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HEADL'l~ES they rQokto~theBeacl1dor Relief Check Trees One of Country's For Signs Of Top Horse Shows Dread Killer A,,, Compiled b, Ih. &0$$. Point. NeWl Second Phase of Bat tIe Thursday, June 12 Opens Here Today Against Dutch Disease WILLIAM E. SCRIPPS, pu b- launched .Under State lisher of the Detroit News and' Four Days of Spectacular Events Will Feature Many of Supervision Ion of the newspaper's founcier, !lied today at his estate ne.ar Nation's Champions; Proceeds Will Benefit Lake Orion. He was 70. "Girlstownll Last Monday representa- ~ «. * . ------. tives of the Grosse Pointe 70-MILE-AN-HOUR WIN D- Grosse Pomte becomes the center of mterest of the horse .... STORM ravages Lake Michigan show wor~dnationally this weekend. This is a result of the comnl'l:lnmes, Pomte Garden resort town, Benton Harbor, and Hunt Club's 41 years of annual showing this June weekend-I Coun~il ~nd Propert~ Owners Berrien County, causing damage and an unceasing effort to increase the scope, quality and AssOcIatIOn. met wIth state of hundreds of thousands of dol- interest of the show" (~~ I representatives to formulate lars. The Grosse Pointe production a program that ",:ould c~mtrol . • • * has taken its place in prominence Farms Hears ,the Dutch Elm disease m the S H 0 0 T-TO-KILL security among the country's top shows- area. measures ordered by $oviets to the major league of the horse A t A month ago the Pointe's elms include border around Berlin as ~how world. ;An example of this rgumen s on were sprayed in an attempt to well as frontier marking East. )s the fact that Green' Dunes check the spread of the diseaJ5e, West German line. Farm's "My Bill," from Boston, Fenc"e LalV first kno'\vn in Detroit two years • * • '\, last -year's Hunter Champion ng. ago. The meeting Monday con- TRUMAN'S SEIZURE proposal here, was also crowned National I stituted the second step in con- l'ejecteti by House Banking com- Hunter Champion. Further, J. j '"" °t . C-d T 0 trol and elimination of the elm mittee in 15-10 vote, forcing the Lorng Brooks' "Ottawa's Em- Capaci y row urns ut bark beetle. the chief transmitter President toward use of the Taft- press," from Springfield,- Mass., For Public Hearing On of the deadly fungus. Hartley Act to.end crippling steel winner of the G~osse .Pointe Fine Proposed New Team of Exper~ "trike. Harness Champl.OnshIp, was also • .. .. • Fine Harness Champion nation- Ordmance A team of experts under the FOUR HUNDRED North Kor- ally. direction of Hubert C. Kendeigh. ean prisoners on Koje Island To See Brightest Stars The proposed new fence or- Assistant ~u~ervisor in Detroit make mass break from Commu- "Velvet Lassie," from Indian- di~ance for the City of Grosse \ ~~r~:lt~~h~::~n ~~~~~~~a~~ nist '~ontrol, shouting, "Now We apolis, twice Jumper Champ at Pomte. Farms. attracted a. neaF with the cooperatioil of municipal Li.ve:' as American troops trans- Grosse Pointe was last year's Na- +' d f d t fer 4,800 captives from one com- tional Reserve Jumper Champ, CapaChY aU1lence {) reSl en S employes, surveying the thous- pound to another. It is obvious, then, that Grosse to the pub ic hearing on t.he ands of elm trees throughout the ...... Pointers will this year have an matte~ conducted ?y the Clt;v Pointe. Trees that have visibly NINE-YEAR-OLD G!RL host- opportunity to see the brightest councll Monday mght. Van- symptomatic characteristics will 8ge stabbed to death by escaped stars of the horse show world.: ous aspects of the proposed be tagged. Samples will later " " ,., -Picture by Fred Runnells be taken and sent to the labo . t. C I N Y G P . 't .. 1 0 comfortably, convenientl", almost \,law were argued over for two ra- conVIC m arme, ew ork, as rosse Oln e mum.clP.a ..beac hes .and d,ocks di.'d.a land office businessdur,ing last weekend and on .Monday th.L~ouf!h..J tOl'I'es of DI' F C St ng A . t police' closed in to foil his attempt h. . ~ in their own back yards, for the i hours in the sweltering heat . . . 1'0 , SSIS. . t e hea~ wave, Farms reslder:ts rn.ade. theIr mumclp~l ~each Monday resemble a miniature Coney Island as they sought H Cl b' h ant Professor (Research) of Bot- to seize getaway car. the coolIng waters ~f ~ake' St!. ClaIr and forgot how Just three short months ago these same waters practically wrecked . unt u s ~ ow ,gro~nds are I of the crowded council cham- any and P 1ant Pathology at .. • .. all beach and dock Installations along the Pointe shore. ' . Just a few. mmutes. dl'lve from I ber in the Municipal Building Michigan State College, for posi- Friday, June 13 anywhe~'e In the POlJ~t~. in Kerby road. Eve determination of infection. 'lop Notch OffICIals " . 1 CHINESE CO UN T ERA T ~ p. t D.k . To handl 1 r f th'. 'The fence ordmance h.as ong Started in East TACKS on Korea's western front rlVa e 1 es Der'ec.to f PhI- S f t R L . e a. S10\\ 0 e SIze been a matter of conSIderable . smashed by American troops in 0'.. 0 0 I ."0 • r, 0 on. l~' a ey °ose overs ~n~ tat~nal .!n~portan~e of. ~~e contention in the Farms. Action . ;h~ D~tc~ Elm dIsease was seventh day of war's bloodiest A 'd e A' . ~me s o,w, JU ges an . offlCla s ~n three cases of violations cited 1h 1'0 uce rom ~urope about flghting of th: y*eal~' pprO~~..'.:~~1J:,:",;:'; .. nll(),~ntedby:,W09d~.~,~.~:,U~,adIn,vi-fed. to, :~~~~~la;~;.~~:oa;~~~:s~~~~~~: ~y the council fha: b;:~d~~d t~~ I ;{t~~n~~ s:::s~a~l~~;:ha~~~ri~a~

SENA'm ADOPTS:"RESOLU- G. _ p.' .,.•... W.. .O..~'O'.'?S'!~!..f. ""0'.'f"-:'P' "'0'"I.Ce, Fl."~'e"-:'.1)'e"'pd>"~a>"~¥.'l":t''''t.m';;;;'~'~'i-._:]t'''s.. --C'e'.n-.t.e~"SZf,h'o"'w'~"'" ;l~~e;.~,e i~ud::_n~~f~~nt~;sF~~~ a~~p~~~:eorao~e,~ law. ~~~c~f:n~a~~ie~n';~~rffl;:: ~~~ TION passed by the Rouse ex- . . ,.... .~ .' 11 .L..L1. ....~ l.. ..,.JJ hounds of the famous Farmington '\ IOlatwns Referred To signed to a veneer plant in the' tending the P~esident's war pow- o -'-______Hunt of Charlottesville" Va., and It was stated at the meeting Midwest. ers until June 30.. Senate and ,inspector. Vern Bailey of Detroit Police Depa.rt. ment Given is now honorary secretary of the Monday 1?-ightthat the fences of The beetle that carries the fun- House negotiators conside.ring bill' Residents Petition ,Fo,r Per- ...... '. . Spectacular Annual Exhibition hunt G Rleveschl of 232 Lothrop ApPOintment;' Waller Goulette Named as Fire Chief . . . . . eorge gus emerges in M3.y or :early whereby limited number of pow- ~ission to Erect Own And Competition to Be' ,Arth~r Roberts, saddle dIVISIOn road, and of John MacLuc~ of June as an adult, flies to healthy ers would be ..ex;en~ed one year. .Barriers Along' . The Council of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, at their Held This Weekend ~udge, IS managel: of one of Lex- Vendome road at, Gro.sse ~omte trees, and feeds in the crotches I regular meeting on June 16, created by ordinance a new mgto~ Kentucky s most fam?us boulevard, were m vlOlahon of I of the twigs, introducing the POTATO PRICE DROPPING .M iIk River ' . . AmerIcan saddle horse breedmg bot~ the presen~ an~ p.roposed I' fungus spores from their bodies, on wholesale market as plentifi..l1 POSItlO~ to be known as a "Director of Public Safety". June 21 and 22 are the dates establIshments, "W 1 n g an e e k ordmances. A thIrd CItatIon was 0 th f supplies of low priced California . . Followll1g the creation of this new position the Acting City for this year's Rose Show, to. Farm," which farm. incidentallY, made against Daniel Goodenough t nc~ e u.ng~s becomes well potatoes .hit Detroit. Expect dip The Gr?sse, ~o,mte W~ods Administr:ator, Ray MacArthur, appointed Vern C.' Bailey 'held at the be aut i f u 1 bred "Sweet Rhythm," whi~h of Lothrop ro"d for his podion of ~s a~iIsh;1 t:lt~mk a /ree .. death I . be I a to two cents a pound m retal] CIty coul}clllast Mo.nday mght and asked the Coun!;ilJor ~onfirmation of, the appointment Grosse Pointe War Memorial won fame and national cham- a fence erected jointly with Mr. r elsu. s'. t t e t adr °d. dlsedased sto M d ' ., . I . h' f F D d R' III Cl'l' em IS no rea e or lSpose of res on ay. accepted a petition bya group' ,in accordance with Charter requirements~ Center 32 Lake Shore drive plOns IpS or ranees 0 ge Van levesc 1 a ong lal evOlx. th f '11' ' * • • . , .'. . , " Lennep's stable. Mr. Goodenough, a Farms coun- . e ungu~ WI . conhnue to grow TOUGH CONTROLS EXPECT- of property own.ers a!ong.the :. The Ac~iptf City .Administrator,~ " AdmlssIOn IS free from 3 p.m. I The ringmast.er, J. Vincent cilman. had hi.s sect~on of the ~nr~he dymg tIssues and can b. ED to be re-imposed on nation's Milk River that they be per_,om ,m~kI,ng the, ap~o~n.tm~nt, and is48 years old. At 'the pre5- to 10 p.m .. Saturday, June 21, Wholey of SeWIckley Pa offl'- fence removed ImmedIately after. p ad to other trees by th, . .' . ...' . stated that the responslbHlty for . . . . . 6 S --d ' 0' I beetle construction industry in Govern- .mItted to bUIld .th"~l.r.OWn .em-, t~e Police and Fire Departments ent tlme he ~lves WIth hlS WIfe and 10 a.m. to p.m. un ay, ciated in the same capacity at he was cited as a violator. ,. . . ment action ~o ~~:>niervesteeL ban~ments a~ pro l'e ~ t Ion had increased to .the point where an~ three chIldren ~t 82.42.Ap- June 22. last year's Madison Square Gar- Long Explains Task Study StIll Ipcomplete aga.mst posslbl~ ':fl()odmg' of, it was no lon~er feasible fci~.both, polme Avel7ue,. DetrOIt! M:chIgan. This is the 22nd Annual Show den National Horse Show. , Benjamin Long, special courrsel Although the liie history 01 AUTO FIRMS feel pinch of na- thelr land. ' • of these, dep~rtrrients to be under The .Councll; m conflrmmg the. and Competition sponsored by the Many Stellar Events for the city in charge of codifica-j the beetle in Michigan has not tionwide steel strike, See layoffs The petition was 'Jnsph;ed .to the\co~plete jurisd~ction of o.ne ap1>omtment, stres~ed the fact ~et~-oit and American Rose So- : Every day of the four-day: tion of ordinances and the draft- 1 b,een studied completely, observa- of a million auto workers within ward off the. city's emergency man. It was further explained, ,that the new .apPOlntee. had .un. cletres .. Amateur growers. a.nd I event, Thursday. June l~. thfough! ing of the new fence ordinance, I tl~ns. to date have revealed that a few weeks unless settlement diking program prov:idedfor "un- ther.e should"be an 'ndi'd 1 _ ,dergone conSIderable mveshga- garden clubs everywhere are In. Sunday, June 22, has Its stellar i expla)ned what a difficult job it. Mlc~lgan probably has two gen- reached...... der an ordinance' adopted'-nearly' .sponsible for-the lact:~i~=s r~f tion both as to 'abili~y an~ char- vited to,shov:r their ~oses. Prizes attractions, its special features. I has been for th~ council t? for~. el~at~ons each year. Ma?y tr~es a month ago. each, : dep'artl'l1;ent who, in. turn, acter for the past elght months, t or awards wlll be gIVen for the (Continued on Page 2) ulate a new ordmance whIch Will dIe In the same ~eason mftctIon Saturday, June 14 Prefer Own Work wOllld .be. resr,onsible. to the Di- After carefq1, scrutiny .of the ex-I. best. in each .color class. ------~.~ I please every resident, He said the o~curs. Some dIe aft~r a few FOREIGN OFFICE radio oper. ..' ... rector of PuBlic Safety. perience and background of sev~ '. To Have 1000 Blooms T E t B . meeting had been arranged so the weeks. and only a few llVE'longer ator, William Marshall, 24, after The petltlOners felt that m VIew . " , eral. applicants, Mr. Bailey. was' Over 1000 fragrant blooms 0 ree arrler j residents could air their opinions than the second or third season. year's assignment to British em. of their personal expenditures Is 48 .Ye~rs .Old . finally s~lected for, this posi~ion. gr?wn out~oors to near pertection T PHi and help the cou~cil decide ju~t In order to prevent further bassy in Moscow, ordered held on toward the. improvement and Mr. Bailey, the new Appointee,. Mr. Balley attended the Umver- WIll be dlsplayed. Most of the 0 roteet ouse ! what should be Incorporated m.' spread. of the disease, infected charge of passing secrets to Sov- beautification of their own prop- wa5 born in Bad Axe', Michigan sity of Virginia and the Univer- older and all of the newer rose : th,e new ordinance. I t r e e s must be removed and

iet embassy's second secretary. erties (outdoor grills, fences, rock ~ 00 __ - sity of M i chi g a n where he varieties will be included. There Permission to erect a steel po>:t! Mr. Long asked that in consid- : destroyed. '" '" • gardens)' they would be more re- p . .' S l Imajored in Civil and Military will be entries from both back- barrier in the right-of-way in I' ~ring their own, personal prob~ I State Regulation VIOLATORS of minor traffic sponsible in. J;>l'oviding _adeq~ate I ,erSUa.S1Ve , aes Governinell;t ..c?lU'ses.. He is :ow. yard' and estat~ size gard~ns, and front of his home at the foot of Ilems and wishes, the reside~ts j If a tree is roved t h vb". I'egulations "may be. liable for flo~d p~o~e.ctlOn,at the ,sa~e tIme Lady Take' 8.,Off the Comm~ndmg OffIcer of the classes for chIldren, novI~e, and 'the Mer~'iweather road hill, at not forget :hat th~ law \vas bel?g : come diseased ~s a resu~t o~ :tud~ $500 fine, 90 days in jail, or both, mamtaIning the present. and de- I . . " (Contmued on Page 2) {Continued on Page 21 CharleVOIX, has been granted to I enacted for the good of the ent~re I of spec' . D St. . I y under new system wOI'ked out (C t. d' P 2) i. Da iel G Sh b th G I community and for the preserva Imens m r. long s a- . . .. . on mue on" a,ge " . A' , . --,'-,- .' P ? t F' ea y, e rosse 1 t' f t' I-I bora tories, the tree will be re- by tra fr lC offICIals and Judges. I' .-----, -- , magazrne sales-gIrl persuad- om e arm:; ~ouncIl. . ,1On o. proper y va ~es. I moved in accordance with the * .. • IF F. L .' 'ed the .17-year-old daughter of REGISTRATION TIME' TABLE Mr. Shea said that four dnver-l General OutlIne Department of Agriculture regu- MOMENTOUS DISCLOSURES arms Ire OSS Mr. and 1\.11'5. Chester V. Ayling, .. l~ss cars have plunged down the I In general. the new ordinance Ilation governing Dutch Elm expected to be made by President Z D. M of 20640 Vernier circle, to &ign a hIll and onto his property, doing would permit fences up to four I disease. Dr. Strong stated that Truman on sec.'ret atomic energ,y ero DrIng ay ch,ec.k.in her mother's nam.e, one I ( considerable damage, during the I fe.et in height from th.e .prope,rty I evidence of the disease in specI'- d I f d I t k d t f Information, for this table has been compiled by the League I t th lIt I bIt th b ld 1 e~e opments In address.o rnaJ- . ay as, w~e , as a epo~~ or a of Women Voters. The number of registered voters will be as ree years. n at ~as. one I me. ac <:: .0 . e ltl mg me., mens should be apparent in two or Importance: at keel-laymg cere. . few magazme~. ", " . . . '. changed from week to 'week. case, youngsters were belIeved to Behmd thlS, fences could be weeks. mony of world's first nuclear Grosse POII~te ,Farms got Mr. Ayling immediately~stopped I have released the brakes on a car erected up to eight feet in A'd' t M . owered submarine through the entIre month of May payment on the check and 'noti- Grosse,.p'oI'nte' Pa;'k', 15115 E'.' leife-on and allowed it to run awav down height provided written permis- .cCOI mg 0 l. r. Kendelgh. the P . 'th t fi .. ] ,. d. t . . L."" ..' proJect of markmg the trees a d • • • WI ou any re OS5,acco~ mg. 0 fied. Grosse Pointe. Woods pOlice'j _. . . .,. the hill.' sion was obtained from the im- b . . n GENERAL EISENHOWER ,to the month])' report of ChIef WIl~ 'The police called'the down-town Municipal' offices open for' registration: Mr. Shea produced plans for mediate adjoining neighbors. 0 I taInI~g samples should be com- make "off cuff" talk in Detroit Ham Newport.. , , . offices represented by the girl "Mon. th~ough Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. the barrier he expects to erect. a There was some argument about p eted m about two weeks. in last stand against the politic. The department, answered a..to~ .and were told that sh~ had left Wed., 8:30 a.m,-8 p.m. series of steel posts sunk in the I where hedges, shrubs. etc., fitted ------ians who are battling to keep him tal of 18 calls; which included jthat day for New York. They Number of registered vote.rs 8,600 ground three feet in 15 inches of I into the picture and further study, Molester Sel'1t from presidential nomination. eight ambulan,ce calls, .seven warned the firm .that none of Potential number of registered voters 10,226 I concrete, and projecting three feet I will be given .this question. Some ... • • • e~ergency calls with. the small their' representatives w?~ld. here- Grosse. Pointe City., 17150 Maumee above ground .. He said he would of the residents were against any I Back to PriSOl'1 Sunday, June 15 p)ckup truck, one reSIdence fire, after be allowed to soI1clt m the Municipal offices open for registratron: have them pamted any color se- , fences m front yards; others felt I ' ... IN HIS ADDRESS at the keel- which did, no .damage, and two ,co~ml1~ity without ~heir authori- ' , . . lected by the council. (Continued on Page 2) • false alarms. " z!'!tIon, Mon. through Fri., 8:3l}'8.m.~4:30 p.m. ------_~ I _ I laying ceremonies of the world's Sat., 8:30 a.m.-12 noon. Sergeant Arnold Hough ~d first atomic-powered submarine '. Number of registered. voters 3,582 Detective Donald Dean arrested 4 W t Sh t W · in Grc~on, Connecticut, Presi- S' f R bb. h'n e 1 Potential number. of. registered voters ,648 a .er or age arn1ng John F. Houtteman. 33. a janitor dent Truman stated that the oc- ~ urvey.o U 1S .' I.SpOSa "I' Grosse Pointe FarIml,90 Kerby Road at the Aloma Theater. Th~rsday, casion marked the opening of a W Municipal oifi~es open for registration: Issued to W d R ed t June 12, after receiving a com- new era as revolutionary as that qy Mon through Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ' '. 00 eSt ,8 plaint that Houtteman had mo- set off by the invention of the pvoblem• Ge.ts Un,der . Sat.~ 8:30 a:m.-12 noon. " 350 ---______s en : Jested a 7-year.old child earlier ocean steamship. ------. Number of regIstered voters : 6. Acting City Administrator of important sanitary purposes: I that same day. • • • A survey of the garbage and tended that the, survey would Potential number of registered voters : 7,138 Grosse Pointe Woods, Ray Mac- Daytime use between the hours I Investigation disclosed that GENERAL EISENHOWER in a rubbis~ disposal p~.o?lemin the probably result in the reeom- 'Grosse Pointe Shores, 795 Lake: Sb~re Road Arthur, warned this week of the of 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. only; night I Houtteman had enticed two 7- vigorlll.ls impromptu speech be-I five Pomte com~~Oltles,: ~md.Har~. ttUlendation of an. incineration Municipal' offices open for registratIon: ~ealth and safet:( hazard created time use during the nine hour I y~ar-old boys and an 8-year-old fore 11,000 'at Detroit's Olympia ~e:d WO~dS got 'cl~der way ~ast plant' 'Mon: through Fri., 8 a.m.~5 p.m. m the commumty by the past I period between 10 p.m. and 5 g!rl ',:,ho had been playing out- Stadium declared that a change n a,y. ontracte or the proJect '.' " Sat., 8:30 a.m.-12 noon. . 684 weeks of dry weather and the I a.m. only. I SIde mto the theater building. of administration in the U. S. is is the engineering firm of H. E, Deslgned. to c~rry the a~ded Number of i.'egistered vl?ters '" subsequent abnormal use of I Residents are asked to cooper- There Houtteman. a parolee from "absolut~]y 'mandatory." Beyster & Asso.ciates,. Inc. . ,burden of mcreasmg populatI0lls, Potential number of regIstered voters /45 ,'{ater. ate with this schedule from now the State Prison Hospital at Ionia, * '" * ,Measures for alleviating the~ex. t~e plan~ would also be. large GroSse PoiJlte Woods, 20775 Ma,ck As a result certain areas of the through September. made immoral advances. He had FA~HLY OF FIVE die,. "in isting problems of refuse. disposalen~U:g~ to ,offer' refuse ~)~posal Municipal offices open for registration: city hav,e been experiencing ex. . ----- promised the children apples in Boston apartment house blaze run the' gamut of sirtk disposal facllltI~s to other <;ommumtIes on h' h F' 9 . 5 tremely low water pressure. It SWINGS TOO FAR return. . t t 1 basls Mon. t roug Xl." a.m.-. p.m. has been reported that some While passing a parked car on I A d' t P k Pl" Ch' f believed to 'have been set 'by units. in the' homes, a proposal' a con rac ura. Sat.," 9. a:m.-.12 noon. . 7 393' . . B W.lk' f ceo!' mg 0 ar 0 Ice Ie . ts . t reSIdents have not had suffICIent June 14, Leona . ~ ms, 0 A th L H tt - "firebug." Deaths included an that has been buffeted abo~\; by . qIie, of .the ,comp 1al~ ~J~am~' Number ,of, regIstered voters , . 3 1'" Add D..." r ur ouwers, ou eman un- , .., t. h b ' P t t' 1-'" b f g' t d ter 7619 pressure for bathmg purpo"es 0 I n er on, e.rOl., swung d' th' t '11' expectant mother and prospective the various city councils;' sanitary' the' mcmera l~ process as een 0 en ia num er ore IS ere vo s , , . _. t f t h ] ft d h't er e Clrcums ances WI. not 'd t" th. It." d S'd L ' " " '. '. f' t t~ MacArthur has lssued a request 00 ar 0 er e an ,,1 a . th b fit f ' t . 1 b brI egroom. land fill me hod, and incineration. eresu mg:o or, al ane,' . All offices will be open July 7, last day 0 regts ra lon, '. . . D d I k h' recelve e ene 0 a na ut • .. • EverI.tt Lane,"c'l'ty manager of '''The' old 'pl~mh. simmerea re.fuse 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.' that reSIdents cooperate m the 0 ge pane truc approac mg .'11 b t d t th '. 'l' use of water, particularly for from the other direction. City 1 WI . e re urne o. e pru'on ATTORNEY GENERAL James Grosse Pointe Park, who for the at, 800 degrees (Fahrenheldt). '...... V t . kl' d t' 1 police "aid that minor damage hospItal as a parole vlOlator. He P. McGranery announced .I. pa"t two years 'has worked to. No.n,...everything i.s burned com- For ,:voting information, through, League of Women 0 erst sprm mg an wa enng awns." had prevI'ously b h g d .th ..ue " . vY" . 11ED 1 4553' IA tentative schedule has been was done to both vehicles. No Is' . een c ar e WI , resignation of three of his top draw the six m.. unfCipaliti.;es,'... ~n..to ple~_ely. at temp'e"ratures, of 1400 ea. ,- " set up to conserve water , for more t'lCkets were Issue. d, Imilar offenses • (Continued on Pace 1'7) sach a cooperatlve:program,con-' derrees or mort':. .. '.g. -Two Thursday, June; I', 1952 Thursday, JI

•• •.. 41_ . It.is useless to make good .laws Rose Show Private Dikes, Horse Shaw for bad ~opl~.ood government Long! must begin in the home. .. (CoDtfaaed ffom Pale n (ContiDUed from Pale 1) (CODtbiD~from Pal. 1) Ideal Weather experienced amateur exhibitors. lirable conditions ot" their prop- Thur!day;:: devot~ 'iii large part Held 0 Sections of Roses in table ar- ertietl. • . Will Keiease .City ranlements, and non-competitive, The petition provided that t~e < ; educational, and commercial ex- property owners would pay the Grosse Poin hibits will complete th(.breath- costs, of diking'over $100 and re- school graduati' taking display. . lease the ,city from any liability ning. v..-hen 231 to remove the dikes 'when the Poin te High ScI- ':SJNlC1al .Exhibits . emer,mcy no; lorige'i"existed. The aall'l_ ~tted .ro~,~S.,!i.l} be ex- council, after some dissenting dis- Few C0mmenc€' hibi~ed in a typical garden let- cWllion, agreed that the city the cOl:ntry over ~tin, that tan De 'planted anYtime should reimburse' the petitioners more beautiful' durin,. the growing year, and for expenditures above $100, at weathe!' was id, hundreds of roses may be seen 75c-per lineal foot, not exceeding cool and calm. under actual growing conditions .100 .... trees and shrubb beauty of the hig outdoors in the~formal beds sur.. DRivE' CAREFULLY poniC0. which se rounding the stately former Alger Summer flowers are .not so residence on" the Lake-Shore. fol' the exercises pretty when: >. arranged.,. around caps: and gowns tl, your' ".hospital" bed-Drive:' care- made an inspirin ell,y .f .,.....'ollte fullY."andenj,oy them 'on the 1'0\\' upon row 1 coun~!,yside. . , 2.0011 spectators sional and recess I Proposed A,enda . Praised By Buell Student Pr Public Heari~g Monday, June 23, Theodore E.' Buell;. executive As is the eusl .1952, at 7:30 P.M., 1!(150Mau- secretary of the American :Horse Pointe High Sc' !nee. - .. Shows Association, who for sev- mencement progl .. .-' eral years has officiated. at the dent prodaetion. llequested amendment.to Zoning . . Ordinance. Local BusineSs' Dis- ':JOIN CHESTER'S microphone during the Grosse dresses were g trict .permitting structures 150 Pointe event, says; "It has been gradl:ates. chaser feet in length.: . 'SHOE CLUB' my privilege.and pleasure tohave a:1d faculty as 0 attended' this show for' the' past res",ntatives of th Proposed A,enda IUY 12 PAIR-,~ • four years and' I can truthfully Scales talked on .. say it ranks among the best out- Laura Lou Smith . POitponed regular Meetiiig ,Mon- l'3lh PAIR FREE! door shows in the United States." day, June 23, 1952, 8:00:JP.M:' . Stop trash' can 'Put an end to unsanitary .flies We carry,Pon~:r.arrot, .qbi\d-Llfe This ili. truly an opportunity for trip,s! Possible consideration' of request- Pointe horse-lovers to enjoy blue and odors. Tbet:e are two trouble.free ways to do it .J'umpiri, Ja~klp,()fiicial •.. eleCtrically. 7' .' ed Zoning Ordinance .amend- , • ,-0 .•• " .. ribbon entertainment, and sup- ment as to local, business dis- Boy Scoqi;;Shoes port a worthy cause, for this yeal' With an e'ectr;c incinerator. bulky burnable trash trict. '.' . Sun~~BW!h Sh,~s for men Grosse Pointe's show joins Dev- . a.nd food,.craps. become mere handfuls of mineral. ,Progress on City' P~rk-pier pro- on, Lexiri'gton, Houston and Day- neb plant food. No work-no worry-no watching. ,ram. ~HESTEB ton, among others, notable horse shows whose proceeds, in whole Progress on Stat.e Survey of trees or part, go to charity. on private properties. BOOT SHOP 15911 East Warren To Benefit "Girls Town" Unftnished business and reports. at BU'lkingham This year Grosse' Pointe's ticket sales ,are pledged to the Michigan Tu. 5-0863 On Fri?ay afternoon, June .20,' NORIERT P. Federation of Women's Clubs at 4 o'clock, on the terrace of the NIF'. Open Fri. and Sll.t. 'till 8:30 City Clerk "Girlsi;own" enterprise. Tickets Grosse Pointe War MemOrial may be purchased at the gate, at Center, prizes will. be "awarded Saks Fifth Avenue, and at the to, the finest rose 'garden owners' J. L. Hudson Co. on the main competiqg in the' recent contest. flom'. There's convenient free .: The fo1lowing. ~6ple have list- parking' acroSM :from the show ed th~ir gardens for judgmg: Mrs. ~ ," grounds: YOUNG'S has 'em!" R. L.' Spitzley, M,1~s.Frederick W.' Campbell; Mr. William G:Power, GIVEN SAFETY AWARD Mrs. Frank W.. Hubbard, Mts.. .. The Michigall. Safety' Commis- Wood Williams, Mr. Clarence Me- Or enjoy the convenience of flushing food scraps .Catalina sion has awarded the City of Graw, Mr.. Ralph. Glahn, Mrs; .down the drain. A sink disposer is the hungriest Grosse Pointe Farms, through Ben 0; Shepherd, Mr: ,Frederick appli~nce in the)iouse. Thrives on a diet of bones, the police department, a 1951 na- H. Curtis,.¥rs. Frederick C. Ford, rinds, table scraps of aU kinds. . , w and Coop.' tional traffic safety contest honor 'ORDER NEW SCOUT CARS Also:: Mrs ...Charles H. Hodges, ViSit yo~r' plumber, electric applia~ce dealer, or roll award in recognition of com- .Purchase of. four new police Miss Frances' Booth"Mrs. Wm. H. nearby' Edison office.today. They have full informa. pleting the year without .,fatal scout cars was ;approved by the Fries, Mr .. Charles Ellis, Mr. Har- tion on these handy household help,ers. HERE Trunks motor vehicle traffic accident Farms Council.on June 16. The old Gumpper"M6; Richard Web;' more Swim within the borders of the munici- cars are. .being ordered from bel', Mrs. 'John Veech,Mrs. Rus- ~ floral pality. Holzbaugh 'Motor Sales Co., the sell Alger, War Memorial Gard- For full .. 2.95 to 5.95 for th low .bidder. for .' total cost of ens, and Mrs. Howard F. Smith.' inforntatlO l Our liberty can be destroyed $1490 and the four old cars which SEE-YOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison = The Windmill Pointe mill stone' • ¥ Y()u know the quality ••• the by bureaucracy. are being traded in. will be presented to the Grosse very b.st. Plain colors and plenty of the bright patterns. Men's Ind boys' sizes 28 to 42• i ...... C.lor P.,tift Tru"kt, $3.95 • lox., styl.. Mo", colors, .My .be ~q#J'~qWI:;/; /@tJ' -;l;qtJ #efotltf:£J" .~ E .... ': *BEATS. ALL OTHERS IN FORERUNNER STYLING Here's the big .reason why this. is the "hottest" car in , our history. Mercriry~offers you something really new ••• • •• in fact, everything new. And folks like you hav.e been quick to. rec'ognize ~ and respond to - this fact. For this is no mere face-lift ••• no years-ago model with the chrome moved around. This car faces the

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June'19, 1952 _ Thursday, June 19,'1952 , C; RO SSE': p, 0 I N T E .NEWS ' ess to make lood law.' pIe-good government in the home. .:Wng Honors List Announced As 231 Receive Dipiomas at HigllScnool

