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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Charge Account
Dedd|ine July 10

Upwards of 100000 charge &C
counts carried at Detroit store!
are in danger of being closed out
under new government credit reg
unless adjustments ar,
made before July 10, Charles E
Boyd, secretary of the Retail Mer
chants Association, declared Sat
urday.
Every account with an un-
paid balance remaining over
from May, even II the balance
amounts only to few cents,
must be closed out by the tenth
Of next month";" Boyd explained.
"ApproXim ately 1900 900
charge accounts In Detroit are
subject to the new restrictions.
The closing Of an account will
cause considerable Inconvenience
both 10 the merchant and the
customer, but unless the mer-
chant closes the account as the
law requires he IL subject to
penalties"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Kanzler Is Director

It's automotivc branch is prob
ably the most important in the
entire national setup, and is pre-
sided over by Ernest {. Kanzler
who is also the area director.
The Board of Economic Warfare
develops and co-ordinates policies,
plans and programs designed 10
Strengthen economic relations,
feontfoiS exports, exclusive OF
Ilease-lend. The Disaster Loan
Corporation will provide inSur-
ance protection against loss or
damage TO property due to floods
or other catastrophieS.
The Defense Plant Corporation
provides war production facilities
such as plants, machinery and
tools. The Reconstruction Finance
Corporation Mortgage Company
makes loans on income producing
urban property such as apartment
houses. hotels and business and Of
fee buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS N0U Located IN Detroit
Directory of WaI. Bureaus i'm de

OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION
Draper Allen, Dist Mgr, 1854 Penobscot Bldg;
RA. 9737. Arthur H. Sarvis. State Supervisor, 339
Penobscot Bldg; RIA. 9737, Patrick V. Mcnamara,
Area Rent Director 764 Penobscot Bldg; RIA. 9737
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD - Ernest c.
Kanzler Regional Director; Frederick H. HARRISON
Labor Consultant; H. A. Weissbrodt, Contract
Distribution Director; 9Th Floor Boulevard Bldg.
1910 Woodward avenue; TR. 1-5500.
OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT REPORTS
William c. Richards, Director, 400 Federal Bldg.
CHI. 1890 Ext 244.
OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION
j. R. Cooper, Manager, 1116 Penobscot Bldg
RA. 9737.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
ENEMY ALIEN REGISTRATION - Gerald
Gaughan, Director, 3770 East jefferson FL 6125.
SELECTIyE SERVICE SYSTEM
WAYNE COUNTY BRANCH-Maj Paul V.
Engstrom, Director; Col l. D. Brent Occupational
Director; Maj. Clarence l. Owen, Medical CO.
ordnator; 1904 Cadillac Square Bldg; RA 6981.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
DEFENSE SAVINGS STAFF-Giles Kavanagh,
State administrator; Frank N. Isbey, Chairman,
1874 Ruhi- Bldg RA- S20s, -
LEND-LEASE PROCUREMENT-C. L. Hardy,
Inspector in Charge, Dps Boulevard Bldg, 1910.
Woodward; TR. 1-6500
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COM
MISSION-James Hess Secretary, 402 Federal
Bldg; CHI $3.50, EXT. 227.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE


COMMODITY CREDIT CoRPORATION-A. j.
Fushman Agent, COZ Shelby street; CHI $500.
SURPLUS MARKETING ADMINISTRATION
Gerald F. Petty, Dist. Supervisor, 446l West
Jefferson; LA. 2262.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BOARD OF ECONOMIC WARFARE Richard
Stephenson Dist. Mgr 81 Federal Bldg CHI.
$3.50 Ext 49l.
DISASTER LOAN CORPORATION-A. J.
Fushman Agent, COZ Shelby street; CHI. $500.
FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION
Raymond NJ Foley State Director, 974 National
Bank Bldg; CHI 1915
DEFENSE PLANT CORPORATION-A. ].
Fushman Agent, COZ Shelby street; CHI. $500.
RFC MORTGAGE COMPANY-A j. Fushman,
Agent COZ Shelby street; CHI. $780,
NATIONAL YOUTH ADMINISTRATION
John l.. Wagner, Area Director, 6SS East jefferson;
RIA. 1918.
SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD-Benjamin D.
Waechter 500 Federal Bldg: CHI. 1880 Ext 800.
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY
DEFENSE PUBLIC WORKS-G W. McCordic,
Regional Director. 2100 Barlum Tower; RA. $3.50.
FEDERAL PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY
Col F. Charles Starr, Acting Director POO
Barlum Tower; CA 1886
WORK PROJECT ADMINISTRATION Harry
L. Ward, Dist. Mgr, 15020 Woodward TO. S740S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
GEiD This HiSf---HDirec1
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

