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VOLUME 6-NUMBER 40 ktered " Seeoad 0laS8 Matter at tbe POllt Ofrtce at Detroit, MIc.b GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 4, 1945 Fully Paid Circulation $2.00 Per Year-5c Per Copy ) I I

HEADLINES of Ih. Another Dead Charges Are Filed Park to Ask WEEK Election Seen A. · H. h Pay for Use As compiled hy Ih. Gtloss,Pomt, Newl In G.P. City gatnst 5 tn t"g Of Streets Thursday, September 27 Very Little Interest Shown Recent Survey Throws Light DSR starts receIvmg shIpment Thus Far; Voting to Be of 80 newest type street cars School' Street Riot on S p e cia I Privileges FIrst two unloaded Wednesday Held on November 6 expected to be put mto serVIce Enjoyed by Concern on the Woodward lme Monday A Mayor, three CounCil- W,tnesses ShOWing Usual Reticence to Cooperate The recent survey o! Grosse • • • men for four year terms, a Police; Sixth Boy May be Tried Locally Today's papers were full of the Pomte streets and proposed account of the formal caU of Clty Clerk, Treasurer, Asses- bus routes by WIlham L. Emperor Hirohita on General sor and Constable are to be Charges o! dlsturbmg the peace have been filed m pro- Potts, TraHIC Engmeer o! the Douglas MacArthur at the Am- bate court, Juvemle dlvlSlon, agamst five Grosse Pomte High MIchIgan Automobile Club elected at the City of Grosse School boys who parhclpated m the not on FIsher road on eucan Embassy In Tokyo yes has dIrectly drawn the atten- terday The meetmg came about PoInte Mumclpal ElectIOn to Wednesday aHernoon, September 19 A .Ixth bav, who IS tlOn o! munlClpal offiCIals m after the Emperor had expressed be held on Tuesday, Novem- 17, WIll be tned m Farms Jushce court If a complammg WIt- a desIre to meet MacArthur As ness can be found by the Farms pohce the Park to the relatIOnshIps ber 6, 1945, accordmg to Nor- eXlshng between that VIllage he left the embassy grounds b~rt P. Neff, €Ity Clerk, who The faIlure of WItnesses to. Hirohita bowed and tipped hIS and the Lake Shore Coach calls attentIOn to the Legal cooperate WIth the polIce IS hat to AmerIcan news corres- slowmg up the prosecution of Lmes, Inc pondents standmg along the NotICe pubhshed m thiS Issue under Pubhc Nohces the case Sergt Elmer LabadIe War Plants ThIS mterest has been heIght~ entrance driveway ened In Iecent weeks by com" • • • The notice refers to the final of the Farms pohce department date for the fIlIng of candIdates saId that he IS partICularly plaInts that have come mto the Stukes tie up 1 550 000 In na mUnICIpal offIces from reSIdents, ll"ommatmg petrtIOns for these anXIOUS to find an elderly man Ready to Go hon New York s elevator tIe~up chIefly along Maryland, who are n:mmclpal offIces whIch IS on who was dnvmg a small car on called worst, affectmg 1 500,000 complammg that the VIbratIon Spturday, October 13 at 12 00 FIsher road on the day of the wOlkers Fur and garmpnt m Five Concerns Affected By caused by the heavy buses IS dustry at complete standstIll a clock noon EST These nom aCCIdent It IS known that the matmg petItrons are secured from boys molested hIm, as one of Park Ruling Terminating causmg the plaster to crack In wIth spokesmen estImatmg It has the houses cost the mdustry $15 000 000 m the CIty clerk by the candldates them told LabadIe When I Their Permits wmter orders and $3 500,000 m and when filed ale to be ac opened the car door and saw OffICIals of the bus company wages Gasolme strike contmues 'COmpamed by the filmg fee of the look on hIS face I got VIllage Manager Lane of the In prIvate conferences WIth the VIllage offICIals some tIme agp, In DetrOIt and threatens to spread $500 \ " scared Park estImates that probably fIve natIonally The three CouncIlmen whose Some WItnesses are known to war Industry plants operatmg III ex;pressed tt wlllmgness to make the n.ec.essary repaIrs of thIS • • • terms expIre thIS electIOn are the polIce and If they do not that Village Will be effected by Deholt s fIrst VICtim of DDT Carpenter, Mack and N ettmg To the deCISIon of the Vdlage Com- particular damage They were appear voluntarIly they WIll be lo~th, however to go mto the mternal pOlsomng IS recovermg In :> date extremely little mterest mISSIOners to arrange for the Recelvmg HospItal F1fteen~ has been mamfested by the pub~ subpoenaed to appear In court termmatIOn of the~r busmess long delayed dISCUSSIon of ap- month old Gerald Alton Woodard lie III the electIOn and It may be as WItnesses agamst the young WIthIn SIX months of V J Day propriate taxes to be paId by th-e Jr swallowed a small amount of that another' low' WIll be reach~ rIOters Two gIrlS m a LaSalle ThIS actIOn IS taken :pursuant to company to the VIllage for the the bug kIller m hIS home on ed In the same marmer that only sedan WhICh was shaken up dur~ the agreement made WIth these use of ItS streets and as a fran ... Termmal avenue A stomach 306 voters turned out two years mg the noting are also asked concerns at the tIme that a tem- chise tax for the prIVIlege of op- er$.tmg wIthm the VIllage Much pump and antIdote were llsed In If you hve m the 600 block cal whIle It and Company property a protest pIcket lIne at the age m the Pomte has tossed a dale football game was too nOISY cash and loot hIved up by 1.1118 Any help Will be gleally ap pomted out that they were vIolat waS parked In the garage some entrance to the audItorIum of stumblIng block m hIS path to ThIS entaIled a bnef stuffle The pollce mvestIgated but the gang at the time of the pleVIOUJ preclated Landlords kmd mg a VIllage 01dmance and tIme dUllng the nIght of Septem (Continued on Page 2) dunng WhICh the Woman made game \Iv as over and the announcer lobbeues amountmg to over the IDcal PUlPIt, He 11 anXIOUS ly step forwardl warned them not to repeat ber 28 29 her escape, but left the bag m SIlent $900 Thursday, October 4, 1945 Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS

Monday, October 1 Iy Important that thIS feature of A LONE NEGRO BANDlT Building Code local government be perfected as ATTEMPTS HOLDUP of BrInk soon as possible Chest Drive Opens Shop money truck in front of DetrOIt Being Studied Bank at GrIswold str.et, kIlls WIlham A HIll ag.d 45 of 888 1:-----*,-----. Lights Lakewood, one of athel guards, The Park Planmng Commlll. t~'B.st Selhng Officially Monday; but IS wounded and captured SlOn IS makmg a study of the ," '" "'G ~ Books here * * • propos.d bUIldmg cod. for the -;,; thIS we. k DETROIT AND CHICAGO vlllage 1ndlCate that MISS Agnes of YVONNE S BOTH PUT IN ST~ONG BIDS BEAUTY SALON hopes that an for the presence of Preeadent Th. vlllag. has lack.d a mod Grosse Pointers Pointe Help Needed honest person found the three Truman at one of the world ser ern and effICIent statutory reg~ $10 Mis she dropped whIle cross. i.s g.mes ulatlOn cov.rmg buildmg and Are Reading . • mg Kercheval avenue Tuesday plumbmg work and WIth the noon She d be awfully happy * * • Last and Biggest War Campaign Seeks to Raise $8,490,336 INTERNATIONAL OIL WORK. anticlpat.d boom In bUIldmg J!'I&ST l'LACF to get them back WIll the fmd- ERS UNION ACCEDES TO and alteration 'Work In the com A LI•• I, I. Ih. Sir.". for Home Charities and Destitute Abroad er please call her at TUxedo By AdrIan LOek~ Langley Labor Secretary Schwellenvach s mUi'llty, It IS deemed pa.rtIcular I OTHhll TOP :.NoTCBEBS The Commumty War Chest Campaign offlClally opens 2 94401 demand that they cease flltIOl'llng ------B aek Bose Monday, October 8 On that day volunteer sollCltors-more gas and Mayor Jeffries, who S By 'thOMas a Costain rnent of NaZIS H:e i~eXIled to 0 Wt;l1 :Q,emt\bJ.bend than 20,000 of them-will go mto eVery neIghborhood m the would probably be ih. "respOll. " 'A H By "m.s HUt". County and ask resld.nts of the metropohtan area to ralse SIble authority" says th'ere will raper rmy e was charged OaptAln!'rOm. Clttatile Famous Dancers WIth allowing Na.is to parhCI. By SOOU.IShellabarg.r $8,490,336, The money raIsed Will help prOVide SOCIal ser- be i'lO gas rat ioning 1f he t akes 1 The World, the Flesb and Fdber charge He says there IS ap- pate In ciVI government 11t Smith. vIces for everyone here at home, .mergency rell.f for mIl. Coming to Denby Bava"a By Bruc. M",h.ll lions of destItute overseas, and recreatIOnal, morale.bUlldmg prOXImate IyOga20 00 000 IIons 0f * • • That GIrl ftom Mem.phis gas 1n Detroit enough for 20 Th 'W By Wilbur Daniel Steele actlvItles for serVlCemen. A lecture and entertaInment days, and that all citi.enll should OIL COMPANIES get 24 hour e I•• HaU';y Taylor COldwell Although this October 8-31' serIes, sponsor.d by the faculty b t t d 1 k f t f t d.lay from Scbw.llenhach on hIS dnv. WIll be the last Commumty ought to b. WIlling to saCrIfice a of Denby HIgh School, wlll b. s:rv~d~. a 1 ., ltS com. IrS demand to get back to work KOPP'S - BOOK DEP'T. War Chest camplugn, It wlll also lIttle to WIn It opened a.t 8 pm on ThursdaY', b. the bIggest and the mo.t 1m Th. people of Europ. and the • • • D.adlin. s.t for 4 p m today * Octoh.r 11, In the D.nhy Audl THE KELSEY.HAYES, outlaw portant one In the three Far East sttll do not know the torlUm with TeresIta. and EmIlIo former drlves a large amount of JOys "of peace They fought to strIkers 19nore the! removal or.. Osta, a WIdely acclaimed artlst- dot direct.d at th.lr offlelals and money was needed to send rehef better theIr eondltlOns, but they team In a recItal of Latm~AmM supplles to those Europeans who are suffermg more now than they continu~ plck.tmg ll1 d~fianc. encan mUSIC and costume danees Of the unlon'a mt.rnationol,.'" '\ had fled theIr occupIed home were before the war These TereSIta IS well known to lands and to the comparatIvely people are homeless, posseSSIOn... mOVIefans and to concert goers, .cutlve board. • the strlKe Is few who were liberated Now less, and starvmg r.sponslbl. for th~ layoff of 50,- lor; besIde toncert appearances Headlines of the Week 000 Ford .mplo~s, 40,000 of all the peoples of EUlope and the CondItions In CzechoslovakIa whIch Include the Hollywood East are free And they are all are typIcal of those In most whom are In DetrOIt Bowl and the 8t LOllIS MuniCIpal (Contmued from Page 1) lnnmg WIth bases full, ,n cru- * • • in desperate need We can reach European lands, Chma and the Op.ra sh. has appeared In such them all and we must PhllIppmes Food IS so searee that cia! battle with Browns In St l'0 LIS H AtlTHORlrIES IN Hollywood productlOns as t Girl Mllhons of Am.ncan m.n rallons for both adults and child. North.rn HIgh school last mght LOUIS, WARSAW .stimat. that one from the Golden W.st' and prio. to a m•• tlng of G~r- • • • f' I I • spilled theIr blood on forelgn ren are lImIted to 1)800calorIes Tro}>lcal HolIday" aid L K SmIth s Am.rlca First KELS"" U A W UNIT lfth 0, the popu at on 01 Po. SOlI They gave thelr lives and a day And even that meagre ... land was kIlled 1ft battle .x. Party TM march.rs form.d a HEADS FIRED hy Percy Lle- di d d G thelr limbs, n'Ot Just to- Win a allowance ISnot balanced There circle blockmg the .ntranc. • w~llyn unl"n appoInt.d admIn. ~cut.d or e urIng the er. 17015 KI:RCHEVAL war of battles, but to establIsh IS no meat or proteInS tlf any signs were camed r~presentIng istrator of the unit's affaIrs man occupatl.0n. • GROSSE POINTE 30, MICH peace-to establIsh a peace that kmd, no frUits, vegetables, fats would mean Justice and chanty or JJnlk. There is no ltlllk avall~ Bus Taxes religiOUS and labor organ,.ationll inform' 17 men by tel.gram that Tuesday, October 2 for aI!, fr.edom from want and able for .v.n the 250000 new. (Coutlnlled f.om Page 1) . •• d.rIdIng Smith s FacI,t l.an. th.,. ar~ r.heved m future of SEe R ETA R Y OF LABOR """ the opportunity to hve happy, born babIes arrlvIng each year Ings and rac,; h:tr;ds l'\!Sj>onSlblhti.s and duti.S. Schwen.nbach gave manag.ment ~ decent l1ves The fightmg war IS Because of the complete dIS~ lag. str.et pavements wh.r. the • • * and labor a VIrtual Ultimatum In = over MIllions of our men saw ruptlOn of transportatIon facIh bus routes go is due to the pas. Saturday, Septembe. 29 MacARTHUR TAKES OVER the 011 sttlke Cslla tor Immed to that And they sacnficed a tIes In Czechoslovakia. thousands sag. of these h.avy v.hICI.s TODAYS OIL STRIKE neWa TWENTY OF THE GREATEST lat. return to work and appOInt. great d.al for It But the p.ace of p.ople In c.rtaIn parts of the Tho Lake ShOre Coach Lm.s . the C10 block.d the gas BANKS of Japan Which have ment of an arbItrator to settle IS not ~stabhshed That part of country would be entirely WIth lnc, IS a privately owned and flow from non.ClO plants • be.n fmandal medIum through disputa. the war is up to us And w. out food, If that sent ov.r by the operat.d uhhty, wholly apart Macomb county announc.d they which the Japs have pushed * * * ______Community War Chest agency, from the D.troit Stre.t ROll would jail oil truck plck.ts • theIr .coMmw aggreSSion In CmCAGO CUBS amve in Amencan Rehef for Czecho- ways It has b.en the r.ciplent Sun and Standard tanks are aest Asill for the last half cen. D.trolt for op.nmg game of slovakIa, were not dropped to of sp.elal prIvIl.g.s and favors bulgIng WIth 011but £>earof VIol. tury the step ,trlk.s a dl. World Series .et for Wednesday the people by plane. from tb. Gross. POInt. munlci- enc. of pIckets k•• pS th.m from rect blow at the p.rsonal for. att.rnoon - Stage mInor Insur. In the Bratlslav area, 30,000 pahhes .v.r sinc. It was tak.n making dehv.rl.s. tunes of the Emperor and hIS rectlon agaInst acceptmg lodg- famIlIes lost theIr homes and all over by Its pr.sent own.rs some • * • hOllsehold, Illld at the Jap Gov- mg on a boat anchor.d In the theIr belongmgs In another y.. rs ago Tb.y acqUIr.d the R J THOMAS WaS boo.d and .rnment which owned large Detroit rlv.r Boat' ullually area the wells we;re pOIsoned and property for a trIfhng sum and l•• red When h. pl.ad.d WIth blocks of the stopk m th.se us.d In the D.troit Buffalo •• r It IS almost lmposslbl. to ohtaIn und.r the skIll!uI management of work.rs of K.Isey.Hay.s to qUIt banks, and at the MltSUl and Vice, put Into use to handle over water, while many CIties a.re ItS pr.s.nt own.rs plUS the" wRIkout Me.tIng at Cass HIgh MltsublShl ,ndu.trIaI emp"es !low series croWds ChICago WIthout el.ctrlclty, sew.rag. or practICal .~.mpholl from all waS highly unsucc.ssful • * * t.am fInally g.ts quart.rs In water forms of local taxation in the • • , AMERICAN ARMY CIRCLES DetrOIt hotel afOOr stagmg sit OVERSEAS Condlllons In orphljllages .r. POInt. communlti •• , It has de. TH1i1C1tlEFS of the U S and IN FRANKFORt ..ay the Presi. down In lobby unhl after mId. partIcularly c r 1tIC a I Frfteen v.loped mto on. of the b.st pay British ml1ttary miSSIons at d.nt s alarm ov.r the r.ported nIght thousand to 18,000 orphans In mg mmor transportahon prop.r- Mcmcow, clos.d th.,r olftc.s to. mistreatment of J.ws tn dls. BASKETS AgaIn We're Prague alone need food and b.s In the state. day and wll1 leaVe for theIr plac.d persons camps In Ger. K.l •• y Hay.s* *men* shll defy. clothtng Others are d.,perat •• It IS aald that SImilar bus pro- hOlll.s on Monday many WaS based upon conditIons mg return pleas though some lite Orders for Thanksg'''Jn~ and ChrlltrtJos ~Ift Serv/llg Presltly- ly III and r.qUIre medical tr.at. perb.s in the south.ast.rn Mlch- • • • whloh no long.r eXIst trIckling back to work Made Sandwlcltes ment and Mr., Wltll oniy 60 per bMkets 01 fl~e loods eX~lJls,tely ~r.pared for I cent of the country s normal 19an ar.a pay to the mUnIclpali. FOUR JACKSON prlSon.rs es- • • • WPB announces it WIll dlO- number of doetor. aVaIlable to hes whose str.ets they us•• ,th.r cap.d today by scehng a wall of NEW RUSH HOUR EXPRESS * * * you, loved ones overse.s ,.ce,ve ex.~ling ,;tten • a 'wheel tax', customanly corrt- th~ prIson by USe of a 'pIpe' SERVICE win be maugurated mISS 4000 5,000 employes durIng ... render professlonal setvlCes E'pI~ the w.ek. t,on .t DaVidsons. Many e'e b.'i\l1 p.eked doily d.mlcs of Infanllle paralySIS and, put.d at about % cents per mil. ladder put tog.th.r by on. of today by DSR ., on S.cond Malted Milks trav.l.d per bus 6l' a flbt tax the pmon.rs av•• S.ven Md. road and Mack • • • diphth.r,a af~ preval.nt, and W.dnesday, October 3 fo' transmiSSion by Oelob., 15th Make your I:)ellClOllOly Mad. With of so much per year per bus The • • • aVe routes Mack express WIll tubercUlOSIS and malnutrItIon 59,000 ON BAND to See open own seleclion today IJlIlAL.Tl!ISTI.. ClrMIn are cotnmOfi. Lack of VItamins latt.r charg. ord,narlly runs >rI{E WAR CRIMES tribunal not stop b.twe~n Cadillac Square from $25 to $50 per bus per year which wdl try 24 top rankmg and COnner from 7 8 15 a m m ing game of World S.rles b•• and calcium In th.lr dIetS caus. ThiS subject of obtaming a just NaZIS, will hold Its fIrst meeting bound and 4 30-6 pm outbound tWMn D.trol t Tigers and ChlMgo 220 the teeth and nalill of many Cubs m Briggs Stadmm Weather vlcbms to fall out tax from the Lakeshore concern In. B~rhfi next MOfida.y, Oct 8 * * '" ~ fal!' and cool As lmportant as IS the need IS now coming 1n for consIdera .. '" '" EIGHTH ARMY IN FULL * * • tlOn by the local authorlhes In 2000 SCHOOL chIldren In New FORCE of 160 000 men now on Store-Peof continu.s th.ougll Octob.r 31 Gtve gonerously. t.r than the average s.rvic. 111St.t.s H. wl1l assUme his n.w 1800 STRONG, Who largely re. Village Camera Shop Basis of Selection. bers Tor ~'.""~" 59c otb.r communlh.s dutlnlllhe dlf- dUhes aft.r a r.st at h,s Skaneat- liev.d the regular guard from 1.324~ KEltCH£VAL, at (loplli1 flcUlt op.rating yearo of the war, .I.s home • • • the r.sponslblllty for patrolhng PHOTO COTY S Air-SpunI'ece It has n.vertheless b.en a gr.at the great Inland waterway be. PHOTO SUPPLIES Powder $100 Mrs. Alger's prl1lileg. to have b.en abl. to !lunday, Sept 30 tween Lakes Huron and E". r •• REPAIR op.rate such • serVICe ill a w.ll. HANK GRli1l!lNIlERG CtNCH- tir.d todaY and the work IS tak. Cameras • Pt()Jeotors • S1intt~~. De/lvery Orllers Accepfed ••• HI. 1500 Brother Killed to-do community like the Pointe ltS PENNANT FOR DETaOIT en ov.r by the r.gular Coast Ll!laoJ: «(t1l6 Overseas Gifts and •• cap. wholly tlle burden of by battling aut homer In ninth Guard. ])oln .. tlO and InIportol! _, Lieut. Col. A P.ter D.w.y, local ta"atlon aM Cigarette. by the bel" and son of Mr and Mrs Charle, Th. company doe. not pay • ea.rtoft Clftl.owtaPPed It yOUwish D.w.y of ChIcago, was kill.d p.nny of tax.s m .ny of the five Plus 1"ad. T.~ last week at SaIgon, Indo-ChIna POInte munIcipalities, but the by nativ.s, While d.fendlng the mom.nt it p.... s outsld. of this UnIted Stat.a li1mbassy th.re. r.glOn end ent.rs the City of rh. Lieutenant Colon.l was a D.trolt it Is compelled to Make brotller of Mrs Fr.derIck M a whe.l tall r.turn to that mUlll. NI "BZ7" " Alg.r of East J.ff.rson avenu., ClPlSllty of % c.nts per mile Grosse Pointe. It Is true tho ocmpany haa glven thIS area a VItally neces- ,,,tUM,,y. sary transit S.l'1IIC., but c•• talll °olltflll',,' vlllege officlSls corr.ctly po,,,t out that thIS aame plea can be made for every s1ttlllar {'oncern at Ease... seekIng access to the streets of II1I/I any munlcipahty. So far as Is known the GrOllae POInte streets .. e tbe only on.s Nothing develops II man's sales resistllflee In this sectIon of the country This time thai are available to the local like daily doses of Seuttelbutt or foxhole bus company WIthout the ac- companyIng hablhty of payIng tumor. And grim acquaintance with mines e • e local taxes of the year It IS r.hably r.ported that this and boobytraps must have been plel1ty dis. matter Ie to be taken up In the n.ar future In tho Park vlllag. ilIusioning. It won't be surprising, therefore, and If Inaugurated there it 18 if most returning servicemen exhibit an and soft exp.cted to b. tak.n up m quick succeSSIOn In all of the other automatic l1I1d deep-seated skepticism. Pointe munaclpahhel

Shetland suits Th. atom bomb brought our So instead of trying to give our clothes heart Into our mouth. Now let'il let It sp.ak al1d accessories the old "build-up", we're come into their simply going to il1vite you to come in and own • • • • • see them •.. with the assurance that none of our salesmen Will subject you to unsolicited advIce or high-pressure. We have them e e J

