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Henry Ford IIIs PromotedSucceeds GrAndfather ..

President of Great MotorConcern at 28

Pole Is FelledIn Auto Crash

Henry Ford 11,succeeded hlIgrandfather, Henry Ford, re.SIgned, as preSIdent of the FordMotor Company last Friday. Hehas been executlve Vlce~preSldentsmce AprIl 1944,a dIrector of thecompany smce Dec 19, 1938, anda vlce~preSIdent SInce Dec. 16.1943.

Henry Ford n I. now 28. KelIves WIth hIS WIfe and twochIldren on Provencal r 0 ad,Grosse Pomte Farms Formerlya heutenant m the Navy, he wa.released after the death of EdselFord, hIS father, m 1943, to re-turn to the company at hISgrandfather s side during thecrucIal war productIon peflod.

Henry Ford remams a dIrectorof the company, but WIshes todevote more of his time to hi.many other personal mterests Herequested the other dIrectors to"consIder the appointment of mygrandson, Henry Ford II, as IIlJ;successor~

Two cars were damaged ant!a lIght pole knocked down In llI)

automobIle accident at East Jef.ferson and Edgemont In GrossePomte Park at 2 41 a m Sun.day

WlIlIam WallIngford of 2240'Glen court, St ClaIr Shores, wasproceedmg west on Jeffersonwhen he collIded Wlth a '1IlrdrIven by VIctor H Taylor of8162 East Jefferson. The Taylorcar crashed mto a lIght pole,knockmg it down

Both machmes were badlydamaged but the owners wereable to <!rIve thllll1 awq.

Police State

$2.00 Per Year-5c Per Copy

PEACE HAS BEEN

ACHIEVED

LET'S KEEP.IT PERlvfANENT

Taxi!James E Webb has announced

that the taXICab serVIce he WIlloperate from hIS Kercheval ave-nue servICe stahon WIll start onor about October 5

,stated after hIS llrst VISlt thathe dIdn't know what he d beenmlssmg •• ~ and he meant ;it Ina mr$ way, too He saId it gavehIm a good feelmg

New members are cordIallywelcomed Glenn H Woods,mUSIC dIrector of the GrossePomte PublIc Schools, IS direc~tor of the group

ANOTHER CAR STOLENMra Alexander Sellers, Jr of

319 Roosevelt place notIfIed CitypolIce Monday that her Plymouthcar carrymg Delaware plates,had been stolen from In front ofher house.

r A prIvata watchman employedIn the Park was the cause ofqUIte a gathermg on Devon~shIre road very early Thursdaymormng

In response to his report thatthere was a llght burnmg In ahome where he knew all theoccupants were out of town, fivepollce officers pIcked up the callon theIr scout car radIos andrallIed around to lend whateveraSSIstance mIght be necessary.

The meetmg was adJournedwhen It was dIscovered that themysterlous 11ght was nothmgbut the rellechon of the brightharvest moon

High School Principal CallsPerformance of Students

Disgraceful

Harvest MoonWeaves Spell

Walter Clemmson, prmclpal ofGrosse Pomte HIgh School, witsquestIOned Tuesday concernmgthe attitude of school offICIals onthe FIsher road dlsturbance.

'It was a dIsgracefUl perform~ance," Mr Clemmson saId Itseems a pIty that when a schoolhas such a fme reputatIon asGrosse Pomte HIgh that a fewIrresponSIble, mIsgUIded, WIldyoungsters could do somethmgllke thIS to spOll It When some",thmg hke thIS happens It createsa reputation that outshadows allthe fme achIevements of thepresent and past student bodIes"

Mr Clemmson stated that hehopes the pohce WIll do every~thmg In theIr power to fIX theblame for the uprIsmg and add-ed that the school WIll have Itsown pUlllshment to add to any"hE> pollee OJ' CQurtc: may meteout The prmclpal dId not WIshto state Just what form thIS pun-Ishment would take but sald-IWe have deCided upon it and Ican assure you It IS somethmgthey WIll not lIke II

'IASIde from the lawlessness ofthe students' actIOn,It was a verydangerous thmg to do," MrClemmson saId I have pomtedout to 'tne boys we have questlon~ed that one of the cars mIghthave been occupIed by a personWItha weak heart Suppose theyhad been responSIble for a death,WhlChmIght eaSIlyhave happen-ed"

Riot DeploredBy Cleminson

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Police Commissioner Says Lack of Discipline IsResponsible for Attitude of Youngsters

Good, Fair and Indifferent1vfale V oices to Ring Again

American Automobile Asso.ciation Presents Plaque for

Fine Record in 1944

Park WinsSafety Honor

The Grosse Pointe Men'sChorus swmgs back mto vocalaction on Wednesday evenmgOctober 3 after a summe-.,rs rewcess Rehearsals and mformalsmglUg seSSIOns start on thatdate All meetmgs are held mthe HIgh School bUlldmg

ThIS orgamzatlon was startedseveral years ago when It wasdIscovered there are many menIn the commumty who lIke toSlUg WIthout bemg too techmcalor professlOnal about It Thebarber shop quartet yen can besatIsfied In congemal companyWIth good, faIr and mdIfferentVOlces for accompamment

One member of the group

Indignahbn over the student outbreak WhlCh tookplace on FIsher road on September 19, IS expressed in aletter from John R Sutton, Jr, of Mernweather road,polIce commlSSlOner of Grosse Pomte Farms. Parentsand school OffICIals are blamed by Mr. Sutton 10 theletter, prmted here m Its enhrety.

Mr Robert Edgar,c/o Grosse Pomte News,Punch and Judy BUIldmg,19 Kercheval Avenue,Grosse Pomte Farms 30, MICh

After the recent uncalled fordlSturbance by the hIgh schoolstudents on FIsher Road In mak~mg a nUisance of themselves, ItISabout time that someone In theGrosse Pomte area, who also haschIldren, should blame the par~ents of these hIgh school studentsfor the mcreasmg dIsregard oflaw, decency and order Frankly,the fathers and mothers of thISCommumty should be e"erlast~mgly blamed for the actlOns oftheIr youngsters DISCIplIne andchashsement are, apparently,completely lackmg In a large per-centage of theIr homes to a pomtthat IS dIsgraceful

"My boy, or gIrl, wouldn't dosuch a thmg" IS a statement onlyapphcable to a moron TIme andagam youngsters of adolescentage have been apprehended bythe pollce In the vanous VIllagesonly to have no complamt flIedagamst them by the InJured partywho IS overpowered by the in~fluence the blmd parent mayhave in the SOCIalor busmessworld, perhaps hurtmg hIS personal pocketbook, and the resultIS that the mIsdoer goes off WIthonly a lecture by the pollee

Parents here 1Uthe Pomte protect theIr offsprmgs to the extentof hurting saId 'brats' not only mtheIr future role of hoped-forgood CItIzens but in continuallyfrustratmg the efforts of thepolice departments In properlycontrollmg JuvenIle delInquency

If more tlme was spent In as~certaimng what the teen~agers,vere domg and what were thetendenCIes of the youngsters theywent around WIth Instead of tak-Ing It for granted that they werebehavmg themselves, in heu ofSOCIalchmbmg, cocktaIl partiesand Just plam Idon t gIve a damn',we would not have a faIrly SIze-able portion of our boys and gIrls

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Sutton Puts BlameF S d ' R. Leaders Willor tu ents lot Be PunishedOn Parents, Schools Car Containing J Women

Nearly Upset in FisherRoad Disturbance

!IAn outbreak of hoodlumisrn

at the Grosse Pomte HIghSchool has aroused the pubhcand police offIcials and thelatter are determined that itwlll be stamped out Immed",ately. Scores of youngster.have been questlOned and ..number have admltted par-tlclpatmg in an outburst thatamounted to a not on FIsherroad on Wednesday afternoonSeptember 19•

As polIce offlCersdescribe theaffaIr, it grew out of argumentswhIch started In the Towerlunchroom on FIsher road op..poslte the hlgh school Alterca.tlons between students and LenaChkeroff, owner of the lunch_room. have been frequent In thepast

There was a dIsturbance thereTuesday afternoon and Lena call ..ed CIty of Grosse Pomte polIceto Clear out the students Thefollowmg day another dIsturb"!ance started m the lunchroomand agam Lena called on thepolIce for help DUrIng theargument a showcase was broken.

The C,ty polIce broke up theaft'alr and chased the students outof the hUlldmg Several hun.dred students are reported tohave been mIllIng around andthere was conslderable eXCIte-ment WhIle movmg across FISh.er road back to the school bUIld.mg someone conceIved the brIghtIdea of haltmg traffIC.

The Idea IS hardly an orlglnelone There have been complaIntsof the students stopping cars be..fore Wednesday there wereplenty of partlClpants In tlhescheme

One of the llrst cars stoppedcontamed three women, one ofthem an elderly resldent who IIIstlll said to be sufferIng fromthe fnghtenmg experIence.

A score of youngsters. swarmedover the car, grabbmg bum.per,and fenders and clImbIng aUover the machme Accordmg toFarms pohce, who answered therIOt call, they almost upset thecar, scarmg the daylIghta out ofthe occupants

Another car stopped was thatof John W. Langs of 281 Roos..velt place Mr Lange lS so In-censed he is demanding actIon bythe School Board and I. wlIlIngto appear in any capaclty 10

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Arrests Solve Long String ofCA~es That Have Bothered

Pointe Police

The VIlage of Grosse PomtePark was presented WIth a pla-que at Monday nIght's councIlmeetIng UFor the excellence ofIts 1944 aCCIdentrecord and act~IVItIes deSIgned to safeguard the

RepaIrs made to Park streets pedestrIan"durmg the summer cost approx- The award was made by theImately $30,000 but all of thIS Ameflcan AutomobIle AssocIa~was paId out of the vlllage s hon and presentatIon was byshare of the state gas and weIght Bayard Clark of the AutomobIletax and was no burd-en on village Club of MIChIgan The localtaxpayers branch of the club was repre-

ReportIng on the repairs that sented by Ralph BattrshIIl, man-have been completed, EverItt ager of the East Jefferson ave~Lane, VIllage manager, told the nue branch PreSIdent HowardPark commISSIOnerSMan day P Parshall of the VIllage accept~mght that resurfacmg was done ed the plaqueon Maryland from Mack to The VIllage of Grosse PomteVernor hIghway, on Three Mde Park was one of but fIve CItiesdrrve from Mack to St Paul and or VIllages of about the same WATER MAIN BREAKSon Westchester road from Jef~ SIze m the state whIch receIved A broken water mam was re~farson to Wmdmill Pomte drlve the specIal citatIon Pollee Chlef ported at CharlevOIX and Mo-

Smgle seal coats were gIVen Henry W PIel of the Park IS ran at 10 p m Saturday It wasBuckmgham road between Ker~ gIven much of the credIt for the taken care of by the Farmscheval and Jefferson, Devon~ program WhICh won the award, water departmentshIre road between St Paul andJefferson Nottmgham road be~tween Vernor hIghway and StPaUl, and Harvard road betweenMaumee and Jefferson

Big Water LeaksPlugged in Park

Tax Foots BillFor Street Work

The wave of automobllethefts that has swept throughthe Pomte d,mng the lastmonth, appears to have beensolved WIth the arrest of two'teen aged boys, both reSl-dents of the CIty of GrossePomte.

The names of the boys are be~mg withheld pendmg further m-vestIgatlOn into theIr past recordsand additIonal questloning whIchISexpected to clear up more (lasesWhIChhave bothered police dur-Ing recent months

The solutIon of the auto theftsbegan WIth the arrest of one ofthe youngsters by East Detroltpollce at 2 10 a m on September22 He hsd been caught speedmg60 mIles per hour on Grahot nearElght MIle road He dId not have

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Water leaks that were total ...lIng some 67,000gallons per day.have been repaIred m Gras-sf'>Pomte Park, accordmg to a r~~port made at the commISSIonmeetmg Monday mght by Com~IUlSSlOnerWIllIam GIllette

A waste water survey thatwas carned on durmg the sumwmer under the dIrectIOn of VI1~lage Manager Eventt Lane dIS-closed the great loss The repaIrs WIll save the VIllage about$1800 per year, It has beenestlmated.

GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 27. 1945

Expensive RideTaken by Driver

Park Commission Says TheyMust Quit Operating inVillage Six Months Later

Two traffIC VIolatIon caseswere heard In Park pohce courtWednesday mornmg

James West of 214 Hancock,DetrOIt, had an 'expensive ses~SIan when he answered tocharges of dnvmg a car afterhIS lIcense had been revokedand of drlVIng recklessly, causmg an aCCIdentm front of 15034Mack avenue on September 21He paId $75 fme and $5 costson each charge for a total of$160

Alphonse FrIedrIch of 5220McClellan, DetrOIt, charged WIthspeedmg on East Jefferson onSeptember 9, was fmoed $5 andordered to pay $5 costs.

War PlantsGet Deadline

The status of war plants al-lowed to operate In the VIllageof Grosse Pomte Park as anemergency dunng the crucIalproductlon perIod, was settledMonday mght at the meetmgof the village commISSIon

There are five or SIX suchsmall plants In the Vlllsge sndtheIr owners or managers havemade frequent mquirIes latelyas to Just where they stand inthe VIllage pIcture

TheI:r answer came Mondaywhen the commISBlOners an-nounced that they would be al~lowed to operate for SIXmonthsafter offiCIal V J Day, WhIChwas September 2 After that• • .. finIS

Eatere4 .. Second 0Ja.. Hattuat Ute Pod Oalee at Detroit, lWeh.

Park Commission Approves Active KidsAuto Club's Plan to Erect Confess toBuilding on Jefferson Ave~ Auto Th~fts

mg young pubhClSt who returnsto hIS Pomte home to fmd thegIrl he loved had been murdered, Imogene Gardnoer, a coy andcharmmg crook Jock Pendle~ton, bIg name band leader, SueManchester, sensuous, seductivetorch smger WIth Pendleton sband and many other mtrIgu~mg characters

Be sure and get every mstall~ment of 'KISS of Death', startingon October 18 In thIS paper Ifyou are not a regular subscrIbercall TUxedo 2 6900 and the CIr-culatIon department WIll see thatyou get every Issue contammgthe Pomte s own murder mystery.

rosse ointe • ~WSComplete News Coverage of All the Pointes

WHEN THE WAR took thelr husbands away from them the three Emmons slsters declded to face the duratlOnplus together MRS ROBERT CONRAD, rlght, asked MRS. HOWARD LEE, left and MRS. SHELDON SMILEY.center, to move m wlth her. Each has a son and only four months separate the oldest boy and the youngest Thechlldren plCtured lookmg at their fathers' plCtures are left to rIght -BILLY LEE, BUSTER SMILEY and REGGIECONRAD. Barbara's husband IS an Army A,r Corps cadet now stahoned in Texas Corp Sheldon SmIley IS aManne now statlOned in Guam, ShIrley's husband IS a FIreman, 2/c m the Navy, now sQmewhere m the South PaCIfIc.

PIcture by Fred Runnells.

Mary MadIson brIllIant WrIterwhose column Qmte Contraryappears weekly m the NEWS,has wntten a mystery masterpIece WIth all of the achon takmg place rIght here m GrossePomte

ThlS thnllmg murder storyKISSof Death' WIll appear ser

lally In the NEWS, begmnmgWIth the Issue of October 18

No one WIll want to mISS asmgle mstallment of thIS griPpmg yarn about MIranda Amesfabulous beauty and heIress tothe world s largest motor for~tune her step mother Fay Ameschampagne blonde WIth a colorful past, Larry Randall, sparkl.

Expert SaysBuses ShouldBe ReroutedPar k Commission H eAr s Block Between Nottingham and Somerset Will Be Occupied

Recommendations From By Two Structures of ColoniAl ArchitectureAssociation Engineer The way was cleared Monday night for the buildmg of

the beauhful clubhouse WhlCh the Automoblle Club of MICh-A recommendahon thatbus routes be shlfted was 19an has proposed erectmg at the corner of Somerset andEast Jefferson avenue m the Park. The Park commISSlOn,heard Monday mght at the

meetmg of the Grosse Pointe whlCh last year was forced to frown on the proposal becausePark CommlssIon The recom- of the opposlhon reglstered by a number of VIllage reSI-mendahon came as the result dents, has passed a resolutlOn apprOVIng the proJect.

ActlOn came after the VIllage"Df a survey WhlCh has been Plannmg CommISSIonhad recom~ set road property, has announc~made by W. L Potts, trafflC mended that the bUlldlng be ap- ed that the first house to be bUlItengmeer of the Amencan proved A publIc meetmg wllI m the development WIllbe Iocat-AutomobIle AssocIatlOn have to be held wherem the resl- ed on the northeast corner of

The report of Mr Potts in~ dents may express theIr opinIOns, Somersoet and Jefferson, dIrectlyc1uded sugestIons on parkmg followmg whIch the commISSIon across the street from the pro~SIgns, stop SIgns, hghts, proper would have to approve an amend~ posed clubhouse It is felt thatsetback of SIgns etc, but It was ment to the present zomng ord~ thIS should alleVIate the fears ofprimarIly concerned WIth safety mance declarmg the land on any who thmk that commercialmeasures affectmg the reroutmg WhICh the buildmg would be bUllding w111con'llhue further upof buses and aVOIdmgbus turns erected to be m a aommercial Jefferson avenueon narrow streets zone. ------

Among the suggestlOns for re~ However, It IS beheved thereroutmg the POIntes only publIc WIll b'e llttle trouble 1n thIS Ittransportation system was one was found that most of the ob~that the CharlevOIXbuses should Jectlons raIsed preVIously wereproceed from the DetrOIt CIty made by reSIdents who dId notlImIts east on Jefferson to Lake~ lIve near enough to be affectedpomte, thence to Vernor hIghway, Smce then most of the propertythence east to FIsher, thence to along Somerset north of J effer~CharleVOIX and from there on sOnhas been bought for the pur-followmg ItS present route Rew pose of creatmg a new housmgturmng the CharleVOIX Ime development and the buyers arewould stay on Charlevoix from strongly 1ll favor of the c1ub-FIsher to Maryland, thence south houseon Maryland to Jefferson and PermIsslOn has already bee nwest to the lImIts granted Tom Boyd to bUIld a

Mr Potts recommended that large servICe statIOn and auto~the Kercheval Ime be rerot' °d mobIle salesroom on East Jeffer~so buses would contmue on Jef son from Nottmgham road to theferson east to Lakepomte, north property on WhIChthe auto clubto St PaUl, east on St Paul to would bUIld Plans for the BoydFIsher, thence to Kercheval and buddmg, whIch WIll extendcontmue on the present route down Nottmgham for 155 feetReturnmg, the Kercheval lme north of Jefferson, have alreadywould run If the recommenda~ been approved It WIll b'e a one~hon IS followed along Kercheval story Colomal bUIldmg The autowest to Maryland south on club also proposes to build aMaryland to Jefferson and west Colomal bUIldmg and the Parkto the lIrmts commISSIonfeels the two struc-

Park offICIals WIll make a tures WIll add greatly to thefurther study of these recommen beauty of that sectIon of thedatIons and are expected to conw Parkfer WIth heads of the Lake Shore George Vawter of BuckmghamCoach Lmes before any achon IS road, head of the developmenttaken . company that bought the Somer~

"Kiss of Death", Pointe'sOwn Murder Mystery, Soon

KEEP HIM HAPPY

'TIL HE GETS HOME

V.MAIL WILL REACH HIM!

WOLUME 6-NUMBER 39

Umted States and BntlshSCIentists have devlSed counter-weapons to the atomIC bomb •WhICh are near completlOn OneIS saId to be capable of neutralizmg the atomIC rockets beforethey explode• • •

The U Sand Bntam have rejected a RUSSIan demand for600000000 dollars m reparatlOnsfrom Italy on the ground that

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Thursday, September 20AT A BOARDOF DIRECTORS

meetIng of the Ford Motor Com.pany today, the reSIgnatIon ofHenry Ford was accepted TheBoard ImmedIately elected HenryFord II as preSIdent, to take hISgrandfather. place

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Saturday, September 22Mayor Jeffnes asks Truman's

aId as CIty runs short of gasTransport tlewup IS feared asumon rebuffs plea from DSRSIxty percent of the gas statlOnsare shut and taXI cabs arescheduled to halt operatIOns• • •

LORD HAW HAW has beeneonvlcted of treason and was sentenced to be hanged Beforeleavmg the courtroom ••• HawHaw gave frIends the NaZI salute

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A LARGE PORTION of theUS Fleet (Third), weIghedanchor In Tokyo bay and startedon a VIctOrIOUS return to theUmted States Fleet Includedsuch battleshIps as the Iowa,Alabama, WISCOnSin, South DaMkota, Colorado and West VIrgInIa

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B 29s LANDED at Washmgtontoday, after havmg to stop InChIcago for refuelmg The hop)• • • Commanded by Bng GenEmmet 0 Donnell Mal GenCurtIs LeMay and Lt Gen Bar-ney M GIles, was. made m ap-proxImately 28 hours and 42mmutes ••• for 6,645 mIles• • •

FOREIGN MINISTERS of theBtg F+ve natIOns have reacheda substantial agreement on thet r 0 U hI e some ItalIan-Yugoslavboundary dIspute They decldedto make Trleste an mternatIonalport and gIve to each nationsoverelgmty over the peoplesspeakmg Its language.

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• • •Dual mvestlgatIon under way

today Into the Packard MotorCar Co .fIre whIch took the hfeof one and serIously mJured an~other A flash fIre swept throughbulldmg 92 at 5171 Bellvue

• • •The Senate gave final approval

to a program of emerg1mcy Jobless pay Under the plan theGovernment would etxend theduratIon of state payments to 26weeks ThIS WIll be done wheth~er or not the states cooperatoeThe measure wIll now go to theHouse

WINE TASTERS m RheIms re-port that the qualIty of the 1945champagne equals that of anyvmtage of thIS century ••• butthere Isn't much of It'

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Thanks to the N Y Yankees,the TIgers are holdmg theIr onegam~ lead as of today overWashIngton m the red-hot Am-erIcan League race. , ,

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PRESIDENT TRUMANS $2500• week Jobless pay plan wascrushed by the Senate under a51 to 29 vote

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DEADLINESof ,b.

WEEK

Friday, September 21OIL STRIKE TIE-UP spreads

All Detroit refinerIes closed to~day and 750 more are hkely toqUlt The strIke has already be~gun to spread across the nahan. . ,

WAYNE COUNTY Democratsinvaded DetroIt! non partIsanelectIon campaIgn to back RlCh-ard Frankensteen as a candIdatefor Mayor The county commlt~tee WIll extend Itotal support'.

