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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Introducing

CHARTS DOROTHY RICKENBACK born May 10
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Rckenback Dorothy Knterl.
CATHERINE LAKE born May IL 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Charles Lake Barbara Drake.
DANIEL LESTER MCDONALD born May 10 to Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Lester Mcdonald Maxine Dye.
HUNTINGTON KING CHAPLIN born May II 10 Mr..
and Mrs. James Chaplin dorothy Babcockl
ROBERT ROYCE WILLIAMS III horn May II TO Mr..
and Mrs. Donald A. Williams Jean Laitnerl.
SHARON JOSEPHINE hartley born May 10 to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur BARLEY Barbara Fox.
ANNE MARIE SCROETER born May p 10 1t. and
Mrs Richard Anthony Scroeter ,Jenette Rita Otto.
RICHARD STARK SCHOENHERR born May % to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schoenherr Helen Hickey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Anti-CrueIty Club
To Meet Friday

INVITATIONS FOR a Get
Acquainted Party for members
and friends OF the Anu-Cruelty
Society Of Michigan have been
sent out for 8 p. m Friday At
the Scarab Club Farnsworth
and John r
Miss Myrtle F., Babcock. preSi-
dent, will introduce Warren r.
Bow, superintendent of Detroit
schools and chairman for the
evening. Topic Of his address
will be Humane Aspects Of
Education
Technicolor m tio n pictures
will be shown by f. d ward
Scjwimmer. nationally known
photographer and artist who has
gust returned from a tour Of
New Orleans and Mexico. The
musical portion OF the program
will be furnished by a children'S
trio composed Of Josephine. Cliff
ford and Richard Bryant. aC-
companied by Mrs. O'DelI
Loving.
Weather permitting. refresh
mentS will be served in the
garden OF the club. Mrs. Doro-
thy Hayes and Mrs. Elias Baker
are co-chairmen Of arrange
ments and members Of the board
OF directors will act as hoSteSSes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
OAR Chapter
Elects Officers

MRS. DWIGHT w. SLATER
was named regent OF the Gen.
Josiah Harmar chapter of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution Al the annual meet
ing and election Of officers re-
Gently Of the group.
Others elected were Mrs.
Matthew r. Hansen and Mrs.
Thomas c. Whyte. vice regents:
Mrs. +. Leo Digby, chaplain;
Mrs. Cleveland r. Rossman.
recording secretary; Miss Doro-
thy Lewis, corresponding secre-
tary Mrs. Harold d. Mcmahon,
treasurer; Miss Sarah Davis.
registrar; Mrs. Ralph w. Perry,
historians Miss Ruth Turner.
librarian: Mrs. Lewis c. Dunn.
Mrs. Alfred Low and Mrs. Ivan
L. Avery. board Of directors.
The retiring executive board
Will be luncheon guests OF Mrs.
Lewis {. Dunn at l. o'clock
Saturday at her home in Golden
Gate drive. Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Paul OHaTa Jr.

4 SOLEMN high mass in Ge>u
n Church Saturday united in
marriage Miss Gcneyieve MarEa-
ret Sturgeon. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Henry Spur
geon. and John Paul OHara Jr.
The Rev Fr. Alexander u
colder. great uncle OF the bride
groom. offcsted al a double rIns
ceremony.
The bride wore a colonial gown
81 iilmy net IN blossom White
over shining slipper satin The
bodice was softly shirrcd 10 a
high round necklinc and several
rows of ruffled lace not crossed
the shoulders forming cpaulots
above short pufS. which cH-
tended into fitted lace sleeves
finished with traditional points
over her wrists.
4 wide midriff OF the saa'o
delicate lace made dramatic con-
traSt 10 the extremely full skirt
falling in a slight sweep a. tho
back and worn over a hoped
nafftCOat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
COP Unit
Will Hear
Miss Stanley

