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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
BIRTHS

Agnes Debets, 1928 wsybnrn.
Lillian Drost. 1912 Danforth, Hamtramek
Henrietta Durant. 1857 LsBslle.
Mary Drain, $50 Brewster.
Elvira DtRezza. 1912 Illinois
Laura Ehly. 302s Aayhury Grand.
Anne Ford. 300 Proyenesl road, Crosse
Po;nte Farms.
Josephine Fox. 1883 Aelrose.
Caroline Forbes, i54 Grown
Dorothy Fowler lsB7f Caldwell.
Marie Gelardi. 1905 Newport ttwink.
Elvlna Hogie. $500 Hurbut.
Virginia Hojnaeki. 1885 Belmont HAM
Louise Holiness. 20is5 Northlawn.
Jennie Haubert, sI44 EasttaSn.
Gertrude Jolly, ASIA Beals
Irene Koroleski, 1915 Areola.
Georgia Layton. 1881 Chapel.
Dorothy Losie 1878 Seward.
Bernice Laekey. 3425 Beals.
Ida Holbrook, 25ls Lemay.
Edna Mcmillan. 1909 Montelalr.
Anne McFall. 1909 Welland.
Wanda Nysard. 1894 STANLEY.
Sarah Oseff, 1921 Prest ttwins).
Grace Pellerito. li72 Medium.
Eileen Phelps, 1919 Bryant.
Elsie Presley, 5000 Brush
Alice Rupp. 1927 Sorrento.
Shirley Rivard. 1917 East Vernon.
Louise Ray. IL Linden. River Rouge.
Delmsr Ray. 6O39 Holcomb.
Olga Radtke, ls04s Gable.
Madeline Rolo, 22le Van Dyke.
Betty Rossen. 2ssl Fullerton.
n
Margaret ST. Marie. 1879 Wabash.
Sophie Skiba 6543 Theodore
Fac sugar 1897 Buena Vista.
Ida Thomson, 5643 French road.
Betty THEM. $40 Gray.
Betty Vaughn. 1882 Kentucky.
Eleanore Wilcox, 1871 Mckinney.
Florence Weirs. 1925 Fourth.
Anna Atkinson. 1888 Trumbul.
Genera Allen. 1882 Greeley.
Matilda Bensen, 1851 Edison.
Helen Daring. 1881 Grandview
Lucille Desmyter. 10000 WoodinghaIn drive.
I Elizabeth Eassels. $685. Dubay.
/ Lillian Ehlieh l4106 Saratoga.
Helen Fish, $500 Nevada.
Charlotte Freedman. 1908 Clements.
Theresa Gaydosh, 1895 Huboel.
julia Gronowski, 2osi Edwin. Hamtramck
Dorothy Harrington, sis1 Robindale. Dear
born.
Merriiyn Huiere, 1913 Hart
Evelyn Jackson, $50 East Warren
Margaret Jambriska. 1923 Mt. Elliott.
Mary Kline. 1851 Forrer.
Etheyn knight. 472i Mckinley.
Geraldine Lamar, 2923s Ford road, Gar
den City
Mary Lareau, sOe2 Monica.
freda Lewis, 1906 Orleans.
Dora Leapheart. 1914 Greeley.
Ruth Mann. 1919 Ottawa, Royal Oak.
Mary Marszalek, 1859 Rutherford.
Catherine Mead, 403s St Clair
I Lucille Munson, 17ls0 Rutherford.
Selma McCatty. 1871 West Grand Blvd.
Agnes Novotny. 64ss Woodmont road.
Mary Piskor. S26 Lyle.
Wanda Pilarski. 1892 Daniels.
Mary Plaine, 417l Riopelle.
Vincenza Puleo. 1855 Preston.
Lula Randall. 1881 Copeland.
Stella Reed. 330s Boulevard court.
Elsie Renswick. 1047 Harvard. Berkeley.
Gertrude Robinson, l020s Oakland
Betty RuJs. 1894 West Warren.
Alamae Scott. 1888 Riopene.
Marie scheel. s24 Charlotte.
Monica Sitarek. zoos Burweli.
Elizabeth Snow, 1909 Ward.
Olga soviak, 6253 Ternes. Dearborn.
Antoinette soleck, $3.50 Asbury Park.
Mary Spracher, 4726 Hurlbut
Marianne Stuecken, 1880 Snowden.
Bessie Swanigan, 5135 Lincoln.
lrma Thomas, 1871 Chalmers.
| Elizabeth Thibodeau. 1855 Greenview.
Lorella Turkish, 17l09 Hickory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
SOftball Code CHANGE
Put Before EnVOyS

