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BED-LIvING ROOM. LARGE KITCHEN

BED LIVING ROOM. LARGE KITCHEN
and bath, all front; new detached house:
employed lady $50. wO 740s after s.
OVERLOOKING sHoREHAM HoTEI--3
rms new mod. bath. shower, kit daily
maid service: accom-. men. Box 33-X,
Star. 13.
DOWNTOWN, 1143 18th ST. NW.--1-
foom feoi1;ta studio apt for Govt girls cooking
Isl Isl N. J; AVE: NV, APT 31IrsETTLED
,eaaes. sn@ah NE hsff ssa YIN an0'hef all '0nssn
SUBLET SMALL 4-RM HOUSE. GEORGE
town town attracsiyely fIrn Gonyenienees; y, oi
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE APT, WITH 2
1apont 1shs5a s5oo g. Apt n5 istn 54a Call evenings
SINGLE EMPLOYED LADY. 25-35. TO
share turn: Groom apt: with young Navy
meals re Res oe excS Boy Tx. star pn'n T''n
2 PEDRooMs, BATH. LIVING ROOM.
keGhen Men AD alaseSe a4se foyer Private entrance
ROOM AND PART BOARD TO REFINED
housekeeper. EN-. 6303.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT. WITH AN
MI 6446. Ext zoe. after $40 pm.
BROOM BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APT
Rental. S175 per month. NO. 1855.
WANTED. VA 2 GIRLS soc TO SHARE APT.
Trinity Towers, call at desk after Z pm.
!ATTR. STUDIO RIM. PORCH, sEMI-PVT.
bath, NV. section. "a block from car.
ssas sseR XII Nj DEis 7ssg. Prefer emDl couple ss5
2 LARGE ROOMS KITCHEN. REcEP-
tion hall, bath and porch, frst-fioor apt,
apt bldg; nicely furnished; accommodate
Cali to s to nicsy locatfd pIe,s4 So fs Ap 4222
TNJ Apr pT No IoC>yITnTrrr,II,N- r,1,<,r,Y<>~,
Two rms; kitchen and bath, well furnished,
gas and It,, maid service: gentlemen only,
or husband and wife; S1OO mo. MI. S746.
504 NICHOLSON ST. NW.-IN JEWISH
en-, semi-pvt bath gas, cleo, phone incl;
S55. u blk. from bus.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH 8 OTHERS
Gonvenient transp. Avail. 18th. Phone
Dupont 5415 after Z pm.
apt; between 3o-35 years. DU. 1914.
3579 WARDER ST. NV -RM., KITCH-
enette. pvt: bath, cleo, refrigerator, all
utils.. $3.50 semi-monthly. GE. 9705.
MT. PLEAsANT--6 QUIET GIRLS OR
close to trans. s150 per month. CO. 699s
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND KIT, COM
pletely furnished. Semi-bath, heat, light
and gas furnished, For employed couple.
$50. 447 Randolph st. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND BED.
K st. NV.
1910 18th ST NW.-LADY TO SHARE
2-rm. apt. with another lady. Own rm,
EFFICIENCY 1-RM. APT, VEN. BLINDS,
all mod improve, semi-pvt. bath, run
hot, cold water, reas. Ladies only.
CO. 1897.
ATTR. STUDIO RM, WITH KIT. PRIVI-
leges near G; W. mod. furn.., Frigdaire:
one gentle, $10.50 wk. Inquire 213S K
st. NV.
CEDAR COURTS TAKOMA PK- 3 G.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, ddDer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifc1tions.
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LOVELY BRICK HOUSE IN NV. WASH
inston on lots. Il rooms. ia baths
recreation room, garage fenced yaro: NICE
basement; . freplaces. Possession Sept. !.
SI2a month Call Sligo Ol4l.
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

LdE. 6-RM. HOUSE, SPACIOUS GROUNDS
ard quiet neighborhood in Fairfax, Va
Is mi. from D. C. Call AID. 1873, or
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

