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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
2 Reich Regiments
Annihilated, Soviet
Says; Parachutists
Strike at Foes Rear


LONDON, Aug. 30.-A Stock
holm dispatch TO the Sunday
Express said tonight. that 10
Red army divisions, comprising
about 10000 troops, were en-
gagged In a heavy counter-offen-
sive on the northern front west
of Eeningrad.
The troops, supported by
planes and tanks, were said TO
be attempting TO drive a wedge
between German armies on
the shores OF Lake Peipus and
those situated in northern Es-
tonia.
The dispatch said outcome OF
this counter-offensive may pos
sibly decide the entire campaign
on the northern front. involv-
ing the safety of Leningrad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Lift War Shock
On Industries
Nelson Picks Agency
to Take Up Slack
Nv JACK VINCENT
In,r >.w. s.rvi,. snn Correspondent,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. Don
aid VI. Nelson, executive officer OF
President Roosevelt super seven
man defense board, today made
plans 20 create new government
bureau 10 ease the shock OF The
var impact -Enlled- SlaleS-ln
duStry while he tries 10 step VI
arms output 10 rate Of more
than $50 900 900 900 a year.
The new agency IS 10 be known
as the bureau Of conservation
reclamation, Standardization, sim
plification and S-u bStituteS
CRSSS. Nelson. who also j. dlrec-
tor OF the prinrtleS division OF
.OPM. is 10 combine the conServa-
iion unit Of OPM. the standards
'Iation unit OF OPACS. and the
division =stFTfFiffiea practice OF
the bureau OF standards the tat
ter an agency which dates back
10 the World War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Report Air Victory

In the air. As well as al sea ano
on land. the Germans claimed SUI
premacN. An announcements said
the Russians had lost ia planes
during the week OF August u &c
II. aS compared with the loss oil
only 40 German machines.
Moscow 5fff-ftS- Friday mid
night communicate claimed the
Germans had lost 500 planes as
against 262 Russian craft in the
week ended Wednesday,
The Importance of Niipuri's fall
was uQderScored by Telegram
from Chancellor Hitler 10 Fielc
Marshal Carl GuStave Won Man.
nerheim. commander.in-chief oi
the Finnish forces. congratulatinl
HIM on the victory.
"Mopping up operations on the
. a ,,ntfn1sayt nm Naxf Papa fol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Gdydd Says Axis
To Halt at Ura|s
International New. service cabI.

ROME, Aug 30 Once the
Russians are pushed back TO the
Ural Mountains by the Axis. the
rest of the world the United
States. Asia and Britain can
worry about .Bolshevism. Virginia
Gayda. authoritative Fascist edi-
tor. wrote today.
The spokesman for Premier
wrote:
THE world will learn speedily
on repeated occasions of the de-
cisions and agreements reached
at the meetings between Chan
cellor Hitler and Premier
Mussoiini on the Russian front.
THE length Of the war does
not concern the Axis. The
blockade has been eyaded
through Axis conquests. II will
he evaded further through occu-
patton OF European Russia.
'Bolshevism, once II Is iso-
lated In Asia. will he the con
Germ only Of the Asiatic and the
Anglo-Saxons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Drive on Moscow
Said to Be Halted
International News s.ryie. CsbI.


MOSCOW, Aug. 81 Sunday
Annihilation of two German regi-
ments in the latest Of a series Of
sustained Soviet counter-attscks on
the central front was claimed early
today as massed Russian para
chute troops. dropped behind the
Nazi lines. struck with surprise
effect at the invaders rear.
Opening the wars eleventh
week. a Soviet midnight communi.
que declared Russian forces con-
tinued stubborn fighting along
the whole front throughout Sat-
.urday.
Destruction OF at least los
German planes in two days was
claimed in the communique, which
said % luftwaffe craft were shot
down Thursday and 10 Friday.
Red air force losses for Thursday
were listed at 10 planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Eyes Army Purchases