wherever possible in the United
States.
Already more than a thousand
schools have signified their inten-
tention of conducting a tourna-
ment, each with 10 or more teams.
Those in attendance at the
Spring session were Wilbur E,
Lands of Detroit, president of
the Amateur Softball Association;
M. j. Pauley. executive secretary;
Frank Lafferty. Detroit commits
sioner; Michigan Commissioner
Seth Whitmore, Vice President
Gene Martin of New Jersey, and
Commissioner E. w. Boggan, Buff
falo; Pierce Gahan, Florida; Joe
Campbell. Iowa: Charles Fos-
ter. Cleveland; Carl May. Ohio;
John Dever. Kentucky: Lou
Namely. Connecticut, Ray Gath
ran, Philadelphia; William Davies.
Milwaukee, and John Owen, Chi
cago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Knox Saves )
Navy Chief Aids Rescue
of Summers in Squat

WASHINGTON. April 21.-Sec-
rotary of the Navy Frank Knox
directed the crew of his yacht, the
u. S. S. Milan. in the rescue OF
five swimmers. two girls and three
young men. as they were being
carried away from their anchored
boat by strong tide in the
Potomac River.
Colonel Knox. Assistant Secre-
tary Ralph Bard. and Col. William
j. Donovan. who recently returned
from an inspection tour of war
torn Europe, aided in throwing out
lifelines to the swimmers.
The swimmers had been carried
thousand yards from their boat
as a 30-mile wind swept the Po-
tomac when the Milan crews
attention was attracted to them
by girl waving clothing from the
anchored boat.
Colonel Knox ordered the Milan.
which was steaming down the
Potomac off Fort Washington. put
about and the swimmers were
rescued one at a time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Lawmakers 10 Visit
Deer Hdunts in North

WEST BRANCH. April 21.-
Fifteen state senators and repre-
sentatives, members of the con-
servation committees, will leave
here tomorrow morning on one
of the strangest trips they have
ever taken. They will be con-
Quoted deep into the swamps OF
The states heaviest populated deer
country to inspect Winter yarding
conditions. where il is alleged deer
have been starving by the thou
sands. due to insufficient food
supply.
The purpose is to convince the
law makers of the necessity of the
antlerless deer bill. introduced in
the Legislature several weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Nearly a score of Representa-
tives who attedend the annual
Spring meeting of the Amateur
Softball Association were on their
wayy home today. carrying with
them suggestions which may cul-
inmate in revolutionary changes
in the softball code for 1912 and
which will be acted upon Then
the full membership meets in an
nual convention during the world
championship series in Septem-
Der.
In addition to general concur
renee in the proposed revision of
the constitution, the group which
attended the two-day meeting rec
titled the plan whereby United
States Army camps will send
teams here TO compete in the
world series of softball and an
other plan whereby an intramural
softball tournament will be held in
each junior and senior high school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Death notlres

