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To Give To Grosse 'Pointe Grosse Pointe's 99 Kercheul TU, 2.&900 ews Complete News Coverage of All the Pointes War Memorial Fund VOLUME 9-NO. 33 Entered as Second Class Matter -! at Ihe POSI Olllee at Detroit. Mien. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 12, 194'8 5. Per Copy $2.00 Per 'iear Fully Paid Circulation
" Woods Has Own Swimming Hole at Long Last IGifts to Memorial Report Farms oj Jhe Also Likely \VEEK F dA As Compi/ed hy tht un nnouncedas To Ask Shift Grosse Pointe I'-ell's Two Village~ Said to be Thursday, August 5 Drive Is Continued Ready to Ask Voters to this day in 1855 the first 011 Decide on Conversion message was sent over the At. Headquarters Mo~ed to Board of Education Building; Direct lantlc eabte from New York Mail Campaign to ,Be Conducted During September The Village of Grosse Pointe •.• in 1864 the Battle of !\la- bile Bay was fought by Amer. Several additional substantial gifts to thE: Grosse Pointe Park is set to submit the ques- Ican fleet under command of War Memorial Fund have been announced b:v Alger Shelden, tion of a change from village Admiral Farragut (' , dam n campaign chairman. Mr, and lVII'S. George R. F'ink of Cloverlv slatus to city stalus to its the torpedoes"). Farragut be. road have pledged $5,000 to the fund. Their son, Gcorge H. voters next spring. The plan came the first Full Admiral of Fink, Jr. died in the Pacific Thealer during the war, while had been to have this on the th" American Navy ..• in he \';'as serving as a naval officer. village agenda for last spring 1943 the Nazis e\'acuated Orel; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Hooker~ . but for one reason or another Reds entered eil\' •.. in 1914 of Uni\"ersity place have pledged' it was put off until the 1949 the Yanks were 'onl~' 38 miles from Sl. Nazaire and in 1945 $1,000. Mrs. Hooker is president Whz-tt;e}" Rd elections, of the Grosse Pointe Friends of (; , • It is not a new q'.leslion in the MacArthur took ovcr com- mand of all raeific invasion the Library and also heads the B ttl E I Park. For rcars the agitation for bases. . clubs and organizations division a e nc'Q city status has been millntained . . . o~ the memDl'ial drive, P and on l\\'o occasions at least Another gift of special inlerest ROllt put to the touch of the citizen's E I G H TEEN' SPECTATORS was made following the meeting l,t Full decision, WEHE lNJURED, five seriously, of the campaign committee and The last attempt to convert into when a hot rod racing automo. sponsoring organizations in. the 47 Out of 51 R"s'ldents Want a city was at the municillal eleco bile erash~d into a grandstand Neighborhood Club on Augu.~t 3. - tions held on March la, 1941. filled with spectators at the Mrs. Oscar E. Keller, represent- One-way T r.affic Regula- At that time the move Wat Owosso Motor Speedway 1', s t ing the Ladies' Auxiliary of A1. tion Retained emphatically rejecled by the vat. night: gel' Post 995, Veterans of Foreign ers, Out of a total vote cast of • • Wars, announced that that group . 2,608, which is a fair representa- THESE KIDS WEHE AMONG THE FIRST to dunk in the swimming basin at Grosse Pointe Woods' lakefront park was donating $200 to the drive The Great Protest agamst, lion of E'lectorate strength, as the AN AMERICAN ZONE denaz- when the village council and Dr. Thomas E. Davies, Pointe Health Commissioner, announced that the ban on swim- fund, the one-way regulation on Park usually goes, only 810 vot. ification court at Stuttgart, Ger. i ming there had' been lifted. This picture was taken from the end of the mole which has been constructed to keep Accompanying the gift was a Whittier from Jefferson to: ed for the cit~' and 1,755 against, many, clears Dr. Hugo Echencr, 11 f 11 79. German Zeppelin designer, po ulion rom co ectlllg" 111 tl 1e b asm.' ""11"t 1 Ii"'lacom IJ C oun t y sen d'Il1g 1'tS d'rall1age an d sewa;;e d own tl.1e III t ercep t or 1etter'from D01'OtllY Frl'ck, pres,'. 1\" k I' h tl t 1IIor on a percentage baSIS 31 per of Nazi charges. drain and keeping it out of Lake St. C lair, the la k.1' waters h ave tested unusua 1ly pure th roug I1 t Ile present sW1I111l11ng.. dent of the auxiliary, expressing 'lac W lIC was uea enec I centTl 101' and 69 perf centd against.. . . " appreciation for the effort being for the Park Council meeting . le arguments ?r an aga~nst season. made to honor the Pointers who on August 9 turned out to be elt,\' statu, would f,ll a good Sized ------.------'------I served and died in World War II. a dud book. The proponents of the THOUGHT THE FRENCH 1 She had two brothers in service.' ., : change argue that city form would AIR LINER Latecoere may still Th. M- W ods G ts V-roo 0 P t st pr rk Councz"Z One of them died on Bataan. On the contrary Attorney WI,-,' permit many improvements in be. afloat , • '. French frigale I Z,{)l 'es 'ZSS 0 e I~or US .ro e lil. la.ld C.arpenter presented a pet.l- the local administration but it is '-'..... L:1 Following last week's meeting, t d b 47 t f tll I I pIcks up two famt messages ... f F L - R I C R f B " when it was decided to enlarge 10~ slgne y 011 0 . . e.~ not ,eriollsly argue~ that it would disappeared in the South At- $1000 In Cash or ettl'1g ea tors over e uses lte the board of directors of the reSidents along the hll:h\\aj, 1e- result in anvmatertal betterment lantic several days ago with 52 . 1. '. campaign organization, letters questing the ~ilIage to ,retain the of the taxpayer's lot. persons aboard, have been sent out to 50 Pointers. ?ne-way trafflC reguliltlOn It had The opponents argue that there I I R bb B- A W"th D t -t R f Of H t P t t THE MET.R;PO~ITAN OP-I n 0 ery 19'rea 1 e 1"01. e Ilse 0 0 a 0 asking them to serve on the board. 1mposed some months ago. is no necessary function of local ------Authorization to conduct a con- Attorney Carpenter spoke at government which the present ERA in New York, one of the i -- F d • k R' t. Ch S f Fl. d R t H thllling campaign was granted length on the benefits of the pre. village slatus cannot carryon as world's greatest, has cancelled ISte.al $760 in Silver and Other re enc ems eln. arges warms 0 tes an . a save Shuns Giving Opinion on and there will be an intensive sent regulation. It had reduced well as the city form. The op- plans for its 1948-49. season be. Items from Hector Invaded Neighborhood as Result of Dumping Manager's Suggestion for direct mail drive during the accidents on the street, which ponents also argue that the crea- cause of its inability to com e C H . NOd' month of September. were formerly numerous, to a tion of a lot of small cities in the to terms with the 12 unions in- ouvreur ome A vigorour. objection has been r_aised against the dumPinr:(, ew. r mance Campaign headquarters have minimum. He said that prior to Pointe ~vouldmake their political volvr:d. of refuse from Detroit on a plot belonging to Johnstone:and:'>: --- - been moved from the temporary the one-way regclaHon, accidents position more rigid and make leu " • • The thief or thieves who Johnstone, realtors, which lies in Grosse Pointe 'Woods in the When Park Village Man- location on Kercheval avenue to of a more or less serious nature easy the eventual consolidation DETROIT POLICE COMMIS. broke intI) the Hector Couv- rear of properties fronting on Lal,e Shore road. ag'el' Lane .suggested at the the Board of Education Building had happened about every other of all of Grosse Pointe into a SIONER Harry S, Toy, decrees reur home at 420 Moross road Frederick K. Reinstein, of 971'v>------Council. meeting on August 9 in St. Clair avenue. Mrs. W. R. childrenweek, He himselfsail! thatand hemanvhad smalltimes whichsingle munic;palmany taxpayersentity, sincerelya result against special parking privi. on the night of August 4, over- Lake Shore, says that the refuse flies and rats and throws ofT the. Frizzell of McKinley road has he had to act as 11 traffic" cop to hope will some' day come. leges for beer. truck~ and mem- looked $1,000 in currency de- is within 800 feet of his home and stench. that the VIllage should enact been engaged as a permanent assure their safety in crossing One obvious result of the Park hers of the D.A.C, spite the systC'''TlaLic search tha.t a .ste,:ch emanal:s from it MI'. Reinstein then appealed j'l an ordinan2e placing con- emWpllOthye'atotal of $T,3,OOO an. the street. withdrawing from the township • • • marle of the residence. Stolen whl~h 1S highly obJectionable. In Dr. Thomas Davies, the townshin trol over the use of puhlic would b" to hasten the demise A '1 addItIOn he sa"s the refuse has nounced 1a,t week, the campainn The great majority of the resi- ~ . . . C' TWENTY DELEG TES to the $760' 'J d lh. ' J .' heillth office,., ilnd he and )\1)' address systems in the village " 01 the town 'hIp WIth the Ity New York State Federation of were III Sl ver an 0 er blOUght vast swarms of files, and, Reinstein and others visited th d h I' h 't leaders expressed confidence in dents .thoroughly approved the alre dv out :nd the possibility of Labor annual convention are dc- items. rats ha\'e apf le ar ed on h IS pi .op- I. place on August 5 Dr Davies-, 1'11- un• er t e po I~e,• I e unWl d- lhe ult1'm,"te.. Sl,ccess of Ihl' dril'e. one-way regulation and wanted the Farmsa , follOWing" SUIt G"osse ' Mr. Couvreur and his son, AI. etv a cond'U nk v b f el .., lll1g1y Ot- knowlI1g \' droppe The.y point oul that with the it kept Several of them were. . " nied scats because they have al. 1.,. 1 on U no\ n e or I hesit:ltingly condemn I'd the situa- . I' -I f h present at the meetina to "ive Pomte townsh!p would have leged Communi,t sympathies. bert, had been home earlier in thIS refuse was dumped th"re, tion as a nuisance. He said tlot ~. hot potato 1Il t 1e ap 0 t e drive starled durir:g the sum- " ", nothing left of its original strue- • •• the evening, but both went out Johnstone and Johnstonehave a I place was swarming \Iith flies ;lIld \ 11lage solons. . . mer. it has bcen ImpOSSible to verbal support to Mr, Carpenter sure but the Woods and the small X N between 7:30 and 7:45 p.m. Mr. tract of about 3:l acres whIch hes I lhrew out a stench. He is con. It has II beal'lng on such na- contilct a great many residents. j slatements. . . . Grosse Pointe Shores village, In THE, E T EN.T O~ CO .,' Couvreur discovered the burglary partly in the Shores. in the Wood,! fronted, however, by the olTiei;ti lional constitutional subjects as A large nLlmb~r of those who! The only vOice ralsect agamst this circumstance the township G.RES. S co-operation WIth Pres., when he retuI'ned at about 10'.30, d' S C I I h bit d h d I 'ed th I t f I d I I ent Truman's progr. am seems, Neighbors heard the Couvl'eur Ran. m. l. 'lairh Sfilore,. 1 1\'11"1 action of the village council and f,ee speech and right of public avek e,nth so ICII cave.d \tntll e falla.\ 'I G eIdone-wayB II reg~ a \ Ionh washad romal I would probably fold up and the t b Th H I I emstetn says term so d ofT i his future course of action SC('!11' ,1s,emblage, a point that the leg. ma'mg elr. p e ges ,. 0 Ie .a erlm, v 0 . -. two remaining villages be prac- o e: couse WI! try en. dog barking loudly between 9:15 the top soil and then made an ar- to be uncertain.' "I minded members of the mu- Thl' enlargmg of the board of, ready wntten anct spoken a ams"lticallv forcE'd to incorporate AS adment Of: credit embmg. meas- and 9::;Q p.m. and the police be- 't1 th Ct f 0 , d I k t illlv even't t I th g _ ures affectmg bilnks and Install- Heve this is when the tlleft tOOK r~ngement. \;'1 1, e I y 0 e. .He authorized the News to o.U(1\, nicipal g~lVernment were quick Ir.ec or, eE'ps pra~ Ie. 