Ideal Weather Enhances .Beauty of: T~aditional ~eremony in' ~e. life -longp roc e s s of t also r!!ad, by ,Mr. Clemimon. whmers:' of'..scholar~hip,g;mts, '(J,t En tire, Gear Held on Lawn; RIchard Scales Laura Lou learrung., ,- '" ,These mcluded: ,", ,,'," " '- made by the, Mothers' Club of • ( & ~ I!~'IIm W- Smith Win Top Hono.r~ A lon~ list of, honors ~nd University' ?f:Michigan Hon~~s Grosse ;PoiJit~::Hi~hS~hool/ .Gifts, _ 'N" (;. Linnewerth reported to ,--.... _ " . scho~arsh1ps wa~ announced by Awards'Certu)catesof recognJ.'" o( MO,Q: eac!l,;):Yl1JbE!:1IlIlde,jforGrosse Pointe City police that Brings to your home • ALL THREE Grosse Poi~te's versi.on of the traditional American high ~r. Clemmson., These_ inclUded:, tion of high, scholastic: aChi.eve.... scho~arship;/'putposes>~~:~,Do:nna:while his car had been parked I s~hool graduation exerCIses took place last Thursday eve- H0tl0r Stud~nt~ . ! ment. conferred ~pon,Gre:tta Cul: Albrlght,::~lI(D~Y, ,B~a,l,Y:5,usaI!-:.in the; drivew:ayof his home at nlI~g,when 231 students received their di lomas at Grosse. The H ~ nor. Graduates. (stu- I lers, Bobb Hardles, Robert ,Mess-.. Ku~l,.Rooert;:_:~essnerJ,George: ,821 ,Neff, road, ~during the night, 100' PER CENT I Pomte High SchooL ~ . P , den,ts co~pleting their three~year n~r,. Conrad, Proctor;: E~ward' Pap1ch and:,p'~nlel; We~lJ,~of:.th~ June:: 14, someone had broken 1 Few . ,." ..I.semor .hIgh school course with Slchler ~d Laura Lou'Srrllth, of I J'Une.Class, ~nd:to, Eugen.e.Hal- into the trunk:. uar I commencement exerCIsesI~eIghbors and T~?mas LIster on 'I an average ofBor higher).:,D()n- the, ,June Class 0. and to Lrndon })rook of the _J8l1: y,Clas,s. An,. . LiD:ne'werthtold tp.e police that l/enIiIaIitm the country over can have had Know Thy God. . na Albright, 'Robert Anderson. Babc()ck and Allee James ,of the' award, of $100 :~as also made to a golf bag, and set 'of clubs had I 40efs ..,,. you centrolM more beautiful settings. The All three urged integrity, un- GIOl'ia Anton, Susan Armstrong', January Class. I Gretta' Cullers. - ... been. taken, along with a fishing I w~ather 'was ideal-pleasantly s~lfishness, and spiritual dedica- Patricia Barrett, 'Clark Bassett' UniversIty ,of .M i chi g a n I . New Seholars}lip' rod . and reel, and a suitcase ventM4mon .mI comfort. Their; 1/~ I cool .and, calm. The green of t~O?as the only desirable way of Graechen Becker, 'Joseph Buell: Regents~Alumni Tuition Scholar- Newest additiontofhe.scholar- packe~ w~th clo~hes. H~ said also MInter CLY.IVII:W, ..... trees and shru1?bery set o!f the hvmg. • Craig Campbell,Marilyn. Chiu;on, ~hips" renewable, for' four years sh;ipS,BvailabJe to" c;rosSePointe that a' shIrt, paIr of go.lf.slacks, I bea~ty of t~e hIgh school hbrary M~sic for the occasion was I Ray Clark, Ann Carlerj'l.ee Con- If,scholarship is ~atisfac;tory: Won HIghSc,hool ir~du~t~s ""as also and golf .shoes were mISSIng. ~d«IWn miMem.r - maximum vitihility' portICO, WhIch served as a stage, prOVIded by the Grosse Pointe stans, DQnald CoreY,~Gretta Cul- by Bobb HardIe!, and, Robert, announced. ThIS ,lS' theChet \ ------I Ami ytKI hove atl-wHtMr for the exercises. In their blue H~gh School Band and by the l~rs, Gerald Davis, Gloria Duem- Messner...... _ ISampson Scholarship. eStablished Champine Serves I caps and gowns the young people GIrls' Glee Club. Frances Crow- lmg, John Eberly,. Edna Edens Wayne Umvers~ty Full-TUItIOnI by Mz:. Chet. Sampson, member . .. . I .~,.tection for any encI every made, an inspiring impreSsion as ley sang a vocal solo., Invocation Robert Foley, Carol Ford, DOllald Scholarship, renewable for four of. the. Board of.;;Ed,ucation. .This Farms 25 Years row upon row f~led past some and benedic!i~n ,were olfered byFree~'nan, Shirley :Gi.ll~r, Nancy ye~rs:, A~a.rd~d to Donna AI-, scholar8hipconsists, of two, .in- . I ,...... Why "ot let UI live Y-u 2:000 spectators In the proces- Reverend W1lham. 1fammendGmemer", Arthur Gnf!Ith, Bobb brIght. I stallmeilts, of $500 each. The fIrst, I « ftO~h1iecrtioft. estimate? 110na1and recessional marches. mix:xist~r.of the Grosse Point~ Hardies, Ja?et ~ofmimn, Fred ~~,chiian State. College FUll-, winner of ~heaward is Dan Web? George ,Champine, sergeant in Student Production Umtanan Church. Jensen, Jamce KIefer, Margaret Tu~t1on Scholarsh1p, renewable . Completmg the' scholarshIp the GroliSe Pointe. Farms Police' I As is the custom at Grosse I Bushong Awards Diplomas Koehler, Susan: Kuhl, Norman for four years: Awarded to Susan lists were "awards ,from'th~ Department, has retired after 25 Pointe High School the com-I M W It R Cl' . Lasca, ThomasL,Ister, .Carol Love- Kuhl. ' .. I Rotar;r Club.. Grants of $200 each y~ars of se;:vic~ ta his village and rnencement program was a stu- cipal' pr.~se~ted th:"::\~~~ntD~~~- less, Car?l Lund~.ren, Pe,ggy"Lut- . N.R.O.T.C:.Ssholarship, pro~d- went' ~o MarHyn Lang, ';Myron CIty.He was honored at a meeting dent production The majo' ad- James W B h g . t d' ton.. DaVId MagUlre, R.ussell Mc- mg ,:full tUltIon, books, suppltes Ran n e y and Jean Rydholm; o~ the Farms Council Monday • dresses were given by ~hree ent, who' cO~fse'~'~d't~UeP~l~o~~a;NaIr, Robert Messner, Milton ~nd $50.00, monthl:y: Awarded by G:rants,of ~lOQ' ea~h. went to five mght and presented with a ser- gl"aduates, chosen by classmates on behalf of the I'd p _ Mona~an, ~arga.ret. >Mor~land, the Navy. to Richard ,Scales, g~r~s.far the specIfIC purpose of geant's gold retirement badge. and faculty as 'Outstanding re _ cation. In brief r~;:-ark of Edu ~ynthla Nettmg: Gearge 'NIChol- Thomas LISter, and Henry Hub-, tIam.xng to ,enter: the ..fIeld?f Mayor William Connolly 'read a resentatives of the class. Richa~d I class S. .' t d t ~ tO the san, qeorge Paplch, Conra,d Proc- bard, a member 'Of the January nurs.mg. The~e gIrlS, are Glona letter praising Ch;ampine's record Scales t lk d "K h " .' upenn en en. us hong tor, RIchard Scales; Robert Schal- class. . Damels,_, DOrIS Sct;me,' Elaine and expre~sing the best wishes of I • Laura LaoueS~~h o~o,~~T~JYS~~ p~mt~~ o':!t t~at ~. hIgh .schoo,~ Ier, Irmgard Schlageter, Susan . McMullen Scholarship in En- Stephen, Rita Strjght and-Audrey all the council member.s. n w y e uca Ion IS on y a propel start Senff, Edward Sichler, Laura Lau gineering, providing $700 a yea'r Rheaume., " ." G'"eafge )omed t.eh force an June Smith, Joan Smithers, Chal'les for five years: Awarded by Cor- Receptions.in both gymnasiums 10, 1927. He' served far 13 years Iry flies Sweet, Rose~ary Tomicic,. Ann nell y~~versity to Donald Corey. foll,owed the comme~cement ex- as a matorcycle policeman. He to do it Watson, Damel Webb, Marjorie Tr~n~ty College Scholarship, erClses: The Mot?-ers Clu~ spon- was elevated to the rank of ser- Yerge and. Kat~?n Ze~nen. Pl'ovldmg $75~ a year: Awarded I sored the l'~ceptIons.". . geant a1?outfour years ago. le trash Outstandmg CItIzenshIp Awards to R.obf7rtSchaller. . , .. I • . • '." ' Asked about his plans. for the nineral. (ta the'top five percent of the MIChIgan College .~f Mmmg & Vzsltor FaCIng future, George said he and Mrs. ltc..~ing. FREDERICK F. VOGT class): Susan Armstrang, Patri- Te.chnolo~ Full~TUltIon Scholar-' , Champine are heading north, in cia ~arrett,' Carol Ford, Bobb ShIP, renewable for four ye'ars':Double Trouble 'abeut two weeks. They will build Hardles, Narman Lasca, Thomas thA\:VardedJ ,to LyndonCl Babcock of. . a home on the shores of Saginaw List~r, Carol Loveless, Cynthia e, anuary. as~., Bay near Pinconning. "Then if it AlUMINUM PAAMH tTAINlESS STEfl WEATHERSTRII'f'lNG Nettmg,. William Rexford, Rich- ',BI?V:'n .Dmverslty SchalarshIp, Grosse Pointe Park police re- gets too cold, we'll simply get in P1Alt GlASS ANO ALUMINUM LOUV!llS ard Scales, Rabert Schaller, p1ov1ctmg $700 a year ,for four leased Carius Morgan, 19, 941 h INSiDE ItEMOVAtlf SCREENS Laura Lou Smith and Charles y~ars, $250 a year }?emg con- Navahoe, an a $50 bond, June 13 t e car and head for warmer Sweet. " tnbuted by the Brown-Club of after picking him up for running places," George stated. He plans Bausch & Lomb Medal (to the Detroit: Awarded ta Norman a signal light earlier that same ta rent his Kercheval avenue Sold, Measured, Designed (2114 1mtallea by , student giving most promise of Lasc~. ,," day, and set a caurt date for both home. fu~ure distinction in the field, of ~r.mceton Umv~rslty Full ~ him and his aunt, Jessie Godwin The Champines have two sClen~e): Richard Scales, TUItIOn ScholarshIp, renewable 943'Navahoe. ' I children, Mrs. Shirley Ann Wahl Detroit Louver Window Co. Alumni Athletic Award (to the for ,four years: Awarded to Police discovered that Carius, I 'OfLakepainte avenue, and Rich- CLEARVIEW WINDOW PRODUCTS I n:ost outstanding boy athlete in, Rab~rt Schaller... re~e?tly from Georgia, had been lard G.eerge, a law student at the eIther the January or June class): ~uncetor: .Umverslty Scholar- drwmg withDut an operator's Ii-' Detralt College 'OfLaw. Raymond Raetzel. ShIP, provIdmg $700 annually: cense: ~is au.nt was charged with I ------1408 DI1'vid Broderick Tower WO. 3-9410 The Rotary C lu b Service Conf~rred. upon Thomas Lister: permIttIng hIm to do so. The trauble with blunt words I ~ for the Award (a watch given to the UnIVe:r~Ity of Pennsylvania ------is that they all have sharp edges. i . student with the most outstand- Full-TUItIan Scholarship: ~ward- Parking Meters ing record for unselfish service): ed to Robe~t Sc?aller. I Narman Lasca.. Ya.le. UnIverSIty Scholarship, Ne'a I P 'd F WEDDING PARTY The Rotary Club Band Award provIdmg $1,000 a ,year, renew-.A , r y al or i (the name of the most outstand- able far four years: Awarded to HERE COMES me BRIDE, looking all the ing student in musicianship and Robert Schaller. The Farms has the 100 parking Let Your Savings EARN More more alluring because of the lovely contribution to the band to be. Mothers' Club Grants meters which it installed along inscribe~ up 0 n 3: permanent In addition to the scholarships the Kercheval avenue business floral arrangements we've provided trophy). Coby Martm. awarded by universities Mr ~rontage in ~ovember 'Of 1949'1 for the occasion. I~= Outstanding. Girl At h 1e t e Cleminson also announced th~ Just about paId far. There is a By Putting Them to Work at Edison ~ Award: Glana Duemling and . balance left owing the Magee-I = ,Margaret Moreland. Hale Park-O-Meter company of I i The HanoI' Boy and the Honor Farms Police . just $112.53... I ~irl' Awards (the names 'Ofthe R The meters were purchased THE MICHIGAN BANK KING'S m the class to be inscribed upon eport Submitted without down payment, at a cost I trophies provided by the Mothers' of $61 each. Payment has been I FLOWERS Club): RiChard Scales and Laura The ' made by applying half of each Lou Smith Farms Police Department, monthly callection to the pur- I 181. REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 14522 JEFFERSON The At'h 1e t l' S h 1 h' ?nswered a total of 211 calls dur- chase price. The city. keeps the I I . c c 0 aI'S Ip- mg the m th f M . Up To $5,000.00-11'0 Over $5.000 Leadership Award (a dictionary to the on t 0 f ~y~ accordmg other half and with the cleaning 1270 1t% i = "F I T FOR A QUE E Nil to the most 'Outstanding bo hav-I Hi repar a, ~Ief Walter up of the small balance, it will ! ing at least three va,rsity ~etters adoJl~s;o~ail:rests'lmclUded 40 be,.~ble to retain all of the col- /1 aJ l....Iarlboroligh in at least two sports)' Norm • n )~vem es. lecbons, Gold Seal Savings Certificates . Lasca. . an .Cash coll.ectJOns were $726, ,e Through May the Farms had I' m s ' . WIth ~313.bemg collected for traf- taken in a total of $11,972.94in Per Year For Five Years 2l% ch~larshIps Won fi~ vI?latJo~~, $159 for ,parking nickels and pennies. It has paid I 21% :w ScholarshIp' awards made by vlolabons, $232 lor traffIC' court the company half of this amount va colleges and universities were cases and 22 far violations of the 'Or $5,936.47.' ' I ~t. dog ordinance. I leI Three adults and 'Onejuvenile C "t CI h he had the~r -driver's licenses SLlS- OrnmUnl y U : \, 'Please p~nded. There were 28 traffic ac- Boosts Program I m cldent~ which accounted for a to- SAVE WISELY! Turn . ~a~o~ $4,66R in damages and six THE mJunes, The Grosse -POlnte. Woods Com- I, BORROW WISEL YI

to ~WDcases of breaking and eJl- munity Club announces that the 'I' tenng were reparted. There was summer prafessional staff, has I MICHIGAN BANK no loss in either case and three been expanded. The summer ar,rests were made in connection Day Camp schedule has, been WIth them. Seven cases of simple changed in order to improve the 600 Woodward Ave. WO.I-5300 larceny were reparted, with a pragram. loss 'Of $175, of which $130 was The schedule will be as fol- recovered. One case of grand lar- lows: SIX CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BRANCHES cen:: acco~mted for a lass of $176. Day Camp will be on Tuesday, FIVe blCycle~ were reported Wednesday and Thursday after- DEPOSITS INSURED TO $10,000.00 BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Pag. stol~n, and six wer'e re~overed, noons from 1:30 - 4 p.m, This one, of them a hangavef from small group program will acCom- Thirteen ApI'll. Two ,cases of destruction madate. children 4-12 years old. of J;raperty mvolved damages 'of The fee will be $1.00 for mem- $15:>. bel'S for twa wel!ks -and for non- 4- Bed roo m Cape Cod The12ewere seven dog bites remembers $1.50. . I t ported and 12 persans were re- Registrations. are now open' ported missing,. all, being faund. for both 'Of these programs. It I for 1ml1l,el1iote Sale , - Eleven doors were found left is advised that parents register open and six ambulance runs their, childl'en, as parent signa- t. were ma~e. Two fire' calls were lures are needed on the cards. ~:- answered and total complaints The Community Club program is numbered 150. 'Open to . all residents in the You're EASE The department is~ued 131 Grosse Painte School District AT driver's licenses and nine chauf- and is a service of the United • leur's licenses during May. Feundation . , ; tnan FAULTLESS ho"s .ul:o- OAKLOOM ,CtEANS CuRT'AINS CORRECTLY cord pIOn TROPICAL Det.roit's Finest Curtain hree Laundry has For Over Tbirty Years Stop W.ORST ED City ana Suburb",. Delivery WEhster 3-1010

yet to FAULTLESS II Light as a breeze . • .' tailored hold their smatt lines under. humid Curtat" UltJnd,y .1UJ Cleaners heat, . '. OakloomTropical Worsteds 4737 Elmhtirst are Whaling's contribution to 581 Roslyn Road. in First Block off Lake Shore Road your Summer comfort. In a wide and only Three Blocks from Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. ~eleCtion of cool color tones ... with, Establislted J 899 Whaling's special attention to perfect Ready for immediate. occupancy! One and one-half stories, with living fitting •• , and attractively priced, K.MAGARIAN room, dining room, kitchen with disposai; 'covered terrace, 2 bedrooms 55.00' and 62.50 down, and bath with tub and stall shower: 2 bedrooms and full bath up. , . , Oriental Rug Service Attached 2-car garage! full basement. 75x 150' lot, landscaped .

• HandWashinc '.'Rap.ifinc SHOWN BY 'APPOINTMENT Whaling.s eo Fina T.p •• lry S.,vlc. COME IN AND$E,I OUR' fIN I STOCK OF PERSONALLY '1J2BI11j weaJt, UBILDOR" SELECTED, IEAUTIFUL O~'INTAL RUGS Joseph O. Busch 617 Woodward 6329 W. 7 Mile lItoa" Open 9 A:'M. 0"" ThurMiay to • P.M. Daily and',iday E"•• inp Call TV. 1-9355 from 9:30 +'0 5:00 daily-or TU. I.~ 1b" evenin9s and Sunday

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Sotn.Ud..,eh",Rett8.:s'.l¥, •.a'.,..m,il.'/.8..,Oe".,.,n'e.,.,.'.. CC..:aOr,.UaRvtaYnYs 1'"'-__ ~.'(J_,b_l_t'u_a_r_ie_~8_.;: ---.o." IIS~:I~n:,t.t~hi~~~ansl!~~~!::nL:!~~.is J'udg~ C. Josep . C p 8 ,__ ' only one thing for the Simians, interested ~nd willin~ t~ devo:e heard twelve cases e another play Th~year itis';to a few evemngs of thelrtlme .thIS Pointe Park municip ': One hundred of Gr08se Pointe'.ltaYoung; Jimmy DU!ante, Bob .G'UST~DeNOLJ',., [., VIOLA WILSON be "The Circle'" by Somerset summer is requested to come to sian Wednesday. Ju hiah .chool' age boy" and girJ. are IStac~ :lean '~eters, Mitzi Gaynor, "G~,t ..at D.'eN..•.01.f,.:0. f.l. 444,Way- .. :ViO.la.. Wils..011; .?f 12. 17 Bedford, Maughan. The performance dates a general' meeting this Friday of the defendants f busy ,etting ready to "hit the ~bb~ Jteyrt.olds.,an~ m.any o~h~ burn;~usbandof-,MatY;' ~rother~fe;o!Erne!tR.;motherof Rob- have been scheduled as July 24,. h ld t th "', d -2t:l .' . t'h .,.."T"'. t... d r evening' to be e a e War pear and forfeited be . d" th' . , Iers will;~galn be meetmg WIth of Emily ;and.'Leo,ofK~n!!l&!l ert C. and Mrs; James Garca; 2~ an ,0, .me . J~ea.e un e .. $52.50. roa I' ,um.m~r U, membem ,the group;. ~, I City, and Rene, of Utica, "died sister of Avery, Charles, and the Stars" at .the War Memorial Memonal Center, 32 Lakeshore ot Chet Sampson's Western cau- After',tl}e hotel:days in 'Holly,:, June 7. , "', ' Claren~e Delplace,. and Mrs. Center.'., 1 Drive, at 7 o'clock: . Frank \'7 Neil, 114 vans. Before, their return :for~wood it;willbe'baClltoSleeping Servjceswere held'at'Our, Gordo'nH.Adler"died June 6.; Many new members are needed The play commlt!ees w.111be forfe:ted a S10 bond. school th}s :tall, they will cover9ags'aridblue j~~::fuYosemite,Lady o!, Sorrows-Church, Wed- . .:FuJleral.:was'fromtne Verhey- this year to fill vacancies l~ft 'organized .an~castmg WIll be -- 17,000 mlles of. the .West, hav'e "N' '. ", l' p. .k.h'" f d . nesday, .Jun.,l1.:d~ ,Funeral, Home, Monday, by: older members now in the done at thIS hme. .!Ieenhalt of thenationalparks6f atlOnaar, w .ere. our ays. -- June 9. armed services., - the countryplw;four:of Canada's are required to see all the at.;. ELLA BONNER' '. ' _ The only requirement for mem- Fact-finders are, as much need- and travelled through half ofih~ traction. 01 that park: hikes up Ella' Bonner; wife of 'the' late CLARA SNAY bership is a sincere interest in ed in this country today as path- COOL states in, the country, two. of Can- to Half Dome and th~ falls ,the Thomas J.;'diedat the. hom~'of Clara'Snay died ,.at' her home play production.; experience is finders were 'in the early days. a.da's provin?es, and a small por- giant' redwoods; Glacier~oint,1 her daughter,' Mrs~.RIchart;LC, on Muir Road, Sunday ,June' 15. tIon of MeXICO. .., ,Gorman, of 836 Edgemont .Park, She is' survived by, her husband . I '11 'k and others I J 3' , ".' ,. , Opening Special Th'.e~r s ,!"l ta e ,~~, ~eeks • . ' ' une : "' JosephW.,. four sisters and one for then . trtp which left on San FrancIsco offers lunch at I SerVIces and mlerment "{ere ,brother. . To introduce our new IOeltion June 14, and takes .in California Fisherman's Wharf, a ride on the held, in St, James, Mich., Ju~.~,5. . Services were held Wednesday, cu:d the. Southwest. The boys' Cable Cars, shopping in China- 'J1:1ne 18, at the St. 'Paul Church. MONDRY' ..S Tailor 1250 WASHINGTON BLVD. trtp, leavmg on July 26 requires fd' n' t hd KATHERINE HARTMANN Interment was in Mt Olivet five weeks and features Ithe Can- .own" an., ,some r~ - an, exper- Katherine Hiirtmann,of953, Cemetery.' . }";s'now 4vttilah1e /()f' adian Rockies and Pacific North- lence Wlt~ the well-known San Lincoln road,: wife of. the, lat,e '. west. Francisco"fog., Framl; mother of Mrs. J.F:$l~: ' .'ADELAIDE C. WILLIAMS EXPERT F I.T T I N.G S. Your ChoIce Seve~new sta~ion wagons will After Re~o'; and La"ke Tahoe, vik, Charles aJ1dqJoseph, ~~eg..' Adelaide: "C. Williams, of 313 be p~t mto serVIce, and as U!lual thegro?p will hsstento ~~rth~rn Saturday,June:7~ . .",',.,. \ Beaupre Avenue, 'wife of the l~te and A l TE RATIO N S Very specially pric.d. Silv.r-pl.t. on copperl B.autifully sleepmg bags will be used entire- N~vada for the ann~al VUllt.WIt? Funeral ,servlc,es were held in William K. Williams, mother of mad., appli.d G..droon border. GrlVY BOlt and Tray 9V~ ly, except. tor the three nights in Bmg Crosby and hlS sons. ThlS Cleveland, Ohio; . We(i;nes~ay, Charles C G H J h G in. long. Cov.red Vegetable Dish J J Vz in. long. Well And Hollywood ...Foul' special trailers w~ll ~e t~e fourth year for' this June 11. Interment .in Clevelan'p.. and Tho~ks ~~r~il}i~ms~ ~iste~ carry clothes, special stoves, ice tt:lI? highhght, and each year the of Wilfred. Casgrain, died Tr•• Platter in. long, v: At Our New Location J6V... box, and cooking gear. This equip- YlSl~hasbecome~orememorable. G.: FRED DE BOL'T june 12. .. I' "Forty y.en of ment makes the groups complete- .Bmg, ~ould 'l1~e. to take the G. Fred De Bolt, of 945 North 'Funeral services were held eXl).rience:" 371 Fisher TU. ;5-9300 ly self-sutYicient, and they are gl:,ls hIki~g up mto. the mou~-, Renaud road, husband of Esther; Monday, June 16, at the St. Paul' able to stop at any ti~e and any- tam.s on hIS ranch thxs y~ar. It IS father of G. Richard anp'Sally, Church. ' I ;-:-.#1 . -where to prepare theIr mea18 and agam expected that he wlll crown died June 4. ' , ,'. spend the night. "Miss Sleeping Bag of :;'952" Funeral was' from the Verhey:' These two trips mark the aro~d the .c~mpfire ~eld each den Funeral" Home, Saturd,ay'; Cer#fied GemologisJs eighty-second and' eighty-third evenmg. ThIS ~s th~ gIrl chos~n June 7. '" ':. 1250 WASHINGTON BLVD. trips made in this fashion !Iince as the outstandmg gIrl of the trIp. !Ietween Stat. and Grand lUver the first one in the summer of Last, year,~.an~:a.amsay was ALLAN i NI(!OL.',;,~, Exclusively 'ot GrossePDini, Drug (0. -TUN 'It"cool. :Refl~ered Jeweler-Ammcan Gem Society 1939. About two thousand stu- presented with the title .and a Allan J. Nicol, aged 37, of .1565 dentS from GrosSl! Pointe have beautiiulbeflveJ,' pelt by Bing; HollyWood, husband of. Jane p.,;, pl.asartf ck participated in them. Said Bing:'in' his invitation: father of Pakicia Lee; son , of The girls will llrst visit Boys' "We shall look fo:r:wardwith plea- Frank and the late Alice-Nicol; Town in Omaha Nebraska and sure to your arrIval and to. the brother of Donald, Mrs. ,William , _ the New," Delicious .No need 10 nm oil : then push on to Denver and Col- little song-fest up on the bank of J. Kensler, and Mrs. Herbert o~ eeaehortl to ~ .. oraclo Springs for their flrstlook the creek. M.y little m?~ters al- Hering, died suddenly' June 4. ReA Room Ai~ ' at the Rockies. Hiking around the ways appreCIate the VlSlt o,f the Services were held at the st. bring cool mout'.tair: Garden of the Gods will get the ch~rmin~ young lad!es who cO,m- Joan. of Arc Church Saturday, NON-FATTENING 10 your own home. kinks out of their muscles, before prlse the Grosse Pomte set. GIve June 7. fresh. filtl!rM .i~' they travel on to the ancient In- my very .best to all the kids." dian ruins at Mesa Verde, Here ,Next ~mthe ag~nd~ 'is Sillt ,Lake STEPHEN KOZLOW, s•• why RCA (11 they will explore the homes of CIty WIth a SWlm m the Great Stephen Kozlow, aged 64, of air COM; the Pueblo Indians, built one Salt Lake. Yellowstone and the 920 Trombley, husband of Viola; COLA\ "HEART -OF-COl' thocsand years ago and still pre- Grand Tetons. f?llo:", Salt Lake. father of Dr. Clifford S., .Gerald . served in the cliffs oi the region. :\'popular actt';'lt,Y m the Tet~n~ Thomas, and .Rqbert D.'; ,also,two "AIRFLOW" GRit The Painted Desert. and Petri.;. )s, horseback rl.dmg" along WIth grandchildren, died' June 6. .. lCA FACTORY S I lied Forest are taken in. on the hlkes up the mo~ntams. The hot- Services were held at the. way to the Grand Canyon where water phenom~na of Yellowstone Schma)zriedt Fun era 1 Home, DRI N K I the more daring will hike down a~d th~ beautl~ul falls compete Monday, June 9. Interment was I to the Colorado River, a gruel- WIth the bears m th~tpark. at Grandlawn Cemetery. In Grosse Pointe y,ou can buy this Curti: ling sixteen-mile hike. The oth- The return route IS by, way of ers, most of whom will have th: Black Hills, Mt. Rushmore, CLYDEA. BUCK highly palatable, COLA drink, Open'Monda cameras, will be content to photo~ Wmd Cave, and the Badlands. Clyde A. Buck, of 260. Lewis- "5 F", .only at the Gro~se Pointe 1691 SHarpe graph the "grandfather of all On their five-week tour begin- ton road,' husband of 'Ruth D,; Drug compaRY, Not emly: delieious canyons" from the rim. ning on .July 26. the boys ~willre- father of'Douglas'A. and :Ja.neA.; and r~fre!hing. but it has normal Ranking high in favor with p:at, some of what the gIrls see: son of Mrs. Thonias Knowlan; sweetness, plus vitamin BI .and brother of. Mrs. Edwin J. Miller. Grosse Pointe youth are Zion and B~ngs ranch, Reno, Salt Lake vitamin C. Bryce Canyon National Parks in CIty, Y~l1owstone, the Tetons, Mrs. F,ranklin Branch, and Aus~ southern Utah. The most. colorful Black J:Illls, and the Badl8:nds. tin A. Buck, died June 1, ca~yons in the country, they re- T?ey WIll ad.d.1;lorthern Callfor- Funeral services were held at qUlre four days in order that the n)a, the ~acllic N?rthwest, and the chapel of the William B. ' NO, SUGAR NO CALORIES girls may take the many trails the Ca~adian RockIes. Important Hamilton Co.; Wednesday, June' • which lead throughout the parks. SVtolP5~ll~Nbet"mad1epatkMt. Lashsen 4. -for diabetics -for weight-conscious people A trip through Hoover Dam, a 0 camc a IOna ar, Mt. S as- . and swim in Lake Mead, and visits to tLak Mthte RSha?ta Dtham,oCrater Two Pointers Receive EIGHT OELICIOUS FLAVORS the fabulous hotels of Las Vegas a e, . an,ter, e regon precede the trip across the Mo- Coas~, Gran.d Coulee Dam, and BA Degree. at Trinity'" jave Desert into California. GlaCIer NatIonal Park. --.,::' .:~,' Though short visits to all the Among the 211 seniorsto:pl~~'e I ~aches of Southern California Youngatera Begin Daily their hands on the "Commence- WIll be made, the favorite is La- Bible Camp on June 23 ment Book" in the graduation guna Beach, where stops are ceremonies at Trinity College in . HartfQrd, Conn., last Sunday, ~ade," before and after the visit On Monday morning,; June 23, were Robert A. Car:vel', son of 10 TIJ~ana, Mexico. The latter Grosse Pointe Woods Presby ter- Mr. and .Mrs." Claud 'Carver,. 'of 5 Deliveries Daily KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR TUxedo 5-4827 stop gIves the Spanish students ian Church opens its doors to ac- McKinley road, and Carl A. Stev-, al?- opportunity to tryout their commodate the third annual ses- I er, son of Mr. and Mrs. GarlH. ~}~:...) hI~h school Spanish in bargaining SiOIlof the Daily Vacation Bible Stever, of Balfour. , . -J# .... [I • WIth the natives over souvenirs. Camp, held each year for chil- Both Carver and Stever were . , Turn to As usual, Hollywood will wel- dren of the community between candidates for Bachelor, degrees. co.me t?~ group in grand style, the ages of 4, !',nd 11. The Trinity "Commencemen'i." WIth VISIts to the movie studios'Each day,-:from,.9:30 to 12, and Book" has been touched by.every, and homes of the stars, and radio . continuing for two weeks, crafts, graduate in the 126 graduating • l bro~dc~sts. Some of the stars will games, nature walks, songs and classes of the ~ol1ege. Professional b~ Invlted to the girls' hotelior stories, all woven about a central 2 2n "d YEA RON G R 0 SSE POI N TE' S P R I N C I PAL COR N E R d1Oner.parties. Dale Robertson is theme, "Learrting to Be a Chris- CAR WINDOW SMASHED th~ latest star to indicate he tian," will be presented by a George F. McSorley,. 16329 WIshes to. meet the girls, It is ex- trained staff, under the guidance Harper, Detroit, told Grosse. Hair Care! pected that the old stand-bys of Mrs. Clarence Anderson, di- Pointe Woods police that. while I Ron~ld Regan, Alan Ladd, Loret~ rector. his car, a 1952 Plymou~h, had, : Opportunity remains open for been parked in the \Voods The- I registration at the church's Edu- ater lot during. the eveni~g,' June cation Bldg, until Sund'ay noon, 10, someone had smas1}ed.'..the June 22, or by calling TU. 2-6312. right front. window. Police were All interested boys and girls unable to ...trace the vandals. are invited to attend this sum- Nothing had been taken from the ... ""'--... [ ili__ mer project, irrespective of creed. car, they said. . Welcom.e Keep your Precious Memorie-s Wagon a lif~time-witha mebc~re DODGE Sponsors TAP ERE CO'. D E R Keep your record ot-uonly happens once" momeQts'comp~ete 6-PASSENGE.R SEDAN Grosse Pointe Beauty Salons with a P.M. Album! .Any event that ,.o~'d photograph, de- Displaying the Association serves to be accompanied by YJII1UlI The sound of your voice Emblem Can Be Depende~ On. Have a Message saying the marriage.vows, baby'. first words, the merrymaking Every One Is a Hair Specialist 1011 birthday. and holidays. a narration of your vacation movies, lor Newcomers i-made on the spot. A complete »M1UI tdbM1nof.your Precio" 25 With an Expertly Trained ~taff~ US] I:tJ 1IUIi601l s to Memories is possibk, praakal, and a We\>cOr Electronic Memory! Th. 'oll.wh't M.mil.n WlI1I. PI••• ed to S.rv. Y.u: Grosse P~inte'

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', .' ..";;, '~": .'.'e MllJi~'P4!rlorm~f'e;, . . I Silas Frazier, 1256 Glover. for~ Vlrgl,nla Pl,lrk, was. fined$S.. . ~~';:7.,~~.'~..:,;:'..,o,'>!o';\;,;"': lock. ....N. ..'.. mmittees will be fo~~~fek W. Nell, 11401 Je.ffer50n,lf~ited aborid of ~15. Hehad been ~dls~nL, R~bblns,87tLor.Tr.u,~t:~~:'t~IUi~C.?c~P?~o~y,tl1~;: casting will be = d a $10 bond. He had been pIcked up speedmg on Jefferson. rall~e ro~d, recelyed .~e :,of.$7'J.?et,r~1~::~~l!~gny:P()~,:8~~~e.~,; me. for runnmg a.stop .•treet, 'May 18'ltra;',accordiril.toA1fre4. :~ps~elp,. Thomas J .Schroc~, 20490.Wy-pr~i~erit.,.of' 'PfeiH~r's~:'-:-ia~4 \ ~re as much need- oming, .was.fined .$7 for ~iSobeY~~d~!d\"f~r!l~J';prNid.~t~t., ~P,~I try today as path- ing a signal light, May.18.. . Detroit Federation of Muslclal1l'~1 . the early days. , For reckless .dri~inlimd ,.caus- .'pf;iff.r'~;~d'~the:M:llS~c ...P~r~:; By Your Two Leading ingan aecident.tMackandfonnanc.Tr~trundwm~pr~yy~~, Whittier MiltonW.' Stout .70' the"public: with: 2.4 free'eye~g,', .- . " d ... d.. o' • conlierti,:. Three'cpncertS.~each:. FIsher r.oa • wa.! .Ane .2..* , ..•Wedn d.' ""-:c.d '..' .d'.. • week on; .. es aY,'.l':r1 ~Yan.' 'ailor A fine of .$:5 was place~ a.almt Saturday'will'bi!played for"eight NEIG ..HBORHOOD J03eph G. Dufendach. DIckerson weeki:...... , . \ Isla.nd, AlgonaC, fC?rcausingan 'Mr.EJ)8tein also announce,da~ or L aCCIdent at Vernor ,and Lake- neW-lOCationfor the 195.2surnmer pointe. .erie..;Symphony Pavilliolland riNGS ,For speeding on Jeftersonave- Gardens' at Jefferson. Beach on nue..May 17,0. DonaldHerron,; 1 Lake'St .. Clair.,wunamedas .the APPLI'ANCE STORES! IONS Rathbone place, received a ftneof orcheatra'.new: summer home; $16, . . Symphony Pavillion'!Jid Gar- Donald O. ;D~VIS.4138 Buck- dfmsseablseveralthousand.Con- }cation ingham, was fine!! $5 for 8Jl acd- cert.;g,erscan now. e~joy fine " ,- , \ dent ,at Kercheval and Lake- music itithe beachseUmgof the U.5-9300 pointe. Garderisorunder the roOf of the BECAUSE:~ln ,e~ent weeks tltebuying public has been subject foadvertising 0" Ap- For letting a restricted driver Pavillion. drive without a.g':lardian,F.rapcis 'Star:tin,. with the. first t:;oncert ", plia,nces and Te'evisionwhich may have been misleading or false; g;y;ng Cramer, 5031 Cadll1ac, recelyed.a June 18, Mr. ValterPoole-will fine of $7. conduct 2-i.two -hour 'concerts. tlt.impression thatthe.Appliance Market #.tltas collapsed." We wish to Each conc~rt,will beginat8:3Q p.m. and. will feature both c1assi~ stot~tlte followirig: cal and semi;- c1assicalworks'; (0. -1v... Ire"cool ..isIbIi1 Many prominent young' Detroit .01oim will be 'heard. .: . pl.t:IIfJItf Joys !n.ca-sponsoring 'the. summer. •. seriel, Pfeiffer's. co-op~ates .with .. 1. WE ARE NOT:-t Goingoal ~fIIasin8S1 the Mwic' . Performance Trust. No need &DrUGofilo Lhemountajn~ Fund. Thi.:fund'was~tablished 2. "In trouble" financially . Ol' Ilellehoreto escape the heat. AD by all recording companies for ... ReA Room Air Conditioner will advancing ,goO;dmusic.. The' fUnd • A "%1 POI brIng cool mountain relOrteJimate in. il administered, here by the. De": 3. Overstocked . MIY 100M .j to your own hom •••• si...e you elean. troit Federation of Musicians. fresh. flilered ail' the yeu 'round. '''NfI .,1_. SymphonyPaviUion and Gar- 4. Open on Sund.,s dens 'i. easily reached by Lake s.. why RCA .,ive. YCHI b.tt ... Shore Line busessfarting from air com:lit;ottiltfl - Grand Circus Park. 5. "Ordered" by' ADorneyi Free parking. space is provided "HEART -OF-COLD" COMPRESSOI . Cf'me in for A for thousands of cars. Boabrean "AIRFLOW" GRilLI . ,:Free Demonstration anchor off .Jefferson .Beach with- leA FACTORY SERVICI in' listening distance of the or~ I. Here 10 sla, chestra: 2. WE A:RE:- Curtis Mower, Inc. Reserve Training 2. Here '0 service your applialces Ope,,' Monday, Thursday and Friday Evenings 'm , Wing Convert~d 3. Experienced appliance.men 1691 SHarper Acro!!s from VOIfUf) TUxedo 5-3206 Theatre , Michigan'lI 929th, Res e r ve 4. Gar.ful in. our'purchasing . Training Wing' became the new 439th Fighter-Bomber Wing at Selfridge Air Force Base this 5. Honest in our advertising claims 'Please week. Thill followed the an~ nouncement earlier that the fly- I ES Turn ing training for civilian Reserv- I. How 10 buy wisely to istll would begin this. summer. 3. WEKNOW:- Thill ill part of a long range plan through which the Air 2. How to sell correclly Force expects to build up fully manned and trained Reserve .3. This is an honorable business Wings. Initially, conventional propeller driven' aircraft wili be 4. Our customers' needs used with jets and other advanc- Page' ed types coming later in the program .. 5. We have your. confidence 827 13 Colonel Felix L. Vidal of Grosse Pointe, Commanding Of- fleer of the 9.29th,.continues as Commandin:g Officer of the new- ly designated "39th. This Wing, THEREJORE, like the 929th, will train at Self~

ridge one weekend per month in .." , addition to Il two week active ...•_. duty perkld set lor August 10- 11 24th. 4. WE ASK YOU:-1.To compare oar prl~el . ORNER With the :flying program, new . openings in almost all Air Force 2. To comaare.. our merchandise ., eome in for a specialties will be available for , '. both men and women. Men with prior &ervice in .any branch of 3. To compare our oreanizalions th. Armed Forces and women • over 18 are eligible. 4. To compare our background This program offers double pay for training weekends, pro- motions, and retirement bene- 5. To come in and lalk to us onev- In fitS. Especially needed are fighter pilots who were not eligible for the old program that offered only ground training: The Per- sonnel Officer of the' 439th, in We are franchised and authorized by the top 'nation- ~JwJ\JlA~ . Building T-727 at Selfridge is ~ Right now your p.... nt eo!, is probably available :for further information on the new Wing and for ques- allv-known manufacturers who do want their mer. tions' concerning Reserve Status. ~ not .