4 la IA be merged Into the Reu
division - the ArmN-N conSer-
walton branch which has been
keeping tab on military purchases
so that the armed branches do not
buy coffee pots and desks Of
aluminium when substitutes will
do Just as we'll.
Further changes were antlCi-
paicd for the defense Set-up IN
the wake Of the President : crea
ton Of the new Seven-man board,
The office Of civilian defense
headed by Mayor Fiorelo II. La
Guardia Of New York and the
edera transportation unit
headed hy Ralph Budd arc due
for changes. informed OPM CIR
clos said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
10000 in Red Offensive
Near Leningrad, Report;
Claim Baltic Rout
Must Send More Aid,
London Paper Tells U.S..
International New. service CsbI.


LONDON, Aug 81. SUNDAY THE Sunday Times nhuen-
al conservative today bny criticized what charac
terized the paucy OF American aid 10 Britain
The which with the Daily Times OF
London declared in outspoken editorial
To-day talk to the American people
I'VE frankly disappointed
Without "a would nothing short
you do u and for yourselves.
You had better face II.
The food Is raging and breasting In effort to
drowning civilization
America throws the line TO and will give dry
clothes IL reach the shore
I'VE understand her attitude but the rough.
think would wade in at
least waist deep and stretch out a Arm hand.
frankly disappointed with the
contribution the fraction Of American
industry harnessed production and that portion
subject To delay.
us 1t asking much for the comfortable New World to
devote millions Of man-days 10 salvation:
Some Americans arguing whether to help Russia at all
1T these people realized that they living the
in the Clouds
will years
o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Leads Soldiers Life

For seven days now. through a
typical week, ! have lived with
them eaten with them, slept in
their barracks. gone into the field
with them. drunk beer with them.
shot craps with them, listened 10
their complaints
! found the answer 10 that ques-
tion and Id stake my future As a
neVSpaphrman on n NO matter
how many writers disagree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Moscou Push Halted

Official m ilitary dispatches.
meanwhile, said the German drive
east Of SmolenSk toward Moscow
had not only been halted but that
the NaZiS had been forced into re-
treat and had dug in behind field
Notifications in an effort to stem
Red counter-attacks.
Similarly, Soviet troops on the
northern and southern fronts
defending Leningrad, Kiev and
OdesSa--were reported developing
determined counter-assaults that
were said already 10 have crippled
half a dozen enemy divisions.
Loss of at least $4,000 men to
the German army as result Of
counter-blows on the central and
southern fronts was reported in
military advices to Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Auto Kills Boy
On Way 10 Show

t'rt1vN1UT NlC1Hgan avenue ~
-flTeer avenue on his way 10 a
show. l5-year-old Edwin CiSio OF
74lS ST, John street was killed
Saturday whom no walked into the
side Of 2 car driven by Edward
StachelSki y. OF $3.50 Clayton
avenue.
Edwin was ono OF six children
of Mr. and Mrs Francis CiSlo and
last June graduated from s.
Stephens intermediate School. lis
father Is steel worker
StachclSkI was released altct
making a statement 10 an assist
ant prosecutor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
AFL Strikers Asked
To Free Freight Cars

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30
GNS) - The national defense
mediation board today telegraphed
an appeal 10 striking AFL work
erS Al the Pullman Standard Car
Company at Michigan City, Ind.
asking them 10 unload 400 cars of
materials because this idle rail
road equipment is needed in the
defense program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Ample Facilities

THE plan IL designed that. rs
the defense effort goes forward.
there are ample facilities for
rapid transportation OF heavy
industrial and armament mate
rails required by the armed
forces and defense program,
the OPM said
II also was learned that Britain
is seeking motor trucks under the
lend-leaSe program Russia anC
China have also made urgent re-
quests 10 defense authorities fol
heavy trucks.
The OPM already has given the
industry authority tC
produce 1.1S9.0O0 trucks during
the 1912 model year. or 20000C
more than the output during the
last l. months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Practice Shot Puts
Man in Ford Hospital

