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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
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Appliance Service
Auction Sales
Automobiles
Auto Loans
Automobiles wanted
Auto Parts and WreckinE
Auto. Truck Repairing
Bank Loans
Boats ana Equipment
Building Alterations
Business Opportunitie,
Bus TRANSPORTATION
Buyers Guide
Coal and Coke
Dancing Instruction
Death Notices
Diamond Loans
Electric Washers. refrigerators
Employment Agencies
Funeral Directors
Furnaces. OF Burners for SEE
Furnaces. OH Burners Repaired
Furniture Household Goods
General Repairs. Service
Gold Jewelry Wanted
Help Wanted-FemAle
Help Wanted-fnstruction
Help Wanted-Male
Help Wanted-Salesmen
Home improvements
Home Repairs. Maintenance
Household Appliances
House TTAilers
Lumber. Building Material
Machinery and Supplies
Miscellaneous for sale
Money 10 Loan
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Moving and Storage
Musical Instruments
Painting. Decorating
Personals
Piers and House Rsisins
Plumbing. Heating
Radios and supplies
Radio Service
Real Estate
Apartment PROPERTY
Bungalows for sale
Business Property
Farm and Lands for Sale
Flats Tor sale
Houses f0r sale
Income Bungalows
LAKE and River Properties FOR sale
Land Contracts
Little Farms Tor Sale &,
loans on Real Estate
Mortgages
Resorts
Suburban Real Estate
Vacant Lots
Real Estate wanted
Rentals
Rentals Wanted
Screen. Storm sash
sewing Machines
situations Wanted
Special N5ticeS
Storm Sash
Stoves and Heaters
Swaps
Tires and Accessories
Trade Schools
TrAilert for Sale
Trucks. Commercial Cars
Upholstery DraperieS
Misunderstanding
Wanted-SewinE Machines
Washing Machine Repairing 4,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

wOHLFEII1-Anna L.. May 4 beloved
wife OF Theodore A: dear mother OF
Laura F., Mrs. Elma O'Den. Pfc Harry
II. Mrs Jeanette Nickel and Dorothy
c daughter Of Mrs Rennet'a We'd
horn. grandmother OF three grandchil-
dren.. sister OF Mrs Alvina wilks Otto
and Ernest Wedhurn. Funeral service
Monday. 2 p. m, at reddence l77Sl
Hamburg
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

HERDsMAN for Institutional herd ~
pure blood Holsteins. Must he thor
ouFhly trained In the essentials % the
dairy industry Good salary-unusuall
attractive working and living conditions
WAYNE COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL
NNfflyiftg Micli~ap
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MAINTENANCE MEN needed. tinsmiths.
electriciAnS. nrillwrixhts, painters. pipe
ftters, carpenters and office messengers.
plant pstroimen. Apply Ternuedt Msg
Division OF General Motors Corp, esey
W Fort al LiysTnoix
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO regulations governing eligibility
for employment. II you were last EN-
ployed as an essential or locally needed
activity, you must have statement
OF availability. II you are qualified for
employment In critical occupation
you must be referred through the
United States Employment Service
World War ii Veterans Excepted.
Al MEN for machine repairs EDW.
C BUDD MANUFACTURING Co.
l2l4l ChArleyOix
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

VAN ADEsTISE-Gertrud May } sud
denly. sister OF Robert Van Adestine Of
Manawa wis. and the late Mrs, Maurice
Black Funeral Monday al 2. 30 from
4s2i second Blvd and 10 O'Clock at
Rlessed SacTAment Cathedral
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

requirement Time and one-hsif 'or
overtime. Vacation With pay. Essrn,is
industry The Pullman Co. Railrcsd
Retirement Board 40 WeIt Fort street.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MAN. capable of handling small -
and die shop. With ABILITY Of handing
men and layout work NuN comply with
VINO regulations. Write BOX B-os4.
Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MAN for procurement dept 10 sxsis, In
the purchasing OF steel for east aide
plant excellent postwar opportunity.
give fun details IN first letter |. IN x.
perience. age ana former procureu
experience. address Boz B3iSl. De
Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
PEOPLE y OUIFtTIiNC {
$50 Michigan

