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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Mistaken Identity

Bill Finzel. the orchestra
leader, got the shock of the year
when he stopped q man he took
10 be Dean Kirk O'Ferrall.
II was Sunday morning and,
wishing 10 make sure that the
music would be satisfactory for
the deans services that after
noon, Bill said
II beg your pardon. sir, but i
run the orchestra and IL there's
anything can do 20 help you
out N the arrangements this
afternoon, I'd be glad to do IT,"
A pair of bloodshot eyes
looked al him balefully.
"You can strangle that blan-
kety-blsnk trumpet player" was
the response.
The man was definitely not
Dean O'Ferrall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
King Wins 1
In Canada

OTTAWA, June Il tINS)-
Backed by anti-conscription vot-
ers in the French-speaking prov.
ince of Quebec. Prime Minister
W. l., Mackenzie Kings Liberal
government rode back into power
in Canada with an assurance Of
al least ll6 OF the 2i5 seats In
the House Of Commons.
In addition. unofficial returns
from yesterdays general election
showed that eight Liberal candf.
dates were leading in constituen.
cies still in doubt and eight Inde.
pendent Liberals in Quebec,
known 10 be out and out support
ers OF King. were elected.
King and his entire cabinet won
seats in their own ridings, with
the exception OF National Defense
Minister Andrew McNaughton
and Revenue Minister Laurence
MacLaren.
Returns compiled represented
the civilian vote only. The over
seas vote OF the armed forces,
which may affect results in some
ridings. will not be tabulated for
about two weeks.
OF the ll6 seats won by the
Liberals, as are in Quebec which
elects 65 members, and IS are In
the English speaking Province OF
Ontario which elects 81 represent
atIves.
The Liberal party's total OF ll5
was clear majority over ell the
other parties combined. Other re-
suits showed that the Progressive
Conservatives had won 60 seats.
including as in Ontario; the Co
Operative Commonwealth Fedora
iion or Socialist party. Il seats;
Social Credit, II; Independents,
8; Independent Liberals, 3. Inde-
pendent Progressive Conservative.
J. Bloc Populaire, 2, and Labor
Progressive, /.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
LateDealS
Lift Rye

CHICAGO, June IL UNS)-
Rye recovered today after open
ing lower, while other grains
ruled irregular.
Rye scored gains ranging to
lac after erasing early losses of
as much as hc before meeting
with important offerings. Last
prices were sc to 1bc up and
slightly under the days high.
Wheat was mixed and finished
&c down TO nc higher after NOV
ing in a range of about 1c at one
time during the session. Distant
contracts were sc off and at the
lowest level in two weeks. July
closed &c lower at Sl.67 y.
Corn closed &c lower to &C
up. Oats finished SIC TO sc
down. following a generally lower
market the better part Of the
day.
Barley closed unchanged to %c
lower.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Farmers M arket


FRUIrs-Apples. ldvins. No. !, 81 SOC
s5 45-lb. bu Delicious No 1. ,s2 SOC
s5 45-lb. bu Northern spys No. !, 42.sQ
e. s5 45-lb. bu Sieeles Red No. !. 32.ss
45,lb bu strawbsfriss. No. 4 ALAG at
Musisrd 1S @ Green. ta No. M so ~ spin.sS. CO.
So g3-T,,cs Z So sd Kk.se, ES 's:s q
Lettuce. No. / eic 10 Head LETTUCE, No,
sie - sorr.!l No. I. isi2e bu.
VEGETABLES Mi.e,iisneousl - Apparatus.
fancy. 50 50 dor. bohs No, I. 81 H.Ise7.
topped, 10. l. 81 25ei rs bu. csIs3. Root.
No /. t2a725 bu. DIN. NO. \. IL doi;
peck basket. Leeks, No. /. soeaS as doi.
No sfH /. @ @.diSg' n'0i Il 5,s{7s q Green Onions.
fancy, 81 dor behs No. l. 7o@ zoe.
Poi.tos., s S5 ss. ioois. ,scs %, R.dissss. sss
2Y.deI ssS. nsy 1ns .si. a' NO so' Gfh. 80 eoi
ssh,. ss RnsS.Is, ou,dSo, No i,s9asos s sGs.
bssss. Tarnip' No 4 si@i % Soi' een,
lsrgs. ti2.42 medium. sil!s2 y
fancy, $3.50 o-ecs fat no. s25oaG
a.i I.Oc, isR0 nat Ti:Ss.9:od'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Radio Dealers
Meet Friday