COUPLE WITH 9 SMALL CHILDREN
want 2-bedroom furnished house or apt,
Sc. or ne. for short time. or unfur-
nished house for lease. Du 515i.
3-BEDRCOM UNFURN. HOUSE BY SEPT.
|, Kensington. Forest Glen or Garrett
Park section. Not over 500 mo. DU. 524s
after pm.
WANTED. BY QUIET GENTLE FAMILY,
3-b,r. house. large yard; nice suburb, prefer
S s; about Ss5. Box Ak Star. IL
GOVT. TECHNICIAN DESIRES 2-BED-
room house or apt, by Aug. 1I-Sept. |;
will pay 3 mos adv. rent. Phone OR.
1897. Ia
ONE. TWO OR THREE BEDROOM UN-
furnished apartment or house, up 10 500.
for couple with 7-year-old daughter. Re-
public 1900, Extension 1892. Ia
NAVAL OFFICER WANTS .2-BEDRM.
mediate occupancy. Phone Adams 3474
after g.
FAMILY OF 3 DESIRES GROOM HOUSE,
in good condition; will pay 2 months rent
in advance. Phone Lincoln 4s77.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. 3 BEDROOMS;
ell modern improvements; .. G.. or nearby;
for Sept st; grown family: best refer
ences. Phone Wed. evening only, Woodley
6456 or Box 73-X. Star.
NICELY FURN 3 BEDRMs,: Refined
small family; NV. or suburbs; S90-Sl25.
Emerson 6996.
FURN. OR UNFURN. 5 OR 8 ROOM;
good transp. downtown; not over S50-S6o:
coal or gas heat. Box 35S-V. Star.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL YARD; 2 BEDROOMS, DIN
ing room kitchen. bath; .25-min. ride TO
White House: $50. Available now. No
public trans but unless hours are most
unusual probably there will be some one
to travel with; 10 to Is cars go into city
every day, Not interested in more than
2 children. Ami, new gas stove and re-
frigerator, nice furniture. sH. 94s0.
UNFURN. APT. CONSISTING OF / LGE.
room. small dressing annex bathroom,
kitchenette without cooking facilities; i'm
med. occupancy; rent S54 so. Apply 500
N Rhodes St, Arlington. after pm;
Wednesday, 10Th. or Thursday, l3A Au-
gust Phone CHI 3301
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$14,95O-Townhouse,

JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Thoroughly modern semi-detached brick
uated. near Taft Bridge; stories and
attic: 1st floor, reception hall, large liv.
room with fireplace. sunroom. dining room,
bright bedrooms, tile baths and heated
sleeping porch room on End door; modern
conyenienGss, are .s ps found inclu9inS
WOOL INSULATION. built-in garage; can
be seen by appointment; possession.
DI $3.50, or evenings can MR.. sAALTz,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NORTH OF 14th AND PARK RD-ss, 800
Gruyer-built house, 6 rms, open and closed
porches; ami: sold originally for $1,000.
NE. 2O2b DAVID E. BARRY. 1907 H st.
Mr. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD. Nw--1o-
room, modern row brick; auto. heat, ga
~ %A JasE26a doaeqsAN p NV HlIl CO; 81 MS Ssa
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
available. choice Of side or center hall
plans at s145o0 to sl4;950; you must IN,
rooms, modern details, sound construc-
ton and large wooded lots Call Mr..
Goldsborough. EN- 9539, or DI. 3lOo'
BEITZELL.
s0,000-.IN 2. G. ,...
Four edrooms-Detached. LConyenient
to bus. schools shopping. In Bright
wood Park. Large well-constructed shtngis
back yard. Coal heat. Possession IN 80
days; For appointment to see call Bruce
kessleF' sHsNNon sWise9He5n : S'a2i fYcEs Elte Co
1905 St NV. National 2345.
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES.
NEW SFMI-DETACHED BRICKS.
aust bss e9dy for
transportation; screened, caulked, insu-
GAS HEAT
Sample Open Daily
le1 FORESTER STREET
Cross n st. bridge, follow Nichols ave
TO $500 block, left on FORESTER 81. or
Possession with DEPOSIT.
1924 14sh MAeFE 81 NV. s JAMES mo Dr. sa4s.
SMALL ESTATE.
traffic light, Lot 435 feet, deep. extraordi--
Bodsrn homs ahd
on l st floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on end;
garage; bus passes entrance. splendid
THos. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors
72l 10th St. NV. National 07o5.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
2-FAMILY FLAT.
ed back porches separate entrances, front
apT ers pay ls5 s oRn 8an St. ons
o ADELBERT ". LEE, 800
32l1 Penna. Ave Sc Ii. 1000.
3 ROOMS, BRICK HOME NEW
tation. Lowest cash and monthly pay
ments. Call MR.. FOSTER, WA. 9l1S or
To settle an estate. this beautiful s-room
brick, 2-bath property, location unsur-
passed. Fireplace in living room. built-in
Old market at For iGee appt eaH ca S. g.
PECK. RA. 6593 or DI. 3346
FT. DAVIS Sc.
g rooms, Semi-detached brick, 2 years
old. gas hot-water heat: convenient to
transportation and shopping. Must be
sold soon. Owner transferred from city
Call MR.. FOSTER. WA. 9l78 or Df. 3346
LAMONT ST. NV, Mr.. 18th - ROW
brick house built by Kennedy & Davis land
that is a high recommendation means
larger rooms, better construction; 2-car ga
rage Price, S12,5oo. Night and Sunday
Ni. ~ I LOUIS P: SHOEMAKER, ~
1919 K st. NV. MA. 1855.
Ss.950-CHEVY CHASE, MD-DETACH-
ed brick home of living room, dining
room kitchen, living porch, 2 large
bedrooms and tile bath on 2nd fl.
finished, heated 3rd A.; automatic heat;
house Just 3 years old and in excellent
s12 2,95oMSHEPHERD PARK. Just of
Kalmia rd.; detached brick home Of q
rooms and 2 baths, fireplace, recreation
room, built-in garage, automatic heat;
this home is in perfect condition.
SIT, 17,950-WILLIAMSBUR COLONIAL. A
low, rambling home that fits snugly on
large slightly rolling lot 13Ox14s
feet; owner transferred to Chicago Is
selling at no profit; Just 8 months old
large kit. with breakfast nook; 2-caI
garage, gas heat one block from trans
portation S13,25o first trust; the most
charming house available today, and
surrounded by homes of character or
spacious lots. For additional informa-
90. ~ SHANNON & LUcHs CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
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2022 9Th ST. NW-Small 3rd-fioor
front, next bath. Conv, neighhorhood.
Empl gentleman 500 per mo
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ARLNGTON-Sober young man wishes
furn. room in private home. Box 25-X,
Star. 13s
desperate need Of unfun. room for light
housekeeping or with kit. pvlss., Cherry
dale Clarendon or Falls Church. willing
accept room in any condition and redeco-
rate 1t herself. Please help out. Call
Chestnut 3400.
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1919 MD, AVE NE-Single rm., semi
private bath: very neat: S25 to quiet Gov t
adv. non-smoker Ii R15R
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IN OLD GEORGETOWN.

An unusual opportunity is presented to
property in this historical section Of Wash
ington: facing 2 large estates, this prop
erty consists of bedrms, and bath, lst-
floor living room and library, basement
dining room and kitchen, double rear
porches overlooking inclosed garden; ip
addition there is a corner store tnclude0.
For further details call Mr.. Burr, WO. 1879.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. D1. 1411.
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A HOME

And business combined. Brick, 3 years old.
IL rooms 4 baths, new-house condition.
beautifully furnished; close to direct
transp viii show return OF $4,000 .
year. Illness compelS sale. Terms N"
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. WI. $500.
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1903 GA. AVE. NV, Apt No. Con
genial girl to share room with another;
home cooking, home privileges, transp, at
door: ST. mo
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Mt. PLEASANT, 1859 18th st. nw-Youns
SRI to share with another, twin beds,
Semi-pr1vate bath Gentle CO 3007.
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want 2-hedroom furnished house or apt.
Sc or ne for short time, or unfur
nished house for lease DU. 5T5l
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, r. 1 Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Fee
store. 619 K ST NV. Metropolitan 00Se
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RooMS FURNISHED.

7474 WISCONSIN AVE--Double room,
newly furnished; conv. to bus and shop
ping district: 2 girls; SIS wk. each. Bet. 9-6
DOUBLE ROOM. newly decorated. suit .
young ladies; $50 mo-; adj. bath; conv.
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FACING LINCOLN PARK, 100 East Cap
itol--Large airy. newly decorated rm
next to bath; twin beds $50, sgle.; $40
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3-BEDRCOM UNFURN. HOUSE BY SEPT.
/, Kensington. Forest Glen or Garrett
Park section. Not over 500 mo, DU. 524s
after pm
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1911 HARRISON ST. NV.