Shooting clay pigeons on farm
Al 1925 Washington road, near
Rochester. Thomas G.. Emmons,
46. Of 20539 Picadilly road. was
accidentally struck in The left arm
and chin by hirdShot fired by
Henry Palmer. IS. Of 3449 York
shire avenue.
The shooting occurred shortly
after noon Emmons was taken
To Henry Ford Hospital. where
DOCTORS said his condition was not
serious Palmer was questioned
and released
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Hostess Story

Senior hostess AT this post is
Mrs. Helen r. Moore. whose late
husband served as an aerial Oh
server IN the World War She has
been an army post hostess for FIVE
years. She knows soldiers.
Several weeks ago she Dor
rowed' from MichiganS lS2nd
Field Artillery two prisoners To do
IS o m Q cleaning and Scrubbine
around the service club
The men, CARRIED in blue denimS
emblazoned with the large white
p designating them as prisoners
went al the mental task with little
complaint
This week. Mrs Moore was con
fronted by two soldiers in full uni
form. both carrying weapons. both
wearing broad smiles They told
her they were Tho two mon who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
tommy Gibbons Son Dies

J KALISPELL. Mont, Aug 80 e
uNSl John A. Gibbons, the d
year-old son OF Tommy Gibbons
nne-time contender for The heavy
weight championship died IN a
KsliSpell hospital today Of com
plications resulting from loot
infection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
% Killed in Plane

CALL Columbia Aug. SO
UNSl Thirteen persons were
burned 10 death and three Others
escaped with their lives today
when a Columbian army transport
plane crashed INTO Tho Amazon
Jungle nasr The Brazihsn-Colum-
ban frontier and burst into flames
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Rush Naval Outpost

WASHINGTON. Aug 30 o.
1NSl The navy department re-
ported today that all essentials
Iof tho American naval outpost Al
IArgentia. Newfoundland, Will bC
Lcnmnleied before Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

One Russian counter-attack In
an unnamed sector was declared
TO have broken through a second
German line of defense. totally
annihiIating two Nazi regiments.
capturing the artillery of an entire
German division and destroying
70 tanks and battery Of trench
mortarS.
A large German mechanical
column was said 10 have been
ambuShed and severely broken up
by one battalion Of Red parachut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Big Pdrddes,
Pi(nii(s, Sport
Top Holiday
Firemen to Stage
Annual Field Day.
Drive On to Curb
Deaths in Traffic

Although cloudy skies are eX-
pected Sunday and thunderstorm
ers and slightly cooler weather IS
forecast for Monday, virtually all
Detroit Saturday was prepared for
A full calendar of sports events.
paradeS and entertainment over
the Labor Day weekend.
Many person were fleeing town
Saturday for last visit 10 trout
streams or cottages Others were
preparing potato salad and cold
cuts for picnic outings.
Police officers stood by in the
hope they could prevent some Of
the holidayerS from killing -them=
selves or others in their rush 10
get-aIt- and have fun Last year
the holiday toll was AZ killed in
Michigan, and state police and
SheIlflS officers are In-an- all=nl!l
drive 10 prevent repetition this
year
Those who stay Al home have
the choice OF watching paradeS.
attending baseball games. golf and
tennis matches. midget auto races
or The state fair.
Highlight Of the Sunday pro-
gram is the Flremen's Field Day
at Briggs Stadium.
Both major branches Of orga-
nized tabor -Gf0 and AFL-witt
stage their customary Labor Day
pafadeS
The federation men will march
al 10 A. m, starting al Woodward
and Willis avenues and diSbanding
IN Cadillac Square Their parade
viii be followed 10y an open house
in their new labor temple at s.
West Montcalm street.
The federation 5 new headquar-
ters, formerly a private club. is
one OF the show places OF Detroit
labor. It's tapcStrfed wallis have
been transformed into offices and
meeting rooms for the Detroit and
Wayne County Federation and for
many affiliated unions.
Remodelhng Of the building is
nearly complete.
Parade ~ the Congress Of In
duStrial Organizations VIII start
At 2 D. m. from East Garfield and
Woodward avenues They also viii
march 10 Cadillac Square.
The CIO parade plans are moro
extensive than the federation :
Iiiehlighi is expected 10 he the
mass appearance OF Local 500 the
Ford local. which j. now one Of
the largest units Of the United
Automobile Workers. Tho Ford
men Will be led by an S5-plece
band
CO units arc also wing for
prizes offered for the best float
and the largest percentage of
paraderS from any unit Women =
auxiliary groups Will march with
the men and also O m pc e for
prizes
p. r. DAILY j. grand marshal Of
the co march
After their parade the Go men
and women Will have evening en-
tertalnmcnt Al Edgewater Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
British Ship Sunk, Rome SAYS