More than 300 radio merchants
OF the Greater Detroit area are
scheduled to met at a dinner and
merchandising conference Friday
al the Detroit-Leland Hotel. il
was announced today by the
Graybar Electric Co, sponsor of
the program.
The principal speaker will be
Joseph Gerl president Of Sonora
Radio e. TeleviSion Corp, who Will
discuss postwar innovations in
radio, television and wire record
ing. He also Will outline the plans
made BY the radio industry 10
absorb returning servicemen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
OPA Acts
On Flour

WASHINGTON. June 12-The
.OPA has acted 20 eliminate what
it described As "an uncertainty
that threatens 10 disrupt normal
distribution OF flour
II authorized AegF buyers 20
pay millerS the subsidy in effect
when the contract was made. in
the event the subsidy has been
modified discontinued by the
time delivery is made
Pointing out that tho current
-four subsidy expires June 30 un-
LIS renewed. the OPA said mil
lers are therefore unwilling 10
quote prices for future delivery.
The agency explained that in
any event this is a temporary
since if the subsidy
is modified or eliminated. the
OPA is obligated 10 increase -four
ceiling prices 10 reflect 100 per
cent of parity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
|FenSke
Ducks Lou

Howard Fenske, the Grand
Rapids heavyweight with the
talented left hand. has gone into
secret training for his bout with
Lou Nova at the Olympia Friday
night.
For week Fenske has been
training with Alfred (Big Boy
Brown. rotund but skillful cousin
Of Joe Louis at the Williams gym
nasium, 3l35 Woodward. He and
the Big Boy have put on some
bouts that had the onlookers
cheering.
But yesterday Nova started
training at the same gym and
with his arrival Fenske moved
10 another gym the location of
which he did not disclose.
LIMBERs UP
Nova took only limbering UP
exercises Monday but expects to
start boxing on Tuesday when his
manager. James j. Johnston, Is
due 10 arrive from New York.
Two other fighters on the same
program who have been giving
the gym followers some thrills are
Jimmy Edgar and Joe Sutka, who
are to meet in a l0-round special
attraction.
Edgar is punching as well as
he ever did and Is determined 10
knock out Sutka to justify his de-
mands for a return bout with
Jake LaMotta. the only man who
has beaten him as a professional.
Since he has been in the army the
Detroit sergeant has boxed fire.
quently with Ray Robinson, Cali
fornia Jackie Wilson and other
topnotchers. and from them has
learned a lot.
Three other six-round bouts
were added 10 the program yester-
day. completing the card: Charley
Padalino, Detroit, VS.. Arnold Deer,
Indianapolis; Vern Mitchell VS..
Bill Meyers. both OF Detroit. and
Willie Watkins, Detroit. VS.. Babe
Sanders. Los Angeles. Mitchell
and Meyers are heavyweights and
the others middleweights.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Northwest Picks ChiIds

S. D. Childs has been named
assistant district traffic manager
for Northwest Airlines here. He
was formerly supervisor of field
traffic and reservations for the
Seattle office.
incidentally. Northw VESTS
Washington boulevard office is
the show spot OF Airline Alley"
Bob England, district traffic
chief. says il hasn't been COM
pleted yet and TO wait for the
interior decorations TO come
through. Something super, no
doubt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Lenses Of Lucite

Sealed-beam headlamp lenses
of clear transparent plastics are
being used on army ducks"
according to the plastics depart
ment Of f. |. du Pont de Me-
meufs & Co. The lenses are said
TO withstand the battering of
sand and waves and salt water.
As yet, the auto industry has
displayed little interest in the
lens for postwar models. Lucite
and other plastics were widely
used on 1912 cars, particularly
for tah-light lenses. radiator or
naments and other exterior dec
orations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Form Metal
Treating Unit

Formation Of Michigan chap
ter OF the Metal Treating Associa-
ton, a national organization Of
qualified commercial heat treat
ers was announced today.
Officers OF the unit include
Ralph Hoenshied OF the CONNER
cial Steel Treating Co., as chair
man; Rowland Starr OF the Starr
Heat Treating Co, vice chair
man; Clarke Olenburg of Com
monwealth Industries, secretary;
Robert Rouse of Acme Steel
Treating Co. treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Livestock Market
DETROIT