UIINIFRED c. STANLEY.
w congressVoman at large
for the State OF New York. VIII
be guest speaker At the Fifth
district meeting Of the Republi-
can Womens Federation Of
Michigan 10 be held al ll;30 4.
nj Thursday a. the Columbia
Hotel in Kalamazoo
Miss Stanley Is serving her
firSst term in the House after
making an outstanding record
aS A trial lawyer IN her home
city of Buffalo where she served
for several years As assistant
district attorney Of Erie County.
The board meeting Will be
held ~ 1870 a. m preceding
the breakfast
Other guests Al the breakiaS'
Will be Mrs. Lee {. Richardson
president Of the federation; Mrs
Fern Smith Hammond, vice
chairman Of the Republican state
central committee. Mrs. Dudley
C.. Hay, Republican national
committee woman for Michigan.
and members Of the federation
board
Miss Rowena NJ. Hornbeck.
president Of the Kalamazoo
County League of Republican
Women. is hostess organization
chairman and will be assisted
by Mrs James A Mills. Mrs
Leroy Maynard and Mrs Hugh
NlCollS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Miss Spurgeon Wed
To Ensign O'Horo

Gounced skirts and bis h o
sleeves.
They carried arm bouquets Of
white peonles interSpersed with
powder blue feather plumeS. ued
with matching blue ribbons.
Aviation Cadet RIchar d
O Hara. brother Of the bride
groom. was best man
The uSherS were Paul O'Har5.
also brother Of the bride
groom Ensign George Clark Of
Chicago. III. It Carl Culver.
Aviation Cadet James Halligan
OF East Tawas. Mich; Patrick
Ofiara Of Ypsllanu, cousin Of
the bridegroom.
Mrs. Sturgeon chose a floor
length gown OF powder blue
with a long lace bodice and
chiffon skirt She wore a dusty
rose hat Of handmade Swiss
imported braid. trimmed with
uhonnot yelling and corSagc
bouquet Of natural orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Goodale Club
tuesday,.

NEW OFFICERS will he in
PRODUCED at a meeting Of the
Goodale WOmen's Club SChed-
uled for ! p. m. Tuesday in the
auditorium of Goodale School
Music will be furnished by the
Wayne University Ensemble. un-
der the direction Of Vernon Fay,
with Mrs. Ethel Orr and Mrs.
Mary Jean Ottwell Of the teach
ing staff OF Goodale School, as
SoloistS. Tea Will follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Wears Illusion Veil

Her veil Of misty bridal illu-
sion caScaded the length Of the
gown and was fastened 10 her
hair with halo Of lace.
She carried an arm bouquet
Of lilies of-the-valley, CardeniaS,
and white orchids.
Miss Mary Ellen Sturgeon, sis
Ter of the bride, was maid of
honor.
The Misses Patricia and Joan
Sturgeon. also sisters of the
bride, and the Misses Olga Mani
koff and Kay McDcrmott were
bridesmaids.
All the attendants wore white
nsrquiSettc dresses with Shirrcd
hodiceS. gathered extremely full
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Leave for West

Mrs. OHara wore a Mabel
Downs model gown OF sea green
crepe. fashioned with a square
neCklne outlined with box
pleated frillS. a small pink hat
Of straw with pink flower trim.
and green orchid corsage bou-
quet
Following the ceremony, a
wedding breakfast was held at
the Detroit Golf Club. The re-
ceiying line stood before the
fireplace which was banked with
palms and arrangements Of
white blooms.
Ensign and Mrs. O'Hara left
for his new assignment out West.
For travelling. Mrs. OHara
wore 4 beige wool Sult. match
ing pancake hat. contrasting red
wool coat and brown alligator
shoes and bag. White orchids
were pinned to her coat lapel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Reception at Lynch Home

A reception was held follow
ing the ceremony at the Lynch
home for about $50 guests be-
fore Mr.. and Mrs. Rae left on
a two-week trip TO James Lake
in Indiana. -
The bride graduated from the
University of Michigan in 1871
and was affiliated with Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority. Mr.. Rae,
who received his degree from
the literary school in 1910 and
will be graduated from medical
school in October was a MEM
Der OF Chi Psi fraternity and
was captain of the varsity
basketball team.
The rehearsal dinner was
given Friday evening at the
Colony Town Club by an aunt
Of the bride Mrs. Otto r., Rum
pei, OF Yorkshire road. Crosse
Pointe. Following dinner the
party adjourned 10 the home of
another uncle and aunt, DR.. and
Mrs. Russell +. Lynch, in Inter
zone. for further festivities.
Miss Crawford was hostess 10
the bride and her friends at the
spinSter dinner Wednesday eve
ing at the home of her parents
in Edison avenue
Out-of-town guests AT the we'd
ding were MIR and Mrs Edwin
e. Bowers of Toledo. brother-in-
law and sister OF the bride: Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Rice OF Meta
mora. o.. uncle and aunt Of the
bride. and George r. Benson Of
Lovett, Tex, another uncle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Miss Ross Presides

