SAVE, FOOD TO THE NEWS HAS MO~D. , HELP FEED COME SEEUS IN OUR , 'P • NEW BUilDING, UNDER THE WORLD'S. ~Grosse 01 .News THE ELM AT 99 STARVING PEOPLE nte Complet~ News Coverag~ of. All the Pointes KERCHEVAL
f VOLUME 7~O. 32 GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN. AUGUST a. 19% $2.00 Per Year-5c Per Copy Fully Paid Circulation ETTER STREEtS ARE ON THE WAY! - i;,~...... ------.. 1 Park Youngster Sets Record.in Soap Box Derby tIIEADLINES. Woods To PurchaseJBond Issue ~ of IN ~.. WEEK I :. Edsel Ford. Estate t 'As CMllpiW ", IN ~1:3~~.~~~ ~.. G1'OIS' PoitU. Newl "-1: . List Shows How M~ney Is to i ...ThllJ'ldaT. AapsL 1 For Par k on Lake 8e Spent; Projects Lis{ed ltNRY J'ORD n &oswers Wlllt- I I d in Full for Readers erl:tWther'a invitation addre&$ed Date for Special E ection at Which Voters Wi! Deci e on to &1tomoblle manufacturers to I!t Bond .Issues to Be Named Next Monday The City of Grosse Pointe at i round table and d!:;eus waYs . . . . . has sold i'ts $300,000. bond is.
and me&11I to increue production The Woods village ComnusslOners have decld~d, ~o go I. sue, authorized, by the voters .:!FOrd say. noth1Dc dolllC unW through with the purchase of the 43.7 acres of the ~dsel, to inaugurate a general, streP.t .t.rlies in 18 partI plantl which '11 d' thr.ten ~to ahut down p~uetlon Ford estate for a lake front park for the village and they WI repair an paving program, In lord a.re first o!ettJed ••. many. decide at a special meeting next Monday the date for a w~ich, whenkit ~ c~fPleted, of the3e plan~ are CIO Ol'lr.nized. special election at which the voters of the village will decide wlll ~ave ta en In 1 S .scope . . • • • •. , prach,~ally e,very street m the l"IP"iUN.YEAR,oOLDRICHARD upon a bond ISsue to fmance the deal. City which stands iI' need of VIAu d1ll&ppears wIth the family 1 At the regular meetlng of the attention village commls.sloners Tuesday • .~ car and hla policeman father's eglon- Set night there was a lengthy dls- At the meeting of the Councll . plltolu the dead body of the L &I . cusslon on the terms ot the agree- held last Thursday night bids for \ tather, Gilbert Viau, "ed 43, Is F' V J D ment between the Ford estate, the issue were received trom fowld with three bullet holta In I~ or . ~ ay representatives and the comm!s:1 ~even bid de r s. They were in.the baaement ot their home at sloners. L. P. Reaume. of the firm awarded to First ot MichI.all \ !!"'~Maddeleln. ~trol~ ••• '!be of Reaume and SllIoway., was Corporatlon on the baw of '\mDl~fo"r Ythle,~e.. bot:a :::u~ Grosse Pointe Post Is Holding I prescnt to explain the conditions 1~ per cent Interest. plll8.a """'- ...... 0 H All R t d under whIch the :Ford estate would $52.00 premium. The series. ru.tU •.•• pen , ouse;' • e ume sell and Attorney Pierre V. Hettler tor 15 years. redeemable at the QUERY iNTo Wl\R PROJ!'IT- Vets Are InVited was present representing Mr. rate ot $20.000 annua.lly. Ma, 1. G by the Wa.r Investlaation Longley the attorney for the For the Information of the. 1'111. ~ lttee, touched oft by the GOv. Ham' P. Kelly has' pro~. Ford estate. . dents ot GraSSl!: Pointe, partlcu. \la 11son Brothera operatloll$. claimed Thursday. Aug. 15, 1946,' Conditions LIsted . Iarly those who live In the CIty, r;'adens Into lnvestlaatlon of the V.J day and ILl such a legal 'Among these conditions were: a complete schedule of the pro- of t.:~eMexican born broth- hoUday... . The entrance to the Pllrk should lec!:; to which the proceeds .of " Altred J. and IanatlUl J. In contorma.nce with thls proc- be not nearer than 500 feet from the bond Issue are to, be ap- tt::1aIlda, who formed a corpon- lamatlon, Grosse Pointe Post No. the mark "A" on the map. which plied, Is PUblished herewith. The oG whUe In JaU, .oi:.an ~clualve 30'3 &_ IT-I . hI h Is is the comer of LAkeshore road tl.gures a~e the estimates or the. I tr 't ~Itb the :Hayes oor- .nu. wf...t~h...~• ..u. Clftl'&!l!. I Brltllh Councl-I's Stand Unc.ha"nged A. Besl.eged a alncere invItation to visit the barrIer" lit trees and shrubs shall cost ot the entire 1lriIi haltflll ..••:-.',-WIU<'. Party Pests post quarters as their guests dur- be erected between the tW!l tracts. the Pllvlnl project, whIch il.~ 1: ine. the abOve hours. Re1rt!!lh- as a natural dlvlding line. This vided for .In the .preaent bond ~~'~ ~Aud Jlaw~f_.. XUMT'.~nOn.h-O. Re. vised App.ro.pri.ation H..,ubl-.. Calls Get Warning mb~wlllPot::.:.~ ;~~~Q3 have r~v~;~~c~:o~ t:z:.e~~~itcllp~~ :le~I~~:=.pleled wdl.,lth. ft ~~ ... nuau~. ~ft _. uy c()mpleted. plans for a.laI1le new of the expected l'esIdents. when Thls Informatloll III best -. be' hl.s nude:bludaeoned body F C iI' f 'tT +~,. rb.at R leabm home to be buUt at Kerby the Forc1 llropert3' 11 ulumately veyed., by publlahlnr In full !'-he w /found on Plebe Illalll10n or ' ounc 0 '.y,'ewra'llS ,.VU.eserves Teen ~ Ager.Make Nuisance ai:ldJob,Ck avenues, butt11U bu)ld- subdivIded. lor ,hl.b type homt;5. ~ • .,u.;JIa,ror,"~OoI-u~'.< "''"2.:>,1;","", .~~~_ ...""".~ ..",.";"",~,,,,;.:;~..",.,<--=-,,",,","~,, ..,...- .. "".',!~ ..,"~'~,,,,".; c;~'~~~":"""P~:::7::::s::... . Cif'serv,rWlle'nNot"A'sked ~lS~de:~c~~p;:,:m~~~ f~~~I~h~1¥~k~~~;1~ ~~~'=:'bf.'JIIoiOIi~".' . 1:MEAD WAR ~~ Attorney Meder Fir;ds No Reason.to Change Opinion on CaRs. for Help' as. Wife In- to'Gathering reatrlCtiODI on new bulIdlng. the actual watertront. Itla s:.... ~~~'~:p', ~":~ ~~::. . Legality of.~~S ti~g, Public Fu~ds for v.d.sHi, Castl.and Starts ,&bert Barle. ot 565 Lincoln. ,COIIUJli.nder-Blect JohD. Knoff, Th. VIl?:::IlW~1~:a~ven e1aht HlIII~ MII.J'OIP"odc:ou.ctf.' IhlpizaeDtI. of 4~ Illeh . co •. ervlcemen. . i •Wrecking Spree wall havIng a small party In his wishes to call attention of vet- years 1h. which to provIde thl.3 City of GroeN Pointe . ahella to th front r&th ' h Tu d I fIt k erans to thol fact tha~ eX.::!ervlce- banler and wlll be expected to 17150 Maumee Avenue. th risk defeCtlv: animunltl: '.When the reql,le~t for areyiSed' a~proprill:tion for the Nick SChwaller, ot 838 St. Clair, f~rm: gr~~pa~;v~~ n:o~ng~rl~~~ men are raclnl at double time to spend at least '10.000 on the Grosae Polatt., KIeht.aa whl.~ mlaht WI America.n aoJdlers Grosse Pi)~t4;!. C~uncil of Ve~eran~ Aff~s .~ame before the telephoI1-ee1 the City pollce. Satur., when a couple of boys. not in- becomemembera of veterans' or- project ~tlemml •.• \he GarsIon munltlon combine City Co~ncll at It~ .last meetmg, . It.. met wlth the same, re- day nll1it that his. wlte, who does vlted. a.nd evidently chafing at the ganllatlons. The American Le- The ~e of motor boat .. wblch, We :m~ berewl~ wupne of the, Iarr~prOducen ception as the, OrIgInal request thlS year.. " ot II in the ame house with obvious oversight. proceeded to l1on, In "which membershIp is as had been expe<:ted.lead to a J'OUf .. era 011'':' ~ ot Uese aheJ1&; '. ' . . Attorney Meder . said he had;~--,-. -. In ,.V1!... ' . s , ", ' . make a nuisance ot tpemselves In open to all:; veteran with an hon. lengthy discussion. The Ford panmen ~ , ,:~,4.:'.,' •.• ,..~""': . f~d no'rellSon to chanlle h\i; of ,the 'subScriptions reeeived hlIn:hadmade a return visit and' the vicinity of the house. ' orable dIacharlI'e. hu now signed people originally insisted that no tlcm whlch 1Dcludta work !lOW ""'i" Jl'rIdiIT,~I.' , ... oplnlon,on theleijlllty oftbe ~ from the other municipalities and he craved help. The polIce brought them In. 17 upwatds of tWo mllllOll World outboard motora of more than 5 und .. eontract IUI4 Mdltloaal ._~~i: :';'iDIUUN .0J~:~lo<'.....~lng publlc fU~d5.• Mr'so~ewhat .,later,. s!1bmitted an With ,brief detall he told .sbe and 16"year old •• and after de- War n veterans to add to the h.p. sllould be permitted on the (Ceetla ... - Pace U) ~, I!t~b:ic.:ll!la",on~~ Meder's opinion, then. NIlS that &II1ended .request whIch; was for waS breakln.g . .a.ilthewlndowsln talnlng them in the station until one million membership trom the beach Iront, ~ut the comprolnlse gr~Dit ,Jury In:v#tlaatlnl,'KaeOmb SUch, lUlapproprlatlon .coul~ nota . much sma!ler amoulJ.t• based the house. When pOlice hastened 11 o'cloek as a lesson In good man- last war. finally reached was that . pow~.r COWll.y .Iaw t!Dtortement,. 1ndicta bee lea~Ily .made and he stilI, stood upon the later'declsl.on not to around for a personal examlna- ners, sent them home with, a The Amerlcan LegIon now has boats up to 25 h.p. might be Used Be VigI1ant! M~.Weitheimer, Dann:1SuIUVAn ~Il that opinion .. :., . move thelr,Quo~t .hut, whlch tIon of the preml.SeS. they found warning. The 17-year-Old, with 14.,600. posts ,throuahout the provided that not anJ' of more ~Llncoln.1"I.tzaerr.kl. bIe .tJme '~l!n ,tl!e matter ,was In~orm- w~!1ld f!l~ve cost'15Oe. and also one window was broken. and .other whllm the pOlice have had prevl- United States and. ill enlisting than i h.p. should be allowed e Police Urge ' .am!lI1~.operatora In the Detiolt lllly.c!,jscu.s~ among tt: coun- upon, a shorter. period ot .the opo Indubitable j!videllce ot connubial ous experience, was promised a new members at' the rate of unless equipped With mufflen or a ea.&nd WlIlIamH KcXe1 haD cll. members, Mr. Meder sal~,he eratfon. of . the council. It was vii Th .. d II -U court case and the other one ju- 10000'perl1ay'1'he Legion also underwater exhausts. ... ltri I!l tbe / M .., would: drop a. line to, the Veter- decided to temilnate its activity 0 ence. e 1& y was ga an y venlJe detention. pronto. the next s~nsored the G, I. bill and, has , The Park can only be used as a 3~1~~:~~n ~ all. ormer . aYDr.ot ~~t. ans' Cotlncll and so IntorlD.'it. onNov~mber 1st. this year, In" es::ed. to~r ~~~sent PIa: ~ time. strong experienced representation municipal park tor the use ot the ered h d rbdl th oth 8ENATOR ~ D. ~c- Whether or not the Council has stead of July ne:at year.s re ence on Daue • across ac In Washington residents "t the Woods village. It I5W er 0WI1 00 e.,...... , .... u no yet received such a communlca.- orlglnally planned. opposlte ~otre me. Th Ch fter' f G . Pol t I can not be used as a general nlght to find a nondescript IOrt.oi' ~, of Tennessee,.President ----__ S lea 0 rOll!e n ell. a male .JndlvIdual who asked if tlf.1M senate. Wins renomInation tlon from Mr. Meder 1$ not It was this secon4 request Mr. quirre No 303 Is still open and a. sln- pub c .park or for any other pur- N arid . hla '-th te f _J. ad known. upOn which the City Council cere welcome awaits any honor- (Continued on Pare 13) . thI15t.~~_'t.O~.lOd.•"'6 1&-:; ~ _" •. ~rl... . rm~ runs ar ... e When the City Councilmen, acted negatively the other ll1ght.. H.0t.W. ordS M k P , w_u _ IoUC ..... ft_ ..... It ~ward W. Carmach. his rlvlll, pursuant to their attorney's opin- ' a es age 1 ablY c1lscharged veteran of the fectly certain the C&1le.E: knew it ,.ven before the vote trom Boss U. S. Armed Forces. There Is no 'Pos.~/m T';nt.D was not. Shilltled hlIn up u a .')1. Crump's terrttOry In Mem- Ion. declined tv appropriate out Ga. Odor on. lincoln initiation fee and dues a.re $5 ~...... "K. potential thief 011 a scout 10 find of . publlc funds, they made It T d Old M . Fly I-n. W~ods Dog bites are a commonplace In oiI,ls 1n. clear their actlon was not In- race .to aID per. year. In Po 'n+'" A a' a bouse whent the famlly was .:; . • • • splr::ed. because of lack ot sym_ the Pointe. cats bite now and anon ----- I &4;. g In away. Her place ".u dimly lighted IRICHARD ViAU. THE PIF- pilthywlth.the work the Veterans' Resldents along the &00 block Subdividers in Torrey Woods and sqUirrels bite seldom. In tac~ New Quarter" Occupied __ at the time. !am' YEAR OLD BOY WHO Council was doing and further of Lincoln raid, have complained f the health report for the G. P. By Draft Board No. 57 Mrs. Waldren. of 532 University, [ Homes ot. thU description .ar. Jiiu>~ his pollcema.n tath: fortlt1ed this sentlment by rais- recently of a strati« odor of Mas. Tract. ',Get Attention 0 area last year showed only one. __ was much perturbed l~ TIlurs~ l'lentlful In the Pointe at this 18- ells captured In the l'.ome of hla Ingthe amount requested. about .• Irate B!-Irgess f day afternoon on. seeIJijr a. strange liOn of the :rear. She CtlUed the _t In St. Ignace .•. confesses ;'US1. by prIvate subscription Inquiry by the PQ.l1cefrpm .the Bu~ Stearn Barnes, aged 8. of th~~tB~:~ ~:~~7i;~~~e~a~~ &nimalln the backyard ot her home' police. Ill(ulI to the crlme . . . "r got among themselves and.a few out- foreman who Is. In. charge .of the . At the' Woods COUllCIlmeeting 643 Notre Dame sent the record Municipal building. Is now located which slle took to be a giant rat. InThgoenYeCwOhuledDot..... ~dturnth'edU:qulr-f_ 8\"ythlnlr ready. and did It:. side rdendsof the Council. . paving work In.pr~ lot the Tuesday Commissioner George oir to a good start Tuesday of vJthn n _ ~. • • • This the Veterans' Councll reo intormatlon that workmen" ,,_ .... Burges passed some heated an- last week. IflnooltsOnfewthQeuoartweerns°BnultlhdelnSge.ve.nthCalilng the police. two of the minutes later and a check up .at: i\IE. BROWNLEE LUMBER...... r o!t!cers reported and dispatched the number he had given Ihowed ' tused to accept on t.he grounds broken an old gas main out of use imadverslons on the work. being He was feeding Ii squirrel In his For the. Information ot those the "rat" which proved to be = n...... " h-" cal.led th -. J11~ In ~Iver Rouge Is vIsited .1). that It. would be unjust to the . done by the subdividers on the . VVU>.q .... a~~ a t,500,ooo tire. other municipalities which had fo.r .D;lany years. He said the odor newly d.eveloped subdivisions In yard WIth whom he thought he havIng business with the Board. opossum. ~e animals have The pollee commended the.ladY . • • • made ,such. appropriation out .of which cfoUle from the old line. ISWI the Torrey woOds tracts. "They was on a friendly tooting when th~:0~~f1~;:m~~~~n~e~a;6.1~ been seen frequently In the PoInte for her vlgllance and say thls I. ElRYSLER. AND GENERAL public fund! to do so. quite pronounced. would. dlsap- are making a mess of things," Mr. SQuirrel. took a deep nip In smalI group will be sent up on area within the past year. A tew the kind ot. cooperation they hope M~RS'Joln Pord In rele(:ting The Council then retum~dal1. pear within a week. sa.ld Mr. B.urgess:' They have. a h.ls th.umb. . months ago the otticers In the for. Many false a.Iartn5. they say, th 1 h August 7 for pre-induction medl- Park captured a mother 'possum will fully compensat~ tor the on • .t~ an of Walter Reuther fOl' a fire hydrant In the middle of t e Petting hadn't been a part of cal e..'{amlnatlon. with a'large brood of IlttJe ones: that does not mlss t1.re. co ~ence to find a way to In- T' C II W h A sld8'lV&1lt.they have wound side. h.~ education. wherein he differed I cr~ auto production. rYlng to . 0 ect, it . xe. ""lks arpund trees so snow plows widely from so many of the human ~ • • • . will "not be able to nJ.n next generation.. Wh Is nd T' R U A Al rt M .1 'in: CONGRESSIONAL WAR winter and some of f.he SidewalkS --- 0 P&lPlT PROBERS WILL NEXT Touches 0.11 t:h.e.Pl'reworks are entLrely,tOO narrow:' ee q. "res . way e al man1 dUcion.tun their attention to auto pro. ------renll(rbTh~ Impre.. 'j, 6R,OSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. Augcm 8, tlll( down the' clv1l e=plo)'", list 4~Uo. work DO" IncJllIS. the the Pe.nder(t.St machine. plus the Army Wan.~ croUlld crews. will be attracted to Headlines of the Week of the Gflvemtnellt (3,0&0,100), lIl"lJU COllum of New Orldn'. CIO-PAC. having a hard time In . . ' ...., tht lIew' u:.1lt and apeelal appeal 1I0W tar too hilh. but tb!s 1A It- maltera 01 the flJlloUl P.T boal$ Ml4sourl to beat Representative p . t Fli Ia made to them. Janan's surrender. lLS "Victory self ,.'Ill not !leenou.b ••. Iart. aGd 1,8, craft. ' Slaughter In the Jl'1fth dlstrlet RObert O. Carr, or Toles lane, ,(Contlnoell from Pace One) Oln e erl Closed Day" ••• It will not be a legal cut., mu~t be made In Arm)' and • • '. " .'. Slaughter clalrm 5,000 Re- Graue Pointe Woods. late at the t&=e tax colleetlon~ will wash ont Federal holiday ..• recommend.$ Navy allocations. THE D 18 A GREJ:w:ENT be- publlcans will dip Into the Demo- Woods R.sident Picked to Adjutant General's Department, much or the detielt expected for it as one of solemn memorial to • • • tweu. Byrne. Uld Molotov on cratle primaries to help him eet C .' L has been deslrnated to canV&6J the heroes who v,'on the victory. THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTE 'the II\JJorlt)' or twO.thlrlU vote the Democratic nomination. "WISS the Pointe area. tb6 fi&cal year . • • sees a deficit Ar... s 127tn Thursdays, • • • says th e Government must alter I,.... In the Peace conference • • • Fi~hterGroup Is Any YOUng men or tormer mem- for the year endinr June 30, 1947 ARMY.NAVY TASK FORCE lu regulation.. over the aeeurlt1 'wldms Il1to feud proportions. .. A WAVE OF EVXCI'rONS 15 bees or the Army Air Foree who of $!.900,OOO,OOO lUI allainst the Reeonstituted rele~ orticial pictures of atomic market to relea~e the flow of tear eXJIreast4 that RU551a may predicted at the end of the sum. ...WI to cont!nuro their assoclatlon ~,600,OOO,OOO ne foresaw last bo b I i BY I (und« Industry Will need ID the even bolt the conference. mer for Detroit by Circuit Court. with this work ean obtain tullin- Je.nuary ••. would have had a m. exp os on on I In ••• post war period. • • • Commissioner Frank Fitzgerald. The, 12'i.!l., P1lhter Group hu formation by phonlnc Mr. Carr at complet~l)' balaneed budget had show pictures m&de by an auto- 'who forsees serlotLS dl5turb recen\i)' ~n re<:oMtlt\lted by the not Conrresa voled measmes matihc ellmer\hPla~~:.w.aih a point REPRESENTATIVz WAY' 8C&1~IlI~~t.th:t ~i . •. ances. War I)eputment ... a \1Il,lt of the b!s home. TU. 2-39Oe, ql'OJj~point. whlch added SUO,OOO,OOO to early muc nearer e an any home physiclan'JaYI h. 11 In the THE BA""i RACKET IN National Guard of the United estimated expenditures ••• much huma.n photographer could (et. worst condition he hu ever ICen makes a clean coAfeulon of his nD .' 5tatel In Michl'llI. Ita JIW'J>05! ICBERBEWITZ RJTE8 BILD Ia of this Incre&..'6 \\'&5 added upon • • • him ••• in no ~ondltl"n to lo.t- 11,Illt 111the murders of Suzanne DETROIT wherein unwed mothers t~ briDr Info aervlc:e In Na- Servlees were hel~ on TuYiay w ~ v ~ Degnan, France, Brown and Mrs. July 30 at the WIlII&m Hamilton fia,.JwaH t1Je President's direct suggestion •11on1 day. AUllU t • ily ~!ore the Mead InvC5t1ratjni are encouraged to have ehlldren tlonal Guard atatUi beth former or With his tacit approval •.. t'g., 8EI.6MOGRAPHS all over the commltee . . . hl& WllJIhlnrton t:i~:~hlne Ross •• , sou Into de. to batten on public alms Is laid to membel'l of the Army 'Anatlon Chapel for Prederlck ScherrewitZ. termlilal pay extenslOi; inl'01l'ing world record ,eartM,ualcCl foun.d I physleian expreMes aumrhe that • • • t1cht pmse strings by' oeo e P. IClvlce and )'O~ men who wlsb wbo died Julv 2'7 at h1J homt on 16915 fast Jeffenoa $MOO,OOO.OOO, to center In t.le Ca.rIbbean area he left Washinlton !le(:ause f.. .. to reeeive traln1ft' fllr tutllJ1l air Lake Shore Road, He 11 aUJ'Vlved ..