ROME. Aug. 80 uNS) The
Fascist high command announced
today that an Italian submarine
sank 2 British destroyer in the
Atlantic Ocean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
What's Wrong in Army?
Soldiers Miss Their Girls
By JERRY PETIT
Ttr,as STAN

The answer morale is good
The only real complaint The sol
diers seem 10 have against this
mans army is that the soldiers
miss the feminine compromising
they enjoyed in civil life a trip
10 the movies. a walk, or an eve
ming Of conversation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Not OUer YET

Responding eNieWporaneou>ly
the President declared
1T occurs 10 me that this IL
not so much the twelfth an
ni,er~arN of the. Roosevelt
Home club a. u Is the third
consecutive meeting in peace
We have had since this world
became CONFUSED with all kinds
Of danger.
ut j. not over yet.
cit il very possible that IL
NAV he even more serious than
n was at the end Of August and
the first Of September. 1889.
"Yet here We are meeting In
peace. II II a picture that could
he reproduced In any one Of
10000 communities.
I'VE have great deal 10 he
thankful for In this peaceful
gathering this third year and ]
think all Of us pray that newt
wear we will still be able 10 say
that.
But u isn't all in our hands.
II isn't all our decision"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Roosevelt Warns
Of World Perils;
for Sacrifices
Tells His Neighbors
Danger May Grow;
Says Decision Not
Entirely Up to Us
Nv GEORGE T.. DURNO
Int'l News service stan Correspondent

HYDE PARK. y. Y. Aug 30
- President Roosevelt today
warned. on the eve of the second
anniversary ~ the outbreak OF
the European war. that dangers
hesetting the world and tho United
States in particular may grow
more serious.
"It-isn,t- all -iH-aur- hands !"
he declared III isn't all our de-
cisiOn.
Speaking informally -tn-1he
Roosevelt Home Club. The PreSl-
dent read a letter from an un-
named woman who had written
him that AL OF tho nations resist
inC aggression pray daily that
America will save itself by help
ing greatly 10 defeat IiIilcrism.
~ think that is-s thought we
NIL feel declared Mr.. Roose-
welt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Endorsed Sentiments

The 'fi1ief Executive also @tff
dorSed the sentiments Of ms IN
named correspondent, with
from an upstate Ne'N York sum
mer resort. when she said;
81 am al this Summer resort
with my children. whom | have
not seen for many months.
at II terrifying. coming from
Europe, IN realize that many of
these people In their unruffied
existence seem 10 have no idea
az what hangs over their heads
TODAY.
They put themselves In n
posture where they cannot
>quswk about what they don't
see
They 60 about their daily
dozens ignoring the Threatening
heel ~ human beings who want
IN DESTROY the freedom--the
normal life--to which they have
been accustomed.
Mr. Roosevelt told some 500 n
his friends and neichhorS. assem-
hlod In the spacious 'armhous'
Nard Of his tenant farmer Nose
Smith that the woman who haC
expressed these sentiments haC
observed with hcr own eyes con
tI'onS N Europe Aiuca anc
Asia
Then he read another EXCERPT
from her lrf'cr. as follows
- kuuw that world domino
tion. including of necessity the
AmericaS. il the definite planned
purpose ~ the dictatorS.
The President had heen preceded
on tnc hoUCN ceremony an an
nual affair bv Judge John r
Mack NJ Pouchkocps ie who place.
tho President IN nomination u
1872 and 1896 Mack turned q
Mr. Roosevelt and SAID
Clear up all the troubles OF
the wide world Create a police
force hig enough 90 enforce
order. Finish mp the work that
" Woodrow Wilson conceived and
tried Ia perpctuate and then
come home 10 W. In peace"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Miss Mary Sines
To Wed in Spring