'II a . eng '. . cities. ment buying and the Senate will place, thhOlt pern\lltmg It 10 dump refuse him as declaring the situation tu '0 sense, Pomteth tholl;amwtlont n"III c1o~erampa'gn'touch i The counCil ga\'e no eVidence'd I The Farms has been seriously h' t th fl. ere. I be a nuisance, Commissioner Karl B. God- WI e. con mUl ;' " . of any disposition to reconsl er studying citr status for some w Ip oge er some sort o. s um The screen dOor latch on the He says that they are paid bY!I dard, himself a lawyer. and Vil- The preSidents of tnI' four \11: thE'ir. ac.tlOn Mr. Carpenter .asked time and it is rumored that it may ~i~::a~Ocepri~:t~U~~iIct~~:. mcen- back door was broken and II brick Detroit for this privilege. Detroit S d N bb d !;lge Attorney Pierre V. Heftier, Jages and tll? mayo: of the elt) that If It should. bQ reconsldere.d test it out with the voters at the " " had been used to break the gla,s is always on a'desperate hunt for pee er a e .' k d h . . ,t tlv I of Grosse Pomte ha,e been nam- at any future time he be notl- same time uS the Park, nc,ar the loci, on the mSlde dool', refuse dumping gl'Ound and it was, Af L Ch P! lC e up t C1r E'ars m. an - 'I cd directors. as hav!,! Bert WIck. fied This \Vas agreed to. THE GOVERNMENT LOST Blankets had been taken from the, not difTicult to make such a deal. r tel' .ong ase A~ked whethE'r he \\as lead~' ing.' president of the BOilrd of ------G . M t } $170,169.000 on its potalo price beds fo cover the windows in two I When Grosse Pointe Shores was to give a legal opinion on the Educ"tion, and Carl Schweikart. Valuable Cll.p uesslng j (l C t operations during the crop ycars bedrooms "nrl the house had been approached to permit dumping on City Patrolmen Moffat and ,'onslitutionality of such an or- supervisor of Grosse Pointe CClUSe 0 f C)'"ash of 1943-47, and at present is re- thoroughly r~nsacked. even. to that part of the tract lying in that Dereadt had a lively cha~e "0 dinance. Mr.. Heftier said he was I Township. L t b G t I ported to be losing $4.000,000 a Mr. CouvreUl.s baseme~t office village, Manager Tom Jefferis per- Tuesday evening, August 3, C()\'. :\'01', He said three case, bear- I All of the sponsorin!: organiza- OS y ues . __ week as the new crop comes The $1,000 wlnchwasnnssed was, emptorilv retused f}erlllission. ering fi\'e to seven miles, Communist inquisition .. , ~ays which Iield 140 silver dollars, reeled theIr .'cngtnN'r Edw'lrd< and then over into Detrol\ ;, p;.l~sed upon by the highl',t I be 1, scrre tary, an d P au 1 I."'I 0re _ tn the F.arms police on I u.gust 1 LOll1'SJ"," cobs of Pleasant street. the proceedings are a "shame. were found by the thieves in a Pate, to look mto Ihe mnller and fal' as Chandler Park drivc. Tn" ,:"urt. he might be ready 10 talk land, tr~a,\lIer. . by an tn~urance compan}. . I St. Clair Shores, driving thl! IllI circus." closet. They aiso todk an ttndclcr- he recomm,'mkd tbat thl' pell11lS. officers finally ran him to ('ari'; "rl the subjert. but 11',t 11 n till The clil'e('tor~ ha\'e authOrized Accor?lng to F"rm~ POI1:e, Iruck ,mlth on Kerby. tanglE'd • • mined number of bnnk books. slOn be given on the eondllton that at Warren and Cadi,'ux. ['len. I thE' invp,tnH'nt of thc monp.\' al- ell,,'f ')\ialtf'r. H~~yt. Mrs. ~Vlerd~ I with Flilnk SchnE'idf'r of 170-1 F 'd \ t . . a Inyer of cnrth he placed OVI'I' the The fleeing one was Don C. 'I . d . cnt l11a be IC'\E'S It Olsappeare some, Hamilton rtJad, Gro..s,:e Pomte rJ ay. 11IgIIS 6 A string of graduated pearls .IS 'efuse. The Woods Village then Holli,tel', aged 19. of 912 1"'1' Mr. Goddard mad" tl motion,! re~c~' ~E'ce~vp 't m fo\'ernn~t where he.twcen the Andc_rso~. w',,,cis. going north Edch thought Birthday in IRO!! of AHred !11lssmg. but Mr. Couvreur sald1 gave it~ p6mi,sion, last No\'('m- rington. After he wa, Illo:,,:I.' ....i1ich was unnnimoll. THREATENS TO place a curb -----.------.-- ~ortect. 10. tl-./' Fa!m~ POli"": !l rmPI~yUe~ i~h~Pr~.aak.:n.fn ~~'I~l(C~lfl\~'I~~.! Dz-es Wz"th HZ.s CClltVaS Full which comprises the area co\'- on the fantastic prizes ilnd mon, A t 9 C,' 0 HCr! hy prE'viou~ boards No~. 20. d .,. d' SZ" f T" t ' F- lIglis . "Iher c.ases to \.,hICh ',Ir. Hefl- ey rewar s gw,'n m ra 10 com. 'P 0 'PS er s lnger M Ch I I fl f R" I ," ! 21.22 ,1nd the old Grosse Pointe menials. •• (; (; Eil's/SJefTer~~I~' a\;~~IIC~ ";l:rl 1',,';' '('I' referred. 8~' Fred RlInncll~----, -\\-'c-rl'--h-rlri hr'rc in Detroit for: Draft Boare! No. 57, is having Puts Fl.nger on Pony Jo:nt purse had been tilkl'n frnn, ii"'}' ------, . to,.' till' p0f}Ulilr sport"rnan. I troubh' findin~ suitable quar- HUNGER RIOTS ARE rcport. t .(; locker. She did not li,l iL<;"'>11' r wo Cars Rifled ala silllors never dL The} JU,t, ~Ir. Dunn \\':1'<; Inariuated from tNS from which 10 serve this f'd swe~ping the RU5.<;ian zone in t"nts. : hOISt canvas anrl ~atl ofT mto a II _, I . 1 " II \'''1" " \\'\',olh a",o,". 00 b 'd --.-.------L I '1 . Y lh II ,It\,,,( In "":" c ... , n, ' L , Gl'!rmany . , , h'lIngry mo , ral A certain woman in Gro,se I Park which was TUlsa 3 - • - -. A. D. Macpherson of 100 :..T, , 1\."t New Theater ~al or s .' a a a.__ , I ('JunekT'. vicc.])"'",,lent and durc., The con ..'0Iidated board will Iood trains 1<; B,cr1~n. Poinle City, who hils il!.kl'd lhat: Tite womnn'.~ phone number nut clow Jane, report"ct that ",hik \:' ,Thllt IS whal I "Yf'ar-oltl ;I..To,. to\ of th" l\IcCord Corporation. I gOVf'rn practically all oC the De- SHORTAGES IN STEEL idle ~:.':~rsn~~l'ris~~, ~:tht~~ldga~~hl~~~: ~~I~~ai~'i~~ T;;~~~on~lI~h~':S '.\\~,'t~~I~~~s \~~~~~~g fl~OO~~~;;~\('~I!l,\"(I~",,!: Two larceniE's fl'om automo. :;\~ ~~~n~sa~':'r~~~~ :';~):,~i{o~~ ~~('\'~\~~~,i\~~~!~1al~dt~\~,;,~~\~I\~~;~ i ~.\~:~ at~cathl'~"~O~I~t~r~~~. b~t; B9000 in Detroit. , , Packard and iratl'rnity. reported to the City I identical on both phones. They loeker. rt contalned h,.tw(,"tl ".,11 j'iles Wl'l'e repl'lrted to Wood, po- ))e~borat~. Ontano, wlH'l"(' h~ w,,~ th(' Frf'nch T.r~ion I'll Honor, ,centr"l office WIll probably have . e a k'. I"y J j i' 'ire on August 6. Both tonk place t" \ I t "t"C'. ~ndcd d nggs anllounc wpe., " . police lnsl May thM on scvcrn l'cporlCl the mddent 10 th" lIigh. and S60 and various P'''''''ll:!i vaca lOlling, I. 1""1' .~' G , , 11.. \\';"; II mt'mb('r of th" Chi. : to be locate downtown. off. recent occasions she had received I land P ) " ,.. ~ _". ~ .1.' ... '., ...... ; .. , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Tnursd ..y, August '12,1948 holds its place at the seventh state, accordlnc to the U, S. Cen- Skipper 'Dies sus Bureau. Headlines of the Week • • • (Continued from Pare I) THE AMERICAN SECRE- . There8ff! many sailing storles (Continued from Page 1) FOOD PRICES arl'! dl'!stined to TARY FOR Air, W. Stuart Sym- ington and Gen. Hoyt S. Vanden- about Morrill. One of the best ) go higher according to the U. S, concerns the olllY six years ago berg, Chief of Air Staff are in • on tht, land dona led by the IDepartment of Agriculture •.. when he showed up at the start- London on a flying inspection in REPORT Rockefellers. says however there will be an in- ing line for the annual 7D mile conneclion with the United States creased meat supply. North Channel Race In a snow air !lft to Soviet blockaded Ber- OF AN,NUAL ')IEETING CiVIL RIGHTS PICKETS :111' • • • storm late in September, and lin. the White House and 110 boys in THE REPUBLICANS forced • found that he was thl'! only anI'! Washington to study govern" their own National Housing Bill • • ready to participate in the ~ong Of ment, exchange jeers and m. . through the Senate ~'esterday. AS A PART OF THE COM- distance grind. Even the LIttle suIts. l • • • MUNIST baclttd International Club dock was bare of officials Confer.:.:nce Working Youths RUSSIA FORMALLY ASKS ot who were supposed to get the · .. . I in Warsaw a thousand youths THE HOUSE COMMITTEE on the Danube Conference to brush fleet under way at 6 a.m. flom 50 different nations parade unAmerican Activities I ea v e s I aside the American objections Morrill made his way to a tele. through Warsaw shouting "Down Washington for a secret rendez'l and place the control of naviga. phone ta find out why they with thl! Marshall Plan; Down veu" to continue its investigation tion on the Danube under the ex- weren't ready to sail. On the first with American Imperialism." wIth an unnamed witness whose elusive control of the Soviet. • • call a very sleepy sailor informed testimony is expected to crack dominated states. • him that it was snowing. "So GROSSE POINTE'. MICHIGAN wide open the most sensational • • • THE GREEK ARMY at last what," roared Morrill, "the race -story yet heard on Communi$t SUNDAY, AUGUST 8 seems to be making soml'! head- Is scheduled and I'm ready to An annual meeting of the qualified electors of Rural Airi. affIliations in high plares in This date generally accept- way towards driving the Com- sail." The race never was sailed munists out of Grerce. cultural School District No.1, Grosse Pointe Township, Wayne June 14. Government. r:d as the day of the final de- that year and the. rest of the C • • • County, Michigan. with the Board of Education being present. .' • feat of the Spanish Armadaj Class skippers were more than 19<48 SATURDAl;', AUGUST 7 132 ships, 33,000 men •.. be- 'l'uesday, August 10 willing to give Morrill the t~t1e was held at the Grosse Pointe High School, 11 Grosse Pointe' Birthday In 1742 of Nathan- ginnIng Ilf England's mastery Captaln Gray of BOIIton, In hl .. for going down to the starhng Boulevard, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan, on Monday, the leI Greene, the "Rhode Island of the seas. Stourbridge Lion, ship "Columbia" completed the line in a snow storm. 14th day of June, A. D. 1948, which meeting opened at the Secrltary ShlaUer relll the r.port of th •• lecUon Inspec!ors wlUch first around-the. world voyage wu u follows: ' Blacksmith". who was second first 10comotivIJ ran on Amer- Only last )'ear the C C~ass hour of 7:00 o'clock A. M .• Eastern Daylight Saving Time and In command to Geoue Wash- lean rallroao In 1829. of an American shop on this sailors purchased a beautiful day In 1790 • , . voragt. begun .was convened for the purpose of submitting by organization RETURN OF ELECTION INSPECTORS Inglun in.lhe American Revo- • • • trophy for the North Channel in October, 1787 ... birthday and ballot the questions of: Race and called it the Morrill Till undenl",ed. conrUtutlng the Board of Electlon lnspector. at lullon ••. in 189~ President SENATOR FF:RGUSON, attack- In 1821 of Ja)' Cooke, American Dunn Trophy. He was the orig- 1. Electing two memb.rs 01 the Board of EducaUon to hold olflce the Annual Election of lhe QuaUlled El.cton of Rural Agrlcultura.1 Cleveland recognized the Ha. ing President 'I'ruman's sec~ecy banker. U. S. fiscal agent in School Dlrlrlct Nq" I, Grosse POlnle Township. Wayne County, Michigan, inator of the race many years for the ensuing three y.ars On the Board of Education of Rural Agrl. h.ld In aatd dlatrlet onth. 14th day of June. A, O. 19016. and waiian Republic .. , in i915 lid on government operatIons, Civil war .•• ' Smllhslonian In- wDrdrecelved In this countr.v says the Senate must soon face ago. cultural School District No.1, Gro.. e Pointe Township, Wayne Count)'. stitute founded In 1864 . . • So we bid a fond .farewell to Michigan, and ray W. Conley, Ann Luc., Paul ,c. Wright, Gertrude M. L.ckllder. of the dropplnr' of the first the problem of curbing presiden- smoke blanketed A-bombed Lu.lla O. BaldWIn. Ethel M. L.v.r.nz. H F. Laing. Azalia K. Ellis.' a great sail"r who didn't know Aloia A.Gh.aq,ul •.c•• Ir.ne Sutto!,: Eleanor M. Tomb. deV.cmon R. atomic bomb on Japan, tial "arrogance" by impeachment 2. The approval 01 Ubrary e"".ndltures Nara.salii In 1945. the difference bl'!tween fair for Ih. ,.ear 1948-49 ill Jacobi, Shirley K. Patterson, Ruth n. Goebel. • .. • proceedings. • • amount of $54,625.00, snd .uch other A NEW CRISIS hils Berlin •.• weather or foul when it came to qu.,tlona and proposition" If an~'. as The RUSSIAN Ambassador, A. sailing. , Being 'appolnied by the qualilled Reds hint they may use aerial THE SOVIET CONSUL GEN. are r.qulred by law to b. submltt.d S. Panyushkin, demands that the to tb. vote of the el.ct~rs 01 the FINANCIAL REPORT FOil YUIl INDING :~~~l~~s;~~'i'~~~°p"oI~:I~(B~:i'f'.~"~~~~ f?rce. to interr~pt ou!' air supply ERAL in New York, Jacob Lorna- U. S. Government release Michael Dlltrl~t vollng In pr.clnch. were declared open at 8 o'clock A. M. on said 14lh day 01 June. A; D. 1948. line mto the ;It~. • ' kin. and Countess Alexandra '1'01- Ivanovilch Samarin, the Russian and w.re k'pt open continuollIly I Sherman Fights On roll call the following trust ... JUNI30. 1941 stoi. head of the Tolstoi Fqunda- teacher who had sought the pro- until 6 o'clocK P M, of .ald day. w.r. pr.sent: Truste.. Dougherty, Eutern Dayllllht SavIn, Time,havlnr DEAN O'FERR~LL'~ wer(ded I tion, mutually accuse each other GENERAL FUND tectien of the F.B.I. against Poupard. W.ndln, WIcklng, Four (4). bliss was shorl lived. . Mrs.j of kidnapping a Russian school Price of Food ~~~~ec~rfvte'1!'oe,,~./°ih..to:.pr~~ae~ ~~g deportation ••.. Samarin gives a Absent Trust.. Sheaa.r. On. (1). Balance July 1, 1947...... $ 42,350.73 lid was k.pt, and a .ultabl. ballot Isabl'!l1e Wilson Morrill, the 31- teacher, Kosenkma Oksana Ste- long statement to the press recit. Attorney Newcomb. and SUperin- box was used: and that upon a can;- year old choir singer whom he phanova. who representative The prices 6f food, as everyone RECEIPTS "Us of the ballots cast 01 which the ing his life in Russia, including tendent Barnes were also present. followln,.~ a .tru. copy: married July 5, 1947, was granted Mundt of the un.Amerlcan Activ- his services in the RussIan army knows; have spiraled far higher than those of any other items. Current Tax a Reno divorce ~'esterday . . . Hies Committee said was about to during the war ••• does not wish an~0~n1da~1tt~f p~~\lln~C,~~. r~~e~~a Collections , , $1,177,771.92 It was found that the whol. number, charges great physical and men- taik on the whole Soviet system Moreover, some 50% of the aver- approved as was the noUce of regis- of vote, cast {or th •• lectlon of two to return to Russia .• , • State tration. Delinquent Tax membera of the Board of Educatlon tal suffering, Mrs. O'Ferrall also of World controls ... Lomakin Department withholds action. age income is spent for food. Collections , . 