From 9 10 y m. Miss Grace
Ross. chairman Of the Michigan
board Of registration Of nurses,
Will preside over general ScS-
sion AT which Miss Austin viii
speak on a brief overview Of the
work of the national nursing
council.
Other speakers viii be Mary
NJ, Anderson. who will give a re-
port on recommendations of the
Michigan League of Nursing Ed
ucation regional conferences. and
Mabel +. Smith, speaking on the
Michigan nurse practice act and
board rulings in relation 10
aCCeleTatiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Rush Nurse
Education
AtHospitdI

A CONFERENCE Of the Henry
a Ford Hospital on accelera-
ton Of the nursing education
program will be held Friday and
Saturday in the education build
ing. Bethune.
Miss Emilio G.. Sargent, chair
man of the Michigan nursing
council for war service. will pre-
side at the opening meeting at 2
p. m. Friday Miss Anne Austin,
field Consultant Of the national
nursing council. will discuss prin-
CipleS underlying the program of
aCCelcTatlOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Indiana Society
Elects Officers

OFFICERS AND directors Of
the Indiana Society were elected
recently at the annual meeting
in the homo of MIR. and Mrs.
Stanley Barker in w. Grand
Blvd. ----------
The following will take over
their duties for the coming year:
Harold Brown, president; Armal
Brandenberg. vice president;
Mrs Earl Brown. recording sec
rotary; Mrs. O. II. Frisbie. cor
responding secretary, and Mrs
Lawrence Hickey, treasurer
Board members in addition 10
those above are George Middli-
colt. William De Voc. Miss
Maude Thompson. Carlisle Smith
and Mrs. A. w. Humphrey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Mrs. Louis Dhyne
Heads DENLY CIut

FINAL MEETING Of the sea-
son for the Edwin Denby
Mothers Club will he held at
100 p, m Thursday IN the High
School auditorium.
The following newly elected
officers will be installed: Mrs.
Louis Dhyne. president Mrs f..
F Rhode. vice president; Mrs.
NJ. L. PlesSinger, recording
secretary; Mrs NJ. l.. Bowyer
and Mrs. G.. c. McCammon.
advisory hoard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Detroit Society Hears
oJenninss-CondIer Vows,
Lynch-Rde Pied sc roth
BY THE CHAPERON

DETROIT was the locale Sat-
~ urday for two fashionable
weddings-one al All Saints
Church of Seven Mile road and
the other in Crosse Pointe Me-
mortal Church. but both united
in marriage former University
OF Michigan students.
The wedding which took place
at 4 o'clock in the All Saints
Church was that of Julianna
Jennings, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Jennings Of West
Outer Drive, and Ensign William
r. Gambler of the naval air
corps.
Ensign Gambler is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Robert Can
dler Of Taylor avenue. The Rev
Burton s. Levering offlciated at
an altar decorated with white
peonies and stock, palms and
candelabra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Germans
flowed on july 10

Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH J.
GERWENS of Calvert avenue
announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Phyllis Marie, to
Sgt. Paul Thomas Vaudeville of
w shington. d. c., son of
Thomas J. Vaudeville of jack
Sonville. Ill.
Sgt Vaudeville attended the
University of Notre Dame.
The wedding date has been
set for July TO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Convene After Lunch

After luncheon the general
aSSlon will convene again at
30 p. m. Presiding officer will
be Miss Florence Nj Hixson.
president of the Michigan League
Of Nursing Education, and
speaker. Miss Austin. in a dis
cuSSIon OF special problems.
The conference will be closed
about 4 p. m. Saturday with
commentators 10 the board
OF registration of nurses for the
accelerated program in Mich
igan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Review Club S
Meeting Saturday

THE d EFT r OFT REVIEW
CLUB will hold its summer
luncheon at 1890 p. m. Satur-
day az the Detroit Boat Club
with a board meeting converting
A. II a. m. Mrs. Robert r.
Harris Jr. new president. viii
preside Cards Will follow the
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Leave for Washington