Woodward Ave, at Grand CirCUS Park Also In Chscago

__ -_IIS9 WASHINGTONmo IN TNE BOOH lOWER _ -..:':hursday, October 4, 1945 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three .. Pointe's Lone Oasis in Gas School to Hold Good on Both Ends Two Are Injured Desert Goes Suddenly Dry Fall Open House In Auto Accident OPENING FrIday October 12 IS the date Two persons were InJured and of the annual fall Open House at Monday, October 8 Essential Users Share Burden With Other Drivers theIr cars badly damaged early as Grosse Pomte HIgh School ThIs Saturday mormng In an auto Houston Brothers Cease Distribution on Saturday Open House, sponsored by the mobIle aCCIdent on Kercheval Mother s Club and HIgh School IS avenue In Grosse Pomte Farms planned so that parents and John Dalton Peacock of 1262 Grosse Pomte's lone oasIS m the gasolme desert went teachers may have an opportumty Miss Eleanor M, Deuster dry Saturday afternoon and smce then local essential users WhIttIer road had backed out of to meet and dISCUSS varIOUS a dnveway at 480 Kercheval and PERSONAL SECRETARIAL SERVICE have been hard put to It to keep the wheels of theIr motor phases of the students school hfe w~s headmg west when hE' col vehICles turmng All parents are cordIally m~ ll'B.ed head on WIth a car drIven / Houston Brothers' Grosse POInte. vlted to attend and a specIal in by James G Van Assche of 735 GROSSE POINTE BANK BLDG-Room 201 Central SerVIce station at Mau- who were essential In hlS opm- vltatIon IS extended to the parents Roslyn road Van Assche admIt~ mee and FIsher had been desIg- lon, turnmg thumbs down on 279 RIvard Boulevard of students who are new to Grosse ted to Farms PolIce OffIcers Ro Grosse Pomte 30 MIchIgan nated by the umon as the one others The remamder of the POinte HIgh School land and Seelow that he was at place In the Pomte WhICh could time It was up to C D and A fault and agreed to pay for the TUxedo 1 3186 stay open to supply essential 0 Houston to decIde who was Teachers WIll be In theIr class rooms from 8 to 9 p m Follow~ damage It was estImated that drIvers The ordeal proved too entItled to a share of the precI- mg thIS penod of teacher parent each car was damaged to the ex- much for the serVIce statIon ous flUId conferences there WIll be an In- tent of $300 ServIces Include owners As A 0 explamed It 'It got terestmg audItOrIUm pro g ram Both drIvers were taken to On FrIday afternoon a umon so bad we couldn t take It any from 9 15 to 10 p m Cottage HospItal where Dr John BUSinessand SOCial Correspondence representatIve stood by, gIvmg more When we ran out Satul MacKenZIe treated them Pea the thumbs up SIgnal to some day we dldn t re order We were cOck had cuts on both knees Van makmg many enemIes and get- Assche was also cut on both Monthly statements-typed and mar/ed tmg too much abuse" ~ Park Planning knees, three stItches bemg re- Medical legal and statistical typing The shIpments receIved at qUIred to close the wound on the Central SerVIce dldn t last more Group to Meet left one He also suffered a CnstOIll than a few hours each day Lmes broken rib Mimeographing of cars formed as soon as a tank The Park VIllage Planmng Bookkeeplng-Accountl ng truck have In SIght and the sta- CommISSIon WIll have a meetIng Tailors hon personnel pumped fran FrIday nIght, when conSIderation 4 Traffic Cases Notary PubliC hcally until the last drop was WIll be gIven to the report and To Gentlemen gone C D contracted a cold recommendatIon of WIlham L Settled in Court and had to spend tlte week end Potts, TraffIC Engmeer of the You are cordIally mVIted 'to call or In bed MIchIgan AutomobIle Club. Mr phone regarding the serVIces avaIlable One dIsgruntled drIver, turned Potts has been makmg a survey In Park TraffIC Court Wednes- day mornmg Judge Belanger diS Top down by the umon man FrIday, of proposed bus routes In the HOURS 9 00 to 5 00 saId he d he back WIth a gun VIllage, planned partIcularly to posed of the followmg cases He faIled to carry out hIS threat aVOIdbus turns on narrow streets Helen Parker Barr of 21799 Morass road for speedmg on Coats So the Pomte remaIned WIth- Another matter that holds top out a smgle serVIce station open Kercheval on September 22 was prlonty on the agenda of the fmed $10 and $5 costs to serve ec;sentlal users As the Planmng COmlTI1SSIOnIS the dIS- NEWS went to press the word Angel! L RIggs of 4835 Hul- posal of the waste water survey burt, DetrOIt, for not properly was that thmgs mIght be set- that has been In progress for tled at least temporarIly, any backmg out of a drIveway at some tIme m the Park Park 15206 Mack avenue, causmg dam- mmute The gas statIon owners FALL CommISSIOner GIllette who IS ex- age to another car, was fIned $15 were hopeful that they could SUITS offICIOa member of the PlannIng and $5 costs dIrected to recom- get supplIes WIthout too much CommISSIon WIll make a detaIled pense the owner of the other car $50 delay They had been Informed report on the subJect to the VIl- for damages and placed on pro to that once the ban was lIfted the lage CommISSIOners at theIr regu- batron for 30 days dIstributIng trucks would work lar meet111g on October 8 Fred A Meherer, 734 MIddle- $75 day and nIght untIl all statIons The street pavmg and resurw sex, was fmed $10 and $5 costs were supplIed facmg program for the Current for speedmg on Essex on Sep- I~ Other $45 year has been cOJ;l1pleted ThIS tember 21 and $90 Improvement has Involved the J C Flowers of 1308 York- Missing Saw treatment of approxImately 21,2 shIre for not havmg car under Choose from mIles of Vlllage streets Our New control, causIng aCCIdent was Fall Fabrics Starts Fight spared a fme but paId $5 costs placed on 30 days' probatron and dIrected to make restItution to Car Overturns I A fIrst clas~ fIght was staged the owner of the damaged car In Johnme s care at Mack and St ClaIr Monday evenmg by On Lake Shore Pete De Ghesqulere and Jack YOl.lr cherished hard to replace Campbell of Lakepomte and watch deserves the finest care 7.DAY MARSHALL Two cars were damaged Monw Public Library • Let D e Roy s factory trained Mack and 17141 Kercheval res- watch craftsmen restore Its effi.. day In an aCCIdent WhICh occurw ED ISBEY, Grosse Pomte HIgh quarterback, get- SERVICE pectively, who couldn't agree up C1ency All work fully guaran" In tmg set for a TD pass. Although Ed dIdn't score vIa the teed on the whereabouts of a mISS red front of St Paul S Church Has New Hours & O'CONNOR on Lake Shore road aerial route, he dId mtercept a Ferndale pass and (Scotland T atlors Co.) Ing saw The polIce took them to the Mathelda Koseckl of 369 Chal scampered 35 yards for hIS teams' second touchdown The Grosse Pomte PublIc LIw 4143 E JEFFERSON polIce statIon to cool off and dIS fonte, attemptIng to make a left m the fadmg mmutes to put the first game of the season, brary announces new hours of mIssed them later WIth the m turn from the west bound lane for the Blue DevJ!s, on Ice last Saturday, openmg begmnmg October 1 II~ mto the east bound one, pulled In LEnox JunctIon to settle theIr dlfferw PIcture by Fred Runnells. The Mam LIbrary, 1548Q Ker- ences as they pleased but m less front of a Ford statIOn wagon cheval avenue WIll be open from ~-~~ 5344 dnven by WIllIam Barocchl of r publIc plaC'es 10 a m to 9 pm The CIty Branch II 20779 Mack avenue, Grosse POInte 700 CadIeux road WIll be open 1 ClaSSlfledAds Brmg Results' Woods The statIon wagon Jump Rotarians' Guest Speaker from 12 30 to 9 pm 16401 E. WARREN. CORNER AUDUBON ed the curb as Barocchl trIed to t - Grand IlIver 22085 Michigan aVOId the crash, and turned over ODD FACT In Redford Irl W Dearborn Farms Pollce OffIcers Crooks Raps British Rule in India TOJo HItler MIlls was the name and Beaupre Investigated the ae gIven a Negro baby born last cldent and served reckless drl'- The guest speaker dt the cultural and rac a1 dashes whIch January In North Carolma After vmg tIckets on both drIvers for Grosse Pomte Rotary club on arIse In IndIa are seemmgly m- V-E Day, hIS parents changed It Use Our Classified Ads! Get Results! (j)aneinj}&bses theIr appearance In court on Monday was Dr Nur M MalIk soluble.~ Octoher 10 of 585 E Grand Boulevard, De • • • Damage was esllmaled at $75 trOlt Dr Mahk 15 a natIve of Next week s speaker at the to each car NOW FORMING IndIa, but has been a reSIdent Rotary club WIll be Huhert S of the Umted States for the LIang, of Nanchang, Kiangsl past 20 years Chma, carryIng out the club S Will Honor Ford He gave an informal and purpose of gammg all of the most lnterestmg dISCUSSIOn of InformatIon pas sIb 1e In thIS , the people of hIS natIve Inroa, period bearIng on our mcreasmg With Exhibition mtImacy WIth the Onent treatIng on the manners and cus- A natIonally famous eXhlbltIon toms, but saId lIttle regardmg the current polItical problems Empty barrels make the most of AmerIcan modern archItec nOIse whIch beset hIS country He ture, entItled - BUllt In USA', made It clear, however that he wIll be on dIsplay at the DetrOIt IS no champIon of BrItIsh rule InstItute of Arts for a month there He seemed to hold that Custom begInnIng Saturday, Oct 6 WIth polItICal freedom gamed It IS commg to DetrOlt as a for IndIa, all of the other Issues Millinery memorial to the late Edsel B WhIch plague hIS country would vamsh He apparently holds that Custom made hats also hat re Ford through the courtesy of the modeling cleaning and blOCkIng the bamshment of the BrItIsh Gall NIagara 0816 tor appoint Museum of Modern Art In New from there would prove the ment York Ford, former preSIdent of panacea for all of Its Ills IRENECRICHTON the CIty of DetrOIt Arts Com At the same tIme he acknowl 72 Lakeview mISSIOn, also was an offICIal of edged repeatedly In the course Grosse Pointe Farms thlS New York museum of hIS remarks that many of the * * * * * * ,* * * * *

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Expert Instruction PRIVATEOR CLASS • QualIty in Topcoats, like Instruchons in all phases of the dance In a school de- character in men, goes deeper than Signed, constructed and dedlcaiJed to the Art of the surface. These Fall arrivals show DanCing Truly a school of dignity and dIStinction a school of the highest standing Indance culture Endorsed what we mean. In fine tweed and I by the DanCingMasters of America Chicago ASSOCia- homespun topcoatings, heli'eare coats I tion of DanCingMasters an dthe DanCingMasters of of enduring good taste for gentle. Michigan II BALLROOM CLASS SCHEDULE men of discernment. Personalized, of course, by our precision fitting I Advanced High SchoolClass-Wednesday, ~ to 10 p m. I Beginners High School CI.ss- Thursd.y, 8 to lOp m. m.ethods. From 45,00 Beginners Junior Class-Frid.y, 7 to 8 30 p.m•• Adv.nced Junior CI.ss-Frid.y, 8 30 to lOp m. , Adult CI.ss-T u.sd.y, 8 30 to 9 30 p.m. $29.50 I, plus taxes I I WHALING'S I RklNE footwear, fifth floor A~NPr MeHJ. %'etU * 6!711J~ I S~....OO.. 01:' 'DANCE I 7iO ALTERROAD LEnox3837 13. ~1r:t3r:Le(). i~ WOODWARD AT STATE I Thursday, October 4, 1945 Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS As a last reque$t, gIve the rest of the reasons why DetrOlt and of us a break and don t blame Wayne County went over the top us for somethmg we had no part In the natIonal dnve Grosse Pointe News m We are trymg to make a good SIncerely, Gr GS" e"UI' reputatlon for our school, so HAL G TRUMP, PUBLISHED EVERY THURl>DAYBY THE ABBE PRESS, INC dont always look for the bad ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROIT WESTWARD PUbllCIty ChaIrman TIll Can OFFICES IN THE PUNCH AND JUDY BUILDING thmgs a mInority of the stu~ GROSSE POINTE FARMS 30 MICHIGAN lE1tS\sser tint!iGIl1l" dents do, look to the average Salvage CommIttee A. PRYOR person and say I guess I wasn t Phone TUxedo 2.6900 34..... being exactly faIr II Three Trunk Lmes The followmg was sent to us by a local 'tippler' who hoped SIncerely, Crowds and Member Mlchlgan Press Ass nand NatIonal EdItorial Ass'n. he d flOd a few sympathetlc readers Any resemblance of thOught' BARBARA SCHMITKE PSI wrJte thlS 1n behalf of (lIVIng or dead) of thIS colummst, are purely COInCIdental Tuberculosis ROBERTB EDGAR...EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGLR ihe students of Gros,e PolOte By FRED M KOPP, R Ph MARK K EDGAR,..... •• EDITORIAL WRITER "The horse and mule Iwe thirty years High School The crowds of people who A. PRY'OR..•...••_ EDITOR, WOMEN'SNPAAGERS And nothmg know of wme and beers; MAT'llHEWM GOEBEL • • . ADVERTISING MA GE fill to overflowlng busses JANE SCHERMERHORN SOCIETY The goat and sheep at twenty d.. To the EdItor street cars tr.;tms factories MADGEMORTIMER •WANT ADS and CIRCULATION And never taste of scotch or rye; I have been adVIsed that the and stores these days Include volunteer effort for all salvage many who WIll become car MARY' JEANNE MURPHY ACCOUNTS The cow e/rmks water by the ton ners of tuberculOSIS germs And at .,ght " mostly done. actIVItIes WIll cease after Sept FULLY PAID CIRCULATION 30 Naturally both Terry Bannan ror those germs are caught' SubscriptIon Rata $200 Per Year by Mall. All News and The dog at fifteen cashes m and carrIed and often dlS" W,thout the a,d of rum or gmJ and I are sort of glad to be reO. ttlbuted to others hefore the Advertlsmg Copy Must Be m The News OffICe by heved of thIS salvage Job How~ dIstrIbutors are eVen aware Wednesday Noon to ObtaiD InsertlOD That Week The cat m mtlk and water soaks ever, we do want to express to th.v had contracted the dI- And then ... twelve short years It croaks, Entered as second.class matter at the post offIce, DetrOIt, you our SInCere appreCIatIon of sease MichIgan,under the Act of March 3, 1897 The modest, sober, bone.dry hen the cooperation WhICh you have For a long perIOd of tIme Lays eilgs for 'nogs' then d.. s at ten. given to the Tn'>.Can Salvage ef- the germs may lodge un known m your system, and All an'mals are strtctlJ dry ••• fort SInce we started several years ago Accord.1ngto all the undiscovered untIl a phYSI- They s less I,ve and sw'ftly d.. ; clan!s exammatlon rev e a 1s Greenberg's Swat But s ful, g"'ful, rum-soaked men figures that we can obtalO, De- Jour bodIly reSIstance had There IS reJolcmg m the CIty of the StraIts and through. SMvwe for threescore years and ten. trOIt and Wayne County have decreased to a pomt where out all Wolvermeland over the mIghty swat of Hank the And some of us , •• the m'ghty few , • lead m Tm Can Salvage Ton. the presence of the germs IS Qreat WhICh landed the AmerIcan League Pennant for the nage dlscernable Keep drutkutg 't,ll we're nut.ty two." You WIll be mter.sted in A ph:;Slca1 check-Up once DetrOIt team. • • • knowing that dur1ng the tIme or tWIce a year IS a very BegInUlng Wednesday the ordInary processes of CIVIllIfe At a recent dinner party, we sat next to a foreign gent and theSe campaIgns were betng car- senSIble precautIon To neg- here In DetrOIt, and scarcely less In the WIndy metropolIS, got on the subject of generat10ns of 'name-changing' He told us rIed on, the people of DetrOItand lect ,uch a ,af.guard to will stand In abeyance untll the great questIOn IS settled that In Europe, one pays a fee to have hiS nlUlleehsnged , , • de. Wayne county saved and pre- health IS to expose not only In addItIon to completely monopolIzmg the attentIOn of the par.d 19,394tons of tln cans The yourself but those WIth whom pending of eourse upon what country he is in. H. went on to you corne In contact. should baseball world, mIllIons of persons who durIng the baseball relate the most am&ling change he'd eVer heard of. A peor little detlnning plants Were able to you be the uhconSCIOUS car- season scarcely knew the standmg of the sixteen clubs that man bol'1l in Germany, was named Moisha PisM.,. something produce from thE'lfJecans approxi- TIer of the germs Cafe • SeeMS an agent was mately 400000 pounds of pure comprise the major leagues, WIll watch scoreboards and trymg to sell a talklng horse act whose origin Isn't very complimentary, When he was a grown When medlcme to destroy read hot extras WIth an aVIdIty that WIll for the duratIOn tln, to say nothing of tho steel germs IS needed your doc. New York to Monte Proser of the Copsea .. man, he moved to England • . • had a little material suecess atld scrap tonnage obtained from the tor III prescrIptIon must be of the world serIes crowd events m Germany and Japan bana 4 Not saId Proser, changed his name to Morris FISher. When he reaehed mlddle.age, cans atter the tin was removed filled WIth drugs pure fresh far into the background, And several mIllIon. young Ameri- "talkmg horses are old ' • be settled down in Paris and subsequently became •• Maurice; So you see thst your effort 10 and of needed potency 4Dh , mSIsted the agent; llthIS This is the 69th ot a serre. of l!:dl cans stlll m far lands WIll haunt radIO statlons carrymg Cavaleade Marquis de la Fontaine. behalf of the Tm Can Salvage torta advel'tii!lements appearing in one IS different He 11 stand In was a dlSt1nctconttlbuhon to the t~la PA'pfr broadcasts from the homeland. By LOUIS SOBOL • • • (Copyright) Halik Greenberg's home run In the dramatIc nmth also the mIddle of your fioor and tell In one of the Sunday dallIes, a pICtOrIal sectIon was devoted war effort Indeed It was on. Jokes about Joe E LeWIS' ••• bas an' economIC sIgmficance that WIll not be overlooked THOUGHTS AT RANDOM' • • • to So series of pIctures captIoned The Human SIde of Holly- h:v the prudent merchants and hotel keepers of the battlIng wood" °ThIS mtelligence .shov.. S us the :followmg • Clark Gable I guess you mIght say these When the war begal1! we o:ffer~ Gross. Pomte's Own Conservatory eltles, days m Japan where there s ed a serIes of defimtIons of Mr gettmg about the studIO on hIS own motorcycle and actually bemg All we need now is plenty of gss and an open road smoke there s MacArthur scorn AmerIcan SoldIer • Now we snapped talking to a studio mechamc'" It shows us Ella Teaehin« PilUlo Violin, Voice llnd Theory throughout the whole great mIddle west basm to fIll the cup cob pIpe • By the way, was suggest some on Mr Returnee Rames bemg human by pettmg a dog. . then we have Bmg ~~, ENROLLMENT NOW of happmess to overawing and let the best team wm. there ever a more dramatlc He hopes Uncle Sam WIll Crosby being rIght down to earth readmg the Racmg Form entrance than the General s when remam on hIS toes to guard Other hu:tnan' forms taken were lIttle Margaret 0 BrIen takIng he stepped off the plane onto that agamst the Jap on knpes He -1-> arIthmetIc lessons (In a speCIal tral1er Just for her to take lessons r:\~ FALL TERM Jap aIrfield • What s happemng 1m t too anxlOus to feed the faces Instrt1ctbms for Beginners to the SOCIal Ol'der~DaVld Du- of those who made our flIers lose In) and Charles Boyer playing chess WIth Humphrey Bogart was i'l~ AdvancM and Adult Students Oceans of Oil another 'human' shot that makes us feel good all over THINK of Members of the faculty mclude Leona The old EmpIre wlthll;t an EmpIre cry that used to be bmsky, the Common People s theIr heads He s agaInst the I r- f Hahnke and Theresa Noll B M. fnend rIght there In the snooty Idea that what he won In thIS It , • , they ACTUALLYDO these thmgs ••• just lIke you and US' For Appointment and Piano Nicholas Gorogusl and Hans levelled against the Ku Klux Klan m the days when that Additional Information Beck Vlohn Elsie Knack and Mildred Cub Room, bold as bra'3s' war is the prIVIlege of :footing ~.. . Knaggs Voice PhOne :A.egll1trl1t's eUie. malodoro/ls and unlamented orgamzatIOn held sway. had I understand Robert Hannegan, the MIs for the defeated. . He One of the larger drugstores that does extensIve mdio ad- All have had extensive trammg both nothmg on the current cIrcumstance of umon representatIves Lllnox 2893 here and abroad Some are associated who handles the first class malls, knows the dIscharge button In hIS 1fertislOll'••• has be... plugging a pulp book lately, called (we WIth the DetrOit Symphony and all .tandmg at gas statIons and dIctating who should have gas was In a huddle at Toots Shor 5 lapel is really a great feather In Leona Hahnk., DIrector ate affilIated WIth State and National think) "Atomic Energy It According to the ad blurbs .... this (Concert Pianist) Music Organizations of note and who should not. WIth John Powers, who handles hIS cap ., He hopes the :first book reveals the secrets of atomIC enerty. MY my. We'd been first class females I made thmg any future dICtator ever t ThIngs have come to a pretty pass when all users of given understand thIS was Mr. Truma.n's secret and one which that one up, no doubt • Sgt gets from us In place of appease~ to Bas, WhICh mcludes practlcally the entIre popUlatIon of the he would dIvulge only at the proper lIme atld to the proper people UnIted States, must stand humbly by and awaIt the ponder- Brodenck CraW"ford ought to be ment IS a speedy ultlm atom back m CIVVIes now.. Some Win someone please advise Washington that these secrets: are now ous deCISIOnof a labor representatIve as to whether or not Carl Erhe, part owner and Idea of what confronts our de- publICIst for the ZanzIbar, has On sale for 79 cents •• , and that they had better take care lest they may have a httle gas, mobIlIzed heroes Col Herbert been wrItmg some IntrIgumg ads RUSSIasend a representatIve to Detroit to bUy the book atld foll 13219E. JEFF'ERSON, at Beaconsfield GROSSE POINTE Here m Grosse Pomie Monday a merchant. de,j'perately Butch Morgan, WIth three solId for the costly new show •• He our well laId plans? ... dmg gas for hIS trucks to bring III produce from the rows of nbbons and decoratlons now calls hImself "MinIster of • • • wholesale mart and delIver It to hIS customers, IS turned a proved executlve who has had Propaganda' • InCIdentally, We w1sh to take umbrage (whatever THAT is) WIth a recent f*********************************************ll-*" down whIle a pretty woman whose needs were probably as many as 8 500 men under hIm among the cleverest, when It nothmg more urgent than a convement method of gettmg a was offered a Job WIth a certam comes to puttmg words together letter in Mr Bmgay s column, from a woman who complaIned aIr transport company at the about the drearmess of soap operas In the first place, the woman i GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP. i for hIS proJects IS BIlly Rose leIsurely haIrdo has her request to "fill 'er up" complIed ~ ANDREW L. MALOTT, President ~ WIth WIth alacrity from a smirkmg umon guardIan of the stupendous' salary of $225 a who has learned the fine art of quoted an entIre plot from several soap serIals • an ImpOSSIble month r However, he was makmg hIS advertIsements con- feat unless she d been llstemng to them for an interrtJ.1nably long tommon welfare able to laugh It off-there s a bId vmcmg, homey messages to the F.H.A. MORTGAGEE Second only to food, the right to obtam gas for hIS m- tIme It takes about four days for an actor, after he opens the door m from another company- publIc •• The Monte Carlo calls to a room, to get INSIDE the room • • • 150 she couldn't have 'nd dIVldual transportatlon holds first PrIOrIty WIth the average salary $25 000 per annum plus ex my attentIon to the fact that two gotten all that dope In one sIttmg cltlzen If it's to be had he wants It, and qUIckly If It IS penses when and If he cares to of Its employees are former show In the second place she claIms that shut ms, fer instance MORTGAGE CORRESPONDENT available at all And there are lIterally oceans of gas m leave the army people-Rose Dugan, the mght FOR thIS country or at least of the hqUId goid from whIch It IS • • • telephone operator, once rlayed don t want to lrsten to heart rendmg scenes all day long... nor dIstIlled The real reason we got gas so qUIckly the moment Maybe the trouble WIth dem n the SIlent mOVIes WIth Ralph do they want to hear about sudden death, hOspital cases etc Am t Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. the pressmg needs of the war passed, was because all and ocracles IS that they IDS st on Ince and Betty Blllmsgley the ihe lady ever heard that mIsery hkes company? We dare say a rullng conquered countne::. WIth purchasmg agent SIster m~law of lot at people who are havmg tough luck In the world are mIghty au tWldl for mortgage. oJl its derIvatives accumulated 10 fast there waS not suffICIent the Golden Rule-mstead of the the Stork Club owner, IS a Itorage space avaIlable to care for the flood of all and gas glad to know that they aren't the only ones who ~re In fact Iron Hand. • Mark Hanna the former Zlegfeld gIrl and speCIal- they d probably want to strangle the SCrIpt wrIter Who bleated APARTMENTS AND STORES that pours forth day and mght from the tankers, the pIpe llterary agent, and the Harold ty dancer. every day about sweetness and hght a.nd for both hnes and the refmerIes The very day the 011workers' strIke Gumzbergs, of Vlkmg Press, • • • Take the cast of "Portia Faces LIfe" ••• a program WIthout Itarted there were 2,000,000 barrels of 011 and Its products have been plannmg a pIcmc for Jerry LeWIS is comp1hng a FHA and Ordinary Mortgage. on ranging from crude OIl to 100 octane gas m the two 24' and two weeks • So they got theIr book of poker stones Here's whIch we d rather not face hfe PortIa has been gomg through 20" parallel lines that constItute the BIg Inch between lunches together, plIed mto a one he :may have for the askmg hell for years •• and while we know It's {Just a radIO program' ~ RESIDENCES ~ Beaumont, Texas, and the final dIstrIbutIOn statlon in south rowboat near the publlsher 5 When SamtatlOn CommIs~ we lIke to thInk that mayb. ther. are people in such a fil< Mak;s estate at Stony Brook-and 20 up feel better •.• nasty thmg that we arel eastern Pennsylvama. SlOuer WIlham F Carey was a i IN WAYNE, OAKLAND, AND MACOMB COUNTIES i feet from shore, that boat plumb young bUIldmg contractor jn Can~ These quantItIes of potentIal gas, generally known to the sank to the bottom WIth the ada, he and a few fellow Wykeham for two colleges he * 411 GRISWOLD STMET RA 9800 ". people, leaves them m no humor to patlently awaIt the c~n- lunches and the drmks and the engmeers had a weekly game of * ". founded many years ago In Eng- ~i