BUREAU OF MOTOR CARRIERS--E NJ.
Hymans, Dist Supervisor, 23S Federal Bldg; CHI.
$3.50 Ext. f49.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Federal COMMITTEE ON APPRENTICE
SHIP-Thomas p Ross Senior Field Rep, 1910
Woodward room no; TR. 1854.
DEPARTMENT OF NAVY
MARINE CORPS RECRUITING-Capt Chas
Popp. 25O Federal Bldg. CHI. $3.50, Ext 209
NAVAL RESERVE FLIGHT SELECTION
BOARD-Leut. Com. c. L. Edwards 9th Floor
Book Tower; CHI 1854.
NAVAL RESERVE PROCUREMENT--Lie
Com d. c. Shea 9th Floor Book Tower; CA. 1868
NAVY RECRUITING-Lieut B. Z. Flechtner,
Ord Floor Federal Bldg. CHI 1880
NAVY RESERVE-Capt. r. 7. Brodhead, 1900
East Jefferson Fl. 1855.
NAVY RESERVE AVIATION BASE-Lieut.
Com. r. c. Young Crosse lie; Trenton 5S4.
NAVY SERVICE SCHOOL-Com. w. Z. Miller,
Ford Motor Co., Dearborn; OR. 1900, Ext. 4S45.
UNITED STATES COAST GUARD-Leut. H.
A. Meyer $3.50 East Jefferson; Fl. 7035, FL. 0915.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
ALIEN ENEMY HEARING BOARD Thomas
F. Chawke. Chairman. 1927 Ford Bids g. RA.-llz7-
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
CIVILIAN AIR PATROL-Samuel Buck, Wing
Adjutant, 2310 Book Tower CA. 1867.
OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN CO-ORDI-
NATOR-Glenn C. Richards, Asst. Coordination
Barlum Hotel; CA. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Burma Storms
Fail TO Hall Raj

NEW DELHI. June 20 (UP).-
Monsoon conditions still are him
dering aerial activity over Burma,
TIE Raj headquarters commune
que said today. but despite the
sudden. intense and unpredictable
storms big British Blenheim bomb
erS carried out low level bombing
and strafing attacks on Akyab
yesterday.
The aircraft concentrated on
military targets, the Raj said,
END Struck jettieS, harbor installa-
tions and large warehouse. All
the planes returned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
U-Boats Seryitinu
Over Here Possible

WASHINGTON. June 20 GNS)
Senator James NJ. Mead Cd of
New York. member of the Tru-
man committee which has investi-
gated methods Of checking Axis
U-boats. said today there is pos
Sibility that submarines have been
serviced over here.
Officials generally assume, how
ever, that the German and Italian
submarines have come from Euro
pean bases and returned TO them,
he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

BUREAU OF MOTOR CARRIERS--E. NJ.
Hymans. Dist Supervisor, 2SS Federal Bldg; CHI.
$3.50 Ext. 449
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

FEDERAL COMMITTEE ON APPRENTICE
SHIP-Thomas p. Ross, Senior Field Rep, 7S1
Woodward room no; TR 1864.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

agent in new drug. sulfasuxidine.
DR.. Wsrfield NJ. Firor Of Balti-
more. one of the pioneers in the
use Of the newly discovered sulfa
compound told delegates to tho
twentieth annual session OF the
Pacific Northwest Medical AsSo-
citation that excellent results have
been achieved in the dysentery
field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

ton. with which the public is
now mainly concerned, acts 10
maintain normal prices and rents
and 10 prevent profiteering and
boarding. The War Production
Board exercises general direction
over the war procurement and
production program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
CLIP THIS STAMP
75IST TANK BATTALION.
FORT BENNING, GEORGIA

This battalion was organ
ized in the early part OF
1871, at Fort Benning. II Is
directly under the general
headquarters OF the army,
and is equipped with a new
medium-sized tank. Mem
bers of the battalion. in re-
questing an insigne design
from Walt Disney, had no
special suggestion except that
II should convey the idea of
an Irresistible force using
crushing power. Disney art
lists gave the 75lst Battalion
an elephant mascot, wearing
helmet and riding on
little tank bursting full speed
ahead.
Combat Insignia stamp Design Copy
right, 1919. Hearst Publicst lions,
Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
New SuIfd Drug Hope
10 Curb Tropit Disease

