Gross~ Po.int~ N~wsCorn~e News ~ge of AU the Pointes

y----y-In ClOSS.. Hit SI40

Just Be<:awe theFourth Dnve is OverYou Must Not StopBIl)1ng \Var Bonds

'.ge Two

Glrll • H•• , •• I,,,$,,,Ic,m,,,~ WI,,,

Would You Llk_ CI.an, PI.asant, W.n·PaldWork In an Es'l.ntlaJ Industry?

:»ndetS offer you • Vilttety of full umc work-dtan,pltaS2-0t, well pald-m the _nu.t food Indll.SUJ'Starllng pay lS unllent, With Opponu.nlUH fort:lpld .dvancea:nent and tOtrnpondmg pall11CfCUC'S.

EJtabhsb youneU DOW in a well paid. lnIC'ftSWI,potltlOO mat will Jast afttt the war Stop lQ. at IUIJ'Sande!'! JtOn tomorrow IU1CIuJ.Ir. to the manager..boat du. ptofirabJe work.

lllltdIII_WtnlIIFurIIWa • ~I.'"~ • ... t..h , s-Nr •• IWWIy Willi:

~_mCAHDIU • UUD GOODI • ICI CIIAM' • LUNtKfOMI

GROSSE POINTE NfWS

'USp m.

Tulosday ~!arch 14-Dr Jose-ph M. M. Gray C4Ilumbas. OhleTUr:lday March 21-Dr Howard Thurman. Washington, D CTu~day l>lareh 18-Bl!lhop Seleeman, Oklahoma CItyThursday April 8-Dr Lynn Harold Houah. Drew 5eIn.UW3'

Vote NO 0 on Pension Amendment at VillageElection Monday, March 13th.

YOUR TAXES 10%WILL GO UP

IF "PENSION PLAN" CARRIES

-thIS plen would cost the Villege taxpeye" $56,000 per yeerminimum?

-rt would increase Village payrolls 221/2% a year?

-It would require an Increase of Village taxes of not lellthen 10%7

-It would cost the Villege FOUR AND ONE HALF T'MES esmuch as other Village pension plans now In operation?

-and that five employees could dictate how much money theVillege shell pey every yeer7

ophonaJ,-.,nd th s 1110 muth more prachc;al andfl.Xlble For If suffiCient men should not beavall.ble. If mIght be adVisable to .rrange toget fire protection from the CIty of Detrolt-Or we might want to take edvant.ge of theWayne County fire department, If that depart ..ment should be established as now seems pro1>-.ble Matters c.med by thiS errendment ar.purely admlnldratlve In character, and can bestbe handled by the CommiSSIon es .t present.

Park Voters-

DO YOU KNOW THATWat~r 1C'ek5 Its 0"",,'11 leV'e1

But peopl~1f they re not hkewater --'I;l!ek a higher one

When You Went •••-NlIl7/lYtI

Frosh.Dressed to Your IIndlviduel OrderVote No X on 'ire Department Amendment

Th s amendment provides that leaves of ab-sence furloughs and SIckleaves be IncorporatedIn the Village charter Why should thiS be don.for firemen-any more than vacahons of d ...nographers truck drIvers and other Vlllage em~ployees1

The amflndment ties the Village down to a fixedpermanent poliCYof maintaining a fire department of lts own Our charter now makes thiS

leaders n the poultry but nenfor the past Ideen ye!!f'$

y,. 0.. lit. lItlFRESH

"SHEvery Day at RedComb Poultry MarketYou c!!n shop here wthout po nls You C./In besure of qU!!!ty

ElM .00tekler. Mmaeu

ltII CtIIII PHIIry ItCl :a;""~h: -= ,. 1·1511

!hundoy, Morch 9. 1944

TIIESIAY. IIIICII ••Pkfte ~ A...-n- ... P.M-

GLUE ... " WIIlWISAI .. TraI1 Illuer

SO!JECT

"IIaIiII II............ TraiI'·

1\1I.lt 'W.u. Pktarea .. CelorS~bT

GresH , ..... LectIH'H. IK.

~lad of

Flw.,.....LK"",s

FOR

PRESIDENTOF THE

Village of

Grosse Pomte Woods

RE-ELECT

ALOIS A. GHESQUIERE"He Is Doing a Good Job"

He has been .ctlYe end • Ie.der In obtaining for ih. v Hage

• Clean government and. sound financial notus

• En.etment of zoning law and restnetJon enforcement

• A sUliable Addmon to Mason schooL

• An Adequate water supply.• A disposal sysbm for Hnltilry sewage ilt a very namln.1 cost

to the VillageHe IS NOW leading the struggle tor sewer tacll.ties to h.ndle

stonn w.lerTHIS AOVERT'SEMENT DONATED IY A FRIEND

GIOSSE POINTE NEWS

Suits _ 'a.' / J t

TopCoats\,j' I$4500 to $7500 ~ \~

wl.,.f~oc, nelude I ~worseds twlledl tileYOIf1 .rd unf n Illed ...:wonted, Sngle or ~ Ic~b.e-bre"ted (( j