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WILL HAYES, for 23 years, the:film Industry s Czar, has reSIgn-ed He wlII be succeeded byWest Coast s preSIdent of Cham-ber of Commerce, ErIC Johnstan• • •

As we go to press the worldhas STILL not been blown up aswas predlcted by the RevCharles Long of Callforma SaIdLong (thISA M when the worldfaIl'ed to atom Itself to pIeces,"If the people repent theIrwrongs, thIS may not come topass ")

Clare Luce (no doubt runnmgout of startlIng thmgs to say)adVIsed today that the countryprepare underground shelters toprotect persons and war factor~I'eS from surprIse atomlc bombraIds'

Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 27, 1945-

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A very complete stock of Evergreensand bulbs for Fall Planting

catching bulletm board on com-mumcatIon Mrs Hays' 5 B'shave made an extensIve collec-tIOn of MIchIgan pIctures

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An expanSiOn In the art pro-gram WIll brmg MISS EleanorHermonsader art counse1er, toDefer classes on Friday mornwmgs

• • •A change m the flfih and

SIxth grade day was effectivethIS year The speCIal classesmeet III the mormng, the coreprogram IS carried on III theafternoon

learnmg the fundamentals oftenms These games WIll com-pnse the program for the firstSIX weeks of school

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A troop of reporters from the6-B group was organIzed togather the news They are SallyAylmg, Mary Barbour, RIchardCralg, Jeneene DIal, MiChaelGashIll, James Meade, HarryMonreal, Pauhne SchmIdt, LauraLou SmIth and MaTJone VeJ;ge• • •

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Elementary School News

Policy

be none of thIS sort of busmessCompulsory milItary trammg

IS also bemg advocated freely mthe Pomte by many offiCIals Ayear of rlgOrlUS trammg undera hard-bOlled top k'ck would dothese lods more good than any-thmg In the world n IS the wayone polIce offiCer expressed thlSopmiOn.

DEFER SCHOOLDefer school opened ItS doors

to an enrollment of 395 pu)nls,50 of WhICh are bus students Afine group of boys and gIrlsfrom Vermer syhool are In the6-B for the first tlme th,s year• • •

Four teachers are new to theDefer faculty MISS JosephmeCole teaches musIc, Mrs Hays,5 B homeroom, Mr VernonHICks, phYSIcal educatIon• • •

John Snay retIred from thecustodIal staff after 21 years ofserVIce ThIS vacancy was filledby Alphonse Eggermont• • •

BegInnIng thIs year speCIalemphaSIS wIll be placed on anew health program ThIS Inwcludes a dally health class anda phYSIcal educatIon programThe aun In phYSICaleducatIOn ISto offer a well~rounded programof InstructIOn III Skills andgames to all boys and gIrlsThIS also Includes rhythms iorall grades At the present timeupper grade boys are practIcmgon the fundamentals of football~passmg, catchmg and puntingWhen these have been learned,boys In each class WIll partICI-pate In touch football GIrls areplaymg soccer, kICk ball and are

RICHARD SCHOOLThe fIrst meetmg of the RIchard

School Parent Teacher AssociaNhon for the 194546 school yearcomes on Tuesday evemng,October 2 WIth a very mstructIveprogram bemg planned

The VISItation of the parentsIn the classrooms at 7 30 WIll bedIspensed WIth thIS tlme suchVISIts to take place after theaudltormm program The audltorlUm program WIll begm at8 00 P m and WIll conSIst of abrIef busmess meetmg conductedby Charles ScheId, P T A preSI.dent, a dISCUSSIOnof some schoolproblems and pollcles by theprmclpal, Clarence Messner, andthe mtroductIon of teachers andoffiCials of the P T A

Following thISaudItOrIum meet~mg all parents WIll proceed tothe several classrooms of theIrchIldren where there wIll be anmformal dIScussion headed bythe teacher The dISCUSSIonsWIllcenter around such tOPICSas thedally program, methods used mteachmg certain materials, textNbooks and workbooks used m ourschools, deSIrable traIts andhabIts of conduct the home andschool can cooperatively mcul~cate, the record system and thereport cards • • •

Post War

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All departments grocery, meat, bakery and fruitand vegetable departments will be featured as willbe products of such outstanding firms as' R,ch[,eucanners; Blood Farm, eggs, frUits and vegetables AuGourmet, importer of fish and vegetable productsRaffetto, canned and glazed frUits, etc; GrossePOinte Food Co , canners.

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Serving the Finest Grades of Food from all the Marketsof the World ••• With Top-Quality as the Basis ofSelection.

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help the pollce punish the mis-gUIded youths Mr Langs IS alawyer

Seven boys were pIcked upImmedIately by Farms pollce andtaken to headquarters for quesNtlOnmg All of them demed tak-mg any part In the dIsturbanceand were released later thatafternoon Smce that time asystematIC schedule of questlOn-mg has been conil:ucted by thepolIce under Sergeant ElmerLabadIe

Farms PolIce CommISSIonerJohn R Sutton, Jr, ISplenty madabout the affaIr and orders havegone out to find the gUIlty par-tIes and pUnIsh them to the fullextent of the law. Chief Joseph1'n'ornbley, Lleut Eugene Boland Sergeant Labadie have allstated there will be no letup Inthe InvestigatIOns until blame ISfixed and pUnIshment meted out

Conferences have been heldm the High School between thepolIce and school authorItiesCharges of responSIbIlIty for thetrouble are flYIng thIck and fast

PolIce offlclals pomt out howhandIcapped they are under thelaw m theIr efforts to put a sud~den stop to such nonsense Theywould like to be able to wslkmto such a mob WIth mght sticksswmgmg The kIds are smartenough to know that theIr tenderage protects them from roughtreatment As a result they dIS~playa cocky, defIant attltude thatlBdescnbed as maddemng

If the youngsters are under 17,the law demands that they bedealt w,th by Juvemle Court Ifthey are 17 or over they can betaken before a Justice court mthe Farms and dealt WIth Sentence IS lImited to a fme or JaIlsentence, or both Fmes havehttle affect on the youngsters, thepollee say Papa pays the bIll andall IS forgotten

The pumshment that reallysmks In on thIS age group, ac~cordmg to the polIce, IS to putthem on probatIOn ThIS makes Itmandatory for them to report tocourt offICIals perIOdIcally, usually weekly and they hate theInconvemence and shame of thISprocedure

Parents are commg In for alarge share of the blame m suchcases It IS generally agreed byall that If home dISCIplIne waswhat It should be, there would

Boston reported today thatsInce a poho-mfested area mthe Mattapan Hyde Park d,s-tnct was hand sprayed WIthDDT on August 29 not a smglenew case of the dlseas'e has beenreported there

• • •The WhIte House revealed to-

day that the Army has now declded to cut ItS SIze to 1 950000by next June 30th a reduc-tion of 550000from previOUSestImates

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Molotov s move was understoodto reflect SoVIet dIssatisfactIOnWIth what the RUSSIans regardas MacArthur s polIcy towardthe IOId Gang In Japan

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"" School Supplies"" Stationery"" Tobaccos"" Toilet Goods

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Grosse PoinleNEWS

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News on Sale Thursdays

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The War Departm""t has auth-OrIzed an expendIture of $7,000,.00 to convert the huge ChryslerTank Arsenal mto a gIant com-bat and transport vehIcle testmglaboratory It w,ll be one of themaJor places of Its kmd In thecountry

Butchers have gone on strIkeIn CIties and towns scatteredacross Canada In protest agamstthe Government s two-weeks oldmeat ratlOnmg program• • •

THE EUROPA has docked atNew York • the former Ger-man luxury lmer, on her fIrsttnp across the sea smce the warbegan carned 4387 Wdr vet-erans home

AFTER A DEBATE of morethan three hours, the Senate con.fl.rmed the nommatiOn of DeanAcheson as under-secretary ofState The vote was 69 to I . • •the I cast by Senator KennethWherry, who charged Acheson(and others) WIth wagmg a earn.palgn to I smear" MacArthur

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The world s largest floatmgbaby-carrIage, the Lurlme arrIV-ed here (San FranCISco) ""th 545AustralIan WIves of AmerIcanserVIce men and theIr 220 smallchIldren In addItIOn to 2 325 vet-erans As the boat eased mto herberth, a mlhtary band on thepIer played 11ilere Comes theBnde' • • •

Strike Hlghllghts Kelsey-Hay-es VI orkers WIll meet FrIday, butAdmmlstrator Llewellyn saysstrike may be settled before then

a wage Increase conferenceb~tween Chrysler and UAW CIOhas been opened The umon flled for a stnke vote m 30 day&

Stnkes have been settled atthe Murray CorporatIon of Amerlean and Plant 1 of Bohn Alum-mum and Brass Corp• • •

The Senate's UnemploymentCompensatIOn ~Ill and all relat-ed House measures were slde~tracked umdefmlte1y' by theHouse Ways and Means Com-mIttee Tne group deCIded toturn ItS attention to the draftmgof new tax legIslation• • •

Tentative plans for a Decem-ber meetmg of an Alhed Con.trol CommISSIOnfor Japan havebeen presented to the BIg FrvoeCouncIl of ForeIgn MInIsters ••the meetmg would be In Wash-mgton The proposal put for~ward by the BntIsh has beenneIther accepted nor reJected bythe U S Molotov has demand~ed that thE:! councIl set up anallIed commISSIon to lay downpollcy With General M.ilcArthur

Wednesday, September 26DetrOIt polIce stand ready to

seIze fuel to avert a crISISIn theCIty Mayor JeffrIes, meetmgWIth umon representatives saIdhIS prImary concern was thatthere would be a workable sys-tem of prOVIding essential usersWIth gasolme SO that the CIty"wouldn't break down n UnlE"sssuch a system IS deVIsed PolIceCommIssIoner John BallangerWIll take over the dIstributIonof motor fuel• • •

A MOVEMENT has developedIn the House Ways and MeansCommIttee to put the unemploy-ment compensatIOn bIll aSIde unhI men now Idle because ofstrIkes return to work Rep Har~old Knutson saId I The com-mIttee WIll probably take thepOSItIOnthat WIth thousands ofworkers out on strIke It IS 1mpOSSIbleto tell what the unem-ployment SItuatiOn IS •• .'• • •

the Kelsey Hayes dIspute GovKelly has asked for an mvestIga~tron Today a prellmmarymeetmg between Chrysler Corpand UAW (C70) 's bemg held

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severed, Detrolters are fmdmg ItdIffIcult to get to and from w.ork.The UnIon has promIsed gas tothe DSR to operate, but there 'sno way of allevIatmg the heavytransportation ThIS mornmg, theunIOn placed a representative ateach of the 15 emergency gasstatiOns kept open m the DetrOItarea, to aSSIst In questlOnablecases of eleglblhty• • •

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The Federal Power CommIS-SIOn opened a hearmg today ona reduchon m natural wholesalegas rates to be charged by thePanhandle Eastern Plpelme Co,WhICh delIvers natural gas toDetrOIt Also mvolved, IS thedIVISIon of $24000,000 accum..ulated In escrow durmg thethree years the OrigInal rate hasbeen cut In the courts• • •

AmerIcan proposal • • • backedby Pr~ldent Truman • for theInternatIonalIzatiOn of mlandwaterways The proposal wasmade m connectiOn WIth theBalkan peace trea hes now underconsIderation by the foreIgnmInIster s councIL

• • •RepublIcan members of the

House Ways and Means com-mIttee accused theIr Democraticcolleagues of attemptmg towhltewwash' the EllIott Roose~

velt~John Hartford loan caseThey Issued a statement demand~mg further investIgation aftercommlttees voted 14 to 10 to reNport the case to the House wlthno recommendation• • •

Monday, September 24Three hundred thousand sol-

diers wlll stay In the U Sunder new set up The army an.nounced new screenmg orderstoday WhICh WIll exempt thISadditional number of officers andmen from overseas duty Officersother than medIcal, WIll not beshIpped out If, on September 2,they had 48 pomts• • •

A DetrOIt~bound PennsylvaniaCentral AIrlInes p1ane overranthe runway and crashed ontothe tracks of the Pere Marquetterailroad at LansIng None ofthe 20 passengers aboard theplane was hurt Two trams wereheld up between ChIcago andGrand RapIds •• passengerswere transferred• • •

Chrysler locals favor strIkevote In ballots WhICh ran 95percent in favor of NLRB ac-bon Chrysler Corp wlll be thefirst of the bIg three to meetunIOn representatives

• • •Gasolme supplIes remain avaIl-

able to essentlal users DSRtold not to worry gas would besupplled to them when new sup~ply needed Large crowds ex~pected today to "mvade' Wlnd~sor- for gasolme

• • •PreSIdent Truman announced

that he would take full re-sponslblhty' for the future useof the atomIc bomb' At thesame tIme he denIed that SecNretary Henry Wallace had urgedthat bomb secrets be turned overto SOVIet RUSSIa

• • •PreSIdent Truman has asked

for a umted clothmg drlve toalleVIate sufferIng m Europe andthe PaCIfic durmg the commgwmter He has asked Henry JKaiser to head the clothmg rehef drIve KaIser accepted• • •

DetrOIt s untimely cold wavewas broken yesterday wIth aSUddenheat wave culmmatmg Ina thunderstorm late last mghtMonday was pronounced I nor~mal"

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The U S submarme Mero isglldmg down the Detroit rivertoday The purpose. ,to g,veDetroiters a close~up of the under-sea craft The $10,000000 sub 'smanned largely by DetrOIt Navymen and w111be displayed atNIcholson TransIt auto dock allday Sunday and through Wednes-day Only relatives of submarmemen may go aboard• • •

Tho Sov,et Union was r<\portedto have refused to dlSCllSSan

Sunday, September 23The UAW (Cra) has moved

for a strlke vote at all GeneralMotors plants throughout thecountry SaId Reuther • uGen-eral Motors Corp w,ll be thefIrst company on whIch the umonwIll conduct Its 'test' ••• "

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The TIgers are stlll a game anda half ahead' Won t be long now

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DetroIt IS seekmg emergencygas ratlonmg CIty offIcIals andgasohne dIstrIbutors dIrectedfIllIng statIons to reserve theIrfuel for doctors and others whoseserVIces are vital to commumtypeace, health and safety OrdIn-ary CItizens 'WIll perforce doMthout gas under thIS plan

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compames would have plenty ofInstruments on hand by the fifst1)f the year

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:ARE PRACTICALHome makers want floor covermgs that are practical.

Well, do they know that liIOII,wear and cleamng arehard on ordmary type of floor eoverlQgs?

From years of experience, we can truly say thatOriental Rugs are the only kmd of floor covermgs thatcan take the pumshment they receive Because they aremade up of cholce wool and dye, bet':ause they arewoven by hand, because they are made WIth figuredpatterns, so they are made to endure That's wh:y theyare luxuriously practICal, that's why they retam lastingbeauty and value.

Our stock, the largest in Michigan, IS at your d,s-posal We InVIte you to see our collection, we will gladlyshow you w,thout obhgatlon,

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Italy cannot afford to pay Sec-retary of State Byrnes saId thatItaly had never pa,d the $100-000 stablllzatlon loan In 1923,wh,ch the U S mIght reasonablycontend has prlOrlty 'Over theRussIan reparatlons demand.

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Gen Dw,ght D Eisenhower re-ceIved a tumultolls welcome atWarsaw from thousands of Poleswho shouted 'Long LIve Am..enca" ••• when he VISIted theretoday.

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ORIENTAL RUGS

More than 10,000 Japaneseare homeless today and 2,700dead or mIssmg as the result ofa typhoon whIch struck HIro-shima September 17.

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Vacant HouseDamaged Again

The vacant house at 228Cloverly road owned by '\ugus-tus Ledyard has agam been thescene of malIcIOUS mIschIef per-petrated by youngsters

ThIS property has been thesubJect of numerous polIce reports m the) last few years Ithas been vacant for a long tImeLast Saturday another complaIntwas receIved and OffIcer WIlhamDansbury went through the houseWIth Dave SmIth, chauffeur em-ployed by the famIly They foundmore wmdows and some mIrrorsbroken The fIrst floor has nowbeen boarded up

In the war of arms you kIllpeople In the war of Ideas youchange them

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS

Traffic Safety Association Finds Increases in Violations• Which Cause Majority of Accidents

Once each month a dozen men gather around a chartm the offIces of the TraffIC Safety A,soclatton of DetrOItThe men are representattves of the agencIes engaged m acontmumg battle agamst aCCIdents the Poltce Department,TraffIC Engmeermg Bureau, Publtc Llghtmg CommIssIOn,the schools, the AssOcIatIOnand others The chart IS oneof the Important gUIdes to theIr efforts

LIsted at one SIde are the traf $----------- __fic law VIOlatIons WhICh cause mobIle eqUIpmentDetroIt aCCIdents Runmng hon Some of the Increases werezantally from each VIOlatIOn IS rather startlmg DrIvmg whIlea tabulatIOn WhICh reveals by under the mfluence of lIquor hadmonths the number of aCCIdents Jumped 23 8 per cent In a montheach VIolatIon has been respon- Dlsregardmg sIgnal lIghts was upSIble for The final column car 188 per cent speedmg 11 6 perrIes the percentage of Increase cent cuttmg m 9 2 per centor decrease from the preVIOUS There was an over a:ll Increasemonth If there IS a decrease of 107 per centthe percentage IS prmted m black The ma10r reason for the m~mk mcreases are m red crease was not dIffICUlt to de~

A few days ago the traffIC termme It was the men agreed,safety representatIves gathered the removal of war-Imposedfor their September strategy drIvmg restrICtIons, WhICh wasmeetmg They got qUIte a shock reflected not only m IncreasedWIth two exceptIOns the figures VIOlatIOns but In Increased aCCI~In the final column were red dents, for the two are msepar~The exceptIons were pedestrIan ableVIOlatIOns and defectIve auto- Thus a problem was .!!'potted FmST PLACE------------ and a course mdlcated The chart BJaek ROle By Thomas B Costam

HOt RD. had done Its Job Around ItS OTHER TOP NOTCHERSI - un rIver revelations was bUIlt a new pro~ So Well Rememberedgram deSIgned to reduce death 13yJames HiltonSought by Polloce Captun From Castileand Injury by changIng red IIg- By Samuel Shellabargerures to black A Lion Is III the Streets

Th? By Adrian Locke Langleye program It WIll be reveal- The World the Flesh and Father

ed over a perIod of tIme Mean Smithh I h By Bruce MarshallW 1 e owever motorlsts can That GIrl from l\oIemphls

antICIpate one thmg Enforce- By Wilbur Damel Steeled The Wide Housement an educatIOn WIll Increase By Taylor Caldwell

SUbstantIally so far as drunkdrIVIng IS concerned That s for I KOPP'S - BOOK DEP'T.,ure '-----~*------'

The lIcense number of the carWhICh tIgured III a hIt-run ac-CIdent at BIShop and East Jefferson Sunday mormng about9 30 a clock, IS known to thePark pollee

Edmund Kendra of 3329 Maybury Grand, DetroIt told thepolIce he had parked hIS car onthe north SIde of Jefferson avenue HIS WIfe and baby wereWIth hIm A 1937 Dodge gOIngwest on Jefferson struck therear of the Kendra car and spedon Kendra was able to obtamthe lIcense number

Charged WIth steahng a car InGrosse Pomte Park last July 23,WIllard Sanders of 1142 Mary-land avenue was placed on probatIon for three years and ordered to pay a $50 fme when heappeared before Judge ThomasMaher In cirCUIt court on September 21

The car stolen was owned byClarence St CrOIX of 809 Kltch~ener Sanders was arrested thesame day by DetroIt polIce ofthe 12th Precmct

Charged WIth passmg a badcheck m Grosse Pomte Park onAugust 1, Thomas Kent of 1297IroqUOIS, appeared before JudgeThomas Maher m ClrCUlt courton September 21

Kent was placed on probatIonfor two years and ordered tomake restItutIon for the $20check he gave to Joseph Correaof 15412 Mack avenue

Fine, Probation,Given Car Thief

Bad Check EarnsPasser Probation

GUILD LUNCHEONThe Mary Martha Altar GUIld

of Bethany Lutheran Church,Outer drIve at Chatsworth, WIIIsponsor a luncheon at 12 30a clock Wednesday, Octob'er 3MOVIes WIll follow

Sat n Half Hats felt framesand carde calots 1.59 up

,/You II f nd the quality qoodthe seleclions larqe and thestyles the very latest, hereat Kopp s

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The Grosse Pomte CameraClub wIll hold Its second meet-Ing of the season at the NeIghborhood Club on Tuesday evenmg October 2

A specIal pnnt mght has beendeclared by the club s presIdentRobert Stellwagen and eachmember IS reqUIred to brmg atleast four prmts for submIssIonto the Judges for CrItICIsm Doctor C J Marmus has been chosenas the CrItIc

The Club expects a banner yeardue to the fact that photographIcmaterIals are now bemg rapIdlyreleased for CIVIlIan use and ar-rangements are bemg made forthe acceptance of new m~mber-ShIP

An mVItatIon has been Issuedto the publIc who may be mterested m photography

Fathers' Club PlansBusy 1945.46 Season

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smart alecky bIg-headed defIantand lackmg aU respect for otherpeople, theIr parents and the de-cent commumty m WhICh theyllve

At present they seem to go outof theIr way to cause trouble suchas damagmg automobIles breakmg lIghts blockmg trafflC' etcWIth parents condomng It asmere mlschIevlOusness Apparent-ly neIther the teachers the Parent Teachers orgamzatlOns northe heads of our school systemhave any mfluence or controlover the youngsters eIther mschool or out

It IS abo ...t tIme We take off thekId gloves and place the blamefor the mlsdomgs of our teenagers rIght where It belongs-theparents and the schools

Very truly yours,Jack Sutton. Jr

The board of dIrectors of theDOmInICan HIgh School Fathers'Club held the fIrSt meetIng ofthe season on Sunday, Septem-bor 23

Plans for an actlve socIal sea-son were announced by A MOlmstead presIdent The fIrstevent WIll be a stag socIal to beheld In Roose Vanker Hall at8 p m on October 16 A Featherparty WIll be held m the schoolon November 16

Plans call for a theater partyIn January, a card party anddance In February and anotherstag socIal In AprIl

Members of the club Will holdtheIr fIrst meetmg on October3 In the school lIbrary

WOODWARD AT STAff

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Tw:>Are InjuredIn Auto Accident

Two persons were InJured In anauto accIdent m front of 233Morass road Sunday afternoonal:;5out4 0 clock

VICtor E Young of 11665 Cascade avenue, DetrOIt, drlvmg aHudson west on Morass, admItted that he took hIS eyes off theroad and crashed mto a parkedcar owned by Arthur SOCIa

Florence M Laughlm 23 of8052 Doyle, a passenger mYoung s car suffered severelaceratIOns of the left knee forehead, nose and left sIde of headYoung suffered severe laceratIOnsof the chm Both were trE"lted mCottage HospItal by Dr WIllIams

Young s car was damaged tothe extent of $100 accordmg tothe Farms pollce estImate TheSOCIa car suffered $75 worth ofdamage

Young was gIven a ticket forreckless drIvmg and Fred Kellerwas gIven a WItness tIcket

John R. KerbyDies in Home

John R Kerby 56 formerclerk of the VIllage of GrossePomte Farms dIed Saturday InhIS home at 194 Moross roadFuneral ~erVlces were held Inthe Verheyden Funeral Home OnMack avenue Wednesday mornIng

SurvIvors ~nCluc'1ehIS WIfe theformer CorInne Backman, ChIl-dren Tech Sergt John USAGeorge Mary CatherIne, Eu-gene Staff Sergt WIlham USAMrs RosalIe Tamm and Seaman2/C PaUl, USNR There are alsofour brothers Earl Fred theRev G Harold and Edward

WHEEL, TIRE STOLENMrs M Kaplan of 858 Lake-

pomte reported to Park polIce on FIreplaces are mce In the homeMonday that someone had Jack~ but have and use a metal screened up her car and stolen a wheel that WIll keep chIldren awayand tIre between th~ hours of from the fire and the fire where12 15 a m and 2 30 P m .It belongs

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More Pointers Join GroupSeeking to Have CongressEnforce Military TrainingCitizens' Committee Says Law Would Put Teeth in New

World Peace Organization and Cut Standing ArmyErnest Kanzler, Major J Bell Moran, Col Phelps New-

berry, Dr. Aaron C Toole and Lt Col Leonard J Hardmg,presIdent of the Wayne Umverslty Alumm AssocIatIOn, arethe newest addlttons to the state-wIde MIchIgan D,v,sIOn ofthe Clttzens CommIttee for MIlttary Trammg of Young Men

The CommIttee seeks to get. .Congress durmg Its current ses provIdmg one year of unIversalSlon to provIde for one year of mIlItary trammg and also tounIversal mIlItary trammg for all wrlte at least ten of hIS friendsyoung men between the ages of urgmg them to do lIkewIse17 and 21 It belleves that by Li Gen WIlham S Knudsen ISgIVIng such trammg to apprOXI~ honorary chaIrman of the MIChmately 1,000 000 young men each 19an DIVISIOn and Herman Fyear the UnIted States can put Luhrs of FlInt the chaIrman Mrsteeth In the new war Id peace Fred T Murphy IS chaIrman oforganIzatIOn, ellmmate the need the Woman s CommItteefor a large professIonal standmgarmy, and render unhkely anunprovoked attack by any dIC~tator natIon

The CommIttee urges everycItlzen of MIchIgan to WrIte atonce to hIS congressman, senatorsand PresIdent Trv.man, express-Ing hIS approval of legIslatIon

Thursday, September 27, 1945

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This 1s the 68th of II ilert6$ ofEditorial advertisements. appearIngin thi5 paper.