HoGs-5so. Fully steady: all eesir,el.
e.frows and Ellts,. sft 90. 6uh sowI. tiIa
l+i2 ci1ri ,;.s, s6n mostly si2 So. so ,.r. 80.
Win cows strong. largely a COW run. seat,
tered ed, small 6sd lots soqe .nd enoiee i,d steers
$3.50 few medium steer and ys ys.t!inT, Tii
eSIs sns s0n@0n ana medium sa,1 e,si
Ss, SSSa tes s'nHs sanr 'ae ssrs, ''5.. ss
ters, $40 medium and sood sausage bulls
mostly sii.75al27s, some common sinds
around sll beef bulls sl3el4. replacement
cALvEs..sQo,. veslers fully steady prscti.
cal top and bulk good and choice SO So
euls; ssalo heavy calves scarce unchanged
SHEEP-35o Slaughter lambs and sheep
steady lamb supply very small snd. quality
shSrn % .ms: NJ n'Siq@ Ssi. sfa 'Soa SS. 7ss so
mon mon shorp lambs. sllgli9o eull, So
upwards 70 SO common T slnds n'iSr around 2fs ssss %
thin culls down 10 s2So.
:.dy saeA2S iSP IsPs s sS SS. ,fs 600
sit.7s illht ilsht, ,i4 5osis.7s; packing
c.rfLE1 ooo q's' i6i,s f hsss, ssa Caves, 81
medium. slaei7 .ysslinss, iissi7 So
1879. bulls, slo@i5 cssives, sioafsso'
feeders. siisl5s so; stocsers steers. siia
3 cows and heifett se.7sa1s
sHEEP-< 600. steady: lambs si4 500
! 53s; common, si3aii so. yeArilnss si3@
l5 feeders. sll5osl3.5o ewes. s6as
PITTSBURGH
PITTsBvRCH, June IL tINsl l--CATTLE-
2e steady Steers. GOOD and choice GeTB
common to medium si3sSais hsii.r. hsiGsie;oo sood
TO choice. sl&5ogis. medium 10 rood si2
"a 80, common 20 medium. sioal2 cows
rood g choice. si2.soais. common TO me.
diiT' Ho'csssMgiddoo: ssgido steady. ,so.,so N, ,,,,
.. si:iSsisis a.9-ss6 1so ib,a. SIS rpit1g icS
i: ~ a:sSsGe ls; scosc i5 Go9;o y.
roughs si4al4<o
sHErP-5oo steady, choie. clipped lambs.
! q common. clipped. s7sii ewes. clipped.
- soas wsther clipped $3.50 -,
sis m.eiaH ,isscsisSo C su. fsG,; sSd CON- ON
mon s7@i3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

deepfreeze home freezers and
deepfreeze Industrial chilling &
equipment.
He comes 10 Deepfreeze from
the c. e. D Distributing Co. Of
Charleston. S. c.. where he was
an active partner in that appli-
ance enterprise. Prior 10 that. he
was manager OF the refrigeration
division of Edison G. (. Appliance
Co, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Vacuum Cleaner
Restrictions Lifted

WASHINGTON, June 12-WPB
today had dropped its restric-
tons on productions of vacuum
cleaners, but officials pointed out
that the continuing scarcity Of
textiles and other types Of ma
terials will prevent any apprecia-
BILE production of vacuum cleaners
for several months
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Farmers Get Aid

Farmers are due 10 get a
break from the Surplus Property
Board. Reasonable quantities Of
government surplus trucks, ma
chinery and equipment are being
made available for disposal 10
farmers and farmers co-opera-
tives in rural areas where short
age of these items threaten TO
impair farm production.
The SPB will specify the num-
Der Of trucks required to the
department of commerce. which
now has charge Of the disposal.
The trucks will be sold 10 retail
dealers who must agree TO re-
sell them only 10 farmers To-
Gated in the specified area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
What 'sNew
In Business
Governors 10 Ride
On Natural Cos
By WARD SCHULTZ

