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Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29

YANKEE STADIUM. New
York, May 2S--Paul DIZZY Trout
and Hank Borowy were the oppos-
ing fingers As the Tigers and
Yankees took the field here today
in the second and final game Of an
abbreviated series.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
Simple Ritual
At Edse| Ford
Burial Service

Funeral services were held for
Edsel Bryant Ford today in a
chapel banked Solidly TO the cell
ing with floral tributes
With attendance limited BY the
size Of Christ Church Chapel in
Crosse Polntc Farms, only about
500 heard the brief, simple rituals.
Present were intimate friends,
representatives of all Of the large
automobile companies and a host
Of civic and state dlgnitaries.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
Record Raid Skaters
Essen Arms Plants

LONDON, May 2S CUP)-Ten
waves OF Raj bomberS smashed
az Essen during the night IN the
heaviest raid OF the year against
that Ruhr Valley arms center fol-
lowing renewed American attacks
against Italy'S island outpostS in
an offensive that Foreign Secre-
tary Anthony Eden said would
continue until the Axis is utterly
defeated.
II was believed that more than
1000 tons of explosives were
dropped on Essen last night,
eClipSing the heaviest previous at
tack on that city this year-on
April 3 when 900 tons of bombs
were dropped.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
80 Million Sought
To Rebuild Detroit

A per cent pay roll tax to finance $30000,-
900 civic development program was recommended
to council today by Mayor Jeffries.
The pay roll assessment urged by Jeffries the
best possible means of financing the plan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
pistributed hy InternauonaI News soundphotos

EDITORS NOTE-This is the frsf dispatch from
Attn by Mr. Houdiemon the Detroit correspondent who
cent ashore the American ur0Sio OF the island M
HoudlemoH woS formerly manager of the International
NeWS Serrjcc bureau IN the Times Building, dpd lett
Detroit TO enter foreign Serrice for Ny
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29

explosions and a large number Of
fires caused by many two-tor
bombs which seemed 10 cause even
more damage than the four-ton
bombs dropped on the city
The raid lasted from 12:45 A m.
TO 1:35 a. m, obviously causing
havoc AT the Krupp works and
other preViouslv-damaged targets.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
BOARD Is FOR ADVICE"

Byrno, agreed when q reporter
suggested that the hvC-man war
mobilization committee rs for ad-
VICE and YOU act
Mr. Roosevelt. In an explanatory
statement sand that I'VE are en-
tcring the phase Of the war effort
when Wc must streamlIne our ac-
tlvitieS. avoid duplication and
overlapping. eliminate nterdePaft-
mental friction. make decisions
with dispatch, and keep both our
military machine and our essential
civilian economy running in team
and AZ high speed
Byrncs made il clear that the
now agency VIII concern itself
with determining policies and &C.
,clop.ng programs, as directed 10y
Mr.. Roosevelt'S executive order
Administrative details such as dc.
termination Of actual prices will
he leli 10 the existing agencies
under him he said These include
most Of tho existing government
Se,up.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
FIRST I>~ING

DETROIT Hoover struck out CrsNfr
walked Waketeif lined o. Keller HIS
sins f0ulsd to Et'cr. No run. no h,t no
error
NEW YORK s'lrnwr.ss fired 20 Hsrrs
WCs'her'N popped 90 HiECins Keller
grounded go Eloodworth. No nun. M hf
no error.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
DEFENDANTS ELATED

The Koch brothers, who had
been indicted on II counts for
allegedly making false claims for
three Of their products, smiled
broadly and shook hands with
their lawyers when the jury was
dismissed.
Denouncing the three recalci-
trant Jurors for. confused think
ing" Assistant District Attorney
Frank X. Norris declared be
would recommend 10 the federal
food and drug administration that
the case he retired in The fall
court term
The dismissal Of the jury wound
up case that for length. number
of witnesses. testimony and in-
volved medical discourse shattered
federal court precedent
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
SECo>p INNING

DETROIT Harms wax safe A. trst on
GordOns tumble Harris took second uu
bsik York died 10 i.indeil and Harris
took third after he catch Blnodworth
struck out. Parsons struck out and had
20 be thrown out. pickey % Etteu. No
nun. no hit. one error,
NEW YORK Gordon grounded 90 Hoo
YER Ef'en popped 20 Hoover. Dlckey
NnEIed ~ rlEht Lirdel doubled along the
rght field foul line. sending niCkey 90
tnifd Johnson was purposeiy pAsyed I'LL
ms the bases Trout tossed ont Borowy
Nn run. two hits no error
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
The Weather
Hobby ITMrFRATTRLs