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I Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 4, 1945 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes Saturday -Wedding From Another Pointe Short And To The Pointe For JoAnn Macleod of View ANNE CATHERINE ERKFITZ, THOMAS E PARRISH, USNR IS at Pearl Harbor by (daughter of DR AND MRS AR- Mrs. Ralph Henry Bastien, Jr. • • • Afternoon Ceremony in Grosse Pointe Memorial Will Unit. Jane Schermerhorn THUR W ERKFITZ of East Jefferson avenue, has left for VacatIonmg 10 southern Call Pointe Girl and William E. Heffenaur of Kitchner, Onto Goucher College In Baltimore, forma lS MRS JAMES MOT- SCHALL of RossIter drIve Wh,le dashmg from one weddmg shower to another Intermingled with the holly berries of the Christmas season Md where she has entered the thlS week, JoAnn MacCleod, daughter of Mrs Burns Mae- freshman class • • • this year ••• w,lI be orange blossoms ••• Out at the U S Manne Station Cleod, of Washmgton road, IS hopmg for sunny skIes Satur- For Betty Crapo ••• and her f,.nce ••• Major Robert B. • • • By way of a farewell flmg m Oceanslde C.l LIEUT WAL day when she becomes the bride of Wllham Hefl'enaur, son Klemann USAAF of Washington, D. C .••• for the1r son, BILL, who w111 TER D WAGONER lS anllClpat of Mr. and Mrs WIlham F Hefl'enaur, of Kltchner, Ont The eng.gement was announced last Saturday by Betty's launch hIS Army career Oct 12 mg that forthcommg leave for a The young couple WIll repeat. par.nts ••• the Wilham W. Crapos ••• at a cockt.,1 party in the" MR AND MRS ROBERT M very special reason He IS anx their vows In Grosse Pomte Mem~ On hand were Gerry Shep- home ••• which was followed by a dlnn~r party at the Country DRYSDALE, of Balfour road IOUSto meet hIS new ltttle daugh~ onal Church at 4 30 pm before stone Barbara SmIth, GeorgIa ter, who arrIved Sept 19 WhIle Club ••• have taken the1r youngest to the Rev FrancIs Glazebrook Dereeck, Betty Martz, Frances the lIeutenant IS S'€!rvmgas chap- J oAnn has asked Frances Har~ V,tal statistics' B.tty attended Liggett and V.ssar and is a Washmgton and V1rgm1a Beacll HarrIS, VIAnn Merranaman, Another son, LIEUT ROBERT lam of the OceansIde base MRS IS to be her mald of honor and Rosemary Nuehng and Mary Ann m.mber of Sigma Gamma ••• she was introduced to sOCiety at DRYSDALE, JR, USNR, lS on WAGONER and small WALTER Charleen Ward to serve as Reynolds a tea last Decem b.r ••• the West coast after two years have been makmg theIr h,ome bndesmald Attendmg Mr Ref Malor Klemann is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter In the South PacIflc He and hIS WIth her parents, MR AND fenaur Will 1;>eKenneth Holtz, of H. Klemann of Antigo, WISC.••• uncle, COL WALTER DRYS MRS CHARLES A PARCELLS Kltchner, as best man and Henry of RIvard boulevard Verhnde and Patnck Hummel, of Edmund Lunkens A BUSY ARMY CAREER DALE, of San FrancIsco, ar.e • • • For the past eighteen months ••• Malor KI.m.nn has been managmg seSSIons of deep sea Kitchner, as ushers fIShmg between mflltary duties After a 60 day leave here In Frances lallnched pre~nuphal secr.tary of the Joint Logistics Planning Committee of Comb,n.d the Pomte LT COL PHELPS Visit Mrs. Backus • • • parties WIth a mIscellaneous Some heart ..warmlng Chiefs of Staff in Wa,nington ••• THE GEORGE P CAULKINS lIlEWBERRY, USAAF, reported famlly shower m her McKmley road reUnIons are m progress out at He served in the ChIMa-Burma-lnd,a Theater of war for two household on RIvard boulevard, to Fort Shendan, III The col home last week Guests were 15 back to normal after a fort~ onel spent hIS leave WIth MRS Mrs StandIsh Backus' Laka years as a bomber pilot ••• members of JoAnn s soronty Shore road home And for 10 months ••• was ex.cu!tve officer of the Ch,n.se. n1ght of fam1ly reUnIons Top NEWBERRY m theIr Cloverly Kappa Tau A bouquet of whIte guest was ENSIGN J 0 H N road home Mrs Backus herself has Just American Opera!tonal TraIMing Unit at Karachi, India ••• mums and a mInIature spnnklmg returned from a season at WInd- CAULKINS, USNAC, who has • • • can centered the buffet table MRS. HENRY AND DAUGHTER HERE Back m theIr Lake Shore road chff her summer place In Man- b'een transferred from Norfolk, Next on the list of festIVIties Visitors in town are Mrs W,ck H.nry ••• and her daught.r Va to Grosse Ile H1S SIster, reSIdence are MR AND MRS chester Mass Her daughter •• LAWRENCE D BUHL who was last Saturday s mIscellaneous Mrs Edmund P Lunken and son, ••• Joan ••• who have both be.n busy the p.st m.ny, m.ny MRS REX M LAMB JR, came shower engmeered by Betty up from Mt Vernon 0 wIth her summered at Harbor Pomte Edmund, Mrs Edward H Jewett months working as nurses' aides ••• Among theIr guests were theIr Martz, daughter of Mr and Mrs II and her sons, Harry and Mrs. Henry was in D.n.s, T.x.s ••• and Jo.n worked .t the two youngsters WENDY and H E Martz of Washmgton road MARY McNAUGHTON, and son m law and daughter, MR Neddy of Lapeer, MICh, and hospit.1 in P.lms Sprtng, C.hf .••• AND MRS SHERMAN MIT The novel table decoratIOns Mrs Backus' daughter m law, MR LAMB Jomed the fesllvlty featured a small whIte church Mrs. Henry .nd Jo.n .re with Mr•• nd Mrs Ch.rles Be.cher later last week CHELL, and theIr youngsters Mrs StandIsh Backus, Jr, and SUZIE and MICHAEL, of Clov and weddmg proceSSIOn, com- small VIrgInIa, are also back Crouse of Prov.nc.1 ro.d (and incld.nt.lly the C's should be re- • • • plete WIth bnde, bndegroom turning .ny m,nute from the East where they took d.ughter, Ann) MRS GEORGE M ENDICOTT, erly road from the East • • • bndesmalds and flower gIrl The newest famIly arqval 11 Among the p.rtie. which h.ve feted Mrs. Henry w•• the of Mernweather road, feted a Laden WIth gaIly~wrapped group of fnends at a luncheon CPL BARTON C WOOD lS MaJ Lunken, whose release fram Sund.y night .upp.r .t the L,ttle Club ••• when Mr•• nd Mrs. busy agam at the SIgnal Corps packages were Mrs Luck Marks the USAAF nets hIm a clvlhan In her home Tuesday noon A JoAnn s aunt, Mrs John Ward Garl Melchers Stroh were ho.t •••• seSS10nof brIdge completed the EngmoeerIng Laboratory at Fort status agam The maJor has fIve In .bout a fortnight moth.r and d.ughter w,lI le.v. for S.n Monmouth N J, followmg hIS and her daughter, Charleen Mrs years of active duty to hIS credIt, day s entertamment Margaret Durham, the bnde S Franci.co ••• wh.re they will .p.nd the Wint.r •••• on ••• • • • recent furlough here WIth hIS 26 months of them m the Canal MISS PRISCILLA ANN MacDOWELL, daughter parents the B D WOODS of grandmother Mable and EUnIce Zone WORLD SERIES TIME AGAIN Former Pomters MR AND Durham Mrs DaVId Merver MRS LOUIS D BOLTON were of Mrs Eleanor MacDowell of Burns avenue, was mar- RIvard boulevard Mrs Wood Mrs Backus Jr stopped here Anyone who even hv•• in Detro,t (home of the TIGERS) the recent guests of the1r son ried Saturday to Mr Bashen the son of Mr and Mrs returned from a month at MIS Mrs WIlham Nemacheck, Fran for a few days before gOlng on ces HarrIS, Mrs Vincent Cramp 9oe. through World Series p.ng •••• and daughter In law, the JACK H. Bashen of 66 Sunnmgdale drive, Grosse Pomte Shores SlOn House on Mackmac Island to her home In WashIngton last You know ••• the old friend from Walla W.II. who remem. BOLTONS, of BIshop road Be P,cture by Preston Sweet Just In time to welcome her son ton, Mrs Steven Galano, Mrs L week She IS lookIng for LIeut. Ioers you .fter 50 y•• rs and wonders if you could get him !tcket. fore returmng to her MansfIeld • • • SmIth, Mrs Damel Cromn and Cmdr Backus from the PaCIfIC Ga home, Mrs Bolton stopped After spendmg hIS fIrst leave Joan, Mrs J Franklyn SlaVIk, by Chnstmas for the .eries! ••• chaIrman of the DetrOlt chapter expectatlOn of LIEUT JONES after a year of PaCIfIc duty WIth and Mrs Charles Hartman Completmg the famlly's mlli. You can im.gine what m.mbers of the te.m-owning Brigg. In Philadelphla to greet her son Mrs Lambe wIll leave for the m law and daughter, LIEUT release from actIve duty In the hIS parents the JOSEPH- L Another group of JoAnn's tary roster, Mrs Backus' son~ln. family mu.t .uffer ••• RIO Grande Valley In Texas thIS USAAF thIS month Betty and HICKEYS, of Edgemont park, frIends gathered m the home of law and daughter, Lleut Col. CMDR AND MRS DUANE month. J A careful ch.ck .t the W. De.n Robinson home, however, BEAM, who are plannmg to set • • • the chIldren summered at the LIEUT (J g) EDWARD J HICK. Charleen Ward on Washmgton and Mrs Alfred L Marks, and !>rought the encouraging n.w. that this y•• r Ilf. w.s ••• ier ••• He In the Pomte when the com J L Ranch of hIS people the EY, III, headed for Portland, road Monday evening to shower eIght month-old Robm, keep III The fame of the TIedeman SIB LLOYL P JONES Her brother, Ore the !mt the bnde-to-be WIth gIfts for her touch WIth Pomte activIt V from and everyone mu.t by now re.h.e th.t even the owners of • mander IS released from hIS ters on the SmIth College cam HOSPITAL APPRENTICE l/c (Conllnued on Page 8) kItchen theIr home In Orlando, Fla pennant winning ba •• b.1I team CAN'T do much about gett,ng Naval hospItal dulles pus has 'been extended thIS fall world •• rie. ticket •••• feel lucky that they themselv.. have • • • by the addlllon of SARA TIEDE Here last week were CAPT MAN to the duo of MARY AND ticket •••• AND MRS ROGER MORRIS NELLE TIEDEMAN Nelle 1$ Mr. and Mrs. Robinson ioined her p.rent., Mr .nd Mrs. who were the center of much already In the East vlsltmg her W.lter O. Brigg. in their box at Brigg. St.d,um for the Detroit merry makmg In the Dyar lane pal, BARBARA HAENSCHEN, ~ames ••• and also in the box were Mrs. W Deen RobInson ••• home of her parents, MR AND of Norwalk, Conn Entermg SAKS FIFTH AVENIJE Mr. and Mrs. W.lter O. Brigg. Jr •••• Mrs. Ever.1I E FlSh.r ••• MRS HARRINGTON E WAL SmIth WIth Sara WIll be ELLIE Second at Lothrop Mrs. Ph,lip A. Hart Jr ••••• nd Mr•• nd Mrs. Ch.rl.s T. FISher KER Capt Morns 1S stahoned BUELL and PAT JEROME The at Mayo General Hosp1tal m gIrls are the daughters of MR Jr.••• Galesburg, III WILL ATTEND CHICAGO GAMES AND M~S CARSTEN TIEDE- • • • MAN, of Kenwood road The Robiiill'uib .,.,'Ilsch& tl- s "",ask and to ;;;,u,s..d ~LaCL.'cagc Curren"{; In ttle PU1Il~e dlt::: :MR games with Mr. and Mrs Brtggs ••• AND MRS H M GRIFFITHS • • • of Scranton Fa, guests of theIr Makmg the long trek from Los Also gl,mpsed .t the opener w.re Mr and Mrs Georg. O. Angeles th1S week will be MRS John.ton With M.ry .nd Georg. Jr •••• Th.odore D Buhl ••• son In law and daughter MAJ AND MRS CHARLES JONES C HENRY HABERKORN III And Mr. and Mrs. Ern•• t We" of Weirton who w.re With of Neff road Honormg Mrs and her chIldren, HARRY and Mr. and Mrs. George R. Fink ••• Gnfflths, MRS F W PARKER SUSAN They wlll stop WIth And who are gu •• ts at the Fink reside~ce in CloverlY road arranged an afternoon tea m her her parents, the HENRY E Washmgton road home, and BEYSTERS, of Kensmgton road during the game •••• LIEUT (J g) HABERKORN Is BUHLS GIVE FAMILY DINNER MRS JAMES TRUDELL JR fol- lowed through WIth a second tea based on the coast And .eeing Mr. Buhl ••• remind. u•••• that Mr. and Mrs. plftty • • • Buhl will be ho.ts this Saturday evening ••• • • • WIth 14 months' duty m the In their R,dge road home ••• at • family dinner party ••• The McKmley place resIdence ETO to hIS credIt CAPT WIL- of MRS JOHN B FORD was LIAM HENRY DRISHLER lS to celebrate Mr. Buhi'. return home .fter hi••• rv'ce a. Lieut. back m the States. He and Commander in the U. S. Nevy ••• the scene of a lovely luncheon thankmg MRS RAYMOND G Mrs DrIshler were guests of hon~ Gu •• t. will include: LAMBE for her excellent work or at a recent afternoon gather- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Buhl ••• Mr. and Mrs. C. H.nry a S VIce chaIrman of the Red mg In the home of MR AND Buhl ••• Mrs. Arthur H. Buhl Sr•••• Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Cross staff aSSIstants and volun MRS ANDREW CARNEGIE, of Arthur H. Buhl Jr ••• reer secretary to Mrs Ford, VIce Westchester road Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fre.m.n Smith ••• Dr•• nd MrS. • • • The Red Cross Home Nu"mg MRS FRANCIS JONES WIth Staw.rt Hudson ••• and Mrs. AII.n Sheld.n ••• Standard Course WIll begm her babIes NORMAN and ELIZ Mrs. Henry Buhl i. ju.t home from the E.st ••. having closed Wednesday, October 10 In the ABETH LLOYD, IS bldmg her her home in East H.mpton •••• nd depo.ited h.r chik.dee., Grosse Pomte Board of EducatIOn tlme at the home of her parents Lydi. and young Henry, in the" respective .chool •••• BUlldmg at 1 15 p m Call Ca- MR AND MRS CHESLIE E dlllac 3900 for enrollment PARRISH, of Hlllcrest road, m ABOUT HOUSES-TRAFFiC-AND GEMS Didiuno: Nugent Munro home ••• and heve taken a home on E•• t Jeffer. Th.t Mr. end Mrs. R.y John.ons will move from the George son avenue? ••• Th.t th.re was much more b,cycle tr.ffic at the Pointe this p•• t w.ek what With the .chool set pedalling to thelt lesson. (.chool busses were fresh out of ga.) ••• Th.t one of the Pornte'. h.ught,est matron. we.rs pearl. from the Five and T.n Cent .tore7 •••

