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M-O-R-ELOCAL CIRCULATIONLOCAL ADVERTIJINGLOCAL N'EWSMATI'I.R

Incumbent Paull. WorEI...,d II theonl,. one of three commlsslonen 1II'boIS !eekmg re-election. The other two"ho are leavini' their postl alterseveral yean cl service are ArchieDamman and Kenneth Cllnnin,haJL

1 hose who are seeking election ar.Wilham Gillett, 782 Westchester.James McMillan, 796 Bedford roachElmer F. Ulrich, 1076 Berkshire; adGilbert W. Groehn, 1007 Bedford.

Ulrich is I returned nteran, haY-ing served in the armed forces 2~years; McMillan is the SOli of I for.tner village president. 110'lIl'deceased.

William Stamman, Yeteran _ployee of the .. ilIage and clerk formany years, wtIl be opposed tlus yoeuby Charles D. HeISe, 764 Harcourt;the latter has heen serving the yiIJ,oage a! treasurer, an appouuin O&IC"

The deadline for the Fal'1!ll fortheir eleetioll IS next Saturday, Fell.J.

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Township PrimaryElection Forcedby One Filing

Winter GraduationTakes Place Tonigbtat High School

Commencement exerCises WIll tabplace tfll5 eHnmg at Grosse POintehigh school at 8 15 pm, thiS IS thesel enth \\arllme graduatIon clan toIUIe the h,gh school

Among the 115 graduates, nIne ofthem completed theIr \\ork In Aug.ust, 1944, as part ot to1e "artlme ac-celeration program adopled b.l man",schools and colleges m the country.

FI' e bo)s of the class WIll recell'.~t"tr ulf,J:l>fnlll50 In aDsenua tor t.'1Cfinal "'ark of their high schOOl ca;.reers 15 beLng completed In the arll10ed forces.

, Educat,on - A MIghty Force IIIthe \\'orld~ IS thc theme of the com-mencement program. and senior stu_dents ]amn "'mollr, Belly 101.Fncke a'ld Donald Su',,, an aretr(,di ll~ t 1 .... thtme m the paq, pres-and t J ~Irr "t ...pC"l. d\ r \

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The Amencan Red Cross, Detroitchapter, anl1Dunces that personnel tocarry out the 1945 war fund .ohc,ta-tions is now bemg selected, ThoseWOmen h"Lng in Grosse Pointe wboarl' able to donate a few hOUri oftheir time dUring the drIVe are urgedto get III touch with the zone chaIr-men listed below

Grosse POinte Park, Mrs Harry],~iack, 1027 Bishop road, TU. 1.1740.

Gras,e POlllte Park pollce appre- Grosse POinte Farms, Mrs. Edgarhended t\\O Park )ouths early thiS L Fmk, 252 Vendome road, Tuxedo

week for 1Il1 esllgatlOn into reporl5 2.0026, Because of the filing of tworecen ed by them of the attackmg of Grosse Pomte Shores, Mn, Ward men on the Republican ticket.Grosse Pomte girls and "omen H. Peck, 860 Lakeshore road, NI, for the office of townshi_

The )ouths, of juveOlie age, ",ere 47~?, , clerk, Grosse Potnte township-picked up after the police "ere told Grosse Pomte Woods, Mrs George faces a primary election. Hrn.-of an attack early Sunday morning ~L Burgess, 1776 Severn road, TU. ry Lavers, incumbent clerk. it.on a young mamed woman as she 2.2173; Ibeing opposed by Winiaaa .was walknig down Kerche\al a-enue City of Grosse POInte, Mn John Fritz for the post. "near Bf.o;hoproad. The woman at this L Kenower, 16844 Vl1laac Lane, Nt. \ All other officers are saek... . ~t1JlIe was accosted by only one youth. I3972. . .mg re-eleetioa and are waqp./",:'\"bat throuait subsequent 1ll\estip. DlJrlllg the next, two weeks the posed. They are Carl ~f.:- ... 1:... Ianed that • .et(t#d tUtas of workers will 'be foraacd ad ...... • •• . '",- r--. .~tJi!ltIllaM~_. ..,_ ._ _.~_. .Pittwo.

The youths, released to their re-spectll'e parents, ",ere referred tothe \\ ayne county Juvem1e authon-ties.

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. ""- oyW and Edward Co ~which needs the .tJPPOrt of eYer," board of review two to be."merfcan to carryon the t.remel1d- elected. 'ous responsiblhty of ItS wartune pro- It is Ironical that in times of,I1ram .••• !t.lper drives and paper short-

The Grosse POI?te dIStrict chaIr. ages that a primary electioa• man for the dTII'e Is Mrs E.dward ~ WII! have to be held because ofPark Child Struck Parker and aS5lstan~ chalnnan II the filing of one new caDdldate.

bit b 01 Wh 01 :-'frs, Charles H, Symmgton. Pnntmg of the ballots, aloney lltomo 1e 1e, TWO YOUTHS INJURED will con sum e many, manyPlaying Near Street AT.FARMs PIER RECENTLY pounds of vitally needed pape~.

General cost of holdmg a Pri-mary election is approximate-ly 1\\ 0 htousand dollars. '

1 , pa )('r drl\ t \, '11ch \\ a ...... p(\n-,o-rd III (,ro«e P0,.,'e ]"t ! \la' I" • 1r r II d -f n ()l t, r I'll J, 1(' a n I

lHr,~ l' 11;,(' Hln ... 1rll lar \) f the (1', "I,() ",< fl d r \1-, \IH"t Harl(n~" ,c',,)(",' i 10 tn 9 ,lO pm I, ~"xIrrellod ()n ""ll ,11 1944 "" a m"f" M d FL."t an' "" jl .\C' .noJ t(., lfr 1>011, on a" eD. -- Does the Community Want It. Courae in Victory Gardens?all charlO:c .ppcacc t.c II "e 1")(), of Dt.,,,n T,' od" f) \\,', krrp l"e a'ltn',on of a I1rl)UP ~o\\("loun. P"e not gulfed In the forcl" of the oil smear- Young Berlmger .,.as a student of

Wonder what they'll do "hen alreadl done 50 If vou do not know ed "aves S-J Ambrose school and gr~duated.ummer comes 1 "ho does this \',.ork, ~our muntcipal LIEUT. FREDERICK J, BEYER Young Berlinger" ent then. Witt> f-. the c.ollcg-. prep co~rse Just be-