MATERIAL handlers on lo-hour lhift
IN essential war Industry must comply
with WMPC. p l. Jlcobi Co, $500
Lgnyo Road, near West warren
MATERIAL handlers and Aborera Bud
wheel Co, l2l$l ChsT.evoir
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MAN 20 assist In sborstory making
Ointmenh, liquids etc see Nj Dssy,
10 70 n. AArtI Medical supply. 1879
Broadway
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MEN and husky boys $50 pounds or
over for general creamery plant vofs.
Apply Bordens Farm Prod. 5000 z.
forckJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

SENSTOCK-Frances (nee Lsndzion &.
MAY 4 beloved wife OF Joseph II !.
former battalion chief ID. y. D.. dear
sister of Mrs Lendzion, Mrs, Josephine
Macklem. Mrs EStelle KrebS. Leonard
Lcndzion. william LendZion. Mrs Henry
Bowin. Mrs. Eleanor Kennedy John
Lendzion and Joseph Lendkion Funeral
from residence 376 Piper Blvd Tues
day, az y 80. and st. Martin Church at
10 Interment Mt OliVet
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

DUE TO increased manuioCturi1F hcf!i-
ties ne are able % expand our Aiss
effort can use two hign-type men O.
sell essential product fur ths largest and
original manufacturers product pat
tnted full cooperation given only u.rn
accustomed 20 So 900 year of more
need apply excellent postwar oppor'u-
nifty. AK fot Mr. LHger Nesther-sesl.
Inc, 2233o Grand River Nv 5000
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MAN middle-ssed. TO run elenior. dis.
tribute freight ard help In laboratory.
See MI Dayey, 10 10 IL HaTtx Medj-
cal supply i529 Broadway.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
PERSONALS

FEh3ONALS
UNwANrED HAIR removed forever:
latest short way method faster than
older methods: safe guaranteed. Free
consultation. Electrolysis Clinic. 1891
Linwcod. TO s-o2s5.
BUS TRANSPORTATION
$3.50
Saline sl.71 Clinton si.s4
coIs.atsr SSnfsni s5sa ssursi. Stunts ss.sYY
Los Angeles S4l9s ST. Louis S6.2T
DIX LUKE MOTOR STAGES
1905 CASS at BACLEY RA 134l
WAR AIDS
SAND BLAST OR SHOT BLAST
extra. c. N. c. Manufacturing Company.
437 West Jefferson. CA 6759.
Trade ScHooLS-MALE
ACETYLENE. ARC wELDERs
BODY. FENDER REPAIR-INSPECToR
Blueprint Reading. Drafting, diesel
wofSsRiNE SCHOOL, isoc W. FORT
Detroit Time Study School
Time study. tool desisnins,. drafting.
blueprint, shop math. inspection.
2s41 GRAND RIVER CA $3.50
designing, engineering,
day. evening classes.
Open 1919
Detroit College OF Applied Science
s203 woodward. At Seward. MA sA27
LEARN BARBERINC
International affiliate. G.. I. approved
Day or evening classes. Phone or write
CREENES BARBER COLLEGE
$50 Michigan Ave. CA 291<
LEARN modern barberins, days or
ewes. Approved under GI bill. Det. Barber
College, 3l7 K. jefferson. RA 6eT1.
SONGWRITERs Songs published
monthly. advance royalty. send your
SONGS or poems today for our exciting
offer, free book on songwriting. Holly
wood TuneSmiths. Dept. &C. 1924 Mel
rose Ave. Hollywood. Cal.
WOULD like 10 hear from reliable men
who would like to train In spare time
20 overhaul and install Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning equipment. should
be mechanically Inclined. viii not In
terfere with your present work. For In
formation about this training. write at
once giving name, address, age and your
working hours Utilities Inst Address
Box B-sl2. Detroit Times 81.
TRADE SCHooLS-FEMALE
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

ICS--UnuSuAi opp0Ttunity for
2 fully experienced and quAlined trucx
mechanics % work on feet ~ local ard
intsrcity equipment. essential postsar
work nov and after the sRr nns work
inr editions with top pay 30 starr.
John = Ivory, so35 woodward IA
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

