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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28


Medical administration officers 6O until further nouce
discharged if AZ old, or ~
months seryice)
male 1UatertenderS and machiniStS mates IN con-
struction battdi0RS and WAVE StorekeeperS (diSbuS
ma are frozen IN the service until further notice
+*WAC enlisted personnel oUer 35 gears Of age are
eligible for dSchdrge All married WACS are eb9tbie
for discharge If they enlisted before May T. 1919,
their husband is sepr0ted from the army.
Navy enlisted Over SS years old and married are
eligible for discharge Coast guard enlisted men 3S
years old are eligible Whether not they married.
Points are computed in the toHoWing manner for
army and marine corps personnel.
One point for each month an service since September,
1870; point for each month oUerSeaS up to May 8,
1876 plus points for Serrce orerseGS from that date
1tnt September = Five points for each decoration
including the Purple Heart and indUidudl GlCOrdS for
Uaor. TUelUe points for each child under rs years Of
age, up to three children.
Points IN the Macy and coast guard are figured IN
the foloiUing manner:
One-hdt point for eUery year OF a mans age. one
half point for each months SerUic6 SHce September
1910 Ten points for the first DEPENDENT Onequorer
point for each months Serrice outside the United States
Nary personnel WhO hare been awarded the fololciag
medals for UGlor eligible for discharge upon request
The Medal of Honor Nary Cross, DISC from the Army
Legion of Merits for Combat DEC for combat, and the
SArer Star.
Army personnel Cho hare been awarded the Medal
Of Honor are eligible for discharge upon request.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
AUTO HITS SLED

The city's first shedding acci-
dent seriously injured Samuel
Campbell, Il, of 7785 American.
The boy, in Receiving Hospital
with head and internal injuries,
slid into the path OF car driven
by Earl Tindle, 21, of 775l Bry-
den, who was not held.
Traffic Judge John D. Watts
imposed sentences on 10 motorists
convicted of driving while drunk
and 10 others accused of reckless
driving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
State Building
Plans Up Jan. 7
BY RHYS JONES
Detroit Times Lansing Buresa

LANSING, Dec. 27-Legislators
will have their first chance TO dis
c1ss Gov. Kelly's demands for new
hospitals and school buildings on
Jan. 2. il was revealed today.
The governors program for re-
pairing long neglected institutions
and building new ones will be pre-
sented then to the house ways
and means committee through
which all financial legislation must
pass.
Scheduling of the house COM
mittee meeting marked the first
step toward the postwar special
session tentatively slated for late
in January.
PLAN NOT COMPLETE
While these expenditures al
ready have beer proposed the ad-
ministration is not yet ready to
present its plan for disposition OF
the S51 100000 veterans benefit
fund.
The governors Veterans Ad-
visory Council was TO have de-
cided today whether the law
makers should be asked to vote
bonus to servicemen. However,
the meeting was postponed be-
cause of Gov. Kelly being confined
to his home with cold. II was
scheduled tentatively for the first
week in January.
Chances for the benefit fund
from the forthcoming session be-
gan TO fade as Kelly's advisers
pointed out that time was toe
short and too few veterans were
home and re-oriehted to civilian
life.
SENATORS WEEK LATER
! Rep. John p. Espie tR), chair
man of the ways and means COM
mittee, will meet with his group
a week ahead Of the Senate
finance and appropria lions COM
mittee. -----
The legislators, said Auditor
Gen. John d. Morrison, will have
SGT 100000 20 spend in addition tc
the veterans fund but requests
for money already total twice that
amount.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
TROOP ARRIVALS REACH NEW PEAKS

TROOP ARRIVALS REACH NEW PEAKS
Day after day, at both Atlantic and Pacific
ports, Americas victorious troops are swarm
ing down the gangplanks in record numbers.
In a supreme effort to rush as many as
possible home for the holidays, the railroads
in this territory alone are devoting more than
1000 of their coaches and nearly three fourths
of their seepers to this last and most welcome
war job.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
PEDESTRIAN KILLED