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The doctor WIll also tellyou how many to' take eachday, and the best results willbe obtamed when you con-sfstently take the number heprescripes.

Before a doctor prescribesVItamms he ascertains throughdIagnOSISwhIch ones are lack~mg In suffICIent amount inyour system

Then he proceeds to pre-scrIbe the one, or com.bma-hon that you need, and youmay rest assured the Vlta-mInS he advlses you to takeWIll be of the unquestionedquahty of those products byoutstandmg pharmaceutlcalfIrms.

When Your DoctorPrescribes Vitamins

Thursday, September 27, 1945

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FOOTBALL SEASON HEREA sure SIgn of footban sea-

son was recorded on the ParkpolIce blotter thIS week Theentry saId •A nOlSYcrowd ofstudents mostly from Southeastern HIgh School, were aroundCupId's 'eVIdently celebratIng afootball VIctory We warnedthem'

cldent at UnIVerSIty place andMack recently

A thIrd boy was ImplIcated andhas been defInItely hooked upWIth some of the Jobs, ChIefTrombly saId Tuesday afternoon

The youngster arrested In EastDetrOIt had an argument WIthhIS famIly several months agoand apparently has been hVIngon hIS own SInce The pohce Inwvestlgatlon revealed that he hasbeen sleepIng In empty garagesand haylofts A quantlty of thmgshe had stolen have been recover-ed, mcludmg sleepmg bags,blankets, shIrts, tlre tlms andother Items

D'etectlve Lleut Arthur Lou.been workmg WIth the City po-wers of Grosse Pomte Park haslIce on the case He has alsoquestIoned the youngsters andvarious accessones stolen In thePark have been recovered

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Kid Thievesthe regIstratIOn papers for theMercury he was drIvmg

CIty of Grosse Pomte pohcewere notifIed of the arrest andLIeutenant Van Becelaere andOfflcer Teetaert returned theyoungsters to the Pomte He ad-mItted stealmg the Mercury fromthe Emery Hatch garage at 588Lmcoln road

QuestIOll.1ngby the pollee pro~duced the mformatIOn that theyouth had taken the Hatch caron several preVIOUsoccaSlOnsandthat he had had a duplicate setof keys made to faCIlItate thesefrequent extractlOns of the vehlcle from the Hatch garage

The boy further admitted thathe had taken the car about mld~mght that mght and gone to theClover Lane rIdmg staole at 19704Ten MIle road, where he hadstolen a saddle he mtended totake mto DetrOit and sell Thesaddle was found on the backseat of the oar and ItS theft hadbeen reported to St ClaIr ShorespolIce earlIer m the mormng

The youngster said that on sevweral prevlOUSoccaSIOnshe hadused the Hatch car to gIve rIdesto a large group of hIS frIendsand he prpvlded the names ofhalf a dozen of these pals, bothboys and gIrls

An accomphce was also namedand he was soon pIcked up bythe City Poliee The boys werekept In the Juvemle DetentIonHome, where the polIce queshon~ed them on varIOUS occaSIOnsTheIr stones changed frequently,but the polIce were able to pIecetogether fragments to weave thewhole tale of a long llst of thefts

They admItted takmg a 1937Ford from Harvard road at Mackone nIght m August They stole aBUIck from Lmcoln road andWaterloo late III August Theyconfessed It was they who tookDr John Blake s BUIck from mfront of 464 Neff road on Sep-tember 14 City Pollce ChIef TomTrombly found thIS car hImselfon Sunday, September 16,at Ma-somc boulevard and Gratiot,where the boys had abandonedIt after puncturmg a tire

They SaId they had taken thekeys from Mr 0 Dell s Oldsmo-bIle early In the evenmg of Sepwtember 9, m front of 694LmcolnIntendmg to steal It later thatmght They confessed to stealInglIcense plates from the Bryantcar at 682 Lmcoln These plateswere later found on the 0 Dellcar They also sa, they hadtaken fIve whIte tlre nms from Ia car parked on Buckmgham roadsome hme ago

QuestlOnmg of the youngsters'still contmues and WIth theprogress the polIce are makmgIt IS belIeved most of the carthefts reported for some tImepast WIll be admitted by theactive paIr

More thefts by the paIr reMvealed Tuesday mcluded stealmga car owned by Judge JosephUVlck on Sunday September 2They also admItted that theywere mIxed up III a hIt-run ac~

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FKED RUNNELLS

THIS WEEK

LEROY WILLIS changed hIStrammg SIte from George Wilhams gym to the Brewster Rec-reatIon Center The reason Isn tbecause WIllISISsuperstIilous butbecause he has a new style he ISdevelopmg for hIS bout WIth BIllEddy thIS FrIday mght at Oly-mpIa Eddy a couple of weeksago won the MIchIgan ChamplOnshlp by beatIng WdlIs andthe tItle WIllbe at stake In theIrnext bout.

Tuesday, September 25LUCKY TIGERS stIll had

Lady Luck ndmg on theIr kld~dIe car today Ram forced thecancellatIOn of the TIger Cleve-land game and gave Steve 0NellI s battered pltchmg staff anaddItIonal day of rest Detrolt-er's are crossmg theIr fIngers Inhopes the weather man Will or.der more ram for WednesdayWhICh would cancel the Cleve-land game and Insure the TIgersof the pennant even though theywould drop theIr last two gamesWIth St LOUIS• • •

U OF MICHIGAN,stIll smart.mg from the hcklpg It took iromIndIana last Saturday, began IllMteSIve drIlls for the renewal offootball hostIlItIes WIth Its oldnval MIchigan State, next Satwurday afternoon at U. of M stawdlUm

WASHINGTONS E NA TORSsplIt a double header WIth thePhIladelphIa AthletIcs to fimshtheiN1945season whIle the TIgerswere bemg shut out by NelsonPotter s two hIt performance, 5-0The TIgers have a one game ad-vantage over Washmgton atpresent but must wm two of:theIr four remaInmg games towm the lIag.

Monday, September 24PHIL TERRANOVA, form~r

world s featherweIght champIon,practIcally K 0 d Leon Spencerafter the bell had sounded endMmg the eIghth round of the sched-uled ten round bout at ArenaGardens Terranova landed threesolId blows on Spencer after thebell and Spencer was out on theropes Spencer bemg unable toanswer for the nmth round forced the referee to award a TKOto Terranova m the nmth• • •

FISTS FLEW when Amencanfootball made Its bow In war-tOln Berlm s Bomb Bowl gameWhIChwas won by the l105thCombat Engmeer group ovel theGroup ContrgJ.Councll, 18 to 7The argument arose when thetwo coaches dldn t agree WIth adecISIonln the thIrd quarter

Sun Sept 23DETROIT LIONS capItalized

on a recovered fumble In thesecond quarter to WIn 1O~0overthe ChIcago Cardmals In theirNatlonal Football League open-er Fenenbock, LlOns' left half~back, recovered the Cardmalfumble on the Cards' 36 yardhne and scampered down theSIdelInes unmolested for the firstscore of the season A convers-Ion and a field goal accounted forthe remainder of the score.

HAL NEWHOUSERkept theTIgers m the thICk of the Amencan League pennant race bysettmg down the St LOUISBrowns, 90

Sat Sept 22,BO' McMILLANSpoor hI

boys from IndIana dId It agamwhen they upset U of M s Wolv-ermes 13-7 Last year It wasthese same poor 111 boys thatwhIpped Fntz CrIsler s powerfuleleven In a surprIse upset In theBIg Ten conference race

THE GASHOUSEGANGfromSt LOUISthrew more fuel onthe NatIonal League pennantchase when they blanked theleague leadmg ChicagoCUbs,2-0,and pulled wlthm 2 games of thelead

ALL AMERICAN JOHNNYPINGEL, former MIchIgan Statefootballer, WIll take over hIScoachlg duties, under CharlIeBachman at MSC, as soon as hereceIves hIS dIscharge from theArmy

BOB FELLER, Cleveland lire-ball artist, helped the Washmgw

ton Senators pennant cause noend when he set the TIgers ontheIr collectIve ear WIth a one-hIt pItchmg performance to wm2 to 0 Washmgton traIls theTIgers by one full game

FrI, Sept 21TIGERSAND SENATORSare

domg everythmg posslble""tobacktheIr way mto the AmerIcanLeague pennant It seems bothteams are a lIttle shy m takmgthe lIag Cleveland whipped theTIgers 6 to 1, after Al Bentonall but had the game won In theeIghth mnmg when the TrIbepushed across SlX runb Thefourth place New York YankeestrIpped the Senators by the samescore to keep the league stand-mgs the same

Thurs, Sept 20NIMRODSall over the nallon

declared a war of theIr own WIththe opemng of the 1945 eIghtyday Duck season The seasonOffICIallYopened at 6 37 am, 30mmutes before sunnse Duckswere reported to be plentiful mseveral sectIons WIth huntersgettmg theIr lImIt m short orderShells appeared to be plentlfultoo WIth many sky shooters andbarrel stretchers almmg at hIghflyers

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have rendered Invaluable ser~VIces to the MIchIgan Veterans'VocatIonal School at Pme LakeMany comforts now enJoyed byth'e veteranwstudents were madepOSSIbleby the Red Cross

As the rate of dIscharge stepsup mountmg SOCIalproblems facethe commumtIes of MIchiganAgaIn In phIlosophy of theMlchgan Plan of Veteran AsSIstwance proves ItS soundness Onlyby all agenCIesworkmg togetherm harmony can the problems besuccessfully met

Here the Red Cross plays anImportant role The Home SerVIce sectIOn makes avaIlable as-SIstance to dependents of veter-ans, aSSIstsveterans In preparwmg and fIlmg claims agamst theVeterans AdmlUlstratIon, asSIStsIn makmg famIly and SOCIaladJustments expends fund for rehef and m many other waysmakes the road back eaSIer forthe veteran

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AMERICANRED CROSSImportant to Veteran

A baSIC prmciple underlyIngthe local counselmg center IS theutIhzatlon of eXlstmg agenCIeswhether they be federal, stateor local, pubhc or pnvIate

In thIS conneGhon too muchpraIse cannot be given the Am-erIcan Red Cross for the fmeway m WhIChIt has cooperatedm the program for the veteran

At the mceptlOn of the state sprogram representatIves of themId-western area offIces at StLOUIS,MISSOUricame to the Ex-ecutIve OffIce and offered com-plete cooperatIon The Dear-born offIces at the Veterans' Ad-mmlstratlOn FaCIlIty have beenmost helpful at all tImes and thestate dlrect@rhas partlcIpated mmost all counselor trammgcourses conduct'ed by the OffIceof Veterans AffaIrs

The Amencan Red CrossCamp and Hospital CounCIls

A WOMancalled to ten us another small fry story about her6-year old son A next-door neighbor, a football player ,hurt hIm-self and had been using crutches for sometime. Junior fhaunted' hIS~ero every day asking questIons about football ••• bnally said,Are you gomg to play football this fall? &cau.e I want to come

to watch YOU"The be crutched one saId he was gomg to play and added "But

yau won't be able to pick me out because we all wear the' sameuniforms .-

urll fmd you alrIght", replied the small fly "I'll Just watchfor the crutches" '

Show Them the LightThe performance of a group of HIgh School students on

Fisher road recently was a dIsgraceful exhib,tIOn that had noplace m the Pomte or any other CIVIlIzedcommumty. If thosewho particIpated m It are not shown the error of their waysthere ISsomethmg sadly lackmg m their parents, m our pohceforces, and m our school authOrities.

A woman Just phoned to read a letter from hertNaval OffIcerhusband • somewhere m the PacIfic Unfortunately, we cannot reveal the name or type of ship he s on, nor can we gIve theoffIcer's status on board ••• but suffIce it to say he IS a "bIg shot'

After the boat reached one of the Islands In the PaCIfic wherethey were due to park for 24 hours our hero asked for sho;e leavefor 10 hours or so and It was granted When he returned fromleave there Just wasn t any boat! He frantIcally SIgnalled theport dIrector, who told hIm the boat had saIled 4 hours ago, buthad Jomed another fleet not far off and would be parked there

After much caJoling ••• and conSiderable cussmg thrown in•• he managed to get one of the Navy's fast small boats to take

hIm to the site of the 'other' fleet In as rough a sea as the PaCIficcan produce, he made a 50 mIle trIp out to sea • • • and was dehghted to spot the lIeet ••• then undebghted to lInd hiS boatamong the miSSIng f

Our hero boarded the lead boat and asked to see the CaptamSmce the penalty can be death ••• for 'mlssmg the boat ••• hedldn t have to conVInce the crew that hIS purpose was urgenteven If the CaptaIn DID have to be wakened out of a sound sleep'Fortunately the CaptaIn happened to be a sympathebc soul Henot only gave ear to our hero S plIght, but he also mtercepted acode message tellIng the exact dIrectIOn of t~ mISSIngboat andwhere It was headed for He then arranged for the fast craft totake our hero on hIS way

Some hours later, after an exhausting trIp through heavy seashe finally boarded hIS own ShIp whIch was on its way to Japan'He STILL dreams at mght of lIrlbg squads, gallows and the gulllo-tme.

A young couple we know, whose aged aunt and uncle hveWIth them had a bad fire In theIr house about a year ago Thefire started late at nIght m the attlc, where unfortunately theyoung husband haP. stored s~veral boxes of shells along WIth hIShuntmg nfles It wasn t until these started to explode all overthe place that the :fire was dIscovered 0

In spIte of the panIc and eXCItement,Our young frIends hadtime to be amused at the pIcture of the aged aunt and unclestandmg timIdly In the doorway of theIr bedroom, one of themaskmg m a hushed whIsper, The Japs?"• • •

,'f must down to the seas agam to the vagrant gypsy 1.feTo the gull's way and the whale's way where the w,nd's hke

a whetted kmfe, •And all f ask " a merry yarn from a laughmg fellow-rover,And qu,et sleep and a sweet dream when the long trick's over."

(John Masetield)

ThIS IS gomg to be about false teeth ••• and smce westill have all of our orIgmal IVorIes • • • we haven t anyparticular axe to grmd except that It kills us to hear peoplesay ••. "Well at least the teeth I have are mme" In mostcases, the teeth of the speaker would look much better Ifthey'd been bought m a store You know .•• one of those'If he had one white one, he'd have a set of pool balls' IdeaThose folk are the ones who usually pull that r,d,culous Imeabout havmg theIr OWN horrIble lookmg teeth.

rt * * *WIth all the newspaper hullaballoo about 'lIxed' tickets, black

markets, Illegal hquor runnmg, corrupt government, Jackson PrIsonsports and delayed prosecutIng action on crimmals • • • we wereamused last week when a woman called to tell us a policeman hadbrought her seven year old son home With a complaInt about himl1smg 'obscene' language!!! Pardol\ us while we laugh up OUfleg.o'-mutton sleeve.

• • •A local woman stopped In one of those 'qu.lck repalrmg of-

YOUl.SUlt'places recently to have her husband s SUItfixed As shewalked m the place, a male customer (the only occupant m SIght)was Slttmg behmd the desk, coated and hatted • • • usmg the tele-phone When he hung up, he got up to walk mto the back room,and grmned at our herome as he passed her, smartly dressed mhIS underpants'

• • •We don't know why It should ••• but the sign in sta.teroomson

some boats, that reads, 4lIf you wlSh a ladder to descend fromupper berth, please phone the operator" ••• tickles our risibilitiesThe phone IS not, of course, IN the upper berth, so One mUst per-force dIg the occupant of the lower berth Gut to do the phonmgA fnend of ours, whe ALWAYS sleeps in an upper berth, evenwhen he doesn't have to ••• made a trIp recently on the Buffaloboat ••• and although he occupied a stateroom alone, he sleptm the upper berth.

Ha.vmg a pIxIe mInd, he jumped from hIS berth In the morn-mg, called the operator for a ladder, then unlocked the doer andhopped back up agam The startled Steward Who brought it,didn't make any comments, but he- DID leave the room a littlehastIly.

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Charity Should Begin at Home

The commissioners of Grosse Pomte Park are to be con-gratulated on approvmg the proposal of the Automobile Clubof MIChigan to bUIld a beautIful new clubhouse on East Jef-ferson avenue at Somerset road

The club has served lts purpose well durmg the waryears when It has been located m the Packard bUlldmg andpreVIOusly nearer the POInte lImIts It IScomfortmg to knowIt Will contmue to mamtam a Pomte branch and If the organ-IzatIOn erects a structure m keepmg WIth the fme name Ithas gamed through years of service to hundreds of thousandsof M,chIgan motorIsts, the bUlldmg wlll be a welcome assetto the Pomte.

What form should the memonal take" ThiS should bedecided by the men and women It seeks to honor Theyknow their own commumty and ItS needs ••• and what ISmore, they know their mmds Suggestions are m order, but1he final chOIceshould be theirs

rt should be a comparatively Simple Job WIth the recordsBOW In the possessIOn of the Honor Roll ASSOCIatIOn,toClOntactpractically every man and women ehglble to stateIIIchOlce A center could be deSignated m the Pomte suchas the AWVS Hut, where those already discharged couldNglster and vote.

There IS no particular hurry necessary about the actualbulldmg of a memOrial, but It IS hIgh trme that some organ-igatlOn started the work of collectmg the money WIth whIchto bUild It.

No one knows how much Pomte money IS donated eachyear to movements and charIties, worthy and unworthy,outSide the lImIts of the Pomte It IS safe to say that theamount could be reckoned m mllhons Dnves for money tobe used strIctly for Pomte projects are scarce mgeed, andusually they have a very tough tIme achlevmg theIr goal.• • •

When DetrOIt wants to ra,se money for th,s or that, beIt Commumty Chest, Red Cross, Symphony or what notmore often than not Pomters are called on to head the drlveorgamzatlOn. BIg names seem to have much to do With thesuccess of campaIgns Grosse Pomte IS full of big names andIt would seem the time IS here when some of them shouldget behmd a purely Pomte dnve, to create a fittmg mem-orlal for the thousands of men and women who went towar ••• and espeCIally to the more than four score who gavetheir lIves.

The drive should not be one of short duratIOn and highpressure. It should be started ImmedIately and contmuedthrough all the long period whICh WIll be reqUIred to de.termme the WIshes of those the memorlal WIll honor. Theentire commumty should be behmd It. Small and largeorgamzatlOns w1thm the Pomte should take an achve part

The goal should depend upon the type of memOrial theservicemen and women choose When they have slgmfiedtheir Wishes, every effort should be made to gIVe themsomethmg better than they ask for.• • •

If they want a commumty tenms court, or a commumtyswimmmg center for year round use, bUIld the best tenmsor SWlnlmmg center m the whole country. If they wanta stadIum that could be' used for all manner of athletIcevents, g,ve them a stadIUm that WIll be the envy of everycommumty In AmerIca If they want a memorlal lIbrary,create a lIbrary that WIll leave nothmg to be deSired.

Let's be selfish m th,s thmg. Grosse Pomte Can affordto honor these men and women m a magmficent mannerThe money 18here. Let's keep enough of It here to createa lastmg, useful, beautiful memorlal that WIll refiect credItupon the Pomte through all the years to come and constItutean adequate expressIOn of thanks to those who kept thewar so far from ih1S lovely communIty.

What Ie Grosse Pomte gomg to do about creatmg apermanent memorial for the men and women of the com-mUnIty who served their country m the armed serVices dur-mg World War II?

It would seem that "the trme IS now" to get a construc-tive program started.

The Grosse Pomte Honor Roll ASSOCiatIOn,organized forthe purpose of compiling a complete record of the Pomte'sservice personnel and to create a temporary shrme to honorthem, has done a good Job Despite criticism from some diS-gruntled sources, the fact remams that the shrme on theHigh School campus, m the opmlOn of thiS writer, IS a farmore fittmg temporary memorial than any we have seenIn &Coresof other towns and Cities throughout the country.

• • •The Honor Roll ASSOCiationhas as complete a roster

of the Pomte's service personnel as It IS possible to com-lpile, m permanent record form m the library m PierceJumor High School As a result of ItS campaign conducted$everal years ago, It has paid for the temporary shrme andhas a balance of $4470 to contribute toward a permanentmemorial.

The attitude of the Honor Roll ASSOCiationtoward thecreation of a permanent memorial IS likeWise admirableConversatIOns With offICers of the aSSOCiatIOnheld durmgthe weekend disclosed that they are extremely anxIOUs toaVOid any semblance of grabbmg the spotlight m any suchmove. They express the opmlOn that communIty demandshould dictate the procedure to be followed, and suggestthat It would probably be best for a new group, drafted bythe communIty, to head such a<movement The aSSOCiatIOni1tands ready to lend assistance m any way It can.

• • •So far, so good, But attitudes won't create a permanent

'llVarmemOrial for the Pomte ActIOn IS necessary and as wealways say, the sooner the qUIcker The men and women tobe honored are returnmg home by droves It won t be verylong before practically all of them are back home for keeps

That the Pomte should have a war memOrial IS mostfitting. One of the wealthiest communItIes m the world thepomte IS sadly lackmg m the matter of memOrials What-ever we have m the way of fine bUlldmgs and recreatIonalfacilltles were created by necessIty Even the vanous com-mUnIty park benches are restncted to the use of the reSIdentsof the partIcular VIllage or cIty m whICh the park IS locatedNo statue, no fountam, no memonal gate no canllon beautI-~ the Pomt ..