• • • clerk can gh e 'ou the informatIOn nothing more to protect them than f~.be Jomed the navy lD 1943.' The Air Medal "'Ith two Oak Leaf :....:..:..-..::.....---...:...------~::l'"__::_-~:_--_:::_;__;--Leg15lation extendmg to 90 days Reliable sources report that the IWn Ann M 0

Custers was awarded for "menton- R 0 A d te y aJOrthe period "'Itnm "hlch a veteran food supply outlook for 1945 will be ous achievement while partiCipating ecelVes warm'., apply for relllstatement In hiS th In I"''> -'hen th.. .ardetf Jk Star

o e\ en "orse an """ - • ID more than one hundred aerial oozelormer p~ll1on became law on Dec, VIctory garden program was inaugu. , ,supply miSSIons Lieutenant Beyer, S' . h G P • t h' ju:a. rated, unless the general public con. . . hlrley Smll, rosse 0111 e ~.O ... zealousness aided greatly lD hu '~hool s-nl- and da-..f.teF of \! aJ Cb U weDtmlJel to shonlt1l'r spades and hoes ,~ ~ v,, '"6" ,- Leave. Meat WhEre Dogs The r-'Oll for thi., .ituation are: squadrOll's task of enablmg the and Y:rL Carl SJIIitJs of F,isbet r

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BETHANY EVANGELICALLUTHERAN CHURCH

Owter Dri". E. uti Ca.bw..,uOSWALD Go L RIESS, P.. tor

Moccasins, too! Another nay.tuner classic takes good .dTQotage of the return of broWJland whhe. It's a llize.lDlJlimilomg moccuUl that"s all comfort-able U It is good lookiDJ.

Bethany Lutheran church has II>,en Ice of d,llne \\ orsillp on Sunrla}mornIng at 10.30 In ne'l! Sundoy's,erllce the sacramcnt of Hoil Com-munion Will be celebrated and t'le,cn "e "'111 he preachcd by Vicar"-eneth Lmd,d} Se, eral choral num-llers, rendered by the senIOr chOIr,III II greatly beautlfl the ,erllce

At 9 30 a m CllIldren ad parentsmeet tn mered,e their l..no\\ledge oftheIr ,al lor, Jesu> Children of theSunday school \\ 111 see m the ell-alllPle of the \\oman ~[ar), les,onsof devo!lon and love

To the serllces, as \\CII ai theBlhle c1as.es, all re,ldent~ of thecommunity are lI1\'lled by both pas.lor and congrel1'dtmn You are al.I\a\s IHlcome at Bethany.

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GEORGE J. ~A8LOWICZ

OPEN THURS. FRI ANn SAT EVfNINC5HOLEPROOF SOCKS FOR MEN

UlD GLOBE HOSIERY FOR WOMEN

FLORSHEIM SHOE STORE

Gratiot Corner 7 Mile Road

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DR. M. MASSERMANR~GIS'T£RED OPTOMETRIST IN CHARGE

Boy', and M..n', I 0 ..1".. -5,•••4 to 12 SSeo and U ts a Pair

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SuPER Sr\DDlESand they're ..•

n. "Loafeor" 111 riell ..... uti.(lie """"' calf .In"._lie te it... ht aroaad the ... IM.

Yes, brown and white saddleoxfords, trim and comfortableand euual, as Dayttmera al-ways are. We greeted them WIthcheen, and we know you ,.,ill.too. They're a wonderful hu,..

:\1 10 a comcd) and \anel} I y g.show. Lon Backman, Bill Kurth, RuB

] I Local Couple Entertams:\1hS Kline SOCial chairllla[l of Ill> 0 lnson, Bob Beaupre, ~[ary Asmu5, \\ dd \::';anan \\ ~men's league " t'l~ I ToIn Kane, .\rnold Par~on, Ronny on e Il1g. nnn l:rsarydaugJ!er 01 \Ir, and ~[r"Jo"n E ""'r, Jube \\alton, Simley \\11-1 ~fr and~[r'.Ra)mondVanD)ke"-hnc. 171 Reallprc road !I..ms, Paula Beaupre, ~lar} o\nll pOJ)ular F.rms couple, entertamed

Backman, Ka\ CurtiS, Pat Arm- at I',e,r s"th \\eddmg annnersarys'rong, Jean Bacolm, Jean SImmons, approxImate!} 51>.:} guests la,t Sun-Jo~n Cronm, Elame Coturo, Dolores dayallernoon Relreshment

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GROSSE POINTE, MICH.

M. Evelyn ButlerHAIRDRESSER

11235 M.ck A_. at T1ane ...TU. 2-38IIt CioMd M...iq

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A SkiIlfld ()pentol' pa- ..Beat in Mata'ielW. Spec:ialiu ill

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Receivea Diamoad PieHarold W Otto, cargo traffic sa.

perVlsor for American Airlillel illDelrolt was presented with • dia.mond and ruby set lapel pin, b, JackA. TompkinS, dIstrict traffIC mINIerfor the line 111 DetrOIt, In reeocuitioaof 1115 15 years contlDued IenICe\11th the company

Guide for FuelOil Con.umer.

O\S a gUIde to userl M IHI oil torhome heatll1g, the Detroit districtofflc:e of OPA said Monday that aomore than 54 per cent of tb. UDUairallot! lhould have been tiled lIP tothiS ume In the DetrOit area.

Es !ahhshed J8 Years

Arrives in AfricaBAR BAR A J. S I M 0 N D S,

c1alll'''ter of Mr .... c1 Mr •• RalpbW. SilDODdl of Z4Z Lewiatoa road,Cro ... pointe Farml, .... arn9edia North Africa to .ern tbe armedforce. al a Reel Cro ... tal! ... iat.&lit.