Best man was Ensign Peter
OlmSted Of Ann Arbor, and the
uSherx Albert 3 Green OF Cleve-
land. John Waller Of Detroit,
Robert Edwin Beers Of Birmlng-
ham and Henry Barnett Of De-
tToli.
Following the reception At
Ingleside Club for the lmmedl-
ate families Mr.. and Mrs. Can
der left for Washington. D. c.
for a few days before returning
10 Cherry Point, y. c, where
the bridegroom Is stationed
Mr.. Gambler arrived in De-
troit. Friday. That evening his
aunt and uncle, MIR and Mrs.
Henry T.. Gambler of Lake Shore
road. gave the rehearsal dinner
for the wedding party and faml-
lies. The spinster dinner was
given Thursday evening Al the
City Club by Sally Wetsteln OF
CbreUSbtITN drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Detroiter
Is Named
State Regent

AIRS. HARRY w. SHERIDAN,
Nl grand regent of Court De-
trolt. Catholic Daughters OF
America. was elected state re-
gent at the recent biennial con-
vention Of Michigan courts held
at Battle Creek.
Mrs. Sheridan. who has long
been active in Catholic circles
in Michigan. was recently
elected for her fifth consecutive
term as grand regent of the De-
troit court. She has just COM
pleted her term as president OF
the Western Deanery and first
vice president of the Detroit
Archdiocesan Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Lynch Wedding Saturday

Wednesday evening. Louise
Parks gave a buffet supper and
miscellaneous shower IN honor
of the bride al her home IN Bay
lis avenue
- beautiful all-wsI'e wedding
blk place at $50 p. m. Satur-
By night in the Memorial
Church, uniting In marriage
Miss Edith Louise Lynch, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs John d.
Lynch of Yorkshire road. Crosse
Pointe and James w eaver
Rae Jr.
The formal ceremony was per-
formed in candlelight by DR..
Frank Fit. The bridegroom,
who is the son Of DR. and Mrs.
James w. Rae of Toledo. is a
senior in the University Of Mich
igan Medical School in Ann
Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Ivory Satin Gown

The bride. who has just COM
pleted her sophomore year at
the University Of Michigan,
wore an ivory satin gown COW
cred with tulle and a shoulder
length veil OF illusion caught IN
a snood dotted with orange
blossoms. Her sleeves were
three-quarter length and she
carried white lilacs.
Maid of honor and the only
attendant was the brides Sis
Henrietta Jennings. She
srore an aqua green marquisette
dress with an arrangement Of
flowers and velvet ribbons IN
her hair and carried lavender
lllacs.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Jennings chose a gray
dressmaker's suit with a moss
green hat and a white orchid
-eeFsase. Gambler appeared
in gray-green crepe, white
turban of flowers and foliage
and a lavender orchid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Other Officers Elected

Mrs. Fred Larsen of Luding-
ION was elected TO the chair as
vice regent; Mrs Thomas Nc
Guinness of Marshall, reelected
state treasurer; Miss Alberta
Writ Of Kalamazoo, state secre-
tary, and Mrs. Edward McGlone
of MuSkegon, state monitor.
Mrs. McGuinesS and Mrs.
Charles Buell. of Jackson were
elected delegates 10 attend the
national convention with the
state regent. Mrs. Rose Shell
don of Ludington and Miss Wirtz
are aitcrnateS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
White TeHete Gown

Miss Lynch wore a white tat
feta faille gown with long fit
ted bodice and a deep yoke Of
marouisette. Heirloom lace
daintily followed the line of the
yoke down 10 where II Joined
the bodice and II was further
used in the long sleeves which
came 10 point over the hands
and in the Juliet cap which held
a long veil. The skirt was full
and the train long. She carried
five Gala lilies.
The maid Of honor and brides
maids were gowned IN identical
all white dresses. As maid OF
honor Miss Janet Crawford wore
q gown which had a long torso
length bodice OF lace and a
square neckline outlined with
marquisette ruChInC The full
skirt was OF marquiSette and
the sleeves three-quarter length.
Instead Of a hat of any sort she
wore white tulips in her hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
7 From Detroit Attend