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Society News Gathered from All of theThursday, September 27, 1945

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TheIr frocks of taffeta werefashiOned WIth bouffant net sk:lrts,sweetheart necklmes, three-quarter length sleeves and ..large bow of the taffeta at thenght walstlme Mrs Foresmanand Dons wore aqua, whIle thebridesmaIds were m rOEie pmk.TheIr harmomzmg bouquets ofgladIOlI and tmy SlIver caps com-pleted theIr costumes

Mr HamIlton asked hisbrother-m law WIlbur Johnson.to serve as best man and RIch.ard Johnson Raymond Foresmal1tW,lham Rachellles and HaroldBlaIr seated the guests

Followmg the ceremony thebrIde s father was host at are.cevtJon In the WhIttIer

The glow from lIghted tapers was refiected In the candle.lIght satIn gown whICh GlOrIa DIeSIng chose for her weddIngto Robert B HamIlton, of Burbank, Cal, In Salem Luther.an Church Saturday evenIng

GlOria IS the daughtel of Jonn~•.-------------A Dlesmg of Washmgton roadand Bob IS the son of MrsRobert A HamIlton of PontlacThe Rev Norman Mentor per-formed the 7 30 serVIce

AntIque lace outlIned the roundnecklIne of the brIde s dress,WhICh was further dIstmgUIshedby long pomted sleeves fittedbodIce and full skIrt endmg ma tram A double cluster oforange blossoms caught her longveIl and she carned a whIte bIbleadorned WIth baby gardemds

Four bridesmaIds Elmor BuckBarbara Brown Ann Johnsonand Jean Schultz preceded herIn the bndal processlOn as didGlorIa s two SIsters Mrs Raymond Foresman as matron ofhonor and Dons DIesmg as maIdof honor

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In theIr YorkshIre road homeagaIn are MR and MRS AL-BERT R MOORE, who reoentlyJourneyed down to Marlon, 0,for a reumon WIth Mrs Moore sparents, the J W NEVILLES

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phmlUm decked the tea table atMRS MAXWELL R BATESbIrthday tea for her mother,MRS CHARLES MORGANA,last week Gathered m MrsBates home on Umverslty placewere close frIends of the honorguest for whom MRS ALBERTA GRIFFITHS and MRS SPREWITT SEMMES poured

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MR and MRS WILLIAM FB HENDERSON, of ChIcago. renewed old acquamtances m thePomte last week as they werefeted hy the W J ATHANSONSof Neff road

BOB KANZLER hUrrIed Infrom Seal Harbor, Me, WIth hISparents, the ERNEST KA/'IZ-LERS of Tourame road, Just Intlme to pack for hIS mltlal yearat St Paul s School m Concord,N H ERNIE JR, IS home for afew more weeks before trekkmgout to the ArIzona Desert SchoolIII Tucson The semor Kanz]ersand KATRINA WIll occupy themselves thIS Winter WIth plans forremodelmg theIr new home onLake Shore road

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Welcomed back to the Pomtelast week was MRS WILLIAMT BARBOUR, of East Jeffersonavenue who spent the Wdrmweather 1U Nantucket MRBARBOUR preceded hIS WIfe byseveral weeks

The DISTRICT NURSINGSOCIETY wIll hold Its regularmeetmg and sewmg seSSlOn at11 a m October 3 m the home ofMRS BRUCE HOWARD, 16632East Jefferson avenue

road way are BIll S SIsters MRSJOHN J CARSON from Ottawaand MRS AMES W HOWLETTJR who WIll soon exchange herBoston Mass, address for aMapleton road one

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MRS. J STEWART HUDSON of Lothrop road, ISVICe-chaIrman of the SpeCIal GIfts CommIttee whIchlaunched the campaIgn of the DetrOIt League for PlannedParenthood to raIse $24,44000 to extend the League'swork In the field of famIly relatIOns and to maIntaInpresent cl,mcs ,!nd referral servIces The SpeCIal gIftssolICItatIons were augmented thIS week by the mailIngof several appeals Funds raIsed by DetrOIt WIll In partassIst the MIchIgan League for Planned ParenthoodwhIch must raIse $44,76332 In order to contInue ItS ser-VIcesand educatIOnal polIcy throughout the state.

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S/SGT WILLIAM P HER-BERT arnved home from theETO to brmg about the fIrst re-

More Lmcoln road news fol-lows that MRS PHILIP IWORCESTER has returned WIthher daughter MARY KATEafter summenng at WalloonLake

Four years m the Navy, plusoverseas duty In the PaCifIC,netted LIEUT GEORGE NMONRO III a tIcket to CIVIlIandays agam, and he and PEGGYplan to reopen theIr Tourameroad house the fIrst of tne monthRIght now they are settlIng af-faIrs m Washmgton, whl1e youngGEORGE IV end STEVEN aremakmg thmgs 1Ively for theIrgrandmother, MRS WOOD WIL ILIAMS, of Stanton lane• • •

DR and MRS E C BAUM-GARTEN opened theIr fall SOCIalseason by dmmg a glOUp offrIends m theIr home on WmdmIll Pomte dnve last Saturdayevemng

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MR and MRS McPHERSONBROWNING of DevonshIre road,selected theIr spacIOUS summerhome at Howell as the SIte oftheIr famIly luncheon last weekend Among theIr Sunday guestswere MR and MRS JOSEPHLODGE, LAVISH LUCKING,MR and MRS W COLBURNSTANDISH and MRS WILLIAMOFFUTT MUNDY

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CapItol CIty guests at the LakeShore road home of MR andMRS FREDERICK S WEE TSTEARNS are MRS ARTHURGARDNER and her daughter.JOAN, who came m for a week sVISIt away from Washmgton srumble~Jumble• • •

It s back to CIVIlIan hfe for theWILLIAM M JOYS now thatBIll IS mISter Instead of maJorThe Joys collected theIr daugh~tars, JO-JO and PATSY, whosummered WIth thelr grandpar-ents. MR end MRS JOSEPH BSCHOLTMAN. of Lake Shoreroad and come Oct 1, they WIllestablIsh theIr household agam InCloverly road

PHYLLIS CRAWFORD whohas been week-endmg as thehouse guest of her U of M class~mate MARCIA NETTING ofLmcoln road, has returned toAdrlan, MlCh

• • •A tour of Boston schools and a

New York flmg were the goals ofMRS HENRY W BURRITT andher daughter BARBARA, ofSunmngdale drIve, when theyheaded East last week BobbleWIll start her fmal year at DobbsFerry thIS fall• • •

The Maumee r.oad neIghbors ofDR and MRS C W LEPARDare on the alert these days for awelcome home' to PVT JERRY

LEPARD, USMCR, who came Inrecently from Parns Island, SC for a fIfteen day furloughWIth hIS famIly• • •

MRS HENRY B JOY S"Ulysses' travels In connectionWIth her patriotIc actiVIties re-turned her last weekend to herLake Shore road home Her mostrecent trek took her to NewYork for a meetmg of the Boardof ASSIstant Governors of theMayflower SOCIety After thebrIef seSSIOn, at whIch she rep-resented MIchIgan as the dU:.trIct \governor, Mrs Joy Jogged overto Watch HIll L I, for a shorttete a tete WIth her daughter,MRS HELEN JOY LEE. and hergranddaughters MARIAN LEEand MRS WILLIAM H FUL-LER

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Followmg a gay and relaxmgsummer at Southhampton, L I,MRS HENRY FORD II and heryoung daughters, CHARLOTTEand ANNE an" back agam attheIr Provencal road home Spe-CIal attractIOn at theIr summerSIte was theIr prOXImIty to MrsFord S parents MR and MRSJAMES FRANCIS McDONNELL,who were at home at theIr near-by Southampton estate AlthoughMr Ford made frequent trIpS toSouthampton dunng the summer,post-war actIVItIes forced hIm toheadquarter m DetrOIt• • •

f Hello' and f goodbye' partieshave been mtermmgled thesedays at the FORD H WHELDENhousehold out MerrIweather roadway What WIth Lleut Com-mander Whelden home on ter-mmal leave anhclpatmg hIS release from the Navy early m November and young GERTRUDE;and ROXANE off to theIr respectlve studIes at ConnectJcutCollege for Women and DanaHall there s been scarcely asecond s breathmg betweenparties HighlIghtmg events wasMrs Whelden s cocktaIl partyrecently, fetIng the commander• • •

The Westchester road home ofMR and MRS ANDREW CARNEGIE was festIve Saturdaywhen Its host and hostess enter-tamed at a cocktaIl party fetmgCAPT and MRS EUGENE HLOVE, of Q11,1ncyavenue• • •

MATINEE MUSICAL WIllmeetat 12 30 October 4 at the homeof MRS CHARLES FISENHAUER 1060 Whlttler WIth MRSGUS SCHERLING assIstIng thehostess and MRS PARKERMASON, chaIrman of the program

CHAPTER AO of PEO WIllhold Its first fall meetmg at thehome of MRS WILLIAM CQUINLAN of 378 FIsher road,Monday, October 1 at 8 pm• • •

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It wa, almos! a debut •••At the Charle, Beecher Crou,e reSidence Tue,day afternoonWhen "gift bouquets" ,tarted to arrIve before the tea Mrs

Crouse gave for her daughter, Ann •••But Ann ISnot a debutante ••• and the flowers were IUs! a

charming compliment +0 the attractive younq woman •••Who leave, thIS very day (Thursday) to ,pend the Winter In

New York City •••ANN CROUSE LEAVES FOR EAST

Mrs Crouse and Ann receIved In the sitting room of theirhome on Provencal road •••

The former cho'e a frock of French blue crepe •••While Ann wore a printed ,treet length dress ,pla,hed with

high blue and pan,y toned flowers ••Guests at the tea were Mrs. Crouse s fnends and their

daughters •••Incidentally ••• Mr and Mrs. C. are accompanying Ann to

Manhattan thIS evening. • and will see her ,ettled •••Before returning to their home at the POinte

MRS CHARLES MORGANA FETEDTurn the tables ••• (then you 11have daughter feting mama)

••• and you have the wonderful tea party •••Given by Mrs Maxwell Bates ••• for her mother ••• Mrs

Charle, A Morgana I.st week •••The party marked Mrs Morgana's blrthd-ay anniversary •••And took the form of an afternoon tea •••With the arrival of many, many frIends of long years standing

••• to make It qUite one of the nicest qalas we've heard aboutin a long time •••

Daughters of the POinte N B One mother was overheard toremark she WIShedHER daughter would get the same lovely Ideaas Betty Bates • and give her a party' ••• might be a goodidea thIS autumn •• If debut, are out ••• daughters can fetemamas) •••

THE PARTIAL GUEST LISTMrs. Morgana ••• was smart In a Simple black frock •••

and Simply beaming With fun •••Mrs Prewitt Semmes and Mrs. Albert A G"fflths assisted

Betty at the tea table •••And iu,t a few of the guests includedMrs Albert LeGro ••• Mrs. Henry E Beyster • Mrs Frank

Scott Clark ••• MISSAnnie Ward Foster ••• MISSSara E Burn-ham ••• Mrs. Henry P Williams. •

Mrs Donald Van Zile (she's the first person we ever aswwearing luclte slippers and we've NEVER forgotten) ••• Mrs.Hoyt Post ••• Mrs G"fflth Ogden Ellis. •

Mrs William Bruce Howard.. Mrs A D Wllk,n,on ••Mrs. B E Hutchinson (and you know the ,olgnee Mrs H wouldbe wearmg a trim cape With her autumn costume I) ••

Mrs Morley Morgana Mrs J BlinnStone. Mrs FrankKelly •• Mrs. Charles W. MorrIS ••• and Mrs Harrington EWalker •••

Birthday gift, were very much In order ••• and there was averitable shower of clever birthday cards •••

THE WHISTLING GIRL IS HOMEIn our salad day, •• our ears bowed low In tribute to DorIS

Quelette s abdtty to whIStle •(We once met "the WhIStle' of the Ruth Ettlng program

It' • she was marrIed to a n.ewspaper photographer and after theoeremony gave up t"lIlng to the POint where' we could neverpersuade her to peep one note) •••

Back to Doris ••• well •••• he's back ••• after to long astay 1nCalifornia which she adores •••

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Pointe Girl Marries Ensign William H. Merritt III in GesuChurch; Trip to California Follows Wedding Reception

EnSIgn and Mrs WIllIam H MerrItt, nn are motormgto Cahforma followmg their wedd10g Tuesday mornmg mGesu Church The bride IS the former Avonne Dev1Oe,daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Devme, of Kens1Ogton road,and BIll's parents are Mr and Mrs WIllIam H Merritt, Jr.,of Woodmgham drive

Father Rolff offICIated at the.lovely 10 0 clock ceremony, Ushermg the guests were PaulwhICh preceded a marrIage Berg and EnSIgn Lawrence Mlaz ..breakfast at the WhIther and a ga USNRreceptIOn In the DeVIlle home A royal blue wool dress With

For her nuptlal dress Avanne matchmg hat was Avonne'sselected a gown of whIte net travellmg costume She WIll re.charactenzed by a lace bertha mam WIth BIll untIl he receiVescollar, long sleeves and full skIrt sal1mg orders A member of theHer finger~h:p veIl of illUSIOn fell USNR the enSIgn has Just re ...from a cap IJf orange blossoms turned from a year s duty 1U theand her arms were filled WIth PaCificwhIte orchIds and stephanotis

Jane Creed was the brIde smaId of honor and only attendant She wore a frock of dustypmk fashIOned WIth SIlk JerseybodIce and net skirt Her head-dress was of matchmg ostrIchplumes and velvet rlbbons andshe carned an arm bouquet ofpmk sweetheart roses

Lleut (Jg) RIchard Thomas Call the VlSlllllg Nnrse whenUSNR, was the ensign s best man you are SIck ColumbIa 1600.

Miss Avonne DevineIs Bride of Ensign

Valparaiso Univ~rsityGuild to Meet Monday

The Valparaiso UmversityGmld WIll start Its season s actlvltIes WIth a regular meetmgIII Harmome Hall at 2 p m Mon-day Oct 1 Luncheon WIll precede the meetmg at 12 30

Mrs CalVIn Gauss, preSIdentWIll preSIde, and Betty RobertsWill speak on plastic surgery

The gUild has announced thatthe followmg Pomte gu'ls areleavmg October 1 to enroll atValparaISO Umverslty ShirleyAuch of Grayton Road, DorothyGaertner of BeaconsfIeld ave~nue, Carol Droege of Hunt ClubdrIve, Barbara Faust of Lake~pom te and Nadme Lehman ofLakepomte

WIth duck huntmg seasonheraldmg the advent of autumnseveral Pomters have reopenedtheir summer homes at Pomteaux Barques among them Mrand Mrs Charles A Dean Jrof LeWIston road and the CWallace Toles of Lmcoln road

The Deans lmgered m the CItylong enough to fete theIr sonm law, Lleut (J g) Charles TMohler, and Mrs Mahler at acocktaIl party and buffet supperThe young naval officer report-ed to San FranCISCO for PaCIficduty last week

Another festIve gathermg hon-ormg CynthIa apd Charles wasthe party at Pomte aux Barquesengmeered by Mrs George SBaker, of RIvard boulevard andher son m-Iaw and daughter, theFredenck L Colbys, Jr

Mr and Mrs Toles motoredup for the shootmg last week-end for theIr first trIp smce JulyMfs Toles' mother. Mrs W IL Stearns, Jomed the hunters

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Followmg a weddmg trIPthrough northern MIchIgan, Mrand Mrs Stanley Schockey w111return to make theIr home InCharleVOIX

The bnde IS the former MrsMIldred Hardesty of Beaconsfield road, and the bldegroomformerly reSIded on Moran road

The bridal paIr repeated theIrvows at a SImple afternoonceremony on September 15 Forthe occaSIOn the bride chose asmart street-length frock ofroyal blue crepe WhICh she ac~cented WIth navy aCceSSOries

The couple were attended byMr and Mrs Carl Krnnell

Weddmg guests were we!corned at a receptlon followmgthe serVice at the brIde shameon Beaconsfield road, afterwhich members of the weddmgparty and close frIends of thefamIlIes gathered for a wedd1ngdinner at the Whittler

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MR AND MRS. JOHN JEROME TEAL, of Green-WICh, Conn, announce the engagement of theIr daugh-ter, ENSIGN ANN TEAL, of the WAVES, to LIEUTCHARLES WORCHESTER BRADLEY, USAAF, son ofMR AND MRS ALBERT BRADLEY, of DetrOit andGreenWich

MRS HOWARD FARRELL and MR EDWARDMACAULEY, announce the engagement of theIrdaughter, JANE LITTLEPAGE MACAULEY toCAPTAIN ERNEST BREECH, JR, son of MR andMRS ERNEST BREECH of Bloomfield Hills

MISS Macauley, a SIgma Gamroa, attended K1Og...wood School and IS a graduate of Mt Vernon Semmarym Wash1Ogton, D C Captam Breech, now a memberof the 8th Army AIr Force, is a graduate of DartmouthCollege.

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THE GROSSE POINTE YACHT CLUB WIll be the scene of a fashlOn ,show andbrIdge luncheon on October 13, startmg at 1 30 pm. The event IS bemg gIven for thebenefit of St Pa1,lI's Altar Society and the Parish CounCil Jacobson's Will stage thefashlOn show. Shown mak10g plans for the party are left to rIght, Mrs John LSchmItt, show chairman; Mrs. Van Husan Moore, VIce-preSIdent of the ParIsh CounCIlof the NatlOnal CounCIl of CatholIc Women; and Mrs George L. Heldt, chaIrman oftable prIzes The picture was taken In Mrs. SchmItt's Washmgton road home whenthe committee met Monday afternoon. By Fred Runnells

Sally O'Connor FetedAt Jeanne Foley's Party

New Pointer ChristenedIn Christ Church, Boston

Jeanne Foley dat...g1.tcr orMrs Charles Foley, of Neftroad entertamed miormally lastweek for Sally 0 Connor, whowlll begm her studIes In radiOat MIchIgan State. College nextmonth

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Chnst Church In Boston wasthe scene of a lovely chrIsten-mg September 18 when tmySally LeIgh Sorge daughter ofLleut and Mrs Jay Sorge, wasbaptlzed

Sally s grandparents Mr andMrs ErVIn Sorge of Morossroad, traveled to Boston s oldestchurch for the occa~lOn Heraunt, Harnet Sorge, accompa ...med them A supper party forthe family followed the chrIsten-mg

Lleut Sorge IS statIoned atHarvard Umverslty With theCoast Guard

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Light Thoughts on Heavy StonesJunior Versus National League

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HypnotIzed all week we've been, delv10g 1Oto the spell-b10dmg Handbook of Gems 10 the Morgan CollectlOn, by thecurator, Mr Herbert P. WhItlock Ice cube dIamonds, ..•traffIc lIght rubles ..• and emeralds blIthe as an IrIsh sham-rock •.. the same lapIS lazulI WIth WhICh Great CathermetIled her bath chambers •. and Jade flgurmes m whosecarv10g Chmese lapIdarIes dedIcated theIr lIves to the JewelIOfe of the ages •••

It is all pertinent to the post war UPSWIng In the precIous gemma.rket That upsurge recalls the sage observation of that Celticphdosopher and friend, Peter Monaghan "The poor and oppressedpeoples of all natIOns long sInce learned the WIsdom of never m.vesting money in anythmg you can't jump over the back fence wIth"That sentence Imphes even more than It explains-it is the poor-butpotentially.rich who see the value of precious Jewels.

ThIs back-fence fmancmg theory, spoken WIth that wIstfulslantmg smIle of Peter s that still comes to us across the Unknownrecurred to us the last time we WE're m Carher s when we saw thepresident of the establIshment escorting to a prlvate Jewel table twoproudly shabby figures-the gentleman In a peasanbsh SUIt andhIS lady m a babouska, In the stnctly RussIan sense of the wordmeanmg grandmother Now, these two had nothmg to mterest theFifth Avenue passerby - but they DID mterest the preSident ofthe world s greatest Jewel firm And watchmg them, WIth theirlIttle bag of prIceless marbles we could smIle agam WIth Peter atthe WIsdom of back-fence fmancmg ttlumphant over the Germamcd.lmmd

To such extremes may this theory be camed that, in the casementIOned by Mr WhItlock, Henry IV, de Sancy, recovered in thISstrange manner his almond shaped white dIamond, weIghing Uttythree carats. ThIS gem he entrusted to a faithful courier, Whoenronte to hIS sovereIgn was Iaywayed, robbed and slam by enemIesBut Henry the Fourth knew hIS man And ordering performedhIstory's first post mortem, he recovered the fifty three caratdIamond WhICh his servant had swallowed for the greater gloryof La Belle France.

Doublmg one's money IS VIewed as excellent return on mostInvestments - In the case of gem transactlOns the returns are oftenastronomIcal flIghts DIamond value on large stones lUcreases mproportIon to the SQUARE of the weIght, so that a three carat stonei~worth not Just three but nme tImes the value of a one caratstone In the case of rare stones the value IS restricted only bythe marketabIlIty To WIt the sky IS the only cellmg

After the mIllIon dollar publICItv Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLeanhas reaped on her blue Hope dIamond, We were let down to learnthat her husband paid Just $300,000 for the stone at a Paris auctionThe world's largest and less publICIzed dIamond beIng the "Star OfAfrica" In King George VI of England's crown StIll, when hvaIynE'ntertams at those receptions, she drIves you gaga WIth her head~light, counting the house lIke a Broadway press agent.

But Evalyn Walsh McLean WIth her forty carats of ICe ISnot the happIest woman m Washmgton The happIest one we ever Isaw was the llttle gIrl at the dIamond counter, WIth her SlIverWmged Warnor, holdmg up her hand WIth a llttle half carat blmker-THAT dIamond blmded them both-It bemg the headlIght on theIrHoneymoon Express I

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Here are scarfs that Willadd sparklewhenyou wear

them Of sheer wools sheercelanese crepe or rayon

crepes they may be worn10 many ways to SUit yourmood Florelprints In a

colorful array as well .ssolid leweltone colors

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ACCESSORY SHOP

New Scarfs

INTIMATE APPAREL SHOP

Girdles 5.95 to 20.00

Bras 1.25 to 15.00

New Foundations

HAT SHOP7.95 to 27.50

Fellhes takenshape-so don'tb. quilty of understatement

about your underneedsFace the facts that your

we"t needs Iittllng yourhiPSneed rounding your

bosom needs lifting Ourexpert corsetleres are here

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Your profile becomes important again now thatcontour is eVIOrythlngIn hats Crowns zoom!

Brims round out In a wonderful way. The newmovement has caught every type of hat ••• and

Jacobson s have the caviar of the ~ropl

Contour Caviar in HATS

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Grandeur is the fashion in winter coats. Grandeur that comes when

when glorious 'furs Me used profusely on beatlful woolens.

Sometimes there is as much fur as their is cloth .•• entire fur sleeves,

great lush cuffs, dramatic borders. The Jacobson's collection abounds

in something sumptuoous in fur trims.

