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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED, permanent employe desires sim
gle room in attractive Northwest section,
cooking facilities optional. CO 6169. 27'
LADY desires one large or two medium
rooms. unfuTn., kitchen and bath. CO.
0933. 26s
SETTLED CATHOLIC LADY. permanent
wishes room near Transportation Dept. of
Agriculture, not over $50. Box 39S-G,
Star. 26s
YOUNG BACHELOR, ex-Army captain,
professional Govt. employe, desires room
home preferred but not essential. Box
3T2-G, SLar 27'
OVERSEAS VETERAN, male. desires clean,
cozy, single room in Petworth-Chillum
vicinity. FIR. $500 Ext. 765. ~.
WOMAN, colored with school-age child.
desires Ink; room or small apt. furnished
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ROOMS EURhlsHEo-Mp. and VA.

BETHESDA. MD. near Navy Hospital
Double room for girls. Call W. 0447
FALLS CHURCH-single rm., vacant Feb
preferred, nondrinker. Falls Church 1866.
SILVER SPRING-Furn. rm. for unem-
ployed lady: kit, privil. Call Sligo 9296.
SILVER SPRING, best residential section
1st 4. suite of . rms, pvt entrance and
porch, employed adults, 50 each per wk.
ls0s NORWICH RD., COLLEGE Park, Md
One double and one single room for rent;
blocks from Univ. of Md. campus. UN.
0463 81.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Front double room
nr. N. o. L. Laboratory, White Oaks, Md.
Silver Spring 060S.
SILVER SPRING-Single room for quiet
man. Beautyrest mattress: in gentle
horne. SRu 81, Rd5a
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POULTRY g EGGS.

best strain, beginning to lay now, S2.5C
ca. WO. 0464, or WI. 1903, MIR. c. o
BARGATN. $50 large English-tspe White
Leghorn pullets, laying over 100 dozen ex.
tra-large white eggs per wk.: due transfer,
must sell flock; So ca. If moved by Feb
Box S9-F. Star.
TURKEYS for sale, Texas broad-breasted
bronze; breeding stock. Falls Church
909-J-1.
to lay. Call Gaithersburg 32-F-6.
PULLETS, 300 New Hamp. Reds, layinf
now, Sam Rice strain: 35c lb.. any amount
Tower 541S. 27t
so TESTED New Hampshire Red pullets
now laying; pair silkies; / pair ducks
Gil. 5019.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

YOUNG WORKING MOTHER desires rm,
and bd for self and child with day care
for child. in D. c.. ref. fur. OR. 0341.
ROOM G. W. student. conv.. pvt.
residence. care for child some evenings
CHI. 5625 after $3.50 m. Sat and Sun. 20
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ROOMS FURhIsKED-s.E. and s.w

1927 PL. s.E.--Attractiye room in pvt
School. near transp. $50 Ii. 2700
2123 JASPER ST. Sc, Apt. Single
room $50, for woman; refs. EXCHANGED.
Call in person Sun. or evenings after $50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 33rd and oliver
sts.-Detached, 4 bedrooms, bath; va
H L. RUST CO., MA. S102.
CLoSE-IN PETWORTH = Semidetached
brick: S10.500; 8 large rooms. bath, con-
2125 Rhode Island ave. ne, HO. 6020.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD for babies; license
number 76; month UP TO years; 40
miles from D. C.: bus by gate; reasonable
rates. For information, call CH. 1920,
DAVIS
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

COOPERATIVE APARTMENT for sale,
Ills 9th st. NV. ! rm,, kitchenette, on
80 per mo. including all utilities.
Open Saturday to 6 pm.
CONN. AVE, AND PORTER ST.-,Front
apartment, foyer, living room, dinette,
kitchen. bedroom, bath; available about
March 6; no children, no pets; references
reuuired Box BALE. Star
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

A BARGAIN-Entire furnishings Of home
10-PC. SOLID CHESTNUT dining room
suite in excellent condition. OIL 1850.
SACRIFICE-Virtually new mahog bed
room set, 2 occasional chairs. secretary.
chest drawers, kitchen cabinet. Owner
Will show at Smiths Transfer e. Storage,
3S01 Bunker Hill rd. ne, Brentwood, Md,
l2:30 to . pm. Monday 27s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER for rent, available immedi.
ately. MIR. BOND. RE 2727. 81
BULLD0ZER SHOVEL fer hire. Call after
5 o'clock, Ii 157R 3ls
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Continued on Next PagsJ
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Mrs. Anna P. Stewart, 80
Worker for Blind, Dies