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, " P... Six GRO SSE ThursClay, June, '19, 1952 " .', " -' - ::,"-'\_";:.' ... _: .. " .. ~.." -' '. ~~;, -, -- ..--:-' NEWS. • Thursday, Jur Duo Fj ,Welcome to New Teachers, Joan Dryden ~. J 2 "fJ Y £ A! 0 F (; 0 00 BUS ,[ N E S S Colby Junior Cc • • , 1 r, ButlUs. ojJh'gf':owth 0/ lb. 0'0ss., Poi~t, 'co"",mIJnit.y ,. and brought wit} and th", subse'ittHltin&r~IIS,tl . '1!1'0P?!"'n.! tfJ ..lkt publIC mate Claire Smi' sthoDls th_GrniIlPoinl.''$chool'BoitWI!JJifS:,;iiiJ~ ',som, 50 with Joa:: 2nd h aPP();1I~ment,,"'-thetli:O~#fJ}.culli'!~itr ' " ,< '" ' John Rodger Dryc , Thtse.PPr'1ntm.~/r:h~,;also.be~ .. ;mRd, l~~t.~s'(Jftb. val road for a cou i "",ellt) r,plile. Jh~S"~"f.b.'f'll,a?~"'g,;!'h, Publ,c School sys- IHIt 101'1',a50ll,oj t';Ml.Jfn:Of't'~'1'em~!.,,: ~. By w"y oj.introaucttonlo the parents ofchdJren who 1.Jlillattend or who "are now attending the public schools, the .NEWS ;;spublishingweeJely short biog1'aphies of thos, whose IIpppi"tm,,,,s;:hdve bunc~nfirmed. During. th,c~- ing months untilschoolreo~ens t.n~he fall, the btographt,s of new teachen will .Pp~iWIn ,each iSsue. , . an .entire building lor FU R storage Beainni'ng next lallWAI..TER '\ J! ADAMS will teach. the fifth Shepler's ewn .r.d eperate thIs Ira d .at Maire EleJX.lentary School, a.~ording to a recent an- modern off-the-premise storage !m nouncement by the Grosse Pointe :~:::~ -' building for customers' furs Md other ",'w. School Board. Mr. Adams is a graduate of out-of-seoson g~rment! ~nd house- Lanlling(Mich,) ,ublic sch'ools and received, his, B.A. degree from Antique Taffeta' hoid furnishings. It is exclusively f; Alma College in Alma, Michigan. He is married and is now living Shepler fetJtur" !veiloble to you in Lansing. I dines out In whenever you are ready for storage. ulld.ratat.d '.pl.ncfour I p ARTHUR S. aOLSTER, JR;. • JEAN BRIERS, now living in I A gown ofmom~ritou~ will" teach history, at the GrO$se ;Detroit, is a,raduate of the pub:-; lie !lchools of Nova Scotia. She Pointe High School with the be- received her Bachelor of Arts in evenings ... unusually ginning of the fall semester this, Education at Acadia, Nova Scotia free of superflous' year. Born in Bismarck, .North am; has had ~xperience tea!ching Dakota, he attended the public in the English schools of Mon- detail ., ,. with .• fichu ~" '. schools of New Hampshire and treal, Canada, as well as Rose- neckline and. wealth received his A.B. from Dart- ville, Michigan, \, . mouth College. Beginning nextfall she will I of skirt to emphasize the He spent three and a half teach the fifth grade at the Maire r years as a naval officer, serving Elementary ~ch~Ol.., rich beauty of the . M.i .. Offic •• ,,4 P1... t as senior officer in personnel fa oric. RQseor 16901 Harp.' Av •• , .t Gr.ytoll mattels. Sinc'e the war he has earned his M. A. at Harvard, blue .. Sizes 12 to 18. I..dia. ViII.,. B,allch " where .he is currently nearini B845 E. Jefferson, lit Hibbard completion of his Ph,D. in hi.~, tory, Dowftto\'Jft .raft.h I i~j;1i!:"j:l;,'~::::!i::I:j:;;i*~1t:m1WkB;::@I;N~~~~[ji~:~~;~~~fll, Penobscot Bldg, Concourse TO GET CERTIFICATE A graduate of Deb'oU puolic Paul Mabarak, 1258 Three schools, JOYCE BOBIER' is cur~ Mile Drive will be among the 45 rent receiving her Bachelor of L who will receive real estate cer-, TU.1-1900-- tificates awarded by the Uni- Arts de'gree from Michigan State versity of Michigan Extension Normal College. She has recently i Service and School of Bus~ness received appointment, to the Jal'{)hSOIIS Administration on June 19. faculty of Poupard Elementary '... :-~~.: ~,~... ~:.;.;:::7-;.:.:: l School where she will teach kindergarten. KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR Miss Bobier. who has also attended Albion College, lives at 3796 Devonshire, Detroit.

SURE WAY TO GET VOTE The one sure way to get out a JACOBSON'S ANNUAL heavy vote in our presidential elections would be to tell the citizens they can't. ., Tru-E Born in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, .eool c:. VACATION ERNEST BAUER, received his B.A. degree from the University ! white I of Wisconsin in 1950. He was a. i: member (If the baseball team of whitE LUGGAGE EVENT that year that shared the Big 10 championship with the University I• of Michigan. Following his graduation, he took graduate work at the uni- FINAL versity and taught school in I i - Green Lake . .Mr. Bauer, a World War II veteran, will teach mathematics at the Grosse Pointe High SchooL I • • • zf f ! f % Kercheval "t St. Clair } ~ k If ~• earance 11 ~•

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I ,:.' Fam,ous Mendel .Luggage .-" - .~ ~ ~, IIEDUCED 200/0 ~ ~ Born in Jamesville, WIsconsin, .~ /01" one week only JOHN E. FOX was graduated ~ ~ from the public schools there, received his B. A. degree from Mil- 50% TO 70% OFF! ~ Take a.dvantage of this vacation time sale! ~ ton College, Wisco~sin, and is it Sturdy matched canvas covered luggage in currently doing graduate work ~ Elij' at the University of Wisconsin. Every Spring suit and coat in the house ••. mOltly 60% and 700/0 off-none less than ~ Grey, Green, Tan, or Brown. Bound with leath;';i' ~ 'He served 32 months In the i Blue C er and finished in solid brass hardware. Each Army Signal Corps. the majority 500/0 off! All are our top.faahion .dylea of the lealon in the finest of fabric.: wool ~ of time, in the Southwest Pacific. ~ piece made to last a lifetime,! wOf.ted., labardines, reps, and lilkl. ,~ with . Durina the ,past three years he ~ has been teaching in the public " schools of Lake Geneva, Wiscon- j the delical ~ SAVE 4.99 to 10.99 sin. Beginning next fall he will ~ garden is j' teacti English at the Grosse .JUST 7 AT " 21" Cases ..•••• ,.Reg. 22.95 to 32.95 Now '18.36 to 26.36 Pointe High School. ,~ Arden's BltI but penasiv Train Cases ...••.. Reg. 24.95 to 33.50 ..••••.. Now 19.96 to 26,8~ C' perfume. S} Heat Makes Lake' " 21" Wardrobes ... Reg. 39.95 to 54.95 ..••••.. Now 3L9bto.43,96 '~' mer long wit .; 2611 Pullmans ..••.. Reg. 34.95 to 45.95 .••.••.. Now' 27,91, to 31,.76' Beach~~Pop~lar 1 4-oz. bottl . -,-.-,.," ,.. 'f Early seMon attendance rec- JUST 31 'AT Orl,. 49.95 JUST I7,AT 8-oz. bott1 29" Pulfmans ..••.. Reg. 53.50' _•••••.. Now 42,80 ~, ords at the Farms pier were bro- ~. . Blue \ subject.to Fed. Tax ; ken during the weekend when , I . '. ~ the heat wave drove the residents j. ~., to the beach by the thousands. ~ < "City Cler.k Harry Furton said $34 :1 538 ~ . more than 9,000 used the munici- E : pally. owned lakefront p;l.rk on .~ Orlg.69.95 Ori•• 79.95 1 Saturday, Sunday and Honday. + Jarnbsons Furton also stated that more boat mooring space has been made available and :that the con- - Kerch~)Vtllet St. CI~ir struction work. on the pier is.pro- JUNIORS - MISSES - WOMENS- HALF SIZES Is TUxedo 2.7000 gressing very sa tisiaetorily and t, should be completed wjthin the" i i next 'tWo week.. ' ,. .

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.:" , F r7S 57 s 7 F 2 2n 2 m.~ - ... 4 ss •• s T - s 2 = June ., 9, '1952 Thursday, Jun, 19. 1952 G,R 0 S S'E PO I N TE ~ NEW S • Duo From Texas Here for'Debutante Par,ties Joan Dryden returned from Claire, whose homn is"in Am~ ' C.hurch Women, Plan Fall Fair Colby Junior College Monday a:rillo, Tex., will join Joan at all "",{,,;;;'~t>wn,,@ , Th'e. Woman 's's oelety of the. A country ~stWper will be serv- 2nd brought with her a class- the exciting debut~nte festivities. "",>,',,' :>:', I Grosse Pointe :;1:ethodist Church ed in the evening and there will mate Claire Smith who'll visit Joan, you'll remember, had plan- is 'planning to have a Country be a snack bar at noon. with Joan and her parenta the ned ~o make her bow. to society Fair, November 21, complete The chairmen of the various ) John Rodger Drydens of Kerche- this season, but ~postponed it u~- with a General Store, pantry booths will meet at the Grosse val road for a coup,le,of weeks. til a later date. shelf, gift shop, book shop, ~weet Pointe';,Farms ;pier on June 25 , shop, and many others. to disCuss furtlie~:~ummer plans. ;

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FREAK ACCIDENT Treated at ',Cottage Hospital last. Sunday was 15~year-old Wil- Haspel creates the fin~st in warm weather liam Schultz,' of 2966 '~akewood. While diving into the water at the wear. Nylon blend cord summer suit in tra- Farms pier he caught his ring on TESTS,PROVE IT ditional "stripes on blue, grey, brown, $32.50. il ladder, breaking it and imbed- Testing and constant use in Pure silk shantung striped ties, $2.50. ding it in his finier. Michigan State College household equipment laboratories have LILLIAN BOGUE HONORED proved'that plastic varnishes And Lillian .G. Hogue of Yorkshire sheeL coverinltS 'will produce road Wlill recently elected presi- easy-tq-ksep surfaces that repel ~ dent ot the Detroit .Chapter of many stains or heat discolora- the American' Society of Char- l\'IILI'PARY PREPAREDNESS tions. tered Life Underwriter •. Nations will :find that nothing is more costly than military preparedness-except lack of it. , HOUSEHOLD DINT ' FREE ENTERPRISE In planning meals give atten- fP'lope'l~ Maybe the reason some folks tion to variety. 4void all hot or lag behind in ou.: free enterprise HANDICAPPED BY FACT. all Qold foods <\nd try to include system is because they d.epend 4- politician is handicapped by as many colors as possibl~. Do Grosse Pointe too: much on the free part 'and the fact that two and two add up not repeat a food in th~ same I 17016 Kercheval TUxedo 2-7230 nQt enough on their own enter- to four, no n19.tter what he prom~ meal---such as tomato soup and OR~n Thurs. and Fri. Evenings Until 9:00 prise. ises. tomato sa,lad.

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Page EigM Thu~sday, June 19. 1952 , Thursday, Jun" "Society N ew~ From All .of th e Pointes WOl Their Parties Were Highlights qf This Week Boat Club Cotillion From Another Pointe SALL¥ MART.Z GAY EDGAR ALDEN EDGAR Beverl\ J of View ...~~i"~:i~r?:>.. Presents Seven Debs By ":\(':;.)1. .Willarc In, S,h"m"ho'l'1I .::,~;;;~ Inasmuch as this newspaper goes to press early Wednes- ~~~~:>! \:----.~ day morning, we're just taking for granted that the gods provided a Jt:ne moon for the seven debutantes who bowed at a <:~?>' <. ,: Daughter of Mr. i': Notice all that added beauty around the Pointe) this l':i'{~~Cotillion in the Detroit Boat Club that evening. week-end? .•• ;,bodice Bridec.'1 ping forth as young ladies now .•• but the bevy of house- decades of Detroit society was.a dreamy affa~ of crus~ed guests they've caused to appear on the local scene . • . . . . h d b t f net shadowed by stlffened pomts tm~l;l~;; .,>;:..~: .:'j';' (~he thU'tIes s~w t ~ e u 0 of material and the floating skirt Willard Pope Vicki Wehmeier, one of the seven Cotillion debs, had a " .,' -~ SiX Grosse Pomte gIrls ~t the was a pouf of ruching. Rubrum Brown, flew to B: scant second or two to unpucker her fair brow (~he worked Country Club, some WIll re- lilies were combined with her marriage Saturda;. all yesterday afternoon at Michigan State College on her call). white' carnations. final exam) before stepping into the receiving line ... ;~',;.~,2",:,~..''',.''.'.,.j:, ..:.:.,;. Beverlv was a I .~,;",<,;;t;.,..: .,..'., .,.~: The June moon should have Nancy Ruedemann wore a full in her gown of wI:" Her houseguests are Phoebe Ellis of Arlington, 111. ••• shimmered silverly over the and classic skirted debut gown ','; " over taffeta, whic' and Mary Elva Congleton of Shaker Heights ~•.. Detroit River and sent 'gentle :>f.white nyl0t;l net with .tiniest . . IrIdescent seqUInSworked m pat- ioned with fitted At the Frederick W. Parker home over on .Washington ."'{ beams to shme In. th~ eyes of tern on the bodice. Tight yellow long flowing tra j 1; road, debs Alden and Gay Edgar are entertaining Ann Bis- ". ;~ the seven young lovelIes dress- rose buds were tucked in hel' Her cap of heirlo] . ';;~~~; sell" of Scranton, Pa .... Pat O'Keeffe of New Rochelle, N. Y. '. ed in their bal gowns of gos- bouquet. lace held an .lills I ,~ ".' ~:"'::-" ..','.: .':, ",' . :: ••• and also Robert Matteson of New Paltz; N. Y., is d guest. samer pink or white. . Vicki Wehmeier was in shell on which was liPl \ ...... r .....:.....:. 5erts of Brussels .... ' The debs were Alden and Gay pink net over taffeta, the bodice * * * '.; , . carried a colonial i ~,.., . Edgar, daughters of Mrs: Fred.: and peplum effect encrusted in ,.' .. : Out of Town Beauties erick W. Parker Jr. and Robert shell pink sequins and bugle tiny white pinnocl~ B. Edgar; Sally_Jane Fageol, beads. Yards. and yards' of net and Jasmine. :Mal'YAndrea Mulford has her Bennett College roommate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. formed the floor-length skirt and Sixteen attendants ••• Polly Priest of Southborough, Mass., visiting her ... Culbertson; Sally Martz, daugh- shell pink sweetheart rose buds bride down the aisl tendants were Mrs. " And Mary Carey is entertaining Ann Gardner of Mar: _ ....~.:',.....:....:... tel' of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. was combined with the carna- Wood; Nancy Ruedemann, daugh- tions she carried. Ware and Loel AmI: blehead. Mass...•• lan Lepard of Ann Arbor ••.• and Nelson ::.:' < Bridesmaids wen: Lee of Woodstock, Vt .•.. ' ",- tel' of D~. a~d Mrs. ~. D. Ruede- Dorothy Wood's strapless dusty .,. Molly Kerr, sisters .1 ',':i mann; Vlck1 Weh~eler. daugh~er pink silk net over taffeta gown, ,~ ,,': groom; Betty Jane 1 SaUy Martz settled for ,a young man from 'the Chieago .. . ..:-) of Mr. and Mrs. Vlctor Wehme1er had a wisp of a stole snapped Halliday. Mary Ka:v ; stagline • . . Harry Pillman, who's housegu~st of her par. ,..,. '.":, and Dorothy Wood, daughter of around her bronzed shoulders. ,..:;::.:{.::>i;;&:;i~(ij;~~1o/~::;(~"t:~V Mrs. Herbert Riggir:1 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Martz of Cha1fonte drive .•• Dr. and Mrs. WiVord Wood. Detail of tucked net formed con- anston, Ill. 1 Nancy Ruedemann, who was presented to Cleveland so~ .::~:~: : ~. The girls alone formed the re- tour bodice and the skirt swirled All were gO\\ ned 2 i ~iety last \Villter by her parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Ruede. :~,"h':'.' eeiving line in the north windows full to the floor. Dusty pink rose pink' pique \\'altz 1: • \~::~. .'" .. ::.;;:>' .~?\-~: of the Boat Club ballroom and buds were used in her colonial mann, they formerly made their home there, has Amy Rhodes <.. .. with fitted hcd;c(':; a:i . ,> .i:J.:;;/'.,. i, •• .'~ ., late in the evening joined their bouquet . :.~:;. c• of Darien, Conn., and Mary Van Winkel of Chicago visiting ,:.:.',', ..-er crinolines. Th( at her h9use ••• guests to dance to the tunes of Mrs. Parker chose for the eve- French cloche hats .1;:f'.". two orchestras. Still later, break. ning pink Chantilly lace, waltz * pink rough st.ra\\- '" '" fast was s~rved at small t~~les length, with a tiny bolero worn cording and carried ( More Houseguests ' arranged 10 the club dnung over the strapless bodice. Mrs. quets of American B, rooms. T?e parents. of- the d~bs Ctllbertson was in a strapless iums. Sally Jean Fageol, daughter of the John C. Culbertsons, planned 1t a~ a delIghtfully l?- Delft blue net gown with match- William J. HR.llie is entertaining her Bennett College roommate Lucy Batte1 of fo~mal ev~m~g, the guest 11st ing stole edged in Delft blue 08- best man. 'Seating Buffalo as well as Ann Kelleran of the same city ... ,?eIng rest.neted to contemporar~ trich feathers. She pinned palest 'j:~~'!"Jt~:.,,~:.::!:.~: John McKenzie Je. l' :':-,,:,,:~' N. les of the1r da,ughters. lavendar orchids to her bodice. And Dorothy Wood, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wilford '.: .. Lawrence Film. Rob; .'. Each deb carried a small colon- , . J. Robert Ramill. J; Wood, is hostess to. her roommate at Colby Junior College: ial bouquet of shattered white Mrs. ~art~ s full sklrted green on and Charles Mool Nancy Lee Carter of Boston •.. carnations centeJed with blossoms and: white ~llk crepe gown as w: The bride's parent~ We are well aware, as we've been jotting here, that we'-.,;e to complement 01'- contrast her deslgn,ed WIth. floor le:r:tgth skIrt and SImple, fitted bodlce. Rasp- Mrs. Kendrick B. Bre' let the young men visitors in for a bit of joshing, •• includ- ,": ,':::'~ chester rORd. 1\lrs. J- ,~:,.;:'.:~:~~: gown. ., . berry chiffon was chosen by Mrs. ing them as beauties ... Alden Edgar was In w~Ite SIlk Ruedemann and Mrs. Wehmeier for her daughter's I But we understand they can take it ••• ~et, the great bouffa?t. skirt ~all- wore green orchids with her dusty pink eyelet > mg floor lengt? TInle.st rllll-:e- pansy petal (a particularly'divine with pink and white }.:.:~:.': ....~: :"~ stones and sequms were e~brOld~ shade of purple) silk chiffon '" 1I111111111111:flI1111l1illllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllii ered on her strapless bod1ce Cl:nu gown which had cyrstal and pearl And Still More Fun .:::.tiJ';~:..::',"•..L.i" " ..<:,:•..t'.: ':'.' : '.~.:;:;. scattered all over the great skIrt. embroidery on the bodice. Mrs. Pl. The Pointe debs have been invited for a pot luck Iunch~ l •••,•••:::...... ?eep red sweetheart roses were Wood's royal blue Chantilly lace eon by Dorothy Woods. , : Tuesday ••• and all their out.of~ ANDREA MULFORD SALLY ANN MEADER SALLY JANE FAGEOL DOROTHY WOOD VICKI WEHMEIER. m the center of her ,bouquet. evening gown was full skirted town guests have been asked. too ..• Gay Edgar ~had single blue and distinguished by sweetheart INDIVIDUAl -All Photo!l'bv Paul Gach Library of Debutantes t!xcepting that of Miss Mulford, which is by Moifett Studios. larkspurs wired to perkiness in neckline and briefiest of cap We couldn't find any baby Escoffiers in the group •.. all Traditional to the Pointe in June ar~' the summer 1>graduate were her brother-in- the center of her bouquet and sleeves. Her flowers were white 'f wore a gown of pink silk net, its or~hids.

visitor a good view of the thrill. ~ g 1II11I1I1IlIllIllIllIlIlIllIIIlIlIlIlIlIIiiiil!!IlI!lilfll Las just Lad Tripleb lng proceedin.gs.• • !1II11111111 1I1111111111111111111111l11l1U1I1I1II1I11II11111l1ll1ll1ll1ll1l1l1lIII 1111111111;III1I1I1II1I1lI1II1111I11I1;1I11I11I111111I1I11111111111I111111111111111111111111111111U1II1I1 The BERT H. WICKINGS had a non-stop week-end, most im- 3 Dana Purse Size portant point of which was their Saturday journey to Ann Arbor PUBLI{; SALE SOLID COLOGNES where they saw their daughter, BUFFY, gradqated from the Uni- Not an Auction All Items Priced '2* versity of Michigan. I This brunet beauty received I . the coveted Maude Drake award from Collegiate Sorosis. It ~sI Household Furni6hings ~iven to the member of Sorosls I Quality Taillr. Since 1909 I Mr. Arthuf W. Le,et 5546 West Maple Road I (Between , Middlebelt and Orchard Lake Roads) Birmingham. Michigan t.IU • IMI •• 10 CARA" • PUTI"I I A t~ch of a Dana Solid Cologne is at ORDER NOW B.eautiful residence completely furnished rooling all a dip in a snow bank. And From Bolt Ends I All IN PERFECTCONDITION because Dana Solid Colognes are so perfume-rich, their fragrance! really, Men'. Finer S.uits I Every Object Tailored Tor you frorrr choicest .. reall~ lasts. Take your choice of anT offered is the property of the owner 8ale "oh •• en. In I.otl. 8hop8 imported. and domestic fabrics , fragrances or S of a kind. Formerly to $100 ~ow $87,50. recent arrh'.1N ex~lud~iI Formerly to $115 Now' $98.50 Formerly to $125 Now$108.50 Sund~y, June 22nd Formerly to.$135 Now$118.50 Don't.,Miss from 10 a. m. These Values

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. '" ~. The:ir Marriages. Ma,ke', the News 'in. June t Beverly Brown Weds ! ms. ROLAND JOHNBINKE . MRS. CHARLES T. FISHER In MRS •. WILLARD POPE KERR, Two_Skillman Girls .~

,~ •, early Wednes- Willard Pope Kerr Wed on $ame Day t the gods pro- • 'ho bowed at a ng. Daughter of Mr. a"d Mrs. Kendrick N .Brown Is' Married at Beverli. Skillm.n Speaks Vows With Lt. John 0, Lyles, Jr'J j Afternoon Ceremony in Christ Chur,ch, GrossePointej At Ceremony in Germany; Janice Skillman Weds strapless bodice Bridegroom Son of Harry.W. Kerrs Rol.nd J. Rinke at Services in the Pointe tffair of crushed , stiffened points :he floating skirt Willard Pope Kerr' and his bride, the former Beverly The Philip J. Skillmans of Fisher road had two family " uching. Rubrum Bro~n, flew to Bermuda on their wedding trip after their weddings to think about Saturday but were only able to bined with her marrIage Saturday afternoon in Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. attend one and send a cable of congratulations before th@ ; Beverly was a lovely bride a.- other which took place in Weisbaden, Germany. lann wore a :full led debut gown in her gown of white organdy r Her flowers were orchids. Their daughter, Beverlie, r. w net \\lith tiniest over taffeta, which was fash-! The bridegroom is the son .0£ was married in the historic tained the wedding. party at a s worked in pat- ioned with fitted bodice' and! the Harry W. Kerrs ot Touraine old German town to Lt. John breakfast at the Detroit Yacht , .c£.',Tight yellow long flowing train. i road. Mrs. K(;rr was gowned in David Lvles Jr. of Shreve-. Club. In the evening the wedding tucked in her Her cap of heirloom Brussels ! sla~e blue shantung. Her ~cces- port, who is' wi th t~e Uni.ted :~~~~Ptiontook place in. the Whit- lace held an illusion veil on sone.s were navy. She too pInned States government m Mamz.j Beverlie's wedding to Lt. John ".~ er was in shell on which was appliqued in- orchIds to her hand~ag. . In And their other daughter I D. Lyles Jr., son of Mrs. Henri~ lffeta, the bodice serts of Brussels lace. She After t~e receptIon. the carried a colonial bouquet of Grosse Pomte Yacht Club the Janice. almost simultaneously, ettaLyles of Shreveport, La., and ~ct em-rusted in was ex~hanging her nuptial I the late John D. Lyles, took place .lins and bugle tiny white pinnochio rosebuds nBe\¥Mr. and Mr~. Kerr le~t for and Jasmine. ermuda, th: brIde wearIng. a vows WIth Roland .John Rinke .1 in the AI;nerican Air Force chapel .• ld ....ards. of net rirht here at St. Paul's 'Church. Iat Weisbaden. . : len-gth skirt and Sixteen attendants preceded the navy ,blue. snantung dress w~th However all the members of For the nuptial high~mass the lheart rose buds bride down the aisle. Hono t. I matchmg Jacke~ and aCCesorIes I d r a i of navy and whIte. . the Skillman family are hoping bride wore., an ice-blue waltz- with the carna- ten ants were Mrs. Frank Banks I \Vh th 1 d t Ware and LoeI Amherg : en.e .new ywe S l"e urns to meet at a grand reunion in ,length gown 6f Alencon lace and l B . 'd .. . I from Bermuda they will ;'ltop in July when both couples return. nylon ~ulle. _ 's strapless du~ty ndesmaI s were' LydIa and U d h'Il Vt. h t . 't M 11 K ' t f th b'd n er !, . ror a s or VIS1 from their wedding trips. 'I Her attendants were gowned in . 'er taff~ta gown, o y err, SIS.ers 0 €I 1'1 e- 'th th b' d " d groom; Betty Jane Auch, Jean WI e rJ, egroom g gran.- The newlyv.'~ds Mr. and Mrs. light blue organdy appliqued r a siole snapped HaII1'dav Mary K~' Th . d mother Mrs. WIllard Pope who IS Rinke are motoring through the with small white daisies which v •• .' nY _eureI an. 'd. t h h )Ozed shoulders. Mrs. Herbert Higgins Jr., of Ev- i ~~e:~SIence a er summer orne Smokies to Ft. Lauderdale for carried ouj. the daisy motif in. net formed con- anston, Ill. i . three weeks. their bouquets and headdresses. .' the skirt swirled All were gowned alike in blush I For her wedding Janice chose They were Mrs. Edward SacQ Dusty pink rose a bouffant white Mousseline de of Chevy Chase, Md., who was in her colonial pink pique waltz length frocks St L · G t 'with fitted hodices and full skirts • OUIS ues S Lane gown fashioned with cap matron of honor; arid brides- ",-rer crinolines. They \V01'etiny AFt d H sleeves, an off.the-shoulder neck- maids Mrs. Charles Lehner of ' lose for the eve- French cloche hats of matching re e e ere line, hand appliqued with tiny Philadelphia and Catherine Geis ,tilly lace. waltz pink rough straw with velvet The Henry Hitchcocks who rose pointe lace motifs and pearls, of Seattle, Wash. ~ iny bolero worn cording and carried colonial bou- came from 81. Louis for a week. and bouffant white skirt which Lt. Paul Whelan of Shreveport , ess bodice. Mrs. quets of American Beauty geran- end last Friday found themselves fell into a cathedral train. was the best man. Seating guests in a strapless iums. I caught in a happy merry.go- Her crown of heirloom rooe were Lt. Robert LaCaff. of Phoe~. Jwn with match~ William J. Halliday was the round 01 parties. pointe lace secured a three tiered nex, Ariz., Lt. John Bellinger of in Delft blue os- best man. Seating guests were They were the guests of the formal length veil. She carried a Washington; Lt. Lehner and Lt. he pinned palest John McKenzie Jr.. Frank Thorn, Robert Semples of Univers~ty bouquet of stephanotis and ivy Sacks. to her bodice. Lav/rence Fonn. Robert Donovan, place. centered with an orchid, After the reception at the Of.. Marilyn Doyle was maid of fleer's Club at Mainz-Gonsen- ull skirted green .1. Robert Hamill. ,Tames Camer- The Alexander Weinel'S enter- on and Charles Moore: I tained at cocktails for the tour. honor. Bridesmaids were Dolores heim the couple left for Berchtes • crepe gown was Baker, Mrs. Philip N. Skillman; gaden and Vienna. . oor length skirt The bride's parents are Mr. and Isome and mutual friends betore Doris and Ann Rinke, sisters of ~d bodice. Rasp- Mrs. Kendrick B. Brown of West- the group attended Saturday's the bridegroom. s chosen by Mrs. chester road. Mrs. Brown chose bi-monthly dinner-dance at the for her daughter's \\,edding a Little Club. The attendants were gowned in AWVS Members to Tell Mrs. Wehmeier matching white l~e fashioned chids with her dusty pink eyelet linen frock Also entertaining the visitors with cap sleeves and off-the- About Activities on TV lrtIcularly divine with pink and white accessories. ~ere the Alger Sheldeps. shoulder necklines. They carried e) silk chiffon lllllllllllllllllflllllllllll 111I11I11111IllIlWIIIIIII 11111111111I11111111111111I11111111ll1l1l1l1l11l1l1l1l1l1l1I111111111111111l1l1l1l11I1I1IJIJIIIIIIIIJllIlIIllIlIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHllllIIlII natural straw baskets filled with Mrs. E. Wilson Wardell of 241 cyrstal and pearl pale yellow daisies and ivy. Merriweather road and Mrs. the bodice. Mrs. PER ~I 1-\ XI~NT S Roger'Rinke was his brother's Clare Hiles of 251 Merriweather Ie Chantilly laCE! best man. They are the sons of road will be two of the members Nas fun skirted Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Rinke of of the Little Theatre Group of d by sweetheart INDIVIDUALLY STYLED from 10!OO Sunningdale drive. the American VoTomen'sVolun- )riefiest of cap Seating the guests were John t"ry Services to participate in ...ers were white Buechel, Phillip N. Skillman, the Arthur Murray television brother of the bride; Richard and show on Tuesday evening, June lations on their 'delightfully Joseph Rinke, lnothers of the 24 on Channel 7 at 8:30. the debutantes' bridegroom. Some of the members of the ra Danny Burke. cool In warm Mrs. Skillman wore a navy group will tell of the club's bl~e organl:;a waltz length, gown activities in t~eir work with the Joseph Maycock., I we~ther • • • WIth a. front panel of whIte ac- Veterans hospItals, the Wayne hn Rice, Guthri8 cordian pleats. 'Induction Center and the Ortho:. (uhn, Tom Ham- the POODLE Mrs. Rinke wore a gown of I pedic Clinic. Other member." .aumont, Myron delft blue sil;':, will take featured parts in the Mr. and Mrs. Skillman enter- I dancing. .... ~ick Jr., Albert •. now ot edemann, Dick MRS. FREDERICK B. McGREGOR 'MRS. STUART HORTON WARD, JR. Bob Sherer Jr. Ohrt's , In a profusion of tulle and orange blossoms, trailing Mdke your before- Keegin; Mrs. Kerr was Beveriy Brown; Mrs. McGregor cathedral trains and orchid bouquets, Pointe brides trav- was Suzanne Cruikshank and Mrs. Ward was Sally Ann holiday appointment ~s eled to the altar in the year's most sentimental month. Hoyt. Complete wedding details appear elsewhere on these Mrs. Rinke was Janice Sk;il1man; Mrs. Fisher was Beth pages., . early as possible-phone Picture credits; Mrs. Rinke by Clinedlnst; Mrs. Fisher by Deigh-Navin: Mrll. Kerr by Paul Gach; Mrs. McGregor by O'Connor: Mrs. Ward by Carl Joyner. TUxedo i-C761 Home Christening Ceremony 11 Poil1ters A,ttend CLOSED For Phiiip Foufs McMillan From Another Pointe, of View Clark Nuptials June 30th lhru JUllf Slh' After year-old Philip Fouts ------(Continued from Pare 8) McMillan was christened Sun- (inclusive) day, members of the immediate confessing to be horrible cooks ("as wit~ess the cookies we Grosse Pointers Mr. and Mrs. ORDSSE PIl'NT& WDDO •• ALaN J. Gordon Hill were among family who were present at the had to make for Country Day's annual bake sale when w.e ceremony were joined by several .." ., k d guests at the military wedding Between 7 c!lnd friends of Phil's parents, Mr, and i were JUllJors ) .•• they toted goodIes mama s coo ma e •. , in Fort Monroe, Va., of Patricia 19877 111ackAvenue 8 t-.~ile Roeds Mrs. William C. McMillan for a : On Friday Joan Dryden is taking the Pointecon~il)gent Ann Clark, daughter of .~Gen'l. Mark Wayne Clark'" and .Mrs. 11II11II1IIIIII!!IIIHII"I!!!!lillllll""11111I!1!l1l1i11i AIR CONDITIONED happy gathering in their Ken-I' to Oakland Hills Country Club for swimming, go1f,tennis i1l1l11lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJllIlIlIIlIJlII wood road home. d I h Clark, and Capt. Gordon Henry I an une .•• Oosting of Holland, Mich. I . . lit • * The wedding took place June AIR CONDITIONED 12 in Chapel of the Centurion. "Summer Plans The reception followed in the O~ the "Hill" .. ot 117 Kerchev<'.ll •• TU. 1-6833 ~)fay we remind you of It sound rule to fol~ow: DIDJUNO: gardens of the quarters of the "Consult J'our doctor, •• ttnd then see us/' . I Vicki Wehmei-er will be' a counsellor at Camp Ogontz in Commanding General at Fort I Monroe. i I! the White Mountains of New Hampshir.e this Summer? , , • The new, sheer She'll . teach boating, arts and crafts... AND riflery. . . .I ELASTIC STOCKINGS Mary Carey will work in the college shop in' one of the I downtown la.rge department stores until she returns to her . and other elastic supports Cornell studIes . . . . , Nancy Ruedemann has a July date in Ossabaw. Island, I t?a., when she'll be the guest of 'Annette Toaey ... The A. J. Meyer Pharmacy is one of fhe 'best-known I -~-_. in America, not .lonebec:au$I of the completeness and trustworthiness of its l pharmaceutical dispensary. but it s COme' to tlte Pointe • • • also because of its many other related INI I services to the medical profession end patients. I MRS. EGGERS' Among these is an entire d'partment devoted to surgical supports. We are calling. special Oil-FREE attention to the new, sheer, two.way stretch LAMPS stockings, with pressure applie? in all y, Salad Dressing. directions. Both ext~a she.r and r.gular riylon by CHARLETON, PAUL HANSON n., weigh+s ••• and no overhose are necessary. The price is $11 per pair. the treat of all treats, this honey-blended oil-free KHOURI AND OTHERS sc!llad dressing is here. Sweet, but tangy! Put it - on yo.ur order list for today and serve the Fine collection of traditional and selads thl!lt ell the men ere r

Obtaina.ble at Ham~ln's, Stlre's.' Farm., Henri'., Vitale's, Ber,',. High. A • .J. light, Grosse Pointe. Roslyn a.nd Food Fair Mark~i.J. lamp and ready made lamp shade

department on our lower f.loor.