43,19U7 lD hold offlc. for the .nsulng thr •• . Yet, Congressional action to (31 years w.re 7~0; that Shirl.)' T. says that the great. discrepancy acknowledges he and assistants • • • El.cUon otrlcla!! were appoInted and Primary Money .. 186,434.l2 Johnlon rec.lved 398number 01 voles: in their ages, (59 and. 31),. also I"rescued" Mrs. Stephanova from curb inflation leaves fOod prices State Aid . 246,440.49 that CharI.. A, Poupard r.c.iv.d THE U. S. CONSUL GENEHAL ~h"eor~oll~o'fllt~e 1~~~'Jf,~o~~.~I~ICff~~ 311 number 01 votes; thai. Alice Moody contributed to the mantal rift. the Foundalion's Rockland Coun. untouched and attacks only dur~ 8:00 A.. M. and close .ame at 6:00 P. M. Tuition . 17,445.93 in Jerusalem pr6tests to the Jew. Rental~ IInd Misc , . 17,449,ge ShUff.r r.c.lved 501 number of • • •• ., ty farm and that she is no\~ in the ish Military Government in Jeru- able consumer goods through ex- voles; that C. F. Carpent.r rec.lv.d 2 tended control of credit pur- The m•• tlng was r.convened at 9:20 Interest on Delinquent number 01 vote.; that Ruth Go.bel A TOP NEW DEALER IS hnked Russian Consulate ... MIss '1'01- salem on shots fired at Americans receiv.d 2 number of vol.s; that th.r. chases, This will have a danger- P. M., with lhe followIng trusl ••• Taxes .., .. 2,750,58 to the Silviet alom, charges. '.' stoi says the woman "W,lS scared and at cara flying the American being pr~sent: Trustees Dougherty, Stores Distribution ' .. 27,5M.i18 w.r. 6 spoiled ballols. ..x-cabinet member IS u.nnamed III I to death" when she came to her flag, ous deflationary economic effect, Poupard. Sheaffer, WendIn. Wlcklng. yccording to Arthur G. Sherman. After the above can va.. tho result. the .Lend-Lease alll!gahons. and said the Russians were going • • Flv. (5). Superlnt.ndent Barn •• and TOTAL RECEIPTS .. $ 1,llg9,04B,91 of said .I.ctlon waa declar.d aa .tat.d • • • to s~nd her back to Russia where candidate for Congress in the Attorney N.wcombe were aha above. .!. WEEKEND STORMS in Britain 14th District, without any sub. present A NEW DUTCH CABINET she was to be shot. $1,741,399084 We furlh.r cortlfy that all the: pro- headed by William Dress as pre. • • and Frarice take 22 lives . . . stantial reduction in food prices, flatten British crops over a wide Secretary Sh.atler read the mtn- ~~dJ\'ls a~~~:J~n~:'~rlt ,,;~r:m::l~:i The credit curbs will result in utes of the Annual Meeting of June EX"INSES mier WIIS formed yesterday. THE W ASH1NG'rON BUREAU area and do $320,000 damage at of the .state 01 Mlchl,an In auch c;&At fewer pUf(;hases of durable goods, 9, 194;. made and provld.d.'~: ------of the Detroit Frl!ePl'ess says French port of Brest. General Control $ 46,666.86 with a corresponding decrease in Instruction 1,004,872.58 that R6scoe B. Hust6n is through • • • It was moved by Mrs, Bow.n, sup- Fay W. Conley. Ann Luce. Paul' business and employment, Mr. ported bl' Mrs. Patterson. that the Auxiliary Activities 82,209.18 C. Wrl,ht Gertrud. M, UckJlder, as Postmaster of Detroit, .which ALEXANDER KORAL, the Sherman points out, from which mlnute. 01 the annual meettng of Operation 241,786.29 Lu.lIa O. Baldwin. Eth.1 Ill. Lever.n~., position he has held for fifteen mystery man in the Communist the producer, retailer and con- H. F. Laing. AzaUa K. Ellis. Alai. A. June 9, 19017 b. adopt.d a. r.ad. Fixed Charges 8,171.42' Ghu'luler~. Iren. Sutlon. Eleanor M. years. spy investigatjon. shuts up when SlimeI' will all suffer. , Maintenance 44,950.43 Motion carried \lnanimously. Tomb. deV.cmon R. Jacobi. Shlrl.y • • • brought before the House un- "What John Q. Public needs is Caoital Outlay, 28,047.32 K. Patt.rson. Ruth H. Go.b.1. THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT-' American Activiti~s ~omm~ttee, nol restriction on cl'edi.t pur- President Wlcklng th.n gave hll Debt Service 234,095.00 , report. "Stores Purchases 25,023.28 It was moved by Dr. Purvis •• up- ATIVES tlasses the Rep'tIbllcan- ~tands?n ~IS .constJht~lllonlafl rIghts chases, bul a means by which his port.d by Dr. Loranger. thll the r.- " t" fl t'6 .. urJ.' not to InCrimInate Imse.. b t port of the election insp~ctors be sponsOre d an I-Jn a I n mcas " • • • purchasing power can e rans- The Superint.ndent was called upon to give his annual report: $ 1,1Hi,B02.3!l acc.pted and r.port.d to th •. Board ol EducaUon for prop.r cerWlcation 337 to 11 ... had prev!ousl,y pass- A MAN AND WIFE and ten ferred from f?od, for. which he is . The President thcn called on Tr.a.- .. to the resule. of Ihe el.ctlon. Balance June 30, 1948 $ 25,~97,29 ed the senate by a vOice \ ote .. , children drawing 54202 Welfare paYing exorbitant pl'lces, to duro urer Poupard to give his annllal re ... touches oni): on installment ~uy- appeal to the We1f~re Commis~ ~ble 'goods. so he can buy ~hese port EMPLOYEES IOND FUND Motion carrled unanlmoUJly. ing, (one thlr.d down). and tight- sion to find them. a place to live Items for cash and not on time. It was moved by Mrs. Mack.nzl •. President Wlckln, then ,,"II.d on er bank cr~dlts ... Truman eX-I' ,.,,,ge,l too much to qUalify for "I (ully recognize that Credit supported by Mr. WrIght, that th. Balance July 1, 1947 : $ 41B.63 Mr. Johnaon. on., of the aucc.ulul i pected to sign for want of some- public housing "pac... mllchascs al'c inflationary. and Treasurer's report be received and Received from Payroll DeductIOns...... 13,409.76 candidates, who responded .& ~OllOWII:"" I thing better. . ;\. \ • • • 'that credit controls do have a . IIppro,'ed and ordered .pread on the ~. i" FIGHTING INFLATION, the stabilizing effect, but I strongly record of Ihe mccUng in f\lll. Total , ,$ 13,828.39 ..[ want to take thl, opportunity to Bonds purchased for employees...... 12,115.• 5 compliment .ver~'one who turned out ! SALE 0 F CONFEDERATE Government plans to place a 15- belleve that they should be used ~ Motion adopted unanlmousl,r. today and exercised their rJ,ht to I FLAGS up 3000 per cmit in Dallas months limIt on easy paym~nt only as a last resort, and not vote r.gardl.ss of who th.~' vot.d It WrlS moved by Mrs. Tomb, sup- Balance June 30, 1948 : $ 1,712.94 for particularly those who expended stores ... accepted as reflecting credit and Secretary of the Treas. when there is another more ported by Mrs. Adams, that .the follow- 'ext'ra Ume and .lto?t to atlr up In- lM~ the rebellbn of the DixiecrQts ury Snyder announces lhe next sound means of curing an infla- terelt and remind others to vote. [ I ing named banks and such oth.rs a. LIIRARY FUND sincerely hop. that l can ju.t~y tho ~t#- I against the President's civil rights Treasury Certificates' issue wO\lld ti!':laI'Y spiral," Mr. Sherman shall be deslgnolted by Ihe ll ::-;L..:-. ~ ~ ~ _ Thursd~y. 'Augud 12,\ 1948 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three CIIRONIC THEFTS ODD FACT which the Pointe car struck ",ins running late. Police "Watch Lists" Show Woods Lifts C. J. Whately, Jr., reported to' A girl from Glen Cove. L. I. Pointers Killed When Car Dr. Porter de5cribed the cnlSS- Woods police Ihat o\'er a peri"d ,w,"s r('cently glw,n " ,howe, '" ing as a very cl:lI1gef<1us one, It of the last thre? months someone! the last car of a f"ong I,:"".: Cra~hes Train in Canada lie5 in a depression bchinn a SUlnlner's Exodus at Peak Swim Ban has been steahng gas()llIle from' H;;J1 !'',:.In t rn in hy s"mr, of I knoll and the only wal'lling is a his ear while parked in th" e11;\'.,- f"!lf)'''' e"mmlltrr. rdurn"," Four Die in Tragic Accident Near Kincardine' Three Life.: crossarm which cannot be set'n Judging by the number. of' l<,rHI;;. Probably no community in ~ , way. iJd!1~L' L-nn) \\,'orK. long' Pals and Sarnia 'Girl Victims of T;agedy i until a car is di.reetly upon it. householders who are requestmg all Amcrica has a larger propor- Cound! Approves Opening I Anothel- car which approached the. police to place theil- homes '." ,n "f its people who hie. forth of Beach Waters' Health ------, on the ';watch list" while they Ull far vacatHlns They will be ' ---.~-.- Residents 0 f Grosse Pointe were shocl'cd, Saturday tho~ .c,:o,sin~ shortly after the .ac. ,\re away from home, there IS. ,an f ol1nd eVNV year . from Eastport. Off' leer In• Ch arge morning, August 7, on learning of the tra"ic death of four cldcnt" ha~ ~o take to, a ditch 11Il1'su oil. hit. • high style nch> on \I.b- Dr. Porter told the NEWS that 46th Infantry Division at Camp phalt Paving Company :0 do the the alphabet. ants, etc:. It'" Q revelGtion in in 20 years of dl'iving he had Grayling nuring August. He is a work. , 'Ii,,' planning cOlllmission will' cleanliness! Hang inside garbage Ifdine, rhumb."uffl.d .t tilt hip. never seen a train on that spur signal offic-cr with the 21st 1\1'- The streets covercd by the con- dnuL!less be pleased to receive can. That's.1H track until last week, Only a mOlcel Division. ,tract ore Windmill Pointe drive sug,r',tions from thc citizens. TIl. rvstte of p1.id t.ffet. p.plum couple trains per ,day use the: --.---- 'fl.om Alter to Bedford; Middle- track a-ne!. the particular one! OUI' Classifie,!_Ad~~I~=UIt~ ! sex f!'Om Essex to Windmill; T\I"O CARS TANGLE C jlkg. .1Id"'" Dew wl1I be Il.. rd iIl.~ ,-- ---.-----~------,. Beaconsfield from Jefferson to :\ collision between two cars 2S Hally place: Balfour from Mack li! Buckingham and Vernor, (La,1S tw. monthsl :'t6 Kercheval; Somerset from 11'gh....", at noon on July 28 did Jl,lack to Vernor Highway; Bed- con.'iderilhlc property damage SERVICE TO V tIN'D /IROUND ford from Jerferson to Kelche- but no I",rsonal injury. Harry THE. POINTE .. ".. TilE CLOCK val IInd Grayton lrom Bishop to H. Kalyniuk of 4134 Dickelson. Grosse Pointe Drug dJ;"jng north on Buckinghall,1 IrKercheval. ,trucK a ear ownen ann driven KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR [ The total contract a~glcgatr' O I" Olio S. Leganl oC 4321 Three "Jill> Kalynil.k got the ticket. i S2~1~~6~ane stated that in Rd';1 'IDnItt jhOft ({JR' b 'I tion to the streets coveled by .i::, contract it was lhe intention 'of the village to treat and l'r1.',,'" Slore Hours; 9:30 to b; Saturday, 9:30 to 5. (FORMER!,\' POINT,E TAXICAB) sevcral other streets with II~,' Our store is completely air-conditioned Formerly Rubye.s Smart Shoppe , Chauffeur lIe"lre ,-\I\\'.\Y5 Prompt! village's own labor. The r,,':'co; Near When Requested TU. 5-5400 CourlCOU5 [)rln~'r!t I.of this Walk will dcppnd on ii" 11139 Mack d Sl. Jean I iunds available in the blt(b . GROSSE POINTE BANK I"" E. JEFFERSON AVENUE G1lOSSE POINTE 30. M lOUGAN b(,R,'('r.d~'cd nnturnl .!'iheared rncconn with ,.ohllninous lines it REVISED BANKING HOURS .j. t ._. .. ADDED WEEK.DAY BANKING HOURS • • SATURDAY CLOSING Effective Week of 'August 16, 1948 The fur wifh the bellufiful beaver qu!lities ••• deep, rich pelts in a soft silvery brown ••• youthful Mondays through Thursday 8:30 a. m. to 3:00 p. m, and so enduring. The mllgnificent, long blldswee.p, Fridays . 8:30 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. the draped sleeves tllpering to snug cuffs and the Saturdays c'.',. : ',' . No Business Transacted shirtwaist collar all spea~ with fashion authority. And the price is exceptionally low in our August Selling. ':1 NATIONAL TUND SATURD4Y CLOSING MORE HOURS ~695 plus taxes The increasing acceptance oi Wilh y 0 \I I' cooperntlon. the Saturday closing by corporation~ Grosse Pointe Bank belie\'es thnl \Vro helieve lhe adoption of this ltnd institutions throul(hout the the l-esumptTon of regul,H nRlly policy \\ill \)ro as sillisfactory in Sf. I,; ~ 1 ,":~, country, including banks in banking (,n Wednesdn~'s uun MEMDER OP fEDERAL Df.PO.~IT lNSlJRANCF. CORPORATION MEM13ER OF Ff.D1iRII1, RFS/iRl'E SnTl2M j)~t/& WOODWARD AT STATE • i , . -- ." . . ~ ...... _" ..!.., ..s' .. ' '...... ;.'...... lL...... 1' ~, ....:.-...... 1.._. _ ...... ~~. _, Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday. August 12, 1948 -----.._------._-_._------,------~--i-.------.------..-----.-."------ I Approve Opening scan's SCRAP BOOK By R,J. scan fl S. E, Ballantl' ne I hame Coffey, 2nd, and her sisler. IlItll''', IlUar,', Barbara Coffey. She died in Bon Infant Smothers Of Nesbit Road Taken by Death IISecours Hospital on August 5, To Death in Crib 1 1IIIi df~ f~••• t.-tl.-" The Woods Council decided al ,Funeral Services Held ,Ihe meeli/lg on Allg, 3 to pro.] Samuel E, Ballanline, 6B, died' For Dr B 0 H' b Rita Carmen Correa, the four 'ceed with the opening up of I at his home, 62.3 Barlinglon road, ••• 19 ee n}onths oln daughler of M~~, 'ilia "~I 11//aJi j 0/1 : Nl'sbit road throlll:h to Mack av. on Augllst 5, Mr, Ballantinc was D. B . I. '. ' . Marie Conca, of 15412 Mack 1'tc1'Et av A SPECiAl Idylls of the Temple O,E,S., the ID~~~:v~;e~~~n:es, It dead, . lIighlano Park White Shrine and .. ell', held on Augusl Iish('r~-ilnd then proceed to bring chaos out of order. The Gordon E. Duprcy, of Yale, At1 o~1Kl Iltw ZlAlAA 6 The vel'did of the Coroner.s PAIl,LlAMtit1'. -(1115 I'1LOf memb0" of the Dptroit Ma~onic 1 , Bunal was III While Chapel l . '.. , cenletCl'j'. offiee \\':lS .that the child had ;Juthol' not only doesn't nl:'ed to have knowl1 his subject per. Mich" collided wilh the open fl5tl fOil M ...tI~ Y£"'R5 Temple .'