Mrs. Anna Perkens Stewart, so, of
the Wyoming Apartments, 2o22 CO.
lumbia road NV, died yesterday at
her home.
Active in social service work, she
was particularly interested in sew
eral Of the associations assisting the
blind, including the District Society
for the Prevention OF Blindness, the
American Foundation for the Blind
and the Columbia Polytechnic Insti-
tute for the Blind. She was a men,
ber Of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. Stewart was the daughter of
the late Judge George Gilpin
Perkens of Covington, KY. He was
a member of the Kentucky State
Legislature and later, from 1871 to
1889, criminal court judge in that
State.
There are no immediate survivors.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. February at her home.
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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John 5. Tassin, Statistician
For Southern Railway, Dies

John Smith Tassin, SO, general
statistician with the Southern Rail-
way, died yesterday at Doctors Hos
pital after suffering a heart attack a
week ago. He lived at 3705 North
Lorcom lane, Arlington, with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Kluttz. Mr.. Kluttz is on
the news staff of the Washington
Post.
Mr.. Tassin was active in Masonic
activities of the District for the last
Is years. He was past officer Of all
bodies Of the Scottish Rite, a $50
degree Mason and member of the
Alexandria Washington Lodge.
A native ofsSt. Johns Parish, La.
he went to work for the railway
company in 1903 and came to Wash
ington in 1919.
He was past president of the
Center of Religious Education here
Surviving besides his daughter
are sister, Mrs. L. l.. Richard, Lake
Charles, La, and three grandchil-
dren.
Masonic services will be held al
the Scottish Rite Temple, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV, at mid.
night tomorrow. Burial services will
be held at 10 am. Friday at Ivy Hill
Cemetery, Alexandria.
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Hit Mrtttnrtattt

JOHNSON, MARY O.; EVANS, MAMIE J.
In fond memory OF our mother, MARY o.
JOHNSON, who departed this life thirty
and our sister. MAMIE j. EVANS, ten years years
ago, February 6, 1885,
Just loving thought,
just silent tear;
Just beautiful memory
BERNARD AND EDITH.
TALKS, ANNETTA L. In loving memory
OF my dear mother. ANNETTA L. TALKS
TdS %no passed as away away nine ,g years ago today
WASHINGTON, IDA. In memory Of oul
devoted mother, IDA WASHINGTON, who
departed this life three years ago, Feb.
ruary 6, 1943, and other deceased mem.
bers of our family.
They shall sleep, but not forever,
There will be glorious dawn;
We shall meet to part, no, never,
In the resurrection morn.
THE FAMILY.
WOODALL, ELIZABETH. A tribute O.
love and devotion to the memory Of oul
dear mother and grandmother, ELIZA
BETH WOODALL, who left us six year,
ago today, February 6, 1940
dear one from our home has gone,
The voice we loved to hear is stilled;
place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filled.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND GRAND
DAUGHTERS, oSCEOLA, ALICE, MARII
AND GWENDOLYN 3. PITTS.
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casting about for a suitable vehicle
that autumn in New York and
George Tyler, veteran producer, en-
gagged Louis Napoleon Parker to
write a play for the English actor
He worked out "Disraeli."
1t opened at Montreal January
%, 1911, moved on to Chicago and
reached Broadway in September,
holding the stage at Wallacks s
throughout the season. From 1912
to 1915 inclusive it was on the road.
Meticulour Dresser.
Mr.. Arliss was meticulous dress
er, both ION and off," He seldom
was seen without his monocle, a
small diamond ring and a large
watch chain draped across his waist
coat. He was a strict vegetarian
played bridge we'll and liked to
read biographies. In 1926 he was
president of the Episcopal Actors
Guild of America.
Besides his autobiography, which
he titled up the Years From
Bloomsbury" and published in 1927
he wrote several plays, including
THE Wild Rabbit" 1890, There
and Back" $1,000, 1.-THE West End
with Sir George Dance, 1902
Widows Weeds" d910, Hamilton"
with Mary P. Hamlin, 1910 and
What Shall 1t Profit" with Bran
der Matthew'S.
In writing and speech he was
epigrammatic. Speaking before the
American Academy of Arts and Let
ters in acknowledgment of its medal
for pure diction, he defended Amer
lean speech, ridiculed the Oxford
accent and summed it up by saying
The chief fault in American speech
is sloppiness and the outstanding
defect in England is snippiness."
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1n Mrtttnrtant

