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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

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Listed here are the funeral or
memorial services Tor the brave VINO
Ned ln the service % nlr country.
S SGT. EDWARD ]. DUhkLEY
ar- DJNkLFY-s SGT Edward J.I
= DunNGy, suddenly aug. 8. al
Devils Lake. North Dakota be
loved husband of N0ls tnee Rileyl
punNey dear son Of Mn. Florence
I icy and Ms John Hill Military
funeral seryices a. the Frazier Funeral
Home 2377 " Grand ilvd, az
I-s sale Friday. Aug. II, ~ y. m.
/ lntefmcnt Grand Lawn Cemetery.
, BERNARD-Auna a beloved wife OF
Fraut 3 dear mother Of Gloria R,
- Richard v. and Capt. Robert J.
. a y. 5. Army daughter Uf Mrs. Anna
. -CAEzaADNzki- Funnr2l- from -Ieaidence.
1887 Cladgin Friday $50 and ST.
Bernsrds Church st 10. lnterment
/ Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
HESs-Aibert n. OF l265l Ilene. huS-
/ band OF Emma, father OF Mrs. Clarence
Boyer Mrs J ". Straub and Albert r.
I Hess Also survived by six grandchildren
and four great grandchildren. Services
4 a. Schmalzried' Sonz Funeral Home,
/ 6625 Grand River. Thursday. al
b. m
KlERCE-Mary L Aus -, ,le45.
Remains Al Alfred T. Crosby Mortuary,
1900 Hamilton al Glendale Funeral
/ services az Blessed Sacrament Cathedral.
9s44 Woodward avenue, Thursday, Aug.
is 10 a m
| MeCLosKEY-Aug IS; Francis }, at
view Crosse Pointe Farms. beloved hus-
band OF Grace Conner McCloskey; dear
. father of Catherine II, Mary C.. $ 2 &c
Francis. Y. s. Navy. Pvt william c.
and Edward j. son of Hanna and the
/ late william p brother OF James,
william John. Rose Mary and Jane.
Funeral from the verheyden Funeral
Homo $500 Mack. e. Outer Drive.
I Thursday al 9-f5 and 81, Psuf-s Church
A. 1000.
NnyAK-Ans-i4, la45. Helen. beloved
Wife oi William. loving mother OF Helen
ZaborOWski Frances. Dolores, william
Jr and John dear daughter OF Eva
MatenkoSh sister Of Helen Polinski.
Anna Kraiewsh BlAnch Smith. Adam
and John Matenkosh OF Dillonvale. Pa.
also one grandson survives Funeral
Saturday from residence. 50s2 Spring
wells 80 a. m. 81. Lawrence Church
az 1000.
orfFieitS-AuE "a; eccriis Of 1880
Fordham dear mother OF Raymond
Munck Edward OpificiuS, Mrs Anna
InniS Mrs Lottie MohT and Ar$ Agnes
Le Due grandmother of 3 grandchil-
dren and II great grandchildren. Fu-
neral Thursday a. m. from A. II.
Peters Funeral Home. i2057 GTatiot,
and 80 At 81. jude Church.
PATTERSoN-Aug -; Rose Elizabeth
of 2ilS Fleetwood Drive. Crosse Pte
Woods beloved wife OF Rupert: dear
mother ot Mrs Earl Broadbent. Mrs
George Ludwig and Mrs Joseph Mo-
nette grandmother of four Erandchil-
dTen sister Of James B.. and Richard
J. Conway Funeral Thursday, SIS
mi. from u Peters Funeral Home
i2057 Cratiot. Nnd Q st st. Joan OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

ARC WELDERS--ENperienc an mild
steel and be able 10 pass navy vertical
test Graham-PSiEe Motor Car Co.
65O5 " Warren.
ARC WELDERS-Experienc In mild
steel and be able 20 pass navy vertical
test. Craham-Paige Motor Car Co,
g5O5 W warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

KIERCE-Mary l. Aug -, i945.
beloved mother % Edgar J. Kierce.
Remains Al Alfred + Crosby Mortuary,
1900 Hamilton al Glendale. Funeral
rCryices al Blessed Sacrament Cathedral.
9s44 Woodward avenue. Thursday. Aug,
Is 10 a m
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

DRAFTSMAN for plant layout--Postvar
future with national manufacturer Of
automobile cushion and wire products.
r. Sippie TO 7-lSOO
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