When the governors Of the ~
states assemble az Macknac
Island 70 attend the governors
conference. they viii nde from
the boat 10 the hotel 'on Miohi-
gan natural gas
The explanation 20 this mod
ern miracle can be, traced back
10 the tire shortage. When the
board Of commerce cruise landed
al MaCkinac Island last week,
Mayor Arthur Chambers and
Alec Gillespie, president Of the
Mackinac Island Carriage Asso-
citation, rushed down TO the
landing, cornercd Manterd Bur-
leigh president Of Great Eekes
Greyhound and, with tears IN
their eyes. asked for help.
IL seems that the famed and
~trttfN frTff III T fCiEsNT Va A4AN AsAaata
are practically fresh out Of
tires. Could he help Them
Burleigh called in Mel Rine-
hart, Sam Keller. Harry Frue-
hauf and DR. Glenn Casio who,
together with Burleigh. formed
the Top Of Michigan Co 10
make synthetic rubber from
natural gas.
a quick huddle and Casio.
who is the company's chemist,
announced that 10000 feet Of
"Ethanite tire would he deliv.
cred 10 Mackinac within 10
days
So II you get up 10 the island
this year, examine the carriage
tires because they'll be made
from Michigan natural gas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Record Wheat Crop
Expected This Year

WASHINGTON, June - GNS)
"A prospective record wheat crop
in 1915 highlighted the agriculture
departments prediction today
that grain and fruit production
would not suffer appreciably from
the adverse weather in April and
May.
The departments monthly crop
report estimated that the total
wheat output this year would d
be approximately 1,0S5, 900, 900
bushels.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

Products Corp.
according TO an
announceme n I
recently made
by G.. Smith,
vice president
and gen o r a !
m a n q ger OF
Deepfreeze.
In his new
position, Dug
gan will have
charge OF the
dire C tion OF
sales Of both
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Sales of Paint
Again SET Mark

NEW YORK. June 12-Sales Of
point, parnish and filters set a
new record for the month during
April. the eleventh consecutive
month in which such records have
been set for the particular pc
rinds
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

ters and war contracts.
He Is chairman OF the National
Association OF Manufacturers con-
tract termination advisory COM
mittee and Of the advisory COM
mittee TO the bureau Of budget on
contract and termination
forms, and was on the war con-
tract termination committee of
the National Electical Manufac-
turers Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Air Express Traffic
Down 1.3 Per Cent

Air express shipments handled
in and out of Detroit during May,
1945, show decrease of 1.3 per
cent. compared with May. 1914,
f. j. Hardesty. superintendent Of
Railway Express Agency, re-
ported today. A total of 1880
shipments were handled here for
the nations commercial airlines
during the month. a decrease Of
202 shipments over May a year
ago. HardeStV said
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Loosen AZ Rafioninq

National Auto Dealers Asso-
citation is pressing OPA to re-
move used 1912 cars from ra-
tioning. Dealers report trouble
in moving these cars under the
present program.
Indications are that OPA may
yield and take the used 1928
off the list by July !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Nav BuiIdino Up

NEW YORK. June Il F. w
Dodge Corp. reported sharp gains
in construction activity in the 81
states east Of the Rocky Noun
tains during May, when contracts
with a value Of S242 ,523. 900 were
awarded. up 6S per cent from
NAV 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Dividend Increased
By National Bank

The National Bank OF Detroit
declared a dividend Of 65 cents q
share on I.25O.OOO shares of COM
mon stSek. payable Aug. ] 10
stock OF record July 10. The
previous dividend was so cents on
100000 shares Of stock, voted
six months ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Nu-EnameI Corp.
Votes Extra Dividend

Nu-Enamel Corp. has declared
an extra dividend Of 20 cents on
common. payable July 10 to stock
of record June 25. The regular
stockholders of record June Is
will receive regular quarterly
dividend of 7ia cents declared
Feb %
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

r. Coolid ge.
T h o m p s o n
V c e president
a n d treasurer.
In his n g W
post with the
automotive and
aircraft par [ s
manufacture n &
concern. Brels-
ford will work
on b u d & e I S,
financial pro
grams. research,
banking m a l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Reynolds Spring Net
Remains Steady

Reynolds Spring Co. for the six
months ended March 81, l945,
shows net profit of S1S4, ,994.
equal to 62 cents per share, as
compared with S1S6, ,294. or ga
cents a share, for the six months
ended March 81. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
BreIsford Gets
Thompson Post

Ernest c. Brelsford, recently
assistant treasurer of the Weston
Electrical Instrument Corp, New
ark, N. j., has joined Thompson
Inc as assistant 10 j
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Grdham-Paige Votes
Glass A Pfd. Payment