DO COOK, OK. BESSIE BESSIE N. II memory Of m,
this life February s. 1914.
lost life companion,
A life linked with my own,
And day by day I miss you more.
As I walk through life alone.
Deep in my heart Sou are remembered,
who loved yod with true devotion
Still love you in death Just the same.
HEB aooR DEVOTED HUSBAND ALBERT s
our dear mother, BESSIE NJ. COOK. ' who oa
entered eternal rest two years ago today
February 6, 1914.
You were a devoted mother,
1t was hard to see you 60;
Our hearts still ache with sorrow
As they did two years ago.
The love you gave us many years
Will never from US depart;
Though you are gone beyond our reach
HER Hou pEyoEB a5s S!TaSs d bAUgaRs GH5 hsssss
ANNA, THELMA. =
ute of love. and devotion to the memory OF
our dear daughter, DOLORES ELEANORA
DORSEY, who passed into peaceful sleep
two years ago today, February 6, 1914.
To US the saddest of the year.
Because two years ago today
Our beloved daughter passed away.
precious one from US has gone,
lS
place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
Sleep on, dear daughter, sleep on and take
Lean now thy head upon the saviours
We loved thee well: but Jesus loved thee
HER LOVING MOTHER AND UNCLE,
BERTHA DORSEY AND THOMAS DOR
DORSEY, DOLORES ELEANoRA. In low
Ing inp n memory Sf my sTsnnaaSaughter Do;
is1l. isay two years ago today February g.
Dolores, dear, how 1 wish you were here,
But one thing I know, you are in Jesus
oRASSaD5MaioTHER. MRS. RUTH DORSEY. +.
DORSEY, DOLORES ELEANORA. In low
EIIsEANokA DORSEY, wi who % departed this
life two years ago today, February 6. 1874
February brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest;
Sleep on, my little darling, you will never
BY the one who loved you best
HER LOVING AUNT. RUTH ARLINGTON
| FENToN, KENNETH L. In memory Of
e dearly ss9ysS s9h %ho and md tps brother
to.as e. our stsEnsl gaa home eight years ago, Feb
Souls q the 81 righteous in .,s.b the hand Of a0s
| Q holy hope Of immortality-
Souls Of the righteous in the hand of God
l Souls OF the righteous in the hand of God
| To eyes OF men unwise they seem to die
i They are at peace, o fairest liberty,
Souls OF the righteous in the hand Of God
| On earth as children chastened by love-.
4 rod,
4 As gold in furnace tried,
1 So now on high they shine like stars, &
Il golden galaxy,
1 Souls Of the righteous in the hand Of god
1 MOTHER, DAD AND RICHARD.
4 JACKSON, JOHN L. tribute of devo
tion to my husband, JOHN L. JACKSON
4 who pashed away six years ago today, Feb
Il ruary 6, 1910.
In my heart there lies picture Of love
I In midst of Joy there is sorrow Just think
1 - ing Of you, my love.
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Qarna nf Uhanka

BUTLER, PHILIP II. The family of the
late PHILIP H. BUTLER wishes to express
Its sincere appreciation to our relatives
and friends for their many kindnesses and
beautiful horal offerings during our recent
bereavement. THE FAMILY
DELANEY, FREDERICK L. Mrs. Bessie
=; Delaney Of 1l03 Baltic ave, Atlantic
City, N. j.. wishes to express her heart
felt gratitude and sincere thanks to rcla-
tly.s and friends for all kindnesses ex-
tended to her during her recent bereave-
pand, Magistrate FREDERICK L. DE-
HIS WIFE MRS. BESSIE T. DELANEY. I.
:. .LEASH; A6 IRENE 4. The family Of the
relatives and friends who sent flowers, ex-
pressions OF sympathy and performed many
at the death of our beloved mother and
vile. THE FAMILY. So
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G o u n ancy OF Mr. smith.
Southeastern University. He retired
in 1914 from the ONCE of Secretary,
Interior Department, after 40 years
Government service.
Active in veterans affairs, he was
a past commander of James S
Petit Camp No. and Henry w
Lawton Camp No. 4, United Span
ish-American War Veterans. He
served with the Navy in the Philip
pines.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Milagros r. Smith: two sons, James
E. Smith, jr., and Francis j. Smith;
three daughters, Mrs. Gertrude M.
Gingell, Mrs. Adela S. Davis and
Mrs. Martha E. Whalen, and two
grandchildren, all Of Washington.
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day at Mount
Alt o Hospital.
will be held at
10 am. tomor-
row at the Hines
funeral h o m e,
2901 Fourteenth
S t r e e t NV.
Burial will be in
George Wash
ington Memorial
Cemetery.
A n q I v e OF
Washington, Mr..
S m ith was a
graduate of the
c h O oil of ac-
L y
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Solomon Deskin, IS,
Retired Grocer, Dies