CRAFTSMEN OF detaners. able 20 a..
sumo some engineering responEibility
Layout and detail experience dssirabls
excellent postwar Possibilities foF the
riEht men with ability Crawford
Door Co. 40i 81 Jean.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

DRAFTSMEN ana engineers Grps rienced
body Craftsmen and deti1nsrs are needed
Tor complete engineering chsnEs In
desirn ~ bodies an6 divsrsined DrodUcfs.
senior oody defaiiers. panel de'sners.
full nxe oody drrffarren. full dfe h0dy
checkers, Gle designers Apply Murrsy
Corp. of Ameries, 1900 Russell str~s<.
Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

orfrieiUs-Aug -is; eccrits of 1880
Fordham. dear mother OF Raymond
Munck. Edward OpiiiciuS Mrs. Anna
Innis. Mrs Lottie MnhT and Mrs Agnes
Le Due grandmother OF 3 Rrandehil-
dren and II great grandchildren. Fu-
neral Thursday. 8 a. m from A. n.
Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot,
and 80 Al St Jude Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

ASSURED after war security for colored
women and girls ages between 10 20
A. Must be high school graduate
Choice u two shifts. , 9 m. 20 IL
g. an. II p. m to m Call Mrs
o. m
ATTENTtON-setu man for hand screw
machine. hand screW machine 1pera tor
nil operator drill press operator floor
Inspector laboref Apply Vtnco Corpora
ion Hydraulic Ditisionl. 5s45 West
fort ST.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

ASsEMBLERs - Mechanics shear and
brake operators. foremen's clerks, sweep
ers, postwar opportunity. Apply az en-
ploymeut office. $50 % 80 and
80 % 3 30 Gar Wood Industries
4O9 Connecticut
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

NnyAK-Aus- ia45. Helen. beloved
wife of william loving mother OF Helen
Zabor0Wski Frances. Dolores, william
Jr and John dear daughter OF Eva
hatenkoSh. sister Of Helen Polinski.
Anna KTaiswski BlAnch Smith. Adam
and John MatenkOsk OF Dillonvale Pa
also one grandson survives Funeral
Saturday from residence. 50s2 Spring
wells Q 30 a. m. ST. Lawrence Church
At 10 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
MALE HELP WANTED

AN INDIVIDUAL. attorney or BROKERAGE
nrm having an Intimate acquaintance
Income brackets can make n very cN-
tremely profitable connection with
department of petroleum research. 40
dress p o. Boz 994. Dallas. Tex, for
further details
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
S SGT. EDWARD J. ouNklEY

Listed here are the funeral or
memorial services Tor the brave VINO
Ntd In the service % olu country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

Brigss Mfs Co. 1851 Mack Ave
ARCHITECTURAL. Structural. Eleetri-
cal Desigp Engineers. Building Opcrat-
iuE Enginaert Lineman Detroit Civil
Service CpnrniSSidn. i6th Floor water
Board buhdlng 81 m. % as D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

BERNARD-Auna a beloved wife Of
Frauf dear mother OF Gloria r.
~ Richard v. and Capt Robert J.
n o. 5. Army daughter 81 Mrs. Anna
Funeral from -Ieaidence.
1887 CladNin Friday 80 and St
Bernard Church 81 10. lnteTment
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
cH 1858 daily TIE i-7o5l eveI
TRADE SCHOOLS-MALE

ACETYLENE ARC WELDERS
BODY. FENDER REPAIR-INSPECTOR
Blueprint Reading. Drafting, Diesel
Approved Under CT Bill Of Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 400 W FORT
DRAFTING. tool designers. engineering.
Day, evening classes.
open 1919
Detroit College OF Applied Science
s203 Woodward, st Seward MA s422
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03

mandatory, and, % was already
stated, employment and promo
lions are to be based on the merit
system.
This is q very brief summary Of
the principle structure and func.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03

the eva.
Liberal provisions are made for
labor relations, and the Authority
Is authorized to deal collectively
with employe representatives.
Payment Of standard wages II
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03

