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Grosse Pointe -~e~s
THE REO CROSS
EXPECTS'GROS~e POINTE
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GROSSE POINTF., MICHIGAN,
Manager
Youthful Vandals Break Windows
Caught in
Act of. Theft
As Compile.d by IIH
0'oss, ,Poi"teNeUiS
Hamlin
Manager
Confesses
Stealing Merchandise
from
Store for Restaurant
TbQnday, February :ZI
THE PEARL HARBOR hearings close a three months' session , •. the investigating comrtJ,ittee will now digest the evidence and make a reporl by
June 1.
SHUT down'
and the Detroit area milk supply
shrinks.
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. )'IGHT
AGAINST OPA folds
up in Congrt!Sll and it'nowap,pears that price 'control will 00
accepled until a year from next
June.
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as
the
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OIJ)VAIIAR
.'~"'~rk~'~~
the
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their'
caught
second
of
is
above
at
clerk
putting
the
in
Drug
victim'
.Fresard;
'Titus's
P6iJ)te
Titus
night,Sh~wn'
Elaine
on
were
adhesive
broken
tape
window.
the', left
isJulieri
. sistanf
~rria:n~ge~:at
Market,
boardlngup
Girony,
At
as-.
Hamlin's
his win-
.dow•.
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l)'iday,l'ebrury'Z!
!"WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY
•• ; oft. hUJldrec:l aIIel
fourteenlh.
iaaiveraary 'of the birlh of the
:r.ather of his. ~o~ntry.
Benefits
Allay
to
the
Opponents
M.nyGrosse
Fears
Edward
R. Ward, of 15912
Edmore
st., Detroit,'
acting
A crowl\.
citizens
of the Park village,
who occupied
riiiuiager
of the
Ham Ii n everY seat iIi the Park, Council
chamber
and left many
market
at 89 Kerchevlll
dur- standing in the rear of the room, were on hand Monday night
to give their views,
for or against,
the erection
of a club
ing the absence
of the owrihouse of the Autdmobile
Club of Michigan
at theN6rthwest
er, Lee McGonigle,
in Florida;
corner
of Somerset
and East Jefferson avenue.
More acwas. arrested
by the ,Far~
curatelyput
tl)ey were, there
to :debatethe
propriety
of
the Village zoning ordinance
so that the Out lot
police
Tuesday
ni~ht
on Ii amending,
charge of simple larceny.. H~ "A"; upon which the club desires to erect its buildirig, would
Peput
in a business
:lone 'classification,
specifically
permitwas picked up at 9:30 p.ni:
tmg this to be. done.
.
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while
in the act of. taking
.. The meeting
was officially.
J.1eari~g. mobile owners. beion~' to it, with
merchandise
out of the store. sc~e~.t:Iled as, a public
fr?m
the
situation
-average of 45% tor .all of
Some days ago McGonigle ~- DU!ermg
whl~h prevailed ,~woyears
aJo Grosse. Pointe.
The percentage
ceived a telegram from his sist~r
w~_e~the cl~b tfJe~ ~o get per- of club members
of. all aute>apprising him of her suspicions mission for Its bUIldmg,
th~re mobile ownerll in Wayne county
ad-- is 28%. The percentage of autothat Ward was taking merchan- were a large number of
. the
dise from the store. Ward and vOC;ltes ~or the cl~b present. On mobile club members.in
his wife are running a restau- the prevlo~ QC(:aslon the oppon- Pointe 'jl much the highest of
ellis were ~
such fo~c~ and any communityln
the country.
rant. at 'the corner of Kerchevlu spok.e .s~ VIolently. agamst.
the
Mj', Bryant mentioned alsO that
and Maryland and the merchan- propo~lti.on that the, then vlllage thi! A.C. of M. was on the point
.
dise tak!!n from the market was commissioners ran to cover and
denied life petition,
(CoDUnueci on Pace .%)
used in the place ..
In Durererit GuiSe
---'--. Mrs. Ward, however, appears
The propo~Gl now coml!!l beto 'have been an. innocent party fore .the village
in a different
in the affair as she had been lUise. . Since the first attempt
told .by her husband that he was aU of that plot of land on both '."
sides of Somerset between Jeffera part owner of the market.
son avenue and St. Paul has been
When
McGonigle
lot
word acqu(red
by the Contract
and
from his si~ter he flew back Investment
company, of . which
.
home on Monday, having pre- Gl!Orge . H. Vwater ... Bucking.
The Contract
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ceeded hisrelurnby
a phone ham is President.
and Investment
company desirl!!l
.quest
n,ficahOl'l 0
message to the Farrru! police:
to erect singl~ family .dwellini'
Limitation. s nc:IF. ines for
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On :ruesday
evening
at II
'T rilffic: Violations
'o'cIock detP.ctive Labadie . saw houses on .the plot 01,a character
and design conformablilto.
the
,
f th.'
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Ward comf:Qut of the Itore but horneso
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...~.rionl:ld'L
•.Van ,A1ab~c:<of',th~
xnade no attempt then to appre:. fecen~jy.ftieaa
.TIlviRd)'1I1a.C o~ ~,a('Dep'arlment"oLttie.'A)ltO-
AUto. CIub
, L..k..
M""k. S
1 e
T... ra"ffi' •..C La
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of.
te
Loot'; Sti)res
(Proves'
DoWilfaH for
17- Year-OIcIs
.~:~r~;'N4Ibb~c{.~y,PoJ;ce,'.
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TAX PAYERS OF DETROIT police disclosed that they .had
first thrown
a tire
wrench
. are setting
a record for the through. 'he,. w'lndow' an.d t.h,en,
p\'ompl payment of taxes despite
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sltikes and re ..onversion layoffs, antiCipating that the 'noise might
someol)e. h,ad. gone out
a"'ake'n.
accordingKozeran.
to County Treasurer Lincoln
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to Jefferson, thence cir• • ••
cling around via St .. Paul place
BRITAIN IS BATTLING open and had returned to the scen.el
rebellion in far flung areas which to resume operations.
They had
if not brought
under conlrol only. succeeded in taking
two
might signify disintegr~tion
of Parker 51 Pen and Pencil sets
hEr empire.
through the
aperture.
in the
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window when
th~y saw
the
Saturday, February 2.l
police car coming. :
~SEVEN ,YEAR OLD ROSALIE
. Prior to the raid on the "Tiius
,
drugstore
they had alsO'broken
GlGANTI. victim of a vicious a window in the Hamlin market
~~~:l.
~t~afskr~~r~~n~~ ~s i~ at 89 Kercheval where they took
a serious condition ••.
Frank several items of canned goods in
Labaido, identified by the child the .window displ11Y.
.
as her assailant. is being held
They were taken down to the
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Stop
Vandalism
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Chief of Police Toni Trombly
of the City intends to recommend to the City councilmen ' at
their next meeting
that
they
amend .the present curfew law
of the 'city. The law, was passed
on May 23, 1921 and has become
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obsolete in many, ~pec~.
' Thee present law 'provides that
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back to the Ilore.Healld
Officers Crooks and Beaupre wait.~
ed outside until 9:30 o'clock wheiJ
they caught Ward coming out t,f
the place and arrested him. He
had $12.50 worth of merchandlR
on his person when taken. He has
made a confessiolito
the police
and was to have his hearing
Wednesday afternoon.
Chief Piel Home
From Arizona
Chief of Police Henry W. Pie!
of the Park and Mrs. Piel re'turned'I'tiesday
of last, week from
a. month's. vacation and recuperation 10r Mrs~ Piel 'at Tucson,
Arizona. The Chief spoke of the.
rapid development of the country
as a winter vacation resort for
people from all over the norUl
and the growth. of the state
as a producer of winter fruitS
and vegetables.
They roadIe their headquarters
lot Tucson and while there and
in the surrounding
country met
several' people whom they had
known in the north, Among them
was an old friend of the Chiefs,
former
Circuit.
Court
Judge
Merriam
of
Wayne
county.
Judge Merriam has a place about
nine miles southeast of Phoenix.
Mrs. Piel who had recently undergone a serious opel'ation was
greatly. benefitted by the trip.
all children under 15 years
of
age shaH be off the streets by it
o'clock unless accompanied
by
their parents.
The Chief wants
it changed
so the' curfew will
SIOund at 10 o'clock instead, and
. h h' th
r'
d
ed
Wit t IS . e age lm,t a v.anc
to .1,7. TillS would
pe!'IlUt the
pollee to stop and questIOn a lot
have
Girl Lose.
Front
Teeth
of 'IYtounfgstershw~o th
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gUi Y 0 muc
0
e mise Ie,
In Pomte
Auto
AeC:l~ent
malicious
and o.therwise,
that
h
b
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as . een p agumg
e
comLitl1e Lore.Ua Maison,.' a.ged 5, mumty.
Wh. ere young peop l'e a,:,e re0 f 209 11 P ur t on, St. Cl alre Sh ores,
had her frollt tee.th knocked .out tur~mg from some athletic
or
and suffered. s~rlOus lacerabo.ns SOCial event !a.ter t~an the. c!!ron her mouth In an automobile few hour a. sl.mple ~xplanatlon
accident that happened at Bal- to the ~,!estlOning offIcer w0':lld
four and FairCax Saturday morn- be sufflcl~J.lt. All those not glving. Riding in th.e car with. her ing'.a ,legItimate rea~on would be, Police
A.k
State
to
mother. Mrs. EhzabethMalson,
sub.Ject to
detention
by the T k
Ca d
Mrs. Maison ran into a Michigan pollce.'
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. • . ever
I
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Consolidated
Gas It:',uck. driven
-----The residents of 521 Middlesex
by Oscar Devolder.
complained
to thl! Park police
Mrs. Oggen of 902 Balfour, who
one day last week of a suspicious
witnessled thhe acckidehnt Ph~:'ctned
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looking, man .3bout the rlace. The
the pol ce w 0 too t e c ,I
to
party had attempted to enter the
Bon S e c 0 u r,~ Hospital. Mrs.
house but was kept out. They
Maison was given a ticket.
While a. small party for the said he seemed to be badlv inyoung people of the household toxicated. The Park brought in
was in progress Saturday night a party l,iving on Manistique, a
at the Stanley' .Johnson'
hOlJl~. man 42 )'ears old, well known to
627 Washington,
a
group
of them and exceedingly drunk.
The party was only taken into
strenuous
youth tried to crash
protective
custody
until
he
the party.
Some .dil'ficuUy being experi- sobered up but a recommenda626 Lincoln road. Mike stressed enced in keeping them out. the lion went forth to the State
were
summoned. Highway Poliee that his driver's
his innocence but Lena didn't City police
When they arrived the crashers license be taken away from him
agree wilh him.
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in the interest
of the publi~
The police
then caHed his had vanished.
Now Mrs, Johnson is wonder- saCety.
home to apprise the folks oC
Mike's embarrassment,
but when ing whether it might have been
wiser to have invi{ed the crashDAYLIGHT CA. STJUPPERS
Mrs. Merwin answered shesug.
Car thieves do, not limit their
gested that the police keep him ers in and sent the guests, or at
tonighUall
herein the statilMl until he had had leait some of them. out on the depredations.
A red purse contain- llbo.uts as evidenced by the extime to evapot;ate some of his ~idewalk.
surplus
energy
for
mischief. ing .$17 was taken from an up- penence of Armin Rickel of 819
Meanwbile. she said, she would stairs room. The police, w~re Edgemont. He left his car parked
furnished with.a list of the names for a short time at noon one day
get.i_ touch with his Cather.
and Sergeant
last week in the 70U block of
. The domestic
disposition
oC of those present.
'rrombly
will do a little .sleuth- BalCour and when he returned 'to
the cue Is not noted on the
in&'
,
it
it WII alAuI
i~ hilI». Apt.
JOliN. ,0IInt.
I
on "
Wh'OOpS Wrong '
Gues~ .Invited
Spartan Mother Lets Son
Release Energy in Jail.
A TRUNK CONTAINING $25,000, of which $22,000 was in war
'bOnds, is stolen from the hotel
room of James D. Serna in DearbOrn • • • $6,000 of the bonds
repreSents the proceeds of the
Lena Chkerof!, .whoruns
the
sirle of his farm.
little refreshment stote on .Fisher
.
.
opposite the High',schOQI,
has
. HEAD OF THE COLLABORA- been pestered mightily by some
TIONIST PRESS in Paris during disorderly
boys who she says
the German oceupation, is ex- throw things' around in her place
ecuted for treason.
and. disturb her regular trade.
Week before last, at her earnest
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GENERAL TOMOYUKT YAM. request the City police planted
ASHlTA, conqueror of Singapore an officer in the room back of
llnd In charge of the defense of the store in the hope, of catching
the Philippines at the American some of \hem;. bllt no 'offendeQl
r~onquest, is hanged at Los Ben- were tr app,,'-t. 1. .ast. week she had
os camp in the Philippines, under some of the same visitors,and
the eyes of three generals detail- when the police responded they
caUiht Mike Merwill, .. Ild. U, of
(C."' ...
rill' ,11)
. ,Z'voi:r'
fJ?f~~:ci~kiiid.1OM~WiP'd
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PointeStfjresBro1{eri}Youths New Curfew
Cap'.tu
..' red. F.",.0. ll.OWl. ,.ng Chase For'. Po:n.te'
A neighbor.risidiiJ.gne~r,:~he
Titusd~ug
store at Kercheval and Fisher heard, a~untl.of
breaking
glass about 2
o'cl~k Friday morning and phoned the Farms police. Patrolmen Yacks and ,Be~upre,were
di.'lpatched
by radio and another
car containing
'pdrolmen
Champine
and
Fu~ton
after. frqin .headquarters.,'
~'THE HOUSE PASSES a bill followed
aimeil at curbing the powers of
When the lead car with .Yacks~ .';,'
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Jame3 Caesar Petrillo, the czar and Beaupre hove ,in sight' they County,PrQR:Cutor's:olf)F,e by ~eof the Fecieration of. Musicians
two young men' dash into t!!ctive Labadie onFriday
after• • . a less drastic bill has alc
their Car which' was parked
in noon and again on Monday morn-,
ready passed the Senate . '"
They were to have their
measure now goes to conference. front of the store and wheel into :ing,
,.~
Fisher.
A short chase, during examination on Tu~d.!lY.
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TwENTY-ONE DAffilES ARE whiCh-follr shots were fired from '.'Pelkey
and' Meldrum ,:had a
NOW CLOSED, cutting off milk
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Idpply from three-fourths of De- Yack's pis.tol, drove them to, ,the hear!,.ng ,be~ore ~udge DeBliel ..e
taiif. .• a milk famine threatens curb at Ridge where the olTlcers on Tuesday mornmg' on a charge
U1e city. Health Department has placed them unqet arrest. They of '.burglary '.and
entry in the
made arrangements
for the sale were foJund to bMetldwo
local1'7youn01night time and were held
in
,of milk incases of dire necessity' men;
ames
e, rum,
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at certain designated places which ,104 Oak street and' Robert Pel- $1,000 bail
each
with
two
aYe lisled in the daily papers,
key, 18, ,of 61 Oak:.
sureties for ,Cir.cuitCourt.
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by the
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ILLNESS OF C. E. WILSON,
P.les. of General Motors,' d~lays
'nejotiations which the public had
'hoped would lead to the early
.ettlement of the ninety-four day
.trike.
under $100,000 bail.
Representatives
A.
~:~o:~t::'t(","IIIUU~~~~'.?~~:l!1~.':,~r~~::y:.. ,'..
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win-
the
Grosse
COLLEGE has
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two
act of,l~ting
Store
, ~;A MOVEMENT TO MEMORIALIZE Frarik ,N. Isbey,chair~an! of the' Michigan War Fiiiance Committee, Nate S. Sha~
~rD, JameJi B.Webber,
Jr., and
JoKPh M. Dodge for their able
work in Government. financing
durlnc the war iJI blocked by
St.oator George N. Higgins of
. J'~daIe,
who, is aCi:uRd of beiii, motivated. in hill action by
~liiic:al' considerations, ISbeY,bein, a Democrat and a potential
Cl-dldf,te for the IOvemorahlpof
MiClhilan.
in
stores.
.
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smashed
Thieves
dows
. ; :DETROIT
MERCHANTS
rethe lottery system for distribution of nylons being tried
but ill Canada
too risky for use
here."
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.a
raws row
.To Council Meeting
ot
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:;S,EGYPl' 'AND INDIA, are the
murent hot ipots of re~llion
and ,Ulll'est that are,plaguing the
~ritiJh Empire in far &eparated
Jlirn::rs 'of, the world.
'
ERSYSTEM
Auto Club Building
Pointe
iiI. the spreading local niilk strike
f,.
KERCHEVAL
$2.00 Per Y Mr-5c Pet Cop'(
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DAffilES
tHE ELM AT 99
FEBRUARY 28; 1940
of the
MORE
COME SEe US IN OUR
NEW BUILDING,UNDER
Coinplete News .CooeTage of. AU the Pointes
HITS SHORES S
,.UEADLINES
THE NEWS HAS MOVED.
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au
plilt'andthii
revi.ion
Claim~keSt.
Clair Waters
to Be Polluted
Will
Refuse
Permission
fo;
Sewer
Extension
Until
Pledges
Are Given
to
Abata
Sam"
• The village, of Grosse Pointe
Shores
has reached
an impasse in its sewage
disposal
problem
which if not settled
sOon will iIiterpose a barrier
to its participation
in the post
war growth
which apparently awaits
the whole
Grosse
Pointecornmunity.
The other four Pointe munici~
palities'have all made an arraDg~
ment with the Detroit' sewage
treatment
plant whereby
their
~anitary "sewage titreated
'.ona
stipulated'
charge'basis
of. so
much per' thousand gaHonsbe";
fore the purified,; water residue
is .returned, to the Great:,Lakelii
water course.
Gf98Se Pointe Shores hasnevet
done: \his.' Ins lead if' uses".
lateral
sewer
along the lake
front in, which', is received thti
sewagedrom theindiviciual
prop..
'erties after it has'pasSed through
sep~ic tanks,ThlSis90inadequa~
for. lIewace' .treat.ment that. the
village has been pressed by the
Slate Streams ConuniSSilln, which
is charged witbthe:r~ponsibiliI1
of keeping the' streams., of.:the
state, Includlng.~he.Great
..Lakei
system itself, free frompolllitioo;
Septic tanka db not dO this. In .
fact a hight state health author~
ity said
feC1!nUy anent
thi
Sho~.es sewagesysternthat"it
(It least 'does the water no harm."
.He denia. 1hat it any. sew.er... IY~...
tern:: at all.; hi'the. mOdem
'.1 Uie.
,
-eriS4i
t,:;" ~:JZ;~~tIiIiIi~:>.
u ittoft;"61~ihe'j.jil.no';:,?tniftle'VHj ~.J'd'c'.'u'riiiil"tli':villa";'"'
nowft1ed~'mY~~:I;?e~f:~~ffc~~~
~t~i!~~~h~~t~rT'~~'
9rBJ~~,,~iiy::.~incti,niPI~~
~av~~~~e
~:~:~e';:nith:~~
~~jnl'- d~,ot,:s~'J.i~ta.
form width.oC40 feet tll a vary~ ~lon,andfti:l~,~~?\l,I~(~nst,l~J.m~
Jodo'sO,'hO.,.Pei'zpit.iOrfUriher
.
.
0 f
lJUiGutelya,dJolDlnI'.cPffiIllUr11ties. exteniion.':Willbii;&ivk>e',:."',
j~h~id:v:;~~ee.
~: .. 1.~y ~~.' ('Mr.Y~~'''''I.,b~~h~:~iln!a~y
:.~ii;~~(~Urin,the:pl:ftftt~
p~ttl!rou.h
a ~~edr!forrn.1Il
.• ~tiOilof
~ev~,,;1.i
~~::~ntn~~
tk~toA~to";~~~~ thiS. ~~~t
In,~ nu~~r.of'
eorn~ juiy..nliii&;~"'mee't. It ,jj,~c:~
Chlb of 'Michigan to sell it the m4TU,WesnorWof W~ward;,'He
that ~to inslall'such:a.sYitein
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Out 10t"A",for a: siteior its club hupersua.ded:.,Fercdale,1<:,>yal
requiredwoUldcOlii.t'somewhere
hoU!e when and .if the villa Ie Oak and 'BIT.:II!!gh~m~as. welL
betWetili.$250,oijo'and$400,Ooo.'
,
re.zoning makes it. available for smaUe!', eommunitie:' . iil.,.that., area
Apparently therear.o~ytWe
the' Club's. purposes.
to come tog~ther, In _(ulufprm
alternatives".before'tlievil1ai/!;
, .President
ParshaU threw
the ~ale of IIn~ a.ppllcable. to
ei1lier to ip.Jtall • complete ~_r
meeting open
to leneral
dis- mg ..speed. l!n:llts as wel~ as 111 system, includiD'
sewer 'tre.~
cussion and suggested that the o,ther condltlo,ns of traffic regula~ men!; or mRJc:e some provisioll
J\utomobile
Ctub'start
off with tlon.
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. for'se~d,ing
ita sewage into.,the
.In a. ~Sl~ ~ere l.n connection iniG~~~..tor;
on ita:way
its presentation.
wlth hiS mlSSl.on, so
.'. me d~ys a,c fo.r.•..
,tr. 'ea.trnen
.. thiDe... '.t.roit. p.oIaibl'"
W. G. Bryan!, attorney, aml a h
tated th t th rul
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director of the club, spokellt
. el
. a .. e
.~ 'm orce by'iiiilking' an.arrangement:Wita
length on tn£\ type of building I~ t~e City wer:":practic.ally the the Woods village on.,cDstsh~
rOposed, the service it ..would same 8lI he .~~ ~rsuaded
the ing basis it might secure 'thecaP
oth~r commumtles. w adopt. He operation of the. wOods for :the
render to the people of Grosse bell~v~ that the ~Ity traffic and use.{lf ita newly iNtalled P\.lrnp:.,
Pointe and the complete respon- pumtatlve regulatlo~
could well inl plant, ,
sibility of the club.. The b'.lild- servt; ~s.a. J.l1odelwhIch t~e other
The entente cordia.le betw~ ..
ing, of which
drawings
were ~unlcl~htles,Qf
'~e POlnt~ !e. the two villageS;.'howevei,.
hu
shown, woul~ be a handsome glon nug\1t w~ll. builda ,.uniform been somewhat strained since .the
structure;
riot greaUydissimilar
syste!" of fines. ,
.
present Shores administration r~10 the character of private homes
. Chief Trombly, of the CI.ty,has fused to continue the gentlemen'a
which would eventually be locat- ~Iven much thought. to th,~ su~ ag.reement whereby the Wood'.
ed on the plot.
It would be ject and holds that there II sbIl
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recessed thirty feet on the Som- a great need for uniformity:jli
(Conwnlecl 0. P&&,e%)
.
e'rset side and' twenty feet on fine:< and other features of traffic
Jefferson avenue.
It would
be la;w enforcement.
all over 'the
suitably landscaped.
country. He says. that exceptions
11,", Local Members
would need be made in a: ml'unc'
, He said there were 3,000 mem~ tainouS terrain or a' region'. oC
bers . of the club living in the sharp curves, where more rigid
Park village
alone
and
8.000 speed laws would have tQ be
Park Traffic Court Wednesday
more in the other four Pointe prescribed,
disposed of the fellowing caSe!!:
municipalities.
Of the Boara of
---~-Franklyn Cai-rella; 21832'EngleDirectors of fifteen members whn
GARAGE FIRE ON nSIID
hard!, 51. Clair Shore.~, for reckadminister the club five are bona
A fire occurred in the garage less driving,' February
12 paid
fide residents
of Grosse Pointe, at the J. H. Ryall home on Fisher $15.tine and $5 cost.
three of them living in the Park. road at 9 o'clock Wednesday'
John J. ALar, 3462 Berkshire,
These .facts
he mentioned,
he morning which. did considerabl~
Detroit, for rpckless driving on
said, to emphasize the nea.r home damage. The car first caught fire Feb. 15; paid $10 and $5, costs,
character of the "lub. The club from a short circuit Il'nd was
Merle Maison. 170 Lakeview,
itself is by far the largest organ- backed out. Fifteen minutes later. Grol5(ie Pointe Farms, for reckization of its kind in the world. it was discovered the garage had less driving, $10 and $5.
It has 248,000 members.
In the caught fire from gasoline that had
Oscar Devolder, 13111 Loretta.
Park village 5-4% of all aut<.!- leaked out of the tank of the car. Detroit, for failure to have truck
under control, $5 fine and $5
costs.
Elizabeth Blay Maison, 22911
Purton. St. Clair Shore, for reckIt!Sll driving involving personal
iniury a nominal fine was imposed. The injured person was
Mrs. Maison's
five - yea r - old
daughter, who sulTered abrasions
The
.affair
had'
been
arranged
La~l Friday Chief of Police Piel
about the mouth and was treated
of the Park addressed a letter to with all of the ceremony atlend- in the Bon Secours hospital.
the force saying he had received ant on, the challenge of Capt.
information
that .night that a Ralph Semmj!S of the Alabam:l
Grease
Pointe
Alumnae
gang of boys from the Denby and to Capt. John A. Winslow of the
Party
Hamtramck
High Schools were Kearsarge only, unlike the his- To ~old'Reunion
going to pool their forces and in- toric engagement off the coast at
Bill Ludwig.
Gro'sse Poinle
vade the Park. Obviously
the Cherbourg, the battle of Grosse
High School graduate
of June,
challenge had been duly sent to Pointe didn't evenluate.
and received by the local warriThe grapevine
wireless must 19-40.is giving a reunion and tea
ors oC the Grosse Pointe High. have spread the news that the at his home. 1137 Kensington,
The place for the baUle to the Police were all set, and a l'onsid- Sunday, March 10, from 2:30 to
5:00 p.m.
death was to be in front of the
erat!! warning gone also to the
The tea Is an altempt to get
Esquire Theater and the hour for
far
land
oC
Hamtramck
that
the
relurned servicemen of the June,
the opening skirmish :I c.'clock
l~O class toiethlr.
.U WOIllcl be ia. v&iD.
p. III- ebarp.
pa'
as
v~rr-
thence
'P.ark. CO..urt's
T ra'ffieo'T' n
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Prevent~d By Police Tipster
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GROSSE
Twe
Sewer System
(Coa.UlIued frOM Pa,c
I)
recentl). in the tax appea.lI otfice of the towl\Jhip. Thii .ltu'.~
tion is made no more agreeable
by the imminence of the sewer
problem. It is understood that
Shores' President Elroy Jones is
honeful that the County Roads
v
Commiocion
"'" ma be persuaded to
contribute financially to the
Shores' problem. To whalexlent
the County may be agreeable to
chlp"ln" in for a strictly intra
,. ..
village
.problem gives ri.e to
anxiou.
,peculation
by the
Shore. taxpayera.
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"..... Ie Cl't.lZens were permitted to
r.•• bath'ftd
on
11M th• S,,0 ~
u,..,beach
-" diY' each w-k
,pee ili....
~" , merely
on .howinll a ticket iSliued by
!he Wood', village clerk indicatbe f'dl'r
'
lll( th at th ey were
na I . eSI,. of !hI' vl'lla"e Thll WoodJ
d Ill..
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trl'Vl'ngfor II lond time
h I d .._~
""",n...•• trip of land on the
to obtain
l.ke for Ita own lakeside Plirk
and bathln, beach. The tOlllea)
place for thia ",'(\uld have been
.omcwhere on the upper end of
the
Shores' waterfront.
The
ShOres n'butl'ed the Woods' effort
and .. id moreover it would fight
throuth the la,t c0urt in the land
,
to prevent them.
.
'te
'bl
h n
It 15
qUI m.y
ponlw.nt
e now.
e Supreme Court Dec'lsl'onMay
the Shorell
help wfrom
..
its neiahbor In wIving it. jH!w~r Override Subdjvjd~r's Or.
problem, the Woods burghers
;"'i".1 Restrictions
m.y be eheerfullY willi nil to let
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the Shorea maintain its position
While no formal acton has
of splendid isolation,
yet been initiated Jooking to
The Tn An&,le
the rezoning of the Jots I)n
Another angle of the Shores the southeast side of East Jeflewa,e disposal problem which, ferson avenue between Barmay cut into the municipal purse rington and Be a con sfield
is. that the State Health Depart- ,
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me nt's edict of continued lake muc~ mforma
UICU5S10n S 1
pollution means no m"re ~ewor contmues.
extension may be the direct
As ha, already been told the
eluae of preventing leveral 1m. basis of the agitation lie. In the
pen-tallt real e,tate developments unmarketablJity of theae Iota for
in ill midit, which if made would residential purpO.lu, ,Bot~. their
have ~n an appreciable 'conld- price Ind their undeJlra!:lIhty for
'butiCt\ to the relief of the locill home" buildin, purpose. haa re~
tax burden. Thll haa been a suited in their lying unimproved
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... thorn In th. municipality'. {or many,year,. No one will pay,
. flde which hU been lTluch lired anything near their asldn,prlce
~an" theycllnnot now be used as
building slles because they are in
a restricted residential zone.
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It wu stated at first that one
for
reuon why the rezonIng mliht
eventuate at In early date W81
that the subdivider', restrlcllon
would expire witl1in • ,horl lime
whIch would make It pouible for
the village at Gros,e Point. Park
to bring it within commercial
area by a .imple rezoning or~
dinance. 'rhls has' since been
denied by p.rties OPPoll!dto the
llxtenslon of thcocqmmerciai atea
in th,t locality. The~e parties
state that the subdivIder's restrictions have as many as twenty
more yeari to run.
Another an,le on the maUer Is
that there have been two comparatlvelyreCftnl'decjjiotIJ handed down. by the Stat •. Supreme
Court which .say in effect that
wherethl
leneral ehilracter. of
We Specialize
the. develllpment in a given area
In Cleanin~.
has changed it comes within the
Lamp .Snadea
power oftne municipal authority
to effect zone chan,es, even
th?~gh. they connlct with, the'
orlgmal purpqi. of the lubdlVider many years aKo.
It .~...
,.tated . on . reJponsible
authoritY. that levlral bu,inen
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La.te Rull.n'gsAffect' ZODI. ng
SPRIN'G
'CLEA.-NING
Square ~eat
fIiitt'._jjj.,.~
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Cleaners & Dyers
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ta.il' ••
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hel!<L,wHh Imprllvement.
whiqh woulll': .dd mlteriaIiy to
.the, vil1f.I'" commerci!lt development. Wh.tlrl"k-.
thll, especially :.pptiliill to thl municipality
ia. that. it•. reVenue. lrQm real
elitlltf taxation would be conlidllrably Increll&ed.by tt\e.e 1m.
provemenllon. lilnd. which ha.
been Vlllant .• inc.. tn., villale's
birth,'
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"peephi, Tom" ~.pea
CaptuJ'. By Police
Mr, Germ.in of 1153 Mary~and. reported to the police that
he .had aeon • window peeper
operatinl
at ihe ,lIr,t
floor
window. .t a neilhborinll property.
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n,ursday, FebruarY 28, 19~
$
(Continued fro", Pa,e I)
of greatly enlarging its .ervlcc
to I'ts members by the operation
of a Travel Bureau in which
member6 would receive a gener'Ill service, such as ticket reservat;on for rllil, Iihin or plane travel,
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hotel reservatl'ons .nd leneral
I'ntormation and service coverill'
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the Western Heml.phere. • .. ~
i. to be extended throu'!1fut the
world liS soon as, travel c:ondl~
liollJ become compo"d.
All of thi. informaUon was
rr;~rshalled as argument for the
advantage of the Pointe area
naving such an establishment in
it.midd.
,A number of the admlnlatra.
tive officials and directorJ cf
the club ,poke, All 'of them tTnpha.ized the non-prollt chilraeler
ot the organization.
Shirley Johnson spoke on the
Contract and Investment eom.
pany's relation to the club house
project.
Opponents' Innin&,
When the' innini for the opponents arrived it, was obvious
that the common opposition to
the club was in the fear that the
granting of this ~pecial privilege
for the club might be the enter.
Ing wedie fOr the commerciaUu.
tion of the surroundln, area. The
II':! that the club proper roilht
In put to In the event of ill
abandonment It IiOme future
time wa, repeatedly menlioned.
Harry J. Lipman, attorney, of
705 Weslchestor especially Itre.s.
cd this point, but Karl B, God.
dard, iI present member of the
board of Commielonen and a
former PresIdent of the "IUlle
was able, out of /lIs long ell:perl.
imce in Park village allaira, to'
answer these fears to tile apparent satisfaction of the audience.
'rhere were thrlle petltllll'lll
carrying a total of 83 names opposed to the club mealure and
one pelition with 32. names for
It. These were presented at the
openillg of. the meetins.
Others speakin&, in opJlOfitlon
were Dr. Arlington LeelrJelder e!
848 Berk.hIre; Mrs. Pillabury of
1104 Nottingham and a number
whose names
could not be
aicertalned.
After each had be-n liven
ample opportunity to live theIrviews President Panhall deerMd
a brief reces' when the commlJsioners. retired t!l •theIr private
'room and after a few mmut .. '
absence came back and paned
a motion to temporarily table
the matter. It WilS agreed tll call
it up allajn at an early mHtinI
and make a lInal dispolltion,
The impression was liven' th.t
by reason of the eonv{ncu,.,
.~
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the
'-Oy8
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,.r.U{l:1eniol,Dr_Il!1i bv tbt:,~lllb .
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wilh which the oppo.!tlon d..
e1ared it WIIS not opposed to the
club per se. The matter wuuld
receive lavorabl. treaUnent .1
an early date.