The sun wi sst A. So . N today,
and rise tomorrow a. a
The moon will set A. 20 p m TO-DAY.
and rise tomorrow az 56 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
MUCH BIGGER JOB

Since the new setup puts Byrnos
over all agencies concerned with
the pro duction, procurement.
transportation and distribution Of
military and civilian supplies, ma.
lterlals and products. his power
Continued on Page Nlne)
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
PROBABLY 500 PLANES

The air ministry said that the
attack on Essen in great
strength" (probably up 10 500
planeSD was made in waves .of
about equal strength, each carry
ing a bomb load calculated 10 do
the utmost damage al each stage
of attack
Crew members reported violent
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
APPROVED BY TRUMAN

Immediate reaction 10 the stcT
was all favorable Chairman Harry
s Truman fDl Of Missouri of
tho Senate war effort inveStiCat-
ing committee. said the commit.
tee had long been pounding for
such "an agency with centralized
authority" and that BvrneS "iS q
very capable man 10 head such ar
agency
ByrncS conceded that the new
Office Of War Mobilization bears
a strong resemblance 10 the over
all agencies urged by such con-
gresSional groups as the Truman
committee and the kilgore group
in the Senate and the House Tolar
committee.
He revealed he plans IN make
an important radio speech at Z
p. m. EWT. next Monday from
his Spartanburg. 5. c., home. II
will concern production.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
Trout on Mound
Against Borowy
DETROIT r II +
5000
NEW YORK
600
By LEO MACDoNELL
r II +

Trout and Parsons, Borowy and
pCkCy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
THIRD INNING

DETROIT Borowy tossed out Trout
Hoover doubled % right Cramer singled
10 ler sending Hoover ~ third and when
Hoover tired for the plate ne was out.
Keller 20 Johnson % E'ten 20 Gordon 90
Dickev Crsmer took second while me
ball was being tossed around Wakefield
"a valke1 Hccins struck ou' and had 20
be 'aEged ny picksy. No run. two hits.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
IN DAYLIGHT AGAIN

Eden, suggesting that the Ital-
ian people could decide when tie
bombing would stop by ousting the
corrupt Fascist regime, - spoke at
Portsmouth as Raj squadrons
again swept across the English
Channel in daylight today in re-
newal of attacks on Europe.
British, Canadian and Polish
squadrons took part N the raid
that heaped destruction on Essen
and the flood-damaged Ruhr in
dustrial area The raid followed a
successful dusk attack by wooden
Mosquito bomhers on the Carl
ZeiSS instrument works and SChott
glass works AZ Jena l000-mile
round trip to central Germany
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29

C. NJ McARTHUR DENTIST
III GriSwold over KinsefG
Hours. 90. Sundays l0-l2.-Ady.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29

OPEN FRIDAYS TO 6 r. VI. Al
% Branch Offices. National Bank
of Detroit.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
Koch Jury
Dismissed
Inn 9th Day

Three middle-aged housewives
who stubbornly insisted on the
Innocence of DR.. William F. Koch
and his brother Louis, brought an
ignominious end to the Koch drug
trial today.
Agreeing that a hopeless dead
lock had arisen on a ballot that
had stood nine to three for con-
.viction through nine days of de-
hberatonS. the eight wom a n,
four-man jury asked to be eX-
|cuSed.
Federal Judge OBrien granted
the request.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
FORECAST
For Detroit
and vicinity:

DIR. J. c. TOoLE. DENTIST. 10
w. Lafayette AZ Mich. opp City
Hall. Hours 90 Tel. CA $3.50.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29

National que

NftRNfNG GAME
PHILADELPHIA r II +
410 600 800 812 Z
CINCINNATI
004 004 03x 1114 I
Kimball. KrauS, PodgaIny and
Livingston Nsndermeer, Stone.
BeggS, Shoun and Mueller.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29
REGRETS OUTCOME


"This is very unfortunate"
said the Judge, who had ordered
tho jurors locked up for the last
three nights in a desperate at
tempt TO climax the f9-week
trial with A verdict.
"If that j. the situation, how
ever. there Is no further reason
for holding YOU"
That the Jury had stood nine e
three for conviction almost from
the first was disclosed by Ale'
9299 Cascade. a too
and die designer. who said
THE reason given by one Of
the three dissenting women was
that she was convinced DR..
Koch had cured at least one
patient. Therefore. she said,
she would never vote to send
him 10 jail"
The courts instructions 70
the jury were that the defense
did not have 10 prove that all
patients treated by the Koch
remedies recovered }
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29

CONTINUED on Page Three)
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-29

HAPPY Birthday
The Quints Are Nine
Today "a FULL Page
of Pictures on Page So
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Robert MiIIspaueh
Weds Miss Strine