BIACK-Archie D. April 10. 1871. Beloved
/ I husband Of Eva; dear father OF Arthur,
Fdwyn. Marian and Mrs. Jess Walls.
Services Tuesday, April "a. 1880 .. m. at
Heelou's Funeral Mansion. West Grand
boulevard at Warren. Interment in Grand
Lawn.
MAILORY-Aprii 70. Clarence. suddenly.
Of 1892 Rtverview: beloved husband Of
Helen Beatrice Blachford Mallory: dear
father Of Mrs. Evelyn Greenwood and Mrs
Edna Schram; son of Mrs. Euseoia NAL
lory: brother Of Mrs. James Richards and
Mrs. James Bellows; grandfather Of Rae
Greenwood. Funeral services Tuesday. 2
p. m. at A II. Peters Funeral Home,
l2057 Gratiot
sCHsfrKER-April 20; William John.
husband OF the late Emma Lambert
Schmitz; grandfather OF Harriet and Janice
Schmitz. Funeral at William J. Sullivan
Schmetz. Funeral at William J. Suliivs n
Son Funeral Home To5 West First street,
Royal Oak. Wednesday. 2 30 p. m.
TwOMEY-April is. John Jr. suddenly.
at Birch Run. Mich; dear father Of
June: brother Of Mrs. Vincent OIerik and
Leonard Funeral wednesday, a m
from A. X Peters Funeral Home. f7O51
Gratiot, and $50 .. m. At Ct. David
Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

leonard Premo, 20; Thelna Aieen Mad
Harry Berkowitz. IS; Pearl Myers, %.
Frank Daugirda. %: Virginia Cline, Is.
Joseph B. Jarvis, 81: Marianne Greco. IL
Robert Engel. %: Leona Lovelock. 20.
Charles T: Richardson, "a Jeanette C.
Jack A. Rsnsud. 10; Betty Lorraine Mann,
Frank 8. Byerynski, ~; Bette shomberser.
Henry F; BOdmer. 40; Eva Jacqueline VIII
Philip McClinchey, %; Shirley Adams, IS.
Jack Sampson. rs: Eleanor thinner. ~.
Is.
William Long. "a; Geneva Johnston. 30.
Nike Kovacevich. 20: Flora Lee. ~.
Wilburn Adams, 20. Frances Wintersteen.
%
Andrew Young. ~; Dorothy NJ. T1bble. IT.
Robert b. Church. 20: Eva c. Martindaie.
Henry H. Alexander Jr.. rs; Barbara e.
Arthur B. Keller. IS; Alice Irene Walker.
Theodore szczypinski. 20; Theresa sko,zke.
Haydn Broughton. 2s: Edith Hemming-
Burton Richmond. 20; Mary Crane. Is.
Carlton Bennett, 2e; Viola Toma. 20.
Louis p. Dravidzius. "a; Jane Woodwork.
csslmir Zebrowski. rs; Helen Pokrywka.
Edward Kequcz, %: Emily wozniak. 70.
Charles Schwartz Jr., al: Ruby Brady, 81.
Daniel Holcomb, %; Betty Eyed. 81.
William John stoelton. %; winifred Marie
Anthony 6sigais,. rs; Dolores A. Cation,
Joseph Leppek. as; Katherine Piiipowicr,
| So
Frank Pietrzkiewicz. 80; Mary szafranski.
Raymond Hehst. al: Ruth D. Mundinger,
Raymond F. sI'erlst. al; Ines Marie Gould.
Paul J. Frank Hart, %; Gwendolyn Gard
Gerald Schroeder. "a; Eleanor Hornnsher
81.
jack z. Kress. as: Anne o1lansSi, 70.
} Garnet McAgy, 81; Frances Kaiser, rs.
Edward Brabandt, IS: Mary DeVos, 20.
o'Neill J: Nichols, Is: Gwedolyn J. Els
Paul Peter shesterkin. Is. Rita L. Cain
Bernard organ. %; Evelyn scanion, ~.
John r Morehouse; q: Betty kehoe 20:
Leslie Eugene Woodward. %; Mary Ann'
Richard ssn! P. .sPisnsau. as; Marjorie v. Ri'
Victor Joseph Pawiek. %; Emma Baiazo
| vic, 81.
| arthur Brown, 81 Etnfi hODerts, 50.
Stanley ]. Strzalka ~: Helen J. Litak. 20
Harold D. Erickson. "a: Elizabeth Jesr
Edward B. Porter. 80; winifred Heinrich
| %.
W Herber, Bret1lan. 40; Ruth NJ. Ma
John G. Finn. 49, June Collins. IS
George Lowry oubb. %; Dorothy Mae os
John p. Scott. az; Dorothy Fray, 10.
Jack Ivan Leader, 20; Grace Margare
Victor A. wiejecha. ~: Julia cresor. %
Michael j Bomea, 23' Victoria N. Gasi'
william H. Maddox. %; Jane Z. schoales
%.
Clarence Ryan "a; Margaret Hatrlieb. IT
/ David George Elias. 81; Gertrude Eleanor
| Kowalsk 20.
Lawrence Verde wIeksOn. rs; Eleanor
Jean PETER %
Mary Y. Blum. %: Frances Dreifuss. 20
William X. Wittig, IS; Hazel Barbars
= Chase 2s---=
Dsimer thinner. "a: whilsmin. oidenburg
20
Carl Denlar. 10: Ethel A. Ash. 20.
Frank D. Berardo. rs, Eugenia Fuczyn-
ski %.
Robert Raymond Vessels. rs: Elaine Inn
ken. rs.
Homer Cools %; Genevieve Monazym. IS.
John Bulgarella. "a: Therese Maiani, 20.
John Victor Perini, 20; Jane w. Hamilton.
%
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Editors 10 Discuss
Defense Programs