Edgar Bergen, Mil) James Stew-art and Lou Costello were Boy~outs,

Wade has a brolher also servmg\11th the Coa-t Guard m tl,C Pac'fir

After boot trallllnK of threcmonths Huv, IS sub-* lee! to somc alterallons ",hen made

SaB Antonio ,(9iatiOD Cadet e-. applicable to army \lomen" meals Ifter, Tex.- At the San AntOniO ","vi- yo~ are 'I"lln~ the mc" hall at theatlon Cadet Center.potentlal pllou, l>rcal..la,l 'lOur. fried potatoes ,,"ould Ibombardle-s and na\ Ij;(ator< are re- not be 0' t le \\ ac me IU as theyctl1ll111; prcfl!" It tra'''111'! to prepare \\o,lld he at a men; mc" acro,s thet lcm for aertal lO,tr~cllon and du- road Toe e ,"1I.,a"on of potatocsties as alrcrew memher, 10 toe army Irom thc breakla a potcntlal ,,\InFr to thc army

The future Ihers are sl.hJcC1Cd to a 01 $2 im om a \ ear \\ aes prefcrr1"orous lO-\\eek proFrram ot ,.,struc- fr"lt and IruI' J llLe, ,ma'i QuantI-tlOn covcnn1/: pin s,ca!. acadcf\IC and tIe' 01 ~-Icd cercal, toal', o.,e egg,mllltar) t-alOlOj:t At t1C cadet ccnler, and coflee Ia \lnlt 01 the 0\ o\F traln,r" COlT.- i.uncl, 'tme fin~, 'hc \\'ae, ImnRr)mand, thC\ Itud) maps and charts Ihut Ihe, ""uld ral0e" '''hC t'lC dm-aIrcraft Identification sma a'ms ner hour al'er t'lelf da' s v.ork ISand ot"er lull)cc', ,,~,le he -g con- done So tlev ha\e - ",t' \arla-dltloned 1',1' 'a.,-1 \ (, onc-age an,11a llrOllp t"c, are separated ,0, spe- , trc', fr II' lor 10«0-'

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'I \lr T',oma, \\".c- ,Port \\ a Radar tramlng is John RabenKtrby, 18, son of Mr and Mn. LarlG. Kirby, 1126 Grayton road,

John, a seaman, first class is noVoat a navy primary Radar school LnDer Monte Cahf, haVing finished aone-month pre-radio course ill (",-Lago He enlisted 10 t!le navy Idlto\ug 12 and lollowmg several weeKI'of "boot" tramll1g, went to pre-radIOschool. Followmg a Thanksgll Ln.leave at home, he went to Del Mor.te

A native Detrolter, John was an Ihonor student at Grosse POlDte Illg~school and on graduatIOn In 1943 Yo W,lham Webster, 2126~ IllldmPlon road, Grosse Pomte

\\ Dad" \I a, gl\Cn hiS Sliver gunner's, I 1\ mg, and promoted to the grade of

I corporal wilen he c:ompleted the flex-

i lble g.l~H'cr) cour,=,e lor ra.rj,O' menI at the Yuma 0\ \F th1> week. Priorto hiS trammg- in fleXible gunnery,I Corporal Webster graduated fromthe radIO operators and mechaniCSschool, SOIUX Falls, S. D. He IS agraduate of Grosse Powte highschool

HaddockSmoked FII..tFreab Cod

GROSSE POINT' PHONE NIAGARA S_SFIRE'S B''''''''ch.", St __ PhoBeSll.

Sunshine KriapyCrackers ..... ,lb. box 19c234 Pound Box

Swansdown Cake Flour 32c

Hilla Broa.

Coffee.

U.S. Grade AEggs, in cartonG. &: R McMilIaaButter

AGED TO PERFECTION

Comlllon aeal. t ..111 '0. tlJ.tmedicin .., to be of ..alue andbeaefit to "011, muat be tak ....- and take.. enctt,. .. di-rected. The dOdOJ' b.. ncel.lent re .. ona for ,I ..ill, tbe ape.CI&C directlona that appear oathe prelcripuoD label. Readthem carefull,.; follow thempreci ... I,.. If the, atate-"Oueteupoon three time. daily"dOD't thlllk that THKt.t.TEASPOONS ONCE DAILYwill ba.... tbe oame reacuoD.AI a matter of ... fet" alwa,..read th.. label On an, medi-cine bottl.. .. a precautionacainlt lakin, the wrol\, pre-paratloa.

.lb. 36c

Red SnapfMl'PickerelPerch

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Wbite FilhSalmonH.hI.lIt

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH FISH

TURKEYS

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FRESH PRODUCE

California Oranges Ex'';,::'" Sibs. 4ScFlorida Temple • Hubbard Squash .... Ib. 2cOranges .. Ig. SIze, SIbs. 4Sc No Limit on Quantity

Tangerines F=;;:";:" 2 doz. 2ScSFIRE BROS. - Successors to

Campbell',

Tomato Soup .3 cans 2ScHeIlman Blue RibbonMayonnaise . , . . pt. 36c

Crisp SunahineCheezits .

AgedCheddar CheeseFreshCottage Cheese . , ,.Ib. 19c

SPECIALS IN OUR GROCERY DEPART~fENT

Fancy Prunes ,i:':.':;;~lb. 22c

Devonshire Topping, It whips like heavy cream .% pt. 22cFresh Shrimp, From the Gulf of Mexico - Buy A Box

Fresh Ground Dog Food, No POINTS 2 Ibs. 25c

YOUR' LAST CHANCETEER..

BUSCH DRUGSTHE PRESCRIPTION STORE

1SZZ8 Eut Jeffenoa LEnos 18005___. w Swift-SaJder

Thursday, February 1, 1945

An Air S..... ice Command Station I course dC>lgned to b lu;,e the gap tlon Lleutenanl Slend attended aIII ED,land. - FIrst Lleut Cart f between tramlJlg In the Slates anr:ll ,efles of lecture, gIVen by veteran,~iellel 1,",'JJlld of Ann R Slenel all omb

Grosse Pointe Unit

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Thursday, Februnry to 1945

elane. Now Formiac In ballet, tapand ball'oom danclOg at the ElaiaeArndt StudIO, 750 Alter road (oneblock south o[ Jefferson) Phone LE3837-Adv.

Size5 5 to 10 Width5 AAA to EEE

FRANCES D. SHELDEN, Cbairmau.

In Appreciation

The CroNe Pointe Unit of the American Wom.en'. VoluntAry Services is deeply grateful to Henri

Germain for bis kindncss and generosity in aUow-ing the Unit the uae of his building at 17027Kerche-val Avenue for 10 many montha.

AMERICAN WOMEN'S VOLUNTARY SERVICESNOTICE

Civil Service Examinationsfor Firemen for

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PEACE LUTHERANCHURCH

GR08SF. POINTEUNITARIAN CHURCH

17+11E h.erlG. A__aEV. M. O. BATES, MiaU ..