tioning Of the proposed eva. The
articles that follow will analyze
In detail the most important as
poets Of the bill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Edgar Pryors
Celebrate At
Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pryor. OF
1923 Superior. celebrated their
llth wedding anniversary Sunday
at their home. Mrs. Pryor wore
gown OF rose-embroidered chiffon.
with contrasting accessories OF
blue, and a corsage OF orchids.
The home was attractively dec
GRATED with cut flowers. Miss Lau-
ra Wynn registered guests, and
Mrs. Lucille Hollis received and
registered the display of gifts.
THE FOLLOWING is the list OF
guests Mr.. and Mrs H. Bede, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Bede. Mrs Esther
Hickman. Mrs Thelma Meadows,
Mrs. Bertha 'Meacham. Mrs. c. II.
Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hollis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell,
Mrs. Lillian Wynn, Mrs Essie Tar
yer. Miss Laura Wynn. Charles
Hollis. Mrs. Essie Hill, Miss Chris
tian Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fincher
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Cave. Miss Ruth Hollis. Miss Lo-
retta Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. f. B.
Davis.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. John Stiles.
Mrs. Olivia Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Jones. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Howard, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Craig. Mrs. Eva Shell
ton, Mrs. Rose Spencer. Essie Har-
ris. Mrs. Matte Holmes. Mrs. Sa-
rah Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Craig, Garnet Martin. Mr.,
and Mrs. r. o. White. Mrs. Katie
BurkeS. Miss Helen McLendon.
Mrs. Roberta Wylie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Strange. Miss Elizabeth Belts;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. King Watson. B F
Blaine, Mrs. Sarah Williams. Miss
Annie II. Jones. James Henderson.
J. w. Hinton, Miss Helen Grace
Mrs. Sally Mcfarland. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Williams. Mrs. Eliza
beth Gary. Mrs. Flossie Gardner
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Hill and Miss Mar
tina Denmark
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
QUINN ROAD
NEWS
By MARJORIE BECKS

The kiddie party by the Junior
Civic chorus was given at the
home OF Mrs. Lottie Tibbs. The
people present looked like the
"Kiddie Models OF l945." The prizes
for the best-dreSsed girl and the
est-dresSed boy were awarded
Frances Young and Gerald Thax-
ton. The judges were visitors
from Highland Park and Ten Mile
road
Evola Adams and Leona Cole
we're weekend guests Of Lena
Mae Cole.
THE MACOMB County Sunday
school union met at the VinSon
Chapel AME church. The pro-
grams rendered by each Sunday
school were very good The month
ly demonstration was led by Miss
Sarah Hill. the Sunday school un-
OF the service was dedicated 20
the boys in the service from the
communities of New Haven, Mt.
Clemens. Quinn road and Ten
Mile road. The Junior Civic cho-
rus sang The Star-Spangled Ban
ner" with the audience. George
Greenwood. a guest from Detroit.
played the trumpet part in the
song, God OF Our Fathers"
A birthday party was given in
honor OF Connie Harris Many
friends helped her to celebrate
her eighth birthday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Sorority Held
Bridge Party

The Scholarship Bridge party,
sponsored by Phi Delta Kappa, Ma
tional Teachers sorority. was held
last Saturday afternoon. at the
Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA.
TWO CARTONS OF cigarettes
and a pound Of butter were auc-
toned, Fannie Wells and Mable
Halle. winning the cigarettes, and
the pound OF butter going TO the
highest bidder.
Mrs. Alberta Jenkins won the
first prize In the contract sec
ton. and Mrs. Mary williams,
first at auction.
Members OF the Phi Delta Kappa
committee included: Mrs. Sadie
Ransom. Jessie McCathern, Bernice
Brown. Bernice Hoagland, Grace
Williams, Fannie Raiford, Roberta
MCGUIRE, Martha Bacon, Winifred
Fairfax. Willie Gibson Jessie Sla-
ton and Thelma Parker.
GUESTS WERE: Mrs. I.orena
Sherrah, Mrs. Grace r. White. Mrs.
Catherine Jones, Mrs. Jerry Lee
Johnson. Mrs Nora Hutchinson,
Mrs Elrene Boyd. Vera Zeigler.
Wilzetta Johnson, Katherine Hanks.
Georgia Price. Mary Gay. Geral-
dine Dixon. Gertrude Williams.
Grace Williams, Matilda Williams.
Mary Williams. Elizabeth Bellmay,
Judy Wilson. Vivian Booth, Edith
Gray. p. Thomas. Mable Halle,
Sally Darden, Ethel Simons. Eva
Collins. Fannie Wells. Thelma Pal
mer, Helen Howell. Portia Jones.
Alberta Bowman. Ths.fra. Martha
Denmark, l.ynette Dobbns. Ruth
Penn. Jessie Slaton. Mary Ellen
Butler Agnes Bristol, Alice Woods,
Psuleta Powell, wendoly
Thompson Mable Keemer. Mrs. +.
f. Dawson, Mrs Naomi Hill. La
verne SChuSter. Vera Morris. Edna
Harrison, Emily Hedgemsn. Alber-
IA jenkins Emella Cabule. Eloise
Proctor, Vivlenne Petuford. Edith
Psschsi. Louise +. Garrison, Mrs.
Ida Taylor. Mrs. w. J. Jones. Mrs.
Frank Payne. Jeanette May. Ruby
Bradley Vera Sadler. Bertha
Young, Reba Hodge and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