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,. G R 0: SSE POI N TEN EW S, Thursday, June 19. 1952 "Thursday, J, Beth -Keegin ISally Ann Hoyt Lakepointe Club Going Hawaiian The fellow wh Betrothal Told Pd.tricia' Burns . tric blanket is : ~"Lovely 'Bride Missouri Bride' ,KID'8 I15:8 atu,rday' Bride "A Night in the Trop-i-cs-"-is--A-m-o-ng guestS who have' been person who can By 'NANC~MacriONALD ' ,the theme for the first summer! invited to attend this opening sleep at the sWitr; Beth Keegin was the portrait Patricia BUrns exchanged vows '. , 'Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian formal .dinner-dance of the year formal party are the Honorable of a lovely June bride in her ,with .Harvey K. Glor in' st. Leist week was one the: gradu~ Anne ~ete, Mary Hoover, ~ar?l Church was theset~ing Satur~ay at Lakepointe Countr~' Club, to and Mrs. Fred M. Alger, Jr., frost white gown of French silk Peter's Episcopal Chu:rch. in' ating seniors will never forget' .De ~rulan, Te.rry Kuhn,' .S1ggle I fO,r the, double 'rmgweddmg be h ld Saturday eVfming June Horton Smith, President of the because of the many parties, given' Olson, Annette Dana, Mary Man- ceremony of Sally Ann Hoyt and e " . ,. net, Wednesday, when she ex- Clayton, Mo., eon.June 10. , The in their honor, the' last days at ning; BarbHOusten, Jane Witte ! Stuart~'Horton Ward, Jr. ,'21. The, Club WIll be converted ProfesslOna~ Gol~ers. ASSOCI~- changed her nuptial vows with bride, the daughter of Mr: and, ole' G.P.H. S.,and last but no.t 'an'dJimi~ Hester. ,I The bride is the daughter of for the evening into a South tion, J. ClIve H~lfer~ch,. Presl- .. Charles T. Fisher III in St. Mrs. Kenneth'M. Burns of Chi- least, commencement .•• • Mr. and Mrs. James O. HO~Tt of Seas setting. complete with pdm dent of the DetrOIt Dl:5tnct ~o1f Paul's Church, Grosse Pointe: cago 'andformerl,Y of Grosse .. .. ." Bruce Kirchner ,also had a .few I Roosevelt Place. The bride- trees and leis are to be flown Association, and Mrs. Helfench, The regal gown of the willowy Pointe, 'Qnd the.,brid, egroom, the Right ~J~er,gr~d~ation',exercises 'friend!;over.Sr~~4aynig.h!~;TheYgroom's parents are Dr; and Mrs. in fr~m Hawaii as favors for the Burt R: S.hur~y, ~r., Secretary of manysemors wen~, on to: Paula; were,Donna.GeorgI.~dJlm,Cum-, StU:trt Horton Ward of Devon- I . ,the DetrOIt DIstrIct GOlf Assocla- bride was fashioned with a fitted son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenyon Sutton's' horne.i'Seen there talk-. wins. G&il,Ashtori and.' Mike Gal- shire road. I ladles to carry. out the theme. I tion Mr. and ,Mrs. Gerald Healy bodice and round neckline Glor, .of Lakewood, Ohio, had 'ingover coll~ge plans were, Mar- van~¥ar.~Eds~l i:indPet~:,ciioove" For the cerem?ny the bri~e 1 Hors, d'oeuvres will be served in r of Flint. and Mr. and Mrs. trimmed with pearls. Her billow. both graduated from the Princi-, garet W.e...~:ve.r~anci:p.a.~l.w.eIC~; p~g..g..YFIX@~,BOb ..:.DaYlson, sa.l- .w.ore a g.own:faShlOned of whoIt.e i cocoanut. shells;. ~ocktails wil~ be IMaynard Newton of Ann Arbor .. :;, ing Empress skirt'swept into a pia College in Elsah; TIl., earlier Carol Lundg1'.e~'8.!1dDlck,Wa7n:-:, lYI..e~enand. Dally; KItchen an,d self:pat~erned organdy. Her ".ell served 10 tradItional AmerIcan ~! _•• ~,;,.-'!o.'t-. court train. A halo of AlencoD the sam'eday. er, ~aIll::y Gmellier and Jack F~f~. Sue Slbb?rt '. WhO.. was' Bruce s, o.f 11IUSI?D n~t wa.s held by. a style, however, preceding the ~r lace held the veil of silk illusion. . , , Gl~rIaAnton and Bob Sutton; da,te... '-, . ." tmy satm cap . trImmed.. WIth dinner. . l~;' .. ~ ~ " Her bouquet was a cascade ar- :rhe brlde s, attendants mcluded Ga9;~shton ~n~ M~c. Hatch, .Joan .. T~e ::-Teen,s heldthelt annuul. pe8:rls. She,:~arrled ~. bouquet of I , An H~waiian orchest~.:'l and' • rangement of stephanotis, ivy and MISS Jacquelyn Coon of Roches,". Sm~thersand,RlchLlmbers; Ba;rb:plcrlc ,.~':ve~k ago~onday

or~~:\ride is the datighter'i of . Mr. and Mrs. :Frank S. Banach :~~ ~YSt.M.~~~i:~~:-,.~~~o~~ I~~s~~sa~i~~::~~~~; Paula's. ~;r~'~i:;:z%~~lt~~:~o~~er~a~~a~ W~~t~ !~i:~~~~d~as. her s.is- '~~~~~,~e:;:~e:i~a:~~v~:it:~rrentl, I Mr. and Mrs. Cur.tis W. Keegin of Notre Dame'avenue announce 1 "'. .. • '" wonderful tIme.' A few of the ter'snundof honor. Bndesmalds ------1 ! of Rivard blvd. The bridegroom the engagement of their daugh- Anne ~l'e s of. V~etona, Texas, I Next on the agenda was all girls .there' were Sylvia ~Reuti!r" were Carol , Stewart, Marilyn' I .. is. the son of the Charles T'I tel', MARY CATHERINE, to Wil~ and MISS S~ephanJe. ~cCandle~s open-h?use given ,at the War Liz Mit.chel1,Ann Steyens~ Don- Wrobles and Marcia Ward. . 0 'C d'd "'\I ,. FIshers Jr. - '. . liam G. Lemke son of Mr. and of ~t. LOUIS,. the b::I.degroom s I Memona,l penter for. the . g~adu-: na SmIth, Sally Scherer, . Betty Their gowns Wo7re of whIte ur an L 5 r 'I .<: Ann .Stringer was the' bride's Mrs. William' A. Lemke of Me- cousm, and MISS ChrIS Kelly of ates. Danc~g were BIll ReX1ord, Sykes, Karen Temple, Glenna organdy .. They earned ~askets of I THI~ maid of honor. Bridesmaids w.ere nominee Mich.' . Easthampton, Long Island, was George Paplch, Carol Ford, Sha;- Ho~ell, Barb Low~,. ~udrey spring .flowers. Ka~herme Ward, , ,. Mary Elizabeth and Jane Fisher,' maid of honor. The b~st man. Ie Allgood, Graechen. Becker, BIll SneIge an~ ~ue .~l:rrunson~ . the 'bnde.groom's Slster was the SU PERB! ! . :: the bridegroom's sisters; Molly M C Paul Catalano, qf Holhs, Long Mether, Joyce B,la~hIll, pon Cor- .' ,flower.gll'l. Her, dress was of I) ~0 r • ' . Moll, .Jean Howenstein, Mary ary arey Island, and the ushers, including ey, Mar1e,ne CIImle,. BIll ~ones, Saturday Cheryl Reberdyd~- yel1ow:o~gandy and she wore a I '\...... ~2" - ,. Macauley, Peggy Hughes, Mary I P t d the bridegroom's brother, Wil- Sally Browne, Napcy Enks;n, cided to have a party too but. m headpiece of tiny yellow rose- 'I "'$ !; Stuart Macdonald, Anne O'Brien I S reSell e liam Glor, William Snyder of P~ggy~oreland: ,Jeanne Dlal, the afternoon. A few seenplaymg buds., CAn l Jn y ~If n ~; .., and Sally Rush of New York. i -_. Memphis, Tenn., Geoffery Drum- BIll Hermg, Berti7 J~c?b, Nancy bridge were Audrey Gayer, Jere- . Robert. Sharpe. was best man. n u I~ n · -and Let Your WH'Tf~ . Sally Fisher was junior brides-: At a dinner for 125 members mond of Washington, D.,C., and ~aser, Coby Mar~m, Tmsey Net- my Conway. Di.ck~aughton, Se.an Us~er.g were Haven Doane, Ted, '.. '" maid. ; of the young set, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Jostyn of Manhasset, Long tmg, Mac. McNa)r,. ~nne Leete, Frazer, Sue FaIrchIld, John' Hem- LeItner and Gerry' Webster. I 19775 Mac'- TU. 1-6200 PrecIous Furs If..... a di:ni They wore gowns of. illusion 'IIMatthew CareY'" introduced their Island, constituted the bride- George NIcholson, DIane Retza- dric, Ch~ck Branac, There~a Gaz- After t~ereceptionin the home I Ie 1I~.put i,l .: pink mousseline de 'sole with daughter,. Mary, to society on groom's attendants. la11, Jane Rowe, Jerry Harden, arato, 'NICk Boos, Bob Stockwell, of the bnde's parents, the couple' HOb t. attach ODe 01 ~ godet sleeves, fitted bodices and Wednesday. . ~ The bride 'vore chantilly lace Sue, s'enff, Barb Strauss, Annie. Julie Fox, ,Bo,b Roberts, Roland left for a trip to northern Mich- I arna 8 In .. ~n 10. I _Itour..:. Ye, ::; square necklines., - Their full The Careys and their debu- which cascaded down to twoWa~on and many, many others. Mu~ebrook, Caulk ~cMann, Janet igan. MONDRY'S daUlDiel laue' ., waltz length skirtS 'were embroi4 tante received the guests in the deep rows of pleated net. Th.e ...... , i WOIta, Jerry ShIres and Bob ------" dered with white French flowers. living room of their home, the lily-of-the-valley in hez: bouque.t Later in the evening Law"a Lou Jackson. .. Three Pointers Graduated GOLD STORAGE Si... aI'~ .~ j - They c;arried bouquets of French guests drifting in\o the sunken was repeated ,in the halo head- Smith gave a breakfast for the. ------__ thu.rnilt~ - roses. library for cocktal1s and punch dress. The bridesmaids; in white "new alumni." Found scrambling Tonz-g.ht Busy By University of Vermont iadauucribl~. Fred Fisher was his brother's and later retiring to the gardens organdy g 0 w n s, ' embroidered eggs and sipping coffee were Sue Ii... the Of I • safe from moths, heat, .attl, 10" bi.~ best man. Seating the guests for dinner. with rose buds over pink taffeta, Armstrong and Ray Raetzel, Bob S D The University of Vermont and fire and theft in Mondry's F b b .am« 01' hou~ were Walter Fisher. another Dark and sparkling Mary wore carried white lace ~ans with, Warner and Peggy Moreland, State Agl'icultura.l College at its I or u e S spacious, modern vaults. foe • tlight .d, . brother; William D. Robinson Jr., a diaphanous gown of white 01'- ~'oses and ivy. The bride's mother' Carol Lundgren and Dick Warn- , S I Beautifully Walter Robinson. Harry Hagerty, gandy net with voluminous floor I wore a turquoise ballerina-length er, Louanne Borden and Dave The sub-debs are conducting a Commencement exerCIses on un-, World Wide insurance ... four of ~ n ., Pavid Jansen, Bill Jansen,' War~ length skirt Rhinestone centered organza dress. Both mothers wore Leech, Nancy Hall and Don But- social season ofthliir own with day afternoon, June 15, awarded Wrapped. veal'·'round protection at a iJluJtuted, bu i small additional amount. 2 tvick Keegin, Fred LaFerte, and white pique flowers outlined the I corsages of roses, . ton, Annie Carter and Dim Slowe, dinner dances that vie in spark degrees to students from Yf.\urI ot no amcr clever de Siaul M~rphy of Newfoundland. top of the strapless bodice and a ' The reception took ~lace in Gail Sisso? and Tom Lister, Col- and gayety with those of their area as follows: Ralph Warner 1 Extra Charge • cleaned and glazed by the ia coday and c, For her daughter's wedding stole of net was worn around I the formal garden beslde the leen Horngan and Frank Hagan, elders-the college set. Simonds, Jr., 242 Lewiston road, e xcI u s i v e "Lusterway" ciallyappropr. .. Mrs .. Keegin ~hose a. go,vn' of Mary's shoulder. colonial church .. For .her going- Barb Mensin~ ,.and Jim. Davison, Tonight john Stroh Jr., is en- Bachelor of Arts; Richard Kim- ; I i method cham~agne sI~k chIffon and Mary carried her father's gift away costume, the brIde wore a Donna' Georgl and R~bm Hesse, tertaining a group. of, friends at ball Simonds, 242 Lewiston road, I I 1 matchmg hat WIth soft green ma. ,of American Beauty roses, cen- taupe shantung sheath dr~ss, Ann Maycock and, Bob Jackson, dinner as' is Sally MitchelL Bachelor &)f Science in Commerce I. line veil. ' tered with a smaller corsage of covered by a tawny tangerIne, Sally Lemen and Dally Kitchen. Then all the juniors will at- and Economics; and McNeil ;7)~ 1 MONDRY Mrs. Fisher was dressed in a the blossoms \'/hich she pinned I jacket. The couple will spend the Laura's date was Bill Routeman. tend the dance the Charies B. Sprague Fraser, 626 Washington I :; p~tel gray matlesse, linen suit tel' her gown when she later in,' summer motoring through the ...... Warrens are giving in honor' of road, Bachelor of S~ience in com-II I~ III CLEANERS "":Ith short .fitted ~acket ~nd, the evening attended the cotillion '.East. Recently Dave Magu~re gave a Mrs. Warren's daughter Chrissie merce and EconomICS. 15210 HOUSTON at HAYES i I 375 FISHER ROAD 1 sman matchmg saIlor WIt h , of the seven debs at the Detroit: ------lawn party. Enjoying themselves Watling. lit the end of'Whittier-Detroit I! Grosse Pointe . • . since 1920 I ~ flower trim. " I Boat Club. i Sally Meader v/ere' Sandy Forsyth, Penny Lon- . Chrissie's classmate from Ma------Ph~ne VE. 9-5200 I 1- , After t~e receptIon at the Mrs. Carey's blond good looks'. des, Susie Johnson, Ned Matson, oeria, Betsy Gilmor of Wood- Strawberry Festival ------~ , .. Grosse Pomte Yacht Club Mr. were complimented by a waltz Bows at Tea Marietta Cashen, Caulk McMann, bury, L.I., will be present at the To Aid Children's Home and Mrs. Fisher left for a plane! length gown of champagne lace Joannie Smithers, Rich Limberg, party as will Phyllis Olmsted Detroit's ntost dependable trip to Bermuda. I worn over bblSh taffeta. The "Mouse" Clemens, Bob Roscoff, who comes from Lake Forest, The bride ~hose for. her trip, a i strapless bodice was covered by Sally Ann Meader, attractive Bob Beven, Bill Methner, Graet- Ill. A strawberry festival sponsor- gray blue. taIlored SUlt, a w~Ite i an ."Eisenhower" jacket of lace. da~lghter of Mr. and Mrs. F. chen Becker, 'Ilene Bryant, Don ed by the Ladies of Charity of FUR STORAGE hat and veIl. and blue acceSSOrIes. I The dinner 'cables were set Rankin Weisgerber, made her Sigismonr1, Sally Rae, Dave Car- St. Vincent de Paul, will be held on the grounds of the st. Vin- When they return fron: Bermu-I with vari.colored pastel cloths bow to society Friday afternoon, ruthe.s, Anne Carte'r, Dan Slowe, Helell Ma.nson's for 65 ,'e(lrs . da. the ne\v.ly weds. WIll ~ake I and centered, with crystal stars at a tea given in the Lincoln Julie Trombiey, Jim Scheck, Jim cent-Sarah Fisher Home for Chil- • • • OPE~I dren. Twelve Mile and Inkster 7:3(11 theIr home 10. CambrIdge. 1\'1aSS., holding contrasting toned tapers. road home of -her parents. Yager, Don Schroeder, Cheryl Be'trothal Told where the bndegroom plans to Dinner was served buffet She wore ~ white op~ralength Reberdy, Sally Sealby, Bob Jack- road~, Farmington, on Sunday, Frid~ complete hi~ final year at the! fashion. ' org,anza go:vn made WIth a por- son, Julie Fox, Bill' Rupp, Sue Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Horn June '22 at 1 o'clock. to! ~ Harvard Busmess School. I Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Carey i traIt necklme, and a flowered Miller, Duke Skinner and many Manson of Whittier ro'acl :>n- There will be Apron, China, • DoH and Needlework Booths, i i at the debut. were their friends, belt 'presented her .father, was others. nounce the engagement' of their 8141 HA~ I ?~ games. a fish pond and pony phone WOo 2-0022 for pick-up I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Healy of of yello,,: dalSles, roses and ...... daughter, Helen Stewart, to I rides fo;.' the children; old fash- ' I FI" t M' h stephanotIs. Seniors weren't the only ones Donald Charles Mattison Jr., son I ioned Square Dancing for the i 10, lC. ~ Her assistants were Molly wh.o gave parties last week: Lee of IMrs. Margaret Mattison' of ~I....A •••••••••••• A ••••••• ~~ •••••••••••••••••••• I parents, and delicious strawberry I M t . . . t't t' .f Kerr, Cynthia Keydel, Betsy Ann Scott had a few fri.ends over for L' Anse, Michigan a. I'l1i~ony I~ an ms 1 U Ion C? I Stevens. Jane Ottaway, Alrlen sh~rtcake for all. I learmng 10 WhlCh a man l~ses ~IS, Ed d C nthia Wheelock. coke.,. Seen there' were Terry Helen is a member of Kappa 'Ill. a s.3S9S: B h 1 ' d d hIS wife ~ar an Y Kuhn and Phil Beach, Anne I Alpha Theta, and a graduate of rac .e or s Megree,t an :: FOI' heI' daughteI"S deb.ut, M,rs. Leete an d J erry upe..... be,1 Am't a ,U. of M. Donald is attending the ,- June 20-Z1 l Michael Schroeder Host Fri., sat. ~ I acquIres a as er s. 'Weisgerber chose a whIte lmen Hatch and Wayne Miller, Ann U. of M. Dental School and is a a Lo "Irlt Dougl . 1 . ,-,! To 65 on 2nd Birthday " wymore strapless d:ess with a bolero Blashill and Dick Naragon, Carol Phi Gamma Delta affiliate. They 1il?ktI patrice EES" i Hall For' Rant jacket. The shirt was banded in DeBruian and Don McCa'rty, Kar- are planing an early fall wed- "THE '&l~e;~iColor) white lace over yellow satin en Temple and Bob Bachas, San- ding. Michael Schroeder was host to (color by "Pled Pipers" are de~lgned for llttle teet, , ribbon. dy Porter and Dick Anslow, Pat I _, ~_ 65 of' his friends on the occas- and are expertly fitled under the direc~ --- "2~26 lion of Mr. William l\lcCourt. Exclusi\'e- Th\lfS June ~ Catering to Weddings ------Smith and Skip Clark, and Marg- mas ion" of his second birthday, Tues- sun. thrU M.ln~rd l'Htchelt I Th R . D' I Iy at Peter Pan in (~rosse Pointe. John Beal-, of the )lontn ! d 8 t i Little Theater Group ie Payne who was Lee's date for ree ecelve Ip 0 aay afternoon, June 10, I the "BOO~ . CTS" I Manque s : the evening. "Ike" and his friends played D "MY SIX CO~Vl Of AWVS Plans Party I At Bradford Jr. College 17045 . TU. 5.2967 * .. .. I --- on swings, slides, in sandboxes PI~TI~II .-AN . Kerebel'al e '" to July 1 1 On Thursday night there was At the 149th Commencement I and the swimming pool in his coming ---J\\J\ - story Jane Froman ; The Little Theater Group of another .lawn party at the home College, Bradford, Mass., Miss I back yard. There was also a ". .. T he OSG EMBASSY HALL "WITH }o. ~ "'EAR'!" ; the American Women's Volun- of Joe Latomsky. Dancing under Betty Lou Givens, a member of I lemonade stand. Balloons were IN i'fn: n Air Conditioned i tary Se~'vices (Detroit ,Metro~ol~- the stars. by the light of Chir.ese the graduating class. received fastened to all the play equip- , BAR SERVICE PARKING j t~n Un~t) are sponsonng a w~- lan1.f'rns, to the'music of a seven honorable mention for her con- ment and later each child took LUXURIOUS lOGE SEATS At I 11ght Dmner P~rty at th~ DetrOIt piece 1and were Sally Be:udsly tribution to the college through one home after eating lee cream Belle Isle Awning Co. Visit Our Television lounge RPER Lakepointe Yacht Club, Fnday evemng June and 'remy Pear Jill Snyd~l' and her character influence and ef- and birthday cake. '. : 15220 H A ~~ . . \ -~~ ! ... ------r'I' 20 ~t 6 o'c~ock fo.r the benefit of Terry Snowday: Evie Button and fort. She was' named to' the sen- Proud parents of "Ike" are the , -~.' Canvas, Aluminum ------: -----,- ...... theIr SerVICemen s Fund and ~o I L.arry Daniels Lyn Hanikie and ior cumulative honor roll. She is I Le$ter Schroeders , of Colonial 'I ••••• Jt*****,.*Jt~*,...... enable them to carrv on t helr . '. '. . ' ~ ~, . t Y ,Tw)l1le Clark, MemI Jackson and the mece of Mr, and Mrs. DaVId I court. AWNINGS' *:. ... '_'" If. val'lOUS pro)ec s. . . : ll\1ax Bates Jean Carter and Don A. Wallace of 100 Lev;iston road. * If. Mrs. Jules Sc.hneldel' IS chalr-' , '. d M' Arcn;tecturally Designed * ,<.:'~Y' .. If. f th L'ttl Th t G Schroeder, Lvn TrudeU and Dale M1ss Barbara Barnum an lSS , M R '11 " ~ Haskell .. man 0 e 1 e ea er roup P t k S.ll R .1 D M R M K J d t el y, IVlrs. If. d I h' f th' d' e 10S 'ey, a y ae anu ave I ary . c ean, une gra ua es, Irs. Order Now * o IS G f T D B hi I : : ant a sM C aElr;;;.~ 0 w d lfIn~r Call'uthers. wer~ members of the stage crew House uests 0 • . u s For Spring Delivery * If. par Y', rs. . I son ar e , IS * .. .. for the' commencement play, --- I : Sen'ing tj:JeFinest : co-chaIrman of both. Sunday we found a group of. "'rliis Daring Generation," Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. I Call LOrain 7...2293 * . If.! junioI'~irls helping Sally SeaJby Miss Barnum is the daughter Theodore D. Buhl of Ridge road : CANTONESE and : I Welcome Wagon Hostesses celebrate hel: seventeenth birtil- of Mrs. Richard F. Barnum of are Mrs, Buhl's mother, Mrs. For Free Estimate : AMERICAN DINNERS : Guests of Mrs. Kennedy clay. Present were Evi~ Butto~, 1012 Yor,kshire road. and Miss Harriet Reilly of Palm Beach, 7601 E. Jefferson Ave. Open Dally 3 p,m. to 3 a,m If., Mrs.' Leland Kennedy. the Wel- nene Bryant, Janet WOlta, JulIe McKean IS the daughter of M1'. Fla. and Brooklyn. N.Y.. and her * Opposite Naval Armory : Sunday 1 p,m, to 1 a.m. :: come Wagon supervisor for the I~rllI~?ley, '.June Lang, Virg,i~ia and 'M~'s, Robert E. M~Kean of: cousin, Mrs. C. Haskell of Palm I !. II I: ~.1-1.8 :!Detroit area. entertained the Wel- \-lee,mg, Mary Roll. Sue MIl,er, 1014 BIshop road, __ '_B_e_a_c_h_.~. __ . _ .J Phil Skillman ! * ., ~ If.! come Wagon hostesses and mem-, I * :llbe~~llieWelCOmeWagOnNeW- ~~~~~~~~~~------~~~~~--~---~~~~~--~-~ Well known radio -piano styllst and orchestra lead~ ' :.' S~....I- 'R If. comers Club at her home, 895 I er is now available for : • ~ :,' Lakepointe, on Friday afternocn'l YOU N GAD U LTC 0 U N elL your receptions. teas, style * IN .T If. June 13. SYLVANIA "Halo Light" shows and private parties. : _.-' r~ : A delicious dessert was served I of the TELEVISION I* 'II- and bridge was played. Plans are G,rosse Pointe War I Memorial Center Association • MADE TO OUT-PERFORM AND OUTLAST ANY TU. 2-6164 Ib209 E. WARREN :: being made for a pot-luck dinner j I: TEL~VISION SET AT ANY PRICE 272 FISHER ROAD I * at Bedrord .. to be held at the home of Mr. and 'I Presents: I 1« iHt ~ Mrs. M. R. McCauley, Guilford, • THE HIGHEST QUALITY, AND THE CLEAREST Street on Saturday. July 19. In-I 'IIA N PICTURE OF ANY SET WE'VE SEEN TO DATE terested person~ call TU. 5-5714" EVE N IN G IN PA R I 5" . or TU. 4-1528. • NOW BROUGHT CLOSER TO YOU WITH THE Saturday, June 28th, at the OPENING QF OUR NEW STORE .. MORE HUB CAPS STOLEN Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center 32 Lakeshore Arthur F. 'peinzer, Jr, of 1311 ,__ S_AL_U__ I VA. 2-9888 , SERVICE LUNCBEON Devonshire, reported to Grosse FRANKIE S(;O~YJ Pointe Farms police that while with the DINNER "TIle t1ndernourl~h~d Comedian" his car, a 1949 Chevrolet, had Earle Perkins Orchestra ••• 9:30 ~ 1:30 LATI SPECIALS FRANKIE CONNERS been parked on Mack avenue, be. WE CATER TO Roosevelt Radio Co. Famed Iris' T-.nc, PARTIES end tween Maison and.Allard, during Semi-Formal - Ticket $2.50 a couple 14339 East Jefferson, at Chalmers BAN?UETS RALPH lAlli'S ORCHESTRA the night of June 14, someone' . had stolen' both hub caps fro'm (Also at 3956 Cass at Alexandrine. ' . TE, 1-8950) OPiN U ","y I the front wheels of the car. , .

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Golfers' Associa- .ANN: ME.ADER.}. eb.u....t, ...•..t.h.e..'c.o..~-.~.'.~.:.:: ...am.r~..m.'.'.e.;.ti. t.~e.ll~~.v.~o.~:p..~...~~.!.j•.:W....~n.•.•.:...;~.:;~.t~~.':.:~~~,J.~.::co..':'.'~r~~~~~:':m., .i._ h~:~~i,j~..~:.;~r_~:oih~:~~.~ ~:~~i~~':~~~r~:~~~et:rl~~o::~ on~ T0Y'~,~lub: .. Fatr •. Detrolt':me:rp.ber,o~',a:'gradu~t1p'>~],~";~L.~Hl:JMANN. :i!.. .' ..... , t~en~h Annual. ,FOUnders' Day,:-.';.~~.li.t~~J,1_.',-. new; We feature the finest decorat1ve:. Helferich, Presi- J UmversIty '. ~c~ool.CarIDval. ~n~225 •.tUde~ts; .~~. will rei~~!~r1D: . " '.., ••. '.' PICnlC, at Hasbrouck. House, nea~; _ ' ...... :~ ,. fabrics, ~troit District Golf ~ven Ute ArtJst.s,~a~ketJthou~h Septerilber'as.;a..ffeshni~.,\. as se',a pace. ,0;ruure.sonalMR: ..:~ndMRS~.JA},iES::A .. wee~;withhisdaughterand80nl,bytheMlchlganan~estorofMrs~ :';S£.~:., ~ :tL.. '; J",;.' I ..'NOUR~OWH'ACTORY •• ~.. ;trict' Golf Associa- ,~08tt!8ses.who have been lulle.~ :RC?WAN,. .of. Ro~;~~&.!e.;~oad,.in~la:wMR., ..~d MRS.'F,RI'rZ Geor~e V{. Moran; .the SocietY,. :;-= " .';' _., ' . Mrs. Gerald Healy ,mto co~plac.ency by our OInnl Prmc~ton, N',J.,: fgrmerl~of.' ~Cad;..N~; ot LochmOQ1'boulevard. was organ1zed.onSunday, June :'" ", ' :; :'~ " .:. ~.O ~~ ~,1:~~~~:; E'::I~~:' I Mr. and Mrs. posten.t 8unShl ERTne. W IN-' ieux road, Grosse Pointe;,' . • ,.' .' . 22, 1937, by Mrs. l\foran. '"-~ ' , . .. • .•' .. 4 Y I'" R",I' I X P" _, ENe E' ~on of Ann Arbor. o MRS . OBR .. ' S • •• , ' ' " ,... ".' . • • • .... ~ ... CLAIRdecided,since theweath~; MRS. 'PHELPs NEWBERRY er, despite gloomy forebodings. MR. and MRS. ,BENJ;: McIN -will be, the .house guest of MRS; ~SS. MARTHA WETHERBEE, .:..' .. ', Estimates .JIlI SUH~OftS has been consistently on the TOSHmotored east. last: week WESSON"SEYBURN for the neXt of Barrington road, is cited on " . ' WiritoutObIi,otioll . . waxm and sunny . side, she (.}o and '.are naw an Long Island couple, ofweek.s:while her ne,,:y.the Dean's. List at Kahlmazoo Col- would hold her next get-together vacationing .. They. are exj:iectedhoine iriCloverly 'road is being lege for-high academic 'achieve- .,....,.....Il ..". >' FURNITURE FACTORY in the gardens ,of her home in 't6 return to their Grayton'road corn,pleted. ment during. the, past.semester~ 428 E~J.fflr.. n 1.3~5~ .Vendomer.oad. home next week. . • • • She is a sophomore at the col. ~me,.tCan. woo r , .She and MR. SINCLAIR .will • • • GAY. BUHi.: received a -very lege. be' hosts .Saturday, ,at a large . .Combining .,education ...., with nic~ Il'aduatian',gltt 1rom' her. cocktail party which, will .serve travel, MISS BETTINA WALLIS, parents 'th.e'ARTHUR: H: BUHLS, the double ,purp.ose of just. the daughter of MR. and MRS. F. G. J~ ..,' of Proven.cak'rQan:'-., trip . 'HI".Q~I •• EL'WILL LIVI delight "of getting together :with WALLIS, of St. ClaiI"avenue,.is to th~ PaCific Islarid~.\ good friends, and a "house:warm- one .of a group of 12 Stepbens She leaves shortly" f.or 'a 80- I ing" for their new garden;' . College students who will" tour. jOl;ll'n' in ,Hawaii, flyiIlg first to! A THijUSAND YEARS . . They moved intp their home, Europ'e' 'this summer; , Oklahoma City ~here sne'll meet early this yearandjn the spring The group will sail ,from New her ex-roommate froin:Briar! /or . WESTINGHOUSE planted 'the 'garden. Now they York .Jurie12 on the Vulcania. cliff, : LAVONAPRI£E, who'll. If" A DUIA.I' are enjaying the fruits oftheirc. and paints of interest willinclude make the trip 'With.. he,i. . ! .et Your " •• rfNAlL •• labor in the form of dozens upon LisboniNap~es, Capri and. Rome • .• • ~ ,k., dozens oLblossoming'roses. during the' .m()nth of. JUne;. In . COUNT AND CO UN T E S S 10. CURTIS MOWER H...... I distinCtive WI)' to Nt 'Din' '" • • July the students will. visit, Flor- CYRIL TOLSTOI ,are visiting ~ Furs home .put from )'our ntipbon'. Just MR. and MRS. CARROLL M. ence, Venice and Lucerne .• The MRS. RUSSELL. L. AMES .t her' .nldl ODe of .h'H clever Whit.hdl BOUTELL will be hosts June 28 tour, principally concerned with home m .Darien, Conn~ Before te in martren to I trft. po,t, or the side of at a farewell dinner party in the the study .of art. will vfsifParis; 'they'~ta.rt their. motor journey the.,.. You'U be deli8bttd with the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club honor- Nice and Genoa in August, and homeward they'll: stop oU ilt - f'S cAt"'ill' touch of OIiJiaality it .dd•. ing the .LOUIS F. WEYANDS return to New York City on the Wilton to see their' son~in-Iaw who are leaving next month to Saturnia August 23. The tour is and daughter, the EDMUND Si.... f, .11 metal, ~itb I blade. TORAGE -ther'fni.tam hisb, snd are almost . make their new hame' in St. a college-sponsor~d trip. ANDERSONS. . r , LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ~eICI'lICtjble. Swedish "oa finish hiJh. Paul, Minn. • • • '.. '. .. m moth:::. heat, Ii.... the ornamtats .. SiR: approxi. • • ...Miss Ann Couls was jraduated . Invitations to the dance; and ..... eft in Mondry's INtel, 10" hi3h over.lJ. 12" Icjr.g.,Your MRS. CARSTEN TIEDEMAN, from Michigan State - Normal alsa dinner, slated for June 24 for Jour ;rese,,' Relri,erator lodern \'au1ts...... 01' Itou5e numbu painted on panel who has been vacationing 'it Sea College, Ypsilanti, Michigan, on at the Little-Club, have. been IIi..... dditioaal chUlt. . '01'• Island, stopped in Northampton June 14 with a Baehelor of dropped. in the mail by MR. and \ ide insurance ... lour of tit« mOlt popular models art on her way back ta the Pomte Science degree. She majored in MRS,RI CHAR D WEBBER protection at a to say hello ta ,daughter SALLY Early Elementary Education and JACKSON. anal amount. iIlustruld. hut there', a wide variety of ocher d~er desiJM in our display. Stop and Sally's husband JOHN DUNN Mixed Arts; • • • nd glazed bv the ill today and chOOH the one that', espe- DAVIES, and most especially to Sheis th.e daughter of .MR.. and The JOSEPH. S.' SHERERS, e "LustE'rway" cially appropriate for your bome. greet a new granddaughter . MRS. GEORGE W.. CaULS, and. JR.,' of Ridg,e. road 'will' give a Later this summer Mrs. Tiede- graduated from Grosse Pointe di~er ..party ..Saturday honormg, . ONlY man will have as her house~ 'High School in' the class Of June, their daughter ANN'S young. T ~DRY guests in her Kenwood road 1948. Miss Couls has accepted a houlleguest S'tELLA MOORE" of' home, the Davies family .. Un. position teaching .t the Fitzger- Eaton; Pa .. daubtedly she's already shopping aId S~hool System in Van Dyke, • • • BE FREE. ~NERS tor some new rattles. Michigan beginning in' Septem- SUE GRAHAM of Ft. ~uder- • • • ber 1952. dale. and'" her par en t s,the WALTER R. CAVANAUGH of," • • ., : GEORGE M. GRAHAMS are A.L.DAMMAN .ter tap. 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."age 'Twelv., ThursClay, June -'9. 1952, Gral.,,':Peint. New. '~ek;' ~fJ.re~undsr(j~Aid-.:S~JllPhony • PUBLISHED. EVERY. THURSDAY -BY, ANTEEBOPUBLISHERS,. : . i' - ... . INt;. ALSO' P'uBusHnso:r ''i'HEDETROITjWESTW ARD AND 'Grolae•... lIeade~:~Y:\J~r.0in~'}~~~:Re~f.IG.itp~p~ f John B.,.:ford, .Jr.,who . . Advertising Copy Must Be m The News OffIce by about the people who ate wearing. TAFT buttonS! Well, applied the.prindples of the De~ Tuesday 4tte~o~n, to Obtain. Insertion That. Week it isn't because we don't "KNOW any other people; (we are troit Plan of broad community