PORTLAND. Ore. June 20
INS).-DySentery. medical prob
lem of army forces in tropical
regions. NAV meet controlling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

federal and private agencies so
that transportation systems may
function without congestion.
The Office of Price AdminiStra-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

tween the various war agencies
for coordination and clearance OF
information. The Office of De-
tense Transportation co-ordinates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Most Agencies
Do Not Concern
General Public
Address, Person in Charge
and telephone Number
Of Many Are Listed
7!55c

War and The spread OF the war
effort has brought 10 Detroit a
maze Of federal offices, bureau and
departments Listed IN the Mich
igan directory Of federal and state
agencies located IN Detroit arc
$50 separate units. operating
under the branches OF the govern
ment. as War and Navy, Treasury,
Justice, Agriculture and Labor.
With the majority Of these Of
fices. the general public Is not
concerned. But The Detroit Times
herewith presents number
which MAY become common in
everyday life showing the prln-
cipal office. the person in charge
and the telephone number.
Sometimes Obscure
The functions of the multitude
Of bureaus and branches may be
obscure. For instance. the Office
Of Government Reports. which is
under William {. Richards here,
prepares reports concerning pro-
grams of government departments
and agencies, checks on the ac-
complishments of these programs
and serves as liason between fed
eral agencies and state administra-
tions in furtheFiRg cooperation in
federal and state programs.
The Office OF Emergency Man
agement maintains haison be-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY BOB THOMPSON
Daily Dispatch Bureau
in The Sir Walter HOtcl-Raleigh

\. {. OPM-Headquarters Tor the
DPM's North Carolina office OF con-
tract diStribution-the new Set-up
lcuded by Bob Hanes OF WINSTON
5ulcm-Will be in Raleigh. That has
)een determined but not a~nnounced,
However, a branch office will D
maintained IN Charlotte.
The announcement IA JIM Al
dcrson, present director OF the State
bureau of commerce and industry,
Viii be STATE director of contrat' ana
distribution. serving under HaneS
committee, viii come out Of Wa5h-
ngtOn The names OF the o u
men, two representatives OF Big ~
duStry and two of little, who Wlll
serve with HAMS on the committee
,l~o will be announced With dve tor
malitv in due time.
Among those under consideration
@. the managclshiD Of the Chariot
branch office, with such title as as
-l-tant state director Of contract dis
triDu,ion. Is G-nt ocASenfrltar
A-hcville automobile dealer WhoS-
business is in the process OF BENZ
.aot to piece, O., present treez.ng ana
uture rationiug. He was IN WASH
.n2ton arllcr this week while Home
nd Anderson were talking thing
{ with OPM in preparation 10.
starting things down this way
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09

a cordial invitation is extended
by Raymond +. Streb, president O..
the Royal Baking Co.. of Raleigh. t.
everyone To Conc To Raleigh uu
Wednesday and Thursday. january
IA and IS, and attend the OPENING
Of the magnificent new Gone ot Tic
baking organization. on II5Iisurr,
street. The festivities viii bcgia
promptly al $50 p. m. "Wednesday.
when Mayor Graham Andrews g..
Raleigh officially cuts the ribbon
stretched across the entrance t. the
new plant.
Completed at a cost said 10 be IN
excess Of S25O.000, including eqa'p-
ment, the new home OF the Ravd.
Baking Company offers oHe 81 tn
most completely EQUIPPED Baa.H-
plants in the South. EN.sy aaderH
machine: every scientific dotall d..
construction and planning th.t He.t1
make for greater efficiency, !Igs bees
utilized and installed. The Y. -.
Long Company, nationally EH.As
firm Of bakery architects and e.
ginetrs, designed the bulldne.
I'VE are naturally proud Of or.
new home. said Raymond l.. Size.
president Of the Royal Baking Co..
more than double our former cap
aClty. But we are eve more proud
of the fact that it is because of thC
thousands Of friends in this territory,
that this neW building was maize
possible.
we cannot help but feel that all
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
%Leningrad, Sevastopo-
A,e Freed
CONTINUED from Page 9ne)