Driver Traffic
I
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Three Car Smuhup Neb
Ticket
Ther. Will • one-two-three
auto mixup Sunday evenln,
when John J, Jenninls of 2110II
E. Jeller.on ran into • parked
car in front of 928 Wellche.tl!r
belonrinr to Andrew Miller of
2900 Manistique, .
The impact rammid Mill'r'.
e.r a,ainst another clr,alto
parked, belongini to Georle
YQung of 1338 Someraet. All
three cars were more Dr lUll
bruised up and Jlnninla wu
,Iven a ticket for reckle .. driving, returnable at Traffic Court
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REMEMIlER
BLOSSOMING
Welcome
sWl!Iflt
springtims and all the glorious
Belluty in the rin9 is top reql)irement
if it is to lend gr/lce to her downy
white, velvet-soft hand, •. the ha~d
you take. , • forever.
IIpple /lnd cherry blossoms whose advent so truly
hmrds
the appro!ching
Theorelude
"1 D~" days ••• June.
is the wooing d/lYs •• ~
these days ••• of <!Icceptance • , •
Kent rings, so preferr~d in, nuptials, possess
styling
/l$
prophetic
/lnd beautiful as the
risin9 sun ••• the new d/lY _ , • th~ new life.
From 48.00 to 2,200
choosing the rings /lnd her<!llding
fhenews ••• making ready.
"'e could e~ploy glowing terms to deICribe
this and many other fine Sport Shirta in our complete
collections. However the facts speak for themselves.
Every day, more and more men turn to us for Sport
Shir'ts __• because our stocks are predicated on'
quaUty and obvious good taste.
' 3.95 to 17.50
W.lll'I~IN(,'S
MEN'S WEAR.
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Pa\rolmen DilIoy..ay and K...
tlllollt alTived jutt in time to
ae. I manrunnini
out of the
on March 13.
rear late. He ,ot away.
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Thursday, FebMUlry 28, 1946
Commission
Reque~ts Due
Molester of Girls
Sought in Pointe
A man driving a dirty ~ay car
was reported at various places
throughout
the City area last
week whO a.ttempted to molest
young girls.
One insta.nce reported
by a
woman ov~r the phone,. where he
had approached two young girls
16 years old in the neighborhood
of Kercheval and Lincoln sent.
the scout cars on the hunt for
him. He had not been apprehended up to Tuesday night and
the police' believe he has abandoned his Pointe hunting ground.
To Gentlemen
Ov.rc ....
$50 to $75
The
$90
MARSHALL
& O'CONNOR
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State ~partment
of Aeronauti~ urges that 'ownen Df all unregistered aircraft, register th_
aircraft at the ea~li eat possible
time. A supply of forms for thiI
purpose are available at each air.
port mansger',
office or • t all
Michigan State Police Posts.
The Departnient
of Aeronautics also announced that planes
registered after Feb. 1. '194,6 shall
be subject to only 50 per cent of
the annual
fee. Registrations
made atterFeb.
1"1~15 shall extend to Aug. 1, 19415.
In SOm!! instanceS applications
have beell received by: the State
Department of Aeronautics which
have not been properly 'filled oul
It is necessary that the applications be signed by the 'registered
owner and in, the ~tances
of
joint ownership. both owners will
sign the application. In.the case
aircraft owned by corporations,
aviation schOOlS, or'tlying
clubs,
an officer of the
corporation,
school, or club shall sign the application.
citizen
14127 I......n.. An.
LIu.5344
Robert Beck, Grosse Pointe AMVETS Commander,
was elected Finance Officer far"the state organization
at their convention. He is shown with the new commander Robert Moore of Pontiac and State Adjutant
Neil Holland of Detroit.
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Joe Clarke to Address
Pointe Camera' Club
Pointer Elected
AMVET Officer
A Grosse Pointer,
was elected finance
AMVETS at their
coD,vention. He was
voted' into., this ~o.
Joe Cllll'k. nationally
known
commercial and i1iuStrative phoRobert Beck,
'
officer of the' tographer,
will lecture
at the
recent state Grosse Pointe, Camera' Club on
unanimously
Tuesday evening on the subject
3 position in ~f good pictures and how to take
the state organization.
, Richard .. Moore
of Pontiac,
.
Mich .•:was elected, as commander
for the, coming year, and Neil
HciUand, Detroit •. was named adjlltant., Those elected'
viceco.mmandei's w.ere Leroy Kirtan.
as.
and 'James H. Howard; Detroit,
Lucy M. Andrews, Jackson, and
Gilbert Rubenstein of Flint.
Arthur J. Madar, commander
of Snyder Post No. 5 in Wayne
Coullly, was elected to the executive boar~ along with five other
men :,representing' outstate coun~
ties.
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The new finance officer, Robert
Beck, is ,commander
of. Grosse
Pointe Post No. 17 which holds
.its meeti"iis at the Neighborhood
Club, 171.5 Waterloo, every 2nd
and, 4th Monday of each month.
In 1923, the founder' of Communism, Lenin, declared:
"We
shalf force the United States to
s~d
herself into destruction."
.
them.
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Stanley Kenn, president of the
club,. through whom the talk was
arranged,' stated that .Clark's talted
.
(:n
manner of addressing his
audiences will make the meetiIlg
one of the y~ar's 0\ltstariding ..
In addition to the lecture the
members wlllsubinit'
their', various prints of the'models,which
were taken at the last club meeting:
,
President Kenn has issued an
invitation to. any of. the public
interes~
in photography" to, attend the meeting which ,will', be
held at, the neighborhood club.
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ON-lOB EXXPEKIENCE
Practicai
experience
in such
jobs.asselling,
price marking,.tur
storage, layaway, and wrapping
desk inspection is gained in retail stores by Michigan State College students speCializing in retailing, either in business administration or in textiles, clothing
and related arts.
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Jacobson's
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Men who desire commissions in
the regular Army are bem, cautioned to submit their applica~
tions iis soon as possible.
. Col. Walter C. Cole. Commanding officer of the Michigan Recruiting District, said that the
plications must ~ received by the
adjutant general of the War Department not later than March 1.
Rec:ent legislation
authorized
the War Department to increase
the commissioned strength of the
regular Army to 25,000.. All the
appointments
be made within the next five months.
Eligible, are males who served
as commissioned officers in the
Army of the United States any
time between Dec. 1, 1941. and
the enactment of the law' on Dec.
28. 1945. Former commisSioned
officers now serving as enlisted
men also are eligible.
.
Appointments
wi! be made in
the grades' of second lieutenant,
first lieutenant,
captain
and
major. No officer will be appointed in a grade higher than
that held during the war.
The grade a man receives will
depend on his 'age or length,of
commissioned service, whichev\U'
give,ll him greater credit. The age
limit for medical, dental, vet.
erinary, pharmacists
and ~aplains corps is. 45. The age, limit
for other branches is 48.
.
Applicants must pasS a general
survey test, physical examination
and. furnish certain biographical
information. An appearance before an Officer's Interview Board
also is required.
Informataionon
the method of
submitting
applications lri~y be.
obtaiiled at' Michigan Recruiting
District headquarters. 403 Federal
Building, Detroit, and at all posts,
camps. stations. and recruiting
oUices. in the Stat~ of.. Michigan.
ads
on paee 9.
a lD.at~h lor grey •••
that's "Belle" by Stetson.
A whisper of color above and
beneath
framing
the
brim
face.
multiplies
the charm of this cloche 'to
wear with suits ...
Hat Shop
••. 8.95
DiatinlJUilhed' Chemilt
Lecturer At MeetiD,
(light colors slightly higher)
--Hilton Ira Jones,
Dr.
distinguished chemist, 'psychololist,and
author will be the March 12th
speaker under the auspices 'of the
Grosse Pointe Ledurers., Inc.
Dr. Jones, is internationally
Mown for, his specialized chemical, research and is the head' of
his own chemical laboratory in
Wilmette, Illinois. Since science
has made such phenomenal progress in tm! lut few years-his
topiC should be of special'interest-a "Pe1!P at Things to Come".
•
Talk turkey to chicken-hearted people and you live them
goose ftesh.
to .'wholllftrst
credit is due for' notifying the
police of the suspIcious' cll'r parked
in front of Titus' drug store Friday morning which led to. the
arrest of the two young men now
held in the county.jailwB8
Jamea
Trudell of 461 Lincoln road.
Mr. Trudell hap~edto
be
passing that point a£ that hour
and hi, :suspicions were aroU8ed
bY thelonelY'cilE He'phoned.jo
1M,Cltj-;poliCe' .tIoil"irrid~il'Was
relayed'to the Farma by the ter:'
gean! Dn duty, as. the' sll8picioll8
car was ~n Farms territory.
Others $4'
I
PI~ns Should
~Registered I
Urged to Obt.in
Forms at Airports or
State PoIiee Posts
Trudell'. Tip to Police
Catchea You.thfulThieves
s.its .,
NEWS
Friday Is Deadhne. For Vets
To Apply For Ratings in
Regular Army
will
'Custom
Tailors
,(8ClO&laDd-Tallon
Pointer Amvets Officer
ap-
MSC DEAN NAl\IED
In recognition, of the work
done at Michigan State College
in setting up a program of education for returning war veterans,
'So E. Crowe, dean of students, has
:been appointed chairman of the
steering committe& for the National Work Conference on Edu• 'cation of Veterans in Colleges
and Universities.
tIfUl
~OINTE
WOO
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Final Clearance!
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PfC"ML
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FUR .TRI~IMED
WINTER COATS
'124
'74 '100
Drastic: reCluc:tionson our entire stock of fine.fur-trimmeCi CCHIts••• every
wanted type of fu; is included ••• millk, persian, silver fox, lynx, dyed fox,
nutria. etc. Of course, size ranges are broken in a" styles. SizeS 10 to 20,
33V2 to 43V2' 36 to +4. Were originally $128 to $198.
groomed in gr~,..• • •
UNTRIMMED
WINTER COATS.
there's spring in this easy, young suit
by Izod of London. The croppedshort boler?s, ve.ry trim, very slim
thb skid' bMded firmly
,144
1.i4
•
+9 give
you
~ w,el1-defined waistline. In grey yarn
dy~d woolen .. Sports Shop .. sizes 10
to 16 •• '. suit 45.00 ••• p'i'luet gilet 5.95
Dressy anClcasu.tl types in f.vorite bJ.cks, browns .nC1 • f.w light eolors,
A. beautifully tailored. Br~ken sizes for mi~ses, women
.rid
half siz8$.
Sizes 10-20,36 to +4, 33V2 to 431/ •• Were originaUy $58 .nd $78.
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Suppose you saw in the
papers about HANK. GREENBERG'S ,mar~iage to CABAL
LASKER!
I always think of
HANK as a Detroit~il but he
isn't, ,he was born iil New
York and so was the bride.
I've known CARAL for along
time.
She is pretty, gentle,
and rather shy. She is an expert e<Iuestrian .and many
early mornings I've watched
CARAL.
her
twin
sister,
HOPE,
and their
mother,
MRS. BERNARD
GIMBEL,
put their mounts over the'
jumps
at "Chief tans,"
the
family estate.
She also has
three brothers.
Her father
is the well known. department store owner. HANK, a
grand guy himself, 'is moving
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Michigan, under the Act of March 3. 1897.
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'The 'e~ae~i~ of strikes that has broken out. ~llover the
~ountry in:'.alI .S9!t.S ofwi?ely unrelated
industri~s like the
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contagious dIsease, should not be. Interpreted
sp
as themanifestatiori
of a common discontent WIth t h e A m..-r.I'can' wa.y""of' :.life and work.
In a more. r.eal sense it is
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a'tl'on ....0.f" the growt.hof
that splnt.
That great
a co'.of
the' pop.uliition whose sire. ngth. and skil.l con.stitutes
mass
the produ' ctiv,e,...fo'rce ,.of the' c,ountry IS assertmg Itself a.t
thiS time wnen the economic pattern for the future lS
coalescjng~n;t() f. ~rm •.. ' , :'.
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This 11!0yement, in a broad sense, is of the very essence
of demOcratic America.
It' is the economic antithesis of the
mold into V(~,i~h.)litlersoughtto
cast the German people:
. ThIS'.
si,.'.not
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..,..deny the. very, real .possibility of the
strike movemenLprogressing
too far ,and threatening
the
whole structUre 'of .the common welfare.
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In sinlpler language, large elements. of the working
peOple have stooo. in. fear that with the reconversion
in
i!1dustry following the end of the war in which the whole
businesS structure and arrangement
of the country has .~n
diteeted to the single purpose of waging a gr~at war, they
might flhd themselves in the squeeze of unemployment and
lower wageS.
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.. It is undoubtedly
true that many of these strikes have
beeh !=onceived and started on much the same principle as
the old maxiJri in military tactics that a bold offensive is
.the best defensive. . ...
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Le
.. ':den.' of.'org' a'iliz.e.d labor, which
always' be the
. ...f,..a...rtd
..". r.essi.on o.f.labOr...as a ,whole in all
millt8n
'..,.' e.ffeetive ev-.
its probl~ms: 'ha'ie figured, .probably . correctly,
that the
country is moving intoanew
era of higher prices, and they
wish to be aSsured that .theshare
which labor gets for its
proJlOrtiolJ. of th~ c~)Inmo~ income will .be n:a~ee.ertain.
~eAiiriot
be dismlSSf!dasa
selfish or unpatrlOtlcalm.
It
is merely .followingout'
jh'eprocedure
which is common
to the,wt)ole
Anierican .:.competitive system and is a com.
ponentparf
of free enterprise.
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, The,de~e19P~erit"6f.';theimovement
iri the immediate
futui'e mOl;tri~
t9,tp.e general welfare is that there
be'~ generlll recognition'by
both employer and employe of
that we middle ground'on
which both labor and capital
~:,;;:>'~4~.4:g:..~~io.l!.4~~taRe._~
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~~M~,rmpq:r1iiit:'<lnlf~rlHe.rel'jb~.'jUll?.controI1Fot
priceS maintaineq~y
GOvernmel}*,'.th~:~:9illy force capable
(If enfPreingcontfol,
for thedtirationOf
;the period during
whicb,.prieeS',wages
and 'profits a:r~ undergQing their new
adjustment.
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.. 'l'h~.lbility 'of Government to enforce price controls is
the great unanswered question of the near future. This
terror. to the whole econQmic',system of nations struggling
to emerge from thewreck8ge
gf war, has already caused in.
ealeulable woe to peoples in. other. countries.
America's danger'.does not lie in the demands of labor
to .obtain a better share.of the fruits of industry.
This is
• natural aim. No ,element ir1 the .country is deliberately
wishing for the' economic. destruction. of another' group.
Reuonand
the',inherent
sense of fair play which has always been .na~\.lral to the Ameri~an people in every strata
mar ~ rehed:~pon to ~ely naVIgate the currents through
which we are.,,'. now passmg.
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doe..
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The ..f;ime calls
calmness in our view. of the rela,;;.:_ betw.'
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een .ourse ves and t.. e
ussians.
ti011S,0CA>:l...... g
. I t. wci.uld .h.be. .•wholly' .unwise. and unwarranted
for the
pu bli
. c mltld. e.re to con~lude that'matters
w.eredrifting
rapidly from 'padto'Worse~.
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WliiIeRussia"s,fiippant
answer to, the disclosures. in connection With her spy activities in Canada may be bOth aggravating and in a sense inexplicable to the American mind,
it is nothing to ~ greatly upset over. We must remember
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. that Mr • M. a I0 t ov a Iso mus t say somet hin. g to t e ussian
people and somet4nes a casual treatment
of this character
when caught in an embarrassing
situation is best for home
'consumptjon.
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Ai. ter.a
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hR' 11, t b er.eh ,is probl',bly nothing .in our 'under. standmg Wlt
ussla w ich precludes her from learning. all she
can about our war readiness.
This sort of thing goes on
all the while between all major countries and no doubt our
own !ntelligence service is picking up whatever and whenever It can, any convenient tidbits of military information.
In our own case it might be recalled that the late
President
Theodore Roosevelt had the convenient
habit
whe!'1ever. trippe~ in a~ embarrassing
situation, of quickly
placing his questIOner In the Ananias group.
In his seven
years in office he collected a sizeable company in his private
collection.
In fairness we must confess that Mr. Molotov's
d!sposition of his private embarrassment
was mark~ly
less
direct and brutal.
Our atomic bomb information' "wasn't
worth bothering about;" and that dismissal of the matter is
entirely agreeable. to us.
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Seriously speaking, Russia has no more desire. for. war
~hat have we. She is just keeping her powder dry and
It behooves us to do the same thing. We should continue
to talk frankly with Russia, and softly, but at the same
time carry our big stick, of which we may be assured she
is well aware.
The query
blurted out in Congress
the other day
whether Russia is planning for the conquest of the world is
merely ill advised and provocative
bucolic statesmanship.
The less we have of that sort of speechmaking for the benefit
of Buncomb county the better.
. The plain truth i~ that a spirit of friendship between
thIS country and RUSSia has been historic in the relations of
the two nations.
It might be timely to recall now that
when Bri?in was Jo.oking about for mercenaries to subjugate
the American colomes, she was told by Catharin,e of Russia
that she w?uld never lend or rent soldiers of her country
to llght agamst a people who were fighting for their liberty.
She got her needed troops from the Hessian Grand Duke
in Gel1MllY.
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~ears later during the Civil war, when the pot
w .. boi:IiIiIC between us and England over the Trent Affair,
a ~
teet uehored in New York harbor, the sig,~
flIf..nteh eesture wa!f fufly al'preciated in Down.
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A •. PRYOR
"My iI1SSwerslire irudequille
Th Ihos,JnflltUi;"g
JII)' dd dIJU,
Alld ,ver s~t II'li"y shork
Through slrli-tlgers tIS.i"g what's o'rlock,"
Whose d4)'S IW~ sP'''1 in u,hiUling rhyml , • ,
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DrlE II SWEDE.
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If anyone knows, the origin of the word "Vichysoisse"
(cold potato soup, to you), PLEASE write us a note.' Some
guy with nothing else to think about, has been badgering us
about it for weeks, knowing we wo.uldn't leave a soup bowl
unturned
until we found the answer.
But where ~i) find
it'! and' tllat brings us to an amusing inCident that happened in Boston.
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We flew the.re for lunch o~e ,day dultin the war, (you
cansee where thIS column gets ltS na~e.) and lunched at a
"OriginfUo,s
S_gllSborJ
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at Rivard
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1.1Inohoon. Sorve<l 11;30 to 2:30
Dlnn.r. Serv~d5:30 to 10 l". M.
smot ~renchres~au~~nt.
. PeerIng at the menu, we
across Frense SOlsse .under soups. WhIm we asked
the
waiter but
for we
an don't
explana,tion!
s.aid, 'fIt
is the same soup,
Madame,
recogmze he Vichy
anymore."
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And that brines to mind all the funny little thinEs tbat make
lime I 1 SIlWJ._ HANK
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.' J' WO up America ... such as; U1e day alter we cot In!o World Wir I,
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all the bakeries 'cbanllnr the name or German Apple cake tn
)'ears
WIIS
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phI' .... IZI p'-eones,'" II French Apple eake; a street in New York that had been Hamburl'
WI . II :young
/1 /
know"
annue for louler than we can remember, was chanled overnlfht
to
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"g e IsYork.'UlC'HANK
we
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Th e people of Grosse Pointe are going to have laid, di- was "lone III Ihe btlr IIIId 'lime Wilson Avenuej l!Dd'do ):ou nmernber the Dumber of flop hou!leS
rectlyoi1 their doorstep in the near future the question of OZ'trlO
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h~lIo. Big AHa all over the eountry that chanred their names to Lindberrb Hotel,
whether or not they propose to honor with a suitable memordI k
soon .rter Lindy mA4e his famous bop?
ial the h~f~OiCse rvices off their sons and daughters who fought
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DOMESTIC DIARY: Woman gave a formal dinner .party. this,
t ' Icent
h' t yl and ef ectively in the greatest war in their grtmUII-J h'e 11,'IISwlliling
for
coun ry s IS ory.
some girl-..""d Ihol how lu,k)' week .•.
the first large social to-do' she'd had, since her new
Such a memorial, if the people will it; will'also.conspicushe WIIS. , Well, he, wIISn'l. He waitress had started working for her.' Alter dinner, the woman
ously memorialize the hundred young men who gave their tl'IIS IIIl a/one. He di"ea.wilb
5idled into the pantry in search of the cook to 'tell her how much
lives in the struggle.
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Ihe everyone enjoyed t~e food. Cookie. had departed. but the waitress
_ This question, ip its many aspects,. has been the subject boy w;'s spee,hless. As II puh- was buzzing around •. , 50 the woman said: . "I'm sorry cook has
of study by a small group of citizens fQr some time past. li~ figure, HANKh"s
held his left. I wanled so much. to tell her what. a good dinner she preThis me~orial. will not be provided unless the pe9pleof this position wilh dig";ly "lid good pared:' Without dropping, a chore, the. waitress chirped, "Service
commumty evmce a greater desire and interest in the matter grace. He. dest1'v~s the' beslwasn't bad either."
than they have thus far.
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Whatever is provided, if such happens, should be' beau• • •
in their ''People are talldne about" dept., Harper'. Buaar will
tuul and permanent and suitable to the purpose sought. In ,.BEA LILLIE was in the eertalnly have some.thlnK &0 write about next month, that'a ri(b.t
design and character
it should conform to this fine com- U.S,A. recently -for
a week., oil Ita cwn front stoop .• • lIamely, ihe monstnlllity of art, Oall',
munity of which we are all so proud. Above all' it should Someone asked her what she wife. Don.t miss this. 'nne,' eYen If you have to peek at It In the
carry
complete h and 11'lasting
tecognition
for and she .said .. "To 'dru:store.
he1terstill;
If be'.
you banrlnraway
have a dentist atapPointment.
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d
bl
h o.fthe young' men 'came
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It alo~ aad Or
look
at It while,
your molan talce
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ts h. womenf w.,o. ra Ie so no y to t eif country's call in' post a letter!" Reminds
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Of he won't bave to tell ..'you 10 keep your mouth ci~ft ••• you won't
lour
0 pem.
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one time very shortly 'before be able t. shut it for ,at least ~5 minutes While ,"oG're looIllD«.at
The ~tudy Group which is now weighing the matter is the war in Europe .. My h.us- the fantastic Thitll'. .
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most anxIOus that there shall be the fulleSt discussion of the band Ind I had flown to Lon.
Inthll samelllSue, and QUITE a eontrast to Dali's lICrewbaU
subject. Tb t,his end it offered prizes for the best suggestions
don from Pari~. The offiCials e!forl, is a charmin(pletufe of Mrs. Henry Ford II .... whlcb, In.
from all resldents of the community. It is' anxious to know were being particululy
cau- cidentally, doesn.t 'do her JUBtlee'.as rrudma
w~uld Sly. The
wha~ the service men and women themselves think, not with tious just then because ever~'. }'ord iace lsamODe our favorite laees .' •• IIll we take IlDlbrace
the Idea that these are expected to solicit a memorial to one knew what wu tomiD(, when Ihe pboWrrapbers don't "do rirht by our AnD."
themselves but to learn what they wouldmosf
appreciate
and IS a result, every, mall.
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and probably use, ~ it is to take a utilitarian form.
who didn't have a" cockne~'
Il\'JPRESIHONS
. If the commumty
does not, st~rt something along this accent, was a .bloody spy.
,MRS. JOHN GARLINGHOUSE: Walking encyclopedIa. • • Ale
Ime now when t.he boys ar~,r~turnmg
from ~he war, it may They asked us mnumerable,
••• Fox Hunls ... Malaga grapes ... 'Rugged furniture ..•
be a very. long time bef0.re It. IS undertaken, If ever. A num- a~d. what s~med 1.0us, very
MRS. WILLIAM CURRAN: Peppermint sticks .• , Black lace
,ber of cIties and ..~owns In the country. have already started
tr~vlal questions. Fmally, o,!e panties •• ; Sea Foam ... Jive ... Buster Brown s41ts ....
~!I~.~'--!!l~Y.!!m..ep.~~~$9,f,~tQem,;;w.i!k~.,<;.!'>mpl~,t~
..,wltl!"',~!~,,~~w.:~~,.,~r"..1.A!-.kE~4Lc!.MRS. ERNEST KANZLER: Gowns. by'. V"leiltina .';'.Code
In the next tWI?~Dr~hr'7- year~.,Gros~e
~Oll~t~ sho~ld not be ~'o.u co.me to LOnif~n jttst .at 'rri~age5~ ;/t .' Ellzabelhan- hoUSe<!."; "."Iced. teA, with .lemon ••.
ruman
lagga~d. The hIgh qual.lt~ of .1tS patrIOhc cItizenshIp and its thl,s trme?"
Slid, Windsor Rose nail' polish •.• ,'
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.r:eal, If late!1t, apprecla,h~n .of th~, deeds of its sons and qUIte casually, 1came to hu~'
MRS. CARTER SALtS:tGplml's
poems .••
TurUe-neclc'
oaughters wIll not, p~rfl.llt It to long postpone such,action.
a hat." There was a moment sweaters ..• Bicycle-bu\lt-for-hvo • ; • Sarsarparilla , , • Hamblirler
. ~t the fI.l0ment It IS of the first importance that public of shocked silence.
Then w~ and onions ••.
opInIOn .be dlrecte~ to the matter and that the people begin all broke down an~ .llad a
MRS. ROBERT MARTIN: Circus ponies •..
Pinwheels ~ "
to talk It over seriously am~llg t.hemselves.
!oud l~ugh,But
t~_e Joke 01 Raspberry sherbet •• , chiffon scarfs in myriad shade. of blue •••
It W:ilS, that he reaUy HAD LucHe iuggage' •••
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come to buy a hat. HealWe JUST ..foutld, Ol1t:that Ted Grace who eommentates at 11
ways wore English hats an.d p. m. over WJR, Is non~ other than the oatraceollsly bandsome lOll
A group styling thems~lvesthe
American Sunbathing
thourht he'd ret a few before 0' Ted Grace of advenisinr lame. He sounds so much older than
Ass~atio~
met i~ New York'the
other day and planned
the war closed down. Natur- he is (o'cr the air waves) that we practically bet our shirt It
drashc achon agamst the sartorial habits of the American
ally, there were a coupl.e of conldn't be the same 'little' boy we knew years afo when he lived
people. They are against tlie two-pants suit which is being other reasons for the trip.
In G. P. Shores.. He probably wOIIldn't remember It ••• but when
threatened by the clothing manufacturers.
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lie was In short pantaand we Were In lonr skirt& ••• he eave.1IS a
The president of the association, who is white-haired
GIrls, what. are you doing a1repthrilat (by way or a water. IlallS, in ease you're wonderinr)
and
venerable,
confes.s0s tha.t "this is J'ust a part of our, plan look
about.like
your
haIr I with
Do .you
t
d
a spaniel,
bits still
and and It layed WI low for a loor, lon~ lime. We forlin YOII T~
a un re~s the world In the mterest of peace and harmony."
wisps to ;j.'our ~houJder~? Well• ••• on aecount )'ou sound as I'ood as you looll!
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In hiS next breath
he discloses the high
ideals of his whacking.
get out theThe
scissors
and isstarl
Fraternity-Sorority
of simplicity.
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short bob'
on
Sornehow or other, our ears got tangled up in the Junior
' .He says, "If we could Just get to work on the United the way back. ANITA ''The League 'program for children, presented every Sat~rday morning
N:ahon's Organization,
we'd be getting someplace;
even' a F8ce"COLBY, Hollywood fash. long before our eyes are open. If we hadn't been too sleepy,. we'd
dl.plomat don't" stand on his dignity. when he's .sta~d;ng I'n ion adviser and one of the' pret- have turned it off when we heard it was 'for kiddies ... but we
h IS a 1toge.t h er. Mr. Knapp, .the crusaders' presl'dent, u.I'S.no t'les t g'f. IS you ever saw, says it's
ciidn't turn it off and we're darn glad. It (thp. one we heard) was
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m.ean phIlosopher. O.ne can Invisage that if the cult of the so. S ays sh e won 't b e th e gumea
simply delightful and we don't see why the J. L. 's'U:esses the
uncIot.hed could be Impressed. to the point of conversl'on' o.n'. pig to start, but that there is no child angle.' Grown-ups would love it .•• jUlit as' they love "Alice
h
doubt-the boyish bob of the '205
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t e mIxed state folk of the UNO, while it might not conduce is s n e a ki n g bath~ I R EN E in Wonderland."
to th~ composu~e of the ?eliberations,
it would exemplify
CASTLE was in town not long
the direct and SImple clanty of approach so needed in this ago.
An event casting her
company, now addressed to the solution of the wounded
shadow. I presume!
world's problems.
ANITA and MAGGI "-dlo"
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ut w y pants at all, as suggested by, the sunbathers"
McNELLIS. not enl,". hr • ., fhe
opposition to two pair?
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Years ago two groups of Amish among t.le Pennsylvania'
smartest, airee abont tire' bolt:
Dutch .rent as.un.de.r, not the pan.ts, but large .eleme. ',"ts of t'ne ANITA said that some of hn
M oravlan religIOniSts, on the tremen'dous' 'I'SS..ue of,. "button
frl e....,...
'...._. h.ave.. follnd ..the :.-t
. thO
or no buttons'!" Why not meet this new issue by laying }'t m' allluml'
IBfS un d'er th'elr " parll
th 1
f th UNO'
boys.". One unearthed an old,
e ap 0
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In a forthright maryter'!
beloved p(>wder-pll1f-Gne, Ii racLet t~ese pussyfooters decide the question, Pants or No inr sheet from Hialeah. another.
Pants, WIthout further
ado or sideslipping.
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MEZTlNG
'rhe regular meeting and Sew~
ingmeetirig of the Pistrict Nur ••
ins SOCietywill be held on Wed. '
nesday morning. March 6 at 11
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Roy
D: McClure, 1490 Iroquoi& Ave.
IN2.U
Parklnll:
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Cj~;
me
Din~i" lb.
POlPEll1 RDOI
W ilIN ;"Ib,
80LD DUP"
And ~,
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rhyl~s
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CHARLES COSTEUO
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his orc1leslf'_ •••
THE WHlmER
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BuflL'l at River
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GEORGE PIPER
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Friday'
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EARL B.BRIIK ABEley
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TIte, Cooper.t. For
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By' FRED M. KOPP. R.Ph.
Centuries old in' service to
mankind is the conscientious
'cooperition between'your doctor and the druggist. a team
dedicated' to. your. health. Its
foundation i" mutual trust.
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All the skill af his command
-plus
up-to,the-minute
acQuaintance with' every ad.
vance in medical science-goe"
into the diagnosis and prescription a doctor wrHl!s.
• the drug~st lol.
In his turn.
lows the doctor's orders to a
pin-point of l'xactitude. knowing full well the vallie of his
work.
Those affiicted with i1lnes~
are the beneficiaries of this
team work. They always appreciate it when the doctor
recommends a drugil(ist in
whom he h~s confldence.
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In thIs p.p.r .Arh
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Cnp,rlltht
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INCOME TAX
Experienad accountants thoroughl,
familiar
with tM.lntCnal
Revm.u Cock
This organization spedalkes
the entire ,uzr in.taxes
Moderate Fe.es
Krausmann & Associales
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HOURS: 1. A. M. t. I.P. M.
15530 EAST WAUEN
APPOINTMENTS
AYE.
JOHN M. CARLISLE
John M. Carlisle, News roving re.porter who covereCt the war ttonb in
Europe and battles of the 32nd in the
Pacific, is now in "Fabulous Florida"
which in his own words is enjoying the
"wackiest and daffiest winter leason"
in its history .
Dont' fail to read what he says about
ita hotels, motels, gambling palacel,
dog tracks and cra~
lpending,
Exclusively lit
fhe Detroit News
iF DESIRED
TU-1-3060
FOR HOME. DILIYIIY, .CALL RANDOLPH 2~.
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~'!or;fresJ#Rall
along the way, these.~
foods are 'giverl, sPecwat~tion.On
arrival. Tender, 'young
vegetables andl:i~,"jQ,icj fruits are placed in refrigerated'
that keeptberttat
flavor-peak and protect their valuable vitamiJu and minerals.
easel
Top-quality Super-Right Meats are packaged individ. uallyand refrigerated in specially designed racks, from
which you ~e
your own selection. Rich dairy foods ..•
lDfUly rushed fro~ nenby farms ••• are inimediately, on,
'amval, ,refrigerated for freshness.:
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Ternptin'bU"iry'treatli, bakeddaiIy,in
A&P's oWll~
le8ibakmes, ar.ruahed,tothenewJanePai'm'-~
Departzn.nt irI '
eontiners ,that. protect their
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special: '
. oven-freshn~
DelicioUs HolIy Carter Candies are hurried'frfth ~m A.&Ps own candy kitchen."'~d
the pick
of the fish andseafood,catches,
selectedrigbt.at
the docki
and piers when the'fishing fleets. come in, are speeded to
your A&P so you enjoy their finet' deliCate 'flavor to the
fullest!, .
Come in today and see A&P's new, modern Super
. Ma~ket with its many ~ovatioristhatn1alce
shopping
qwcker and easier ••• give you freSh foods Teally fresh.
You'll agree that for good eating at modest cost •.•. it pays
.. shop at your new G~
PointeAIlP
Super Market! ,
CANDY •• " "deliciou.r, 1resh, and ~
II)
t4rt1l' .• " thllf's whet llou'll sell lIbout .Holl,
CMter Candie, . ! .nuhed
stTlIigh~.trAltP, OUlll IJIOtlea ealldll kitchelu!"