LUMBER scalen, lumber handlers.
yard men: full or part time, time and
one-hai over 40 hours plenty OF over
time smith Orr Co l435l W
Warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MANAGER AUTO ACCESSORIES DEfr.
Rrtail tHp helpful. promotionAi possi-
biIue. unlimited, permanent posititn.
Personnel Ofiic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MACHINE repaIrnen, moor and Machine
hands. For Interview. Packard Motor
Car CO.. 1880 East Grand Blvd.
MACHINE REPAIRMEN. moor and ma
chine hands. For interview. Packard
Motor Car Co, 1850 L. Grand Blvd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

DRIvERS-Greyhound Lines Pare or
portunity for security and advance ~
Tor qualined man Highway posublll-
ties } Apply 95li w Fort St WMPC
ruling observed
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

CRAFTSMAN. checkers. layout and de
signers experienced on aircraft or ma
rine gas engine work For interview.
Packard Motor Car Co. 1880 East
Grand Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MEN -- so 20. so sAlarJ. room and
board Csll Miss Williams. DesIbcfn
Inn DE 1910
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MACHINE TepsirmAn must be expert
enced. man. Apply Hudson Motor
Co, 4 Jefferson AZ Connorl
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

UNwAHrED HAIR removed forever:
latest short way method faster than
older methods: safe guaranteed. Free
consultation. Electrolysis Clinic, 1881
Linwood. TO S-02so.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

nEN wanted experience not necsstsrY.
Good rate OF pay and srceilent vortinr
; 10 mils .i1, o.iSs.n T5 Howe I'd ana n,s5
aRN ara bows Tor super markets zone
experience necessary. l44b6 Crstiot.
Ap sSlS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

LOCKER cLERk-4 to 1890 p. m.
Mon. through Fri. Sat $50 q. m. 70
p m Permanent position Fisher
AJAX for Mr.. KIause, Ty $1,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

NEW YORK CENTRAL y -ESssn,isi
war Industry needs brskemsn. tvitchers.
stenogga phers. telerraphers warehouse
men. baERaEe mall employees. yard
clerks. Switch-tenders. locomotive ear
maintenance ~ way. stores and drsl
depts. For interviev apply at A4s
X Forf 81 PAilrnAd pefifernenf
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

TRADE SCHOOLS-FEMALE
LEARN Beauty Culture. newest simpli-
ned methods HYGIENIC BEAUTY
SCHOOL. Easy terms. $40 Twelfth.
TR 2-s570
SEE Florence UT advertisement section
8 pare todAy'x Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MACHINE operators and laboreTs
needed for steel plant. Postwar work
assured. Call TY 7-9s02.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MILLING machine operators ,tpsrisr
On large vertical machines on die ~
good pay. plenty oi overtime UstF
referral required Michigan DIE Cast
inE Co 1851 y Mile pd
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Deatb Aotiees

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BREssAS-wllliam ". May 4, Is45.
ags 50. OF Gas Commonwealth. be
loved husband OF Anna: dear father Of
William Jr. and Flight Officer Maurice
In France. brother OF Edmond. Bernard
OF Detroit. Leo and Nellie Of ssfinaw.
5054 Trumbull. Monday. at 10. St.
Dominic Church at 10: 30.
kosErzko-Msy ?. Anna. Of $3.50
mother Of Capt; waiter H.. Y; s: Army.
Al A. II Peters Funeral Home. iSoss
Cratiot. until Monday 10 .. m. In
state at Grace Lutheran Church. Van
time OF service Monday. I .. m.
University Hospital. Ann irbor. asush,
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Mar
tin. sister OF Mrs; Kenneth Vaughn and
CLAYTON G. Martin. Al chapel Of WI
andrine Saturday afternoon until time
OF service Sunday at 3 D. m. Interment
In Grand Rapids, Mich,
o,BRiLN-Jsmss. May =. isao: az.
Thomas. Thomas. son OF hI; and Mrs, Joseph
Pvt. William. u. s. Army. Mrs. Helen
Maher and the late Frances Diebolt.
Funeral from parlors OF Paul J. Perry.
So45 Trumbull, Monday al $50. 81.
Dominic Church at 3.
PILAwsKI-Christine, beloved wife OF
Frank; dear mother OF Cortland Kriese;
dear sister Of Mrs. Anna Schweitzer and
Jacob and Joseph Busch. Funeral
services al Cooper Bros. Mortuary.
Mack and Garland, Monday. at ; p. m.
ROBERTS-Thomas. OF 742e w. Fort;
husband OF Louise: brother of Sadie
Roberts OF Los Angeles, Cal. At
SchmAlIriedt Sons Funeral Home. 1925
Grand River until II noon Monday. In
state al Divinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church from l p. m until time Of
service at p. IN. Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

