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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT-Social security, inc. taxes
filed, books started, kept part time; a%ndlts' %
HCCoUNTANT-opening for able, ener-
getic and ambitious young man in account
s oSs 81 asnsr Ct Cities IN Tens
Seisht. accoantine experience. marital
photograph If available and reply in own
Handwriting. Applicant must have per
sopality, and educational background, to
qualify in time for executive responsibility.
aScoUNTANTAAn AZ taxes. Federal and
rf maintained, ned Audits, statements, etc. Rsa-
senable rates. RA. 1920. -S
DIR. THEODORE FILLO, chiropractor- ply.
sie-therapist, announces the, opening of
Sas GAS paGns WaFER al HEATERs, 20, 80, 40 gal
automatic no cash needed ,,s small 1;al monthly
aTAAESTp5S.' sTAFshY5SSy' bh bBh6sifSSfEsssMENrhe iSfs finest
Atias ts Agency m nsyn for " accountants once man
ayers and bookkeepers. Phone MA. 3s9s.
DOLL REPAIRING - FLORENCE GRAY
fHSn VILE NOT lie BE REsroNsibLg Ii fof debts
manTER inssErfd ~ yRar AL sls etas Sc a G. me-
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE, for any
asiss esis Ell Ellis u L soTTs. si Great Meadows
zf1 zFTRR MDfaDias Sec. 1Sas, M will only be re-
myself: JOHN s; lI FLETCHER Ga 6727 North
Tafaax WANT FREE aT Woop for areplaces, Logs
approximately It. long by 1 #. in diam
sss5 ss ;ss9 # 7 ssa %E sssa ssh 's@s '.s IL
THE SOUTHERN EVANGELIST" LOUIS
e. LATHAM, is speaking nightly at E3Q.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the, stock,
60 60ds a re e bs bsrds ASneG e G. Viii
held at the. ONCE Of the company ISL 81
Columbia I'D IN coInmba tns ssy at 1880
1911. for the purpose Of. electing officers
for ss sea beore the
HINES IAN aNNuAL Ms sfaA o the stock
holders OF the Equitable Life Insurance
CO. for the election of trustees and for
the purpose Of transacGng al otner n9iie Isl
ness which may properly M come ne,ore re sne "a
of the company, s16 14th s.. NV. Wash
ington, D. c. CHARLES e. PHILLIPS,
I fe1T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one except myseh:
KARL J! GRYMES. 1911 st. NV, d. C..
AND TAX sooSs sudtsd and
Kept Sept part Tin Time; D. H. THOMPSON, eH.
fssg5SI ~ YOU IS SAW y0Y1A lady thrown to floor. by
n1otions of bus while waiting to alight
frofIlG bus at 1Ith and F, Mon. Nov 1S,
1916 please write Box 1904, Star. 81
] will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
ctrtracted by persons other than myself.
Fb SDE RICK A. GoINGS, 62S Kenyon st.
HffRtEkFTER HffftEEkxFF1TSER / WILL NOT be responsible
for sny debts except those incurred by
myself FAIRFAX N. CoAKLEY, 612 N.
Wakefield ST., Arlington, Va.