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LeBrun Off Ha i Kid-Bits -I % For Home in East N Quite ~lIIl1l1l11ll1l1ll11lll1l11l1l11l11l1ll1lll1l1llmlllll I The WIlliam Lloyd Beamers ex r by BARB MOLYNEAUX bade farewell to a well seasoned traveller when Mrs Beamer s Harvest Moon Gala to Take Place Saturday Evening With Contrary lf Madame Lutk has been kmd mother M" W,llIam LeBtull Farm and Garden Produce of Members in to you and we hopl!!~he ha.s, you .set out for her home In SYJ:Bcuse may all be able to read this You N Y Sunday Feature Display The Renaissance of the Lady ,e. la't w... k end was '000000 The LeBrulls reached the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club s big Harvest Moon Feshval POInte after flymg 18000 miles scheduled for thiS commg SatUlday evenmg Oct 6 promises bU'y Lat. get .pec,fic tho and from South America where they Stranger Than Fiction File a bountiful dIsplay of farm and garden produce raised by see what kept you k'ds poppm had remamed eIght mop.t~s Mr by mary madISon $0 fast LeBrun proceeded to Syracuse members, as well as a rolhckmg dmmg and dancmg party. I The varIety of farm eXhIbits. hat about the biggest thing a faw days ahood of hIS w,fe I They had .topped .n routa ,n will brmg a homespun note to Barrett Henry Hopkes Ml's Otto Twenty Amer1can Beauty rosts are posmg like long that happened around G PitS GPYC s usually sophIstIcated at Lundell, Mrs Gustav van Rels, stemmed models in the vast crystal bowl, honormg the Winter Park. Fla to gr@et Mro \\ as the S A dance Saturday Beamer's SIster, Mrs EdWIn J n1osphere, and In the matter of Mrs E C Baumgarten, V R Twentieth Anmversar'y nf that perfectIOnlst of custom mte The theme of the dance was House and Maj Gan Hou<€ who dress It s to be come-as you DePetns Harlow C Stahl and deslgners-Mrs WIlham Rust P,erce In the showrooms m VarSIty Hop All around the wa. statiolled at Selfridge Fiald pl~ase-e1ther formal or mformal the commIttee members The Women's C1ty Club, her guests from Grosse Pointe are walls were pIctures of guys WIth before thc war Mr and Mra George T On the fun and frolIc SIde, Keefe, the Co-ChSlrrncl..ll m dInner WIll be served Franken .. bhthly enJoymg themselves-as always more m the mood tenms racket In hand or a basket An .,r-ma,l lettar recently de- o I of frIends than customers And thmkmg once more how ball-all the famous .port, (l) lIvered to thelt GrOSSe Pomta charge of the whole aHalr have muth ::.tyle at 8 pm and danc .. arranged that dmner and: danc ing WIll be flom 9 untIl 2 a m Mrs PIerce's magnehc charm has always made her estab- of the Varsity Club Load' of bOUlevard home conveyed the ,n- guys and gal' were there keepin form.tion th.t the B•• mers' ,on mg WIll take place In the ciUD s Decorations will be In autumn llshment more I1ke a home than a busmess, we walk down tug lounge, whIle the feum d.nd snades of yellows browns, greens the Colomal staircase to the foyer-that storied staIrcase .tep to the mu",c,1 'tram, of L,eut Bll! !le.mer is in the Donll Pretton ,and hlS band PhIl,pp,ne. after three months of garden exhIbItion WIll be in the and orange over which so many bridal trams and rose pomte veIls have • * • Pac,fic duty maIn floOl lobby and rotunda One of the cocktaIl parties be~ There 11 be a new farm Jeep fore the Harvest Moon FestIval passed for the fashion and SOCIety edItors Among the many were DOrIS Laird Beam.~r 1S schDblmg at uelbngmg to Humphreys bprmgs Will be at the home of Mr and The 'Town & Country Gentleman" IS awaltmg Buser n Dan :Beck) DU!fie Faulk Bennett JUnIor College thl<:: year You can tell he's Town & Countrylsh, not only by the n 10m Rona.n Jame Oehlert n tun VIC Graf s three pedIgreed "'VIrs .!tH,harq K Degener on first of the postwar hes, streammg 1Ike a banner BIll Bokram Harnet liowensteln calves, a lamb and a palf of pIg .. McMillan road JOlfimg at the Purdue University Women lets WIll have places In the Bmmal Degener s and then movmg on to above h18 gray vest, but by "The Wall Street Journal" he n !luteh McKendrIck L. t t Y KreUlchmar n Ray Shuman) her Word has been receIVed of the m.rtlage in London, To Hold Meeting October 4 pens In the rotunda A new GPYC WIll be ChaIrmen Mr and carrIes, rolled up 1Ike 'tne Racmg Form" m the glOSSier tractor wlll be sho\Vn PhIlIp Mrs 0 Keefe the Paul Marcos, bible of the blue bookies He IS, m fact, makmg book on twm Franny n Paul FrIese and 1'Jngland on May 26 of CPL THOMAS McCORMICK, Joan McGmty 'n Bill Wolfe Over The Women of the Purdue Huber WIll exhIbIt threshed Mr and Mrs Jule R Surtman, Kaiser-Frazer stock as We greet him. nephew of Mr and Mrs Carl K LySinger of 821 Whltller by the refreshmo!!..fit stand were Un,v., SilY ClUb will begm theIr grdIn Mrs John H French IS Mr and Mra RIchard J MartIn., , I d like to congratulate Mrs PIerce on her twenty years of road, and MISS EDITH BONE ALLEN of Charlton, a Lon- plannmg a plant dIsplay, and Mr and Mrs Don Wallace, the Seen Jo Jo ArMour )n Bryan don suburb The bnde, daughter of Mr and Mr. A L season WIth an open meetmg on desigmng for three generatIOns of the Ilrst famlhes Where IS her October 4, 1945 at 1 pm at the Mrs Carl Bachle ah array of Harry Ml1lettes the Lyle ZI5- llreldall, Joanle aehlert 'n Dave Allen, IS a graduate of the St George School In Berkeley ofttce? Runter Jo Morri.oll 'n DIck OetrOlt InstItute of Arts canned goods from her own lel.s Mr and Mrs Lawrence G. 'Mrs Pierce doesn't hiil:vean offIce She doesn't even have a Weurker, Karin Lmdh 'n Bu,ter Square The wedding Was solemhlzed m St George ChurCh, A lecture on modern archltec garden Peeze Mr and Mrs OtIs Walker, desk In fact, she has none of the dnb accoutrement, of the busi- Knope, Betty Jo Faulk 'll n,ck London, and a large receptIOn followed In the home of the ture, followed by a tour of the Mrs Adolph Jacobson IS chalr- Mr and Mrs John Mueller Dr. man m cha.rge of arrangmg the and Mrs Harvey ShIpton, Mr. nesswoman She typIfies The Re:n.aIl!lSaneeof The Lady-" FillCh, Marilyn Sm,th II Clune bnde s parents. InstItute, will be the malll feat. farm garden and canned goods and Mrs Elmer BenZIn the Well, muses The Gentleman She must funchon as srnGothly Wal'h and !Barb Klenk n Sk,ppy The brldegroom, kllown to hIS many Pomte frlends as ure of the afternoon exJubltlOn assIsted by Mrs Joseph Burkes Mr and Mrs Wll. as that other great entrepreneur, M:r George M Cohan, who waS' Dewey home from Shumaker Tommy, has !lved with the Lyslngers for many years He HOUSEHOLD HINT California SImpson C Leonard Mrs Carl ham W Farr, Mr and Mrs. fond of saylhg 'My offlt::e IS under my hat' Mrs PIerce $ office is a graduate of Grosse Pomte HIgh School, Class of 1941 F,roplaca •• re mea m the '0 A few ot the others were SmIth and Mrs H N McMem James Cope and Dr and Mrs. may be under those enchantIng hats she wears Ilke SOll"e goddcss He has been In England for the last two and a half years ho",e, but hava and use a metal men Jr Stanley Sm,th Marty Buiterfi.ld n nave Ka,ser With the EIghth Army AIr Corps and has a Presldenhal screen that wlll keep children bIllowmg on the breeze Pat Armstrong II GMrge Frlose The exhIbItors also wIll In ----- ''''e usher 'rhe Gentleman. upstaIrs In the custom show. !larb Hauman n Hill Peirce, Umt CitatIOn He IS expected to be fiown home about away from the f,re alld the fire elude Mrs George E VIUerot, It takes a clean mmd to do rooms, the model is pirouetting In one of the hits ot the new Col- Joafifil~BaumAn. In Mae :}!'tasl~t, November 1 with hiS whole squadron for a leave ,where It belong, Mrs Emerson Frantz Mrs J L~e clear thInkmg lectIon-the dresses spontaneously ehhstened by the gU'St!o-"THl!l Carol GrIll. 'n Em Pleree, and PRETTY DRESS" These are after war versions of afternoon GlorIa Robert, 'n Dudley ClItlS. dresses-a lady's afternoon being one. more "laney tr.. and tree !lanson J 'mttIy Flom escortM for auythlng fancy," Ingrid Koebal, Dick Fox brought The Gelltleman in spenbOUlld by "TlIl!l PRETTY DRESSES", a. Morie Smitl1 and Joe Doerdy did honOis by Pat Cameron .entlemen always are by a figure flattermg swoosh of black , • * * With a romantIc touch of blu.e We dreamed up a COUplet oil FrIday mte DOllllODahlen had this at the shoWing How does it go now ..... h y_ a b,g party for 'triCkly ferns The Men often tarry blue-lUned crowd included Betty With gtfls zn chtl1'tr81lS8; Auch AnnIe DflVIS, Carolme Orr A/ft1!)/ui L()i1. 'But men stell marry MarIlyn KaIser Ma,rIly SmIth, The i,d, '" blues. Mary Thorn Carol M,acPherson * * * A"nie WakelllM, Jallet Re'd Ca. The GenUM..an is holdmg forth now Oil the bre.th.takmg Wadt!,. Carol ChadWIck, Mlba CrOll'" Mary Lou Long, Adelle b....uty of the GALA GOWNS What he I1kes about them i' that GIllette, JOQme BaUfilan and thay are gala but never gaudy ChIC but fil!!Ver chI-chI, Th~Ir Mack MacPhersoll Among tha b~auty springs from their precious fabtlcs, and from the flow of evenmg s festIVItIes was mclud lines lmes lInes accented by curVeB--,a curve bEllng the smartest ed a trIp up to the Punch where I~ dIstance between two pomts they dId more th,,, just see the mOVle--as teen agers WIll I As we come back to the fOJer, The Gentleman agrees that both .n l\ff'~ P1Pl'(>P and h,.,. ...nn,. ...t.{)"1 "esent the post,;,al Renail!ll!ll£live * * • J fI Atd of Thc Lady FrIday mte was also an 1m No wonder he beams, 'she dresses three generation8 of portant date ror the freshmen at the first famdles-" St PaUl s The $enIor~ had a bIg V" dance whIch IS the usual custom iftt ~~O-lJ- 'To her/, we pomt out, 4'thele are NO second families. Any- every year The new nmth grad .. on~ who loves good clothes is able to wear her labet_'; f!rs had had theIr mitIatlOn that The Gentleman smIled "There may be NO second famIlu!s-- dternoon Some of the dates for but there i!l only ONE Mrs Pierce'" the evelling were Jall,e 0 Con. , . . ner 'n Roland Gray, Sally Cava MAGRY AND THE !l'HITTER GILD naugh 'n Walt~r Mluson Mary Men, men, men. I mean a gM tltn', bave a slug of tea ... Il Lou GoUin 'n Norman. Bur hn gam~ Shirley WIllIams: 'n Jim lOast at T'vent; .One wUhout th.,r m'ndtng het OWIt btmness. D~ou, Ray MacDonald 'n Don Here l am lost'" tho' When up pops th.s Thitter GUdet', who Semps6n, Sandy S~ttmger 'n Art tells me hzs ""me in that dear old butter mutter one n~vet' gets, Smlth and Jo We,dman and Al Ilnd says he bas been watch,ng me, as 'f 1dNM', know and he bert Campenhout MUSiC WM js convznced l could beeome Il vel'1'ygreat actress with tb~ help of .upplied by JohnllY 1\1ellse.' Or A LOTION • . • A PIN CURL chestra Wontillued on Page 8) • * • Grosse Pomters Wtre busy with all the cheerIllg the,r lungs COUldmu.ter I.. t Saturday after- noon when G P met in football With Ferndale The balld made a fine showing durIng the half Among the cheerIng crowd I saw the a,fI,t now ean creMe that dreemed Marilyn SmIth, Jo MorrISon, Anme DaVIS Jo Russel, MarIlyn .bout soltM" to evoke the .u~re,,". Kaiser, Di FaUlk, DOfiS BUMr, Janet ReId and Carohnc Orr com~1 ment 01 other women s envy Carol MacPherson, Anne Wake- 25.00 to 60.00 1925~ l' 1845 man, Joante 'n Jam~ Gehlert ElaIne Kramer and Libby powan came to the game well filled from b?f4 a super lUllcheon at L,hby s be- fore the game • • • Grosse Pointe WA$ honored last weekend by the prasellCe of Dick ShUlhlln, hom~ fat tl precIOUS she: day leave, Sept 24 un!ll the 30th Me's In the Army Air Corps sta.. tiMed at Chanute FIeld Gettmg back mto the .wmg o~the young- PIERCE @r,et he came to the S A danOl! WALTOn · With Joallle St,v"on • • • ANNOUNCE Up 410 Moran way th.re was much commotIOn last Fnday 'eve THE PRESENTATION A bunch of nmth graders alway, go to Fosters' DanCIng Scrool to OF THEIR gether On th1s partIcular mte Ofie o~ their crowd J ulle Ford ga'ie • dinller party for them to celebrate her 14th birthday The crowd mcluded DICk Lord, Phil

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Het Spru\ss, the returnee wIll extends from 1938 dunng WhICh AGANO The shIp's .ntialr- 1,.------, Plans for a weekend at Camp Wathana were discussed menus be free to enjoy the resort facll- tIme he has had combat serVIce craft batterleS shot down 14 alr Neighborhood planned and actiVities chosen Itles avaIlable at the Redlstnbu- in both the PaCIfic and Euro- craft * * tlon Stahon and Its lodge on pean theater of operatIOns HIS The followmg offIcers were Buy War Loan Bonds "'1'illt Hurts scemc Lake Catherme An ex- home IS m Trenton N J Club News elected by the girls president, tenSIve program of entertam- LIEUT WILLIAM G BUCH- Milhcent Vlmtsky. VICe preSi- The MaJor wears many dIS INGER of 375 McKmley road has 11... --' and keep Faith with the ment and recreation IS avaIlable tmgUlshed decoratlOns and hon- dent Celestme Blondell, see. seven days a week ors At present he IS a patIent receIved hIs dIscharge aft e r The NeIghborhood Club has retaJ:'Y, MarIan Vhetnmck treas- at the Percy Jones ho<;pltal had the opportumty of offermg urer, Carohne Gates, SCrIbe, Mil. WIth the FIrst Cavalry DIVI- where he IS undergomg treat- a CeramICS Class to both men and hcent Vuutsky BOYS IN THE SERVICE SIOn m Japan (delayed)-SGT ment for a serlOus eye wound women on F"'nday evemngs from The meetmg ended wlth the ..------.------.}f. HAROLD 0 KREUTZ Grosse He was the week-end guest of 7 untIl 9 p m under the mstruc group smgmg Camp FIre songs Pomte MIchIgan, was a member Mr and Mrs H Quackenbush of tIon of MISS Leona Bundy If under the direction of MISS of the fIrst Cavalry DIVISIon you are mterested please phone Paulme Masak guardIan IJEUT PHILIP J PHILLIP, on theIr termmal leaves after Grosse Pomte today from the Army AIr Forces WhICh escorted General MacAr m your regIstratlOn to NIagara BLUE BIRD NEWS JR and LIEUT GORDON P. over four years of serVIce In the at the separatIon base here thur mto Tokyo Kreutz IS WIth 4600 The class WIll start as soon Fourteen Blue BIrds attended PHILLIP, sons of Lleut Comdr Umted States Coast Guard Re An alumnus of Wayne Umvers the HIstOrIcal Seventh Cavalry On th~ USS Yorktown off the first group meetmg of the and Mrs Phlhp J PhIlhp, of serve They have served on the as suffICIent regIstratIons are m lty LIeutenant MIller served as Reglm-ent WhICh was made fam Japan-RALPH HENDRIE sea The cost of the course IS $5 00 for Fall held on Friday at the Nelgh- Alter road, are back In DetrOIt North AtlantIc on Convoy Duty ous by General Custer borhood Club These gIrlS are #& '» ?q 1.*: '4 man second class USNR son of I 12 lessons and m all the maJor mvaSlOns 1$ ~ ::- '<::i': Sergeant Kreutz fought In the from seven to ten years of age, <> ..:,:;:>.- P $ Robert HendrIe 1240 Maryland I on the PaCIfIc up to Iwe J IIDa Leyte, and Luzon campaIgns He • • • mterested In the out of doors, Gym and Craft classes are LIeut PhIlhp, Jr was Commun- *',,~ ~,w'*""" ~ _, also has the Combat Infantry avenue Grosse Pomte MICh, IS crafts, and Just havmg a good "*' avaIlable to glrls, ages 6 to 9, IcatIons Off~cer on the Leonard 4'* 4#.« Badge servmg on thIS alfcraft carTler, tlme "e d hke to have you be on Tuesday aftemoons and for Wood, an assault transport, and & , Sergeant Kreutz was graciuat a member of thiS group Will whICh IS aSSIgned to the Jap~ gIrls ages 10 and over on Wed .. Lleut Gordon Phllllp was m ed from Grosse Pomte HIgh you come next FrIday? anese occupatlOn forces nesdays Come and have fun, command of LST 22 They WIll School 1937 Before entermg the The Yorktown clImaxed a war learn how to make party favors • • • receIve theIr dIscharges In No- Army August 28, 1944, he was career of 36 maJor PaCIfIC oper Next FrIday October 5, the vember and December, restyect employed as set-up man at VIC and a multItude of gIfts and Blue BIrds WIll have a cook out atlOns by standmg off Japan what nots lvely They and theIr WIves, the kers Ihc He came overseas J an and sendmg her planes over the at Nelghborhood Cluh Each gIrl former Ann PrendevIlle and 9, 1945 Hls WIfe, Mrs HIlda USS MISSOURI, as the surren- CAMPFIRE NEWS brmgs the food she would lIke Rosemary Gaspard, are staymg Kreutz, lives at 999 FIsher road der terms were bemg SIgned The Camp FIre gIrlS of the to cook on an outdoor fire After with theIr famIlIes for th-e pre PlaIts based on thIS shIp shot Wao KI Ya group met on FnM the food IS grepared and eaten sent MAJOR M A WYZYD, of the down 457 Jap planes and 76 day, September 23 at 4 pm The there WIll be a Treasure Hun.t Lleut Gordon Phllhp has Just gIrls went mto the gym and Regular Army was a dishn- probables destroyed 695 and spendmg three years In the Navy been awarded the Bronze Star gUlshed guest at tho Rotary club damaged 923 on the ground, and played excltmg games and then Whether you run them or Just servmg In the South PaCIfIc and Medal by the Umted States Navy meetmg on Monday at the sank or helped smk 1tl.any war- began the meetmg patronIze them, black markets The CItatIOn reads 'For dIstIng Whlttler ShlPS InclUding the battleshIp m Washmgton Mrs Buchmger The preSIdent, MIllIcent Vln .. leave a black mark on anybody s Ulshmg hImself In actlOn agamst MaJor Wyzyd s tour of duty YAMATO and the heavy cruIser remamed In the Pomte Itsky, called the meetmg to order character. the enemy Whll-e servmg as Ex- .J ~ ecutIve OffIcer on board the •."J U S S LST 18, and whlle Com a naVIgator on 28 combat mIS~ ." mandmg OffICer of the U S S SlOns and has earned the AIr For the use of those unable to attend The World Series we are happy .,.., LST 22 In amphIbIoUS operatlons Medal WIth three Oak Leaf at Cape Gloucester, Los Negros, Clusters, the European Theater to furnish this Score Card to keep a play-by.play record of the ,elmes. Your eyesight is a priceless HollandlQ, Altape, Blak, Noem~ of OperatIons rIbbon WIth one possession ••• don1t ne9-- foor, Morotal, Leyte, and Lm battle star, and a DlstmgUIshed lect It' Lat our Mdter op- gayen Gulf He aggressIvely Umt Badge tometrIsts give you 0 com.. maneuvered his ship In a cour plete and careful examlna- ageous manner in each of the ON THE USS HUDSON OFF hon. Glasses need not be above operatIons HIS profes JAPAN, Sept 7 (Delayed)- CUBS POs. I 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 expenSive, you'll be pleased Slona1 knowledge, skIll and lead M A U R ICE LEONARD DE R H E to find how reasonable our ershlp contrIbuted to the success VLIEGER, yeoman, thIrd class , prices are Give your eyes of the operatIons HIS conduct 1051 Maryland, Grosse Pomte In the combat areas has dlstmg Park, MICh, got hIS fIrst look at A the care they deserve y uished hIm among those per- Japan today as hIS destroyer formmg dutIes of the same char saIled mto the Ommato area acter It through Tsug.aru StraIts between the Japanese home lslands of N Romulus Army AIr Base, Mlch Honshu and HokkaIdo Sept 27-FIRST LIEUTENANT The Hudson, commanded by Square Deal Lt Cmdr Raphael A Zoeller RICHARD G MILLER, 25, son USN, Route 1, LOUlsvl1ie, Ky, IS o 0 Optical Service of Mrs E Rector of 1899 Fleet part of the force charged WIth Grand River at Time. Squere wood dnve, Grosse Pomte, and the occupatIon of northern Japan . Grand River at Oakman husband of the former Gertrude The shIp partICIpated In nearly " L GUlid of 6898 Birchdale, Ink- every maJor PaCIfIC action sInce T ster, was honorably dIscharged BougamvIlle In 1943 u Reportmg to the Army Ground and SerVIces Forces Redlstnbu- H tIOn Stahon at Hot Sprmgs Ark, MEET PVT ROBERT F MURPHY 873 Umverslty Place, IS enjoy .. mg a vacatIon m resort sur .. IMOGENE roundmgs whIle meetmg apPolllt- E ments whIch WIll determme hIS c next aSSIgnment I I PrIvate Murphy, who saw ae • • tIon In Germany, wears the R Purple Heart for wounds recelV ad durmg hIS serVIce as a com- bat mfantryman Bafbre report- A , mg to the RedlstnbutlOn StatIon, The Alibi Queen he lomant a 45 dav furlough at w . hIS home In Grosse Pomte DUrIng hIS reaSSIgnment penod - - In of approxImately two weeks, the RUNS veteran IS quartered III one of N the RedIstnbutIOn StatIOn s HITS 0 resort hotels After recelvmg a complete phYSIcal exammatiOn ERRORS and meetmg an appomtment at whIch Ius mIlItary records wIll R be brought up to date, he WIll be mtervlewed by classrficatlen .f experts who WIll deternune the Army Job for WhICh he IS best L qualIfied CUBS: These appomtments, together WIth a few dlscusslOn perIods

deSIgned to famIlIanze the veterM ~ :':"I~ an WIth events WIth WhICh he D October 18 may have lost touch durmg hIS , tour of duty overseas, WIll re- in the qUIre a total of only about ten hours of hIS hme TIGERS PIS. I 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 R H E S Durmg most of hIS stay In GttM. Pointe New. A BETTER C FUNERAL SERVICE I Had Columbus Discovered FOR THE H / only Grosse Pointe- EAST SIDE T . A In tIme of bereav~ment He Would Have Done Well It IS a comfort to have the funeral serVIce In your Own Yes, It would have been neIghborhood con venlent a re'al fmd Columbus, to famIly and frIends M whose day Amenca marks on October 12th, would have been pleased WIth a Far from the nOIse and spot so beautIful and sItuated on such a water as Lake St confUSIon of congested T p ClaIr Today, If he were to see It, he d proclaIm Grosse areas the beautIful and Fomte the best resIdentlal commumty III all the New World spacIOUS Harns East SIde Chapel IS espeCIally located to be convement to all East SIde reSIdents and to those I Time for Scoll FALL BEAUTY TREATMENT of nearJ:>y suburban areas I I \ 10 Ibs. Scotts Turf Builder Can the Hams East Slde , 3.5 Ibs. Lawn Seed Chapel to secure the qUlet 0 memorable and neIghbor- . ly serVIce that charactenzes • brmgs new color and luxunant HarriS Funerals Il'rowth to 1 000 sq ft lawn area 50x20 ft G Turf BUllder supplIes VItal grass nutrl~ N ents Scotts Seed planted now enJoys RUNS Nature's own seedmg tIme , HITS SCOTTS LAWN SEED-for lawns m full E S sun, hght sbad_1 lb-$ 75; 3 Ibs-$225; 3illffis ERRORS 5 Ibs • $365, 10 lbs - $725 2 BEAUTIFUL I For Dense Shade-lib 85c; 3 Ibs $2 55 FUNERU HOMES H , SCOTTS TU_ BUILDER - the grass- food that keep.awns healthy and green 1 TIGERS: l 25 lbs $225 50 lbs $3.75 100 Ibs $650 I d I COMPLIMENTS OF P I \ EAST SIDE CHAPa. SHOWN ABOVE Gross~ Pojnt~ Ne.ws j HARPER at LAKEPOINTI ARlington 3131 CENTRALWEST CHAPEl Devoted to the Interests IInd Activities of this sedion CASS at CANFIELD COlumbia 1144 Thursday, October 4, 1945 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven

1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImlllllnrnlllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1I1I1I1II1II!!,l Blue Devils Defeat Old Fashioned Officers Picked Newcomers to Pointe Asked Mi~higan Mirror iBy Ragan-Lide · Baked Beans B, GENE ALLEMAN !!! To Help Form Social Club Mrs Gordon MacEdward has 1I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111r!! F been elected presIdent of Ragan- Tentatlve plans are bemg tIOn of a Grosse Pomte Newcom- d l W~YA~E~~;; ~~w~~~oned ern a e In Opener ONTONAGON MICh -MIchl hme provIde mterestmg attrac- made thIS week for the forma Llde Auxlhary No 13 of the ers club for the purpose of get- Baked Beans? Some say one gan s new Porcupme Mountam tIOns to the motor mmded tour- AmerIcan LegIon for the commg tmg new reSIdents acquaInted Grosse Pointe High Gridders Ends Two Year Victory thmg and some say somethmg recreatIonal area, WhICh lIes Ist IS a rIddle Among the Ideas year WIth other newcomers who Famine by 12-0 Win; Champine, Isbey Star entirely dIfferent As far as I Just to the west of Ontonagon already aIred are these BUIld Other offIcers recently elected A.A.U.W. to Hear have moved here from outsIde can make out the recIpe for along the shores of Lake Supe- foot and bndle traIls whereby mclq.de Mrs Arch bald McKay the DetrOIt area durmg the past By FRED RUNNELLS what sectIon of the Umted States nor IS one of numerous park the traveler could get mto the VIce presIdent Mrs Alfred WhIt Talk by Korean year you come from The recIpe I am and recreatIOnal proJects WhICh forest area Create a tent CIty taker second VIce presIdent Mrs A non profIt purely socIal or- I The Grosse Pomte Blue DeVilsreceived their first taste gIvmg you today IS called Old are due for marked development I at MIrror Lake (five mIles to Harold Aarons secretary Mrs The October general meetmg gamzatIon the actIVItIes of the 0 of victory m two years when they out-scrapped a veteran FashlOned but It may not agree durmg the commg post war the south of the Lake or the W W Campbell chaplam Mrs of A A U W 15 bemg held to- club WIll depend upon the m- Ferndale High eleven last Saturday afternoon, 12-0. WIth your Ideas It IS good any~ year~ Clouds) and provIde transpor- Fred NeIman, hIstOrIan Mrs mght October 4, at 8 p m at terests hobbIes and deSIres of l Two pass InterceptIons paved. how, and If you can t get salt As you stand on top of one of r tatIOn to the lake by saddle Charles Ives sergeant at arms the home of Mrs George R True the members In other commun .. the way to both of Grosse IF' has been answered the the hIgh escarpments and VIew pork maybe a bacon rmd or a horses and pack mules, In typi Mrs Ward Peck Mrs BenJ amm 132 Moran road Itres successful clubs of thIS type k POInte s touchdown's to equal Pomters are sure they WIll gIve bIt of sausage could be substl the blue waters of the Lake of cal western fashIOn Shepherd Mrs E E Wemp and The speaker Mr Harry Wh have held card partIes dances, j~ the team s entIre touchdown theIr remammg opponents plenty tuted the Clouds surrounded by a Mrs J Mark Ferns were elect ang who IS chaIrman of the In pICnICS et 1lffordmg an oppor. ~ productIon of last season It was of trouble The team dIsplayed sky-hne of mountam rIdges, you • • • Today's Menu Wmter SkI opportumtIes are ed to the board of dIrectors ternal AffaIrs CommIttee of the tumty for tug fnendshIps to ~ rIght halfback LOUIe Champme plenty of fight In ItS first game Old FashlOned Baked Beans be:gm to appreCIate anew the many at the Porcupmes In fact Korean ComtmssIOn In Washmg be formed ong newcomers 1 who mtercepted the first pass whIch IS somethIng Blue Devl1 vastness of MlChigan and the Sheed Tomatoes and Cucumbers wmter use of the state lodge ton WIll have as hIS subject In order t start the club new deep down In hIS own territory football teams haven t had In Buttered Cabbage Importance of ItS new program and <:;abms IS bemg serlously The S I g n 1 f 1can c e of the farmhes are asked through thIS and raced 75 yards down the the past few years ThIS current of pubhc recreatIOn Unitarian Women Ice Cream wIth consIdered AmerIcan OccupatIon of Korea news story to contact Bennett south sIde1J.ne, recelvmg some stock of grldders have rid them- The Porcupme Mountam area Chocolate Peppermmt Sauce At the RIb Mountam state Each study group plans to Burgoon Jr 1162 Grayton road, excellent blockIng from hIS team selves of the defeatIst attItude Tea or Coffee WIth Its 42000 ao:re tImber WIld- To Hear Voelker park m WISCOnSIn,near Wausau have every other meetmg In the telephone TUxedo 1 4477 any mates to clear the way for hIS and are a bunch of fighters WIth erness ments partIcular atten Old-Fashioned Baked Beans the state of WIsconSIn has bUIlt evenmg, WhICh gIves each mem evenmg after 6 p m or any tIme touchdown Jaunt and the Pomt~ plenty of speed and deceptlon hon In the over-all plan As one The Women s AllIance of the 2 Ibs drIed navy beans a commodIOUS stone clubhouse ber an opportumty to attend Sunday withm the next week ers first scare early m the second needed to make the newly In Grosse Pomte Umtanan Church 2 qts cold water of the few remammg WIlder- for SkI fans Nearby IS a steel half of all dISCUSSIons A meetmg WIll then be arranged nesses m MIchIgan, It may be WIll meet on Tuesday October 9 quarter stalled 'T' formatIon clIck That 1 medIUm omon, sheed cable SkI tow WIth J hook car- The group on SOCIal StudIes to make plans for a sOCIal sched- the first to receIve the benefit at 2 0 clock m the church house Left halfback Marty Beer at- wa~ proven 1)y the many long 1 tablespoon salt ners WhICh transport both the WIll meet on October 11 at 1 30 ule for the wmter months of a state-owned lodge anti cab- Paul Voelker, aSSIstant dIrector tempted to pass mto the end zone runs In last Saturday's game 1 tablespoon CIder skIer and hIS skus up the p m at the home of Mrs Harold Ins where day-to day tounsts of speCIal educatIon of the De .for the pomt after touchdown Marty Beer, LoUIe Champme 4 tablespoons CIder vlnegar mountam at a steady chp The Chandlel 1265 Bedford road You can deny the truth but you could obtam lodgmg and meals traIt Board of EducatIon, wIll be but was smothered under a host and Ed Isbey proved to be the 1 teaspoon prepared mustard day rate 15 $2 for adults $1 for never can defeat It the speaker Mrs r ndler WIll outlIne the of Ferndale players before he bIggest offenSIve weapons On ;2 cup molasses • • • chIldren Fred Pabst, MIlwaukee yeal udy Mrs Igor Mrs Brownell Bradstreet 1S could get the pass away the defense ends, Jack Tanner 2 tablespoons brown sugar The beauty of the Porcupmes SkI enthUSIast owns the conces Mrs andler WIll outlme the PERSONAL ANALYSES Grosse Pomte s second score and Don Winslow and fullback J4 cup tomato catsup now unmarred by commercIal SIOn WhICh bUIlt the sturdy SkI chaIrman of the commIttee ar- angmg the tea WhICh WIll follow WIll ..,cuss the subJect, 'FIght Of abilities Interests and personallty came In the clOSing mmutes of Harry Garman and center Denny 1/16 teaspoon black pepper resorts already has provoked tow and operates it on week Inflat:Lon" factors help young people start pre-- the fourth quarter when quarter- Thomas played superbly. Hot water If needed the meetIng She WIll be aSSIsted paratlon earlier for the future they dIsagreement among some mem~ ends dUrIng the wIn~er sport The InternatIonal RelatIOns wlll be happiest and mQst successfulin back Ed Isbey mtercepted a 'h lb salt pork shced bers of the state conservatIon season by Mrs James Watkms and Mrs and assists adults to better know Ferndale pass on the Ferndale 35 Dan Beck, former track star group WIll meet bn October 24 PIck over and wash beans commISSIOn and the department SkI trams brmg hundreds of NellIe PhIllIps themselves and the work they are best yard hne and went all the way was forced to leave the game at 8 p m at the home of Mrs fItted for thoroughly ad cold water cov- The Idea of the state gomg mto Sunday VISItors from St Paul Hostesses WIll mclude Mrs WIthout a hand being laId on early m the first quarter because John Pear 707 Trombley road er heat to bOllmg and SImmer the hotel busmess was a bIt MIlwaukee and ChIcago And MerrIll 0 Bates Mrs Joseph G Vocational hIm ThIS tIme the Pomters at of a tWIsted knee but proved Mrs C Bayard Johnson WIll diS fGr 30 mms Dram, but do not startlmg at first untIl someone RIb MountaIn doesn t begIn to Black, Mrs Howard Brush and Counseling Institute tempted the converSIOn by kIck hImself a powerful lme smash cuss 'The New World Court a dIscard the lIqUId Place onIon I emmded that the state wasn t Mrs WIllIam F Bradshaw Woodward offer the vanety of scemc pOSSI pattern for tnals of war cnm 956 Macca bees Bid g nr Warren mg but the lIne faIled and the mg halfback m the few bmes he shces In bottom of a 10-cup cas- gomg to run the hotel but would Guests are welcome bIb tIes and attractIons whIch mals DetrOlt 2 MICh TEmpleIl 55-1 attempt was blocked carried the ball serole CombIne next 7 mgredl merely bUIld the property and are latently awaltmg develop Ferndale had the Blue DeVIls. ------ents and add Add beans and lease It out to pnvate hotel op~ ment at the MIchIgan Porcu~ St, Matthews Women's Club m trouble only once all after- enough hot dramed lIqUId or erators such as the Umted pmes Will Be Heard Over Radio noon that beIng III the openIng water to cover (about 2~ cups) States Government has done for • • • mmutes of the ball game when Care in Cooking Arrange salt pork slIce$ on years at ItS natIOnal parks The pubhc recreatIonal bUSI the Pomters were forced to punt top, cover and bake m a 250 de The women of Samt Matthews In fact, even the state owner- ness m MIChIgan IS only 26 WIll sponsor a chIcken ala kmg on fourth down after dnvIng gree F oven 7 to 8 hours After ShIp and operatIon of a resort IS years old from Its own 22 to the Ferndale Saves Vitamins 4 hours, remove 2 cups beans luncheon and card party on Oc a bIt old fashIOned for the Its bIg development has been tober 11, at 12 pm Harper and 48. The .r{ ck carned to the and mash Return to casserole Every VIctory gardener has a State of MIchIgan already owns m the last half dozen years Ferndale Jo) trom where Fern~ and stIr carefully to dIstrIbute Buckmgham avenue A speCIal precl.Ous store of vltamms and operates a number of group Durmg the first quarter of a attractlon WIll be Meet the MIS dale qUIck kIcked over the Blue beans Cover and contmue to camps at the Yankee SprIngs century, 1919 to 1944 the state DeVIls safety man to the Pomt- Whether all those vltamms reach bake Add addItional hot bean sus by Ross Mulholland over the the famIly table depends upon recreatIonal area near Hastmgs had acqUIred some 43 000 acres WJR Network For reservatIons er~ 15 llqj.lld or water as needed Beans half way between Grand RapIds of land for park and recreatIonal On the first play Grosse Pomte how and when the vegt...tables should be Just covered Remove call TU 2-7650, PR 3444, or are prepared accordmg to Ro- and Kalamazoo, and at the use TU 2-6041 was gUIlty of holdmg and the cover 1 hour before end of cook Waterloo recreatIOnal area near In 1943 the natIonal park ser- refercL pped off seven and a berta Hershey, e:xte.nsIOn spe mg tIme to allow salt pork to The chairman Mrs Basll Cun clabst m foods and nutrItIOn at Jackson VIce presented 171000 acres of half J ,:, to the DeVIls' seven brown Serves 10 to 12 nmgham and her co chaIrman MIchIgan State college The Porcupme lovers were the Waterloo and Y a n k e e Mrs Dmheuser promIse a fm" and cl Jldlf yard hne A holdIng Chocolate Peppermint Sauce dIsturbed last October when a Sprmgs recreatIonal areas to After the dally harvest of VIC- afternoon penalty puts the ball down half ¥.. cup mIlk group of hotel people ascended the conservatIOn department the dIstance from the goal hne tory garden crops, MISS Hershey % cup cream the mountam to a partIcularly The legIslature In 1944 appro~ stresses ImmedIate care of green On the iirst play Marty Beer 2 egg yolks hIgh escarpment where there IS pnated $3 000 000 to acqUIre ap- punted to hIS own 26 agamst the vegetables m order to retam theIr 1 oz bItter chocolate a commandmg VIew of the Lake proxImately 100000 acres In Fat Salvage mIXImUm food value Salad strong wmd Ferndale s dnve lh cup sugar of the Clouds Hotel men went Southeastern MIchIgan as an greens should be washed rIght ended. when the Pomters took the ~ teaspoon salt mto raptures of enthUSIasm One other regIonal recreatIOnal proJ away and placed III a covered ball over on downs on theIr own 3 tablespoons crushed mmt top operator went so far as to ect, servmg reSIdents of countIes Still Important 8 Agam Beer punted out of dISh In the refrIgerator If candy select the SIte for the state m what IS generally called the eIther the refrIgerator or re- danger to hIS own 25 and end Combme mIlk, cream and egg lodge It happened to be the MetropolItan dIstrIct Itls Just as Important for the Don Wmslow tackled the receIver frIgerator space IS lackmg wrap yolks In top of double bOIler best VIew of the lake, of course The Porcupme MountaIn area housewIfe to save fatE. now as 1t on the spot A clIppmg penalty greens In a damp towel and sev Beat WIth rotary beater until and hence would offer conslder~ WIth some 42 000 acres receIved was durmg the war stresses MISS pushed Ferndale back to the eral layers of paper and place III well blended add chocolate cut Roberta Hershey extenSIon nut Grosse Pomte 40 It was at thIS the coolest spot pOSSIble able appeal to lodge guests $1000000 of state funds mto ""mall bIts, sugar and salt ••• *** rItIomst of MIchIgan State col I tIme that Champme made hIS In washmg and storIng vege- Place over bOIlIng water and lege and head of rural fat salv WhlIe the hotel operator IS Next WIll come the problem ~ sensatIOnal mterceptIOn and run tables, remember that the leaves cook WIth constant stIrrmg for age acbvitIes I for the first score of the game of broccolI are hIgher m vltamm about 7 mmutes Add mmt Inclmed to thmk of makmg a of publIc utIlIzatIon of MIChI- There IS a peacetIme battle npd f'!'lnrly and gt T' U ",11 Mal.o",,~ 3<, busmess pay ItS own way and .e;ans park and recreatIOnal Ferndale seemed determ tn tlnd 'l'Yl n"'''a1 co"';'",,.,.. +'l-.a'" t"le 0'" sv.PP'J JC" "0 be vvon n tt-.e get back mto the ball game after flower heads and stems Usmg cup earn a profit too for hIS en lands The state department has nation s kitchens because the tne kICk off and marched from the green outer leaves of caull deavors and rIsks the ardent a five year program for de vel country IS stIll alarmmgly short Its own 28 to the Blue DeVIls flower WIll make the otherWIse Daniel Warners Visit Porcupme lover shudders at the opment of ItS park lanqs callmg of fats and OIls MISS Hershey 30, where Jack Tanner recovered all whIte vegetable dIsh more at thought of a chOIce VIsta bemg for a total expendIture of $16 declared The manufacture of a Ferndale fumble Beer punted tractive Mrs. Keena at Pointe pre-empted by a publIc hostelry 316529, for WhICh hIghways many peacetIme products for WIth the WInd to the Ferndale 23 Mrs James T Keena, of Ontonagon boosters have theIr park dnves and parkmg areas whIch we are waltmg depends When to cook fresh garden RIvard bOUlevard IS hoardmg own Ideas, too We re not lettmg would get $6500000 and MoralS brought the ball back vegetables IS as 1mportant as how on the amount of fat avaIlable to hIS own 35 but the run back Iter red pomts for thIS week end the cat out of the bag to dlS- The state s park and recrea- By products of fats and OIls make to cook them Fall spInach grow~ ~hen her son In-law and daugh- close that among the Ontonagon tIonal program If supported by was nulhfied by another Fern- ers, for Instance, wIll get best pamts synthetIc rubber, soap dale clIppmg penalty and the ter, Capt and Mrs Damel S Ideas of what should be done the pUblIc, should afford count- fabrICS, 11 n a leu m, varmshes results If they eat theIr crop as to the Porcupmes 1S thIS mno. less hours of healthful enJoy~ ball was restmg on }! erndale 20 Warner, wIll arrIve for a few paper, lUbncatmg OIls, and soon as It'S harvested smce spm days stay vatIon.. BuIld a sWlmmmg pool ment for MIchIgan reSIdents Ferndale kIcked out of danger ach loses half Its vltamm C m thousands of other everyday nec to the Blue DeVIls 43 and on the WIth the captam's dIscharge smack on top llgllt by tne state Better yet It should be a sound essltIes 24 hours Speed In serVIng goes papers In hand the two are en lodge' busmess investment augmentmg first play Beer recovered hIS own for all garden crops 'HousewIves can hasten the fumble for an eIght yard loss route to San FranCISCO where The notion 1sn't so screwy as the state s tourIst mdustry Cookmg vegetables to retaIn return of housekeepmg supplIes MoralS mtercepted Isbey s pass they WIll make theIr home It ~ounds however When the whIch brmgs mILlIons of dollars that have run short durmg the and was run out of bounds on the VItamIns means 19normg the com~ WhIle her husband served In Keweenaw county hIghway com annually from out of MIchIgan man theory that vegetables war years, by keepmg kltchen Blue DeVIl 32 as th~ second the PaCIfIC for a year, Mrs mISSIon went mto the park bUSl~ travelers grease pourmg mto the fat salv~ should be started In cold water Star+ing October 18 perIOd ended Warner remamed In the POlnte ness, VIa the milhon-dollar golf RecreatIon is BIG busmess In All vegetables should be dropped age cart and turmng It In to meat Ferndale made ItS supreme bId WIth her mother course and clubhouse at Copper MlChigan If the publIc recrea~ dealers Cash and red pomts are begInnIng the second half when mto bOIlmg water Then bnng Harbor offiCIals dIscovered that hon program IS operated on a in the the water back to bOIlIng temper stIll paId for every pound It marched to the Blue DeVIls 27 John Veeches Entertain the publIc wasn t WIllIng to go small fee baSIS whereby those It IS expected to be some where the dnve stalled and ature as qUIckly as pOSSIble to a fine clubhouse eXIst on who enJoy speCIal serVIces help QUIck cookmg perIods Insure tIme before Imports of fats and Grosse POInte took over on ItS At Dinner Party chOlCe food, lIsten to the radIO, to mamtam them, we belIeve It oIls from the South PaCIfIC can own 20 after Ferndale punted more VItamInS and fewer sodden In theIr home on Lakeland play brIdge and read the fun can be made to pay part of ItS vegetable dIshes be resumed and 1t may be many mto the end .zone The Blue avenue Mr and Mrs John Veech llles They wanted dIverSIon own way months before 011plantatIons are Another cookmg tIp concern( dmed a group of fnends last DeVIls started a drIve of theIr Hence the Keweenaw clubhouse Hunters and fishermen already back In productIOn and before week end own WIth LOUIe Champme reel- the use of soda Often homemak and lodge led to a heavy WPA pay nommal fees for annual workers and sh1ppmg are avaIl Gross~ Point~ N~ws mg off a neat 25 yard end run ers use soda to keep green vege- On the guest lIst were Mr and mvestment of the golf course lIcenses Others who enJoy abl'e " and Beer took a lateral pass tables from turmng an un appe Mrs SImon Den Uyl Mr and whIch had to be scraped out of campmg (prlvate or group) SkI from Ed Isbey and scooted tIZlng grayIsh brown, but soda IS Mrs J Crawford Frost Mr and the woods at much trouble and mg shuffle board, or whatnot around hIS own rIght end for 24 the arch enemy of VItamInS In- Mrs SId Scott, the Thornton money would be wlllmg to aSSIst the yards but both of these runs were stead, cook them for the fIrst Waterfalls and the George Vaw- How to keep the Porcupmes state m ItS task of financmg for nought as two succeedmg few mmutes WIth the cover of the ters a WIlderness and at the same recreation for the people plays lost yardage and Isbey s kettle off, or at least tIpped to pass to the Ferndale three yard let out the steam lIne was Intercepted and run To get the last vltamm from FIREPLACE You II Find out to the Ferndale 33 every vegetable, MISS Hershey ltat ••• After three downs Ferndale suggests usmg as lIttle water as punted mto the end zone and pOSSIble In cook1ng The water BASKETS the Blue DeVIls started another left after cookmg can then be drIve whIch carned them to the used In soups, graVIes, cream Ferndale 32 ThIS drIve was sauces or cold vegetable JUIce halted temporanly when Ferndale cocktaIls to utIlIze the vltamms took over on downs but on the It s a health paymg propOSItIon very first play Ferndale passed sInce 60 percent of the vltamm and Isbey mtercepted and raced content of vegetables Often goes JEFFERSON STORE-14139 E Jefferson for hIS teams second touchdown mto the coolung water Nr Newport MU 9275 to put the game on Ice Sturdy and practical Ferndale held the key to the Thmk more of waging peace [ and a real Fall m9rale of the Blue DeVIls thIS than of wages and we 11 be re necessity. Next to seeing the games in season and now that the bIg paId WIth a new world Wagner Pre-Seasoned person, your best bet is to read 30 ' about them in the Sports Sec- 50 $8 Cast Iron Kitchenware tIOn of The Detroit News. ~ I Your invitation CHICKEN In addition to the dramatic to join a play - by - play accounts of all ALUMINUM FRYER U. of M. and M.S C. games, the With Pyrex Cover sports pages of The Detroit TEEN.AGE Cookie Sheets $2.45 News also carry keen analyses Dance Class Just what you ve of tactics and strategy, as well been walhnQ as critical comment of the play- WANT to be the mOlt popular for DUTCH OVEN ers themselves by H. G Sal- partner in your erowd'" • Learn the ::RllDlba. ud Jitterbug An Excellent Value singer, sports editor of The in' a Teen Age Class at Arth'll' Detroit News. }Iurray s' $2.95 Lessons were never such fun I The Keep abreast of ALL events teachers al'e swell and you pick up See New Thmgs at in the sports world by readm~ the new steps like a mai'. Fromm's Classes are forming right now The Detroit News. Come to the StudiO today for a dance analvsls Foroll then and Lorger 51%0-14'1,'xI63,4" there • get off on the right foot ot only $1.35 at your next party Rates are ser -In the Fromm's Now Write prlsiogly low at Supreme Da.llce Headquarters Phone CA 3377. Dish Drainers more hunt nq I censes ~t Center 12x16 than any other qroup The Detroit News of the ARTHUR MURRAY White Enamel Finish of stores In Wayne 1209 Washington Blvd. at State St. $125 Pointe county. FOR HOMEDELIVERY, CALL RA. 2000