out and detail craftsmen. illustrators,
stress analysts and lineSmen Consoli-
dated vutee Aircraft Corp StiuSon
Division, Employment Office, 3ofoo
Main ST Wayne
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MEMS or over. 20 break In "a ma
chine operators. truck mechanics and
.eitizesAtlon -enEiaeefi,-t steady ~ei.
nne postwar future Veterans or men
with experience preferred BordenG Ilr
Cream Co i4To7 DEXTER
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

OLD established east side msnufscursr
requires a. once the 'ollosinr skilled
help, machine repair men, ,insmi,ns,
sheet metal workers. carpenters, solder
cu Essential production. good wages,
overtime VINO regulations observed
McCord Corp East Grand Blvd. q,
Ri0pelle MA 1912
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

LAYOUT MEN : Must be experienced
draftsmen on plant layout and equip
lations Dodge Truck Plant, 2lsOO
Mound Road. north OF 9 Mile Road
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MOTORMEN. Bus DRIVERS - Highe,t
paid operators IN the world Excellent
postwar prospects for qualified spp'i-
canta. VINO rules Department oi Sife.t
Pdilvays Shnsmsksr and 9, lean.
8 NJ 10 10 r. NJ daily except
sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

ELECTRICIAN. licensed must nave osn
tools. excellent postwar future IN TOO
war plant good transportation Appiy
r Grand Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

MECHANICAL layout drAittman tK-
pTrisnced IN sheet metal ltyou, Apply
Ame ricsn Blower Corp. slll fireman.
near wyoming
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Al POWER Zimmerman. must be
capable OF hammering stainless steel.
Apply Briggs Mfg. Co. 1881 Mack Ave.
A PERMANENT position. Established in
surance route careful training and sales
assistance. Only reliable man under so,
interested In permanent connection. need
Apply Phone ca 2l28.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

OPENING for rtturned servicemsn In
good health. established coffee route
salary commission and bonus. ", fur
nish car ana all expenses Lack ~
space prevents interesting details NJ
Kreger, Cook Coffee Co s43o Hsmil-
ton MA $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

AiLLWRIGHT- Maintenance work n,ust
have own tools. postwar future epot
nansportsiion. Apply Ceneisl Spring
Bumper Division. 1880 Y Grand BLVD.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

GUARD WORK-Men al 10 40 nights
3 . m 10 m or ! m 90
q m. n investigate alarms. etc
permanent position overtime over 40
hours. mu~ pass physical examination
536 Shelby, Room AIS, New Telc-
graph BLDG
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

NIGHT clerk and lsni'or desirable per-
manent position a. the YMCA In High
land PARK 1890 woodward. 10
g-lqdS MY nottorriSy
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

FURNITURE salesman wanted. expert
enced salesman for STEADY good paying
position must be sober and dependable
for store doing business In legitimate
manner Phone 27060. or write direct
% the address below for appointment
Plenty OF merchandise 10 sell ell The
time " g. Templin LsA'h A. Co
Flint Mich Phone 2-7060
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

PAlNTERS-fimited experience only rr-
quirement Time and one-hslf for over
Tine Vacation With paw. Essential In
dusiry The Pullman Co Railroad Pc
tirement Board. 449 West Fort street
See Mr. EOchen
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06

4 TRAN Q UIL
n SCENE amid the
ruins of Berlin as a
Russian soldier on
horseback drives a herd
of cows and heiferS
through the streets in
the Russian zone of
occupation These
cows eventually will
be taken into Russia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
HOZIysUOOd A11'iUNI