j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself. myself GEORGE MEYERsoN, 3705 Win
NV i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those incurred by myself
after December 3, I946. WILLIAM M.
SLIFER. Jr., $40 Delafeld pl NV.
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, JUNIOR--Permanent po-
sition in CPA office; excellent opportunity
for savsneements stsfs aae educao
perience and salary expected. BOX 75-A'
ACCOUNTANT for CPA's Office who has
had Experience with a CPA salary depend
ent upon education experience and abfi-
ity: give full explanation with references
not be contacted without your consent: I
have told the men in my office about TINS
ssdhvRgrIsfS sd RR5 sfSY ASRITsr SsaT agency opportu
nifty for creative artist, thoroughly expe- @
rienced in layout and finished work. RE
1771 for appointment. %
ADVERTISING LAYOUT MAN and artist
Tor fast ENERGETIC agency in operation tSas Sns
ssn take Of other
artists, Also apprentiee s artists wanted.
ETro Ex o2B BdDY z NAN for FoFa dealer profit
sharing pay plan; vacation with pay con-
HIE HSEE hss1sa sTiSsEffs Tfso Nc,s 11i4 vsrmsnt
MO Mo MECHANICS, NJ 2; clean. warm, well
fEhted shop; earnings. S100 and over for
55z.day week See MT; Garner, MCMAHON
CHEVROLET Co. 1898 Georgia ave. NV
AUTO MECHANICs-Are you looking for
Job? Top sessnt sslary woTRins
S9edti0ns Sse en iGs cSEf1 S1sh sa
Studebaker Dealer, l41S 81. NV -
AUTO MECHANIC, good. sober. for 5-dey
week: good salary and working conditions;
See Mr.. Mckee, MCKEE PONTIAC, 1928
AuTo 4 u n TMEcHANlcs-ws have ,.n:Is,, 5sy
opportunity for men with six-cylinder
engine, experience. You can become q
specialist with our new modern equipment
Profit-sharing pay plan; vacation with pay,
plenty work. heated shop, convenient DOWN
town location, other benefits; new locker
and shower room. See Mr.. Nelson. HILL
& TIBBITTS, INC, lila Vermont ave.
AiUTTioMoTIvE MECHANICS for truck
work. experienced. for permanent Jobs.
Time and half over 40 hours pleasant
working conditions. Spacious modern
building with newest truck-handling equip
ment: Vacation with pay after one year.
See Mr.. Landstfeet at REO-WASHINGToN,
4Sfo MECHANIC, first class: must be ex-
perlenceG; good wages, excellent working
conditions MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
SUTo PARTS CLERK, Chrys1er products
experience preferred; permanent JOB; good
pay. 40-hr. wk. plus overtime. PEAKE
fff ASfo ffSRTs ssiSoD ROOM Tis AssisTANTwoppor. SSH
tunity to learn parts business under vet
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER. Studebaser
Dealer. 5s5 N. Glebe rd.. Arlington, Va. IS
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PERSONAL.