Ealt WarreD a.ad Balfo.rREV ENNO G. CLAUS, PutoPMARVIN MARTIN, Vicar

Eatitled - "OJri.tianSd.ce t Dominion Tbroqb

Obeclience to Law"By

ANNA E. HERZOG. C,s.B.01 Colma ...... Obio

M..... eI the a-r.t eI ~.hip 01 Tloe MotJ-- a...rU, n..F... t Gado 01Griet, Sciaatiat.

ill ht ....Muaac.h8MtbSisth OJurch Edifice

Ken:h ..... 1 and MamahquIl A...ea.MONDAY EVENING,FEBRUARY 5, 1945

At Eight o'ClockThe Pablic 1a Cordially la'rited

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Church school. 10 30 a mSenlee of worSlllp, II 00 amPOlllters cilib 600 pm!llollt!n ROO p 1Il Dr liarold G

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ID~tr~.lt.ubut' ~~~.a ';;;e~l;e~ ..oi'P~;~~ prinCipal and mlerest shall be pay- 10 00- a:;;;:' Wouhtp" service with I,ongregalton A jUnior Blble clas~ for able at the Detrolt Trust Company. !ermOn by the pastor.

, \oun,\[ folks ts taught by Vicar Mar- The bonds shall be a....arded to the 10 00-11 55 am - Church school\In ~lar'ln bIdder 1'0 hose bId produces the lowest for beginners, pr'tlary and jUnior

A nllr,en is conducted each Sun- IIlterest cost to the VIllage, after de- departmentsday durtn~ the 11 am serllce for dueting the premium off d f 11 15-11 55 am _ Church schoolthe comelllence of parents I'Ilth , , .ere ,I anvchildren under 51>' ) ears of age Par- In determlllmg the net mterest cost, c1anes for Intermediates, youngents may leave the httle ones In the Interest on premIUm WIll not be can. ~k and adults.care of competent mothers of the sldered a! deductible and inte~est on A well eqUipped nursery undercongregallon and attend the servIce bonds Will be computed from Febru. competent leadershIp i. open duriul\'ndlsturbed. 9 1945 h .I ary, to t e respectIVe maturity t~ above mentIoned servIces.

dates, 7 00 p m.- Youth Fellow5hlp meet-LUTHERAN CHURCH OF No proposal for less than all of the Ing.

THE REFORMATION bonds WIll be conSidered Tuesda}', 8 00, orchestra concertVernor Hiwhwa, Eaat at Lake ..iew The Village IS authOrized and re- II Ith Hemv S,ellel of the DetrOIt

REV. C. F. STICKLES, D.D .. PutDP Symphony orchestra as guest solOistqUlfed by law to levy upon all the Roy Lanyon conductlog

9'30 a m Church school [or chll- taxable property therem, such ad Wednesday - 7 00-10 00 pm -dren of all ages and BIble dass for ulorem taxes as may be necessaryadults RecrealJon Jor teen age )'Qung peo-

11 00 a m, The pastor Will preach 10 pay the bonds and mterest there. pIe.on the subject, •. \n Audltlon Grant_ on, without hmltallon as to rate or 7 45 pm OffiCial board meehng.ed." With all the Untled Lutheran amount. Thursday, 10 00 am Re.d Crosschurches of Delrolt. Reformallon 15 Em'~bpts containmg the bids sCllmg, Luncheon will be 5ened bytakmg part In an evangehsm VISIta- should be plamly marked "Proposal the 1.0) 011CIrcle of the Women's So.tion program The pastor ,,111 eon- eletyducI an adult class on Sunday after- for Bonds,"noon at four o'dock, beglllnmg Feb A certified check III the amount of GRACE EVANGELICAL11 for those who would hke to unlle 510 of the total par v,alue of the AND REFORMED CHURCH GEORGE J. JAGLOWICZWith the church. bonds drawn upon an Incorporated K.rca....el at La.kepoint. I FLORSHEI'1 SHOE

6,00 p m. Luther League bank or trust company and pa)able HUBER F. KLEMME, MiDiatep ti STor-10 the order of the Treasurer of the I I - GRATIOT CORl'ol:.R

The projet and former college glld.Iron star was a Boy Scout,

MT. OLIVE EVANGELICALLUTHERAN CHURCH

Radnor A...eDue al Mac"KENNETH W. VERTZ, PutorThe lillie Idllte church aro Ind the

corroer althOllllh not, en Impre'SIl eotltllardl}. stili "as a warm and lIel-tome atmo,phere "tlhm for ai, \lhoenter liS ponah DlIllle ,erllce, arlheld e, erv Sunday at 10 45, and Sun.day .c'1ool al 9 30 1\I\h classes for alldge !"roups Our Sundav schoolstaffed bl nall1ed and COn,Clenl!OU,teal her •. Is nel er 100 full to reeell el1e\l member, Ollr c',ureh al,o ,pan.,ors rehgl(lu, tralnlllg cla"e, lorchlld'en a, IIell a, 1dull> IIho dc, Irea helter understandln" ot the funda-mentals of the Chrlstlan religIon1he clllidren's

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BATTERIES

Same Ownership!

DELCO•

Same Good Service!

NIAGARA 9532

DISTRIBCTORS FOR \'OGl"F. TTRF:~

.llnlonbrotllers deCided to chan!le the nameof the ,tdtlOll, U,'llg theIr OIln nameThey Jlad done tl", pre\lOJ'I) 1\ henthey operated a stdlJOn on Grandboule I ard When thel mal ed, theydidn't take the Ume out to changeIt from Central to Houston

No", they feel that the lime hascome to replace the huge sign boardwith a new one The brothers, '" orlc-mg Side by Side for years. evenfought side by Side m World WarI, the:; were not on:y brothers but Ibuddies as well. ThlS comradeshipstill lIrevall! m the Houston Broth-ers Service ":tation of Grosse Pointe.

New Floor CoveringShop Opens Here

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Thrill her willi •"A A" quality "'cia-tered gem of perfectblue-white color. Wealso have lovley

Nragara 3805 Evenin,.

Thursday, February 1, 1945

maKllIg bandages ior the Red Cross,kniltlllg sweaters and supportlflillnaval actIVitIes in general, 'jIu or'ganized 30 Units in hflchlgan and 111_dlalla dUring the past two years.