NEW YORK. April 21.-GNS)
More than 600 editors and pub
fishers from all sections of the
United States gathered in New
York today for the opening of the
four-day fifty-ffth annual conven-
ton of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association. Censor
ship in relation to the national de-
tense program and wage-hour reg
ulations are TO be discussed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Dividends

Monsanto Chemical Company
declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of so cents on the COM
mon payable June 2. to stock of
record May 10. .,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Earnings

Texas and Pacific Railway for the March
quarter had a net income OF 1861. ga,
equal TO "a cents a common share. against
S293. ore or 81 % a share on the preferred
in the hrst quarter Of 1910. The March
net income was S276.4 AIS, against 1856, 3Ss
In March. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Bush Terminal Buildings Company fo'
the quarter ended March 81 had a proht
OF 500, 25s. including $40, o46 profit on
bonds purchased, and after ordinary taxes
interest and depreciation but before federal
income or excess profits tax, comparing
with a loss Of Sl2. 7sl in the March quar-
ter of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

ArtIoom Corporation declared q
dividend of f2i7 cents on the COM
mon payable May 10, TO stock of
record May /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Caterpillar Tractor Company for the
quarter ended March 81 had a net proft
OF S2.412, 272. equal TO Sl.2s share.
against sf.470 046 or rs cents a share in
the March quarter OF the previous year.
The March net profit was 1924, 4s2. against
S575. 592 In March, 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Scratches
International News Service Wire

International News Service Wire
AT NtRRtGtN>ETT PARK
Weather. clear: track, fast.
FirSt Raee-Iessi~ q. Building Trades.
hilisssrse. Naldsiass, short Measure,
Trustworthy.
second Raee-~unabeii. sun Antioch.
Fourth Race--Niilag~ Bellr.
Eighth Race DusiIrss. Tetratown.
Irsdis. hsn's Revenge. Selma Jack. Cosss.
Ninth Race tsubstitutsb Declared off.
At HANRE DE- GRACE
Weather. Clear: track. fast.
FIRST Rnoe-Emplrr Isle, Prte's Gold.
iIrsseS Tim. 6Iastohsd.
second Raee-Lookformr. square Play,
sun Sais Proc.
Third Raee-Miss Fix n, Dcna's Pal,
ouragsn, Fair Haired, some Coed. Mac
Nhisk.
seventh Race-Burner sturdy Duke,
Philips Pete, Gompey. Judfry.
AT JAMAICA
Weather. clear: tr1ek. fast.
first Raee-No Ending, Adds. Le-
gfnda
Fourth Raee-JaeObeiie
SeNrnth Rare-FoNleiEh. HlilbioBd.
Gen. Hugh :. Johnso
americas Fighting Thinker"
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Gen. Hugh :. Johns o n.
"Americs's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Loblaw Groceterias Company.
Ltd, declared an extra dividend of
12h cents and the regular quar-
terly dividend of Is cents on the
Class A and B stock. all payable
June 2. TO stock of record May 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Genera, Cable Corporation de-
clared a dividend of $1.75 on the
Z per cent preferred, payable May
l. to stock of record April %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