, so fancv 'we even.know someone who is wearing .aTru~a:n participation to the" Sym:phony . button!)' Anyhoo,ihis here now lady; l~lttown recently problem.. ,,' '. , . for a vacation ... and wished us to anhouncethat she ,was , The gradual 'disappearance. of .,Victim .0J. a Paradox wearing an "I. Like Ike" biitton.,As a 'matter of fact, we great private philanthropy, and. the acceptance by .industry' of . " , h'''' Saw our heroine at. a small gathering just before she took The Pointe has been the victim of a great paradox ..t IS ' " d h d their role as supporters of cul- - " . 'h the train. She was wearing, a navy blue suit" re . at, re tural and sodal enterprises, '.made spz:ing ... too much water and 'too little water. Too muc , bag and shoes and a white~?'rchjd. "Tiny cloc~s .on her possible' the construction of the wa1er in the lak~ . ,. too little water in our m~ins. The dry stockings also spelled out "I. LIke Ike. The patnobc color Detroit Symphony' under the ~pell has greatly'reduced the threat of floods, but it has also scheme was a nice background 'for the IKE "pancake" • • . most favorable of financial con~ d h t but what she didn't,know at the time .. , was that .pne Of ditions-a 3-year guarantee of i:reatly increased the use -of wate~and demonstrate t a the guests clipped a TAFT button on the back of her jacket! funds to support the orch~stra. our present public water system is far from adequate. Now, with' a year of unprece- The fear of flooded basements has la.rgely been replaced Tee-hee. • • • . dented accomplishmerits behind.' . . t b the orcl1estra, the industrial lea.: by the' fear that the anticipated shower bat h IS gomg 0 e Since our Editor will not permit us to write a political column, ders concerned with the campaign but a tantalizing trickle, or the sure knDwledge that if the we will sneak a few opinions in this one, from time to time. Opinion are seeking to raise new funds to . number one: After having heard the "rumor" that Truman mIght '. . ".. .. ga~den hose is running there won't be enough water to oper- allow himself to be drafted to run again. We can only conclude assure ihecontiriuip:ggrowth'.a.vd" ate'the sanitary facilities. . that he has a ~ne "trek" mind. development of the Symphony. ' . - .' d' h b t l' Opinion two: It wouldn't surprise us one teeny-weeny bit to At the outset"of the Men's Cam.. Owners of electrIC garbage lsposers ave een acu e y find General MacArthur nominated as Taft's running mate. In fact ,paign, Mr. Remick stated, "We aware of the water shortage. These handy gadgets are so we'll bet a quarter on it ..• if we can find a bookie that's still o~en. feel confident that tbegene:ral rigged that they require considerable water pressure to make * ... • --e...--. them function. When the pressure is lacking (and that seems Here is an encouraging tidbit for you struggling golfers~ :four- to be most of th~ time these days), the kitchen labor saver teem year old Ann Mayo Hartzell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Reli.f From remains as silent as the tomb and as functipnless as the old' B. Hartzell, got a hole in one! on the Country Club golf course (~...... 'b-.~~ potato peels which' pile up'in them. recently! Better give up the "uke" Annie, and stick to the golf clubs! Intense Itching : Many a housewife has been so plagued with the. problem • '" • , .- .' ---- ..AI". as toJ1ave to wait until the late hours of the night, when most You little homemakers who enjoy sprlngint new delicacies on . By Fre'd M.KOPPiR.Ph; Wall. thot op.n to the delight of sunny doys yet quickfy and' 'nkler. s' have. be.en .tu'r'ned off and the pressur~ ~i"s again your ..family and guests, -will envy THIS one.. ast year at a get- sprl ,~ logetherdhmer at the Explorers' Club; each guest was served a One of the newest drugs' conveni.ntly close with waath.r protection against wind and somewhere near normal, 'before she can clear out the accu~u- small thin slice,of meat en-crackeur, along, with his cocktail. The ~nown ' as My~B-Den was lated garbage of the day. meat turned out to be a piece of "Giant Sloth" .•. some 225,000 fo~nd, quite by accident; to ..aln •• ' • this I, the luxury of Win.Dor Jalousies. Wheth.r you years old ., .that bad been found frozen in an Alaskan Glacier! bring relief from constant We had a small talk with Murray Smith, City Engineer Now we've heard everything. We shuddered at the local gent who itching. want floor to ceiling ventilation to bring the outdoors in or of Grosse Pointe Farms, which municipality pumps a great served muskrat stew to his guests' and fainted when we saw Originally, ,the drug was be~ simply window or door convenience, the Win-Dor System. 01 . ortion of the water cons.umed in the Pointe a.rea. The tr,ou- rattlesnake meat on the canape tray of one of our top hostesses ing tested, in the treatment of P • • . but this beats 'em all. . Weath.ntrlpped Integrol Hordware will provide trouble-fr •• ble is not, according to him, that the pumpmg sys tem has In case you don't know what a giant Sloth is ... it has two Hodgkins disease. It proved operation for this most mod.rn treatment of openings. Slats been outgrown by the tremen,dous increase in population aI).d to)s.,. and is recognized in cross word puzzles as aJ'\ AL As far unsuccessful, but it did stop the incessant itching 'which is building. This has ha9- something to do with it, of course. as we are concerned, that's where it belongs. In puzzles ... not mcrf beg'o" for dramatic lieauty or woo~ or aluminum for But the pumping system is: perfectly adequate for years to part of the gastronomical bo.oby~rap ~aIled "aw-derves." Baaahhh. characteristic of the disease.' Tms led doctors to try its hi ... ,..w w...... privacy and .had •. Simple interior screening is easily used. with come. Mr. Smith says. . effect on other cases of intense ttrl,,~~ 111.,,101 1,,4•• ,. A friend of ours, (female), who is a doctor, has a small daughter itching with good'results. My- JIN'IlIt ~. ftIItIItItieII operation ,htough-the.scr.en. Write or phone for demonstration. The hitch lies in the .:fact that many of the water mains ,,\Tho 'believes in saying what she thinks. The child was practising wlI. B-Den is given by injection s-t.y. DnII ..... ,...;. are too small for the number of houses th~y are now serving. .piano one afternoon, preparatory to appearing at a small recital only. . m school. Her mother, who fancres herself quite a pianist, listened WlII.Dtr o,.,.t., cellt,'" .lALOU , 5 IE 5 By increasing the .pumping pressure, some of the difficulty Jo a few passages, then suggested that the youngster listen to HER For the newest and best in has been overcome, but it has been far from a solution to the play them, to get the idea. . . medicine, see your doctor. For FOR P 0 R C H E.S AND B R E EZ E WAY. S problem. Bigger water mains are the only thing which will Little Miss dutifully listened .forsorne minutes, then said, the newest in prescribed medi- "Mother ... you're lucky you're a doctor." Pleased as all get out, cines select a trustworthy '(Alley 2-3554 wholly remedy the exasperating situation. Doctor Ma asked why . . '. to which the child replied, "Because pharmacist . Large mains. such as those installed in Detroit, have such you're a terrible piano playeL" Copyright F.H.A. Terms The KELLEHER Co. a great 'potential pressure stored tip in them that even the ... . . • This is the 401st of a series of Editorial advertisements appearing turning on of a fire hydrant fails to produce much change in Skulking around our back yard one evening last week, were in this paper each week. the pressure. Some of.the mains in the Pointe are six inches, three man-sized boys who were in the process of a treasure hunt. some others eight. When a hydrant is turned on here, these One carl:ied'a piece of blue paper bearing a due written in poetry small mains feel the effect immediately and the pressure may form. We can't recall the poem but it had to do with felines and the drop 30 pounds or so instantly. . last line was something about a place where a feline would bate • • The replacement of the small mains by ones of adequate to end up. C! 71 N G size is a project that should be undertaken without delay. We asked why they thought a cat would hate to. find itself in E L E BRA o U R G o L 1) E N With the continued building of more and more residences, OUR backyard; since Ruffy and Mr"Dicke,!1sare two of the happiest business places,and public buildings, the lack of sufficient cats we know. (Have you ever seen a "happy" cat?) Well anyway, pressure is going to be felt more and mor~ acutely. The we suggested they take a gander at R:olandGray's Sport Shop •.• Woods, which gets its 'water from Detroit, has already passed where tennis rackets complete 'with cat gut are very much in evi- .' 311 ordinance requiring that all future bomes be equipped dence! We hope they found what they were looking for... with garbage disposers. Other local municipalities have been * * • considering.the adoption of similar ordinances for some time. A local woman"who has a telephone system in her house con- The Woods has already been asked to cut down on the necting her bedroom with the kitchen, told us the following. One use of water .. The Pointes served by the Farms pumping Morning recently, at about 8:30, she buzzed the kitchen and when the This Can Be Your Station. have had.no such requests. There is .plenty of water cook answered, she asked what exotic fruits were in the larder for '•.• ,it is just delivered too slowly to do much good or provide her breakfast. There was a moment of silence, .. then the Cook..asked, much plea~ure. ';Whois this?" Our heroine allowed as how she couldn't imagine.who ELSE it would be other than her ladyship herself calling for breakfast from her bedroom.at that hour. Cooky explained that she didn't Golden Year, too ..•' recognize Madame's voice!! An Interesting Spectacle .' • • In our midst next week, will be the lovely,Jessica Drag-onette, The Farms council meeting provided an interesting spec- who is commg to Detroit to appear at a benefit recital at the DAC. tacle Monday night. The steaming council chamber was The occ~ion is for the benefit of the Vincentian Missions. The card . packed to the rafters with residents who had come to argue party will start at,2 and will be followed by Miss Drag-onette'srecital. . over a proposed 'adoption of a new fencing ordinance. Ref!eshments will also be served. How about going? : . Some of the ar~uments were long .•. some fairly short and concise. There were many speakers and almost without exception, each followed up his or her little personal argu- . JIlent \1.'ith the hearty assurance that the prime interest at heart was the' good of the community as a whole. This went on for two hours, and when it appeared that the opinions of those gathered were about exhausted, Mayor there's more to William Connolly called attention to the fact that the council still had s~veral hours of very important city business to transact before.anadjournment could be called. The resi- ,cleaning a ,rug than .. dents were' assured that any proposed changes made in the fence ordinance 'under study would be' properly advertised and ~hey would be given another chance to speak before the just washing its, face new law was passed:, City Clerk Harry Furton announced that anyone \vishing Whitt Sidewall Tires and Hood Ornament optional at extra cost. to stay for the rest of the meeting would be'more than wel- Rug c1eaninr is rfo job for an come. ' amateur, .A knowleda-e of every . Then the interesting thing occurred. Each and everyone .. type Of rug construction is needed, of the 100 or more persons who had come' to speak his piece and how to remove deeply im- ,bedded dirt • . . and air his own personal problems, filed out of the council '1 . chamb,"r as fas~ as water runs through a sieve. The great Rugs mud be cleaned scientifi- int~rest .in the ,community as a whole, which: hact been so cally ALL THE WAY THROUGH freely bandied about,. was glaringly absent when it came to if all the dirt i6 to be ,emofJed- the other important business which the council had on the they need gentle handling if you agenda. No one was the slightest bit concerned in these other' are to get maximum life out of affairs, which directly or indirectly affected each and every i them-they must 'be dried un,de, one of them as resid~nts and taxpayers of the municipality. IDS IS IT-the '''car of our cars"in Thrill to the smooth performance of perfect temperature, control to '.' fifty golden years-Jhe Nash the 'new Super Jetfire engine and its protect their:threada. T Golden Airfiyte!' amazing economy, too! Only a rug ,that has been PRO- TU. 1-6022 - . Come and share our dream: Seethe Discover riding ease and roadability FESSIONALLY cleaned can keep mostbea~tiful,car of OUT time, styled like you have never known before, that "like-new'? appearance. and by PiniriFa!in~a himself-the. world's. thanks to modern Airflyte'Construc- springy textur .•• m-onth after .. ' most famous custom car designer! ' . tion and new Airfiex sus~nsion ..De-~ month. And,briiht, chee~ful,new looking rUls will addfreshriell Open;lhe ,d~6r}o enfuely neVistyle light to' the wonders of our new Dual- •••eorpeting 'and beauty to your ham.. . and comfort, with the widest seats';of Range Hydra-Matic Dri:ve. P any,'ca!~EnjoY:,seatsthat NQ,~atterwhat ~~ry

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• General New. Section 2 .-CIaa.iiieCi •.. Feature Pale Thursday, June 19,. 1952 Pig' Thirteen vros s~'Peint~l\f~ws GROSSE POINTE•. MICHIGAM :Youth on.Probation Admits' WheeJs~/.,.WhErels;...wh~ersand::,.More:~\lhee,ls, Churches Plan Joint Services

Next Sunday, . June 291 at 10 preach to the combined congrega- Attempts to "Roll Drunks" A.m. the Methodist and the Con- tions in' the Congregational " gregational churches will begin :, Grosse Pointe Park police offi. ! ported to the police, and the b~ys Church Sanctuary. ~ers Thomas Martin and William I were ider.Ufied after bei.ng picked: Ithei~ annual series of ten coop~ T1?-is is unique in the Pointe. C!andall arr~sted 17-year-old Da- I up. .. . ; eratlve summer worship .services. The public is cordially invited to . ~ld, Balkema, 1527 Alter road, De- Investigation showed, however, I I' Th& Congregational Church will attend ~hese services. The time trolt~ and Norris Ouelle~te. that Ouellette,' who had been in- 11151 j wm.-ship with the Methodist ~ottmgham, Saturday night, June ,volved in an auto theft late in again 10 a.m. for all these com- 1_5, on ~ st!ong-arming charge. I March of this year, was innocent . Church in the Methodist Sanc- bined services. .> QuestlOnmg by Sgt. Stanley of the charge, and he was subse'- . tuary for the first of five services I)ftders and Patrolman Donald quently released: m the Methodist Church. The i FITCH WINS SCHOLARSHIP Dean of the'Park Detective Bu- Balkema, who had previously Rev. Marcus William Johnson will R Fi _'- reau revealed that both boys had been involved in auto thefts and '. oger k.u; son of Mr. and' ~ee~ drinking wi'th f r i end s a strong-arming on March 5, and pre~ch to the combmed congre- Mrs. Ferris Fitch of Merri- :,srIler and had later decided to su[)sequentlyplacedon probation, gatlOns at this first service. A weather road has received a [011 drunks for some extra, gave a formal statement at. the Nursery. and Ki.ndergarten will scholarship a's .an outstanding ~oney.". I Wayne County Prosecutor's office, be prOVIded durmg this hour. student in Spanish from the Uni- "The first. attempt failed. The admitting to the charge and vio- For the five Sundays in August, versity of Virginia: He is at second, WhICh also failed, was re- lating probationary ,terms; Dis:, the Rev. Hugh C. White, pastor present representing the univers- ~-~-~- position of his case is pendIng. of the Methodist Church, will ity in Mexico. j AIR CONDITIONED ! j oung Cyclist I r I Boy Scout Camp ! $truck by Car .~;. Opens June 22 .'JEIIY SPECIAL .r &I Edwin G. Bayer, 11980 Ra- ~e, was making a right turn I ,One. of the lal'gest camps of its onto Cadieux from M ' ; kmd In the world-the Charles aumee on I ' June 13, young Karin Van Leu- I H~well Scout Reservation nea~ .. -Picture by Fred Runnells McGregor ven, 10, of 1005 Cadieux, turned Bl'lghton, Michigan-:-opens this .Freepar~~ng st~nds proved inadequate last Monday, June 16, when the Farms small fry swooped down 'on the her bicycle in front of his car. Sunday, June 22 for Its 15th an- popular mUnIcIpal pIer to evade the 96 degree heat wave.' A steadfast rule of the Farms dock does not permit bi~ycles Unable to stop in time, Bayer nual su~mer season. The. ~amp, inside the park as a safety measure. . 12.95 to !8.95 ~~e into Karin, knocking her secured In 1937, o~er~ted Its first, -~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ from her bike. She was taken to Isummer program m 1938. IH- R D - EI.' .. Jton Secours Hospital where she Only a h~n?!ul of selected It- un fIver ectzoilS '.Held June, and is a member of Kappa belongs to Sigma Chi fraternity. JACKETS received treatment for severe ~roops roamed 1t5; ~75 acres, dur..; ISh' t.b p' I- By LZ-Ol-i'8,'C,'Zu"',b' Gamma sorority. Mr. Rogers is The wedding will take place' in i.(tJuries to her forehead, knees 109. tha.t first perIOd. Today s ca- oug , y 0 ICe (; also a graduate. of Denison and August. and right arm. paclty 15 600 Scouts'per week for " -~------~~-~-----~~~"----~~-- _~ ~____ the 8-week summer season-clos- "..' -- r------~ing August 16. The camp'is used John BroderIck .heard a. crash The Grosse Pointe Lions Club r' t'::L IlQJi:J8l£11 ~ APTITUDE TESTS all ye~r round. and during the in the street infront of hi.s home ~eld its annual .election of of- . Pkone,- t[;uxeJo '-5688 -89 euble you to learn the ktnd oJ Fall- Wmter-Sprmg .months ~OO, to., a~ 1114 Bedford; ran outside and I flcers May 29, 1952 at the regular I ITl. G ":'hoel'lcJn~u o~a~t\~~~:!1.5~ouedS~~l1~~ 400 Scouts enpoy lts ho~pltallty I saw a Chrysler, sedan pulling Thursday noon meeting at the rn .... ill :'0110"", (1'01' men and womfn. boys every week-end. On spec)alocca- f h' . t b'l ThWhittier Hotel I t 11 t' 'f' :and .Irls). sions, such as the recent religious : ~way rom 1~ au ~mo 1 e, e " .' ns a a IOn 011 ID .~., ~ Vocational Counselinq 'nstitut. retreat as Many as 1 500 may be Isedan had dl'lven mt~ the left offIcers for year July '1,1952 to " Tradition Of ~ Danifl L. Beck. DIrector . '.' , I rear fender of BroderIck's 1950 .', ',' . I. :J511Maccabees BJdr. TEmple 11-5lJ~1 m attendance" Ford batterin the tail-Ii ht. July 1, 1953 IS to be held today, ! De.pend. ab.'I.'ty Woodward .Nellr Warren Two plans of campmg are of- ' g g June 19 at Beverly Hills,' I - - - ___ ._ i fel:ed. Individuals may attend as The' car headed for St. Paul, ' ,.,. I : • , " ." I'" .Th turned east and drove out of sight The new offIcers mclude:, • .' . -. !: I I prOVlSlona campers. e coun-. .'" , " That is the real tradition of the Trail Pharmacy"""'; !cil provides all leadership, hous~ before Brodenck :va~ able to get wal:er H. ~reyer; fIrst VIce i : : i I ing and meals f?l' "provisional" a~ ade~uate de~cr~PtlOn',..The only pres1dent, DaVId R. Nagel; second I :~he element 'of. our reputation. that is most _ i: Il troops. Plan two IS where Scouts hmt fOl tLe pollce: t~ellg.ht. front vice,president, Earl Hunley; third I _ important. : I • gaba.rdines at Tour Hpme i go with their own Troops under fdender dOf sth~d hBlt.-ldun,ckal"ywas vice president, Edward J. Singe-I - -: '1 -by Licensed I • sharkskins Masseur i Troop Leadership either using I amage.. at 10 erl~, .ou lyn; secretary treasurer, S. Wil-I : 'their own tents or renting cabins ,could hear the fender scrapmg lard H sk' g' L' T F d _ Dependabaity depends on many thin'gs~in fact, _, Portable osteopath- I ' I th t' h . d ff " 0 In, Ion amer, re I McGregor jack e t s ic table. For app't. shelt':-,rs or camp. equipment ,on e Ire as e rove 0 . H. Steinheiser', Tail TW1'stel', I. -.' - call after 4:00 p.m, I on everything we do of service to our patrons. _. ! ore among the finest I the slte. ~ome of these campmg I ------Edgar A. Beauchamp, I • _ ! ... ond it's excep- ID. 1-8148 I troops do all their own cookir:g I BrotheI'S-I-n-Law Outgoing president is Thomas': We take time to do things right. We pay for : i tional news when you Ii \\'hlle others arrange for certam . Munson. - • I can buy the m for ______._.__ .. __ n:ea1s at the Lodge with uprovi-I In, Street FI"ght ~__ : and get best quality in every item 'we carry. O~r : II $10! Spring and summer w e i g h t. ALL slonal" campers. . • William Rogers. Sele~ts m patrons benefit thereby ~ SIZES. help keep good All campers ha,ve the benefit I ~: of the Reservabon's. excellent Farms police, .cruising along Chicago Girl for Bride II feet healthy \v.atedront facilities, nature coun.- Mack avenue SatUl'day night, I 1l• . selor and other program experts. June 14,. near the New Brick Inn, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Van ~ ~ '0:,.; • Archery, marksmanship and the carne across'a woman waving her Deventer of Beverly Hills, Chi- W ~. L (jjJJ " W I 19129 • TUxedo ~ '. • ~,~: ~:~~~re~~e;~:ry~a:u:C;t;f~~'a7i~dl;;'~:t~~a~iJi~;\~hOt~t;~~g~he~;n~aU::~t,,~~eJ:~r::~~:rn'1 :!JWft iTnaMnnA'/IL i .~ •.~~~~:A....~~~~.~ .~. MI ..'i~.~.,«,.:.'iIIl'-\"-:~:::::J~-. l.3910 Health and Safety Committee has street in front of her, , liamRogers, son of Mr. and Mrs...... (7 J l= ....,",,"'''''''''' '''''''''_''' v...4~

e~$k&L ~~:ea~;~~~:~i~: ahl~cDaa~~::~:sn~~ m;:e ~~~ce ~~scOvt~:d ~~~1at~,: ~~Mt~~. RvOgers: of Buckingham 1:11 1(.e ..rc..,Jle..v.a.t ',."r..J1y.".•e,.<~..l.l,e.:.,,r:I.:..~ I.~~..e,.,r,.:.p.,', ..o".i.rllef!rJ;nu ." .~~:;~. ' with State Healt epartment broiher,:.l:;Iadjust been in a vie.; .' ISS.a~.J)~ven1;E?: g~'~duated - S:f .~. . ...' fXC/'{/SIVE}TY~...... ru! d, regulations. The Reservation is' ious fight'with her husband, who fi'om' Demson':Unive:rs1ty 'this -',":.-' ..1:"""""'''''11 ,~, OPEN THURS6AY,' FRIDAY, SATURO,(YNIG'ATS" to 9 ~ _~11 acrreili~d by ilie Americ~ p~i~ fuund l~ng ~ ~f~jrt -~~-~_._~-~~~~~~.~--~----~---~~~~~~~~-~~~~~_.~~~~~~~-~-~--~--~~~~~~--~~~~~~ Camping Association and is often driveway nearby. They took the CR.OSSE POINTE visited by camp experts from husband to Bon Secours Hospital other parts of the country, where two stitches were taken I in his right eyelid and treatment was given to his hemorrhaging I eyeball. i Both the brother and the hus- Diamonds I band signed complaints against each. other charging assault and battery. , For J....e Brides I ------Through June I am offering my entire stock of fine dia- IRides Bicycle. monds, rings and diamond jewelry, at greatly reduced prices. Into Side of Car

Young Charles Baier, 10, of 240 The Grosse Pointe up to McKinlely, rode his bicycle into SAVINGS 50% the leftr'ear fender. of a passing ,..------~------.-; automobile on Kercheval avenue, ~ Carat (25 points) $ 65,00* to $125.00* June 13. the driver of the car, Robert E. Warren, of 1310 Hart, Property Owners' V2 Carat (50 Points) $175.00* to $325.00* Detroit, notified Farms police of ~ Carat (7S Points) $325.00* to $500.00* th~, accident. Charles. was taken to Cottage . "f" J Carat (I0Q points) $475.00* to $700.00* Hospital where he received treat- , ~ In between sizes available ment for slight injuries to his I Association arm and knee. Prices determined by the exact weight of each diamond -~~-~~-~-----0 2.14 Carat Emerald Cut Diamond linCJ • • 2 8oltu.tte Plotinum Mounting -lnvltes YOU .to Good Color, Cleon Formerly $3,000.00 NOW $1500,00*

1.41 Carat Diamond RinCJ • • • 2 Tap.,.d lalu.tt. Ploti"um Mounti", ]Oln Its Gem Color, Slightly Imperfect vacation companion. membership Formerly $2,250.00 NOW $1175.00* (PROVIDED yau are a property owner in anyone of the five Grosse Pointe C~mmunities) 1.08 Carat Marquise Diamond RinCJ 2 laguette Plotinum Mounting The objectives of this association are three-fold .. ' ,and its many activities Good Color, Slightly Imperfect are inke'eping with these expressed aims: A brochure setting f01,th the man.)' Formerly $1,850.00 NOW $975.00* activities of the Grosse Pointe Property Owners' association has 1.10 Carat Diamond Ring 1. To prote'ct~ preserve and improve properly values in Grosse heen nUtiled to j'our home. 2 Tap.red la9uette Plati"um M!>untinl Gem Color. Slightly imperfect. Pointe. II will be time well spent to read Formerly $1,200.00 NOW $550,00* it thoroughly.

.89 Carat. Diamond Ring 2'0 To ,ac1v~nce the cause of Grosse Pointe property O':Vllers in IF YOU ARE NOT A MEMBER 2 Topered Bagll."e Platinum MountiJt. matters affecting them now and in the future, Fine color, cleon NOW, mail your membership check. Formerly $1,000,00 NOW $495.00* • • 'P" to the association's offices at 16840 3.. To give service to members .• " to do things for them ~which Kercheval avenue, Grosse Pointe 30. • ~56Carat Diamond Ring they cannot do for themselves, or which can be ~one better If your property is assessed at $20,000 2 Tap.red 10l"e.te P1otinumMo"ntin,' Gem Color. Perfect, argus 75 or more, you are asked to contribute .. 01' less'expensiv~ly through our association .. not less than $25; if your assessment Formerly $700.00 NOW $350.00*. --worlcJ'i eos;eit camera to utel is below $20,000, a contribution of not MOUNTINGS-I" Karat Yellow or White Gold and Platinum less than"$10 is desired. Builders, sub- mountings set with or without sid. Diamonds.' These .':.'.11' newest modern designs-Reduced up to 50%. Briefly, th~ Grosse Pointe Property Owners' Association is.lQoked to as' dividers and others interested in buy. Many other diamonds . the spbkesTIla:n for Grosse Pointe OWl1ers~,.. byINDIVIDUAL8 , .. by ing and selling real estate may con • in various shapes and sizes BUSINESS _ by GOVER~MENT DEPARTMENTS AND AG~NCIES, tribute any sum desired, but not less • P1':IsFederal and State Taxes w. Mak.e ""otostat Copies. than $30 per year. Ralph Howard Lesher POINTE GROSS.E, POIN.TE PHOPEB1~Y OlVNEBS!J ASSOCIATION Diamond Broker CAMERA SHOP , . j '. . 204 Capitol Theatr.BldCJ. 1550 Broadway 16357 ,en TU.5-7418 16840 Kercheval:~Avenue Grosse Pointe 30 TUxedo 1.1990 2nd Floor WOe 2-34" at Courville Open Eveninrs 'Til. 9 p.m. - t

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.'_ f- - C od B0b K W. Idownfall and he finished eighth. 'Ballot 1 ,ommO. Bore .• 'R'"err t' tams Elementary .'.~Nejghborhooa<:IUbNew$ B.0 a.'t, .Ban t e r' ! Jim Johns ':!.In. th: series. In. 'wn' "'aY'V.leW..ega. . Scho'o'l N'. ew.s '" , ..., I" The Detroit River Star fleet To Get f . , . . B", Fl"e, tl RII1HUl's cancelled all of its fleet races .". BY ..F:red,BUDlle'lls .." ..' ,, Friday, JUne' 20 ,'. -' sched'•u1ed for J,une and ~esce-h d , Wh~n ~a "~an bite~ a dog" that'. news ~ut when. a com~" The' Room Mother. of ,the Tennis,. .' ','',' , All DaY For Member.: , uled the 14 point 'score events Further impetus ~;

Jnodore 'w~ns hIS ,own regatta that's even bIgger ne!B .. Last Mason. P.r,..,t~.,T,ea.cher,.Aasoc.. UII.' _ Jr~'HardballlAague 2 p.m. ' 1 Game Bayvie~ Yacht 'Club'.' new Iview and Hank Cawthra of which will start' on:. June 29 the widespread ",' r r- Saturday " June 14, Commodore..' Bob Kerr mad e, b1g. news tion .invitedthe.taff:of Mason ", " Sanu.....a...Jay, une: 21' .". thSunday.ck momm,- sailini, series. Crescent ' took it on the chin with -the first World' Champion- vote" campaign w' when he led the Ravel). class skippers a merry chase around Sch,ooLto luncheon alSt: Mich.~.,,J. r,.,;":a:ar-",",~d.'"b,.,,,.all,.,...•...:,L..,..ea.'.gu....e ,_" 2'J>~.m.,','.. . 1 Game e Stl Pushers series, ,ot J)ff last weekend. June 7 and 8, down ship Eliminations race. Battalion" annOUl1(1 course n b 4' B ., 1e tt t th 1 h - . to somewhat of a wobbly start at Toledo I'n a three race 'series' The big event the local boys . urn er m aYVlews a~nua regaa ,0 cop e' ae s C urch.on Th.. u.rsday,Ju.ne,',D,.,an."ce:'Re.CltaLPatriciaM.agya'r' . ," O. ItS.d J. '8 b t t:L 0 ment of eight ke' . t th f' . h l' . f I. hI. , as un ay, une .. u ,£.Ie,1 whl'ch w<>~won by Doc Murphy will be shooting for -,this year, I ' , . chairmen and the' wmnmg gun a elms me In ronto.l. t e club down river. 12.' t. was. a ,delightful.occ.ulo,n .Tenn lO.S"'.-:':'. . '., All,' 'Day NC. Mem' .. ker' .,'., "kipp'er . wh d'd.h .. h d .... UI '" .. ". 0 I S ow UP' a of Flm"t. He beat out Toledo's seeing the World Championsh"' The ..commodore's victory wu'~----~----:------to meet once more be1or~, the 'Telulls