MARSHALL& O'CONNOR

NavalTailors

1931(StollllfW T..,]DFI C,,)

14143 h.t J.ffttlOft-lEnoll 5]44-5

DO"l'ntown 1111 look IId • .--cAd Uac 6051

'.g. Thre'

MEN'S WEAR,JEFFnSON .t EASTLAWH

VOTERS OF GROSSE POINTE PARK-FOR THESE MEN OF

EXPERIENCE-INTEGRITY-ABILITY

VILLAGE ELECTION MONDAY. MARCH 13TH

nose il Service

'1M J G Vmc('nt of 15500Wmdmlll Point phoned the Plrkpol ce the other afternoon thata dog \\aJ m,roonoo out on theIce in !ront of her place and ofteen Dean and Wallh "ere $entdown as the lite sa'mg squad

They found. large and bandsome black male chow dog QuIon lb" Ice deCidedly eonfu.edand frlghtenl"ll With conuderaole persuashe coaxing they gothim to • point near enough togf'e him tht" final lift ashoreChow dogs h:lve 1l!SSbkln,,: forwater than any othel' bne~

Operating personnel will. extend JOUtradlbonal D&C hospltabty Plan now totravel pleasanUy with D&C when ournew season opens The time nears Weplan to begm oTernight semce to eleTe-land on or about Apnl first. Around Maytenth serriee to Buffalo will &tart And,It s not too early, now, to plan your Dllecruise to Mackmac and GeorlUlD BaJD&C cruises wi begm In June andoperate mid weekly aDd on week-endsthrough the leason We hope we ah&1Ihave the pleuure of semna; JOu.

aPfusant tn.-I II: Idi11 possible if 10Utrt"" the D&C water way when our'PMI1tUOn opena. Yes-we are carry-me tlsentlal war bme traTellen by theIbouu.n~ but the bie palls.'JD!:er capa-dty of the Ilups of th' D&C Fleet meanlbat we do not ba,.. to crowd or m-toDVenlencoyou n,'1I's plenty of room10 teIIJy rut and relu on 70ut triptrithD&e.

"e haYeItri,..n to JIII.Ultaln our accom-llIOdatlonsand senke. atpre-war levels.

EasterGrHlilr; Cards

Select them atHoward I whf'rethoc::e IS ROod Mn Iearly

Vital Unk in <;;real.cakes Region TransportationDETIOIT & CLEVELAND NAVIGATION CO.

VOTEVIlE FOR WOD S.

Ie!] VAN DEUSENfu YWIlE PlESiDElT

TaIpayer NI.e yNrs resl"-ca .. fte ·Pork." o.tsteadl~leal Es.... &pert "'r 32 ye.-s. Few yurs l!.r:perteltCe., Vill.ge C••• tsslOHr Is .. w HT 'oUe- COMMlulour.W.s respo.slble .... prelHt HY ..... HIIS wattr anclsewage disposal cMtNets witll Ddrott aMi IMtnn'ltutalr.. obhlhlla. rata.glhll! To refwnHIs. fro- ftIe stat. apprn.ehili ..... SS,060 per y"r.

FOR COMMISSIONERS:

la'

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JOEL C

129 SAGE765 ledford load

"Uf"ITO" 11 ,-.are ro"CJ4 I. I"~-r ~ a , ~I"""l '" .• b ' 1 l<I .. l: "'.I"t ..n ha..-. 4_1> I ......... ' I II." ..

afr ",,1••• \I,,,.,,b ..' ..I ........1 .. 1 d ka nO"d .." ..I"... """,In_ l"nodl".ll.." '\lIbU... lo' lohl ..klT "'", ...dfdbr.... 7 p".. lt>le r!11= ..

nl" e."lIld.t" .... rate. "PItEFlaRED" by tfI. Cltr. •• Auecltiti.. ef Grosse Pointe '.rk

nu. adnortlsUlbl paid for It,. frletlds af Iht!oe mu who :are lnttrwted. In rO(M) ~nmm~Dto

HOMEIt C

129 FRITSCH100' Harvard load

Ta~., .... FllhlrU ........ detlerl.U. ..)'••k Ch..",I••1 Fall.H. of ~.,....... u,...I...... ( .... n! :lh.""~' "t

P•• 1I.. nut. I: c" 4 rNon nl'rdUM .. '\1II.1'~ ('"",1111.. 1".... , ..."U ('..lIl1nl••I...... "r " .. lib rukl.. ('1.111," D~f.n .. 10 " .... P ... ld.lltPro-rem of 11111..1 C.... IIIIIII8 ..

