EXTEND YOUR LINESTO THE FRONT

y.MAIL WILL REACH HIMI Grosse Pointe NewsComplete News Ccwerage of AU the Pointes

Because So MUM Blood HuBeen SpUled by Thoae Flghtlnt:for You. Youn b !'.eedt:d Mor.Than EUf z..owl Register at tbII

Blood Bank t01' Your Donal1oD.Call CHen')' 1200

by lIppomtment

'ogo Two G R 0 SSE , 0 I N TE NEW S 1l.undoy, MMcIo I, 1945

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"CHARACTER."SAYS WEBSTER.

"it • trait or IUm of traits conferring d1J..tinctivenetl II These neW"WhallngTopcoats

have character You can sense it like charac-

ter in • man You can feel It in the 10ft,

Iprlngy handle of the cloth-rare all~orsted

gabardines ••• enduring tweeds and camel

.hade fleeces. You see character in their

ttyling. too, ••• he euual fin"", of • mpl..mat at dinner Here 11 rei! TOpcolt .tilf'ao.

tion ••• if you need one, see them ~~~

WHALING'S.IN. WUS • .17 WOO_WAS.

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D~~16401 E. WARREN COR. AUDUBON

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The Inl£'r All ed ConfeN!nee inMeyko City through the unanlmous acUon of ll; InterAmerlwn orgamUltlOn committee perfeds an agreement giventhe mime the Aet of ChDl'ullepec which creates I league ofAmerican state! each pledged toprotect the terfltonal Integrltyand pullt cal ndependence ofthe others against aggressionfrom any quarter thIS measUTe In effect spreads the manUeof prottctlon against fore gn aggresslon over all the WesternHem1!phere as Il£'hleved by theMonroe Doctnne but pledges toIt.~ support the common actionof aU the Amer ean nationsrather than leavmg its maintenanC!! to the self appOintedresponsibility or the UnitedStales alone It takes po!ltlveground agamrl Intra hem1SPhencstrife by mutually pledg ng thenvlolabll ty of each nation s

territory

The National A&.o;oelatlon orManufacturers completes a survey or post war employmt'ntprospects whleh finds 56 000 000jobs ....·m be available after reconversion about four mdlion more lobs than were avallable In 1939 and only four m.ll1on les3 than the nwnber Presldent Roosevelt aay. must be

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GET ACQUAINTED WITH

··R-.J"D~~MARVIN ~ OUELLETTEGROSSE POINTE'S NEW SERVICE MAN

FLYING BED HORSETHAT GOOD MOBILGAS & MOBILOIL

.... a combination that can't be beaten!.t

THE BIG SERVICE STATION

KERCHEVAL AT LAKEPOINTE(FORMERLY SEWELL'S)

Well, Here it is. A combination that is aimedstraight at TOP Service for every driver pf a

car in the Park and 'all Pointes East'!. With

friendly Mobilgas and friendly service, we

make our bow. Won't you stop in?

MURRAY9256

RED OUELLETTE'S SERVICE• • - to tho POINTEI

~Y, IAa<ch,01m

CustomTailors

To Gentlemen

MARSHALLa O'CONNOR(SuI'" T.,lon ell)

lud Eo JEFU;RSQ"J... ~"

A fabulously beautiful coDechon--oneof the finest we have ever had Choosenowthe perfect compJement for yourspnng wardrobe

SILVER FOX$145 to $~1.~

1,1 S" Ii SKIN ~MINK SCARFS, pe' Ik,n $3500 I:

F

!,JM''' SKt~ ~tAUM MARTE"I. por Ik,n 12500 a

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1,1 It" SKIN

~STONE MARTEN po, sk .. 10625 ,,~lJ.t'kE'rll • STOLES • FUR ACCESSORIEb

CLEARANCEANNIS

FUR COATS$77 to $3350

Savings!

USL OUR LAYAWAY PLAN

COlln.'It.' rerms

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS

You Can BeAt Your Soldier's

Side ThroughTHE RED CROSS

SP£CIALImI •YOUIEYES

GIa.'i5e5 Fltt~ .... 1tc]l&1n4EllUllaaUet8

(/)=(7)Dr.[[IEWSOPTOMETRIST16445 E. Warren TU.r.NOat Outer Dove 2-6ltSS

than a

MALLORYLIGHTWEIGHT

Regardless

of Price

f~ Mollory th!ll

m<'lkes Ame ViS

fner 19htweghthou today And from

.oost to eoilitIm/!lrt men_ry

.....hore .!Irll snappngup these "llW

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GIVE10 Ihe

RED CROSS

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~I Wherever your soldier may ~n Fm1Ce Hollo!ncf

Germany or lfilly. Tn BUrmlI Indlil, the lsland$ of

the Pacific, the Red Cross IS W Ih him Admrnlc.-o

tenng Illd comfort relief Is the work of the Red

Cross and what a wonderful Job tMy are do1ns

The aId you gIVe the Red Cross 1$ .. ldJnI your 0Wft

mldl.rl

Soft tghf wllghtfelts w ~ b m'

11,1nod up or down-'Old .. medurn~ Ml'TCW--," you

de re fhem Hartla--e hilts youN b.

p oud to !'l toL. l.p rig

Other Quaroty

HATS$500

Store Open EvesThurs I Ffl and Sat

=,,~~).ff~_CIVE WHAT YOU CAN - AND GIVE rr NOWI

_T.lOUIS MElD

SONS

."=:U POJ>ITE NEWS--.- ---- ---ThuncIov, Maroh " 1945

0..••Point. News

S,ull &dlUueJ, for /he H,gb Pllrpos, u Srnoes

There 15 lust ~ simple plain policy which governs

the operotlons of thIs 38 year old estllbllshment

and that IS to give the maxImum of well apPointed

servIce • and without extra cost.