WIS for his tribute 10 the late
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
They we're saying that he had a
handsome painting OF the Presl-
dent in the lobby Of his hotel . . ,
drapcd in mourning cloth and with
he flag al half mast beside II.
CHATTING WITH a very phi Lam
,hroplc lady. who had orchids TO
give 10 some people about town
who have forged ahead in spite OF
obstacles -. We will pass il on
here She mentioned in par
tlcular JESSE SLATON. one OF our
best dressed women. who left a
really excellent job 10 go back TO
school, because she wanted 10 teach
our youngsters And BEULAH
WARE, who few years ago was
just another little girl who could
swing wicked hoof. but who has
since finished WAYNE and has
been placed in one OF the high
schools in physical education . .
first time too SHELTON
was mentioned too. for
the splendid work he has done out
at 3 r III u r S T COMMUNITY
CENTER or course. we had
heard lot about him before &.
Our good friend. MARION AMES-
GREEN. simply dotes on him and
mis- work with her.
c. T. COLLINS does most of the
weddings and does
hem beautifully.
FANNIE RICE and BOBBIE AN
DERSON have in common the very
orettiest eyes you ever saw, long
ashes and stuff, and soulful look
ng. too and we don't think
either Of them is conscious OF it.
HATTIE HUBERT should give
more parties. for she is the most
gracious OF hostesses and can
she cook!
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Study Club In
Show ForVets

The annual Flower Day program
Of the Current Topic Study club is
the program at which the club
honors some outstanding member
OF the community. Since the be-
ginning of the war, the honoree
has been a wounded serviceman
who has seen overseas action.
This year Miss Mimic Cato pre-
pared a program and trained q
chorus Of Is. The chorus and some
professional talent were sponsored
in a USO show for the entertain
ment of wounded servicemen at
Percy Jones hospital.
AFTER THE show was given In
some Of the wards, the performers
were guests AT mess" where they
shared the fare Of the patients.
Two other performances were
given in the auditorium after din
ner.
Participants on the program in
cluded: Mrs Lucille Walker, SOLO
list; Trixie Pachell, dancer; James
Rutherford. baritone; Carl BEDFORD,
tap dancer; Florence Pate. drama
tic reader; Tall and Short, tap
dancers; Doris Rowe, soloist, and
Miss Cato, soloist.
The chorus was composed of
Mesdames Nancy Pate. May RAN
dolph, Lucille Walker. Madge Rey-
holds. Louise B. Edwards, Alberta
Harris, Mile Hynson. Beatrice
Preston, Violet Lewis. Mary Belle
Rhodes, Mary Morrison, Harriet
Wesley, Bessie Thomas, Ola Clark,
Robyl Trumbro and Story.
Mrs. Lena Chambers and Mrs. l.
Ward were guests. A box Of gifts
were distributed among the serv-
icemen.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
MademoiseIIe Club
In Cocktail Partv

The Msdemoiselle Soc al club
viii hold lis first annual cocktail
party at the Gotham hotel June 2.
announced lnez Jones. Thursday.
When the club met at the hovle
VI lis president. Mrs. Csrinne Nc
Swan these members were pres
en-. Misses Jean Lewis. Urcele
McSVaIn, Ze!msrie Martin Marin
Smith. lnez Jones and Edna Powell
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

Some folk were praising SONNY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Recent Marriage Of
Attorney Revealed

DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Boyd Of
Tuskegee. Ala, recently announced
the marriage OF their daughter.
Myrtle Lee Boyd to S. ]. Flanagan.
Detroit attorney. The marriage
took place in December.
Mrs, Flanagan is a graduate OF
Tuskegee institute, Livingstone coll
lege and Alabama State Teachers
college. She was a teacher in the
state OF Georgia for three years,
and is an accomplished pianist
Atty. Flanagan is a graduate of
Fisk university and Northwestern
university law school He has also
studied at the University OF Chi
cago and Western Reserve univer-
sity. The Flanagans are at home
at SIS Hague avenue and he main
tains office at 1927 East Dawson
avenue.
Natives seeking admission 10
schools in South Africa are rapidly
increasing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
BABY CONTEST STARTS