Continued ffON i"~S @
aad ma,sed seven dlvisioAS-perhaos
10000 troOp>-on the approaches 20
Sev3Stonal in mid-December ana
threatened to break through the
ports defen,es on December -.
Marines from the Soviet Black
sea fleet drove them back, however,
and the Germans were reported now
facing the prospect OF a colnpie''
uJtbdravaI from the Crrmta Il beng
caught in Il tEap.
The weather. disastrous tor
the Germans i'll Russia. gave
Then, a Kind OF left handed ad-
vantage in another theatre OF
war. British said the s:rd>tHEmS
in Iibya, FOLLOWING rains which
imptaed mechanical troon move
ments, had Given General IRWIN
Romr.cl a chance to slip TIE bulk
of his trapped axis forces west
ward out of hgcdahia.
Crack British troops were report
ed following them and harasSu4-
their rear guard, but tbs implication
was that too many OF Rommels Ger
mans would live to tight another doS
umeWhCre in o tn Africa.
Meanwhile, mere than 300 miles
to the east, units of the British nav
iuined with land artillery and al"
forces in an effort II destroy ANl'
holdout forces in the IIalfaya, (Hell-
fire) Pass area, along the Egyp'!1n
border OF Libya.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
"TjIT WOMAN WHO DID

Year, ago someone published 4
vowel titled suegeStivelv. The Wom-
N Who DID" and what a fuss II
,rcated in the Puritan world of the
5av. To create an eQuallv-slmi'aF
settlement today n would nave 10
write a bco!. On THE Woman VINO
DiEn't
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
GISTRATI
Among n,

hundreds of places in which men
Will register for the draft on Febru-
ary Is vii be the cap tol OF the
State of North Carolina. Both the
senate chamber and the hall Of tn
house of representatives Will be
used.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09

-T7|VIGT = VII Nc
~tlvities are concerned, and that Is
the chief business even in state
capitals these days, the government
ut North Carolina is IN the processes
Of moving to Miami. Fla. Governor
BrCughton. Adjutant General j. Van
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
INSPECT This Marvellous New Bakery -. See How
BAMBY BREAD Is Made. You'll Enjoy E

yes-yerv II of the many friends of the R"Nai Baking " IS
invited to attend The great houScWarming 1eStiN'ucS IN "''.N"
1,,,,rv IA and l., when the new home Of BamhN Bread VIII be
formally opened. Make your plans now to be here. o'ides Will
be on hand to take YOU o an escorted tour OF TINS m"rN'l'us'
r,odern new baking plant. You'll see FOR Yourself how carci'hN
Ran,hv BREAD is bakcd-vhy its st good, so tasty, s popular
rhereNl be music, prizes and SouNenrS-eNerSunhas 10 "'Ne I'M
IN. greatest housewarming ever held i'll Raleigh! kennefnoef-
make plans now to he in Raleigh on "Wednesday or lhufsoas'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09

AlIahabad in India ..as Z pop5ta
lion Of $4,000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
Hyman Rosenthal
Dies at His Home

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 2o-The
death OF Hyman II. Rosenthal. 9l5
s. Division St, took place at his
home Sunday morning Mr. Rosen-
thai, a scrap tire and metal dealer,
had been a resident OF Ann Arbor
for % years He was born in Rus
STA Dec /, 1875, and came to Cana.
da in 1906 lie lived in Chelsea
and Jackson before moving to Ann
Arbor He married Dora Sabelsky
in 1899.
Besides his wife. he is survived
by six children, Mrs. Hattie Sage.
tsAy. Freehold, y. j.; Rose. Jennie,
Mike and Morris Rosenthal, BE-.
home, and Louis Rosenthal. a war.
rant officer az Camp Carson, Colo;
and three grandchildren.
Mr.. Rosenthal was a member OF
the Bnai Birth and of Olive lodge,
r. A. \. NJ. OF Chelsea.
Funeral services were Monday af-
ternoon at the Lewis Brothers Flu.
. neral Home, Detroit. with burial in
MacPaeleur Cemetery there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
Rushing Rules Explained at
Campus SororItIes Meeting