Al a late supper Friday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
sines announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Mary
Lou. 10 Mr. Robert %. O'Neil.
jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs. X. ID.
O'Neil, ar.
Ths surprise announcement, eams
zbsn guests sa~ ths names ~
the pair ca ths bsart-shspsd cake
bearing the wedding date, April n
Decorations vsrs carried out IN
thu Valentine motif ana spring
flowers we're used throughout ms
home
Guests ~srs the members ~ the
Fellowship forum II The Bethany
Msthodizt church.
Willard ". q r. q. viii nsxf
Tuesday At the hems ~ Mrs. ~ A
Cook. 7zt No. > e.. for ~ 30
luncheon Mrs Anna Moofs and
Mrs.. Cleo Yosnt uiii o< speakers.
Mrs. Ruth Call uiii br,Bg the fslsis
message snd nfs Mary bisexsr
1ili ssslst ths hostess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24

Ghaiffnsn ~ committees ana
their assistants include tickets.
Mrs. FROST Snyder. Mrs y. n.
Dayton. sub-ehairmsn. and nsss
dsms. Charles Hurley. Charles
Eesstrom. Burton Brown. Louis A.
Love. A Robbins ~ A. Chrlstof-
fsrsen. stanley Alaaix. ~ ". Tow.
Ter. George Thompson. social chair.
man. Mrs. NJ /. saziDn. assisted
BY MssdAmes W =. Difford. Gerald
Longstreth. George Btieknsy. G. w
Schulz. Dolly Richards ana A. j.
entity. auditorium chairman. Mrs.
G. W schuh. and asadsmss Erna
OsgoDd. Neal Roberts. FRED Lad.
viz. E. W. sehusn. Jssas Reed. J.
3. Meyer. Lois Bssl Sandal.
Thomas Bordeaux: publicity. Mrs.
Il G. aehaeffer. Mrs Charles ~
ingram and Mrs. VIII J. Common.
The affair IL TO "a . library
beneflt for the s<htsoi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Church Wedding
Is Saturday
Grsee Elizabeth Scott Is
Bride OF Edward Ansu,h

Scores Of white tapers light
ed the altar and ohAncel Of
Holy Rosary church on Satur-
day morning for the service
uniting in marriage Miss
Grace Elizabeth Scott. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Paul Scott and the
ate Mr.. Scott. 10 Mr.. Edward
Harold Antush. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael AniuSh.
The Rev. Ansslm LenAitnger q.
:. n. performed the ceremony ~
. o'clock.
Walking singiy. the brides four
attendants preceded her slowly up
tho long aisle. first came Miss
Margaret Aniush. sister 81 the
bridegroom; Mp Alder, Rlseh.
Mrs John Clarence and little
Gloria Olson. niece 81 the bride. IN
pink net frooks varying In shade
from a misty In a very dep shade
on their heads the attendants
wore circular wells Of ics-pink ma
line caught by . nosegsy 81 blue
in. and their bouquets were
sheaths ~ iris
IN. pretty bride. escorted sy
her brother Mr. Paul Scott. wore
a white satin gown. designed On
classic lines with dainty pearl clips
At either side Of the draped neck
line. A delicate halo ~ pearls held
her Illusion veil. and she carried
lilies. freeSias and blood red roses
Following the ceremony there
vas a reception at Roses Highway
Inn. Tho new Mrs. Antush wore
a smart beige and brown ensemble
when she left on the honeymoon 10
California.
The new home viii no ss,ab-
lished In Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Yachismen 10 Be Guests
Oh Bremerion Club