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of frozen {ruit.!
from •.. al frozen
lmciomly smooth
IGtelf bugs!
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alld vegetables to c~o.ose
at peak of 1reshneis.
Also
ice cream, packed in in.m-
'ISII AND SBAfooD ••. agTllncl 1l8Tietll
delicate III jl(llltJred fresh ane! .c!t .UICrteT
filh " .. plus tangy seafood. 1M tcutlf appetizers aM 'lilads. See the tencleT, l/OIlftg JlCI'I1." hert, too!
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: 'RESH fRUITS AND YBGETABLES .• ,
.' "appetite-tempting" describes AltP'stendn,
lloung
vegetables.
and firm,
;uke-lGdm
./ fruits ..• aU displalled in speciall" lf~4
rejrigeTtted
rackJ which
IJUUre ~.
and flq."'MI
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'cor,n ... llljl4!rb
three
each
qu4!itlf AltP Coffee •••
difft1ent
blends
rOG$U1'-fre.h
and
to
choose from • • •
Custom
GrOUM
to
bUill
fit l/OIlr coffeepot lit the,oerv minute 1/014
DAfllf CRNfBIt ••• the ploce 10 choose fnsh
mille, rich crea m and outtt1, alld quality
See the a7ll4Zing CMC1f'tment of both
tanfl; alld fIlild-1fGwred cMeJef, too! '
It baa come to our attention that
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lilN eireu.-natances beyond our
zontrol, lOn'le Grosse Pointe resi.
dea1II faiJed to receive their invita.
tiona in dine t.o attend the op"..ning
.t the _ A1cP Super Market at
lT1JO Kerdleval. Tuesday evening,
February 19. We Ire sorry that
111. hapjleMd and cordially invite
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POIN'(E
NEWS
Society News Gath'ered from All of "the Pointes
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by
Scbermerbora.
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Headed +owlrd Miemi BMch tod.y , , .'
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Are the newly wedded Arthllr J. Rohde•• , • the wet. th..
.. former Virginia Rabaut, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joim. P. Itlibeut
t ...and Mr. R. who ul'ltil recently was a Grosae Poil'l"r, is tt..
, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rohd. • • •
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Their mlrrilg' took place .It the Whitti'r onWednesd.y
~ ..••• follo....ing which'they I.ft on their Southern wedding trip •••
This Thllnday .vening ••• Mrs. Rohd.'s brOth .... i".lew
y. Il'Id sister, ;', Mr•• n'd Mrs. Thor"" L. Cofllen of ClnclM.ti •••
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~. were hosh .t • !erg•. dinn.r perty to c;om~ment 1M couple , •"
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They willmlk. th.ir home In theWhittief ~rtmentl
Ilpolt
fneir return from the ~lJ"th • , •
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MISS FOSTER TO GIVE 1946 MAY PARTY
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Jllst.bollt the b1ggeit social news ofthi, newPNAtime'
comes with th. announ~ment ••• that Mila Annie Wlrd
,. Foster's .;,nlUll May Party will be held once .lJIin • ••
The data is May /7. , • end the pl.ce: the trystal balltoom
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The last May Party. , • helcf .. ore
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Silver May Party • ,~, when society .f1ocbd to old .Arcedi. to
IMk. soci.1 history ; ~.. ..'
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Society, weS ~presented from gf.ncllMlM •• , to tiniest
'"" budJ.t (llged II?oirHhrH «four),
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And soon, .ftar ••• therieg Iin., ••• 10. itnportm t."May
':,: Parties ••• w.nt off to World W.r II • • •
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They w.r. filled.with~tllgic
m.m,orlflOfdil~ing
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To. men .•• " +he sOlcIiers.nc1 JIM .nchn.rines wrote,
~"I.c.l!n heer th.M.rc:h.Of the Toys right now.s I reuN tM llri
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SO Mila FOit.r WllS dmrmined tNt her ""'7'
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~ • ,Mer. Party et tho .. ruNt op.portvnity , ••• nd tNt",,1I be
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Down Mexico way are the
JOSEPH R. P~,
whose,
twins, PAMELA IiI1d JOE, are N t' Is to Be H Id'
M .
t St C'" d
staying with their ,randparents,
Up la .
e
In
omlng
Nice.
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MR. and MRS. RICHARD H.
Mont_fako. Church; ReceptiOn.t the INt Club
WEBBER, of Lake Shore road,
-------while thelormer Navy man and
Pre-nuptial
plans and parties occupy every ~oment of
his wife vacation South of the bride-elect Helen Ann Bayne's busy schedule these days aa .
border.
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.her April 30 wedding. to Richard A. Scharge nears.
A family reunion' is in progreJIS Helen Annis the daughter of ,
. .
in MRS. STANDISH. BACKUS' Mr. and .Mrs. Evan P. Bayne, Hollebeke, Mrs. Max Vivi~l'I-,Mr..
Lake Shore road home, with her of Berkshll'e road, and her fiance Charles Fisher, Mrs, Joseph Conson-in-law and daughter. COL. is the son of Mr. and Mn. W. C. lis Laura Shindler' Cathl'rine
and MRS. ALFRED L. MARKS, Sch~II,e•. of Devo~ire
. r~d. Kinney, Mrs. Clar~nce ' Dach,
here from Winter Park,'Fla. An- Theil's WIll be," morm,ng servIce Elise Schrage and Mrs. John F.
• • •
other dauahter, MRS. EDWARD in St... Clair de Montefalco' Geymann.
Out at Palm Springs. Calif"
H. JEWWI'T, arrived fiom Lapeer Church, to be followed by a reBILL BREER is recuperating
for a for~t..,.
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ception in the, Detroit Boat
frC!m that long stint of. Army
Club
.
service, including a year and a
MRS. HARVEY:L. KIMERLY . -rv;o mail-ON 'of honor arid
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half in the ETO. He headed West
and !ler daughter,. AVERY three bridesmaids will attend
after 'a stay with his parents,
LYNN, of Touraine road. have Helen Ann. The bridegroomIS \ljtf
MR. and MRS. CARL BREER, of
returned from their trek to Fort elect's ~ister; Mrs. John F. Gey-WJndmill Po~te. drlve.
Lauderciale, ~la~. •
mann, and Mrs. James E. Coyle, With most Pointe ex-service,.
. . ..' 'of Washington, will be the honor men settling at hom,e a"ain.:
'A trio ~
•• ttlin"• on .Dt:U,cr
"'.... d rOdd
'U'1>S matrons. and Mrs.. J 0 hn A, Far- CaroH Trego Ballantyne \\(ill• re. A'-- home ago•
comprisestbe
,WILLIAM McTHEODORE 05Il}S, of WaahinI-Iey,'. June DittlIler. and Barbara verse things March 4 when he
MILLAN family--former Navy
ton road •. who Will the ,uest of Reynolds. the biidesmaidJl.
leaves for New Yurk on the first
Lieul McMillan. Mrs. M. Md
MR, and MRS. WALLADE GIBJohn F Geymann will serve lap of his trip to England. Intheir daughter, JULlANNA. They
SON in New York.
as best m~ and Mr. Schrage has centive for the former corporal's
have just arrived from Houston.
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liked Peter Bayer, Jack Wei,el, journey is hi, marriale to Anne
Tex. to make. their home here
Braving Pointe winter blastS Bill' Staperfenne, and Josepb Garrett, daughter of Mfs. Hilda
r
e,
JnAeaME
Msr'TMHAcMyiEllRan'sMPCMIL.rcmLts~
again after ail, interlude in Schrage, hi5. cousin, to usher.' Garrett, of Highbury. Lo)nd"n~
nJ.' s
Florida, MR. and MRS. HAROLD
Last week Mrs. Earl MOS5Der
of Bedford road.
BEATTY are back in their Pine and Mrs. Joseph FieJt teted tqe
The. son of Mr. and MI1I.
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coux:-t home~ They. were the bdde-to-be. at a luncheon and How~d PI &na~t.yne. of MeQuail-shooling has attracted
guesl.li of Mr. Beatty's parents, handkerchief
lIhoftr.ill
the Kinley place. Ted hopes to armany Pointers to Sallord, Ala.,
the HAROLDC.
BEATTYS•.. Detr.t Y htCI b .tivein
LOndon 101' a late March
where the HARRY S. FINKEN.
of Skaneateles. N. Y., arid Naples,
.s.°tl'da'
u . u_
Arth.ur wedd!nJ. to be attended only by
ur
STAEDTS, of Woodland place.
FIa. and went down for the Schr
y \oontesi-T
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h membeIllof the family md close
their son, JIM, the HOWARD F.
weddi!'l& of .his lliSter. LAUM:, eon .:d:e~U:aho~~c
~ frienda.
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SMITHS and MRS. SIDNEY T.
to LiEUT.DAVlD
FORSYTH the' .Lletroit Athletic Club. for
After a weddUlJ trip to .the
~~tE~h~~~s.w;f~
:~~nfa1h:
Before her maiTiageon
Wednesday MRS. ARTHUR.
ANTHONY.'
'which:Helen
Ann,chose a black ~ke'C~unt:Y. the young couple
trip to Boca Grande, Fla. beiori'
J. ROHDE was Virginia Rabl.ut, daughter of Mr•. and
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frock.with awine-colored bodice ~ill arrive In the,States the end
returning home. •
Mrs. John P. Rabaut.
Mr. Rohde is the son of Mr. and
From EffinCham, lil. MRS. emcroideredin
black sequiJUl, a of May.'Mr. and.M~!. Ballantyne
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th .. South
ed
FRANK: MITCHELL and her two. amall bliacksequin hat and a.nd Howard,. Jr., Will meet them
Mrs.
nt ony 0 e.
0 owmg
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ern w.
small. daughteIll accompanied cot'sa"e of pu.-nleorchids.
.at
the doc:k.' Ul New York.,
The week-end brought a gala
ding trl'p they will.make
their hom'e in . the Whittier . •
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... .list were Mrs. " Th,i marriage i. the. culmina.•
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On • the' guest
family reunion.to the ALLAN A.
Photo by Preston SWef!!t HELEN. Mac!'IE WALKER, of.
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WALES' household on Lodge
McKinley .road, back to the Bayne. 'Mrs. Schrage, Mrs. Earl .Ion 0 • .romance
lun w en
drive with their two d&ughteJ'l
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Paln'te•..The. Mi'-hells ..... p.la.n.- Mossner.Mrs. Joseph Fiest, Mrs. Ted. wI!' stationed with the
and 'their
husbands. LIEUT.
Durin, their recent vlslti~ the
MR. and MRS. HENRY sHEto ninato move to Leland, -Mich. 'in .foseph Schrage.
Mrs'. Joseph USAA!' m EllIland;
.eOL. and' MRE.IRVING . L. Pointe. MR.
MRS. FRANK DEN, of Rathbone place, are a'few weeks.
Schrage, Jr., Mrs. Maree. Ber,STRADER and MR. and. MRS. COXE, of Biltmore"N. C,' were settled. in the Kaw~a Club at
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blest, Mr!.Joseph
Pult!,. MIll. Phyllis c.ri
Pledged
GEORGE D. MOFFET, JR., on feted at numerous. gatherings of Veradero, Cuba for. SIX weeks.MRS
.. GEORGE. P. CAULKINS Anthony Pul~. Mrs. Philip Van.
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deck. The' colonel is just back old friends from Asheville. Their
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and her .11011, JACK; of Rivard;
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Mlchlg.nSt.+eCollege
from three and a .hall years hostess"MRS: CARTER SALES,
MorePoinlers whohave chosen be
. ii,h
.' turned
S~'Jose. ph:ta
overseas.
of E. Jefferson avenue,'. enter- Florida for their winter vacation . ulevar 14 lveVre
0 from a
t.
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Phyllis
Cad, Groae 1l0intl
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MR.
d MRS Jaunt to
t. emoll,' .,' where G .I..J 'H-!.J
B'd
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M"ch'
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tained at a mnre p Y. w e spo. mr: ue
. an
., they visited. Mrs.. C.'.son-in-Iaw
Ulla
QlQS
n ge.p' rty
sophomore at
I Iglln Stat.
,Two Pointers in the East are the THOMAS F. PADDOCKS, ~AMES S. HOLDEN. of ~ash- 'and daughter the REX LAMBS
College•• hu been piedi'd. by
MRS. ERNEST KANZLER and of Touraine road, honored them mgton road, who are relaxmg, at JR.. ,.'
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'The
st. .toseph Carmelite Quild Dela Gamma Mu., women',na.
MRS. ALLAN SHELDEN, who at breakfast in their home.
Punta Gorda, and the CA~R.
LUCIEN:!!:DeMON.FORT.pian- is having a. St. JosePh-Sl Patrick tiona! fencing honorary.
.
arellpendinl a few days in New
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ON B. WATERMANS, of Lincoln !It witn the Columbia Concert celebration at a dessert. brldge.The"sororlty
pledged 13 WOIneD
York.
A
iate'
winter
trip
will
be
road.
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JrOupin New York hBsrelum~. party. ar . B.•. p. m., In e 5tu entl at. a recent ceremony.
launched by MR.. :and MRS.
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. ed to her home at 1117 Grayton home of ~rlI.' Lynri Beadle of Miss Carl. daughter of I\-lr. and
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.road,
1\i.~xc'l(.~1r
(ElIenore',S.toN,Irowft) ••• th&1thi Mrs.,Paul:
R ............ o.aJV
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in')laich:-Th'i
toiusOmeliave
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beau place; hopped • train for taken a cottage at Sea ISland,
n P.. ~)
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.H.~"'1ix Annie WmI.~.
Palm Sprinls, Calif., where she where they will migrate forabe
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with' her mother, or eJght weeks.
M rs.~ •. III" H, hi, Jr.,'.nd Mu. Fr.derlclt Lethe"'.....
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MRS. NOBLE C. BANKS,
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MRS; HENRY E.
embroiclerad in rhilHlSt'oMl• ,."~'
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. liJoltN P. FRAZER JR: wua
BODMANlIave transferred their
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'ream.t,hOl~ in his honie on Wuh.vacation:.llite
from Fort LauderQUEENS OF FORMER MAY,PARnESmaton
road to celebrati'.bia
dalli'tol'Uhta
Gorda, Fla.. and
-GtMrsw!l0 'he..... 1Mi GrIJldMercn.,eta: ..__ ...._.__ '._.
lease' 'from the Army after .the 'JOSEPH B. SCHLOTMANS.
Mrs. Spencer Oem ••• Mrs.
MaClII!rt. Jr. •.••
sernnc overseas 18 monthsu_a
Wl!.CL )~~,.
afortni,ht
in Sl
Mrs. Georg. V. c.nd.llr ••• M~ Howll'd Iinth.m.. • •
Mreeant..
Petersburl arid Clearwater, have
Mrs. Ch.n. MUllglnT........... .-. ~ M110
~itdleI • • •
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likewise arrived in Punta Gorda .
,M J
H 6wden III ._,~....... --.
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InMWnI Beach MRS. RICH.
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rs.
ARD K. DEGENER, of MeMi1lell
Home allain are the EDWARD
Mhllr O<MlgJ.s,Jr •• ,~.
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' road, and MRS. LAWRENCE G: L BOOKS, of Neff road. 'They
.
MIS. Willi~ H•. Ierg .... Mrs. Itobel+ 5criPfll .. • • .nd
PEEZ, of Bishop road, are vaca- traveled to Beach o' Pines in
'Mrs. RicIMrC:M. SpmIey • ,.
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tiOlliq for three weeks.
. Grand Bend, Onl. for a.week's
. This M.y PlriJ of 1946 sfIouIcf be tM riloIt joyew .nd lwiI• .. •
stay with Mr. Bool.t's parents,
r..nt of tMm In .'. • .
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.
Mary Rummel spent the week:- MR. and MRS. J. BURGESS
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MAth
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,Headquarters lor Poinle folk
in Miami Beach Is the ROY
FRUEHAUF home. Recent guests
~f. :¥n. F. were MR. and. MRS.
HARLOW STAHL and their
daulhter, ANN, MRS.. ELMER
HOWELL, MR. and
MRS.
GEORGE GAGNIER and their
son. FRED, MR. and MRS.
ELMER TUTTLE and MRS.
CARL STEWART.' More of the
FruehaU! clan, MRS. HARVEY
FRUEHAUF and her daughter,
BARBARA, are also winterinll at
Miami Beach.
and
;:: citOIen
~d the' ~r.nd M...ch: Of. Foatet:M.y Party. ••
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The gins who twive led th; Mitch il'l other years 1ge from
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Th.y ineJlld.:'''n .- ",. T' I•• , • •
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Mrs. Edsel Ford ; , • Mrs. c.rter 51••••
MI'S. Freclenck
:; S. Ford .; • Mrs,; ..George. "PCIrlW.Me.MiftOn,.'';'. Mrs., Georg..
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Helen Bayne Prepares
For April 30 Wed9ing
Short and to the Pointe
From Another Pointe
of View
~nd with, her part:lts.Mr.
and BOOK, JR.
Mrs. Eo J. Rummel. 208 McXinley
Road .. She was recently elected
~~ih~':t:.
va~:~~~~s
~~~~r~;s
th~N~::f
o~~~~
.. SMITH .. anJ! her, Muaicel~;cDI Socim
brothe'f;PAuL.,"OtWindiior;'ifoi'.
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a' journey to Mt. .. TremblaDt,
where they, will meet other
Pointe skiers, Leontine's brothl!J',
CPL. HENRY KEANE, has 'liJS
release from the Air Corps after
two years at Wright Field.
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Before. MRS. BENJAMIN S.
WARREN, of Lake Shore rOAd,
left for Beea Raton, Fla. to visit
MRS. RUSSE~L .A. Alger, MRS.
.rAMES O. MURFIN /lonored.her
at a dinner. and bridge session in
her home.
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Iltar.Hours:
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On the OCcasion of their first.
wedding anniversary, Mr. and
MRS. R. P. BAUBlE issued invites for ~ cocktail gathering in
their home on Trombley roa4,
preaident of the Rho •Gamma
chapter Df Chi Omega, and prea!.dent of the Pan Hellenic Counell
at Hillsdale Collele~ Hillsdale,
Michigan.
Baby's Own Shop
Postian's
Sale
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. BIItIIWtN rl*d R _tcLl'1IC 14- ud bJertiI*
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1_ powder, too. ADdtkat
6.wcr!ReT_ ~Y!!Ga" pnna-I
ORIENTAL RUGS
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C~";;AS~
IM3'7 Eo 1V~
at o.Iw DrIft
• FAa jIIC)WIIIf
,You are inyjt.d' fo visit our showroom and see for YOll~lf
our frnest coHedion of Oriental rugs and rare pieces, from
throw-rugs to room size, in gorgeous colors. When YOtlbuy
• rug from Postillll'Syou will buy the frnest. ,
# 102 Sarouk. 12x9. Reg. $695, Sale ......
_. _. $595
.175 Royal sarouk, 13'xlOJ, Reg. $1,200, Sal. 995
182 Kerman, 111Ix9, Reg. $1,000, Sa'.....
• .• 895
'183 Meshed. IIIxS', Reg. $550, Sale ..•.• , •• 485
136 Dargazin, 6~x31O,Reg. $125, Sale. •
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'145 Kerman, 5x3, Reg. $150, Sale
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:125 Princess 8ukhara, 5x38, Reg. $225. Sale... 175
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This is a grellt opportunity to possess any sf these rugs at
such redtlced price5.
Cleaning & Repairing
requires the services of one who is " master weaver. Our
staff of I'lIlhlralexperts are true ertisn in this freld. They
waf Mt do less then their be5t.
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by, of and for Pointe Women
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AMIVS W
',',......'WloretnceJa.ckman
Poln
. . o,me." ,To,"WafM,arch 2
Prod uce Hum orou~sSklt ~~~~~~'o~~t:~a~
'.februa
ry
Pointers Attend
Marygrove Prom
Bride
Mary Alice Turrill
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Weds Alfred Thomson,
Last Friday. evening was a gala
one for a group of young Pointen
,
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. 'and thl!late )fr. Jackman, has
who gathered in Tweedi Baker's
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home on Bishop road for cockPl~ylet Highlighk Annual Meeting at lIArs. Sheldon's H~:
.l»mp.leted'plaN for ,her March 2
and Receptiun Held in th,
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. 'marrJa.e.to.
Harvey Edward
tails before going on to the Simpl •. Evening Ceremony
Organization Members Played Park
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Zena .Jr., IOn otMf;:ancl Mrs.
Brid.'s Home: Leave for Short Honeymoon
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of HUva:rd road.
Tweedi's date was JackAlel,
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The ~omen of the Pom~e AWVS mte1'Spe~ .. ~me ". Father Richard ParriJh will otSimplicity keynoted the evening ceremony which united
and her guests included Lenora
humor with the annual meetmg held ~ednesd8y
at~'fii:iate
.• t,the<~mony
in St.
Lagrou with Fred Stone; Barbara Mary Alice Turrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W.
Alger Shelden's home on Lakeshore dnve as, I, . relaXing P.aul'. ,ehurch;'"
Kennedy and Henry Melton; Turrill, of Brys .drive, and George A. Thomson,. son of
contrast !o the serious imp?rt of the work they ¥~ebeen
, ... ~.ot~~~ar.
Flo:raru:e
Rosemary Seibert. and Barney Alfred Thomson, of Alter road, in marriage Monday, Feb. 18.
engaged In for so long durmg the war.
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'willbe'Mri., Chilton;I. DrYsdale.
The Rev. Andrew Rauth per-r------------Doch; Zennie Panfil and Ed
Goerke; Rosemary Sarb and formed the 7, o'clock Rrvice in
. A humeraus skit had been pre-'"
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,with',Jd.arYAnn'~w~'y, ~rraine
Best man far MI'.Thomson Wd
Mike O'Brien; Margaret Jane the bride's home.
pared, as the composite flfort of Cooper, Mrs.~ward:~C:. Bahm ,Byer,~d' Mn. ,~Uip,C~ Wenzel
Arthur Newman.
.
Berg
and
Jack
Collins,
and
1.ec:l
,the'amateur playwrights, whl.;:h taok charge .of prapertieil:, .,.
'$~v~',.i
,brid~aids.
For her .wedding Mary A~ce
Mrs. TUrrill wore a corsage of.
Hillebrand.
iiccentuated the humorous inciThe .other Iadie; wha COllt,rib.j :tac~':~nS:iNill bebeJt inan far
s.elected bndal rabes of white yellaw daffadils with her brown
After the dancing sessIOn, satin and chilfon, fashianed with crepe dress when she welcomed
derts whic~ had appeared in the u,ted ,to the .gaiety Qf.!he, occa: ,hlJ' br6ther.' Mr. Drysdale, Jack
Rosemary Seibert invited the tiny turn-back collar, cap sleeves her guests.
regular dally work, of the or- sion In varymg capacities .;were. 'Moore Mr. Wenzel Bud Nichols
same group to her Berkshire road
gapization. The actors, made up Mrs. R. G. Sickels, Mrs. C. B. -and Tam Jackman.' will seat the
A small reception In the Turresidence for buffet supper. Evan a,nd.ful~ skirt. Her fingertip veil
of ;theactive workers in the or- Swift, Mrs. Wendell Sabn!Jn, :guelts"
gaJ:1ization, appeared in their Mrs. Sidney Margan, MrJ. W. J.'
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Irving and John Kelly were also of IllUSIOnfell from a halo .of rill home followed the ceremony.
starched, net, a?d her ftawersThe new Mr. and Mrs. TholIlSOn'
regular AWVS 1,lnifarms and -Mandrack, Mrs.:A. 'H. Whittaker, ~ Mr. ~d Mis, Zens. will ~ hosts
on hand for the festivity.
were white orchld~.
left far a northern motor trip,
were assigned to specified posts Mrs, Gideon DuI\.ocher,Mrs,' Carl ,at ~h~ reh!arsal ~lIIner ,III the
Kathryn
Turrill was her after which they will return to
in ,the quarters which had been Lienne~an, Mrs. NormanL~e,~rl\lttier, thiS ev.enmg, and M.rs.
sister's. maid of honor and only make their horne in Detroit.
.
simulated in Mrs. Shelden's mu- worth,' Mrs. William Walker and ~ryad~leen~r!llmed at the Spino
attendant. She wore a gawn ot
slc.room.
Mrs. Harold Klein.
• Iwdmner In her hom,eon Courpale green satin, with a lace ,St. Joseph ~Jercy AUlC'lliarV
,A girl answered perplexing inA.1l.a! the me~?ers CJl the' ..or- 'yill,eroad last night.
bodlce'.and bouffant skirt. Her
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quirie50ver the phone, "bonds" gamzatJan were 'Invited t~) ~ .,
' ----headr.:oss wa sa cap' of green Prepares for Elections,
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were sold and "drives" arranged present.
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'W'iIIi.m A. GintJr.
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Mefubers 'of the Detroit Ober- tulle, and'she carried an arrangea II'...lil d. lie ~rd ~r, not oml.'wmg th. e..
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"';I'~b 'M.xine K... yon inN. Mexico
lin Club ,will. meet for their an- ment of pink carnations.
,The regular monthly meetin$
humoraus mClden,ts that so fr~- High SchoOl M()ther'$.~
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qu~ntly accompanJ.edt~e work In To Hold Dessert Bridg.': '.
.. Our Lady of Guadaiupe in clo-~u..i~~~~r6::e::~~~:~rt~~e~~:~
Pointe Cou~J_' La.va to
Auxiliary will be held at th~
the real undertakings In the re. ...
. ; t,
'vis.: N. M. was the scene ot the
dell-Sheraton Hotel. "
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nurse's home on Wednesday,
~en,t past.
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Plans, are under. way far.!Jbe ,r~.ent marz:ia,e.of Maxine Ken'Ernest Hatch' Wilkins, llr~i- Milke Home on West Coast
March 6. at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. John
. Mrs. Frederick ClJlford Fo~d 'Ii'nnualdessert bridge tob~llven :yon and Carp., William A. Gant
dent of Obei-lin College, wlio'is'
C. Biecker, president, will preW:ls the manager .of the affair, by the.Mothers' .Club .of GWSlle'Jr.
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Chief,Warrant Omcer and Mrs. side. Prellarations for. the compresente:l ~nder the capable Painte High' School' on Frid~' ,:'Th' b' 'd.'.. . . u . l.f
d
re U'mg a. er
years 0 service, James W. Sneed (Uie. farmer ing election of new officers will
stage direction of Mrs. Gage M
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. F'b .1'8' Mrs
.. '.G ..'.. ..A
willb~guest of honor; ..
.. 'Nancy'. ,.Robins.on). left this' w.eek
be coinpleted.
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. :1.fu. Charles Kenyon ot Portales,
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ore er w
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.' .;' Alumnisecretary Tom Harrilj
. ThiS party ,ISheld ~n!1ua~lrt0N.:' :r.J.and Corp q'ilUs:the
son ,Tqomspn was. MAR,Y,ALICETURR.I1.L,
daughter ,of
'will illso come from the College fo.r'the' West CQ"'t, where Jim
'The members will also discUSII
SOutheilstE'rn Women's Club mcreas.ethe schalarshljl fun~Jor ,otJ,fr. and Mrs. William A, Gant . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph.W..•'TUrrill., ofBrys,di:..'ive .•-.Mr. Thom.....
~.' to'repott on news of thecanipus; ~pects to l'eceive. his discharge. plans, for a be'nem party to
th.e ben.etlt oLthe::Gr~ .•Po.l1]te'St.bfGt06se,PQinte Farms.
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~ Mark Kalbeleisch is chairman
AfterviJlting friendsJn.northHolds lecture at St. Marks High Schoolstudenls.Mi'S. L~n \;iJ. . . b' f h ...
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'son is the son ofA~r'ed-:r'homson,of,alterroad.'1'h,e:
.qf Uiecornritittee for arranging ernCaJlf.ol'nia ,and San FrancISco held at the Metropol~tan Build:
J.a.cobi, Presiden.t,iS,thegenl!ral "
ter a r~e, on~ymo.on" e
1
'ted th .
. th' h
f th
"tor'
a month,' the ':yoUna: couple ing on March '11.MrS.William A.
chliinrlaJi.and her coiiimIUi!e'.lin-peWlyweds wll1~kethelr,ho~e
young coup e repea "
err vows ill . e ome.o - e
the. dinner, and reservat;lons may will make their home fn Los Gant imd Mrs: StatonJ. PhilliP.
'.I\.t a.meeting 0bfthe Sauthhe4ast-c1udesMr.s:Harold
oS. Davis; in temporarily at the .air basem
bride's parents and ai-e motoring North,.for their
~~~de'thKroll1gF~hthim,0:blY'hca!J~AD.'.I
..eles.
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wll,l be hostesses for the day.
t
I!!'rnWaman's Clu on Marc
.a charge
of dining room and fOOd;,Sal'l A:ntanJo,T~as, where CorPdihg
trip.
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1:30 at St. Marks M~thodl.st Mrs. R. E. Chambers and Mrs. ;Oant II now ~tatloned.
.' John:Hendetson
phQto.
man, at NI. 6731.
,Ch.urch,memb',rs and.~uests Will J. T. Keller•. ticlc:etsales;,Mrs .. ':' ""
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'Alg.r, Mun+ to Address
DON'T .WAIT'TILL'TI':fE BURGLARS STRIKE,
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C» '~P.oilsor Boc)«'Review,
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DinnerHorticu~~ral
Society
.zem,
OberlinClubHolds
Dinner Meeting
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wed-
Girl Scouts Hold::Big Family
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pa~~~ will also demonstrate informal 'displays of table settings.
Th,!! hostesses' are Mrs. Jesse
Cloud. Mrs. i\lex ,Gillies. and
.MrS. Jor.e!>hRobinson.
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INSURE NOWI
wood, PUb]jCitY'~tJia\\yLadieS'
Group Na. 3
~~erJcan taxpayers~"y ~Oo 'jS'J?O~~rillia)iln~heim a~d book
lew
mJliJon ann,ually to finance lav- .;re1'2vOO
Tues9~y,thMar~h
~ at
ernment do m.e sUe
"news"
:, noon a
e c urc .on
agencies.
.Cliatll~ortli::and'()uter
Drive,
Mrs. 'Wieduttes,'lVell' known lite 'w' "
:erary' ,critic, will review "The
GirfSc~lUtsofTroop
257.~f andeVel-y~ne:votedfor a~peat ~~~~rBi~~~~P:~I~~;i~f
Grosse Pointe Woods :r:l!o&e ~formanCt!:i;;
,,'., . '. . '." HorticUltural Society, will ~
fWainaSl'~yiiidig!nnan'esr
wbhiI;ilic'h
~WaYas'hf?e:rl"d'
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. 'guest speaker at a meeting to be
t ,', AN'APPLE~I:/J'L.EA~E'!
,helil'i'hursday
evening, Man;h
't~e Mason School last : Fnd~y'" ,The day may noChe 'far'off 7th; af8:00 ci'clOckat The Neighnight. . An~. t~ey really meal!.t When any Arrierican with a sweet borhood Club Grosse PoiJi.te,'un"
a '~family dlll~er". for, eVen, the,t09tl:i: eaJ1. ,sit'down at any's,OIia der the sponsbrship,of the Grosse
(:;atintlet"....,
brothers and sisters ~ereinvlte(i. .fountain in the land' order an Pointe 'and Eastern Michigan
,A'ccordinr,to Mrs. B. Facb. a
:r~e; part~ was afItJ~e]':unple apple sOda; an'appl~ade. or,' a Hortlculturai Society.,
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bake lale' will' beh'cld in' can- of cooperation., Th~, gIrls. III tile dO,uble-dipapple sundae-and get
Mr. ,Hunt'is sllperintendent' of
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junction .with the 'l~ncheon.Tick- troop planned .the, e.nterta.l!UIlen~.:it! Dr. Roy Marshall, professor of the George:G. BOoth Estate at
MESSAGE FROM RED CROSS'
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etA.mayhe'obfained 'lit the door. T~ey were aSSistedIn ~helr p,l~~ horticulture' at Michigan State Cranbrook and will talk on
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MI'I. Formln Johnston. , • who is elllinnin for,t1t.. 6roue"
-----~~ of t~e ~aL b~ a ~.o~ttee
College, HYS that apple. syrup "!'>unin& and Spraying:' touch.
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. Pointe Area in the R.d Crou 1946Fund Clmp.tign (~ic:ll "gilll
'Miac:hie'YoUI Y oUDIitera
~~ rithe/ nie~rsbers•of her ~:.
~y
be USked
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~,,£:::a'~;'t':!.''''~,d."'r~,
J.; Brought,?n. ~
juice, or i1do(fU,and'~":
correct ~!!th6ds 'of pniilirli.
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.....bin .nd!he .reu the., r'prlMnt .'.' • Inyone'#~.~I1,.~.id,'':'',., ~1Y;in ~t,day.'ha8;beentoo
!~e,;f~t!1~n; ~o.operat,edbygorg-.
"or"': ,i,t,
, the dri". IIUfg.d to eall the co-chllrm,n In h.r d'~lct:,. "",
'tenlPUac tor ma'ny"ot 'the yaung- lng, on. a de1Jclo~ dinner: .
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t!lECOND.lTLOTHB()P rIiETKOrr
, .. ~ •._Fr.• d~rick C. Ford, ,NI. 2630, G!OSMIP~inte ~ofg:IJ~,if,,,,~
~\'~;':~~~l1t
and com.plain~"
of tJ:E!. I,lrIs :P;1tt!CII!a\~
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ent
md.rlck. S. Ford, LE. 6898, GrosMl POinte Crty: Mri:.$d~r'.hl~,
JIOUri!(l:1ntothe pollee de. In "the .evenl~g ~ ell,tertil. ruI1 ,
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Fink TU 2-0026 Graue Pointe Flrml' MI'I Uo.,dH~I~;IIlL"',
;P~II~"(J(~mciwballin(
at au- some by puttmg on a style show
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their
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Shores; Mrs. Augustul
Le.dr.lrd. NI. 254(1...