In an All Sorority meeting for all
women on the Michigan State Nor
NAL College campus, Monday eve
ming, practices and rules of rushing
We're discussed. The meeting was
sponsored by Pan-Hellenic. sorority
governing body. and Miss Jean
Lewther. Dearborn, of ri Kappa
Sigma. president OF Pan-Hellenic.
was chairman.
The purpose Of the meeting, to
acquaint all interested in pledging
sorority with rushing rules, and
also to acquaint them with the
sororites. was explained by Miss
Fern Yenkel, Dearborn, of Alpha
Sigma Alpha.
In response TO roll call which
was by Miss Helen Galekevich, De
troit. Sigma M Phi. and secretary
of Pan-Hellenic. representatives of
each sorority told something OF
their organization's history.
Activities Of Pan-Hellenic, and its
purpose, were discussed by Miss
Lawther
Definition and Purpose OF Rush
ing was the topic taken by Miss
Vera Mollett, River Rouge, OF Alpha
Mu Sigma. Assisting her were Miss
Magma Mattesn, Detroit. of Alpha
Sigma Alpha. who spoke on fees:
Miss Mary Hemingway. Flint, Al
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20

pha Sigma Tau, who told Of invita-
tons; Miss Dorothy Van Nest, De-
troit, of Delta Sigma Epsilon. tell
ing of preferential bidding; and
Miss Gladys Norris, Detroit *
planning silence week
General information about sor-
critics was given by Miss Eleanor
Tyler, Vassar ri Kappa Sigma,
while Miss Bette Betwee, of Sigma
M Phi. discus sed tea invitations,
and told of regulations for those
Interested in rushing.
Miss Maxine Perkins. Worthwhile,
Sigma Sigma Sigma. told of what
TO wear for rushing, and Miss
Edna Simon. Saginaw, spoke on the
topic, why .Ioin a sorority.
What the Sororities Look For.
was discussed by Miss Laura Mich
OILS. Howell, Of Theta Sigma Upsi.
lon. and concluding the program
of short talks was Miss Geraldine
Remington. Of Sigma M Phi, speak
ing on What Should You be Look
ing for in a Sorority.
Following the meeting the girls
were given an opportunity for dis
cussion, and to ask questions. AS
sociate Dean Frances Farmhau.
was present at the meeting, as
were faculty advisers from each
sorority.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
Helen Clark Bride
of Thomas Mitchell

Ann Arbor, Mich, oct. 20 A
ceremony in the chapel of the First
Methodist Church, read at s o'clock
Saturday night, united Miss Helen
Irene Clark. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Clark. Miner st, to
Thomas f Mitchell, Jr.. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Z Mitchell. Plat Rd.
Rev. Ralph G. Dunlop ofticiated.
The bride vas attired in an En-.
pire dress OF white satin lace, set
off by an illusion fngertip veil held
in place by orange blossoms.
Miss Doris Clark was her sisters
only attendant. Best man was Ar
ley Fredette. Springbrook Ave,
and ushers were Dwight Mitchell
the bridegroom brother, and Lyle
Kett. Morgan Rd.
Miss Clark wore ice blue satin
and net and both she and the bride
carried roses and pompom chrysan
themums the brides in ivory
shades and he bridesmaids in pink
4 reception for the young couple
and 100 OF their friends was held
in the Wesleyan Foundation lounge
of the church after the ceremony
Mrs. Mitchell is a supervisor with
the Michigan Bell Telephone Co.
and a graduate of the Ann Arbor
High School Mr.. Mitchell, EN-.
ployed al the Ford bomber plant,
is a graduate of the Roosevelt High
School, Ypsilanti, and is student
in the Michigan State Normal Col
lege. The couple will reside at
1925 Plat Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
Boehnke-Raney Rites
in Battle Greek

Ann Arbor. Mich. oct. 20-Th q
marriage of Miss Virginia Boehnke.
laughter OF Nj and l.rs Car.
Boohnke. Fountain 81. 10 Patrick
John Raney. Fort Custer son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raney. Loogoota
Ind, has been announced ny the
brides parents.
The ceremony was read IN the
chapel of the First Evangelical
Church at Battle Greek by Rev. l..
Sutherland on October Il. the 18th
wedding anniversary of the bride S
parents.
Mrs Raney. a graduate OF the
Ann Arbor High School is employ
ed at the Cornell department store.
The groom attended Notre Dame
University and was an employee OF
the Motor State Products Co al
Npsilanti before his enlistment in
the Army Air Corps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
Ann Arbor News
Miss Duckwitz Bride
Of Sgt. 7. F. Baker