COAT SHOP

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There's a Fall flower showto be seen In our new

collection of soft wool andcrepe dresses You II findthe gold of the chrysanthe,

mum, the deep red of• the dahlia You II see thebright purple of the aster

and the smart, CrISpbrownof turning leaves Each

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" . " leg lovlles,

pm-up t•• TO GET •• TO GIVE New DickiesThey're Lovhes-full fashioned \ EndlessonthuSiasmabounds

at Jacobson s over thesestockings models of sheerness Many of dickies SuperlatIves are

DetrOit s most beautiful models wear on every +onque pralslnq

our hose ••• proof enough that \ them Of sheer celanesechlfolonor WithseqUin

~ ~ Jacobson's hose are lovely to wear or to I tr ms In lewel tones\::

\see •.• to get or to give'

Joy tan or zest shades 45 gaugIO.2.00 to 16.95

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ACCESSORY SHOP

ACCESSORY SHOP

Your Autumn costume will add up to perfectionIf toppea off with iust the right leather bag. We've

summed up our collection with greatest care••• to be sure that each piece is a perfect comple-

ment to the fashions In Autumn s new smouldering shades.

ACCESSORY SHOP

Summing up BAGS for Fall

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SCHOOLS-CHURCHES-SPORTSBOYS IN THE SERVICE Gros se Pointe News SOCIAL-AMUSEMENTS-WANT ADS

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7.DAYSERVICE

CHURCH BOOKS DAMAGEDThe :Rev WaLter Press of 1318

Lakepomte reported to the ParkpolIce Thursday afternoon thatsomeone had gotten mto theGrace EvangelIcal Church atKercheval and Lakepomte anddamaged some of the churchbooks OffICer Kesteloot mvestJ, ..gate,d and turned III a report

Your cherished hard.~to~rep1aeewatch deserves the finest careLet D eR 0' Y• Ii factory~trainedwatch craftsmen restore its effi~denc)' All work fully guaran~teed

16401 1:. WARREN, COIl.NER AUDUBONZ1lH8 Grand River 220llS Michigan

InBedford In W Dearbom

Beauty C 0 Un sell 0 r sIne I 000 The lovely colomal arch!-located at CadIeux and Mack In tecture of the present structurethe CIty of Grosse Pomte IS WIll be followed In the addItIOn.workmg on an expansIOn pro More space for manufacturmg andgram that means an expendIture offIces WIll be prOVIded Whenof about $lOO,DOOand the em complete the company WIll oc.ployment of some 200 more cupy 30 000 square feetpersons Asked how thIS would affect

G W Beeman, preSIdent talk employment m the Pomte area,ed of the company S plans thIS Mr Beeman saId about 200 moreweek followmg actIOn taken last persons would be needed whenweek by the CIty ,councIl amend the addItIOn IS completed Themg the zomng ordmance govern company polley IS to employ localmg commercIal property along persons wherever pOSSIbleMack avenue

ThIS property under the ordm BUIldmg plans are bemg push ..ance was l"'l'>served for purely ed, Mr Beeman saId thE' com_local busmesses WIth the Idea of pany wIshmg to get the expan.keepmg large l~dustrles domg a SIOn completed as soon as pOSenatIOnal and mternatIOnal bUSI~ SIbleness out of the CIty It was atthe request of Beauty Counsellors that the amendment waspassed

Mr Beeman saId the concernhas been buymg up land for thepast two years and now owns allthe property adJolmng Its presentbmldmg up to Lorame

The present bUIldmg WIll beenlarged at a cost of about $100 ~

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I Beauty Counsellors PlanLarge Expansion of Plant

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ART SCHOOL OF SOCIETYOF ARTS AND CRAFTS

Beginning Sept. 24th

Day. Evening • Sat •• Sun.

DraWIng, PaInting, SculptureCeremlcs, Fashions, IllustratIOnCommercial and Water Colors

47 Wat,on St

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66 proof. HiramWalker & Sa....... '-'a. 18. Capr.1945.

$2!!<'5 Qt.

Code X.o.all

THRIFT SHOP TO OPENThe Thnft Shop WIll open Its

Resale Room on Tuesday~ Octo.ber 2 at 10 a m

AUTUMN. 1945

Trio Is BarredFrom Lunch Room

Three Grosse Pomte HIghSchool students, all boys, havebeen ordered by polIce of theCIty of Grosse Pomte to stay outof the Tower lunchroom on FISh~er road OppOSIte the schoolbulldmg

The trio, whIch seems to havea penchant for getting mtotrouble In the eating place, weretold by Pollee ChIef Tom Trom-bly that If he fmcls they are everIn the place agam he WIll takethem straIght to court

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER27, 1945

. It's Beginning to Look Like a Real Building

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WHALING'SMeHJ. Weu '* 617 ~

The :finest automobiles aretraditionally made in Michigan andthe finest men's clothes are traditio~ally fitted at Whaling's. Experiencehas educated Ol.lr fitters to such arare degree of skill that we canproudly say "Every Shieldcrest suitfits its wearer perfectly"•••• 7500

WHALING'S

Bob Hope and Jerry ColonaWIll be In DetrOIt Oct 6 for arally of CommunIty War Chestworkers To be held at 8 15 P mat OlympIa, the meetmg WIn beopen only to Red Feather work.ers and their famIlIes

EddIe Peabody, banJO artIstwho has Just been released fromNavy duty as lIeutenant com.mander In charge of specIal serv~Ices at Great Lskes Trammg Sta-tIon, WIll also appear on the prm~gram There WIll be an orchestraand Frank D Eaman, presIdentof the War Cne,t, and Edwm JAnderson, campaIgn chaIrman,wlll gIve bnef talks

There is stIll tIme to become aRed Feather worker About 300zone captams and 5 000 blockworkers are needed If you wouldlIke to volunteer some of yourbme and effort to help put thisdrlve over the $8490,336 goal,call COlumbIa 1600 The generalsolICItation begins Oct 8

Chest WorkersWill Hear Hope

Justice 1s Given Large Bill Shortage of Gas be~,~!~e~~;~ ::a:'h~~~h;:;;~~di~• Threatens Rally be wholeheartedly beSlde hIm

But Small Fee for Weddl-ng _If the local condlbons shutting ART CLAS S ES

Treasury offICIals are seekmg, dollar bIll followmg the cere off the supply of gasolme for theIt IS reported, for a young bnde~ many In the Justice s home at use of automobIles shll prevaIlsgroom who paId Judge Joseph 1358 Bedford road last Wednes- next Sunday, Sept 30, the RallyBelanger of Grosse Pomte Park day mght Day exerCIse planned for thatwlth a large old fashioned one Russell Barrett of Holly MlCh date by the Grosse Pomte Me-

and Dorothy Wmt of PontIac, monal church WIll be postponedMlCh were the prinCIpals In the untIl the fIrst Sunday gasolmeweddmg, WhICh was followed by becomes generally avaIlable.a dInner at Al Green s

Judgmg by the gusto WIthwhIch Jude Belanger was ex~hibItmg hIS fee to frIends, It ISsuspected he CIrculated the re~port about the treasury offICIalsThe bIll was autographed by allmembers of the wedIdng party.

" THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS offIce bUlldmg at 99 Kercheval avenue In the Farms 1$ takmg shape at last andPomters are able to vlsualIze what the fimshed structure w III looke hke All busm .... of the NEWS wllI be carned onhere and the bUlldmg wlll also be the home offlCe of Abbe Press, rne, publIshers of the Grosse Pomte News, DetroltWestward and DetrOlt Westward, Grand RJ.ver EditlOn, and owners of the Abbe Press Composmg Room D,V,SlOn at9662 Orand R,ver. P,cture by Fred Runnells

OpenThursFri &

Sat Eveli

Late Hours CostConstant $45.00

CASS CHAPTER D. A. R.ElIzabeth Cass Chapter of the

Daughters of the Amencan Rev-olution, Grosse Pomte Farms,WIll open the fall season WItha luncheon at noon on Monday,Oct I at the Womans Clty Club

A resIdent of Meadow lanecalled the Farms pollce depart~ment last FrIday to complamthat youngsters were amusmgthemselves by gomg up anddown the street, takmg flowerpots from yards and porchesand smashmg them In thestreet

LIeutenant Bolo has put adeMtall on the case and It IS ex-pected the young pot~smashersWIll be tracked down andpunIshed

Gus Constant, proprIetor ofCupId s at Harvard and Mack,appeared In Park polIce courtWednesday mornmg to answercharges of allowmg customers toenter hIS place after the closmghour of 2 a m He had beenserved WIth three vlolatlOns tick-ets by Park police offIcers.

Con,tant was fmed $10 and $5cost for each of the three viols-hons and told not to conductbusmess after the hour set bythe Park for closmg

14346 E. JeffersonAt Chalmers

Square DealOptical Service

Grand River at Times SquareGrand River at Oakman

for FALLHILLER'S for ••••

CRAVliNETTED

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Soft light weight felts With brims turned up or down - Widemad urn or narrow-as you deSire them Here are hats you II beproud to tip to fall.

Other Quality Hats ••••• $5.00

Rain or Shzneit Holds the Line

Superb Quality $650 $750and

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".-IYour eyes ght is a pricelesspossess on ~ ~ don r neg~lect It I Let our Miller op-tometmts 9 vs you a com~plata and careful examlna~t on Glasses need not beexpens ve you (I be pleasedto f nd how reasonable ourprlce$ are Give your eyesthe Car. they deserve

What's A'Head~lllLLER'S~

Blue Devils to FaceFerndale in Opener

Second Section

Grosse Pointe High Football Squad Reeks With Talent WithNo One Yet Assured of Starting Berth

Grosse Pomte Hlgh finds ltself enJoymg a multltude ofgndrron talent durmg practlCe th,s fall After three weeksof strenuous practlCe Coach B1II Healy lS findmg lt hardto plCk a startmg hne-up to face Lmcoln Park Hlgh of Fern-dale thlS Saturday afternoon on the Blue Devlls' home field.

On takmg inventory of hIS"charges Healy IS well fortified m football IS wide open wIth everythe lIlle from tackle to tackle play bemg a pOSSIble scorIngThe only weak spot on the team threat G P has Just what ItIS at the end positIons but thIS takes to make the I T I clIck andmay be solved when a few IF as Healy puts It "we canblIsters heal and make avaIlable Just' get by Ferndale ~e shouldtwo fast boys as substitutes Three have a successful seasonboys for each pOSItIOn In thelme are battlmg for a startmg as~ If YQU recall It was Ferndale

t that started Grosse Pomte on theSignmen skIds last fall and the Blue

The backfield SItUatIOn IS De'nls were trounced on everybnghter than m many years WIth succeedmg Saturday thereafterthe two complete sets of backs The entIre squad IS determmed <:also trymg to get the nod for the to overcome the defeatIst attltude l

first game t4at gnpped the team last year,ThIS season Healy has followed and start off on the rIght foot to

the trend toward the T forma~ a wmmng seasontIOD, made famous by the ChIcago N f th most pronuslngBears m recent years and copIed ames 0 eby many of the bIgger colleges players on thIS year s squad areThe j T' IS practlcal only If a WIthheld m thIS story because notcoach has an extremely fast back~ one boy IS ce~aI;'r~ aR~~~:~~gfield that can employ pl~nty of ydeceptlOn WIth thIS combma~tIOn a team can be a crowd~ P I' S k'pleaser because the brand of 0 ICe ee lng

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For EveryoneIn Michigan

Edited hy Milo M. Quaif.

It'S already a best seller amongMichigan readers of all ages-youngsters and gtown~ups ahke!Entertaining, authorItative, color_ful-a book that belongs m everyMIchigan home.512 Orl~Jnal 8 color dlustratlOnl-hlstoncal maps-comprehensivereadlDg guide.

Kopp'. WIll gift. wrap anamail your overseas gift.October 15 IS the last da)'I

Hours: 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.

MASCULINE GROOMINGESSENTIALS

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••• AND A LONG TIME AFTER

For II) .flllern 1m"'"wllo tletleft)e8 th II_t •••

Sfrave Jowl, Alter Sfreweafld e"u de Cologne$5.00 and $7.50

PL1J'S TAX

18 Days of Christmas GivingLeft for Boys Overseas

KOPP~SPharmacy

GOURIELLI'S CHRISTMAS GIFT 111

A Grooming Kit filled with a1\the comlor"of home ••• everything his masculine heart desires

and his vanity demands! Contams refreshing.bracmg After Shave Lonon; "Tang".scented

Gourielli Cologne; long Isstmg English TypeBar Soap, verbena.scented; Active

Ozone Foot.Stick, 10 cooling and soothing tobred feet. Complete, 5 50. Other Gounelh Kilt

250,3 50,600 Gourielh Groommg Sets boxed with"Wh$l Knights Were Bold" print, 4 2510 8 00.

PI", T_s

Tailor-made toiletries deSIgned to meet masculone pref.erences and packaged In a masculine manner • ~. that'sMEMI thIS gift of good grooming. quahfy.made andhandsomely enc:ased In wooden chests, ISalways certainof an enthusiastic reception. MEMmakes friends eemlr •••and keeps theml

"MEM ••• 0$ iA reMEMberP'

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TOILET GOODS DEPT.

On Sale at Newsstands,Bookstores and Bus Stations

It's not Just to buIld a new 1 bUIld our cillldren for a newworld, for our chIldren, bat to world

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MICHIGAN HISTORY• •• IN PICTURESI

Village Camera Shop13%42KERCHEVAL, at Coplin

PHOTO FINISHINGPHOTO SUPPLIES

REPAIRCameras _ Projectors • Shutter-

LEnox 4086

B P Loranger, Mrs WIlhamPacker, Mrs Glendon H Rob-erts and Mrs Juhan G Mc-Intosh.

Mrs Stewart WIll fete thesame grl;Jupat a luncheon In herBerkshIre road home FrIdayShe and Mrs Fruehauf andtheIr famIlIes wlll head forFlorIda In October

September Bride

PharmacyTo,let Goods Dept 16926 Kercheval, Grosse POInte

WhIle many Pomters are Justreturnmg from summer homesothers are packIng for theIr WInter mIgratIOn, among them MrsCarl K Stewart and Mrs RoyA Freuhauf

In theIr honor Mrs E CBaumgarten, of Wmdmill PomtedrIve, entertamed at luncheonTuesday noon

Numbered among the guestswere Mrs Leon JacobI, MrsDaVId Marentette, Mrs C1I.fford

Alger Auxiliary PlansLuncheon and Card Party

Members of the VFW AlgerAUXIlIary WIll meet at the clubhouse, 17145 St Paul avenue, at1 p m Thursday, Oct 4, for aluncheon and card party,

VIVIENNE KOPPIN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Henry E Koppm, of Grayton road, travelled to RaleIgh,N. C , to become the brIde of EnSIgnAnthony John Pocco,USNR, son of Samuel J. Pocco, alsoof Grayton road,Sept. 15 m RaleIgh's Sacred Heart Church. RosemarySchmIdt accompamed the Koppms to attend VIVIenneas maId of honor, whlle EnSIgn Samuel Frank, of Wash-mgton, D. C , served as best man. The new Mr and MrsPocco are hvmg at the SIr Walter Hotel m RaleIgh, whIlethe enSIgn studIes at North Carolma State College. Hewas recently graduated from Notre Dame

photo by Preston Sweet

Winter in South For Pointers

Quite Contrary(Contmued From Page 7)

so happy may fmd the answer m The Bard s benedictl011 on thequahty of mercy_uIt IS tWice blest-It blesseth him that gIVes andhim that takes" Not only does thIS great lady's left hand neverknow what her "ght hand ts glVlng-bnt both hands go right onworking after others have Idly folded In their laps

Mrs Newberry s ChrIstmas decorative obJects for hospItal andNavy bases has now reached the staggermg total of 10000 pleces-all made entirely by herself for the Red Cross Accordmg to MrGarth, the art dealer supplYIng her WIth materIals, she keeps ex-ceedIng her own quotas If Mrs Newberry was surp~Ised atour praIse, as she contInued her handIwork all through the humIdmonths, she WIll reap more heart warmIng trIbutes from the boysoverseas - in the httle-boy depths of theIr hearts

MAGGY'S FIVE.SECOND ENTRYWell, I really have only fwe second, for my dMry, as I am

plrmmg back from Detro" to New York, w"h a tall, dM'k andhaudsome lme of a young m.tltonawe from Grotse Pomte. I

, merm I was In DetrOIt, modelmg for Harry Conover at the verryfancy f",h,on ,how put on by The JUnior League aud SaM F'fthAvenue. All I heM'd wa, talk, talk, talk about The JUnior Leagueand The T'ger Team Aud, after se.,ng The JUnior League Inact,on, why I think The JUnior League can lICk The Nat,onalLeague

Th" here Motor Romeo keeps pursuemg me, because he sa~," " open season on hu,brmd huntmg at The Pomte and he "trymg to e,c,,!,e captw,ty. So I tell h,m I Mn really not marested

, m husbauds, except other gwls becau,e ,t i, safer for everyonethat way. So he beg" please, please, please crm't he gwe me aring when we get to New York So I Mn gomg to tell Inm thatI have thot " over, rmd he CAN gwe me a rmg-aud make" 4$far safwe set In d,mond,.

maggy.

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Teamwork IS good horse sense

Adele Shoub on Dean'sList at Heidelberg

M,SSAdele Amy Shoup, daugh.ter of Mr and Mrs A W Shaub,1309 Nottmgham road, GrossePOInte Park, a sophomore atHeIdelberg College, Tlffm, OhIO,IS one of 50 students named tothe Dean s LIst for theIr hIghgrade averages durmg the secondsemester, 1944-45, It was an~nounced thIS week at the college

The Dean s LIst, publIshed atthe end of each semester, 1$ alIst of honor students who havereceIved a pomt average of 23or better out of a pOSSIble3 0durmg a preVIOUSsemester TheprIVIlege of optIOnal class attend-ance IS gIven to those whosenames appear on the lIst for atleast three semesters

specnnens from flower and vege~table gardens WIll be shownThese wIll be auctIoned off

Mrs FrederIck S Ford andMrs Frank GoldIe WIll be chalr~men of the day and Mrs Wood..all, hostess

PIcture by Preston Sweet.

Belgian War Relief SocietyFriends of LuxembourgGreek War Rehef AssociallonPhilIppIne War ReliefPolish War RehefRefugee Rehef TrusteesUnIted China RehefUnIted L,thuan,an Relief FundU.S. Committee for the Car. of

European ChildrenUnIted Yugoslav Relief Fund

Mrs. A. Russell Davis

The red feCltMt Is thenCillonal 1945 symbol o'

Ihe Communily Wor Chetf

GIVE TO THECOMMUNITY WAR CHEST

Detroit Community FundUSO (United Service Organizations)United Seamen's ServiceWar Prisoners AidAmerican Field Servlc.Allied Jewish Campalg~American Rehef for CzechoslovakiaAmerican. Rehef for FranceAmerican Rehef for HollandAmerican Relief for ItalyAm.rican Relief for Norway

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ONE contributionhelps them all

Stalker to Speak To Garden Group

Bobbie Ford CelebratesBirthday in Terrace Room

The Grosse Pomte Branch ofthe Woman s NatlOnal Farm andGarden AssocIation WIll hold Itsregular monthly meetmg on Mon-day, October 8 at 230 0 clock Inthe home of Mrs Herbert JWoodall at 40 Oxford road

Dr Hugh Stalker wIll be thespeaker and hIS subJect wIll bej A Doctor Looks at Gardens"

There wIll be arrangements offlowers and vegetables frommembers' gardens Canned frUItsand vegetables and best smgle

BIrthday greetmgs resoundedIn the Statler Terrace RoomSaturday mght as a group ofBobble Ford s pals assembled tocongratulate hIm

On hand for the mel rymakmgwere Lleut Gordon Ware PennyKemp Lee McMahon and Tuck~er WhItehead

Bobble, the son of the Fred-enck Sloane Fords, of WmdmillPomte drIve, asked hIS sister~In-law, Mrs Freddy Ford, Jr,to chaperon the bIrthday gath-erIng

The former CAROL GRACE JAMESON, daughter ofMr. and Mrs Harold H Jameson of LIttlefield boulevard, wasmarrIed on September 1 to EnsIgn DavIs, son of Mr andMrs AddIson J DavIs of 271 Kenwood court, Grosse PomteFarms The ceremony was performed m St Luke's EpIscopalChurch m San FrancIsco, Cal, followmg WhIChthey camehere for a leave The brIdegroom had Just returned from15 months serVIce overseas.

Res.ME. 0904

GROSSE POlNTE

Send them to Square DealCleaners for a perfeof lob.Re Celophaned when returned to you

Lamp ShadeCLEANING

FALL TERMInstructions for Beginners

Advanced and Adult StUdentsMembers of the faculty Include LeonaHahnke and Theresa Noll B MPiano Nlcholas GoroguSl and HansBeck VIOlin Elsie Knack and MildredKnaggs VoiceAll have had extensive traInmg bothhere and abroad Some are associate~with the Detroit Symphony and allare a:Cfil1ated}Vlth State and NationalMusic Organitations of note

Teaching Plano, Violin, Voice and TheoryENROLLMENT NOW

Grosse Pomte', Own Comervfltory

17440E. JEFFERSON

Grosse Pomte Stud,o

ART.Jf UR J. RDf40'AND COMPANY

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I~~ VPor Appointment and

Addlt10nal InformationPhone Registrar s office

LEnox 2895Leona Hahnke, DIrector

(Concert Pianist)

15219 E. JEFFERSON, at Beaconsfield

ALL FORMS OF AVIATION INSURANCE

"Known for Fme Clermmg of Lovely Thmgs"

17008Kercheval, Grosse Pomte

Pongrac, Diamonds are ofutmost value whether In en.gagement wedding or otherrlnqs From

CALL LENOX 4225

15226 CHARLEVOIX AVENUE

PromiseOf A Happy

Future

HIXIE BOYKIN HATTENPIANO TEACHER

Advanced Students and BeginnersDUNNING COURSES FOR BEGINNERS

GkOSSEPOINTESCHOOLfMUSIC

Square Deal Cleaners & Dyers

$75 to $1500

"'Jnn~..oc~\l'ATCltMAKER~"" JEWELER. U

INSURANC-E1212 Griswold St. RA. 4417.8-9

From Another Pointe of View(Continued from Page 6)

! Her parents ••• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quelette of Audubon••• are only gomg to keep her charmed away from Californiahowever until late Fall •••

She will relurn to a wonderful job there ••• with first a visitto the East ••• for especIally. she says. "Carouselll •••

NEWS OF THE POINTERSW,lh the Poinlers:Kay Gee is relurnlng to the Pointe Ihis week •••After having received her Master of Science degree at

Columbia UniverSity •••She's the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gee of Barrington

road ••• and has been m the East for the past 18 months •••

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STORMSASH

24" X 26" .. $3.33

EasyHandlIng

Many SIzesKept In Stock

10 Gallon Galvanized

BLANKETSSLIP COVERS

CURTAINS AND DRAPESBeautifully Cleaned and

Expertly P.tessed

Page Eleven

Bluehill Cleaners17233 MACK AVENUE

Betwee4 st Clair and ~ otre Dame

PhoneToday

Courteous Delivery ServieAl

BluehillCleaners

SHIRTS ,~ke18&Beautifullv Launderedand Finished <Cash & Can,>

tein'sHARDWARE

KEYSTONE LUSTRE SEAL$150

qt.