James Moffatt, 30, of 1885 Hall.
Windsor, was killed last night at
+. jefferson and Wayne when
struck by a car driven by Glenn
Atkins, %, of 443S Fourth. Held
for investigation of negligent
homicide, Atkins said he slid into
Moffatt whom he didn't see.
George Barecza, so, of POPS
Military died last night in Re-
ceiving Hospital of injuries suf-
fered late Monday. He was hit
by a car driven by Robert
Mackay, AS, of "a <. Bonengo,
Ecorse, at w. Jefferson and Sol
way Maekay will be recalled for
questioning, police said.
Another Detroiter, Walter Sher-
idan. 81, of 1856 Atkinson, was
killed near Grand Blanc. Mich.
when he was thrown from a
skidding car on the Dixie High
way and was run over by a truck
His son, Neil, 16, was driving the
car.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
WINTER TAXES A HEAVY HAND

WINTER TAXES A HEAVY HAND
Into the midst Of this already acute situation.
Winter has struck from the Rocky Mountains
to the Atlantic Seaboard The heaviest early
blizzards in many years have slowed trains.
made heavier demands on locomotive power
=. cut into passenger carrying capacity all
along the line. AS result those who managed
to go on holiday trips, despite sold-out sleepers
and crowded coaches, may well find return
travel even more difficult
THE MOST IMPORTANT HAPPY NEW rrAR
With our war job nearly done, and with many
millions of dollars in new equipment on the
way, we of Americas railroads can promise
you happier New Years ahead. But right now.
the most important Happy New Year" Is the
one returning service man shouts from the
train steps to his loved ones waiting at ttrat
station called "HOMEl@
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
MAN Is DANGEROUS

The fugitive was described by
Chief of Detectives Paul Wencel
as one of the states most dan
gerous criminals and predicted
that he would never be taken
alive"
ZakerSki had many aliases, po-
lice said, and had been arrested
% times. He was sentenced to
two TO five years in 1888 for
carrying concealed weapons; two
to four years in 1887 for larceny
from store and to 2l2 to Ia
years in 1899 for another cons
ppaled WpapOnS conviction
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

EQUALS $50 FEWER CIVILIAN TRAINS A. DAY
Some Of those cars are speeding men home
ward from eastern docks. Others have gone to
help handle the even greater numbers and
longer hauls out west But all are on military
duty And they're the equivalent Of $50 fewer
trains day available for regular travel =.
total of some 100000 fewer seats and berths
for civilians during this holiday period
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
HOLDUP NETTED $I9

His last conviction was for the
$40 unarmed holdup of Frank Ro-
rohn, $50 Gratiot His companion
in that crime, Otto Tara, "A. was
sentenced TO 5 to Is years Oct. %
by Judge Scallen.
He made his escape from the
same cell from which Fred Van
Aasche and Lee Cook, both on
trial for robbery armed, made a
similar break July 19, 1889. Both
subsequently were recaptured.
Zakerski a short-order cook in
q coffee house, has spent II years
III prisons.
He is described in the court
, ,p5ychiatric report as "anti-soclal,
alcoholic and homicidal.'
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Dcr a. Is4s

Dental officers
discharged II As years old, or AZ
months seryice.)
Veterinarian officers
discharged II ~ years old, or AZ
months service.)
Medical officers
discharged II As years old, or SO
months service.)
s'WAC enlisted personnel
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
SENATOR'S WEEK LATER

Rep. John p. Espie (R), chair
man of the ways and means COM
mittee, will meet with his group
a week ahead of the Senate
finance and appropriations COM
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Farmers M arket