, .•'to' rnob'[I es, ~Qd'f"
. requen
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t~ents such as plano 50105,vocal
G roue POint..
I, mn . ....,roune el'ltlng, .• 1~6, ""'Ihot. . ','
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solos and tap dancing.
Township.
.' CompllJnta ,~f t1i~a'charlcter '~'tn'e leader, Mis.' Harry Find",'"
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have comefiO,m K.ercheval and lay, chose this opportunity to
SOCIAL JOTTlNGSUnivenlty
pla~,fnlm
m Riv- present hard earnedbadges,imd
Bits from here .nd there:
~rd,.~8'i7WaibIiliton- .Iid'. at nu- awards, and the girls .really
Lilut. Comm. Ind MI'I. Chlrles CrHdon he"e solei tMir
memua points where !lying snow- struttedl
CloYlrlyra.d ham. and hi'" ta~.n an .p!rtment It t1t. WhitballahlV'1 made iite miserable
There were about seventy
tier ••• 1\14". Creedon left ThursdlY to s~nd I few wteb. in
1oi.','.ftlOtoriita.
people present to enioy the fUn
Winter HeY.n, Fl. .••• MI'S.J.wett Dwyer of Llk. 5tlor. roe•.
ent.rtlin.d It a supper party for Mrs. C. before h~r,depar-
A....'n<o',tho e'r P, O.'l nt'.e of' 'V' ,l 'e'
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wer) Ire her. frcm Rye,N; Y•• for the ~k-etld
.\ ~thellcMe:guasts of Mr. and 104".Joseph S. Sherer of Ridge .:0.... " .... ,complim.nt th.ir guests t1t. $N"I'I wi. gi.,. a
cI!lIMr, Party ":,
SaturdlY ."ening ••• On FridlY e"ening. Dr. Inci ....... JGM ,L';
HlritelJ will be hosts for t1te SteillYS• , ,
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OIerry 3454
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CUSTOM
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APPLIQUEO
JEWELS
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Fur Bvery OCCilSUHI
Reduced, these fine
807 Metropolite Bid..
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no less a splendid qu~lity.
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Were 8.50. Npw 6.50.
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ORIENTAL
RUGS
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ASSORTED COLORS
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In plt!lcn, blue, green, tan.
are always Fashionable'
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white and yellow. and
Because Oriental rugs are always in fashion:bi!c~~'
they are the mast pradir.al t1oorcoverinc obtainable,
they possess lastin,lt value. For that very re8l1Ot1.
Yl)u.
need to buy them fram II reliable dealer. one wha haa
the correct knowled!feof them. who ha. the eltJll!rlence
and inteln'ity 8S a dealer.' "
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years. Ilraperly tits us to he your dealer. Add to thiJ
courtesy. patience, and. painstaking in wlitlt4l on
you. and that shauld entitle us to ask for yaur patronalte,
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.ileeD taken from the laps.
'ifte he:at, and the bugs, :and the dirt wert unbearable. The lonell.
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anything we who baven'theen
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girh. AM",",_
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long mooths-greeting
they'? been
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greeted ~ Q£~~ .. , '
in the ol~ ha ppy days at home. Yes, tears filled the eyes of moce tha~ .
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of thOle 6ghting men. Brave men they were, crying uawbamedl
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A nl!m!, symbo~e of the fin"t
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1096 'I. Grand Blvd., '
at Woo4warl!
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Greta Turne'
announces
EVELYN
Ann W.hitehMcl's)letrotlwllto
Woodruff '80yd
Cr:o"M Rev •• 1ecI on February 23 "
When Margaret Ann Whitehead rev~aled her bethrothal
to Woodruft Boyd Crouse Saturday evening, she becamethe
irt quelify ....
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WINTER
as _ new member 9f her' staff
SPECIALISTS
in Finest Oil Sfstlching a'nd Tinting
Gr~te .Turn"
deb of the current
made theariDouncemellt
at I.
coclltail gathermr of the family
and close frienda in their hOme
on Cloverly' road. Her tlante u
thf! son of Mr. and MrS. Charles
Beecher
CrollH,
of Provencal
roa.d.
Th. YQUnr bride-io-~
Cho,;e •
ray candy,.lripe<i dnY of alret.
in red, white and ,fay shades
in. w~ich to Ireet
'her IUests.
She pinned a corsale
Ilf ,ar-',
deniu to it.
Her.mother wore a .hort black
.. tin dinner ,own;
, Ann'. sc:hools included Grosse
Pointe Country. Day
and
the
Bal'lnol'e School in New York.
She is a' member of Tau
Beta
Asaociatilln
and
the
Junior
League.
Mrs. Whitehead
introdu~J.ler
to society at a tea early
last fall.
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'WOodruff .is a former private
lint c:lasa who lIl!rved with
the.
:rim Infantry Division in the
Southwest Pacific: . for two yearr.
He received his discharge from
the Army Dec. 23. Before 'enlutinl,
he at.tended St. Geor,e'.
School in Newport, R .. 1.
, The couple
have
made
no
weddiJlc plan,a.
In th. GrossI
Pointe Bank Bldg.
,Marian
Duncan.
and
Doris
Pick, Grosse' Pointe junior and
lophomore, respectively,
at tendil1l Michl,an .Stale eollege, will
holdotfices in the Women's Ath-
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English Bride'
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AthletiC Offices '
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Ann's parents, Mr. and Mrs.,James; Frazer Whitehead,
b.tluty ,,,Ion
279
seasOn.
OIl
campu.
this
Accord1na: to ,returnlat
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A large
.iJdimce
T/4. :WiIliam F. Armstrong, lIOn'
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of Mr
Freer W. Arm.tror:it., af Fair court, obtained
, ~ month'. leave hom his occupation duties in Germany to
marry
Audrey
May . Carver,
daughter
of Mr. and Mr...
George Carver, of West Derby,
Liverpool, England. The
mony~as
. perfonDed 'in;St:
Andrew's Church in,;Clubmoor, .
EIlgland, Saturday, Tell. 23 'at.'
12:30' noon.' The sergelmt'tOok
his bride to Edinburgh;"Scot-.
'land for, a weddil1l trip and
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;, To aid a cat dying of a rare
blood disease, a second cat gave
The alumnae
of' Alpha
Chi his pal a blood transfusion.
Omega are meeting in the home
of Mrs. Robert Conder" of Touraine, Friday evening, 'March I, at
7::JO for d ess~rt.
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Mrs. Lloyd Nyman, chairman,
is to be' assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Starkey, Mrs. Carlisle
Rueger,
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Millard'Toncray
and Mrs.
Ceeil Cummings_
The program is to be arranged
by Mrs. E. G. Hennine,
Mrs.
Danald Sargent, and Miss Catherine Oakley_ Ther.,; will also be
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,(>n Saturday
a~,.
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kilklergartel1' are the 'fol23; .ix IirtKOOt5 Ilf'Troop 52. 10WinI,,'pupila: Vqinia Cook,
cotnpkted their. Hll8t~
Bad,e PunchrA~rews,'
Jo.nAuslin,
by ~ri,,«
and HrviJl, nfresh- Duane Balcerslti, Barbara Bash_ta 'lftcl tate their motht!CS RI'a, Dar Br<nm, ~bara
Conder,
at tIte hOtr.e of .Mr..
Clifford Bruce Ccmder, o1iln ,Cooper, PhylLundiren. of Harvard road.
lis ,DrUchenberg,. Buddy DnttThe (iris who acted al hoetesses man .. Butchy Haye, Mary Xay
were: Betsy Chesbrough,
Janet Hynes, Pankee
MalcoLm, Ted
Xopp,Suan
Litchfield,
PeU)'
Medlin, Sharon
Panons,
Judy
Maffiand,
Betsy Sanpr
lAd Pappin,
SaUy Ruen, Margaret
Sally Schemm.
Sherwood. Joe Sincll.if and JlMJ1
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Sorority AlumNe ,HoW
Meeting in Conder Home
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the orpnliation.The
.• Michiian,Leque
,for &..u'fiNtes .. 1909.GBOKG'/ MISe DuriWl; dauihter
of Ki-. Cripp~ed' Children roeeUnl. :"illtY ASHlNGION
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U1d'Mrs.'(iel)rge
Duncan of lZM be held .• ~The.
Woail!n's ,City II,
19J2..JJlJBLakepolnte. avenue, u majarin,
Club J'rJClay. March 8th at 2 p.rn, PBRSON 101 lb. _hi if, '1938.
in'phYlic'11 education.
MilIa Pick,
Mea. Helen .Hun,erford,
pro- D
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Mr.,alid Mrs. W. J. gram
cllairman,
will, pre~ent'
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Pick. of 373Nef1 avenue, i. also ColumnistMiSl
Vera
Brown,
MR. TRUMAN.
... physical education major., Sh~ her topic i.'The Jungle."
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Mrs. Julius 1.. Beeker, PresiAa l..-ei
IT., PATUCl~'1
Rimmin&' h OJ! 0 r a r y, dent, will preside..
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and i. affil,iated with iAlpha Chi.
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Omer.alororlty.,
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APPRAISER
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our collection of Jaunty
Broad vomped yet shorter looking.
DON KING
SIlftCl.Y, M.rcft ] rei, from lOA. M.'
yet low-heeled
Spring by Jaunty Juni()r,
spring fashions! See them in
ond they're reolly different, ,
JOHNNY MACK
GrMd Pi.rIC, ~edjol, OffiCi Des~ a"~ o,.ir,
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Town Hall will hear Basil O'CMnor, national chairman of boUi
the Red CrOll and th6 Infantile
Paralysis. Foundation, WedDeldliy
mornin"
March e, at 11 o'cloCk
in the Fisher theater. The dutin(llished
president, of the na.
tion', greatest humanitarian ..,enc:les will speak on "POIt-war PlaM
for the Red. Crou."
Altbou',h
the inlernationally
known Executive-talks frequently
on the air, and at nationally lpon.
sored ,atherings,
his rlcoroUi
schedule .permi~
few peraonal
appearancl!l.
His engqement
at
the Forum will be of particulU
intere!t to hundreds of Red Croy
workers In the Detroilarea
whet
Jri.... t \heir chief for the Ant
\ime.
'. O'COIlIlOr'1 appolntmt-it to the
top Red, Crou POIt wu made by
President Roosevelt after he had
lIl!rved . the COUlltry 11lr many
yearl u national head of the Infantile ParalYlu Foundation •.
Followin,
the ,lecture.
the
speaker will cond uc:t a q uation
period in which he will answer
queril!l relative to apeeia) problems which thf1 Red Cro.. must
meet in it. IlOIItwar plan for rel~vinr the. sulferin& in Europe.
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February 28, 19-46
in, off moments writes cus~om
have kept him ••• To HAROLD made speeches for any occasIon.
ALLOR, of Kerby Road, who is
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BUD WEISER who did clev •.
home from' the hospital, we exer line drawings for the column ia
guy'simagination.
Ijustmad~up
tend best wishes-and
good ridthe whole story after I read that
dance to his appendix ••• TOM enrolled at Cranbrook .•. Latest
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reward bail. You can't hold me
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hy
BRENAMAN
presented
orchids army
releasees
are H A N K
for nothing."
KAY "BENa'!
to MRS. HENRY FORCIER, of KEANE and LANNY BARROWS.
He was lying. Al1d he knew
Manor, and to MRS. GLENN ANlIy LAWRENCE RANDALL
that both Carroll and I knew he
DERSON, 'of Merriweather:
for
~19KE BEES NEEDED
As Told 10 Mary Ma4Jsoll
wal lying. But he had something
'The Feed Ba,.
their outstanding
work at Percy
For the first time the United
.(Continued frOID Last Week)
and someone on his side that
WHEN MRS. STANLEY FER- Jones Hospital.
Veterans wrote
States Department
of Agricul.
,He noodled. "Lool>s that way. such a thing as obstructing
jus- m~~~;~:n;.~:~a~~e
you're wear~
my~~es~Cyak:~:h:~~etips~
Tom letters,' informing' him of
ture has asked for a definite in •
.I t was a p anned substitution.
No tice-"
ing duplicates~t
Karl Karlson's
iU hat. We did a bit of. sleuthing
~f' ~:~v~
crease in the number of colonies
one could have known 1 intended
The phon!! cut into his outburst
coat and wrist watch?"
to find out what makes them so
of honeybees. An increase of 8 ..
to show those pearls. But they wilh staccato illslstence. I picked
"Two things I'd wanted all my
good and found she makes them ~k:~q~h;ed~::
~~~p~~'e ,~~ pe.r .cent in the .number ~f col..
carried the fakes, wailing a long it up.
life w •• a camel's hal'r coat and a
of vegetable
flour-and
soy be
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clunce. to switch them."
Mabel said, "That Mr. Sixty is
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one comp ete set 0 onies is proposed. Accordmg
Charles
Figy. Director
of the
wrist watch like his but mine
milk. It s .a SpeCIalty for dlets. glass.ware at g'ive-away perform"What .are yo.u going to do here. Shall 1 send him up to your
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NlaOww
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n .o
an . con.va esr-ents, but. the. v.:ay ances ••.. That hand-painted
tie Slate Department of Agriculture;
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out, you enJoy JACK MUNRO is sporting was based on the state's 1945 bee col~
''I'm going out to tell Fay Ames
"Yes. Mabel." I said. "&nd
there?"
'em~ hale. and hearty ...•.
Chop done by MARY ANNE ORO- ony population,
this
increase'
they're missing. They're a fifty him right up."
Carroll
snorted
in an ugly
Suey by ~RS. W~TER
ZI~WA Y,local
gal who paints ties woiJId add 15,840 colonies of bees,
giving
Michigan
a
total
of
213,84Q
.thousand' dolIar police exhibit.
A few moments later Carroll laugh, Sixty's face t1ushed. He
MERMAN 15 somethmg to Writ!! like a professional
•. ; ANDY
Legally, they belong to her as ushererl Sixty into m)' bedroom. could have stood a police beating
about. one reason it:s so goO!i.is ALLARD, of Ridgemont, i,~.pull- colonies.
:MJi'anda's beneficiary.
First I The jagged iacewas the same but in his stride; a police roal' of
beeause sh~ uses tWIce a;; :m.nch ingbig
pike through. the ice at
want to ask you a question."
the scenery he wore was not his laughter scorched his pride.
He
beef. as veal. ~teadof
rltle, she the foot of &ven Mile.
':You don't think I stole them?" own. Drapped on his cheap figure turned on his heel and was gone.
serves mashed potatoes, ,andEll5t
Civilianll:ed.
,
.I,gasped.'
was an expensively
custom.cut
Carroll made no move to follow
and West. really meet whensheBlLL
MULKEY, of Touraine
"Stole Is an unpleasant word." camel's hair coat. On his wrist him.
co.vers &,'Jod old American spuds Road, back from the wars, is
Carroll was being very stern and a costly looking watch. The cus1 said: "I don't follow you, CarWIth On~ntal.gravy
.•. ', To the helping to smooth,out labor relaeificient. "It occurred to me, after tom tailored coat didn't go with roll. Now he's gone God knows
Spaghettl Experts of theP.ointe,
lions
at Ford's ...
HENRY
'Iome of Corneilius Dunn's wierd the cut.rale
figure. The wrist where."
add A. D. HARRIS, of Roosevelt,
STEPHENS IV; of Ridge Ro~d-'-'
manipulations
in this case that watch was too 'elele' a model for
Carroll shrugged, picked up his
and son JIMMY; dUly aftested soon, to move to Rathbone Place
y'ou might have been acling un- a cab driver. These props I knew hat and tugged sharply at the
and.worn
to by C. A. DEAN, JR. :-is customer's
man for one of
der orders. There might he a rea- instantly, were the dupllcates of brim. "He's ~malJ time in this
~nd .JACK ALLEN after parta~the town's top brokerage
flrrns.
IOn why he wanted this pearl in- ones I'd seen yeslerday
in Tbe set-up. We can pick him up any
mg at great length
(about ten •.•
,DANNY
HOLEFCA'
ex'''estigation stopped-"
Derby Hotel on Karl Karlson.
time.
They've
got a standing
yar~, of. sp~ghetti
each). of th_e navY!TIan,
,back in, the','Bliok
, ''I didn't take them. You'll have' I wouldn't have thought he'd so charge 'against him.
:H:arrlS specIally last week . " BiJilding, writing insurance poli'to believe me."
brashly appear in them. I supCarroll's face.'was
pale with
Smce fireman.BI~L
(KID)
cies •..
JOHN HARRIS, of )lIc"I do. I had to ask you, though, pose he could no more have left sleeplessness,
his
checks
the
GLEASON reti~ed, fr?m kitc~en ~inl~y, is scouting for ,a location
to satisfy myself." he said. There that camel's' hair coat home than stretched gray of drum skins over
duty at the Farrns Fire Statum, m .Hi.e Pointe to buiJda" quality
was 'sandpaper
in his voic.e. ~'I .ach.orus,.gal
couId leave a new his thin bones, but his eyes were
the boys have~issed
his fine beef shoe stor~likethe
aile" he co, 'don't mind telling you; Randall, Hlterof silver foxes on a day so astoundingly alive with determinstew. When Kid makes a stew, owns' on' McNichols Road""
'I'm fed up to the teeth with this hot she should have had them alion.
he puts everything!n
it but the BILL GAGE, .JR., has anad~~r~
Make your "evening
out" a
case. 1 dim't like the way things muzzled and on a leash.
,"Are you going to slay home
fire truck .• ' •
. •.
".
tising job with 'CampheIlEwald.
luxury
event
by choosing
are running. I don't like this idea
"Sit down, Sixty," I suggested.
today?" he asked at the door, "or
You know the .trlck o~ putting
': •. GEORGE
WID ~ E R, of
'I.!'at the large,st ~xpa~er can't be
He covered my bandaged head do you want to meet me at the
a s!>'?t ,of .sherry In cream soups? B15hop Roa~ is doing .accounting
wrong. I don t like thIS brocaded with a shifty eye. "Have a little Club at ten thirty. They've got a
Put It In )ust before you take. th4;! at Chrysler's
•..
Ex-tech. Ser~
'. ::..
Barbary
Coast that Fay Ames trouble?"
rehearsal set for that hour.
I
MR. AND ,MRS. LEON 'T.MARTIN
cutUng'their
soup oft !he bu~~r •. \ersonally.
geant BILL SHUTT has rejoined
aeems to be running. There'sstill
"Yes," I admiUect. "A little want to see Sue Manchester.
wedding
cake at the r'ec~ptionheld
at the WardellYO,;,rSCflbe !hll~~s 'It~aBad
the salesstaJf
of Hiram Walker
trouble."
You'd be a help. I thipk the lit-Sheraton
following
their. marriage
Saturday,'
February
~olnt~oesn
t ?Ike the ..tasleof
.••
BUDGUlNDOl'('of
y'oik~
,'He didn't make furlher
in- lIe Boslon T.N.T. bag goes for
23. Following
the reception
the couple
entrained
for
lt, and prefer,S hiS sherrystraig~t
shir~, is schoolin~ al Chrysler's
quiries. A little trouble was no you."
Chicago
where they will honeymoon.
'.
'
:-before
the soup cou.r~,~ut
Institute 01 Enilineering •.. BOB
novelty in the circles and uian.
"1'n b~ there, Carroll;'"
Mr. Martin.is
the son, of.Mr. and Mrs. Leon'M.
Martin
herea:e
a couple of wme'.trleks
LUBECK is cnthe
public rei a"les.in ...whichSiX.ty.' ...moved.' •.. i
When.:CarrQll
left, I found a
'.'
'.
.
.
the Mlssus d.oes.inour
kItChen t,bus,sta/foltheD.S.R.anddur_
Detroit's. smart' east sid~ nili~t
• ,He:said: '.'l'm:herlioil
..
.
t
d
of
Kensingt.
a.n,
Grosse
Pointe.
'.'Mrs
.•..Martin'
,"
nee
Ell'Z'athat
puis
her
In
the
Wald
fl"
.,
husiness. sCissors,s arte
cutting and' uno.
or c IIIIS. . .
sPot. Accessible to all sectiOllJ"
I won't he a minute."
. 5wathingthe
bandage
on my
bethAnri
PeOples,
is
daughter
of Dr. and Mrs.
She bastes a beef roast with Clar"
of the city. it is patticularly.
convenient
to Grosse Pointe
, ,He,.~lrelched
a hand toward me' 'head.,I'd ;have to get along withCl!\rence
Chapin
6f Columbiayille;
Michigan;
'etwine,
and li'roast chicken with
and, IridianVillagepleuure
with a tightly folded paper;. I. out this turban.
I had: to look'
Photo' by Fred RurinellsMlisca~el-for
the slime reason
seekers,.
Superbly
. prepared
opened. i.t:. It'.wasrily ch.eck. The ~atural,"if possible'no'lchalant,
in.that
yeiu blllte.a ham with grenafood and the choicest liquol'1
'J7 ,.~~
II4t;
. .
pub!'
I
Id
11' h b '.
.
dine or pineapple juice-for
betonel'd givenhim'for;"expenses"
.lC. cou pu t e rIm.of a
zer, Dave Sutter, and Jim'Crow
ter taste and flavor.
And she
are served.
Dancing
every
.cOmplou 11M af
at. The berbyyesllirday.
soft hat"do.wn ov,er rr;'y temple.
=
eagerly,awaiting
the next dance.
dds
'
,
nillht to the smooth rhythm
'~,I . •
..
.
'''Wait.a'minuie;
Sixty. I don't' . I, satdovrn,
~olding,thebomb
i
a
. a 'couple
tablespoons
of
of Gordon
WeIch's
Music.
Speclaltfes
Your host of the .eveliing
want this back. What's up? You~
:fy Tthr?~h~n:h hehad in.~y
_,i ~
~er
the. dance, .. MARTHA ~:~~\i;'u':~~~ins~
'ia~;es~
d
:wereglad.to'get
this yesterday."
n .s. 00 a
ey ~tO'Plck
JOHNSON'S .hcime was ihe ,Scene so good,
"Thisis.today
•. l 'changed my the lie~d for,.the target'Just when
By
'iSaetWaaa
of m\lchactivity.Martha
Wa5
.
DoMan.
.
.
'
mind," 'henid,wti,h
uneasy I n~ed
most to/use 'it. ~I. tried
with Bob. Smith.'" Carrie; carter
This & That.
MIIHotHtI.
..
.
..' .."'.fHn1.. wi.
rOB BESE.VArIONS CALL"
_
glance at Carrol!,.,.'
:to, lme up the ugly cham of
.
THE BIGGEST, little real
, ''Younieansomebody:changed
eve~tsof the r)ast'f~w days. .
iB BETSY BACBMANN
with ChudEdwaids,
Car~l. Mc- tate deal in the Pointe occurred
l\IE. 1836
ME. '565, .~
..
it.foryou,don'tyouSixty?~'DoeS
First,someonemurderedMI_
. ,Yo - .
....
,....
Pherson .With llill Wood, 'Sally recently
when
barber
SAM
. '1109 East lefferioa
'_
~
thia ,J!'elin, you're renigging
on r~da.
Someone .had stOlen her
VIRG1NIAJOi!NSbN:'de~ided
Sutherlandwith~rtie
D,!yiS,..Sal- BARKER
purchased. 5 feet" of
''":'"
,-' ... ,:~~: :: ~,,:\
'youridentiflcalion
of Karl Karl~ plC:ture from my room. Someone to iietsome
of her' 'friends to~ l.r Watters
with Ted Kratzet,
Kercheval Avenue business front~
. son as the' man you drove to the had knocked
out Sneed;
then gether .on Saturday, February 16, Ann Wedhoff with Leigh Middle- age in Rockerieller
Center •••.
Gro~PointeGolf
Club?"
caused,her
to disappear.
Some~, SP;.• :aflergoi!lg4r;JWn
tow,nto
ditch, ¥n Stringer
with' Bill TRUMAN'S
grain edict, unless
l;;i,xtY'llodded,
"You got the one h~d sto!en the Pfiarls found 'iJJ!'ovie thega!s,all'trekkEd'over
Maxon~ Elaine Kramer ;with' Ed- changed, will effect thedistlUa'idea ,surrounded;"
.
o~ Miranda s body, stolen them to', Virgina,s home' for Ii slumber
die Baker, and' Sally Critten with tion .of gin' more than any, other.
::"B)Jt.youcan'tdo
that" C'ar- rIght under CarroU's'eye.
And part y •.,Accordingto"thecgirls'
del- Bill Cole. " •.•
•
alcoholiC; beverage-fewer
mar'roIl Jasheaoul at him. "Yo~ made 'someone had slugged me, Some- inition,. a "slurribii"
party ka
tinis alld tom collins this summer
t
ANNlE
_..'police statementlind
you've got one . .I :lattered l~ke an ominous p"riy; "where. any''Poriibleslui)\:'
h
LEININGER
decided
'"
Inc~dently" contrary to a De':
•
,
,Ul,stick,tg it.Yo!U'e' ... tata>.'\v.it- refr~n ~.I11Y, ~ram. ~:} ... ~ ...' _ ber C ii. strictly' avoided. Some of t at SatUX'dllywollld.be
ai •.good troit. columnist'l
report,
'.'LOst"
. • .
'~~.f
.ness,.,.
..":l1ow'.~111'_c.~.,.~
..:': ..•. ,'
, "':"Orie~tli'"g.was.cleiJ.r.:"Mii':.an'l:la.'
th e .. :c~.ro
.....•.
w-.d.;.-w'.h'.io'
:~ll.t'a
.•y.ed'.' lor" 'th''e" a .tln,..eas"an.y. ,'~.
or'.~•.;'..good .., 0111.- Weekend" : has 'not' cut .. (fown'
.
e;::,..
,
' .• -"
,1,Y
.
d
.'
f.alhidned ~haiparty.>Aftei'
.
.'~ :l,"'!'IU
.' '!All.I:d~dw~s,cook.upa'story"
wa~ead
.. 'sneed was probably
nighL' ,were )~raririie,Fit~$,j!ln
the drink.. sal~indowntown.spo~.
..
. •.•. ~,:..
"::-' ,..l~
andyou!re
stuck wit!!" ,J~"~i.h,!!!~.ad~.nwa.s:l).o
Ipnl,let,~ef.!:!lya
aniH:;iCl)"tiinOritier, Marty sellar.
movie all the girill .Iathered
at PlaCet,' 'where
l:iualnelii-ls'; tiff!
.. :....::;
, sneered:;!IICar~,ll!"\"'''~
:~ ';;;~ ,matter ?f .my oWn ur"e to. let Marion Field; PiJtWi1J.iama, and he; ,houejand
'aCcording,~o,rule
charge it dlt:ectly 'to~automotiv~
I'
NIArlA",,6ZCD
"But we;clin Ji.old'yclu'loi"per;;
MIranda s murderer.
He ObVlOUS- shhlW ~aenirii'.
.
. -AO:DoYII .~ll~W~I, ~col
the strikes .•• MRS. FRANK SCOTI'
'-JEJ'~'
t ';~CHki
-:'~ "'1~8
jury," Carroll threa~ed..
.. "/,,.)y .ha~ the. same urleto
get me.
"~.: ~';;" "'..'
• .
'gals_rlt
Shirley SOmel'll.' Mary CLARJ{, Of Notre Dame,. dOesn't
.',' JEFFERSON :U)REXEL JEFFERSClN'at LAKEWOOl)
.
"I afut8ll'''{eebli!mmded:u~Y6ii.If
ldidn!tkill
him firstj.lwas due
Wh~;v'th'G
"'P ~'S..'u:~h
T1iQrn,
Marilyn'
Buck, :,Domahave
astanii liI. line oflito<:kin'gs.
.
12335KELLY-.ROAD .
....
,¥ish iWI!l,';"YilU .. ean't:holdme'
to be killed myself."
.
b'k' ~Ii.'ltea rosse .' ~nte.~.
Dahltm" and"Mary Truintiull.
Her lon, HUGH,senthertwo
. ; .. "1
for perjiu'Y>aila-'~YMJ;"J<no it.'I,
eha'
.. ,'
. as; 1;, .. '. mp l a~ag~...
.
.'
"'. ~
'1 precious
pair-all:si1k'--frOlh'
..c •• ,
wasn't on:nowitnm~Ji~d\n'no
.
pter 13 ',1'
Ford.',1Tade
on~~ay".
JlIg.~t,
OKDINANCEDELAYED
'Panama.
And thenllugh
and
d,
, ,
'
. T1:.ft,.'Waof ..S co-"-.. '
pr.!l.~.hcall
y t th.e.. h,.whole 'ic:h
.. 00
.. 1 .'Th
ta'
b.....
h'ch :,Florence
'now 1',,'
In, ..Ch'
.
.v
.,_
,
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t riled
.e,
~~a
>',o-:- manc:e ..,.w 1
,t.'.
lln.
' J.cago;: ;.
.;..;,';. ••••
'•••••
~
'
.;..'••••
~ .• ".r
,.
, At ten twenty fivelawung
iny'
u ... "ou'.to,
II ~eer them~ ~n. the ..Park
ispaaing.
in, antici~recently
presented
the Clarka
. .
.
.e&r:.into
the. desertedpirkiJ1g
~1\.a~~!!.,lla~e~e~~rbBun..tioJl.ofthe"p~arance'.::of
lev- with '.IO,methingmore
,p~ous
. ,
\; .;
h'orse-shoe'if'the
Grosse Pointe dY,;l?tan; Ai~I~y:'lanleB~~y,
'era~ taxicabconcerns;in,
the vil- than l)ylo~graridchi1d"
a' IitqolfClup .. 'Walkjng by.the rows Pa.ul(1rubbs,}!arnet}'loWl!'nstem,.
l!llle, at. anearl.r~d_te,
Wl!5 laid tie.
fellow
. named
GEORGE
NOWA. ~OIIOUS WINTER COMPLEXION ..
of gia~tdahlias;
exploding' in Butch;: McI\:.~ndrl~k,Letty
.ovei.t
the:.Pl!rk,YillagecouncU
MICHAEL .' •• DR. ROSS
J.
The memo W h ic h
surealllst coiors, I had the same ~etschmar,
Do.n .~Ies,Judy:
meetill,fQr
,finalC(lnsid~ation
SLINGER lost his do;, a ftve
AND BEAUTIFUL IODYSK:N
dull &enSjltion. ~at.
i,nvariaply
Zlck, ~C~ed Swefl(lOn, S~: C~mp-, at' tin! retular meetir.Ol on March month's old. beague hound. Mluple!lse~ the most dissmote me, sneakin,
up on..this
bell,. Bill. Cas~l, ,SaUl!!! Joyee,. ll~
.
iJlf two weeks now, flnderi must
MAYBE YOURS
crimihetinq Women, r..
hotbed of culture.
' "
..
Harry. Garmllil, Pat .J~reon"Her------,.-------------------. Over on the steps of' the .caadtm~n'Z!!rwl!C~
Beth KlaV'e!', Carquires no physicel ex~ouse Birdie Maclean was deane: 01 !Cas~icllJli;.Jciyce
Bo.~,~t
ertion or diet, stimu-'
mg up a set of golf clubs. I hi-ed 1l'\1l, Dick Carter, Tom' Witting.
letes end reduces body
at him and walked over. 'He hain,and.Don.Kelly
•..
said 'he'd been spending aU' his
'
'..
.' •. '
'contours ~rom the very
spare time listening to music on
Almost everYone ..~. all Gf'OIIIi
; ,
. first treetment.
the radio and plaYing over old Pointe showed up at ~e Boat
records but he. hadn't yet heard Club at one time or aJIOther on
the tune ..he'd awakened
to on Friday night
SeerJlII 811 thoulh
the mornln.l of Miranda's mur- the Boat Club is p'.~~;~. a't
.. ,.
der.'
~~ ...
In the club lounge I picked up lead one JUl'lior DaJlC'l!' for enry
a house phone, got the house- month trom now cm.!'roin 9 'tll
neper
on the 1I:le. She said 12 the kid. danced, and during
Ebba Stnim came to work at five inlermission
they ~tMr drank
SLEND£.RIZINEi SALQN'.
o'clock in the afterntoon.
I couId cokeS. at the bar or wandered
See Ebba then.
.
around admiring the ..trophies. A
Tower
CAdilillC "668
The .dry lIkift ..
nIB hentI Thi.)'8CIl', 10k. ,,",.An way to
Carroll was waiting for me, quick glance from ~e balcony at
e
wi",... .tllln beaUty. and comfort, by' 14'Pplilmentinv ""'
amid the tints of chilit that led about eleV!!Jl o'clock found Barb
to the ballroom.
He Ilave me a StoerkeI,'
Phil ~Skillman,
JOan
ltOtuI'al oil, of YOUI' slcin 1ft e ~ia
Oon it:~ way.
..~
thin grin.
Heise, Dave Bogle, Pat Erskin,
TreotrMnt has 'an abundance of CHOtESTERlNE, a vital
.!
•
'~.ey'\'e
started
rehearsing,"
Bill Beardsly,
Ann •Haggerty,
ll_enl
found in the loft We in of ell ildhoocL
he said. "I want to study this Tom Mercier, Celeste Belanger,
I
II
:~~
,~
•
court when' I talked yesterday.