\,;'Ot'l1tlon, ' ::on"llv. but in most cases hasn't rver mrt him. The method door of a ear on thl' south side I !>WAM AlitA!) Of SIIIP!> smothered, PASSltl41'KROU4~ fRt~~ Mr. Ballantine is survived by IS sim'nIv to dig into the ellIst,l' old files, qllotc from all the of JefTcl'son, east of Lakepointe, The father of Ihe child died at PMS. 1\ SIIOIt1" cui' UStDM A his wife, Lolli(', and three sons. MrR. Hattie M. Bryant about the time it was born, other brlOks .1nd linnlly lill up fil'c hundred pages II'th facts on Sunday evening, Aug. L IItfwu.Il PHOllUS $(>uM SUBs1'nu1£. fop, Harold E., Whitney W, and or fallcies slanted 10 fit thr mold of his own biased mind, The owner of the parked ear'll AAP iASMAIl 610.'/. IItW COA.K /-Ill> IK MAJ(I~~ Dies at Age of 63 ------ZtAlAHp. P1~1'k.,\, Franees A, This tnl'lhonlS alllJOst as fool., .... -.._ .. _--. __ ..... -. Jumes C, Rodgers of 19229 Lin. Services were held August 9 al proof as thai of oor.' M1lton EN]" of lll~t (he minute I1is wife II'cnt YiJle, Grosse Poinle Woods, was Milsonic Temple. Burial was in Mrs, Hallie M, Bryant of 411 I h Just about to starl it. Both cars 11'10I (HlI'C' con r\(1c,i .1011' (' wrol(' n[f nil a hoJilla\'. The ],nglish I ------Highland Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Belanger, died on July 28 at the age of 6~. 1m vastly unImportant book.', "I hJame it 011 the climate (.f West were seriously dama~rd. nod~ers. I " .llI.s! kecp t()~'s'n~ "tiH'L' felloWS Africa, nul any caudid kid knows gol a licket !or opening the door I nternatlonal Fr;endsl'll"ps Thc widow of Chal'!es G, Br)'. \IIM~,('i'a('ks Illtn an old trunk Ihal wille in 100 old hotlles eHher a~alnst moving traffIC, "II L- ant, Mrs. Bryant was vice.presi. Meredith Randall dent of the Ladies of. thoe IVlaeca and when the IIlLJ~I: is [,,11- sours Qr e,~[1lodes. Sometimes evcn , . H 1 l b St d t' GOft ' ~~rf~!~~1 have a ne\\ bllok by my. sarsaparilla explodes, l Club, a pdsl worthy matron of DetrOIt Speeder epee Y u en S S Dies Suddenly Star of Zion, Chaptcr 398, Ordcl' This slrl'arnlinl'd "Iupinlt.\' h'"d, ,Gnlh";n Greene, b~ing one o(! Caught. p. k '------, . , , ,of the Easlem Slar, and a past only to me~5 n.,"l'nrill('lion 11\ lh.c Ene/and s ~nost erudIte CatholiC I In ar ~;'ns~AI~~~eLI;II~~Ric~~~~ whom she had been correspond- Mel <"thth S. Randall, 59. dId I presidenl of Wayne County As. publishing hUSllll'SS, /lnd this is, authors ,hc s sllrred up some c"n. J"urnall dU5trial era, f" .. h. , t chased over into the PArk fot' the s?nning and packing of ann to contribute a qimc each Mr, Randall was born in Lans. Personally. we pl'efl'l' the pIal'. . ••• ! speening and wanted the local CARE boxes to needy families week toward buying CARE food ing and was a graduate of Michi. id memory pil'lure of Henry r'ol'll PuttIng away the unpacken police to meet their car at overseas, paekages, The boxes that the gan State College. BeforE' joinin,; Quick Thinking himself. sitting in his I'(\se g"rden, . Bonk Suikase, we Clime llpon a Cao ieux and Maek. With the hel p of Mi~s 1\1liry students! ent every monlh help. Woodall, he served as sales man. a year before his death. <:arton of our own scripts and The Park police issued a tickel I Cro"s, hislory instruelor. a few .~d "ill.e some families from star- "gel' o( the Robbins Conveyor Averts Big Fire No one can forget Henry Ford. manuscl'lpts. We deCided to toss to Gilhert Van Del' Haegen, 22, (\f stuoents devlseo a plan lor this vation last winter. Belt Co. • Bllt who is this Keith Sward'! oat all the daled old data, Eyeing 428:' Maryland. The tickel WilS, project. The ideas originated Following this example other Surviving are his wifc, Helen; Some cool thinking on August 3 probably saved the gas station that crammed carton, we felt like tounlersignc,o by the Detroit. po. I' I.vhcn one of th'C students classes planned similar projects a daughler, Mrs. Leslie P. Mc- fn the (ietion.is,slrongcr-than, the cold, clammy morn m g's on lice as is the praclice where Ihe hl'oughl a lettel' 10 history class ami ~)." June, nine history Dougal; ann a grandson, Thayer 1'\111 by Pat Mohan in Grosse truth class, our Reader's Cramps thc stage of a theater when !he, police of the two munieipalities' from a Genn;m family with cla~"e., \l'ere parlici pating in lhe R. McDougal. Point-c Woods (rom a bad fire. became acule with Elliolt Arnold's pronueel' sal among the packmg, conpel'ate in such eases, .. ---- ..--- CARE drive. A total of 15 pack- Funcral serviees were held on M, Tuohy, drivel' of a HiSpeed gas. truck was filling Mohan's "Everybody Slepl Here.". boxes of hIS closed sholl' and ilsk.' ------P k G t BOIl ages of food and 46 boxes of Augusl 9, Bllrial WRS in Ever- Well, Everybody Slipped Hcre, cd us: "Shall I to~s out all these Tl 1 I clothing wpre assembled and green Cemetery, t;lIlks when a firc broke out at bb 111 ar e s the end 01 the hose. This is the novel aboul the had ilop props t,; sc,nd 'Ull to Cain's ... ~ II er \./ tec/(.s sent ofT hy these nine cla~ses last Tuohy turned the g<1Soff, dis. boys in The Pen lagon at Wash. warehouse?" : CCt,s/'ed rl,.t Crt,Fe For Se\ver Job tcrlll, They also paekeo extra Funeral Services Held ingtoll and the naughlv girls in \Ve held out for the Cilin's on l>. l< l' Chrislmas boxes, toys lor war connected the hose and drove the luxurious apa1'lnie~ts dminl: lhe theory lhat some of thc slu(f: nrphiills, and school supplie~ for F or Patricia Ann Coffey the lruck away from th'C fire. their woozy wartime, Whatevel might be used ;lgain, And staring The beer garoen of Louis Dc The bill for final payment to En~]i~h teachers. Palrolman Marchand Pllt the else, there was J10 sousing short, ilt the scripts. we had a mental Young, al 15130 Mack avenue. A. Rossi, conlractor, for the sell'. Olher countries which receiv- Funel'al services for Patricia fire oul with carbon dioxide, age in Washington, flash, back. Some of (hem mighl m"dl' the lactical errol' of cash. er work he has done on ProjeC'! t'd CARE aio through Grosse Ann Coffey, 17, di1llghler of MI'. . We read this one on a Sunday, he used a,~ain. Loathing Oil I' low: ing Iwo checks lasl ,week, Both 2 in DistLict 2. eame hefore the Pointe High Sehool were Franee, and Mrs, Grahame Coffey of 853 The luan WIth a nest.egg of U, and our conscicnce kepl lieking creative cunning. we realizen thilt! of them went sour. They were for' Park Co~ncil meeting on Augllst Auslria, F'inlano. Czechoslovakia, Nottingham roao, were held on! S. SavIngs Bonds docs not have at us Ihat if thcre were slill witch mos1. of this. stuff w,,~. wartime $56 and $48 respeelively The ~ amounting lo $19,470.07. Thi~ Japan and Greece. August 9. ,to worry about tomorrow, hunts we flughl lo bc burllcd, As Wl'lt Illg-and If aod when thc next sccono one \'!a~ l'ilshed bl'fore mcluded extras th,lt developed Honle eeonomie e1asses help. Patricia is sUl'vived by her par- I it was, we were just hurncd up, wal' came-one could just cros, the first one han bounced. I in the COlll'se of tite w 0 I' k po prepare the e10thes for pack. ents, her brother, Corporal Gra-I USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS Bul on a more malure iHonda}', oul the word Nazis and subsli. The checks were made olltl amounting to $1275 in one case, ing by washing and mending we concluded that "Ever)'liol1}' tute the word Russwns, . "Stephen S, Carroll" ann payable, lind $3~250 in';mothel'. thelll. The gym ano Lost and Slept Here" is jllst a long drawn We pushcn the carlon back IIlto I" Fl'edel'ick Andcrson who I In vIew of the possibility of Found Booth tllmed over losl flut novel on that warlime gag safe keepmg, ca.shed Ilwm, I conli(1gencies which might still artil'ies lhat hann't been claimed that runs: Little girls userl to play • • • Tilp pn1ice see a striking sitn-l arise the councij decided to pay with in a certain length of Hnle. with dolls and lillie lJO}'s used. Oil! HOW IllGIIT WAS l\IH, ilal'ily in the handwriting o( Mr. Rossi a flat S19,OOO at this :'iumerous letters were receil'. tll play wilh soldiers. Now lillie fOHD! hoth m,lker and paycc Andl'rson limc and wilhhould the balance cd hy the ~tun'2nts from the girls play with soldiers and lillie' We not 1I111ydon'l like to read gave the address o( 3547 Mont. for settlement within the next f 'I hn,\'s pIa,.' with dolls, I,hOllks heeause they muss lip our" clal'l' AI'en\\h, Detl'o!'t. amL ies expressing their deep • 0 • ! minds. " :lO-60 days. gLatitude, One from Austria I '" I 'll'k t 'l 1 k I ' ----.-- ,tated thal the children were We'd been staring at the Cad-.. e 1 lIn I e 0 WI'I e 100 S lC- F" • Y tl f I D 0 ~V!'m.lIS rover of The i\'altctl and: ca.use lhe}' mus.' lIlI ollier people's I we Pomters AttendIn~ 0 U l ll. rIVer riismissen from schuul to have a nunr1s S S hI. WMC l"~ccognjtion service for An1Cl'il'3. Tile De~d- Ihat pitiful ;llId POl\" i •• ummer C 00 a. 1»'[ t F it crIlIl novel aboul an I'xpcndahle I 1 __ vOllO ,y a i au.. Parcnts and langlwge classes helped trilnslale the letters, unil of soldi ..ers in Thl' Pilcific. ',. F"II'e "tll.J, t f ,'. --- 1 Extelld Dead1ll'l~ 1e ' "en s rom "IOS5e I I 'his CAHE orive stal'ten as an We fell we \vanted to l'.ead ii, not; PO.lnte a'I'e '11.0'11 I t \V l" . City Patl'Olmen lIoloffal IlilLI b " ' , 0 P k' C 1 e( a es el n , . expcriment in international good eeauselt s evel'ywh~I'e leadlOl( 11 ar s Taxes Michigan College for the six: Martll1 ga\e a ~icket ~o Dal'i.d B. will. Through letters and snap. the hsts, b~t bc,:~use It mlJ"ht do weeks summer se~sion which is I i\1~nn, aged t;" of ;,4 Meanow shots exchanged by the high us go~d, \\ ell, It s a ~lem,orable ,nC'w in progress, ,Lane on August 6, for spcl'oing school ~nd foreign cOlin tries, in- book, I,f you ean take It. \\ e JlIst The Park Couocil on AIl"ust fI,. The," aL'e Susan Jl'an Hkk.s, 45 m,p.h. on \', ater\o,! and fOl' Id I ,.. f l' ternatinnill unoel'standing has cou .1 . ,_ extended the time [or the pay.' n;1ughtel' of Lyle J. Hicks, I ~:;5 ai m~ to stop at the Sl. Clair been promoted, As proof that the Sinc~ Robert van Gelrlel was menl of I'illage taxes to Septel1\.1 Ken~mgton; Rohert Earl Law. stop, Sign. " .,... student., have eujoyen doing this bel' 1 On lh"t date a pcnaltv. lence, son of Ralph Lawrence. Bdh DaILe! ann hIS (al llele, k tI t d h . so long editor of "The New York o( on'e per ,,("nt goC" on 'I'\I';): 473 Cl.n'edv Ruth Joan Rauth': taken to the Maumee station ilno : wor' ley ISlblggeS cavIng an TI B k R ' " tl } t . ~ " " .' , .", . ,. .' overseas c u next \,'ear tllat mes 00 e\'le\\'. we lOug I pCI' cent IS aoded on October 1 I daughtel of Rev. Andl we F., LIe ute!1 ant \ an Beccl~el e . Id ..I •• l' he migllt turn up \I'I'tll a trl'lllllph ' . " R .tl 13"3 RId K pho I D .'..1' f'th ' t wou .."vote Its tIme exc us\ve. , " " . , ' three per cent on November 11 au 1, ( os yn roa; alh. nee aVI" s ,l el 0 come I I' l . d'.J , . HIS Important Peollle Isn t It n.f t D b l' rvn A Stuart nall"hter of Wil around ann consult with Chief'} 0 sen II1g al" to \I ar-tOln ' k ' bl".J an our pCI' cen on ecelll er '.' ,,,' , eountric~ Th rs, you 'noll', .IS pll lelze". as I This is in confonnilv' with th~; liam A. Stuart, 7Sl Fisher road; Trombley about what shnulo he ' '. The Novel Thai Soaks The RIch. t' 11 f 11' I I t and Raymonn Van Dewe"he son none about David and his lic'cO"e ' ------. hI' k d I prac ICe usua y 0 owe( IU .",. • ,•. , iV e,II th e R IC are )emg soa'r :. ' . '.' . . ' . of Raymond Van Deweghe, lOl2 ------C 1i\.T. k heavier by the tax 'nk from the. lequlles spel'lal actIOn by COlll1. i W b' G P . (Unp [" ISSO Olle trea '~ ',", Thursday, August 12, '1948 G'R:OSSE POINTE FJ'EWS_____ --'-'- ..:.P.:~~geFive o n- Existent Sewer Puzzles I,:, Pointe P. o. Gets More Pay Fever i Finds Prowler Part of Caddy' s admittedpart of theto pol.ic~mIssingtha,tHems.he 1000k'He setat S2000for Augustwith one13. surety,Bail-w~a~-s-et N O .ld d P k' 'Postage l\/(eter' Infects Caddl'es I ul'kl l1g 011 Roof Loot Recove,oecl waS taken to Ihe prosecutor's oi. I' ,.j "fice and a warrant was sworn' C ' , d 'l er an ar s Counc:Zl- ,1 ' -- out I' arrJE'r aircraft estroyed 12.• BU ______I' . 268 ot the 15,401 Japanese planes k 'I I The Grosse Pointe post office The "more pay" fever hns in- I\!r~, L, B. Steggm~~: of 11342 I Woods police were called 10 Arraigned before Judgtl George i credited to ,U, S. Navy and Ma. The Pal' Co uncI at its meet. where the plat showed .a se\\'er, I installed a Pitney-Bo\\'es pos:- Ie'cted the caddies at the Country B~'rk,lllIe, was .1\\ a ",enCll at the Lorhmoor Club on August 4 ae~uchamp, Hurt pleaded n.)t' nn~ Corps aIrplanes during World u1lt ing on August 9 listened to a the sewer was non ~st mventlls, ~'''' ","t"I' on August 5, The ma. Club, according 10 entries in thi! 1..311dill. on August -I by a sus- .,.' ..".' lI y, He was taken to the Wiir II, a recent Navy sur'iev tale of no sewer where a ~el""r He went before the Council to ~hin~'is used for stamping pack- PICIOU, nOIse aiJout lwr premo to IIlHshgale a lillcen) lepoll by. Counly Jail and his hearing was I shows. . should be. find, out hClII."aho.ul'll., "ages and parcels,' Olleratillg in Farms police records, I;ts and Inl'C;;tigatlOn disclosed the caddy ma;;tE'r, On inventory' '.