R M th 'f 11th' hi' , O '" . & er race an Yac1...:tClub's FrostbI°te regatta An active mind in an active ganged up on Ray St. John, one man Jim, finish in the money'. oom 0 erl or a eIr e p ....EEN A'GE C'AN'TEEN 3' ,', . ' Fedd J ed th Y' I.l Detroit cooperating . during. the year and for theirJ. ,. 6:0p.m. Variety-Sports and' r ,Ie, ensen .toppe .... on' the same days the Lightning body is a great aid to longevity- ment. , .. of the winningest skippers. around Jimmy Trudell, and, Bobby 'ft .- 1 t thr \ Dancm" g - ' boat. AI. Thomas was sure of a sal'le'd. The thl'r~ race was, his particularly for pedestrians. these parts, and pushed the like- Roadstrum tangled in a two-boat ienerous '1 OJ. a mOl ee ,,' , victory. right from the starting -.l William G, Siebe:' able, silver thatched S1. John scrap in the Privateer :fleet and hundred dollars for rest room Midget Softball 2 p.l1}. & 3:30' Two, games gun because he didn't have any' ------'------treasurer of WJR. down to third place in that class.' let your lucky writer sneak do\VD furniture which t}1ey realized at Fastoal1, National Div. 6:30 p.in~ Three games competition, so he contented I---C-O-.-h-.C-o-'rry--'-(,' MEN'S, ---. -----~ Publicity Chairmar AI Gregory's "Typhoon" had a the American shore with "Wind a bake sale earlier in the year, G. P. 8wordClub 8 p.m. ' himse1fwith seeing how much . . SUITS. and Piekup. D.livary I. Battalion." Mrs, LVll ten minute and one second mar- Toy" to cop the gun. Trudell She' also announced that Mrs. he could beat the Lightning. TOPCOATS president of the De: gin and Dick Sullivan's "Star- finished second and Roadstrum Donald Emerson and Mrs. John WedneSday, June %5 . The Lightning started five S 09 19 of the Parent-Tead. s I lini," which incidentally is st. third with Bob' Freeman;\Vic LeBlond had, accepted the invi.,; ,Tennis AU Day NC Members minutes after Thomas but he Ladies PIC-hi Dress,as tion. will head the ~, John's old boat, edged into seond Heinrich, Chet Reynaud andOrv tati?n to be cha!rman and co"' Tennis Club 5 p.m.-on. TC M@mbers saved his. time plus four minutes. and Coais mittee. lace by a matter of 17 seconds Aaronson following in that order. chairman respectively, for next Th d . . Clealted & Prelled P year. urs ay, June 26 Peter Goebel handled the strings Amos Shields. De' over Ray's beautiful "Lil Singva." Ternea Tops Class • • • M'd S for Al Alec Carlin, brother of the Boy Scouts, \V The 30 - square. meter boys B. H. Ternes won the Universal 1 get oftball 2 p.m. One game Jim Carlin, skipped his Higgins Skirts or Sweaters 49c chairman of the vowed before the race that class w h i c h Lynn Babcock At the last meeting of the Par- Blooper Ball League 6:30 p.m. Three games L k L' h ' ent-Teacher Association of Mason TEEN AGE CANTEEN 630 a e Ig mng around the course Committee. Mrs. Frc'; "King" St. John's reign was about dominated last season. Babcock Sc~ool th~ following officers . : p.m. Variety-Sports and ahead of Bob Benkert, Chuck Jr. was named cha:~ to come to an Abrupt end and switched to the Thistle class this were elected for the year 1952- Dancing Ellery and one other starter. Election InformatiOi they made good their boast. Ray year and has been getting his 53 * * ~------Joe Matte III, Bayview, Fleet '10-KARET CLEANERS tee. John Heaphy 01 just smiled and: shrugged. his ears pinned back by Howard ~re8ident, M Robert' W.' G By Pat Patterson son, Baritone'" Jim Br.uzzese, ,Captain. is responsible for the 15201 Mack TU. 2.6715 Board of Education \,i shoulders and remal'ked that Boston, who again crOBsed the r. uys & Gals! t' The second series getting started but wasn't there waS. always' another race finish line f:rst Jollowed by Smith: meeting or the, Summer Time Drums. We will also have Square disappointed in the first day's chairman of th. I and that it is always' good for Springer and Devlin. . Vice President, Mr. Ken..'1eth Canteen,wil~ be.,held on Thurs- Dancing, and sportS for those who Bureau; C H B k b Smith. day, June 19. If you attended the prefer, as' follows: . Volleyball, showing because a lot 'of the . Ben Cole, Assist~ any class to have different win. .. ac us eat J. French. Secretar'y, Miss Mary Coban"e. fi Badminton and Tennis. fellas didn't get their program! ners occasionally. Jr., in the Vineyard Haven class rst session I.am sure you will be in tim~ General, was naml Race Chmmittee Prai-d and D. Cowles captured the Club Treasurer. Mrs. Charles Chand. at the second and all the others Don't forget, every Tuesday ...... of the Laws and -- 1 t h ler. to follow, because this is to be a and Thursday at the Neighbor- . Committee. Ralph C S B . , 'tt oop rop y. • • • . ,', h d CI. b t 6 30 Reports have it that Crescent .i ayview s r ace comnu ee, F d M J d . place for you teen-agers to gather 00 u a : p:m. BAD BRAKES i head the Finance Cr h""ded b h' B'l'l W' d re eno, r. an John Dle- At 10 '1 k F' 'd. , ~... y c alnnan ~ Iar, t'k b th f DYC f' . h doe oc on rI ay morn- for dances to a Swing Ba.nd, Girls' Softball Sail Y.C. should be back in busi- Andy Kirkpatrick \\ . .. d thO b t h' }i' • 1 er. 0 0 ,Ims e one- i J 13 h . M ' rec;elve no mg u Ig praISe two to garner enough points to ng, une , t e entIre. ason called "Five Jives" and made up The baseball bang that was to ness in about a month if all goes chairman of the 1 fo! the way. they ran. off t?e r~ce give the Dye catboaters the team School staff and the Superintend- of Cornet, played by Tom Saun. be the starting of the baseball well with the weather. The con- mittee .. wnhout a hItch. The startmg line trophy with 27 points. The Boat ent of Schools, Mr. James Bush- ders; Clarinet, Jim Wyse; Dave clinic at the NeighborhoOd Club tractor has been lined up and was A "Ballot Battali: ftt the head of .Peche Island was Club was second, Edison third ong, met as a group to have cof- Riemer, Saxaphone; Ed Nichol- wasn't heard very far this past supposed .to get started last Mon- being maintained a proper but a llttle too short for and the St. Clair Yachtsmen last. fee and doughnuts and to bid Friday. It would seem that most day, June 16. Most of Crescent's ~~£E! th~ boats as they got .off on Another Old Timer farewell to those who would not p. B H of the girls were busy or at active skippers are. chomping at ~Roooooooooooo spmaker r~ns down the fIrst leg Another old catboater who won return to Mason next year. These olnte oya ODored parties. the bit to get their boats in the 1fl: --- -, ' 0.1. the triangular. COlll'se. ~he his first sailing trophy way back include: Esther Payne, who plans At Cranhrook School I Anyway. the girls who ,did show water. Dick Hill and Vic 3 Your A.G Tic Schneider, two of the more Ii,ht to moderate southerly wmds iri 1923. they tell me, topped a to be married this summer and up had a very good game of soft- ~ Sto.~ gave the fleet a close reach four boat race in the K class live in Illinois; Fred Stegath and Norman Bohm,son of Mr. and ball, and are looking forward to ardent Lightning skippers. have ... , acr0,.sst~e second leg and a dandy with a pre-war catboat called Joseph Krutell, who will go to Mrs. Loui~ W. Bohm of Grosse some competition this coming been. bringing their boats down \ :! SPEer' ~u~ ted.lous. buck down to the "Fiddler's Witch." "The Man" Parcells School with the girls Pointe' was presented with one of Friday. Some of the girls were to the club and. dropping them " I flDlsh lme m front of the host Van edged Frank Kremble b 32 and boys they had this year in Cranbrook School's highest' hon- playing on other teams but will in for the .day and then hauling them out -again in the evening / Come in for ou~ special ~SUNDAY club. seconds for his first win o/the the fifth grade,. since Mason or on June 11, the Trinity Col-1 be there .next time, . On the last leg of the race yearo Duke Huber and Riney School will not have room for lege' Award, at the 22nd annual We stIll need more gIrls for and taking them back home. " BIAIE-SYStEM AI. many. lead boats found themselves Zeidler followed. sixth graders next year; Bernice Awards Night ceremony held on teams, and if you want to play be Brother, that's getting your sail- gueSSI?g w=~ng on tacks. !he Next Saturday, June 21, the Horn. speech correCtionist, who Friday evening, June 13. This sure and come out on Friday. ing the hard way. SAFEtY-CIECI SIRVICE . gam~lmg s~ppers moved mto little boats will have a rest while is moving to California; Ruth award is made annually to that June 20. The summer will be ... 10:0 . . Don't tG10e eMnu.! Be ~ yoar varymg POSItIOnsas the 101 ~at the bi, boats go down into Lake Hayes, visiting teacher, who is graduating senior who has done over before you know it and you Grosse . Pointe Farms sailors brakee work right. Our brake. fleet bq.unced down. the rIver. Erie to play. in the Toledo Yacht retiring from the profession; Ma- the most for the' school in his will have missed a lot of iun, so aren't going to have to wait much system service and complete _let,. TO The ~kippers ~ho playe? the ClUb's annual Mills race. The thUda Tanner, vocal music teach- senior year and who is not a join us at the Baseball Clinic on longer before they can get back check willlUl8Ul'e dependable driw- AmerIcan shor~llDe found aIr cur- next DRYAregatta will be held er, who .is taking a leave of ab- member of the' Student Govern- Friday evenings at the Neighbor- in business. It is estimated that ing safety wherever you. go. rents not experIenced b?, the boys by the Detroit Boat Club on Sat- sence; and William Ferry, instru- ing body. Norm has attended hood Club. if the wind stays off shore until We'll replace linings, if n~r, who went out by the sh~p channel urday, June 28. mental music teacher, who will Cranbrookfor six years, --- _ the end of this week the harbor I with MoPar Cyclebond brake lin- and o~er to the CanadIan shor~, Many, of the local sailors are teach in Parcells, Poupard, and Bohm and Robert Mast, son of Gray Spons'or;ng. will be ready for its official ings for safer, sm-oo-oo-tber .0J» Op'en Thurs., Fr~ searchmg for tt,hat s~aft of aIr hoping the Boat Club will follow Vernier Schools next year. Mr. and Mrs.' Walter H. Mast If and up to 75% longer liDing life. opening in about 10 days, Its Evenings Ti' th.at would let _.1emslIde home a Bayview'. patteln and hold the • • • were among the 52 seniors who Fishing 'Contest' going to be a GOOD calm harbor Remember, woe U8e MoPat' Pert8 wwner... re~atta in the afternoon. Doing RICHARD SCHOOL were graduated from Cranbrook too. -genuine Chrysler Corporation ... parts engineered especially fell:' cars Smtley F3i.'St Home thIS gives a good many of the Recently the 'fifth grade class School in Bloomfield Hills at ser. . . and 1%ucksbuilt by Chrysler Cor- R 0 S L P a u I . Smiley's -scratch boat local tars a chance to race who of Mr. Maben, 25 in number, vices held in Christ Church For the last four years Gray's Two of Detroit's best Lightning poration. They're JIU!.deright ••• "Orient",. hugged the' American cann~t get away on Saturday took a nature field trip byb.~s" Cranbrook on Saturday morning, Sport Shop has sponsored, a fish- skippers, Wes Weidrick of Bay- to fit right and w()rk right. shoreline'to lead the Cruising A mornmg.: to the Rochester-Utica Educa~' JuIie-:14. Dr. Laurence :McKinley ing contest for all Grosse Pointe MAR~ divi&ionhome but corrected time Sun of Lake Finish tionalArea. Gould, president of Carleton Col- residents, Because of widespread This is MAnoMAL SAFETY MONTH ••• COME IN 2'020 MACK at knocked'the smiling Smiley down One thing the local lads are They started from school at 9 lege in Northfiel~, Minnesota gave interest and the large number TODA"l.: to third place when Clete Well- sure of is that the Boat Club re- a.m. by Lakeshore Motor Bus the Commencement address fol- of entries in the past, Mr. Gray ALUMINUM TU~ 4-9& has decided to hold the Fifth An- Combh,ation Doors ing's "Vitesse," under the' able gaUa wi!l finish in the lake in- and returned 'at the close of the lowed by the presentation of di- _oollOOlHIOoOOOO~ hand of Gordie Saunders. Sr., ste~d. of the river. Even though school day. Mr. Maben having plolJlas by Headmaster Harry D, nual contest. ' Tlle "DURAN Deluxe" NO DOWN PAYMENT took th~ top honors on corrected a. fmlSh off the hos~ club's dock had basic training in natural Hoey. ' , The dates for this year's af- haa them all beat . time by a minute and 22 sec- glyeS John Q. Public a chance to history at Wayne. University, B{)th boys.have taken an active fair are from Saturday. June 21 FULL. INCH-THICK On Blakes or Any Type of Service onds over Ernie Wagner's "Last see a sail boat race it doesn't was a particularly adept person part in school life. Earlier in the to Saturday, July 26. . Winners ALUMINUM JAM. Straw." Ledge 'Mitchell's "Sou- make lor good racing and it is to accompany his class in this 'Yeek Bohm' was .presented with are dete~mined by the length of Choice' of one, two er brette," Toot G rn e i n e r 's becoming increasingly dangerous very flne experience. Mr. Mess- a Varsity "C" letter at a special the fish only, in classes of perch, three-lite lniertl; Free estimates on any 1833 "Apache." J, B. Ford's "Royono for small sailboats to venture into ner, principal of the school and assembly of faculty and students trout, pike, muskelunge, pickerel. type storm or screen . VII," Clare Jacobs' new New the powerboat infested river. by hobby a field naturalist, also held on June 9 for his managing and bass. East York 32 "Falcon," George Nau- Last Saturday proved this point Clccompanied the group. of the baseball team. Last year .Jack Trombly won Duran Sales Co. w::::eard.ROSECO 5.1833 • mann's "Estrellita" and Nubby when Star~ Hickey's captain The pupils made a general In addition Norm has sung an Actionglas rod with an 11'Va" 15205 MACK, at Lakepointe Jefferson Sarns "Revelry" finished in that d~ove the big tan colored "Star- study of the area. which is with the Church Choir and the perch, and a 19%" bass won an TU. 1-5986 TU. 1-8122 order on corrected time. klck-ee" cruiser right through a located about 25 miles from the School Glee Club which annually Actianglas rod for Carl Ayres. Jack Booth's "Voyager" cap- f~eet of smal~ boats ,without cut-Pointe; and two miles east of presents Christmas Pageant ser- Other prizes went to D. H. Page tured her first winning gun of tIng down hiS speed., One small Utica. They learned how to make vices, a spring operetta which for, his 23%" trout and also for the season in the Cruising B class boa t owner "reported that his field notes after careful observa- was "The Pirates of Penzance" a muskelunge that mea sur e d on corrected time; Booth beat craft was almost swamped by the tions of the wil4life 'present. this year, and he also sang in a W~~ , ' ~uch boat as Leydorf's ."Joanne," waves. Another skipper said the They carried c~~cklists for the, concert at the Awards Nightpro~ All the fishermen _ in the Wilfred McGuire's "Kandu," Pat w.aves looked to be seven, feet birds and checked off those they gram. He also held the honored Pointes again have a chance to Collins fun boat "Pearl" and hIgh from the trough to the were able to observe in the sev- position of a Lower School Pre- win valuable prizes in Gray's FANS! FANS! Andy Langnammer's "Rambler." crest. eral"hundred acre woods. fect-an honor which required Fifth Annual Fishing Contest. so Burkard Wins Alain Should ~bserve Rules For the morning nature study him to govern about 40 boys in polish up those rods and reels- . Such stupId boat handling I th d"d d 't t th h d . h and be ready for the opening H an k Burk~~d once agam should and must be stopped be- essons ey IVI e m 0 wo e sevent an elg th "grades day, June. 21! ~ho~ed the CruIsmgC b.oys ho:", fore it costs the life or limb of parts, half going with Mr. Maben who board full time at the school. It Ia d0t.'le. Hank receIved hIS those people who are less for- and halt with Mr. Messner. After .Bob Mast has been a member Jl~cond first P!ace o.n correc.te~ tunate and have to paddle around lunch, wnich' was eaten on the of the Varsity letter-winners club DI MARCO ~,Ime by ed~!ng JIm C~rlm s in a row boat or small sailboat picnic grounds, they did more during his three years at the WA TERPRO()FING Glory Bea II by three mInutes for their water rec~eation Th individual field work. school and was awarded a Varsi- Wet, damp, leaky basements and 13 seconds Karlness "Hap- is room for every;ne wh' ertse They had the most fQn of all ty letter in track'last spring. He • 'Residential • Commercial piness" was third a d B'll H t 0 wan in their collecting enterprises. too has sung in .the Glee Club Paintin. - Roof Staining son'. "M b'll" 1 n 1, '~Cn,~0 play .on the water if everyone Th f 11 d all f th d h b D.coratin. <>. ar ~ ~ as. t year s . observes the "Rules Of The Road" ey care u y covere 0 e an as. een a two year mem- LUzon 1.5987 champIon, fmIshed Just out of and uses a little good Id "h ~ pools and mud flats looking. for ber of the pre-medical group. the money for the first time in sense" in operating tb~' b °tsr;:,efrogs. toads, tadpoles. snakes and go s h k now s when. G e r d-If 08. crayfish. They succeeded in Schneider's "Margaret M" fol- D k bringing a nice sample of these lowed in fifth place and Bay. U e Huber Wins torms back to school where they view's rear commodore Bill Nagel S -I later learned how to properly pulled a reverse to Commodore 31 Club's Race take care of them. And import- Kerr's feat by cruising over the ant too, they learned how to finish line last. Said the jovial F distinguish poison ivy and sting- SURE. Nagel, "Nothing went right, and !)r the second time in as many ing nettles. BE •• I wee..:s Duke Huber sailed his even got my sparsely thatched catboat into first place las.t Sun- Doggin sunburned." d B - B dl Vie Schneider 0 n c e again bay, Jurle 15, over the other four ennle. azy 0 i topped Bayview's hottest Light- oats that competed in the W- R.fl Sh t I ning skipper, Wes Weidrick. in Grosse Pointe Sail Club's weekly, Ins Ie... 00 • six boat race with Jerry Jenkins race. Hl~ber held an eight min- " nudging into Jhird place ahead of ~te margin over Jim McCarthy's Bennie Bazydloof 857 Beacons- CHECK Carlin, Jones and Hill. t efender class. boat. Jim, in field captured top shooting hon- Milt Cross Repeais .;rn was on~ ~lnute ahead of org in the Michigan High Power- on Genemabf s.~~tboat. ed Rifle matches held at Camp Octogenarian Milt Cross kept !ln al1 five boats started and Grayling, at Grayling, Michigan up his winning ways in the eight sal ed t?e short course which on Saturday, June 7. lneter class by leading home Bob started m :front of the Park dock Bennie placed first in the mm- Shannon's j'Thisbe" and Hans and sent the fleet arotmd DRYA tary ri:f1.eclass Wagoner Wimble- Ha1$check's "Shamrock." Bill course. mar~er Dumber 20n the don match ~hiCh allows 'each Berry's twenty two square meter Canadian SIde of the ship chan- participant 20 shots at 1000 yards "Fyrvapplingen" won a two boat nel on a reach Th d . WITH A . e secon leg Bennie scored 90-5 out of a pos- BUICK race, beating Bob Drean's "Vega." LW~a beat to the marker off the sible 100 This was a particular- lttle Barba:a Slocum was the only th .Clu~ and a run back to ly good 0 score under the windy, PAN lady skIpper to get a. winning e flDlsh Ime at the P~rk. conditions that prevailed. '\\estinghouse ~ gun and she did it in that hot The members have Sailed three . From Luders class which saw Hank. races so far.this Sf:ason and ..f.low ------rord. G. Edward and ~. Fisher n have .. basis to work out handi- earleville New Head CHOOSE ANY SIZE AND STYLE! :finish in that order. . f caps on the various types of Of Ea.t Side Build~rs Alex Allardyce topped a three boats that have been competing. 10' '52 DESK MODELS - PEDESTAL MODELS - ~at Star rac;e, beating Canadian Park Attendant Dave Beauvais Hubert A. Corteville. has been, - WINDOW FANS ~ BIll Walker and Dick StoffIett figures to have all 'the boats elected president of the ,Eastl't FROM 6.INCH TO 16.INCH SIZES who has the oldest. Star .around handicapped before next week- ~ide' Section-~ territbrial' ~,;is~' ... \. these parts, nwnber 125. Dick's end and this will give some of Ion. 'of the BUlld~s 'AssociatlOn . .•. boat once was owned by Pat the slower Doats.a chance to win of Metropolitan Detroit-it wasIl, OPEl 9ancy w~en the Star Fleet was on corrected time. announced this 'YeekbyEdward I :fIrst orgamzed here some 29 years The Grosse Pointe Sail Club is W. 'Pratt, the Association's ;presi.: TUR~ER BUICK, Inc. FENSKE'S, . ago. She answered to the name an associ~te member ,of the dent. THURSDAYS of "Scrapper~' and still does. Sht. DRYA and is made up of resi- Corteville succeeds A.,W. King Grosu Pointe's BuicJz Dealer 16338 E. Warren al Courville AND was a true blue champion under dents from Grosse Pointe Park' and will assume ollice immedi-, FRIDAYS Clancy's gifted tiller hand. But, only. However, Beauvais :figures ately.,. tiThe Plflce to Go now she's old and if she was a before loni the. club may be William' .Baker 'was elected 15103 .~KERCHEVAL horse she would be out to pasture opened up to include anyone li:v- secretary.:treasurerof the or,an •. .' fo1' the Names Yau Know" TU. 1.&454 'TILl .P.M. these .many ~'ears. ~'Scrapper" in, in Grosse Pointe. , ization fOf the. cornine .year.

, . '~-+,' .... .,. Jun. 19,. 1,952. _ Thursday, Jun. 19,' 1952, GR:O'SSE Page- .Fifteen. l he finished ei.hth. 'Ion the series. • 'Ballot 'Battalion' EormedWoods,:fa~~/1I~8 DonitDoThi~!~.t;.,_..., '. . [DriverIn Crash Departs .ilastily • * * £1 ' " . Schedule Listed .'Uegion\ Ash h d St.-C-l-. -h-h-dt b. Is ,it River .Star fleet T '::n~:;E~ici::s~;,~~= w~erea an;r~::d~:t:a~ l of its fleet races o tiet Everyone Registered ... '.~oi. A..uxiliary Begmnmgwl ..week, •••'. blewski, of 4810 Joseph.Campau, With that, he ha.d driven oft; but, r June and resch,ed- of.JulY"theGrpssejj:»ointeWoods',; N' ew. "S'." was hit on the left :front side by not before'Worblewskihad got- point score ..events Further impetus ~as added to ! Guardian Building starting Mon- park buS:;~il1tna:k:e" fouri~.sched;anotherautomobile, turning left ten his licensenumbei~ start on Jtu1e 29 the wides e d " . t d day June 16 P ersonnel will be uledtrips~aJLtiay for .•:the:"c~n.;: Fro 'u It .DJ t J- ;t World. Champion- vote" cam~ai~n ~~:: e~B~~t I on 'dlttydail~. g a.m. to 5 p.m. ~::i~f;';~~~C;Z:r:te::~~;s;';:::~,';1It .. .• on~~r~i~~::' told Grosse Pointe th~ ~;C~~wi~~~l;o~~~ tions race. Battalion" .a .. I Monday through Friday; to su.p~...... ' BN B~II'" Hoyt City police that both he and the Cherry Burrell Corp "'n~6Lafay vent the local boy. ,nnounced appomt- [ply "Ballot Battalion" materials Arthur'has:anriciunced.' J J other driver mid stopped to de- - . ,,""-"" - >ting for .this year, ~e~t of eIght key co~mittee I and to serve any Detroit group The':buswillleave'n'omthe . . termine the damages, but that ette. The police are seeking to Vorld Championahip hcaldrmen and the openmg of ,I who wishes to initiate a "register Woodstheater"it.9:45 a.ln."and "H.all. a.lo.a.fn il,th. e way., Mrs. the other gentleman had told hl'm determine who had been driving ea quarters at 1550 Union ". every't.w.o.h.,.....o..u:rs....th..e...•.r.eafter.' •...I.t . the firm's car. Ig held in PortUialt Gu d. B . and vote campaIgn ..,' , Mary. Del B8r.b.'.a., .Rehabili.'.tation.. ax: Ian uilding, Detroit. hI; '. .. . will>pass;.theMunieipal:a1.lilding Chairman.~~ofGros.se, Pointe Unit I\.merica.'1Champioll- Ap.pOintment's were announced T.o e p organlzD:tlOns lnltlate, abou.t 15cminu.te..s....lat.er';.contiriue' . . . will be held at 1h "B 11t . - ., , of the American. ,Legion Auxil~ by."Ballot Battalion" Gen'eral elr .o"";,n campal~ns, a 0 northon..M. a.ck"':B.', yenU'eitu:rn..I'ig.h.t.:...... '" ario, along with the Chairman David C. Lowe and. BattalIon. has avallable at no onto Hamptoirroad"to Lake Snore iary, characterized the "cost:-:of~ hampionship seriea. Vice Chairman Roy L. Reuther charge.. wmdo",:, str;amers, enve,~ driv.e~lIidJ?i~ceed:to.theclothing to pIC up mt an - ~NERS tee. John Heaphy of the Detroit tal'lans, UAW:,CIO" J u n lor .Grosse PO'inte Woods, near Snady to .stop deliveries, ask,the post of.- dust.). ",. ", , . by Congress and sent to the TU. 2-6711 Board of Education was appointed Board of Co~~erce, Pare!lt~; lane. lieeto hold your mall, and have DO t\lrni)if,water and.thegas President. for his signature grant- chairman of the Speaker's Teac.q.ers AsSOCIatIon,FederatlOn The youth,' a 16-year-old, was the newspaper sent to your vaea- hot water heater. to aVOIdleaks. ed an increase of ,15 per .cent Bureau. of Women's Clubs and many turned over to st. Clair Shores tionaddres8. that may develop:-~nd DO pull. incompensation to veterans with . . others. police for disposition. Other .Do's and ;oo~'t8 prom!: Palvu!i~'~h~r~~i~~W8~ th~\le;~u~ service"'connected disabilities rate Ben Cole, ASSIstant Attorney I ;.. ------nt on the check~hstmclude: . 4:_ 50 .' t.. A ..m"rease General, was named chairman, O~er 20 ~rgam~Cl.~lOnSl'epre- ~ ...... caU8eurr;. p~rcen . or more. n c . I sentmg serVIce CIVIC veterans E .L F d DO lock,.doors. and 'WUld?wB;-:-. . DO seal.perfume. and.l,oti~Jl .of :five per cent was. voted :for of the Laws and Regulations '. ' , '. ' mory' .or . but D.oN T pull dO~Wlndow ,bottles and mseet-repenent bottles. veterans rated as less than 50 ., too 'Committee. Ralph C. Wilson will educational, labor a~~ .bu~~ness shades for that !lIS? SIgnals ~ with cellophane :tape iop:reyent percent disabled. This will in- head the Finance Committee and. groups atte~de~ the ImtI.al ..Bal- Taft. Chairman' empty hOU8e and tnV)teel trouble. spilling inside your luggage; :and crease the compensation of a Andy Kirkpatrick was appointed .,lot . Batta~on orgamzatlOn~l . DON'T :forget1lasblight, llrstseal packages and carton8 with chairman of the Parade Com- luncneon thIS mo~th. From, thIS aid kit, eamera and film, bottle tape to keep dust out. . totally disabled veteran from 'tt group an executive commIttee Emory M. Ford of Woodland opener, can opener,~lt:ansing tis- DO makereserv!"tionsin a~- $150 to $172,50 per month,whil~ rol ee. f. d . h. l' 1 ...... an' ...... and 8un n1 1 trIp the increase for a veteran rated A "Ballot Battall'on" offl'ce I'S w,as. orme I'. Wit genera. sl,l,per,- place has accepted th h' sue, sun g a~.., ~y"""'... vance n .eSSD annmg your .. . e c auman- • lotion, "gy:psy style;!l 9tnerWIse, start as ten percent disabled will' be Curtis Mower being maintained at 1550 Union v1Sl0n. of Ballot ~attal1on.m ship of th,e Michigan chapter of. . DO carry "Scotch" eellophane looking for. lodgmgabout 4 or 5 'only 75 cents per month, from ------DetrOIt. The executIve commIttee the Citizens for Taft Committee tape in the glQvecompartment for p.m. $15.00 to $15.75. The Legion • is C?i?posed of D~vid~C.~owe, headed naitonally by Albert C: such "little" jobs as wrapping DOkeep a :runningpieture-8tot:'y preSIQent of Detrmt KI.wanlS No.' Wedemeyer, Lt. General, U,S.A. sandwiches, repairin~ roa~ maps, of your vacati~n withposteards and Auxiliary had urged a flat Your A.G Tick-Tocl 1; Roy L. Reuther of th~ UAYV~Ret.' . mending torn p~es In children's or snapshots. Link them together 20 percent increase for all. for CIa;. Mrs. Alan Cant.y,.fust VIce The Michigan committee. of books and removmg lint and dust with tape, to keep tbemin the right Disability pension rates (non- Store t ' :from~lothing.(Wrap tape around .,rder, easy to shO'W". service connected) were boosted preSIdent of t~e ?etrolt Paren - over 50 state residents has nearly by the bill from $60 to $63 per SPECIAL Teachers ASSocl~hon; Mrs. Henry 25 'members who are prominWIt month for veterans without de- B. Ihnken, preSIdent of the De- residents of Grosse Pointe, . $ $ troit Federation of Women ,s Their crusade has been de- .St• Cl · B h St S .~ pendents, and from . '72 to 75 .ur special SUNDAY HOURS K th R th t f azr eac a.rts easo...n for those with dependents. C1ubI> a~d . ~enne . a er 0 signed to arouse interest through- 'Pension in com e limitations rEM AI' the JUnIor Chamber of Com- out the state sufficient to in- St, Clair Metropolitan Beach partment requirements. were raised from $1,000 per year I SEIVICI . merce. crease the committee's member~ opened all of its facilities' .daily Hourly bus service to the beach to $1,400 for veterans and 10:00 I . "Ballot. Ba~talion" ~ill ini- ship .and forward the Taft starting Sunday, June 15, and from the Detroit Greyhound widows without dependents, and .! Be~yoar i hate a CItY-WIdecampaIgn next campaIgn. will stage a Grand OpeningCele- Terminal and from Mt. Clemens from $2,500 to $2,700 for those . Our brake- week urging all orgar.izations and ------bration free of charge on Satur- begins Sunday, June ll5,and will with dependents. This was just omplete srafety TO companies to start their own h b J I day, June 21. continue through the summer. .me-half of the increase urged pendable c:bD- I "register .and vote" campaign Jo n S: Newerry r. S~i S A. water ski show, water polo, -- '-- _ you go. I and .offering the services of For Summer on Continent soft ball games by major league l., if necc:m3'7 I "Ballot Battalion." teams, a band concert, small craft oDd braD .liD- 6:00 I )-()()-ther lIto~ John S. Newberry, Jr.,' left show and fleet review are on the WITH gel' linin« life. Open Thurs,. Fri. and Sat. New York June 1~ for a trip p~ogram for June 21 from 11 a.m. MoPar parta Evenings Tilt 9:00 Five Pointe lads to Summe~ across the .Atlantic. His sight- to 5 p.m. . . Corporatic>" At Camp on lake Charlevoix seeing tour of Europe will. in. There will be no toll parking .PUSHBUTTOII COITIOLSI ecially foe caD elude a lengthy stay in the c'harge on Grand Opening Day TIIRE Chrysler Cor- ROSLYN Scandinavian countries. He'll l'e- and all events will be free, lade right • • • Camp Charlevoix on La~ turn to the Pointe Sept. 3D, though the usual bathhouse and ( right. MARKET Charlevoix will be the summer Food Bar charges will prevail. A ,... parking toll of '25 cents will be ----, vacation spot of Grosse Pointe fE IN TODAYl:: 21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd. OUR GUARANTEE charged Sunday, June 15, and lads Steve Monro, Roy and Chris SALE! TU~ 4.9821 Lots of jobs at a living wage effective Monday, June 16, the !!.;------.;.... Chapin, John Fink and, John still stand as our foremost guar- toll parking fee will be 25 cents .BOOOOOO~OOODOOOO Jacobs. antee of soc}al security .. on week days and 50 cents on BUY THREE •• and Get ONE FREEI* "ENT Sundays and holidays as it was last season. Service An invitation is extended by the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority to all yachts and sail 1133 boats in the metropolitan area to participate in the Fleet Review last to be staged at 3 p.m. on June 21 Je1t.rsoll in the beach's. two boat basins, ). Black River and Lake st. Clair. The ClintoriRiver Boat Club will serve as. host and. prizes will be awarded. Among the larger craft will be atIeast one 80 foot yacht. 4 Special events are"planned for children and' the. Indian Chief .el of who proved so popular at last p'. year's offiCial Dedication Day for the ~S! .. 8.2-CU-PT program will presid,e at the large Indian tepee which is children's headquarters; SPACE Conducted' tours of ..the huge 6,000 . locker: bathhouse, . ultra- 3 modern ..Food 'Bar, Administra- ..Come nt"tOday and see thes(t wonderful features MAKER tion Building 'and .other facilities •.. Pushbutton Controls that help you cook with are' scheduled from 11 a.m. to your finger tips . . . Big 6-qt, Deep-well C~ker 12 :30. p.m. . t••• Big Master Oven ... Automatic Oven Tuner Among ~he. star performers hi ,REFRIGERATOR 1._ .... and Hi-Speed Calrod Units with 5 ex~ct the Water Ski Show will be Dick ;apeeds! What a gift! And what a great bargam! Sligh of Holland, Michigan and other. nationally known amatuers . MARY BOUTiN makes, this ama1ing special offer for , limited '. who have won fame at Michi~ gan's M2cata~a. shows and Cy- time . . select .FOURfirst~line tires in any size . . and press Gardens, Florida. . PAY ONLY THE REGULAR PRICE OF THREE! A turtle.,raeinggame,. :first of , Only its kind in this area, is among • exchange COME IN TODAY! PER the new attractions for young and old at the beach whiCh is the .Also see Ihe WEEK , newest project of the :five-county LET US Huron Clinton Metr'opolitan Au- thority. oft. I' down paym.nt All facilities ar.e in perfect .••DUPONT~~ GE .Stratoliner Range order and a full staff, of some 160 Once you see it, we thinkyou'U beach officers, watersafElty guards I\gree when we say, "Here's a Jot and other, personnel will be on of refrigerator for such a Jow with the BIG Tripi-Oven price!" - duty, according to Kennetli L. SPRAY-GLAZE Hallenbec,k, Authority Director. 1t'5 big-over 8 cubic feet. It'. .Following its past praCtice, the beautiful-with the .Jate"t in, mod. your car DEPENDABILITY ern styling. And it'. General Authority is continuing' to take Electric!' samples of the water at several . Monday, d Equipped with the G.E sealed. spots along the 6,000 foot beach for only in refrigerating system that'. e. AcroJl. Th.- Top Fr"zl' .. three. times. weekly and. these Thursday a.n s mad~ G.E Refrigerators 50 • Fult-Wldth ChJlf.r continue to meet all Health De- friday EvenIng famousl • R.dl.Cult. Jce Trays Group convenience • blra.la, •• V••• tabl. Dr.wlf' of Pointe Girls OPEN • Permacel" Sh.I, .. To' Attend ,Camp 'Arbutus for YO'l' A group ,of Pointe girls is busy .. .the.:;edays checking the camp.' You can, beautify your ear at small expense with this '.~ew equipment .list . preparatory to "DUPONT;" Spray~Glale that's guaranteed to outlast ordinary' their depar.turethiS summer to CamP. Arbutus. : , ~axe, ..and polishes CURTIS MOWER, Inc. This lovely camp, located in CURTIS MOWER, Inc. the Grand Traverse Bay region; 1691& Hatpe, V::~~SST~~~~e'TU. &-320&' is one of the'oldestgirls'camps. Across from ATiRIS 101 in the midwest, with many' alum'::' 16915 HARPER Vogue Theatre Open Monday. Thursday and Friday EveninCJs aein this area. They are wish- 'liCE, THEY'll in'g the young crop the sa:rne hap- I TO. &-;3206 OPEN pinessthey had in their camping Marv." , Boutin's I 10 FAST!SO Allfhorlz.cI rI.a'., days. II ... ~ . ,. . THURSDAYS , Amongth.o~e leaving. are: Catol Beaconsfield':Kercheval Sen'ice COME IN ~ Carbone,. LoiS . Cat'bone, Nancy I AuthorlzN Deal., AND Mac:Qonald,"'.:N'ancy Lenz, Elsa . FRIDAYS GENERAL" ELE.clRIC Purdy, Patricia Teetiel, . Mary 15246 ID,.wet.' G'ENERAL .ELECTRIC TODAY! Anne Gillett, Joan Dasef; Sharon K.1Chevol 1.9017 and, Barbara :McMullen,'. Lirida: 'Tll 9 P.M. REFRIGERATORS Skinner, Carolyn Sutto"h, and RANGES Judy Howard.