• ~reat tidal lI'ave leaves ruin IllI health. a OGLING. G R 0 WINO AS Granger, director at Wayne COUll- work in a military capacity: by hla wl.fe, Virginia Yarbray • •• In Weat Indies. with PuerlO ]'tican DANGEROUS on Detroit Itreeu ty Bureau of Social Aid •.. Im- The. un.It 11'to have a bIi1,t.r 00 SCherrewltz. and his father and I . !lunday, Au~, 4 and Dominlcan lihoreUnes suff~r- PRl!:EDOM. HOUSE In Ne", as "~Wolf calling" In some other pUes that more money will eure the ltOuth aide of the WI"ne sliter who are living In Holland. I' WALTER REUTHER'S im'ita. t111n to automobile manu!a~turers Ing most. ••• Yor):: names Bernard 'Beruch wln.1parh ot the countr)' • , • Peter the evlI. ••• ;~~t~ ~~:d I~e:::f.; :e-It-ten-In-. -Ch-eek- for l. round table talk on In- NEW CLUE FOUND In the ner of Its award "for servin I ..'lth TJrb&n, aled 21. of un Canton, CIVILIAN PRODUc.-:nONAD. off1ca 1I1tJDta1ned n s. 'hoped Bon 8ccQurs Hospital repOrted crea&los production draws sharp Piche Island murder ••. poliee vilion and statumslUhlp It, the denl .. eharre ~hell arreated but MINI8TRATOR John D. Small. that DleIl tormed)' iJ, the air etrY- W .ParmI police that Peau Ann crltlelsm from hiB two UAW vice looking for a man knovm to have world's quest for peae..... 15 held ,for trial on Aucust 13 dlsairees Wltll Secretary or Com- Ice. f~ pilot. tel lDemben of Davison, 251 Rldlemont, WlLS blt- presidents •.. R, J, Thomas saYS been with him at ths Windsor • • • by Judie ~orle T •. Mumhy. merce \Vallaee's prediction that I ' . ten 111 a Scotty owned by M&de- he Is against, the principle of ~ueh Yacht Club regatta. T\I~a,.. AugU1it I • • • we are headed for a Boom and l'rosperit" U IOllIl u .. 1l.Hle of line Beaupre, A dlteh 'Il'U taken meetinis; didn't want labor plac- • • • THE W.£9TERN POWJ:RI!II!lUC_ PRJ:8lDP.:NT TRUMAN. plus Bust era. , • • predicts & ,reat productiOn an p",,*,I, 1..-.cL 1l:I Peln Ann's cheek. e4 In a position of appearing 10 BRITISH DELAY SPENDING CI!:8l'll"UL maneuvering to com-I .. 8eek too Intimate relationship THE proceeds of their Ame!ican mand a majority In Ihe 21-nalions WIth management ••. Richard T. loan in this country ••• hIVe conleren.cedrlws a bllsterinr at- '!.tonard Just "entirely out oCsym- made only small purch~es thus taek trom Molotov, dlrcct~ chief. pathy \\,th such joint undertak. far here beeau5e 01 hlSh prlces. I)' alalnst Secretary of State :lngs" . . • Thomas saYS lC any- accordinll: to British EmbaMY of- Byrnes ••• says the Anrlo-Saxon 'one II IYini down (on produc. 1Iela1s ••• chief buylnr to date bloclr: Is trylnl to dominate the tlon) It Is industry; objeets to has been in Cauda, 6weden and Peace Conference ••• faY' he had . r any' Interence that labor Is to Belrium • • • this practice. It suf'lldent proof to show they 1\&'- bame •.• publlc's guess; neith- continued would negative the command at leut a doaen "ote. \ . er ot them wished III be Ideot!- much advertised purpose of the out or the 21 In the conference. tied r.th a move that has al. loan to &lIrnuJate trade between • • • AND. re&d1 proved a flop. this country and Britain. THl!: 7,SOOIdled In the Paclr:trd .Toles (;Ilalmers .' .. • • • plant MMlday over' a dliJ,ute IJ!,. . V!:'!'1!:RANS I N AT HEN 8, THE BRAZILIAN GOVERN. vol vine re~lr ","ork, are aet to to ,Tenn .. who ....on both. a fair count MENT and the Inter-Gol'ern- back to worlt today. ;atld aD election the other day. mental Commitee of Retuiees are • • • REAL ;l'IInIl OD .. rumor that the be. conferring, on the IXlIllbUlty or PORK PRODUCT$ rUch aft 1111- '1IIInd andaurrendered. Ilanr of lldrriltUn, Into Bra.zJl larle num- time hleh In mldweet lI\!e &toci ballot box manipulators ..'ere ber 01 displaced persolls In Oer. marlr:.u • • •"25,n ~r hundred 'l2UJdllr readY tor a corrieback many and AlUu'ia. weight In East I!lt, I.cUls. u " •• the mUltant denc le&der of ,. ••• a,ainst the old' celllns price of "1 ,the \1(1lantes says Only an alert S E N A TOR G E 0 R G E. of ,a,IS, ; ''nI sent out; expect no trouble Georgia. chairman of the Senate .. . . 'and hopes thera will not be any, 'Finance Commit ... say& the Fed- FlSH. BD:K AND LMlUOlt. ;ot7A terOaUldTERAt Ie HR eral spendlnc will have to, COil- from aeross the Atlantic start . ••• tinue at a high level next year, et>mlnr Into Detroit. , • 8wedhh Announces the : PRESIDENT TRUMAN deslg- , , . The only hope of bringing liner Laholnr doelced at foot CII ,II. tea Aueust 14, anniversary of income within outeo lies In cut" Clark y'esterd~)' ••rt;m-. ~n.llIJlJlJl1HlJIOOlllJnIlllHltilllll!lUIlJllllllllllllIll1Ullll1lllllIl11llllllII1fl1lllllll1M!,II!lIllI.' PORO'S t5UGGJ::!TIOH .lI&.lt 11m settUn, .trikes in wppller planu priM' to dlleUlllio!l." with UAW abOut Inereaslnl aute 1'1'0. Our VacatiOn is Over, We.'re ductloo Items 10 have born fruit in the ICt,tlement of the Dura campen, strike tn Toledo, U con- Removal of Its Main Offices firmed In WublnJton bJ tile N. - eral ConclUatlon. .Bervlce.., POLICE IN Jl'Lnrr deel.re war on "'jI'olf caUln( )'outhl" who In- feat It& street& ••• the threat to and the Opening of a New Branch "tOl~ the wolvt's In Jail" Material- Izes In the Irrest of a .3 yeer old man 'jI'ho payS a tine of 1511 and Ii£' ! OPEN two 18 yearolds who produce 111 ~I elleh. . fi .. .· t't ... """"'.:,-,""__',,~l'~g:~t~~~~;~'::~~~I:jt;:rh.,CU~~dfi:ea~:~',';.: U.~.E O~~~e~~: e"." USC10US IttalU, ,SUCt\l eat am""'rgen."..... 'se~ 'an alloelltr~nor'.,7&O,OOO' to }k =~~t H ..'" , licious French fC)'" etc. . open Hi !program i.o ait!. small buslneM men In wM'lr:lnl aut their \~""'"' The New Main Offices I IB CUPID'S TONIGHT problems. , • I~lal attention to , i be rlven to veterans .... ho have (/; = Itartet!. Imlll Dullnel6el for them. 'Ar~ Now located at i ! i ~()upL',d','s lnae;::E~~~~noNDetroIt rolls baek wag .. lk>AfU)Ilf 20,. 000 worten hi tlve bl.U dillS tra4. 359 FISHER ROAD ln Detroit who had had '11' .... In. ereued durinr the June 10.JuI:v Opposite Grosse Pointe High Schelor 2& IIPH llf OPA control .. = Rl5TAUIANT '" I Wed.needar. Aupri ., . (No Chang~ in 'Phone Number) i THE WIDENING CIltCLl: OF ~1II!mI!OOl1'ilR~!llI!!1lIIIDm1IIlU!l!IMACK.t HARVARD RD'III!!!.I!lII!II!I!Ill1!lIl!IIlO__ IIIIm'!:STIUi GATlON 0' WAlt pro- • NIag~ra 4100 * * * * * * * * * * '-- This new building at 359 Fisher Road has b'.. ", MATCIII.' IIICIL COAT completely re-orranged to serve as Main Offices •• 10111 SHOITS for the firm. New Woods Branch at 19834 Mack Avenue Styled. in the Whalin, manner, forfun in the sun ! • , • just one blOck north of Coo~ RooCl.lt serves Colorful jungle designs. the rapidly-developing Woods area. It ~as built .Elastic-top boxer shom IspeciaRy for Tores and Charmers who will keep it with built-in supporter". thoroughly staffed ,to rander l!l complete Telll matching 8hirt-coat , , • estate service. both guaranteed • / t'MOfHiiti-.J1 Y W tlJlJ.bk, -- -~ NIagara 3100 The aborts, ... - ~.OO* The ahirt-eoat, 7.10 I. • TOLES AND (;HALMEBS Grosse Pointe Real Estate '''TIIAI~ING'S " / ,MEN'S WEAR • 617 WOODWAJU) 359 Fishtr Rotd, opposite High School : QwfI!I ""."..,. """'- ...... / ...... NI. 4100 '; .. .. • Lt, c._._ I &, t I' $ $ $ $ e 2 U. 6 6 , , S s a a 6 & .i z .s A ,,?gte, . "",~. .:... - ""', ... ',,; ,"~:,,-: 2 • .. - 'c iiii ~Thursday,August 8, 19~ G R 0 SSE POI N TE NEW S Page Three . \ Young C,clilt Jolted Ilroom. of 5270 Unl~erslty. Janet Honored Broom, a passenger In the car. Dangers of Communism Pointe's Sewers and Trees Back Water Gate In Audubon Mishap was taken to the Bon Secours hos- Att to Conference Held pital suffering from minor In- To Free America Told . h. N d d lon - Little Druce Butler. aged 5. son jurle.s. Broom had laceratfons on Get Mtlc.. ee e en ~f Mr. and Mrs. GlIbert H. Butler, h left knee. Both patients were - Park VUlal1p.Manager Lane was dism~sed .after emergency f\rst of 1354 Audubon, was exerCising AttDrney Davidow, Once Strong Backer of Socialistic The Grosse Polnle City Council Lakela.nd avenue. The men took In conference WednesdJy with aid. Peters got a licket., his bicycle on the lawn .recently Program, Teils How Our System Is Fighting , at Its last meeting authorized out three barrowsful of roots and Mr. Porter of the tlrm of Shoe- and bolted out Into the street. for life Highway Superintendent Julius debris from one location "there. craft, Drury and McName regard- It's Stork to recruit a special group to ing the installation of the pro- wh~re he ran Into a passing undertake a badl)' needed sewer Mr. Stork says there is no ques- posed back water gate on Jeffer- in car driven by Leroy A. Coleman rhi Attorney Larry Davidow~ well known the Detroit cleaQlng job and also catch up on tlon but that the sewer block.lt ex- son. 01 292 McMillan, He got a severe area a few years l1go as a staunch protagonist of the social- a Jong neglected tree - trimming pecled to be encountered In sev- Mr. Porter has been making a jolting. but no serious Injuries. (~ _ist program for the regula~ion ~f hum"n society. was the program. eral places, In the City have ac- survey of the storm waler draln- At that moment 01tlcer Hcugh speaker at the luncheon meetmg of the Grosse Pointe The crew '10'111be compooed of counted for much of the ,bas,ement age problem on the Detroit side of the Park detectfves happened Rotary Club at the Whittier Monday. regular employes of the highway flooding that has occurred alt~r of the line as It a1tects the Park's along and took the 00)' to the department, plus two or three ~ome of the heavy downpours problem. In&, If there had been 'any doubt of: ------Bon Seeour hospital. where a /' extra men to be hired for this spe- earlier In the summer. There will be a report and ree- quick examination showed nothing the genuineness of Mr. Davidow's; These. he said, had thclr would like her friends rQ ,jight-about conversion from his! and front In Moscow and aimed cial work. The Park Is doing much the ommendallon on the matter pre- serious, No ticket was Issued to know she is back after a. former advocacy of a militant! at nothing short of the complete The sewer cleaning crew aJ- same type of work In the Grayton sented to the Park Commlssloners Mr. Coleman. iorm of radical socialism It was: overthrow and annihilation of the ready.ha" starled work out on section, at their regular meeting on Mon. months vacalion and bas a day. August 12. 'Mfectlvely dispelled In the minds i American concept of government Couple Hurt in Crash new Pall suppl)' of .pf his llsteners at the meeting. I and social regulation. Mr. Lane says that the com- Frames. Featners. Flowers, Woods Gets Award Albert Fluitt, Jr. Killed Treated at HOlpital Black saUn Material and " Mr. Davidow's speech, which I Mr, Davidow recited 1\ long list pllcnt!ons occurring on the De For Safety Record Word has been received of the Ribbon "\\;'as devoted to a general exposi- of instances, out of the words and death of Albert Fluitt, Jr. re- trolt side have presented, In con: lbn of the spirit and purposes of works of Communist leaders, to nection with the Park's. problem, Vernon D. Peters. of 23312 Nine 't The Woods village Is the recip- cently In an automobile accldent Mile, Roseville. r,lruck a car In the pie CommunIst political organl- support his charges that. Commu: The Ac\mlnlstratlve Board of In CO\lrval!is, Ore, where h" has an unusual engineering situation. .JJelen~ the Detroit C':)mmerclal College lent of an award for Il.1. excellent rear that had slowed down to :utlon and Its Imminent bearing nism was a deadly enemy of this resided since he left here two The Park's plan to check the back M l L I NE.R Y today elected MARY McELROY, record during the year 19405 In flow on drainage Into the Park's make a left turn at Cadieux and 11~'.AmerIca's future. was e!1rnest country and the whole economic. or three. years ago. Je1terson. ' AI Jlldy's Gift Shop and sincere.' political and, moral thesis' under of Grosse Pointe, chairman oC the pedestrian safety. The award was big slorm water line under Jeffer- He Collowed his father. the for- TIle victim car belonged to Jack 1'a:'1 Knebe," •• .AuJlae ~: 'He was tor three 'years the gen- which it had prospered and grown Alumni Adlsory Council .of the made at the council meeting Tues- mer chief of police of the Farms son can only be worked out In eral counsel of the United Auto- to greatness. college. Miss. McElroy Is. secretary who went to Oregon shortly after connection with Detroit's handling to ,the superintendent, of Grosse day night by Floyd A. Webb, of the mobile Workers but has not acted 'Fi(hlln( Cor Lh'es" retiring Crom his pollee work In of Its slrnllar problem in Its ad- as such for the past three years. Some of his. remarks were Pointe Pu.bllcSchools. The Council ~ety and traffic division of the the Farms. Joining area. ,Interest Wanes startllnl1, as when he silld, ."You comprIses 25 members oOhe alum-' Automobile Club "of MichIgan, rep- Albert. who was 28 years old men, whether you know It or not, nl, nominated for their ability and resenting the Automobile Associa" has been engaged In the restau~ A Jovial Burgher , He frankly stated at the outset are fighting for your Jives,ln this leadership In business" They serve tion of America .whlch carries on rant business there. He is one of' Helped Safely Home of his remarks that he had' pre- struggle," as a board of directors lor the the campaign 'as a national move- a numerous family of brothers, vlously espoused the tenets of 50- "It Communism should obtain college.' 'ment. The contests for safety have most of whom saw service In the A medium well-known burgher CLEARANCE c1aJlsm but as these drifted more the domlna.nt lole In America It been conducted annually since war, He WIl.1be buried In Oregon, of the Park lIot himself a good and more to the same pattern as woul(l -be men of your type that 1939. He Is SUrviVed by a WIfe. There jag on Friday morning during the Communism his Int,erest waned, ' would be at the top of thl! Hst for 'Romeo' -in.. _Car. -The Woods village. by this award were no children. small hours and proceei1ed 'to He said that he now was a 'UQuldatlon:" . OUTDOOR PICNIC GRILLS make things too lively in the strong adhe~ent of the AmerIcan His exphl.natlon oC. the clever Just.Neighbor' ~~~~~~:t~~~~di~~l~t~~~ ~~t~~ ~~=Street Noisel Hide Grosse Pointe Bar-B Que at Way- FURNITURE • SUN LOUNGES system of free enterprise and was way In which Communism adopt- A woman living on Bedford road ulatlon radge Class. unalterably opposed to the per- ed 1~ methods of penetration and Early Morning Cralh burn and Jefferson. reported to the Park pOlice Satur~ . The village's record for the year A call Cor succor to the nearby nlclous Iloctrlnes of CommunIsm, propagandisementdo the society A large selection of outdocr barbecue grills including day evenllig about' 8:40 ,o'clock was without a blemish. Chief of ------~ In which It operated was inform- , Russell S. Coll!ns. of 449 Lincoln Park police station brour,ht a that she had been followed an the Police Walter Goelette says they wrought iron with decordive tile tops, and many Ing. The 'boring Crom within' road, parked his Cadillac car Sun- couple cJtlcers who quickly dis- way. uP. from downtown by a. cer- had the good luck not to have had others. Regularly priced $9.95 to $119,50. 25% method was lucidly set forth. . !lay night on st. Paul, because of. pelled the hilarity. They permit- taln car: She was much ~iturb- single accident which even called Now ...... ••••••••....•.•.•••••••••. OFF He'openly charged that the C10 a. the paving In progress on Lincoln. ted the citizen to call a cab and £llstom. ed, sh,) , thought'tlle same, car for flrsta1d during the entire year, was now Communist - dominated. and In the morning when he went saw him safely on hls way home. was parked at that moment across: - ..~ ... _-~ In answer to dll't'ct queslJons from to get It found that .some one had nree.p. iece deccrated Mexican porch set including Tailors the floor at the end of his talk, the street .Crom. ber home. . Tire Deflaten Treated backed Into It, doing considerable PSYCHOLOGICAL settee, and two chairs with rush seats and backs. damage. The party had neglected The new dog catching outfit • TO GENTLEMEN he slated that some oC lis leaders. It was, It belonged to a highly To-r.therly Advice Regularly $67,50 Now $49.50 whlle npt actlvely enrolled lIS respectable neighbor who:laugh. 10 leave his cnlling card. ' which the Park put Into service a Ingly assured the Inquiring :POII.e Neighbors reported hearing a sh,ort time ago Is doing good ser- • TO LADIES members of the Communist Monday afternoon about 3 Party, persisted in the 'teaching that If he was- In the', habit of loud crash during the early morn- 'vice. Chief Louwer~ says that the Fcur-piece, Mexican pigskin set for the porch or gar. o'clock Matthew Lucas, of 1066 chaslng women In'a car. he would Inghours, ',but took It' to mean mere formidable presence of this den. Settee, table Md two cheirs. of doctrines and In molding a Hne Lake pointe, reported to the Park of thought that was wholly como' exercise more: discretion -'than to only the usual nocturnal street equipment on the streets has had Re'gularly $62,50 ...... : ...... Now $46.90 pOllce that ll. couple small boys pick out one of his neighbors who cacophony to which Grosse Polnt- a deterring Influence on owners munist In spirit. werc_Industrlously 'working on the lived just acrosS the way. ers are well- accustomed. letting theIr dogs run at large. Mr. Davidow's remarks Im- wheels of several cars In the neigh. Aluminum sun 10u"ge with yellow, blue or green sail- pressed his llsteners. While many borhoolJ: -, cloth cover and pillow. Re~ularly $24.95. Now $16.95 would 'not Indorse the alarming DOl, Caught ili Wire, views he held on the Imminence He thought the police might, be of the peril they realized they Saved From Water Interested. ,They ,were. but even more Interested were the owners Want My New' ,Car? were listening to a sPeaker whose Friday aItemoon a resident' of SOOre Hours: Dally II to 5, saturday 9 to 13 talk was fortlflei1 with such an Edgemont, who Is an animal of several cars who found the air Impressive array of facts it could lover, SIlW a dog who had got let out of the til't'5. The police Rent me your 2 or 3 bedroom house or not be Ilghtl1' Ignored. hlmr:1! caught In some barbed brought two of the boys, aged 13 wire In the shallow water off the and 10 aroul'i~ to the. station , apartment and !'II get you on immediote house. After a fltherly tallt and POLICE KEl'T ON HOP shore, , InformIng the parents. the young- delivery of 0 fine cor (sedlln) fresh off Unwelcome fishermen at the Word to the police station sters were released, foot of Grand Marais and nude brought Park Fireman John Ste- the production line. Grosse Pointe Demands upon our staJf are heaV)', so urs:e that orders be . pl.oed from 'llvo to six w.. 1 f. '. '. ..