Graham-Paige Motors Corp. has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF 62is cents on the )
per cent preferred Class A $50
par. payable July 10, TO stock OF
record June 30
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
InIEnn cAsn CRAZY

TpLEDo' June u 'lNs cash nam on
track
wHEAT-No red sl7sS No red.
81 77A
CoRS--No 2 yellow, si1sis No. , yellow.
81 t4tsa i5is
oATs-No. q 7oe72c No > white. esa
T0izC
s6YBEAss-No 3 yellow s2isa21s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Hoskins Mig. Lists
ReQuIar Dividend

Hoskins Manufacturing Co. to-
day had announced the regular
quarterly dividend Of 20 cents,
payable June 26 10 holders OF
record June II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
Duggdn Joins
Motor Prod. Unit

r. +. Duggan has been ap-
pointed general sales manager Of
the Deepfreeze division Of Motor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
MINNIPIG nRAIN


WINNIPEG June u ms rye FINISHED
Nc of 20 1sc higher today
July sl.5oi,. octobsr. Si5iss bid Decem-
Der 81 37st al 97's
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

Dividends In the foresoins table are thi
.rsouni, psid ~ payable 90 iss this year
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Miss Heal TO Wed

Miss Betty Heal, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. John c. Heal of
Penrod road. is being teted eN-
tensively preceding her forth
coming marriage to 1t. Wally
Baughman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter p Baughman of Pied
mont road.
Miss Heal was honored Sat
urday evening with a lingerie
shower given by Miss Joan Mar
entary of Longlellow avenue.
Miss Nancy Huff of Abing-
ton road on Friday night gave
a miscellaneous shower
1t. Baughman IS home on
leave with his parents after
graduation Sept. % in San
Marcos, Tex.
&C and Mrs. Paul Foster
have returned 10 Chicago after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Harding of Sunderland road.
Mrs. Foster. the former Ruth
Wiley, made her home with
her cousins, the George a Hard
ings. before her recent mar
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Ii. Peter Mullen,
Bride Are in East

MISS DOROTHY NJ A r Y
PAGET. of Kentucky avenue,
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William j, Paget and 1t.
Peter Vincent Mullen, son of
Mrs. John Mullen of Scranton,
Pa. are on their wedding trip
10 Montreal, New York and
Washington, following their re-
cent marriage in st. Anthonys
Shrine, Duns ScotuS Church
The bride wore d white satin
and Starched chiffon gown made
with a fitted long bodice and
bouffant skirt. Her flowers
were white orchids and chrysan-
themumS.
Miss Ann Wharton was maid
of honor. wearing peach chiffon
and carrying a cascade bouquet
of blue flowers.
Capt. Edward A. Smith of
Buffalo was best man. The
guests were seated by 1t. Rob-
ert Deuel. and 1t. Samuel FAINT
of Toledo.
A breakfast was given at
Botsford Inn and later a recep-
ton was given at the home OF
the brides parents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Murray Brown Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur IL. Brown
of Sunderland road spend the
week-ends at their newly ac-
Quired acres near Jackson. En-
route they visit their son, 1t.
and Mrs Murray Brown, IN
Albion. 1t Brown has received
hiS honorable discharge from
the air force after 10 months
service in China.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac
kay of Artesian road are spend
ING the weekend al their sum-
nner home on ST. Clair River at
Marysville and have as their
guests the II. C.. BereSford fam
lly, also of ArteSian road.
Vincent C. kirchncr has re-
Celvpd his honorable discharge
and has Joined his wife, who
has been living with her par
entS. the Kenneth Mackays.
MEs. Merle l.. Kerr of Sunder-
land road has returned from a
visit in DeS Moines and was ac-
compnied home by her aunt,
Mrs. Meta Condit.
Mrs. George h. Martin of
Warwick road has as her house
guest Mrs. Mary Herman OF
Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher r. Jack
son OF Ashton road closed their
Mullett Lake home last week
and have as their house guest
Miss Amy Durham of Cincln-
natl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Club TO Celebrate
25th Anniversary