Chas. VerheydenI'"

NIa,gara 600016300 Mack Ave at Ouw Dr!""

Twa Pi.,.,Prlllf."'.'ere.....

w. ,..,~. yoa t• chlf 0 opel1

ge .ccount • t

Jlcobson', and Ien oy theeonvenl.nce 0 f"Chtrge It." "Ylng

GROSSE POINTE NEWS

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GROSSE POINTE NEw.

Society News of the PointeGathered' from AllFrom Another Pointe

of View.,Jane Schetmctborn

Short And To The Pointe

Tl.e HALTER GILEThiiJh/,iJhts a stunnrniJ SUIt

~::h~jt~~l:tr~:tfa~;:~~ob:Ckoryour neeL round your wauLNew cool beauh(ul touch to • new,LeluttfuI lUll of gold woolTLe IUIt, 135 00 the gllct, 3995

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Open Evenn9~ I

Looking fOT

IMPORTANT COAT• for flus season w11,m

coats a-e so Important'

Dont" .u the IdJlt'~ hllior u.edto do tl.(!m Iupt'rbly lOft wool veryr tted ,ubll) flauerlJ1gly detlllIed •to wear over a prelty eIren unJerpretty fUrl Be ~e (It cocoa. 9895

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wASHINGTON BOU!£VARD 16926 kercbeval A\1!nuC'

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS

. by, of and for Pointe. WomenPage Seven

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13. 111:t3I:L e().WOODWARD .t STATE,.

P.go FoghtGROSSE POINTE NEWS

lI.utsdoy. Mon:Io •• 1945

Red Cross is Taken SeriouslyBy Trombley School Students

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For OilyDistorhetlSkin'111K11S IDUIIIUIIIUfO conotlO ClUa.JlI!l:.eeb01l'tluslflllleollodallull'haruum:Ictlonolyskll howl.,bdl'tlpc-ollblackheadl •b.lpl c<>Duolthe problemafcmblru!1ll;bl.lIIlSb~Lkelurflcc-c:]oggedpo!'UoKa1Jn.nllldplDpl~e:xtcmally earned. Won.derfulcbtek.loflpollroWne.l° Lkellose dUllerIonbcad Forwomell1IlC1l adolt~cntl UICU

dlftcl.d.SulIo-CollDd",(;zwa.l.SO. __

KOPP'S

Lookln, for .. me loocI Huerts! DwIttt MwcII OW'

Home service AIIvlHn will Hmondrate ... ""';cularly"lIdOYJ, I.w ratlen poln. cIlIhu ..m 1'hvrsHy ....Friday aft....... Se lie sun to visit one ., C8IIftIHntlyloeatH Home s.mc. Cenw.n ••• pi tha hftIt ...thl. WI..,. Hl'Ylq fnquently At thllt ' ..ne ourAdvlsen willi' .... ' -.sww "Y IlVUtlotu y ... It-........ .lectrlc IIppIJtlnas, lith...... ... CIHIkInt: tneth.&

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Th' University of !'of chlganClub of Grosse POinte will asaembl. In Uie Pierce School Llbrary Tuesday evening, March1311t815

DI" Herold Dorr (,,0 a$loclate

1~~~~~gf;~~~~~~~~~~1proles.sor In the pol teal IL encedepartment at the Unlven;lty of-- M ch ipn WIU llddrcss the group

frw YOM" DrhtIt'''K PIHlu" DXme~~~r:ndl~;e~~ac:'ll be

AU T HAT T H ... A M I 1M' L II S onA~~~~p",. ~u~-:,r~yeal'J h. 15 on. of the youna:erfaculty men !lnd thOle whokno .... h rn antlclpille II veryst mulatmg and thoushl i'rovokIng message

Two Unlveult,. Regents Jn. UUJcommunity Mrs Stuart Baitsand Mr John D Lynch haveb~n upeclall,. invited to IUmdthis meetiD,

The local dub b very proudof enroll ng J35 active membeI1l'Q far lh15 year and 11111 extendsa smcere welcome to any formerMichigan student 'Who would beInterested in joining the club uan uprl'Sllllon of loyalty to theAlma Matel" or to IUpport theeflor1ll to llecur schoiarshipi atthe Un venlty for Groue PomteItudentl. ... _

Tt'JThI

lAURN BEAUTYSALON

f1 Acqut. tnllt• lovely to look

It Ipplltlnc.

Soft Iudroul p.rmlnlnb.,.MldllM. orMlJllIIIIMs 1150 up

~ft1~,.• JIIIr Fme ArIa EId,II.t .. Adarns Theatre.......tIIlATON TOWER

GLADYS KAYESLiNDiRlZlNG

lIOTRWUCINS BODY CONTOURING

UIY HARRIETT BRUDIIICITAIL 1111

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OLD J'A.lmONE».hit acS4 your favorlt. b~d of IlquOl'

II per cI1recUone on each bottle

DAIQUlKIaaONX

NO MISS _ NO MUSS ..... NO WASn.. ry •••• ud

""2'UTE TIlE DIFFERENCE'"ItII at ktkr F..... DnaI'. Beer and Win. SIOI"

WY 1II11111£n BRAIIDSCO.:rt. G :BEDFORD Distributor

14501 H_rper. Detroit 24. Ntc:1LPaoQect 7ZZI

Pointe SwimmersIn Title BattleI==~~===:=:::::: By FRED RUNNELLS

Last Saturdlly night the AAUand Ml!tropohton Detroit ~Immlng ehnmponshlps were heldat the Downto\\ n Y Topnotchnlltators from 11110\8r the stltevledtorhonol'3

Hank h.uhlman star brea,tItloke sWimmer of the 1945Gros:Jll Pointe High Blue Devilsquad IIwom the lead off pl»1tlon on the City Club s rnedlE'yrelay team which finIShed ~ourlhIn the AAU ehamplOnshlplKuhlman ~ teammates were Apprenllce Seaman Tommy Leekner end Lt (j g) Johnny Jam.

