
AEalva had to drop that activity this
rear because q euHiilcted eth the
band As vsee-preSldeni OF the senior
class size Is automatically a men,
Der Of the Student Council ror four
yearS size has been q member OF
thss ktttdens governing boaz
she plans e. 90 20 college when
size has finished high sehol Her
ambition Is "a - = Nurse and II Is
toward this end that she viii work
while st college
HeF hobbies are dancing. reading.
tennis and mliaae All things con
4aered MAlRa Is = xeIl-rounded in
AMI may best b. described
a. q normal American girl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PARENT TEACHER ASSN
HAS PATRIOTIC MEETING

The Elementary PrA az pAsca-
go1h held ita regular meeting Tucs
day afternoon. Dtc &C. IN tie scluxa
auditorium. with Mrs r A. 0raef
presiding Ia tfe absence OF Mr.
WaTtvn*B SeelS. president
A Rrat4p 81 Pra messiissfs cusa-
posed Of Mm = A. Qraef. Mrs
AnnAE sc easnssg
ard Mfn l. e iverAon. IN white
costumes and CARRYING nehted
candles. impresslveiy interpreted the
meaning Of the five points ~ the
star ~ 4 playles entitled The Star
Of Life.
Mis- Kathleen KEEL. principal
called attention 70 the special school
bond eicctAon January seventh
Ar& Alton Mansfield read ths
message Of TIE national president
a Crcxd tor CnrtxtmaS. as prnt.
Cd IA TIE current issue Of tsss Parent
Teacher magazine
fso-paft singing Of Christmas
carols b. 4 number Of PA members
added much g. the program Al TINS
meeting. Tire first and third Tues
DAYS Of each month we're set aside
As practice days Ter the chorus
After 4 xscrf business Session Mr.
= a. 0Eaei closed the meeting viii
al appropriate PRAYER for Peace
The association holds is mex.
meeting the third Tuesday IN Jan
aAfy with What PTA Member
an Dc for soldiers IN Training arc
The Part Of Our Local Recreation
q eFnxram n Defense. a. mar
program topis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS
Phone sssi

The Red Cross announces that
classes Hn FIRST Aid viii begin Tues
day night Dec ieta. 81 J O'Clock a.
the Town Hall.
Mr.. II A Turner announces the
engagement Of ms daughter. Miss
Mae Turner. 70 sgt Henry Weyer-
stall eon of Mrs. n W weyerstan
nj the late ar n ". WeyerSiau
Of Ocean Springs The wedding wtIi
take place "a tae near future Sgt
Neyeatall b III the service stationed
II Camp BiAnding with the local
National Guard Unit
80
Mrx Donald Chamberlain Of Gulf
Hlh waa y recent visitor TO Eew
Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renfroe at
Moss Point sere guests. Sunday Of
Mrs RenIroes parents. Mr. and Mrs
K c. Miller.
Pred Wulff and daughter Ms
tfNtAt@&atHt wait - NFA 0ffH8tH
spent lazt Weekend Is their eo4-
tage on front beach.
fSAfffey spent
wednesday IN New Orleans.
%
Mrs. Henry Glrot. Miss Berry,
diros and sally Ann williams mo-
torea 70 New Orleans Monday.
-
sgt Clay Pariin and Pvt. Barney
De1&ommes are spending the week
with their parents IN Ocean Springs
Clay and Barney arr stationed II
Camp Handing. Pa.
%
Mas Beebe Dickson Of Alamnta
kansaA drove down tbs week 10
spend the winter months with her
aunt Mrs Pearl Porter.
Mrs c \. Parker and Mrs. Maud
Bailey arrived Tuesday night from
Harrisburg. III for an Indefinite
stay al the Parker home here.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

snsrress IN football. but then his
attention was turned % various
other 3nonl RctiTitteA
Wesies seems 70 have = knack for
office 8ozz. a nc has bern assist
art IN Principal 9iiix office for
three years. and has bern employed
b. O. e BYieRs for twu years a.
elefk I'll tae RFleKas Bungalow
Displaying talent as 81 crater
Wesley wun al award Ii the 1875
Defamation Contest Continuing
ms ability ms q good speaker. IS
well a. 81 actor. he played the role
q a~uetseaeer ln the 1850 Junior
Class play. -Shlft Sleeves" and
played the role Of Harrison Day Ia
the recent Wiz club play. Don't
Take MY Psnny
Inc 0Iee Club Is pruuu to have
WeAey as one Of ia tenor singers
for sxu years and - It's business
manager thiz year.
Weakey has more than proved has
executive ability IN serving rs vice.
persistent Of MS claxN la both MS
junior and senior years he Is an
active member Ct the Beta Ciun.
serving as treasurer. and Doing =
very eOod 5oh q a. Wesley has
gained recognition b. acting -
business manager Of TIE school
paper. Tfss Panther Pen. and Is
handling al tbr details iuAt as they
should BE-
1ne newly organized Student
Council. members Of which were
chosen ~ the students and teachers.
proudly claims Wesley As ~ Of the
representatives Of the senior eMkx
This young mans outstanding
ability n every phase Uf school life
ard cfsse matters has becotne wide
b knnAn. In aasa he represented
keaeA xae
year ~ TIE American Legion In
jackson where the young boyx are
given practical experience in the
fAz1ct1osa q taesr state government
MesiEy wns chosen also Is Junior
NoinflAn for Oetober. 1871.
He vel deserved this honor Of
outstanding student because Of the
interest ard ability he has shown III
IL seheol activities His cheerful
disposition. cooperative spirit and
high ideals have won him many
fEiendz.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
sfoss POM