I~ I~ I Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Th~rsday, October 4, 1945 the part of resIdents to remedy I 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi years are open to men 17 to 37 shal T Gorton, Mrs Max R. Gl.atiot Township Burdened the sItuation Eleanor Duester Navy Now Offers InclUSIve, regardless of marItal Etlmg, Mts Paul Mathewson and status Mrs Walter Fritzgell are on the On Wednesday October 10, CommIttee Charles Brake, deputy superm~ Opening Offices Fine Opportunity Complete mformatIon on the tendent of Wayne County School i / With Over-Crowded School peacetIme Naval SerVIce may be Schools, wIll speak m the town Eleanor M Deuster WIll"open An all out drIve for voluntary obtamed at the Navy RecrUltIng ShIp on the legahty of raIsmg offIces In the Grosse Pomte Navy enlIstments among men 17 Total of 623 Pupils Being Instructed in But 14 Suitable StatIon, ThIrd Floor, Federal Classrooms; Addition Is Hoped For the mIllage In the dIstrIct or i IBank BUIldmg, 279 R I Va r d through 37 years of age, regard extendmg the present mIllage News i! BUIldmg, on Monday, October 8, BUIldmg DetroIt He WIll answer any questlons the I less of draft claSSIfIcatIon, was 'illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilr. GratIOt Township IS wrestling With a very over-crowded resIdents may have regardmg the announced today by Lieutenant Congregational Ch~rch school SituatIOn, With 623 pupils enrolled and but 14 sallS- four room addItion hoped for to DEFER SCHOOL ~fl Byron E Flechtner, officer III end the half day seSSIons Women to Give Party factory classrooms m which to teach them A fifteenth room, VarIous clubs have been or~ ~, charge of navy recrUItIng In mtended originally for a lavatory, is now being used as a ganized throughout Defer School The school board asks for a lower MIchIgan The Women's AssoCIaiton of musIc room and half day sessIOns are being held to take large attendance and the coopera~ The serVIces, under Mr Fred w •WIth VIctory ours on all the Grosse Pomte Con,gregatlOnal care of the overflow student body hon of all Kerby s dIrectIon has agam re. sumed Its dutles of serVIce to the t fightmg fronts, men enhstIng In Church win hold the fIrSt of a RegIstrations are bemg receIV" senes of dessert brIdge partIes The half ..day seSSIOnsare be! school W the Navy WIll now fmd unparal- mg concentrated In the lower Lawrence R Read, superm ed at the Beacon School dally leled opportUnItIes for advance on Friday, Octoh'er 12 at 1 30 durmg school hours Both boys and gIrIs from the : at the home of Mrs Wilham M grades, conSIdered by some to tendent of the Beacon schOOl has fourth, fIfth and SIxth grades ment," Comdr Flechtner says be the most Important In a ' SerVIce lfi the peacetime Navy Adams, 305 UnIVerSIty place child s schoolIng The -second Issued a pamphlet on the situa- meet once a week DIane Dem rose was elected Captam of offers pleasant as well as gaIn Mrs Richard Molyneau IS in I The Crest Company grade teacher has 77 pupIls tlOn askmg concerted achon on ful duty, WIth many features Steadman Opens GIrl s SerVIce and Eleanor Dah chargeStanleyofRIchardson,the affair, andMraMrsMarJ 5756 CASSAVE MADISON 2747_ leen her aSSIstant Lawrence necessarIly ImpOSSIbleunder the Store in Gratiot Grunder and Wayne Van Etten wa.rtIme condItIons of the past Brown Tradmg Stamps Gwen W,th All Purchases hold these positIOns for the boys several years Among these are expanded recreatIOnal faclhtles With the opemng of Walter There are many courteSIes unhmlted range of travel, and Steadman s drugstore at 19253 WhIch the SerVIce people per. generous shore hberty and an- Harper avenue thIS Saturc;lay, the form It is theIr duty to promote nual leaves In additIon, Navy WeLcome! NOW so called Kenosha block m safety m the buildmg on the Schools, acknowledged to be GratIot TownshIp approaches playground, to aSSIst the boys among the fmest In the country, nearer to becommg the largest and gIrls In bemg orderly in the wIll contmue trammg men for merchanchsmg center In the $ec. halls, dIrect strangers abO-utthe responSIble pOSItIons,partIcular- tlon bUIldmg, open doors, assIst teach- ly m the Regular Navy" to Our Grand ers on the playground, delIver Several other stores are soon messages, and aSSIstIn the of~lce, Comdr Flechtner noted that to open In the block, probably kindergarten and lIbrary the Navy's peacetIme reqUIre- OPEN the fastest developIng m the ments In many petty offIcer rat- ELEANOR M. DEUSTER townshIp • • • mgs WIll be several tImes great- Walter Steadman operated a The Safety Patrol stallons offermg complete stenographIC er than the :number of men re- With Those Fine WearabLes drugstore In Grosse POInte thirty-two boys at varIOUscorn- and secretarIal serVIces Her or- mammg In these trades and pro- Woods for 10 years ers throughout our dIStrICt It IS gamzatlon WIll be known as the feSSIons after demoblhzatIon un- each one s duty to be on the Personal SecretarIal SerVIce der the pomt system Thus men for Women and Children alert when he IS on hIS corner MISSDeuster can hoe reached at enlIstmg now WIll fmd the fIeld and help to see the childrert TUxedo 1-3186 WIde open for rapId advancement Picture Council cross the streets safely on the (Men's Wear at a F~~re Date) Miss Deuster was preVIously a to hIgh-paYIng ratmgs In all the way to and from school secretary at Parke, DaVIS & branches of the naval serVIce ALL DAY Approves Movies WIlham Holmes IS captam Company and at the Grosse WIth the end of hostIlItIes, the VIrgIl Klme, and Larry MartIn PoInte HIgh School Her most Navy IS stressmg the enlIstment DRY GOODS Grosse POInte MohOll PIcture are heutenants for the Safety recent pOSItIonwas that of sec of smgle men, 17 to 30, In the CounCIls lIst of approved mOVIes Patrol WhIChmeets once a week retary and bookkeeper for Regular Navy The term of Reg SATURDAY, 'OCTOBER 6th. LINGERIE recommended by Consumer's Kopp s Pharmacy in Grosse ular Navy enlIstment has been • • • Pomte YARD GOODS Bulletm and as reVIewed by The JUnIor Red Cross was or- reduced from SIX years to four, Parents' Magazme Includes gamzed under the leader'\hlp of Her new organIzatIon WIll of- and In the light of wartIme ex ThIS new Steadman s Prescription Druq Store after HOSIERY CISCOKId Returns", 'Docks MISSE Olson fer busmess and SOCIalcorres. penence, phYSIcal reqUIrements of New York', "Gangs of the pondence WIth complete book- have been substantIally lowered 10 years In Grosse POinte Woods opens With a qenUlne Each homeroom sends one rep- keepmg and accountmg serVICe partIcularly m regard to VIsIon DRESSES Waterfront', 'Hands Across the resentatIve to the weekly meet- Border", 'Hollywood & Vme', It WIll also prOVIdemedIcal, leg- height and Wlelght Naval Re- welcome to all Gratiot Township reSidents to come n mg These representatives report al and strabshcal typmg serve enlIstments for 2 3 and 4 TOWELS III Tell the World", 'Mr Bug proceedmgs to theIr respectIve Goes To Town, 'My Pal Wolf' 6HIi~l's First Dry Goods Store homerooms From thIS represent- and qet acquainted VISit our splendid founta n where MUSIC for Mllhons", "The ahtve group offIcers were elect Cheaters", "Thin Man's Navy ed VIrgInIa DaVISIS preSIdent, popular prices prevad EnJOYall the conven ant services and •Thunderhead' Robert Warner, vice preSIdent, GRATIOT TOWNSHIP Carl Danze, secretary; Clark the store Willr.n<;/er Money Orders ete. M1JELLEB!'S Bas$ett, treasurer Building Line ThIS year's project will conSIst DRY&0005 t1HHHMHH m aIdmg In the educatIonal re Cleaners & Tailors 19251 Harper" K... osha Block-Open 9 to 6-Sat. 9 to 9 Is Established habIlItatIon of children abroad Homerooms have started collec- Located in To assure a umform bUIldmg tIons for theIr gIft boxes front for future commercIal de- • • • velopments In the Woods V11~ Members of the SCience Club The New Kenosha Block lage along Mack avenue,""theVIl- In Mrs Crockett s 4-B homeroom STEADMAN'S lage CommISSIonerson Tuesday orgamzed to become better B.c. Bverybody Know, Red Comb Quality! mght passed a resolutIOn ex- quamted WIth the world about TU. 1-4090 Prescription Drug Store pressmg the deSIre of the Com- them They WIll carry out theIr 19253 Harper Kenosha Block TU. 1-1910 mIssIon that such propertIes plans by experImentIng, observ- 19277 Harper GratIOt Township Cor Washtenaw Deliveries should be extended to the front mg, examInIng and dISCOVerIng of the Ime as estah/lshed by the This month' In their study of FRESH DRESSED Wayne County Road Commls- leaves the club prepared a bul- swn letm board WIth leaves of gayly Tms IS In conformny wltn '[ne COlorea,sugar maples, oox emers plan for the wldenmg of Mack rIver bIrch, and all varIetIes of avenue as undertaken by tp,e oak lea-ves Lalla Sadl wa/:>elect County Road CommISSIOn ed chaIrman and DIck Zander The propOSItIonmeans SImply her aSSIstant UJ\'rl()Nl~l)\ that It IS the deSIre that the VI!. Class officers were chosen In lage have a urnform front for MISS Crandall s 5 B homeroom N()'r POULTRY future commercIal development for the orgamzatIon of classroom It was deCIded also that when actIVItIes Joan 0 Bflen serves as FISH and SEA FOOD appllcatlOrts for bUIldmg permIts preSIdent, Harvey Kelthas VIce of such propertles are made preSIdent and Kent Barlow as hereafter they shall be exam- secretary. Open Wedneacleys Through Fridays 9:00 to 0:00 ~nedb)' the CommISSIOn In each • • • case The 'Young AmerIcans in Mrs BTogan's 6-B homeroom are Saturdays 8:00 to 5:00 POINTE METHODISTS working for good cItIzenshIp and Sunday, October 14 wlll be to helP one another The offIcers Charter Sunday at the Grosse for theIr club are DaVId Leach Pomte MethodIst Church Dr SidM preSIdent, John Morhart, VIce Order Your Holiday Poultry Barly! ney D Eva, Supermtendent of preSIdent, Glona Anton, secre- I the DetrOIt DIStrICtof The Meth- tary, Mary Lou Steffam, prlvate OdIStChurch, w1l1preach and WIll secretary, Roland Neulebrook, aSSIstthe pastor In the receptIOn room captam and Susan KUhl, of Charter members decoratmg captam VIc+or Yan Hull., Prop.

GRATIOT TOWNSHIP S FIRST AND LARGEST FOOD MARKET Red Comb Poultry Market 19291 Harper (Kenosha Block.) TUxedo 1-15808 Welcome

Gratiot's First! to Our New Frontier Hardware Neighbors in Co. Kenosha Hin the Keno~ha Block" Block Will Open Its New Store Kenosha Market and its entire staff Within a Week or 10 Days 11 With Reliable extend a hearty welcome and best $2 $2~ 4/5 Qt 4/5 Ql. Wishesfor success to the new stores Code No UU Code No 1214 HARDWARE now open or about to open for HOMEWARES bUSinessin thiS new merchandiSing center of Gratiot Township. PAINTS & VARNISHES ~~ TOYS & GIFTS dry martini · MANHATTAN Kenneth G. (Woody) Woodworth and KENOSHA MARKET Maurice B. (Mac) McClelland Propri~ors LOUIS HOUTEKIER, Prop. 19295 HARPER AT KENOSHA AVE. FRONTIER HARDWARE CO. 66proof HiramWalker & Sons Inc. PeorIa,nr Copr t945. 19261 Harper (Kenosha alock) Gratiot Twp. TU. 2-4620 . Thursday, October 4, 1945 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen More Food * More Leisure Time * More Entertainment Talent * This is the Post-War you waited for! at ** Jt~ ~ ~ Plan for FUN! Arrange your Evening Out as a regular Weekly Event. /

U OF ILLINOIS rece'ved a be defhutely benched for a week Frl, Sept. 28 Sportsman Park to beat the St blow to Its hopes for a BIg Ten or more Fullback George BUJan BILL EDDY, state hghtwe,ght LOUISBrownIes, 6-3 The hIt not Bernie Green tItle this year wIth the loss of who is nursmg a broken thumb THIS WEEK bOXing champIon kept hIS newly only won the Tlgers seventh Halfback EddIe Bray, who w111wIll mISS the game wIth IndIana in won tItle when the Judges called Amencan League pennant but It At Stevadora the second meetmg between hIm dashed all hopes for the Wash- SPORTS and Leroy WIlhs a draw at the I~gton Senators had of gaImng Berme Green, the clever and By OlympIa a he wlth the Tlgers and forc- 20th Century • • • mg a playoff game for the pen- constantly III mohon" comedIan FRED RUNNELLS ROCKY GRAZIANO kayo'd nant It also made Hal New... and master of ceremOnIes, agam Versatile Harold Green In the thIrd round hous.r the top p,tcher of both gUIdes this week's new and out Comedy M. C. ANNOUNCES Thurs, Sept 27 of theIr scheduled ten round bout leagues, for the .second straIght * BERNIE GREEN standmg variety floor show at at Madlson Square Garden A rIot year, wlth 25 VIctOrIeS agaInst 9 EVELYN WATERS • PAT WALSH DANCERS CHICAGO CUBS wh,pped the los~s Club Stevadora, by popular de- broke out, the fIrst In ten years mand One of Berme's most 1m Cmcmnatl Reds In both ends of at the Garden, when Green's • • •• SAMMY MANDELL and his ORCHESTRA a double header to go three full presslve charactenzatlOns IS that NEW POLICY handlers Jumped mto the t rmg "SNUFFY" STIRNWEISS, New of a RUSSIan vIollmst whIch he MODERN KITCHEN-NEW CHEF-MARVELOUS FOOD games ahead of the second place claImmg Green had receIved a York Yankee second baseman, enacts In complete RUSSIan re Da.ncmg Nightly from 9 p m Complete Shows at 9 30 p m and 12 30 a m short count Green jumped to hIS got three hItS In the fmal game Beginning Friday Oct 5th at 9 00 p m St Loms Cardmals The double galla and WhlCh provldes hun feet, after referee Ruby Goldstem of the season to nose out Chlc WIth an exqellent opportumty to VIctory marked the 21st tune In had tolled the fatal ten claImmg ago's Tony Cuccmello by one Entertainment Nightly, Except Mondays 22 games, thIS season, that the Rocky had h,t 111m,llegally on demonstrate hIS eXC'ephonal abll pomt for the AmerIcan League Ity on that strmg Instrument Cubs beat the Reds, to estabhsh the break and tore after GrazI~ battIng champIonshIp HIS S'ea- Newcomers, currently, are Mary ano In a neutral corner son's average 15 309 * FEATURING * a record ill the NatlOnal League Lou Pavel talented song styhst • • • • • • • • • and The Pat Walsh Dancers who ART (HAPPY) FELSCH. of U OF DETROIT returned to the NATIONAL LEAGUE battmg have earned a very hIgh ratmg Wally Messina MIlwaukee, American Assocla~ football wars after a two year champlOnshlp was another close locally for theIr colorful mUSI tlOn's "AI Schacht/' arrIved In absence and trounced Alma Col race between the New York eal comedy preCISlOn routmes Popular RadiO Personality VocalISt with Accordl.n town and got mto lIne for bleach- lege 32~O ill a down pour WhICh Glants' PhIl Cavarretta and Bos. The popular saxaphone and clar er seats Felsch has been fIrst In 4,500 fans sat through tons Tommy Holmes Cavarretta met ace and showman, Sammy Sat, Sept 29 PLUS lme for World Series tickets In got two hlts while Holmes went Mandell, and hIS orchestra are * * 16 of the past 17 years U OF MICHIGAN took MlCh,- hItless m the l-eague's fmal the mUSICmakers Club Steva • • • gan State mto camp for the games to WIn the NatlOnal Lea- dora opened ItS new and very Loverne REDFORD HIGH before 15000 sev.enth straIght hme to the tunE' gue crown Wlth a 355 agamst modern kItchen, preSIded over spectators at U of D stadmm of 40 to 0 Mn:h,gan displayed Holmes 352 by a well known DetrOIt chef, Our Own Popular St.r .t the Hammond Org.n and P,ano ended a 17 year Jmx by handmg plenty of power on the scormg • • • on Thursday, September 27th Cooley a 7 to 6 defeat plays, somethmg that was sadly DETROIT LIONS led the lackmg agamst IndIana a week PLUS ago WashIngton Redskms for three PAUL CHRISMAN, All Amen- * * penods, 7 0, but Washmgton bed can quarterback for the Unl~ • • • the score late m the thIrd penod versity of MISSOUrIIn 1940 re- PHIL COLELLA, a 17 year old and 'W'ent on to WIn 21~14 Community Singing freshman, romped 77 yards on ported to the ChICago Cardmals LIons scored once In the fourth Nabonal Football League team Featured by Our EntertOiners the first play of the IllInOIS Notre quarter Good Food You'll Remember Dame game, at South Bend, to Everybody Welcome I Sing and B. Merryl gIve Notre Dame Its fIrst 1945 VIctory The run was scored In Monday, Oct 1 at the 1564 Broadway the fIrst fIfteen seconds of the EDDIE MAYO, TIger second THE WINE SHOP at Grand Circus Park game and Notre Dame was un- baseman, and Tommy Holmes 127 Penobscot Bld9. TWENTIETH CENTURY RECREATION able to do anythmg from then on Boston Braves outfielder, were Restaurant and except defend Its goal hne agamst selected as the most valuable Complete line of CHOICE LIQUORS AND MIXED DRINKS • FINE FOOD Sea Food Hous. a superIor IlhnOls team WhICh players m the maJor leagues 8ellows Specialties • fumbled the ball each t,me ,t got for 1945 by the Sportmg News NI.9566 14800 MACK AVE, at Ashland Beers .. Wmes .. Liquors mto scormg pOSItIon Unras,oned Imported Closed Tuesda.ys Tuesday, Oct 2 W",es & Domests< Open All Other Days 'Tn 1 a m Sunday, Sept 30 Sundays and Holidays Open From WORLD SERIES teams worked lOOpm TIGERS WIN PENNANT when out at BrIggs StadIUm on a ram~ CAdIllac Steven's Hank Greenberg slash'ed h 1S soaked dIamond In preparatIon 5921 CLifford 0434 CAdIllac 2230 mnth InnIng four run homer to the start of the fal! clasSlc mto the rIght fleld stands at tomorrow KIT KAT BAR LIsted in Duncan BInes' l'Adventures in Good Eating" 11019 CHALMERS 6th Season Now Open! UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ~ COOKTAIL Grosse Pointe Now Owned and Operated by LOUNGE FRED and LOUISE STEVEN TheVOGU ~ THE HOT SPOT OF THE EAST SIDE Woods Recreation ,..._ ....•• "'.1"'1:_._ III:II:DC. WUdClC" .. __ AlJn."_ 1II'\II1'\DC,.. __ n.... FINE ENvmONMENT ~ Enioy a Sparklin9 Evenln9-See and Hear AND 'VIIXED DRINKS Ta~sie Excellent League, MUSIC Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays WIth a Few &i..~~m.~\ TAVERN AI White Happy & Ed Openmgs I' The KING of Playmg The" 20422 Mack ~ East Jefferson at Shook Road at Lancaster the Ivor,e.r. Elect".al Gu,tars NL 9833 or 81 :- Phone Mt Clemens 8961 TV 1-00521 They Are Terrific Entertainment Starts Nightly at SP M -Sundayat3P M

16345 HARPER It COURVILLE at This OrigInal Tavern Famous Home of VOGUE Oocklail Lounge SEA FOOD and Recreation STEAKS Cadieux at Evanston Just Norih of Harpel' CHOPS COOLED 8Y CHICKEN REFRIGERATION and deltclOus Chinese Food Enjoy a Splendid Dinner at CHOICE of All Kmds BEEB--WINE LIQUORS DANCING AND MIXED A. BLESSING CAFE DRINKS SAT. 9 P M 16023 MACK AT DEVONSHIRE SUN. 6 P. M. Michael Angelo's Famous Cout1eou.r Ser1J'C' In CONTINENTAL FIVE A Pleasant Atmosphere DeLuxe Menu In.ludes Open Saturdays, Sundays llnd Hohdays at 4 00 P M Week Days at 500 P M Closed Mondays