Dan LaFerte Bnd D ck Ralphteamed up with Leekner andJllns In the 200 yard free stylerelay event to f m~h second Inthe Metrropohlan Detroit champonshlps

I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~jlTic Umverllty of Michiganmedley rclay team of MowersonKeesler II n d Merton Church'ma'hed the only record of then Ilht by splll.llhing to a new poolrecord of 1203 sCl:onds

BlI/ K Idow topnotch 200 ,urdfree &I~ler of lie Blue De\1Isquad \\ho qualified a week IIgoInseeondplaeem thetmetl"lIllsw U attempt to ann'll': the DetroitMctropolitan crown thIS Wednes-d"

~O LICENSE GET TICKETThe (:Ity police served 10 vio-

lation n'ltlcel on automobiledr vcr.! on Monday and TuesdayfordrvlnJl cars Without the newlicenses reqUired u of midnighton Sunday

ORIENTAL BUGS4. Pul.et Roor Conr for Every Home

or Bullnell Ed.b~shm.nt

wge S.Ie.tfcn "" 5nes

MODERN Hd ANTIQUE WEA YESIn.ludlng

s..... K.,1l'IIM Ulinllll Kalh .... IoTh.rls. Ch nne

AM.u v,,,,.,, 'iM _. /ro", 'i, 0",,,,

MY_ Smfn, Mrch 9In Orllflf.l Rugs CINMd K'~',edl=NS. J. SKAFF ~ m:

... Portable Fireplace$60

ep. Evenngsn.... Fn-.ISo.

Dflllllfd for room. at moderateIlu Whlll' CuI',"lal flrepace thTel:! brlc" trIm Slab ba ... Cnmpl'tewlth lag. end metalandlrc".

18. Eiii~r~.2]301 VAN DYKE.,] Blocks North of9 M I. Rd"'IVAN DYkE. I BI(l(k Nllrth of Houper

~~h.",.tl-'1II4&&riIrl~JI\.t,..,

201U I'IACK AVENUEc, .. .,. &ll1Ia, Or ..u .. F.18te WHoM

$45 :lWe Nlp!llt you (an .r......ysget the JHle th Illill 10 chel'-IIchtrste of IIIch holdl!Y etHOWl!d,

1I.I.d EIII., O'tlll~ ~I M."I

6It0S5E POINTE NEWS Pogo \l,ne

ITown Hall Books Balinese Dancer.

Keep tho Red Cross .1 H;, S;d.Giv. Mor. Thon Befor.

.A.~D COMPAN.

INSURANC ..

1212 Griswold 51.

1-RA. 4417-8·'

RUSSIANDUCHESS

j"ules 1". 5c~uLotCUSTOM JEWELS

cosmetics

JrfuIs for Er"1 O'r#JaorfOIerry 3454 807 ItlettopohCUI Bld ..CAd,II •• 0056

Put yoursell inhis shoes

Suppooe~-'IOf1OUIh_""""SIyour child IftIo tho world? Ill. -. do,""dJemr, PYc. L"s we told hun ..... JOUlS to have• bIby Thera wasn c eoOllgh mooey co pa, for medt.a.I cue and halp.tal.tzaaon. Htlpl-. Prt. R. appealedto the Red Cto& In. few dtp be ncum word thatIhcy had a&lted hb: we in aPl'9ia1 frx tmefItOClmaternity lad Infl.llt cut.

Suppose your mother were ill one! WIthoutfunds? Seaman T ltL rett:lved word h.ts mother 1I\"3S

desperztdy ill and WithOUt monty He rememhuedadVice he'd heard and went to Ins Red CnliI FieldDlf'ector who requMred the boy $ local chapter toaaange fot care. They dul Now. llIWety L.fted, Seaman T 1101 Is a better fighD.llg man. Another uampI,Pi )'Our Red Cross J.n aetlon.

SurP- yov wore dylnj r.r _ of b100iplasma? Tho ""'J-I "'" mp-s &om • sbdIburst nddled Sgt. It.]. M.".left amL He was 10llDlblood £m. A medIal ~ admmutcred first aidand Red Cross blood plasma. Then theJ c:amed Iu..tIIto di. ieJd stmoa. aad sn- 1wD • __ pats tJI.p"'- Wuhoat" he '"""" hue di<d.

Suppose,... _Idn', """SI yo..... 1f .. Ion;:;ur family you·d lost 110ur leg? He hado't tal.dK:m he d lost hIs l~ Dad and Mom. woa1d DbIt too hard. Bot they ~commgtoSttfum1Iltbehospl[aL He appaled to 2. Red CrO:D wcu:br to bm.kthe Oe<\'S for bun. It 'WaS II teugh Job, but she did •and soon Mom W2.I boldmg hu hand whJ..Ie Dad ....telling :IOttle funny thmgs tint had hAppeMd t.dr:h ond Sg<. J. T. woo muhng !Dp1"!I.

