1946Capi. Duntonto Speak at MeetingCaptain James G. Dunton, Public Relations Office of the Kansas City Quartermaster Depot, will be the chief speaker at a meeting of ihe Southeast MissouriFuneral Directors Association to be held Wednesday evening, November 13, at Hotel Dunn, starting with a banquet at 6:30 p. m. The following letter was issued to directors from Leo C. Basler of the ' Association, which is self explana-J lory: jj “On November 13. 1946, Captain | James G. Dunton, Public Relations i Officer of Kansas City Quartermaster Depot will meet with the , ,u t Missouri Funeral Direc-!tors. This meeting will be held at i i notei at Sikeston,j souri at 6:30 p. m. You are kindly j asked to be present.1 “Captain Dunton will outline in detail the Repatriation of World1War II Dead Program. He is very I anxious for every Funeral Director i in Southeast Missouri district to be : present. i“The Quartermaster Department ;is most anxious to explain their ! part in this program, so that the next-of-kin will not suffer from unscrupulous parties who seek to take advantage of their relatives and friends.“No Funeral Director can afford to miss this program, because Captain Dunton will explain any- I thing that is not now clear in our i minds regarding this subject.”A string ensemble from Southeast Missouri State College will play during the program and Mrs.-H. E. Reuber will sing two num- | bers. Mrs. H. J. Welsh will be at i the piano for Mrs. Reuber.