IS-GalSize

1611

20"24"

All at only

$530per roll

Majestic Sunken GarbageReceiver With Galv. Dan

Snccessor to WAX No bulflng.No rubbing. No pohshmg

Pruning Shears$1.00

with 10"9handle $2.75

CAST IRON

C st IronFireplaceBasket27" at$7.75

MOTH KILLERFor overstuffed

furmture

qt. $1.50

DASTARDLY TRICKAn Irate cltlzen of 226 Pro-

vencal road called the FarmsPohce on September 12 to WIt-ness the llldisputable fact thatsome meame had strewn brokenglass bottles In the drIvewayleadmg to theIr garage THEREIS a dastardly trick, If ever we veheard of one

PIPEStraIght Plpe,Elbows Tees,& Dampers

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18626 MACKWhere East WarrenIntersects

PIpe aocLength

Job Cjluickly With

Kem-Tone

GAUGEGLASS

25c

Stein s Carr3- Complete Lme

Also Kemtone 98cTrims .••••••• qt.

Change Filters

AADIATOR AIRVALVES

89c ea.

FRYING PANS,DUTCH OVENS and

CHICKEN FRYERS60c

to $295

See the MASTER HANDICART Now!

HOWARD!lS5c TO $1.00 STORE

20784 Mack Ave Nr. Anita

SNOW \((SUITS r

Buv Now and be certa nl \ nSelections are qood

Check Over Pipes For Safety's Sake

FURNACE

OFFERING NEWEST ARRIVALS NOWChildren's

35th YEAR

KILLS MOTH AND CARPET 8EEn.!S

of contmuous

ProgreSSIVe Busmess

by Same Faffilly

SIzes for $150 $175'\ll Furnaces &,

HERE THEY COME, FOLKSYes, all the good pre-warhardware and tools are ontheir way back to Stein's.Shop at Stein's for the good

things

Lowe Brothers High "1!!" Jt: Good Point

Sfandard Outside House WIII/TER :~v~s;"O:n~PAl NyPROTEeTIO,f', ~A~I~~}~~~\'\ Lowe Bros Color retdlnlug ~ I l~-»';,.IJ /watel repellant outdoor pamt .I ~ I ~Depend on ItS extra margm of t-quality V ¥\r('

$31.5 gal. :~/~ ;

And all other Lowe Bros. Paints ~~

Fine Insulation• Do the job

yourselfwith •••

Tlus JS a colorful, useful, modern-type wheelbarrow. No bftmg Has balloon tires and isthe real, old before-the-war McCoy. (We can never get enough of them)

Stein ro;"es You Leadership Values Based on Quality and Price

LOOK TO STEIN'S FOR THE NEW HOMEWARES

Flghtmg for 10 consecutivemonths m the lme on the Western Front WIth only 10 scattereddays out of contact WIth theenemy, the EIghth DIVISIOn cap-tured 316187 prisoners theeqUIvalent of 30 German diVISIons Its campaIgns mcludedpunchmg a hole for the armorIn the Normandy Breakthroughclo~mg m on Brest and captur-mg the Crozon Penmsula clear. SCANDlNA V1AN SYMPHONYIng the Germans from the last The Scandmavlan Symphonyfrmge<; of the bloody Hurtgen SOCIety is opemng Its 16th canForest and capturmg the town cert season Saturday Septemberof Hurtgen Itself crossmg the 29 at 8 30 p m at the ScottishRoer RIver takmg Duren and RIte Cathedral of the Masomcpushmg on to Cologne and the I TempleRhme sphttmg the Ruhr Pocket -------------III a lIghtnmg thrust, and cross-I Germany and linkmg WIth themg the Elbe RIver In northern RUSSIans

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AprIl 1945 m the VICInIty ofKlerspe Bahnhof Germany Aftera combat patrol had been turnedback by heavy fire from anenemy 20mm gun LIeutenantMorrIson volunteered to go forward WIth a five man group ofmfantrymen to place fil e on thegun Advancmg over expo:.edterram the group was surrounded and cut off from the remamderof theIr umt for three hours Bycallmg for artillery fire at closerange LIeutenant MorrIson wasable to dnve the enemy backand succeeded m destroymg thegun HIS great courage and InspIratlOnal leadershIp enabled thebattahon to advance mto thetown and complE."teIts capture I ~

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"Just before the war Mary and I moved Into a newhome eqnlppad WIth an aU.electrIc kItchen Mary'swhole attItude about kItchens changed ImmedIately.She used to be ImpatIent WIth the way a kItchen tIesa woman to the home Now she s very happy WIth herhomemakIng tasks Her electrIC range gIves such unI-form results that faIlures and dIsappOIntments are a.rarIty, and the automatIC features make cookIng mucheaSIer. Perhaps her faVOrIte helper ISthe electrIC dISh.washer I dId a lIttle tIme.study of her dIShwash'ngand found that the dIshwasher saves her about oneworkIng day every month My mechamcal mInd ISfaSCInated by the garbage dIsposal unIt In the SInk.My wIfe says It s a real convenIence-thIs way wenever reaUy have garbag., W.,U, I could go on a gooddeal longer about the help she gets from her mIxer,JUIcer, percolato£ and toaster-and I guess I don't evenneed to mentIon her electriC refrigerator, for every ..body recogmzes now that there's no other method ofrefrIgeratiOn that equals the modern, electriC way.Boy' Our aU electrIC kItchen sure has made a dIffer-ence In our household."

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FORT LEONARD WOOD MISsoun -FIrst LIeutenant WIlhamT Mornson husband of MrsWIlham T Mornson 667 Washmgton road Grosse Pomte MlchIgan has Just been awarded theBronze Star Medal for herOICachIevement III Germany WIththe 45th FIeld ArtIllery Bn ofthe EIghth Infantry DivIbIOn

Lleutenant Mornson now ISstatIOned at Fort Leonard WoodMISSOUrI WIth the Golden Arrow DlvlO;;Ion

The c 1 tat Ion accompanymgLIeutenant MorrIson sawardstated In part

For herOIC achIevement Inconnection WIth mIlItary operahons agamst the enemy on 11

•Lieutenant William MorrisonAwarded Bronze Star Medal

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GEORGE, left, and ALFRED GREEN, 17 year old tWInsons of Mr and Mrs George Green of Mapleton road, enteredthe MantIme ServIce together In July of thIS year. GeorgeIS In England and Alfred IS In South Amenca. Both attendedGrosse Pomte HIgh School.

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..Water from the tap washes awaythe finely ground material

Close cover on disposal unit andturn on motor GrlOder reducesa11refuse to a soft pulp lU a fewmInutes ..

Simply scrape refuse from dlsheslOto disposal unit It makes nodifference whether refuse IS softor hard

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-LT (Jg) HAROLD J MARTY IUSNR, 575 Lakeland road GrossePomte MICh today wItnessedthe formal Japanese surrenderfrom thIS submarme one of the12 representatives of the underseas serVIce WhIch sank moreJap ShIpS than any other AllIedmIlItary arm

The Pilotflsh made exten<;lIVewar patrols In the East ChmaSeas and In Japanese EmpIrewaters • • •

It's not too early to be thinkmg about what electrICIty can dofor your home In the days to come Forward lookmg famIlIesare gIvmg careful conslderat1On to all the labor savmg, comfort makmg convemences that electriCIty can prOVide Theyhave learned by experience that the old fash10ned way 1Sthewasteful way They know that the mag1c of electrICity can maketheIr hV1ng better, safer and happ1er. They are about to turnon the electrICMe

JOHN FOLEY who recentlyfInIshed boot camp at GreatLakes IS now based In San Dlego,Cal and would lIke to hear fromhIS Pomte frIends at the fonow-mg addressJohn Foley F3c No 315 17.18USNATE Boat Engmeermg

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CATHOLIC THEATER'The Great BIg Doorstep', a

warm human comedy of LOUISIana bayou hfe WIll be the open-mg productIOn of The CatholIcTheatre s SIxth Annual Seasonbegmmng October 4 at the ArtInstitute AudItorIUm The playWIll run for three mghts October4,5and6

ON THE USS BON HOMMERICHARD .OFF JAPAN (Delayed)-JAMES P GLUGLA,a V1a t 1on ordnanceman secondclass USNR 2167 Beaufort drIveGrosse Pomte Woods ..MIch, ISservmg on thIS aIrcraft carnerWhICh has been assIgned to dutyas part of the US occupatIOnfleet

For 45 days precedIng the endof the war, the vessel steamed upand down the Japanese coast asthe 3rd Fleet staged 13 aIr raIdsand five bombaidments on theJap home Islands-and fi ed herguns only once That was whenthe almost perfect aIr cover perInltted a Jap SUICIde plane tosneak through only to be shotdown Just short of anothercarner

Gosh 1 yelled one of the menas he seIzed hIS helmet and dash-ed for hIS gun mount the war sover-It would kIll me to getkIlled now

ALLEN WINNING Q M I/c,left last Tuesday evemng for theWest Coast to awaIt furtherorders aftel spendmg two weeksWIth hIS pao,ents Mr and MrsH H Wmmng of 745 Washmgton road Allen has been In theSouth PaCIfic for some time HISbrother LT HARRY WINNINGAAF whom he hasn t seen mthree years came on from hISstation at Savannah GeorgIa, forthe reumon

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MALCOLM M JOHNS whoserved three years as chIef speclallst m mUSIC In the Navy hasbeen detached from serVIce anelS returnmg to hIS former posluonIn the Grosse Pomte MemOrialchurch as aSSIstant organI<;t anddIrector of the boys' and gIrls'chOIrs

PFC JAMES W INSELL of1059 Maryland avenue GrossePomte Park has been awardedthe Bronze Star Medal for hero-Ism m the RhIneland Ardennesand Central Europe accordmg toword receIved from the PublIcRelatIOns SectIOn ETO InsellIS a rifleman and had pre.vlOusly been awarded the Com-bat Infantry Badge

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PFC BERNARD J CURRANson of Mrs Mary Curran of 1021Maryland avenue IS an aSSOCIateedItor of The Grandstander of.flclal newspaper of Camp Twen-ty Grand of the 89th InfantryDIVISIOn m France

'The Grandstander' scoopedthe ETO wIth the fIrst messagesof the Jap surrender dlstnbutmg 5 000 small mImeographedcopIes contammg the bIg newsby cub plane

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Scene of the formal presenta some 27 000 patlentsbon of Secretary of Navy James '" * *Forrestal s commendahon was a TECH SERGT IRVING BOOKPortland Ore shIpyard where of 442 Neff road CIty of Grossethe vessel docked recently after Pomte WIS dIscovered at thf' Bre~pleuon of seven triPS to Ok m~n Port Command In Germany

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Complamts that boys werethrowmg rIpe tomatoes at pass ..mg motorIsts took Farms PollceOfficers CrOOks and Yacks toChalfonte apd Mt Vernon Sun-day evempg The boys had dIS~appeared when they reached thescene

or miles o£ WIre and cable will have to beproduced and placed - central offices en.larged -many new ones bUIlt. Central officeeqUIpment wIll have to be manufactured andconnected Into the system. Much of thiS isslow, paInstakIng hand-work.

So, many of those now waItIng wIll nothave serVIce for a long hme. It may takenearly two years before telephones can hemotalled generally wlthont delay.

If you are waitIng, we apprecIate YOUI'patIence. We promIse to prOVIde you with"1'Vlce Just a. qUIckly as poSSIble.

COLD WEATHER SIGNA :furnace backfIred In the

Vanlayen home at 539 Unl\r~r-Slty place Sept 17, tilllng thebasement WIth smoke The CItyfIre department responded to thecall

Sweet SixteenClub Has Party

The Sweet SIxteen Club heldItS second bIrthday party onWednesday September 19 m thehome of Mrs WIlham MAdamson Umverslty place AssIstmghostesses were Mrs Ben Rush,Mrs Leonard Slowrm, Mrs

~ FrederIck Farr and Mrs WalterFnzzell

The oldest member present was83 and the youngest 70 ThISgroup of slxteeners meet tWIcea month m homes of the mem~bers Most of them dId not knowother each when they orgamzedand have gamed a great deal ofpleasure out of the compamonsh,p of the last two years Manyof the members !lve WIth sonsand daughters and have comefrom commumtIes all over theUmted States

Present for the party were MrsThomas Be~ttle, Mrs Lela 1\1:Wigman, Mrs Jane GeIsel, MrsClaudIa Coleman, Mrs ","hceShed, Mrs Ella Flemmg, MrsBertha Barnard, Mrs CharlesKuhn, Mrs ElSIe Gralse and MrsEllzabeth MaxweU.

Members not able to attend m-cluded Mrs Agnes Parsons, MrsAnna Issler t Mrs Emma Kmg,l\.frs Georg'~ OlIger !.rd Mra CF Meek

Anyone mterested In JOlUmgthIS group IS urged to call MrsAdams at Tuxedo 1-1305 Trans-portatIon 18prOVIded

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!ELEPHONE manufacturers are reconvertingto ClV1ban produetlOn as fast as they can.MIchIgan Bell slready has launched lis$120,000,000 five.year post.war program o£expansion and Improvement. We wIll step Itup as rapidly as suffiCIent equipment andtraIned manpower become avaIlable

Between a thIrd and a halE o£ the 125,000famIlIes now waltmg for service can he caredfor as soon as enough telephone Instrumentsare produced-a matter of months.

To:fill the majority of orders, however, in-strument! alone won't do the Job. Thousands

EDWARD J PONGRACZ, pop-ular Kercheval avenue jeweler ISoff for two weeks In New York

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MISS RUTH A MlLLER andHarold Largent were marrIed onSept 22 m the home of thebride's parents, :vIr and MrsCarl D Ml1ler of 1305 BerkshIreRoad, qross~ Pomte Park ThebrIde's attendant was her SIS~ter, Mrs M L Stanen, and MrJoseph MlCkulm waa the bestman PIcture by John's StudlO

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WOODS PRESBYTERIANSunday Sept. 30

Mrs John FranCIS KleIn, MIChl~gan Regent of the Daughters ofthe AmerIcan Colomsts, enter~tamed the executIve board at aluncheon m her home on Lmcolnroad on Friday, Septemoer 21.

It was the fIrSt meetmg of thefall season and Autumn colorsdecorated the table, WIth a beau ..tIful center-pIece of lUSCIOUSfrUIt

Plans for the wInter programswere dIscussed and mterestmgspeakers were proposed for futuremeetmgs

Mrs. John Francis KleinIs Hostess at Luncheon

PARK TO INVEST $75,000The Park VIllage CommIssIon

voted Monday mght to Invest$75,000 of surplus funds m Gov.vernment CertIficates as an In..vestment for the Smkmg FundThe move was recommended byFmance CommISSIOner Karl RGoddard, iOlIDer VIllage presi ..dent

serVIce for the Sunday SchoolWIll be held In the 10 30 serVIceat Bethany Paster RIess willpreach on ChrIstian EducatlOnand the Sunday School chlldrenWIll partlclpate m the serVIcethemselves

Sunday, Oct 71030 a m -World WIde Com-

mumon SerVIce, WIth the recep~tIon of new members

• • •Wednesday, Oct 3

12 Noon-The PlOneer GUIldof the Women s ASSOCIatIonwl1lhold Its regular monthly bus,-ness meetmg at the home ofMrs B D Cnst, 1610 Torreyroad

GROSSE POINTE NEWS

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JEFFERSON AVEMETHODIST

FISHING LICENSE ISSUED

Hunter.s Caps. Red Leather ••••••••••••••••• $2.25Fishln9 Rod, Complete •••••••.••••••••••••• $24.50

For trolling 8:. still 1ishing-(Bod alone, $1095).Charcoal. Per Bag:••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 40cOutdoor Grill ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $4.95Large 3.Cell FlashIi9ht $2.50Fire Extln9uisher for Home, Camp,

Auto or Boat $10.95

SOOTTS Helps Keep Down WeedsLate summer app!lcahon ofScotts Turf BUIlder grassioodrenews lawn VIgor and healthScotts Seed planted now enJoysIdeal growmg condItions andqUIckly develops mto sturdyturf.

Scotts Lawn Seed9991 % weedfree seed for lawnsIn full sun or lIght shade1 Ib • $ 75 10 Ibs • $ 7255lbs - 365 251bs - 1750For Dense Shade-1 1b • $ .85;3 Ibs _ $2.55

Scotts Turf Builder-50 lbs of thIS enrlched graasfood feedsa large SIZe lawn of 5000 sq ft. for the small Investment of$3 75 25 lb. • $2 25 100 Ibs - $6.50

Fall s that way' And your hard.ware store IS really your fIrst port

of supply Come In today.

Hunting, Fishingand Other OutdoorNeeds for Sportsmen

~ So Much Going onthe Hardware

lor and Semor HIgh SchoolGroups The FellowshIp Meet-mg for thIS commg Sunday w111be held at the same address, Sunday evenmg at 6 30 All youthfrom the ages of 12 to 23 arecordIally mVlted

BETHANY EVANGELICALA new year begms for the

Bethany Sunday School thISnext Sunday, Sept 30 The ChIl~dren of all grades WIll advanceto the next age group A speCIal

'there WIll be a serVIce of Con~secratlOn for Church School Tea ..ehers and OffIcers at 11 am• • •

Both the Intermediate and theTn-C Youth FellowshIp GroupsWIll begm theIr fall and WInterprogram WIth a Youth Rally nextSunday aftexnoon, September 30,begmnmg at 4 pm The programWIll mclude group smgmg andgames, a banquet, and a serVIceof worshIp Arno Von WalthausenWIll speak

• • •ST JAMES LUTHERAN Stamps for MISSIons

Smce September 29 has beenset aSIde In the calendar of the The semor SOCIety of Bethanychurch year as the feast of St has maugurated a Stamps for

MISSIOns campaIgn among theMIChael and all holy angels, the ChrIstIan Day School chIldrenSunday sermon WIll treat WIththe doctorme of the angels, pOlnt~ These stamps are gamerea here t

mg out the conflIct In the battle and sent to Stamps for MISSlonsfor souls between the good and headquarters In St LOUIS, MoeVIl angels where they are separated and

Next Sunday mornmg at 10 sold, the proceeds gomg for fora m an adult BIble class WIll be eign mISSIons All work on thISorgamzed under the leadershIp proJect IS carrIed on by volun~

teers who receIve no remunera~of the pastor The meetmgs WIllbe held In the upstaIrs lounge of bonthe Punch and Judy, lastmg for!approxImately forty mmutes Aulare welcome "

* * * 1030 a m -Rally Day ser~The church Vestry WIll hold VlCes WIll be held lU each de-

Its regular monthly meetmg on partment of the Church SchoolMonday, October 1 at 8 pm, at 7 30 P m -TUXIS Club mem-the NeIghborhood Club bers WIll meet for a rally ser.

II< * * VICe m the LIttle Red SchoolThe Lutheran Laymen's Lea... House Delegates to summer con"

gue Board meets on Tuesday, ferences WIll conduct the meet~October 2, 8 pm, at the home of lngWalter Faust, 922 Lakepomte.

GRACE EVANGELICALNext Sunday w111be Rally Day

at Grace Church There WIll be aRally Day serVIce dUrIng theChurch School Hour WhICh begms at 9 30 am Mrs Bucken- ..hizer WIll tell a story and theBegInner and PrImary Depart~ments WIll smg Parents and ad~ults are InVIted to attend thISservice

ST PAUL'S EVANGELICALA change of tIme In the Ger ...

man SerVIce has Just been madeeffectIve Instead of begmnmgat 9, the serVIce wIll start at8 15 a m Rev Phl1llpp SchmIdtWIll be the preacher.

Tuesday8 p m -Wesleyan SerVIce

GUIld meetmgThursday

10 a m -Red Cross Sewmg12 30 pm-IndIan luncheon

followed by busmess meetmg andprogram of the Woman S SOCIety

MISS Leola Green, a memberof thIS church, now on furloughfrom mISSIonary work In IndIa,WIll be the speaker Reservatlonsfor luncheon must be made.

FAITH EVANGELICALSunday, Sept 30

FIrst and second year catechIsmdasses Saturday 9 am

Monday, 7 30 pm-Teachersmeetmg

Tuesday, 6 pm-GIrl ScoutsTuesday, 7 pm-Boy Scouts

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GROSSE POINTE METHODISTThe Youth FellowshIp of the

Grosse Pomte MethodIst Church,held Its fIrst meetmg at thehome of Mr and Mrs JosephThomas 867 Umverslty, GrossePOInte CIty last Sunday evenmgat 630 The Youth FellowshIpWIll be organIzed mto both Jun~

The first Sunday III OctoberWIll be RaBy Day for PeacdSunday School

Century old brass heirloomcandelabra were presented thechurch, Sunday mormng byMrs F McGary along WIth agIft of altar ferns from the Sun~day School chl1dren• • •

Servmg on Calvary s altarcommItte are Mrs Leonard Wltz~ke and Mrs Ed E Groth, pastoffIcer of the Grosse PomteWoods Garden Club.• • •

POINTE UNITARIANMonda;!, Oct 1

7 30 p m -Scouts meet InrecreatIon room under leadershIpof Mr Stewart H Manson• • •

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noon program wIll be 4'Womenat Work In the Church U MrsLyndle R Martm, presIdent ofthe Women's Umon wIll presIdeAt the evemng seSSlOnDr HaroldSkIdmore, state supermtendentand Dr Walton Cole mInister ofFIrst Church wIll speak TheGrosse Pomte church s offIcIaldelegates are Mr and Mrs RobertHannah, Mr and Mrs JohnOades

Tuesday Oct 211 00 a m -Regular meetmg of

the Board of the Women s AI-hance

GIrl Scouts under the dIrectionof Mrs H Fmdlay met Wed.nesday, Sept 26 at 4 p m

GROSSE POINTE MEMORIALSUNDAY, SEPT 30

945 am-Sunday M 0 r n lngForum (formerly MarrIed Peo-ple s Class), Speaker. Dr FrankFltt

1100 am-Mormng WorshIpDedICatIOn SerVIce for the ChurchSchool OffIcers and Teachers,Sermon by Dr Fltt• • •

TUESDAY, OCT 2Women's ASSOCIatIonDay

10 00 am -Sewmg and Kmt-tIng Group-KItchenette and As-sembly Room

11 30 a m -Devotional SerVICe,Busmess SeSSIOn Pro g ramSpeaker, Dr George W Shep ..herd, MISSIonary In Chma andPersonal ~dvlsor to Generahs-Simo ChIang Kal-Shek- 'Cleans-mg Chma s Augean Stables"

1 00 p m -Lunche~n - Men'sLounge

1 45 pm -Sewmg and KmttmgContmued

CALVARY LUTHERANWelcome news has been re ..

celved that Calvary s new perm ..anent pastor, the Rev WalterGeffert, wIll begm hIS mInistryIn Grosse Pomte Woods as soonas SUItable hvmg quarters can befound

Thursday, Oct 410 am to 4 pm-Sewmg Umt

of Women's AllIance The- newproject for thIS season IS makmgslIppers for returnmg veteransIn our local hospItals Mrs Ed-ward W Jackson IS In charge

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The sewmg umt of theWomen's AuxI!lary held It<:;firstfa1l1lleetmg last Wednesday atthe home of Mrs F Moreau• • •

Walther Leaguers meet Thurs-day, Sept 27 at 7 30 pm. WIth aJunlOr Zone Orgamzer• • •

MESSIAH LUTHERANHoly Communlon WIll be cele~

brated In the late servIce, at 1030am Sunday.