CONFIDENTIAL XMAS LOANS-Husbands
borrow without wife signing sips wives e gors1d a1d
women borrow on your signature only.
c: c. BRADLEY. CH. 147l. ,.
Wright If you are in, need of q loan up to
sHsm2sns faGS e SSpr wzefs shampoo and
Flynn EI5H s0qs sEa6r9 sS nsio &
ii. W. JOHNSON, Dentist-Falss teeth re-
paired while you walt. Room 602. Weston,
fss 5Ss a9s Stf Bay and
saa5ans sfsasD hS ssh0G aneSes zee a. plf fs
RSRs ssGsk s5ol lAafHRAo sSs sH
Modern studio centrally located IN cs Los%s
sa e soasss Iassser LA RadRs aNE
Fifth ave, n. ", lilo st. NV" Room
ATTENTioN. Al; Ei,HTa NJ NEMPIoYED WOMEN. II You
phone sH. 3567 and ask for MISS ANDER-
SON.. Quick, confidential service on your
i,fnapaHfs pkAPHRIEs. Sss vALANcEs-co. $500; ex-
pert workmanship and DESIGNING. your
neut Or cSarse ss phns
HfGHLY CtLTGkED WOMAN teaches
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and finger
EoNo6e Eess 3ee N9 aDp1aatopsNnsY fgao r. aHs
COLON THERAPY - s:s0-s, sats. I-s,
By appt Hospital exp; reliable. No mas
BasY faSs iSSTfsf siTTRRsMMothers. telephone DI.
1900 for reliable LICENSED @ service ~ YeYr
children insured. PART-TIME MOIHERS
REGISTRY, 606 Westory Bidg' 14th 3. F.
NURSES available. trained practical or
undergraduate nurses; agency licensed ana
FuRSfrukE fGnssa RE3PHoEsTERED sffl Sssni and re.
paired to look like new; new postwar fab-
week ~Sek Se1ers Tss 1PHo
WANTED. : eolored foster boarding homes
eHH6RENs eff fasiasSs pRoTEcr1vE i1ss ASSN. 1907
bkarhs aS y V.RaseEs RhGss g. oaaghEs4Ass aahs BED
sfiSns;. Rsssons6is; RA; sss5; e.: 10 o.
aVy teSiais; WorEmanship h te guar. Di. 6iS2. 10.
OPENING Jan. L, 1917, de luxe conya-
rooms. taas service 0 operated BY sradua
nurse with &c years experience; pleasant
zDpy MRS p PRICE aeaE6y vsnna xa 70 V %ss
FuRnfruRE EifRna 1Ra upHoLsTERER. first class.
sesred Ssi d. ToEt ROSS 5ssscnsoy a aE 1877
able. BANNocKBURN GOLF COURSE
G1sn Es1o TAs1E MS oEiEes opEgoRRsIoN Rss9 oatn
candles for Xmas or special occasionst
81 half dozen; S1.75 dozen. MI. 064S. 5s
is YOUR HAIR LONG? Short? curly7
yourself? Then it needs the proper shaping
and styling BY WILLIAM OF NEW YORK,
Hair stylist. 1906 Georgia ave. NV.
CHILD cARE-want day and night care
for 2-yr.-old girl; prefer ne. vicinity.
BENJAMIN ACRES SCHOOL - Nursery
through 4th grade; transportation fur
EE nished & 70 al sections sits of Of city; ST. a72o:
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism, arthritis.
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
feet. Lady uaturopath. 20 years expert-
ence. SH. 1855.
Innings, while they last, for coats, suits.
leather Jackets; By the yard, and rem.
/ Jackets refined: service in I week: expert
work; reasonable price. NEEDLE CRAFT
SERVICE, 18th and G sts. NV. End door.
a
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JANITOR AND WIFE for apartmsnt houss;
furnished apt. and salary; wife to DO
maids work; references reouaired. ane PHONE
KITCHEN HELPER, hours, 8 am. to 4
p M; $50 week: 6.day week; apply SUIT
TERRA, Silver Hill rd,, suitland, Md. --5
REAL ESTATE Statesmen and saleswom-
en;S excellent opportunity for ambitious
while you earn, Call JEFFERSON REAL
ESTATE Co, OF. 6131. 7424 Wisconsin
eve; gsthssda; Nd :. all =, hote,s
hospitals, markets. groceries. clubs and
apis. THE KEN AIR DISTRIBUTING
Co, Room 31S, $50 st. NV. 10
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP wanted; daywork.
top wages for experienced help, MORGAN
PHAR 300l St NV MI 9S12. %
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

REALTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
MpAsEIIE paAIss1sIIl1IE iiS HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
b. G. requirements and GI training. 134o
N. & ave. NE, TITS; estah, 1918. .,..,..
now FORMING Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer. al secretarial subjects Est Ess
Inouire now, MA 1898. BOYD SCHOOL.
1893 r st. tOpp Capitol Theatsrl i,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. Ell
for ali training WAR-MYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 @ ST. nv. DI l76S
STENOGRAPHIC and secretaIial classes
Courses in Shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping.
spmptometer. all secretarial subjects ,nes5 Est
fno,iire now. MA. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL,
1aSa = ST fopp Capitol Theater)
Evening star., 1946-12-04

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted: All work guaTanteed.
spbINa All In 81 MacH1NEs, Chm typewriters, pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea:
portables: est, II yrs. OFFICE MAcHINEss
Co, us 14th lBond Bldg.l, RE. 1928.
zorE n 9sI pfcss g a. SS Ss
AWNING AND CANVAS SERVICE COM
Sasfs saa sssson
5assa and ysrI sss!is sas 9Hi
sRck ssTs AND fAfnR Ga Re
5E0gg 70 E 40 aSsa 9snts 50. IT, guaranteed
BUILDING AND REPAIR WORK. CLAIR
ENcE :. BUTT, Rockville. Md. Route l.
CAMERA 4ifE1s REP9RNG. Can FULLER =
d'ALBERT. NC. National 4712. s15 10th
CAMERAS. movie equipment repaired by
experts: all foreign and domestic makes.
PREMIER; 5 3 933 Pa. ave. NV; RE; a34;
Can WA. 253l after Z pm. p
1st Susly roo. SDs.
eCaRPENTRY. cabinet work. kitchen. linen
closets and bookcases speciality. WI.
CARPENTRY-Remodel from celler to
roof; also cabinetwork; reersation & rooms
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary. process.
sensational results suaTantee=d; = work done on,
SEyfag HE f6gIES SfIMs Ne 5IIs.ing sSsti snarrn.
NV, opposite Department. of Justice.
DIRECT OFFSET PRINTING. expert, Speedy
service Consult US about yaritypmg. COM
in color black and white: direct mailing.
dENERAL PuBLIsaING co. 81. e9ls:.s
na nsts d B. e. wsas M 5sDsss
and night service. TR. 4315. DI. 0122. g.
ELECTRIC WIRING. fixtures; extra outlets.
repairs; old - houses ssoo 81 specially RsaAL sad1
ELEe RGNa2 e2 sSSs sswssher ash a's and
EffciMfca lSfs Ssa Wfaa AP ahs hS7 fspslrs addi
ship. RE os6o; ewes. wo. 5a27; As.
LLECTRICIAN' veteran: licensed in ],rsS: p G.
fsfa fXPhR sp'ssis 'ssIMoSizISG Best & refereses,
FnooRs fIISisRsd sANbEb M BAND AND FINISHED. expert
pUs s5Is CHARLES r.; COVER; ro.a
sLe95s sosE sfs66R fsodR snf FfPisfss g FN
FLOORS sANDED and rsfinisheds: M Mn svSlne slsansd
s2ss sfse s 81 1Asa Saas Shass Sss5s
FLOORS sANpEp. finished. cleaned, waxed. i,
KSsa K27sEg zone RooR 6sf asid.
fIIsooR fIssS SANDING and Esanlshsag, m 5g cleaniaas
doors made new: reasonable, prices; white
FnooRs meoaaase saNDED ' and finished. cleaned
and waxed; work done D. c. Va. and Md.
Gan g TAYLppR, we. wa lfs.,.,.. dlss rsl,1lsb,. Ia
and immediate Service; Lowest rates. Call
sassHnssns s1a fSss SH AIRS
matss meFe nalnasssaoaa masoa esnfai TSTE ST sss
GRAVEL. bank run, for driyeways and
lanes; delivered in 6-ton loads. WA 272s.
HOUSE PAINTING AND DECORATING
Floors waterproofing; pspering our & sps-
sal,y f,rn ny Work guar GILBERT Ms.s mssn f NIL
PAINTING. CARPENTRY and sonsssss
TGTs n o1as 9r dE g. 7essa esaerio1 ks
All All 'e work first class. EN- 1895 5.
sn lsssrs se asass S4s s.nshs
PAINTING. KEM.ToNING,. DapsripH inn aS End
after ate 'epn pm. Ho. SaeI; days. no. 1923.
PAINTING. PArERNGncommssssisal 6. Com rel msr Or
prices. % j. K. LAWRENCE. RA. s703. 13s
PAINTING, KEM-T0NING--Veter z; q
fAlNriNG hAN. hV oSSH 3SD PApERrNG--po II now;
service free sy ssssmnsss ne Ws
PAINTING And KEM-TONING, exceptions
fsHs fpsRsfS nSse rsrss hs'fisnasszN nasszNGs o door saps
ins senersl Tepairsi i no pfEyryF delsys;r Fes9ss
CONTINUED on Next Pase.D
Evening star., 1946-12-04
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT in national
organization, college graduate, some re-
search background, typist, knowledge of
shorthand preferred although not essential;
So 400-S2, 900. State experience and re-
ligious afiliations. Box 100-A, Star. -5
COUPLE, white or colored. to live IN. own
room and bath; complete charge of home:
exnsrieneed esi COOK gooa salary eonvens
required. Phone DU. $500. -5
Evening star., 1946-12-04
MOTOR TRAVEL.
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