P.go Pour GROSSE POINTE NEWS1IIundoy. MordI '. 1944

Society News Gathered from All of the Pointe

UA ...''Y SPOD..' £OATS£O~i·TRASTL.~G SLA£KS

827.5011.75

Betty Anne GreeningIs Engaged to Major

Refresher Course DesignedTo Fill Need for Nurses

MRSHEWlY SHELDON ofMR. AND MRS ANDRE" P Rathbone place who IS ltvma In

t{APPER have as the I" house Washington for the duration. hasglleit J VINCENT DV.....ER arrived for a vult with friends.U.s.N.R. who Is here on fur • • •lough from ~e ~~lh fae fie B: =ier ~~TB~

MR. AND MRS LESLIE Mn Ernest Brier of TouratneWEARY of Balfour road vIII road returned Sunday from 1'ooewleave March 15 lor II Flar da York. v.hen &be5pent her SprlDlcattle raneh where the) Will vacation, to the llnlven;t!y of

Qualitythat

Endures SJL\RTLY JIODERX •••

mOUSANDS of today·. GtoSIe Pou:ate News readers",lit $I!e tbe.e chamand flllgL To many of them

nor yet fanulJu 'Wub the mdurlog dlStulCUODthe Connolly name ImpartS, they look much

hke 10) others But to people ...bo know.they reflect the crafomans!up of

Connolly s hf'ewofk the pnde of a halfcentury pledge of quality, assUtllnce of

wang worth

Ch.,.g~ Accounts or DIlIulld Pllj""""'s

TRY ON Propu'l sports dothM. 0"" ftUfT'OrS wall te!AIfd. mill, nnlrHy mod.,.

end dfflHd In the bitt of fa"a. Awa1ablt now" • fine &Ilortment of twead

CI' ~ft Shetland lports COlI'" ktd to mtl-lll'tch or contrad there .te! llatb

edllctan)' RaMeL

HUGH CONNOLLY .. SONJEWELERS SINCE 1890

• 225 GRAND RIVER WEST Proper'so.n. .. he. tus .11 ••• , .....

,.,..." """"" 9. IMol

ore Items of Social Interest to Society in the Pointesiredor Entertained SiLhouettesy Symphony Juniors

oonMd Melvllkt. President of Sen.ars Is Among TheSpo.I,,, .1 Luncheon Held .1 D A C

Women s AlSl!i~l.Uon (or the Detroitwere well compensated for their

K.rl Krueger musical dlrec

attendedlDeebng her first thIS season haVing gone out fo the

-+ last September to Jom Lleut Pool Also at the speaker s....'ere:.its Donald Mclvtlle pre Ident of the semor

p &Irs Albert Gregory vIce-presIdent of the JUDIoes IW W Templemyar K"thleen MOrrison Mrs GrahamISand Reune GrantQthI!rsat the luncheon mcluded Mrs Leroy G Vande-

llrs. \\dham Gray Mrs Clarence L Candler Janei:s,Mrs. Ja'TlCS Barrett Mrs Howard Wheeler Mrs Wm

J!WcU Jr

18and 25 from lOa m to3p InMiss Peuon 01 DetroIt headquarle~ wll1 be the U15lructor

1-"",-,-,,-, .-ro-.-n-.-,,,""',-.,,JI M~orw;~ti~~~~~n~~t1i~~call

~PllDte~ereenterlained ----

":~~~:\l ~h~~ceh ;;tli: Quick Thinking;:~~e~~I~ ?h~~~:rt;~: Sat'es Orphansbirthday of G rl ScoullngHaw:rd PHftt pre~ded

)In. Ed"'ard Bloom led m For savmg tl I: !I\I:, of 8GOs.qmr In ",hlch all parici Chmese orphlllU by her qu ek

thlnkml Mlu C Y LI director!uceDe Silver dlr@(:led of an orphanage In Chekiang

p.JJ'IllIof appropriate ,ame Province reee ved a commcndaLJlID 0 Brien WlI3chairman hon Irom Mme Chiang Kal

lbe rdreshment collUll.ltlee Shek.

~~';;~~~:;IC:Volun r~~:~ o:h~IIS~;k s b~x~~~t ~:;fOf V [.Dry Will be .howen Chelt or Metropol Ian D('tro I

Plmclland Judy theater on which liS S II' t. the Chlnl'lIl'If and at tie Uqulre through 113nUll ale Ihe Untcd

MarthIS nU!I u also In cele Chma Reliefof the nurty lecond An

of Girl Seoutlng A few months ago enem\Ra,mond Wertz education guM wl:re fmng only fhe mil""

of the Gr05Jie Pointe from the orphanage On her ownCOIJImlUceonnounc~ • In tlallve MIs.! LI evacuated th~

p ~;egu C:~~he t~f': f:~~a:lhS~~rs~~~e:re~:I~:n:m~J

l;::~;n~~~11 ~;a:n~ i~~~~f;S-fa';'~erg~~Iy'hd,:O~~t~ ~lOW1Irl! 10 to 3 Dnd those !I:W 01 the children In thlA WIl)

r w It bring their own ~: :~~~~ 8~::porary homes tor

I rodurtory Tranlng classes When Ihe JllpS retreated s('vCalSeoullind Bro"'nle lepd erlll weeks Iliter ~he J:athen Jmil be lield n Ihe Girl Seout up her charga llnd returned 10