I
was just broke. and being broke
is an awful shot of dope to a
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P'ol'nt..
and. Bad
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f
The
VAN DYKE
CLUB
the
P
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THEWINESNDP
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GLadys
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Kay~
"1 .... 1Iy leek 30 .........
.f.y InM
.,.
From many,
-we, •••• "
':,
=y dJoUMnds ol_larieftts
aum a
~~. ~Whichh.a"'
£rom ",-omen
~ia
UI. 0-: ~ Ian 8 reus
in riJiddle!if!=, ~ give)lOU thiI usun.nao-
tM,...,. it
no~.
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_
tll)
recapttJ'"
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CUI.
fiahneo.,
help
IOn..-.
Yibrant YoIJthfUl.mum' ~ me wn of raa; and
throat. It COIltaiDB mat .amanc beeu~
AcnyOL", an dfeci;ve replacement lot ~'.
ClWft nanual, BIcin-bautifying subs~
Aboorbecl by
die Wn. it help' .restore ftOttnal gt'O"lh to a~ng
Cl!Us and tisIUe.' AlWays uk lot and ~
IIf'MI
~.'
Many'report -taid ...H1I '
ill only 30 days.
Thj,
.
J
05
'outfit
again.
rYe got a hunch
. churning in my head. Speaking.
: of head, how is yours?"
<Coatinaed Next. Week)
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Quality
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UNivenity
1.' 311
o..w WloIIoey
.....
!lAndo/ph 0540
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fir*t step
,
OF SPRING
~
..
(Cr_,Non.~
and ~.:
••
or
Spring
You Move •••
1$
the ewekening.:.;:
the effect of e new styling of the'
ha,'e dlmculty
hoir • , , e permenent
)'OUT pre-
.mpUon.
unle5ll you travel back to
you. old JocaUon.
1 +OZ. jar
Cream
e.nd
A change of add .... In Dttrolt or
vicinity dCY.'$not mean that ).0lI ,,111
lfelUng
OffER ellmited ti"..
1; CC>."!Ibinolion Set
In The Event
lfl.~_""
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REdford 6900
T,"*,~_
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TYler 4-8465
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Peter Klaver, Barb Wicking, Web
Knight, :P.osemarie Miller, Paul
Greeni,ng, Barb Klenk, Ray'Shumann, Margie Botts, Fred Selt-
"
Do mea
Moria
$2:007
.~
f090ttler ,nth
by Louis
CI
trio'
boHf. of},er famous
.'
loth ESMfk.. • .. •
• • • works wonders.
Thel1l sa IIkel,. a Sc:hettler Drur
Store con\"t!n'ent to your nnv "oml
too. TIl. same d~pendabl. prl!lcrlpUon "",1ce
Is available In most
e,'try sectIon of Dtlrolt and Crone
PoInte.
$2.00 •
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'TAKE ."OVANt"GE
OF tHIS
Of'ltORTUNITY
TO
REV£\.
IN
THE PROTECtION, W1NTEft C;OMFOllT, "NO IOOY lfAun
THE IMRIA DANICA lATH ESSfNCE Pl'tOVIOfS, .
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So many people like thl. r.ata ...
11'0 nlc. to ha,'. a Schettler Sto ..
ne.r ~ou.
UNivenilY 4-3<434
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PROFESSIONAL 'HAltMACY
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POINTE
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NEWS
Unitarians Hold
New in Refrigeration
Price Control
Discussion
SHOULP
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is made up of the dlen~al silv~r.
.ware n~ed to serve eJght,p1us
four aervUli p.lec~ It eosts~
little Ymembarrused. to te. 11 you,
,
Th,y,~. :b."Jd,~
.;~
&n,d,beaidei lJion't
know the
siiJtHil,-.'j,N .)lRS. PEPPUis wct price!, But.'U',,"looc1 look.,
.
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.
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gitJi.llbi;,.;wuiy /"Yibe aoze. ing"W! worth
visit to. PON-A'
& P's
super market on Kercheval
haJi,proven
interesting to ,Groae
M $5.50';P.LH
bill",., still, G~CZ .. JEWELERS" where
Point4!rs.The
serve-self meat eount4!r, ~rmits
Speedi.ngup ,bf shoppmg; T4emeatu
_,,.~,,.,d,fo!,
.'12.00. Did theyU Ilve ~ou .th: detalll.
cut, priced and wr8p~
in «:eloPhane. The customer needs only t0se!ei:t
and pay
YOIIiltltiWlbllt
1I"IIII"s s'v'"
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forthepackJge.'
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or
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Ir~tt,?t:
:'f:!t:J/':i:,S:iJ'tto~rf.:
Red Cross openS Camp'aign
Nt
HI' /.NI&1UtI,
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~,,':;'is,.~:;i1!~,,,';s'lb'
&i.s"
Fot. " Funds in,Ddroit
Area
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Drop
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()1I1t'
CON'l'RO.L
the: Gro..e Pointe Unitarian
Church Sunday eveninl February
K. ParticipatinC were: John Seaville, eronomiat, formerly' of the
Chryiler -Corpora~ion, wbo. held
that price c:ontrol ahould lle aholished; Allen Brown of the Detroit
Lawyer's Guild and MiJe Helen
Moore, ei:ecuUve aecretary of the
Detroit 'Federation of Teachers,
who lpoke for 'the retention of the
O.P.4.
.'
.
Mr. Scoville. held. that tIle.pplication of social ControLs is morally wtolll ~alae
it interlera
with the operltion of natW'al
economic laW. They hive no place
in the system of-free enterprise,
be maintained. ''Inflation is not
c:ominc," Said Mr. Sc:ovi1Ie,"lt is
is already here." "It Iiin the form
01 inflated currenc)';.Let
prices
rilJetotheil'normal1eve1andthe
'InatW'al operaUon of.lIupplyand
,.
lJ, OUY~ H. LARNED '
,
C'..:_~ BMrki's D." ~tl-.s if,
"StartUiaSel-vice"
_ 4a. .lIot
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NiWtb' ltIIJ PEPPET
~
necMArily pertam to automo-Bi.ocKERT
II1wII's • $I'!' biles. PONGRACZ JEWELJ:R:)
.J!Utlo/lb,tilius.
TJ,e Ulusl hive it. For. nearly 100 'Ye&r8
/n>tfI'I"iMttJ .. is l~
;" lbe ROfers' Bl'(lI. baso1fered "Amersbll~. ,!/ tMJl6~lotbs, 1(fUJ'ls,..; Iea'i Fine&t Silverplale." . ,They
,&O&illilil -flltitlS• 1/ lOll &~ I admit it, I read it in their Bras/J-.J -y ~,
~0II1 to s,,!,o chure.
Thil "StartiD( ServiCe"
IlNshop.JH,iIIU'
Iblt', Me Jrn1iStibu: Tbe dri,,"ilfg brmr
tl4pny.
&011US ill
Ib, lot'eliest
shtiiki' tlf ausl, -pj"k,'PrJWd".
blue, y,llOUJ •.II1Ul, J,U'.lIIe gr,eII.. •
PRICE
BE EXTtNDED?
1\1&11 the IUb. ject ofa panel diacuaSion tleld at
II
B~G:J~a~:
O~_~t~
T~WDshipHealth OI!icer, Idviaet
J~iU;
"MIlM,~'S~/~c
::k;:o&ebeinm~~ece=~~
f:f
oll,xliJes. Th,
their allowance It the stations if
iMUb/.'! sel is '. ilg';. flSi"l UJIIU ~M
IJI!tll w~ s-l" ~
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.
~ .' , d they will take around their own
tl,;muule J6bk,lolbs so I. sll#OJe 10 f'N IbtIJ~1 t~
~~s
:, Five thousand volunteer workers for .Red Cross, arme
milk bottles.
.
Ib~,1St of .,,~
/oUow nnlllU ~,p*! by IIMI,f!MIl!" ~II/Is- withtheiiorgan~tion's
suP.f!rb war record, beg~ a house
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ilrDIISIIl to nouseeanvasof.
Metropoli~ ~troit
March I, opening Matinee MUlicale will meet at
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.iil&b'iwtfiMUs.TIns
,wi/llk/. day of the Red CI'08Il946Fund
Campaign.
Red Cross Mrs. C. D. Steriin&'s home 283
'One cenerally' as~~ c1 a t es H.i.t,11diu "N~'~ tlO
re- ~ks
$2J~'OOO for its ..1lK6 peacetim~ proir:am. and the McMillan Rd., GroPointe
heavenly, 'frallrancas
with. a ~
RMb"sSb~s"" W.,6- drive contmues through the
'lat. 12:30 p.m. 'on. March
.Asflorist shop, but PASELK can nfglOll BllltJ?
!'BMly"" sb(flS, month of Mar,ch. .' .'
dent Tlumari, N Red. CroiJ' n~- sisting the hosfeal ia,~.
J. E.
prove. ,this theOry iIl,reverse, if wii'. IInW sp.dMIY'M.J Ihe. blSl
.Over ,700 key. volunteer, work- tional' chairman when he' rlrtwnsDrapeau
and' Mrs. C. 1.. DoucLu
you'u interuted. One day wllell liressM. WOffHff'HJ 10UHI. .~0tJd 'en attended th.e lti~k.,off luneh. from his' China mission.....
is program ehainnan:
the "lee, box" -.val being cleaned, fiJuii iIo olMr, .
'10 eon; and meeting beldT.l:l~Y
all th~ 1l0Yiers were, biding their ,h;,.J,lbMW.
_,
.,.;"biW, in the main ballroom ~f the~!t
timemthe
shOll' proper.' Grall,,: I'-"!.' &.lly :hops ... ()fIlj i. CadiJlac Hotel. 'l'bel\Ulcheo~ WIS
ua~11 1,:Very unpleulq1t odor Pilris L~
'iItttI N, "YOi'i 100 percent Red. CrOll W1th a
per~eated the_ atm~sphere; and ;mil J I'
boe
;:.. .. ,.' program featuring ,a ,irlnlDl,t(\
MR.PASELK
was CQnvmced . u, s ,,1 .e
". Ann, typical, youil&.' American
tha.t..lt .m~thave,~n.c~UM,d
~{lIlIz~~'J.~SOBS~N/,S
girlfrom Iowa, wholerVe<i y.oith
by,the untlJ11e).Y
d.elth ,,!a mt;l~ ~0iJ4.o.-l,( 'O~.
n fI/UTs' ,!/ the RedCrosa in the Europt-an
~d searched the.pre:mses fran- Ihes, Mlbii
bllH,wbilfi t4~ter,She
n!minded the worktically;even peermg mlo all the ad III«. ell1/s",,,, $o'a""'1 slly en of the milliON of Gh>Uld
dra\Ve,:" in vain. The scent wu I lIitJ.. '1
YOII.Th,
"n"veterana
wbo'look to Red Cl'l*
becCmllll' more Ind more ob- wbo 1#1 Ih", fim will IH Ib, to. flniah. the job"w~ich remaina
~oidous ~very ~oment ~nd he SN/'SI shod "1tMHs" ~ Ib,on
three, vital; battleffonta:, It
fina}1.ydisc.overed ~ tha~ •.lt w~s PoirIU.
.
home with the, vetetlllll; in hOlthe
e;xudmC
n~""ea.t,a~di'..'
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,
pitall with ,the diaabl~ and CQiltion ~ blS,.~nower f~mlly •. A
"8~Sernee"
cioi. '. .-valescilll
Iio!aien; oveneu With
ti
*!1
!LJ! whJl~ lace like bloom ~
--0 ..... '.:: _n
. .';'-tlt men. .ol,the oCcuNition fereet .•
IIellin,for $7.50 per ..doz. ," F!U:1CY
Y ....... !!"""-~yerp•
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ilN$IOU'iII:
yu
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!oIoore, '!. that .1, care: ftr)'. little
aFloutthe kind of liberty that Mr.
SCoville holda 10 'dear; Freedom
i5 a relative term in' any civilized soclety-individu!lllibftiy
is
abridged in'lI thOU!&nd way_
and rilhUy 10. The treedO/II of
the individual must alway. be
subordinated to the ,oOd ot the
ll'oup. Freedom to Itarve, to suffer unemployment. to bedenJed
the minimum comforts of - ~e.
whi~ any intelli,enUy ordered
l5Oclety.should be 1I1)leto produce for all its mernben-free:dom for the atronl and the clever
to Pl'eY upon the weak Ind ifnorant-if
this is liberty, Mr.
SCoville cln have it."
At the end of the panel diseussion the group .ddressed post
cardS to Representative RabauIt
and Chester Bowles e~ressing
their opinion u'to price control.
Out of the iroup of. tOtty only
four were opposed to any fW'tber
exlension of price eontrol
s.w.
Judge -Young
Holds City Court
Judie 'wlie
Youn, in City
Traffic Court Tuesdaynl,ht ~
posed of the followin, cues.
Ralph A. StreJ,ber, of 3728
'l1ontclair, Detroit, driver of a
DSR special bus involved ill an
accident
at Kercbeval
Uld
Lincoln on Feb. 19, W&ll .fined."_ $5 ..
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and tosts of $5.
' ;
Mrs. Ruth O'Farrel1, of 203 .
Lakeland, for reckless drivinl on'
January 11 at Lakeland and Jef.'
ferson Wal fined $5 and $5 eostS.
The case of Margaret N. Mer. ~
eel', involved in an accident 011
Feb. 15 at Washington and Ker-'
chel'al, was dismissed u .thl
complainant refll!ed to sign eom-'::
plaint. There was no personal'.
injury involved.
Merc:h Speciel
N.w Engl.nd M'p!e
~:u:fd~
willlfSton!.true
val.uu,"
~'The withdrawal of price con.
:~Pl~~e ~n=~
d7~~~r,'~l
Mr. Brown. The cycle of intJa.UOD, Col1a~ and' d-relSioD,
which baa followed eve;; war in
hiltolYt must not happen Igain.
Business under OPA ~ guaran.
teed
and
normal peace-timfl
profit. Let it be known that pricei
will be held at their pr_nt l~l
and full production. will once
.,&in ,et under way."
. "I am frankiD admit," ui4Ki11
. • At
th.
Fount.in
Hand P.eked '
\I Luncheon
selections, in•.
eluding 5lliads and sllndwichedo order.
Daily Until 8 P. K..
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Grosse Pointe
Piping hot
Soup, 10e
Fran Hurters.
Deliveriei
Drug Co.
ISe
Een:heval at St. CwrNL
:~
482'T
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I.~;,,,
W_
tt:om
his
unbattaament.
He: fOJ/nd UI&(J~ALoO~l':'~Y.
~It the wannth of the rOOm'lIsd ICE. - .Ito~~:.~~,,~"""w:e~
caused the exudation and there' psoJble 6; Jeh1ije. iIt&UOi .. !
fore'hew-ould never be 'able to Wen. Jm1l1ie1,'lt Iaa'hl BrilItwa,.
Bell the flower: ..~ long &IIIUs '11. Fon,. 8e00Dd' ,SIB.; .Wbea I
kept cOol it behaves like a ~~, ~,
Ia lhe"1l&ber 1Ia,., befon I
. feet ,entleman an!! is "on dli- ~.y
"Spl. ""',"
I 1ft:II
pl.y" dally., Irilaeine I skunk ~.~e"telJ
~JtIIoq"l
borticultural c10thinll
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u.t~~Croila;
1
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.F~,ur' 'oUIer . Red Ctoa
1ir1l
'Qn ~~th~ program., E. A.'
chalrJl:W1 of file 1!H6
fund' ClI'ri~i;n;and .toastmaster,
introd~ee(t.them;'.
.."
. Two' were loc~gitls: Marpret
Ayei1l, who for 18rnonthlworked
in Ena~!i .ap~. Fr~c!lfor
~
,and Barbara Cclwe, who
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VMC ... aerved '10 'months in
Paclfle
MR .. AND MRS, KOPP have ell el~
IIIJ wialJIIaIe1d, &II- area .. A1Io lpeaklnc at ,the kick.~
,one~o ~ridafor
I ntuchJ*.ld" oUIer the.~
wbMIoft ..... a; .o,((tneeun.W!!re'
MUlDnJla'j\'lI
ed'vacation
. but" don't. ~iiI,k ........ "'~'~1aIII.
BaPPJ'
of,DiyloD,',I.Q.;}1lz:-t
i~~C~
e
th 1va cl~
.~e doo~ ol.theJr ~
...........
'~.",.6'J#ar..in~..ner:fm
~
VE Dai,'
popula~."drur, Uld whatever~
".,.~
Co1eUe,RYIIl olWMhin~
may ~"
itor&.. E,very one IS III,. t1nI'
",
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~~,in.:India;and
the Pa.
'~,oil~n-t,,_,,~:ihe
,_ ..• ~.U:,J'''';Ji
cifte.and ..w ....
rned,by
Ad.
"boelIeS"-w~ 'there:' 'XOM,lfl' - .~~IIml -' -. " ..~.'/.
'.-,iI':1':-' to accom
Mn.
th.
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't'I .cOWdD'f"ielll .. ',.
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pan,.
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flY ~;.
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FranklUlD.RooIev'elt
on the latThe. w~:are~layed
.. lit'ter'. Piclfic,tour..
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tractlvely ~. ever ~d ther~ ..~ ~:
'we
1MIId." 1MlIt.
Herbert 'B ..•Trlx,' :ehairman ,"of
'Dea;'ilia(1miJ4'l.ci'tlieiedtiiit
.the~DetrOi~Cha~erof Red CrClM
rental dept. I should'never have .I.tIea te ov weeklJ prolllea cl~the
..mee.tinI.'. ' .. '.
.
UIed thlt. word. They'll Jlrob. hJ1blc .... WI alPl .. well do
ACfually th.e .194«1quota to be
ably be a1\lunped with houae II .. ~
.......
11.... 'ftere ra~'by'the
~it.Cha(lter.cf
hunters!,'
: ~lew,
~ : .. ,., ftIIIaIM ,wile Reel era. iI$2;~,ooo,.
D'!1e,~
• • •. '
ruU1 IIiJo7 beiDI "1naIIe4 .... the fact tnat previous camPailnl
Bacoa?
Jk:lieve
it orJlOl,want!'.
~
~, .. ~
~
have' tiee!i oV1lnUbecribecl,' reHENRI'S MARKET has enoUlh ader .. .,.
.. ~ ~
.. rve hUbeen
M.!t' ~!!l~Jo ~
for all of III and it iIn't that Wek .U,""_.~
a~,
uad:overthenext"1ive
)rear'
fatty"atuff'that'passedaabac:on
(.ad
11'_ ....
nt't-!)
IrJ period, 20 per cent'for,~ch
of
duriilf the rationinl period. It Blu\NClDAHD
C~
JIAD...... thti. years.' This year $150,000.Will'
DRaBIK
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.._' t-o' a.w CQMefrom the .'
. th us Iow .
k ..,1110 rumored.. tha t . tb ere'. ~
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• 'DIe
relen'e,
~n
androub.whieh.
ba"-e,
erinI the ~ount.tobe
raised to
a,ced naturally, alld ~ .. 50 dIeir. ~
are,,, .<"
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$2,400,000., .,",;
... ~'.
.
tender thlt you can throw ',vay1di4
~
At the IllllUal meetinl' of the
the knife andfor~
Uld uee';~ .....
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Be,,"",!
Detroit. Red Crosa, :Feb, 21, John
.poem. At leut th4.t's ~hat 'Lei
!~
If. Sullivan,. eampairn manlier,
.,'
wid me, .and I'm tellmg Y9I1,1MI. a .. 1dd .' .................
aDnour..cedthat the Detcoit Chapbut rm goiDl to find out 1orol
..,~
.:-..:;
.lerlpent only.015 Per. cent of.
~f,
how about. you?
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_YlIII... •• the 1945 quota in its fund raisin,
.:rOan Clark, daUlhter of Mr. operaUo~, l~ th~ .any other
and Mn: ..Ralph )L Clark, of metropolitan arel In. the C:OIJ11Grayton road, has been p1edct;d try. Also l&;Stweek .It W&IIanto Pi Beta Phi IOrority It Michi- nouneed .from, WllIhinGon
that
,anStite
Co1leIe, where she ia Gen. GeorgeG. ~i1Iha1 111 e~-, s.
I trahnim.
pec:ted to be ~1Dted
,by Preai.Simple coiter is apparently in.,
THEdayun.lJAightsmtongUlddmryintbejungle;
ereaainl among schC!OlehiJdre~
because par~ts have not cantin,"
.• Mu~'l'~dboP; sweatand loneU.nas~tbat's
lbout aU
ued the use of iodized salt, ae~
.there is tOllfe ..~ there, for our U90pS.
.
c:ordlna w the February issue of
. - .But that's
quite all. For through the du~
•
Michigan' PUblic Health, official
felNr ., •
publication of the Michigan De.
Ught stiU~nes~the
kindly lightof tJ:ieRed Cross hut.
partment of Health.
..
Ptovi~Il'1;.~c.',
games, ,~ol1
for our weary.
Dr. 0; P. Kimball;who'wrota
homeslcIC men. A' pla~e to meet-50meone
to talk tothe article, emphasizel that lllck.
of iodine is the .ole cause of simthey need those things so desperately. And ~hey have
ple goiter. ,The iodine content of
them" ~
to yOu. For YOIIhave,kept Y0W'JtedCross
Michiian soil' and water is very
.• char SIde." .
..
low. Icxiize4. aillt, which. supplies
thll m.utrltionBl dellclency, ia an
~d IS l?ng as there's a single American ~an. still on
• mcient, and entirely safe way to
loragn lOll, YoW' Red Cross JJl1l8t sl4] at his SIde.
pl"'l!vent simple goiter.
If he has a problem, the R,-dCross is right there to
Dr.ltiniball took In Ictive part
m the c&rnpailn befUl1 in 19:U to
Mlp him ia every possible way-from a Red Cross loan
or !TJ-Dt to s~ghteniQg
out some persona! diBiculty.
Schirmer,
the,
-:a.~ ~ _:
a1i.t-:.iIIi
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~d:::':i~~b~.l1th~'
nr'~
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Jtfi~~ ev~
Departrilent
. . Tiae Red tiO"-' two-way commuiacioos
the
of Health
and the State Medical Society. At
that time 39 of evtiry JOO Mlehi.
,an children had simple ,oiter.
After 11 years of promOtinc the
'I18Iot iodi%edsaltanother IUrve1
IhOwed that limple ,oiter oe.
eu:rred lJ1 & per cent of children,
AIIIOI1C thOle'
iodized salt
feiular-ly, the incldence of ,oiter
'GUIIEttl
IOW~ASE
ne fdde II£'f'i!ft more preciou_
usm,
ll
out this re-survey not a chUd wu
foUnd who showed the slightest
W etfec:t from the use of iocti*
lilt.
I"'"
VIIIp
C••
... UaJU'.u.,
I'IIOTO
.. c.;,..
'YOUR
'
L.
W~'c ,..
five to the Red
CrosS-klUJ'
Red Cross MUST CARRY ON • • •
~.
.
DETROIT tIIAPTER
an exquilite bow tied with sold.like band.
Gilt taPeri> f 2.SO. Keilla, each 1.00
THE A.1\1ERICAN'REDCROSS
,.. ....
'(
:PIIO'l'O SUPPLDI
lirA'..
system is Ii
Gourie11i Lustre Lipetiek,
f&lllOUl for hIah, trDe, 1000g-luting oolon,
ad for ~viDllipe 1bat «Ie.ming
)'O!DI! look. May l!tll be llsed as cream roup.
Pink or hlae Clile ill the form of
nNJSIDNG
o..n. • z.a.n
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.
his beCkati'd call, to put himia persODal1Cit:idlwrta"'
you in case Of etIIergency~ He is DO fanhf'..r from you
thuYour
nearest ~ed Cross Chapter..
.
If he is ack or injured, the Red Cross ~orker ~n ,
help him oyercome anXieties-write
his leuen for him .
-help bimseule personal problems at home-do what
his own mother womd do for him, if she could be ther .....
Yes, ~ still needs.your Red ~oss. And the :Red cross.
needs yon.r dollars. It depends on you fori.t5 eXistence.
• The only income of the Red CrOss is what you giye.
Its great wOrll: of mercy unut go on here at home;
too. Hurricanes, toads. ire, disuter tlner surrender •
The Rtd Cross must be ready with aid for the vietims. with food, clothing, life-saving drugs. Only,." can
make it possible.
.crt'JImy-tmooth
...... only 2.9 pe.r cent. . Throuih-
:
Illead,kindly'light,
AlQidthe encirclinggloom
'ai?(.
U~
proeram wu JPOIIr.ored by
:MlchlPn
,.~.
.
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MichiganChildren
.Need IodiZed Salt
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NEWS
POINTE
New Field House Need' ed
.MUSIC SBOltT' COtJUE :
signed. a Tiger contract for ~pl
eveiltenns
down throUJh
the Oriainal AAA Director
As
a service to school mUlli.
proximately
$45,000. This makes
third and fourth quarters, Coach Speak. For New Buildinr
teachers and high school musiHill the hilhes~ paid pitcher in
Healy was trying to figure out
cians, Michigan State Colleie Will
baseball.
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how he could get added scoring
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a three-weeks
scl)ool
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punch into his team. Everything
W. G. Bryant, who spoke so conduct
.1 11;':
SUN .• FEB. 24-JOHNNY
MC:
he tried .seemed to backfire and convincingly
in favor
of the music special cour~ on the ~1.
I
ll~ge
campus
this
summer,
JUIW
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HALE, Tiger rookie infielder, re;
it looked as,though
the Pointers
Automobi!J;! Clqb
building
at
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B1
tired from pro baseball and will
were going. to .be beaten by a Somerset
and Jefferson
at the 17.July 7.
BUNNELLS
not report to the Tigers spring
teain U1at . was .figured ~o be.a
Park council
meeting
TuesdilY
:;i;;-;
.... training.camp
at Lakeland, Floribreather
game before the bIg -'
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. Soldiers trained to fight may
da'this
spring. McHale was dis'.
p:me
wjth Fordson a week away. 'flight 15 the last survlVmg mem- fight for the wrong thingwhea
'loW
: THURS.,
FEB.' 21-FIJ:LDING
satisfied with both contracu teni•
With. o!1lY. foUr minutes
re- ber of the original board of di- they come home. unlesS they .find
;..- . K: .YOST'S- condition was report- dered him, returned both and delrWrling,'theBlue
Devi!s were on rectors. of the club,. '
.
us figtjting for the rig~t ,one:
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eiFas': "much improved"
at the cided to stay -at Notre Dame Unithe shor.t end of a 38-35 score
Mr. Bryant, who IS an attorney,
versity
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STEWART
Both
teams
battled
on
eve~
was
also
the
legal
representative
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V,niyersi.ty Hosiptal • • . ED DATHE GROSSE POINTE
terms d.own tot1le final minute.
?f the I'!'etherlands Government
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NAWsKI,
fonnerFol'dham
anc scored two of the Detroit Red
HOME BAKERY
Wings four goals to defeat the~tchingscore
for- score at which ill DetrOl~ for 27 years and for
~
~ew'Yo'rk
Giants football star,
Boston Bruins 4-2. The victorY
time Don McPhail tif!d the count the Frencn for 16 years,
At the Limits OD JeJfel'8OD
e
sjlJ1~ a three year contract as virtually cliuched a playoff spot
8139'-39. and.theBlue
Devil fans
----Fresh Glazed Don~ts
tOQknew hope. They were dashed
Ordinary people do the world's
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~ootbiill coach at Fordham where for the Wings in the Stanley Cup
At 8:00 ann 3:00
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30 seconds ,later,' 'when Allen
work.
So it's up to ordinary
..
~ts
will be resumed next fall series this spring.
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tossed a long shot from the cen- people to make the wor~d work.
q:. :SO~. MONTGOMERY, world
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ljCb~weight
ch amp ion,
was
MON., FEB, 25-0HIOSTATE
tel' ot:t!ie floriral;ld put EaSt De~
chal'l!d
by' his fight manager University, long time runnerup to
troit back in the driver'i. seat.
S
apci .traiper ,as walking ou t on a Iowa's defending champions, beAa 'Ihe Blue Devils .battled
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10 year contract •••
came. the new undisputed
Big
tOJ/iard.the
East Detroit
goal
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Ten BasketbaU'champions
for the
Johnny, Rummel was fouled as he
(:'F~.,FEB
•. 22-MEN'S FOIL fourth time ill history .• , TED
attempted' to make d shot. thus
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':Jf!;AM. feiicing championship was WILLIAMS cheeked in at the
"lVing him' a' chance to tie the
5' 0, ri!yiwd today at Salle deTuscan Red Sox Training camp at Sarascore' and throw the'.game
into
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four year lapse. Byron sota and went to work irnmediovertime.
'Fiftl!l!n, secolids
reTAILORS.
FURRIERS • CLE"'N~RS'
:';"y,' trieger,'state
and midwest 'cham- ately, spiking repQrts that he was
!XJain~, ill .the; game as' Rummel
r-~ . won,headed .the Salle deTuscan a holdout .•.•. JOE DIMAGGIO
senr-his'first
shot toward
the
1
team';~ ' •.• -' HAL NEWHOUSER
hit a home-run, double and two
ba.sket, ..which. rolled around .the
Was 'listed officially as a Tiger singles 3S the New York Yankees
f()(lpcrazily
before eoing ihJ,'oUJh
b'61doUtas
the
team
started beat the serv.ice' all.ilturs,' 12-4
and making-the
score 41-4Q in
sprine.
practice
at Lakeland • . • • RAY MANGfiUM defeated
~:
Detroit's
favor. ' The nen
Florida. 'Although a holdout New- Ben Hogan. 68-71., to win ,the
foul shot,:had to be. good or else.
llOUler dOlUled his uniform for PensaeolaOjlen
Golf ch~inpion-'
,Rummel"tossed,
the ball again:
the ,.photograpliers.
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ship and.topprize
of $1,500.
. The vital need for a new athletic
field house
in Grosse 'Pointe
'is' shown ;~bOve •. rolled'arotind
tJt.e hoop but .this
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Spectators
ovei-flow
onto the. basketball
court, making it difficult
for the-cpntestants.
_ time.fell
off to one, side and on
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'26 _ BOSTON
It has been suggested
that a new field house
wou~d serve
as a'fittin'g war-memorial'
to/,ObOn'/ifingertips.
A quick
'1'ANrs:V;ere
'decided'
for the REDSOX are reported as paymg
to GroSse Pointe
service-men
who gave their lives.
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it against
IIEN'BlErit:'
AUMAmE (Mrs. B. BiJiplJerpr) - Mi'l':' .
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basketball
eir star' hit' t'er, Ted WI'lll'ams •. a
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the baCkboard with such. force
(Fonaerly' FieJieh' BMm Fitter at J. L. HudsoD . Co.)
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that ,it,b¥lgedagainst
the oiher
f{nB1s.when,Southwestern
defeat. th
Southeastern,
1945 champions,
~:~:f~fJe~~P~~t~~~~e:'
~;~;-and'MilIer
whipped Wes- ~~ING1~~ociiA~~R~~;
HOU$E
at the GAR, building ari~
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teftt;-26~25. The' tw'o winners will torught
arrang~ents,
were, made' fo.r the
Pea 'in a pod. ebefore dropping.
You are invited to visit cur store for an' Open
~ide
;ih~ .. <;hampionship
next
~Js~~f~:for
eame-winning
House Saturday. March 2. from 7:30 to 9:00 P. M.
Ftiday' at Olympia. The. two 10- Michigan state indoor championHappY
iratefulplayers
and
. RrS';WiIl:meet on the same court ships • • .• JACK SCHl.1EMAN;
NI~9ara' 7260
iS2041 Mack,'oPP' Sweitze; Creamery
tCi, playoff for ihird place • • • ~~a::~t:r~~~~has
~~~l~a;:
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faDs.~anmldall
over Olson of1JAL' .NEWHOUSER
ended his athlete of the weSt side." He has'
• fel'illg .congratulationa
while the
Niolt.. lived . holdout . \iVhen he s!arred,on WeStern's football and'
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basketball teams m thepast.sea~
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Olson's Basket6iveS
Blue from ,ear to ear; ThUll, a Fz1Ink
sODS .: •• ' .., .'.:' .•... ,•'. '.. -' ounger Aetn;~t~t~()nU;';':~.o1
s'w,M~rt"
CoSpaC;~ttfor
Athl.etic Devil's Vic:tory'OverShJb~etrrifw~~ finbsist,h
hta~
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of secOnds.
B1 FRED RUNNELLS
.... return~
vet~~ans apdyoung
pea...
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Pointe' will
travel to .
•'eEQIII't!'Joe'
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ouIptl_
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ter: Madisoil
square
,Garden's'
Grosselfointersin
pnual
arid p!t!_~f' G.~
~ointeco~d'cOnAll season long
BOb OlSOn, Dearborn'next.
Friday night~'and
~IJ
blillkel1:lall:
vlDcethe,l'Ommlttee
appointecUo
.varsity 'substitute,
warmed ,the Jri.eet'ita
arch - rivals,
Fordson .
f.r
tournamenL .. DON the, civic; leaden. iii. particular
P ADGn, . ,a p P,r en t i',c e JOCkey, are urged :lly this wrl1ertotake
seled ,the' Grosse Poi.nte' War benCh,': _only gett~'
ilito the' Both teams will. be' battling for
HI.