ALMA KAYE, who decended on
n Hollywood with all her IIS pounds
after scoring an amazing triumph in the
New York musical show, "Sing Out Sweet
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12
Four New Girl
Scout Troops Are
Organized Here

Leaders and committee members
OF four new girl scout troops have
been formed recently at separate
meetings held in the home OF Mrs.
Charles Reed. local chairman Of
Firl scout activities.
Mrs Olin r Lehman will be lead
or OF the seventh grade scouts with
Mrs. L. ]. Arnold as assistant lead
er. Troop committee members are:
Mrs. W H. Higginbotham. Mrs.
Monroe Moore. and Mrs. Claudia
Shirley. The first meeting was with
new scouts Tuesday. at Coolidge
Methodist Church.
Miss Jane Ann Havens will assist
Mrs. Thomas Arnold with the
eighth grade group. The first
meeting with this group OF girls
was held at the North School on
Wednesday.
Miss Laura Nell Carter is leader
OF the sixth grade group. An assist
ant leader is yet TO be appointed.
Committee members for this group
are. Mrs. Steve Christensen. Mrs.
II. c. Cope and a third member yet
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12
PTA Pinal County
Congress To Hold
Meeting Here Today

Pinal County Congress OF Parent
Teachers Associations will meet to
day at 4:30 p m. In Coolidge high
school auditorium. The purpose Of
the meeting Is TO elect a president.
first vice president and second vice
president. Absenteeism In these Of
fees Is due to officials moving
from this district.
All executive officers OF local and
other PTA organizations in Pinal
district plus ten lay members Of
organizations in good standing are
invited by PTA officials to attend
this election.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12
Vic Dossey Is
Again Civilian

Pfc. Vic Dossey received point
discharge from the U. S. Marine
Corps Friday at San Diego. Cali
fornia. and returned home Satur-
day to resume civilian life. He Is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Dos
sey and has made his home In
Coolidge for many years.
Dossey was twice wounded while
serving in the Pacific. He has been
awarded the Purple Heart with
Gold Star. the Presidential Unit
Citation with one star. the Bronze
Star. the Naval Unit Citation with
one star. the AsiatIc-Pacific ribbon
with three stars. and the American
Defense ribbon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12

ice. Lead Kindly Light" and
Nearer My God To Thee" were re-
quest numbers sung by Mrs. Gladys
Roche Philips.
Mrs. King came to Coolidge with
her husband. A A. King. - years
ago TO make her home. He pre-
ceded her in death by years Mrs.
King was born November IS. 1879.
in Wintzville. Missouri. and passed
away at her home Friday morning
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12
Jamiesons And
Murrays Hosts
Sunday Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Jameson and
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Murray were
co-hosts at an outdoor supper and
chop fry at Casa Grande ramada
picnic grounds Sunday afternoon.
Later. the group went to the jamie
sons home for an evening of cards.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Skousen, Mr.. and Mrs. w r. FL
ilott. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bicknell.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Urton. Mr. and
Mrs. George Dell. DR.. and Mrs.
G.. b. Steward. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
ITALIA. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Loucks,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Hupfel. Mrs.
Avis Hobby and Mrs. Polly Tovrea.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12
First Dance Of
Season For Teen
Ayers Saturday

The first dance OF the season for
the high school group OF teen ayers
will be held Saturday night from
$50 to IL O'Clock at the Womans
Club under sponsorship OF club
members. according TO announce
ment OF Mrs II. A. Unger. local
chairman OF teen age activities.
seventy youngsters were present
last Saturday at the seasons first
party for the younger teen age
group at which members of the Ids
Church were hosts.
The next party for the younger
group will be a masquerade Satur-
day night. November 3. at the Wo-
mans Club sponsored by Coolidge
Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs
Sybil Gammage Is general chairman
OF arrangements.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12