IF A PASSENGER. we arrange the ride:
if car owner, we fill vacant seats. 23 Mass.
ave NV. RE $3.50. 1Os
Evening star., 1946-12-04
U. S. to Study Difference
OF Fish Sent BY Roll. Air.
BY the Asseeioisd Press

Which taste better-fish shipped
by rail or by air?
The Fish and Wildlife Service
Laboratories here will conduct q
scientific fish fry in response to re-
7qiests from seafood dealers in an
attempt to answer that question
,aome time this month.
A spokesman for the agency said
fish will be dispatched by both
means from Miami or Tampa. both
shipments arriving simultaneously
"A table Of expert fish-tasters" will
render the verdict.
Evening star., 1946-12-04
DOMESTIC.

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT. large Ball
timore.- Md. manufacturing organization
with offices in IL large cities, Is seexing
who is qualified to direct all operations OF
an expanding organization. This position
ful record Of experience in this held and
who lis qualified to earn in excess OF
$4,000 per year. Interviews BY apgoipS-
meiit only DI 4442-4020. WALTER II.
KEsSLER, personnel services. 6O3 Wash
ingtGn Bldg.
Evening star., 1946-12-04

What will 1856 be like for you?
Buy extra United States Savings
Bonds in 1916 and keep them. -.
Evening star., 1946-12-04
EMPLOYMENT sERvlcEs (cont.
| BUSINESS.


capltoi In Hin. ss,soo.ss go; stenog.. @ Silver
Spring, 5-day wk.. $45; stenog,, personnel
Si75. Mr. Bruce. Room 2o2, PERSONNEL
SERVICE 1911 q ;s St nws INA. IA. ~ 2ll6; !.
adyertisirlg experience; under 35. PER
SONNEL SERVICE, 1871 @ St. MA. 21ls.
PAINT SALESMAN, $3.50 mo. tM.l; whole-
sale-car required--expenses, salary ana
commission Mr. Byrd at PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G st. NV. MA. 211s.
CAPITOL HILL stenog. (Fo------ $1,000
Stenog. Capitol Hill ~-,---------oz,oou
Exper., young, efficient.
BOYD'S 1888 F. MA. 233s.
SPANIsH-ENG. stenog. fF)-----z $2,6oo
Italian Eng. SS'o90
French-Eng. stenog. S2 ,6On
Sec, col. educ; library ,ouu
Sec business consultant 500 mo;
Dozens of others. Est. 2S yrs. Oldese
emp. service in d. C. Call tn-see MISS
Lee or Miss White. BoYD'S, 1888 +.
Ma. 1898. --
Evening star., 1946-12-04

SERVICE STATIoN ATTENDANTS, oppor-
tunity for experienced men. Also can use
s sDsr Il ea1aaS sERSE EsTe Is M sss
sHfpf1s Gfas Ed ffnsson Ha position.
ssse vGseRs eerssSRf aay CO.. ohH
sssly sad EseaoMa sfsd gIS e
sfocKRooM SO fhs Ne ScIEkk si Permanent nj posi-
ton, excellent prospects for serious, intel
ssEe'.iaE ter xes itatns Nsfsss7y
81 mf6bseeo sss bErf bfh for efEEk M sas
must have experience; e-day week; no Sun
saKYs Sc aisffsHfA ESIs Ra' 1sth apply Ms
SsR: FREE ssiURGEoN-Do you want a job with
q future? We have 1t. II you have any
WATcHMAKERs@5.day. w rci aSf ss s. % 4o.hour week.
ARBS M95DwsRp sRR0smfs norHaof 9Ss ssSe 81 dsg SGE
wATcHMAKER OR ASST. perm; good
opportunity for right man. Call DI. 0544.
YOUNG M MAN. A white, for desirable - G work q in
one Of Washington's finest downtown cafe
Ie sss sGSS nod seessn 10 D sandss spSs sGk
have good references. salary scale. $40
$50 week ana meals EST 5qytsr e kI n
14th st. NV. between $3.50 and III am.
and q to pm. -6
brokers exchange; good salary to start.
ANDREW JERGENS co. has immediate
opening for a man with grocery or route
sales experience for the Woodbury. Soap
Dept; position permanent: must have
automobile; COMPENSATION, salary and sx.
Co.. r. o. Boy .690A. Walbrook Station,
RaTAn2 RsiFln1re CHxIN aSi M STORE FIELD-A few
openings available for ambitious young
men to learn this progressive business;
good opportunity for advancement; expert
not apply unless you are looking for regu-
lar work. Apply Safeway Employment Of
fice, SAFEWAY STORES, INC, 4th and
Evening star., 1946-12-04