Solomon Deskin, rs, Of 100 Web
ster street NV, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital.
Born in Russia, Mr.. Deskin came
to the United States in 1900 and
lived in Seattle for about five years
before moving to the District. He
was grocer here. until he retired
about Is years ago.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Marcia Deskin, and two daughters
Mrs. Esther Levin and Miss Sara
Deskin.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today at Levinson's me-
mortal chapel, 4217 Ninth street
NV. Burial will be in Ohev Sholom
Cemetery.
Before the war 80 out of every 100
JapanaSe chi1drop uerc II, Snhoo1
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Rites 10 Be Held Tomorrow
For James {. Smith

Funeral services for James E
Smith. 81, veteran OF the Spanish
American War and retired Interior
Department employe, who died Mon
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for $4,000 In District Court yester-
day against the Hecht Co. In the
death Of her son, Marco Antonio, 5.
The suit charges the child died of
Evening star., 1946-02-06

|
"a ton; will conduct midnight Ka
| ~ JOHN SMITH TAssIN, az, sase or
80 IL o'clock midnight. at the Scot
tish Isl l., Rite Tempie, $500 10th st. NV
HEcToR q. sPAuLD1No, ss',
Commander.
| TAYLOR, MAMIE. On Sunday. February
3, lg46i & at St: Elizabeth's Hospital NAM MAMIE
one nephew. Rudolph livery. and one broth.
er-in-law. Walter livery. Remains restinf
sonIs at Henry Ts, s. ~ Washington q Sons funera
nesday. February 8. where funeral Service.
will be held at 40 pm. THURSDAY, Feb.
Relatives and and friends friends IN Invited. % Gen1 9nterment
Payne's Cemetery.
TERRETT. WILLIAM LEE, sR. Or
TERRETT. Sr,, husband Of the late MAJ
Wsm anf a.e t'hsT Ct Nay r. s
from the w. W. Deal funeral home. 4sis
Gs0rga g at aye on hessTss nd
invited Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 8
THOMAS, AGNES CECILIA. On Tues.
Ssf Essissnss, , sses pamssrton ON ave. a;m NV, =
aunt q Aon2o and isse Tester p homa' raans
az and NM MIS- me MarEaret Evans deyo.ed frene
San At the "; Ernest jarvis Wesl
End End parlor' 2sth St and Dumba Etor
csehoiics cu. st. Rass and at
ave; NV: Friday, February 3 at am
Cemetery.
THOMPSON, LILLIAN CHRIsTIANA. Or
Tuesday, February s, 1916, at the Wash.
ing ington Sanitarium, LILLIAN CHRIsTIANA
THOMPSON Of sos Greenwood ave, TIA
Services at The Takoma funeral home. s5z
Ss5r0i fe5T0ary st. Tak9ms g Park D. 81 on Friday
washington Memorial Cemetery.
THOMPSON, MINNIE ANN. On Wed.
nssdsy; ssdsyn February 8, I946: MINNIE ANN
are nHed to o. cs At ssh she st pes M
neral home, 4sI2 Georgia ave. NV. No.
tice OF funeral later.
vEcCHIETTI. BEVERLY c. On Monday
sesTSsTy svvsv 4 1s4s; st Gartield Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. John Goodman; sister Of
Jack Goodman and Mrs. Isabelle Jack.
son sTao Services at Chambers, funeral home
ruary z. at 10 am. 1nterment Fort Lin.
WASHINGTON, NETTIE. Departed thi.
NE suddenly. on Tuesday, February 5
na NE e hsn rWssdsafs 1ssa e.
mother Of Martha v. Scott and Anna j
Thomas, is Marcus \; Scott Edith s: Hyrsor
TO mourn their loss six great-grandohtl
dren; one great-great-grandchild. otlel
relatives and many friends. Friends ma.
ave. NV. after pm. Friday. Februar,
g. Funeral, Saturday. February O., at
m. from the Asbury Methodist Church
n nFff traR II
Memorial Cemetery. s
WILLIAMS, EDNA STEWART. On satur.
ts fEsR5NaaFg EbNa gfEwas L VIA Ws Boz HSs
and many friends. After pIain am. Sss. Wednes
1ra day rfnds sasrs are b0m nyted c cal Ct the
+ 7. Gaskins at Liberty b' Baptist 81 'tS Church Teh
SEa ss aae at Eye pm ss Inter-
ment Mount Zion Cemetery.
WILL WILLIAMS, SARAH ELIZABETH. Or
% ssqsafF saKAH f2sg In wit t.
LIAMS: She is survived by four daugh.
sers' Mrs; Arthur Duke Of Arlington, Va.
and Mrs. Maurice Williams of Herndon
va. w.; also eleven graaadchildrsn and twenty
Matter funeral home. 1885 Nort6 G Court l
ruary :. at 9:3o pm. interment Brown
onsRS. MMsoss eS%fsfsfi MAk1HA IA E. On Sunday Feb
ras1 rqsry 3: ,ne,,5 194s, MARTHA z: WILSON Q
brothers and other relatives. and friends
You are invited to attend the Mafvan &
Scney funeral home, n; ]. ave; and st
February !, at 10 am. nterment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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Suit Filed in ChiId's Death
Mrs. Helen c. Di Trapani, $50 Lyn-
haven drive. Alexandra, filed suit
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burns suffered when the trousers Of
. cowboy suit, allegedly purchased
from the Hecht Co., ignited while he
was near "a small fame"
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Before the war 80 out of every 100
Japanese children were in school.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Dratha