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bootedliomHourwinners'in
four
a,-ereatermterest
ilithe:'athletil;
,M,emonal,'
ona
field
ho!JSl!;Ap.
games'
after.1beywere',
already
honors
in
the
Border
City
League
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tria at HilllGtl Park •• ; U OF activi~iesof
Pointe:areayou~
.it'llllo~~be:i)~!=essary'for~~
,w0J?,bythe
regulati:~t
Satur- basketball
race. If Grosse Pointe
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',Th.e 'lackadaisica1'atttudeol
,~o dOlS.'to.wnte
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cO~lttee
dayiUght,
at,~t,
Detroit, ~bcan'
defeat FQrdsOn it will' tie
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O.'r"o~;i.ee,'~,N~:t=;parentSin
tliking prideiii.the ~.;tellfl.l~mthC1l
cliolCe' andcafueinto
his.ow:n :wbenhetipptd
'with tliat school for the cham~
, t.
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a~etic'accoII1PlishineJiis
of,thm
J;e~JlIS for,lt.DO
,IT NOW and inJohnnyRumme1'srilissed
foul pioJlllhip.Fordson
will be deter~
IllIh •.•.•
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, off~spring,aJ;1d
in, t)le facilitiesw~.,one
of the PrIZes 1fe com- shot to give GrOS&i!I'oirite a 42. min:ed'to win. this lame 10 it.u.n'
availableforthem:has_'beennot~JJl1tt~
offer~
for the bestsug-:
n victory: over.the>team
it annex,the
title all alone.
.'A:ht"ndlorOePeriian:catshowtid
ed ..,by~.oQi~
-Writir~ .~~t~~~ ..
sopD41Y.'trc:>~,'42
..8~1.,lut De. ------,
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up :at ',~~'h, Qme,.' ',~o"'~'- tJ. nivemtY
Grosse Pointe . is ~own
for itS . If, 'Highlan~-': Park' canafl"rd
cembei' 15.:
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. U. S. expenditures
aven,e$21.2:
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other morning a,nd was high schOlasticachieveinents,
,but to' buy •.Ford Field 'and build. a
East .Detroit/empli;yi,ill'
a 'ru&- ntillion. dally. Totalexpencliture.
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repor¥
to ,the: City police. The its athle~ic rec;ord is not one fieidh9\15()i stadium. and poolasged:;type;:of<individ.~;:bask'etfor the YEAR 1886 were $242
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its~t
warproject~roiseball
•.,',c;~~g¥f••tJ:t,e UlIU!illy smooth million.,
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lllac,ed' Tabb.y .safely In. ~ , It, is', notbecauSc<' the ,athleteS Pointe. can afford "ll','large fiel9- workingi';'~r~;.:::
~611.1te Blue
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~ryp~. at the dog
~w~~~ .p~!cipating
la~ck, willingness, or hOU!leas' a fitting memorial toi~
Di!yiJs"naPlJ\Dl: in,ethe,'#SC,lIua.r,
, Opes Da.1]y 11 to 1•
JOg 1.St~wner ~Ute~ . ,a
Y SPU'lt All Of; the GrossePomQ!
W.0rlli,:War n veterans .• A ,war ter ,and: ran-, UP. an".ll-B ,lea~
.
This .Appeal Contributeci:by
was. no
rown'.
'otIS.
High teams have' couraie.They'm~orial.
wlie:e teen.agers:~'whii:hthe
'POin~te,raw~~ble
,",
do lack that extra moralsl1Pport
ret~ng,
servt,' cemen. can en),oy, to overcome,
unhlt OllOn tipped /'
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-1rom-the
pare.atll 'Ilnd -,lidiniren
athletic.conteSts
BlIspec:tators or 'in the winI1iJig:sh\!t.
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pri~s. Thesupp~ is better now
• , • and you'nwent a CupiG
, st.. k,or,chop,tonight.
TTRtn,as
now., ~
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istet m~re-indeliby
on th!, future. throl1gh
head!!"1lp play,
,'1"1... Ia Lau.clerlac
cenerati?n.
' around,both'pask~:,
"t;
"uiI;ekaD!Dc
'lbie .llV-'
'UDIOMDT
PLANNED'
. !,auI'Grub~',P~tG~.Pointe""'clraperiq,laeetall"
, It hubeensuggested
thllt the
In a ,21-21 tie ;"'lth,,~',IODl: on!e~
ebelllle'"
be erected,A Co?fe~~I~promotl!
t~e haJ?deci"'sh()hft.~,;ce~~~:',co1.1Z:::
,w~If''lte4' apnadB f~:,
the.form
of.afield
housewhet'e
UlIeof rllCiioiil.,Mic,higan
schooIsThisll!;ld,w!d,~erMedw}len
lMt'e'tbul1'
Jean.
all otthe youth of Grosse ,Pointe will be held in Lansin.; on Sat-.. Drayton'pUt~tDetroit
back'iJi
sWe'; .• lC~IMl CvtAI. Laao
could uae~.recreatioaaltaciIi~
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the lull~.wli.lch','it.neVer'relin~
I ',il7kr:Pld<"p"'DeH .. ".
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ties. This' is
fine idea. It, would
Y' .:Marth 9,. underiiponsol-"
quishecf,uiItll'the
ftnalleCOnd i01
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moreimischieVship of the MichIgan StateCo1'thie game. A1thoUih'Eut
Detiolt
CellTU.'""20
ousRJ¥1.thriJI~k.inI,y(,uth'OJ1~'
le&e.,:~hdepaTtment
..in,CO:-- :¥.:as:inu)'~~5IE~_(~~atthrou~ol:~u~le.,
Thefie1d.:b,o~
woWaoperatiori.
-with' LaiJsing' schOoIi ,0utihe,COII.teIt,:.;DQ~
M~Pbad..
,IUSSILL'S= CURTAIN
also offer a ,more expansive place'
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. :who garnered
111.pomts III ,the'
.: LAU,NDIY'.'CLIAN.E!IIS
to ho~
major PointellIIlllf.eur
School a~mlStrators,
teachers,
contest,' kept'the.
'~)\le
Devils
athletic ev~ts.'
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and other mterested perSOJlll from witjlin striking diatailce..
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The .G~Pointe.
Dads. Club, througho?t. the state will attend.,
As the two ,~';battled01l
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:::~~~/c:~t::,
lac~ decent .lItliletic facilities,'in
which tcUram and,to playthe~
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IIIION.~tuIS••WID~ ., THUI!
oPeltTiIl
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20748 IACI 'AJE., .,~ 8 llle, IROSSE PaIiTEWIODS
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wide variety of ~eleCteddomestic,
imported fabrics. for draperies,
slip covers
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CO,mp!ete interior decorating
facilties ai your service..
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cHlpl'" dep.I'tMeIlt", fresItodcIlly Fnlts ._d YefjtlNltIn , •• ' Sea.... , 'ie.. : GOOd SerViceand Good Quality, ~
Ct:ec!illli •••
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STOVES II. FURNACES
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& R'O SSE
2', 1946
Reserves Win
IGirl Sc~utNews I.Two
Contests
Closing Rally Downs.
r'FordTrade
Quintet
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For us, February is the month
of International
Friendship, and
as a fittin& climax on this list
day, we'd like to tell you about
our second letter from Belgium.
Our "Treasure Chest" is actually
sending us a second dividend,
and we should be. very proud,
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G'rOsSe Pointe High's Basketball Team Foreed to COme
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'~o.come from behind in ~lie flosing minu~es of the game wl~h
'Ford
Trade School to wm a 42-36 cage victory.
The surprlSing strength
of the' Ford Trade School was something
the
a's they had previously
beaten
BI''''"" Devl'Is hadn't counted,
the Trade School boys with ease.
;GrO$Se Pointe traileq th~ough.'"
out the co~test until the last tv.:0 though every' shot meant the
minutes of the game when ~Ig game.
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Don McPhail put the Blue DevJ!s
Two and a half minutes. after
in the lead, 38-36. After Dick the last period.' started. ,Grosse
Wuerker
had' counted with a Pointe took the lead on Don M:cone-hander, from the side of the Phail's shot. At ,this point Phelfcourr.McPhail
,put the game .in fer'of Ford Trade gave his team
the bag by pumping in a short the advantage
.again and the
stilit' with only 34 seconds re- teama'started another mad scrain.
mamina in the contest,
ble for the lead with' both teams
'. "FordO Trade ,was quick to go matching basket for ~asket. It
!,~ipto'
the.le~dshortly
a.Her the was Dick Wuerkerwho
pumped
.: opening. whlsUeal\d bUilt. up ,a in the .shof ~at tied the score
6-0 Korebefore
the Blue Devlls with three minutes to go and set
were. able to. get a shot at .the the 'stagefor
McPhail to .clinch
basket 'Dick:. Wuerker,'Johnny
the gume fu the last minute/
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Rummel, and Don. McPhail were
Pheilrer of Ford Trade led both
the' point - getters
for' qrosge teams in point Production with 13
Pointe' once. the iCe Y!~ b~oken, points. He was followed by Don
with. 10 seconds remaml1lg In the McPhail with 12 points who was
first quarter, RU":lmel c,onnec!ed hia:h for, the Blue Devils and was
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\;'ith a .beautif\11 long shot to glye. pressed for' scorina: honors by
the Pointers ao.ne-point m~ra:mj teamm.te
Johnny Rummel who
10.9, /It the end of the perIod,
garnered 11 points.
Grosse Pointe's advantage was
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short lived when Ford Trade
COMPENSATION
bounced back early in the second
quarter
butthe
Blue Devils
The'Michilan
Umimplciyment
matched every Ford 'Trade score Coinpem..tion. Commiilllion . paid
>. to'keep pulling up on even terms out $2,298,013;33t6' 113,986 pee. until. the Trade
School boys pie unemployed durinl the week
: - garn~redtwciquicK'field:gOali
.endin; February 16, it was annear the end of the second quar- noun'ced' by' Eugimf! T. Dormer,
ter to hold a 21.1,8 advantage at Erecutive Director. Of this numthe intermission.
her, 38,259 are .women .. This is
At no point in the third quarte.r $14,052.52 less' than the previwere the two teams separated. by dus week. The total number of
more than three points. All sem- people who have claims filed for
blance of team play disappeared
unemployment benefits in Mich85 every player on the, court igan is now, 151,968. Of this
tried to put his team in the lead. number, 50,729 are women, The.
Every shot tded iri the third previous week there were 4,355
quarter had the, fans on their men and 2,958 more women re..
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Friendly Service
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were only able to overwhe1m11li vtrior1. '.. .,.:;
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the half.
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rivals, 13 points to three.
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GrossePoinle
outplayed. outIItU .iupor
.n ..1"thought and out-scored East De-
o'clockoi'n"tq~ HighSchool
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,Ulr1wri,.~l!'tbree troops dir~cted
9Y, ¥rs. ,Parfitt, Mrs. HuntingtOn;
and Mrs. Morrison, will enjoy a
movie put on by the NurseS'
Association. It deals with, the
nursing profession, and sh,clIild
prove to be quite .aninspiration,
in the career piannil1& of some
'of our lira.'
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and Bray added to the count with .tandinI player. ol either team
a swell corner shot just before with lame beautiful
heaea-up
the period ended.
. b.ll handlin& and dandy shott •.
Tile Blue Devils looked' like a
different-team starting.the'$eC0nd.
The Grosse Pointe. reserves,
half. They scored 30 poiJIts to 'fresh' from. their overwhelming
eight. Dur.lD, the th;Id 'victOry over'FofdTrade
the ni'lht
Trounc;.'i=o~i ,Tr.de .048-23 Fordson',
quarter the Point~rs' ,de!eru;~ was before; added East Detroit to its
and E.st D.troit 45-18' on prllctically impreenable, and Ford long' list ot basketball \'iclims
Trade was able to. get only four with a decisive, 45.18. victory at
Sueees.sive' Nights
points. Two of the four. po~ts East Detroit's gym last Saturday
were scored on foul shot:! while night.
By FaEDBUNNEL~S
the Blue DeviIs connected for
The Blue Devils employina: a
After trailing throughout most 13 counters to hold a oommand- fast brea~_ took a commanding
of the first half 0, its basketball ing 31-i9 lead at the end of the 16-2 lead in the first ~uarler of
game with Ford Trade last night, third quarter.
the game, Tom Willson's basket
th~ ,Grosse ~ointe reserves put
The fourth period was a sleigh and lree throw touched off the
together' a high scoring second ride for the Pointers. They scored scoring spree in the first seconds
halI to down the' Trade school 17 points to ,Fordson's four.
of the game and the Blue Devils
boys, ~8-23.' ..
Playing only part (>! the game were never threatened the rest
Ford Trade, playing a ,fast, ago Leroy GoaresiD).o emerged the of the evening.
gressive brand of ball, jumped high pointboycif..
the eveping
Beginning the second quarter,
in~ an early' lead in 'the first
with 11 POints. He was followed Coach Harold Fisher, substituted
quarte.r anq held an 11.4 edge.
by Herb Allen. Ken Christianson an Entire new team. Against the
Grosse Pointe's
c~se
looked and Tom WHlson with 10, 9 and subs East Detroit found the range
hopeieiBSup to the •second period eight points respectively.
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after one and a half minutes of
when the Blue Devils' began'findPeuln was high for the losers play in the second quarter and
ing't1)e range and' at half time
up five quick points in
enjo;Yed an 18~15 lead, Patterson, with 9 points, 8 of themcomin&rolled
of the
Christianson and Tom' Willson in, the first quarter when Ford the first four minutes
led the second quart~r
attack Trade made ija only bid for vic.' period. East .Detroit appeared to
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with Willson giving his team a tory.
Guaresimo was by farui!! out~ so the starting Blue Devil team
one point lead on two free throws
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You'll be glad to know that our
Girl's Council is being revivedit died for lack of a directorand will hold its fint meeting on
Mar. 14, at. the' Neighborhood
Club. Mrs. James O'Brien hiS
consented'to be chairnian of this
group, and we all join in wish.
ing her the best of luck.
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G~~ss~e~~inf:~e~~;
O~~y :st:i~~
fn the Detroit Area that has
heard from the country to which
chest of books was sent.
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ceived
by Mrs.
Walgenbach's
troop. and was from Mady Jadot,
a law student at 'the University
of Brusseis. She organizes troops,
and trains leaders-of
course Yll\\
know that in Europe Girl Scouts
are caUed Girl Guides. She has
her own troop of blind Brownies,
and it is the only one of its kind
in the country. The scrapbOOk,
made by the girls 'in Mrs. Walgenbach'stroop'
was the "1irst
ta~,gible piee~ of American Scout
work received in five years."
She also wrote. "our admiration
for your brilliant
;:ountry
is
immense,"
MadyJadot'sBrownie
troop
was visited
by Lady BadenPowell, and she is justly proud
of her correspondence with such
a 'distinguished person. Alter all,
it was Lord Robert
Badw.Powel who founded the scouting
movement,
and who inspired
Juliette Low to dream OJ. a scoutini organization for girls of all
nations.
Even tho our special International Friendship period ls of.
ficially over' today, we shall
continue to observe. to throulhout the year. It's. a timely tlieme,
and is especially forceful rilht
now.
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look forward to our Birthday
Week, and our Juliette
Low
World Friendship
Fund, Great
plans for celebrating are under
way, and we expect March 10-16
to bean exciting and a stimulating week.
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Tell your mothers and
.your mothers' friends to save .all
,their, waste' fats for you, to' be
contributed to the city-wide iat
campaign. conductcd. oy tl", Girl:
Scouts. If you recollect, the War
.ChestF.und did not meet its quota
this past year, Consequently, the
Detroit Girl' ~cuut Council did
not receive ils. total from the
Commllnity, FUTld". and is desperately in: need of. money for
operating, expenses. It is hOped
(he sale of wasle fats will help
(0 make up part of this deficit.
.50 b' " now, and line up your
nei,g:;~, ;,<.ask:inlr,th~m to ).pleqe,
save '.'. theirwBste 'tats ,for Yilt!;
The date of the collection wilt be.
a~~9un~~lj. 'Jaler.
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Our Service Dept.
Coach Frank Banach had his
fingers crossed as hi.~ Blue Devil
swimming team trav,!led to Ann
Arbor last Saturday' morning; to
compete'in
the Michigan State
High School swimming
mee!.
Banach knew ~his team didn't
'have the necessary power and
balance to annex the.,State High
School title, but he was hoping
for a miracle of ~ome sort to give
the, Pointers enough ,points to
finis~ well up among the leaders,
That. miracle didn't happen and
the Blue Devils had to be satis.
tied with eight place, two places
worse than in the 1&45meet.
DanLaFert~,
swimming. in hI~
last high school com petitio!,!, paddled his way to third place in the
50-yard free style event. LaFerle
finished the regular season with
11 victories and one defeat in
lOO-yard free l'tyle. but waSn't
entered in this event because his
coach tlgured he would stand a
better chance at the shorter distance,
FISHER-RECORD
Welcomel
We extend
,~hrysler ..:..Plymouth
cordial welcome to /Ill Grosse Pointers
/lnd particularly to our many friends to visit us
of our three opening days-Friday,
Saturd~y
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c'l11dSuf]-
day, March I, 2 and 3.
It is our ilim to render a high g,,"':e ty~e of ser'!ice.
We
<!15k
your patroMge,
"ct,.,
Co","", hrcr,. wfi~
fI"d ~"Yery servfc.
Specle'lIf", I" ~"er.1 Alto •• ,.Irl", .Hi
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TIRESliD
BamRIES
Mack at Fisher Road
Right from the Startl
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
TU. 1-9889
MOBILGAS
OPEN
6:30 A.. M. tolO:30 p,
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G R 0 S SE 'P:O r NT E N E.W S
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good job in taking care of us.
Mike Bea~pee, Jr., complained
to the Farms police Sunday that
The milk shortage has corne .to some milk thirsty wayfarer had
the Pointe, even though our local taken 10 quart bottles of milk out
truckers have been doing II fairly of his truck while it was parked
Milk Short. Ie Cauae.
:Thieves to Loot Truck
in his garage. The theft, he says.
happened sometime early Sunday morning.
A bad man
with
a bad
plan
beats a good man witti no plan.
"Christian Science:
Its Theory and Practice"
A FREE LECTURE
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By
, t]u! youngest culprits that have'
A rl;!Sident'at 1143 Beaconsfielc;l. ever come under their notice.
observed. two very small. boys
helping themselves to' the can. They were two boys, aged three
tents of mail boxes in the neigh. and four, respectively. The little
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These two young Grosse Point.
ers, with a W9rld of fine experience in serving motorists' n~,
will hold a three-day opening of
tlleir new Mobilgas Service Stalion' at 18184 Mack at Fisher
road on Friday. Saturday
and
Sunday, March I, 2 and 3.
They built and own the new;
station where garage work will
be featured as well as Mobilgas
products.
Mar,vin Beaupre, who is a son
of Albert Beaupre of Kerby road,
was formcrly paris manager of
sociated'. with the Sun Oil company where he direc\ed 6el'vice
schools and sales work.
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Associated with them and head.
ing their auto repair department,
will be Frank Lenhardt •. former
instructor in auto mechanics at
the Wilbur Wright Trade Schoo!,
who served as parts manager. at
Tom Boyd's. At one time Len'hardt was associated, with the
George Holzbaugh agency in a
mechanical capacity.
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Jack Fannon, brother of Rob.
ert, who holds five b~tt1e.ltars
and went into Tokyo with. the
Navy. will be an employe at the
new slatiQn, as will Albert Beaupre, brof{:er of Marvin. Albert
holds the D.F.C. Air Me~al with
oak; leaf cluster and received a
Presidential
Unit Citation.
Because of the long residence
here of the principals it is be.
lieved opening days will bring
out many friends and neighbors.
"The welcome sign is hanging
high and our motto is service."
Robert Be"upre said yesterday
said yesterday in making their
announcement.
He alsO said home appliances
will be a feature of the station
at a later time.
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NEW YORK CITY
Member of the Board of l.eclureship of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Friday, March 8, 1946
at 8:00 P. M.
Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist
and Manistique
You are cordially
invited to attend
I\IAKVIN BEAUPRE
A full report
of this lecture
will be printed
in
The Grosse Pointe News of March 14.
Christian Science:'
the original George Holzbatiilh
concern when that agency was
the largest Ford Sales and Service station in the world. 'More
recently he was in enJ!ineering
at Briggs manufacturin".
Robert J. Fannon, son of John
F. Fannon, until recently was as-
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Its ,Revelation of the
Kingdom Within
A Free Lecture
by
Clayton Bion Craig, C. S. B.
of
Cincinnati,
Ohio
'Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church,
. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Massachusettl
ROBERT FANNON
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist, Detroi~
Eut
Grar,d Boulevard near lelrenoll
Ave.
rptursday, :&larch7, 194(h8 p~m.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY ~ED
TO ATTEND
A full report of this lecture will be printed in the Grosse Pointe
News of March 21.
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Methodilt Church
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Grosse Pointe Farms:
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'.' ' officers in accordance with the Village Charter will be held in the Village
of Grosse' f>ointe Farms on
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':~'-and the polls for said Election shall be open from 7:00 o'clock in the
_ forenoon to 8:00 o'clOck in the evening, at the Village Hall. 90 Kerby
': ;Road,
':. At whichEIec:tion the following officers are to be chosen viz: /
1 PRESIDENT
3 TRUSTEES
1 CLERK
1 ASSESSOR
1 TREASURER
You are further notified that there will be only one polling place for said
Annual Election which snail be at the Village Municipal Building•. 90
Kerby Road,
HARRY FURTON, Clerk
Village of Grosse Polnt.--Farms
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Feb. 28, 1946 (G. P. News)
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WHY WE HAVE BEEN ABLE
Sund"y servIces 10:30 a, m.
Sunday School
Wednesday ""enlng Testimonial
HeelIng 8:00 p. m.
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IMPROVE OUR. SERVICE
I BEmR
FUIERIL SERVICE
FOR THE
IN YOUR COMMUNITY
You may wonder why we are able to reduce electri~
EAST SIDE
rates, as directed by
Public Service
~ the Michigan
,
.Commission, even while the' cost ollivirig is going
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In time of
it is .8 comfort
funeral service
neighborhood.
to family and
Vote Yes!
bereavement
to have the
in your own
can venient
friends.
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up, Our answer is simple. It stam with a will to give
you the best possibje service at rates that are fair and
Far from the noise and
con f u s ion of contested
areas,
the beautiful
and
spacious Harris East Side
Chapel is especially located
to be convenient to aU East
Side residents and to ~hose
of nearby suburban areas.
MONDA Y, MARCH 4TH.
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TO REDUCE RATES AND YET
ReadIng Room open week day.
a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Sundays
2:30 to ll:OO p. m.
U:OO
INVEST
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Sixth Churc:hof Christ,
Sc:ientist, Det~oit
Morning Worshlp'at
10:41
Sunday SChool. for Pre-5ehool
Chlldren. 10:~12:30
lund.y SclIool for Adullo and
All Young People. 12-12:30
, Youth Fellowship at 6:~ p. 1ft.
Rey. Hugh C. \VhUe; Minister
:l42 Oil< Street.
at MCMI1I&D
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chaps were turne~ over to .their
parents for treatmenl
----Standing
in other
fellow',
shoes won't help him if 'you
th
'yourself are aU on
e wron'
foot.
AN N U A'L
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Young & Rubican, Inc., advertising agency, has added .seven
men to its Detroit staff and
opened new offices in Suite 1866
Penobscot
Building
(CAdillac
0067), George W. Davis, vicepresident
in charge of Detroit
operations has announced.
The new staff members are
David V. Cleary, copy and contact; John R. McAlpine, traffic
and production manager; George
M. Black, Jr" contact and now
business; Burns J. Cody, cooperative. advertising
man a g er;
Claud'e R. Streb, ,art director;
Robert S. Edwards, production
department; and Thoburn (Toby)
Wiant, public relations and publicity.
Cleary '~md McAlpine rejoin~
the agency after serving several
years with United States forces
o'/erseas. Black was transferred
to the Detroit office after a. year
and a half in .the agency's New
York and Chicago offices.
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Black, a resident
of Grosse
Pointe and a University of Michigan graduate who has been in
the advt!rtising
business since
1931, spent a year and a half as
head of OWl's foreign advertising division before joining Young
&. Rubican in New York.
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The Detroit accounts of Young
& Rubican include the Packard
Motor Car Company; Parke, Da.
:vis & Company; Stinson Division
Consolidaled-Vultee
Aircraft Cor.
Poration; arid the Borden Company.
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Kerby lid. near .Kercheval
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NOTICE OF
YouI1g& Rubicam
Expands Staff
Avenues
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Richard P. Verrall, C. S.
Kercheval
Start '1 borhood Mo~day afternoon and
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phoned the police.
Early, , The police picked up two of
Serv:ce Stat;on. Is. Open.ed
reasonable, It continues with the'cooperation
experienced
of
,
and efficient emploYe8. It includes
planning and economizing on the part of managem.ent and e~gineers, .
Call the Harris East Side
'Chapel to secure the quiet,
memorable.
and neighborly service that characterizes
Harris Funerals.
In addition, the combined savings In"ought ah.}ut
by a reduction in federal taxes and increased use
of electricity contribute to this latest rat~ reduction.
No Communit.y is Better
In 8hort, it is enterprise at work ••• enterprise witli
. know-how and a goal. The goal ill the best electric
Than It' sS c h 001 s
service in the world. at rates that are fair and
reMOnable.
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new house in Radnor
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new economy unless we have •.11
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department.
on the surroundings
as he has
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Mn. John McComb. Mrs. Warren Helle, Mrs. Leonard Slow in,
Ml!I.' George Williams, and Mrs.
William Browne.
CONGUGATIONAL
C.UAcH
Dr. "aild' Un. George Waidbott.
of il~4 Halfour
road. . Grosse
Pointe. will oPen their home on
Saturday. eveniqi March 2, for
a card party sponsored by the
Women's Association. of Grosse
Pointe CongrelationalChurch.
Mrs. Loyd Weed is chairman,
and those' assisting in the
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SeGtion 6: OTHER BUi'LDINGS 'AND USES-District
"A".'
In District A; no
lend, exc;epf oil otherwise provided in this Ordinance, shll!r be erected upon
,Of' Used f~eny
purpcse. except, for one or mcre of the following specified
purposes:
Public museum, parish home, public librlry, public school, paroc;hilll s<:~ool, chur~h, orphanag.,
community c~nter, muni~ip.11 structures,
necesllry ior publiC welfllre, safety and convemence, IInd hospitals, ncept
thOSt for the tr ... tment of mentar dise"sM, ..lcoholic .. ddicts IInd drug
addictl.
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AUTOMOBILE
PARKING REGULATIONS-District
B Ad.qu ..te
shall, be provid~d for such
. permitted
US" ..s thellters, offic;a buildings, apllrtment
houslS, hotels,
.nd pilus
of public oISsembly. In the Cllse of thelten,
pllrking spec"
ior' one vehicle shan be provided for ... ch ten Selts or equivalent in
patron .. ge; .offica buildings, puking spica for e,l(;h 2(\0 squ ..re feet of
floor 'p"Uj
ap"rtment
housts ..nd hotels, pllrking sp.1ce icr e ..ch fi....
hund~ed SCl.u
..re feet. o~ flcM 1pIIC4'. Suc;h. park.ing facilities'shllil be dearly
desenbed In the budding. plen~ ..nd speelfica~lons, .. nd no, permit for the
.rection of I building shall be issued without complillnce wiftl this regul ..ticn.
In 'order to ~rry into effect the pt'oyisions hereof, the .ViIIlg. Commission
upon proper "pP.'icatio~ in writing by the owner 01' d ..veloper of an;
property, ~han ha .... the power to, from time to time, set nide
and
designllte. lend for use for p"rki"9 furpose~; and to ..ccomplish' such
purp~e m..y set ..side .. nd designate IlInd within Districts A and/or C to
bi! uled for such purpose, notwithst .. nding anythin9 in this Ordil1.ance to
the c;ontr .. ry end pt'ovided 'further, that sueh prcperty to be so sat oISid.
o! designated is owned. by or under the c;ontrol of the "pplicant'lnd
proVided furthlr, fhat such use sh..1! not c;onfl1ct with recorded
subdivision
restrictions.
"SflCtion 3: The Provisions of this Ordin ..nce ..re hereby
immediltely ntcesSiry fOl' the public; health, puc ... nd IIfety
given immedi.te .ffKt."
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POINTE WOODS
Height of B~ildingsj District "B".
No commerci ..1 or mercentile building in that portion of DistriGt "I" 011
Mac:k ~venue, lying South of V~'mier Road, .. na on Verni.r Road, Iyin,
West of M ..ck /!,venue ..nd on Herp.r Avenue for its Intire length within
the Ville,e limits sh ..11 be erectecl, recons}ructed or remodeled, so as t.
ellce.d' in height on. story with a muimum hlight of Twenty.tIlre.
proYided, however, that the provisions hereof sh.. 11 not .. pply to Khoor"
churchlS, thellters or municip"1 structurei.
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All struetur.s to be erected in District ojB" sh.K coliform h.. rmoniolnly i"
exterior design with the gen.r .. 1 ..rchitKture
of such str .. t and tM
surrounding .. rN.
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"SECTION 2: All OrC1inancel or perts of Ordin .. neel in c:onfliet her.with
are hereby exprlnly rlpe ..led. only tco the extent neceslllry to giv. t+,is Ordinanc;e
full ~orc. and effect, ..nd th.et tile Zoning M.p mid ... p"rt of the ..forem.ntiol\ed
Crdlnene4! be, ..nd the lime is. hereby .. ccorclingly reYised.
"SECTION 3: The Provisio."s of this Ordinllnce .ere hereby ded.red
fo be
~mmed~ately necess ..ry for the public; hulth, p •• ce and IIfety and ..re hereby 9iven
Immediate .ffeet:'
PH!LLlP F. ALLARD,
Vinago C!.ri:,
CI.rk.
Grosse Point.
Michigan,
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[_) No commerc;i ..I or mercantil.
building in that Portion of DistriGt "I" on
Mac\:; Avenue, lying North of Vernill' Road, sh.. 1! be erected, reconstruct.d or remodeled', so as tc exc;eed in height two stories wit+, a
m.xi~.um height of Thirty.Thre.
(33) ft., proYided, howeyar, t+,.., the
prOVISions hereof sh.. 11 not apply to Khook, churc;hes, the ..ters Of' mlHli.
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A didrict permitting 1111 buildil\gs .. nd uses a.
permjtte~ in Di.tri~ ",&." and "C", but oth.rwii.
c;onfined to business ..nd/or
. c:ommerc;I.. 1 est .. bhshments erectedfcr
the Hie of goods at retail or .. cc~
,mercj .. 1 ~ profession ..1 IIrvice conducte<i ior the residents of. the locality
whIch is not obrioxious or. offensive 'to the 1~lity ;by te!'SOfl of the omiuion
of, odor, fumes, dust, smoke, wlste, .vibr ..tion or noise, prcyided th.re is not
in .c~nn.ction
therewith oIIIy m .. nuf ..during,
repairing, converting,
aifering.
finishing 0,r .. ssembling except that which is incidental to such retail business
01' Slivice .. nd on which nct more thlln fi.... mech .. nics or wOl'ken ..re ~
tomarily eng ..ged. pro ...ided th..t me limitlltion on the number of mechinics
or ~ork.rs emplcyed shall not apply to ..utomotive silles rooms and/or service
,t,afronsj llrcvlded,
""wever, no sudl business or commercial elt .. blishmenh
pe~itted
under the pt'cvisions of this Seeti~n slilll conti in, be Illid ovt for
Of' pt'oYicle resiJenti ..1 or nving qu .. lters.
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REGULATE.,ind rest~
the ioc;ation of trldes .. nd
industrie5 .. nd the Icc ..tion of building, designed for specified uses, to ~9U...
lete ..nd limjt th!l heig~, ..nd' bulk of. buildings her ... fter ereFled, to. regula+- .
.. nd determine the .. r... cf y.. rds, eourts, .. nd cther open sp.1ce$,. to limit'"
ud restrict the muimum num~er of f.. milies which m..y be housed in dwell~ngs h!re~ftlr
Irede~
M ..lter.d,
..nd for ~~d ~.~rposes di~ide the'ViRlige
Into diStriCts, to pro ...,de .. method of administration.
and to' pt'esbibe' the
pan ..lties for the vic!4,tion of its provisions,'
be emended,' so oIS to re ..d ..s follows:
_off .the str .. t ..utDtTlobile p"rl:ing facilities
Vin.. ge
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S~TlON
I: TilatiSection,
... ncI9 ofofdin .. nu No. 34 of the Village
Groue Pol\,te Woods adopt .. on June I., ,19<40, entitled:
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~c~essory buildings mllY be er~Gted for. purposes which are customarily
IllCldent to eny of the above permiHed uses ineluding not more th ..n one
private gar ..ge for each lot. The regulations for height, bulk, and artll fcr
residenti.1 ..c;cessory buildings shill apply.
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"Section '2: All OrdinancM 01' p",n of Ordinanees in ccnAicf herewith .. ,..
hereby expressly repe.led, only to the extent neee~Slry to give this Ordinance
full ~orce ..nd eff~ct, .. nd th.t th~ Zoning M..p made a part of the ..forementioned
Ordlnence be, and the lime ii, her.by accordingly fe\ojsed.
!Ianday at l:tO.3:2t-5:4'.1l:H-I8:2t
TUnDAY.WEDNISDAY.THUR$DAY.
'AN ORQINANCE,to
regul ..t. and, redrict the 10(;11
ti on of tr ..d~s .. nel
industries ..nd the location cf ~uildings designed lOr sp •.cifiad UleS, to,
regulate' and limit the height ..nd bul~ of buildings herellfter erecteel, to.