Suppose you Wfla wounchcJ, dtsaLI.d, jo&-less and dIscouraged? A Marine Pnvate, he waswounded in the SlUm Paa.6c IOC1 dacharged {or dis-ability He went home discouraged at the prwpcct ofmaIuo!.1ns hVUlg Jlgun. Unable to tHe up Ius formertndl; in desperatllm be appealed 10 1be Red Croa"They pat buD.1o touch ~th tbc.em2U aaeocI-hudom, nreU. now.

SuppOI. your son were fohn prlsonerofwar?Imigu:le the anxt(:ty of the patel:lts of Pvt. ::. D .. whohad had 1:10 word from hlffi 11:1 months. The Red Cross:sent a welfare mquuy And then the Ictem.ltlonal RedCrIJ5lI reponed thar be "as beahby md well and_-asrccavwg regularly the Amencao Red Cross padtage5mat helped keep up b.t.~SPWIS, Your money getS thel'lckagesrob, ..

The Red Cross can't do thIs work wIthout your help.The actual easel outlined abo"e illustrate Just .. few oE the thousands of ways m whtcbthe Red Cross helps our Jightmg men-at home and O\erseas Bur Vonhouf ,our helpthere would be no Rcd Cross to do tins humanltanan work For che Red Cross IS whollydepeadc:nt 011 the money that you and other sympatheuc Amerll::ans CODUWute. And.{tel' rhree years of \\.1r, the wad: DE your Red Cross 15 greatet' than c\ er

TIunk of the paUl and lU4'ett.og you can alIevtate by your cootrlbuuoa-and how,proud YO\l QI1 be of Y(iW: part 10. this hean: wannm&; work. Won'l you K'v# 1I11,ON &tm~ + KEEP YOUR

RED CROSSATHISSIIJE

GIVE NOw.. GIVE MOREDETROIT CHAPI'ER

THE AMERICAN RED CROSSCAMPAIGN JlL\DQU~I'ERS. 1114 GRISWOLD STREET-RANDOLPH 6J85

GROSSE POINTE NEW~'age Ten

" Anti·Exposure"Suit to! AirmenPrOtles Success

e:nc:ued In the proterllve cloth ITOCDHGI or w.... -

r • Reunion in BelgiumBuy 6th Loan Bouds 'Til It U.rts

and keel>Faith with the

BOYS IN THE SERVI£ERILl lARD C LONG son of W rd has bl!tm recc!\cd thn

'Ir n t !Ilr< C R LunJ: 25 SERGEANT ....ALTER BURKJ. • H Rd G f' P ntl' ~ 'l n E\10 &rm of Tho OM Durkemo Pointe Mlch r~verlns from II!II c "'. l: d 1\ d ru· nll\ 69~ 51 Clair lIu:nuc GrO$Sl' aUghi II'S wound I. thoroughlyf m Ie'" I A r Techn c I convinced that tl German h..cntyTrl oJ.: r n 10 I d I "or "lIUn ell'r shell clln bl' tired

on l kilo 1 \\1 I I tIc Just as elecclvely from. UllSb"\rm I J h .\U!ld III bllrrel.u a gun bllrnl.. ~I't{.nit} f II f r \\hlch It happened 50 luddenl,. Ih • l'r D n OJ: lp! tu II' tlsls '" IIsn t sure what happened.~hu" <'It he as t l~l • tl'd lInd 1IIld the yOlUli nlftrd! mechanicF no ('11: Ill' 10 lllTn a pctty of a 82<1 Liberator ~quadron in

(Iff ntl' the 15th Air Force In 11J11yThl' fil' 1 J:: lid ,ted man IS During II recent dean up CaIn

m'''' n a nJ.: fu thlr d t) nr pa gn of the tent area Italianri ~ t hcr to ~l<lor to II Ntt\ul v.orkmcn placed duu:arded (j rba,s.c man twenty millimeter ~hell5 In

the IIrell trash can and then 19nlled the contents as WII5 the

l policy of dlsp<Jsng trashWe were sung ID our tent

about noon bme he conUnued'1 when gun shots jU5t outside 01... the tent lent the boy. runnlrtJ

to mvcsllgah: I sat Ught fora moment, but when I beardshoub and morl! gun shots Ibecame mt@usted too I had JustIlIken about two or thre<>steps It wu • afosse Pointe re The) had been boyhood friends:~~ef~ln~eW:;:t,r~~~gldOf~~ urnonlltaNl11thArrForcefl&ht- at homl Llcut. Wrght, withmy Ic

llg1 was hit but didn t even ~o'RPh~~~A~.R~J:uT:~~~e p':r~n1;5th~~:~n ~:f~~

WALTER Bt1RKE~IO feel LANTYNE. (right) 25 McKinley aUacks wh ch dl!Stroy"dover 500Pointe has bel'n ,\ounded again In five m nutes 1111 the ammu Plate was assigned as armorer enemy \l'I'uc1es near POltlers

,t~~~ ~~~O~~G~;G a"dHOJ~ t~e~~~~~e(~~u~~lt;: h~h~~ :~~tn =k s~n~o~lIlth;O~::::: ~~ thit~~un~~~~~ r~:"~lro~~Pt:m~;rI!S~d::~aia:

~elr:z Htf~"1 fo~nlrg of ~~:Cl~5 ~~ ~r:t:Il:~~~: O~~ :~a~: ~~ s:o;;~h~nl~o:~ r~~~~Nr~G~~R.p:~~B ~I~~~~~G~t::ber3 of the 36th

in~lr!~\}V~~r:~s:~~= :~ata~;~ beSR~Burkemo v. as n"'nre!ed the :e!e~reae!Y on the road to re-I~~~.~~~~t.~~~~~.~n=:.=-:::I:jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~1n.. nl'l'r v.th the Army AI' Purple Heart and Bronze Star "The wound wasnt much but POInter Takes Part In DarIng