STRONG, JESSE p. On Monday. Feb.
rossTTR S9o.r huOasa " aav Of Edna Martin Rsn
Strong Hinckley, Earle r. strons and Glenn
6 Gns. strong on Remains resting st the 8; H.
after Il noon thursday, Funeral @ 81; Services vices
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
STRONG, ss.;as Jesse 7; r special conn esmmuni-
u $6ae Rhode &c Island M "a, ave. PC ne aeia At 4
Xxx for the purpose Of conductins
" brosSsr biNa,' JESSE 5faiss pof sqRoNG. sqF Ne
funeral home, 29Ol 14th St. NV, at 8 pm.
E. G. Fort MAiagK9 hni8a Gemstssy Mssser
VERN z. HILL. Secretary.
STUTLER, WARNER. On Wednesday.
February 6, l946, at the home of his
nspheW; W Nyn Delmas Ia, G stqtler, 5l1l St. se
Catherine Bee stutler and father Of the
Girch funeral home. 3os4 M ST. NV, on
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
SsSyi Ssyi February s. 1s4s, ss 422a Wilson son
TAIiEY of @ 7s$ North Nor &c cleveland t s' St.. Ar
station Taiey 0e1Sa and father of Maurice H.
James s., John T. and Roxalena E. Talley.
He also Is survived by three sisters, Mrs.
MIS-. J. B. Deeds. Remains resting at the
Ives funeral home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar.
lington, Va. Funeral services will be held
Friday, February 8, at 2 pm. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
TAssIN, JOHN SMITH. On Tuesday.
JOHN SMITH TAssIN. beloved father Of
Mrs: Jerry Kluttz and father-in-law of
grandchildren, Gerald, Jack and James
Kluttz; Remains resting at Hysong's fu-
neral home, 1900 N st. NV, until pm
Thursday, February z; thence to Scottish
Rite, Temple, $500. 18th. st. NV, where
services will be held at IL midnight. In
terment will be at 10 am. Friday. February
8, at Ivy Hill Cenetery, Alexandria, Va. z
TAssIN, JOHN SMITH. Robert De Bruce
Council, Knights Kadosh, A. A.
~ s. r., In the Valley Of Washing
dOSh service for our late hrotber
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TASSIN. I