SALESWOMEN for various departments,
experience not necessary; 5-day week, 20S
discount on all purchases. Apply employ
ment office, 4th floor, s. KANN SONS CO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Calendar Of Social Events


Boy Scouts o'clock Cub den h Chamber of Commerce pack
1872 home OF Mrs Gray Cub den Prospect pack 1885, home
OF Mrs Make Obemeyer den Willis Methodist Church
l43 Mrs G.. Cots o'clock Roosevelt 81
Lukes Church House, Assembly Of God Church troop S
church.
Lambda Chi Omega sorority social meeting O'Clock, Charles
McKenny Hail.
City Lodge number 1877 Knights Pythas o'clock
Stein Circle Society Church 80
Fred Wolter.
washtenaw Rebekahs o'clock with Mrs.
Blake Agla.
Ypsilan school
instruction conducted by Mrs Marion Knight worthy grand
matron Masonic Temple lodge room
TUESDAY
Ypsand Calkn Christian Temperance Union dress up
patriotic dessert luncheon 1890 Methodist
to all interested in the work.
Phoenix Lodge number Is and A. M Patterson
Masonic Temple dining
Circle two OF Baptist Womens Union, Motive
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority business meeting o'clock Charles
McKenny Hall
Loyal Order of Moose. O'clock Moose Hall.
Red Cross sewing knitting Hail. to o'clock
Tuesday Contract Bridge Club luncheon o'clock Fred
Horher ~
Ladies' Of
p. Cross ST. "
Mothersingers Chorus Schools until fall
Girl Scouts troop three $780, Stsrkweather troop
Roosevelt troop nine o'clock HALL troop IL
$50 Gilbert House, troop r. 315 ST. John
81 John troop 81 $3.50, Carver Center:
bert House; troop a. S45 St. Lukes
o'clock Methodist Church. troop 315 Woodruff troop
80 $780, Gilbert House. ~' ''
Boy Scouts o'clock Cub den Jr Commerce pack
~ at home OF Mrs NJ Alban; o'clock,
school, Edse Ford Post American Spencer
school Emmanuel Lutheran Church church Church
OF God troop 81 Begoie School; D. M Willis Methodist
Church troop 49, church; Ypanu District planning meeting
Charles Mckenny Hall o'clock, Cub Roosevelt pack
lSl, home OF Mrs Broadd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Collins Sauew Rites
in Chanel Of Church

the Misses Margaret Weobleski.
Norma Thomas, Ypsilanti. Amy
Lou Thomas, Albion. Elaine Hunt
and Lucretia Dell. the latter in
charge Of the guest book. The as
sistants were all wearing corsages
OF white carnations.
The bride was educated in Up
silanti, being graduated in 1913
from Roosevelt High School. She
was attached to the Willow Run
Army Air Base for two years and
since last June has been employed
by General Motors Corporation,
Detroit.
The groom received his educa-
ton in the Stockbridge High
School. He went overseas with
the U. s. Army Engineers and
served 20 months In the European
Theater Of Operations. A former
sergeant he has been discharged
from service.
Out Of town guests at the we'd
ding were from Detroit, Birming-
ham, Stockbridge, Cleveland. Owes
SO. Ann Arbor. Dearborn. Wyan-
dotte. Lansing. Romeo, Rochester,
Manistee and Pontiac.
Mrs. Collins looked charming In
her travelling attire. She wore a
beige wool suit, brown pill box
hat and brown accessories, the or
child from her bridal bouquet and
fur coat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Past officials Of
Veterans H0n0yxd