FRUITS-Appics Jonathan 40 ! 81 sd
Ash bu. Mcintosh No. J. S4.s4 45-lb bu.
Rhode Island Greeninrs ~ /. 50 81 4SIb
bu SNOW. No ]. 81 50 4s-lb nu wealthy
10 !, 50 - ASH. bu. Wolf River. No. /,
vEGETABLE GREENs-Cabhasc. No. I. so
dG5c bu. Ccllards No 81 l25ul so hu
Mustard Greens 81. ! 81 25al so bu. spin.
aCh. No 81 50ml - bu Turuip Greens
No. Sl.SOn2 bu. Kale No 65Hs5c ou.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -- celery
Cabbage. No. !. 81 IS bu Escaroe. Ne.
VEGETABLES. MISC Beets punched
fancy Sl25 doz bchs No l. T5caSl.
topped 80 1. S1m1 IS hu Broccoli No /,
S2a so bu. Cabhsre ~ soa75c bu
Red No /. 75coSl.25 hu Curly No /.
600 T5c bu Carrots. punched 80. /. 700
aOc d0y bchs topped 80 Sl.25@l 80 bu.
CsuinoWer Nc. J. - 1oa5 hl celery
fancy S1.2Sa1.75 doz hcrs No 75cu
81 Michirsn squares 80 ]. 50 $50 so
EenneI-- fancy. -&2-15 dnL- hci-z-- Nj So
H5rsersaish NJ. /. Si.soo2 2. peck basket
Leeksl No 4 81 al % dor bchV Dry Onions
No S1w272 3OIb SACK pafslcy curry.
No T5coSl dDl bcNs Parsley Root No
81 ST. 25al so bu Psrsnlrs fancy 81 IS
90 hJ SO ]. 81 2so1 30 Potatoes
Radishss RED HothouSs ~ 81 a., bchs
Hatisi6'' iasssf6 No !, 5oss 81 btclas. ~ l';9 S7
l. S2a2 so bu. Table Queen 10. 1 81 so
a 3 hu Tlcrips tunrhcc So SlHi.2A
dof hrHs topped fancy 81 500 as bu ~.
l. ti.al as. Vegetable OyNcrs. 80 4. Sl.26
EGGs-Er,r hrss $50, so-dor. case
large. Sl7.43. medium, Sl3.93
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Ford Adds 300 DaiIy

Daily employment of more
than 300 persons AT the Ford
Motor Company is expected 10
continue until normal produc-
ton is reached in 1916. j. s.
BugaS. director Of industrial re-
latiOnS. announced today Ford S
low point in employment was on
Sept. 10, when Rouge plant
workers totaled $3.50. Rouge
wartime peak employment was
IO0172.
However. since September.
the number of Rouge workers
has increased steadily Today
workers at the Rouge total
7lOiO
Soon after the first Of the
year Ford plants viii have
absorbed the majority OF eligible
and available workers laid off
through cancellation of war
contracts. Veterans. including
those newly hired and rehircd
along with reinstatementS
among the 45 900 former Ford
employees now returning from
the armed services. account for
$50 10 $50 of the additional
workers each day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Copper. Usage
Up in November

NEW YORK. Dec, 13-Copper
consumption in the L. s. during
November as measured by pro-
.ducer shipments 10 manufacturers.
set a new reconVerSion period
high at 1923 tons, according TO
the Copper Institute. This repre-
Sentcd a gain of 1879 tons over
October refined copper deliveries
OF lOI lOi tons.
OF the November shipments,
60 q706 tons came from domestic
sources and 50,2l7 tons from
foreign sources. In October. the
division was 65125 tons domestic
and 3S,979 tons foreign
Refined copper output in No
'vcmbor totaled 70,2lS tons against
70.363 in October Stocks of re-
fined copper held by producers
at the end of last month aggrc-
gated 74425 tons, against 1898
at the end of October. These
supplies are in addition TO large
governmcnt-oWned stocks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK, Dec. 13 tUP)-
Stocks improved moderately in
lightened turnover today, with in
IdustrialS tagging after midday.
Best gains were in Allied Chem
ical, up 3; Eastern Airlines, up
nearly 2; Santa Fe, up /, and
Consolidated Vultee. up nearly a
point.
American Tobacco b. Union Pa
'cific, Woolworth. Park & Tilford,
Inc, International Paper. Lock-
heed. American Telephone, Union
Carbide, Southern Railway, Pull
man and Sinclair Oil all were
fractionally higher.
International Nickel, Kennecott
Copper, earS-Roebuck. Loews 5
Anaconda. Eric. Goodyear and
North American were down frac-
tiOnS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
froTeCT buyer