THE SOUTHEAS TERN
WOMEN'S CLUB will mark its
silver anniversary with a tea
and presidents guest day Mon
day at ST. Marks Methodist
Church. Mrs Alfred Robinson
Is general chairman.
A special program commemo-
rating the occasion vii be pre-
Sented. Mrs. Henry Ballard.
past president. will speak and
Miss Mary Lou Gebhart will
present a musical program.
Arrangements for the tea
have been made by Mrs. Ed
ward Malo and her committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Luncheon Date SET
For Jewish Leaque

THE DETROIT LEAGUE of
the National Home for Jewish
Children at Denver will meet
for luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. Irwin Cohn of Fairfield
avenue, Wednesday at p. m.
Mrs. Harry Oberstein will give
a review of The White Tower" /"
by James Ramsey Ullman.
Mrs. Saul Davidson and Mrs.
Raymond Smith will be host
esses. Among the projects TO he
discussed at this meeting is the
Detroit Leagues major fund
raising party which will be a
dinner dance Dec. 4 in the
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
LEAN Photo

a feathered aqua hat. Mrs.
Mccarthy wore a black crepe
dress and black hat with luschia
accessories.
A breakfast was held at Bots
ford Inn and an evening recep-
tion at the residence Of the
brides parents. ts
Upon the return from their
wedding trip the couple will live
in Detroit.
The bridegroom has received
his honorable discharge after l9
months Of service with the air
corp IN England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
MISS ELLEN GRAYCE CAL

MISS ELLEN GRAYCE CAL
"A Ian. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward r. Callsn of Rose
dale Park was married 20 Wiz
liam d. Mccarthy. son Of tir.
and Mrs William j. Mccarthy
Of Schaener road.
The wedding took place Sat-
urday morning in s.. NarNS OF
Redford Church. The Rev. r.
Norbert Chateau ofilCiatcJ
The brides gown OF white not
had a N-necklinc edged With
matching ruftlCS. snug bodice
that came 10 a point IN tho front
at tho waist line and long
sleeves. The boutIant skirt WAS
fashioned with a panel of r1t-
feS. with one ruffic enCiTclInC
the long train a bonnet OF
orange blossoms kept IN 0t7rV
her Scalloped illusion Vel She
carried an arm bouquet OF gar
denlas set in a deep rutllc OF
tullc.
Miss Rita Callan the brides
sister, was maid of honor m a
punk marQuisette dress a iTEc
blue velvet bow and ostrich
feathers formed her hat Her
flowers were pink carnations
interspersed with spikes of blue
delDhinum.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Legion AuxiIiary's
Season Launched

THE RhGAN-LIDE unit of
American Legion Auxiliary will
open its season with a luncheon
at the Women's City Club on
Monday at 12:l5 p. m. New Of
ficers who will be installed are:
MESDAfES
Fred 7 Murphy C. X MacEdWard
Archibald Mckay Alfred Whitaker
Harold Aarons Fred Sieman
Julius Huebner Charles Ives
w W. Campbell
The board of directors in
cludes:
MESDAAfEs
q. Shepherd r. p Wemp
Ward II Peck J. Marx Ferris
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Cathedral Women
To Hear Rev. Suter

THE MICHIGAN WOMENS
COMMITTEE of the National
Cathedral Association will hear
the Very Rev. w. Suter. dean
of Washington Cathedral, on
Tuesday afternoon at a tea in
the Sidney T. Miller Memorial
Hall. Christ Church Chapel.
Mrs. Duncan Campbell is
chairman. Assistants are Mrs.
William II. McGregor and Mrs.
Frederick Campbell.
Pouring will be Mrs. Henry
Ford. Mrs. Frank Creighton,
Mrs. Francis Creamer. Mrs. A.
w. Copeland, Mrs. William T.
Barbour and Miss Frances
Sibley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Lehr TO Address
OAR Thursday

LOUISA ST CLAIR CHAP
TER. OAR, will open its sea-
son with meeting at New
berry House at 1870 a. m.
Thursday. The speaker will be
John c. Lehr. Il. S. district at
torney for eastern Michigan.
Mrs. Charles II. Mooney, re-
gent, will preside.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Bridesmaid in Pink

Miss Patricia Long was The
bridesmaid IN a pink marquis
sette gown and a pink hat She
carried an arm bouquet Of pink
chTysanthemumS.
Jack Hayes was best man and
the bridegrooms brother, + Sgt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Meeting Thursday

THE DETROIT HOME
MAKERS CLUB will meet
Thursday at the Detroit Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs Building.