Corps. A grlllJulite of Gro:-se He 15Dneof the best young lima you can bet I m running as fastPo ntll H gh Slhool Hoffman en leur golfers In the country as 1 can m the opposlle direction R f F 'Z LI sted November 4 1942 Just • • • (hll next tlml!!I hear gun shots escue 0 amI y on uzon~:~~b~; ~~rt 1~1S h~u~t~~ag: M~I~r~:r.:o~ ~~~T~~nOfp;:l ~:foi~~:ts~~~~:t~~::;uh~ The part v.hlch a Grosse Po nte hIS 1\\0 Fil pmos thIS slenderment to Muriel Wll<;onof Great mated from a sl!l'ond 10 a first ' infantryman played III the dram SIX fODIm" I' rcached the 40th

:::Isp~~:~ v.as I nnounled by :::~~~~~ntfw~c~~~m~u~flea~~~~e Fifth AII' ;or:e ~hilJpplne Is fl~c ~e;:I~~e~~da~e~e~~~g fa~t ~~ .laD;d~~~~:d a~::ed throughtons Sect on European Theater lands-MARK W JARRETT a in the hills of Luzon for thll last Speakmg of the move Shaner

WILLIAM D ROBINSON JR ot Operations of the Army crew chief serving With the three )e3I'l1 IS told In a dISpatch S<I d I \\as readmg a .lap paper

~oO~I~b:trofaK~n~~ V;o,.~ea~ pr~~~~r~aHa Frutl~rll~~Sa~~::'~ u~~tar~~~~ SFifO: ~~O F~~:b~ ~~~Ive;tnf~~t~e ~50~~E:re ~~I~~ to:a~~g the~~t~~~~t :esplndmg n fIve day leave V.lth been In the A :I four YPllrs He the Phil pplnes has been pro- quarters m the Phllippmes J nes I notCld they verI' conhIS parents after completing his was m 'England 18 months before moted to Techn cal Sergeant. He 1st L eut James M Flmchum st<lntb falling back. When I sav.b'30t tramlng at Great Lnkcs be ng sent back to the StattS to IS the husband of Mrs Mary S. 01 Wichita Kan lee! a detach uur pldnls and hldrCI the f ringNaval Trammg StatIon lie will attend Officers Cand dateSehool Jarrett of 317 Kerby road ment of enl sted n eu IncJudIng I Itnev. our boys v.ere herereport back there for reassign After bung commISSioned he A gcaduat@ of St. Paul High Pfc. William J Salle HI aon of That 5 when I decle!ed to makenwnt. was shIpped back oversell5 last Sl:hool, Sgt Jarrett enlISted In Mr ar..d Mrs Artrur J SaLle of m> e:i ape he added

RICHARD· E * ~HN lion of ~~t;U~ I~eth~ IAe~o;~~;'::an ~e~rtlr tfa~=sea~erlJ::e~~;~ ~~~teW;;;.~ur:h ~~e~~iec~C:: he~drs\Ih~~an~~lr alS 1~::IYne::t>

~~ft~o~:'~h~I~':.:" ~1I~~lo.f.hfJ~~t10~sC~~~hlr ED FRUTlG for 1I~tO~~non2~he~~II~:ln~m~;Obe~ re~I~~chum and the mln uoder bdhn~t~eth:..t:o; :g:m\fe:r

~~t

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~1::S:~lIIl:e~:~~ ~:d h~ bpe:on;I~~;enl~~tl.~rau~~:;g~~gw~~~1 ~vl~C::'r~~ ~i~~g l:g~I!!J;:;t t~~~~ry S~a~:eu~O~la:~d ~rr: ~nedn~r~:e~~~:e~y~eltJ~l.~

i':ii;:'ii;u"ii:iiiD:iio;,=ann_,_~_,_"'_,_n_N_'W.:.;~~~~~~~:~~.;:~~::'~'~~;~\~~~~'~~cto;:;,~I;;;;"iI~~::~£~~e:fH~ ~!!y~e;to::Ur:e~:;~ f:~rd thClI' daughter Lmda ne~ ~~~3t1~~ ~~I'hls m ne re

Vise maintenance of all A 30II A gruduate of the On'gon cords Shaner brought dl ed deerIII hill umt to enable the Roarln School 01 MInes Shaner and his mea~ for the boys of the 40th

:~n8~Jthtr:'~ly heaVl1,. at Jap ;~~10~ed ~:e~h~10~~ ~~o ~k:ml~lr i~V~~t~~a~be~fSgt. Jarrett ... ITaduate of army res.erve offi~er deferred two and a half yeaI'll contmuous

the Aircraft MeehllnJc School, sUi::mon.ns in 1941 to lene as a O\erseas sen ce deer meat wasSheppard Fu::ld Texas and the mining ergmeer In the world s a welcome treatDouglas Aircraft School, El Be- largest clu'omite mIDI' worked • • •

gU~~ "~:~~m20s one of the ~3f~~ell~:r J'.~~nc;:;~r~~eJrol~ n::~;r~teJ~dlonV."h;h t~:r~~I~iiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:i::iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:i~1Iflnt bomber urnts to beach In Formosa. ashore In th r rst \Id e on Dthe Phlllppme, shortly after A Seven week! alter the Jllps Day In the L nr: )l!n Gulf andDay has been commended for took Mantlll they rellehed Santa seized the Impo tdnt enemv all'hil enViable combat record. CrIlL Shaner and famllv hdd strJp and the clly ot L ngayen