- _._. Howard M. Grant, who is H IS St art 1ft109 III orma Ion 1ed the.. sallle manner as the ordi- On July 29 the Farms po J'Ice a tn"l1 "n t IIe roof Ilf the port'h ,the thefts riln ol'er S350. Missing' . $11,9 002..0 fordbuildinglane'a andnew hashorn"the onfounda..Cran- to a lengthy.' discussion,,' It was. nary stamping machlOe'd use bidY la a ca II to teeh Iub an dId oun, 01" ... I"ok,". ,',I 1,'.,'. 1",1' henroum.' ill I Itrms, meluden. two sets of clubs, d ' generally ~greed ,!hal there w.as pril'ate business places for af- a group of caddies who were laud tile rcar of tile house. She lians alrea y In, attempted to an obhgallon res.lOg on the vII- fixing postage to first class mat- ' ph,J)]cd tile police but by the, one valued at $100 and one at make a sewer connection, But lage to do something about it: tel', in their protests that they wauld time P"trolmen Mouton and $60; a golf Ilag worth 5100; and - FIRST SHOWING - ______but hope was expr'essed Jt would I M L' d tI . t tl not work unless they received \'"n Degimte of the Park polite. odd clubs valued at S50. ~IX' ' not be too costly. ' I r. 10 all', lC supenn en • higher fees, 'rh~y were told io an,,:'.,,'d, the prowler had gl)lle, NIlmbu one poEtE' sllesped .~- Buil dera Given Break The original developer's plat i ent of the local office, says the jl d u tb ~.' TE"" Council in Woods showed a sewer in that spot but machine. \\'111 greatly expedIte go home and return the next day pll ;:~Itl~' ,>as IllO f lf . of the Iwa, a ~5.yC'ar.old DetrOit caddy ..~ •• "LUXAIRE" By , t' f I ' .ct the malilOg of parcel matter ami to discuss tile matter with the I ' ,I I Ie e 0\\, howel'-, whll h,1(1 )e [I for Canada, The maps al e no a~ use U In prCNI - 'l' b th If' ' ll. d, tncI' fount! t\\'o garden' mall \I' a.;; known to have taken ,UIl (:o~nn'Jo:\'lm Builders in Grosse Po j n t e ing s:Hlitary drainage as good old . ~I~I~c1~~'!e %tll'i~on t~~ C~l'~l;:~ ca~r master.. . d,all, pllcd up as a ladder. They ,.m:dlel ailld,,;;, b,:t had not Woods will hereaftel' he permit'l cast Iron In the ground. ! ,PI f Y 'I 19 h G On July 31 Patrolmen Back-. ab" fOllnd footprints, The anly ~een iOl'llJved in "rand larcenl'. , " 1'h tt' II f . f . l'US 1 0 nHH, \\'.I~n t e r 0 sse" did t ' , . n ted to use vltnfled conduclors. e ma er \Ias put 0 Ol UI-., ff' hili man an Sy vester returne °1(H'emp!lOn Mrs. Steggman could Whell poli{'e eheeked his room I r BRICK HOMES 'n theil' buildin". ollel'atl'ons l'n 'ther cOIl5idet _ELECT ARTHUR G. The SI. Paul Usl1ers' Club will i holrl it., anllu \ We realize tnat our responsibility to the community we \,• j serve extends beyond the mere dispensing of gas and lubri. i cants, It is our further aim to maintain your auto~obile in as perf~et operating condition as possible. To this end we for fine aotomobile!li and 1\'at..r ('ra't employ only courteous, trained speci~lists f./ho really know MOBILE UNIT TELEPHONE: your car. DETROIT WJ6.2474 Discriminating purchasers of custom iops. trim, seat covers and cu,hions turn 131 Kerchev~1 Ave., Head of H~lI Plaee ins iindive Iy to the long established Hossler Shop. fOl •• • - Service by Basi"ger •• -lVI. 9714 Coli VAlley 2.305' T..B. lIossler 15205 E. Joffe rlon TRIJI SIIOP in the P,ukard Buitdillg \ , d' d" •• M' , . ( '"t d "0 -' ok' ," '" 'd """'rd GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 12, Iq48 (jross~ Point~ Ne.wl uDruml1ter • • • " PUBLISHED EVERY THUHSDAY BY THE ABBE PRESS. INC. a ALSO. PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROIT WESTWARD AND THE Gorosste GRAND RIVER RECORD. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE FARMS, 30, MICHIGAN EJ!aggtell"tal,'CtiOImI Phone TU. 2.0900 52 .... 34 -- Three Trunk Lines A. PRYOR Member Michigan Press Ass'n. and National Editorial Ass'n. Colleges and uni I'ersilies have -aOBEHT S, EDGAR-EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER-- "Tbe belll'icr rro.fJ, Ibe hem'lier pra)'el',' at!J' COLLEGE GIRLS' HAVE THE WISDOM OF, SOCRATES .. l\'lO\'l>OWl', Socrates! College girls are the pl'e~pnt day brain-tl'Usts. Their intelligence in chooi'ing clothes is proof of their level-headed. ness, They demand \\"ell co-ol'rlinated ward- robes that are smart and \rcar well. Of course, we're proud so m,111Y campus queens head this way when they're getting ready for schoo1. We\'e a big selection of e\crything- you want, from slacks to formals. So come in, all you sages! I In faH shades of Greens, Wines, Browns. Sizes 10 to 18 from 49.95 - .r , - '. ' The Camp~s Classic Gabardine Suit' Dark hued Browns, Greens, 'Vines. Sizes 10 to 18 from 59.95 The Wool Gabardine Dresa In exciting fall shade". Sizes 10 to 20 " from 45.00 The Casual Bag In Leather and SUE'riE'~ from 8.95 Printed and Plain Scarfs In fall colors,,, from 2.00 he Campul Occasional In dramAtic plaids. SIzes 9 to 15 from 16.95 Kerchc,"al at St. Clair, Grosse 1'ointe , .'. ---"------:------:"------~~~-...... --.....----_..._------Q-- \ " Page Eight GR.OSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 12, 194,8 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes From Another Pointe Short and to the Pointe Elizabeth Anne Ray of View The July 28 arrival of a daugh- .fM~;.::;:,.~R~;.:..~.~'i.::~ 0 by ter, ANNETTE RICHARDSON, is Mrs. George Dunbar Stilwell , Am n 9 _R_e_c'en t Brides announced bv MR. and MRS. Schermerhorn recently at an informal gather- G t d H . d K th D I V t t"" - Pointe Ja.oe ALFRED J, MAYER, JR., of Ox- I ing for 16 guests at the sum- er ru e arm an a ryn e ane 09 ford road. Mrs. Mayer was MAR- i mer home of Mrs. Baubie's Newlyweds Who Are Now on Wedd' s The Poi rite WelS busy last week.end feting lovely Sue Hoppe CARET V, D. RICHARDSON be- 'mother, MRS. F. L, REEG, near ----"----- ()f ,Warren, 0, who'll marry Charles B. Crou,e Jr. on August 28 in fore her marriage. I Harrow, Ont. Several couples are now on their weddinA ,,-IPS after Warren. . . I II' • • exchanging vows at recent Pointe ceremonies. Elizabeth Anne Sue arrived last Friday to be the week.end guest of her' JEAN TONCRA Y of Bucking- I MR. and ~RS~ ;A YMOND A. Ray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Ray, and Robert b,;degroom-eleet's parenh ... Mr. and Mrs. Ch~rJes B. Crouse of ham mad and JANE WATSON, IST. JOHN of Broadstone road, Arthur Davey were married on July 31 at an informal cere- Provencal road. . . 'of RocnestN, Minn., a C'1assmate i are onlookers this week at the money in the Yorkshire road home of the bride's parents. And Friday, , . Mrs. Crouse asked her friends to tea to meet at the l'nin:'~ityof Mirhigan, are I Put-in-Bay races. Later in the, • The hl'idegrooll1 is tl](' .-on of her future daughter.in.law . . . enjoymg a leisurely motor trip to month they'll go to'Marblehead,1 B hiT Id Mrs. Jane 'Grovel' DaveI' and the west coa,\. Mass., where Mr. SI. John will' Fred Davey, of Ja('kson, ~!ich. On Saturday evening , , , Mr. "nd Mrs. Se ...bourn R. Livings lone • • • etrot a 0 take part in the r Buhl and lydia out in los Angeles. . . II JO COLLINS, who has been pomt lace; The full length vell tncl1 tips. She wore a corsage of, the guests. . luncheon and miscellaneous tnring t Gene Fcnby and Milt W d t d th B hi h d'd d I hsit' h t l\IRS LOUIS was held by a halo of heirloom yellow roses. The bridegroom's, • • • showel' al the Detroit Golf Club. Carr's orchestra will take place e un ers "n e u save eCI e to pro ong t eir stay on, VI II1g er aun, 'n'. . ros~ point. lace. She carried a mother was gowned in beige crepe I MR and "IRS. CHARLESPeggy's fiance, GOI:dori Blair, on September 18. On August 20 the West Coast .. , and that. they have taken II house on Stony' FURt:JlSS. 10 Oran~ naplds SlOce white orchid surrounded by step- With whIch she wore a blue hat D A V I D ELDRIDGE, JR., of Will come from Clllcago next the smnll fl'Y tak(' over the pool CanY0rl road until early Septemb'lr •• : the first of July, Will be at home hanotis. and a corsage of pink ros.es. Pemberton road became lhe par- week to be on hand Snlurda.v.. with a Juniol' spla<."h party fo1- . • * next week wtth her parents, MH. ., and MRS. CHARLES J. COL- The maid of honOl', Mary Kath- Best man for Dr. Slilwill was ent$ of a Son, WILLIAM ROB- Aug. 21 for the cocktail parly 1 lowed by a juniol' juke box dance. OFF TO SCHOOL LINS of LOchmoor boulevard. ryn Whitcomb, .sister of the bride Dr, Rober! Yoder of- Ann Arb~r. ~RT, on July 26. Mrs. EldriRe given. by Lucie Nauman, MerrjJi The first ladies' bridge lunch- At just about that time .•. it'll be school bells for lydia and This fall the Collins lass IV i 11 wore a pale pmk COlG~llal dress T~e ushers were Jackson E. Stll- IS the former ELEANOR MARY McClmtoc~ an~ Belsy C.a.dwell. can of the season will take place Henry. • . switch from Western Collegefor'l and car~lCd ?Iue delphmumcen- wlll, bro. ~her ,of the groom'l BISMACK. .' • • _, ' The couple WIll be ..lnarned on on September 2a with llo. fash~ol'1 . She will ,tudy at Miss Hewitt's in New York City, •• Women at Oxford, Ohio to the! t~red WIth pmk roses. Her head- Joseph Fllo~OW1CZ, Dr. Donald, . _. Sept. 4. show as an ~(~decl atlractlOn. :r or (Continued from Page 8) University of Michigan ' plece was of the same flowers. Grady of Fhnt, Dr. Myron ZeIss The LEWIS FISHER BROWNS ------September 2a, the Blue Nose ~ ' Brid~mai~ were Mn, Charlo ~Hartfu~,Coon~andD~Da~d ~ Gnnd Man~ ~U~"~ r~ AWlO~h the Nary~suhma- R~atta is Khed~e~ Sheaf[ of Chicago/Illinois, cousin Friedricks of Durand, Mich. turned home last week after rine service had less than two of the bride, Janice Lee Holfman A reception was held at the nearly five week aboard their pel' cent of the tolal Navy person- A t01al of 138 World War II of Grosse Pointe, and Nancy Whittier immediately following cruiser. With them were their nel, the submarine forces sank I members of the Navy, Marine Taylor of Birmingham. Their the ceremony. I daughter SANDRA and Mrs. B.'5 two-thirds of all Japanese ships Corps and CO;lsl Guard were dresses were of pale. blue taffeta After a honeymoon in the parents, MR. ~nd MRS. LOVELL accounted for by the Navy dlll- awarded the Congre~sional Medal fYlte rJltO(}rJe'f?iJointe 9l1uft #0, and their flowers for their bou- Georgian Bay area the couple KRAUS. ing WOloJd IVnr If. of lIoll"!'. quets and headpieces were pink will be at home in Flint where • • • ------roses and pink Jarksp'ur. Dr. Stilwill is associated with' MR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. , Mrs. Whitcomb's gown was of I Hurley Hospital. LEDY ARD, who v~cationed for, two weeks at the White Elephant I I I' th MARY MARGARET HUGHES The ALGER SHELDENS a e Hotel at Nantucket, are again at has been admitted to the Co 1- now in their new home in Prov- home on Oxford road. lege of Wiliiam and Mary for the encal road. • • • OpeninG AUGUST 1948-'49 semester, and is expect- • • • With treir three daughters, 16 ed to register September 23 for S II RICKIE AXSOM J _ SYLVIA, LINDA and GWEN- ma '., ce e DOLYN, the NAVARRE G L the fall session. brate.d hIS fifth .blrthday f.ec~nt'l BENNETTS of Bi.;hn I' d ~ I • • • ly With a party m the Clalrvle"" t r d h M d P Oft re I MR. and MRS. ELMER GAG- road home of his parents, MR. i u ne orne ?n ay. a er a NIER, RUTH GAGNIER and and MRS. RtrsSELL AXSOM. i short stay .at their cablll on the, CELIA GERUE, all of Merri- AuSable River near Oscoda., weather road. are home aft e I' stopping ,at White Face Inn il1: the Adirondacks and touring': Montreal and Quebec. I' • • • .fall After spending ten days at, Les Cheneaux as the guests of: MR. and MRS. GEORGE HEF-' opening FERNAN, MRS. JOHN JEN. NESS NEWCOMB and her small daughter, JAYNE, have return- _en to their home in Notre D~me road. .' .. MRS. JAMES TATE, who ar- rived recenti)' from Huntsville, Ala., spent a portion of her va- cation time with her brothcrs and sistcrs.in-Iaw, the RICH- ARD T. BRODHEADS, JR, of Neff road. and MR. and ~IRS, JOHN BRODHEAD of 51. Clair road. • • • Gowns In her Bedford road home re- clmtly MRS. WARREN BLACK entertainpd at a miscellaneous shower for MARGARET HOL- (ORTS LER. Mrs. Black will he m~tron of honor Aug. 28 when M~r~ar- et and DAVID MALCOUol ED- ClIlTr GAR are married at Sa in t s ' JUIIJ Lutheran Church. fURS HATS Comlortobly hrltlal Ai,.Conditioned I p.r(le~ LinGERIE Fdll1r)//s for rille l'"rJ(/ Steaks - Seafood given speciol oltenlion '_.._., -" Dinners luntheon 12.3 Dinne. 6.12 The Smooth ~t""c 01 10:00 to 6 :00 :E\lrnjnlt~ 1>;.' Al'l'njnt- * EDDIE MARTIN'S ment ORCHESTRA D .. ,rl., .., F.n!trl.lnmrnt FonT)' SlIM Inr1l1dlnl Sund"y~ jI;" .:~". Charrt for I'rh'AI(" Ronm Parly '6960 HARPER in l'ngrre Theatre RId/:. TU. 1.3220 .... u II I .. ALTon- IER(E \'/\. 