J~"'~'="~"=hOO~'=AP~"=I4~"1Ithe orphpnagc She dl~co\('redth"t Ihe authorlt e~ had burnl."d

the building aJI a precaullonIll:'amsl plall:ue wheh had br

AIING S MeN S weAr ken out In the nreaRetraclnt hl:r rolll ... h~ all I nl

formed olll tie chlldren ....Inare now very proud of lit r~ctthat through hdpng Ih~ r I .,on the fllrm. they Ire learmn ..farm ng bnd are In II mtn.urc81'If lupporll_nK _

Ineaux h .. d a eet together for a cood night, sll!t"p-Coka) 50 IU f M ClubKid-Bits ili~~::o~~:~::~~~~o=~ ~~e:I~~~s:eeP-lt _tll mak~1 .0 •

____ R: ~h~t:rda~~~b~a~~:~ BeL<;} Lon; :ad· iI I Uk get Plans MeetingsKatie K2lbfieLo;eh Joey Johnstone and the Gehlert togeth ..r for a couple of h.. r pals -

.leeper!! Jeepe .... Jeepen What twins Joanme and Janie com on Saturda) n gnt too Sh rlt.'} 1 TnI.' Gro-s<' Po nl(' untve1'$ 1y

~~=-efr::\e~:OO~n lh;\::; ~:hG~LIF:Il:: B~:r~B~~1~~':u.~B~;~~~~~l:~~l>~~ o:II:'~~:'\\C~b a1S~~:~f~~-GDe grand heck of II tlmt trying rum Dick Fox Bill Wolfe and ty Marsack aU breezt"d do'" n to I round table dL~-w.s:l(lns at \\ h ehto kl:i!p up on all of the doings- Tommy Ronan ",ere the bo)s the DAC [or a ~pl3l'.h nth .. pool Dr Paul E.'5l.rl. our supenntenel_no Ill" Marge Kalbfil'lseh did some and then all ....I'nt back to Bets\, I'nt of schools .....Ill act as moder_

• • • entertaining on s"turoay n ght for Ihe r<"Stor th .. "'enmg Oooh ator Tht' TL"'Clml:.!'arc s..hcd.1lcdSlumber parties are a mighty too Marge Grame Joannlt. Clark Lo\eh fun a... olio"",,

::~l~~d~~i!n r:~::;,~~~~I::;~ f:~~o~:~ck~~o~lIA~~~a~: WdJ kd~ ~u":'. that. u.ul P.m '\1l'l"Trn 'lard!"L Chmakids don t do much In the \l.U\ of earh m the c\cnmg and a little all-Ih(' ne ....s has to run out '\pClI 1~ lnd a ~1a\ 2: Russ adoz.mg Bonnl(' Tlllt dec dl'd her ....h Ie later Sara Makom..on Ka som~ I m 111 bo. back ~xl " ......k '141;:

~~dafJr ::t i:a::e~~d~:I~': ~~;~~~"tB~~~;n-HN:~ Vo~u~ Bye no,," I f..~J~~ ~~~~~r::u~n~~:g

~~~:~~~Ju:;'hl~nShul7i't~ ~~~1~~~t ~~JB~fh.;'llk~;~:l ~e~S ~I~ M~etln9 11~~rl~~u~~'l;~ :h~.s~p:l~::dhI~~~~ o~~:~ll~e:~~~I~~j~h;:~ ::c Kitchen Jack Ma(' t rs ~ ome I to~cs.. t IIbI;' hlei t

:~ro~a;;~ttlael~eeF~:?1 ;~~t;;~~:~ S~~~~ ~:~~~ a~~h&~ g~~;~~xb~o~ n~o~~t~h\~~ PI~rc: J~~7,u; elat 815: pi--:O~~r~~l a:~~~l °E~:~~~O~~\f:~I~a~~a~gc~~ c~~I~~ ~ I~ ~~~~~~ ~~ ~~uh~~~ Ofl:~~ ;~hl~ r I' an open 0 t ..and Bobb) Hosk1n Jeanne laler Manlyn Buck Dart Sulll\an 16 Ne" memocn are ,,"ekome ThOSl." mle",""led n dom,g ~l)

Thorne LoUISe "-h tcumb Mar~e Rose) Thome Boole) Bo....('n and I Off CCOI for the comm,:: \ear mil) send In to Dr Essert, 1D adWolfe and Nan ..\ Moes1.a Long Tubby 0 '\led \\ere all se('n m th(' are \'In! F Pre"\ll\ pres dlnt I;..n ..... queslions the '\lauId I oleabout Saturda) noon the k cis k tchen munch n~ on the eau Mrs V C Feller lIecretaI} ~1r:s. to haw dl.'<ClISSe'd10 =necl an.popped Into the kitchen to see • • • ISLe ....s treasuc('r ..nd 'Irs. ....I.h th .. topiCS OI.lt1.lJ:ledaoo\e..:~;t ~C)f=ldS=~ U~:=m';'re After Marg es party broke up W lham ""')U .. bJ\er ----Bobb} Ha ....kso.1.orth.Bobby Jones !hue was anoth('r slumber part} ---- ST PATItlCK"S PAKYTand Barb Webb all wh pped up o\er at Kal e Stuarts Joann e Arm; or ..ntat on COl.lr<es I. \e A 5a nt PatJ"lcks part .........11 bI;'the panrnkes to show the r prof! C ark Marge Granse Marge the 0 d er a n~ dea ot "hal held al Coaron! a Hall. MackClent:} :1$ c~ks. • ~~~b:ISC.?BuJ;n('B~;=anBoo~~d ~:dul:tr~fh~lrn:n~~ronH;:'~rs~:~~1 \';'tt..le ~1arcn 1 bl:' t.~e Met

us~:~~~~~e~~~h~a:h~ ~:tl~ n~~n~~~a~~r~:~f~ ~~~ I~I~~e ~or~lnnge~or,dea of \l.ha I~~ ~1n~1~~1. :~a.~nea,Club Ann('11e Da\1S n Bob Ol'<tnand Joanne MOITlSOnn DlckSeymoue all dasbl'd In afte:; the basketb ..11 game to turn round thedance 1I00r a few trillion times.Dane F..ulk \l.as escorted byCobb) Bartlett and Bill Penoyartook DorIS Buser Ed Isbe)dr.i~~~d Gall Whdehead alODg a.o;Ius dale and Letty Kretchmarl\PS there ....Ith Paul Fneze

Sa.... B II Kerr \l.altzlng SaraK:lloomson around the floor andDIcK R)an did the honon by PatRtJIJ n"On Barbara Molynf>aux nBill Wolfe Joannle Gehlert nBill Hooper Manlyn Bud" n""Co" Co \ C:lffi('ron Jan e Heron n J m Gullberg Anme Sulh\aD n Dan !...:IghtholL""I!rB Xle....11l~hdl n BIll Baker Ted K ddn'" Jack) Ward and Woody Ge1Sln J n Morten "'ere all there gettlOg lh~" fdly Cl'nts \l.orth tooOf course those dant:eSJlLst alntoomph,le \\Jlhout a great quant tyof slags ""lI here goes DaVid Hunter Roger Fitch Dick CrumeMan In Wea\er George ManthoNail' Van Osdol Tomm) RonanD l'k Fox Don Sulll\an ShortyTa\ lor Lee h.ltchtn Bob Donnclh and Don Barrett ""ere thosen('Ct..'SSdt}gu~_ ••

Saturda) mght Barbara Moly

&IOSSE POINTE NEWS

With the mterest o[ the public .I1wa) 5 at heart Mrslorederlck Clifford Ford finds t~ese da)S too short tGcram In all he~ \\ar actiVIties As chairman of the Consumer DIVISion ofthl. A W V S ~he has full play [or herfIDe executive abllItv and much of her success 15 dueto her convict Of' that when many strike an anvlI theymust ob~erve order

When no m achon Mrs Ford I~ ah\a)s a S)mpathetic and enthralled 'lnlooker and feels that Withthree sons Ir tlVe service she too has a part In planesships and tanks all over the worldCharm IS a sort of epithet of the Ford familvand Mrs Ford hao; an unusual capaclh for <lttractlngde\uted frlencb With a fme appreciatIOn o[ the art o[11\1Dt. she does not behe\ I' ID boltm~ our pleasures butprefers to share mild JOys with kindred Splrlts TheLOn~tant hlSSlnb of her tea urn and the robust o;nonng~~:t~~~~~dh~ro~~~~~~~ h~ho Polo add to the sweet ..j•..:;;:=::...==-==:..:C-=-_====:- _

As for reading Mrs Ford thinks everY abe has Itsbouks 50 ha~ pushed aside her classIcs to keep apaceWith current events

Our palates Mr~ Ford declares are a\ways teased)r plea~cd and admits a real a\ecsJOn to cara\\a) seedswhile hot j.,1nj.,er bread 15 never mentJoned With therespect It de:.cn. '0;

To her '"I j.,Jlrden IS a lovesome thing :'0 she plants hIlsand chefl:.hes with results that \lDdlcate She lov~ too