Continuing the drive for youth
development funds. Mrs Ardeiia
Heath announced second NAACP
baby contest TO be held May 25.
Mothers OF babies up to five years
OF age are urged TO register their
babies as soon as possible. Pr .es
will be awarded TO winning ba-
bies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

of pretty gifts and good wishes
SELMA AND WALTER Nc
GLASKER were there II beng alS'
ms birthday and he had gotten {
three cara, diamond for his rln!
finger from his wife. Others were
DIR and MRS D. J GRAHAM
MRS WALTER-HINES. Mr. s
SULA VI WILLIAMS o. Portland
Cadence mother. MARGARET
BENNETT. CAROLYN GLOVER
S. p MCQUEEN. Mr. and MRS
EZRA PRICE. MRS. PRISCILLA
CRAY. MRS. JUANITA SYKES
lSAURE MILTON. AMYRE POR-
TER. BEATRICE PRESTON. AL
BERTA JENKINS. MARGARET
MATTOCKS and others.
MARIE JONES MRS SAMUEE
JONES of McDougall entertained
the Wednesday Bridge club Wed
nesday al her home, Present were:
SUSIE MILLS. FANNIE WELLS.
BERNICE HARPER. HARRIET
TAYLOR. GEOhGETTA WHITE.
LILLIAN GAINES, JACQUE BUR-
RlS. GERTRUDE GIBSON. MU-
REL HUNTER and RUTH WEBB.
ROBERTA HALL and VALERIE
SMITH were joint hostesses a. .
surprise party honorlng RUTH Nc
CRARY last week.
TOM McCAMPBELL left last
weekend for 81. Louis 10 attend the
funeral OF his uncle.
BLANCHE LEWIS and VALMA
BRANAM had birthdays last week
both born under the dynamic
sign Of Taurus.
Which reminds US that BETH
LAMBRIGHT. socially prominent
lass from CLEVELAND, was the
weekend house guest Of the J. p.
BRANAMS, whose cousin she is,
and THE EDWARD SWANS who
are old friends
AT THIS writing DORA MIL
LER-PENICK is in KIrwood hos
pltal, where she recently had
rather serious throat operation
Seems TO be doing nicely though.
THERESA BRINSON is so happy
about her recent motherhood :.
Has fine little son.
GLADYS SCHNEIDER Of Los
Angeles. houseguest OF MR. and
MRS. EARL DAVIS Of Seneca
avenue, and romantic interest Of
their handsome son Petty OFF,
Ger EARL DAVIS. has had small
parts in several movies and is what
the younger set would call sharp
chick.
JEANNE ANDERSON OF Wash
ington. DC. has ben the house
guest Of MRS. JOHN ROXBOR-
OUCH.
ROBERTA GREE MD G Z
HUGHES is looking forward snx-
iously 10 the 18th OF the month
when she and her husband. WILL
BUR, will celebrate their first we'd
ding anniversary.
MARY ANN BAILOR is in town
and so happy about the fact that
she and 1T. KERMIT will become
proud parents
PORTiA MITCHELL who comes
originally from Birmingham, Ala,
Is what one would describe as the
cute little trick type.
ANNA LEE SIMPSON is wear
Ing very, very large and beauti-
iul diamond.
That handsome Canadian soldier,
nephew Of MRS. ARLT o "
GAINES. can't think Of his name
row but think II was NEAL or
O'NEAL. squlrlng the brainiest
deo IN town, DOROTHY ANN
HICKS.
Some folk were praising SONNY
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
EMz1
co.ETTEs HOLD FASHION SHOW
BY GLADYS