3911 HARRISON ST. NV.
s-rm. Colonial including wide center
hall, living room. 14x27. IT,, we'll ap:
pointed dining room. modern kitchen,
bedrooms, 2 baths, detached gsrase;: stu.
ated on 70-ft. wooded lot, blocks on
interior and exterior appointments. For
sale, S15,5OO. r. A. TWEED CO. I'm.
1890. Shown by appointment only.
CLEVELAND PARK-$21, 600.
Ideal home, suitable for entertaining.
near the washington Cathedral Spacious
floor plan, center hall, wide circular stair:
way, large living room, slsssed-in, heated
sun room. Lavatory nrst door. Dining
room, 15'x25 and breakfast room. Buffers
pantry and well-appointed kitchen.
Eight bedrooms, three baths hsa .1n.I3. M.id,s
Two-car garage and large, lovely land.
scaped lot.
Completely reconditioned. Ready for oc-
cupancy.
Inspection by appointment, Call Mrs.
Gauss CO. 4649. evenings and sundays.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
REAITOR D1. 6O82.
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ARLINGTON HOTEL.

AtAA1N11 yin NIL ELL,
~ miles south of new War Dept, on
U. S. No. /: bus stop at door: all outside
cool rooms; special weekly rates Ivy
1046
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SINGLE OR DOUBLE attractive front
rooms. Reasonable. Ch.w Good trans
porta ton GentiIes l73S Park rd NV
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

CEDAR COURTS, TAKOMA PIX, D. c.,
410 Cedar ST. rms, kit. and bath. util-
tiles, $40. Mgr, GE. O533
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s' SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345

1905 Il st. NV. National 2345.
ROSEMARY HILLS, MD.
7-month-oid e-room, ~ 3-bath brick house
with garage and large screened porch. l
block from transportation. Less, than pres,
sn4 mfFks e. TWEED co. $50 5so4 iceo conn ' ave-
BROOKLAND DETACHED.
large baths auto heat full on
with a rental Of $29s a month: an, invest
S. 900, on terms. Cali Mr. La Vine.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Capitol st. Realtor. Ma. $3.50.
3 WONDERFUL BUYS.
ALL IN SPLENDID NV; LoCAIIoNs,
SPLENDID NEw > DETACHED aEG BRICK
Beautifully situated off golf course. con-
talls bright rooms and compIete sathsd
by trees; built-in garase, extra large lot:
two blocks from streetcar line: a real buy;
reasonable cash payment, balance like rent.
sHEPHERD PARK-DETAcHED.
FSoR brsS 80 m 0ns aad
house in perfect condition inside and out,
stEictiy, modern; automatic heat, elee
beautiful roses; near 18th St. bus. schools
and stores. Call US for further particulars
and inspection. Immediate possession.
NEAR 18th AND LONGFELLOW.
$4,000.
FOUR-BEDROOM all-brick semi-det
home, 7 rooms and tiled bath a real bed
rooms. large double rear porches, upper
lnclosed and lower screened; large con-
crete front porch, strictly modern, auto
matte. heat, gas refg.: lot $50 it. deep:
priced way below today's market. Call us
at once, this bargain won't last.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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MEADOW LANE,
~uEUV CuACE Mn

CHEVI Cf1AOE, MD.
One of the prettiest locations in this
section; only / block from schools and bus;
cenJer-hall Colonial with very large rms,
3 hedrms., 2 baths. screened porch; corner
wooded lot. Ideal for children. BEING
renovated DIXIE REALTY CO. MA. $3.50
(eveS. Mrs Raffetto OIL. O32a).
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

beautiful 4-bedroom home less than
year old, in highly restricted area
large living room, den, dining room and
large bedrooms on end floor; large screened
porch with sun deck, large lot; this 10 .
real home, built by one of Washinstons
best builders; can be bought at last years
price. Call EN- 1890 till pm. F. A.
TWEED CO, 56O4 Conn ave.
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N.W.--Private home,
gle. front rm., con-
n. For Rentiles only.
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GENTLEMAN. nicely furnished rm., pvt.
home, 3 to bath. Downtown, y block bus
and trolleys. Refs Michigan 5013.
COOL SINGLE ROOM and sleeping porch,
ssemi-pvt. bath; excellent transp.: SIS ca.
for = Phone Ia Ylnr Rn2l
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d. W very attfactlVe
vim beds for 2 refined
h Copv trapSn.
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OUTSTANDING VALUE.