Pfc. Tennin Graham returned
Friday from EI Paso, Texas,
where he received a point dis
charge from the army. He en-
tered service in 1912 and went
overseas the following year,
where he served In the Euro
pean theater with an armored
unit. Graham was wounded
during the invasion Of France,
but rejoined his company for
"the final push" He is the son
OF Mrs. Effie Graham and has
made his home In Coolidge
since 1895. Graham has been
awarded the European-African-
Middle Eastern ribbon and the
Purple Heart.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12

after long illness.
The deceased is survived by her
mother. Mrs. Fannie Walker. and
Rosie Hernandez. her faithful at
tendant for many years.
Pail bearers were: J. NJ. Hines,
r. w. Taylor. Ben Arnold, c. j.
Moody. Biggs McWhorter and
Walter Smith
Interment was in the family plot
at Valley Memorial Park.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12

to be named. A meeting was held at
North School with the girls on
Thursday.
Mrs Reed and Mrs. Riley Cleye-
land will be leaders OF the fifth
grade group. Committee members
are Mrs Melvin Gammage. Mrs.
Henry Wang and Mrs. Barney Gino
The first meeting was held with
the girls on Monday. at the North
School.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. King On
Suday Afternoon

Last rites were held for Mrs.
Letha Boyd King from Cole and
Maud chapel Sunday afternoon at
four O'Clock. The Reverend Joseph
Kamphuis OF Community Presby-
terian Church conducted the serv-
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12

OMr. and Mrs c. ]. Wells re-
turned Sunday from Los Angeles.
where he went on government bust
ness. While there. they visited
Mrs. Wells son. ]. Donald More.
The Wells were gone two weeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-12

Come in and ask your
waiter concerning spe-
cial dishes"
Evening star., 1945-12-18
Bishop Shehan Honored
AT Merrick Camp Dinner

Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan,
newly appointed Auxiliary Bishop
of Baltimore and Washington, was
honored last night at dinner given
at the Mayfower Hotel by members
of the Merrick Boys Camp of
Washington
Speaking briefly, Bishop Shehan
said, Il am honored and pleased to
be here tonight, and I think the
club for the help it has given me
during my stay in Washington"
Speakers present who praised
Bishop Shehan were Bishop John
Mcnamara of Washington, the
Right Rev. Msgr. John K. Cart
wright and James Francis Reilly,
former assistant district attorney.
Mr.. Reilly pointed out the inter-
est Bishop Shehan had shown in
the Merrick Boys Camp, the Christ
Child Society and the United Serv-
ice Organization. He spoke in be-
half of the Board Of Directors of
Merrick Camp.
Evening star., 1945-12-18
BY DORIS FLEESON.

President Truman is ready to
name the American team to the
United Nations Organization when
the necessary legislation passes Con-
gress.
Secretary of State Byrnss will call
the signals, at least at the initial
sessions in January, serving as one
of the five delegates to the UNO
Assembly.
At his right hand will be his
predecessor, Edward r. Stettinius
who now is United States repre-
sentative to the UNO Preparatory
Commission and who will receive
the permanent appointment of rep
resentative to the Security Council,
with the rank of Ambassador and
yearly pay of $4,000.
F1anking them will be the legis-
lative UNO forward passers, Chair
man Connally of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee and the COM
mittee's ranking Republican men,
ber, Senator Vandenberg of Michi-
gan.
The fifth and last Assembly place
will be filled by Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, as exclusively forecast last
week in this space. Mrs. Roosevelt
will serve as the voice of the women
OF the United States, who, in in
creasing volume and without regard
to politics, have protested against
exclusion from the peacemaking
machinery. In sense, she also will
be the public member, the others
having Government positions they
will continue to fill at their statutory
salaries. She will draw pay for the
time she serves at the rate of $4,000
annually, assuming the bill is not
further amended.
Provision has been made in the
pending legislation for full United
States complement at all times, an
amendment providing for five al
ternate delegates to fill any vacant
chairs. 1t is planned to appoint the
House UNO experts, Chairman
Bloom of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee and Representative
Eaton, Republican, of New Jersey, to
be alternates Nos. l and 2. A
full alternate slate may not be ap-
pointed Immediately.
The bill has been carefully framed
20 allow the Secretary of State and
the Security Ambassador to sit with
the assembly delegation, so that
American policy can be fully CO.