the 1m Itles:. freedom of the pralrlCS and the thmAlpme air above the h nber IlDe There are o;oundsthat t"an~ the v(>ry chords of her heart the bleat ofa Hurcl\ Gurd\ In the SpnnJ, .,un.,hlne the hspmgsIIf hel I.r.md-ehlldren the tramp of her soldier sonsfJulsleP'>

TnuuJ.,h Mrs Ford reall/eo; that ID the..e o\erca:.ttllne .. we UlU:.t not harbor aln hopl.:' <;he ....alts forthe da\ ....hen the boys come marchmg home

SAKS }'IFrO AVENUE

~,\K~ I11FTII ,\\'I\~ t t~

RUBBEll.lESSCURVE CONTROLBY MABS OF HOllYWOOD

Only 3 ounc;es of Pilln Ease· lln ar 9 M! two WilY

stretch I:otton fllbr I: bul oh how f rmly I mould,

your fiqLJre to 19+1 s sf m yOLJngI nes In wh Ie or

pllstels Smllil med um or Illrge Pant II or 9 rdlll $3.'5

tC1/.Ujf

DOES IT!

(jnenflhe hardesttbll&Stofind III a SUllll>

l th:i1.moorh.,cMual~ort 'rull CORleswuhbnci:d proporhou andndtilor",olWhallR,lSforSJlnn~1 a.vesoldy

lptrtd"'al5tl les,nalUral

houldff1l lllenderlllDl:IIIfSdf\Oldo[oVt'lState

L In deir IiDuh warfdsand unfinIShed ",orldt. they ~ e examplesI llUl: I:r..ltllmanshlpSO • 6950 • 7500

bUng'slei's Wearu.u.,StorIHOIl,.

NIItIILlNI1\C617 WOODWARD

* • *' *

Corset Slllon-Strillt Floor

................................ ~

~J1111l1J1e Waller'l/g

THAT'S THE 1\1000 FOR SPRING

Fub.ons .bat slan(y fna D De ..l.arwu.

Buuuf",Uy detatled d«ulDaler ,UIU .... t1. &0(1 Lu!e

baluas f r add ..d .ddenda P •..m .......prrth" Oa ... er-b.,J...,l.ed

II.u Ibal aft sheer .nsplnuaDL Alld beautifully

soft dre1Ses I .. all fub.allS .bl "...,waDel_full.· £hUe"n,S

=

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~~3 8JiflL [J3rown~ "" W ASHINCTON BOULEVARD

~"":"~~r:" ••

o(z DA\ ID "" Hlnn BUILDINC

,"-.;R...'<)"I ' ""\ I IN All PURPOSECALFSKIN

Ih pe pe ty t e (Ump lee tl ":l "e me t "er;.s .. a'ldfillfle ng ot et'lt~e ~ :lei 9"1'0 lor e"l\ o.,ty -U'"l:l ne codond cole"o/l

I EtlAn blAck brown ~ blue calf 515 '5

2 Brae-Hon blAck or brown calf 14 t53 An trill brown or tAn c.rolf 12.'5

Shoe Sliion-Street Floor

Woman's Page.

supplies yourelectric refrigerator!

In thousand. of home. electricity perlonu the vital Job of keeping foods fr.shand quardJng pefUlbable. from .pollaqeAnd COAL is required to make electricity-as well all. manpower tran.portaUon.and other crib_a! resource.

The Government asks e ...eryoae to saY.81eclflcity to save coal You can CQIlHnlll

In the operallon of your :efrIqerator bydefrostlnq reqularly. Don't k.ep a mowman in the rafnqeralor heavy frOlt onthe coollnq colla make. the motor runo....rtlma Open the refrIgeralor door aslittle aa possible Don I overcrowd theallelves and don t put hot foocU In therefrlqerator to cool Save electricity whenever and wherever you can -In bomeand .tore and factory ..a

PubllBh.d In cooperation ~ with the

WAR PRODUCTIO~ BOARD

THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY

BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND TODAY I

• • by, of and for Pointe Wome

Public Sale

HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS

ON THE ESTATE OF

Mrs. GaiL StephensDelono Rood S'h M les beyond Oxford M ch

(Oppos te Met~mor~ Hunt Club)

VICTOR'"'' ANTIQUE FURNITURE

Uuholstered Cra rs Sofas Stools De~hTables Beds M r ors Rugs Pa nt ngs

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Sale Conducfed by

H. O. McNIERNEYAppraISer

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WAR BONDS-YOUR E!<DOWMENT POUey'

ART~UR J. RountAND ~O' rA!'ol'

INSURANCE1212 Griswold St. RA. 4417 81

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Cherry 3454

Porn .. I 0' a JUnior Easler Para Ieon or off the ~t('n llalh \ 11

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I HIXIE BOYKIN HATTEN ~PIANO TEACHER

Graduate of New England Conservatory Bodon,

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Grosse Pointers in the War

DONOR..ir Comp,lrd By

ORIOAL GROSSE POL'PIITEHONOR ROLL ASSOOATION

ROLLso PROUDLY WE HAIL our gallant Men and Women

who sertle the colors in the cause of Freedom ••••,