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c;'ROS s~ 'POI N TE_NEW,S"-_. ThUrsday, Ju"e '19, 1952 TJiursC1ay, Jl D'esert-tr"kS f'or,~;Mamie, Fund Established -By .Marie Bird Thi Plants for Summer and FaZlBloom (Continued fr. A scholarship and educational ,supervi$ion of Mrs. Bird at her assist.ants. CirCUIT fund has been established ..by salon ..,' .~ Villeat De •• trt. IZinnia. A. a matter of facti:f the Ishades of, phlk.or' white. ,Inci- rooriit' oftha-:rUidenee,tlitHelio- McGranery's long Marie Bird, owner 'of the Marie Nearly all ,ardem which have Ibelt .flowers .from this .sPlendid ..' dentl~ Vinc~' ~aJ.'or".does ...:verytrop:ewi1l'.b";loundtO'/b"con..; .... After her graduation, Beverly partmental clean> Bird Beauty Salon at 117 Ker- will be offered a positIon at the .. .. been ~.low with ~ny J,prin. an~ most easily gfQWnamlUalare,'=~~~hmpr~~~~\~;~tiriX:~~:p~~~~~~~~~.::~t~~~e~~?j;e~~~: cheval avenue, for the'one care- i.~< salon and following one year's COMMUNIST flowerlDl plants w1l1 belm to IdeSIred for September; the. best! pink, red, whitearid,rich.purpletheti~if;;w!th~':adistiDcrand'mollt'';l/ fully selected girl, who is a grad- enipl~yment there, slie will be ,government curt, uate of any of the Grosse Pointe look drab In compar1Jon after Itime lor IlOWingi. June .. The, :flowers are excellent for sunny ,delilh#ul::1ra,rance.<, . -W senttoR summer school for con- man civil libertie High School, most interested i~ tb... deli,htful sprin, subjectS earlier lown plants from ,reen. locations where dwarf plants are 'HeUo.tz:opesy..il!lI'ow'n(lt.Dlore:_,~ tinu~ training. secret police s\" seeking a career in the beautI- have :ftnjshed their' symphony of houses or cold :tramfs are most desired. \ than,J~",to:l.ft:~.in:hei,b(but'will Mrs. Bird stated that the to crush rising c cian profession. eolor until another year. aenerally bloomed -out by late PetuniuVeryColorful makeca:bushy.:,:and~e9mpadplant scholarship will be an annual .. .. The fund. will provide .for, the. Even where a careful planning August. Petunias ,likewise will provide 'proyiaed'th~::1aded blo0ins, are' award., Monday, J provide. for a succession of !low- Seed may be lown either. dl.an abundance' of bloomsparticu- removed and.'part of .the.troDler' ,:,', tuition at the best beauty school TWOSaVIn: in the area and include all other erin, planuit will be found that rectly where they are wanted to .larlyin stinnyand well 'drained s~e:r:n~O,:pinch:!!ibackinorde:(,toi }'l\,' RECEIVES MGH HONOR on unarmed SWf expenses such as uniforms, many spaces once occupied by bloom and In!er thinned out, or locations. They.nave a"subtle'and iri,dllce;,:;bianc~~i;'They:prefer~'t!)' Explorer Scout Raymond 0, .:flying boat over 1 the colorful Spring flower. will they may be sown ina])repared delightful fragrance,particu1al'ly Ughi:.oil<.n&either::tulillun'orJ£ transportatiOIi, lunches and inci- Eddy, of Troop' 86, received the dental expenses. .' .' become bare and desolate. bed and later 'transplanted to the the white hybrids 'with their pattialah.de"5It:ilimport~~t.~at} God and Country award from MaJlY Plant. Available spot where theyar~ to bloom. large wayedblossoms. . Heliotrope be,:fertilizedregularly;', First recipient of the scholarship. award is Beverly Labadie, Dr. Frank Fltt of the Grosse F.ortunately there are a goodly Zinnias transplant very easily. For taller plants, one" of. the Alibe!"lapplicl\tion of any good.' Pointe Memorial Church on Sun- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. number of plants available for There are many strains of giant most satisfactory' is the" single fertilizer>every three weeks a day. June 8. the purpose of. :tUlln, in these flowered Zinnias. that produce Dahlia. This strainwasoriginal1J'- advlSable. .. . Labadie, of Muir road. She will voids during the late apring in showy blOMomsof lasting quality developed in England andl'lome 'PJantGladiolua Now, receive training at the school selected and under the personal LaY.rn.~'" order to insure a continuous with colors ranging from yellow years ago made its appearance Two bulbous plants which,. )loS8 panorama of color until the first to orange, red, several shades of Ihere as the Colteness. ,hy...b..r.id....however, 'to be c()rrectmuSt'be Peat frost spells "lInis" to the garden pink, mauve and white. Their habit iscorripactaridbushy:clas15i'fied aicorma,canbepl~t'ed CBi-llk and 8aled) Beauty (~" AttendMother-Daughter season. Some of these summer In Continuou. Bloom They produce an abundance of in J,une,for :flowe:r;s'in the latter: Top Soil Seeds Tea of 8arat College bloomin, plants may still be ~ There is a wid~ selection of 'good sized single blossoms in partof,,:September~. _ Pea Humus Fertilizers SalOl ~ raised from seed sown during plants which may be purchased many unusual .pastel sbades. Tbefirstof thue is the' ,lam- Manure Insecticides early June. Others must be pur- in pots which may be used to Moreove,r;'they will bloom with- OIUll.Thi.,flower iil too .well Mrs. Roland Hamilton Grly "! Fill Sand ~i and her daughter, Jean, of Cal. . chased either as seedlings or, in provide continuous summer and out interuptionuntH frost. knoWn ,to reqUire much elabora,.. 1;., . pots. while a third type may be :tall blooms ir'om June planting. For Fall Bloomiilf tion~ We will paM on therefore to vin road, were among the guests FOR DELIVERY obtained from the planting of For the front of the border . If September and' October the second, the Tigridia,com- at the recent senior-Mother Tea 5001 Ker:~ bulb8, or mo.re properly, corms. Ageratum and Lobelias will 1'1'0- blooms alone are. desired a most monly" calleli the ..Mexican tiger at Barat College, Lake Forest, CALL TU. 4.9859 at E. " Te Bloem bl September vide. a color:!uldisplay of lav- satisfactory plant is ,the Chrysan. :flower ,and also the Shell Flower. Three l'adies ofLakep;inte Country Club gave ~p a day' Ill" which was held ,in the Am- The most satisla~tory annual ender or true blue Vinca Major themum. Whjle these plants. do The' botanic"al name Tigridia Pa- bassador Hotel in Chicago. D. E. Le,ydet TUxedo 1 of golf ir! favor of talking hats with Mamie Eisenhower and Miss, Gray' was graduated from which can be Taised from seed with its shiny small leaves gives not bloom throughout the'. sum- venia was. given to it when it Mrs. AlbertE. Cobo. LH.t to' right: MRS. WILLIAM A. 177~1 Mack, at Mars.iIIes ------,-. sown as latee as mid-June is the us a dwarf border plant in mer months they more than make was sent to Europe in the 16th Barat with honors on June 5. ... BICKEL, of Harvari:l Road; MRS. COBO, MRS. EISEN- , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• II. •• ~ • • •• • ••• up lor this' during .their blooming century. The . bulbs 'should be orr.* •••• ':~ * ... ,.. rr_~~., - .-r*-. ••• -.orw.... , ar ••~~.season which extends frommid-planted about 4 inches deep in HOWER, MRS. JAMES H; QUEI:,t.Q .and MRS. CLYDE September until late October' ~ight rich soihThey ,will bloom E. BICKEL of Cadieu.x road. Mrs. QueUo and Mrs. Bickels CARPEll w. "OW off.,. a I . CITY OF when heavy .frost cuts them' In August ai'.~ September, de- are active Lakepointers.Lakepointe derives 90% of its mem- down. Many varieties are literal- pending on the time of planting. bership from the Grosse Pointe area. H.w a"d '.tt.,. RUGS B! GROSSE PO INTE WOODS :. ly covered :with blooms complet'e- They prefer et sunny location and ! l ~ ly hiding the foliage. A previous attain a height of 18 to 24 inches. S.anl*t.a.tl*On 1.8 Be.st .AnS'wer M I CHI G A N ft -; article in the Garden Page cov- , In form they resemble the Iris, . TUBEROUS :-ered the Chrysanthemum. For. to which they art: related~ How- 3S'j , ~ ~ cultural hints and other'in:forma- ever they are no~ hardy and the .T.0' . p..r' oblem' Posedby F,lies , BEGONIA =', tion. it is suggested that .th.e read~ bUI.bs.must be tak..en up in the . , FAST SE N'OTJCE of EXAMINATION ~ er refer to it. . Fall like gladiolus. ~______[. This superior stram has created sensational thterest sinee :tin1 grown in our trial beds in 1950. Huge 4 to 6 inch bloonu are :.. .Ueliotrope Deserves Space Tigridias, although not long Sanitation ..Js.the answer to ual to assure freedom from these; freely. nnd consistently produced from July till heavy frost :: Last but not least we suggest lasting, are extremely beautiful DDT-resistant flie's, advises La- pests. . i on strong' bUShy 18 inch plants with main stems 1 inch thick. McDOY t Staking is unnecessary. Originated in California, thil stram.a ~ the Heliotrope. Even if no voids and possess a wide range of uq- Rue Miller, chief of the Section .. The com m un i t Y program! a vast improvement over the weak crowinc imported' strams For EMPlOYMENT •• are to be filled we would provide usual colors. of Environment Sanitation, Mich- should extend into outlying areas I commonly offered. CARPET C -: the place of honor for this lovely They are worthy of culture for igan Department of Health. where there are garbage or rub- We offer Started 'Plants in 5 inch pots 15720H :. flower. . this reason, and are always con-' "While repeated experience bish dumps which are natural' Now ready to set- out in your garden. , (At BaL AS -: Its delightful and exotic trag- spicuous by their unusual color..; has proved that even the most breeding places. Usually they "are ~ ranee has a universal appeal. ing and charm. potent insecticides such as DDT few in number and can easily be at $1.00 each TU. 1-1. :- Planted near. terraces, or in close ------are effective only until flies de- included in a municipal clean- OPEN TBURS -: proximity to the more frequented velop resistance to them, it has up ,program. _ 29 different color types available UNTIL 8:3 .Brl.n= Outdoors We cannot ship mail orders POLICEMAN and FIREMAN !;... .::. a.lso proved that flies do not de- Community programs should . . include. the cleaning up and This is but enee! the many outstanding garden. iteml rrown, :. Ci.ler to Be Lecturer Into the Home velopany reSIstance to saruta- handled and sold in a more satisfactory and commonsense 25 YEARS OF EX •• tion," he asserts. spraying of the' business areas manner at- • At Summer In.tl'....t- Whl'ch ordinarily are more heav- Applicatiqns will be received by the City of •• • &JU... To be successful, a :fly-control .. WhY not arrange t 0 b'rmg the program must rely heavily on ily invaded by f,lies than resi- Grosse PointeW oods ~ to and including WaIter L" CIS. Ier, 0f Devans h'Ire outdoars mSl. 'd e thOIS summer? elimination of fly-breeding. and dential areas. They should also ~ G' h d . d h provide complete garbage pick- FLOWERLAND' GARDENS June 27, 1952; for examination for future •• road, will be one of the lecturers I . lve eavy. rapenes an ang- fly-feeding places and tight up service (twice a week is 43678 N. Gratiot Mt. Clemens. Mich. employment as Policeman and Fireman. -:,' at the annual summer institute j mgs a vacation for. a season and screening, with insecticides play- needed to prevent fly breeding). '••' b . t d b th U. . "dress up YOUr wmdows with ing an important secondary role. . • emg presen eye mverSl- plants Flies are born, live and eat in :SHOES for the EI' -: ty of M.ichigan Law School June Elin~r E. Roth, of the M'l'chl'_ It must be carried out cooper- the foulest refuse and are among .. 26 28 A A b atively by the individual and ' Ai"t., - Am~ •... " l,n .nn r or. , gan State College department of the few living things which man FOR .WO QUALIFICA TIONS Th t t t .. .' e InS 1 u. e program. th IS year textiles, c10thing and related arts, the community. has found serving no usefuI pur- Citizen of the United States ~ IS on ,the s.ubJect o~at~mlc energy is not suggesting a bare window In residential areas, garbage is 'pose. They are prodigious breed. ROSES in BLOOM NUNN-IUSH .- a.nd IS.?emg offe:ed 1!1 ~oopera- graced by a lone plant on, the the most important f€,eding arid ers, and if aU the progeny lived, 'FLOlS. Age 23 to 30, inclusive ~ tl~m \l.'loh t~e Um~erslty s ~h07- window sill, No' indet!d _ she breeding medium. Garbage cans one pair could produce 191 sep..; Your Choice. of Thousands FOR l\{ ..: mx Memon~l proJect, ..whlch ~s ur~es unusual treatment a! both should be made of metal, should tillion descendants between April Not lell than 5' 9" in height and ~ co~cerned wl~h p~ac:tlme apph- plants .and windows in order to be clean. and kept tightly cov- and August. Besides being a Agoin Hall's Nursery invites lUSTER 8ROWN I :- cahons, a!1d lmpllcahons of nu- spruce up home decoration for ered at all times, Rotting vege- nuisance to man, they are a haz- you to see Miehig.,n'. largest SCOUT for Bo~j •- clear flsSlOn, the summer season, table, fruit or animal matter, ard to his health, being capable' FLORSHEIN! proportionate weiaht selection of potted roses . AT MACK 81"1 :: ' Cisler, president an~gen~ral An idea especially good for piles of decaying leaves and of spreading 20 human diseases, Ability to pau rigid physical and .: manager of. The DetrOIt "Edls<:n picture or bay windows is ,to grass, manure piles-all good including dysentery, t y P h 0 i d SHERMAI';i -. Company, WIll speak on PublIc frame the whole window with a feeding and breeding places- fever and tuberculosis. No Setback in Planting mental examination .13300 E. J.fferson : :: U~ilities and Nuclear Pow~r.Jl climbing plant. It will take a sur- should be removed. P4tent Roses VAlley 2.0861 yi .- HIS company,' an~ Dow Chemlc~l prisingly short time to get ivy or Screens should be in good re- Hi.h School Education or equivalent Mrs. L. Rothe Farr.ls Home Non-Patent Roses ~ ~~mpany of Ml.dland, have .a philodendron all the way around. pair, and all buildings in which FlorabutUltis. :. Jomt contract, ~lth the AtomIC Use inconspicious string or wire humans live or in which food or From A New England Visit Benefit. of Retirement Syatem :: Ene:'g?" Commls~lOnto study the trellises to lead the plant in the milk is prepared or stored Everhloo711.in.g •• feaSIbIlIty ?f usmg nuclear h~at proper direction, Miss Roth ad. should be screened tightly. Mrs. L. Rothe Farr has return~ Climbers Five day week -: powe,r for l~d~str~. . , vised. All fly resting places such as edto her home in Neff road Tree RoseJ :- . ThIS year s .mstl~ute w~l1 deal For. a drapery-like ,effect, try under the overhang of roofs, after her stay in Wenham, Mass"j where she, visited. with Mrs.. RAY MaeARTHUR ~ m general WIth mdustnal aD:d using. wall bracket pots on the doorways, window::, the garbage Espalier '.. legal problems related to atonu.c sides of the window. The plants can and surrounding .area should Boyer Miller. I Apple Trees CIty Clerk. -: energy. Specific subjects covered should be vine-type so they will be sprayed with DDT, chlordane :- -besides industrial' uses-will grow gracefully downward. Miss or lindane solutions. Potted .;: include the production and use Roth thinks that brackets placed Because flies have a yen for ~nd in Leaf Application to be made at Grosse Pointe :- of isotopes, atomic fuel procure- quite close together will give the travel and the ability to range Trellises { Woods Police Dept. at Anita and Mack -: ment, patent policies, govern- most 'striking effect because the freely over distanees. of four $1.70 and, up We f-lave ArnoidSprayer5 & Cartridges A G P.. d .. :- mental control, radiation hazards, vines will make a continuous miles, the community must add ve., rosse Olnte WOO s, MIchIgan. .: and security and censorship line at the side of the window. its efforts to that of. the)ndivid-. Co....,I.t. Iift.1 'of Shrllbbery, Fertilizers, Insecticides ond Peat Moss • • •••••• • • • • • • • • • .iota • • • -- ~. practices. ' Careful' Use of plants on win- Bird Baths.f Open Daily and Sundays. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. ,-.• •• • .~. • • • • .-. .-. • • .-•• -•• • • • • • • • • • • .-~ • ., '-.. do"," shelves makes striking $3.20 and up ~~~~ ~ ~rt~~~ s~- " . ,CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS ~, mer living. The sJ)ecialist sug~ Green Thumb GIoyes' rl gests putting the shelves-prob- ~d'Life' NAlll NURSERY , 90c pair ~~~~i~~:i~~,g~:OS;-~~t~~~t~~~~~ 24300 Harper. St. Clair Shores .stratI- 0'n~ ~~.~~ sions in the window. FOR LAWNS Bamboo Sticks letwl;en 9 and 10 Mile Rd~. PRescott 5-]455 Regl Interesting containers can be used for an inside flower garden 'Make your lawn like 18c per doz. and up 1,4 on the window sill. Try using a the Dation'. Meet . long bread basket, for instance -feed .pecisl turf- . or a miniature window box made producing AGRICO .Prall's Domplete Fruit ~ for the purpose. FOR LAWNS. Pr~ Tree Spray Add to Your Su.mmer Fu.n ~ videedcplantfooda. ' 1 lb. 7Sc NO-TICE ~ Last of Sunday Breakfasts ollanic: BDd inor. with a ". ,ank,. that ~.. needa for thick, ,~ To Be Held at Yacht Club luxuriant growth.. Acme All Around At your Garden NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV~N that the Clerk of the City of The last of the season's mixed Supply Dealer' •. .Spray BARBECUE Grosse Pointe Woods, Wayne County, Michigan, will be at his ibreakfasts will be held Sunday ~ One of .. IIpecial- $1.10 at the. Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. purpoae AGRICO office located at A string ensemble will play dur. Makes 12 Gallons Spray on you'r Lawn ••• ~ plant foodi. 0', ing the brunch party which starts Entertain with picnics . . . hot at 12:30. dog roasts . : . steak fries . , . Koros8al Hoses and pOpcorn parties , . . marshmal- i AGRICO low roasts, now 'till snow fIles. 1, New Daughter.s for Pointers For LAWNS Build your own outdoor t1re- tRIES ,& SHRUBS Rain King Sprinklers place t() your ,own specifications 20775 Mack Avenue Mr.andMrs, H. B. Hodde Complete sets of life-time J1re- ...... , ftt AMI." Antm.mAL.CMAlC*. place castings with .... ,... " Flower Pots Which to design and $1650 Mr: and Mrll. H., :Busch Hodde ...... ,.,...... ,...... ouild from . for the purpose of receiving registrations from qualified electors of Colonial road, announce the lOc per doz. and up I~';, birth of a daughter Janet Eliza- ~ co that have not already registered, and from electors that will beth on June 4, Mrs. Hodde is New! 4-Prong Automatic SPIT Works like" A Clock. . $16,95 ~ the :for,mer Patricia Kessler. possess such qualifications on August 5, 1952, the date of the Quality .1 . Quality ,/ general Primary Electitm. Debutant. Annett. Torrey Fork Set, Stoinress .••.••. $1.95 Broilmaster Grill •.•••••. $4.95 i Extension Forks 7Sc Portable Camp' ,Stove $4 .• 5 YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the Clerk will beiin Honored at Cocktail Dance Feed Store Feed.Store FIRESIDE GRILLE his office on every secular day from 9:00 A.M, to 5:00.P.M" EST Mrs. Louis ~endelssohn was 20726 Harper Ave. 20726 Harper Ave. ..at 8 Mile Rd, • hostess Monday at a cocktail at I Mile Rd. A Barb'ecue Grille That Fits GARDEN (Saturdays tmtil 12:0Q noon) to and including Monday, July dansant honoring debutante An- TUxedo 1-8870 Any Fireplace GRATE' 7, 1952, which is the last day for taking registr~tions for the Inette Torrey .t her home in TUxedo 1-8870 Lakeshore road. No masonry. no August 5th Primary Election. $14.95 building. Ready to use. Rotate. Fred G. Hofmann Getl YOU,ARE'FURTHER.NOTIFIED that for the convenience Medical Science •. Ph.D: WEATHER $39.00 B' of the Electors the Clerk will be in his ,officeunti18':pO P.M., EST, VANES Othecs at $31.011 . Fred G. Hofmann of Trombley ~. OLDEST on the following days for the purpose of re~eiving registrations.: All a I u mlnum road received his Ph. D. in Medi- • BUSINESS rust proof; calSciencesfromHarvard Uni- • ESTABLISHMENT P lli n t'e d; 25 IN II t YI e s or to Stainless Steak Clamp.,. $2.70 Monday, June 30, 1952 versity on::June 19. order. A 1940 Grosse., Pointe' High GROSSE, . Barbecue Pan ' •••••••. $4.25 Wedne.day, July 2, 1952 Schoolgr.duate;l\e will ,be a POINTE $13.45 National ResearchC:ouncil Fel:: House Nameplate •••• ~•$7.20 low in,Medical Sde:nce, and will.. , TU. 5-4420 Mond.y, July 1, 1952 We Deliver Anywhere do research in endocrinology- at' • Harvard. "SUNBEAM" Rainking Ray MacArthur, There's one thing about the Traveling Lawn Sprinkler" Smitll.Mottllews Ftlry. (0. City Clerk self':made man-no matter what , Full}' Gutomafie . happens he has only himself to $36!!! 6640 Charlevoix Phone WA. 2-7155 blame., , . June .'9, 1952 Tl;urtCl.y,'Jun_ '191'19~2 . . +. rie Bird. • of M:'il. Bird at her Two Get"HOnOTJJ; At .Kalamn~oo: bel' o~e .po~ition hi the. powerful tenniS' team .of KalamazooCoI'- , graduation, Beverly partmental cleanup haa legeJ' and he was a member of red a positJon at the _J ••• following one. year's the'varsity basketball team ...HiS COMMUNIST East other activities :Qn the. campUs in- ; there, sne will be cluded his holding' ~he position mmer school for con. of president of the seniorcl~ ing. d stated that the Kenneth R. Venderbush, Ion of Mr. and Mrs. RayE. Vender~' will be an annual ' ...... bush,. 820 Pemberton, received Monday. June 16 HEAT .WAVE. 'marked'by'22 TWO SOVIET .FIGHTERS lire week.-erid'deaths in.Mi'Chigan,1-7 the Cooper Prize' in Speech. He ~sHIGH HONOR on unarmed Swedish:: air :force by drowning, -continues alI ..,De~' has been an outstanding member Scout Raymond O. .:flying boat over Baltic Sea, fore. troiters swelter forthitdstraight 'oop 86 received the of 'the speech department, .and ;ount;.y award :froin , day in 9O,.de~ree temperature •. served as president of the lo~aI Fitt of the Grosse Thermometer hits 96 for' new Pi Kappa Delta group. high for -Year. oria1 Church on Sun. During the. recent model noni~ ~. • • • inating convention he served llS PUBLIC" AND', LABOR mem! temporary chairman ..and chair.- bership, of the Wan 5tabilbation man of the steering committee. Boal'd which 'h'andeddown .con- at ~Ioss troversial. recommendation" over I Ik and Baled) steel -issue was, revealed to. be I .S•• ds studded with fo~mer .affiliates of .'St. Paul Ev~.Lutheran Church s Fertilizers Communist~front .groups. Chalfont. end Lothrop, Grosse Pointe Farms JI Inseeticide~ • * • EAST GERMAN refugees ,re- Second Annual FARMS BUYS. EQUIPMENT por.tbattfe".wit~ C:0mmunist 5:WEriI~H N~VAL)n~'tighter' Bids for a rubbishtracto~truck R DELIVERY pollee and S?~dlerS 1~ mne border, plane units . ordered .to fire . if DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 5001 Kensington unit and a 'rubbish 9-yard load L TU. 4.9859 , com m un lt1es, 'USIng .hatchets, attacked by Soviet aircraft fol- ,packer truck unit, were oe.pproved at E. Warren hoes, a~d scythes to resls~ forced lowing Baltic Sea incident in:,' June 23 to July, 10 at the :Falms council meeting on- 9:30~.m. to 12:00 No~n Daily TUxedo 2.361' evacuatlon from the; 600-ml1ebor- which Russian fighter, planes " June 16. Total cost of the two new E. leydet del' zone "no man's .land." down Swedishair':f6~ci!-''Piane. ... 1 For Children 4- 12 'Years .of Age ~ack, ::It Marseilles pieces o!equipment is $10,000...... ' .' Three Weeh-Monday to Thursday Each W~ek Tuesday, June 17 ARMY RULES' Gene'ral'1ia~i,\" Many a man keeps his nose to I COMMUNIST LEADERS an- Arthur not subject to .regulations~' .' the grindstone. so his wife can CARPETS and ' nounce big build-up of East. Ger. banning. political .,,activity .by;' turnher~u.p !it the neighbors. • :nanarmy' alont Soviet lines, memqe,rs of.armed.:force,follow~ ,,' .. ::; .' .. :' .... _ ..',.... . ;:.', .. ~...... Bible Stories - Mission Stories - Workbooks welcoming "all wh"fought under. ing. his. lelection. as keynote' ~::-';;.',X~ep cool thelle.l~.zy.~er daJ;s'by.entertammg m an Info~al,: RUGS BOUND Hitler's ,flags" to join. the new .. k' 'f' R. bI' ; .';..c:a8ualmanner.Good:tood18.uchanlmportantpartofany~entertaming. Handwork - Singing - Games I spea .er 0:' epu lcan conven- •.':that itia 8ase:ittial..tokeepup to date on:aU.hortcutl.SobeauretoUie EBENEZER. force., . • ~ • .' tJOn In ChlC~gO* ne,;ct,month; .• ~Jlackag~d.mixes::frequ~tlY'alld .•!-ve.. ~0u.r8elf~our.';...iri.'a;h~tkitcheri; ",' C. per. s . .. f .F~r'~ajnple, t~e 1l;111g1ou~cake.]I}ctured.here.ls~ade .wIth.pac~aged, BAPTIST • yard STEEL STRIKE: seen as threat UNION LEADERS denounc~; ,.. deViI'sfood Cake'lnIx:.Thickly IWlrled Wlth,lIu1ry..,frostmg;or,whlp'pe4. MorolS R,?ad at H.rp.r " Fully. equipped-"Adequat~ly staffed-Up.to~date' 3S to production "of 3.5-inch. ba. new .regt11a"tioIlB "recommended .:,~ea~ij.tis a tempJinjr de;ssertlluitable for a~rnoon or evenmgre!re":"j,~ • Materials . FAST SERVICE ! zooka' rockets. Operatiops at by nSR Commission 'which would;' ,:~".Jnentli,:Tan,coo)glasses()f tangy le,r,J.l0n~?}~,aperfect'aeeomp~mm~t., ,Morning Worship .. 10:00 ".m. i1terest since 11m Ford Motor Co. and Oldsmobile dep.rive t~e employ~s.of some ,Of ({ ,.' ... ,'~'. ~~iC?k ~yil' •. ,~oOd~Cue'~. . ' " .Sund~y School II: 15 a.m . . Closing picnic at Detroit Zoo, Saturday, July 12 inch blooms are Division of General Motorswillthe}T "fnnge" benefIts, ~s bIh., '1 P~Kat~Sw.~nsDownaeo~P8:foodeakemlx. tm heavy frost , Evening. Servic.e 7:30 p.m. be suspended in a week, offi- terness rises in parleys over.. ,..:...... 1teaspoo~:gz:atedorange nnd. l~.~ups milic , Children of the community are welcome. ~ms 1 inch thick. McOOY I.SONS .Use our S.S. Bus. For information 1a. this strair. ta . call:PR. ~-3789 or TU. ,2-2728 imported strains eials ennounce. wage dispute. ': .; .Turn'cake'mi)('int~ bowl;.add orange rind~,Add~c:'up '~f~hfl CHARLES W. SANDROCK GLENN .•• DEVANTIER CARPET COMPANY '" • • ... . -----. milk, blend, thtm.beat 2 !flmutes. .Add~alf,.ot~h.e're~am1l)g. DETROIT WATER BOARD M. M · . milk, blend, and beat2mmutell. Then add remammgmllk and' :h DOtS 15720 HAlPER m.eets to discuss appeal .fo.r 1'e. . ."lSS". or. r'Z80n . 'beat'ldi minuted loriger.fIt' (Eeat '..cake Svigoi'!lu1l1ybybo I hand,d or at &r ~arden. . (At Balfour) GROSSI POINTE. duced consumption. as all..time' '.p.. l'a;..ns ...r,.'n.. ...;n. k .....T.'ea. '. beat~rme urnoften.)"'.spee .0 '"e ec DC... mIXer.. crape '.,w an. " spoon 0 ' TU. 1-6088 records for water pumping are .Turn'liatter -into2 8-inch layer pans 1.'*. inches deep',which. . \ ME'rHO,DISr .CHURCH OPEN THURS. AND FRI. broken in Detroit- and. Windsor, -- , . llav.:hee:rilined with paper. :Bakein moderate oven {87.6°F.) 21 I MOROSS ROAD lble UNTIL 8:30 P. M. and neighboring communities. ~Miss, Kathleen Morrison of .20minutes or until done. When cool;spread Fluffy Frost~ng or s ,.. • ,.. Washington road has invited 1'75 Whipped Cream between la,yen and on top of cake. . 10 a'Ill.:-:Phurch Ichool for Jun.' ior, Junior High and High STORAGE' GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZES friends' to a' pink tea to-, honor ------'--..,------~ -.; :len item. rt'()wn. S,choo~ Departmenta nd commonsense 25 YEARS OF EXPERT FITTING retail price boosts on more than her friend, Mrs. Allan W.. Bruce B. h ,.. H Add By W'll' .R L 11a.m.-Church IlchooIi for .In- Furs • 75 percent of all department of Toron'to, on Friday; June 20"~ .a a I. ear reu I lam . a"cey . fants and Toddlers Nursery, Woolens • Blankets, Etc. Kindergarten and Primary. store goods. Designed to offset Mrs. Bruce befriended Miss: Mor- "Many peopie today are like handicapped aU through life 'and 11 a.m:-Morning Worahip and recent freight rate and parcel ~t:~~nWt~~n":oi6~ic;:i~~~e 0yfeta~~ the girl who refused to answer eternity. Man's eternal life begins S~rmon INSURED RDENS post increases. h h th.' h. k d . the minute he. is born, and con~ REV. HUGH C. WHITE, Pa.tor. emens, Mieh. .ago, was hospitalized for three er ,lJro ers w en as e about FOUR CA,..ND• ID•ATES' enter months in Toronto. geography saying, . .'I've finished tinues through this life and the, TUxedo 1-7878 Special.for Thursday, Friday; Saturday for . next. And most people think it SHOES the ENTIRE FAMILY 1 ' Assisting Miss Morrison at the g~ogra1Jhy"\ sai~ W~lliam.R. La- begins when' they die or some tea table.".will be. Mrs. Humph- cey ~f MadIson, ?11sconsm, 'a~- time after that. If we do not de:. .AI'Itep • Amerie-an Girl reys Springstun, Mrs. George ,n. dre3sm~ a .gathermg of. BahalS, velop in this life what we need . 'OR WOl\IEN I Sixth Church of Christ. TVand Radio Service Sclierinerhorn, Mrs:' Charles H. and theIr frIends recently. . spiritually, we enter the next .'SPORT SHIRTS Guarant." R.pair Work , Sdentist, BLOOM HUNN.IUSH .. ROILEE Metcalf, ¥r:i. Robert B. Ruther- "They have gotten to the. poirit world;' which is .R 8piritua~wor1d, Detroit I Dry ~I~.ned and Hand Pressed Cash & Carry I 'FLO.SHIIM • Tel.vi,ioll .. • R.clio ford, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry,' wh~:re. they.did some. studying with out our necessary' equip-, 0 14730 Kerch.v..r Av.nu •. )f Thousands FOR. MEN . • Sound. Iquipment Mrs. George R. TI;ue,.Mrs.James about. religion in their early ment." I M. Barnes, and Mrs. William B. days, joined a church, and then .UDd.~ Senle .. )0:30 .. m. 4.Day Laundry Servlee - Shirts - Family Bundles Nursery invits$ I Gregory. left their spiritual development ~d 5:00 p. m. lUSTER nOWN & OFFICIAL East End CAR MIRROR STOLEN SCOUT for Boy. end Girl. Mrs. Bruce is the houseguest to ,someone else. But this isim- Sunday School, 10:30 L .. ichig.,n 's l~rgest ,While hig car was parked on FLORSHEIM SHOES ot her sister, Mrs. Fred A. Price. possible. We cannot develop W.dJlUCla~ .venin, T.lt1mon1al )tted ros~s. MACK TV AND RiOlO ~ Denby C~eaners AT S1'ORE ONLY of Westchester road. s9methmg we do not use any: Mack avenue infrQnt' of the MeetiD, at • p. In. . I Sales & s...v~c. I ------more than. we can learn to play 20087 Mack, at Fairholme .. TU. 2-6189 I Grosse Pointe Woods municipal SHERMAN SHOES Readinc Room 0T'en Week DaYI in Planting It's during their so~called va- .golf. by hearing a lecture on it offices last Sunday, Carl Nickens, , , 16348 E. Warren 13940 K.rch.val n•• r la,tlown 11609 E•. McNich~II , 13300 •• Jeft.non 20725 Mack cation that.a great many Amer- and not practicing it. 10590 Beaconsfield, told police, 10:00 II m. to !l:UO p m. Pla"t DENBY DOES 'atent Roses VA"ey 2.0168 TUxedo 1.1191 VA. 4-9823 iean citizens do their hardest "When people neglect their sorneone had. broken off and Wednesday 10:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. 10315 I. Worrell GOOD WORK 16306 Harper ,'on.Palent Roses work of the year. . . spiritual development, they are Sunday. 2.:00 p.. m. to .:30 p. m. ~lorabundlis, taken two rear view mirrors. :t'erblooming Climbers .ree Roses

Espalier A.pple Trees Potted ~nd in Leaf .'11 II tridges idu and Peat Me" to 8,P.M. lSERY I II lores PRescott 5-3455 Its Now••• ,erFun "TUNE' IN" PERFECT WEATHER IN YOUR HO~E ••• EASY AS DIALING YOUR RADIO I

No mattfll' how hot and muggy it might be outside. BECUE you control your own inside climate with the new • ReA Room Air Conditioner. A mere twist of the .awn ••• dial hrings you mountain-top coolne8! • ; . "Wonder. th picnics ••• hot fully clean, fresh, filtered air;; ~le6s humidity: . . steak lrles ... See it today! IE'S . • • marshmal- lOw 'till snow flies. uwn outdoor tire- We Have Been in-the . own speciftcatiOtlS. WilY leA MUNS lETTER All CONDITIONINGI s of life-Urn" t1re- :~ with gn and S1650 COOLING.• BUSINESS like $16.95 !he IlCA '~eart-of.Co]d" CompreMOl'ill the height Of for over e6icieney •.• I.ll8uret you of top cooling capacity •. 5.,.ear warranty on entire hermetically seiled coolin! II ..••••.. $4.'5 tystem. The "Airflow" Grille provides wideet. fulle.t Stov~ ....• $4.'5 17 YEARS! air eireulatiOD to all parts of the room. N

no A SIZER~~~EVERY ady .0 tell 52295 Bur FROM A' FIRM ~ / PRICED AS LOW AS 1.00 •••• WEK,NOW THE COOLING BUSINESS MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS tk Ciomp.,. $2.70 WITH COOLING ..••••••. $•. 25

,late •••••• $7.20 . . I~ora -4 Serttice ..,. lite EXPERIENCE! ReA SEIVICE (OMPANY c...... penormaDCe ... ored II, fry. CD. ReA Factory Service Contract. Normlll installatioo. and aenlce e WA. 2-7155 fot ODeyear, onlyf29.9S...... 34

ThursCl.y, June

WE'VE GONE PRICE-SLASH.ING ,MAD-SO WHAT!! .YOU CAN'T. EAT A $150,OOOImSTOCK! SCRAM--OUT IT GOES! WE'RE IN THE DOG HOUSE-IT'S OUR ,LAST, LOUD, SOS YELP! ~\N HONES'" (;ONFESSION IT'S the END, NOTICE' T. Old Friends. eherhh.d through the years. and to n.w frl., ...ls as w.lI. The rt"

, . WE HAVE ENTIRESTORE K-M CHEFSTER 01 THE 7 IN I APPLIANOE Is One Great TOASTMASTER $1645 Tilt World's Fi~1S1 CUT TO $2395 G. E. Portable Mosl SOlchl Oil' Fryer WITH STAND AND OHAIR Bargain Counter! TOASTERS NOW Were $23.00 Wkil. Supply Lash WAS NOW S69 95 NOW. COME. SEE G.E HOSTESS NOW NEW 1952 RCA.Victor $85.45 $349 AIR CONDITIONERS G-E -IR-ON-ER Kitchen Clocks Were $: Dm1!I G NEW 1952 RCA.Victor Double Fryrite F~~EfR DtIIXI - 2,Splld Reg. $217.95 Deep Fryers $19~ For I', Famllill or Rlstaurants-l.aUy Woftd.,f ..1 DEHUMIDIFIERS 95 NOW Hollywood - Dormeyer - Fryrile W.re $29.95 WA5 $64.95 NOW $48~ NO DOWN 'AYMENT Now,S174 " Jun. '19,1~!2

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r ;;I'W n Tele- r Con- COME, SHARE IN THESE TREMENDOUS MONEY SAVINGS!! k. THINK OF WHAT THIS SALE MEANS TO YOU! ! ALL NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS OF TELE- lANCE VISION - RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS - FREEZERS - WASHERS - DRYERS - RANGES - APPLIANCES NltiDlllly KIOWII , Brll.s W. Carry G'III'II Eleclric lo.Ft. 0.111. Rafrieerltor Q.E.WIIIN8ER WASHER •• , There Are Only I F.w! RCA CONSOLE Never again such a buy. Was $374.95 R.C.A •• VICTOR This Is. e Rea' 'uy ,NOW $17S!!2 GENERAL ELECTRIC Full Doors - Million 'roof TV A TREMENDOUS VILUE NOW CROSLEY.MOTOIlOLA IIMrIIltioll1 Hlrvest.r D.llx" 9.4 al,' Ft, with $89~ WAS WESTINGHOUSE A very large freezer. Wos $369.95 $369~ NOW S216~ NOW $149!!' FIMOUS MAKE AUTOMATIC WISHER GENERAL - MILLS SUNBEAM - HOOVER This Price 'ncludes Installation MOTOROLA CONSOLE WESTINGHOUSE 10 CU, FT, INTERNATIONAL FIlly AllomlHc - Frosl Fr•• HARVESTER If's e Rea' 'uy A TREMENDOUS VALUE n WasS299~Now $248 KNA'P - MONARCH Was $.29.95 NOW $199!! Twin Dryers Available WESTCLOX - NESCO :~~ NOW S189~ GHtrll Eleclric Delbl. Door, 8 Ct. Ft. Alt'.llic TELECHRON - ARVIN G.E AUTOMATIC WASHER. , , Very, V'!'J MotI.... EMERSON - WARING HOW 95 D.frosl., Moist Mlst.r .... Iy G.EConsole-Half Doors $249 • REMINGTON WAS $3.9.95 Was $.54,95 NOW $33 9!! Was $329.95 DUMONT 95 G-E I.Ft. DELUXE MODEL, was $27 •• 95, HOW $199.95 CROSLEY HOW $199 STEAM'O'MATIC WAS $369.95 leE IJolIbl. Door, lo.Ft, Illo.ltic D.frosl.r NOW $26922 UNIVERSAL Moistlllsl.r IRONRITE. MAYTAG DuMont Westbury HOW $399~ Every Washer is Fully Guaranteed It's Wonderlu' . WAS $675.00 Wos $509.95 NOW $399!! AND OTHERS

WE HAVE ONE 0' THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF RANGE SIZES. DESIGNS. ITC., SINGLE BURNER STOVE HOT PLATE FOUND IN THE STATE Excellent for Cottage or Basement INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FREEZER, 7 CU, FT, G.E FULL SIZE RANGE One to e Customer I'"W $2Z2 IT'S A DANDY, JI,W $229~ K-M CHEFSTER This" the Rea' McCoy .Was $5.95 "" WAS $299,96 "I The 7 in 1 Appliance WAS $229.95 DORMEYER POP~UP TOASTER Th. World', Finest 16~~ . M.d Sought $23 Now $189!! A Fine Gift Item G.E 11 CI, Ft. Frllzer, A Good Blrgain al Regular O•• p Fryer -95 ere $23.00 CUT TO ... " .. Famous Make .-Burner Gas PRICE, YES, SIRI Was $19.95 22 Whlf. Th.y Lost APT, SIZE RANIE NO W $12 WAS $429.95 'Was $,.9.95 Foo. Mix.rs HlmiHol B'lch DOfll'Ylr New 1952 RCA.Victor Now '$114!! WlSthlpOtIs. lJ,E" SllIb'lm DHP Fruz., II's Hug. Illd R'llIy HIS Spaci. AIR CONDITIONERS Were $7.95 REAL BUYS G.E PUSH.BUTTON RINIE G-E POP-UP TOASTERS New 1952 RCA.Victor Ai Rea' 'eauty end II 'uy DELUXE,I3CI,Ft, Now $339~ D£HUMIDIFIERS 95 WAS $219.95 WAS $489.91 19 Now $119!! Were$2U5 NOW $1sn Saving. ef 5130.00 NO DOWN PAYMENT cr. $29,95 --~,' '-', . ~ - " -~ ')

Pago Twonty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, Juno 19. 1952 Thursday, Ju c 21i-Paint and ______I~E CU811'/~.!!!!--= _." ~ QUIet' at~_~.~...rA-=~~,.,~J FOR YOn, 52 r il:1'": THE r:\a 1-45:;1 YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED PAI:-;Tl:-:G ~:)-! CALL TUxedo 2-6900 WALL WASH! F~.,' L,' ~ -.' 4-HELP WANTED 7-WANTED TO RENT (Mal. a.1I Fe .... I.) HnaiF:-; DE 5~93 Yo;-" '