The installatIon wa, followed bythe presentation m vaude\ Ille underthe dIrection of ~lrs. Rlple}, 6ZZ 1\0.tre Dame, Grosse Pomte, v.hosegroup of talented young performershave appeared at all of the veteranlhospitals In thiS dutflct in the inter-ests of helping and entertaining reoturned wounded veterans. Entertam.ment wa" followed by cake and cof-fee sen ed before the danCing whichended the party

AT STUD

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING

English Setter"TOP PEERLESS PRIDE"

LEnox 6740 O.y.

An excellent Grandson of The Reaowned Field Trial Per.former "CHAMPION SPORT'S PEERLESS PRIDE.""TOP" is a beautiful 55 pound dog with the build and con-formation you would expect to find in a well brec:l EnrliahSetter. He is an all day IlUnt'!!' with e:ed!ent ..viii ... .:eood style on game. He is .trietly Field Bred and Hi, Rq-istration in Field 00, Stud Book is No,3ZZ800. FEE. $25.

bearers, Other officers installed were~(e,ddllles ~esbll, Ranklll and HIlias tflbtees, lIIesdamls Dye, Doran,BrUler and L.mb as dIrectors; audl'tors are ~(esdames Fowler, Sandersalld \\legerl.

:llargle Weber acted as the mstall.lIlg mdrshal a"lsted bv :llrs Arthur::, Jones, p.,t state organIzer andpast commander 01 the DearbornUllit No J4() of the Navy MothersUnder the gUIdance of Past Com-mander Ne.lllt, the Alger Unit hasgrown from an ongmal memljershipof 15 members to a present roster of50 Navy ~Iother., a national organ-IZdlton \I 10,e work IS to assist In

Lions 'Good fellows'Donate $500 toBon Secours Hospital

Certificate of Cancellation of

PRIMARY ELECTIONGrosse Pointe Park

Certificate of Nomination of Park OfficersSTATE OF MICHIGAN,COUNTY OF WAYNE, d.

Ihereby certify that the following were the only. candidates ~ho,e petiti~n fornomination to Grosse Pointe Park offices were filed WIth me at the time for c10amg ofnominations, to-wit, January 29, 1945

For ViHage ClerkWILLIAM G. STAMMAN eHAs. D. HEISE JR.

For Village CommissionersPAUL I. MORELAND JAMES McMILLANWILLIAM GILLETT ELMER F. ULRICH

GILBERT W. GROEHNI further certify that no other namea were placed in nomination for ant Village

of Grosse Pointe Park office.

Therefore in accordance with the Statute in such case made and provided thatthere being no' contest for any office. on the ticket, that no Primary Election be heldon the 13th of February, 1945 and that the following be certified at the nominees forthe reapective offices.

For Village ClerkWILLIAM G. STAMMAN CRAS. D. HEISE JR.

For Village CommissionersPAUL I. ~IORELAND JAMES Mc~nLLAN\VILLIAM GILLETT ELMER F. ULRICH

GILBERT W. GROEHNWILLIAM G. S1AMMAN,

Village Clf"rk.

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Sale Waste Fats for Shells

Newest HosDitalNames PhysiciansAs Its Officers

CROSSE POINTECONGREGATrONAL

CHURCHMeetiJlao ia Richard 5e11oo1McKiaIe, Neer KerchenJ

CHARLES W. SCHEID, Putor

Come - Wonhip

Maraaatba Baptiat OlurchMoraq and R~

REV. E. A. WAlJ)ECK, Pu_

u.t.. eo C!tiWra'. BiWot H_11:. ...... Sam""'" - CKL W

\\' OrshlP service, 11 a m.Church school, 11 am.Youth groups, 7 p mr nday, 7 30 pm. Choir.Tftur,day, 8 pm Church school

•taff v. III meet In the minIster'sslu(1), 707 Vnn erSIl)"

The third III a senes of three dis-cu.slons on church ulIlon "ill be held\V ednesda, !light at the home of\fr and ~Irs John W. Smith, 380\lcKtnley. 1ir Scheid will lead thed",cusslOn

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NItand ao4d scnice. sh rtal!l'-uize ia advaDCe the- toJUequences IIIinterrupted war llfoduetlOn, III thedisruption oi th; Iltie of the COm •munlty. in the breaking of the 110-strike c1ame. and III the t:mon re-Jponsllllhty for the Interrupllon 01electrIC power.

"Such a threat to Detroit, of allplaces, cannot but aId the enem},morale.

"\Ve will contlllue to do all we canto obtam a speedy and fair settlement of the matters Invoh ed. III anorderly manner, and to mallltalll unlIlterrupted electriC service.

"The company assures Its custo.mers that It Will take ever) precau.tlOn and w,lI use every rea,onablemeans to aVOId an JIllerrup'lon 01eleclflc senlce and Will make thenecessary appeal to thegovernmen'to prevent It"

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SixthO.rcb of OrinSciebtilt. Detroit

14730 Kerchenl AUD'IltSunday Sernce.

10:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sanday School

Fust SeSSlOD 10:30 a.m.Second Session 11:50 a m.

Wednesday Enniftg Test~11eetin&' 8:00 P.IIL

R.eadIav ROOfIJ opetl 1ftt1r: da3'l11 :00 • .m. to 5I:GO '.IlL - Sa4SafZ::I) to 5:GO pm.

If Form 1.. ia filed. .ctullFc..,..m.r the l&a

$696.25

Come in or Wnte for FreeBoolclet "How to K~Warm With Leu Fuel."