WAR WORKERS! $3.50 CASH.
Not / extra cent needed to move tn.
2-br. brick homes in Lynhaven. 175 sold.
only Is min. from downtown. exp, bus
lines, 10c fare, no transp. worries. Take
ABW bus at 10th and D NV. or drive
over 14th st. Bridge and route l to signs.
Get details of this plan today. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. TEMPLE 2R00
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n PRIVATE ENTR. Close in. Newly dec:
= and furn single rm., next to bath and
2 shower: phone; $50 mo. 1924 Belmont
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

3-4 RMS. WITH BATH. 1859 ST. NE.
RELIABLE COUPLE WISH TO LEASE .
bedroom apt. furnished; prefer large build
1900. Ext 3639
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ROOMS FURNISHED.


1881 QUE ST NW.-An new furniture,
completely redecorated; double, S12 wk.
rooms for 3 from $3.50 wkly.
Evening star., 1942-05-15

the famed Atlantic Charter-an
eight-point charter for industrial
harmony"
Mr.. Witherow's proposals:
Cd Production stepped up even
beyond its present record-breaking
pace. CD realistic and sympathetic
approach by management to its
labor problems; 90 no proflteering;
% wartime abandonment Of pres
sure practices" by labor; 60 Gov
ernment restraint from petty criti-
cisms. and co punitive measures,
designed to harry and disconcert
industry; Cd no priority for the
philosophy of social reform, and
90 public adjustment to new and
necessary controls.
This month will see us turning
out as many planes as all our enc
mics combined" he said. I'VE are
already exceeding the Axis in tank
production. We're now producing
vital machine tools at seven-and-
one-half times the industrys nor
NAL volume. One company now
makes more cartridges in a year
than did all our plants in the last
war"
Still. Mr.. Witherow maintained,
teh output OF war equipment has
been hampered by disagreement
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between management and labor
union leaders.
The real cause Of the current
controversy can be traced to two
aims Of . few individual union lead
ers-their demand for the univer-
sal closed shop and for An equal
voice in the control and manage
ment Of private enterprise" he con-
tinued.
II thinl; every one would like
nothing better than to see these
two emotional issues deferred. That
can be done In one Of two ways
union leaders can voluntarily waive
those demands for the duration, or
Government can compel their post
ponement by legislation"
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mother ensign killed ut battle

another ensign killed at battle
station.
The sword. bearing the inscription
To Navy boy. A tribute to my
son from his mother" came from
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Gosselin Of
Joliet, ILL.,, whose son Edward was
killed in action aboard the U. 8. 8.
Arizona in Pearl Harbor.
Young Gosselin was one Of the
first graduates of the school. estab-
lished In the fall Of 1910 and one
OF the first Americans to die In the
war.
His parents asked that the me-
mortal sword be awarded to the
midshipman standing highest in
general excellence in yesterdays
graduating class Of more than 300.
That was Ensign Wakefield Of Jack
son, Miss.
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n. 4. N. Head Urges
8-Point Charter for
Industrial Harmony
War Output Hompered
By Lobor-Monaeement
Rows, He Declares

~ tbs ks90ciAeed Prtss.
SAN FRANCISCO, May l5.-WD-
liam p. Witherow. president of the
National Association Of Manufac-
turers, believes a working partner
ship between Government, industry,
labor and public is essential to the
success of the Nations war produc-
ton drive.
This community of effort, Mr..
Witherow suggested last night in a
dinner address before the associa-
tion's Pacific Coast regional con-
ference, might best be achieved
through "a domestic companion to
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Sword Awarded In Honor
Of Ensiqn Killed in Hawaii

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 15.-Ensign Ben
ton McMillin Wakefield, jr.. grad
uate OF the United States Naval Re-
serve Training School at Northwest
ern University, today carried q
sword awarded to him In honor Of
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Four Sons in Four Services

KANSAS CITY, Kans.. May IS
R).-There is no favorite branch OF
military service for Mrs. Anna
Hauser. She has given four sons to
the war effort. Paul Is In the Navy,
Henry in the Marine Corps, Arthur
in the Army and william IN the
maritime service.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-02-19
10th Century Club Meets
With Mrs. Shomburger