The Sunday School wIll be mseSSlOnfrom 9 15 to 10 15 0 clock

PEACE EV LUTHERANSmce clocks are bemg turned

back one hour Peace LutheranChurch, East Warren and Bal~four, WIll not change the tImeof serVIce for the wmtermonths The time schedule WIllremam as follows Early serVIceat 8 a m second serVICe at10 45 am, Sunday School andBIble classes at 9 30 a m• • •

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At KILGORE and HURD the "buy.ers" are the men who run and own thebusiness ••• men of wIde and pleasantacqual7ltance. , • men whose tastes andactIvities are, no doubt, very much lzkeyour own. That IS why materials, col.ors, patterns In our clothing stocksmaintain a standard of good taste soconsIstently dependable.

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SALEM BRANCH CHURCH POINTE CONGREGATIONALDue to unavOIdable CIrcum Fnday, 7 30 p m the fIrst chOIr

stances the serVIces on October 7 rehearsal of the season wIll beheld at 707 Umversity place

wIll not be held In the LIttle under the dIrectIon of Mrs InezSchool House Members and theIr Collver MohnfrIends wIll worshIp In the * I/o oil

Mother church On October 14 the Sunday, September 30, marks!erVlces wIll contmue as usual the begmnIfig of RehglOus Edu-That wIll also be CommunIon cahon Week Mr ScheId wIllSunday preach on the theme, "Character

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The Salem MemorIal Ladles' * * •Gmld wIll hold Its fIrst cardparty on October 12 There w111be table and door prIzes andvarIOUS Items WIll be sold

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&:A~7'or Shine!Remember the number-N 1.7474

NOTE:Clip and aHach to your 'Phone Book

~ ~~~.~~;~~;~;;~~~!;~!;;~~~~~~~~.,GROSSE POINTE CAB CO. :••

TAXI CABSNIGHT AND DAY SERVICE

Call :,•j NI.1414 I, .~._..•...•... _ .•.............•.....•..... - ~.~

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SEPTEMBER 28 • 29

Wall Washing

RELIABLl! ELECTRIO

RefrigerationSERVICE

READY TO SERVE YOU!ALL BELT DRIVEN

REFRIGERATION PBQMPT'COMMERClAL CALLHOUSEHOLD

ELECTRIC MOTORREPAIRING

25 Yrs'. Experiente

A. H. DePaepeNI. 1440

CompleteRefrigeration

ServiceKRAUSE

SALES & SERVICETO. '.2130

ElectricalWIRING

and

RepairingBryson Home Shop22329 9-Mile Rd, near Mack

RosevIlle 13b3-WEvenings - TUxedo 1-4363

ALL-BRIGHTWindow Gleaning Co.9213 Philip AR. 111 0

Appliances Commg Soon

RADIO REPAIRSIroners • Sweepers

Washer Repairs

OLDESTABLISHED

FIRM

10561 ROXBURY

For 25 Years We HlWe BeenServing Grosse Po,nt.

Interior. ExteriorPainting and

DecoratingW. Must Be R,ghlCall For Est,mat.

Save Used Fatsl

Crosse Pomte Woods

..th8finer interiorand exterior

PAINTING andDECORATING

NI. 4256

Punch and JudyTHEATRE NI•• 3898KERCHEVAL at

FISHER ROAD

b!HSbobbbbbo

___________ 111

"EXPERIMENT PERILOUS"

"A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN"

FRIDAY. SATURDAY

Hedy Lamarr. George 8rent

"IMITATION OF LIFE"

00000060600

SUNDAY.MONDAY.TUESDAY SEPT. 3(1 • OCT. 1 .2

Dorothy McGuire • - Joan Blondell

WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY OCTOBER 3 • 4

Return Engagement of

Cloudette Colbert • Warren William

HIT-RUN DRIVER whIle It was parked m front ofhIS home The drIver hurrIed

A hIt-run drIver was reported on but Mr BIShop obtamed theto Park polIce Fnday by Mr hcense number of the car heBIShop of 15034 Mack avenue was drIvmg OffIcers Boone andwho s~ud hIs car had been struck Hoyer are followmg up the case.

or

SUPERSERVICE

BRUSH

SPRAYWORK

FreeEstimates

Also Alarm. Cloekand Jewelry

Repaired

ALL.BRIGHTCleaning & Pointing CO.

P~~~P AR. 1110

Ol'EN DAILYMondav thrn Satnrday

Mack at Roslyn Rd

CHAS. POWLESLAND KENNELSBETWEEN LINCOLN AND FISHER ROADS

We Wasb and Trim All BreedsDogs, All Breeds BOaTdecJby Day or Month

18115 MACK AVENUE NI. 4221

PAINTINGand

Watches RepairedONE WEEK SERVICE

- UPON REQUEST -All Work Guaranteed. 35 Years ExperIence RepairingBoth Anlerlcan and SWISS Watches • Estimates Free!

DECORATING

You 11 always find tempt ..mg delIcIOUS foods here

prepared by best cooksIn townl

All Popular Refreshments

RADIO SERVICE WASHERPARTS FOR ALL MAKES • PICKUP AND DELIVERY

FLUORESCENT BULBS AND FIXTURESVacuum Cleaners and Sewmg Maehmes RepaIred

Most Makes of Tubes

Pointe Appliance Shop15318 East Jefferson Open LEnol 9229Opp Esquire Theatre EvenIngs

JeS$ Gallagher14624 MACK AVE., at Manistique'- JNlghtmgale Market is TU I '!t280Directly Opposite Us. • ""

POINTE GL~~!~~! ~OI!.~~LORSMen's and Lad.es' SUIts Tailored To Order LE. 3040Alterations Relmmg Cleaning and Pressmg

14931 EAST JEFFERSON, at Glty iml sFred M Schuman llstablished 1925 Open Eves, 't.1I 7:00

STANDARDRED CROWN

We Do All Types of Welding

KADUR'SMact at Ros,lyn

~•••••• *************************************************************** ••II GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE II~i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<i<..J

TRUCK WHEELS LOCKA U S Mall !tuck whose

wheelS locked at CadIeux andMack Tuesday evemng, swervedmto a BUlck WhICh had .stoppedand was waIting to make theturn mto Mack James EllIOtdriver of the truck was gIven atlcket for reckless dnvmg

CAdillac5921

RICHTER'S Cafe15125 HARPER, at Lakepolnte

Open Again and Ready for Business

•81~ew:.~kl BERNIE GREEN co~:~s;t~~C.

PAT WALSH DANGERS • MARY LOU PAVEL

SAMMY MANDELL and his OROHESTRA

lassieTAVERN

No AdmIssIon Charge Before 9 p m Except Sat, Sun,and HolIdays

Now' Modern Kitchen - New Chef - Marvelous FoodDancing NIghtly from 9 P In Complete Shows at 9 30 pm and 12 SOam

East Jefferson at Shook RoadPhon! Mt. Clemens 8961

Chinese Food

Complete tine 01

of All KmdsDANCING

SAT, 9 P MSUN, 6 P M

Mlcltael Angelo s FamousCONTINENTAL FIVE

SEA FOODSTEAKSCHOPS

CHICKEN

Bellows Specialties

Unrat,oned ImportedWme, & Domesll~

and dehclOus

Dme at TWs OrIgInal TavernFamous Home of

Open Saturdays Sundays andHolIdays at 4 00 P M

Week Days at 5 00 P MClosed Mondays

6th Season Now Open!

Grosse PointeWoods Recreation

THE WINE SHOP127 Penobscot Bldg.

FINE ENvmONMENT :e'J

I Excellent Leagues .-.wIth a Few ''''

Openmgs \fJ20422 Mack 1\at Lan,",ter .1NI 9638 or \ w....

TV 0521

TUxedo1.3940

wIth th.'amoll .. sIngIng

mal. cltoras

Happy & EdPlaying The".

Fleemeal Gustars

Courteous Ser'Uce InA Pleasant At'1'0sphereDeLuxe Menu Includes

FINAL WEEK BEGINNINGSUNDAY MATINEE

Get theEarly

AmerIcanHab,t

16023 MACK AT DEVONSHIRE

(..ANNOT SLIP Holds mUilclell togetherwith 8 soft CO.llcave padKeeps rntn:re tightly closed at all timeflwhIle working! Uftiiig. walking or f1wimmlDg Lightweight

REASON SHOULD TEACH YOn NOT TOPLACE A BULB OR BALL IN OPENINGOF RVPTUBE WHICH KEEPS MUSCLESSPREAD APART

Single, $70-Doub/e, $75FREE EXAMINATION-No Obligation

Immediate Fitting-Hours. 10 00 to 6 00

Eves $800, $240, $180, $120 I¥.fiMat Sun, Sept 30 and Sat $240 to $1~O

Now Open Every DayEXCEPT MONDAYS

Enjoy a Splendid Dinner atA. BLESSING CAFE

COOLED BYREFRIGERATION

AI WhiteThe KING ofthe IvoNes.

Mack Ave.at Oxford Road

fptel.,., Mltcted c.st Ie•• rla.Alenander Laurel Detmar Toby Nma

Gray Hurley Poppen Durst Varelaand THE FAMOUS STUDENT ORCHESTRA

MATINEESun., Sept. 3C

Cadieux at EvanstonJust North of Harper

IInproved Patented

Also Complete Line ofabdommal SupportsFrom Stoek or Madeto order

CHOICEBEER WINE

LIQUORSAND MIXED

DRINKS

Dobbs Truss Co. .lat.Now Available-New Df-sign Single Scrotal. $l5-Donble Scrotal. $20

1208 EATON TOWER, DETROIT, MICH

NeighborhoodClub News

~GALA 20th ANNIVERSARY of

The Most Beloved Operetta of All TImeMessrs Shubert Present

Sigmund Romber.fs Greatest Triumph

THE STUDENTPRINCE

We Have Meat

• STEAKS • TURKEY• CHOPS • CHICK \N

\' • BOAST BEEF • DUCK:l _ • SPEC1ALS • SEA FOOD

~

(when available)

f~\J:8'f:.'w 'ed leethe' booths,\ ,& and new decorations for2 your complete comfort

'/ and enjoyment... For ReservatIOns:J.; CALL NI 9758

RUPTURED?

Early ADleri~anRESTAURANT

VOGUECocklail Loungeand Recreation

* Serving those deliCIOUSEarly American Steaks,Grosse POinte Deluxe Hamburgers, Chops, and

other tasty dIShes.

As Popular at Noon as In the Evening

They Are TerrificEntertamment Starts NIghtly at8 P M - Sunday at 3 P M

~ew NeopreneCompOSItIOn

Washable

strapless. Beltless,Bulbless

DOBBS TRUSS

VOGUD COCKTAILThe ~ LOUNGE

THE HOT SPOT OF THE EAST S/DE

Enjoy a SparklinC) EveninC)-See and Hear

All classes are startmg at theclub thIS week ActiVIties forglr Is will be as follows

Tuesday from 4 to 5 age 6 to9, Crafts and Gym Wednesdayfrom 4 to 5 age 10 and overCrafts and Gym Thursday 4 to

JEWELRY CLASS Are you 5 age 8 and over Tap Dancmgmterested In a Jewelry Class FrIday 4 to 5, age 8 to 10 Bluefor adults? The Neighborhood birds, FrIday, 4 to 5 age 10 and

over Camp FIfe Saturday 10Club has an opportunIty of to 11 age 5 to 7, Ballet Classoffermg a class In Jewelry mak- Saturday, 11 to 12, age- 8 andmg, plashes and wood carvmg over Ballet Class]f there IS enough mterest Please GIrlS who are mterested Incall NI 46QO and leave your basketball are InvIted to comename and phone numbel! and to the club on Thursday eve-when a sufficIent number regIs" mngs from 7 to 9 ThIS groupter a class WIll be started IS open to gIrls 16 and over

,

TU.2.3883

We Cater TOI

MEETIMOGENE

I I• •

~ID'~CAFECOCKTAIL-LOUNGE

16345 HARPER at COURVILLE

ChOIce Beer Wines Liquors andMixed Drinks

Square DanCing Every WednesdayNight Fun for all.Larqe Dance Floor

HOME COOKINGHEBMAN STRELE, Prop.

The Alibi Queen

Air Conditioned Year Around

of~ :.:,;,.

October 18

in the

We Are Now ServingFrench Fried Potatoes!

NOW IN SEASON-FRIED OR ON HALF SHELL

Dancing Every Nite to•

A New Band SensationThe Vocaliers' ••• They're Terrific!

Phylis Horton, Songstress

H F h Nat'onally Knownarry renc Novaehord Art",t

GrossI Pointe N~wl

LISTENTO

First Real Break!

See Tomorrow's Stars Get Their

Known forSizzling Steaks, Chops, Chicken, Frog Legs and Fish

Choice LIquors, Atmosphere and Entertainment

MONDAY N/lE

Is AMATEUR NITE at SID'S

Slill East Side s faVOrite eatlnq place-Mac s Cafe-servlnq a WIde v~r1ety of chOice Sea Foods andthe F nest Meat ava lable Bring the family-dinehere tonlqht.

Food Served Weeks Days to 12 pm.; Sundays, Noon to 9 p.m.

DINE AND DANCE AT THE

Alpen Rose Garden10730 E. Warren

Open ivery Sunday

15241E. WARREN.t Barham

I

Iwl-Bldg. MaterialLumber, Garage materIal, f ..

Beams, SUMP PUMPS, NewRoll BrIck and Asbestos, &wood Sldmg Shmgles, IntenorDoors & Tnm Storm Sash, Etc.Open Mon 'tlll 7 p m, BRINGTRAILER - Rehable LumberCompany, 24155 SchoenherrRd Jct M.97 & 9'h MIle Rd.

East DetrOIt

v-Piano Tuning

COMPLETE radIO repaIrs andrecondltlOnIng, 15 years' ex..penence Expert, courteousserVlce All work guaranteed.LEnox 5688

Irl-Cement WorkCEMENT WORK

New or repaIr work.Drlveways, porches,

basement floors, rat walls,CIty walks,

BondedFor free estImate call

E VAN NESTEPIngree 2179

PIANO tumng-Electrlc cleanlll g.Chfford L Edwards, TUxedo1-3173.

Landscaping

GEI'lERALLANDSCAPING

Complete job Sodding Seedxng '1011Dressmg Trees Trimmed Removed.and Transplanted

Evergreen Nursery <S.rden.

Berk ond Wolfrom17331 Harper at WoodhallTV 1 0850 or TV 1 4305

EXPERT tree serVIce, tnmmmgand removmg Free estlmates.Telephone RoseVIlle 2738-J.

IT S TIME to consider FaItplantlng Buy g u a r an t.e e dPontIac Nursery Stock In-qUIre about free llldlvldual ..Ized landscape plan EllzabethVIagner, PIngree 8720

Page Fifteen

Here is somethmg you wantto tell your famIly Under old.age and surVIvors Insurance,surVIvors benefits are payablewhen you dIe-no matter at whatage that happens

That 1S somethmg SOme work.ers' famIlIes shll don't under-standl' The WIfe and chIld of alIvmg wage earner can t getbenefits untIl the w'Orker IS 65or over and stops work Butthey can get surVIvors benefitswhen the worker dIes any tIme,whether It s before he Is 85 orafter-provIded he IS Insured atthe tIme of hls death Theremay be monthly benefits, or Justa lump-sum dependmg on whomakes up the famIly But al-most always somethmg 15payableto an msured worker's famIlywhen he dIes

If the worker leaves no oneImmedIately ehglble for monthlybenefits a lump-sum death bene-fit IS payable If a claIM IS filedwlthm 2 years ThIS 1umpMsu:mgoes to the WIdow, WIdower,chIld, grandchIld, or parent, inthe order named If the workerIS not surVIved by any such reI ..atlve the lump-sum may be paidto other relatIves or frIends InreImbursement fQr bunal ...penses

So don't delay tellmg yourfamlly You are bUlldlllg benefitrIghts for them Make sure theyknow they can get theIr benefitswhen you are gone-no matter atwhat age death comes

The SOCIal SecurIty Board o~fice for thIS sechon IS located M8037 Harper Avenue (at VanDyke', next to the EastownTheatre, and the phone numberIS PLaza 8714 Other offIces servomg Metropohtan DetrOIt arelocated as follows. 510 LafayetteBUlldmg, downtown, 14131 Wood...ward Ave, HIghland Park, and14246 MIchIgan Ave, Dearbol'll. J

Iml-Radio Repairs

Social SecurityHelps Survivors

CEMENT WORKGarage Floors, Dnves, Walks.Basement Floors Rat Walls.

FREE ESTIMATESF. Beeckman • C. GoossensTU 2-4841 NIagara 5908CEMENT and brlck work-

Porches, stone steps, base-ment, driveways, garages andSIde walks Free estunate. CanDrexel 1163

(ii-liress MakingBRING your alteratlOn trouble

to Marle Stephens, 13327 Ker-cheval MUrray 5740

DRESSMAKING and alterations.18641 Moross Road

DRESS makmg and alterahon;.TUxedo 2 0613

GEORGE DE CUNINCK-Lend.scapmg, gardemng and mam ...tenance Fall prumng. LEnox2710 Call after 5 p m.

NOW IS the tlme to have yourleaves raked and lawn fertihz.ed Veterans Landscapmg andLawn Cuttmg SerVIce. TUxedo1.0385

Washing Machine RepairsWASHING machmes, any make,

repaJred Pre war prIces Workguaranteed 14 years lU busl-ness Jerry's Household Ser-vIce TUxedo 3-1350

PRospect1166

12537Flanders

ill-Window WashingWINDOW cleamng, screens and

storm sash also wall cleamngExperts Free estImates CallTUxedo 1.3870.

Ralph J. KossPainting. Poperhonqlnq

Interior and ExteriorWollpoper Removed

By Steom

W. J. SOBECKPlnqree 6050

FOR DISTINCTIVEDECORATING

call

ELECTRICAL WIRINGAnd Repolrlng

Have All Available Material in StockTo Do

• New Homes • Old Homes• New Stores • Old Stores and

Repairing • Attic and• Recreation Rooms Wired

• Garage Wir!ng Underground• POwer Wirinj1; • Mise ElectrIcal

RepairingGood Service Res$onable

21-SERVICESI cl-Electric Repairs

POlntlnq 8< Decor.tlngOLive 1373

(Formerly WthCox & Baker Budders)

"EVERYTHING IN PAINTING"at reasonable cost Charles A.Schrader, DRexel 0388.

ERNEST DUJardm, PalOter andDecorator 820 Notre DameGrosse Pomte NIagara 5089

PAINTING, decoratmg, wall pa.permg. Prompt serVIce; rea-sonable rates Don Sherman,ROseVIlle II64-R.

ATTENTION' OutSIde pamtlngour speCIalty, IncludIng roofs,gutters and flashmgs For afirst class Job, call Chapman,VErmont 6.6077. Estlm ate sfree

MOORHATCHDECORATING SERVICE

PLaza 7561Com.plete Intenor & ExterlOr

WERNERZEISING

Painting & DecoratingInterior and Exterior

BAYERS i\lL ELECTRIC ANDAPPLIANCE CO

17330 E Warren TV 10440

leI-Custom CorsetsSPENCER CORSETS

INDIVIDUALLY deSIgned Dressand Surglcal garments Over13 years experIence MaudeBannert, 368 McKmley, GrossePomte Can NIagara 4027 orTOwnsend 7.4312

IfJ -RefrigeratIonREFRIGERATION and motor

serVIce LIcensed and bondedKelvlnator, FrIgldarre, ColdSpot, Copeland, Crosley andUmversal WIlhams, LEnox6783 If no anSwer call TRlmty1.4600.

QUALITY Refrlgeratlon ServIceGuaranteed serVIce on Coldspot, Crosley, Copeland, Unl-versal, Leonard, Kelvmator,Norge, FrIgIdaIre, other makesLIcensed, bonded PRospect7297. Day and nIght

lil-Paint and Decorate

II

I040 LawndaleVlnewood 2.8510

SERVICERUG &CARPET CLEANINGWe Sped.lize in Cleaning

Taoked.Down CarpetmgIn Your Home

CALL HOME UPHOLSTERY

CARPET OWNERS - AttentlonRepaIr now and save the wearAlso stair carpet shIfted Dayor evenlng NIagara 0703.

21-5ERVICESlal-General

GUARANTEEDFurniture Cleaning

In Your Home or OffIce

Upholsteryand Carpets

Cleaned at Your HomeDomestlc and Qnental

Guaranteed Moth-ProofIngDURAWA Y FABRIC

SERVICEFree EstImates

TUxedo 2.6249 VErmont 7-4377

ROOFING-Guaranteed roof reopairs, new ro6fs-free esti-mates. Only best quality usedCash or terms Sunshme Roof-ers, 7843 Gratiot PLa a 2010

WALL PAPER removed bysteam Wall washIng, wllldowwashlng, pamtmg and decora-tmg, Call PLaza 2010.

CAULKING Do you know aJluncaulked wlOdow Is hke awindow WIthout glass? CaUlk-ing saves fuel, health, draper-ies, curtams, rugs and pre-vents spIders, crIckets, antsand lOsects Costs but httleSaves 20% to 30% on fuel bIllCan PLaza 2010

LAWNMOWERS sharpened orrepaired by experts. We sharp.en or repaIr any artIcle youhave. RapId servIce.

FIXIT SHOP14221 Kercheval Avenue

LEnox 4352

TRimty 2-2258.

and

LET us waterproof yOur base-ment or extenor wall Satlsfac-tIon guaranteed Van Zanenand Son TUxedo 2.6297

STORM SASH for steel or woodWIndows; complete, Includingpamtlng and InstallatIon CItySash & Screen Company. PRos.pect 3700

POLISHING DONE-AndIronsSlIver, copper vases, etc Workguaranteed TUxedo 2 8902

ATTENTION' Expert pamtlngand decoratmg Busmess andreSIdentIal, includIng sprayserVIce Clean and pamt gut-ters, roofs, flashIngs, etc QUIckserVIce Free estImates CallChapman, VErmont 6-6077

WE speCIalIze In cleanmg carpetson your floor. Phone for esb.mate. Hames Carpet Cleaners,TUxedo 1.1260

CARPET CLEANING CO.

For InunedlCte SerVIce.

(

C. TROJAN19991 Andover

TOwnsend 5.6506

i

Grosse PointeReal Estate

Call Upon-

NI.4100

If You WIsh to Buy or Sell

GROSSE POINTE WOODS-1625 Hampton road, 6 rooms,3 bedrooms 011 A C. heatGarage NIagara 5003

MOROSS (7 MIle) 20659, nearHarper-Bnck duplex, tllebath, storm windows, pIcketfence QUlck sale. $11,900Owner.

KENNETH L.MOORE CO.

9-ARTICLES WANTEDBOOKS bought In any quantlty

Entire hbrarIes, bookcases aadpamtmgs. Bronzes B. C. elaes,1il'10 Leverette. Phone CHerry4267.