.. 100 sq. ft. $5.30

Knotty Pine SheetrockSquare Foot 6c

4lt8.~s Insulation Board $1.40

7C 50. Foot

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REPAIRS

12x12 16xl6 or 16x32Panels8, 12, 16 inch by 8 ft. Plank

Temlock

NewVietor

Recorda

If Form 1.. ;, filed, u.iq thelias talIle

Si52.00

Lumber9941 Hayes Boulevard Near Outer Drive

HARRY HAAS

1,('11 1ferred to Fort ,IClans lia, h,en n.'lLed for the Bon I) when tlie Gros;,l POinte Lions club

JUf\l\ed b) ler 'J,b.'11i JOhn E arc ma)..lng I..,am Hu,ton, :>an AlIlonJO, Te" ~elour. ho,pllal. Gro,se POlnte's contnbuted $500~ll'~Ia"" a memher 0' the edll0rnll \fr. S,lmopl'e, 6fl clas> bas Tromol, Trumpet ,\III be out nellt ------___ nelH,t hO'PII,,1 and located at Notre In a letter o[ appreciatIOn to Vic.staff 01 T"e De 'all '\C\I, :>Ie \I., ~ulL,ored a :

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CO.TO BIN'S I R ISH ~II X T [R E

TOBI~'S CORKTO\YN TOBACCO

CITY Hove you ony en 'd-ell---------------- under 1.' _

A-. you 0 hIgh schoolSTAT ...E PHONE No grodu

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Thulsday, February I, 19-t5

T'lawMaF. Feb. 1 - w.t T_TDaifIrt. "Moe Y_ 0.- .......viti. Jeck ea-. Jaae Wr-pbg "E.... Sa- V_Of willaH.... HerIIen, A-. Sa.......SMrt .... jecta - N.... J

Frio, Sat. F.... 2, J.Gregory ~

Tamara T01IqI:aIIOvafa .."'DAYS. GIioIlr .

PbJs ._.RIIy~f~"'1"';~1i.~:.; .

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.......,...S'"• .Irene Dtmae, Alan Marshall

ill"WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER"

PIns"YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUJ.-

- a featurette - 'Disney Cartoon

W n..... Feb. 7.'W ,. Bup.ia M.lDMto at 2

Tom Neal, Ann Silvagein

"THE UNWRITTEN COD£-Plus

Gloria Jean, Jane Darwenin

'"l'HE RECKLESS AGE"Short ScbJects - Kews

James Street. Robe"," SL Jobll,MacKin lay Kantor, Co!"'Robert 1-Scott and HOJI'ard Fast, prODlinllltauthors, were Boy Scouts.

black ink,The object of tbe competitom it to

find tbe best new symphonic compo-SItIon by a native born composer ofany of the, 23 western hemispherenalions.

Each natIOn '\\ III conduct its OM!preltminary competition to lelect anational entry for the internationalaward. The composers of the nahon.ally winning emfles WIll receiyc agold medal, to be known as the"Relchhold Award," in addition tocash prizes, whIch '\\ III be announcedlater.

The interouional awards, to beannounced by Mr. Relchhold, Noy.I, 1945, Will consist of a $25,000 6rstprize. $5,000 second prize and •$2,SOOthIrd prIZe. 1he three wlUn,ngwnrLrt:: W111 .. ;r~l\.~~ r~,.f""m!t"L'Ce! ~~

the DetrOit Symphony Orchestra,under its ref{\llar conductor, KarlKrueger, during the season of 1945-46. These performances will bebroadcast in the United States by theMutual network and be short wavedthroughout the western hemisphere.

Composers must submit their ell-tnes by July I, 1945, as it ia ex-pected that anllOUDn

"DEAD MAIrS EYES"T.-Ia,., Wedaeoclay. Thanda,.

FeL........,.I.7 ud IGregory Peck,

Tamara Toumano\lm

-DAYS OF GLORY"Plus

Martha O'Driscoll,~oah Beery Jr.

in"HI. BEAUTIFUL"

TONIGHT* FREE *DINNERWARET. "lM6ooa

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(futstandinglyDifterent

Ent~t!

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"MY PAL WOLF"\\ " 1

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Fehru ...., , 7 and 8

''THAT'S MY BABY"

Fri .. SaL Feb. 1, :I"ANDY HARDY'S

BLONDE TROUBLE"\\ IIh

Le\\" Stone BonIta Gram I\'C1'1"

"'GYPSY WILDCAT"\\ 1.1\

'LlTJa :-'lon'c1 JO'1 11.11l,)'M Ca n'>"n

A ZO \1,"\1:e 1'lr.

S"n .. MDn Feb. 4, 5"CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY"

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Deanna Dur"," (,e'1 c k" )Pln;

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REG mOIlNTONand HisBAND

Mrs. Leroy Coleman of m ~(c.Millan, notified Farms pol.te lastweek that her son'. bicycle, stolenfrom the rear of the h~h school onJan. 19. had been recovered.

The Smitbsonian institute has acollection of more than two thons.and mtlSK:al instruments of primitivetribes.

IIStirriDg DramaScheduled for NewShores Theatre

Bio d T ble CaIwieI RicMrd Pre-Leat. M'd Sh In es rou Due. Sabmla" F.. 1. 8J ortage sAndy Hardy at Gabriel Richard council, Kmght, Featured inFilmColony Theatre of Columbus, \\0111 hold ii's.2Jrd ~nnual , at Aloma Theatre

At the last Dc:ler PTA ~c:ling Snowball danCing party In theIr clu:' Iheld Jan 16, our guesl speaker wa< Mllkey Roon.y I'S assall.d by burdIn" 9375 Amity, at Parkvle'l\ I The hilarious-days of searchinoA stirring drama ",hich may take I R 0 G 1 k - - ..; ~e ev ~\ en ca.r, ~~10 spa e on blonde trouble. in his newest picture and Kercheval, on Saturdav nlghl. lor a maid, also known as the "Maid.

!irs. place as the ....eademy Award o,t,,3.r onsctlpllon as propose

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Real Estate

(Nexl to aeat ... Ce.)

Grosse Pointe

If you wiab to buy or ..... '

SELDO?\, & JOH~SO~, INC.16322 MACK AVENUE

TUxedo 2-2100

KENNETH L.MOORE CO.

16&40 Kerc:hnaI Nt. tzIlt

SWAPS

CO.\II'ORTABLE - Four - rOOlllhome. automatic oll hot "..ater

heat, basement. ~arag~; near Tell\lt1e Road and J eff(rson uchanpfor s",-room house 1ft Gro5se POlnt41\Vooas \\ 111 assume mortgage D(pal ca,h difference Rose\ll1e 1545-J.

•EXCHA!\GE-Tenanc .... Have lea,.

e'-Ce'lent Ii\ e-\ car old house, au..cago" finest 'he, tern suburb, In eJItochanll;c for rental of three or folll'bedroom hou,e or terrace In east ~north sub.lrb Can 11 0\ 8792, betv.ed9 am .nd 5 pm

GRO"c.,E POIXTI: PARK -BCChIXGIIA:-Or. Three bathe

ulc kllchen. ,. apor steam bi ....fed stoker Sprlllkllngo svstent.\\ ell landSCaped lot 75':er In .Grosse Pomtearea. R 0\. 8.i9Q.