•. •. i! \ . Op"A 10 to ~:3o-Frld.y •• tll • P ••• c \.' elated lr~dDUd.3.1 at Nea. Danol AOlo.1 .I' "', / ....."" FOR Pretty . , Pla~cs Sb:ty-h. years ••• of fine fur merchandising has givM Siegel furriers a The new arrivals spell added elegance for particular homes ••• and there's just every' richneK of background, a soundneu of fur counseling. Your trust in the Siegel label thing here. ' II ,hl1rmil~g new wide. flSUres you only the finest in workmanship. , , in pelts •• , in fine fashion. , .Ind boltom 1'4Se ,4.()() Al:uninl/nI hl1l11mered de. our prices for the5e precious furs are no higher. let us show you one of the fined signed frllit hou'l. ft';lh or withollt hlmd/e ...... 6.n collections we have ever had ••• the magnificent new 1947 ,ilhouettes ••• the filII flaring backs. the ballarina skirt, dashing gauntlet sleeve$, p'lsh up balloo" sleeves, , , the new "ate of mink on Persian [sketched), ascots and bows of contrasting fur. look now while this breath-taking collection is ccmplete. Summer $tor" hours 9:45 I. m. 17151 Kerchcl'111 to 5:30 p. m. Closed Slturdays ,Opp. A. lit P. I furs. third floor \ '. '\-, • • __ 2m=e W ?¥W.y msn •• w • 11_ • a••• n 'cc~•• s.cr ... x.)•.• , c seas 5 FE a "71 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Augus; 8,19<46 POSSIBILITIESOF THE ATOM m.alntal.n their otfl~es 111 their ~q.. homes on Mack avenue or on Ver- .., ';Grat-5c-~,Pointl N~w. rr'oThe Edt*tor nler west "f Macle. _ . PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY THE ABBE PRESS. INC. I Heretofore the zonln, recula.,. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE m.'TROlT WESTWARD Grosse- •I tlon has prohibited the combln&" OFFICES UNDER THE ELM A'f 99 KERCHEVAL Robert B. Edgar Uon of residences and buslneSl,- GROSSE POINTE FARMS 30, MICHIGAN .., establishments within the s&mCt~ EZ81ggera1tlons Editor, Grosse Pointe "esw. building. on these locallons. Phone TU, 2-6900 34 ~ar Mr. Edgar: I have only now seen your Three Trunk. Lines , A,PRYOR edJ-I,-======:::::; Member Michigan Press Ass'n. and'National Editorial Ass'n. tortal "Sieler's Speech" In the - Grosse Pointe News of July. 12th. SECRETARY .. , ROBERT B EDGAR:-EDlTOR and GENERAL MANAGER "One comforl is that greal 1IIen ta/un up in any Your comment was very gener- MARK K.' EDGAR E.D.iTO~D\~g~I:~S Wp~6~~ feal' are profitable comptln)'. ll'/ e ctln twl look, howef'er ous and please accept my thanks BOOKKEEPER A. PRyOR...... , MANAGER imperjectly, lipan a great 1IIatl wi/boul gaining something lor your kindly analysis of my MATTHEW M, GOEBEL.. ADVERTISING I Y state conventlon speech. The JANE SCHERMERHORN , SOC ET. bl' it. l/e;s the Jil'il.!g joulltailJ of life, which il is WANTED OLIVE H. LARNED FEATURE PAGE voters have already accepted )'our ~,DI1~~ pieasanl 10 be tl/,ar. On an)' ter1lls u:hlltroel'er, }'OU will ANN DOOLEY 'POR"¥~~f)lTOR philosophy ..that we need a FRED RUNNELLS S CCOUNTS 1J01 gmdge to wander in his neighborhood for .. while." change" and I am sure this sentl- M in is tee of Groase MARY JEANNE MURPHY A (Carlyle) ment wlll crow as the campaign Pointe Memorial Church TOBY CUMMINGS , , ADVE~::::~:~g .. .. >I< develops. CHRISTINE VAN HOWE ADVE With kind personal regards, I nee d s secretary.book. BETTY SCHROEDER , CIRCULATION LONG LIVE THE AD MEN DEPT. am keeper by September 1. In a recent issue of a big-shot magazine, our ever-search- FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Very sincerely. Peder woman 28 " 40 Subscription Rate: $2.00 Per Ye.ar b}' Mail All ~ews and ing orbs lit upon a full page ad, designed no doubt, to make Kim Sigler. Advertisinl! Copy Must Bc In The News Office by the reader slop and look. A pretty young woman was years of age. Attractive Tuesday Afternoon to Obtain Inserlion That Week. pictured in the act of putting into an oven. the best looking Doctors and Dentists salary. Call George E. Entered as second.class matter at the post office, Detroit roast we h"ve seen in many moons. Our eyes dropped to Get Change in Zone Law Lackey, Treasurer. Days. Michigan, under the Act of March 3. 1897. the copy below, hoping to find the great secret of attaining The Woods Council Tuesday CH. 3060, Evenings, NI, .'the heights of such succulent looking cook'ery , •• only to night. amended lls zonIng ord!- find it was an ad for tooth paste! nanee so that It w1ll be permis- 4023. Get the lake Front *' * .. sible for doctors or dentist.'! to The fact that Dr. William DeKleine, the State Health We DID look at the ad and we DID read It. Sooooo. It gave Commissioner, has said that most of the bathing beaches in us an Idea. Perhaps most adverllsers are wrong In their con- St. Clair Shores are unsafe for swimming from a health cep!lon of what catches the ese. Suppose for example, that a department store has some hats they wanL to get rid of standpoint, should not stand as a deterrent against the \\Toods (pardon us, we mean, "put on sale" ••• NOT 'gel rid of'). 'Veil Village acquiring the section of the Edsel Ford estate for then why not a full page spread or ,'arlous bpes of shoes? The)' the window and said: "Look at #t~lite DOBBS a public park." could bring in (inadverlcntls, of coursel. the thought that such and those sheep. They look naked- The property has been offer!!d' to the village at a rea- such a hat wouilt look 8000 DEEEEVJNE with the shoes pictured. Ne"v' York they've just been sheared." sonable price. The occasional pollution of the waters 'there- Or a market, wishing 10 unload a stock of canned vegetables, milht Hull studied the anImals for a picture ,'arious cuts of meat and play up the Idea that such and few seconds and drawled abouts is in no sense symptomatic of a condition which will Ca'Tal~ade such vegetables were necessary to complemenl the meat piclured "Sheared on this side, anY9:ay." prevail indefinit~ly; or (!Ven be long tolerated. in €he ad. By LOUIS SOBOL . .'. The pollution of the whole littoral waters from the out- A hairdresser. 'pushlng' a new hair do, might use a photo-. A LITTLE 0' THIS. Sudden Thought: Isn't II about let of Lake Huron down to Lake Erie is under too close graph In an ad. picturing a plate of o}'sters Roekerfeller. Everyone A LITTLE 0' THAT! Ume the Russians took the chip !s InLerested In the mystery recipe of oysters-Rockefeller. So when off the:r soldlers1 scrutiny from both State, National and International authori- It .was shortly after I came to the unsuspecting reader ~]ances through the copy to see how to work for ~hls paper that I met . .. ties to be long neglected. .. prepare them. the adl'ertiser can sneak up on them with. the !ol- Gertrude Stein for the flrs~ time, Miss Belle Baker on the phone The time. will come in the not distant future when rigid lowing copy: "Do YOU plan on spending your vacation In New -and reproachful because In a "Saw" her would be more accur- recent paragraph we stated that re~llitions will be imposed which .will guarantee against Orleans? WJIl you visit Antolnes' to gorge ~'ourselC on some oC ate •. because actually we did not Margaret Upton had Introduced the dumping of sanItary sewage into this magnificent water their famous dishes? Well then, don't look I1ke 1:. Jerk. nave your exchange a single work and all I. "Blue Skies" In Ziegfeld's "Betsy." course .. Separate conduits will be"provideq for the convey- hair done in the veddy new "Oysler Coiffure" worn by all smart did was listen as she spoke to a Miss Baker reminded us that she ance of polluting matter to the 'point of its final and com- women who eat oysters_RoekeCellet. Or If yoU are ,lOin" to Vienna few people at her table In Sardl's. had been the star of "Betsy'-and for the season , •• try our Goulash. Shampoo. ~lt's 110 mess," 1 though~ at the time she was the that the hit number, "Blue Skies" plete disposition, arid not any wnI be permitted to be dumped mos~ unprepossessing woman I h d t>ee into the St. Clair river, the Lake St. Clair, or the Detroit ...... had ever met. All throur,h these tr~Qutednb:~r:I~~edB::I~~te;~rc~~; OW" vacationin( Editor writes to tell us of a nice custom years I have been trying to under- to sing. "I've always been Jdent!- river. This is as certain to be ,as that the health of the people observed at tile Hanm'er Inn, at Hanover, N.H., where he Is swap- s~and what It was tha~ made her fled with the song," said Belle. is the sup'telne law; pinK old school tics at Dartmouth reunion. He ses tha~ as SOOnas a great figure In literature. Per- "because I was the first to Intro- The people of England learned generations ago the peril ,'ou seat yoursell at the table In the dlnln( ream, not only h the sonally, I never ~onsidered her duce it." , .. . I t t anything but a hterary freak- breakfast menus whipped over 10 )'011 WIth Ireat d spa eh, bu a b' f I' be of polluting open water courses and lbng since became recon- u. a course, mus. wrong I ciled to regulations which make it a penal offense to deposit small cup of black calfee Is also shol'ed u~der )'our n~se alo.ng because the bulk of erudlle opln- I with the menu... Grand Cor those who can t speak until they vo IIon apparently Is overwhelmingly I or permit to flow deleterious matter into open streams. "had their colfee" •.• also good for a hanlover! (This lut does against me. Your Heart Today one can motor across southern England from NOT however apply to our Editor). * * • IHds Resff Kent to Cornwall arid in that thickly populated country cro~s .. * ..' But that she was an Interestlng countle~s streams as clear and pure as any that drop from Nothing tickles us 80 much 85 a record that gets stuclc In the personal1ty. no are can deny-and By Fred l\I. KOI'P, R. Ph. ., ~here Is every probability that the slopes. of the Rockies,. and with hundreds of fisherme!1 Perhaps months ago the dOi- groove. Alnght •.• so were a moron, But It PARTICULARLY many or the thtr'g!l she said and If you believe that a hat should he conridel'o pleases us when one gets stuck oVer the radio. The announcement wrote wlJl .br.come"par~ of llterary Lor said to YOU to take it easy. catching trout and grayling. that your heart needed a little This momentary discouragement arising from the water that the following program is "transe,'Jbed" .•• Is slipped over so legend. I remember one of her rest. ably more than just a head covering-,piek a quickly and faintly one. forget.'! he is Ustenlng to recordings, there- "profound" statements when she pollution threat'should not stay the people of the Woods So .~'ou did. And thl! Symp- Dobbs! The Iraditional quality, craf~man&hip fore it's starWng as well as amusing to hear Sinalra sing wrote about her lecture tour her~, toms disappeared, and a1mo"t from acquiring this last remaining 5t,rip of water front for "Yadldyadldyadldl'adldyadld" ..• until the keeper of the victrola She referred to the five.and-ten uneonsciCluslyyou have slipped and 5JIlui styling 111atgo inlo your Dobbs Blv. the use and enjoyment of' its people. comes out of the washroom to turn It off. cent stores. They disappointed her back Into your strenuous way .. .. * bu~ the nut. stores did not. "In of I11'lng. )'ou' a hat tbat definitely dOf!JIOmething rO! . the ten cent stores ~herewas noth- That was no~ wha~ the doc- Last week, we heard a partieularl)' funny one. when a "talkin," ing tha~ I wanted and what WIIS Lor meant. He knows that .a your appearance, that emphatically u JO/!teo recording got stuck on the "i\leet the i\lissus" program. Ross iIIu1- She took -an ardent dislike to Beautiful Michigan tired heart cannot test as ,hing in value ••• It's the'Dobbsl holland was doing the commercial when It happened and since there was not. there for,ten cents." Michigan Tourist Council has just issued a beauti- other organS of the body ,may The the. p~ogram Is suppoSed to sound like an on-the-spot Job, Il was Ezra Pound the first time she met do. It Is a tireless, beating or- 'fuUyilluiltrated . booklet aimed to. ciraw the attention or 'pretl)' sill)' hearIng him say. "It 'wllllta:. It wlllga, It wlllga" about 211 him becausecshe thought he talked gan, and mur.t get Its rest in Americans in general to the superlative beauty of the Mich- times before someone came to the rescue. . too much. Evidently he had some other ways. igan vacation land. It is prepared with scores of illustra- ... * * admiration for her because he Aecep~ the physlcilln's ad- wasn't too dismayed by the rebuffs vice. Avoid the vigorous de- tions in color. It whets the appetite of the sportsman or The. "Looking for, an honest man" article In a recen~ mag sec- but sought her out sel'eral tImes. mands of ordinary living. Rist. Van Boven,.Jnc. appeals equally to the mere summer vacation idler in quest tion of one or the dallies gives lIS though (or pause! Letters with Once, coming across her in the live simply, patronize a phar- macy In which. the quality of of rest and contact with nature in her manifo'ld exhibits of five dollar bills in them were strewn around the streets oC New Luxembourg Gardens, Pound IISked York In various sectlohs. while a photographer hid In a nearby whether he might come to see her. drugs and prescriptton servlee I are unquestioned. 41 East Adamlt Detroit ~auty in forest and lake or stream. tl'l1ck to 'click' the people who piCked up the le~ters. In them, "I am so sorry," she replied, "so Thl., I, Ihe 1I31h or Il series of Also It reminds its readers again that this chosen land of WllS an address wllere they might reach the person the "fiver" sorry. so sorry but Miss Toklas EdltorlD;l Ad""ertlsements appearing ours whieh stands at the contact point of two great European supposedly belonged to , . . that.s how reporters were able to (her secretarJ) has II had. tooth In th[s pa.per each week. ON THE CAMPUS, ANN AJUioR - " and besides we are busy p'cking Cop,'rlght cultures is an. all season paradise for nature lovers or those check who was honest and who Ilasn t. wild flowers." After that Pound whose greater interest lies. in seeing and studying the spots A supplement to the news artlcle was enacted on the radio gave up, of historic interest which figured so prominently in the early Sunda)' night' and a few of the honest folk were 'brought to the • • • 'mikc' presumably to iel,l how comc they were honest! \\'hat threw One of her s~atements I remem- days when the men of France and Britain were waging their us was that in II snecring voice. the happy announcer Informed. his ber above all olhers-because of struggle for the mastery of a new world l sent to the automobile manufacturers to sit down with him its final summation with the American and British prose-I Glenn Ford, who wlil be scen In \ and his associates and discuss ways and means of stepping cutors leading off. These will be followed quickly by the I"Gallan~ Journey." is telllng the lite tfcJe it ~tve4 i up production met with an answer from Henrv Ford II F h . h hR' h'. , h story of the two writers who ha':! !Juilt {xc!uJive!rt~t fi;/k /Ju I which, to the public at least, seemed devastating and renc \~lt t e USSlans avmg the last PltC . been fri~nds from their starving ! complete. To the grcat credit of the American press there has been, newspaper days. One went to I ESTABLISHED 39 YEARS Mr. Ford said in effect, "Let's settle strikes in auto part no blood. thirsty hue and cry given out for the lives of these II Hpllywood ~bo.ut ten years. ago. .' . The other dldn ~get his break un- plants before we start to discuss other ways to hasten the erstwhile leaders of the German nahon. I til a few weeks ago when he won ! production of cars." The general disposition of public opinion here has been' is contract witb a major studio. I The public, including Mr. Ford, have always harl the t 1 ". • A" he got off The Chief, he' was notion that strikes have had something to do w'ith produc- 0 eave thls case In the hands of well chosen prosecutors greeted affcr.t1onately by his old Verheyden Home an ideal residential ,etling. away from tlOn. and a just court. pal. "Wadda they paying you?" Itu Ij, He then mentioned that when Mr. Reuther's~ im'itation The terrible indictmenls hurled at these wretches how- he,,~~~~~_~(t~,~n~:sri~~t r:;I~:' no'ise, ~affic anJ commercial activity. II has nation-wide connection, arrived there were already 16 strikes in progress in auto ever leaves no doubt as to the deadly seriousness with which "Aw, be yourseIC." snapped the parts plants and that the continuing output of six or seven the international prosecutors regard their responsibility. other. "You're saying that so I'll with establishments of equal prominence. Its great rooms of state are of these was absolutely essential to the making of Ford...... think you'fe making at least flve cars and trucks. The Issue of greatest Significance in this famous case is hundred. But I checked up-and in 80ft pastel shades and magnificently furnished. I: has lhe new Tl)at looks like laying it in M,'. Reuther's Jap. not in the mere punishment of these men for obvious crimes ~~;~:" you're really gcttlng seven. The fact that. in pra~tical1y all of these plants the UAWl but whether leaders of slate can hereafter plot and carry • * • ,lumber chamben, family rooms, dressing rooms and an English 10uniClo CIO holds the unIOn W~IP hand. makes the answer complete. through wars of conquest and aggression in violation of all Broadway Grifter: Kc rcfers.to l'ttl Mtr, dReut~tehr'sdemaldthatdthe, "few" cu:rent strikes had laws of humanity without being held personally account- his only friend as "My contact" I e 0 0 WI spragge pro 1;!c~lOnand hiS statement that able. . . , If he repays a debt. It's a the auto man~facturers. wl~h Sinister purpose, were holding I ". . . "stick-up" ... He thinks he's an ~ack produchon sounds hke puerile spitback. It won't ThIS prinCIple of mternatlOnal Jaw was propounded by expert on nAtional IIffairs because unpress any<1n~.. 0\,;" prosecutor, Supreme Court Justice Jackson. he out. • meR' 7 . Thuna.y, A~9U!t 8, '1946 GoROSSE POINTE NEWS P.ge Fi~ . Remedies ate Suggested For Lightning Trouble A1i fa.. 011I' "&uit.To.Sehool" hoo/tld togeJht1' wilh our sug- 'I'M eommlttee nam\!,,'u .:~. Jesus Spake.'- stolen Bike Recovered The, Sunday School and Bible A Mr .. Schultz, 243 Kenwood, classes' begIn at 9:30 a,m. ThIs reported July 31 that he found a • week's lesson will be: "The An- stolen bike abandoned at the ointing of David." '. home he is working on at Wash- Inllton and Kercheval. Farms po- CAR SKIDS INTO TREE lice notHled Ed Macauley, 78, 'Donald Melvllle, of 911 Edge- Kenwood, who had reported It Inont. driVIng east on JeHerson stolen. from his garage July 29. .11Out 10:30 o'clock Friday mom- Ilia. WB!. apparently following too , Dol: Bites Boy.ln Knee CIORIY after'" sprinkler. The Mrs. Wallace, of 100 Lewston. sprlrikler had made the pavement reported Aug. 1 to Farms pollee slippery and he skidded head-on that .... dog bit Kenneth Fulton. 