. re<Julate .. nddetermine
the :"rel of"Yllrds, 'courts, IInd other open spllcel,
!o Iimit;l.nd restrict the muimum number of families .which m..y be houseel
. In dwellings here ..fter e~cted
01' litered,
.. nel for. said purposas divide the
Vilillge into district~,to
pt'ovide Im.thcd
of ..dministration, and to pr.Jcribe the peNlti.s for the vicl.tion of its provisions,'
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amend~d,so
as to read oil foll6ws: ~
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"Section I:. Th..t .Se.ctions 6 .. ~ 13 of Ordin ..nce No, 34 of the ViII.. ge of
Pointe/Woods,
..dopted o'n June. 18,'940,
entitled:
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;~eshict the r~ ..tion. ~'tf ..d~s and
Industries .. nd the loc ..tion of building, designed fo,sPecified
UMS, tc rec.llll.t+and limit tfle height and bulk of buildings nere ..lter erect.d: to regu1..te Ind deter.
mine t~e "ru ofy"r~s,
cl:!ur:ts ...nd other open. sp.1ces, to limit and restrict the
maxImum. number oLfimilieswhichm.y
JM .housed in dwellings her.ifter. ere~
or Iltered, ..nd for lIid purposes, divide the Vill~ule into districts, to pt'OYicie ..
method of ..dministration,' Ind to>prescribe
ihe. pen ..ities ior the viol ..non of its
,provisions.'
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~911llte .. nd'restriGt'the
lqgtion of trlldes ~nd ind~strie.s
of buildings designed for specified uses, to regulllt~ IInd limit
th' height. end bulk of buildi!lgshe(ea~terer~c;~d,
to reguillte and determine
the "re .. cf Yllrds, courts and other op.n spaces;to !imit .. ndrestrict the muimum
number of f..milieJ which m..y be housed in dwellings here.efter ereCted or ..!tered,
. and fcr ~id purpcslS; divide the YiII..ge'into districts, to prcvide e method of
administr ..tion, and to prelcribe the pen ..lties for the ...iclition of its provisions',",
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"AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE No. 34 OF THEV;LLA61'
OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS,' MICHIGAN, ADOPTED JUNE IB 1940 I ENTITLED.•
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"NOTICE i, hereby 9iv-n, in ll;Cordlnce
witt! the Provi5fons cf AGt No. 201 of
th •. Public Act~ of the Stlt. of Michigln for the yelr 1921, II ..mend.d, th .. t I
Public huring will be had lit the Municip ..l Building, in the Village of Gross Poin+Woods, W ..yn. Ccunty, Michiglln, on the 19th day of Mllreh, 1946, ..t 1:00 o'clock,
P. M., Elldern Stllridard Time, upon a propo5ed :Amlndment to Ordinlnce
No. 34
of the vm.. g. of Gros~ Pcint. Wood" I,dopted June 1B, 1940, whidl pt'opOs.d
Amendment i, 15 fcllows:
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"NOTICE IS HE~EBY GIVEN, in accordance with
Provisions of Act No:207
thePubHe Ach of theSt"'e
of ¥ichig ..n for the yelr of 1921, ..s Amended, th ..t ...
Publ1c hearing will be hlld, ..t the Municipill Building, in the Vilillge cf Grone Pointe
Woods,Wllyne
County, Michigln, on the 19th day of March, 1946, 'at B:oo c'ciotk
P.M., Elldern Standllrd Time, upon .. proposed' Amendment to Ordinance' Nc: 34 of
th,e Vi!l..g~ of Groul Pointe Woods,edopted
June 1B,.1940, whir;h proposed Am.end.
meiTt .1 ., follows:
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REAL ESTATE
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HOME TO TRADE
If You Wish to Buy or Sdl
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NOTICES
HI and 24-incli
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VilLAGE OF
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March 4tll.
11l4e. at B,OO•.P. M .• will conalder tlle
:reqUKt or Maxon Bros. lor ~rmt .. lon
'~o~I!.n 01\. Ridge
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HARRY A. FURTON
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and
SeUODed
TUxedo 2-6305
Desir~b!s Tencntl&
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All Jlardwood
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tailored
auit, size., 40.
Wool shirt, size 16; wool hunt.
ingcoat;
sport tailored
trOU"
S'ers; hat; high rubber
shoes;
size 101,2; davenPort, new1y,upholstered; two pair green fiof"
al drapes, table, la"mp, miscellanl!oua articles.
711 Lincoln
R"'.
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FOUND
SMALL train' with track. Good
condition,
$15. CaU Nlalara
8310.
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Veteran'l. Ion returning, . ,must
FOUND
have unfurni5hed apartment, fiat,
Good Place for
income, terrace or
house with
Home Made Ice Cream
two bedrooms or more soon. l'i'o IRISH .1inen .cloth, 66" by 63'.'; I
napkins,
2011 by 20"; hemDONNA LEE SWEET SHOP
petl or children in our, famj,ly.
s~itched. Call LEnox 6307.
Call DRexel 1007 before 10 a.II).,
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Coplin at Freud
or after 4. p.m., or write J. M. LAD'('S brown Forstmann
wool
Payne, 8945 Agnel, Detroit H.
LOST qr destroyed-Certiflcate
coat. -fur coUar. worn
four
months, reasonable; black crepe
No. 12.G74 for five shares of HOUSE, 3 or • bedroom.
No
dress; never worn. Both size
\ Sioux City Gas and Electric
children. Good references. ExH:.NIagara
2498. 43G Rivard
Company Sev'en Per Cent Cumcl!lIent care of property.
Tux.
boulevard .
,1-1982. .
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. ulative Pr,~ferred StOck, regisFULL' SIZE 9~pi!ice dining room
i tered lnthe name of "HaITy E.
suite; antique, solid oak, dark
i Rinefort."
Appeal
has been
red mohair
cushions; mahoc.
made to the company for issuany dresser. ARlington J59O.
.. ance of a new certificate in lieu
GAS STOVE,..
Upright
oven;
thereQf.
good condition. 1489 Hampton.
RELIABLE
TENANT'
LOST-Silver
charm bracelet be- will P&y top rent for six or seven
room furnished. house in
tween ,Harvard
'and. High
Grosle
Pointe.
School, on Tuesday, Feb. 26th ..
r.eward. TU. 1.3949.
No Chiidren.
LOST tiger slIipe PerSian cat.'
Answers to mime of "Mr. B."
Call TUxedo 1-3849.
GffiL, 25 to 35 yrs" ror statistical and order department;
must
be accurate;
pleasant working
•conditions.
Call
Personnel
Manager, TU.' 2-9300.
COOK, white, pleasant
disposition; good' references;
small
family;
complete
charge
of
I kitchen;
sala:-y $35 weekly.
Call [or information,
NI. 3804.
WHITE women for general work
Thursday
and
Friday.
No
wa~hin". Near bus line. TUxedo '2-9170.
S-SITUATIONS
WANTED
'(Male and Femal.)
SECRETARY
with knowledge of
bookkeeping
desires
position
f with diver.<ified duties. Write
Box BOO, Grs. !'fe. News.
COLORED girl wishes day work.
A-I shirt ironer. References.
MElrose 3843.
COMPETENT
typist.clerk
wishes
position in Grosse Pointe area.
t Four years experience. Refer, ences. Write Box 1300, Grosse
Pointe News.
EXPERIENCED butler or chauf:~
12 to 5, Towneend
CA. 7600
FAMILY of four wishes to rent
6-room house or flat. Excellent
references. Call LEnox 6406.,
4-HElP WANTED
[Male alld Female)
fer. Call
~945.
From June I to Odober L
5.
THREE-BEDROOM.
single
by responsible
tenant.
UNiversity 4-3263.
house
Call
SETTING for 8 s~rling, Gorum
Fairfax, 7, sable skins, crystal
glasses, service for 4; Z spring
coats, about size 36. PIngree
9616•.
WHITE Elephant
Sale: Electric
iron, 3 electric fans, electric
heater, china, glassware, 2--50in. venetian blinds and lnany
miscellaneous
items. 76 Muskoka, off Grosse Pointe boulevard and Moross.
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Edition,
45
volumes.
"Library
of
the
Worlds Best Literature."
Good
condition., Tuxedo 2-0161.
MODERN fUrniture. Sewing machines ;md other appliances.
Sehchram Furniture.
Call Fi~o
roy 581G, daily.
WANTED
.Old Clothing
BkST PRICES PAID
,
A telephone
to
you
will
CHILD'S
averale
lrize. outdoor
play houi!e. 'Call TUxedo 272GB.
CA
MER A S, preferably
111m
packed, 2'1, by 3'1" Roll 620 or
35 m.m.; enlarg~r, m~t~r reader. lamps, cutter, etc. Call NT.
3279.
ll-IEAL
ESTATEFOI SAU
EXPERT
'APPRAISAL
:AND
Sales Action
rIDl~ij
m1t&~W@l
Old alyle' rtoor and lable
Sill
G",um
3-9248
SER,VICE RUG &
CARPI;T CLEANING
Speci!llize in Cle!lning
T acked.Down Carpeting
In Your Hom~
1040 Lawndale
Vlnewood 2.8510
POINTI"
c!JtPET
OWNERS - Attentiorl.
now and save the wear.
Also atair ,earpet Ihifted. Day
or eveninc. Nlalara
0703.
Repair
SEWING Machines. Repairinc by
eXpi!rts.' Houaehold
repairing
and 'sharpeninc
of aU kincU.
Rapid service.
FIX-IT SHOP
14.221 Kercheval .Ave.
LE. 4352
w.
S,.e .. n. I. C
..
Ot!'Y .. , FI
.
for Estimata
H"il'le. Carpet C!eanen
pay
that'
four
P.J.
.Ave.
TUxedo 1-1260
Any Type Sig~
Of
Sho-C.rd
Woods Sign CO.
PROMPT SERVICE
John L"
' TUxeclol-1354
IMMEDIATE
SERVICE
FROM
FAMOUS
FLOO.R SERVIq:
SANDING :""ND WAXING
f~r Purchastl
Our po~er
Poi~te Res'dene.
l'
UN. ,1.9060
-
fully
InllUred
NO: 5178
THREE BEDROCMS
GRAY BABY carriage;
pin k
CUT and new slip covers. drapewool carriage set; bassinet; 31,2
. ries and cur.aiM., Call NIagara
TWO B.ATHS
yd. organdy table cloth; pair
.796.
of unmarked
needle
point
Fe~ms, City or
YOU!1t1 couple without. chilo
Jlesulu
Count •
We SatWy
WASHING
machines
repaired;
chair sets; petit point center'
dren
or pe~
would
like
. any make, . excellent
IIl!rvice.
Perk
pair of oxidized silver candle:
BERFORD RD., South Warrennothing better than to take ,
DRexel lll!l2.
sticks;
painted
metal
tray.
Pressed brick, II years old, perQu&lified client wlliting for house
23053 Brittany, E. Detroit.
care of your furnished house
fect condition;
3 large bed(cJ~
I.....
or terrace during March and
rooms,
kitchen,
breakfast
room,
of above description.
STORK LINE collapsible
carritile
washroom
1st
floor;
many
April onTy.
Grosse Pointe
age. Good condition, $!5. NiagELECTRICAL WIRING
attractive
features; solid drive,
references.
ara 6668.
And Repllirinq
ovehead doors. Possession soon.
$16,500. P. J. Duggar. Co., 16125
Can Mn. Ba!lcome, at the
Ha.. All Avall~ble M.lerlaI In StOd:
FORSTMANN
black wool coat.
Mack. NIagara
6345, TW. 2- 93 KER.CHEV!lL
To Do:
Persian lamb trim. Size 12-14.
TU. 2.bOOO
Whittier.
I..Enox 9000
• 1'1... Homes
I Old Homes
2344.
, Like new, $5G. Niagara 1231.
~trlnl
• AtUe and •
COUPLE need small house or fiat
• Recre.llon
Rooms Wired
U-IEAL
ISTAn FOI SAU lJ-.&1AL ESTATE FOt SAU
• G«rall! Wlrlnlr Un4erJt'Ound
Silver Fox collar
unfurnished
by March 15. Call ONE' Fromm
• Power \VIrin r;
• :w.e. EJoetrleal
piece. Excellent condition. Tuxo
Arlington 0515.
_
~paIrJnl.
edo 1-1668.
Good service
Reuon.N.
GROSSE
POINTE
rARK
VETERAN
wants store to rent,
HOT
POINT
electric
water
heat8}'YER'S
!IlL
ELECTRIC
AND
lease or buy for camera shop
A BEAUTIFUL BRICK 10 ROOM HOUSE
er. Capacity
80 gall OM. Good
or will consider' buying a lot
APPLIANCE CO.
condition. 843 University Plate.
Evrnlnr;a: Residence TV. 1-'15'72
for store approx. 20x4G. IvanNatUl ..1 ftreplaces; 4 lar,l(e bedrooms, 2 baths. Maid's quartulJ
17330 ~ warren.
Stor.: TU. 1~
hoe 2.205.
includinl! bath over attached !larue.
Carpets, rec. room. gas
•
L.
WOMEN'S dresses and coats, size
range, built-in refril(erator,
sprinklinJ( system. vacuum steam
14-18;
five
pair
of
'ShOK,
size
ADULTS-Flat
or house. Perma(4J~.rhM. La.~
heat. oil burner. copper screened-in porch. Beautiful trees and
8AAA; 1 paid of genuine repnent. Best care., Excellent ref1.000 TulillS and JonQuils planted for sprinc bloomiDi. For
SERVICEMAN'S
wife would like
tile shoes; 1 pair of white fur
erences. wm do soine decoratsale by owner or broker. Price $3G,OOO.
'
to do curtains in her home. 6lt
eVl!ning gloves.
839 Bedford.
ing. TRinity 1-5777.
C,A,ll It W. JEAN, FITZROY ~658
Meadowbrook.
MUrray .M5!.
Call TU. 1-3728.
BUNGALOW or t!at, S or 6 rooms
011 SundllYs NI&garll 3311
R
A
D
10
Stromberg-Csrlson,
CLASSIFIED
ADS
by quiet, relined. middle.aged
Or Call Your
beautiful
cabinet,
$450. Call
couple.
Must vacate by 31st.
6ET
QUICK
RESULTSI
TU.2.6745.
Pbone PIner" 0680.
Going South?
12905 Gratiot
•
Maxon Bro.thers
"'nr
Complete serviee
Blaemtnu
and J.oolsSprayed
ALTERATIONS
done on ladies"
,cQa!S,' .uits and dre.sses. Prompt
.. .a.ervice. TUxedo .2-646.1.. '
.n~ Es-mtATEli
WilliemD, Smythe,,"
SEE-Mra.
Rheaume .:for. ,sprin,
millinery, 2072 Roslyn Rd. TU
2.9390.
Contr.eto,
'
'JloHvlUe
.
J.-Pt-
32e1-W or 1548..J
"
.
,
~ainting
. Decor/ding
EXllfRJ,~~
tu~~~OR
T•• I....
PIANO tunrDh:Electrie (;lea!IlJ"
ClillordL.
Edwanll., TUada
1-3173.
.,
LANDSc...PIN5
PALMER' & HANNEN
DREXEL700
Ker
DRESSMAKING,
alterationa Imd
millinery,
Inez
Slear,
174G
Anita .. ,TUxedo 2-6857.: "
and btertor
Only the lleJt Materi.lo and
Workmanship
Applied.
'
,
Phon.'
WANTED
PRo 9800
UN
CtIrpets
'
W.rk
BRING . your, alterationtroubl.
, to Marie Stephens, 13327
,(;Ii~ya1.,¥Umy 57~~.
"AU .Work Guaranteed
BAKER BROS.
>
BUSINESS
encutive
Win
up 1'0 $30,000 for home
sui~. Must have at least
bedrooms, two baths .. Call
Duggan Co" 16325 Mack
NIagara 6345.
'
and Trimmma:
LEan: UIS
John C, Staudt
Cs)-ea~ltter
at
,',
AVE.• WEST
15111 1:. n:~asoM
WiD LEnox 0100
Int:.
'[5322 Earl J.ff.non
lamps
Piano, Voiu. ViollD,
clarinet, Theory
18 years experience in ..the
throUlUout the PoiAtl
DistlIlctive: Decorating
Moorhatch
Decoratinl
Service.
.
Interior and Exterjor
Interior
IST'ATI WANTID
villaa:es
to
LAWN or. Porch sets; made
order.
Sample on dispiay
FIX IT SHOP
142.21 Kercheval
Ave.
, .. Lenox 4352
PAINTIN5
REPAIR SERVICE
TO. 8-3773 I~u~.
.10551
Can m for free appralsal-
'
For
Call
SCHOOL .OF MUSIC
ALL SIZES
CASH BUYERS
WAITING!
Grosse
Refri.gefaT~r Service
3033 MAJtYlOROUGH
TUxedo 2-3936
lePerlr
REPAIRED
IN YOUR HOME
, Springs,
chairs,
sofas;
also
cleaning~ Reliable~ guaranteed
work; .very reasonable.
City
wide service. DAvison 2883.
.LAMP
REPAIRS
-LAMP
HANNAN
Grosse Pointe ..
Properties ,..
PIl.Il.'MU. 1609
1211 IENlTEAU
(pJ-hl'llihlre
REFRIGERATORS
Wuhlng
Machines. Vacuum, Cleanera
, and Eleetrlc' Motora Repalre"
All Work Guaranteed
'We
WANTED
East Side Expressing
an~ Light Hauling
Painting and Decorating
ATTENTION! .
If your vacuum cleaner or ,any
make washers troublel you,~call
NIagara 0585 tor efficient service.
lS725 Cloverlawn
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, ~.
14900 Harper at Outer Dr.'.
1<*11 MACK
LENOX 6t1'
~~ro"f~~;f.
~a~~t~orV:rt"I~::
11-SEItYICfS
(.l-Gelleral
ful brick 4. bedrm. home, ,u ht.,
2 car gar .• ree. rin., lav. on.:first
floor, deep 101. Mr. Woodard, PI.
4600.
Lakepointe nr. E. Warren. ~e,
3 bedrm: colonial, two car 'jar ..
large rml., full sized dIll.' TIn.,
newly decorated.
Mr. Woodard,
P14600.
'
Rogers ,Radio Shop
ALL '.kinds
of repair
work.
Kitchen
cupboards,
recreation
PLAZA 7561 '
rooms, additional rooms. dOol"l
and windows. repaired.
Good
references.
Byron Shepp, 489
FOR the finest interior decoratMoross .. NIagara 7228.
ing and outside painting
at
reasonable cost" se~ Charles A. CARPENTER . work, repairs
of
Schraeder at' DRexel' 0388. .
all . kinds; , work: . luaranteed.
.
'~
. ,.
TU •. 2.0839..
FOR YOUR painting; decorating,
CARPETING
repairs,
parches,
. paper hanging 'and, wall wll5hsteps., atticroQms
and fruit'
ing. Workmanship
and ma.
cellars. Nlagar:a ~0~5;
teri&1guaranteed.
Call WiUial1l
(t)~"'IS;
Maki., .'
Eileman. Tuxedo z~lioa3. " ,
Removal
REAL ESTATE EXCHANCE,lnc.
14900 Harper at Outer Dr,
a Man ta
whit. YOli
h)-MovJll4J
'
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE; Inc.
14900 Harper ,at Outer Dr.
Kensington
nr. Warren. Beauti.
.. HANNAN,
telephone uU wlU brio,
your door. Rad!os repaired
wall at our ,hop.
Ii.
-lefrigercrHoa
General
IelHlt"
RADIO SERVICE
AT ONCE
REFRIGERATION -Guar~nteed
service on aU makes refrireralion ..nd wMhinc machines. Li.
censed, bonded. :Writti\ll iuar.
antee.Bonded
Service, 1313G '
Harper, PIngree .12G.
, llCENS~D TREEWORK
HANNAN
Can
(f)
Broktn ,gl....
and portelaln
lamp. r .. tored. At'!" 3-W.y and
Fluorescent. '
Lakepointe-Berkshlre
.Sect.: Two
bedrm. br., gas ht., gar., side dr.,
tile bath. na!. f.p" a real. llouty.
Mr. MacDonald, E'I.4600.
brin91 ~
machine.
NI .. 9260
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,Ine.
14900 Har~
at Outer Dr.
immedietely!
USED
sewinc
Niagara 4462.
Co.)
HANNAN
+-3625
call
&
r
Beverly Rd. nr. Grosse pt~. Blvd.
Beautiful large home inpeffeC!t
condition; nicely lan<Jsca~;six
rms. down, 5 bedrrns. up,oilht.,
2 car gar., cor. lot. maid'. quar~
ters, carpeting, quick ~ioll.
PI. 4600....
.'.
AND SHOES
TYl.r
B~t
to
C........
SPENCER CORSETS
INDIVIDUALL¥
desicned. Dress
and Sureica1. ,armentl.
Over
13 year.
experience.
Maude
Bannen, 368 McKinley, Graue
Pointe. Call NIagara
40%'1 or
TOwnsend 7"'312.
COCKER .spaniel,
parti
color,
A.K.C. registered.
Fem~le.: 6
mo. $35. Loves children.Movmg, must sell. 18515 Kelly Rd.
. .Aflington,II~99.
MOORE CO.
(Next
-e.SNta
19-PETS
KENNETH L
14-1llAL
FOR MEN'S SUITS,
TOPCOATS
\
'. Call, Upon-
roams
or.
Estate
18840 Kercht!val
(e)
of war. Will trade for small
home. in Grs. PII!. arM. Write
Box 1400, Grosse Pointe News.
Grosse Pointe
Real
8310.
Modern English brick, Grs.Pte.
near Jefferson, Tour bedrooms,
twu baths, maid's room & b/!th,
recreation foom, .oil heaT, twocar attached garage, lOT 80 by
. 16S. Fam(ly reduced because
NI. 4100
Net! Rd.
C~ll NIagara
21-srIVICES
(.}.:-Racfio
21-SIIVICIS
la-EXCHANGES
CHALMERS
KARyLAJ¥ rolfF"IJil'lIarJ'1aad
2-UGAL
;
all experienced
teacher.
!4iJa
. Jewell. FItzroy 11110.
SAND stones, for f:'ock earden.
or b UI'ld' mg. FRE""f
'" 1 t."..... en
~ a~~1zzs
~
<
PARTENTS:
Is your child hwina: difficulty
wit h 0 n e or
more' ot hiJi Ichool subjects?
Give him self-c 0 n. ~ 1. den e e
throulh individt.:al tutori~i
by
'
•
U\~;,;g.""""
APT., FLAT
---
r, .
17...o.oPPOlTUNinES
GR.6SSE POINTE
w....
•. B~_.~~?,n;sRRz,Yfck
SAU
Yo.a)
field, size 5; boy'l spring coats,
EXPERIENCED colored lirl driv. COUPLE, qu'iet, middle aged, require desirable 5 or 6 room lIat,
size 2 and 3; girl's navy bolero
ing with
chauffer.
lIscense
house of apt. Live present home
suit, 2-50G6.
size 5; all perfect.
Call
.. WorclJo _
..
TV.
wishes
chauffeur
job.
Free
to
~.!:ado A44Jdoul
wert --Ie
nine years. Niagara &271.
travel, Hilh achool education.
MOVING, must sell very beauti"
CASH UTES
AVIATION
claim executive
U1'fully carved, three shield, unit
1)'ler4-G916.
,l .. WorclJo
II'
gently n~ds unfurnished
IS or
back English oak settee; orig'" Eacl>AddlUow
-.s.
EXPERIENCED
whlte
woman
II room apt., house, or flat.
inally
owned
by Emery
1..
wants laundry
work by day.
."
CLOSING TIME
Pleas. e telephone
Mr. K-lin"
Ford;
Call UN. 2-63.9
~
•
after 5sacrifice.
p. m.'
References.
Pingree
5376.
, •
Ads will be
Cherry 8040 or write 128 P..
.'.eapted t~
Id
WAR widow, wants typing to do
nobscot Bldg.
VIOLIN, brought back from' Germany, complete with case. two
in her home. Call NT. 4943.
~ t:Y{)ur Ad will be accepted unC. P.O.,
wife and 8.month-old
bows and extra strings; exce~" til noon Wednesdays
at the
< low Cash Rata at anyone
of WHITE woman, ieneral cleaning,
baby desire three or four room,
lent tor first or second year
,the followillll: stores:
Thlll"sday or Friday. Call PRo
furnished
or unfurnished
apt.
.tudent; $75. Offered by musician. Call TU. 2... 965.
'
ANN &:...2C'l92
meR's
3203.
••
Mack. Cr. Pie. Wood.
Call Tuxedo 2-5975.
RADIO - Combination,
cOMole;
WOMEN will lit with children,
at
THREE bedroom house, fumished
compl~tely
refinished.
Farnsafternoons or nights. Gts. Pte.
or unfurnished.
Prefer
iurnworth 1942 modeL NI. 6010.
wt J'e!f_
ished. Call Townsend 8.6632 bevicinity. TUxedo 2-8777.
fore March 30.
OIL burner, Timken, Jarge hOll}e
CUNNIN~~
at No~ Dr._
size. with two oval tanks; also
WHlTE women with best of refcmOssE P'.!'Z. DRUG CO.
_ •• _
RESEARCH. engineer
and wife
Linkbelt
stoker.
Eastman
16
erences
would
like laundry
-..-.----Kercheval
at St. .......
from Toledo urgently need unm.m. 'movie camera. 1222 Bedwork at home or out. LEnox
HARKJIo'E$S PHARMACY
furnished
apt.. flat or income.
ford Rd. TUxedo 2.0922.
' ..
..-.• .:.Mack at LocluDoor Blvd.,
82.92.
No children
or pets. Reler':'
ences.
TRinity
2.0803.
LADlES'
black
cloth
winter
ItOPP PH/JUIL\CY1l1!l21 ~
WHITE woman wants day work
coat, nicely lined_ Persian' col~very
Thursday.
References.
IF YOU live alone in a roomy
Jar, size 18. Reasonable.
Two
house
and wish to increase
pair of goose feather pillows.
Steady. $6.00 and carfare. TEmillLLER,PHARMACY
your income, will you shar~ it
clean. Call TUxedo 2-G923.
ple 1-8643.
_---KercbevaJ.
at Waybanl
with a retired
ge,ntleman
of
high standing? Write Box 1500, BLACK
Russian
caracul
cape,
NOTRE DAME ~~
6-FOIIENT
Grs. Pte. ~ews. .
perfect
condition.
Finger
tip
(HoUiel. AJth., Flots, etc.)
lJCI[E'I'TLER'S-15324
E:. lllff ....
leneth.
Reasonable.
TUxedo
sca::ETi'u;:R's. • .F1alWr at 14&__
ROOM and board for twc girls TEACHER
and employer
hus2.4651.
or couple. Niagara 7241.
husband wish 3 to 5 rooms, unsTEAi>idAN'S
___ --'-.-.o ..--J.D253 Karl>«
BEAUTIFUL
rug, imported
orifurnished.
Call MU. 0250.
ental reproduction,
9x12. Bar7-WANTED TO RENT
,
SWmER
DR1Jcrs'l2Ol Wacs A_
gain at $lGG. NIagara 8545.
(HouHI. A,ts.,. Flats~ etc.J VETERAN and wife urgently. in
,need of a. furnished .'apt" flat,
~RU~~
11&'"..
radio,
1941.
DISCHARGED
veteran,
single,
,
house or terrace, 'Rent in ad- RCA combination
I
I
•
,
Nine tubes.
excellent
condiwishes a room or apartment.
vance; references .. TU •. 1-1175.
tion. $125. TUxedo 1~3299.
12 yI'5., a 'resident in Grosse
o FOR BeST RESULTS,'
•
P.:te. Park. Call PLaza 7130, 10 VETERAN and wife with baby
WALNUT
dining room furniture;
~DVERTISE IN :THE NEWSI
would like unfurnished
apl.
to 4.
maple bedroom furniture,
high
flat or income bungalow.
Call
boy, dresser, one spring matSIX. or seven
unfurnished.
TU. 2-3575.
,l-1'UILlC' NoncES
tress, like new. No dealers. NI.
Three adults. Excellent reler.'
agara 8912.
' •
ences. If satisfactory and with EX-AIR FORCE officer and wife
CHICAGO
desire five or six room unfurlease .'willing to 'pay several
j
$a.BG INCLUDING TAX
WANTED'
nished house or flat; no chil- ~ITICLES
•
~'
I
S1.21 ClInton
f1."'10
months
in advance.
TRinity
.~
oDIIVllI.
$2.43, QW.DC'1
...
dren; permanent,
steady
em. FURNITURE w AN'l'EI}-If you
1.3227 .•
ldwater . ~82.';Sturl~
p.57
'ploymenl.
Gall VI. 2-5262.
;. 'l.. Arisetes $44.'l4 . S~LoIlia
... n
have anything
in the, line of
,DE LUXE,MOTOJt STAGD.
CITY EMPLOYEE wishes upper
household'. furniture
and rugs,
~. 1P
CASS. AT, BAGJ.,E'r
B.t..
income or. fiat, heated. Good reo No Pain - No :FUSS" No Bother I ,cill
The Nea~ayFumiture,
If
you
rent
to
the
Books.
Three
ferenCes.
Call
~Uxedo
2-1914.
,1....-PEIS()NALS
1393G KerchevaL ~nox
2115.
years of ,renting
while in' the
~. '.
Anglo-Saxon:
an.)' conNavy
produced
1\0
claims USED sewing'machines;
dition. Cash waiting.
Brandau
against our two boys or us.
W,4,NTEDI
.1
MilIerdFienner,
B.D.
Former Grs. Pte. home owner.
Repair Shop. FItzroy 3237.
'1
Set., Mar.'2nd, 8 ~.M.
J. B. Book'III.
CHerry 81.%.
BOOKS bought.1D any. quantity.
..
Book..CadiIJlc 'Hot.1
Entire libraries, bookcues
and
8-AITlCW
FOl.
SA1I
~.
(EngUsli Room)
paintings. Bronzes. B. C. Claes,
" t"fhe brth Shall Be Rdreahec! &lid
1670 Leverette.
Phone CHerry
? Write ~oY"¥~:~J~.~f~~ernT'~
book.
CORD WOOD
4267.
.
". let.: PATTERN. OF HISTORY, by
It..
~
77".'_
7-WANTED TO lENT
I-AlnCUS
FOI SAU
(HOUHS,' Aptt., flats.; .... ). GIRL'S red sprine coat, Chester-
5-SITUATIONS
WANTED
(Male ncf Felllal.)
-_.
r
rf'I't
~,~:TUxedo 2....
._-
NEWS
WANT ADS'
~
..
_.-._
TEHPLJI 1'"
A~l PAINTING
& DECORATING. Interior & exterior wall
washing', wail paper cleaning.
All work tully guaranteed. For
free estimate eall Drexel 1139
or. Pincree 30429.
12537
PRospect
Flanders
1166
TREE serVlee: Scleritlflo Prur,U1If.
toppin.,
feeding, trllNplalltlnl
or cut down a1id. removed.' Nt
agara 0438. ~.,'. 'J'.. ,.
'
B.B.J.H. LANDSCAPE
CO.
Gardeniric. DelUR
.AU branches at yoUr' service
at "all times.
,1'.etimate
Cheerfully
Givea
TUxedo,l-978G
Ra'iph J Koss .New Method to
.Pail1ting • Paperhanqinq
Interior and Exterior,
W~llp"per Removed
By Steam
Prepare Liver
:
Are you still keeping up: that
health-giving
h.l>bit of havinc
liver once a week? It's a mighty
ERNEST Dujardin,
painter and eood habit, because liver offer.
decorator.
820 Notre, Dame, an unusual
abundanct!
of food
Gr~
Point!!'. NIagara
5069. value.
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Perhaps you'd like to know •
new way to serve' liver.
If so,
then try this Savory Liver Pie
PAINTING
The pie may be made with anT
DEC01tATING
WASHING
FLOORS SANDED'"
REFINISHEl)
, kind 'of liver; bilt this U an es
REASONABLE
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pecially good way to use porlc
or he~f liVl!r, which are someDon. Sherman
Enterp."" SOla
RotevlJl.l16f.R
:to DelZoll
what less tender than the mor.
expensive veal liver .. You'll MV
er know how delicious
ill
uiltil you've tasted it!
. Savory Liver PI"
Painting & Decorating
1 pound sliced liVl!r
Homer; Office IIldCJI.,
2 tablespoons
margarine
or
drlppl~gs.
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CkllH and Gir.ges
2 tablespoons
flout'
. B~ cups water in which Uvtr
Expertness, s~ilJend institutiQMI
is cooked
good will expressed with ~rush.
2 tablespooJ1S chopped celery
, '
lh cup sliced olives
TUx. 2-4866
1 teaspoon' sa1t
'I, teaspoon paprika
HORN BROTHERS
1 tableSpoon
Worchestershin!
Sauce
PAINT CO.
2 hard-cooked
eigs
Biscuit dough
Drop liver into waler enouRh
to cover, and simmer 5 minutes.
Pointing - Decorliting
Drain
(retaining
~he lill\lid) and
Guerenteed
Work
cut in l,2:inch cubes.
Melt fat,
FLANDERS
blend in flour ;ind add' liquid
PAINTING & DECOR!lTING
gradually, stirring until thickenCO..
ed. Add liver,
coelery, olives,
DRex151 1808
seMonings,
and
chopped egp.
Put in greased casserole.
Cover
with biscuit dough. 13ake ill hot
m..;.wnidew WasIlt ..
oven (425 degtees F.) until crust
WINDOWS cleaned on call or by is .done. Serves 8.
contract;
screens
and storm
changed; caulking, eves troughs Beans Witn Apple Rings
cleaned; ,kitcheTI
and
bath
Cook 2 tablespoons
ot Ilnely
cleaned. Murray 3123. '
chopped onions in 3 tablespoons
JNALL washing.