HELP WANTED-Female

High School Girl -Steady and depend-

able, to work in drycleaning plant, 3:30 to7:30. Call TU. 2-3000,ask for Mrs. Mitchell. WANTED-Rea1 Estat. -WO?'[-\?\-Or girl to care for babl' PRI\ATE PARTY-Wants live '"

four months old T\\o Dlghts a • 51>.. room hrlck In farms or ~"eek \\"111 pal' 75c per hour fnod in- pm ed around $10,000 XI 5102 aftilduded Call :-'1rcecnll\ e pledgeshe".1'1C" ma'1 and \111. I' I 1..14.., I Y •"1'(,1 Io-Ilome O' flat 1111111rTIl,heol o,..t.I ..,"'BIll" F'"

T',rre hedro0l11< ~ 1" "'hIe Rl ro.1-4ZII 11311 .. M.cII... ml 1\ \ IIN t \1- R, ..,IC 106

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OFFICE HELP

TimekeepersSchedule ClerksStenographer

DAY AND NIGHT SHIFT

HELP WANTED-Female

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T \ \f.~,~"~ ,U'" rr!l "r ""l"'\~

jl'Hk 30. ~l1clL

1365 Cass Avenue

Employment OffIce

FEltfALE

So Hurry in for An InterVIew

Must Be EligIble Cnder W M.P.C.

interesting, pleasant and usential.

Problems for themselves - ri~ht now.

By takin2' an important job with

POST WAR EMPLOYMENT

Experienced, CollegePreferred

ComptometerTypists

Jey know they are speeding victory'"-ll.nd-~ ,J"

We have several positions from whIch to choose-

Open 9 00 a m. to !'oo pm Every Dav But Sunday

Michigan Bell Telephone Company

The Michigan Bell Telephone Co.

assurmgfthemselves of a future career that is aIwtys

Tool Trouble MenGauge InspectorsTool and Fixture InspectorsPowerhouse FiremanBoiler OperatorElectricians

Tool Room Grinders PaintersGeneral Factory Workers

Must Have USES Referral

Architectural DraftsmanMec~anicaJ DraftsmanTest EngineersAutomatic Screw Machine

OperatorInstrument Repair ManToolmakers

Continental Motors Corporation12801 E. Jefferson Avenue Detroit, Michigan

SMART YOUNG WOMEN

ARE SOLVING THEIR PERSONAL

Must" attradive and ambitious rirI with loilia.tift for unusually rood polition.

New, modem officea; "It workinlr conditions.

Write Box VLG, coo Grolse Pointe Review15121 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Pointe Park 31, Michigan

For Personal Interview

HELP WANTED-F .....