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ThiSspaee was made avall.ble to the cornmlHee for the pubfiCt!ltlcnofthIS seeond Installment through the generosity of the Vanco Machine& Engmeerlng Co and the Holland Manufaetunng Co ISOI0 CharleVOIX

Avenue, GroSH POint. Pari, M Chll~a"•

.ROSSE POINTE NEWS lIwnoIrt Mordo',I944

"Jud~'1)ltld}"TJUm."dldl." 0larl1P~"hat }'OU tQld me t~ otf= n J::ht \r.'llkmhorne from lodg\:.. I can t .'(tflj It Just t.')e.a) lOlldd."

Surethmg Tim.H~s.hattto1dhtm.CharlIe. ~5 no S'ch tb.:nJ: ~ \"'Otln anal:on. a SUIt, .a CXltIntT ur en:n a cn:n-murnydl} neh.adproof~o£JJat

dt:rmi: our 13 \ean or proh bltlOn \\1'yo'Jn:aU\,,\"'Olefof1S\\hethNhquorlll:Qm:to ~ '!DId lq,GIl ...or d/rr.alh \\hether thecommmuty I'l f:OlDg to get needM tal~ forsdmoh. htJlSp1ta1... an:llhe M.e or .hetherth1! mane} 15 gomll to &0 to ~I:"'t~ andbootltg,.,"'a"!o. That s the an cr bo 5wn~.asA.8-C."

Gro~~e Po nle Fllrms

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MICHIGAN S LARGEST UNDERTAKING ESTABUSHMENT RANKING WITH FINEST IN AMERICA

MAXON BROTHERS Charles Verheyden, Inc.Grosse Pointe Funeral Directors

16300 MACK AVENUE, .+ OUTER DRIVE

NI_g_r. 6000

Spec.ald, n Groue Ponte Propertes Snell 1929

83 Ke chllvel Ave

TU'edo 2 6000

•• OSSE POINTE NEWS

THE SILLIESTQUESTION IN THE WORLD

ITIHEwar has done much to try the patience of all of us, but if ari~bon is ever awarded for.the greatest contribution to wartime asininity it should go to those people who go around

asking and looking the question: "Don't you know there's a war on?"

Everyone knows there's a war on and knows that war means sacrificeof big things and little things. In our restaurant we've had to sacrificesome of the fine points of service which marked our establishment inthe past. We've had to comply with ration restrictions and we fre-quently are short of help.

You, our patrons, have been most considerate of our inability toalways maintain our pre-war standards. Thanks much for your goodcooperation.

As soon as possible, we'll resume normal service. Meantime we'll doour best and we are happier knowing our patrons lealize ho~ we'rehandicapped.

P.goT.. 610HE POINTE NEWS l1ouncIoy. MArcil 9. I

ARNOLD L.

DIESINGPRESIDENT

Grosse Pointe Woods

Election, March 13th.Prom 'I' when eleded to divot, h" t me end

bed efforf1 to the nt,rllts 0' ALL of the CltlZlnsof the V IIlgl of Grolll Po nf. Woods H•• lI9VI ""ec:,1 .ttentOr! to the h•• lth .dety .nd(jen".1 wtlf",. of the people H, ber IV" thattlllt mmecl .t. problem I' the flood WI'" Ind"Wlg. d .poul prog'lrtI and propoSIS to do .11In h. power to get .erly .don

H, berev,s that mproved recr •• ton,,1 flCJrtll. er. badly n•• d,d nth. Woods Plft cuI. flyfN the c:ljldren of th, vll,gl end propOl1S to9 VII 'llfly helld to thl lubillct

H, .noWl that one Ih ng well done II worthmore then meny prom IU.

Yeu ~ l;:xll: or "'rol.oD 0 f "Ilere ore O"y we~I:~..-.. ..,

Y"''' ....~ -r;r-"a.''lt s..,,-e of ....~ portot o't S:l .. i ""'l

C"'.", 40 _~l< 1P"'""1br-e fl-!ly c:ekh yoJ 0 ", ":I

ear nto 'Te og FrYe. steto., of F,h"rP .. 00 f1"d

r.tlve her ch~~d

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In Adcf"'lo"l to All Mechlln col

1l"ld Electr co Serv ces we do

SIMONIZING-PAlNTlNS-BUMPING

lLt Us Help 1011 ThrOflgb so VsctOT]

LinoleumService

Mumford, now g ve' y!lU

c:omp1e'e lInd prompt~.. ,.Or'! 1I J type' of floor co .. rgndud I'Ig lIsphlllt t Ie C~ U~

for dependable guo 0" ei!d NOTICE OFANNUALELECTION :i

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MUMFORD'Seo.,ItIt FIttr CoYlri.~

15006 HARPF ..... r WAnUIN - "'111.gta 7080

To Be Held in the Village of

Grosse Pointe FarmsW a)lle Count), Michigan

A Vital MessageFrom Your Fire Fighters00 not be m sled by folse propllgondo m s stotements or false economy Keep yourF ra Dapllrtment ntllet 1lnd protect your property ond loved ones Don t gomblew th f rei F re wa ts for no one Ilnd never ploys the go me sqU1lre The V 1I0ge Com

rn ss on should be held respons ble for pro per and I!Idequote f re preted on for resld .. ')ts Ilnd t1lxpoyers of Grosse Po nte Pllrk Close up the loop hole In the obsoleteond outmoded sechon of the Village chllrter