The Rev. Frank ]. Quillan,
pastor of St. Luke Church. De-
troit, was named state chaplain.
Among those attending from
the Detroit court were Miss
Helen r. Miller. vice regent, as
official delegate; Miss Ruth c.
Wright, state junior chairman;
Mrs. Peter Sprott, legislation,
and Mrs. Eldon C. Mackenzie.
Mrs. James D. Friel, Mrs. James
]. Cooper and Mrs. James F.
McGrew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Maids Of Honor

Barbara Simonds Of Crosse
pointe. Mary Lee Wagner of
land Rapids and Mary Habel
DPontiac were the bridesmaids.
Their dresses were similar 10
that Of the maid of honor but
they wore arrangements OF red
tulips in their hair.
Best man was Frederick
Adams Of Birmingham and the
usherS. Air Cadet David Lynch.
Joseph Ryan of Columbus. O..
Harrison Lowry of Mansfield,
O.; Dekle Taylor Of Jackson
vile. Fla. and Ensign Robert
King II Of Washington. Mrs.
King, the former Adena Wright
Detroit Sunday Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

of Crosse Pointe, was also at
the wedding.
Mrs. Lynch's dinner gown was
Of light blue crepe with a silver
kid belt and she wore two car
nations in her hair. Mrs. Rae
wore a navy blue dress with a
deep yoke of white lingerie and
a small white hat of flowers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
19Pr0moti0Rs
In Police Force
Are Announced

Nineteen promotions were an
nounced in the Detroit police de-
partment Saturday by Commits
Sioner WitherSpOon, raising five
sergeantS 10 the rank of lieuten-
ant and Il patrolmen to SergeantS.
Witherspoon said the promotions
were made by competitive exami-
nation to fill q e part n e n a J
vacancies.
Promoted from sergeantS to
lieutenant were;
Fred Crawford. Fort precinct;
Charles O'Brien, Central precinct
Harold Schimmer, PeCoSkey pre-
cinct: John O'Brien. PetoSkey, and
Charles Witherite, Central
s. Promoted from patrolman 10
sergeant were:
Claude Ingersoll, PetoSkey; Fred
w. Wrenbeck, motor vehicle di-
vision; Melville +. BullaCh Cen
tral; William w. Thom. Hunt
Carl Taylor, Central Richard L..
Linzey. accident preVe o n
bureau; Otis Douglas. APB; Ed
ward p. Thomas. Bethune; Mar
vim w. Frank, APB; James T.
Smith. Central; Reyniear Stats
public safety division: Harry f.
Howell. vice squad Warren B.
Allen, habitual criminal squad;
Arthur Sage, Hunt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
ATHLETIC FIELD LANDING

Landing of men and equipment,
according 10 prcarranged plans
will be made on the athletic field
AT Belle Isle.
This will be followed by a
triumphant march OF more than
800 soldiers into the city. In
cluded in the equipment will be
$50 vehicles, anti-tank guns, NOR
terS. etc.
The only manner in which the
march will deviate from a regular
invasion maneuver is that there
will be a band.
When the main army, which
will march down Jefferson avenue
and up Woodward 10 the city hall,
nears It's destination. other mill
tary units placed al strategic
places. Will converge on the city
hall from eight different dlrec-
uOnS.
Here the public will sec and
hear Just how an army occupies
a city-cven TO the yelling of sol
diers and the Screeching sirens on
approximately 20 tanks.
Leading the army will he Col
s. u. RingSdorf, commander-ln-
chief of the invasion armies, and
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

EDWARD J. JEFFRlES JR. in
cumbent 1921 Alton.
FRANK FITZGERALD. l6510
Norihlawn. circuit court commits
sioner
CHARLES BOWLES former
mayor 426l Fullerton
FRANK SCHWARTZ auorBe>
Whittier Hotel
FRANK MURPHY FORMER Ucu-
tenant governor 53uL Burns.
ADAM " -SLAILEACKI- -l.lga
investigator for the Social Nclaic
board 6420 MIChcII
FREDERICK j. ADAMS tol-
l merNpoIcoman 1f6i Van DgFe4
| ELMER G RICE lawyer IBIS
Montciar
ROY G. SMITH engineer li51i
Chandler Park drive
FRANK W HQLTI 1537 Sce-
ond.
ANDREW.J GABLE l9lS Cu-
csgo
EDWARD a. CAREY lGJIl
SnuWden
CHARLES j. T DUGGAN. 1880.
y. Warren.
TOM HOWARD ROBERTSON
go Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Morgenthal Talk
Awaited Here
Treasury Chief TO Aid
Bond Drive Mondiay