3-~336 VA. ].11.\5 GROSS~ POINTE BRANCH ••• KIRCHEVAL AI SI. CLAIR 7909 E. Jefferson E X c l 11 .~ i (I e Custom Millinery Al "on O)'h. J It s' t Thursday, August 12, 1948 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe Women Margaret Gage Weds\sran~on.Seeber I Mrs. Karl Oelschlager [Bloomfield !Iii,ls Shirley Ruth Sickels . Id ,1\ uptuds Aug. 27 Scene of PIcnlC Gene Dona' Lamont The pre-nu~artv whirl is Ibex Cluh members packed To on for Nadine Swanson, daugh- picnic lunches OM ev£'ning last. Wed Frank Ryder ----.--.--.- .... - ter of the William S. S\I'an~ons, i week and headed for Bloomfielrl Reception at Boat Club Follows Ceremony ifl Sf. Joseph's of Detroit, who wiiJ marry Rob.! Illlls, where they had theIr out.: Episcopal Church; Honeymooning in Northern Michigan ert S('eber Aug. 2i at a Christ! '.dool' supper on Ihe grounds of I Plans Completed for August 21 Ceremony in Christ Church', ChUI'l'h service. Mr. Seeber's i' .t he J ames Vernor E;~late. I Sister Barbara to Be Maid of Honor A gown 0 f W Ilite tissue taffeta was chosen by Margaret parenls are MI'. and Mrs. Tay. I Afterward they saw the play, I •. •• .... Hamilton Gage for her marria!!e <> Saturday aftel'noon to G"llC~ lor H. S('eher of Merriweather "ApplI': of H's',;, E'e" a l th e.,.:W'II' .• S',llrey'I I)\1111I >:"lle"esC", I I1as compet€(I 1 pansI for her mar- Donald Lamont, son of Ivlr. and Mrs. Howard C. LamonI of road. O~\\~) .summl'r. theater. RiCh., l'lagc on AtI~.:.'1 to Frank Ryder, son of l\ll'. ancl !III'S. William McKinley road, The bride is the daughter .of Roscoe M. Gage Mrs. Waller F, Taylor will en. aid Challton, dllector of the PIO- Rvder of i\lenlo Parl" Calii. The bride-ekct ., Ih d "ht of Mansfield, Ohio. • . .. It.'itam for the brtde-elect at a dud lon, directed the Ibex pro. '.' ." .b - e au" er. Th R V,nl' C]' r I' E d I personal shower Aug. 16 in her duetion of "January Thaw" in of i\II. Ralph (,ordon Sickels of Grand i\Iarals boulevard • . , e ev. I .1a.11\ ; lamm 0 - . a 'hnmp nn Sev('n Mile road. On April' ('Imst ChClI..h will he the' flclated. at the ,l:;!D o,~lock :er~.! ng ge "Aug, 22 Doreen Taylor, Nadine's: ' Mr~, Edward Tutag handlell ;::~gi~~;~~~!~i~ ~~::.I~?:~d{~~SI:.~~£~~Cf;)~e~I~.~s~~d~~s.al~~~ ;~r~:;~f~A~i~~lJi~~!~~::~~i.;~ I o,,~::":~:;;::'::~~;d;;~,,~;:,I;;:;;,:~:;::'~:::'\~':~~"~Nom~~0:~"S~,:h::';:::,,~;::~~j il'...".l.~;t" ScjlUtte. I Next Wednesday, Aug. 18, Boyer, Bud HIgbie and Sherman. her mother, Mrs. Robert "nght,' ------.----.------The blJoth committees are head- Mrs. Ford Batlantyne will fete Fitzsimons, Jr. con Wednesday. Aug, 18. III hon":- Two days I~ler Mrs. Pichler of of Mobile. Ala., the Baroness II ed by Mrs. Harold Beattie. ap'l Myrtle at a Country Club luneh- --____ of Mrs, William C. Adamson, ,f Hendrie lane will entertain at Cope, of Rome, Italy: Mrs .. Jllie' II rons; Mrs. Glenn E. Wilkerson, I eon. The following day will see Fri!lllces Gregory Bride Little Rock, Ark., and Mrs. R. :,' !ll/lcheon at thl! Grosse Pointe Surtman. l\'!rs. Murray MacDon-' bakrd gonds; Mrs. !fan'y . V.I ~ dinner party in the Bueking- Of F d k W t. C. Glenn, of Palm Beach, Fh Yacht Club in honol' of the visi. aid, Mrs. Harold Knight, Mrs. \ Wade, dolls and doll clothes; Mrs. ! ham road home of Dr. and Mrs. re eric • Hughes tnl'S, Mrs. Kronner will give a Robert O. James and Mrs. Paul Charles E. Kirk. fish pond for ~Waller G. Bernard. The two are house guests in II'r. jllncheon honoring Mrs. Glenn Sutherland. ~hildren; Mrs. Horry M. Crooks,] The bride's aunt, Mrs. Lau- MLand Mrs, Edgar I1'1ark i Kenwood road home of 1>1:.- ,Ind Mrs. Ad;;ml'on at the same i Other guests incluned Mrs. JunIOr handl\\'Ork: Mrs. George I rence H. Leinbach, of DalIas, Gregory' of th~ Alden Par k I Arthur C. O'Connor. dub on Aug 25. I Charles Crossman. Mrs. Richard ~Va~dboH and Mrs. Adam Cook, I Texas, will entertain on Aug. 24 Manor have announced the reo Invited are M,s. J. Edgar DUI> ------I Degner. Mrs. Stanley L. Smith, )ell,,:;s a1).d prese.rv,es: Mrs. Paulal a bridal luncheon at the. De- cent mal'l'iage .of their daughter, can, Mrs. R. Blis~ Wolk "Ie' For a bright future: Be thri[(y, 'Mrs. Edmund Brady. 1'l'lrs. David L Kolvoord. k~lt1ll1g, and Mrs. troit C 1 u' b. Mrs. Leinbach's Frances Elizabeth, to Frederick Clyde J: Smith, Jr.. Mrs, John ,pend wisely, ;;al'e wisely. Make James, Mrs. R:khard J. J\Tartin, Jilmes G. Cunnmgham, pamtln,l(. daughter, Janet, who will be a William Hughes. Shields, Mrs. Carl Raquet. I1L.- l'. S. Savings Bonds the corner- Mrs. H~rold Cross and Mrs. Paul Other romml11~e hpad.~ are junior bridesmaid, is Myrtle's Mr. Hughes is the son of Mr. I J. Henry Pichler, Mrs. He!.:" ,t(me. . Marco. Mrs. Homer ,r. \"yekoff, plon!s, I hO\l~e guest until after the wed. ~nn Mrs, Frederick A. Hughes ------.--.-.-.------.----. ud MB E~rl R, G~t~, white d~~ of Un~m~i~ ~~e. The new~- ======~ elephants. .. weds, who were married on July The prospechve bridegroom's 24, are living at the Whittier. * * * * * * * parents will he hosts al the re- Younger Set in Favor hearsal dinner ilt the Detroit An exhibition softball game Of 'nformal excursions Yacht Club on Aug. 24. played by crew members of the Navy ships USS Johnston, USS Informal partirs and exeur. I Ou~ form of Gov('.rnment i~ Fre"no on their recent goodwill !linns ilre news wilh the young- i best by test. Your purchase of visit to Dublin, Ireland, raised er set in the Pointe. A trip 1(1' U. S. S \ Me ! C'" ___ ~~._""" ...... _ a -'----' • -----~~--:--~---:------;o---~---:----..------..---.....__-.oIIIIl-""""-"'''''''''-_''''''' ---- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, AU9ud r 2, 1948 Page Ten ------_._----_._------,.======;;;;;==;.;;;;;;;;;, .~10rtJ Breen Hurls Legion Nine to Win ,.- ,,------Roose Vanl{cr Vanquished Y(l.cht Club's REAL ASSIST FOR A/S By Alan MaYer. IStar Series Neighborhood Club's Tennis EL.MER. CONNIe MACK'S In I~-'inalI~eg'ular Contest Tankers Lose PlrCHIN(J Captu}~ed By Tournanlent Gets Under,vay VAL<;)) STAFF Pointers Paced by Brilliant Hurling and Timely Hit of Mound GOOf) l(jCK (JET'S ~OST' OI'i Bill Douy las Thirty.four Hopefuls Vieing for Honor on Courts; Fair Sex CHARft1 OF 'fJl' CREf)/r ConspicuCltJS Absence from Annu"IEvent Ace; Playoffs for Chl\mpionship Started 'fHB tOR THE by 20th PIIIl.ADEI..PHIA SENSM'IONAI- Canad~an S~i1s "Mondovi"l Thirty-four tenl1~hop-;;fu Is sWl~~g into action in the BC'::I'lri the hrilliant two hit pilc!tin,l; of Bob Breen, ~~. ~h~{~~O~~~50! ATHLEilCS SHOWING 0/1 Cr(\sse P(\illle';; AIJl('licall Lct;iOII haseball team wound up In 24.3 is Highlight of 'f)IE A'S, 8IJ'f . To Victory rn Three-Race I Neighborhood Clubs' Twentieth Annual Tennis Tournament I 'WON ONI.Y it;; re"111;]r schedule witll a stilltltinl-( :!.j victor\' over Roose . Swim Meet • Competit:on last Saturday, August 7 on the club courts. /3 GAMES ~ Sixteen players vied for hon-'.------. Vad:;r la.<:l Slillda\'. Aligust H at \\'ilterwClrks j)ilrk. ()()'f OF 3'¥' --- It \\~,.- R;TlIj',- -'''.,1 e[f,,: 1 tl\:, , - --- .----- By JOE I ~~ Opcn 10 o.m. 10 B. p.M. . ,~ agalnsl pOSSible lower farm m. I' ~rescenl. A[ley il~ il1~tli<1d;::\king finished, but only (me skippcr, .;.." .....,...... ,;..-, ..."....,.,t""'''.jl'.." ....,."". ..."."#"'''';t"".,..~.,...,,,.''''',..,,..,...... ,....,....',. ....,,.~ .....'~~r~""~,~,' ...... ,'!.,.~.,..."",,,,,,,.';',.",1o~~ co/ne. It \Vlll he plal'cd l)rH:k i ,n Jts J. \V. McCarthy, w~s ch,g'ihlc for _" • 11 prize because he sailed the ______right course ~'hHc hi~ C'~:npcUtnr~ WHY' E racec1 over a longer tl'i,lllgufar course. Being scratch boat of the "hodge-podge" fleet McCarthy hlld somewhat of it jO.I' ride in winning by a widc margin. The races are !'ailed under . hanclicap rul<:?s and the sldppers finisi,ed in the following order , alter times wer'e corrected: F. C. EdnN, A. Walsh. C;]I'] McPhail, B. B. Wl'1lman. Gilhl'l't Douglas, F. M. :\oIillel'. Carson.Klinge, W~r- .~I.".rt' ""In' 'rcn K 11,,1](', Boh !leaeh and , ,John Pla.,ko. ''NiIlia'' Douglas Miljn/( a Lawley 110 Penn . . hN,t Ihe boa, Ih~t s,,11I.d the lon~ 1w.~P)f;tJSl . r... -:-., • ~o commemorate Penn's Treaty with the I coune bllt was droppcd down to D. !ndl~nS-~lne o( ~he most significant trettties ..../'Yio ...... _ ell- , fifth position 011 corrcctcd times. ~~'.=~ 1 lam renn 10 Amerrcan hIstory-this popular, mel. : Fol1owinll the sailin/( event ....~: :~;~.::~ t . low, Ira/ernal whiskey is named: ..... ' -. W I Ernie GRPtZ. Water Safety Direc- "William Penn, The Trellty Whiskey"- lor of lhe i\ mericRl, I1c(i Cross, THE TREATY WHIS KEY GooderhRm & Worts Ltd., Peoria, Illinois, I!ave an excellent dcmonstl.atjon , . . u. S. A. (GooderhRrn & Worts Ltd., • of eanot'inll: which wa, followed r , " 0 '" l.l<, P."'" Ill, Canadian business since 183,2). by II We savIng demonstrallon by Proof. 35% Strl1Jht WllllIley, 6SUnlll IIttttrll 'hMIt1IIm & Wens Lt4~ P..na, IlL .the Park's life guards. Bl END ED W HIS KEY .. SfIIrits. ursd '------.j.F.atrm.s Ran~h at Wolf, Wro., MRS, pmLIP LAUX '.':ill I'n.! at lop. enr! of the week aft~r a From Another Pointe of View I ,about Aug, 20. terlain tomorrow at il l'lncheon: 10 day stay at Graliot Bparh. Short and to .. • .. and nrirlge P;'1I'ty in h~'r ?\1uskokrt ~ • • • (Continued on Page 11) I I MARY ROYER ha,~ hl'en 1'1\- rmld homl'. (;ue"t.< inl'iudr ~IHS. I ~1H. ilnr! MRS, RALPH U:S. While Heury enters Georgetown University for his freshman year. ! tl'rtilining as hl'r housl' gUl'st.' E L DO:'i C, Hi\r";!-.tGAlln:\'. TIC and th',lr thr(,(; sons. CAL- The Pointe I LUCY LEaVY, of' GreenwIch, MRS. ARTllUR ,SUTIlEHL:\\'l),: VI\', RALPH anti PAUL. of AFh. SEPTE~BER 17 'FA~HI~N SHOW I ------1 Conn" in thl' Eilst Jl'fferson ave. MIlS, LEONAIID IIElNI.I-:, \lnS, II',: rllar!, If:t\Irned hrHnp !a;;t \\,Ppk hearing more and more about one of September's I Usele;;s objects, some of I('nntinued on I'a,{l' 8) nul' home of her parents, the' ROF!r:nl~ ~\I}LI.En. \!R~;, K; ~, (rom lh"1r Wonrlf'r Lust Cahin at gest soc;/ll event •• ; now that Summer is waning. , • consist ing of a holl,)\\' egg shell, , Fl''',,, Oak Pol'k, Ill., lo~t Fri- 'HAROLD R, BOY EnS. The t\\'o , Md,,'\R\' F.':l and l\lHS, \, ,\L rUt O,I"r(,;. Th",' VI'HI",1 ~r""nbu,h The date to mark on your calendt, is September 17 .•. a Friday. a bubble, and a baby's rattle, r dn)' "dl)\( "lHS, JOlIN MilrDON... "I _ _ f3EN\'ETT. Inn ,md K"lhv L;,n"s Inl' ~'\'('rill ALl ' , 1(11'1" 01 e (,1S~matl'~ at Master, • • • rl"v;, Th,,)!' I"I-'ln' time Ih"y When the Detroit League lor Planned Parenthood plans a fashion I were col1l'ctf'd by a gruup of I ) ~" 11(' !hr I(U I'~I of h r I' rou;; Ill, • ' _ , , , _, ' ., • ", . . 'I\rRS llltLTE TAPPA:-<, in hr.' S,hool, nol>t1~ ~f",'." N. ). i Mn, 'HHI "IllS, H. NOll!.}: :';I'l'lt f"h,ng 'n L""", Hllrnn. ow .~~the Lake Shore ro~d h~ome of Mrs. Joseph B, Schlotman • • • IHA p. WAT.SON'S Criends. when ! hom, 11\ Wrsll'llr"ter road for WETIIEIlRf:E "f W!I,lli<'r lO"d I Iln wdl rN"Jn I" Ih ....r c"hln It It take place /It 3 0 clo~k • • • Ihey joilwrl hlln and IllS dale i ahout ~ \\'Pl'k, GUI'~t of MH, ann l\IRS, ALEX. I'l1ll'l'l'lin,'d t!leir \'I,lt", S flo,,) tI", ltlth for If", np"nlng of the ANDER L, WIENER of Univers- f:II(IIl, '111., l!1(, \1'ILL]:\1\1 I'OW., O';(",da ('rnlen:II"1. I • • • IJOAN KINNARD at a scavenger I • • • i MI' .., 1 • B ity plilep for a few n~)'s 'l'l're ELLS "Ild r(;Hl~ht('r SlIfnLEY,' . -----.------• WONDERFUL DOOR PRIZE I hunl plannerl for them on Lin. ilIa! I 'I'!I")'(I~~,:'>Ifll~, Kbf.NN~1Iil _' ill St. Clall' FL,t:; over the \\'("'K' f'l rrV"'Wln~ ra~,." oi Navy and Biggest, ne;vs about this f/lshion show. . • coin road last Friday night.- '. "'. II "ufiu on loa( ale M,', Wel'1\rr's hlothN.in-law and end Mannr' enlDS PI" .;nnllf'l rl". Js that It Will be presented by the eminent New Yor~ designer I' h 1 'k" o( c. ~on. CRA;G E~- si"lel', MR. ann MRS, FREDERIC' • • chan:r" d\ll'l~~ lh" w;n' ',"llh I~~" C II' h 'II' . .. . ., Some of I e coup ('s s lppmg ~~~g;I,;:nl; arry 0 Ins, .. w 0 brrng onglnal creations and French imports i' M H ,,\, ' 10' Il Oil Aug, ~, 1'.11s; DU BOIS, of PI! (,;f,eln, Ma,s, ~IH ;uld \Hl S, ,JllI'", 11"\ :'>111,- Ih;, n honor" hie r11.'1'I"lral':<. il Th' 'II I. h f' D . ' .• f,om door 10 (001' wel e I ary IS WI mar. t e Irst etrolt appearance of Mr. Collins ••. ,who . h' I'S~y';~~!'I"~ lill' former DOROTHY, ,...' , • ", TON ~lLf:I.LEH 1\( \1(lIan roar! Nilv/ bOilrr! h'IS (ound thaI a""\lt • f II k f h' f b I' • : Stove, n Bob Hollar, Rul Ie In. erna rlona y nown or IS /l U ous creations ... espeCially I ,',. i ,ft ! , i\lR; ,ami MilS. (, f. () R ('~', ,\l1nou)\('(> Ii", hI. Ii> of a son, on('.tlu,.d o( tho,(' wi", r"qIlP;;'fCl venmg gowns,.. I Brewer II J,m B,enne" June 'I . "'. , .. ', " •• , SCIIF,NCK of Lokl'lann il\'e'Hle .JOI.IN 11:\\111.1..'0:\ 11. horn on a re\'I"W Me ('nlllif'd '" a Delict" Tidet'S will be on sale soon .•• and door prize at the evenl will be : Allard :n Stua,t ,Frl'i.;ma, and !Ill,.." \1 fSSON Sf,':l BURN ol Il'fl Thur,c!ay (or Nanttlckrt. l.