NOTE: + All fleWred leather booths •• and new decorations for your complete comfort and enjoyment For Reservatl\)Dl!I + (lALL NI 9768 • eb Punch and Judy • KERCHEVALat 1'11.3898 Cafe oJ, FISHER ROAD THEATRE RICHTER'S 15125 HARPER, at Lakepo/nt. • Open Again and Ready for Business oJ, FRIDAY. SATURDAY OCT08ER 5 .6 • You'll always find tempt- Evenin9s Only lng, dehclOUS foods here d.- Van Johnson - Gloria DeHaven prepared by best eooks In town' • All Popular Refreshments "BETWEEN TWO WOMEN" ~ • lJoooooooooo Saturday Matinee Only RUPTURED? + Improved Patented LANNOT SLIP Bolds ma.lelel tol'etbel' • Special Children's Pr09ram with Sharyn Moffett In with a soft CO.llcave pad. Keeps rutU1"e tightly closed at aU timet DOBBS TRUSS While worklng\ lifting watkiDg or _wiDl + New Neoprene mIDI' Lightwe ght • "MY PAL WOLF" Composition REASON SHOULD TEACH 'tOU NOT TO Washable PLACE A BULB OR BALL IN OPltNING DOOOOOOOOOO Strapless, Beltless. OF RUPTURE. WHICH KEEl'S MUSCLES + SPREAD APART. • Bulbless SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 THRU 11 SIng/., $ID-Doubl •• $15 .j, FREE EXAMINATION_No Obligation Errol Flynn - William Princ. 4lso Complete Line of Abdominal Supports Immediate Fittin.--Honrl 10 00 to • 00 • From Stock or Made "OBJEOTIVE BURMA" to order Dobbs Truss Co. tl6t2 Now Available-New DNlign Single Scrotal. $IS-Double Scrotal. pO 208 EATON TOWER. DETROIT. MICH Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS , Thursday, October 4, 1945 WANT ADS • • • I To Place a Charge Ad by I P40ne Oall- I I TUxedo 2.6900 I GROSSE POINTE NEWS 4-HELP WANTED 7 WANTED TO RENT ll-ARTICLES FOR SALE <3 Trunk Linea to Serve You) IMale and Female I IHouses, Apts., Flats, etc. I 21 SERVICES 21-SERVICES TWO beautIful Juniper trees 7 (aI-General Irl-Cement Work CHARGE RATES GIRL experIenced as stenogra EXECUTIVE wlfe and daughter feet tall w ell tnmmed [ LAFF-A-DAY 10 Word. .. M ...... M 60e pher and bookkeeper by sales deSIre 3 bedroom unfurmshed NIagara 2866 I CEMENT and brIck work _ Each Additional Word .... .Je and engIneenng fIr m m house, permanent NIagara CALL HOME UPHOLSTERY Porches, stone steps, base- Grosse POI n t e Convement 6810 JUmOR BrItanmca, 1945 com- ment driveways garages and CASH RATES hours and locatIOn TUxedo plete edltlOn NIagara 2866 and SIde walks Free estimate Call 10 Words 601l 1-3901 morOlngs from 10 to 12 PERMANENT 10 DetrOlt-2 or Drcxel 1163 tacb Additional Word __ .Ie 3 bedroom house or mcome FUR COAT, hat and muff gray or call TUxedo 2-5022 eve- CARPET CLEANING CO mngs ResponsIble A 1 references caracul kId, sIze 12 to 14 Call Is I-Carpenter Work CLOSING TIME TUxedo I 1026 Monday, NIagara 9106 Ad.s mil be DRIVER for flOriSt dehvery For ImmedIate ServIce ALL kinds of repaIr work. Accepted to 4 p m Tuesday, at SIX SETS sterlIng pepper and the NEWS office Must know cIty and Grosse FOR mlmster, WIfe, two sons Porches, recreation roo m s" Your Ad WIll be accepted un Pomte Steady work Oldel 12 and 15, 5 or 6 room house salts, WIth spoons SIX sterlIng TRmlty 2 2258 doors, windows and storm III noon Wednesdays at the man preferred Box 819 Grosse or flat Need urgent Any SUIt- bon bon dIshes, early Vlctonan sash New storm sash Installed low Cash Rate at anyone of Pomte News able quarters conSIdered Call NIagara 4998 582 Waspmgton 1 POLISHING D Andlrons and measured Byron Shupp, the followme: stores NIagara 7094 road sIlver, copper vases, etc Work 469 Moross road TUxedo ANN & DICKS WOODWORKER - ExperIenced - guaranteed TUxedo 2 8902 2-4800 20792 Mack Gr Pte Woqds COUPLE permanently located TEA WAGON, attrac;lIve wlth on band saw and CIrcular saw two drop leaves, $20 NIagara aUSU:l ORUloS for furnIture frames Part no chl1dren or pets deSire BIcycles pamted and repaIred (tl-Dress Making .. .. l5228 East J eftersoll small house or apartment m 4056 ATTENTION tIme or full time 15410 Mack BRING your alteration trouble <...VNN1Nt:.HAM S avenue PRospect 2841 Grosse POInte or neIghborIng 9-INCH genume hand-sewn moc- for A I work ...... _ Kercheval at Notre Dame locatIon BIrmingham 2558 CALL TUXEDO 2-8053 to Mafle Stephens, 13327 Ker. GROSSE PTE DRU(, CO casms,.slze 9lh, new condItion, cheval MUrray 5740 ...... Kercheval at st. C1sh 5-SITUATIONS WANTED $8 Wanted to buy LIght car PIck up and dehvery serVIce I Male and Female I WANTED-2 or 3 bedroom house -... II • 5241 Farmbrook DRESSMAKING, alteratlOllS and HAaKNB:SS PHARMACY or 3 bedroom apartment In condItion more Important than .... Mack at Lochmoor Blvd THE Ever Ready Employment Grosse Pomte area up to $85 age TUxedo 2 7525 leI-Electric RepaIrs ml1hnery Inez Slear, 1740 KbPP PHARMA<..Y Agency has a)l klOds of ex Amta, Grosse POInte Woods. _...... 1G926 Kercheva DRexel 1355 BOYS 3-plece brown coat perIenced help WIth references • ELECTRICAL WIR'NG TUxedo 2-1849 MAR!LAND CONFT RY ready CAdlllac 0284 TAKE your postwar vacation set new, sIze 6 TUxedo ...... 1009 Marylano now and let us rent your 2 6894 And Repa rlnq Iw I-Bldg. MaterIal MILLER PHARMACY COMPETENT chambermald for house whl1e you are gone Have All AvaUable Material in Stock ...... I Kercheval at Wayburr STAR BOAT No 1028 10 excel- Lum.ber, Garage materIal, I. upstaIrs work Good references References supphed TUxedo To Do NOTRE OAME PHA~MACY lent condItIon WIth modern Beams SUMP PUMPS, New ",...... 17000 Kerchev8J Box 313, Grosse Pomte Ne TS 2 1427 stamless steel :fleXIblenggmg • New Homes • Old Homes RoU Bnck and Asbestos, & Repa1rIng • Attic and SCHETTLER S .. .15324 E Jefferson wood SIdmgl Shingles, InterIor One set of salls and all neces • Recreation Rooms Wired LADY compamon to adult or WIDOW and 2 year-old daughter sary racmg eqUIpment For Doors & TrIm Storm Sash, Etc. ~UiET'u.(lo R S Fisher at Maumee chIld gomg to FlorIda for Win need 2-bedroom duplex or • Garage Wiring Underground ~TEADMAN S further mformatlon call Fred <=> • Power Wir1ng • Mise Electrical Open Mon 'till 7 p m BRING 19253 Harper ter WIll furmsh the best of small house In Grosse POinte, Runnels NIagara 8405 ;0 _ Repairing TRAILER - Rehable Lumber references Wnte Box 425, furnIshed or unfurnIshed Pre - Good Service Reasonable sWHrER DRUGS Company, ~4155 Schoenherr .17201 Mack AvenuE Grosse Pomte News fer automatIc heat TUxedo JAP mmk full length coat, BAYERS ALL ELECTRIC AND Rd Jct M-97 & 9'h MIle Rd. fITUS DRUGS I 3088 newly sanforized sIze 14-16 East DetrOIt ...... ~ ~ Kercheval at !"tslle. CHILD CARE by the hour or matchmg mmk tnmmed APPLIANCE CO • • • day SpecIal tralmng Excel- MIDDLE-AGED lady WIshes to hat excellent condlhon Call EvenIngs Residence TU 1-4572 y-Plano Tuning FOR BES) RESULTS, lent references Call PRospect make home WIth fine people TUxedo I 4511 17330 E Warren Store TU 1-0440 0294 from 10 to 4 and aSSIst TUxedo 2 5512 PIANO tuning-Electflc cleanlU. ADVERTISEIN THE NEWS' 3 PIECE walnut bedroom set leI-Custom Corsets "You've left Bill, eh' Well, your mother Isn't here- Chfford L Edwards, TUx.do STENOGRAPHER, expenenced LET Navy officer 'permanently Innersprmg mat t res S and SPENCER CORSETS 1-3173 I-PUBLIC NOTICES part tIme Call TUxedo 2-6530 to hve In DetrOIt have your sprmgq $150, 9x12 rug $10 she's Irone home to your grandmother I" INDIVIDU ALLY deslgned Dress before 9 p m furmshed home, terrace or Call TUxedo I 1515 _Washing Machines 9-ARTICLES WANTED and SurgIcal garments Over • and Appliances CHICAGO apartment for a few weeks 14-REAL ESTATEWANTED 13 years expenence Maude NURSE MAID, experienced In months or longer 10 weeks old SET of 25 Alexander HamIlton • $380 INCLUDING TAX trammg and care References Institute books on modern Bannert, 368 McKinley, Grosse WASHING machmes, any make, baby Call LEnox 2437 or Pomte Call NIagara 4027 or repaIred Pre-war prices Work SaUne $1 21 Clinton $1.44 Bmr HZ, Grosse Pomte News LEnox 8351 busmess leather bIndmg Bar Jonesv1lle $242 QuIncy $270 TOwnsend 7-4312 guaranteed 14 y~ars In busi- fColdwater $282 Sturgis $357 gam TUxedo 1 1515 WANTED WANTED ness Jerry's HousehQld Ser- 1<.t.. Angele. $4198 St Loui. '" $637 SCHOOL GIRL wlll care for FLAT or garage apartment 2 '\ 1;< CHICKERING grand plano hke DE LL.o :;. MOTOR STAGES chIldren after school PIngree Ifl-Refrigeration Vlce TUxedo 2-1350 1505 CASS AT BAGLEY RA. 1341 or 3 bedrooms\ Grosse Pomte new $850 chma mantle clock, OLD Grosse Pointe 1237 reSIdents No young chIldren REFRIGERATION and motor Landscaping $40, 2 paIr new Wide net cur- serVIce LIcensed and bonded LAUNDRESS, expenenced, good no pets Please call Mrs tams $6, tobaggon $5 240 Brossy, TUxedo 2 1478 Lakeland TUxedo 1 151S FUR COATS Properties Kelvmator, FrIgIdaIre, Cold GENERAL Ironer, shIrts, sdks Use any Spot, Copeland, Crosley and PUBLIC NOTICE machme OLIve 9161 YOUNG woman needs garage WILL swap fulI Slze boy s b,- ALL SIZES Umversal Wilhams, LEnox LANDSCAPI~G To all persons intendlng to bec ltne Best Prices Pa,d IRONINGS done 10 my home apartment or flat Please cycle for small size one CASH BUYERS 6763 If no answer call TRlOlty cand1{(ates for City offices at the 1.4600 Complete job SoddIng Seeding Top Clty General Election to be held ~m NIagara 0255 TUxedo 2-5018, 9 to 5 NIagara 9014 PICk Up Service WAITING! Dressing Trees Trimmed Removed Tues(f.ay November 6 1945' and to QUALITY RefrlgeratlOn Servlce and Transplanted all others interested BELGIUM woman experl'enced, UNFURNmHED mcome, flat or GIRL S hcycle, 28 ,$20 NIagara Call us tor free appraisal- WIll do sewing In your home apartment for adult and 2- 6554 10 Oxford road LEnox f636 18 years experience m the Guaranteed service on Cold- Everqreen Nursery GardelU The last date: for the filing of can 5030 Hereford NI 3538 VIllagesthrou.e;houtthe Pomte spot, Crosley, Copeland, UnI d1dates nominating pet1tions for year-old gIrl LJ!;nox 7424 LARGE tricycle good condltion WANTED TO OOY - ElectriC versal, Lebnard, Kelvlnator, Berk and Wolfram such election is PRospect 6988 Cen LEnox 0100 6-FOR RENT URGENT-By permanent bUS1- tram and accessories Drexel Norge, FngidaIre, other makes I Houses, Apts., Flats, etc. I LlCensed, bonded PRospect 17381 Harper at Woodhall Saturday, Oct. 13, 1945 ness man, 3 or 4-bedroom ter~ GIRLS pre war bIcycle, good 8886 TU 1 0S50 or TU 1-4305 Ca:tld1dates nominating petitions race house or Income Two 7297 Day and night ATTRACTIVE room for refined balloon tIres perfect condl John C. Staudt IT S TIME to conslder Fan must be secured from and filed hIgh school boys Mr Brown WANTED-Twm baby carnage with the City Clerk A f1lIng fee of ChnstIan busmess lady Ref- hon Inqw.re. 3029 Eastlawn Inc, Cil-Paint and Decorate erences Gar age avaIlable MAdlSon 6161 plantmg Buy g u a ran tee 4 $5 00 must be paid with petitions USED Cub umform Slze 10 any type Call LEnox 1893 15322 East Jefferson when filed TUxedo 2-8199 FAMILY of three adults deSIre Pontlao Nursery Stock 1,,- $3 50 Call TUxedo 2 8902 WANTED-Set of women s steel qUIre about free indIVIdual_ NORBERT P NEFF, 7-WANTED TO RENT house terrace or flat WIth 2 or 3 bedrooms Wauld lIke CLARINET Guy Humphrey shaft golf clubs Phone TUxedo 21-SERVICES WERNER Ized landscape plan Elizabeth Clty Clerk IHouses. Apts., Flats, etc. I 2 9325 la)-General 17t50 Maumee Avenue-NI 5800 posseSSIOn by Decemher 1 pre w,ar model WIth case In Wagner, PIngree 8720 830AMto440PM A 1 references Box 486 fine condItIon, $85 NIagara l1-AUTOS FOR SALE ZEISING Saturday closed at 12 00 Noon WANTED TO RENT OR Grosse POinte News 1330 GUARANTEED SUBLEASE3 OR 4 BEDROOM 1932 FORD V 8 NI 6078 Po nhnq & Decoratlnq Medical Center EMPLOYED dlscharged veteran 24-INCH boy s blcycle Also Furniture Cleaning OL,ve 1373 loa-PERSONALS FURNISHED HOME IN and WIfeWIshfurmshed apart electrIC ornamental fireplace 12-AUTOS WANTED In Your Home or OffIce GROSSE POINTE OR EAST ment flat or Income No chIl- fixture TUxedo I 1465 (Formerly Wth Makes Progress I HAVE a real mce home for a dren or pets NI 6078 RETURNED veteran wants good C. TROJAN Cox & Baker Bu Idersl girl age 2;' to 4 lOVingcare, SIDE AREA FOR ABOUT 3 SHOTGUN-L C Smlth Ideal used car Late model preferred hcensed PRospect 0293 WANTED-Two or three bed As the fIrSt step lU making MONTHS WILL PAY grade double, automatic eJec W,ll pay top dollar Call 19991 Andover room unfurmshed house flat tors recOll pad 4 boxes shells ERNEST Dujardm, Pamter and DetrOit a world center for teach 3-LOST AND FOUND PREMIUM RENTAL or mcome No chIldren No Reasonable ARhngton 0478 PIngree 9031 TOwnsend 5-6506 Decorator 820 Notre Dame mg and research in the fIeld of NIAGARA 4586 pets MElrose 0738 Grosse POInte NIagara 5069 mdustrlal health, articles of In LOS T - Imtialed dlamond pm DduBLE wardrobe, sohd cedar 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE STORM SASH for steel or wood corporation for a new non-profit j F H H 11 Please return to Mrs 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 6lQSetfrom Emory Ford home Windows, complete IncludIng corporation to be knQwn as the WIlham Herbert, 29 Beverly BUSINESS man and WIfe, no InstItute for Occupational Health chIldren, need two bed):'oom CI),ret hvmg room smte Hlgh paIntmg and mstallatlon CIty Painting & Decorating Road Niagara 1834 Reward oven Jewel gas stove Porch Sash & Screen Company PRos- Research WIll be flIed In Lansmg unfurmshed house or terrace CORD WOOD pect 3700 Free Estimates ne""t month accordmg to Wendell LOST -'Cocker and Sprmger Permanently located DetrOIt swlOg NIagara 1049. GROSSE POINTE 16 and ~4-mch L, W Anderson of Grosse Pomte, puppy, age 6 months, black and Top references T G DaVIS, HOLLYWOOD double bed wlth WE speclahze In cleanmg carpets MILUTIN preSIdent of the MedIcal Science whlte, weanng small leather TOwnsend 8-5520, ExtenslOn All Hardwood and Seasoned headboard, custom bUllt mner- REAL ESTATE on your floor Phone for estl Coenterof Wayne UniverSIty collar wIth rope attached 2525, days IVanhoe 390 I , spring mattress, box springs mate Hames Carpet Cleaners, The Insh~ute WlU be staffed , Youngsters pet NIagara 9116 hke new, $70 NIagara 5232 TUxedo 1 1260 RESPONSIBLE executive, fam- TUxedo 2.6305 PAINTING, decorahng, wall pa WIth speciahsts In the me(~hca1 LOST-Red wallet (glft from Ily of four, WIll lease and . 5 P A IRS floor length Chmtz Upholstery perlng Prompt serVIce, rea and engIneermg phases of em brother In serVIce) Monday guarantee best care of deSir- A BIG E LOW Sanford green drapes and Valances gray and TOLES sonable rates Don Sherman, ploye health, and WIll maintaIn mght, CharlevOIX bus line able 3 or 4 bedroom unfur- rug, 12x18, two tone walnut ample research laboratOrIes WhICh yellow, ongmal cost $400, WIll and and Carpets ROsevllle 1184-R Cantams cash and student mshed home EastsIde or table, buffet chUla cabmet 6 sell for $125 5 pam short w111be at th-eserVIce of industry pass Reward Nlaagara 0716 Blrmmgham TU 2-5824 chairs Queen Anne style, %. Cleaned at Your Home In Wayne County and elsewhere yellow glass curtams $25 Ma- Domestic and Onental , Iron bed sprIng and mattress, hogany occaSIonal table $15 Guaranteed Moth-ProofIng 12537 PRospect SubJect to approval by' the , 4-HELP WANTED BUSINESS executive demes 2 or solId fumed oak table WIth CHALMERS Board of Education, the Institute 3 bedroom unfurnIshed home Mahogany framed mIrror, gl1t Fland.rs 1166 IMale and Female I leaves, drape rods, round brass trlm, $150 Rug 8x10, $4 Call DURA WA Y FABRiC WIll be affIlIated WIth and hous Excellent references NIagara curtam rods odd chaIrs mIs- COOKINGand downstaIrs, whIte 5232 NIagara 9423 before noon Punch & Judy ~lock SERVICE ed WIth Wayne UnlVerslty'. smgle or WIdow, stay mgh/ cellaneous Items Saturday af Free Estlmates Ralph J. Koss new School of OccupatIonal ternoon and evemngs after 7 GUANOCO tur Jacket, SiZe 16 References reqUlred Goo d THREE adults wlsh 5 or 6 large TUxedo 2 6249 VErmont 7 4377 Palnhnq • Paperhanqlnq Health whose program IS en wages Nlagara 7177 rooms unfurmshed modern 1961 Anlta TUxedo 2-8649 $45 344 Kerch""al or NI 1801 NI 4100 t11.. ly flUanced by the MedlCal 1 ROOFING-Guaranteed roof re- Interior and Exterior SCIence Center Dr Raymond , houSE!!automatic heat prefer TEA wagon, attractIve WIth two MOVING SOUTH-Perslan coat , EF:E'ICIENT ex.cuhve male sec- red RestrIcted area WIll as paIrs, new roofs-free estl Wallpaper Removed Hussey, dean of the School, WIll retary desIres connechon WIth drop leaves, $20 NIagara 4056 14 tweed overcoat 42 Tap sume decorating expense Lease pan stove, Brocatelle daven mates Only best qUalIty used By Steam serve as DIrector of the Instl responsIble flrm. ExperIenced MOROSS (7 MIle) 20659, near tute If pOSSIble. Good references MATERNITY•dresses, sIze 14 port yellow bOUdOIrchaIr and Cash or terms S1.I.nshmeRoof In admmlstratlve personnel, AR 5837 Two , one Harper-BrIck duplex, tile The sum of $750,000 IS now sales, serVIce and engmeeer- rugs bedspreads trombone ers, 7843 Grahot PLa a 2010 Ikl-Laundry Tuxodo 2 7938 lce skates TU 2-1634 bath, storm 'windows, pIcket bemg ralSed by the MedIcal Scl lUg Now aval1able Box 710, EXECUTIVE wlth fanuly of four FAMILY washmgs curtams and ence C-enter to fmance the JOInt deSIres house, flat or mcome fence QUlck sale $11,900 WALL PAPER removed by Grosse Pomte News KIMBALL Grand Pll~lUOpractIc THOR 'Gladltor' Iron-er Whlte Owner spreads done at home Finest program of the School and the WIll redecorate If necessary ally new Queen Anne Penod metal ghder NI 1433 steam Wall washmg, WIndow work DRexel 6743 InstItute for the fIrst fIve years, COO;KING and downstam work G u a ran tee excellent care beautIfuUy matched walnut GROSSE POINTE - Nottmgham washmg pamtIng and decora~ Mr Anderson saId He added white, 3 adults References TUxede 1-3457 case Leavmg CIty, must sacn- CHICKENS (frye)"s) 21'4 Ib' to 3 bedroom face brick all heat hng Call PLaza 2010 IIl-Windaw Washing that a substantial part of the Good salary NIagara 9092 2'14 Ilfs, $1 each TU 2-8018 I PROFESSIONAL man and wlfe fICe Kenwood electnc washer FIreplace 2 car garage SIde WINDOW cleamng screens and ~750000 has alr.ady been pledg $25 Electnc Ironer $35 Double CAULKING Do you know an MAID, WhIte, experIenced, for deSire to rent or w111lease 2 9-ARTICLES WANTED drlve Mr Deets PIngree 4600 storm sash also wall cleamng ed Manufacturmg and busmess fan'nly of 3 adults HIgh wages or 3 bedroom house, furmshed maple bed, sprmg and mat- HANNAN uncaulked wmdow IS lIke a Experts Free estImates Call fIrms of Wayne County are bemg Apply NIagara 4142 or unfurmshed, by October 15 tress $10 NIagara 6536 Real Estate Exchange, Ine wmdow WIthout glac:s-?CaJJk TUxedo 1 3870 asked to subscrIbe thIS money m Grosse Pomte area WIll mg saves fuel, health draper whIch WIll be admmlstered by COMPETENT W AITRE SS- OIL tank, 300 gallon FIreplace LINCOLN ROAD-3 master bed- A I WINDOW washmg We alm the Jnstltate s oWn Board of furmsh best of references basket Gateleg table, 3 extra rooms 2 baths maId s rooms Ies, curtams, rugs and pre~ DownstaIrs work Four adults TUxedo 1 ~476 WANTED to please particular people Trustees composed of leaders In In faml1y Mrs C A Dean lea"es End table Drapes and bath gas 011or coal heat vents spiders, crlckets, ants mdustry TUxedo 2 2027 Screens taRen down storm NIagara 0978 EXECUTIVE, Murray Bod y screened terrace bnck fence and msects Costs but llttIe sash put up Wall washmg and The afflhated School and In Old C~othing Mr MacEwen PIngree 4600 (mlddle-aged couple) wants Saves 20% to 30% on fuel bIll house washmg Also pamtIng stltute WIllbe both a serVIceumt N ANTED-Settled whlte mald MIRROR Wlth green fabnc HANNAN to lease furnished or unfur frame, 30 x36' NIagara 3244 BEST PRICES PAID Call PLaza 2010 Call PLaza 2010 froIll 5 00 to for mdustry and an educatlonal g~neral housework, cookIng nished house, terrace or in- Real Estate Exchange Inc 700 P m mstItutlon The School Will edu Stay In No laundry or heavy FOR MEN 5 SUITS come No chIldren, no pets ICEBOAT for sale DetrOlt News GROSSE POINTE WOODS. LAWNMOWERS sharpened or cate on a post-graduate level, cleamng Capable Good ref- References Call George Hart 12 foot model, excellent con TOPCOATS AND SHOES Iml-Radio Repairs graduate doctors and engmeers erences One chIld school all Hampton Road Bnck 2 bed- repaIred by experts We sharp MadIson 9500 dltion Call NIagara 6560 room Colomal 2 car garage who WIsh to speclahze In the day Phone TUxedo 2-9417 TYler 4-3625 en or repaIr any arhcle you COMPLETE radIO repaIrs and fIeld ot occupatlonal health In COUPLE need furmshed or un- MUSKRAT coat, never been $4000 down Mrs Weaver recondItionIng, 15 years' ex CLERK for afternoon and eve A telephone call Will bring us PIngree 4600 have RapId service additlon cours-es Will be avail furmshed apartment or lU- worn, small 12 $375 Platml.l.m penence Expert, courteous able to mdustnal phYSICiansand mg work, Monday, Wednesday come No chIldren or pets dIamond wedding rIng, 24 to you Immedlatelyl HANNAN FIXIT SHOP service All work guaranteed Real Estate Exchange, Ine hygIene engll~e-ers Later the and Frlday Doubleday Book References Call TUxedo 2 8040 stones, $250 Sunlamp WIth 14221 Kercheval Avenue LEnox 5688 School WIll arrange speCIalCOUT Shop, 17116 Kercheval BOOKS bought In any quantity afternoons and evenmgs hmer, $25 A Conn C Melody JEFFERSON-Wayburn 5 & 5 2- LEnox 4352 ses for the trammg of techni EXPERIENCED tYPlSt and re- saxophone, $50 VictorIan love Entire llbranes, bookcases and car garage Very clean $8250 . Irl-Cement Work Clans seat $185 Two matching an paIntmgs Bronzes B C Claes For graduate doctors and en -ceptlonlst wIth experience and month, mc Mr Deets PIngree CEMENT WORK aptlUde for SImple bookkeep We Want to hque chaIrs, $25 each Gas De- 1670 Leverette Phone CHerry 4600 SERVICE RUG & gmeers the School WIll offer a trOIt Jewel hIgh oven range 4267 New or repalr work mg OffIce located' Grosse HANNAN CARPET CLEANING DrIveways porches two year course of whlCh half Pomte Permanert't full tIme Rent tJ House or $30 872 CadIf>UXroad, Gro"lse the time WIll be spent lU plants. POInte FURNITURE WANTED-I! you Real Estate Exchange, Inc basement floors,. rat walls, posltlOn StenographIC exper We Spec al ze In Cleaning Upon graduatlOn~doctors WIll re Terrace have anythmg In the Ime of GRATIOT TOWNSHIP-Beautl CIty walks lence not necessary, but com ANTIQUE Early Amencan Lad- household furmture and rugs Tacked Down Carpehng celve the degree of Doctor of In fUl home, face bnck, 7 rooms Bonded dustrlal Health, and engmeers mon sense and pleasant per- We re a family of three per derback chaIr Maple corner call The Neatway Furmture In Your Home For free estImate call sonahty 'essential Also some table PlOg Pong table Chlld s 13930 Kercheval LEnox 2115 Sunroom, hIe bath natural the degree of Doctor of SCI'ence monently located In DetrOit fireplace, blmds, all heat at E VAN NESTE In Industnal Health executive ablhty Pay $35 to wagon TUxedo 2 1649 1040 lawndale PIngree 2179 $40 per week dependmg on Can assure you of the main GOOD clarmets cornets and tached garage Landscaped It ISantICIpatedthat the School quahficatIons ReSIdence In TRICYCLE In good conditIon, 5 other mUSIcal m1l,trumentsare FrUIt trees lh acre Owner wl1l be ready to accept enroll- Grosse Pomte an asset Write tenance of your property that to 7 years NIagara 0597 needed for prospectlV'e stu ARl mgton 2592 Vlnewood 2-8510 CEMENT WORK ments by the Fall of 1946 The Garage Floors Drives Walks Box 6211 Grosse Pomte News you des re Phone H L Clary dents In the Grosse Pomte Institute WIll be In operatlon be CHILD S CRIB good up to SlX Publlc Schools Phone Board 19-PETS CARPET OWNERS - AttentlOn Basement Floors Rat Walls fore that hm-e gIvIng experience, teferences Cadillac 8150, ExtenSion 307 Repalr now and save tl)e wear FREE ESTIMATES and evenmg telephone number years, WIth matchIng chest of of EducatIon, NIagara 2000 or drawers TiJxedo 2-837~. COCKER Spamel puppy, male, Also staIr carpet shIfted Day F. Beeckman • C. Goossens TUxedo 1-4047. llec1lgreeci. LEnox 0462. Trouble never comes to a hea. or everung NIagara 0703. I TU. 2-4841 NIagara 5908 when apology 18 afoot. Thursday, October 4, 1945 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fiffeen ----~ / 1II1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111U1I1II1II1II0I !nstallatlon of the Sunday school staff IS to take place at the Women's Club hats of varIOUS SIzes trlmmed I The performance IS open to the second serVIce WIth gay flowers and feathers publIc TIckets are avaIlable at If I Church News wlll be Included the ChrIst MethodIst f'hurch ililllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli CALVARY LUTHERAN Bv FRED RUNNELLS To Present Show A membershIp contest IS m ST. JAMES LUTHERAN the conference bemg at Port progress m the Sunday School The Treble Clef Chorus of the On October 14 the congrega Plenty of competItIon wac;;pro eIther mIght have won the final Huron 11 a m Mormng Worsh:Lp Clark School Women s Club WIll REGENCY SOFA vlded two Sundays ago In race they couldn t have garnered bon wIll observe MISSIOn Sun- Holy CommunIon WIll be cele present Ye Olde Album Style day POINTE UNITARIAN yachtIng cIrcles WIth end of the enough pomts to beat out the de , , , brated at thIS serVlce Calvary season races bemg held to de hnously happy bunch Show WhICh was so very suc Pomters WIll meet In the home has receIved the welcome news cessful thIS past year and agam termme champIons m the one SprIg s crew of stalwart__ was The votmg members meet on of Ann Hudson, 709 Lakewood that Pastor Walter J Geffert na deSIgn cla__ses IS much m demand for numer Monday October 8 8 pm, at avenue DetroIt, at 6 p III Sun tlve of MIchIgan and now serv made up of Paul Wilhams BIll ous performances The fIrst show The Llghtmng class of the Ferguson SkIpper Grant and a the NeIghborhood Club day mg m Oklahoma wIll become mg WIll be held at the ChrIst , , * , . . DetrOIt RIver Fleet met Its local rotund saIlor boy, who salls the perr~ anent pastor as soon Waterloo when SIX PontIac Yacht MethodIst Church on Warren and The Sunday school teachers Scouts WIll meet at 730 pm a catboat when there Isn t any- as sUItable lIvmg quarters can Club skIppers and theIr boats In HaverhIll at 8 pm October meet on Tuesday October 9, 8 thIng better around, by the name / Monday, October 8 be found Arrangements for vaded Crescent SaIl Yacht Club 12th, sponsored by the Bazaar P In at the home of the super- * , • of George EVan Pastor Geffert s installatIon wIll last Sunday In what was to be CommIttee of the Women s Soc intendent, T G Dahlen The Board of Trustees WIll Dave Davenport Tod Fred- * , , be announced as soon as tIme of the first of a four race home and Iety of ChrIstIan SerVIce I meet Thursday, October 11 at hIS arrIval can be fIxed home senes The boys from ericks and Ward Peck dId an The costumes range from Stone 8pm excellent Job of gettmg the Covered WIth cotton matelasse satm fmlsh The Women s GUIld wIll cele • • • PontIac despIte the gasolme Age up to the Modern nay The brate the fIfth anmversary of Its ContrIbutors to the DetrOIt shortage came down to gIve the boats off to good starts: and made ChOIce of colors SUItes made to order All $165 orgamzatIon WIth a specIal party BETHANY EVANGELICAL Commumty Fund (War Chest) the boys keep theIr noses clean gowns are fashIoned In beautIful work guaranteed 5 years Re~upholstenng 00 DetrOIt skIppers a lesson In saIl matenals of and sat.n and work called for and delIvered Frse at the home of Mrs MIlton Ram Bethany celebrates her annual who wIsh the EvangelIcal Luth mg Tom Petzold s "ThISbe' show combme colors WIth brIlhance estImates phenkel 508 Lmcoln road, on MIssIon festIval thIS Sunday, eran Institute for the Deaf to Of the SIX PontIac boats five er her transom to SIX other eIght and exqUISIte beauty Others are Wednesday October 10 I 30 pm wIth the Reverend Werner Kuntz benefIt are kindly asked to de of them fimshed In the first flve meters In the first race of the A & C UPHOLSTERING CO. * , , executIve secretary for InstItu- slgnate thIs clearly on the pledge pOSItIons and It was Gene How Iceberg serIes Two more race, damUy worked WIth lace and beads Shoes WIth unusual pomt- Next week from Tuesday tm tional MIssIOns In MIchIgan oc- cards ThIS IS the only protest ard of Crescent, whp broke WIll be saIled on succeedIng Sat 8800 Kercheval cor Crane Open evenings till 9 LEnox 5420 ed toes and hIgh heels are shown Saturdays tlll 6 tit trhursday, Pastor KUTZ wIll cupyIng the PUlpIt Reverend ant school for doeaf chIldren m the PontIac monoply by fimshmg urdays whIch WIll brmg the attend the fall Lake Ene pas- Kuntz will preach on the need America Its beautIful chapel IS sIxth weather up to Just what the toral conference of Lutheran for MIssIon work among the the gIft of General and Mrs The second race was canceled serIes name ImplIes-COLD pastors of the Enghsh dlstrlCt, people of our own country as Knudsen because of the lack of wmd The 70 mIle North Channel race ~**********************************************************************. well as among the people of • • • thereby gIvmg PontIac the lead for C and L class sloops, WhICh foreIgn lands Harvest Card Party, Fnday In pomts m thIS mter fleet serIes was to be saIled two Sundays ago, October 19 ~ 8 p m gIven by Next weekend DetrOIt was to was called off when none of the MESSIAH LUTHERAN the Ladles AuxIlIary DonatIons travel to PontIac and attempt to boys relIshed the Idea of sallIng II GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE II Bluehill The fIrSt Monthly BIble Hour of prIzes, etc have been request overcome thIS early lead and that dIstance In the rain Only of the 1945 1946 seasOn sponsor- ed by Mrs W DueU party chaIr. brIng the trophy back to DetrOIt Morrel Dunn, an old tIme salt ol' *~~~~~~~~~«~«~~~~~~~~«~~~««««««««««««««««««««««~««««««««««««««««««««~««t ed by the Young People s So- man but th$ weather turned out too some 70 odd years was at the CIety WIll be held on Sunday, bad and thIS end of the senes startIng lme and snorted hIS diS j "'11- Cleaners WIll be held the first mce week- gust when no one would come October 7 at 5 15 P m The GROSSE POINTE Book of the RevelatIOn of St CONGREGATIONAL end out to play It was Just about four I~,pOINTE OLEANERS & TAILORS SHIRTS John wllI be the subJ~ct for Tuesday, 1230-The Womens years ago that a SImIlar Instance ~ (WINDMILL 1'0IN.l.E) ~ s~k.18 c dIScussIon ASSOCIatIon WIll meet at the home DetrOIt RIver* * Fleet* Captam occurred only that tIme It was Men's and Ladles' Suits Tailored To Order LE. 3040 I Beautifully Laundered of Mrs Joseph A Henderson, 559 BIll PhIllIPS, of all people, got snowmg Instead of rammg and AlteratIons. RelInIng Cleaning and Pressing and FinIshed