39 Into a tree with bad damage to Mapleton, In the rlg'ht knee. Ken- his car but escaped personal In. neth was takcn to Cottage Hos- jury to himself. pital. Grosse Poillle's urKest ApfJlhmee Store COlE PORTER ".HITS" . RECORD n f.at"red 1n IAR '~Day.andNight" res, It's tll. ftW'Dn1d lIase and H1sOrch.st", Alhm! Four mighty selections, Including "BegIn the $2 Beguine" and "Night and Day" make up this top- _89 of-the processIon album. Prictd al.. . 10lroe Alblm the ..ieh heri~age. Vaughn Monroe's new Moon Beam Album. a credit to his or- chestra; Includes "Paper Moon" of Seo'land ••• and "Racing the Moon" Five records in all. 5340 is embodied in these sweaters bY PrIced at , ~ , .. Pandora and plaid skirts by Hillsboro • , • 100'10 wool .• , sweaters in forest New I,ory Radios , green, cherry, yellow, jade, light These have real tone. elegant design and 110 volts. Tl1ey're new! $2475 They're tops! Only .. blue, navy and brown, , • Dew ease! new eDmfort ... H("MrUnr App]lsftte St'nice I. lorAt('d rllhl tlere ('loBthe pre.ilel. sizes 10 to r 6 •.. pullover style .•• 5.95 in this pMtie girdle by Jantzen ~•. cardigan. ,. 6.95. Skirts with ••• stylea to fit your young figur8 Electrozone duster side pleats and a giant .,safety during class and lIfter. Made of Lastex yarn APPLIANCE CO. pin, •• sizes 10 to 16, •• 8.95. sizes 26 to 30 , , • tea rose Sh"d8. (WllIar/! "Bill" Krawe) Intimate Apparel Shop .••• , •••••• ;. 6.50 10916 Mack Ave. NI. 7940 TEEN SHOP' GROSSE POINTE WOODS ", \ , .. &~OSSE POINTE NEWS Society News Gathered from All of. the Pointes From Another Pointe Short and to the Pointe Gay Lights, Pennants of Vie~ hy And Charcoal Fires: ~ ~~at1:~~ln 6'~=K~tYh~MaryAnn Perrone and Suzanne Binns to Wed Jane Schermerhorn daughter. MARJORIE. and JOSEPH J. CONLISK of Univer- Show Boat Party at Grosse Pointe Yllcht Club Among Most sity Place. Festive of Events on Social To go on with our alphabet ••• is certainly for quaint which is what we were when we • •• Calendllr '. o MR. and MRS. PAUL R. Mc- thought'it would be " snllp to write a weekly s?<:iety column KENNEY of Longfellow ave. are . Quite the gayest of the Pointe August festiVities .!"a~ .bout GrossI Pointe while we were on our vacatIon. , • home from Chicago where they the party at the Grosse Ppinte Yacht Club Saturday nIght. For instead of thinking Grone Pcinte thoughts ••• our head have spent 10 days at the Edge- Charcoal fires dotted the lawn with dinner steaks a-broil. bas' been filled with I,SIY ones ••• ~nd sometimes stllrtled one~ to water Beach Ho~1. ing-and bright lights with $ay col?red ~nnants hung realiZit that the world oubide Detroit. the Dyn~mic is often fa, .. . above. Not even the threat or gathenng ram clouds kept .head of us • , • Among the Polnte.s career gals the parties away. . . For instance debutantes in this Virginia town have found an Is ELISE WHITE whose artistic ------,. " Down from the Old Club' on elegant way to lengthen social days. , • they have introduced talents have taken her to York. "coffees" ••• and when a hostess entertains at a coffe •• = • Pa. Her chums on the Pointe wel- Fay Blizabeth theIr cruiser. "My Kay IV'.'~Jor always held at 10:30 in the morning ••• THAT mo1kes socilli comed her home thls past week the occasion came Mr. and Mrs. h8lldlines ••• and listened with glee to tales of Smith to Star Roy Fruehauf with their (luests When we first saw headlines "Mrs. Cabot Cabot Venable the 'workln gal'. ELISE Is the Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1"ruehanf. the daughter of MR. AND MRS. GIL. Boxley III Entertains Deb at Coffee" ••• our r....clion was "that's George Siocums. Mr. and Mrs. BERT WHITt,' formerly of the Her many PoInte frIellds wlll be . . ..,. " even more triYial than WE are in .. sodety <:ohlmn" ••• Pointe. glad. to, know that Fay, Elizabeth Ralph Caulley. Mrs., Carl ~te'Nart But a coffee. is a morning breakfast party •• , and most ...' SmIth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kell~. popular. , • MR. AND MRS. VERNE W. Hugh G. Keyes I)f Birmingham, A table, by the lake was a gath- SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY TUCKER of E. Jefferson Ave. wlll be guest star on Raymond erlng place for the William J. Down here Sunday morning br ....kfarls are ..Iso <:hosen by are vacationing .at. Pointe aux Massey's Harvest of Stars this Youngs. Mr. and., Mrs. ,Robert many hostesses to fete the debs of the season ..... nd as far as PIns. They will be there for a Sunday evening over a coast to Powers,' Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred, Olll- we can figure cut the salson just keeps going in social Virginia month as guest of MRS. JOHN coast hookup. , son Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis Andrews. .. II year long ••• C. SMITH. MRS. TUCKER'S . Miss Smith was a member of 'A'ilcither party Included Mr;and We've read ••• bL,t do nct recommend ••• cf e form of cousin. the original cast of "Oklahoma" Mrs. Henry,Hopke. Jr.; the RIch. entertainment f~vored here ••• mcwn as the, Ski Ball ••• • • • and left the show.last tall to be. ard K. Degeners, Mr. and' Mrs. To forget Virgini;J's mid.daytemporature ••• young hostemis MR. AND MRS. JACK O'CON- gin her concert work, She made Richard MarUn and the' Forman NOR of Grayton road are enjoy- her local concert debut under. the Johnstons. Others In the group invite guests for e cooling afternoon drink [with te ... base) ••• Ing a cruise on the St. Lawrence . " All guests mud wear white costumes ••• a Ghild's pool is auspices' of the Birmingham Mu. were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. and Saguenay Rivers. 'l'hey are seal In January. She Is now un- Peez. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith • filled with great blocks of ice and the youngsters doff, shoes and off for Quebec and :Soggotvllle., der contract to N. B. C. TelevIsion the William' W. Farrs and Mr. bobby stockings and park their feet in the chill~ waters, •• and salling from Montreal. 'and has her own show once a alid Mrs. Jack Sutton. we~n't imagine enyone enjoying it very much ••• • • • week. Stle graduated from Mlchl. The club's commodore' was host J'LL TAKE MINE NEAT,SUH MRS. ALEAN B. CLUTTS Is gan State College, where sbe stud- to Mr. and Mrs. E. E.L-uiulberg, For the older set ••• ,Virginia's liqtiorsituation'hllS doni vacationing at Gratiot Inn. She's led voIce. . Mr .. and Mrs. Harry McMeliliben peculiar things to old SoUt.hem hospitaly ••• lhere for a month and will be .After her SUlldS:y broadcast wIth and Mr. and. Mrs. VIctOr L. Oraf. ., " We have met _"veral cwnnels, suh, who know the b.ld effects joined later by her brother MaSSey;. ahe' wlU return to Blr. 'At the next table were' 'the Ell. of having tried to make mint juleps cut of gin and rum ••• FRANK R. BRISLEY. of Colum- mlnllhalfl to spend. a week with gene. O'Kee!es :an'd .U~eir )arty bus,'O. No spirit stronger than beer is available except at Iiqucr • her family. which inclUded Dr. andMr~.'Har. stores end in meny instances this set up .is preying. hob with the • • ------. 'old cross. ihe Rex Regati!:Mr. spirit of the Deep South. • • . A brand new housekeeper Is MRS, TED BALLANTYNE. This . . Pia and Mrs. John Rupplils and Mr. HostesSes are cereful not to "dec?y" guests to parties.with Mr. and Mrs .. I. G. Perronne, of ,Ponchartr~in drive. Mt. Clemens. ,formerly of-- POInterS' y illid Mrs. Ai'thurW.X1elrischmlt, lass Is mistresS or the McKinley Grosse Pointe, annou~e the engagement. of .theu: ,daughte~, MARY ANN (left), -to Jr. ., drums of the bourbon of days befcre Tltioning ••• road house of the NORCOTTS John Mark Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Lynch, of ErIe, Pa., at a recent family The yOung set all arrived early Guests Ire invited in for "e gin drink" • , • or 4 "rum while they are vacaUonlng at At Eastwood gathering at their home. The wedding will be an event of late fall. SUZANNE tor the Show Boat Party and oc. drink" ••• Hlorbor Point. The young BAL. BINNS daughtel: df MR. and MRS. CARL BINNS, of Balfour road, is betrothed to cupled the long table near' the As we writ. this .l:olumn on II Southern typewritlr , •• LANTYNE6 are anticipating tbe LOUIS'ZIMMEL son of MR. and MRS. JOSEPH ZIMMEL of Pinehurst Ave. Louis AmOng the yauni set who went grill. Betty Kelly paired with Dan (without r's) • • , I 19 From Saturday, August 17tnt . . WOULD YOU SELL:YOUR HOUSE FOR THE Until Day After Labor Day, September 3rd~ AMOUNT OE I~SU/V.NCE CARRIED O~ ITZ Now •• : ~ • !ICe p 1212 GriswoldSt. RA,4417-8.9 16926 fiERCHEVIlL fIVlI•. ,)" . . .' , _, ' .. ',-...... -hittftt" " n .¥ M ("'. u" '"." " --~~._~. ~ .. ' ., <.,1.... . • •. S R 0 SSE P 0 r N T E NEWS p~ SeVIlft ~ay.August I, :19~ + .-Woman's .Page • • •• by, of an,d f.or .Pointe Women f' Two Weddings of Wide Interest Near Conways Fly ~:YoungFry Find lake To Naritgan sett ~uth Coleen Caulley First among AUlust weddi11l' Happy Vacationland trips Is that of Mr, &rid Mrs. John To Wed Navy Officer H, Conway. Mrs. Conway Is the fonner Betty Bryant Braeaw. Colorful Suih Blend With Summer Tans as lads and lassies daughter of Mr. and Mfa. Wlll1am Bride.Elect Arrives From. Florid. for Marriage to Ohioan . . Frolic on the Shores of. G. Bryant. Mr. Conway Is the August 10 at All Saints Episcopal son of Mrs. John J. Conway of St. Clair Grayton Road, Church The shores of Lake St. Clair are vacationland for the The young couple set off via One of the highlights among August weddings on the roung fry at horne. Under the watchful eyes o.f Bob ~osmoe • plane for Nara,,,nsett, R. I" after Pointe will be that of Ruth Coleen Caulley, daughter of and occasionally Bill Murphy, lads and laSSies sWIm and their marriage Wednesday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph George Caulley, of Detroit, to Lieut. .sun the whole day long. Swim suits and one of Dad's old nlng at the Grosse Poln~ memor. (j.g.) Clayton Robert Konas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald shirts are their only garb-and they are brown as berries, lal church. Konas, of Cleveland, Ohio. The ceremony will take place 'each and everyone. " The Rev. l"rarik !"itt performed at All Saints Episcopal Church on Aug. 6 with the Hev, v Joan Laurence and DorothY'" theonly inCormalattendant,ceremon.Mrs. , ConwayAI; her Vurton S. Levering .oresiding. _ l;jlngelyn are a pair. Their cos- perch which, we are told abound chose her dauthter. PatrIcia Mr. and Mrs. Caulley came~ tumeS are rf!d and green, respec- in the shore waters of St. 'Clalr. Candler. Best man was A. S, from their Florida home early last faU when they wUI 'A to Lon, t1vely. Perpetually about these Nancy Clow and Marllee Clark Wade. month and are the guests of Mr. Beach. Calif. two are Jack Swann, Bob Serge. are ampng the tou who love " An Inf I I 11 Parties honoring the brlde-elect Chubs Lowler, Herb Weot, Dannie picnic on the benches and tables onna recept on fo owed Iand Mrs. Roy A, Fruehauf of will Include a luncheon and. per- Thomas, Robert Uvlck and Bill a-shore. "[hey are just 7 and the the ceremony at the home of Windmill Poinle Drive. Ruth Is sonal shower given by Mrs. Ro- Mrs, Sidney S. Hall .00 Cranford J ,Murphy. ", two bring their lunches (POP. Lane. the guest of Mrs, Carl K. stewart A. Fruehauf and Mrs. Ca,d K. Shirley Schaenlngls another chocolate bars and sandwiches) The Conways wlll make their of Bedford Road. She came from Stewart Wednes1ay at the GrosSe 181 'l'lth a. super tan. accented by every noon. They are mindful at home on Mapleton road In the Fort Lauderdale last week by Pointe Yacht Club and a showel' yellow halter and .. blue wool waiting the alloted tIme, too, be. gl1(en Thursday evenIng by Mrs. tiunks. Between plunges she's got fore taking. to the water aCter Farms u!'On returning from their plane to Join her parents and Charles Miles In her home on her nose in "The Hucksters.". . lunch. ' wedding trip. lrIake final arrangements Cor the BJltmore Road. - "!'hen there are three who add. These juniors are under the ----- festiVitles and the reception and MRS. NORMAN H ..PREBLE, 1...... whi.ch wltl follow at the DAC. to'thecolorCul scene. Evel)'ll Ho~f. wing of Pat Vim Tine who com- son ofMR. and' MRS. KARL E. . Galas on Doc Ke"[' As her maid of honor, Ruth has man combines pink and purple blnes her watchfulness with a few STRI'ITER of Mahant, Mass., on Monday, Aug. 12, at, the PREBLE horne on Rivard Miss McD()Well with her summers tan. TIny Lac pointers, to these tots on staylnc Selected her sister. Martha. who rettat McNeil Is garbeq'in white. a.f1oat-and the' crawl.-And,. by' Blvd; After a month'in the.CanaciianRockies"the ,young. couple ',Will make .their Fete Anne Gard arrived Monday Crom Fort Lau- . sharkskin these days. while Marie the way. Pat. Is the only femlnl~ 'nome in New B6stoil,'WaverIy;"Mass:' CHARLENE EVINGER; 'daughter' of MR:' and derdale. .Mrs. David Kenunan Weds Sept. 6 , Smith Is a gingham girl - with life guard on duty. ' . . MRS. JOHN. H. EVINGER of Provencal road will marry JOHN KNEELAND ALD" from Western Springs. Dl..and , " green strIpes. . .. others a-sunning and swImming RICH, son of MR. an9. MRS. JOl\N KNEELAND ALDRICH of Joann Ave. The wed- It's to be parties •. parties .. Patricia MacIimls and Jackie Here's another september wed- parties for Anne Gard.this month. Lamb of Detroit will be brides- ding for yOU, Barbara McDowell . S\Umlng and brldg!ng lire Nan- are James and Nancy White with' cling will take place Saturday; Augu:;;t 10; at the Convenant. Presbyterian Church on Preceedlng her wedding on SeP- mllids. -.' cy Mathewson, Nora Guy. Bar- hou~guest, Ann Vary CrolrlPIlot.' 'Elist Grand Blvd. with the REV. WENDLLE TAYLO:ij. officiating. MR. ALDRICH and Dr. Zar Anthony Reader tember H, Anne's friends have have just announced their en. , bara Hinckley and Betty Winston. Then-noon time finds Betty and. served with the US~F'in South Amer,ica for three years and was discharged in Feb- been calling .. caHing .. calling The best man Is to be Thomas , This, fall will find ~he Quartet Nancy BrJII on the ledges. They're gagement-and plans for .. wed- ruary;, After the'wedding ceremony, the young couple will leave for Northern Mich~ that they may fete this chum be- Demetry. oC Detroit and Fort ding on Sept. 6. scattered. with Nancy at Western usually covered with ~un all and igan.. .. " . fore her marriage to Himk KIn. Lauderdale. and ushers' are College. Nora' In, purses tra!nlng busy penning letters before dip- z1e. Already on the docket Is a Charles Mites and Kenneth Caul- The daUghtiii of Mr. and. ~s. at Harper Hospital. Bllrbara at ping. Jlnny Hebb and Ellen AI- round the clock shower on August ley. uncle of the brlde.elect. William W. McDowell oC Pen. Greenbrier College in West VII': llngton are usually on hand, tOo. nington .drive. Barbani.. attended 9. to be given by Mrs. Richard Lieut. ,Konas will arrive from Wayne University where she wu glnla with Betty nearby at Mary You can easily spot GInny-In OPera Tops'fan. ,Doings. on Pointe w;~~~~~::~~~o~.~~.~,~:::Kimbroull'h and her sister, Mary duty on the West Coast on Aug. 9. :i. member of Zeta Chi sorority. Washington. that strapless candy strip' suit of Lawrie In their home on Marne He has been stalloned at. Bremer- . Then among the youngsters- hers, It goes withOut saying: t1iat ..ToPll ~oOl..' faU ,actl;'.iue.,., Is elll.erlY antlclP..aUng 'this week of~tk.ta&2~~'.~ad~~~'B~t:'~; Or. Reider's parents a're Mr. and I roaa.About the middle of August ton. Wash. aIleI' overseas duty on Mrs. Z. A, Reader of PIedmont .. Jim Hanlka and Bob Baker are Lifeguard Bob Allforl1';vacation- the 1AlScala Opera :wfilch. opel1ll music; here's the P1'Oiram. saturday Matinee . Car there's to be a linen shower for .the US5 Iowa. . the Clshennen. They are young Ing from the University of Michl. Bept 30 at Detroit's ..MMonic Monday, Sept' 30 ••••. ,R;"oletto • . , ••• ", men Blvd. He Is a graduate of. the ... Satutd,y.Evenlng •. n Trovatore the bride. elect to be given' by The young couple Planio make University r.f ,Michigan and. hoPefuls after the pIckerel and lan, finds hi, duties a pleasure. Temple. l'or you PolD.terswho,are Tue.sdllY,.8ept. 31 Sunday. oct. 6 La TraVIata Ann and. Mrs. P'ranIt ,H. DaVis. their home In BremertoD unUi member of Delta 81gma Delta. " , . •• >. ~. .llieB G--- S-----'. ThiB 1B bUSY oollege 18lUentlla I aa,. 1. ..ho supP '... 'urrioular Miss p __ - .};.----- e . gr8ll1,,,ithe~ra-c . t ..ith movie pro., ., . •. 1 ne...spaper. a bUSY' one, ...ha OBsl, < tar the, schoO . andtelevi$~on reporting, g reporting ", .h looka go ..ell . t.door~tr.s and an ocoasional Her ou . he favors , 1 olothes s co~umns , . The content. deling stint. - with ~he casus ting ho...ever, she mo , t be us For, da ,.' . and of h~r wardrobe MuS . on c~. h~ch are silUpl~ anywhere ~t dhooses dresses ...-. in the beet prepared to go ,. .d 'rtlY felU1.nine i Tall an '. yet eo SEA' tradition. moment I s not ce. he tends toward ~right dark, s . i n a . in Junior . licity of de!!!g , ~rown raTon crepe oolors, ofalutter and 'Tl1sck or' u leeves Slmp .. 'russ- ~ ith soft shove-uP s ' conspicuo~S absence, - sizes, "a faked bole~o outlined ~ stripes that "C1 varel ...001 , d thread, a boW ~~r her, . ith green, royal or: ore " vari-col t 'S5.00• and alternate black" 'd detail .the thrOa • . d Smooth lines and gOO . . l'!....nter side 10al of the I!t'. . re • aOlUe-what-maY. typ . Collectlon. quality it for , SFA's S:FA!I College . i~es 25.00, from ot . Junlor -s.. ' . . 81 ...earable t' n of infinlt Y Ooll8C 10 Second f\oor career clothes. I I \ I , t $ ~--... _ _ ..-:-wt ' «d6. = ' w ••• icrt de .«« « •• < ar. « • "e •••• « r ri •• ,'s.t'.s n • * "Cd'S'. ,'5 • 'Dr # =.e\« nt.d' ~-~~-~-:--:,....--~-.-~-~~~~~-~---- ... -"---- .• _ .•..•.. -. ,• ..a., ---- .. 'GR.OSSE POINTE NEW! , ~.~ Neighborhood Morse Cottage Pat .McDo~ald Definitely Deb Time UnevenHem~ Club News Offers Respite. Is Betrothed Amons PoInters Wbo'" 1IeeD One of the most successful Day vatatwnlns on week~ecds this JProm california COllIes word .J'ul~sr. scLu~ot As Fall Days Near Camp periods came to aD end on year are ),(r. ~ Krs. ADdrew ,. that Patllda MeDooald, d&ud1- Wednesday, . July ~. on the HotchJt~ and Mr. and Mrs. John ter o[ Mr. and Mrs. Clay C. Mc- CUSTOM JEWELS Thoughts of the Younger Set Are' on Mc!I~jn9 Most Nelghb«bood Cluf) llU7VouDd H. Potter .. Thls week-elld put dOD&l4, 1.I,eD&1#d to John Allen where the 0., C~pen P,eseot- they've beets' taklnll respite at the MUJer. son ol Wn. Georn Mun.. Jewels POt' Every OC'lfflo. Leisure Time Before Autumn Ta~es Them ed their Carnival. ToIl,. Jeffs. the Clayton W. Morse cottace JIl.Si I1It of St. C1&Ir. aDd the late Mr. Off to School and Study Barker, dld r.n ouutandlnC Job north of GraUot :Beach. '14llJer.' 