Painting.
Call of fat in a heavy skillet. Add
two I-pound
cans of pork &nd
TUxedo 1.1676.
beans. Cook slowly without stir.
WINDOW
and
wall
washing, ring until al.most all the mois.
painting, .storm sash, screens ture has Ml!n evaporated.
With
'and
Awnings;
general
home a pancake tu~er or wide spatula,
cleaning and maintenance.
{A fold the beans over somelhing
native Grs. Pointer.) Call MUr- like an omelet. Turn out careray' 1342 till 8:00 p. m.
fully on a hot platter and serve
with aPllle lines which are mad.
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Core 'and slice, but do, not pt!e},
COMPL:ETE radio
repaiZ'll J and
reconditioning;
lS years', ex. 6 or 7 juicy appll!S in l,2.inch
thick rings.
Dip in powdered
perience.
Expert,
courteous
Su,&r arid brown ill a Uw. ut.
service. AU work IUUa%ltftd.
thu
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LEI:lOlE
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and tender.
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1aIt wICk emt a ItrOll( letter Clf Playhouse Dee,",_
enciorttmtat
to
residenla of Wh
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F '1Graue. Pointe Woods: "It is your.
en y ra .. t ala.
dut)', thlratcw.," "Id 'tAt. !tIter,
c:hildren', pll)' t\o4.IIt 1~ \hi
"to not Old)' VQte youl'H1f b\ll larA end
the yard at th. Dr.
to Nt ~lItt 1O\Ir wLte or husband John B. ofHartzell
home at 1.1
and yO\,lr frkftdl allo vole In
Cllllhl art Blmetay nJ&ht
favor 01 the r.wrtMum
on Rlel,e
about 8:46 an;! WII 1arp~
.kotiOft .dl)'." .
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deatroyed.
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PT A Leaders Urge. Vote '
For Good Schools Monday
~it
the' Bwrclw.\P4! the $.5.00
additional t41x III loUows: $3.50
for a sinkinr: fund for buildints
which are n~
NOW. aM.
$1.&0 14r lQ.crea.sini salaries .of
employ_
,nd ..pi'ovi4inl ..tor
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III' t
t V t
ScL __ 1 future llrowthof the school.et.if.
.R.llies ne
~ AlI;X;nvvn
rCJ.' r 011IItI'J 0 O. on
lJ99t t.rlet: Thil .iI a t.V, Itra.i,lItIssue .nd
Properly V.lueJ
f.orward propoaition ancl ttl out,
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,will determine the Quality
AU Groua POlllte clh:lQns were urgeo by leaders of .of our IC:hDolsfor the. ne"t liv,
Parent. Teacher Associations to retain good. 5';hPOl atandards
)'IIII"I.
I ur,. evrry citinn to
at mass meiltings held at Pierce Junior Hieh .School on vote next Monday."
}'.brUafY 20 and at the Hien SchQQl on FebflJllry 21.
Mr. Albert Beever,' Prl\flel'll~
Mr. J. DU'!'t0!J; Bar1?w, .President .of' the Defer Parent- ()f the Pierce Partmt-T.each.r
Tllacher AssOClatlpn, lIald, In presentmg
the facts to the ~iatiOli.
'pOke .t the same
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"The' Board of Education has the ciU~ens I)t the c:omm\llll~y. meeUn( all Ilfle
e.v~ry Insubmitted III if.ulto \I~ tQ de- It i$ tor ~ to decid~ whetller: ten.leci parent .n4 cltlJe.n not
eide. on Monday, March 4. That (1) We will permit the Board Ol\lyto'vote but to "'" that their
...isaue ~ in brief: Shall we have to e~coecl for. &Choal ~urpotes frl~ds ,anlt
nei~hbol'1l were
proper buildin~s and gO?d leach. the l~ milllimitaUgn which tllQ relll;bed, "Thi5 iJ too ImP9rtant
era for educatIOn of clllidrep of state plOiCef\IpOn tll" eombine<l illIG IIriticllI an iN~ in the lives
all the people, or shall we let schools, cQunty and tOWQ.lihip;
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our public &enool prQgrllm be- The Board if .skin, the volera of our chIldren, .. ~4'Mr, Bellver,
COlne a second rate .Ot H'en .a for P~J!lij~ion to eJ'C4llld th~ "to ~feebly
d.eclded. In the
third rate school syslem.. This limit by $&.00 on every. $1.000 of jnterest"'':if a ,ood IlChoolsystem
i. a matter that the Board hu asSessed valuation, for a pedlXl there 'should be • rousln, en.
presented fairly and squarely to of five years only. (2) We will doneme.nt of tllis' proponl
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Th. ftre wa. diIcovtrtd by oM
of the Ill!rvantl alld • phone m••
pee to fire h.. dquartm broUlnt
a prompt raspolIH.. :Iee.uN tho
nearby lire hydrant was trOMn.
the IIremen w.re unable to turn
on I .!rum al\d had to filM the
blue with chemle.lI. Th. d••
lay conlrlbuted lar,ely
to the
added deltructlotl of the plaee.
'The origin of the .!lre eall'tbe
de terlIlirleQ. It milht havt; btl!!I
set aftre by IOme mallclou.
younll:sters or a thrOWli e1,aret
The "Vtrl ."menln)'
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Trombly, Ott.r, Mairf, Kerby,
Richard, V.rnler
Ind, Muon,
NV' l*I\ d.. ilnal.td .. the rctpeetlve' pollllll pllel'.
Vot.l'J
who do not know which on, they
vote IA m.yeoJ\llult th, ilIW'Piper advtrtlilment ot thl Call
ot
ot
Z1tetl~ln
fcbl'U&fY
Zl or
'ebruary
U cr may call the
Iollrd ot EducatiCln, NI'eu,
1000. TIt. polla will be open
MODday, M.rch ., from • a. m.
to lip. m.
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the polla next Mond.y, Karch ,." without. the quality ot ICnooli
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. ... we flave,)'()llr property v.lu'l
Dr. D\lvld Davldo,"', Pl'.. ll!ent would decr'aM many UI'I\II that
of th.Tromb)y
P.rent-'J'eac:hlll" amount,Bllt mort tnan.that,Wt
AsJoeilition, llIid: "Kftnt.tom.
are all dellply, concerned with the
mittec ()t r()llID 1l1oUlcl".!leaded Quality ofinteUieellc;e andellar.
by Mr•. Artllllr Bacon and Mrs. acter (If boys al\d lirls that ,row
Lyndl.,
Martlp la. informing up in GrOsse Pointe .. They need
people of the Trombly district good teachers, tile bftt .....e ean
~ the' imPortance ofreglltel"hll' emp)oyanel th.y (Ileed .ood
at IIny of the publie .chaol bulld. buUcl.in•• and eq,uipIMlIt to work
inp duril\e &4Ihoolhour. ,unUl in.
.
Friday, March 1 and at t,"l.. Boa~d
Mr. John S. )"ol.y, Pr"ident
of EQuclition o!!ices Saturday of the Kerby
Parent-T"c:ntr
mo,mlng, March 2. Many PeoPle Association, said, in a bUlletin
dc not undel'lltJnd ' th.t..
BeW .ddr..,ed
tel p.rmtl
of x.t'by
.tate l.w makel It poHlbl. for Sehcolehild ... ","AI pare~taOf •
them t(l vole Clnth,ballat'
tCl Kerb)' ehlld, Yllullave a:)tItt1cl.l.
incr.iae'
the millaSt ..whether lar int.rllt
In4dut)"in.
thiJ
they are parenti cr taXpaYIl'IIIIr eleCtion. Kerby .School hi on.
not. They must. be' told in every of two overcrowded districts to
way we •• n' ftlld that. lilY resi. be btnel\tlll! by: tll..raction
of
ant
lit ('rlltH ,"ointekhqol
MW }luil4illP, Over 300 d\ildfen
D,iJtrict for ,20 dllY', or the are now !\OIlSCQin the pr",nt
5tateofMichi~anforl!ixmonlh.,
Kerby. buildin,,'
wllicb .....w ..
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ho is a. citizen ot tile Ul\ited daiplld for • maximum ~f 300.
Stjltes, twenty.on, yearl old. or Th~q.
we all Juww, mean.
illcler ean vote on ON! of Utese lar,'r e~
With T'fUlt.!\t eon.
}lallo~;
Our
Y(orkeh
have'
betn
fUSIon
and
l.ck.
of IIUention
to
s!lrjiriSed.. that 10 few ~ple
the individl,lJI ehild,
N.JCt"t.'rm
WI'NDOW
CLEANING
Wall Washing
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OLD
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JladjOl ~.palrad. Whilt .You Wlitat
Our Shop
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have taken the time to read. the thiJ ;itultioll will be Iven Wor...
infClrmit10n that hu beell pro. 'l'heonly' Way I ltnQw that it
vlded them.about this important llOuld.be cOll'~l.td .ilI.for. YOIl III
'issile. ;We hope to overcome that vote, YES on both of th... pro.
sjtuat,ion .Illd ,et a Itrollivote
poaaLs.'~.' .'
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out to relainiood
aehooll in
.Mrs. Leon,Jacobi, Pr~iQ.ntof
GrONe Pointe."
the }fothers Club ' of the'
,. Grlll1e
.
8ebeqls Balle Vala.. .
Pointe High School, ... ill .u.the
. Spblcing .t'the Gro~ Pointe High School rneetinglm' Febru.
Hieh School on February 21, ary 21, "Icion't .. 'lww GrOlle
:Mr. Paul MorelAnd, President or l'olnte c.nbe.,ap.fit<1,with
comthe Mllire S<:hoolParent-Teacher })forln. its .. lar)' ~htdu)..
for
.AlsIOCI.tionand aUo :president of te.cher. with .'lIlalll Jl d 'fa r .
the Graue' PolnteParent-Teachl... w.althy.cnool
.ystema, We
er~lationCo\1ncll,pralseli
Ihould 1\1IVt th •. best for our
,th, quallty of ac:hools avanable enlldren Afld.ilould vat.forthil
to QrouePointe
J"esidentl ,anll pr()POll.l to ~ improve •. N1afY
liaidtliath~felteonftdeftt
..that ~\ll
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:IIW.~id~ia.wh~~~r.theY
had
.,.,.
.ehll~en In .chools' or DOt.,prolHMr. Ja~1!S Lai~r, Piaid,lii ij(
eel IIy 1O<!d ~oo1Js.
the Vernier P':rent-Teacher A/$.
. ''It l~ well kilC1wn,~ wI! lit. lOCliatitm,ina, bulle;in'to Vernier,
;Morelmd,~'that~cme ot the beit ~t.,
.. id: "Canyoualfl)rd'to
"lkill.~rpoinla, .tor':, tiI.... l. of run the. risk of h.ViJ1Cyo~
1009- homet in' Gl'OIIe . Pointe perty valli' drOp~aUlll
of: iJl~
is thi! w.~ Itrlowllhl,h
ll~lit)' a~ijlte
1CI1I~jJ1 in !;ir ..
'of. schools.. -As' a ,former. head of Pointe Shores, Woods and YalTA',
• citUtI\IIcA#oeilltiClri, WI made RIG,HT NOW, fifth' ~and sixtij
,tu~:l:' ~v.ral YII'" "0. Our. lT~der. frol1,\ -Mu.ol!. .nd .lxt.I\
orlanlU~lon not only fO\llld our IT"e .tuchmtlfroll\ ,Varni'r'.r4
.schools to betop~rate<l' Ipl\ln, being ~ken by l?us.to;schoo1.,in
schools of tile nati()lI, but "11 other vlllal ..... You !l11J5trealize
actual drilwin. card, tOr invt:!t. too, ~lIIt tho~
of lata bav~
m~t In property in UJis com. ,~ ..thrDWl\ o~ the marlt.t
U.
munity .. Looking at this preie'" our scnool qis~ric~linv. V.J I)ay
tax .Iner.... from a. P\lrely per,. --that nundredl of new hOlM'
sonal stand~int, I C!I~ot . He ,are achedul~ .for completion by
hoW ~y.'t'lie
property ownar~l1.
The Poat War P).J\II et the
C'Q\Jld fall. t(l vote far it. It GrotSl! Pointe lIq.rd of :!duea.
woul~, .COit mOl5t of us
\.lDIl have prQvi~
tor U1I ill.
equiv~~t. of~iQl1
a paek- creua,in
child llOpul.tion. but
ac. of eilareUAI a d.y, not mClrlyour IUpport i. needed for tn,
than $,2.00-$4.00per month. That 'Special School Election all. March
isa
small jnve:stment if you 4th."
Builtllnts Slated
atop to thInk of the fact that,
Mr. Warren Wressel,President
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of the Mason Pl\1"ent-Teacher ~;,
lIOCilltionurged voters at a meet.
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RUCK
I SALI.
me hell! at Mason School to "re.
member. that because ot lack ill
The Villa.e of GroSle Pointe' sPace Mason school was, ri.lite
Park will receive se.led bids until ~ow. only adequate to tak~ care
.1. P. M., 14~reh ltth, 1946, for the of four 'grade~ and the Kindersale of one(l)
.
11135OOOOE. 5YARD. HYDRAU. garten. N~xt year it promisel to
LIC DUMP TRUC1t, MODEL lC45, be even worse unles:l we can get
,WHEELBASE. 1ol5", TIRES 32x6 started on OUI' buildings .. The
The truck. is available tor in- ballot for the sinking fund sped.
spection at the Municipal GAR- ties that'the buildings propootd
AGE at the rear of the Municipal will I?e definitely located ,on
Building. HillS. ~t
Jefferson Vernier and . Mack in Grosu
Avenue.
. Poinle WoOds and on Kerby .nd
All bids must be. for a cash Beaupre in Gro.o;sePointe Farms.
sale and .deposited with the Vile Moreover. the Board of Eduea]a~e Treasurer at the above ad- tion has, in a resolulion of Felr
dress.
. roary 6. ':efined its program to
The successful bidder must start the first wing of the Ver~~~efia&~rlJ':r
not laler than ruer Mack school in. the summer
The Villue of Grosse Pointe of llH6 i. money and material.
Park reHrve$ the ri.llht to accept are avaIlable. We should giv. it
or njeet any or all bicU received. ollr wholehearted support".
Th. Grosse Pointe W~
Civic
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of
VIIICI,e C'ert Graue Pointe Wooda citium
GaOSSE POINTE PARK business and profe,ss.ional men:
ELECTION
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District
No, 1, GrQflsc Pointe
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Notic. 11hereby
the qualified
l\urI1 'l, !
votens of
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Wa'lf1t
Ct)unty~
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:Michi'all, caUed by the Board of !duo.tion of .. iet ICbool dimlct to be held .kr{
Grosae Pointe High School on 1-tonday, the 4th dJy ot March, lD4e It 7 •. Ift.. ;~ t
J:.atet!i StandJrd Time for the PW'PQM ot .ubmittiftl the '\u .. tio", ol:
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A.ricultura1
Tow~jp,
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1. Shall the limitation
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01\ the. to~l ;.mount
tu•.
t, Townwp:
of
which
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may ,lie "s~l.ea
acaiMt property in SchoOl DiJtrict.N 0,
ot GrosH roint., C~t;..
of Way"e, and State of M!l:llir'Jl, tor'.U J"JrPO"lI eJCeept to. levMd for
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ment of interest and principal
1832, be inCfeNtCi :by 5 mills
~une 3D, 18151, 4'~~ tll. totai
of !hI
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ta.x' Hmitat10ft
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yeans,
Jlily,I,
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(15 mills) to 2% (.I(l'mma)
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valUation of l11 pro".rty' in the
provided. m~1~
the. Constitution of the State of Mlchl'M.-
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Piltrtet No.
Township of G~
PelJite.-;
ofJ4ichi,otn. Wvy 3J.mu1a for • period
(5) y..n to create a bullcUn,. YJd lite' linlQnIfund ,for tht:' pu:poee' of burid-.
In'I1ee-ry el.~entJry and~unior hl,h .dtocl buUdiftp,.'
2, Shall Rural Agricultural
School
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County
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Notice.is a1Io KiveQthat thepoU. at said IpIdal electiDn will' be. kept ope",j,'
frotn 8:00 o'clock A. M. t() 8:00 ()'clock p, )4. Iuttm Staftdarli '1'iJftt II reqW:M'':
by 1• .",.at the pOllina placa of the several preeinctl CJfth. cl1ttrlet. to wit;
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PICKU" AND DELIYEIT
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Vaea.all\ Cleaaen aJld .... .blt Maell'-a
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Datlll Februu)'
By
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order of the Board of Education
LU.PH M. CLAJJt, Secr;taIy
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Board of ~ucation, R~a1
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• For approval of question 1, • citizen and ove~ 21 yean of age and a rea.~
dent of the State for 6 months and of the Grosse Pointe School District for. 2O?:l
days prior to the date of the election.
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For approval
of question
2, same as above and owners of property .saeseed~:
Pointe School Dimict or be t1M lawful hu-:
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for school taxes within the Gr~
band or wife of such owner.
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~ROSSE,
tbge !fghtHti
H~adlines of theW eek
;" ,',~CoDUDued from Pare 1)
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~,-.;.fr, om General MacArthur's
~uartcrs
••. was stripped of
his uniform and all insignia of
rt61{ and honors ••• his offense,
!he-.': barbarious
and
inhuman
treatment of civilians and prison.
ers ~lIt the time of the fall of
~a:rilla to the Americans ••• his
li.st words from the gallows
were "I am not ashamed
in
!toilt of God for what I have
done" ••• appreciates
the treat.
m@ shown him by the Arnerisoldiery and the fairness of
11}S. trial.
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;"GENERALISSIMO
S TAL I N
the Russians on the, 28th
~ver~ary
of the Red Army,
i!iat~ they are entering a "new
~acef, ul period" but that they
~list build their economic and
military
might to render their
bOrders unassailable ••• General
~irshal1,
our late Chief of Staff
~d
present sp~cial ambasSiidor
(99hina,
forwards his con~rat~tlltions and says the occaSIon IS
.pp~opriate
to salute the Red
Army and its leaders for their
1;J.'er'il,icachievements
In the war
w'preserve
civilization from GerDIm and Japanese aggression.
reus'
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• • •
~IiISPATCHES
FROM BUENOS
AIRES ~ay that Peron appeared
iO.' ,be singing
his political swan
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in hill last hour radio ad.
drisses, prior ~o the election to.
,~~ow.
• • •
'~SENATOR
THOMAS,
Chair.
irllm.of the Senate Committee on
ACiculture,
says "there
is a
,world of meat in the country.
and
believes it will be cheaper des.
Rite'the iii.crease of wages in the
j)aelting industry.
,. • !
:+:tWASHINGTON says that the
:~}'!~t
espionage
ring
being
'rounded, up in Canada was. conce\l;trating on obtaining data on
'hiihJy' successful secret inilitary
~riments
in ,the United States
:relating to a radar defense against
w.e~atomic bomb..
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""REUTERS (British News Agen:~').'8aYs, a dispatch from Poona
'that' Gandhi has appealed to his
COlintrymento halt "this thoughtorgy of violence."
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WALTER C. GREEN; Federal
,-mediator
ill. the Doh'oifmilk
~e,
says unless the milk strike
,..
tiators' can effect a settle~M,t by 10 a. m.today,
the Gov.
.enunent will take over.
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, SETTLEMENT
OF TIlE,. OM
j;WKE said to be m~rer~int;l.~
,tn.1Il\ a week ago .••• C. E .. Wi!.~.
President
of. GM, absent
triJ.m nelop~tiQDS three days run)iiJtl ~a\!f1l ot ,illness, ••• R. J.
,11iQ#W, fres. UAW/CIO also ab~
yes\e.-da;r ••• James F. DewQ',\who Ilu jleen one of the most
l!U~sful.
Federnl
negotiators,
:'!Vho came h~re to work on GM
<lIb'ike situation on January 30, is
DeW'
beJDI eriticized
by strike
~n
and eff~rt is reported
to
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GEORGE WILSHER
SALES AND SERVICI
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BREAD
MAKING
has been
halted
in six of the
largest
bakeries. in Delroit ...
they are
fllling. orders as tar as possible
out of stocks on hand in preparation for a city-wide shut down
tomorrow.
JOSE P. TAMBORINI, strongman Peron's
opponent for the
presidency
of Argentina,
claims
hil!own election.
. ...
FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN of New York, according to
a dispatc:h from the London Evening Star, is slated for the post
of Papal Secretary of State. The
formal announcement
is expected
within a few days • • • this will
place an ~meiican
in the No.2
position in the Vatican.
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ALL MAKES
:CALL US
We Pay High Dollar-Car or Truck
EARL HOLZBAUGH'
.;~CHARLEVOIX
1ll9OO
LENOX
FORD DEALER
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THE ExAMINATION
of Frank
Lobaido, charged with the criminal assault and a.ttempted murder
of seven:year-old
Rosalie
Giganti began today in Recorder
Judge Paul E. Krause's
office.
The litHe girl was unable to be
present be«:ause of her physical
Car Washing
.
Senice Co.
HI. 016J
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Bolld
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Fresh'
Edwin Pauley's
chance
for
confirmation
of his appointment
as Undersecretary
of the Navy
reported to have grown dimmer.
• • •
CIVILIAN PRODUCTION, ADMINlSTRATOR
John D. Smalt
heartens the women of the na-
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LawII ClIttilHJ Service
Landscape Gardenlnl'
Lawn Maintenllilee
TrimminK
PruninK
Plantinlt
Removinlr
SeedinK
Soddl~
Leaves
Fenillzinlr
Raked
TO. 1-0365
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2xlO's, 2:l1Z's. Roof
Boards,
Sid j n (,
Trims,
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Lalli
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.
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Dos, Rations
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Aoor Maintenance
Window Cleaning
IVanhoe 3806
Make .Now ThOle
to
PAY A, PREMIUM PRICE
Alterations
for ~ny exceptional used automobi~. If you
have givenyoilr car the maintenance that it
deserved throu9hth~ years, profit ",OW by your
good iudgment and inquire for our prices •.
.and Rep~~s So Long
the War
NORB W ATERMOLEN
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Pingree 2180
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CARPENTRY
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• convenient, quick !'leans of geHing what you need
BA[,.SAM WOOL, ft
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4" ROCKWOOL, batta, ft
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PLASTER BOARD, ft.
UPSON TILE BOARD, ft
STORM SASH, 24"x24"
PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT, 5.Ih. can
PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT, Gal. can
COMBINATION' DOORS 2'6"x6'8"xl Ys"
IRONING BOARD CABINETS ..•.•. , ...
Pratt"
Lambert
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5'~c
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4c
7c
$2.73
50e
, 75e
. $8.36
$7.50
Paints and Varnishes
TELEPHONE
CABINETS
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7.FT. CEDAR FENCE POSTS
CEDAR FENCE PICKETS
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124:
Eas, Pa,..1t " Desiretl
"SERVICE
AT
ONCE'.
CLYDE H. WHITE
PHONE: ROSEVILLE 1155-W
22327 E. 12-MILE ROAD
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MAINTENANCE
General
Aligning,
BOYER" ~:SONS
frOIll
DIstributors
Wh~el
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D~L1YEIiD
keep th.m
Recappirigl
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Our Meat i.' fresh. sweet and
free of fats. To ill.!ure fresh.
ness we J{l'ind OJlr day's re. lluirements
each mornina •••
There's new lUitrl and blu.ter
in Rozac-fed -pets.
To
,
~;!OUR OOIPLETE SERVICE • • •
:h
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CAT,
HOME
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8862
ARlington
llouJec1e.ming
•."ers
betw ...
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yon
Gu,ms1lleeJ Belfer
q_.,
u. S. AWNING CO.-
~ 11136 CHALMERS.
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WE. ARE PREPARED
Pingree 9587
ORDER NOW
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IIInest [,fW.
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..b o. Worlt
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Gener'al Repairing
lx8 and biZ
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Service
Samples and prices cheerfuHy
given upon request.
THE TENTATIVE
BUDGET
proposed for Detroit would raise
the tax rate $3.4.
Simonizing
&roue Poilte FII'IIS
III S"pp/IeJl
~~notty Pine
,
Complete
$27.000 was raised by private
eontributions,
starts on II hunt
with his wife in a new car, for a
chicken farm in the southwest
.•.. claims the journey will experience him in driving hUi spe.
cially designed car.
P'efe."p {, Delivery Service
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THE lMPENDING
Pittsburgh
power strike is postponed for a
week.
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VETERAN'S
Landscaping
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14025 Gratiot
:~- Wf! Have W/lat Yo. HN4
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AWNINGS
the hose!
. My husband ran to the street
and found several firemen bending over and working on a fire
plug that they. couldn't open. It
was . frozen
solid.
The
men
worked at this for at .least 20
minutes
and in the meantime,
the little
buildini
had
burnt
nearly to the ground.
'
We couldn't help thinking how
we would feet if that had been
our house, with our children in
it and what might ,easily happeD
if one had to wait so Jongfor the
•
. . ..
possible the complete
loss of,
their homes.
Is this something we can take
up with the trustees of the Farms
or just what does one do .bout
it?
Yours truly,
pump to start working. Isn't there
some law that requires these fire
NEW TRUCK
plugs to be examined fr!!,!uently
Village
Manager
Lane w~
to see that they
are in good
to sell the old dump
working order? It seems to me 'authorized
that we .pay taxes high enough truck which has been supplant.
ed by the new Mack 30 footer,
to warrant such service, especial.
by the Park
Village commis.
ly when the tack of it endangers
the lives of citizens and makes sioners Monday night.
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1947 STUDEBAKER
,
,
Fe1;lruary 26
Editor, Grosse Pointe News
Dear sir:
Your excel,lent newspaper
h3S
taken up the cause ot so many
important
things
in.
Grosse
Pointe, that I write this in hope
that you will publish it and if
possible, ten your readers what
we may do to remedy the situa.
tion.
My hUsband and 1 were driving
home recently about 10 p. m. (we
live in Grosse Pointe Farm~) and
8JI we neared
OUr house, we saw
a blazing fire that had started in'
what looked like a small structure at the rear of a garden at
someone's home. There were several people cn the curb, and when
we asked if we could do anything,
they said they were, wait.in.g f.or.
the fire department.
Naturally,
we parked the carand waited to see the fire put out,
Two engines arrived almost immediately •.• and a crowd soon
gathered.
Some
men
jumped
down from the engine and ran to.
the rear of the house with a hose.
With the rest of the group, we
!!!oved nearer the scene of the
fire and were appalled
to see
that no water was coming out of
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4550 Gralld River Ave., Detroit.
AUTHORIZED
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$0011
of
•
EAT-RITE DOBCATERI"& CO.
(Joe's)'
Letters to the Editor
be under way to have him with.
drawn in favor of a person "with
national prestige' •..
it is also
reported the union Is attempting
to have the negotiations
trans.
ferred to Washington ••• transferring negotiations
to Washington, bringing them nearer the na.
tion's
political
nerve
center;
would be significant .•.
a joint
telegram sent out to all union
locals now on strike, purports
.
to show solidarity
among the
leaders and accuses General Metors of not acting in good faith
by refusing to follow President
Truman's fact-finding
board recommendation
•••
at the same
time the rumor persists that Reuther is the only one of the three
top strike leaders who is holding
out for the 19'hc an hour In.
crease as against the 18the increase GM has already offered
• , • however, in fairness it must
be noted, thilt'Reuther'said
sOme
time ago that there wer~ other
mt aetu Hnahehl23 33333890$$ ....
matters than the wage increase
in dispute,
prominent
among
"~""""'"
~::!">
:..;<..~.
them the reinactment
of the contract, which GM repudiated early
in the strike, covering general
con<;litions of work.
• • •
BRITAIN RUSHES police and
Little Ann Mayo HertzeU and her dog, Major, view with tears the wreckage
her
military reinforcements
into the
. play house destroyed by' fire Monday nigh t. A fire of unknown origin burned be~ond
seething
Bph:1bay area, where
repair the children's dream house at the Dr. John B. HertzeU home at 181 RIdge.
killed and mjured already total
Photo by Runnells
more than 1,000.
• • •
tion by his announcement
that
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT,
ment is anticipated
• • . Union condition .•. motion by Lobaido's
pairs of
of his there will be seven
acting through Secretary Forres- and the company are now within attorney for postponement
examination
and
an
inquiry nylons for every woman 1."1 Am.
one cent per hour of agreement
tal, directs that Capt. Charles B. on wage increase but the negotia.
.
into his sanity io denied
by erica this year.
• • •
McVey. commander of the Cruis- tions have bogged do~on
non- Krause.
A.P.
D
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SPA
T
C
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FROM
er Indianapolis,
sunk by a Jap financial
matters
•
Federal
says that labor
submarine
two
weeks
before Mediator James F. Dewey, who
HERBERT BROWNELJ., chair. WASHINGTON
has thrown
a monkey wrench
Japan surrendered,
with the loss spent. Sunday
at his home in man of the Republican National
Truman's
wage
of 880 Navy perSonnel, shall, be. Chester. Pa., is back and will try Committee says he intends
to into President
cause of hill previous good record, t. speed up agreement this week. submit his resignation,
effective price policy by opposing his pay
be exonerated, under his court
increase control program.
on April 1.
• •
martial proceedings from any fur• •
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ARGENTINA
had
its
most
'Vednesday, February 27
ther punishment.
than a repriTuesday, February
211
peaceful
and
largely
participated
mand for n.ot directing his vessel
SIGNS
up
RUSSIA
REPORTED
to be FORD COMPANY
in a zig zag course while passing in election on' Sunday in its his- about to add three Soviet Repubwith the UA W, with penalties set
tory
.•.
it
isestimafed
that
be.
through submarine infested wat"Black on wildcat walkouts.
tween 85 and 90 per cent of the lics to her designated
ers.
Sea powers" in the furtherance
qualified electors of the, country
• • •
of
her
designs
for
a
strong
voice
JULIUS A.KRl1G,' who did a
. THE. NATIONAL LEAGUE OF voted. with public opinion strong- in the control of the Dardenelles.
good job in the latter days of. the
WOMEN VOTERS. urges Con. ly believing that Peron was deo
•
War Production Board, is named
gress toappro;'e
the loan to Brit- feated and Dr. Jose Tamborini,
POPE PIUS XII says at are.
candidate
of the
Democra'tic
as the new Secretary of the lnterain promptly.
ception
for
diplomats
and
memUruon,
elected
president.
alior, to succeed Harold Ickes •.•
• • •
bers of the College of Cardinals Krug is only 38 years old, his
BISHOP RAYMOND J. WADE, though the officiat results may that the achievement
of
a
peace
predecessor 71.
.of the ,Methodist 'Church,
wi~l not be known • for• 30• days.
•
1
in which a war weary world can
leave for Europe Tuesday, forh~ecure
at
least
a
tolerabte
life.
DETROIT DAILIES are faith.
CHESTER BOWLES, Economic
fled with a substantial
sum of
\vill take time and call for much Stabilizer, .says that. a hike of
money
as Detroit
Methodists' fully carrying addresses of-emerpatience and effort by men of 1'he per pound in the retail price
gency
milk
stations
where
those
contribution towards the rebuildgood- intent.
of meat is to be permited to bal.
ing of Methodist Churches des- of proven need can buy milk by
the area is
ancerecent
raise in wages 'I)f
tro.yed by the Nazis in Scandan- calling for same ...
TWO AIRFIELDS
near Jaffa
now
going
through
'the.
trial
of
a
meat
packing employes .
aVla.
crippling milk strike and lives in are attacked by. Jewish extrem•
•
ists with mortars and automatic
A THEATER in Tokyo, named dread of 11 t~up of bread deFRANCE CLOSES its frontiers
weapons . . • starts an intense
in memory of' Ernie Pyle, opens liveries because of threatened manhunt by British Airborne against aU comrnercialcontact
t(lday . , . will have stage show strike of bread truck drivers •..
with the Franco Government
in
troops ••.
British officials
imfaCilities, movies and other. en- hope for settlement
of the milk
Spain,
and urges the United
pose a curfew on Jewish, settletertainment
exclusively
for the strike seen in an agreed-upon
ments near thealrfieldl_
and States and Britain to do likewise
USe of American
occupation basis tor negotiations.
to make her action effective.
warn
settlers
in
one
town
that
troops in the Japanese capitaL
.'
they will be fired upon if they
TH:E; PHILIPPINE
Commoti.
SERGEANT
FREDER,ICK
fail to comply.
M0l!da1, Feb. J5
wealtll
government
estimates
HENSEL. the armless and legl~
•
C. E. WILSON; prel\identllf
there are at least 4,000 die.hard
A. F. of L. municipal employes soldier who stepped on .' land
GM, whose recent
illneS$ com. Japanes\! soldjers
still
ranging of. Huston, Texas, will stage a mine at Okinawa. and 'for whom
pelled his absence from itrike through the .'Manila area, where
march on the City Hall in
a
negotiations
for the past
four ~veral
pitched battles have al- demonstration
protesting the dis.
days, is back 'llgaln •••
more ready
taken
place
between
charge of 700 strikinl
city emPhilippine
troops ployes.
rapid .prolI"ess towar\is .. ~tUe- American.led
and the outlaw •.
• •
W/latever YOllr Pet Food /IIay be , •• 'plio ••
alld I'I~be fllen wlfll file JallIe ,ood H~lcel
:;~,.;J'.
N.eWS
Their Play Palace Destroyed
FRESH MEAT FOR aO&S' Ala"'CAYs'
.."
POINTE,
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