League Vi III be h~ld on FrId"ly, I Navy League to Meet October 5 at 2 0 clock III the IAdult Education Friendship Guild In Armory on Friday 1'.Ja"al Armory on East Jefferson Pointe Fire Chiefs Seek The next meetmg of the board avenue Classes Starting To Conduct Sale of dIrectors of the DetrOIt Ml"l H Wellmgton Yate::. 'VVill Women s CounCIl of the Navy be the presldmg ofhcer Mechanics Electric Co. Adult educatIOn classes span Cooperation of Residents The Fnendshlp GUIld of the sored by the Grosse Pomte Board Announcmg that FIre Preven hfe and ploperty Grosse Pomte WoodS Presbyter 15107 EAST WARREN AVE. of EducatlOn, are lIsted here wIth hon Week WIll be observed from The fire department IS as Ian Church announces the date Near Maryland the startmg date. locatlOn and October 7 13 by proclamatIon of always ready to respond to a for what the members belIeve teacher of each course PreSIdent Truman FIre ChIefs of call of fire but WIth all of our WIll be the largest sale In Its fIve MONDAY, Oct 8th-Oll Pamt the Pomte have called upon eqUIpment and SkIll we cannot year hIstory FrIday and Satur mg Wat'er Color Pastels, hIgh every CItizen to Jom enthusiM totally save 01 m any way re day October 12 and 13, at the Niagara 0272 school Madelme MeIer, Charcoal astlcally m the annual crusade place a bUlldmg attacked by LIttle Red School House. 20276 511LEY -pencIl hIgh school Eleanor agamst fIre flames We can put out the Mack avenue Hermansader. typmg, hIgh school. FIre devastated Japan the flre but we can do httle to Mrs D W Matzen IS preSI- Ruth Healy, Ml1lmery, Mason ChIefs saId but few seem to prevent fires from startmg That dent of the GUIld General school Helen Wooton Spamsh realIze that we at home currentM IS the mdlvldual responsIbIlIty chaIrman of the sale Mrs C A LIWIEI (Advanced) hIgh school Teresa ly are wagmg a losmg fight of each and every CItIzen and Lorenz and all members of the Easy ElectricaL Repairs Vollenmaere agamst thIS arch enemy who WIth flres takmg a toll of ten GUIld WIll assIst TUESDAY, Oct 9th - Brldge never forsakes our borders thousand lIves every year m The proceeds of the sale WIll Loading be devoted to the bUIldmg of the 3A~a~~.CE.TIE LAMPS, IRONS, TOASTERS (Begmnmg), hIgh school Myrtle Quotmg statIstlcs recently releas- addItIon to hundreds of mIllIons Harkness Ml1lmery, Mas 0 n ed by the NatIOnal FIre Protec of property It IS not a responSI- church upon WhICh constructlOn 6460 Kercheval 15101 E. Outer Dr. I 10471 Gd. River SWEEPERS - RADIOS school, Helen Wooton SlIp CovM hon ASSOCIatIOn showmg a sharp bIlIty to be taken hghtly IS soon to be started FItzroy 5100 TWlnbrook 1-2460 HOgartb 0001 ers, DraperIes, Board of EducaM Increase In fire losses they report Some fires WIll occur despIte ETC. bon Ethel Spltler that every day there are 1800 all precautIOns the Chlef5 say Nancy Schumacher Appears fires whICh take a toll of 28 llves so we urge everyone to be sure Time to Plan to Make Those Ohanges ~ \ WEDNESDAY Oct 10-Gym In Catholic Theater Play and SWImmmg (Men), hIgh Dally fhe also attacks 1000 their fire extmgUlshers are fully homes 130 stores 100 factOries charged In case of need and to • school, Frank Banach Short Nancy Schumacher, daughter Repairs of 3-Way Floor Lamps 7 churches 7 schools and 3 ho!'; delegate at least one member of There's New Warmth In hand-Begmmng hIgh school, of Mr and Mrs H J Schumach Luella Norton Home Nursmg, pltals the famIly to learn how to turn We Remodel Old Lamps Most of these fires are un m an alarm accurately and WIth er .of 1126 BIshop road, IS play Board of EducatIOn, Adah Mor mg the role of ElIzabeth Howell gan MIllmery~ PIerce, Helen necessary the ChIefs say, 'and out delay' INSULATION The file department knows precocIOUS httle brat m liThe Wooton the twm obJectIves of FIre Pre ventlOn Week IS to nd our homes the common causes of tIre and Penny Prrates ,first chIldren s Balsam Wool, it 5Y.lc ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES THURSDAY, Oct 11 - Gym and commumty of the hazards how to ehmmate them It stands stage productIon of "the CatholIc \ and SWlmmmg (Woffi'en) Car whIch account for the ~reat ma ready durmg FIre PreventIon Theater of DetrOIt WhICh WIll be Rockwool, loose, bag S5e pen try ..and Home Bldg hIgh M Week to prOVIde anyone WIth In gIven m the Art Institute Audl onty of fires and to focus at 4t' Rockwool, batts, ft 7c OF ALL KINDS school BeatrIce Hallbrook tentlOn on the ca'teless habIts formatlOn on the best means of torlUm on October 6 Fundamentals hIgh s c h a 0 l, WhICh take such a hIgh toll of preventmg fire at ItS source Nancy WIll be remembered Zonolite, per hag $115 George Wood Bndge (Advanc- for her role of LIZZIe m the ed), hIgh school, Myrtle Hark i' CatholIc Theater s productlOn of W' Celotex, ft 52 /10c ness Shorthand (DICtatIon) hIgh Peck s Bad :Soy" Cedar Fence Pickets 12. There s more liVing when you'te NEON WORK school, Florence McGrath MIl not neg}ectl.llg the money saving that comes with LDsulating your lInery, Mason schoel, Helen Woo Veteranews NatlOns that take It easv today Cedar Fence Posts, 7' 47c home Service and I~stallation ton WIll be easy meat for aggressors SATURDAY Oct l3-Swlm from the tomorrow mmg (ChIldren) Begmmng and STORM SASH-Size 24"x24" .... $2.13 SINCE 1925 advanced, hIgh school B-eatnce Office of Veterans' Affairs Lansing veterans ThIS IS the fIrst real THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS SAY Hallbrook Gym (Chl1dren) Be employment break for veterans gmnmg and Advanced, hIgh In an executIve order, under the * OOMalNATlON DOORS IN STOOK * school Berme Falk Art (Chil ErectIOn of a neurOSIS center' manent cure ' Veterans Preference Act of 1944 dren), hIgh school, Esther WII at Ann Arbor WIll gIve MichIgan Other treatment umts all fI- he approved the recommendatIOn FIR PLYWOOD, Now Available! MOTOR CITY DOES IT BETTER cox the best psychIatrIC program of nanced and operated by the state of the CIVIl servl.ce commISSIon %" ,• %" For Class ReservatIons and In- any of the states, It was em mclude the MIchIgan Veteran s that veterans only mIght take We Specialize In Courteous EffiCient phaslzed here today Plans are FaCIlIty at Grand RapIds, where formatIOn call the Grosse Pomte exammatIons for the pOSItIons of Telephone Service Board of EducatIon - NIagara now under way to construct a veterans may receIve bed rest contact offIcer, senIor contact SAVE Recapping • • • Vulcanizing 2000 ExtenslOn 25 reSIdence type mstItutlOn near after completIon of treatment at representatIve III the Vej;erans Cabinets Roll Roofing the Umverslty hospItal where the neurOSIS center. and the MICh- AdmInIstratIOn Interested MIch- $4.50 and Brake Service ••• Batteries 30 to 50 veterans at a tIme may Igan Veterans VocatIonal School TIME! Wheel Aligning Igan veterans shoUld contact the Flintkote receive bed rest and treatment at Pme Lake, where they may Veterans AdmmIstratlon at Dear~ Wall All Wark Fully Guaranteed One Is Injured These veterans are emphatIC be sent from the neurOSIS cen- Shingles Order by 'Phone borl'). or a local veterans' coun- Shelves "When It's TIme to RetU'e • Buy Fisk" ally not 'msane,' a spokesman ter for outdoor recreatIon and L selmg center ahead of PIckup "FI~K In Auto Crash of the OffIce of Veterans AffaIrs phYSICal rebUIldmg. as wen qS $i.OO Plastic declares ' They need rest for Instruction In vocatlonal sub- BOYER & SONS Corner Cement A car owned and dnven by mental reorIentatIon, careful re Jects Roof Cali Your adJustment and a new outlook on • • • Shelves J C Flowers of 1308 YorkshIre Coating Nearest Yard MOTOR CITY TIRE SERVICE road struck one belongmg to lIfe and can be salvaged and sent PreSIdent Truman recently an $2.50 nounced the earmarkmg of fed .. 3455 E. JEFFERSON MELROSE 3455 Edward J Hurley of 1821 Allard back to theIr occupatIOns WIth .....l~~ an 80 per cent expectancy of per .. eral CIVIl serVIce pOSItions fot For Lustre and ActIOn .. 3~cper It WORLD'S LARGEST DRIVE--IN SERVICE Grosse Pomte Woods whIle , Pratt & Lamb.rt parked on Mack 60 feet east of ~ Door to Door ~ 4c per It Three MIle drIve about 7 0 clock ~ T h r u Pdlnte ~ 2c per ft Paints and Varnishes FrIday mght ft 7c George F Brady of 1268 Whit her, who was ndmg In the ~ ~!~~e~~~~ Flowers car hurt hIS nght knee ~ ....\ ,~, c. :- Easy Payment If Desired and suffered mJurles to hIS SIde -: ~1.)'~ Telephone -: Open Saturdays 'tlI 4 o'clock BUILD Flowers got a ticket for not :- r:.<.J AR 8891 :- havmg hIS car under control ~ ~ YrI'.!'.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DETROIT~ MOST REPAIR School Must Pay $500 for Sewer DEPENDABLE E&E Electrical INSULATE RODflnl Service Budd It ond fn'o'r !t. "- __ 'w/ch SISLEY LUMJ'JEllr DON T WAIT UNTIL COLD WEATHER OOMES! The DetrOIt Umversity School Appliance Co. WhICh made appllcatlOn some Estimates FREE We Repair all Make. of tIme ago to connect WIth the BUILD YOUR WE HAVE WHAT Woods mam sewer along Cook CALL RA. 0512 REFRIGERATORS YOU NEED IN SUPPLIES road receIved permISSIon to do VACUUM CLEANERS so upon payment of a fee of $500 CALL US ALL MAKES 2x4's, 2x6's, 2x8's, 2xlO's, In a letter addressed to the WASHERS & IRONERS GARAGE 2x12's Roof Boards, Sld~ VIllage CouncIl Tuesday rught All Work Gua

Everything REfRIGERATORS Biggest Little for the Lumber Yard 830 to 600 AUTO OWNERS BuIlder In the Wolld SatUldays 810 to 500 Radios LUMBER overs SUPPLIES Washers ATTENTION! 19743 Harper. between 7 and 8 Mile Rds.-TU. 2.4800 Vacuums • Drive Your Car in Now! No Waiting! HAVE YOUR WORK DONE AT SMALL OAR FLAT RATE PRIDES! REPAIRED Completo CHEVROLET L,ne of Parts IMMEDIATE tor All Service • Parts Mak. REPAIR SERVICE While Wringer RoDs IMMEDIATE'SERVICE For AU Make Washers 70 OIl BUMPING Wholesale M""t WrlD!-en Mechanics to Serve. You! OHEVROLET W.. rebuild or excbonge PAINTING you r washing machine .Experl Work Parts Store • KEMTONE • motor. Complete Bumping and Painting Service DUPONT We pick 114' ad deliver, or for PAINTS you can !tl'mg the work to • All Makes of Oars our shop aed you c.... save Garages t"n. and money. Factory Authorized TOM BOYD , Inc. B. & B. MAYTAG CHEVROLET, INC. SERVICE FORD • MERCURY • LINCOLN Near the Whittier SALES & SERVICE 8811 E. Jefferson Oor. Drane M , , -- -- - ELECTRICAL -- WALTON'S lEnox 1103 ltUAN(E SERVICE 14410 E. JEFFERSON ~ ....SSOLIATION 14801 E. Jefferson, at Ashland LE.8400 -~---.-~------~- at Chal_ LE.5955.5958