You have II on no less am
authority than { Russell Field
mann. able president of the In
tcrnational Detroit Corp. that
the-f9i6 dc iuvc radio-phono-
graph combinations VIII not
become obsolete for many a
year
A. 10 tclcySion Feldmann
says that the marketing or COM
mgrClal phases arc still IN a very
experimental stage and that
until commercial sponsors are
secured. teleylSion broadcaStS
must necessarily be OF limited
scope.
"Detrola will put out some
teleNi>ion sets in the next year
or two and We hope TO operate
teleVi>ion broadcast station"
he said I'm fact, our order
with General Electric for the
equipment il one of the first
three they TeceiN ed"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
RFC Approves
Reynolds Offer

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1S-Reyn-
olds Metals Co. has received
Reconstruction Finance Corp. APP
proval of its offer to lease two
surplus government-owned alumni
mum plants for five years with an
option TO purchase at the expira-
ton of the lease period.
Reynolds will operate the Hur-
ricane Creek (ArkD alumina
plant and the Jones Mill. Ark,
aluminium reduction plant, making
a minimum payment during the
five-year period OF S6,0000O0 and
a maximum payment of Sl2,-
100000.
In addition, the company VIII
pay all real estate taxes, insur-
ance costs. furnish necessary
working capital and assume all
losses. If any, from the operations.
Royalties will be paid 10 the
Aluminium Company of America
on certain alumina facilities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Auto
Graphs
Fisher Body Makes
z Personnel Shifts
BY snLER FREEMAN

The strike in the General
Motors plants is not preventing
the divisions from rounding out
their organizations in prepara-
tion for big business to come. In
Fisher Body, two important
shifts were made by Thomas p.
Archer, general manager.
One of them creates a new
department in the organization
with William s. Mclean as the
head, the public relations and
advertising division. James j.
Wines of the Kudner Agency
will be his assistant.
In the other announcement OF
the day. Archer named Carl w.
Mover as general director of in
GuStrial relations. Meyer re-
places John J Cronin, who
moved up into the position of
general manufacturing manager.
Ralph r. Nordyke will be
assistant TO Mover.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

At the same time, Chevrolet
completed IT'S sales organization
by the appointment of W. +.
Fish, and c. l. Smith as
assistant general sales man
ayers. Fish will be in charge Of
the eastern half of the United
States and Smith Will have the
western half
Fish has been with Chevrolet
since 1881 In 1893 ne became
head of the truck department
and in 1914 he was made an
assistant general sales man-
ager IN charge Of commercial
vehicle and truck sales
Smith started with the organi-
zatIon IN 1896. In 1881 ne was
named zone manager IN Detroit
and IN 1888 regional manager
for the Great Lakes region.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
WOOdaIl Net
Rises Sharply

Woodall Industries, Inc, reports
for the fiscal year ended Aug. 81 a
net profit of $3.50 OBS. or 1927 a
share. after all charges, net fed
eral taxes of S2,43S, 500 and a
provision of $4,000 for reconver-
sion. This compares with net
earnings of S32S, 954, or Sl.09 a
share in the previous fiscal year.
The report stated that provision
has been made for possible rene
gotiation refund for the 1915
fiscal year. II also stated that
final clearance has been received
with no refund required for the
1912 fiscal year and that the navy
price adjustment board has recon-
mended similar treatment be
accorded for the l943 and 1914
fiscal years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Party for Lanphar

It Cmdr Melvin r Lanphar,
CSNR. was rendered a surprise
Homecoming party al the Book
Cadillac Hotel and approNi-
matcly - people attended from
H., companies. Melvin r. Lam
phar and Co, and Lanphar
Agency. Inc
TIE party. also, marked the
end Of the company Victory
War Bond drive. IN which over
1000 per cent az ITS quota was
sold. Twenty-Five dollar war
bond Were presented 10 Alfred
t Kelley and David / Line
hsuCh as winners IN the bond
contest
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Educ cator to Speak