Secretary for Executive

--------- - -- ---------------Situations Wanted-Female I HELP WANTED-Female

I. \ \Ill Y \\ "'-"1!1'\r. _ \' otl ..,1i re __crs I --LOST- AND FOUND

Review Want Ad~DRAPERIES

RECORDINGS

WALL WASHING

Decorate

RUGS BOUND25c

POWERSLumber " Suppliel

lt743 Harper Avenue

Between 7 " 8 Mile Roadl

Open 8:30 to 1:00Saturday 8.30 to 5.00

McCoy Carpet Co.15400 Eaat WarrenCarDer B.",eona&eld

TU.2.8.88

Per LinealYan! ..z.I.Hoar Semee, Cub II: Carry

Preaent This Ad for 200/0Diac:ounL

~~~~ and H.tiDcPLUMBING-Heating repairs. Shop

on wheels. Expert serv>ee. No jobtoo large, none too small Nt 0833.Joseph c. £ger 15830 Charlevoix.GEORGE M PRICE - 1373 Bu-

consfield. Lenox 5S42.' masterplumber Plumbmg and heahng re-pairs of all kmds

•ilr'rotfI1...... ~;-.~

JUKE BOX - For rent Ideal for ,part,es and v,.eddtngs PR 3183 I

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nJbII1e-n tenicw ~ rdM({wbite 1Dcu. Can Artinctoa 4l9Z.

WALL WASHING'-High quali:ywork done by white men Drexel

1814

CCRTAl:\S - l:.."perth laundered9390 C Vernor near Penns) 11 allla

AI e DR 55.85

ANY-RepaU' .. ork on homes, .toresor apartments FIrst dau work

and prompt service. S Eo Barber20380 NesbIt- NIagara 6784

PANELS - Plywood, recreahonrooms. BUild now Holiday season

ahead. The perfect g,ft, enjoyed bythe entire famIly. See my finl5hedrooms. Call AR 3160

;;I"(N-H~,:-, ,",lid\I~l,h \\1' I,~hll!ccaJ gar. 1 I

Imenu; over 13 years experIence IALL DECORATI~G. paper nangmgU~I'''''' Ralnn~r,. NI ~ rr TO ')"1'1 t'\"llnt-lI'u"J' O'n:)r~nt ...,.... ,1;, v~".,.c1'-4312 -368 McKmle, ;xpe;;;nce 0 Snt;~~ r~ove-r: '!l1U.------------ 1471 after S.

Dnek aDd Cement Repairs ------.-----PAINTI~G_And decoratmg F. D.

BRICK-Repairs All lcmds Specl"l- RelSener, 5260 CourvIlle NI 5944.ing in fireplaces. NL 7932. If not at h()lJ1e call Tuxedo 2.5257.

IBRICK _ Stone and cement Nell INTERIOR - Decorating. Guarall-and repaIr \\ork Brick \\CJrk a spe- teed workmanship and matenal

Iclalty TV 1 2450 (plus 30 years experIence). Esti-mates fre~. Hne your work done ICARPENTER WORK now FHA time payments if desiredWIllIam LOADER ~I 4407

JOHN EVANS & CO.-Interior alldexterior painter. and decor. tOri

Estimates furnished. AR. 9223.I

HO,\ORABLY - Dlschaql~d fromU S Army. Bad. In bU5mes< For

pamting and decoratlDg call ".Ilham[l>:emann All Jobs guaranteed TlJ2-9083

Fluor .. ceat

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PIANO TUNING

NO MONEY DOWN

PLaza 6622

Aak Your Neighbor

Thursda)', F(!bruary 1, 1945

REPAIRS

w ......G"ara"leecIPrompt SemeeFor Free E.ti ... t..

Phone Tuxedo 1.1211

PICfURE FRAMING

41H Nottinrham Road

New ConstructionCommercial ad Shop

MainteIWJ"

llUi Harper Dear Conner

BASEMENT REPAIRS

S«vlnr This Communityfor 30 YearL

We Specialize in

Cleaning CarpetsOIl Your Floor

1. H. HEBERLINGELECTRIC Co.

Wilbur N. Williams

AU Electrical

WITHHAt~~A~~::ETI TEMLOCKl InexpensivePlumbing and DistinctiveHeating I IT INSULATES AS WELL I-------

R. &: C CONSTRUCTION CO.

ELECTRICAL REPAIRS•GUARANTEED REPAIRS

ON ALL MAKESSew inK Machines

and Vacuum !~anersPHONE MR GRAVES

TUxedo 2-5044at 4174 Maryland

ROOFINGBRICK SIDING

ASBESTOS SIDINGREPAIR WORK

PIER WORK.We remodel your old car .... witb.ew o'l'erbead do ......Let U Ifi'l'. you IUl edimatei ell-pert warkman.hipi immecliate...me.

PIANO TUXI~G - Electric c1ean-IDg C L Ed\\ ards, 6111 Unn erslty

flace TU. 1-3173

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WATER PROOFl~u - HasementlEd Harvey TEmple 2-0753 SERVICES----

Wuhin, Machine Repajrinlr I SE\yIXG MACHINES-All m~,ke5repaired and guar.nteed. Iwo

ELECTRICAL - Apphance serVice days' sen ,ee CH 8556"'ashers and vacuums rebUIlt ------------

CeCil A\hng. Klagara 6248. PAIXT IT - Yourself WIth Dc ...oepamls Pamt spraying eqUipment

rented \!U\IFORD'S Floor Cov-ering 15006 Harper Arhngton 7080

ELECTRICAL-'\nd mechanlcd! rc-pamllK or 0\ erhallllllR ::meepcr"

fans, motors. apphance" S\l III he ..etc. Can m.ke varts If nece'sar)TU.2-9790

RI fR[(,1 R \TOR-\nd ml'>lor

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14410 E. Jeffenoe

LEo SISS

II2t5 Mack at Beclford

NOW!

Repair YourBICYCLE

PAINTING

Avoid the Sprmr RU6hIMMEDIATE SERVICE

AL'SBICYCLE STOREKercheval and Chalmen

Lenox SOU

- See AIFirat-

IIOOIlKIIP••• saVlCl..._-..::.......:c~~.....,. ..... ..-;;:;-..., -. IUi C "It

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GENERAl.CARPENTER WORK

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Reb14ldeling. Porcha. Step.. B.oolttii;Sidi:B,trStona 5uIs. We ~.ita ClI"'1l!IteIIa

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We also aemce sew.

iD I machines andYIlcuuma. Parta forall makes. W. pickup and delivel.

KOTCHEROLDSMOBILE CO.

FOR EXPERT

WALTON'S

. AD Kineta of Polilhinr - One-Day Seni~

WASHER S.rviceNI.,.r. 0991

eaI ~ • I......-=======- Flow ~AL JARCHOW • ~':""edriaI

124[)1()SERVICE - CALL NIagara 9616

RAD 105- WA5HER5Repaired and Serviced

1.711 Whittier

ARe 0810 • AR. %710

RASHID BROS.

BUMPING

Authorized Cadillac and Oldlmobile Seni~143S0 E. Warren, at Chalmers LE. ZItI

FOR SALE-MiaceD...o..:>f~PLE-llIghch;ur, $4: bathlnetl"

$~, trallllng chair, $2, oale kltchelltable, $J: to)' movIe projector, $3UJ 2-7687.

'33 tD '37 S 1%5 to I 311'31 311 to 495'31 471 to 715

...... &4S to ll&S'41 771 to 1I.S'Q 1170 to IUS

'33 tD '37 75 tD 435'31 321 to S4S'31 47S tD ..'40 liS to Si5'41 IZS to 111$'42 IllS to 12M

'37 It '31 375 to 17.'31 It '41 5M ta ass'41 "'42 ... to 1315'37 .. '3a 3S8 tD 755'31 ...... 711 te lIS'41 "'42 1... to 1515

FOR SALE-MiaceI&uleou

Cbeft'DlebChe'fl'OleteChe'fl'OlebChe'fl'Oletec:J.ewoleuCheft"01etaFora.F......F .

FordoF....doFordaPlymouth.Plymoath.PlymollthaPo"tiae.Po"tie.,.Poati.""

t808 Grand River AvenueNOrthlawfl S_

Buyer Will CaD

Bert Baker

Must Have 500 CarsAT ONCE

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Y_ D. Not CA..... Sea. tAt u.R y_ e-Try 0. E.Z T.. P.,..t P...

WE REPAIR ALL MAKES

ALFRED F. STEINER CO.

W. P., More - Cull Waitia,

WANTED 200 CARS-IF-

FonJ MercuTJ Lincoln-Zephyr Sale. It ~1_1 MACK AVENUE .t Gnyt_ "I ..... _

Office SupplyTUxedo 2-4375

FOR SALE-Mi.c:.eII-IMIOlIII

CMn. '33 to J7 S 1.3 to S _I Ford. '... ItS tD 1MCIte.r •. '31 3zt to 515 FDrd. '41 WtD JI ..CIte.r •. '31 481 tD 73$1Ford. '42 I.IS to 128Sa.n•. .... MS to Si5 Plym. '37 It '31 375 10 1045a.n•. '41 7,. to 111. Plym. -n"' .... SIt 10 1stCbe ..... '42 11 .. to 12M I Plym. '41 " '42 tit to 13MForch '13 t6 '37 7S 10 43t Pont. '37 It '3ll 3st to 7stFont. '31 313 to 54t Pont. '31"' .... 7.. 10 ...Ford. '3t 475 to aas Pont. '41 '" '42 I'" to IMI

WE NEEDUSED CARS

I'" EAST GRAND BOULEY ARD

Near McDoerall PLua MISBUYER WILL CALL

LEWIS F. BROWN

EAST SIDE'S LARGEST

Ford · Mercury . Lincoln DealerWILL PAY

~r~E.PlI-.CI-:-Wa\nut rillllng roo"llJUlte. very ,Ilood c