Miss Elizabeth Strine. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Strine, became
the wife Of Pvt. Robert Millspaugh,
with Father John Bradley official.
ing In st. Johns rectory at o.
clock Saturday afternoon. The pair
was attended by Miss Viola Smith
and Nelson Boik. The double ring
ceremony was used.
The bride was gowned in white
taffeta and wore a finger-tip veil
and her flowers were orchids. Miss
Smith wore a gown Of yellow net
and roses. The brides mother wore
a gown OF green and white sheer
with white accessories. Her flowers
were white CARNATIONS and pink
rosebuds. The groom's mother,
Mrs. Winifred Millspaugh, was in
rose lace with white accessories
and her flowers were yellow rose
buds.
After the wedding there was 4
chicken dinner served for the thir-
tyfive guests. A three.tfered cake
with a bride and groom on top was
featured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millspaugh will
live at the brides home until an
apartment is found in Fort Custer
where the groom Is stationed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
SUPPER, CANES
AT OPEN HOUSE
FOR SERVICEMEN

Seryicemen stationed near Ypsi.
lanti and Junior hostesses OF the
American Legion Service Club en-.
joyed another open House for sery-
icemen Sunday evening at the Am.
erican Legion Home. During the
evening light supper was served
buffet style, and dancing. ping
pong, horseshoes, Switchboard,
and croquet comprised the enter
tainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bachman
and James Waite were members OF
the executive committee in charge
OF the party, and were assisted by
Mrs. Gertrude Roser and Mrs. Clara
DeLand as senior hostesses.
Friday evening another service
mems dance will be at the East
Ypsilanti Air Base, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Schrepper and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wizard in charge.
Junior hostesses will meet at the
Legion Home at $3.50 p. m. to 90 ir
busses 10 the camp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
BIRTHDAYS MARKED
BY RECITAL, SUPPER

Sunday marked the triple birth.
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Philbin
and their daughter, Miss Nancy,
and the date was doubly celebrated.
first by Miss Nancy's piano recital
in Pease Auditorium and afterwards
by delightful buffet supper served
at the Philbin home to relatives
and friends. A beautiful birthday
cake and flowers adorned the table.
After the supper there was must
Gale by some Of the guests. The
honored trio were presented with
many gifts.
Guests from out OF the city were
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Birkenhauer, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Scherit, and sons
Michael and Robert, Toledo. o.
Mrs. william Philbin and Miss Nor.
ma Williams, Perrysburg, O.; Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. James and DR..
George May. Ann Arbor; Mr.. and
Mrs. c, B. Stapleton, Crosse
Pointe; Mr.. and Mrs. A. ROSS. WI.
chita, Texas, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Philbin, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Wolverine Girls
State Reported

At the June meeting OF the Junior
membership of the American Lee
gion Auxiliary. Saturday afternoon,
splendid reports Of Wolverine
Girls state were given, and the
juniors decided to remember broth.
ers OF members in service.
Betty Clark and Jennie Coffron,
delegates to Wolverine Firls State
in Ann Arbor, last week, gave
their reports. The delegates were
sponsored by the auxiliary and by
the juniors.
Over 700 silk stockings were
brought to the stocking salvage. 1t
was reported that 80 current maya
zines have been sent to the Ypsi-
lanti state Hospital. Brothers OF
junior girls are to be remembered
with birthday and holiday cards.
Mrs. Willard Shaw from the
Auxiliary was guest. Mrs. Carl
Clark, a past director. acted as d.
rector in the absence OF Mrs. Man
ley Roe.
The next meeting, July 81, will
be a picnic at the home OF Mrs.
Rose Holmes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Misses Philbin, Moore
Present Rectal

A large and enthusiastic audi
ence greeted the two young must.
cions who presented varied and
interesting program in Pease Audi
forum Sunday afternoon, Miss
Nancy Philbin, pianist, pupil Of
Mrs. Marguerite Breakey, and Miss
Colleen Brown, soprano, pupil OF
Carl Lindegren.
Miss Philbin's technique is brill
liant and smooth. and she produces
clear singing tone. Her phrasing
is we'll marked and she plays with
firm touch yet with interesting nu.
ances and her Interpretation shows
matured understanding.
Miss Browns voice is OF fine. un'
forced quality. her intonation true
and sure and her .diction distinct
and clear. she sings with sympa.
thetic and matured expression.
The program was: "Alleluia,"
Mozart; "Nymphs and shepherds"
Purcell. Miss Brown; Sonata, No
3 (Epstein) Allegro. Andante and
Presto" Mozart, Miss Philbin;
"Bird Songs at Eventide,' Coates;
Ave Maria" Shubert; -Four Leaf
Clover" Brownell. Miss Brown.
Waltz, op. 81, No. l." Chopin;
"Canzonetta, op. rs. No. O." schu.
EFT: "Hopak." Moussorsky; Min
uet, Antique" Paderewski, Miss
Philbin.
Mrs. Esther whan was a sympa-
thetic accompanist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Miss Marjorie Lennet Wedto
Forest Smith in Residence