The Detroit Rubber and PlaS-
tics Group viii hold its Christ
mas party this Friday night at
the Detroit Leland Hotel. Prin-
Cipal speaker viii be DR.. Web
ster NJ. Jones. director Of the
College Of Engineering, Car
noglc Institute Of Technology.
His subject will be Engineer
ing Tomorrow
Or. Jones is an authority on
rubber and is credited with hav-
ing trained more men for the
rubber and allied industry than
any one IN the industry He was
employed for may years by the
r. r. Goodrich Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Ethyl Corp. Promotions

CharleS-p- -Ifa~leS haS been
named assistant 20 the general
manager Ethyl -Geff-- stfttii j =
+. TAYLOR Jr. assistant director
OF engineering. according 10
+ Earl Bartholomew, general
manager
Hawlcy has been with Ethyl
Is years and Taylor for Is. The
appointments are in line with
the companyS expanded pro-
gram for research on engines,
fuels and lubricants, Bartholo-
NOW stated
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
jam Makers
Form Council

CHICAGO. Dec. 13-PreServe
manufacturers have formed the
Preserve Industry Council as a
promotional unit TO increase the
use of commercial Jams, jellIeS
and other fruit spreads, and have
approved nationwide promo
tional campaign to be launched
Jan. l, il IS announced by Nal
colin d. Haven. newly appointed
advertising and sales promotion
director
Members of the council include
IJ j. Gielow Co. and the Mitchell
! Syrup and Preserving Co, both
of Detroit; John {. Morgan Co,
/ Traverse City and the House of
! David Preserving Department 81.
Joseph, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
ice 0K's Greyhound
Purchase OF I Lines

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 tAPl-
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has authorized the Grey
hound Corp to purcha aSc Tho
outstanding capital stock of Penn
Ohio Coach Lines OF Youngstown.
o., for 81 $50. 600 and the outStand-
ing capital stock Of the Valley
Public Co. Of Columbus. O.. for
.S4l3. 900
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
By WARD SCHULTZ

~~.1.... ....-.. 49,, ,i.,.,.,,-l,
,'-'. ''''- '''' ',' 80
the i'V'EE> AanaIacia]int go. ;
Outer DrlNC plant .t was turning
crf hundreds 81 those deadly
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.''' '-'' ''.'
me lalt'>.@' O.. roi'.'->,S 7,'a
l.ht'a'olS enc Was o"ll'3 ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Gain Continues {
En t1stS SentiOut

The gas Scndout in tho Detroit
district for the week ended Dec.
S was 7479SS.dbd- cubic feet, the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
reported today an Increase of
q i76 600 cubic feet, compared
with the corresponding week last
year. when the total reported was
.72i.512.O 900 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Bank tlparingS
hold High Level

NEW YORK, Dec. 13 CAP)-
Bank clearings remained at a
high level in the week ended
Wednesday. although the total
was under the l6-ycar record
made in the preceding week.
Dun & BradStreet reported trans
actions in "a leading cities totaled
Sl3.l56 i02 600, compared with
SIS. .264.741, 600 in the previous
week and S10.209 $4,000 a year
AGO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Controllers Schedule
Annual YuIe Party

p Members Of the Detroit Con
trollerS Group viii hold their an
nual Christmas party tomorrow al
: - p iittytrrS- fcytauTanL
Fred Logan OF The krogcr Grocery
and Baking Co Detroit office wIl|
discuss the company 5 personal
training program
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
$inlnOnds RejOinS
Nj. n. ManIey AZ DO.

Milton A. Manley e. Co. an
nounccS the return 10 It's sales
department of Charles NJ. Sim
monds. recently discharged from
his army pos ~ Fort Riley.
SimmondS VIII be located at
the company's Offices So Bull
Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Plan New Issue

DENVER, Dec 13 American
CryStal Sugar Co. has announced
that a special meeting of stock
holders has been called Jan IS to
CONSIDER The authorization OF an
issue of new class Of stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Ad Chief Since 1884

Bill Mclean has headed the
advertising departmen ent of
Fisher Body since 1884. Wines
has worked on the Fisher Body
account for Kudners for y
years and is adequately fitted
Tor his new post.
Moyer was assistant 30 Cro-
min before moving up into the
new job. He has been with the
division since 1925 and was resi-
dent manager of the Norwood,
o. plant until 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
RFC Offers Plant