Miss ksalTa safhoff. daughter Of
Mr. and Mr. T. Y 8athoff. h TIE
Moss Point High Schools stSsdent q
ihn Week PR four yeaFe. Maivah
frietaattness and her many school
activities have made her one 81 the
most popular Kist a. school both
usth TIE teachers and TIE students
Ranking hixh in her class sehoi-
astleaily. the popular young scniog
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

TO Mr. and Mrs Rarl Adams SD safaz@n St PAscaeoalas =
daaghser. Mars Anee. at ia p IA Decsmbeg e. 1871
To AZ. and Mn. Preside Milton Randall Grand B~y. = son.
oily James 1t 7& D. m December 10. 1871.
To ar and Mira Roosevelt Mckinley Carroll. Ocean spring.
a sn StanolA8n. on DecemoeF II. 1871.
To Mr. and Mrs wesley Faoyc PalrIey. IT. Kreole. q daughter,
LxndA Fne. AZ e6 p m Derember II fsaf.
To Mr. and Mrs James Franklin hlzsou fnee Marie H@ek
ham og PaseaEoula1. Of Moss Point. . daughter. Maayn Anne
1t : II q N Decemher l6. 1871.
To Mr.. ana Mrs Harry l. CuxTy. 90 Lafayette 81 Pasra-
eosia. a dauzhter. Patsy Ann. ~ 5so o n Decemhef nc 1871.
To Mr. and M1 Shepherd Envena. ri l. PpFktnsaon. Miss
a son. At $50 . m Decenher - 1871
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

John WESLEY Geek son 81 ~ I
and the late MrA II. / Coca. takes
hfa place as the outstanding stud
eni a. tbe Pascaeouia Han school
Tor thh week
Before coxtinG 20 PaEcaR01ia IN
1884. wesley attended the OarterA
creek Rural School ne4 Mccunb.
Miksls<ipps Par two years ~ Pas-
ranosEla Hken School he took q gFt@t
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
MuRrHREE CHILD nIEs

The foar-years old daughter o.
NJ and AIRS l. P Murphree, Mar
Ealen Murphree died nj TIE fanil,
fesioetlts 50 Front street. last phi.
day afternoon st S O'Clock Ths
enid had been I'll ong one day The
body sss taken % Purxs for inter.
men1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
OF WEEK ARE SELECTED

e~u feature q lnssrest 70 tire schoa students Of Mos Point ard
paacsruana and their friends ard fani8cI = Introduced IN The chrun-
$500 rnruhanee wah te Moss punt Advertiser. ta week Each
zee 4 enmnfgtae al fsclaS nsnheE and students q each respective
~hcs ~in4 thf ouisfnndinz student % the week ard IN tne oounns
below " u1a print hs O. her ptcsafs and carr 3 bret nosrsra1 q us
person selected
Todss we present tuo ssnoents uho have sood oas ovsr their fenov
Etudsru both II srnoaAstr wurk and student activities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

aenderk return card t. shown on
tne envelope On the other hand.
greetings paid at uie third ~class
rats. arr neither returned MOI for
Warded but are destroyed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

= natumslsfe CaFssunas tfsN Nh
nKare Santa Causes nsaFke6 TIE
rknce ot zach gaA
04@ss were M@es LannRn
Fk!alx LwfMp Caxnllne H2nA
Mnes Y q fenRen Hm 0rnF
J p Turner ard John nzlmoee
@ - aeRA = muEA fe4NH
bride ese1E wzN hwAuflfaly arstxs-
snirxea or Sunday morning with q
breakfass IA ne hCzne q Mn X
p DAVIS
T7ie hsNae wMs very tasaefufzY
1acornted with l0Tr1y fiowxF1 THa
dnline Foozn wae nsas4 attFnctlye1Y
eecorated The table was oVexiafa
w4sh ; handsome Mce ciosh mssa
conferred win . pretty bowl Of
fAoseFz
Quests acre Mis- LenEep Etdfe
LeFnep ard Caroline Rlantek ans
Mesdamea Bil Gray and MrN "
~ Gilmore, and Mrk. Lenneh
mother q ne bride
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
Beautiful Social
Events HonOring
Bride of The Week
Mos Putnt Scene CT Brtiii4mt Wee.
cling Aaa several Pre-SapeiaA
E1ez4A