Council, Knights Kadosh. A. A.
A, S. r., in the Valley of Washing
- ton. will conduct midnight Ka-
dosh service for our late brother.
I'M JOHN SMITH TASSIN, 33', on
~ Thursday. February T. 1916. at
IL o'clock midnight, at the Scot
Rite Temple, $500 10th st. NV.
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ROBERT D. HOLCOMB, Commander.
JAMES e. YADEN, Adjutant.
SOLOMON, ALBERTA. On Sunday Feb
ruary 3r~1946, ALBERTA SOLOMON OF
Oil End st, n.w, mother Of Frances, Al
Rodgers Rod and mary JOSEPHINE ssiey auas
Margaret Rodgers and Joseph Bailey and
may call at the Malvan & Schey funeral
home, N. J. ave. and r st. NV. where
services will be held Thursday February
z, at l pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
STEWART. ANNA PERKINS. On Tues
tRs he wyoming Apartments, ANNA PERKINS PERKINS
George Gilpin Perkins and Mrs. Lavinia
Perkins and sister of the late Gilbert
Brooke Perkins. Funeral from the above
residence on Friday, February s, at IL
am. Interment in Rock Greek Cemetery
Please omit flowers.
STOKES, ALVIN EUGENE. on Monday
STOKES. beloved ao brother Afi Of Mrs. Resinale
Austin and Mr.. Roy E. Stockes. Service.
(private) at Chambers funeral home, 5I1
11th ST. Sc, on Wednesday, February 6
Interment washington National Cemetery. {
STRATTON, WILLIAM h. Departed thi,
ife Sat SATURDAY, February z, 1946. WILLIAM
r; STATION y @ Of lo6 St: s.w:, heloyee
renee and Robert stratton. he also is sur
vived by other relatives and friends Re
mains resting at his late residence after
pm. Wednesday, February 8. Funers
Thursday, February. z, at l. Pm, from TIL
Rev ana intT sss
ment Arlington National Cemetery. AT
rangements by Barnes & Matthews tunera
home. GA 4th st. s.w. Q
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-15
Production Honors
Of The Week

Production honors of the week go
to the following: Lucille Threat
leads in style BAL with a total of 386
pieses.
Emma Ratliff was highest in style
GIL with a total of 642 pieces.
Lorena Richardson still leads over
Multi-Needle operators with a total
of l08 strips to her credit.
We have also had the aisles and all
fire equipment painted. The signs
really dress the plant up. We have
had quite a bit of comment about
them, and everyone seems to think
they were a good idea.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-15
Chenille Locals

Mr.. L. G.. Cade and son Thomas
from Attala countyspent Sunday in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Riser.
Mrs. w. M. Bostick from Louis
Vile, KY. spent the weekend in the
home of her brother and family, MIR
and Mrs. w. E. Durham.
Little Joy Taylor from Mobile,
Ala. is visiting his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Durham.
Mrs. r. L. Henning of Sails spent
the weekend with her daughter Mrs.
Gertrude Robertson.
White Hare and Mrs. Ware spent
Sunday with his brother, Benny
Hare, and family. White is the
manager of the plant in Summit.
| Mrs. Hare and son, Benny, Jr., spent
Saturday in Kilmicheal.
Jessie Mae Fillyau visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Lucas, at Sails over the weekend.
Viola Keen attended the wedding
| of MI. T. j. Hutchinson and Miss
Frances Keith in McAdams Sunday.
Mrs. Aberline Moore spent Sun
day with her parents in McAdams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hodges and
Fay with Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Wills
on and Becky enjoyed a picnic Sun.
Mrs. Pearl Lusk visited in Winona
Sunday.
Helen Seawright visited Mrs. B.L.
Seawright in McAdams Sunday.
May Bess Hodges spent the week
end in Pickens.
MIR. and Mrs. Patterson from Win
ona visited their daughter, Mrs.
Annie w. Perrin Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. R. Mcclellan from
Louisiana State University in Baton
Rouge, La. are visiting his brother,
Ivy Mcclellan, and family this week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-15

Mrs Ann Ward Perrin manager of the DWant Delta Chenille Plant looks or
smIngy as Guy C. Collier safety engineer with the Sanders industries, shakes hands
with Mayor w. E. Howell of Durant at a banquet given recently at the Durant plant
Fire Chief 7. c. Gum Hooks on the merrymadng as does James Perrn, of Durant
manager of the Delta Chenille Plant at Kosiusko.
In the lower part of the photo is shown the entire group of fremen from Durant
Lexington and Koscmsko enjoying a banque at the plant in heir honor. The entire group
came in response to a call for help when the Durant liant caught fire March 9th and was
partially destroyed.
The plan has been built back bigger and beer tina ever before and everyone is
happv. including the fiemen. no enjoyed a delicious steal dinner.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-15
Scanning Dept. Leads

Things have made a turn this
time. Instead of the Trimming De-
partment being in the spotlight"
the Scanning Line has jumped ahead
with a total Of 9,273 pieces to their
credit. What's the matter Trimmers?
You only have a total of $3.50 pieces
for this week,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-15
Plant Goes About
On Sufety Proqrum

We are really going all out for
safety this week. We were instructed
by Mr.. Collier as to how things
should be done. We have two fire
alarm bells, n for upstairs and one
for the downstairs floor, and we
have now received signs which we
hope will be a safeguard against
accidents and violaters Of all rules