• • • vacated.. For a month he and on .Ian. 9 Hl '" s a]"o onc ofU S NAVAL AIR STATION three truste(l Illorot senants those who ecaptured ClarkJACKSONVILLE Fla _ FRED SIlently moved personal belong Field on Luzon.ERICK B HIGBIE., 11525 E Ings and a year s suppl) of food PrIor to the battles on LmonJefferson GroSSI!Pomte Mleh twenty fl\e mUes over moun his group ....,~ Ihl une "'h chwas recently graduated from the tilin trails Daughter L oda a elo<;edthe trap on lite Japanese IAVlaton Electrlclans Mate roseyfaced tov. he,d \IdS a garrison lit Rabaul "l"ev.Brtanschool hen" was pron oled to year old at the time Often tl c w th the capture 01 Cape HasSeaman First Class (AEM) In parents m ssed the I' meals of k ns airdromethe U S Navy I' ce IInd cocoanut mIlk &0the Entering the arm on Sept I

19~te~~g r~:I\~v~IsSe~~r~~t th~~r n;:g~etwea~onthSthe fam Iv ~~t~~ll~ ;~lisah~:~lorWa:I;~ Itraining before bemg transferred burntd keros"ne 10 a 0 d tell tra ned for the nfantn al C mpto the Na\al A I' Techrncal Train tale smoke Lnler the F I P 005 Wolters Tex and \\ent O\l!rng Center here taught them to bUild a smokel,,-.s seas last Mar h 10 New HI' ta n I

HIgbIe ISnow a quaM ed Avl bllmboo fire Operat ng be v.een He has t'l'.Oother b othl'rs senat on Electrltlan.ll Mate and Will the hideout and II Japanese Ing with the Infantf} In rranceprobably lIeese.rVleewith. Naval garrison five miles distant the Pfc James 21 and Pvt ArthurAIr Unit. sl'rvants stole th rt sacks of 23 both v. th the Se\ enth Army

rice two hundred coeoanuh and ----

Reserve Team :ell~r~~a::~kt~~~;1 :~~e~~~ A ftlls:"t~Eal~~~~ turnedand pigs At the t me of the I' In from Oak strl'et and Kerch

S Z• p. rescue three acres had b~n eval avenue at 4 0 clock lastP ItS a aIr el;'~f~~r ~n g~I~:Sn.RUded by ~.=~~~afternoon. The eulpI'lts

("\Dcr 'liDSHlPM\N LEOh.1Il-.A JR \ho r('('l'ntl) rctutR('d from ~x months seadutv In tie <;outh P'Cltle ,lJo,rda M('('hant Sh p spent II 15da>1e:l e v. th h p:lr<,nl:>'II' nnd111M Leo h.ulkn 2G2 h.lnwoodC'O rt Hc 1<;no\ lit tie U SMerchant Marnl AC:ldem\ lith. nRs Pont Long I<land \\herehe \111 spend II Yl'<lr tranlngfor hIli omm<..<;on liS ThrdMale In the \{erehant hrne2nd Ens En In tl e MaritimeServlcll

elECT

JAMES McMILLANCOMMISSIONER

Youngl

Aggres-

slvel

Capablel

Bom I,.GrouePomle

ELECTION

Monday, Mar. 12, 1945

UTAfH

PROVEN

PROGRESSIVE

LEADERSHIP

RE ELECT

ALDIS A. GHESQUIEREYIWGE PRESIIIENT

Fw Conlinutd Good Servlct to ALLtbe People r.f lhl!! WHOLE Vlllase

.ROSSI POINR INOODS ELECTION MARCH 12 PublIShed March' 1945 (G P News)

Charles D. HeiseFOR

VILLAGE CLERKYUlCE IF llIessE PIIITE PUI

v~l~rDG~~p~~ ~th~!:n, Teecapal::lty for many yean. His~ for thl!! past 20 yeanwen quaWl.tIlhim for the poslbon of

The '\dlage ComtrUSs on and other leading dbJenlI\Ipport and Ittidorse Mr HeISe for Villale Clerk.

ELECTION MAlCH 12, 1941

Grosse Pointe Park CommissionersFavor CHAS. HEISE for CLERK

Based on our desire to obtain greater efficiency ofoperation and supply maximum service to our citi·zens, we who have intimate knowledge of the affairsof the Village of Grosse Pointe Park hereby indorsefor Village Clerk, CHARLES D. HEISE, who hasfaithfully served as Village Treasurer for the past20 years. SIGNED

WARD S. VANDEUSEN,PAUL I.MORELAND,JOEL C. SAGE,HOMER C. FRITSCH,KENNETH W. CUNNINGHAM,H. P. PARSHALL.

Grosse

cmc MINDED-Depw:tyChief Air Jtald Warden fGr Ctvl1laD

Defense Inlnln, prorn,1ll and Ion&, lftterated In civic

afflll"ll YonuK tMrll:dlc pfOIRISlve-but detenatntd tohelp rou ret SDltndvallie fll' "Gill' tax .ollar

The Blue De\il Restrve basketball qumtet took It on \hethin at Monroe last Fr f av mghtafter tra hug throughout thl!con st. The Devl15were behmd

i::=:::=::===~iiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:i""iiiiiiiiii:i91 by 5I!\tn points at the hair t mebut Coach Harold Fisher musthave liven tha.boya a good 1lI1kinll to durll1g the intermission,because they came back in thethird per ad to giVe Monroe a!care and overcome the sevenpoint def c t but they didn thave quite enough to pull thISone out of the fire

Saturday night thr Re ervl!Sbattled Pontiac all the v.ay toclost the leason Wltr\ I thrlllng3026 VictOry The first half ofthe g01melooked like a repcUtonof Frlday night s contest withthe DeVilseontlnulng the I' lackadalSlCl'l1type of play It wasntuntil early In the thIrd penodthat they came to life