A truly gala affair was the party
given In Ypsilanti High School
dining room Saturday evening in
honor OF the past commanders and
past presidents OF the Post and
Auxiliary No. 240S, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, by the present mem
bers Of the organizations. There
were PIP present and the room was
beautifully decorated in patriotic
colors. There were individual small
flags q. each place. The speakers
table was backed by the Post and
Auxiliary banners and was conferred
with a lovely bouquet OF red and
white carnations. Mrs. Helen Akin
son, Auxiliary chaplain, gave the
invocation. Thomas Ray. general
chairman, was toastmaster. Com
mander Walker Emmett OF the Post
introduced the Past Commanders
present, Otis Tooze, first comman-
der, Arnold Nolf, Fred Lind, Bert
Lutz, George Robins, Theodore
Fox. Clifford Gates and Edward
Livingston. Mrs. Anna Ray, senior
vice president Of the Auxiliary. pre-
sented the past presidents, Helen
Tooze. Rose Haner. lola Smith, Ra-
fchel Stachlewitz, Mary Snyder, AL.
vina Grub, Ella Granger, and Let
tie Gates. Several others o. the
guests OF honor were unable to be
present.
Mrs. Grub, present president of
the Auxiliary, presented corBages
Of red and white carnations to the
past presidents and white carration
boutonnieres to the past comman-
ders and to walter Emmett, present
commander OF che Post. and Elmer
Kidder, president OF the Fathers
OF Overseas Veterans Club, and to
General Chairman Thomas Ray.
Mrs. Helen Tooze, the first presi-
dent, gave an epitome OF the work
OF the Auxiliary. Mrs. Grub spoke
OF membership and stated hat the
national president at Detroit last
week said that the Auxiliary is the
only organization that visits Percy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Miss Marjorie anderson
Wed TO Alfred E Waller

The groom. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Walter OF Suttons Bay.
had asked his brother Philip A.
Walter TO be his best man.
Mrs. Walter had chosen flow
cred green crepe for her sons
wedding and wore a black hat and
accessories. Mrs. Ralph Anderson,
step.mother OF the bride was in
brown ensemble and both mothers
wore corsages Of white carnations.
Mrs. Donald Anderson was at.
tractively gowned in aqua crepe
with black hat and gloves. Mrs.
Noble Anderson and Mrs. Russell
Pierce, the latter a sister Of the
bride, wore black velvet gowns and
black hats with off the face wells.
Mrs. Cecil Cross. another sister OF
the bride. wore a suit OF black
crepe, with white jabot Of lace and
black hat.
After the ceremony a dinner was
given for the bridal party and S5
guests in the main dining room Of
Hotel Huron. Later in the eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Anderson
entertained at a reception in their
home on River Boulevard.
For travelling Mrs. Walter chose
a Turquois blue dressmaker suit OF
wool crepe with brown felt hat
and off the face veil, a smArtly
tailored brown top-coat and a cor
sage OF yellow carnations.
After a wedding trip TO Niagara
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter VIII
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

Miss Marjorie Z. Anderson and
Alfred z. Walter were married in
the rectory OF St. John the Bap-
list Catholic Church Saturday az
ternoon.
II was a simple but impressive
ceremony. attended by the fam
flies OF the bride and groom and
a few intimate briends. Rev. Faith
or William f. Hoerauf offieiated.
The brides father. Ralph +. An
derson Of Superior. Wisconsin.
gave her in marriage.
The bridal gown of white slip
per satin was fashioned with
sweetheart neckline with crystal
beads and long sleeves pointed
at the wrist. The satin skirt with
overskirt OF shirred tulle had
short train. and she wore a finger
tip ven Of tulle which was shirred
on a heart shaped heads piece and
held in place with sprays OF pearl
drops. She was wearing the gift
Of the groom. a lovely strand OF
pearls. The bridal bouquet was
of white carnations tied with
streamers OF satin ribbon.
Miss Clea Jean Keslet. Superior.
Wisconsin. who attended the bride
was wearing a floor length gown
OF pastel blue satin, the skirt made
OF set in ruffles, the bodice with
midriff shirring and short puff
sleeves. With this she wore
plastic hair band with blue flow
ers and carried colonial bouquet.