807 Metropolitan B~ o[ anDounem. the XiDI'. CI1tfOl'd Younc Andy: Hotcb.k1sa is. d~ Grosse Pointers wlJl remember Ever Tops on the social calendar are Deb Doings in the! Jablon.skl. and the Queen, S&ndra Inc bls ~t.s. one better. With that the McDODalds ll~ed OIl Pointe. A busy spring and summer preceeded thIs. busy smith. woo had as tbelr att.eD- Perestord Palmer ill he will be Three Vile drive ,before. movtnc August and a still busier early. fall when young SOCIalites dants Jerry LlIbakl. Joan Lade- pff for Calltornla. via tr&ln. next to Hope Ranch In e.utomla. Pat are making the most of their letsure days before fall takes root and GlorY Wernet, . week. for a two ween stay be- 1.1 a cn.duate 01 Grlll5$it.Pointe them off for various points on the map. The acts inclUded a hula daDee, [ore enterlna eollege. He plans to CounU7 Day SChool and later JOYce Skelton is among the.;~.------exotic harem dancers. cowboys atl.eDd Colorado Collele In CoJor- went to SCrlpps COIlece in C1are- IC", tile 5.11, Side O.f_ tnvelull of the month. She', without her, and Indiana, and a wild animal ado Sprlnp and may be able to mont. C&IU. Her tlance has. Jwt act hea~ed by Jolin HammOlld, persuade Beresford to 'a-pany been releued from the Nivy. beaded for cali!0m1a [or a stay Lowell Ambery has been avi~it- Deltele ellS'" "'a4e the animal tlaJner. hlm-but that l.s sUll "quatlOD . The youns p&1r wW' ~ m&n1ed in Lo6. AnIleles and plans to re- log in Boston and at HlggUlS Of course. the' thrill of the In the fal1l1l C&lUomlL, . turn in september In time [or Lake. Later this month she's off mart. anernooo w~ the free Jl(lI1J' r~ ~'eDetiaD that month.s busy calendar of for the w~t WIth her fa~lIy. made avall&ble to the chIldrtn parties. She's been asked to assist 'TIley will dm'€'-vla tile MeXIcan by ane of our well known mer- in Introducing fall buds Pam route-the ultimate desunatlon blinds chants, Knowlson and Mary Belle Wood being the Unlversity of Colorado Movies at. the CarnIval were -but her bUSY calendar may not where Lowell will be a freshman Tllere are thO&e spo Is In e,'ery taken by WIss June Po:r. and we home where only a ve-neUan permit such an early return and this fall. Sh is a spring graduate bl1ftd l2Il ..,Ive the Illlht.a1r are p1annlnc a reUD!on oL Bum- l'roblem. Not Just any blind theM! buds may have to bloom. of KJngswood. , will do. but ArUsUe's l!f'luxe mer Day CamPers l.D the near G 8 O.W. N Virginia Arnold 15 the student . CUltom-mad",: bllnd.J sAould t."er- future see the moYia o[ the bunch. This summer she's to at UMi uln!)' till the bill. Estimates Ial5t day of CUlp. fret. Village O•• r. SIIop been at William and Mary college C/~ ..::1>,," --- Is, a sophomore this raiL Nancy Hughes Is IInd1ng Au- Kent DialDonds gwt a relaxing month. She's at home catching up on thank-you out of noter-with time off lor a lI'Iflm 9 and colle now and then. TIlls [all she's off [or EndIcott. 10 men Catherine McKinley saY! her plans [or [1lI1 are st.ill in the lUr. She's another who Is enjoYing the summer In a busy round of swim- WANT ming and gait at the Country CIlIb'. • August days. are flndina' Bar- Kiltorl and HlII'd bara Bayne at Harbor Pointe, Patricia Jerome Is sportinll up in Style Michigan'S' lakeland. Betty Mc- Coll will be a sporting too. She'. Quam, • SerYicl headed east [or two weeks at ocean Grove, N. J.• [or a visit l with her grandmother. Fall will Enlarged find her here again-so more .later. Iccilitie5, now Corinne Clements Is II busy one. She's been asked to model In On the way, are Hudson's [all style show which des;gned 10 features clothes for the college gal. 'TIlls fall' will 'find her at 10k. core of the Barmor. School in New York City. etMr IO%. too I She and M. J. Tate and Barbara Gardella will be doing that town a-I ~ ...... ~. together. , Ann Erkfitz is spending much of August enjoying her home af- ter three years away at school. Needless to say, its a treat to her parents to have her around for a .. , I~'LGOREl....HURD while. She loves riding. ,thoUlh. and Is spending a lot of time at ._1259 WASHINGlONBlVD.tlIN .THE BOOK'lOWER'_ Metamora doing Just that. Cub hunting begiru; there about the middle of this month. and Anne won't be missing this. for it wlll be tops among her activities be- fore she l'eturru; to school In the fall. Helen Owen is a Bo.stonite for, the month. She's there a visltlDl" DeUveries before fall brings her back to Grosse Pointe haunts. AlJ.d 50 goes it with theseDebll. , 'TIIere'll be more about them AGAIN! later. • Ray Montgomery to Bri~9 W~ /lgein ineugur/lte delivery service 'to customers. Bride Here for Visit From HollyWOOd, Calif., comes Deliveries will mede /It fhe nomine I sum of 25c. b. the news that Ray Montgomery; Piece c/llis eerly. formerly known In Grosse Pointe as Ray McDonald. and Phyllis Goldback were married' In the Blessed Sacrament Church there on August 4. A reception followed In, the brlde's. home on Westshlre drive In HollyWood. Followll.lg their wedding trip the young couple will come East to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Keys Roslyn Market on Lake Shore road. Mr. Mont- Compore for gomery is the nephew of the late Value $150.00 Catherine McDonald. After his 21020 Mack Ave. release from the Air Forces. he completed his 'stlldles at the Bel. Hamp/o" & ROIly" Rds. NI. 9542 Pasadena Playhou~e and expects to locate in New York. Odiron Houtekier HALL See .. , lfNCiel "i."Oflll (ast Side Detroi!'. largest 19269 Harper. at Kenoiha ,",,4ow ... ,I.J •. ,. over selectiOll of fine diemonets, one hundred styles, ta Other Kent diomonds from choose from ..• ladies', dia, $48.00 to $2200.00, . .!I('rllDIt'" ~ Plllrtin mond rings, yellow and Compa~ for pric~d to include Fed, to)(. Compare for WEDDC'GS Value $150.00 , white gold matching Value $150.00 Cr In SOO apadty. Bailt.ln fa('Uittei sets, mountings, and men's You may cnarge your pur- rOT 'Sl':ninc Telrnl'l1.ea1 .... tIe. diomoncf rings especially chase, F'OJ' ae.enltJG1III. cln priced 'at. $150,00 Tt:. 2-3114. ~OiOJ '!\tnDlhIIo. er Tt~. 1.:1.bI7. -:Df)S9 Kine-nUl .. Compare for Compare for Value $i 50.00 Value $150.00 LENOX .JEWELRY CQJIPAXY 6466 I1IL 1IIrrY, .. 'ftr II.. DlliYlrJ of 1~933 EAST JEFFERSON, Corner Eastlawrlo IItrIft's lOST IlfInstil& Dill, Piper ., Orrlrr Orh41 . ~ • \ \ I • , .. oft • an • _I) •••.•t Ii•••• 2.3•• l..•• 2•••• __.£ a•• ii. i2.S.S_"lII!IIS.E- ..'__ '.1.' 1.'.a.s....£•• " •• , ,-.•••• ,.;_._$;_._2, ";ursG.y,)\u~ust '1 '19~_ .& R 0 SSE 'OJ NT ENE W S ,~.~ chartreuse fallle. CamelUas and Home From Havana Harbpr Beach Fraser ..Williams I\'y formed tbe brIdal bouquet, ae.utiful Th'ere'5 a New'T rend BrIdesmaids wore tiaras of daisies Calls 'Poi.nters Nupttals Held and carrIed matching bouquets, The bride's only .fewelr>' was an .JJaiJ' ::tJl'ejjing heirloom of gold. diamonds and There's another of those famous Grosse Pointe's M em 0 r I a I .t With Men Back .Home house parties a-foot at Harbor Church was the recent scene or pearls. Beach this comIng week-end. Mr. the marrIage of Juliana Williams and Mrs. John Hoyt Gardner and, to James Marvin Fra.ser, Juliana :\IORE POWER FOR VILLAGE WALTERS' You'll Be Seein~r Wearing-the New Skim That Corne Mr. lLIld Mno, Clarkson C. Wormer Is the dauiihte!' (If Kni. Ma.raaret A gam: at linemen of the De- . Midway Between Hie Knee and Ankle ;m: are dri'/ine up 10 be tile guests Hil;hburger williams of Wli.:>l:urn trolt Edison were engaged Tues • Mirth. Ann . -With Variations .. of Mr. and Mrs. WIIllam G. Ler- Avenue and' Ronald Kenneth da>' morning In strin!,ing Ol new Beauty Salon chen. 'Jr. at the summer home of Williams of the Parkhursl James' No. 2 cable along Kercheval In . With all tpe men at home again, the formal is coming Mrs. Lerchen's pe.rents. the Nor- parents are :'dr. and Mrs. James the Village to supplement the lUU .BAST WARB!!\' bito its own once more. For you women with an eye to man D. Andersons. Fraser of Webbervllle, Mlch. power line In that section for Bel"'""" Cou,,1U. &.nd Three MlIa Dr. the fashion front, here's what's brewing along that line. .Also guestlnc there Is Mrs. WiI- The )'oung couple were unIted Iadditional sm.all motor power TV. ~ There's a. new trend-shorter'~ , am N. Claglett, Jr .• Mrs. Ler- in an afternoon ceremony sat.. servIce. eben's sister. who is up from SI. urday followed by a receptIon at ------.... '---'--'- s~lrts-mJdway between knee and ered at the waIst. And there's the ankle-and wltb variations, for stnJgbt three-Quarter length coat Louls with her two children. the Detroit Boat Club. 'Their 'I l ' \ wedding trip. Is taking them IOme dlp to the noor In the back wltb Its double row of buttons' and I kid while tho:;e of fuller line are the box shouldered trimness - ever Summer School Is Over through the Upper Peninsula I 00 a lea lIf,II'lelenrth aU the way around. popular for It can be worn over And Young Set Celebrates ' afi.er which they will m'ake their: It'8 a. lot to cet used to. but You'U dre&sea as well wIth sull.s and borne In Wl1llamswn. Mich. I u Amohg the young set It's Host-\ I be seeln& them-In fact you mJcht atpllnte neater and skirt combi- ess Carolyn Taylor. She's been For matron of honor Julie I even be wearlnr one. natioos. entert.a.1n1ng her buddies at her, selected former V~e.r classmate. I U-M ciell,;na •.. fre'~, life- !"or you wbo sWI ellnl to the parents' cottage above Samla, Mrs. .wilham 1". Eddy, Jr" . ot i like •.. giving newness to full lellll th sltlrt. tnere's glamor Othel'softhls crew are raisIng Schenectady. N.Y. Janet UhI of 'I school togs ••• is Iln ellrly and neWXle&llIn the buffa.nt. Slim' __ aa a cheer. for 'summer' school Is Ev anston, DI.. and L)'da Jane H must. A new plllnt, en o'd lfIer lineA are bU$Ued wIth tapered K. 'B. over. To c.elebrate the event Bob Ighburger o~ Gret".nsburr, Pa., fitm. d Pox wlll be host at his home on were brldesmauls. . wwt and fullnesl5 of hem. Pockets ! l,I'e in for evenlng- CrJ~.:Je1I8tb. . . ". -'0 sl~mber party that night for a. !Or the tailored women there h06t of ):ler rlr! frIends (many of are*.~Ult5;.And what PoInte femme them arrivIng. straightway from d~'t love, a amartly talloredor the dances). The list Included: lO.ft..port .\dt,in:waOi. 'Ilr crisp Martie 51mol1l, carolyn Robinson c&~ardlne? n1ere', a new trend Carolyn Johilson, Peggy Terry~ here. too. Coat. are 100Iler- ... bit Carol Chadwick, Janet Hiles. Jan- below wrist ie1lctb -lltealgbtor et Ilalrymple, and JanIe Bundy. IIl»-wlth double POCkela on each In hOnor or her two house .I~,' Othens Me re&lly &bort. tap. lUesla, Helen.Rohn and Pat:.Am~ '.. unilsen from Chlcqo, 'ANN OUR',. WEDDING BoatO'BRJ1:NClub gaveon Tuesday.a luncbeonThereat wasthe r II ,plash party .lncluded. ' 'I. Wednesday, JOY STEINBACH :', In ACtion' '.' b~~~.t~~:;:at~~n:h:er~:~tou~~~ ~U~of~.~.' •...~~i{:~Ut. ~ ane~d- :~~~/~c~~~~~:~d ~:~ - Julie Blossom. and Cubby Rockle- rec~ption permanently mount- man and her IUllllt, Gln"er Pe.'e ell In exquisite leather 1x'und ~ - ~bum. .' from Bo.:ston. . , Blidal po~tran't~f distinction Park P.roteatNoi.e The Clvll Aeronautics Commis- Pholo(uphy by sion fUlos tbelimit of height :.~ wblch a plane Clll fly over a ,clty or vlllqe at not less than SOO feet. ~J,W Jh'JiJin:J Several of .the complainants I have 6LId that the noIsY planes i Grosse Point. I. JlMlllnc over the Park vlU..ce are NI:. 5U' MA. "" "l!Ylnl at a. much lower level tha.n that. f()f""mly of 13901 M..d' At'etflJe Now at 16547E. WARREN AVE• • Announced , me opening oE its air conditiooed studio widJ complez' ~ in Iteam bach~ and ,,~ti!icSwedish massage, .alJo reducing the Gyroletor way. Geotle bur eHecd, ... .,'. You'll find this suif No starvatioa diet 01' streDU0U5. exercise. ;', No disrobing. Sit back and let GytoletOl' do the work.. "mong II completa.selection ••• 8 Ja~ohson page from " Bun Contuting Face Lifting . Special Summer rates Now llvoilob!e in our • August' JUXIOR B.l\ZAAR Suit Salon. NI. 9410 t . ,. , ,, , • I'. , . , ... , e •.•.•.. e_. _.• _,_ ... __~.~ . ~ ~ ~ _ 't.._ .. >0' ,_ W' •• _ ' .~.:.'..:.' ... _' , , "",,,rsCI.Y, August I, 1m * * * Feature * * '* Pointers of Inte rest who, where and whatnot ..At"r .JJOU6. Bj' u'hooz;J mU6eum nOle6 1J4%'nte PERSONAL APPEARANCES B)' l'Utay T. UTHBONE MrI Jack Chapin III admired greatly for her naturalness 6IJm ..She looked particularly well In a boU1l'ant dancing Counter Poi'nts taffeta: black with a nanow red.... 8trlpe. several yeUI ago. a small bronze . . by Oeorge Kolbe.' the ~rt of. the by OLIVE H. URNlID e..w the pretty Katherine EBling In a becoming blue and white ti1Ic print. Her "up do" hair dreS5 added t" her natural dignity and Ollrden Club 01 MIchigan ,in memo C-g;tllul~','-s lire i" order Jor PeJer Pd, l"c. Qtf Jhe o~etJo ory of Esther Lonlyear Murphy. w. ... V~ r ~ade me as cool as ahe looked.. • • wu set up In the grounds at AI- i"K of Iheir lovely new shop 0" Kercbet,aJ, (flex' 10 Sillftlw'S), Marlon Palms looked particularly well In an all white aport ger House. Beeause Kolbe's draped Thej' hope 10 be able 10 we/eome )'oUlhere by A"gud 15, Inll j'ou dress' made an exceUent fall for that lovely Titan hair adorning her female figure. called Adagio. Is Imow how dil/iflill il i$ 10 b. defi"ite IIbo,,1 such m"tlert Ihes. top ;piece, She has a graciousness not oCten found in this age oC mad quiet and restrained. arid Is rich dap. so keep your eyes o!"'" "Nd )'ou'il be .rewarded. ~1l de-. l'UIhin& about, and It's always a. ple~ur~ w have her greet, you. In spiritual content without sentl- partme"ts will be enlarged. especiall)' the ,,,fanls, .nd If j'OU PILFEIUNGS mentality. It makes a unique mem- hlll'e,,'1 II "bundle from he.lI'en" j'ou'U wish Ih,,1 j'ou htUJ. The W11en George Bemard Shaw heard that Monty .Wooley would orial, remarkable for ila bea\lty FilII clolhes for boys IINd girls, from tl'ee olfes to Teen. "ge will llt'oba'.llY portray him In the movies. h~. asked 20l;!J Century Fox ~. and appropriateness. m"ke )'ou wish that JOUu'ere Iheir size. If/ishjullhink;,,g wo,,'1 arn,ngl! a special 8creening of WOOleyb picture, The Pled Piper. Kolbe (~rman. born 1877) gel j'0U anywhere buJ II trip 10 Peler PII"'S new, shop will. H,e sat through the flrst two reels. ordered the screening stopped and modeled the figure In 1923 when I '" '" announced: "Mr. Wooley Is not the type-he's much too pleasant ~rmany. dlslllusioned and be- and scholarly." wlllk!red, was ~truggllng &llalnst If you mlssecl the opening of the Village' Manor, be sure that • the flood of economic and social you are among those present Cram now on. This charming restaurant A number of generals attended a briefing where each. t"ld the evils that deluged the country In Is located between St. Clair and NeCC,next to the Ql\een Cleaners_ fte1rSpapennen just how they planned to hllit the Nut counter the wake or the World War I. Not They serve moderately priced meals'; luncheons from -45 i:en1s to . 6I!enslve. Patton spoke nrst, and said, "The~' "usually save the best for the last. but this morning I'm in a hurry. inCrequentlyln times of stress have $l-dlnners $1 t" $1.75. The restaurant Is open Cram 11 Il. m.-2:30 • • • artlsla sought refuge in them- p. m. and Cram 5.8:30 p. m. and on Sundays from 12-8:30 p, m. General Plltton sent word to llOlI1eU,S.O. I men, "Where's Mar- selves. by expressing an, ideal. Of Closed on Wednesdays. If the food weren't so good ,It would qe peaceable and sensitive nature, . .' lene Dietrich? I hear she's terrific, and my men deserve amothing this was Kolbe's retreat'In a world worth a visit alone to see the delightful decOl atlons. I was iolng that's terrific" ... when he \\'as training his First Armored Corps I w he augllested: "n I only could lie! Rommel to agree we could end that sllemed to be collaplilng about tell you about them, but' on Jef:ond thought think that yOU should this. war \\'Ithout bloodshed. 1C Rommel would agree to gct into him. Thus he stands in sharp con- see them for yourselves. Mr. and Mrs. Leyman Ilre happy to take tile beat .Nazl tank. and fight me In the best American tank. Ihe tra.st to certain of his artist can- you through thekltche.., of the VlJIllge Manor.' should you be 10.- ifue1 would settle It, because the side which has the best tanks temporaries 1\'ho. -deeply outraged terested. That's the ~st recommendatlon I can .give youl IRld tank men wins anyhow." • • towards a society that had perpe- . • '" ",' PLEASANT RUMORS trated the Ore at War. expressed "SERVICES BY VAL" Is no (uneral ~Ir,e but happy ocea- theIr bitterness wIth a truculent .' . . .. . A charming Idea' ls expressed In the cO\)1bln!ng of the living .,_" d In' it I t slon,fortho~ laklnr advanla,e or the oPiltlrtunlty. and one or the satire . Unm."",.e s 0. ense tit t. r tit I • . . room and dining room In the home of the Harold Beatty's. The room lildeoilsness. Kolbe. on the other mos . n eres 1O( ea ures s hlrf t dlle5n t cost you a penny! T.hl 18 L shaped and one enters tbe long part of the L whIch Is used for hand. looked in upon himself for services consist oC arranging for transportatfon. ticket and hotel the "eating department .. when necessary. The table Is placed next inspIration. Externalized In thc reservations •. shoppl~ serYlce and ~1l selection .. A start of WOrkers to. the wall and the chairs are not set around Ihe table but against meaSured. grace. of the Adagio. In are at your disposal to plan your y,,"catlon, or any celebration In. two walls so'that one does not realize that the lovely Heppelwhite the loveliness of Its quiet pose and eludlnK food. flowel'!l, photo/lTaphy or publleliy If 50 desired. There table anli chairs are dining furniture. A door leads w a, ~creened gesture, the sculptor expreSlles his are men and women qualified clothlnK .coNultanls, and a messelll'er porch and on either side are cupboards concealed by wooden doors. Ideal of harmony, tranquility and and "reminder" service. "SERVICES BY VAL" may be found at 1:100 paInted a putty color and paneled with book binding paper .. Across spiritual beauty. United Artists Bldll'. Randolph 4860.' You may nol han found the the room from the dining table is a Sheraton butfet upon ~'hICh ~re . . . ,'., 'In order to keep the Imaginary pot of gold at the foot of the rainbow but this service 1\'11Ido as antIQue g1randoles and apothecary Jars of white porcelam which Forman S. Johnston, Jr. or Bishop ROad '. ~.Pi~ture by Fred Runnells ideal of the AdagIo remote enough a sulllltitule. ' mue an excellent frame .tor the beautiful old tray painted by t.he hmous Kay Weathers of Kentucky. By Olil" H. Larned I.'