The Twentieth Century Club held
a very enjoyable and instructive
meeting at the home of Mrs. j.. b.
Shamburger, on February IL. Mrs.
Eugene Cole, President, was in the
chair. During the business session.
the club elected Mrs. Gallie Drane as
delegate to the General Federation
in Fort Worth, Texas. All members
were urged to send books to the
library to be donated to the Victory
Book campaign. Mrs. F. C. Calendar
announced that plans were being
made for the annual Garden Pill
grimage sponsored by the club.
Mrs. Charlie Knott was leader OF
the program on international Rela-
lions. A very instructive and inter
esting quiz on this subject was lead
by Mrs. Harry O'Cain. This was Civ
en- by dividing the group into two
@.sides' with captains and if a ques-
ton was answered correctly the
side was given 10 points. This Great
ed much enthusiasm and spirited RI
valry. Mrs. Marcus Love read a
paper on the Union of the English
speaking Democracies.
The hostess served a tempting
dessert in the Valentine motif. Miss
Ruth Howard was a guest at the
meeting.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-02-19
Rhyme : Berger Golden
Wedding Anniversary

On Sunday the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve H. Rhyme was the scene
of a lovely affair, the celebration
of their golden wedding anniversary.
The table was decorated in lovely
yellow spring flowers with a golden
wedding cake as the center piece.
They received many lovely gifts.
The following children and
grandchildren were present and
the bride and groom sat for the
lovely dinner with their five chill
dren: E. B. Rhyme of Memphis
Mrs. Celeste Crisler, Durant; Mrs.
Lloyd Caudle, Durant; Mrs. D. C.
Wilson, Charlottesville, Ark; and
Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Rhyme, Durant,
Catherine and Gladys Crisler, Du-
rant.
The white wedding cake was cut
by the bride of 1912 Miss Evvie
Rhyme bride of Lloyd Caudle, while
the gold cake was cut by the bride
of 1892, Mrs. Evvie Bargu Rhyme.
February the month of four mar
riages in this family, the following:
Miss Celeste Rhyme to Geo. Crisler,
Feb. 9; Miss Evvie B. Rhyme to
Lloyd Cauder, Feb. 1; Miss Vitae
Rhyme to D. C. Wilson, Feb. 20; and
the bride of Feb. 16, Miss Evvie
Barger to Steve Rhyme, Feb. 18th,
1892.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-02-19
Present Day Club Holds
Regular Meeting

The Preset Day Club met in the
home of Mrs. William Weaver on
Tuesday of this week with Library
Extension as the subject Of study
for the afternoon.
The members brought books to be
sent to the soldiers in camp.
The following program was great
ly enjoyed:
How to use our Library" Mrs
Kenneth Van Keuren.
"Good Books to Read" - Mrs
Charles Watkins.
Quotations Quiz" - Mrs. Van
Keuren.
The Club has recently purchased
three children's books, George
Washington's World" by Geneville
Foster, "Youth American Cook Book
by Scribner's and Gin Hawaii a Hun
dred Years" by Helen Gay Pratt
for the Holmes County Library.
Mrs. Pugh Winborn was a guest
of the hostess.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-02-19
William Cothey Visits
HJC, Scoobo, u. of A.

William Cathey of Memphis vas
a Durant and Goodman visitor last
week. He spent the night in Good
man Thursday as the guest of Clark
McMurray of Holmes Junior Col
lege, former handwriting member
of the Bulldog basketball squad who
is recovering from the effects Of an
appendicitis operation. Friday norm
MI. Cathey journeyed to Scooba with
members of the cage team and Coach
Lloyd Thomas. While at the East
Mississippi school, he had the plea
SUR of making a trip to the Univer-
sity of Alabama last Saturday norm
ing in company with Mr.. Thomas,
Calvin O'Reilly, Bill ~Pennebaker,
Russell Reid, Culber Shots, Sever
Eubanks, Joe Baker, Dan Pepper,
"Chiclsen" Brown, Paul Haynes,
Jay Bird" Brown, Jimmy Collums
and Ed Aldridge. Mrs. Lloyd Tho
| mas, who is attending the University
Of Alabama, witnessed the Goodman
Scooba contest Saturday evening
and returned the following day.