Ann Arbor Mich, Oct 2O-Miss
Helen Duckwitz, Church St, be.
came the bride OF Staf Sgt. Thomas
Frederick Baker Jr, Chanute Field
H.. at a ceremony performed in
the First Presbyterian Church sat
urday evening DR.. William +.
Lemon read the service.
Miss DuckvitZ, a teacher in the
Slauson Junior High School, wore
awhile satiu,uress with a hoopskirt
and a white marqisette-lined yoke.
4 halo of tulle held her hngertip-
length veil and she carried a spray
arranged bouquet of shell pink cam
elias. white roses and bouvardia.
Mrs. Donald Cornell r. William st,
matron Of honor, and Isabel Hay
den. bridesmaid, Detroit, wore
gowns OF emctald green velyeteen
with matching hats and sheaf bou-
quots Of Johann Hin roses. The
bride. a daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs william Duckwitz. Sagi-
nav. was given in marriage by her
uncle Carl A. Garlach. Spring
lake
sgt Baker the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Baker Englewood y.
J.. was attended by his brother
William Bake, Baltimore, Md, as
best man. and by William Vyn, De
troit. and Lo.enz Gerlach, Spring
Lake.
Both Sgt AMI Mrs. Baker are gra-
duates of Michigan State College,
East Lansing, and the bride is a
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority mem.
Der Sgt. Baker a Phi Delta Theta,
is in the medical detachment of
the Army Air Corps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
Normal College Calendar
WEDNESDAY

6:45 p. m-E.W.CA. Nespers, Starkweather Hall
6:45 mWOmens Charles McKenny
Hall.
4:3O m-IIistory Club picnic 713 oxford Rd.
M English Club Charles McKenny Hall Dr. Gerald
Sanders speaker
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 20-Mar
riage license applications:
John Joseph Powers, %, Aurora
y. Y, and Betty Marie Arnet, %
il6 Olive St. Ypsilanti.
Leslie d Hayes, 81, 81 Washte'
nav Ave, Ypsilanti. and Ruth Vir
ginia Kollberg. Is, Ludington.
Harold Athey, 23, Willow Run
and opal Bunker, 10, New Haven,
Mich.
Raymond Edward Grier, Willow
Run. and Margaret Ann Benken-
dorf. %, Chicago. Ill.
Arnold II. Hambly. Jr., 26, Ann
Arbor. and Virginia f. Van Wagon
or. %, 4OS ". Michigan Ave, Ypsi-
lanti.
Oren Rober. Keefe, 90 $40 Pearl
st. Ypsilanti and Frances B. Jack
son. Is, st. Clair. Mich.
William Stewart, 10, Carlton, and
Margaret ]. Lewis, 10, Milan.
Ford Monroe Brainard, 80, 39-4l
f. Cross st. Ypsilanti. and VIM
fred Margaret Gonyou, q, POS
Perrin St, Ypsilanti.
Leon c. Campbell, 81, 139 S
Prospect St, Npsi!ant, and Shirley
Elaine Fulton, IS, Haslett Mich.
Edward Sands, %, ann Arbor
and Patricia Lee McCarty, IS, Belle
VILE
RENO Romo, 81, Kangasmiemi
Finland. and Phyllis DeVett, 10
Ann Arbor.
Creters Jones, 81. Ann Arbor, and
Nola D. Lacy, AZ, Ann Arbor
Russell Wichterman, "a, Ann Ar
hor. and Ida Wasserman, %, Anr
Arbor.
Virgil l.. Reed, 90. Ann Arbor
and Mildred l. Lennox, "a, Ann Ar
Dor.
Dumont Sutherland Staatz. %
Ann Arbor, and Marian Joyce Bak
er. "a. Ann Arbor.
Alfred f. Parker, "a, Ann Ar
Dor. and Helen Margaret Nikedis
20, Ann Arbor.
owen Curtis, 30, Plymouth. anC
Abbie Mellow. "a, Lybona. Mich.
Earl V. Archer, Jr., is. Milan, anC
Helen Marie VANITY. IS. Milan.
Lawrence Durrett, IS. Dexter
and Marion Whipple, 10, Dexter
Lyle Albert Moody. 81. Ann Ar
Dor and Alice Andra Holmes, "a
Ann Arbor.
Walter L. Utley. 81. Pinckney
and Alma Elizabeth Roetman, rs
Pinckney.
Marvin Ingold Thompson. %, BIZ
7ay. Mich, and Marion Jeannett,
Wasser, 90 Ann Arbor.
John Kartangs, So, Detroit. anC