. . ., ,f':Om reaUty'to ellPTeM a thought .' • . ",. • The outside walls of the room are painted a chalk. white: the When Forman Johnson Jr was in the Fifth grade of be secured. I would appreo.ate rather ,.than a fact. Kolbe has ft.lr. lIfo;r of Ih.e F"'RII.fS'.M''.RK"'" S~"'Sth.- "'I's ,'mpo,.",'bl. ,. . . !mowing. :lC It, and one. GrOMe avoided t~e realistic. amthas con, Ll , Ll &1 WJ - • v inside walls a soft nge. green. The '\\Iindows ar~ curtamed With a sc~ool he learned that. all states have seals and he deter- Pointe boy would be rewarded for sclously calt. his C1IUre In an lob- 10.lell fromotfe. J"y Idlhe "exf wh.t Ihe silUIII;QfIwill he COff' heaVY white glazed chintz. which has been qUilted. The tIO!Jr is covered with a textured rug combining grl!eIlll. greys, browns With a mmed to start a collechon.the houra of labor put Into mak- stract mold. Though the figure Is c~";"g'food IIfHiprices •. He' MlJei Ihtl/ ,h, tlGroc~s' Spotlight/' a dash of.~ here and' there. .' • , He wrote to the Governors and Secretaries of State.ask- Ing this collection for which he patently one of a young girl close- .. PilP.~.of Jhe/oad i"a"SlrYi'ublished ;" OrIe of Ihe suburbs of Original. Audubon prtnta framed In old wo~ds' or painted IIUt ing for. their state's seal and any additional information ct!rtainly d~es •a hand. Iy wrapt In heavy drapery, !O 0"0sSePo;lfle, Ih"t ;s, DetrOit, J"menls Ihlll Ihe public hIlS'loJl. !rames appear on: the walls; these are of fruit, birds or animals and about thp.state they would provide. Due to the war he had NW WeeJl.-MI8I GI~ Rolteria Itroog Is the abfltract element that s'K,hl of Ihe)"i:t ,Ihllt !he,subsid)'remov,u hIlS" grelll dellllotio echo, the greens and browns used throughout the room. diffil)ulty in procuring much information, but he persevered -'------we cannot asaocla~ 'the' figure w,th /herllls",g oj prICes... It forsees the-itu/ustry facing the ",osJ Hung on the wall Is a Heppelwhlte comer cabinet f1Ued wi!'h and as a result has the seals of all the states either in their T' ry_ Breakfast with anything 'but a thought ex. critical fau~weeles i" ;ts history, There's "go04 /Uws l04ay" i" early china; cuPS. vases and bowls from'l"ranceand England. Mrs. original,iorm Or a picture of same. Some of' the states were perlence. ,She II the personl1lca- tblll'lhe wuJes ....elldbJ.. cle.",,,,Jul i" fI,,"1 ;s .1J,'r/"~I/_l'w;p~"' oMI Beatty loves old brass and has brOUght. It Into her home In many . h k d . th f f h I tlon of a mood. the mood of 10.- I" "W .~.." forms including a Persian piece, presumably. ~. ~tel nut box; a very cautIous a~ t ey mar e across e ace 0 t e sea, W. r'th Mea' t.s trospeetlve contemplatl n 1Iffd.lhe ,meat sv.ppIJ'.IS ,,, Ihe httffds. of Ihe leg;Ji"",:e PIICIe~S, 8yrtan balket, which she uses as a flower con talper, an Iron which "copy" or "dupllcate." . 0 • FARMS MARKET will cQfJtinue 10 aD th,dr best 10 IIeep prices in olden times held hot coals. Is now used as a doorstop; and a . The Information he received ter and around the sIde were pic- It Is fitting In this connedion dow". '" '" • lIJlall bowl of Frt!nch origin. Brass also appears In the hardware of varied greatly; the size of the tured the .State flag. the Caplwl to mention another ~olbe In the H' b t' If It d' It the furniture and on the mantel are large brass candlesticks on stllte having no bearln" on' .the If you're thlnkln" of serving a poSllesalon oC the Iristltute. the ow s your asemen. 's amp. need be no longer. The .. building, the seal, the flower; II. .. f OROSSE PO""'- HARDW~"'" h th t d Cui • either aIde of all. Ell TeITY clock. having the original wooden works. matter, Rhode Island sent much vegetable dinner. have a meat dish lie-size As8unta oC 19:11. Like the ...... "'. J'UW:J. as e mas won er uc. At one side are bralllScannlsters and an unu.,ual card tray. A large 'd Texas. Most of golden poppy, the state bird; the . 'II ... Adagio ,this fl"ure comea trom the called "Puritan Drler.Ollter." Now 'yoU know .th.at.' anyt.hln" ..with a bri.ss kettle serves II.lI a woOd box at one side of the fireplace. .. more than d, Valley quaU and the state treel for breakfast. That way. you ""," Ilk th t h . .... the states which sent the original redwood. All this was inscrlbed to gIving the famlh' good proteins; years Immediately auceeeding the name e. II. as to be good I It's & chemical. crystal In .. cone Recessed book shelves at the end of the "living" part of the room are lined with calIco .red book binding paper. 'I1le window seals had them cut out of gold pa- Forman Johnston, Jr. but they which they need.' What.s more. war and bears the same abstract. shape which Is placed In a brace ....lilch C111lover a large 'can. The between II curtained with a alazed chintz of the same color. having per and mounte\l on white cards left out heaven.' they're likely to be more In the ideall~n" tralta which lend it a cone absorbs the moIsture from. the .alrind the water drlPll Into ~&mall whit!!. ftgure as a Jlllttem. Before Ule window 11 a beautiful with the Governor's slgnllture. moodfor'a hearty meal than they similar sublimity. And as the the can ~o there I~ no mesa ofa:ny ao.. i}. A. baae.. " ment. s.lze for $:I Queen Anne walnut table. Some seals and thc state's flaK Oregon. sent the cln08t perfect are In the middle at ~he day. ,Adagio' takeaa fitting place as a and a giant ~Ize for $3.45. You. haveonl!r yourSelf to blame from _A IIIant top desk of waxeQ ~nutadds an Interesting note. A were printed on a postal card. seal mounted on a paper with a Meats which are especIally sult~ memorial to an indlvldtflr.I, the As. now on H your basement Isn.t dry . .r {ID!leratind that we aren't dolnl ~eouch and. several chairs are covered WIth an English. type chintz Arizona sent a colored map of printed description of same and able for breakfast are also more sunta In Its more Impersonal .and d t I th bavtl1/l a white background. Partrldle, ferna and berries done in the state humorously illustrated the genulneslgnatllre of the Gov- monumental character seems a our u y n e cannln!: tine. The. OR0S8Z POINTJ: HARDWARE the rreen of the walls and the fade4 JedI aad Drowns. ~ used 10. .the with cartoons and animal draw- ernor. I regret to have.to re- plentiful than 110m! others, Why memorial to the spirit oC a peoPle lias all the necessary equfpmentlO u1J1 II not a call to anri!; . t th t MI hi t ly not renew the good old cU8tom tried b I dl t but a call to "can:' room form an Interesting pettem. . / ings. on the back of which Is por Il c gill! sen on a oCbacon and ellS to start the day y crue saa er, ' In front of one of the !lOfas I. a ~ .• \1&\1101toffee table. Thill printed the history of the state. COpy of our seal and fittingly rlgM Kol,be has given the Adagio a .• • ,.; was delIIltDed and built 'eepeclally fOt" lba. Bn.tty.' The table Is of Ohio' ol!ered a metal plaque, .enough a road map, which Is.nne. green. gold patina which harmon- HAVDON HOUSE has _thlnl. that wIll 11ft tbe'shade II mahocanY.'and has a glaiS top,. beneath which may be ~n lovely 19 Inches Indiamcter. oC the If one possesses theprociuct. Pineapllie CbltrOIl Pie izes with the warm tones oC the ,loom. Lamps. all IO~ af lamps; Portq_ pottery. POfeelain, butter:ftfes, flowers "ndleaVl!~. 'nIeee are cut out from old prints and state seal, printed 11 naturlll for .which this state Is fllmous. 1 tablespoon gelatin stone pedestal. and ashlar back- lIamboo. natural mahogany and alJlerw~e.n:. bues with Itunnmg mounted on II. b&ckgroun'd of gn,/lII cloth. This room has a feeling of In the wOOCil. espreMed' In the prints,. and the C(Jlon used. ~he brass colors-for $1.50. Forman keeps his seals and all ¥4 teaspoon eold water ground made of Mankaw Lime- shade... , Aluminum cbalrs win take :rou IIfr )'Olir feet In a pleloltng Ill!IoIl1InB as bits of IUnllght seen throua:h the trees, '!'he perfect Utah Wll.ll celebrating some sort data In a file alphabetically ar- 1f. te!lspoon salt &tone which Is Inscribed with Mrs. manner.. Thetle are rust proof and .Jtltft~rroslye---haYe Iprilll' tuteand' eharm of the lady who I1vesln it, can be seen throughaut of jubilee when Forman's letter ranged .• He entered the annual I1f. q.p!! canned crushed pine- Murphy'l name and a quotation eushlons, but theY'n! eomfllrlable an the yrar. and are ftmouble. III decoration. reached them so they sent him a Hobby Show of the OrOllSe Pointe apple from Br.lant. ::t'he pedestal was made or llme or perslmmlln .. n elGth. The,. an! Ider.l for the yani, free ticket to the Fair butfor.- Country Day SchOOl and Detroit Soak gelatin In cold 'water desllIled by Ero Saarinen of terrace, porch or "rumpus room." 8)Hlulnr or the ~atler. muea ma got to enclose the ,railroad ticket. University SChool with an exhlbl- about 5 ml'nutes. B~at_ .g-l_ g y'o-I"..... Cranbrook. thl nk 0 r th e. Iuclle ...... D. ITKI •• I lIIoW. Very smlol"t .looklnr and aetllll'; New Hampshire must have been t1o;m9f his seals, the first y~rhe slightly and add 1f. cup .sugar, Very great credit 18 due to Mrs. Il held an lee hekel, • ~I r\U8es and' _all ,las!Ie!I wilh a S1laca contacted in December as their won third prize, the second year pineapple, lemon. juice and ult. Dexter M.1"erry. Jr., whO was In r re8P.O WRS a ChrlstmRS card his exhibition had Increased and Cook on low heafuntll'of custard charle oC in&talllnr t,he sculpture' or t1l'0 boUles: Ihese you lmult praYlde. Barbecue IlTI.lls. all slaes " Dse with a drawing of the Capitol he took a second prize. and .the consistency; addsofllined gelatin, n.the arbor of the Alger House and shapes are mati,. red lIeed , dn to "Al'DON ROUSE'S tho\lgbi and a COpy of the Governor's third year It was el'en more in. stirr.lng .thoroughly,:and coot larden. Ml'lJ. P'erry hll surrourid. fDr tile eomlna _II. Better tMe adYantace af It. photograph and his sIgnature, terestlng and he. was awarded.. When mixture begins. to' thick- ed. the memorial with a rich • • '" . ~ "Greetings-Robert O. Blood." first prize. ". en fold in atimy beaten elflf plantlnr of varioua' eV'l!lTreet1S Have you ever tried "Sleep Shorts?". No, rm not talklna about CalifornIa lived UP to her na" .For the last three yean l"orman whites to which hu. been added am1 ground eover which not only tUlng a nap, A "Sleep Short .. Is a man's rarment for bed wear, ture in sending a "colossal" scroll, has, been trying to procure the the other 1f. cup sugar. FiJi baked comp}emenlll the tranquil dlil1lti when a top Is not desired. It Is longer than an ordinary short, with the Governor's picture. flag great seal of the United States, pie shell and chill. Just before of. the lCulptllre but adds further ~endlng alm~t to the knee. PROPER'S have them In broadcloth. and 'hls signature. The state con- but with no success. If the read" serving. spread ov:;r pie a thin slgnlfance to the memorial be- madras and rayon $1.35 up. There Is noth\ng compulsory about a 00 , ,...... llSure s an stltutJon WIlS printed In' the cen- er knows of anyWay this could layer of whipped cream. cause ofMra. MurphY'1 loni de. "Sleep Short:. you can sleep long In a "Sleep Short" Jr YOU know Author , , ,Robert Louis Stevenson • votlon to horticulture, what I mcan. Confusing. Isn.t'lt? Well, this mllY be clearer. gen- Character in a book " "Captain Hornblower" uine ostrich leather belta, have lifted theIr heads Cram the sand and Malaa coni. Chowder Play , : " , "What Price Glor8" are at PROPER'S but wlll come to YOUCor ~5. New Fall ties are also Actor , , Walter Huston ~ cup diced fat silt pork to be seen. admired and to enhance your own 1l00d looks. Actress , , , Anastasia Reilly 1 onion, sliced ,2 cUPll diced potatoes '" '" .Movie , , It Happened One Night" An6we';6. . and :Jorum Did )'ou know that .KOPP'S have all, unusual line of chlldnn's 1¥.t cups boiling water Movie Actress Ann Sheridan 1 cup canned corn books! You will flndall types Crom "A Child'. Book of ~yers" .M0d'1e pActor ,: LioneI BdarryAlmlo~e ,. 1 cup milk. and Bible stories to nuraen' rhymeS. O~ of the most Inlf!restlnll' aR 10 rogram F re en s B'I .m"4. AL~on" .1 cup eream new Ideu II found In the "Bl1l1d Up BalIks:' sueh al "Let's Build a Radio Entertainer (F) , Harriet Nelson Salt and pepper Fapn" and "Let's Build a Store.~ The)' are run and at the .. me • Radio Entertainer (M) Senator Claghorn 3 common crack en, split IIme.lnstrucllye as Is "Tommy on the Train." whIch has movable flaunt: If we we,'!! to suggest any- verY amall dabs for It's easier to Radio Commentator Fulton Lewis, .Jr. Dear Editor: Cc.ok salt pork over low beat' paris. After your chilli ha-. read and played with this you can safely thing on the artIstic line most oC add than to waste-besides It'll be until lightly browned .. Add onion Columnist A. Pryor I am writing to tell' you how let him or her travel alone hr lraln anYWhere! "Hello. I'm Ade- you would suddenly explode with, lelIS expensive. And another thing, and cook until golden brown. Add Poet :, , , Robert Browning much I enjoy the articles by Barb line" has a cut out little ~rl. with a complete wardrobe. separate "I can.tl .. Remember the .wIse. old you'll need turpentine to clean potatoes and wate!'; cook until Artist , Howard Chandler Christy Beranek and Mary Landes appear- potatoes are tender. Add. corn. from the story. A collection of. book. for bon and ~rls to be painted M usic .., F d.: D bBoog.ie ':S""hO?gi~Ijng on ~'our Feature page. Besides saying, "never S~,Y.no?" This ap- your bru~h and help thin your milk, cream and reheat. .Season. or crayoned will settle what tn do with th" small fry for houT'!Iand ongS ,...... or a ney s me giving excellcnt pointers they are plies w yOU too 1 How "bout work- palnla If necessary .. Very little of Place a cracker in each dish and houl'!l and NU can relax with one of the adult booItI .KOPP'S has Game Backgammon written In a clever. fresh style log with on paInts; puttlngthat this Is needed also. I bet If you pour chowder over crackers. for you. Sport , Horse Racing which appeals to the younger sct. personal touch '00. some of your Serves of. belongings. Here's how to start: look In Dad's workshop you'll find Animal (excluding female) Horses, Horses. Horses. I would likc to make a sugges- 00 to your nearest art or depart- some there. (Better ask first •. yoU Magazine "The Daily Racing Form" tion however as to the title of the ment store and ask for small know tho.e Catherlll) Cartoon , Peter Arno article. I thInk perhaps a snap- Grumbacher's Oil Paints; rl'd, yel- l"robably by now you "to be" CIIMIJ N~ Quotation "Never look a gift horse in the mouth" pier one might catCh the eye of low. blue and white. They won't. artIsts are wondering what In SerifJusly. • . 'I Person (excluding family) My secretary n'ore readers. Barb and Mary Editor's note-The secretary is masculine. hlwe hit upon just the thIng that run you more than seventy cell,lS: tarnatlons to experiment your tal- alt f I. d.'." .! ' : i:'-",:;'~;~;:••• ae. cn • a rim Tn • .« • He r • $ S • • 7 , S $ S" •• t' • • • ':.".:<"':':.: .• ". G RO S S 1: POI N TEl NEW S T1fursaay, 'August 8, "'46 , A&/HELPS YOU TO SERVE .. : " , I 'ON,YOUR TABLE ~,. .~. ...:: .~" . ~'":!T , . , , .', " '. , ':l\, T~y, your A&P- remains the b~test spot in town for a wide sel~ctioriof Grade If A" ,.. ,! and nAA" mea~. We've qod1es' of space and a corps of bu~chers :and clerks devoted to ~ ,i.;.: ancJ.fish. Today ••• you will 'see A&P customers triumphantly ci.rryinghome thick, juicy' ; ." steaks ••• or tender, succulent roasts of .beef. You will find" a 'wide' varietY of allc~ts , ';~';. ~r' avaUable every day. Depend on your A&P ~ bring you ~olhing'~t the beSt ., • Grade 'J. tfA" and toAA;' beef, limb or pork ••• or tender, Wit'] .poultry ~• , or' fish and seafood ~;: , .. ready for yoUr broiler or pan, So please come and see us. ~!I. '3~- " :=. .... , ~~.. .., ::\ ~.. . , .jr- 'They're 'p~e~pacii4~ediot:y~ur con.' '",I'": 'They're not~5leep in (b~ deep! Luscious fried and broiled c~icken. venience!. Yes•.• chciiee'cuts Ring around tne rosie, pocket fUll of , •• no, not posies, but succulent' cold cuts ringing your ALl. rals ..... AND SAVINGS.roo, r..vorite salad. These variety meats are super. Yes, indeed! It's an old A&P custom to offer fine delicious for sandwiches, too! foods at plain prices. See for yourself, Come in today! BOLOGNA. :. , No Moff.t bow 'JOV slice PIau.E A PIMEl\'"T. LOA.." , , • "'id/. ill the middl." ••• _ pim.no, too it, if, rle/ir:iOft",. 46e ______Ill. 4Be • SALA."II. ~. Nice_ spIcy._' _lb. $h BUTCH LOAF. , . A NO' "rinch I,M" FRANKFURTERS •• , A t,.., to .", ______111. $tk! .'. , flrflY". f."d.rl ,Ill. "Be TBURIN'GER • • , Some people coll tbis "Ciflci"nati 80;ogltf1," hilt '101/'11 CillJ it 1",,11 ,IlI.45e 171~OKercheval Ave., Gr«t.ssePointe~ Mieh• .. 1 ._ -...... -~~N~.~..~~~_ ~..__4. __ • _' - •••• ' _. = d « ...... • • 'ft • • to '. C' .'.'*gC'2' •• se .. b • ~-~-"-, .. ~.- ..... -...... - .. -. _. -.. "- -.... , ~,~ ... .----.,. -.-. '~.~.-----..:.....- .. --~ -. -.. ...- .. ~ -~~~-. • Th~rsday, August 8, 1946 s GROSSE POINTE NEWS ;~ Small Boat Skippers. Off on Tour SporU Kocsis. Kocsis packed his bags bean" beeause of decision 10 jump Organizers,View a Champion THIS WEEK and said he was driving home In from the National League to thll~. Pointe Skippers to Compete protest at their faUure "to main- Mexican League last spring. Is en- p .•' in tain the rules of gol(." • • • ..... route home. Apparently Owen is. ! JOCKEY H A R R Y KEENE homesick and wants to be reln- < In National Sailing Events SPORTS scored tour winners for the sec- stated In the major leagues .. By ond straight day at Rockingham Branch Rickey, Brooklyn Dodger-- FRED RUNNELLS Park, raising his total to 49 In the president, said that he had heard Three Star Boat Sailors Will 8e First to Hit the Road That first 29 days of the nieet. . . • of Owen's declsion to quit t)le' Will lead All Over the East clnd . THURS. AUG. I-AT THE BOBBY RIGGS has signed as Mexican League and ~hat "if the, bo~' asks me to do anything a~ . Midwest 0 EARLiEST DAY on record the the tennis protessional at.Oros- University 01 Michigan an _ singer Country 'Club in Ferndale all, I wUl be happy to 'do it., By FRED RUNNELLS nounced today the sellout of all N. Y. .. • • Rickey wants him on his learn again... ' For the next two or three weeks small boat skippers 85.000 seats for the Mlchlgan- MICHIGAN'S REPRESENTA- Arm~' football game Oct. 12 at TIVE In the national amateur TED WILLIAMS was benched from'Grosse Pointe will be dragging boat trailers aU over Ann Arbor. Athletic Director Fritz baseball championships will be de today because at an attack of In-., the East and midwest in qJ.lest of sailing honors. Crisler said there would be no termined In the regional tournl1: fluenza. ProbablY the rest of the The first £roup to hit tbe~ . more applications accepted and ment which starts in Battle Creek. league would be happy If Ted, road will be three Star boat trip if he can get a car to trailer that there Is a likelihood that Aug. 30. The national series will would retire for the remainder of the season and give them Ii chancll. sklP;>erS whim' tbey travel to his trim blue racer. several thousand dollars In rl!