dress and head wreath OF white
daisies was ring bearer.
The groom and best man, Stacy
Disbrow. both wore gray suits with
red rose boutonnieres.
The bride in q long white net
gown walked with her brother.
Arnold Lennert, who gave her in
marriage. she wore pearls. a we'd
ding gift from the groom, carried
bouquet OF red roses and wore a
head wreath OF red roses.
Mrs. Arnold Lennert, sister.in.law
OF the bride, was maid OF honor
and she wore long white net gown
ana carried bouquet OF pink
roses.
Mrs. Lennert wore a silk printed
jersey dress and her corsage was
OF white carnations. Mrs. Smith
wore a blue and white printed silk
with a white carnatIon corsage.
The ceremony was Witnessed by
80 relatives and close friends and
was followed by reception. A
three TERED wedding cake was the
centerpiece o! beautifully decor
ated table. Ice cream. cake and ice
tea were served by Mrs. Fora Till,
Mrs. George Till, Mrs. Stacy Dis
brow and Mrs. Alfred Becker. The
house was beautifully decorated
with white. pink, and blue stream
ers.
Mrs. smith was graduated from
Modale High School in 1899 and Is
an electrical inspector at the Bomb
er Plant. Mr.. Smith was graduated
from Onekama High school. He 10
spray painter at Motor State.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Disbrow and Sheron Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gerlocke
and Barbara Jean, Lansing, Mich
igan, Mrs Merton Smith OF Oneka-
ma, Mrs. Jessie Lennert and Velma
OF Missouri Valley, Iowa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Potter and Fene OF Belle
Vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Disbrow
and twins, Rex and Ruth Of Kalevs,
Mich, Mrs. Fora Till, Mrs. George
Till, Mrs. Maude Huston, Norman
Vote, Mrs. Alfred Becker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Lennert, besides the
bride and groom.
They received many nice gifts.
They left Immediately for a wed.
ding trip at Portage Lake and will
be at home at 1871 Davis st. July
<
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28

The wedding OF Miss Marjorie
Lennert, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lennert OF Missouri Valley,
Iowa. and Forest Smith. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Merton Smith OF Oneks-
ma, Michigan. was solemnized Sun
day at 4 o'clock p. m. at the newly.
weds' home.
Rev. William Shaw, OF the First
Baptist Church oftieiated at the
single ring ceremony in the arch
way between the dining room and
the living room. The archway was
decorated overhead with white
wedding bells and about the rooms
were bouquets OF garden flowers.
Miss Sheyon Kay Disbrow, a niece
OF the groom, dressed in a white
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Calendar Of Social Events

TO-DAY
Eastern STAR o'clock.
special meeting Arbor chapter officers exemplfy-
ing the degrees refreshments served afterwards Masonic
Temple lodge
lambda Chi Omega meeting o'clock Charles MKenny
Hall.
Royal Neghbors number 1889 business meeting $780,
Lombard Camp Ann Arbo O'Clock, GAR
Hall.
Ypsanu Lodge number 5H LooF. o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Rotary Club picnic. $50. OF Rackham building
Victory Sewing Club meeting postponed two weeks
TUESDAY
Mothsrs Of Man in American Legion
Phoenix Lodge number 10 and Master Mason degree $780,
Masonic Temple lodge room.
Capsule sisters Club. o'clock, with Mrs Walter Wright
Red and knitting room five, Welch Hall to
ork
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Lodge Conducts
Class Initiation

Ypsilanti Aerie No. $3.50, OF the
Fraternal Order OF Eagles held
class initiation at special meet
ing Sunday.
Detroit, Monroe, Royal Oak and
Ann Arbor, were represented at the
meeting.
Frank A. Mahaffey OF Royal Oak.
presented the Aerie with beautiful
standard regimental American Flag
in recognition OF the splendid work
OF the Aerie in their membership
drive during the past year. Royal
Oaks Drill Team gave fine dem
onstration Of drill work.
Harold Badger, state trustee, pre-
sided during the initiatory cere-
mony.
A fine dinner, floor show ana
dancing were enjoyed by mem
bers and their families.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Beautiful Weddings Feature Social Week End in Ypsiant

with satin streamers falling in
graceful cascade.
The maid-of-honor, Miss Mariel-
len Reinhart. Dayton, O., and Miss
Nancy Lee Caswall. Toledo. brides.
maid. were dressed alike, Miss
Reinhart IN blue lace bodice and
marquisette skirt. Her flowers were
white carnations and baby's breath,
the flowers held with a yellow rib
bon. Her white cap was finished
with net ruching. Miss Caswall was
in yellow. The bodice Of her dress
was embroidered lace and the mar
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28