~ ,\;;;::~:"l ~ :;~ i' i',~i ,I ';::::':' ;:::::r:r 0: cJ:;;('r,::: :;" :~,,'" :r,c:: C,,- Eil" ," I: ''I';On avenue hil, ar. join Ihei,' dau~hl('l'~. SANDIIA" • • • 'tulllly r~('''I\"ri, Thr """" urg"; custom made outfit donilted by Mr. Collins (not to exceed $400 in Judy R,chardson, n Dou~ R.am. , , ,ri~'~~i ""1;,(,, !10mI' at l\!anrhesler. ELAINE ann GEORGIANA, \\'1;0, IIms, J" STllll.L,G BHO\\'N; all WIth this I\'pl' of d';lnarge to cost we c'lrA '-'d) sey Aftel' the p1'l7,eS we! e gIven I , , .• , • • , to the be,'t couples Leon Loage. Mr .. a.nd Mrs. Vhlham A. Morsc "b) '1" 'Srd, . Mass, have been vil('at'Onl1\~ WIth \1,'., of :'>In'';111"I\;1 Gr('tcllf'n Cilrh ! milrriage to Rnhrrt Cha: :'" Va]arle, ~on of the l ! ______- --_._-- Thursday, August 12, 1948 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twelve '---, ------I Chrysler-Plymouth Service I Prove It To Yourself ~ VA. 2-5777 by bringing your \r-11 to us I FOR- Complete service for Chrysler an'd - BUMPING Plymouth cars. We specialize in _ PAINTING pick-up and delivery. Motor over. • UNDERCOATING hauling, bumping, painting, simonizing • PORCELAINIZING - ALL M~CHANICAL WORK and polishing. Complete brake 12 LUBRICA TlONS ONLY $6.00 !ervice. Most modern front end align. NUMBERS ment equipment in the city. Jefferson Lincoln-Mercury Co. 3700 E. JEFFERSON MElrose 0500 Fisher & Record Motor Sales TOR.IMIER "Only Satisfied Customers Keep Us in Business" 0pl!n 7:30 A. M. Till Midnight J 5000 Kercheval ~------jI STUDEDAKEII j It's Not Too late J SALES and SERVICE j To Give To j Factory Authorized Parb j Grosse Pointe's • • Complete Line of Aeeessl)rles j W llr Memorial Fund f STOTTS ~~1tIURPIIY. I f 12300 ~clSt Jefferson VA. 2.5151 , (------~------~I1IIIIIII1UIIIIIIII!1111111II11I1I1I1I11I11I1I111I111111I1I!1II1111111111111!111111111I1111l111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i1l1l!i!l1II11~ i1;.- PLUMBING & HEATING SERVICE I ! i ~ TUxedo 2-9503 ill ! C=tl ~ Complete plumbing and heating service. ~ SALES __ SERVICE I ~ ' Installation and service for l1as, and g CAJl TOPS." I fiIj" oil fired water heaters and bOIlers. ~ : FOR CONVERTIBLES SEAT COVERS Tr)Jcks. hoat and c.,r cushionll cu~. tom rebuilt. Intl'r'ors complelely RAISEI'. FRAZEI' I BRUCE WIGLE CO. I ALFRED F. STEINER CO. retrjmmed. Coupes con\'erted info rive-passenger. l.arge slock. of ma~ 1 g ConversIon Gas Burners "" le,l"I, on displ,,}', Fast, .Hlclent I 15304 KERCHEVAl. I f6901 MACK AT GRAYTON NIAGARA 4000 service at low cost. 111I11I 11111In11ll1ll1ll1ll 111I11IIIIIIIHlIIJlIIIIII:!lIiIUIIIIIIIII 11111IIIJlIII 111I1111I111I!I1!III 1I111J1111J1111111111111111111111111111111111ili1l11l111ll111ll111l1llJlIlI1lI1lIIIII~ ~ EARL & SON Sated and Se"vice, !\ O"rComplete Parts tll/d Serl'ice Deptll'/mel//S Of>e1Z'Tit Midl/ight for 'yo"r COIwel/iwce 10627 1\1,\ CK "Alley 2-1464 1 •..•..•..•....•...... ~ . , !iIIl 1IEL SALES ~\;SERVICE •••••••••• I •••••• ~••••• ~llIllIliIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllll1111I1111111I11111I11111I11111I11I11I1111I111I1111111I111I111I H:lillIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIII1!II!lIl11l11llll11lllllii'l"II'II!111111II11II1111II111II11I11111I111I1111I111111111I1111I11111111111I1111I1111I111'" 14939 EAST JEFFERSON ISpecialized Service for all types of I ' VA. 2.6740 VA. 2-3071 ! cAsl~RlfT~RS ~~~~RptT~?~S Ii A T YOURS ER VJ( E ' - ' i Complete Plumbing and I WINDSHIELD WIPERS BRAKES ; MONDAY THRU FRIDAY - 7:30 ,6.. 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Milne, Fres. i.! ~~-- r------ll~ g 8740 MACK g : ra.,. £OIlllllete etldail)' 8 fo 6-Safflrda)'s to 110011 a"d all Cb,v'er Products Rotlgers Iales & Service f Parts and Accessories 14201 E. Warren - AT- at Lakewood Vile 23460 Bonded Pick t.p and Deliyery 2970 E. JEFFERSON rl HUDSON , UTAPERT MOTOR. Inc. 15201 KERCHEVAL VALLEY 2-8300 at Mc:Dol/gall LOraine 7.3252 at Lakepointe ROSE CO. ti 132,1.1 F.3St .Tl'!ferson , DESOTO - PLYMOt:T11 11 lliekory 2505 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Grosse Pointe ~llIilllill1ll1l1l1!1IIHi1iI!!III!llliI!liII!lIlll1!llJlilun!!ii1;I!llillil!lI1iIIlIIIII!IImnllllmmnlllll1llllllHllliIIIIIIHmnlmlllllllllllMlI!IIUm:Hli!lIli11ll1l1lll~ ------PONTIAC Owners ~i~~~ii~ii~~i~~iDiEi.A~Ii.Ei.R~~;~~iii~~~~ii~!~~~~u~u_u=_ON YOUR WAY TO WORK, LEAVE YOUP. I Specialited CHEVROLET Service il :*",*",'u>t>t*"'>t>t*"'>t>t*>t>t>t**: _ - : FIRST In SERVICE ~ -. 11ftNT11-\(; . WITH US FOR COMPLETE, SPECJAL/ZED SERVICE I BYM"AR I (jive r:u:';;,:~:;~;:wotoot" i c::::~~~T! YOllr lItr will be rendy for )'011 ou )'Ollr f{'tI)' /mllle. JIM GRIER PONTIAC CO, - - : PARTS ~ Ii I D & B CIIE\rnOLET co. I f with a complete t : 3' 62 East Jefferson Flhroy 4410 : •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 881T E. Jefferson Phone li1 ~ at Crane VA. 2.1103 I ", PA INT JOB * ~A *~ ..: ••""m"'I,"II"I"'1""I""""'1'II"II;'''III'''"I'''''''''~;''II1",'''''''''"'~1II~III"."."'I"'I"'''.I'''''1''''' c.\~'" $ 39 00 ~,.,t~/-4I . i Wh';:"I. i Cl.ry,fer - pfymollil. ~fI~ . -- 'i R.len i A. W.' REISTER,Inc. SALES SERVICE /r .,. . 6430 Ea,t Jefferson 1T2 East Grand Blvd. OVEN BAKEl> In our 41,000 W,\TT 1:o-;r:R,\.RF.l> DRYING OVEN: : i LO. 7.9101 LO. 7.1413 EA'RL H0 LZ BA UGH i Gratiot Ohevrolet i1 41» RILEJ MOTOR SALES : Oompany Authorlzl'd ~ Dealer !.,. "EVERYBODY LIKES OUR SEIlVICE" rtlmp!::l:~ service for all Chrysler ~: 12668 GRATIOT PI 8000: Ilrodllcts.OurhusinmlsclIstomer 10900 CHARlEVOIXATlEMAY VA. 2.3120 : Ne~rnolls1on, ',. I#- 3100 East Jefferson Cor. McDougall ME. 3025 satisfaction. . Bumpl", Exira at Jlealo"Ahl. PriceR t:::~;fCi:"~;1:~:f'efC:o::~:J i ( - - - -~------~--~-~ -- - - ...... _--~------~----~ - . -~--~ - ~ -----~~------• $ , •• GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen , Thursday, August 12, 1948 -_. __ ._-p_.----" .. _------_._ .. _--_._------ O .gh 8ch.ool He..lps' Park Refuses Permit H' It School P}A01°ectI on;sts I arlllal experil'lwe in showing lh"t they gain a knowledge which, Our Clas.~jfied Ads Get Results! lub at Hl To Itinerant Merchant tg " -. l- c1a'S-room movies. may prove "NY ll:;eful In later,-- , Show 300 Fillns Each Ye~l,r' at(~::Y lt~~ll~('~t:e~~~!~~r~r ~11~:l1i~~ ~\~:~ l'~~I~~r.ai~11~:Cn~':;1il:o~?~ ~;~\: ~~"-..'CfiS'B"'- EER tudents A ppreci,ate Mu.sic An itineranl lllelThallt who ShOWIl, an.I' Pro)('ctI(lni~IS Club ies, or as a back!:lound for a ______-- m'lnher wll has 'ee 1 ' I \'ocation. or III man\ Nher wav< B.I' I\IlL1'ON SETZER 1 Rhapwd) on a Theme of Paga-. lriedPninte toP;H'kdo onbusinessJul)' 28in hadGrosse,a I 8y JBI Ft:NSKt: 1 I'andT' l"'"":H'r ~~st~~al~f to~~o~~~' ~1~ic:teinH:;~ ~~~~~. a~1ceOe~~~~~yal:\'cll;~~,a~~t~:I~: Recloe, Angelu; 0' Purilao - School t\)ilchel's_ In hi~ first sel11- SIgned to one Dr two memb"rs PieD. I.C.Goers Go For Oven'.T.reats :\1l\r~llIl1allo",1Iil es(er here 1\11'. Deal encountprC'Cl to prepare, Programs al'e ar- in his clas . 1\&1' Qt 3" S" mr!.!iy pcople prefer A&P's "Super Lots Mo,e Suds With G.7ra pc ,J11H~C Dclidoos Bot. ,;)C r:l~hl" meals lhal we ~ell lhousand~ of F"",O'J,f, Ile,,/tl, B'.('1I1/ 1"'1' every da;,. Result? We ('an a!forrl ~upcr Sud!i Lihby's Roast Beef . I~~~ __ 49c I" ,ell lhese tender. iuiey euls al priers IIL11 ':1Ve rou money. :\1111to I:ive )011 In 0, "airy Fond Fam. ('0 For .1&1", Large .:).~ Gla'nt t'9 /eot~ Can 59c ,1 ili "realer value. A&P's Clos~- Trimmerl Sile " t'(~Size U. C rill' in!: method removes exccss wasle [;XXXX Su,!!al' Confectioner! •• , pVIi. I2c frllmyour purchase he fore ir~ \\cil;her1. DAIRY VALUES SeJame Seed Bread L('-.n~ I.-;!,11H: /I')c On Sale al Your Favorite Grocery Store Lakeside Cheese Wafcrs CC~;>~'kg 21c 1)lu'k lill~s 5tofi,Lh, ..\\'i!. Lh For Dishes and Fine ~ab"cs Folks who favor country-fresh f1a\"or say "'I'a n )'ou cnn't heat lhe ,good things in A&P's HiamOlHI Hook Malc~hcs.2 ~T5~s29c krllrte.'s vallle-naeked Oairy Center. Come see! (Tomato Pies) 691' Reg PIZZ}\ (:11 1t'" PHS RO~'~t~l1,! Come save! Hcrh-Ox Bouillon Cuhes. Pkg_ On Sale Fridays, 3 P. 1\1.• nor. ' ..al I~nasl RhO~:~~:;~\lI', Lh .19(' III !\lain Office. ll~ 07. Mcxcnc Chili POW<1Cl' • Pkg u' Sur c -G('f',O- E.conom icol 14c '.'al Bn'ust:"1 Po~'~~i~:"t . :~:~C Pur< end Gentle Lh HOT RRF.AO FOR RETAil, SAI,F. ~. (;runrlcl Vral I.~:~}~;;~~~d!;~~:- Ln. r)9c Cln AT 12:30 P.M. and 8:00 1'.\\1. AT OUR i "',U,'or.Tf'lItNl Tf"n.. ~Ia ,'ga..inc ... hory Snow MAIN OFFICE E I For F/o,'or "f'rif"ci FnESn FISII nr\'~ L~e .) ,.) ~ 10932 Shoemaker Telephone IV. 9595 P"g- d"'" Fn,~h Lake Perch . I.h 41 C A;!ccl Chcrlclar Cheese \I'''''''n;;n Lh. 6Sc I Haddock Fillels . LI1 43c --- -. ICED TEA 31c Sale FOI Boby's S~in IhT~~('ll Whiling Pen He,d)' 1.,11 19c To make Flavor Pcrfect Snan Snap iced tea. start with one Hfl~('(j~h Fillels Lh. 31c VilLAGE OF of our famnns Flavor f:le JOe E!~e17 e Tested Teas. You'll see why they're preferred hy ~ oul 01 10 cu~lomer! 79c Grosse Pointe Shores who buy lea at A&P, Pure While F\okel Furl Bodied and Vigorous 6;~c ('hiffon Michigan 1401. O~3 II"r II,vII.•..••• Pkg .• ' e Rich ol'd Flewadul of Public Hearing Soothing To Del,cate Skin Notice :.\1"("/11 r .. •• •••• Palmolht, Soap The Vil\al:~ Council of Ihe Villal(e of Grosse Pointe Sho\e~ : Dellcole and Fragrant will hold a puhlic hearinl( on ,1"#1/1/#1 ;, •••••• c • '~1~~/j.)~ 2 ~fz~ JOe Monday, August 3D, 1948 AI ,~ P_ M" E,J),S.T" in the Municipal BlIilding 1 ~---:------:------~-----...... ---.....-...--....._------_..-, / Page Fourteen G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, August 12, 1948 #-_._--_._-~--_. ------~--_ ..._------CLASSIFIED RATES Cash Adl-15 wards for 50c Charge /',ds-15 word, for bOc 4c fer IIdditiond! word, Ads can be pill~ed at The News Office 'or convenient i it t S i' 5 i 1 i I ] i !J J i , • i • 4' ,.S +a , i if , .w, sa, g: sub-stllt;on! lor c/lsh lIds or coil r: t ¥ t. A a., ;, is> 3 Trunk Lines The News Olliee fer charge YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED DEADLINE 5 P. M. TUESDAY ads. CALL TUxedo 2-6900 To Serve You Ouicldy All /Ids must be in The r":ews 5-SITUATIONS WANTED l7-WANTED TO RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 21 i-Paint and Decorate 21 i-Point and Decorate 12-AUTOS WANTED 12-AUTOS WANTED Off;ce by 5 0 c'ock TuesddY. (Male and femalel (Houses, Apts., Flats, etc.) ------'------_ .. ...~______. "' . . ~ F1GURINES, china, lan1ps, and e/lll YOUNG lllHrrjeo couple - drsire IYOUNG cpuple d('~ires apt. 01' miscellaneous TR. 4-0119. 655 OUR CARD OF QUALITY TUXEDO 2.6900 gHl'agc aparlm('nt or living I income. MU, 2659. Ivlilwaukee W. TRACY MOTOR SALES 3 Trunk Lines quart('rs lor wife's servk'e plus 1------wages,. GrOSse Pointe experi- I INSURANCE executive and wife GAS STOVE, reasonable; also 130 Kercheval at hiall PI. - TU, 1-5000 encl'. Husband works else-I desire 2 01' 3 bedroom house draperie,~. Call TUxedo 1-0323_ JEFFERSON AVENUE articular istinctive where. TUxedo 1-0603, Or apt. Would consider option \VALNUi dining room suite 2 * S~hettler's Drugs -----.-,-- .. ---.:- ..------to buy. Permanent residence, piece living room suite, rdom ainting ec:oratir.g 1S324 E. Jefferson, at Nolling- P D WANTS'YOUR CAR ham MIDDLEAGED wlllte couple de-I nol 5ubject to transfer. Call. 2 'Ik ~ire p(lsilion, man for garden-I MI'. Howland. CH. 3060. 51ze rug, SI' oriental, edu. KERCHEVAL AVENUE cational books. LO. 7-062B. We Pay Cash ~5',4\~i-~~H~0I'housework. Ph. I B'\NK--t:xiCiJ-'ri\T;: ~~rl-\~:it;, . ii;\\;Il.~\ND CIIIN~U~d~~= WE OFFER YOU MODERN COLOR DESIGNING IN * Miller Pharmclocy Trade for a Car 14945 Kercheval, at 'Va~'bul'n ----:------need house" 11,,1, mcome or! neath dish labeled Haviland & PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS FOR YOUR HOME Will New EX~ERlENCED white, woman aparlment wlt,h two hedrooms. I Co, Limoges. White with * Kopp', Pharmacy Will Trade for a Demonstrator 1£9l6 Kercheval,al NoIre Dame \VI~hes washmg and Ironmg to lIilve _~o, Il,O\ e September B. s~all(Jped gold eLlge,TU. 1-2263. Applied with .Superior Workmanship * Cunningham's Drugs do In 0\\ n home, All hand- f TU. 2 668. -- ---,------.-'----- _ Will Trade for a Better Used Car Kercheval al Notre Dame '0 'k OL 89"' 1------.-- .--.,'------. BE A C II UMBRELLA 9 ft \\ j. _' OJ;}. _ ADOPTED CIIILD wi:L have slighlly used. $35. Ph~ne LA: Notre Dame Pharmacy * SA-Employment Bureau ?ome when we quallly by rent- 6-9687. 17000 Kercheval, ftl Noue Dame - , mg 2 bedroom flat, dupkx or ,'I EDWARD LANGE STOP IN TODAY WHILE PRICES ARE STILL HIGH * Grosse Pointe Drug Co, FOR DEPENDABLE Help Days, ,house, lInftlrnished with yard in WARDROBE TRUNK, S tee 1 I D r 11051 Kercheval, al 51. Clair weeks or pad lime. Call Miller . no.n.-cactor,.,. a..rea, relen:n;:es. cons.tructed, 1st. class condi- i ecorator I 21-SERVICES ~15""""Carpenter 'W_o_r_k _ * Titus Drug Store 1 K~rc',"v.I, al Fisher Road ~61~~CY, 701 Chene. FItzroy __:E:~/lI=_3.-2~B .• . lio~=-~Ia~7_~ .1 VAlley 2.5159 __ a=-~ene~~I _ PORCHES, atlics, recreatiol'\ (Farms) rooms or minor repairs done TELEPHONE employee, wife GIRL'S clothes, sizA 10-14. 35 -----.