Bob Olson tangled with PonUaeI Hester and from then onIt was a ding dong battle Withthe lead changing hands repeatc[lly Olson got IlO mad thaI he1Jl1iIedleven points to give theDeVils a two point lead goltltInto the fourth quarter TheDeVita &eemedto grasp tho ldelfrom Olson;l spectacular playand the whole team becamearoused to play Pontlat oU 01Its feet In the last quarter Itwu Ed lsbey In tho 181tQuarterWith seven pOInt.awho eave theBlue Devils Its flnll victory

Ol5on was high point man forthe mght with 13 points fallouedby fsbey with 12 Pontiac II ~torIng was I!!\enly distributed with1. .lI::::cr.~~e:clt:~~~1 tll 1.----- .lIL od

POinte

Pa.k

BI Sure10 Votl'

VOT E MONDAY, MARCH 12thGROSSE POINTE PARK

*Elect

WILLIAMGILLEnCommissioner

*CIVIL ENGINEER-«raduste of Cue ••• lnterlll' SchOllI

with l' Jilin of Pr-.ctlcal en(ineeriDl' c:ljltrlelle.-ab1eto contribute to the ilO"twar repair and pubUo worksproJecta for the vlllare on a 1I0Ulld,I!!eonomltalblsls.

IIUSl1li"ESS MA"'o-v.11h proven orranluthm upl!lltnce,"blon and bll5lness Judplcnt-J,mporiant In a CommlluOlier

NOTICE OF

ANNUALELECTION

TO BE HELD IN THE VILlAGE OF

thosSt 1l'ointtfmnfMICHt'AN

To Th. Quatlfied Electors of tho Villago ofGrone Point. Farms·

You are hereby nohfied that the Annual Bechon for the election ofofficers In accordance wlfh the Village Charter Will b. hekl In theViRage of Grosse POInte Farms on

MONDAY, MARCH 12TH, 1945and the pons for nud Elechon shall b. open from 7{)O o'clock in theforenoon to 8 00 0 dock In the evening at thl! Village Han, 90 KerbyROild

At whIch Elechon the foRowlng officers are to b. chosen YIZ

1 PRESIDENT1 CLERK 2 TRUSTEES1 TREASURER 1 ASSESSOR

You ar. further notified tht there win b. only ani poRing plac. forsaid Annual Election which shall b •• t the ViRlge MUniCipal Bulklmg.90 Korby Rood

HARRY FURTON, ClorkVillage of Grou. POint. Firms

lIoortdaY, Morch e, 194$

POinteHigh Quintet EndsSeaSon With Double Loss

d. Monro. and Pontllc Down Blue Olvlls to Mak. Sad.... E.d"9 for Sch.dule Wh,ch St.rt.d

Auspiciously

GROSSE POINTE NEWS

By R.J SCOTT McMillan Seeks:::--------- Office in Park

1'tILlrICAL AD\ I::RTI~~ENT

IE·ELECT

[8] George M. BurgessYIWIIE DOMMISSIOIlER

GlOSSE 'OI~TE WOODS

QUALIFIED •• RF..PECTED

ELECTION MONDAY 'lAKeD 12 1M5

ULet"s Keep the WoodsA Good Re"denhar CommunIty"

YOTE FOR

N. CHESTER CLARKfor COMM,SSIOHEIt. 0'

YIWGE OF GROSSE POINTE WOODSElection 'Uond'\y Mareh 12 19-15

"SlZZLlliG SAM SNEAD[,'tda,xunder par 66 Cor a 266

~~=xot;:n 72g~f~e~30~OP.clllhp It was h. SiXth VIe:!'1cflheI<Jnterclreull.

SSYD HO~E' ~ualed Netsll~;:~r:;na~etl:~r:dc~r:o~~it III USUt te> h('lp the RedJ:lI.IlWam~ B:st:n 10-4.

BOB~~'~=~great

~ta; b~~ ~ec~~d b~~~~e~!lI • tra~k eoaeh at U of M

lr...pt~~~t~~~ar~ U~r~I~~ld~~~';~r~~r::h~;:~lh~I~:a.:r1d~eord for lhe 440 dls-~~I::::~~~~r h=r=~ ;;~~~nte

engineeringcollege by theCOmpany Thl"

II be dISmountedL.t:I~h JO that 15tudents~observl!itltOD

YOTE FDII

T. J.

PELKEYTREASURERI,..... ,.,.,. F.,.I'oforeoWorl4Wern

Mon., Mar. 12 ELECTION MAIlCH 12, 1945

c\ CU<;T L....JlJREDHdrold LJBe!le of 20939 RJdg..

"ont Cnto! to,o.n,hp fellh It' rid ng h s blcytle In

Gros. Po 1 tl Sho~s SlIndJ~ andSfO\fOrtl} glhlod hIS leg.. He %d,L k"n to (. ll.l& HospItal by