United States Hoffman Machinery Cor
poration and subsidiaries. excluding Euro.
pean subsidiaries. for the quarter ended
March 81 had net profit of S237 IA
equal TO 81 a share on the common. against
S5i.413 OF IS cents a common share In the
March quarter OF the previous year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Answer to Saturdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Q This policy projects insured persons in the military
or naval service on land Of the United States
Excluding aviation and submarine servieeI within
the bounds Of the 48 states the District OF
Columbia. so long as the United States remains at
peace and is NOT engaged in declared or unde-
elared war. well insured persons not in such
service. rs BIG protection at lille cost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

CONSULT the enlarged Pssi Y<t.ss iis<sGu
IN the big Sunday Times west a
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

2O-Fruiis.
21--Mimic
22-Turkish officer.
23-Sweet cherry.
24-Jutting rock
Ottoman bronze.
2T-Lair.
2s-Ask aims.
30-A couch.
3i-To make. as an edEing
33-Large cask.
35-Barrier
Unlocking.
3s-Globular bodies.
39-Mend.
4O--To droop
42-Foot-like organ.
43-Fruits enclosed In shell
45-Marry.
46-Con1unction.
47-Golf mound.
4S-Goddess OF the dawn.
5O-Symbol for tellurium.
5l--Dawn: combining form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

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WAEN SIZE ANp Her SANptVS ARE To SNATCH
TIE ANCIENT NiASAN TREASURES From TnE
lNDlAN WILL AGE WHERE SIZE WAS SosN. she
HEARS \ WHISTLE OUTSIDE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28

London. Mich. June 2S -
George Carl Beverly and Aaron
Rothman are i'll with whooping
cough at their home on Copper Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Heidi, Flint.
visited Mr.. and Mrs Theron f.
Painter and family Sunday eve
ming and were supper guests.
James Diedrich, Wayne. is visit
ing his aunt and cousin, Mrs. Fran.
ces Bird and son Lee.
Mrs. Art SIX n is still very i'll.
Mrs. Lille Grams and daughter
Miss Gladys, visited Charles Down.
ing who is i'll with heart trouble
Loyola and Russell Kanitz.
Mooreville. visited at the Arthur
kanitz home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Nis Charles Saffell,
Ann Arbor. took their son David
home Sunday after he had visited
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Clark the
past week.
Mr. and Ms Elmer Smell and
granddau ghter, Donna Mae Moran.
Wyandotte, were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Haz.
lett and family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Over Seventy
Five Babies to
be in Contest
Event to be Part
of Celebration

More than IS contestants are
expected to enter the Baby Con-
test, July l, which is sponsored by
the American Legion as a part of
Ypsilanti's July Fourth celebra'
ton, it was announced by chair
man Of the contest, James Warner.
The babies are to be entered in
three classes, six to IL months; -
tolls months, and Is to "A months.
Three prizes will be awarded in
each class. with local doctors act
ing as judges. and a grand prize
will be awarded to the best baby
in the entire contest
The infants will be judged at the
little house in Recreation Park
the morning OF July l. Glass /.
six to IL months, will be judged
at 10 a. m; class ,, IL to Is
months, will be judged at 1880
a. m; class 8. IS to "a months,
will be judged at 100 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
LeIIan-Hadley Rites
in Ann Arbor Announced

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 2S-An-
nouncement is being made OF the
marriage OF Miss Esther Hadley,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hadley, Gregory, and Walter Nc
Lellan, Ann Arbor, son OF Mrs. Ma
bel Mcclellan, Saginaw. The cere'
mony took place Thursday after
noon in the First Methodist
Church.
Attendants were Miss Vivian
Kalmbach, Gregory, and Walter
NanVoorhies, Saginaw.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Milan News
Mr., Mrs. Burle Aston to
Make Their Home in Milan