Mis- Martha Lennep hFAa3-elecs
q ne past weak vas beMuttfuIly
entertained or Wednesday even
inc. Dsx 10. wish al informal seat
ed tea. given hy Mu J . L1Nne ard
Miss Dor4 CUwan
Ar12sssc box& o. nuturnn nowers
weFs plAced aboat tae lhtae rozsm
Tables ARRANGED Ia the Isvzna
room wsFe ovefaain w3uh hAudsozae
liner cloths ard eenterea gsth Vases
a pretty PINK KiElarpsf sosebuds
and fern.
Quests wrote teiegrnms 20 the
honofrr and = floral love story
contest added mzseh entertainment
20 th@ evening Tie hcnaree waA
presented with a lovely pfece OF
linen b tte hostess
The guests we're Misses Lrnnep
Eddie Lsnnep. Pauline CoI4ey
Theresa ctssna. Caroline and Kath-
crime Rhodes Heloise DeIamctte
and Clara Hcrr1n. ard MeSdamex
Bal GRAY and T. O Lennep.
The home OF Mrs Leon Nelson
was the scene Of 3 lovely party on
Saturday morning when she enter
tanned N honor Of Miss Martha
Lennep bride Of the wreck with q
luncheon
CHRISTMAS decorations veT used
throughout the roons Of the home
The dining oom was most attract
lve, the table vas oEerlaid with a
dainty linen cloth and conferred with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

We nesef had very much patience
with ftnni1ky eaters just bet EN-
get good and hungry and they'll
say grace over cold cornnreac and
moIaeaes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
STORKOLOGY

gmksoa coantya population continues steadily on The IN
crease A. Tar a babta are concerned But unlike the pA2 few
o~ekS whpn lie stork2 activities wefe confined mainly % FAsca-
z8aBa. the newcomers arr representative Of several towns - Ne
county a me following VII dsnNs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

Senator Robert Rice Rpynclas of
Nnrth Carolina once ugegated =
stating rink II louisiana.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

The Red Cross announces that
classes ln FIRST AID viii begin Tues
day night Dec ieta. 81 J O'Clock a.
the TOXIN Hall.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Welfare Board for Labor
Proposed for District

Creation of a special board Of
three members ito foster, promote
and develop the welfare of the wage
earnerS of the District of Columbia
in relation to their working condi-
tions," is provided in bill intro
tive Schultz. Democrat, of Indiana.
The board would be charged with
enforcement of safety laws, and see
that employers furnish the Accident
Prevention Board with complete,
detailed reports of all accidents"
and ito bring necessary suits and
institute such prosecutions as may
be necessary to enforce the safety
laws of the District"
Board members would serve terms
of three years; one would be rep
resentative of employers, another Of
labor and a third of the public.
The bill was referred 10 the House
District Committee.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Little Sisters Home
For Aged Dedicates
New Equipment
Mrs. Roosevelt Speaks
To Inmates; Small
Statue Presented

Mrs. Roosevelt yesterday watched
an 81-year-old colored woman sing
and dance La Paloma" as part OF
the dedication ceremonies of $780,
900 worth of new equipment at the
Little Sisters of the Poor Home for
the Aged at Second and H streets
NE.
Mrs. Roosevelt spoke to all of the
260 inmates of the home, assembled
in five different dining rooms and
inflrmaries In each room some
entertainment was provided for her,
including the dance by white-haired
Regina Taylor. Miss Helen Church
presented small statue of the Sa-
cred Heart on behalf of the residents.
The II sisters, who do all the
housework and care for the 260 resi-
dents, had been saving for several
years to put in new kitchen and
sanitary facilities as part of gen.
eral renovation of the 60-year -old
home, it was explained.
Mrs. Roosevelt was greeted by
MOUIlCl SupcllOI SclCSIlllC, llCdu VI
the order, and Bishop John F. Nc
Namara, Auxiliary Bishop of the
Diocese of Washington and Balti-
more, who later pronounced the
benediction in the house chapel.
Explaining that she had just seen
the President off on a Today fish
ing trip, Mrs. Roosevelt said that as
well as enjoying the fishing and
the ocean, she hoped he could find
peace to think"
These days in the White House
are very hard and you don't get
much time to think peacefully" she
told the friends of the sisters and
the representatives of the Oblate,
Franciscan, Marist and Atonement
orders attending the dedication.
The ceremonies also marked the
feast day of st. Joseph, patron saint
of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
DR.. Mani Joins Brookinqs

DR.. Fritz Karl Mann, professor
of political economy at American
University, has been named to the
staff of the Brookings Institution,
DR.. Mann, until 1886 a member of
the faculty of the University of
Cologne, is considered an expert on
public finance and the history of
economic theory. He is the author
of IN hookS