- also be held in Battle Creek. Sept. to make a closer race of the, Gull Lake for the lIrst postwar This series. will see boats from tunds will b(o made for this par. 21 to 29. American League race •.. Michigan state star' Champlon- all over United States and Can- tlcular game to unlucky ap_ MORE THAN 1,000 golfers have iSlilps. Enio Nurme wJth Fin. ada and possibly a few from pllcants. . been entered In the thirteenth WED. AUG. 7-PITCHER TED DiCk MUler with Fleet Star ill other countries. answer lhe start- N. W. CHURCH. of San Jose. annual New York World-Tele- SHIRLEY was fined an undls-- closed sum by Browns manager and thI.I: wrlter's Lt'l Slinker Ing gun in the first of the live Calle. paid the fourth highest gram hOle-In-one tournament wlll leave Detroit. next FrIday tor race series. The course will be . price in history tor yearling Mah- that starts next Monday ••• Luke Sewell for "di5gracetul" wlld pitch which landed in the bleach- the three race serles In which laid out on Long Island Sound. • moud. 555,000. at the 1945 Keene- SUN. AUG. 4-JOE MEDWICK the topnotch star skippers and This wlll present a problem 10 land auction. The reclplant was ., ers after he was lifted for a re-- boats will compete. The outlook fresh water sailors because of the Dr. Eslle Asbury's' Fcres~ Retreat of Brooklyn. became the eighth lie! hurler In the game between Is brlght for Grosse Pointe to tide and currents not encounter- Farm. The sale tOJ>ped the tour active major 1~lIguer to hit 200 the Browns and Athietics , •. be able to view the 1947 champl- ed In tresh waters. day auction which saw the hlgh- home runs In career when. he CATCHER FRANKIE PYTLAK' olllihips as In Nurme and Miller It anyone of these three skip- est bidding In history, for year- belted a circult clout In 'Ihe sixth was given his unconditional re- the Pointe has thc bes~ In this pers can bring hume the cl1ampl- lings. The record ts. $75,0011 paid Inning of. the Brookiyn-Clncinnatl lease by thp Boston Red Sox. area which can be proved from ol1!hip, It will be a great sal1lng for NEW BROOM In 1928.. . game at Ebbets Field. Among the PyLJak Is free to peddle his talents the racing records of the 1946 year in Grosse Pointe next season FRI. AUO. z-FROM THE group Is Hank Greenberg with to any olher ball club in' either pOint score series sheets. as GrOsse Pointe has one of the LAND of the midnight sun comes 285, Ted W!lllams ha.' 155 In 'rive l~ague now ••• The series Is open to all regls- largest .Lawley Fleets in the na- a new threat to Joe Louis' heavy- seasons and. is a cinch to join the weight championship. He Is No- grOUp within the next' couple of tered Star Ixlats In the state and tion a!1d has c.~eated great lhte~: seasons. from latut reports II record .neet est WIth its hell for leather seerno, a full-blooded Eskimo and wUl hit the starting line on 5at- sal1lng so far this year. presen~ Alaskan champion. whose ,JIMMY McLANE. of Akron urday morning. In ChampionshipS American name is Percy Blatch- Ohio, was the only triple Winne; No MODe,. Involved Not to be ou~one the Snipe ford. He stands :I feet. 10 inches, ID the National .AAU swimming 'Being s t r lc t I y Corinthian fleet based at Crescen~. Sail Yacht and weighs 195 pounds sans Curs, ~ee~ at San DIego, California. yachtsmen no money wlll be In- Club will be represented In the boots and parka. When asked It Jllnmy won the aOll-meter, 400. volved ar.1 the only prize will bel national S~lpe Championships he would like a bout with Louis meter and the 1,5110 meter free the Stale Champiol1!hlp trophy .and the .JUDlor Champ!onshlps to he lepUed. "r like try. maybe I style ra,ces . . . . which Is vied tor each year. be !\eld U1 New York later In the hit him." • • . SCHOOLBOY ROWE. the maln- month. ED DAUGHERTY reSigned as stay. of the Phlladelphla Phillies Because of the dU'flculty of Vlc Schnieder topped the Snl~ assistant football coach 'at Notre pitching stati, was sbell-ed for motor travel the even~. was can- ers In competition this season Dame . • • abou~ a week wheD he pulled a celed In 194.2 and the Oull Lake and wUl trailer his little sixtet!n- , PAUL BROWN. former. Ohio groin muscle trying to field a Fleet has held. the trophy. foot' sloop down and tly the Pat Day (left) and Mary Grace Ragan, organizers of the Findley Stables Horse State grid mentor. who received. ground ball ln a game against the . On Saturday. August 10. ,Jim Crescent burgee in the National $12,000 a year from the C1eveiao.d St. Louis Cardinals. Rowe has won Show, Sunday, Aug. 25, looking admiringly at Pat's horse, Fashion, which will be Crowe and Dave Sutter, with Championships. '. Browns while he was In the Navy, 11 and lost four so tar this seasoD. ,their crews ",ill' begin the long Sandy Free, a bfg good natured entered in the show. Fashion won two blue ribbons in the show at Romeo a couple now is in the $25.000 bracket hav~ MON. AUG. 5--IT WAS TWEN- ,trek to Larchmont. New York, Cor. 1 kid' who looks like he should be of weeks ago. Pat has her fingers crossed and is hoping her horse can come through Ing started work coaching the TY YEARS AGO today that Ger- ,the Internatlog~~ Lawley 110 a football player or a' welght- again. Pat and Mary are the chief planners for the. coming show and are working pro football team at its training trude Ederle, then a girl. of 19 World's Championship, There is lifter Instead of a skipper of ,ODe like troupers to make the' show a success, so they may be able to make it an camp at Bowling Green, Ohio... won fame as the first woman t~ a posSibility that ~b Jenks •. un- of these uttle skU'fs, wlll rep~ annual affair. Photo by Fred Runnells. PLUM HOLLOW OOLF CLUB swim the English Channei; August ,~defeated skipper In DRYA Regal- resent Grosse Pointe In the Is bidding for the 1947 PGA 5. 1925. She now lives In Flushing • ;tas .tlUs year. wUl also make '.the Junior Champlol1!hlPS which wlli championshIp it was learned. to- Long Island and is an airline In- also be held In New York. In day. The decision for the site of strument technician ••• the event Schneider Is unable to Shoe Pitchers make the trip Sandy and his crew next year's tournament wlll be I EIGHT TEAMS, seven from decided at the conclusion ot this Pennsylvania and ODe from New Bruce Davenporf. the son of the In Spotlight year's tournament •which starts York. now hold franchises in the DRYA commodore, will till the The Junior Boys Horseshoe tour- Aug. 19 In Portland. Ore. It marks Eastern Professional Basket Ball spo~ in the national champion- nament started last Monday with I shl p series. , the singles events taking the spot. the second Detroit club that has League .•. The biggest Star boat regatta light. All entries in the singles bid for a national meet tor 1947. FOUR WINDS, owned by In the mid-west, the Great LakeS . were scheduled to compete against Oakland Hills has bid tor the Na- Charles T. Fisher, of Detroit. won tlonal Open. Oakland HUb has the $4,1l1l0 Emolument Purse at Champlomhlps. will be held in each other before the champion held the National Open on two Washington Park track. It was the Chicago •. August 19 throw::h 24, could be decided and because of the large entry a champion hasn.t previous occasions. the first, be- ~~~~~r. O~d.filly's third straight .ThiStle GoinK been determlned at this writing. Ing in 1924 and again in 193'1. TUES. AUO. II - MICK;EY Alex (Can Me Pop) Allardyce Following the r,oncluslon the ot SAT. AUG. 3-MICHlGAN PGA OWEN. nicknamed "j u m IIi II. I' Is taking his boat the Thistle and singles tournament a doubles tour- OFFICIALS kep Sam Byrd, Plum this writer's L1'1 Stinker is also nament will give the all_so-rans going. From. thc latesL rcports °a 'chance to redeem ~hemselves. Hollow pro and 1944 open title- this. year's Great Lakes Champi- . Softball Learue holder, in the Mlchiean Open onships will rival the World's This week 110'111see the conclu- tournament by their decision not Championship rega~ta that Chi'- sion of the regular sehedule of cago. sponsored two years ago. to dlsqualHy -him for his viola- the 5eighborhood Club softball tion of the 1.. club rule limit but The literature received trom leagu~. All teams that .finish the t~e secretary of tbe Jackson Park they deprived tbe tournament ot regular season with 1'•• 500 average detending c ham p I a II. Chuck tleet indlca.tes that all compe~- or better. villi. be eligible to com- pete In the playoffs, in!! skippers arid their crews will Brigg3. and Playground ' The playoffs will begin next have the time of their lives. League Game 11 Aug. 15 I week and wUL be a ,two~game Your reporter competed in laS~ '. knock out series.' .. ,lIIAsu. DRIVE year's Great Lakes Champion., Thursday. August .15. will see Raing two leagues a~the' Neigh- ships and te,ke my word for It, the renewal of the Briggs Beauty borhood Club the winners of each Good Food You'U Re~mb" Ware and Grosse Polnle Play- series playoff will compete tor the it is. something all Star boaters ground League All Star Soft Ball club softball championship. 1564 Bro~way SAFELY look torward to each Yl\ar. The . W L Check tires, bl'Clkes alld whl'fJ1 competition is keen and Ihe .game. The Rame will he played at Woods 4 I at Grand Cireus Park .Ii, ..... t. It's "FREE". Ask for arter-the-race entertainment is the Deter School •. Kercheval and City •••••.•••••••••••• 4 1 2 Resta.raM a.d our cotlrtesy card. tops. According to Elno Nurme. Nottingham. at 6:15 p.m. Farms .. ~- 2 3 Cle ..'Nf S.t.rda.)"fI Dari.,c ".1,. a ...d AaXVll51 two_t1me representaUve in the The Briggs team, as always. is Shores •..•.....••••.••. 2 Sea Food Hoa.e JVtll'I t<.OtlI!;KT t"UW!!:W:>zeaQmg authority on feminine charm one of the outstanding teams In. Parks .••• _.•••••. , •.... 0 51 Beers - Wines - Liquon and DICK SAT.I'ERFIELD head of the Powers School In Detrol~ World's Championships, the Great the National Professional Sort aESULTS take time ou~ trom a busy day for a cocktail at Lakes provides competition that Ball League. Wednesday, July 31 C1_ T_07_. BOYER & SONS Ope. AU Oilier Day. 'TII t a. _. rivals the International event. The Grosse Pointe team will be Farms 7. Shores 5. S.. da)"•• ad Holiday. Ope. Fr •• This tough competition Is due selected trom the 14 teams play- City 18••Parks O. 1:" 10.•• MOTOR CITY TIRE SERVICE to ~he fac~ that only three boats Ing in the unlimited age division Woods Bye. CLifford MM CAdillac %238 trom each fieet are eligible lo ot the Grosse Pointe Playground Friday. AUl"llSt % 3455 E. JEFFERSON MELROSE 3455 WO~~.!~'d~~'! compele and before the series the League and will be managed by City 7. Woods 2. Listed ill DWIUD Hines' 4~ WOIU.D'S LAKGEST DRIVE ••IN SEltVJCE tleets must stage an elimina~lon Melvin Crandal1. Shores 11. Parks 5. "A4ventares hi Good HaUBc" series to determine the three best Farms Bye. boats and skippers. The reason Grosse Pointe will only have two representatives at this important series is because of business lilllfcuities of Dick Miller and Nurme. Both have thcir own businesses and feel that East Sid.'. Co droll .. they cannot leave at this time for ple&sure. New W.. der Air DIVER INJURES SPINE Sh.w liar ~wditi'.».i.CJ Farms police tOok Russell , Johnson. 432 Ma<1ison. to Cot-: tage Hospital J\liy 29 after he \' had iniu.red his splne while diving Into 100 shallow water in a prl- \'ale pool. BOB OLSON. Grosse Pointe's SHOW BAR be_~t amateur go: fer. quamied In CONNER Tiru WaitilC For A Ne. Car? the Detroit Times Junior Golf aM tournament with !l. tln;t round of GET A NEW CIVILIAN December . COCKTAlL LOUNGE -.Jeep!! TME BAR Wit,.Conti"., ••• Emrl.I"",."t FMfarll., ~IMMEDIATE ..~. . , BILL TRACY-POpUlar Singlng Star Stage and Radio . / ot DELIVERY M4I His 5ERENADERS BILL O'CONNELL-Piano Stylist Use It as • Pl~asure runabout, pick-up truck. ,ae.Uy Dr.nceablc Music PINKY WILLIAMS-SensaUonal Boogle-I.'iano Vocalist tractor and mobile power unit! Selective 2 or ..- (Decca R(ocords) wheel drive. New Improved springs aDd cushion Model'lite Prlees No Co,'~r Charge ~ats give increased riding com (ort. Come 1n and Featarllllt drive a "Jeep." Yo",r hosts: PIIMI Mobley-fr""k SIIfI:ti,,,, Props. JERRY LYNCH Serf,ing "OU 7 iU)'s • week 3U6 GRATIOT Flhroy 2100 PR.402O YOIW F,.;nuJly 'Jet,,' Di#f'ibutrw • Hour~: 6:00 P.M, to 2:30 A.M. , t , '- , e ThursCIay, 'August 8, 19% (; R 0 SSE POI N TE .N E W S , I ' hUrrled.ly. at • hanclaome Grosse Pointe .... for the ,,1lll\le. JltofltStarFleet Original UEvangeline" All Eyes on Gold Cup CI~ssic\ Ford Estate Prepare ~.ell' (Continued from Pan Onel At the meeting next )londay Now Less Than Month'Away League R.esult~ .nIght Village Attorney Berns aod Has a Baby! I' Oragg-Scherer 1lnlshed the reg. po'se du.rlng the lI!e or the reser. Ihe ,Jfial representatives of Ihe Absenc:e of G.r Wood's Famous White Paintecl Miss ular aeason In the Grosse Pointe "aUons .• which run until 1985. At Ford estate wlll have the written Everything's OK With Sailors the end of this period the village agreement ready .which reduces Detroih From Regatta Big Disappointment Baseball League undefea~ b1 mllY mak:e any use of It it desires, to contract form the provisions Now That It's a BOy at to Fans trouncing the Glow 011 Aggrega. Price Is $60.000 already agreed to by the two AIJardyce Home 'I'he prIce of the property Is partle~. I.e., the Ford estate and By FRED RUNNELLS By FRED RUNNELLS Uon. 15 to 1. This lllv~ Gragg'~ $60.000. The bond Issue the the "Illage. Early last spring everything In With each passing day interest in the coming Gold Cup SCherer a season record of 12 vie- citizens of Lhe village will be asked This Will .complete the work as . ,. far as lies within the power of the Star fleet was buzzing along Regatta to be held on the Detroit River, Seotember 1 and 2, tories as against no defeats. k!, authorlze WIll probably be for the Vlllage COmmISsion. Fr('m ascrewsusual..were-readyingThe skippers theIrand boat.stheir increB.!les and with. the proper ballyhoo by the publicity In the olher game played 011 a slight Increase over this there on It is in the hands of the for the coming racing season. The committee should, reach the highest pitch as in the good Sunday. August 4. mrlch Lumber amount. to provide for such Items voter. as the pro rata Ehare of the taxes Th~' special election will be held ice WlI,S gradua,lly disappearing old days of this event. . whipped Blazier Auto. '/-1, from the lake aod It appeared. as YoungsU!rs probably cannot re-" ------'flie pla}'o games will begin on 01} the property up to the date at an early date and 'f ed. at acquisition. which was agreed by Ihe citizens. It is e~;ec~::~~':ne thougl1 the fieet would g'et one of member 'when the Ia,st Oold Cup ,year) to lhe wInning pllot: the August 11. One-Scherer will ul19n at the ";leetlng to be '1.500 work can be done this year to the earliest starts in the history race wa~ held on the DetroIt River: Tom Bo~'d Trophies and the Stark mett mrlch Lumber at Liricoln of the fieet. _. but their dads have probably, Hickey Trophies. l"Jeld in Van Dyke. Michigan. liS the vlUage s share. place the property In h "f At the same election on which use s ape or A meeting of the organization thought back to the days \\'h~n: AI ~Iazler Auto wUl take 00 Olow the cltlzens will vote on the bond • was called to arrange a schedule they awakened early and made a I I In an there wm be a pre. Oil In the other game at Orasse of races as Is the practice each ' bee-line for a good vanta~e spot Iwar galla tIme around these parts Pointe High field. Both games ....111 issue there I..ll1 be another ballot on which the residents w!ll de- Bon.d I spring so the necessary series along the banks .f the ril'er just i come Labor Day and there are in- start at 3 p.m. c(de whether or not the present races could be sailed Rnd not In- to watch the powerful motor boats; dJcatlons tha.t there wlll be no . The Gro~ Pointe team w1l1 ssue terfere wHh lOj:al regattas. na- whizz b~' at an a\\'e.ln~pirlng p"re. fewer than a million speclators send a representative to the Sta~ acreage recently acquir"d in the (Co~Unued from Pare One) Torrey Woods section for a park: tionai events and the world's This writer remembers when he hnlllg:De.trolt theshorelineIsland whshalen thand bothet C1&5811: Championshlps to be helel ~all . be sold now. or retained. street Improvement within the champIonshIps of the Internation- did this. It was common practice, compete for national :'10 e a s In Dearborn. Michigan. AUiUSt 111. al :~tar Class AssocIation. As the e-.:ery year around Labor Day to &__ ry. 17 and 18. The playo!l's te deter.- or left to the decIsion of the Board funds llvailable. i at Commissioners to dispose of as fleet captain. Meryl Amo. read olf pack a lunch and be one of the I mloe the representative beglli 1. R e p & vlng Llnr-oln SIN b will it" sees fit to the best advAntaKe 'road for 400 feet the prevIously .prepared racing first to arrive at the scene and; nooper a a bed Thursday, AUI. 8...... h1ch wUl '" of the vlUage. north of Maumee to program all members nodded their plunk myself down on' the hard' With Stolen Auto a one game knockout series.. ,~ : !'resIdent Ohesquire says the Mack Avenue $ 7U23.oo approval untll the races were an. cement dock at the foot ot Park- ' In the llrst round playoffs Tom purchase of the Ford tract does 2. UniVersity P lac e. nounced for the month of July. view avenue and make a day of It. Patrolman Jack Liplke. of the Boyd will battle Bains Cllpperi not depend on the concurrent sale Maumee to Mack.... 83.706.00 It was at this tlme that Al Allar- Always something, wa& fargotten Shores police. observed a couple at Mason Field on. Vernier Rei". of the 44 acre tract already For engineerIng. In- and .the Mrs. were blessed eveot~ in the mad rush but one wouldn.t I of suspicious-looking individuals n St. Clair Shores. The wInner Qf owned. The village's margin of dyce' Informed the group that he i .. spection and can- ing and expected. 