FURNITURE WANTED-If youhave anything lU the line ofhousehold furmture and rugs,call The Neatway FurnIture,13930 Kercheval LEnox 2115

ANY AGED trunks Best prlcespaId TOwnsend 8-8308

BABY BED, lU good condition,grow sprmg NIagara 3493

BOYS used Byrdcloth snOWSUItand helmet, powder blue, ted.dler s sIze 3 TUxedo 1.2644.

GOOD clarinets, cornets andother mUSIcal mstruments areneeded for prospectIve stuwdents In the Grosse P61ntePubhc Schools Phone Boardof EducatIon, NIagara 2000 orTUxedo 1-4047.

WANTED - Huntmg bow Re.curve, orange Osage or Yewwood, 4 to 5 feet long, ap-proxImately 60 pounds pUllNlagara 7383 •

WANTED TO BUY - Electrictram and accessorIes Drexel8886

12-AUTOS WANTEDPRIVATE party WIll buy station

wagon CondltlOn must be A-ITelephone TUxedo 2-2708

USED CAR wanted from privateparty only, 1936 1945 model,WIll pay cash TUxedo 2.7685

13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WANTEDGrosse Pointe

PropertiesALL SIZES

CASH BUYERSWAITING!

Call us for free &Ppralsal-18 years experIence In theVIllages throUilhout the Powt.

C.II LEnox 0100

John C. Staudt

CHALMERS

GROSSE POINTE-VIllage Laneby owner Four bedrooms, 2baths, maIds' quarters, InsulatedaIr condltlOned, gas he at.Reasonably early occ~pancyBy appomtment. NIagara 2820before 10 A M

GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Automatlc gas heat, 6 rooms,uhllty room Bnckote SIdIngLarge porch Two extra lots,$7800 Owner 2202 NesbItt

14-REAL ESTATEWANTED

end

I

(Next to Best & Co )

16840 Kercheval NI 9200

19-PETSBOSTONS-Well marked pups,

both sexes, pedIgreed 4428Seyburn IVanhoe 2055

SADDLE horse, regIstered stock,chestnut geldmg, 4~year-oldReasonably pnced TUxedo2.9149.

TOLES

Punch 8< Judy Block

POINTE NEWS

Ine.15322 East Jefferspn

GROSSE POINTEREAL EST6TE

PRIVATE party wants all brlckfiat, 6 and 6, In good condl"tlOn, from owner No agents,please DRexel 7230

SMALL HOME, two bedroomsand basement, In St ClaIrShores GratlOt TownshIp orEast Warren sectIon No deal.ers NIagara 3493

B-ARTICLES FOR SALEGIRL S 20" bIcycle, llke new

Also 20' tncycle 5241 Farm-brook, off 18000 East Warren

ANTIQUES, thoroughly Amer.lcan FItzroy 8930

ROLLA WAY bed, mattress andsprmgs (smgle), all metal, $20NIagara 3799

HIGH GRADE grandfather clock,hght mahogany 7 ft case, threesets chImes, moon phases, etcVery appealIng One year ofuse Complete prlCe mcludmgnew clock guarantee WIth twoyears' free serVlCe $625 East ..SIde Clock Shop, 13234 Kerche.val at Coplm Phone LE 3645.

GRANDFATHER clock, West.mmster chIme mantle clock,Seth Thomas stnkmg mantleclock, old style shelf alarm,stnkIng clock, Seth ThomaspreCISIon Jeweler s clock, etcNew clock guarantees backedby specla!lsts Your Baby Ben orBIg Ben alarm recondltlonedat less than cost EastSIde ClockSho1,." 13234 Kercht::val Phont::LEnox 3645

THREE-PIECE 'Best & Company'gabardIne SUlt and matchIngtopcoat, SIze 16, ongmal cost$150, wlll sell for $75 PaIr4'Barbara Lee' black pumps,never worn, SIze 813 No stamprequIred TUxedo 2 0454

FINE chma Venentlan cocktaIlglasses 17th Century Frenchdavenport, also modern daven-port, onental rugs, Aubussontapestry, cut glass, Duncan-Phyfe dmmg table and chaIrs,etc Call NIagara 3524

TEAL BLUE ChesterfIeld, SIze18 Green and gray plaId sportcoat, racoon collar, SIze 14Brown fItted coat, SIze 16Brown crepe dress. SIze 16TUxedo 2-0608

AN EXPENSIVE sheared beavercoat, SIX SlIver skms, boughtJ L Hudson last year, Ilkenew Dman, 5627 Sprmgfieid

ENTIRE contents mcludmg bed-room SUItes, llvmg and dmmgroom furruture, rugs, curtams,drapenes, bedspreads, lamps,pressure cooker, electnc roaster porch furnIture, radIOSNIagara 2799

BLACK, all wool fItted wmtercoat, black PerSIan fut' tnm~med sleeves and tuxedo front,matchmg hat of black PerSIanSIze 12-14 NIagara 9440 850Westchester road

MIRROR, custom made rectang-ular, 30 x36 " WIth green fabrICframe NIagara 3244

USED WIne kegs, one 15, three10, two 5 gal Crocks, two 10,one 12 gal Grmder, syphonsetc Sold complete only, $20NIagara 8246

ROSE colored davenport m goodcondItlOn Upnght plano re-condltloned TUxedo 1.4017

REFRIGERATOR "H 0 t POl n t"1942 Dmette set, cabmet radIO,occaslOnal chaIr, portable VIC-trola, pmg pong table, ;2 H Pmotor, man s bIcycle, scooter.20659 Moross, near Harper

LADIES' wmter SUIt (mmk trIm)WIth matchmg hat CIvet catfur Jacket EvenIng dress AllsIze 16 NIagara 2468

GRAND plano, Vase make. goodcondlhon NI 5970

WOLVERINE E Flat Alto saxo-phone, nearly new Niagara3657

TWO table lamps GIrls Jackets,age 10 and 12 Blue sergeSprmg coat, age 10 BrownskIrt, age 12 HearIng aIdLenox 3152

BABY carr18ge, beautIful pre ..war two-tone WhItney cab, hkenew, $38 Also play pen 278FIsher road

DAVENPORT, excellent condl.tlon Bedroom furniture LargeKermonshah rug, worn Varutydresser Tuxedo 1-1712

5 H P JOHNSON outboard WIthSImplex starter, 1941, lIke newGIrl s Roll Fast bIke WIthevery accessory on It, generat-or, llghts, horn, etc Drexel8886

MOVING to Florlda Owner sell-mg pre-war quahty furllltureStIll aval1able, dlmng roomsUlte, hvmg room and oc-caSIOnal chall's, ladles deskdavenport table, double beddresser, table top range bIrdbath, lawn tools After 7 eve..nmgs or afternons 1229 Bed~ford road, TUxedo 2-1851

HOLLYWOOD headboard andlegs Ottoman WhIte porch setTuxedo 1-1192

MATERNITY dresses, SIze 14,Two cotton one cashmerewool Tuxedo 2-7938

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IDEAL combmatlO)l hot waterheater and garbage burnerWIth 80-gallon tank and fit.tmgs, prlce $35 NIagara 3524

MEN'S b I k e, balloon hres,chrome wheels, extras Autofender skIrts Viohn GUItar,RadlO Car heater. DRexel7230

SHOTGUN, 18 gauge Sprmgflelddouble barrel hke new, WIthshells TrIcycle PaIr autohorns PaIr auto aprons Hard-wood hlgh chaIr SeWIng mawcrone motor and foot pedalCocktaIl table, glass top FIXIt Shop, 14421 Kercheval ave

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CADIEUX-Duprey - Brlck bun.galow, 4 years old FIve largerooms, completely furnIShedNatural fireplace Gas heatAutomatIc hot water. LeavmgcIty NIagara 492;

BRAND new Pedler clarmetBaby SIze washmg machIn"and attachable wrmger Engwhsh trIcycle Small Thor GladIron Mangle TUxedo 2 8270

BLACK caracul coat good can.dlbon, SIze 16, $60 NIagara1821 ,

ANTIQUES - Set of HaVIlandchma and HaVIland platesSIlver tea set Imported bluewater glasses Jewel boxSterllng candelabra IndIVIdualsIlver pIeces TWIn braceletsLEnox 0798

COtOA.DYED Ermme coat SlZe10 to 12, $100 TUxedo 2-4165

GREEN WILTON rug, 9'xl3',$50 Other small throw rugsand runners Twm bedspreads,Chemlle Call after 4 1327Hollywood TUxedo 2-2667

TWO GIRLS' bIcycles full SIzeDay bed TUxedo 2-9792

ELECTRIC refrIgerator, fa u rlarge trays, good condItIonSmgle bed box sprmgs andmattress TUxedo 1.2811

IRONITE IRONER, perfect con-ditlOn Also pmg pong table,mcludmg paddles and bracketCall TUxedo 2 2082

VENETIAN BLINDS m perfectcondItIon, SIze 37'h" x 401h",and 47" x 52;2". Call TUxedo1 1705

ANTIQUE walnut four-postertwm beds Large dressmg table,glass top Call evemngs TUxedo1-4272

HUDSON SEAL coat, sIze 16 Ex-cellent condItIon, you t h f u 1style $150 LEnox 3675

ALL WOOL cocoa brown dresscoat and matchmg leggmgsnever worn SIze 7, $25 Alsopre war play pen TUxedoa-~340.

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want 3-room apartment, fur-nIshed preferred Wayburn andJefferson d'Strlct TYler 6-1625

DISCHARGED serVIceman andWIfe WIsh to rent 3 to 6-roomhome or apartment No chIl-dren or pets Excellent ref-erences Call LEnox 9306

EX-SERVICEMAN and famIlyurgently In need of 2~bedroomhouse or duplex RefeI encesNIagara 4834

ADVERTISING man (veteran),deSIres 3 to 5 room fUTmshedor unfurmshed apartment onEast SIde Before 5, CAdIllac8150, ExtenSIon 275 After 5,Melrose 4021

ADULT FAMILY, 25 years WIthU S RUbber, returnmg frommumhons dIVISIon, want 6..room house or flat Call JAbbott, CAdIllac 8000

REWARD for unfurnIshed 2 or3 bedroom apartment flat orhouse Adults LocatIon nearGrosse Pomte HIgh ReferencesNIagara 6472

VETERAN demes 5-room flatfor hImself and parents Mur-ray 2434.

TWO adults need upper Incomefurmshed or unfurnIshed Ref-erences Call NIagara 0497after 6 P M

EXECUTIVE permanently locat-ed In DetrOIt wants 3 or 4bedroom house, terrace or flatCan take ImmedIate possessIonTUxedo 1-3810 or MAdIson4114

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INSURANCE offlClal wantshouse terrace or flat, 2 or marebedrooms, for famIly of threeadults WIll take ImmedIate orlater occupancy Box 1510,Grosse Pomte News

FLAT or garage apartment, 2bedrooms, Grosse Pomte reSl.dent no young chIldren, nopets Please call Tuxedo 2 1478

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DetrOlt executIve needs fur-nIshed home for school perIOdWIth mmunum of 3 famIlybedrooms W111 accept largerhouse and retam servantsWIll pay substantIal rentalHubbard Realty ASSOCIates,TY 5-4065 or TU 1-2138

NAVY offlCer permanently lo-cated m DetrOlt, wants 2 bedroom .furmshed or unfurmshedhouse or terrace for any lengthof tIme Ten.weeks-old babyLEnox 2437 mornmgs

THREE adults WIsh 5 or 6 largerooms unfurmshed modernhouse, automahc heat prefer-red Restncted area WIll as-sume decoratmg expense LeaseIf pOSSIble Good referencesAR 5837

THREE adults deme 2 or 3.bE"droom house or flat, furn-Ished or unfurmshed Refer.ences Call MAdIson 9500 extenslOll 422 or CAdIllac 9939between 8 and 5

BURROUGHS executIve desrre<;3 bedroom house In GrossePomte sectl{)n Excellent careof property Best referencesOden MAdIson 9500, exten-SIon 522

TWO or three bedrooms, EastSIde preferablY Grosse Pomteor Outer DrIve sectlOn Re-sponSIble farmly of threeGoo d references ~Uxedo2-0445

VETERAN Grosse Pomter andWIfe deSIre furmshed or unfur-nIshed flat, apartment or m-come B est of referencesNIagara 5108

DISCHARGED offIcer needs twobedroom, smgle, mcome or flatAppreCIate mtervIew UNIver-sIty 1-8470

SINGLE PERSON demes furnIshed or unfurnIshed apartment or Income (heated) References exchanged NIagara5191/0

JUNIOR execuhve wIll rent orlease house, fiat or apartmentWIth two or more bedroomsExcellent references and pastrecord of good property carePrefer Grosse Pomte or Vlcm.lty Phone TUxedo 2-6871

BUSINESS man and WIfe, nochIldren, need two bedroomunfurnIshed house or terracePermanently located DetroItTop references T G DaVIS,TOwnsend 8 5520, ExtenslOn2525, days

DETROIT busIness man perma-nently located, wants 3 0t 4-bedroom terrace or houseTwo hIgh school boys PhoneMr Brown, MAdIson 6161

RESPONSIBLE executlve, fam.lly of four, w111 lease andguarantee best care of deslr ..able 3 or 4 bedroom unfur-Ulshed home EastsIde orBlrmmgham TU 2 5824

BUSINESS executIve deSIres 2 or3 bedroom unfurmshed homeExcellent references NIagara5232

ATTORNEY and WIfe deslte 3-bedroom furnIshed house untIlnext sprmg or longer WaldoK Gremer RAndolph 8419

S-5ITUATIONS WANTEDIMale and Female I

COLORED GIRL WIshes laundryor cleanIng work Call Melrose4013

6-FOR RENTIHouses, Apts., Flats, etc.1SINGLE room WIth semI pnvate

bath for gentleman Best ofreferences requIred Goo dtransportatlOn Tuxedo 2-7265

nOWN'STAIRS duplex, 5 rooms,Grosse Pomte, avaIlable Nov-ember 1. Owner. TUxedo2-7315

WILL share home WIth congemalmIddle-aged lady or WIll sellhome Can TUxedo 1.1221

NICE room for gentleman Inpnvate Grosse Pomte homeTUxedo 2 3096

BUSINESS or professlOnal girlto share my fIve-room houseNIagara 0383 ~

PLEASANT room m adult fam-Ily, convement to JeffersonhUB "f\eferenc,::"':l.e~('h:ll'lgedNIagara 2304 evemngs

7-WANTED TO RENTIHouses, Apts., Flats, etc.1

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I_SITUATIONS WANTEDIMale and Female I

THE Ever Ready EmploymentAgency has all kmds of ex-penenced help WIth referencesready CAwllac 0284

LADY, mIddle aged, refmed WIllcare for elderly couple or chlld~ren by the day or hourly CallTUxedo 1-1192 mornmgs orevemngs

WASHING and lromng done,Pick up and dehver Murray8870

COMPETENT upstaIrs maId byday Fust class reference Box212, Grosse Pomte News

TWO POSITIONS - Cook andwaItress (whIte) ReferencesreqUIred J T. McMIllan,NIagara 6178

COO KIN G and downstam,whIte No laundry Top wagesReferences requIred. FSchrelber, NIagara 7177

CLEANING woman one day aweek Must be steady PreferBelgIan or Fmmsh Tuxedo2 7938

COOKING and downstaIrs, whIte,smgle or WIdow, stay mgh~References reqUlred Goo dwages NIagara 7177

COMPETENT help m office atI Iggett School, Bur n s atCharlevoIx College deSIrable,typmg necessary LEnox 0463

WANTED-Expenenced responwSIble woman for care of babyone afternoon per week 01"'-caslOnal evemngs ReferencesNIagara 0804

WANTED - ExperIenced seam-stress by the day Call TUxedo1.0425

EFFICIENT TYPISTAbout 30, capable, some shortw

hand letter composItIon, math-ematlCs Hard work Shorthours Downtown Box 506,Gros/Se Pomte News

YOUNG WOMAN, 21, WIshes tocare for chIldren evemngs andSundays Call NIagara 2188after 6 p m

SECRETARY-One to two eve-nmgs per week correspon-dence and edItorIal workMust have own typewrIter andsome famlhanty WIth medlCaland sCIentIfic termmologyTUxedo 2-2299 after 7 p m

MOTHER S helper mormngs andsome afternoons TU 2-3133

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MR and MRS W COLBURNSTANDISH, of Lakeland avenuewere recent hosts at a bIrthdaydmner at the Boat Club fetmgMRS FREDERICK DANASTANDISH IT

• • •Studymg began m earnest thIS

week for POLLY MULKEY whoIS schoolIng at Southern Sem-Inary In VIrgInia thIS year Herparents, the PHILIP MULKEYSof UnIversIty place drove herdown for the opemng day• • •

It was "home commg" recentlyfor the EDWARD FREIMUTHSwho are back at theIr BIshop roadhome They returned home fromCalIforma, where the doctor hasbeen servmg WIth the Marme AIrCorps, VIa YosemIte and Yellow-stone NatIonal Parks

The FRANK WEBER, JR'Sguest book IS seemg Its heydaynow lbat the MAJOR and MRSWEBER and young 'CHIP areestabhshed In theIr new home onLakevIew road The Weberscame In from CalIforma whereMrs Weber and I ChIP'; madetheIr temporary home whIle themaJor was overseas He IS to bestatIOned here m ordnance• • •

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Army hfe still predommates forSGT and MRS THOMAS CFOX, and MARCIA, who areagam at Fort Jackson, S C, afterthe]r stay here wIth hIS parentsMR and MRS CLARENCE LFOX, of LewIston road• • •

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mgs recently in the locatIon InSImIlar propertIes, but none onthe Park-owned s'lte Concernover these aCCIdents led to therequest made of the vIllage

ApprOXImately 300 veterans ofWorld War II WIll be enrolled asnew students at MIchIgan statecollege thIS fall In addItIon,many of the more than 300 ex-serVIcemen enrolled durmg thepast year WIll be back to con.tmue theIr studIes

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The program for the comIngyear WIll mclude classes and dlS-CUSSlOngroups m nearly all areasof adult educatIon One may planfor many evemngs of enJoymentby partIcipatmg In one or moreof these groups InstructIOn WIllbe offered m SlIp covers andDraperies, Sew I n g, Tallormg,MIllInery, InterlOr Decoratmg,Home Nursmg, Typmg, Short~hand (begmmng and advanced),OffIce practIce and machmesBookkeepmg EffectIve EnglIsh

GROSSE POINTE NEWS

Pointer Takes English Bride

STAFF SERGEANT JOHN HUME, JR, son of Mr. andMrs John Hume of 1105 Maryland avenue, was married InEngland on August 11 accordIng to word receIVed here

The bride IS MARGOT TINGLE, Widow of Capt H GTIngle of the RAF The ceremony was performed In Chelms-ford Cathedral, With a reception follOWIng In "The Chase"The honeymoon was spent In Essex and London

James Halstead, director of the American Red Crosswas Sergeant Hume's best man and the bride's brother-II\-law, John Tmgle, gave her away The bridegroom's parentshave smce receIved word that after reportmg back to hISsquadron m Erbach, Germany, Sergeant Hume IS now onhIS way home for dIscharge

The VIllage of Grosse PomtpPark IS gomg to spend $750 tobUIld an InstitutIOnal type fencearound Its rubbIsh dump onQu nn road near Mt Clemens 1'"Clmton TownshIp CommIssIOners meetmg Monday nIght ap.pro v e d the recommendatIoJ1made by Eventt Lane, villag€"manager

Mr Lane reported that Chn~ton TownshIp offiCIals had re-quested that a fence be erectedThe dumpmg ground, about fou\acres In area, IS practlCally agravel pIt mostly full of waterThere have been several drown-

Kid Bitsby JOANIE WILLIAMS

COLLEGE BUYS SKELETON

Undaunted by the manpowershortage, ANNIE LEININGERgave a scrumptlOus hag (oh howwe hate that word) pal ty WIthDonna Dahlen, Mary Iou Ewmg,Mary Thorn, n Andv KlmgbeIIall there Just to prove that theparty was mIsnamed.

• • •We hear a heepa' kIds went

out to yell theIr heads off at tbebIg MIchIgan-Great Lakes game~ week ago A few of the head-less kids are Jack Tanner DorlBarrett, Jeff Welsher, Fred Auch,'n Don McPhaIl In one bl nchDICk Fmch, Dave Kalsflr, DonKelly, n DIck Carter In allother,and MaggIe Hansen Barb Moran,Pat Robmson, n Alma Larson lUstIll another

• • •The Welcome Horn e com-

mIttees are all anXIOusly awaIt-Ing MARINE PVT GEORGEEVERSMAN who s expectedhome on a furlough from ParrisIsland almost any mlUute

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around last Monday to wave goodbye to KATIE KALBFLEISCHas she gathered up some lastmmute thmgs and left for WalnutHIll, Mass wIth promIses ofseemg Us long about ChrIstmastime

Seems others are dltchmg theold home town for new excIte-ment too F nnstance BETSYBAUMAN, JOAN CLARK,BARBY LANDIS, PAT nGLORIA SURTMAN, n BEVMcCLELLAN all headed upt ward MIchIgan State last Sun~day, whIle CAROLE PIERSONshoved off for Greenbner,GINIA ROBINSON to Lake EneCollege SALLY BAKER to WestHIll, LOIS McNIERNY 'n BARBWOOD to MarJorIe Webster,BARB ALLEN to Stevens, nlots more too In fact almostevery where you look, somebodyIsn t <J

-7 * '" '"BEV BROWN gave a swell

farewell dmner for BETSYBAUMAN last week end, wIthMaggIe Hansen n B JAuch 8"ithe rest of the gals and FredAuch, Jeff Welsher, DoY}Banett1\ Don McPhaIl to make It even

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We are thmkIng very low andnasty thoughts about Fate as weSIt propped up In bea wIth ourtrusty box of kleenex trymgdesperately to WrIte our tnalcolumn from odd bIts of mforma-hon that have drIfted In by wayof sympathetic notes and phonecalls

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By the bme thIS column S InprInt, DOTTY WULZ WIll probably have recovered from the I D . . V . .. CsurprIse party her mothers gIV rownlngs Ul IClntty ausemg her Saturday n ght to cele

brale her we:ke:d .home Park to Fence Dump Grounds'N last of all, Just so you won't

forget the fIrst bIg S A Danceat the HIgh School IS SatJ.rdavSept 29th and It s called theVarSIty Hop I 'spect It s gonnabe pretty special WIth LETTYKRETSCHMAR 'n commltteewearmg theIr fmgers to the boneover the swell decoratlOn~ Walt(JIm) BaIley s keepmg a welltramed ear out for the perfectband, and BIll Baker IS trackmgdown somethmg good to eat, (ordrmk) B JAuch s takmg cal eof the InVItatIOns and AndyCreamer's domg a swell butdouble Job as chaIrman whIle theco-chaIrman s home WIth a cold

A 20,000-year-old mastodonskeleton, discov.ered In a marshon the farm of Dale KeIth, nearPlamwell, Allegan county, hasbeen purchased by MlChlganState college for ItS museum Thebones were uncovered by work-men dIggmg a dramage dItch andare belIeved to be In a good stateof preservatIon. Prof Joseph WStack, dIrector of the museum,IS directmg the work of exhum-mg the skeleton of the elephant~lIke, prehistOTlC beast

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