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(Ji\/: PIJA.\f. ,)1 (Jl R 1>1511.\1 •.'151 1.\ ... (~ • PLUMBING • BRICKWORK • CARPENTER • ROOFING • PAINTING a"iltlln~ \'I"I~llnn~ T...I;.n Carr nf. Hl"r~.tl s ...... El",'nlrall~- Clr.ln ..d. ALERT BUILDING REPAIR CO. Alert PiumbinqaHeafin9 Co. TU. 5.7990

b 9, 1952 ~~.- Thursday, June I', 1952 "ag •. -Tw'_ntyo;on•. CaUs"Car Unsafe AsBom~tShelter CLASSIFIEDS. , 21i-Palnt and Decorat. 21i-Paint and Decorate Your :a.utOJllobileis not a "safe", or ot~er ou~in~ ,are~ ' whe~ shelter in case' of atomicllttackthere IS no ~~il~ which offers". FOR YOUR SPRING PAINT- FOR THE FINEST Jnlerlor dec~ but it:' is safer' than no shelte;.helter,:.driy~i~~car to the side. ING and d~coratlon, caD TU. orating and outside paltitin.a1 .. _', . . _' of tlie road and':park. Roll down 1-4521.' reasonable 'casl .ee Chari .. ' A.. POINTE METHODIST.':" ,.t,all;:~~f.t~~ ..I..ester J. ~<~ the'wind.m-".,Ap minimize the ,Schrader. VAlley 4.0388. '. 211 Moroe Boacl.. land, .State CIVll Defense D1rec- danger of flying glass. Crouch UESDAY PAINTING and DECORATING FOR FINER U' "h 'c ' . tor saId.. II low as possibJeinthe vehicle. '" . ur •• White"P .. tofo " R t At En ,ERVICES WALL .WASHING SERVICE' INTERIOR & 'EXTERIOR ....' .; .. , ,.... "'~:~.. ')'.. " .,'.t. " Tel, TU.~1-'78'J1, . '.' . . e.cen O~llC ergy Co:n- until the all clear soUnds. Free Estimates , .....;...... ;...-_-"-_-'-'-.....;....._ .~~ur~a:f,June.~.1~::~~!~.n.nu.al.sundaY J ". ;22::"-10 :. llllSSlOntel!ts. In Nevada showed Without warning" when the HUGHES DECORATORS PAINTING & DECORATING . , . " Church'School .and-.Congrela" .. ... , un,e. : . a.m. that cars WIth metal tops pro- , .. ' ...... '.... . 3L1NDS 5293 Yorkshire TU. 5-1165 . EXPERT )Jalntini. paperhangin, -.'---".--.--...-.;.-'.--'.~.-~';"'..--.-..-'.'--'-'-"'''';'''--''~- tiorial ~pjciucwill' be. held '~t the Church School fOl:JUI!l0r Depart-_ vide - :go~' protection against first SIgn of. the attack IS the ______-'-__ CHRIS C. CHARRON & CO. by mechanics, tr~ .,estimates. RE~4Ilt, s~reen,s..,~PO~Ch~.,;.te~, Groise Pointe,-'Wo~s ~ike.:fr'ont f~nt'ts1k a.m. Church.School. for light ,flyirig and falling objects, bomb nash~ stop y'our car quic~- ;HADES JAS. RIGGIO end SON WAlnut 2-3986 Van A&9che. TUxedo, '4-1187, doorJ!,..wmd~~s,kitchen cab1-, Par.k~T~e-program of games.~d n an ursery, Tod~lers Nurse- Ibut that they provide no signi- ly. Cro~ch as l?w' as you can In , ' 'rUxedo 4~27H., nets", b()okc~s~; GoOd.wor!" rec~eati()n. will- ~~art ."~ 2 p~m. rY'd'. and 5 ~~a: KInd.~r•• rte~ fica~t. protection from atomic the vehicle yntil the deb!is has Offer the finest pointing, color $tyl_ Satisf~etion Our Guarantee promptservlce;S",E~Bar,beri At6 p.m.!amilieswil1have:~h~~r.>.n Boys ~nd .Glrls ~lmat?'. ~.~ ra,dlation. stopped falling. -Then drIve the -lADES :~~:~:~~i~f'a~~~~~~:~"eW~~~t.wash'lALL A-I PAINTING and wall P-A-I-N-.TE-R-'-.n-e-e-d-s~w-o-r-k-;-in-te-r-io-r20,380Nesbit,.':l'Ux,edo"-0051.,;baske~ luric~~s.'~~~seha:vinl'car'4:a'rn: ~OrDlngWOrShIP and S.er..::: Five. cars used in the Nevada car ,to .the side o,f_~~ road.. if . washing. Reasonable. Work and. exteri~r. Reliable,' neat PORCHES ," 1 ci . lass. r ta~l~ and:.~h~Ir~:a~e, ~ked: ;to~~n. . p..m. The men go ealhne tests--:-sedans with steel turret posslble, :'0 that- It will ;n~t In- OARDS LOram 7-3035 1470 HELEN myself. White. WAlnut 1-0183.. decorator~,Also A-I wall wash- screen;:CU:t:,iit'S:e~~:elinl.~.brmg:t~e~;~o~,CraI'I~chli.lf-. ~h:v;-:;::::~-and SeniorFellow~ tops and safety gla~s wi~dows- ~:~;e:et~~ emer.lency ClVll De- tr Service ,.....~.,~--.~~~"~~--...... ~ ...... ~t. in;. VAlley-4-7808. P. Welch, 'PRe"cott5~0166:' .' man oithe. PICI11C,CoffiJDlttee'shipS will not meet again until wer:e placed a~ varIOUSdlStances IC. pairing, • . ...., ., . '•.• , • . Fall. . from the atomIC blast so that ef- ,ning , STtJ -..ai'B ...IZ ~II "I. DUE TO carpenter ,strike, we FIN.ECAR.PE~T~Y+-Re51d~ntial . Sunday, June 22; .9:30 8.m. . • • • fects could be studied. Custom Kitchens • ~ .t-t~~ . J have time available ..'Free esti. and .comme~cial. p;orch~I~~ec- Church School for thOse' 9 years Wednesday, June 25:-10 The Michigan Offi~e of Civil '\DE CO. ' SALE~'S.nd Sllty.C' I. mate~ Insuran'ce Van Houzen readtl°liJ.l.'roomfs, atticS'k!!tdc;Rbe.'and older. 11 a.m. Worship Ser~ W.S.C.S.picnic at the Gr~:~ Def~nse,.on the basis of the AEC fiLE RD. , Bros. VEnIce 9~7529.' mt? ~. ng 0'. any In '.' •. y vice. There' will' be. a' guest Pointe Farrm pier. Short but im- ,findmgs! .urges ~he following j Factory Au'llorized Parts ' ,t' ., ....' WIlham Brpckel. PRe.cott prNcher. , . portant bUSines.I meetin, at 10 pr~caut:ons. for drIvers and pass- ltil 9 P.M. • C, f 'l.l . P,AIN'I'ING, paperhan~lDg, paper 8-7083. . 11. a.m. Church SchooLfor chilM a;m._ followed by picnic. Bring engers 10 tlme of attack: . : LA 7-3700 , omp.. "e of Acce••• ,.,,, , removed, w.all washlDg~Expert H F JENZEN BUI'LDING...... your own. lunch. Th'er- wI'll b- With warning in l\ congested • workmanship. Mertens 122I ' ," .'... '. dren 4 to 9 years. of are. (Nursery, .. '.. ";'. ... d . , ~T••TT~ ....M lJ.RPH'! Muir. TUxed02-0083.- ", 'HOMe ,t..ND INDUSTRIA".REPAIRS for 3 year olds). ' supervlslo~. foro the' chIldren. If owntow!?, area, .dnve your car I C9 ~ ~ ~ • ~ AddltlOnt, Attici Completed. Porch.. , • • • tranap~rtatIon .ll.~needed, contact to tl:e aIde of the street and 4: , PAINTING, exterior', best ma- Re"reotioriRooms Gorage. ~ullt M d J 23 n .30 .. Th Mrs. VIctor DrIll .t TU.4-2"13: ': park It.. Leave the car and hurry J A Old N I .: .. ., . on ay, une : 1': a.m. e to the ne t C' '1 D f Formica Tops, Bars. Modern ~ "crm. n a N.w l.ocallo" , terial; immediate service; esti- 1152 ElforiCt. TUxedo 1-97+4 openingaession of the Daily Va- ST. J-A-M-E-S-L-U-~-ERAN shelter: Itr~ere ;:~no s~:~~ Furniture, Recreation Rooms Ice your eove5~ J 13333 East Warren VA. 2.145:J0 mate~ free. VAlley 4-5882.. cation '~ible .Camp will. be. held McMillan at Ke-heval in the immediate area, seek one by insured f ---'"------'--- ATTIC,. recreation rooms addi- and will continue until'July 3. .., f BIB, CABIIIET SHOP ..~ ---...... ~ ...... -.-...... --... 21J-Wall Washing tions' or minor repairs' by Daily_se.tlsions'willrun: from 9:30 Georre E. Kun~ Pulor re uge in the tallest nearby 1f.c ens e d contractor. ,F. St. to ,12:00 Monday through' Friday. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. building. C,all TW. 3-5438 f1NNER Amour; TUxedo 2-8324. Children .•. through ll'ye,ara of' Church Service durinl the sum- With. 'warning in a residential 390 . VINCENTS WALL WASHING ade.a.re.iilv;ted.tore.,;ster and at- mer months. 9:30 a.m. .6932 Det'Toit's Most Modern Sales & Service and Upholstery Cleaning Com~ ~DITIONS, alterations, and. • .- R.sidential .n~ C."",,.,c::ial pany. Machine methods. Ex- other. iniprovementS for ..you:r tend. Mr.. Clarence' Anderson is CALVARY LUTHERAN ; lairing perienced workers. Insured. home. Kitchens . modernized .. the direcior, in' ch~ree. Gateahead (Kerby) at Maek Free estimates. VEnice 9-0770. Anything in the building or re- • • •. Rev: Paul ~. WUsOlJ, Put•. J and clock " Sunday School and Bible Class: m n t service. pair .>line. Best materials .and Thursday, J.une26: 8 p.m. Chan- HUDSON workmanship., No down pay- cel Choir rehearsal. 9:30 a.m. Church Service: 1la.m. ~s.- Bra dIe y WALL WASHING and painting. 1ack at Roslyn. Well recommended. Right. price. ment. Call us, TUxedo 4-0945. • • • POINTE CONGREGATIONAL LAVIGNE A.yr •• SALES I 'TUxedo 1-3870. Call after 6 ADDrnONS, .alterations; cabi- Friday, June 27: 8 p.m. The p.m. 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop 0p." dally a a. m, to 9 p_ m. SaturdtJys till 5 p.. M. nets and stairways. General Session will meet to receive new .Marcus W. Johnson, MiniJter iervic:e modernization. and repairs. Ot- members. New officers will be 211-Wlndow Walhlng Sunday, 11 a.m.-Communion ~ICAL repairs, '420' E. Warren V ~ 6:) 3459 fice partitions. Formica table publicly received on June 29 at Worship Service. .Reception of :i maintenance. . at Lakewood '~. - 3460 tops. TUxedo 5-2840. the.U o'clock service. Members. Sermon, "Solid at the ece 1920. TUx- WINDOW CLEANING Center;" 21S-Carpanter Wo~k 21s-Carpenter Work designed espe&i411yfot' you AND WALL WASHING Service on Screens end Storms ST. PAUL EV. LUTHERAN ..• IN YOUR 'HPME Chalfonte and Lothrop A Service Which Has Not Saturdays Brick w5shing expertly done Rev. C., W. Sandrock, Pastor, :ORSETS OPEN TO MIDNIGHT DAILY to • p.m. GENERAL Been 'Available Until Now H. E. GAGE & SON Mr. Glenn B. ,DeVantier, Vital' lesigned. Dress Mrs. Rogene roppen, Secretary WE ARE ALSO • NEW • RESTYLED armerits. Over TUxedo 4-0136 MODERNIZATION Thursday, June 19, ~ p.m., rience. Maude SPECIALIZING Junior Choir Rehearsal and Pic- • REUPHOLSTERED :Kinley. Grosse IN SxlO PORCHES .SCREENED IN WITH COPPER WIRE WITH nic; 8 p.m., Mothers' Club. xedo 5-402i or • * ,. e MODERN • ANTiqUES SHED ROOF ON YOUR SLAB, $299.00 UP. 2. and Radio Service Sunday. June 22. 9:30 a.m., . Sunday School; 10:45 a.m., Wor- on . .All Makes " .FIRE PLACES BUILT FROM $599.00 UP. ATTICS, RECREA- .JENKINS UPHOLSTERING Home Service Calls TION ROOMS, BATHS, KITCHENS. ship; 12 noon, Mothers' Club Estimates at No Obligation 29523 Gratiot Ave. PRo .5-8585 I.ND Domestic. TV . Shop Servrce Picnic (Waterfront Park)~ lllations a n-d ,. . . ADDITIONS, PLUMBING, HEATING, WIRING, PAINTING :reezers. sealed In Business 18 Years Monday, June 23. 9:30 a,m., belts, controls. RADIO-VAC CO. PLASTERING. Daily Vacation Bible School be- rk guaranteed-- 9339Kercheval 17328Mack GUTTERS. TILE. gins for children 3 to 12. Good Fences for 43. Years ~ration Service, VA. 2-5688 TU. 4-1850 ,. . . ad, TUxedo 5- -ond we hove • complet. depa,tment d.voted to F.H.r .. TERMS UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY. I Wednesday, June 25, 12;30 E"ery sfyl. of Fence 21n-Clay Til. Installation pm., Women's Guild visits Eloise, !}~\ ~~.,., erected for you .Hydramatic' Service CALL A~~YTIME 4 p.m., Chapel Choir. .".q.£l. - , CLAY TILE-Beautiful kitchens, I '" * ,. lncludini bathrooms, sinks, stall showers: or Thursday. June 26, 8 p.m., -J'G. Expert on TU. 5-0553 PR. 6-5175 , '~.i1: ~ ..jt1r,; Chain. Lh.k All-Steel aft" Free estimates. FHA terms. I repairing. 'Pri- Senior Choir. Rustle Styles Mather, VAlley 4.3707. ------. .~.,' '. ~ ..}:?":: ..., ~, , 6-6233. 21t-Dreumaklng Lt. Walter L. Parmalee J..:,-, l ,"'_,',. .( '. '.- 210-Expressing ~- ..' ..... :! Call TUxedo FISHER-PONTIAC co. EXCLUSIVE. ALTERATIONS- Too Much4~spirin .-',' " Become. Civilian. Again ....,. WA.~.. 1-62.82.~. .er repair, rea- 12740 Gratiot Ave. at Houston by Marie Stephens, on dresseJl, hchard Willertz CALL Grosse Pointe Cartage, Can Kill Children LAkevi.w 7~5000 Express and Moving-for pack- suits, and furs. TUxedo 5-7610. Lt. Walter L. Parmalee, for- ing or crating. Baggage to all me.t;'Tenth Air Force, Personnel Ordinary aspirin tablets care- MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. "VALET SERVICE FOR GALS.'- Officer, and resident of Grosse 10403 HARPER AVE. RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAL >, dov:n spout- depots. Established in 1895. Expert alterations, hems;' fur TUxedo 2-5540 or TUxedo Pointe Woods, returned to civil- lessly left within reach of chil- aired, rootling. repairing, remodeling, relining. ian status this week after com- dren are a potential killer in your VAlley 4-5882. 2-5480. I SEE THE. 1862 TUxedo 2-4651. pleting his fifth year of total home, statea a University of commissioned service. Michigan physician. ~NtNG 21Jt-Furilitur. Repairs CUSTOM Dressmaking: sui t ll; R . I coats, dresses. Alterations ex- Lt. Parmalee, who was sta- Aspirin tablets contain five rpet. and farni. pertly done. TUxedo 1-3593. tioned at nearby Selfridge Air grains of acetyl salicylic acid; a Home service. FURNITURE REPAIR. Refinish- ing, reupholstering, springs re- Force Base, Michigan, will accept deadly poison if you get too much, SPECIALS, * laranteed, Free tied.. Antiques a specialty. 21u-Bicycle Repairs a staff position with the Detroit Dr. Ernest H. Watson, associate Auto Insurance Exchange. He professor of' pedia.tries and com- AT*THE BIGGEST LITTLE LUMBER YARD IN TIlE WORLD Pick-'Up and delivery. Duall, T CLEANERS BICYCLE and toy repairing. was Personnel Director for the municable diseases" explains. Oldsmobile LAkeview 1-8249. welding and brazing, tires, Detroit Auto Club prior to his Four tablets are fatal to • child 2-8085 tubes, and authorized parts, at entry into commissioned Air under five years of age. • ATTENTION! Chairs, sofas re:. reasonable prices. Work. guar- 'Knotty 'Pine Panelling Decorate • paired. springs retied in your Force service in September 1945. The proper amount of aspirin ( anteed. TUxedo 1-3402 for free Honorably discharged in May for children is measured on a Reversible for IIloulded or \tV" joint, No. 2 and better, And Get the Extra • home. Convenient! Reasonable! pick-up.- Woods Bike Shop, '>lEW LOOK! ]946, he was recalled to active scale of one grain of aspirin for heavy to No. 1. The most beautiful .panelling available. • Guaranteed. Call City-wide 20373 Mack (opposite Food REliABLE Service. TRinity 1-4803. duty on'April 1951. each year of a child's age up'to Liberal Trade-In Fair). , five years, he points out. Thus, .$250,00 p.r M ~ATO~ • K ,~, Zl.--Cement Work Lt. Parmalee is a graduate of a child under five years of age 21v-Brick Repair nang;;-,g - Colo~ Allowance of the Year the Pierce SChool of Business should never take a whole as- Washir;g - Etc. • BEFORE YOU HAVE your ce- ALL BRICK. block and stone Administration, class of 1934.' ph'in tablet, unless pres~ribed I Peeky Cypress Panelling- ment work done Call S&G repairs. Porches, steps, etc. Married, the Parmalee's have one by Ii physician, .. us with a call E at • Concrete Co. at VAlley 1-6924 daughter, Sherilyn L. They re- Such innocent looking' pills in . Something distinctive and different for your t'ecreation room, Jte and Advice • Waterproofing and sewer clean- for a free estimate. A-I cement ing. Reasonable. Work myself. side at 1122 Hawthorne road. the home :should bi kept under attic room or bar. Will take many kinds of finish. ( VA. 4-3227 • work guaranteed in writing on Marchese, L:A. 6M9300. ------lock and key, for the accident T $225.00 per M • all work such as siaedrives, Six Undergoing Reserve rate among children from care- ribbons, sidewalk.'l, concrete 21w-Bldg. Material Training at Great Lakes less po~soning is appalling. Dr. :K'OTCHER 'OLDSMOBILE CO.:. floors etc. We also repair faulty Watson says. VICE porches and steps. BUILDING MATERIALS "While combat divisions in Oak Flooring 'Cadillac,Oldsmobile CINDER AND CEMENT BLOCKS U. S. Naval Training Center, Korea, with all of their lethal mill stock of BRICK, stone and cement work. PLASTERING MATER IAL Great Lakes, Ill.-Undergoing a weapons, are killing one fighting Big beautiful. milled Appalach~an 15554 E. WARREN TU. 1.6800 New or repairs. Arthur. De Roo. Sand. Grovel. Fill Dirt, YellowSand. two-week reserve training course oak .•. K. D. red or white.- Special price .to. alL soldier," he reveals, "we at home, ORDER YOUR INSULATION A~"D STORM SASH NOW TUxed,o 1-2450. Crush Stone, Cement, Mortar, Lime. here are six Grosse Pointe, Mich. in peace and complacency, kill Cement Crock and Silwer Crock. men. three children through these ~ERVICE YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER ST. CLAIR SHORES They. are: Harley. n, Russell, needless accidents." seaman recruit, USNR, of 838 St. "Parents should remember that SU:~IES BUILDERS SUPPLIES Clair; Herbert I. Buhler, seaman .wers LUMBER ALL ALUMINUM COMBINATION they have to do. the thinking for 19743 Harper. betwe.n 7 and 8 Mile Rdl. 'lU. 2-4800 23715 Littl. Mack apprentice, USNR, son of Mr. and young children," Dr. Watson 1'b. Ble,elt Little Lumber Yard lD the World! Bours: I to :l fl~ ------Near Harpe' Mrs. Herbert Buhler of 373 Neff; stresses. "Usually, everything a Presentt 5-5515 I and Wallace B. Swayne, seaman Irds Service ______recruit, USNR, son of Mr. and child picks up goes straight to 21y~Piano Service Mrs. N. W. Swayne of 1569 Haw- the mouth. While an adult will ? in the WO?lS expel anything that tastes bad, a DOORS PIANOS TUNED, cleaned, moth- thorne. child will almost always swallow with Aluminum Styling Selection. proofed and repaired Satisfac- Also: Frederick L. Corey" son it." around Door Frame . Are Excellent tion' guaranteed. Reasonable of Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan L. Cor- COMMIUNITY SAND & GRAVEL s rates. Seibert, Edgewater 1- ey of 1701 Stanhope; Arnold J. Others IS low 'as _4.~9& 4451. Diesing, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Arn- State Inspecting \ VA. 2-3040 Door decoration and installation extra. aid L. Diesing of 2008 Lennon;' COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE- and Raymond C. Krause, former- All Po illIte Elms TOP- NOW! ROUND TOP ALUMINUM 32" COTTAGE . 95 Tuning, repairin~, refinishing ly of 1315 Hampton, and husband FILL ~ity Limits DOORS AVAILABLE SCREEN DQOR ...... , $5 and' mothproofing. W Al n'u t of Mrs. Josepliine Krause of The Michigan State Department Eves. 'till 7 :00 1-2025.Place your order early. 21401 Sloan, Detroit. of Agriculture in conjunction DIRT FO. 6-2390 SOIL with Pointe municipalities and 21z-Landlcaphig The best WilY to keep your I Fille quality. Wood 4.-Pc. the Grosse Pointe Property Own- head above water nowadays is to SHOCK BROS. ers. Associa,tion, is conducting an Oombination Gombln.tion stay out of the expensive dives. inspection of all elm trees in LANDSCAPING Grosse' Point!!! on both private ROAD SAND 'liON DOORS WINDOWS 'Lawn Care 21~Landscapfng With bronze wire. Both .upper and .Tree, Removed " Trimmed and public property. . It CAR'S SAKE 30x80" BIG. lower sections are removable. Sprint Spraying'.' . A~l CLEAN TOP SOIL This inspection is for the pur- .• pedal. 2SX(IIS.' • )r. Roslyn Rd. VALUE! Contract Rates Available • STONE Doweled Nursery sod, seeding, plowing pose of detecting any signs of BRAVEL .' VA. 2-5044- and grading. Commercial or resi- the Dutch Elm disease. If you dential. Lawns reconditioned and haye an ehn tree on your prop- S,crlln orOI.ss'orcb' Encloiures . erty, it will be inspected. You 15 ••• SPRING IS' HERE!' dirt removed. . Full or Half Screens Made a"d .Erected to You,. Order WE ARE .. will be notified if it does have no GREENwAY LANDSCAPING. the disease. " .. .Bronzed or Galvanized. CONTINUING Oplt SERVICES S,ERVICE . . OF Remember-only if your tieeis PEAT job Made to measure: Old Screens Your ,old porch screens TUxedo.4-2660 PRescott 5-0456 diseased will you.be notified. If re-w.ired and repaired. Immediate rewired and repaired. PLOWING AND'DISKING it is not diseased, no notificatioll tQO serVjce. • will .be given' to. you~. • Pick-up and delivery" TUxedo 1-7455 COMPLETE HUMUS mIRICKWORK Combination Aiuminum The. men conducting this in:' large < service. ROOFING Windows. AU Types, BUCKS lown-Garden.,-Tree spection will have credentials and ING I Londseapil1!i1,,Roto-tilling, nursery '.' will._present them to you :upon ',.ken Care of. sop laid. No job too .Iarge or too Service and Maintenance, request. ' , riealis Cleaned. small. A-l work. . . . '. .,. If you have any further ques- CO. _Lakeview 6-5126'" CAL FL~MING ,TUxeao 1-6950 tions -concerning. this inspection, • City Sash & Screen Co. ___ --'-"--~------. . . . the Dutch Elm disease, or anv PRICE THAT IS' RIGHT"!. WEED" CUTTING. 'by, machine" LIGHT G~ADING; front or back! ~atter pertaining to the enjoi-j TU. !~7990 OPEN FRIDAY EVE. 'Ti 9:00 mulches, weeds, smal~ brush, I yardWlth.l,500,poundb~1l:- I ment' of you~ pl:oPl::lrty. please!' free estimates . prompt 'delivery grass; L. W. DuBay, TUxedo 5- I _dozer. LIcensed landscapmg.! call Grosse. P?mte ~roperty i I LA. '-3700 14000 E. SEVEN MILE - 2 Blo~. WI.t of Graliot LA. 1-1515 2945." . 1 Dubay, TUxedo 5-2945. IOwners ASSOCiatIon'soffice. I

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Stringer \ dent, 2:30-4:30 p.m. (Call TU. 1-4594.), . nette Torrey (Annie) . . . . " . . (And created by Mr. Stringer) Friday, June 20-Students of the'8tudio of A. Fnesch- : The rest of the young beauties are called by theIr ~Iven Bone.four. breasts of chick- Recital-8 p.m. . names .•• en and ,b~oil in buttered elec~ * * * • • * tric broiler,. basting: occasion- Saturday, June 21-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consul-. FASHIONS IN FOOD ally. You're also going. to tation-Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden Club-10 a.m. to , At Mary Carey's debut dinner, dessert arrived in' form of need four .slices of ham and 1 p.m: (CallTU. 1-4594.) ~ .. Vanilla ice~ream squares with Mary written in st~awberry four slices' of toast. ".Satur,day and Sunday, June 21~2-Detroit Rose SoCIety lee cream over the top . • . . While chlckensatebrqiling, ~Annual Rose Show, Hours: Sat., '3-10 p.m.; Sun., 10 a.m. -, At Mo-~Io Mulford's coming out supper dance • , , the prepare the following sauce, to 5 p.m. . iiim young ones ended their suppers with chocolate eclairs. cooking. in a double boiler: * * .* -: .And after Mol Kerr's coming out tea , .• the assistants 1 can condensed creain of Monday, June 23-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consul- r,emained for dinner ..• and went seriously at: roast beef J11ushroomsoup tation-Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden Club, 10 a.m. to.1 and strawberry shortcake , • .. 1 Tbsp;' onioBJuice p:m.;Detroit Branch Farm and Garden Club, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. . * *. * .1 Tbsp. sherry. tCall; TV. 1-4594.) . THE DEBS ARE TALKING ABOUT 0/.. ,c. grated Swiss' cheese Monday, June 23-Rotary Club-Luncheon and Meeting SFaltanhdpepper to taste. 7""""'12:15'p.m. That Hawaiian print sarong bathing suit of Fage Fageol ry t e.slices of ham, and * * * _ • which is lush with her deep sun tan ... place one on each slice. of Tuesday, June 24-Grosse Pointe Garden Center. Consul- Annie Torrey (and doesn't it sound like Annie Laurie) toast., NexLplacea",chicken tation-Junior League Gardeners, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Ibex • • • and the Glamor she possesses in sucH great amount ..• breast atop'each. ,(the chicken Club; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Call TV. 1-4594.) . Mol Kerr being elected president of 'her class next year should. have. taken ,about 20 TuesdaYJ June 24-0ptimists Club-Luncheon and Meet- at Bennett College . . . and, this cute smartie is one of very minutes to:' broil). Cover, all ing-12 Noon. . ' few gals who's made the honor roll both semesters this past with heated sauce. Tuesday, June 24-American Society of Women Account- :rear. . . . The maroon evening ties Mo-Mo Mulford gave her Half th-e-w-o-'r-Id-w-o-ndershow ants-Dinner-6:30 p.m. _(Call Mrs. Dimmer for reservations , ~P[ctllre by Fred Runnells the other half got such easy jobs. at WO. 2-2762.) Ushers. . . . MRS. ROY D. CH,APIN,' JR., ,OF KENWOOD ROAD • • .~ The exodus into the gardens made at all the afternoon * * *. • • tea parties given during the past hot days ••• Wednesday, June 25-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Con- By Jane Schermerhorn Mrs. Chaphi is the, Springer A job for the Summer montl1:s .•• sultation-Garden Club of Michigan, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Grosse If you are missing the junior Roy D. Chapins on the ten-" ' Spaniel enthusiast of the fam- Pointe 'WOods Farm and Garden Club, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Call . * * * , nis courts, the golf links or at the swimming pool this Sum- ily. The Phil D. Armours,lr, PILFERINGS TV. 1-4594.) mer it's because with enthusiasm they (to coin a phrase) have of Chicago and the James' Wednesday, June 25-Service Committee--Meet-ing-IO gone to the dogs. <;>' , :Simpson's Jr. of Wadsworth, .. Globe trotting Irwin Edman visited Rio' de Janeiro and a.m.. • found himself engaged in conversation with a fascinating They are dashing over the Iyear 60 dogs had arrived to be Ill. really got her interested In by paul ~ach ., h this breed. Wednesday, June 25-Sigma Gamma Luncheon and Brazilian society queen. countryside to M et am 0 r a put troughh t e expert paces in- . ' eluded' in the K~9 School's cur- The papers are impressive on Meeting-f2 Noon. . She asked hinLwhat. he did in New York. where, WIth }4:r. a~d, Mrs. riculum. her Davellis Pomme de Terre I love quotes that have a Wednesday, June 25-Grosse Pointe Safety and Traffic "I am a pro~e~sor of ph'ilosophy," he informed her., Preston Mann they 'own the Trained Army Dogs who has high prai.sefrom "The bearing. on portrait photog- Club-Luncheon and Meeting-12:15 p.m. "How interesting!" she replied, "Down here there is only Preston Mann K-9 Schodi Mr. Mann brought to the new American Field," (the N.Y. Times"'" raphy. Here's' one from 1904, 'Wednesday, June 25-*Senior Club-Meeting and Tea- Qpe American philosopher we really know- about." and still good today: 1:30 p.m. "What's his name?" inquired Irwin. (they make your dog a .lady ~~i~~~sSd~~~g e~h~ri~~: ?: :~; ~~~~~~~~eV~~~s~l~:~~e~:~sf;~t "The same. old charitable lie .., Wednesday, June 25-Tau Beta-Meeting and Tea-2 The lady answered, "Lin Yutang." or .a .gentleman); they a::e 'Army K~9 Corps training dogs for dog," "on the .ball all the,tin1e." Repeated as the years .scoot p.m. " • * * whlppmg off to field trIals In war work. He teaches obedience Davel1i.!' Pomme de' Terre has by *Friday, June ~O-Grosse Pointe Garden Center formal Press agents for road shows and carnivals will stop-at Michigan and adjacent states; and develops hunting dogs and been shortened to i'SPlld" and'he presentation of historic millstone and awarding of prizes or maybe_, they're J'ust b~hlg c'an. take the common,' gard_,enhas claimed ribbons every time P,erpetual1y makes a hit- nothing to grab a little free publicity and provide grist for his owner has run him.in t.rial.' in Rose Garden Contest ... 4 p.m. their quills. ' pre-occupied with the antics :V:~r1e.tytYP7 of.:J>0ochand make . 'You really haven't change a bit.'.. ' .. One even stag~d a mocl~ marriage between two elephants of nine English Setter puppies him mto,a JOY to have around. , K-9' School Student ' with a thir:d pa_chyderm acting as minister., that frolic in open air kennels,. ~rs. Chapin thin.ks nothing of We watched Spud retrieve a We know people change LAMP on the grounds of their home bemg ~p and ab~u~ at 6 a.m. to bird at Mrs. Chapin's comm:and every year, and I think it's T~LEYISION . A Los Angeles paper 9b1igingly printed a phqtograph' of on Kenwood help. w)th t~e trammg. the other 'afternoon and mar- SHADES wonderful when a portrait the weird elphantasy on the front page. . \ The K-9 School, in its,present A flirm machine shop .at .the velled at .the discipline. This'spir- CUSTOM MADE RADIO shows the change. The dig:' Dorothy Parker 'took one look and said: i'orm ~lor Mr. Mann originally ~letamorafa~m. was . deftly, ited Spaniel didn't move' except Cleaned and Sales and ServIce ran a similar esta'bHshmentat transformed Into a, kennels with her. order and then 'he nity and wisdom ,of passing "1 give it six month:'" Repaired Complete Lifte of Reeorlll. J- * Wayne, Mich.,) grew because with 26 runways.. . ~uxroy obeyed perfectly. years should show. After all, ' . .' ' Pick-up.& Delivery Mr. Chapin, an. avid bird hun- Kennels. (a combmatIon of Besides Spud, the Spaniel fam- this is our best proof, of I JACK O'OONNOR S. Jay Kaufman, columnist, author, :remembers a tense ter, was so often asked (when Mrs. Chapin's nickname "Rux" ily inl.!ludes the two year old having lived. WA.4-9662 moment at the Lamb's Club when an old member clapped hunting. season was' at its and. Mr. Chapin's given name) R,ayve and the six month old u. \ 17001 Kercheval TU.1-1655 Joe Lattrie, Jr., on the back and bellowed, , ' A heighth and because he pos_b lIght al.d sunny, oil heated, Miss Rex, a name that grew out ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Bless my soul, it's Holbrook Blinn. I haven't seen you sessed one of the fineSt bird .Rnd ..has ind~vidual inside runs.' of the misunderstanding of Mrs. in ages." , dogs), "Well, where could -you. D~l'ls~eep,in,8pedal,beds filled Chapin's njck.~ame by the nofed "No wonder,'~ said Laurie coldly, "I've be~ dead since have a dog trained to hunt?" With. Insect repellent cedar trainer Steve Studnicki wno' is' 1928." His own dog, housed except shavmgs. Screened runways with the Armours. during hunting season, was care- provid~ pIe.nty of space for out- Mrs. Chapin's' aptneSs' with SEE GRAY. • • and PLA¥ • • • .fully prepared for strenuous days door exercIse. dogs in the field has led to an John Drew entertained a group of writers and critics in the field by Mr. Mann at his .Bird dogs are trained on' par- invitation this week-end' to at the same club. He ordered kidneys for lun'cheon, then Wayne School. tridge, pigeons, woodcock and show Hunter Specials when the repaired to the bar to supervise the dispensation of liquid An Idea Grew pheasant under natural hunting Wolverine Retriever's C lu b refreshment&. A half hour ~ater a waiter whispered, "I don't The Chapins were always S{l conditions. holds a Fun Field Trial at wan t t0 d.IStur b you, SIr,. b.~t your k idneys are spoiling." pleased and impressM with his Dogs are picked up by the K-9 Brace Beamer's farm. Owners BADMINTON methods and results that the idea School and delivered as their and dogs are coming from Drew answered, flI suspected that for ye~rs, but 1 didn't grew: with the Manns,- they owners' wish. Skilled v'eterinary aroulld the country for this realize it was visiple to the naked eye." could combine a Summer home service is also provided. trial in which the Retriever- • for themselves at Metamora and Rebeau wise Lee J. Smits is so inter- In your a school and kennel for all the The cause of all this wonderful ested. safety questioners. The K-9 School and ~ctivity rests in the dogginess of And although Spaniels are So6t Ruxroy~Kennels were thus estab- one Rebeau, the admired English Mrs. Chapin's forte, she is like FOIt MEN OR WOMEN' . lished. setter owned ,by Mr. Chapin. In all dog lovers-anxious .to pro- GARDEN! The two couples bought the' Bebeau thex:e flows the famous mote interest in all sporting .dogs. Ted Gorenflo farm at Meta- strain of B~au blood which came From the Pointe a group lias mora. All during the Summer from England. been invited to watch. the pro- months the Chapin young (Roy Rebeau is now the proud and ceedings. They include" The lU, Uhris, Billy and Penny) doting mother of nine heart-tug- Howard Freeman Smiths:. The scamper delightedly over the 40 ging puppies, just 11 weeks old. Harry S. Finkenstaedts, the Har- acres and play with their pet The Chapin children ha:ve adored old L. Wadsworths, the Lester' 'F. Jamb and the pon:r named every ~inute of this experience Ruwes, the Addison Holtons, the Strawberry Sundae. fl'om feeding. some, by bottle to Robert B. Evans, the Emory M..YFAVORITE: Their ,elde'rs are being more observing how careful a mother Moran Fords and the Carsten B'ook Tale' of Two Cities serious for by March 15. of this, Bebeau can be. Tiedemans. You "feel". the deck ig this Author Charles Dickens ultra-flexible,. slip 'Top-Sider. Play ; The Corn Is Green Hand.sewn~ pliant; water.~;" Actress ,.: : : : Ethel Barrymore sistant, elk-tanned leather., Actor Louis Calhern Hugs the 'foot. 110vie : Mrs. Miniver Gray's FIFTH Annual OUTDOOR SETS Movie Actress ; Greer Garspn canvas ••••.. 8.95 1\r10vieActor : Jimmy Stewart Moccasin 15.95 from 13.95 TV Show : :.: .1 Love Lucy I TV Performer (fem.) Lucille -Ball I Each set includes FOUR Nylon-Strung TV Performer (masc:) : Desi Arnaz Rl'lckets,. TWO birds, net post, net Radio Program Arthur Godfrey and, rules. Commentatot , ~ ' Paul' Harvey FISHING'CO'NTEST Columnist ,Robert Ruark .. Magazine Am erican Home Poet ..~_ : J ames Whitcomb Riley' . June 21at to,July 26th B. F. Goo d r i c k "P. P." Painter .. Rembrandt CANVAS SHOES 1\JT • . . S . CI . Open to All ResideritS'of-the Pointes ..~ USIC ,'...... emlw aSSI cal Song : ~.: ;.,...... Always Weight does not count-winners decided on length only -fer all the family. Child's size 8 to adult 13 Sport :...... Polo SIX CLASSEI Game - ; ~ ~.... Bridge Animal Horses 1. PERCH: Open to boys and 4, MUSKELPNG~ Open to . Person (excluding family) Dr. Norman C. Peale girls 17 years and :uncler only. , all. PRIZE : For t1M! 'longest, PRIZES: For the longest, 1 1 Seal-Dri Sportsman's Parka,' Political Candidate , Robert A. Taft Actlonglas 1'.1 od e 1351 ...RocL and 100 yards Muski 63 lb. test City...... Chicago For the shortest, 1 7-11 Action nylon line. ' Rod. . , .. , 5; PICKEREL; Open. to; aU. " Vacation Spot Wickenburg, Ariz. 2, TROUT: Open to all' (Rain- PRIZE: .For the longest;. 1 , bow. ,B roo k and Brown). Bronscn, Lal!lhless Reel' and' 1 Color ,...... Red. PRIZES: For. the~ longest. l. small' plastic Utility Box.:'" . ''Jewel ,...... Ruby Gladding Translucent (sU~) 6. BASS: Open to all. PRIZES: Tapered Line. :ror' th~ short- For the longest. '1 Actionglu 'Flower ;.." ~...... Gardenia est. Malnetlc Fly Box and 'Ii Rod Model,.2S7Solidrlss with doz. Dri 'Flies. _.- live lictlon.' F.or theshorteet; 1 . GrJlY'. Sport Shop c'Perfume "..: _ : Chanel .V ' 3, NORTHERN PIKE: Open to. Bri)nson Mercury ;'Reel.' " all. PRIZE: For the longest. ,Costume ,..,...... Sui t5', '. NOTE: Shortest must be with- ItPai1mader" ...... ••• ".. 11.50 1 J. A. Coxe Model 95 Reel. ~1nIe,al, limit. ¥ood ,.: : :..:..'...... 8m or gas bo()rd" .... 106 Kercheval ,AversIon ,. Wind'" A requisite for all Gray.I Sport Shop .:.:::_:106Kercheval; important summer -Diversion :...... Cooking. occasions out-of-doors TU. 1-5262 Ambition: , To Live to Se,e'Real 'Peace .

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