Secretary Of the Treasury
Henry Morgcnthau Jr. will be in
Detroit Monday 10 spark the city'S
bond buying offensive.
Morgenthau viii speak in Cad
lilac Square after the Go labor
parade through downtown. His
talk viii be broadcast over ma
tInnwlde network
As the Third War Loan drive
antercd It's second week here.
Frank y. lSbey, chairman of the
war finance COMMITTEES, said he
waS confident Detroit : goal wottid
be reached,
There was no concentrated cf-
fort 10 tabulate CitywidC sales but
reports from the GallantS indi-
Gated NoluminouS buying, he said.
The Police and Benefit and Pro-
tcCtivc Association placed SD
900 order over the weekend.
bringing its total purchases TO
81. 100000. Peter n. Girardin. sec
retary, announced
e. l.. Hudson Co employees
formed a team of 1900 members,
each pledged 10 sell $1,000 in
bonds each month The team Is
known as the Hudson Bond Bri-
gadierS. Pins are being awarded
to members who sell their quota.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
WinemdnHeads
Chest Gifts Unit

Henry Wineman was appointed
Saturday 10 b. chairman OF the
advance giftS unit " the War
Chest drive
The appointment was made hy
George T. Christopher, president
cf the Packard Motor Car Co,
who Is serving as general chair
man for the drive. which will be-
held from Nov ! 10 Nov. is.
Wluoman serves on the boards
Of the War Chest the Detroit
Community Fund, the Detroit
Service Group, the Jewish Welfare
FederatSen. the United Jewish
Charities. the Jewish Community
Center the Re>et'lement Service
and the United Hebrew Schools.
Hc is president Of the Peoples
Outfittlng Co.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Detroit Bridge
Designer Dies

BELMAR. y J. Sept 1 1NS)
Funeral services Will be held in
Riverside chapel tomorrow for
Leon S. Moisseff, 20, one of the
worlds most prominent bridge de-
signerS and consulting engineer
on bridge construction He died
yesterday Of a heart attack at his
summer home here.
MoiSseif designed virtually all
the bridges connecting y "
York = - ffi'Ye-beFetiFFfs, rs we'll as
acting as consulting engineer on
such spans as the Ambassador
Bridge at Detroit,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Army Maps Mock Blitz
To IT AXE City in Half Hour

a simulated invasion of the
United States from the Canadian
shore AZ ll:3O a. M Thursday.
with Detroit scheduled 10 fall
within 80 minutes after a landing
on Belle Isle. was being mapped
by u, s. army chiefs Saturday
The hlItZkrieC, staged 20 assist
the third war bond drive, viii
contain all tho thrills OF a real
invasion, according 10 Mai r f..
Brennan. chief of the army train
inc division lor this district.
With fiierS from Selfridge Field
forming protective umbrella,
army, navy and marine troops,
augmented by Canadian soldiers.
will leave the Canadian shore in
invasion hargeS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

GEORGE EDWARDS. IocWr.
bent 1900 Glendale.
CHARLES +. DORAIS. ncum-
bent 1855 Warrington
s. CHARLES NOWAK. ~. ol
$3.50 CaSS, district manager AlteS
Brewing Co. and member Wayne
County Board of Supervisors.
MRS. ANN BEISWENGER.
1887 Glynn Court Detroit >ecre-
iary ~ inc Communist Party.
STANLEY r. ROZYCkI. 1898
Gable, manager FircSidc Printing
co.
ERAAk.--A. -A1AllONEY.- a..
3Sj7 Thirtieth, meat salesman
JOSEPH B. BAlTR. 80. 5U7i
,Seyhurn, owncr vacuum cleaner
Nt0rc
PATRICK V. MCNAMARA. di-
rector federal rent control 14iS2
Wilircd
PATRICK IL CALLAHAN. s..
ll620 Cascade w-r piant worker.
FRANK j ,tJBRIEN. 2S liO75
NorthlaWu FARMER mcnbtr cict-
ton commission
HNLLEr a. BUD HANLIN.
ca CoilunEvood lumber salesman.
FORMER CITY EMPLONE
LAWRENCE PIERCEY. 35. Of
= pctcrboro, former cmployc Of
parks and recreation commission.