WASHINGTON, Dec l3 CUPl
The RFC announced today that
the Airplane Piston Ring plant at
Scranton, Pa, is for sale or lease
The plant is on a l4-acrc site and
the floor area IS $1,000 square
foot
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Brokers Bonus

E#enc and c. employees viii
Ir..Ne extra Christmas checks
t.- year according % Harold
! BaCnC senior partner Of the
= y Stock Exchange firm o.
Employees of more than FIVE
years coHtlnuouS service VIII
receive SiN weeks pay those
With from one TO uNc years
service VIII receive five weeks
pay end those with the COM
pary less than q year a prop0r-
tona'r amount
Goodbody and Co. employees
vii receive q bonus ranging
from one months salary 10 three
months salary according 10
term Of service
8 r Nelyen and Co is dis
tr.buUug a 80 per cent bonus
and n addition is increasing all
salaries 10y - per cent
Ward and Co. is paying a
bonus of 20 per cent to IS per
cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Registers Preferred

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10
LAPl-Buffalo Niagara Electric
Corp. has registered with the SEC
2ann00 shares OF 500 par value
preferred stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Detroit Bank Names
Pinney 10 New Post

The appointment Of Thomas w.
pinnoy a assistant cashier OF the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
What S New
In Business

&c Br.oos Plant
az E-C-ceoLrS- -Grlt
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
z Chevrolet Aides

O. plant untII I94I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-04

a blue bodice embroidered in black
sequins. Her corsage bouquet was
of pink camellias. Mrs. Dennis j.
Sullivan, who came from her home
in Jersey City for her sons we'd
ding, wore a gown of pink and black
print with accessories to match and
her flowers were gardenias.
Later in the day, 1t. and Mrs.
Sullivan left for a honeymoon at
The Homestead at Hot Springs, Va,
the bride wearing a smart ensemble,
the grey peplum suit having sleeves
and lapels lined with Kelly green
silk, which matched her small hat.
Her blouse was of white trimmed in
green and she wore a corsage of
white camellias From Hot Springs,
1t. and Mrs. Sullivan will go to
Newport, r. l., where the former
will be on temporary duty.
The bride attended st. Elizabeth S
College in Morristown, NJ J. She
was born in Panama, where her
parents met and where her father
was then serving as aide to Gen.
Smedley Butler, who was in COM
mand of marines in the Canal
Zone. The bridegroom was gradu-
ated from the United States Naval
Academy in 1912.
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Miss Woods

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blossoms. She carried a white F.ble
overlaid with orchids and a shower
Of sweet peas.
Mrs. Albert F. Grisard was matron
of honor for her sister, wearing a
gown of ice-blue satin, and the
other attendants. Ensign Margaret
Ellison, U. S. N. r., and Mrs David
Q. Walters, wore shell-pink satin
gowns. All carried arm bouquets Of
pink beauty roses. Mr.. Ray Stewart
was best man for Mr.. Dwyer and
the ushers were Sergt Don Barnett,
Raj; Petty Officer (First Class
William Kinsel, U. s. C.JG. r.: Phar-
macist Mate (First Class Vernon
Nelson, U. S. N. r.. and Pharmacist
Mate First Class Hudson Mccall
lum, U. S. N. r.
The bride is a graduate of West
ern High School and attended
American University. Her late
father was a well-known physician
in the Capital. Mr.. Dwyer, for
merly OF albuquerque. N Mex, and
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'DaOyer-EAison
Ceremony Held

The Rev. DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris officiated at the ceremony last
evening when Miss Nancy Ellison,
daughter of Mrs. Everett Monroe
Ellison and the late DR.. Ellison, be-
came the bride Of Mr.. William Ed
ward Dwyer. The wedding took
place in Foundry Methodist Church
at o'clock and was followed by a
reception in the home of the brides
mother. Mr.. George Irving Chandler
was the soloist and Mr.. James l..
McLain, organist, played program
of nuptial music before the cere-
mony.
Escorted and later given in mar
riage by her uncle, Mr.. Newell w.
Ellison, the bride wore a white bro
caded satin gown and a finger-tip
veil held by coronet of orange