-- - I FURNACES repaired, va c U u In and child urg.ently need 2 01'1 items. Good condItion. NIa, ~=~RTlCLES FO.~!~~E __ 113-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE cleaned, replaced, Shee.t met- by licensed contractor, Quota. MACK AVENUE tions on request. TU. 2-8324. HOU RLY AI D 3 bedroom mcome, flat 01' 4029. AUTHENTIC .~. d t' flGRoc'SE P ,aI, atllC runs, force air fur. *.Blue Cross Drugs I house, Call TU: ~l '/ ~--~------~------~- ~------~-_... Thursday, August 12, r 948 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen I made possible by John D. Rocke- I Breaks Wrist in Fall elights Offered .Tourists feller, Jr. ISays Neighbor Business Group More Building Out of the scores of interesling On Broken Sidewalk things and places. here are just QJ:lrurth~!i iRammed ~"ence Shifts Routine Materials Stolen it Restored Williamsburg a few which the visitor shouldn't 1.1rs, Ida Slahle. a~~d 68. ,.,f By The Old A,o\A Traveler miss seeing: Paul Ba;,tien of 788 Loraine, The Gl'Os~e Pointp Buxiness ~Iol'e building: materiills have 1349 Hil r ....a rd. fE'll ilnd sprained ,------1 Men's Association combined hllSi. Old Courthouse, archaeological WOODS PRESBYTERIAl': complained tllat" his ne~~hbo.l'. b,'en s!olt'n in Grosse Pointe he!' v.'rist whi/(' walk;ng nn !hp, No slale Is more entrancing and the strength of its defenses, museum of the Restoration. which Rev. Andrew F. Rauth, Minister. I Mr .. Blleden, uf ,,94 Lorame, m ness with pleasure at it., August W(lOI).' i '4931 EAST JEFFERSON, at City Limits East, Warren and Balfour IN OSAKA. JAPAN. - Printe town to just aJout what it was I Fred i\1. Schuman Eslablished 1925 Open £\"Cs. 'till 1:00 in the earliest days of this COlln- I Re\'. Enno G. Claus, pastor Kop,;s of Gro;;se Pointe has Milton E, Ma\sack. son of :>lI's. try. William,burg is a "must" Mr. Enno 'f. Claus, Vicar been ;;','J,der! second prize in a Eugene :Marsack of 1110 V('l'Iller in the notebook of every teacher. Identical services are. h I' I d Ination,,! (,'lilt cSt for the best road, Grosse Pointe Woo 0 s, In Grosse Polnfe Woods If's and certain!)' studcJ\t~ and vaca- each Sunday morning through- Fathe:, Da." window display, as Michigan. was among the troops I tionists in beneral will find the out the year at 8:30 and 11 a.m. condl:rtd by Courlley Men's of the 25th lnfanirv Division, gloriously beautiful spot one to The preacher for next Sunday Toilet::!", And the Falher's Day commanded by Brigadier Gen- KADUR'S STANDARD STATION bel'elll€:nbered through the will be the pastor's son, Enno displo' l\nS arranged b~' a wo- eral Everett E. Brown. whidl ALL STANll:\RD OIL I'HODUCTS FOR YOUR CAR'S SAKE years. T. Claus, a theological student mrtl1. l1"fW otiler than Mrs. Fred participated in the 4th of July We Do Welding MQck Ave., Cor. Roslyn Rd. Williamsburg had its origin as of Con cor d i a Seminary, St. Kopp !,,'; self. parade ano review in Tokyo "Middle Plantation," an outpost Lquis, MissOllri. His topic is: Tlll'!"I'f!rd carries a ca~h prize I Pvl. Marsack is a memoer of ••..•.------..•.,•.•._- ..._•._•.-._._._a._..•~._._•.!"_._•.~~~ •.~~._ .., Df Jamestown, in 1633, It was "Walking With God." and. handsome testimonial. the 27th Infantry Regillwnt, hav- the midway point of the palisade Sunday school sessions and Bi- Score; ,d l'nldes were submit.ted ing joineo them on Fi'brllar~' ElECTRICAL FIXTURES & CONTRACTING ble classes are held at. the usual fmm ;"J over the country. Flrsl 15. 1947. (l~) which thc scHIel'S built across time, 9:45 a.m. Sunday's jesson pnze lIi",l'ilPtured by the famOlls Joining the Army at Detroit, p;::-.. ...,(\':~r-'\,.:-'.- ResldPnll,1 ands~~m~~er~;lld lI~{~;~ and nor»; ,in&. the peninsula (rom Archer's Hope {e.o __ r lOJiUTPOJ.:\:T" and OT JI t:n. ,\PPLIA~C};S Cree!c to Queen's Creek. is: "David and Goliath." Gankn L Ity Perfumers of Kan- Michigan, he took his basic train. 1 " sas, . ing at Camp Roberts, Calif. ~"'.-~'~ --.,..r.- .. ...-::, JllilnrdJafjll Df"lh'€r,.'-f:ft'frrJc nan,ef'c;. \\'ashtrs. c-; ;"..\.,.1 ' ri' rtl:"lnl:;t"rat()rs, and Varuum Ch'an£>ri. Due to its strategic location .Mr.' hu,lJp takes. care of all the He sailed overseas <1board the CHRIST THE KING Uur Store- '11 Your Seon.lre A gateway in lacy ironwork frames the' Governor's Wind"",. oJsplays at the popular ?-.Ial'ine Adder and ar rivcd in tl 'w-' :~ Palace in magnificent old Williamsburg, a highlight in Mack at Lancaster, Grosse PoInte WOO"S ~er~!"I'aJ .avenue establis~n~ent Japan on August 25, 1946, BAVER'S ELECTRIC & APPLIANCE COMPANY any tour of the Old Domi!lion State. mIne V Illage." Her ongmal RICK..._--.-HOMESII W. J. Getrert, Pastor 1,';021.2:! lc. W,\RREl'i Rus. TUxedo l-IlHO arrangements have attracted wide In World Wfir II. Navy !'llbma. ttfJl1 rl\-F" nd,\.'t''i: 9:00 tn 9:00 B In 1676 Nathaniel Bacon and his 'terial rec.overed in excavating On Sunday, August 15, Mr. Salurd.)'s: 9:00 to 5:30 Res. TUxedo 1-45~2 PAINTED - atlenl;ul! from both customers rines were ,credited with si~kin~ With long~li!e ","Ierproo! poinl. _•• followers held a convention here, more than a hundred colonial Delmar Glock will conduct the and p,ni c,sionals. Choice of colors. Rea8onab!e Sunda)' School and main serv- 201 Japanese naval vessels for a Free e,l1male5. •• and the following year the Gen- foundations in Williamsburg. The Quo!'!" and originality of this eral Assembly met here after Ba- original copperplate from the ice. Tht! Sunrlay School meets at total tonnage of 540,192 and 1.113 Phone: entry I':a~ ecclaimed by the Japanese merchant vessels of 500 i8: ~:Jm ._ con had burned the State House Bodleian Library at Oxford, 9 a, m. and the main servi~e judge',', Chils. A. Pennock, presi- or more gross tons. totllllmg at Jamestown. which shows the important build. begins at 10 a. m. dent "~I lIudnut Sales Co" Inc. 01 4,779,902 tons. The College of William and ings of Williamsburg as they ap- Rev. Geffert will occupy the whie:!' ("ourtier is a division; F. RE-ROOF ROAD SERVICE Mary, second in age in the United peared during the 18th century, pulpit again on August 22, V. S!lll'li!il', president and busi- I States, was established here'in is displayed here. Earlv services will continue ness m''',ager of Beauty Fashion COlllfJ/ete moli/IJ? (Iud sit/illg .'er. 1693. When the capital of the Completed in 1705, the Capitol throug'h the month of August. magill.illc: and Dan Rennick .. fl,_. D" colony was removed fror.! James- burned in 1747 and was recon. ,editoml dir~ctor of Drug Topic~ TU. 1.9813 t1~'/) lice for residelltiaL as well as store town in 1699, the city was laid structed (our years later. The The REV. and MRS. HUGH C. magiwill', Dogs out and named Williamsburg in second building also burned. The WHITE left Friday, Aug. 6 for At ;, luncheon following the md factor)' bllildiugs. Earle Richatds Service honor of William III. It con- Capitol of 1705 has been rebuilt their summer collage at Bald- Selel'li"1l of the winners, MI. 20391 Mack' A.\' .... In lb. Wood! tinued to be the capital for' aD on the foundations of the original win Lake near Sturgis., Mrs. Penn'.'ck cDlllplimented the ex- 12558 years and during that time was structure. It has been furnished White recently returned from a ceptin]];d tasle and ability of the f'ilht'rt the social, as well as the political in accordance with ancient rec. v,isit with her family in Austin, local Iw',l'ilant, and of stores all B.oarded Detroit General J center of Virginia. ords of the Virginia Colony. Tex. They will relurn to the over the country. as evidenced LAkeview Auto Repa!rin9 A large part of the colonial Public Gaol (the jail) has been Pointe on August 24. I'M. White again b.,' the photographs of dis- 7-7200 restored and is open to the pub- Brakes, area of the city, a mile long and is pastor of the Grosse Pointe pJay~ :'llhJllitteo for the Coul"ey Dr. H. tv1. Owen, Tune.ups, nearly half a mil.:! wIde, has been lic as an exhibition building; Methodist Church. Coni,.'! Overhaulfi restored as nearly as possible to Raleigh Tavern was a center of At Miller SI"n. its appearance during the 18th social and political life before the Convention Scheduled, Rose Boswell to Wed BOARDING d • r d~r\'lc~. Revolution. George Wasilington, Kerch~v;1 at Sl. century. Extensive research has Allen E. Badertscher Clair, been conducted in this country Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Hen- By Metropolitan Club and abroad to make the work of ry, Peyton Randolph and Edmund Thl' forthcoming marriage (1f KENNEL I~U~IJIEn? Herold 6runc,,'ald restoration accurate and aulhen- Pendleton are only a few of the The annual convention of the their daughter, Rose Verda, to :\'1. 91J8 t' Th patriots who helped make history Metropolitan Club will be help Allen E, Badertscher is an- is uniq ue p_,_o_je_c_t_\_va_s ..~~._!!.l!.l!.._._._~_~~~~~~~~~~~~_,_JC_.__ within this tavern. ' in Bay City, Michigan on August lIoulJ(l'd hy Mr. and Mr,;. Glen, Hilrper Avenue The Old Governor's Palace was 20, 21 and. 22. The organization's Bosl':t,1I of Britain avenue, 1 between ~SALES,- used by the governors from about membel's.lup IS composed of reg- Allcn JS the son 01 Mr. ancI ~SfRVICE 1720 to 1779, It was destroyed by ular pol,c?men, firemen, .federal Mr~. Dana K. Badertscher of 14 Md 15 Mile ROods lire in 1781 when. it was being Iemployes Il'l the mall servlc.e an.d I Gr~nl.1 ~laJ'ais b?uleval'd. <; HARPER AUTO SALES used as a hospital for men members of the .F.B.I. It lS ex-, 11H' ClJuple WIll be married at 20775 Horper'v~~1~, TU. 2-0919 wounded at Yorktown, The pecled ther: WIll be between; a "(,lIrlJony on Aug. 21 at the Kenne! Phone: City Phone: Palace, has been reconstructed on 4,000 and 4,~OO delegates present.: Fil,! Evangelical and Reformed its original foundations, and fur- The delegates from Grosse: Ch", (it, Mt. C1emgns 791 B PLaza 6603 nished. Pointe will be Roberl Hyde .of I - i Wythe House was erected about Grosse . Pointe Woods, James" L', S, Savings Bonds are good: i the third quarter DC the 18th Flannagan of the City and Jall,\{~s 1 f(ll' the individual and for the! - -~------_.------"------centt:ry and later owned by Cannon of the Park. The latter cDlml!'y. SP£C1AL! Trellise:l - Plonl Stok~s • Clolhes 1'0sl1 George Wythe, first hiw professor attends as an alternate for Pa- ..~!"!'!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ I The IlIggrsl Lillie Lumber Yard In the World! in an American college and signer trolman Art Conlan. .~ We Repair DECKSROOFS• EA.VESTROUGBS of the Declaration of Independ------all Type~ encl'. Shirley Ruth Sickels AND MORE THAN 5000 CUSTOMERS • 23 YEARS EXPERIENCE William and Mary College still To Marry Frank Ryder Shingle of Lamps LUMBER SUPPLIES FREE ESTIMATES AND CHECK-UP - EAST SIDE ONLY stands in its original location at the head of Duke of Gloucester 19743 HQrper, between 7 and B Mile Rds. - TU. 2.4BOO Settle Your Roof Warrle. Now. Shirley Ruth Sickels, daughtEr Street. The College was ch\rter- Roofs Old and - CALL- of Mr. R. G. Sickles of Grand I'd in 1693 and numbers among Marais boulevard, will become its distinguished alumni four New Lamps the bride of Frank Glessner presidents .of the United States: General Roofing Inc. Ryder, of Hanover, N. R., Satur- .Jefferson, Monroe, Madison and VASES and Nites 14627 CHARLEVOIX Nites day. Aug. 21, at an afternoon Tyler. TU. 1.2832 TU. , 2.0700 NI. 6661 ceremony in Christ Church. STATUES Wren Building on the campus OilED Mr. Ryder is the son of the .-Lockthis of William and Mary, was model- William R)'ders of Menlo' Park. with Pure Creosotli ed by Sir Christopher Wren, and, WIRED Calif. ,r' although damaged by three fires, W. Have New Supply Appliance Re. the outer walls are largely orig- pairs, Vacuum Vacation Special! inal. This is the oldest academic General Home building in America. Maintenance Cleaners, Irons, Stable -. Botetourt Statue, on the cam- TENTS Toasters, .flee. pus of William and Mary, is a t r i c Cookers, statue of Norborne Berkeley, Sale or Rent SI ... 9"1~ 10 40"1]0 Baron de Botetourt, royal gover- etc .••. Table BRAKES Special Tents nor of Virginia from 1768 to P. P. GRACE Appliances. 1770. It is the work of Richard For Wlddings and before the Gordin Parties 16.69 Hayward of London and is dated RELINED VA. 2-1619 1773. Lord Botetourt is buried l under the college chapel. NATIONAL 484 CONNER ELECTRIC1SHOP On All 1939 Through 1948 Models Bruton Parish Church was' TENT and AWNING CO. i OI-LtG ELECTRIC erected 1710-1715 to replace an 33 fliot TE. T -5260 ''';''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'';' I, J 5243 Mac~ near Lakepoinfe_ HORSEPOW.£iS GOI£ (Includes Lininq and Labor]' i earlier chulch of the same site. I It is s1\id to he th~ oldest Epis- One spot in your car's to give the same results. \ i copal church in continuous use in Ir------j en~ine has Co be li~htl)' America. The exterior and inter- We specialize in Buick ior h1\ve been completely restor. closed or horsepower gets AI LOIlg~ In~. care. So we ha\"e these cd. Thc bell in the tower has SCREENS SAVE AT STEINER'S away. It'.~ where piston rung fOI many import1\nt events Bll ick.enl