CO-ETTES HOLD FASHION SHOW
The CO-ETTE CLUB organized and sponsored by
MARY AGNES DAVIS held forth Saturday evening with a
very gamorous FASHION REVUE" at the CENTRAL
YWCA.
Junoesque PATRICIA WHITBi was the very competent
chairman Of the committee and managed the entire affair
Pretty 10 ANN JACKSON was the commentator
m SHORT the entire affair sure enough like
grown-up folk LILLIAN OWENS president Of the club
presented check for $50 IN the REVEREND HORACE A.
WHITE behalf Of the club for the establishment OF
permanent FEPC
Among the many beautifully attired mannequins espe
Cisl note taken Of TORRES HENDRICKS, CHARLlTA
WHITLEY, UEENE LOGAN. GWENDOLYN RR 4 y NJ,
ERMA JEAN SEGER and GLORIA SCOTT The audience
acclaimed these having potentiaies for becoming
fessiona models
MRS. QI'EENIE NAE WILLIAMS her birthday
Tuesday presented with case OF champagne and
some crisp hundred dollar bills by her hubby Friends
have heard about the imported beverage for passel
OF them dropped serenade her and made with
Of the sparkling brew In its stead they left loads
Evening star., 1945-03-07
Auditorium Costinu
$4,000, 1000 Is Urged
|As National Memorial

Construction of a large audi
toriurn in Washington was proposed
in bill laid before the Senate yes
terday by Senator Pepper. Demo-
crat, of Florida as a permanent and
useful'' national memorial to mem
bers of the armed services.
Authorizing a Federal appropria-
ton of s5,000,000 for the purpose,
the measure specifies that the me-
mortal building shall be of design
and arrangement suitable for the
presentation and enjoyment of con-
certs, opera, drama, ballet, lectures,
scientific. educational, and civic dis
cussions and other public gatherings.
Asks Committee of Three.
The site and building plans would
be chosen by a committee of three
persons to be appointed by the
President. This committee, under
the Pepper plan, also would have
supervision over the operation of the
memorial.
This is the second Washington
auditorium proposal to be placed
before this Congress. Earlier this
session, Representative Sheppard,
Democrat, of California offered
bill to set up memorial audi-
torium commission to plan such
project, but with an appropriation
authorization double that in the
Pepper bill.
The Pepper measure was referred
to the Public Buildings and Grounds
Committee headed by Senator An
drews, Democrat, of Florida.
Numerous suggestions calling for
erection of an auditorium have been
filed with the Washington Me-
mortal Stadium Commission, re-
Gently set up by Congress to plan
for the postwar development of a
great stadium for Washington as a
memorial to servicemen. Senator
Bilbo, Democrat, of Mississippi,
chairman of the Stadium Commits
sion, has announced these would be
considered along with proposals for
stadium.
Not Meant as Substitute.
The Pepper measure. it was ex-
planned, was not offered as substi-
tute for a stadium, but as an addi-
tional plan for recognizing in
practical way the services of the
armed forces.
Washington's need for a large au-
ditorium was recognized some years
ago when similar legislation was
sponsored by former Senator Rob-
inson of Arkansas.
One suggestion has been that the
be erected in the square
south of the New Mu-
nicipal Center Building on land
bought by the District as a part of
the site of the new "city half but
later found not to be needed for that |
purpose.
Evening star., 1945-03-07

settlement, and pending further
order Of the court here.
The money would be available to
make up any deficit in a claim of
Mrs. Buchanan for approximately
$1,000 if the sale Of property in
Virginia does not realize enough.
The trust fund from which Mr..
Buchanan receives income was set
up by his father, the late Brig. Gen.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
Mrs. Buchanan Wins
Round in Income Fiqhf

Mrs. Ruth L. Buchanan, 1700 block
of Massachusetts, avenue NV, yes
terday won another round in her
court battle to collect funds from
the estate of her divorced husband,
John r. Buchanan, through prop
erty settlement.
Justice Daniel w. O'Donoghue of
District Court instructed the Ma
tional Savings g. Trust Co., trustee,
to withhold $1,000 a month from
trust fund income being paid Mr..
Buchanan. pending settlement of a
judgment in Virginia on a property
Evening star., 1945-03-07
Truman at Fort BeIvoir
To See Kin Commissioned

Vice President Truman visited
Fort Belvoir today to see his
nephew, Fred L. Truman, %, of
Grand View, Mo-, commissioned as
a second lieutenant in the Corps of
Engineers along with 80 others. It
was the 74th class of the Engineers
School.
The Vice President was escorted.
to the platform by Brig. Gen. Cor
don b. Young, commandant of Fort
Belvoir. Mr.. Truman spoke briefly
The diplomas were presented by
Brig. Gen. Dwight F.. Johns, COM
manding officer of the school.
Evening star., 1945-03-07

James A. Buchanan. and amounts
to some s3.750, 900 and nets more
than $4,000 annually, 1t was said.
The suit here, Mrs. Buchanan
said, was brought In behalf of her