The decorations OF the chapel
were palms, white carnations ana
blue larkspur and seven point can.
delabra. There were a hundred
guests.
White satin formed the bodice OF
the brides dress which had a bout
FAINT skirt Of net dotted with white
satin bows. A finger-tip veil OF illu-
sion fell from small cap OF ruch.
ing The gown was floor length and
the sleeves, three-quarter length.
Pearls completed her costume. She
carried a white orchid on a Bible
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
w. {. DIXON RETIRES,
GIVEN TESTIMONIAL

The retirement OF Walter E.
Dixon because OF the age limit
from the principalship Of the Oil
yer wendell Holmes School, De-
troit, which he has held for q
years, was marked by a testimonial
dinner given him by his teachers
at Dearborn Inn.
Expressions OF regret and trib-
utes to Mr.. Dixon were many He
was presented with a pen on an
onyx base.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
REUNION OFLYKE
FAMILY IN PARK

Thirty-four members Of the Lyke
family attended the 32nd annual
reunion in the pavilion at Pros
pect Park. Sunday. An ample dinner
was enjoyed and the afternoon was
spent in visiting as the storm pre-
vented any sports. Members were
present from Pontiac, Worthwhile,
Novi, Plymouth, and Ypsilanti. 1t
was decided not to plan for the
next meeting but to await events.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28

quisette skirt was floor length. ner
cap was similar to the brides and
she carried a bouquet OF white car
nations and babys breath with blue
ribbon streamers.
James L. Roy, Ypsllanti, assisted
the groom as best man.
Mrs. Minniker chose for her
daughters wedding a streetlength
frock OF sheer navy blue accented
with white. Her hat and gloves
were navy blue likewise and white
gardenias were her flowers. She
wore white gloves. Mrs. Allen,
mother OF the groom, was in black
printed sheer with white lace trim
and she wore gardenia corsage.
Her hat, gloves, and purse were
white.
The head usher was V, Gene
McCandlish. Toledo, and W. A.
Maxi, U.S.NR., assisted.
A reception by the brides par.
ents followed the wedding cere.
mony. This took place IN the garden
OF Michigan League Later supper
party was given in Huron Hotel to
fifteen guests.
In leaving for the wedding trip
the bride wore a navy blue crepe
print. and her hat was a large beret
showing the Chinese influence. She
wore white gloves and carried
blue purse. A white orchid gave a
pleasing accent to her frock.
The bride is a graduate of Roose-
welt High School, and Michigan
state Normal College, where the
Theta lambda Sigma is her soror-
lily.
The groom is a graduate OF Roos-
evelt High School and belongs to
the National Honor society. He is
in the Naval Training Station.
Dearborn. and is a Third Class
Petty Officer. His home is Belle
wood Road, Ann Arbor.
Since Mr.. Allen has only few
days before returning to his duties
at the Naval station the young
people will spend this week in De-
troit. They will make their home
Will tue MluHNhCl y al o-V 1919
St, this city, for time.
Out-oi-town wedding guests In
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Wilson,
aunt and uncle Of the bride, Ray
mond w Minneker uncle OF the
bride, all OF Indianapolis. Mrs.
Alta Allen. grandmother OF the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Allen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hoover,
Milan, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Bert
holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Samek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Warner, De-
troit. Mrs. Theodore Fladelan-'
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Ayres, Clinton, Miss Janet Lautter,
Toledo. and Miss Helen Keller, Da-
visburg, Mich.
The rehearsal dinner was at the
Kaufmans Saturday evening.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man F. Minneker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Allen. Ann Arbor, Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Minneker'
Clare II. Allen, Ann Arbor, Lieut..
Murray Johnson. Chaplain OF the
Navy Training School, Dearborn,
and Mrs. Johnson, Miss Mariellen
Reinhart, Dayton, maid-of-honor'
Miss Nancy Caswall, Toledo, brides
msid. james Roy, this city, best
mar. and Mrs. Roy Gene McCand-
fish. Toledo, head usher, w. a.
Maxi. usher. Mrs. l.. s. Wilson, and
Mrs. Esther NJ. Luedemann, this
city.
Candelabra with roses were used
in decorating the tables.