Milan Mich. June 2S-A lovely
wedding took place Saturday eve
ming in the Methodist Church when
Bernice Hess daughter OF Mrs.
Mary Hess, became the bride OF
Burle Aston, son Of Mrs. Al. Wort
cutter. The vows were spoken at
8 O'Clock with Rev William John
son. pastor Of the church, officiating
before an altar softly lighted with
tall white tapers and decorated with
baskets of roses and peonies.
Mrs. George Kimmer sang Il
Love You Truly" accompanied by
Mrs. Johnson, wife OF the pastor,
who then played the wedding pro-
cessional from "Lohengrin.
The bride was attired in a floor
length white taffeta wedding gown
with a square corded neckline which
was accented with a white velvet
flower. The dress had short puffed
sleeves, a fitted bodice and skirt
which fell full from the knees. She
wore her grandmother pearls and
carried an arm bouquet of roses and
carnations. From a blue taffeta
bow arranged on the crown OF her
head fell full fingertip length veil
Her sister Mrs. Grin Kendall,
Whitmore Lake, was matron Of
honor and she had chosen a gown
OF yellow net, with a shirred waist
and puffed sleeves. With it she wore
a white picture hat and corsage OF
carnations and roses
The bridesmaids were Viola Ken
dali. also OF Whitmore Lake. and
Alberta Bortles. They wore similar
gowns of pink net distinguished by
the lace trim on the bodice and
shirt. In their hair they wore
wreaths of pink rosebuds and car
ried arm bouquets OF delphinium
and carnations.
Preceding the wedding party down
the aisle were the little flower girl,
Mary Ellen Drew, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Drew. and the
ring bearer, Clarence Kendall little
nephew OF the brides. Mary Ellen
wore blue taffeta frock with blue
bows in her hair and she carried the
rose petals in a small glass bas-
ket. Clarence wore a tailored white
and blue sailor suit and carried the
ring in rose.
The best man was Daniel DeVee
and the ushers were Fay Hess who
is the brides tbrother and John De-
Wee.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Hess wore a navy blue sheer gown
with a white hat and white acces.
series.
Immediately following the i'm
pressiye ceremony which was at.
tended by about thirty close friends
and relatives the group was joined
by others for the reception which
was held at the home Of the bride
where baskets of flowers were used
TO decorate the rooms. Refresh
ments including a wedding cake
were served by friends of the bride
Guests were present from Dexter
Owosso. Coldwater, Maybee, Ian
sing, and Whitmore Lake as well
as Milan.
The couple will make their home
at 125 f. Main st. Mr.. Aston is
employed by the Hoover Ball Bear
ing Co, Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Prof. A. H. White New
Engineering Group Head

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 2S-New
president OF the Society for the
Promotion OF Engineering Educa-
ton is Prof. A. II. White, director
Of the University Of Michigan de-
partment OF chemical and metallur-
gical engineering. He was chosen
at closing sessions Of the society
here.
In giving the honor TO Prof.
White. recognition was made of
his contributions in the field OF gas
and fuel analysis. He has contri-
buted many papers regarding the
manufacture and testing of illumi-
mating gas, the manufacture and
properties OF Portland cement and
the fixation OF nitrogen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Students Offered Course
in CroSS-Country Flying

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 2S-An
advanced course in cross country
flying will be inaugurated Monday
as part OF the CAA training at
the Ann Arbor Airport. There will
be a quota OF nine for the course
which will be open to students who
have completed the primary and
secondary training units.
The primary and secondary
courses for the summes term for
University OF Michigan students
has already started.
According to present plans, a
"refresher' course may be offered
at the airport later in the sum
mer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Last Rites Today For
Mrs. Elizabeth Drew

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 2S-Last
rites were to be conducted at 4
O'Clock this afternoon in the Dolph
Funeral Home for Mrs. Elizabeth
Drew. 70. who passed away Thurs
day night. Rev. ]. W. Wright was
TO officiate with interment in
Bloomington, ILL.,, on Monday.
Mrs. Drew had resided in Ann
Arhor for the past eight years.