An important winter event for
Sound yachtsmen Will be the inter
club weekend for which the Brem-
erton Yacht club will be hosts on
Saturday evening and Sunday.
There will be dance at the club
house Saturday with races follow
ing on Sunday.
The Tacoma shippers Will be
headed by Comm Gershom Row
land and his party. Included also
in the Tacoma delegation will be
Mr. Martin Stockwell. Messrs and
Mesdames T. r. Worthington. Al
Hale. r.. Paul riggs, Howard
Trefry. H. Thompson. ". D. Wood
burn. r. T. Steven. Michael Cal
dosh. W. W. Gaudreau, X G
Lichtenwalter, Jack Lowman. Bert
Bradley and Robert Bourbon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24

over sns hundred Invitations
have hssp received ny friends NJ
Miss Dorothy - Gssa IN raeoms.
Seattle and sshsr northwest sst-
lee inviting fhsm In toe from In
. oa saturday aftsrnooo IL the
homs NJ her parents. ps. and Mrs.
Jsmss A. Ia Casa.
rns tee viii honor niss Amy
tsu Murray. ~ho ~sIi return tina
week fram an ssfsaa~si trip With
hsr parents. Mr. snd Mrs T. r.
Murray. After spending Inc
Christmas holidays In risslas. Inc
Mufrsys iournsysd north sioos
tho Atlantic sesessss IN Nee York
city, shsrs they sailed On the
maiden voyage q ths "Amsfifs"
for . Trip through The Panama
canal Sur The past ,ws ussAs
they have b~sn registered ~ the
~ Msrsdof In Pain springs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Miss Amy Davis
WEEDS Saturday
Ceremony Read in
PuyslIup Church

Nearly four score guests
witnessed the marriage OF
Miss Amy Lee Davis, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C..
Davis Of Puyallup. and Mr..
Howard Mark Byran. Jr.. son
of MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bryan
of Milton. Saturday afternoon
mt 4 o'clock.
The Rev. Philip Raymond
read the ceremony in n pretty
setting Of daffodils and
greens, lighted by many tap
ers in Puyallup Methodist
church.
Mr.. Davis escorted his daughter
tn the altar. where the single ring
ceremony was performed. The
bride was attractive In an after
noon dress Of powder blue crepe
fashioned with full skirt and long
full sleeves At the shlrt~aist
nsekline the bride wore n sapphire
brooch, an heirloom In her mother .
family. Accessories Of navy blue
and powder blue were worn by
the bride. and she carried an heir.
loom white Bible. covered with gar
deniss.
Wedding music was played by
Ms. Marjorie Wentworth.
The brides only attendant WA
her sister. Miss Laura Davis who
wore q dress of rose. fashioned
identlcally 70 that Of the bride. Her
Accessories were black and she
wore = dainty nosegay Of rosebuds
Al her throat
Mr.. Bryans best man wa. Mr..
Herbert Raush. and the nshsrs
we're Mr.. Morton Davis snd Mr..
Harold Absison-
Mrs. Davis received the wedding
guests at the church She wore a
deep wine dress with gsrdsniss AZ
hsr oorsags. and Mrs Bryan was
gownsd In soldier blue. also with
gardenias.
The wedding cake. thanked ~
many tapsrs. osntsred the cola
ton table. where Mrs. Harold
Abelson and Miss Carol Davis. sis-
iers Of the bride. presided
For her honeymoon. the bride
added navy fitted iopcosi 10
hsr lighter ensemble. Mr.. Bryan
and MS bride viii b. at homs In
Milton on their return.