To the Qualified Electors of theVillage of Grosse Pointe Farms:

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You ~ ~y oouf".ed that the Annual. ElectlOQ fOf the electlO:l of oUllerslD acrorda.noo: ... th the J'iIhge: Ourttt .....tIl be held lD the V1I.laj:ie of GI~sseP..mte Farms DO.

and the polls for saId Elechon shall be open from 700 0 clock In tI {'forenoon to 8 on o clock lD the e\enmg at the Village Hall 90 Kerb\ Road

At "'bleb ElecnM the follO"'lD8 offu::en .are to be roMeO \12

BY VOTING YES

Amendment change to' Chapter No 15 of the Vrlloge Chllrter MonyI ves hove been lost through fre and lock of proper protect on Remember vot ng YES on thIS IlmendrT'ent does not Ildd one add t oMIpenny to the tox roll

GrasSI Pal.le Park Fir. FIPtars Assaclalla., I& II & E. Jeff.no.

ON lONTEA'MBAlS

3 TRUSTEES1 ASSESSOR

1 TREASURERHI

1 PRESIDENT1 CLERKI

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You IUe further nouhed tlut there wdl be only one polling place for 5"1IAnnual Elecllon \\luch shall be at the Village MUniCipal BULldtng 90 h.e U)0=1.

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HARRY FURTON,VILLAGE CLERKVILLAGE OF GRbSSE POINTE FA

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS

rI hide the man I Not I.WI' 10 much u our own'fi~~ Ditta provIdes v.dllllgnes; to do wItholit is the

~. for an umouod way to black out the black.-trS market.

At Lakewood

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'Guadalcanal Diary' I IElementary School Notes'Singapore Joe'At Town Hall

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(.LOSED MONDAYS

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lotle wIth food!

VI CUPID'SI MACK at HARVARD

G,_ P,..t. Restaurant

FRI. HtI SAT. :-: .. 1.1 .. 11

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"SEVEIITHY1Cnl"

SUNDAY-o.tb Slage'

4 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE 4JOAII CAIPBELL CARL DEIIIIS

IUYYOURWAR IONDS AT THE !SQUill!

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JEIIE SHECKNDveity Act

HI 31" REGllIE SAX

IDAY .. SATURDAY MARCH 1011

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lid Har,," "TORIIADO"

FRIDAr _ SATURDAY MARCH 3.4 PRIIICESS HtI YUlE

Fred MacMllrttly • Jo•• CrawfordIAR. 12·13-14

NDA.Y.MONDAY 0_- MARCH 12-13

'IESTON FOSTER _ LLOYD NOLAN 111

"GUADALCANAL DIARY"

"ABOVE SUSPICION"SATURDAY 11 P M

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"ADVEIITURESOF A ROOKIE"

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MARCH 12 fillMi 16

A GREAT BILL FOR THE WHOLE FAIILYWED. I'.THURS. :.: liAR. 1&-1&

GOOD SEATSAll Perrormantt'l

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"DR. 1IILLESPIE'SCRIIIIIAL CASE"

Cary Grallt • LClral.. Day

"MR. LUCKY"Gar Comedv lid by F Hugh lIerbert

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IPogo TwoJv. GlOSSE POINTE NEWS

INCOME TAXOur OrganizAtion is Regularly En-gllged Throughout the Year In

TAX WORKl_PUILIC NOTICES

• OUR ORGANIZATION IS PERMANENT

• OUR LOCATION IS PERMANFNT ~

Open9{l()A.M to9-QOP M

KHAUSMANN and ASSOCIATETAX COUNSELORS r

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D. Lux. Workmanship That Is Not CoIohkc n:xro-anon now for the 6l:Y1f (ldJlII'fft &lidorllU_C of your be-me and be ISSUred of our IIenlOyour coo.\Ullt"O(le. U"e ul.e • pen.onal 111!~1'Ilt

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CALL USWe P.y High Dollar-C.r or Truck

EARL HOLZBAUGHFORD DEALER LE"iOX

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"0'WASHING MACIU\E

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Free Estlmales in i our HomePam fUT All \l ..ke~

17 YEARS EXPERIl:.\CEAll Work Guaranlf'"d

JEFFERSON APPLlA CEAND REPAIRLEnox 3 5

SELL YOUR ~ t,.f.,. p,lc:e eelConteJl

SAVE YOUR

011 LElox 5111 I

FISHEl RECOIMOTOR SALlS

15000 KERCHEVAL

1934's

$2610 $1110 U.e YOW'

FIREPLACE1937.

$12610 $350193's

$1510 $250BIIfD GenlllM Cunei

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$225 10 $4&0 $3110 10 $6110W.sl.rl BuJer

WallsA.loMobiles 0'. Clolllilr; WIIIeII

lEST 'RICES PAIDFOI' Alen.

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