'sometime' in dare leave the spot because It snooping about the Yacht Club this llaml! earns the right to meet bonded debt is ample to permIt I ingencles 13,781.00 July.' would never be there on my re- parking lot about 2 o'clock Sun- the Klwaou; team for the cham- the 'Issulng of. the bond~ for the l"ord property. and holding the 3. Total concrete re- turn." day morning. He picked up one pionsbJp. other. unlll It. can' be handled to pa vt e ment t under Congratulations' Sche4u1e UPRtwere in order Mlssln,'{, from this year's' Gold' a f t hem but when he went to Th'e winner of the chilmplonshJp be5t advantage. The belief of the con rac $151.610.00 ~Ich dlsnipted' the' meeting for' Cup will be Gar Wood's MI~De. gather in the other. he had dis- will represent the Pointe in the commISsioners is that. the Torrey f. fonteSeal coatand onOoetheChal. a while as ,the boys kidded In the troits.'ed Wood's (;{lId Cup boats appear . Stat e meet. Woods property can be spld. un- customary' fashl fte h.I.... were always paInted white and The one he got gave the name ------• e rea n f th h d I' , " , , ,OUlSlana, m e I e own of could be watched all ,the way of Jo.~eph Sta,nley. of 145 Temple. to ,under cont,ract 2.140.00 Ih dl on, a, r II' In southwestern' L' .. . th l'ttl t' ' ' • Autos Towed Garage' " d S. SUBSurfacementTOTAL' Treatment$153.750.00 Fompleted," ,and& 0 approved.e sc e u eLittlewas .Sf" MaJ;t"'nmVI c" st an d s 'thO,IS sun. pIe memoriaL .'to Em- around the course and naturally Detroit. He well merited Llptke's After' Lake Shore Cr' ••, h- .. The following street.s' are dId the neet. know how much the, maline :'Labiche, ~hosc tragic story .was the inspiration became the talk of.alI 'th~ specta- suspision. On further check. it recoml!len,ded for. surlace, treat- new Allardyce olfspring waS iolng. ,for Longfel1ow'~ unmortal "Eva:ngelme." ,',. " tors becailse they were the local was learned he was drtvlng a ment, accor~llnl to contract: ' to upset ~he carefully prepared " * *.. ' '. • * . representatives. stolen car he had gotten out of II. st. Paul Avenue ...... $ 2.115.00 schedule.', " . , , ' ." " "Hydroplane Unpopular th~ Nash.Detrolt. Sales lot In ~: ~;:~I~:i:~~~eU;" i:~~:~gAI~ \\~:: ~~=;rh!:~~~r::'fili~ America Hfls Many. dM~sts H MI~n~~i;:rn~&. ~:;O;~:~d~a~~~ De~~tfellOW lYho got away took 9. l,laume'! Avenue ..... 2,116.00 races wlLhout a worry 10 the world F Th ,. .' ,.,as the 'Iargest boat In" the event ~ Cll! belongIng to William Mc- 10. Lakeland Avenue but as the allimportaot day.ap- .. or ", ,osee .~W., ho',.'L.ov" e ,T.' ",',a' ''',el and became very unPopular after Oraw. of 8120 E .. Jefferson,Thls M a u I'll e e to Fox proaclled one coull!- see Alex dldn.t ...... ', . '" . the first' time she circled the car was later discovered, aban- Creelc. 1,800.00 have his mind on racing as he , .. • course. because instead of usIng doned on Charlotte street, De- ll. Rool'ievelt Place 440.00 started finlsblng out of the money a, The ()hIAAATran!er beautiful, and every .one has Its regular motor 011.she burned cas- trolt. Stanley Is being held. Jea&ed( 12. Lincoln Road, Jef- in regattas and poInt, scor.e 'races. :Th,ij;.~erica,we ..50" iovels 'a brood-tingling .story ,0C', hardship tor ollwh"tch created quite a Answe'r ICE CREAM ferlOnt.o Maumee.... S20.00 ~ the phrase' goes, "Ole best vast. mosaic ofthebeautiIili;"thean:dsacrHlce ",~'dbIIXjdShed" That stench. . 13. ~dl Fisher Road.. 2.300.00 laId plans of men and mice 10 oft hl$.torlc&nd 't~egIOrIOUS. pOrk a" sO called "M'SI "T' 'II" ' ;. T,h.en',there was the .year Cou,nt 14. Notre Dame. Jef. as,tray." That Is just whll.~ hap- dotted.'wlth "imforgettables" ffom .• - I son" ra ":"evClj' '. ~.U'e: U ST . fersontoMack ...... 3,120.00 pened as the otrsprlngdldn.tar~ theCimadlanoorder to the Gulf mile of It-has been ~oatted wlLh Rossi brought hili boat.s fromltaly . IS. St, Clair. Jeffer- rive on schedule. This' caused of Mexico and from the Atlantic the blood of the early padres, for whfcn gave the spectators some~ t" S P.E C I At.: son to Mack 4.060.00 bemuchconcern In the entire tleet seadbothardto the red oo,d country :~~ ~~~r~~:gt~~ t~~O~p~lg~tha~long :;~~'s ~att:~er:~l~ier~~~ I~e~~~i "." HI. SUB TOTAL $ 20.18M{l cause the racingschedul.e had .an e old mls.!ions of thePac1-, n ng. ' ;,' _, "S. For en(lneerlng. in- . tdOtbe rearranged for a particular 11e cotut' It matters not where . I Ithlnkt ithethmosut Itintere~ting edveeSrlgnb_fnrOsmee"naonnY!thhlne.grlv.'ethraIttI~aads •. $pedlon and con. a e on the calendar. As the days you rave,l you find these "un. smg e spo n ese n ed States,.~ .'" t, tlngencles 2,000.00 passed more races began to aP~ fora:ettables:' eachao adequate Interesting from the poInt of un- that same year that the two Call- .j,'!;. pear on theplogram. the sarnl.- vacation objective i1i. Its own right. usualness, Is the almost. ghost fornla'boys who trr.:Ied their boat !..,..,.\...•,r..:~ 17. Total cost for surr, Detroit serIes. the Detrolt.Sartila. This Is,il marntrlcent country, to ....n of Tombstone, in southern all the way acros& the. country be- U.O'FFEE f t t • . series and the .Wlndsor Ya~ht a count _.. t f th' Arizona;' just a whoop ahd I. hol- hind a delapldated' Pord only to ~<'j" .'. " ' ace rea ment ...... ,._22.185.00 - '. ry carv"" ou '0. .e wll. ler from the Mexican border. wIth have their boat conle out In the ~.,t;,11(, E. '.C'. , R E' Ai . 'M' The followIng streets are re- Club regatta. Before each race derneM by the' strong mell and I ' first race. Henry Ford' .b'e'came In- , commended for recappIng exist. a member. of the !leet would ca'II women'. who. >, have . 'pass'..."" ,.'o'n a . on15000y 500I peopleIts h there now. against terested In the' sPIrit they dis. ~~i Ing pavement survaces with two the Allardyce home to learn country whose son has been soak- . n alcyo\l days. I r.'" inches of asphaltic concrete. whether or not jt could be held ed with the blood' of nerce!. Those But- I don.tclalm that all oC p ayed and, before they hIt the wttJI ~ •••. "ery refreshing 18. University P I It C e, as planned and each Wne Alex stout-hearted early Americans the "musts .. are In the weSk- tran back. home preSented them ~ .and delicious _ in Jefferson to Maumee $ 3,000.00 would give the "go-ahead",lgn. are the ones 'who planted the far' from It. There's no Va11~y with a brand' new Ford wIth .LcnaJ. PeriY ~, h I~ 19. Rivard Blvd., Jef- Worry AlonJ Wlth,Al seed to grow Into the America we Forge in the West. just to make whIch to. trail theIr boat back S...... HertH .'rellcll g071t•• 5.111. 3.11'; 11.1•• t.", .TA", ~, U W-=.: 1.1.; t... ,er, by 'the ferson to Maumee.... 7.050.00 Alex p&ssed up the trip' to Bar- so love, love with a. love that.s mypoln\. and Valley Forge cer. home. . . •••. .h.: 0",10.t."; Bal •• 1.1It.!.. . . '.INCL.'. ~ p!!ck!!ge. Maumee to Mack..... 27,000.00 nia, and with that the entire fleet yery.very clo~e to being a 'rell- talnly is one of the', "musts" In The Gold Cup course, this year ENGAGEMENT ENDS SATUImAY. AUGUST l' of 20. Washington Road 33.750.DIi decided to pass Itup'tooand stay glon. r any, man's book. Valley Forge will be th~ same one that. Oar it" JSiliftrl .. ' UlIUl S' P.M. ' 21. Net[ Road 27.800.00 home and worry along with' AI. . Through the years; I've prowled ranks so hIgh beuuse there the Wood successfully deferided the l'l The Wtndsor Regatta. saw Alex at this AmerIca. !rom coast to coast very life of these United ~States Hatmsworth' Trophyagalnsfthe ,Grosse,.Pointe 22. Total cost for reo the starting Hne to battle for. top arid ~rom Canadllo Into Mexlc~: hUng Inthe balance. There-Wash- Englishman, Scott P ..lne. And a . ca.pplng ~ $ 98,400.00 honors .. Stili' nothIng to report and I know its highways and by- lrigton's men IllfttralLs oC blood~arbeforereceived the scare of ' SUMMARY from the home front. ways as you know your backyard from their shoeleSS feet in that' h)s' Ilfewhen' Sir Malcolm Camp- rug Co. 'Item . No, . '5' paving The thlrc:i and fourth world I've seen it.s hIstorIc shrines I~ winter when It was a toss-up bell set a course .record of better B;er~hevll1D at 51. ClairNI. ~~2i Lincoln ROad' and champlonshlp,ellmlnatlon' races battlefields and it.s beaty sPots, .whether the new republic Hved than a hundred ,miles' per hour In ;.i' ',. , Unh~erslty Place : and, were scheduled for Sunday, with and rye come to k.riow the places or died. Today In Valley Forge wInning the first of the three race seal coat on Chalfonte a starting time ,tor the flrSt of the and things which' might be called you Sfi! on~ of the tiny 1lt.t1e log Harmsworth, event. MIshap be. • .,' ~nd Goethe Avenues ....$153,750.00 two races set for. 10 a.m. Ten ':must.s ... for the patriotic Amer!- hut.s in whIch Washington smell fell the Englishman In the second _" Item No; 17. total. for ' o'c1ock came and went; but no can. Tollst anythlnc .Ilke all of llved through tha.!. bitter cam- race when he turned., over on .the surIace treatment ...... :. 22.185.00 Allardyce. Eleven. 12 and'then I these, ','must.s" would' be an lm- palgn. ,',. f"r turn llear the Belle Isle brIdge ': Item No. 20. total for o'clock and stili' no AlIard;vce' po.s.o;lbletas.k In'liltlited space. bIlt Out in Denver" llvesmy old thl15 lSavinll tbCtrophy for Amer- Iecapplng ; '98,400.00 TIme was growing short>'arldjn we can hIt some of the hllh spot.s. friend Henry .Zietz. lalit, Ilving ica. order to keep abreast of.the sched~ that you' m.ay file :em away for White liCOUt of IndIan_campaign . Rules Lifted Total $274.335.00 ule these races had to lie. sailed future explorat!OD.I, days." And Henry Zietz haS the . This 'year's race wnt differ from LID .Por contingencies : $25.665.00 that day.soj.hf! telephone started 1 know that just about every. sabre. Mlchigan's' great. George those of prevIous years In'thls re- .. """'Recappinr Estimated to get a work out to determine body wants to see~'tries to see; ,Armstrong Custer wore Into the spect that, the, rules have bellO .., ..... If the "above Is authorized. the the whereabouts of AIlardyce. Independence'Hall in Phil adelPhi; Battle of. the Little 1llg Hom- lifted regarding the size of boat.s A FA&CI; COIQDY . contingent ua item of $25.665.00 Same Answer and J:ternal.F1ame 'Kemori'al' In and .It.s battered blad,e tells you and type of, power Plants. The loT , . ' would be used in patching and He wash't at home" no answer Gettysburi. andPiymcnith ':RoCk ,an heroIc tale of the fight that Oold' Cup Challenge Committee •• rlel Renon A Artll...... ,. Ir. possibly repairing curbs and other at his parents' house. finally after ,and' Cord lUId t.exlnlton .-: but .Michlganlari put up before he fell has llberalizej1 the rule which per- • Storri ... _ , uncertain condlUons which would seven!1 calls hlld been placed. and t.herej.reothe( thiniS which too beneath a Sioux war,club. mits boats of 40 feet or under and . , only be determined as construc- the caller always gettlnghIs nickel few ,see, and, ,which',! .thlnk,are' 'Yellow Plume. a Sioux war y.rlth no Umlt on.horsepower; . E.U'D UWE .. . , ' ,tion work progresses. back the ra~ committee decided just,abotii'tOJI6, ,IParticut'arlY chief. whoknevi ZIetz. years after: A minimum of 12 'entries from with MalT Brian •. ClaiR CarkWn The cost of all Items of con- to get the program. underway react to themore.un,Usual things the battle. said proudly: "I k!lled the United States and Canada has .G~"Ul .OUn:JI !!IlU~ structlon for the . above three without the e)l.-pectant father.' -some of them Iritrlitslca.lIy un. 'Yellow Hair:" That was Custcr. alr.eady been assured with prob. . u. .Ail-Sl&r Cut ... B•••• r "'.erica., X"l ••• tlhl G"I. If • types of pavement have been In- As the. neet finished the first important. but .aU 'or' them en- And then .he said: "1 did not scalp ably entries f,:om abroad the Dl....,t •• 1>1' ~. Z .... I eluded In the proposal of the c(Jn- race. the lI)aln question all the thrall\I.II.,.', ,'. 'Lellow. Ha~r ~cause I hlld too owners can obtain shipping space tractor except that of a untt skJppers asked was "has Al arrived . PersonaUf; I . tJlln1l: the' v.er1 ~uch admiration for him as .. to get the crafts here lit time ¥rice of $10.00 per ,ton whIch ,was yet~... Same answer. "No:' The peak In "unforg~ttables"'is in the 'great warrior," , . ,.So far entries have bee~ re- lO.GRTll: t.se-r .... 1. t... XATlN'EUI: DETROITER$ PAY submitted under the surface treat- fleet got the second starting gun town of FrederiC, Maryland. the . celved from such spectacular craft, ( . 1 Sahr'.", ••d S ,.•• 1.... 1.... . ; ment . proposal for patching, Is and were just getting under way town of Barbara FrItchle. where Ch b .1 as tile former My Sin winner of SEATSlaw £LL SEATS PLt:S It"" FEDEJU.L TAX' .f2.00FOR GAS THAT too high to be used on the re- to the first mark to windward the stars and Stripes flles day asesArn u ance the last Gold Cup Reg~tta In De- capping program. If this work when Al appeared on the scene and night. 365 ,days In the year, troir; September 5 1939 This boat ------.-1 COSTS ,MICHIGAN were authorized, the contractor with a smile that. reached from and always a. fresh. new !lag. And Now Needs One will !>e raced In this ye'ar's event I wlll su.bmit an appropriate figure ear to ear. "It.s l\ boy:' he shout- l\ hundred feet .awl\Y thj! magnl- .. under the new name of Th T • ~ONSOLIDATED - GAS fo.r this part .of the work which ed out across the water. You could ficent brOnze statue of a man. his Walter O.JacoI.is, of 22100 Shady PO VI, by Its owner .Ban~IP e:- can be readily checked by current almost hear a sigh of relief from hand outstretched over the flag . . . . Guy Lombard " _a er COMPANY ONLY' prices. Therefore. the cosl of re- the fieet. An no wonder. They In a gesture Of benediction The Lane, St., Clair Shores, followed o.. capping as shown In Items 18 to had been anxiously waiting fo grave of Francis Scott Ke~. who a P9lic~ ambulance car so closel~ Th Salling Yacht Race . 38 CENTS! 21 Inc!tIS!Ve., has be~il. estimated. those words tor almost a monthr gave us our national anthem M!,nday night that he got hurt. e events to be held. bcsides RespeC.fullY submitted. YUP. the Star lIeet had II babY': standing In ceaseless vigil ove; himself. Thc ambulance was taking the (;{lId Cup Challenge Trophy ,.' . P. G. Brown _____. the !lag he so loved the flag we his mother to the Cottage Hospital Race. wlll include the .annual De- e' MASON L. BROWN & SON BOY CONFESSES THEFT so love. • in the Farms on an emergency er- tr~lt Yacht eIub Sweepstakes. a 15311 t_ JEFFERSON COOL COMFORT TU.2.2760 • The operations of the Grlfford In normal years, a. million vls- rand . .His mother was suffering salling yacht race to be held on ,Panhandle Eastern boy In Lhe Farms area were furth- Itors gO to Frederick each year from a hemorrhage .and there was Saturday. ....lgust 31, and dingy Open l\Ion. to Fri. &:45 P.M.; sat .• S.R~ Holidays U:'5 'P. !II. . I to pay homage toFrancr~ Scott need of ha~te. .. and cruiser races to be held on PiPes. NatumlGas Over. Hit Parade alld ',Class{c:al ..ItECORDS . . erthe drobbery.1SCosed ofduring$80 Inthethe weekLindahlby Key. and' to see the little red In the neighborhood of Stan- Sun day. ::;eptember~ 1. AI...... 81,.r'''' home at 254 Lewiston road. The hou~e from which Barbara Frlt. nope his Cllr jumped the curb and Included. In the prizes will be FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AUGUST '.10 t'ooo Miles to Detroit Radio. Chf'r:tf'd and Repa'nd Sernre Prlmp& Ind Rf'unnabl •. ~'outh Is reported to have con- chle waved the flag when she ran into an EdLlon light pole and the American Power Boat Asso- Edward Arnold alld Morga_ COllway and And Sells It At "'.ork I. GuanDtrrd! fes.~ed to this thcft also. as he defied ."stoneWl\ll Jackson and hIs brol b . •... •••••• s ....~....__,...... ~__~_....-.....-..-...... -.....,....•• --b...... • • ==-' on .m = - se • :;;,'fy~.:W~"'Y"-""""'"~"~h":\ .,:~", .:;.-r.""'!";';':':-"'~~.-;<:~:" 'z::;';~'~Y;~,<' '~'"','~' '.~.:, -,~': >~, /- ,". ',':' ":, :': .':= ,4, q Co e:< . 4, - 4 -, ••••• or- ".-. ;' • .,., •.. ,.1:.. ~"",,' '. '; ,".oJ.' .• " '!...... , ,"" ' , ,",:":'.:"" . t:~:!(t~'::L~~."'~rte.n G R OS S ( P 0 IN TEN E W S Thursday, August 8, 1946 -, Chrysler-Plymouth Service HERE'S A PAGE OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS A Wa, For Quicker CAB $enicil READY TO RESPOND LEnox 57'77 . . 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Will ....., _ra aweaa w make washers troubles yO\!. call I "f II Id' I h' N1a& , I• "'ursC!ay, August 8, '19~ .~'~' :...... ;'-. ... Where there's marriage without i;J:/':~'.~ ,5-ki"l lees !"oM court, also t. DUaainI. love. there will be love without :' - LoIt Bealleand Boller Mr. Smith's number is TO. 2-~20. ,narriage.-Franklin. MUCO CLOSES SATOORAT t Two dOl owners have notified All local oltices of the Michi- MICHIGAN MIRROR Farms police of the 10$5 of their gan Unemployment Compensation By GEN/L4.llEMAN .Grosse P~nters are soon to lose SweJiiJ. majjage MrlI. Ray Z.Dan8her,for this ladY ~. Commission wlll be elosed on sat- At Your Ho~ • Mn. Haleman. 461 Cloverly, urdays in the fut1ue, It \\'as an- expects to close her Lake Shore ao.d. home and travel to the coast LadJu. Only asked anyone who found her fe- nounced today by Euiftle T. Dor- gram at music performed by stu- Call for AI')Joln,ment INTERLOCHJCN. Mlchlean-The to live. 10 Cambria. Call1., where male beague hound to call TU. mer, execulive director. Oftlces dents at the Mlchleail camp. DR. '1356 Idea that tvU ImJ)06Slbl~_ Na- lier lIrs. Walter CUck, also !-M9tl. will remain open to the public from The public became Indlenant. wter. llonal mu.de eamll for talented malte& her home. The 5-months-old bro,qn and 8:30 a.m. until 4 :311 p,m. every boys and elrls-has become one ot United States Benator Arthur H. The Retralnlns and Reemploy- The West Set!lDSto ~ clalmlnl white boxer of Howard Smith. Mondes through Fiiday. MIc:bllEan's outstanding tourist at- Vandenberg sponsored action in ment Administration, charged by Sixth Church of Christ tractions here at Interlochen. near Congress. Graduates and friends the D1Lnahen, one by one. Jim the President to SpUr the,develop- and his fl.ancee. Charlotte Mary Traverse City. of the camp ral1led to Its delen.se. Scientist, Detroit ment of local advisory centers for Brabee "111 honeymoon on the It Is the only place ot Its kind Contributions rolled Into the ireas- "EVERYTHING ELECTRIC" Coast after. their wedalna: on Au- 14730 Kercheval Avenue • lLMJdeatld • .Fhaotf'lcf"ot • Tim ...C::au'r • S"'ltrh",, •. }laWl in the united State&-and. Indeed. ury ....more than $40.000 In 11l41i. veterans. has Indicated that It • Co • .II!erela~ .ad .Ruldr.otl ..1 n""t \\"i\tn pIUJ,::lO.l.plh, gw;t 31. The ceremony 91111 take Sunday Se",'!"", 10:30 L m. IJ,htltll Fix~ JIUlf't" ('o.otrol ('hlmu aad.U In the "orld. sensing the value of Interloch- wlll Jitlmulate In communlUes co- place In New York's st. Francis • A1t1e BODml tunl For Sate kind .. 0' Talk about the United Nations! and 5:00 p. m • ... 4 Beup.tie. • Unductound .. ):Inili(' RaDI. ~\thl(',.lIa.,.ou. en to MJchlgan ali a tourlat at- operative local programs In which Church. .Repaj .... Here Is lL represimtlLtlve UN right Sunday School _Ill' WI:O .G ,J •••• .,., .: i.=i:= •••••• •. nd ntt. a's - ~ .-'-----.:._ ...... ~-- - ~_.'- ---_ .. - *. _=eM « •• * •• e 'n. •• _t t .6 mc' •