Shf}rt'~ polle

IE ELECT

~PAULMARCOVIWGE COMMISSIONER

GIOSSE POINTE WOODS

ELECTION 1'1Or<."DA \ "lARCH 12 19-15

rAID FOB. 81. FltLEf\"DS

RE ELECT

LEO J. ATHMANASSESSOR

GROSSE POINTE WOODS

ElecliOll, lo.a,. lIarck 12th

GROSSE POINTE FARMS TAXPAYERS

THE UNDERSIGNEDURGE YOU TO

VOTE NEXT MONDAY, MARCH 12TI-I

Annual V i[[age Electiontlnd fo

VOTE YES lRl ON THE

Retirement System for Village Employees

VILLAGE RESIDENTS AND TAXPAYERS

for the follow"g Important reasons

I It Willeltmmate h dden pensions whch you are now paYing In theform of wages

It w II encourage 8 higher standard of post war employee

3 It ISa progressIve step as eVIdenced by sImilar systems in manynearby communities and corporat ons

4 Mun c pal employees do not benefit from any eXlst"g SocialSecurity or Old Age Laws and as a taxpayer and employer yOIlcan fulfil any moral o!:l!lga'lons to the employee at a fixed cost.Under the plan the employees WillcontrIbute from the r wagesand the cost to you IS not out of reason as determined andrecommended by the entire SpeCIal PensIon Comm ttee appomteed by the V lIage Cound

'l"homa~ R Jaeque~

R J V. IkosooKenneth \I ThnmdS

e\rlO Teet 1

Paul H Den 01:hennelh L 'foor!"Thoo ..~ C \nderson

Thomas R Squ er

'\ Ham J B IIJohn 5 S \p"nl'~ Jr

Dr A sl n S r..l!I'b

hl drd P " ght

" 11 Ilm C RonryD .. d M ...C

M chdcl J 0 L chne~

Mllrtm A Pre~loll

Wm G BOllI sJ EdRar n me .. nShIrley John~onKennl!l W Sm lhRoberl R ReClor

Frank W St~b

Wm J Tenbusch

Harold Cabot

Jus<:,ph \anHocl

floc I S 'kEach n

110 d Brf'Ch

John W BauerI \I Gcn IeP .. I V.cJdo<:'k

John 0 en III

H1 r ~ KerrChJ lp~ B Crou~!"

Ick'l,enledl

Ll d M '1u rd)

Fdg r L F nk.~ J Sl n on

\1 0 Bu d

~ I! n J Bo\Cl

Tl on 1~ J L II .. 111

T R1\mond J tT1

Robert H Bo\er

"!lam \1nD}ke

Jol n R Hall

Rohnd 1 r~Wlllam F BcauprilFr!"der I'll. P HartL Bertram loung

Published In Groue PoInte N('\\"S March 8 19-15

Jo eph V. SnavJ"pph \Iut: JrHarold G B~r nel

C Ibert ~ Bu n

o nald " Jo'l"lS n

" 1"11 .Ie nee!,.\, .1m H..~ n'Ia n \ rn l.\\ n ( "r\ t £ I\. mH [; <.; hott

-\l J CuoctL .. ., l,. I v.1 1

C I <: Lu e

\\.'.1 <l n fl.£'

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Hen Led~.'.1 d

B n 0 Shl'ph rdRind J n I r

'la n L. \. 0 u SOd J SllelGen d F Ftli. r IdHul. Ch1lm('r\\altl' G ~IbrechtLcd~ard ,! tcnell Jr

"RUSHHUGHES"

GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thu<sd.y. M.rdl 8. 1945

Bon Seeours Converted and Doing Capacity Business as Hospital'

." .Some Delicious Menus forMeals When Entertaining'

=(J-" ... ITYler5-5542 I

....... ,ICI •SU.'".. Jr-todoa 8wvb, Loc.. s. ...~~~-=:..~:.:pofNlll !Ill. Dtkolt, Thb orpnhaiioll.df"")'QIltfteltelYl_oftMtlldt ... &lid mot!: comp.tmt hg..... ~at~«lIt.

fWHlY StrvIce C ..Op-. Dally

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•• _iln.-vloe..-elk.... m~-etIIooIo ..._ ...-

.o.r, ...... rnr; .... or-t- ....... t,ne. ."......... ..,.OPI<.

.Al~ ........ ....--....• ~J'riIlMhIttMeltGW....-.w nfl'flent>oa,~,..... ...-.__ c

.r-pkq. ...... IIClUUM ... n-~ .. ftlndWJucllllll ....-REFRIGERATION

SERVICE, IHC.4514 ........ C...4- The former c(' "Iascent

home on CadIeux road has Ibeen converted Into ill full~

fledged hospItal and nowhas 32 beds In use Top.left emergency accidentroom top fight, completemed,c.,1 laboratory, lower

I.ft. x ray department.bottom l;omplete new

AlQ...u, tbrN FruillT145 • M

-*:--

operatmg room

Pictures by Fred Runnells

The ere. CompanyI1H CAS$1IIf. MADISON %1~

SINUS-AID(CtlFEZIN)

FOR

SINUSITUS

THOUSAl\DS OF MOTORISTS SAY

nnd Colda ill C.tauk1I.~f·1l7·''''far ...rrtr.J~an.

HH..l..C::. ...:.~";;'':~I.~iJ::;dnL'WIlJ ::.r~I"::..I.. ~~'.r;..M''U]

.niI."I. ll.:s ,~~~.~ Boltl..

U •• , .,.,r1.d by, ...., d"Jllin!lead ur<:k ..r m....~J ... d•• I..

Ou, guaranteed reclIpp ng 9 ve,new t re m lelglt-the rel.lon-20Yllll"IllJperencebytrllSpel:lllrsb- eIpert wnnl Ilgnment andbillanl:lng When Ifs tml toret~uyFlSK

Motor City Does It Better

.;rnW

IOYEIT .. SONS

MOTOR CITY TIRE SERVICE3455 EAST JEFFERSON MElro<e 3~ )

War/a! Larg~1 URn E IN SERVCE

l& t'......Z",""" ad ..1itU I

~ T'M"~:!":'~ :&Dd .la,. opllll. atralllht throll'ilh to 6 P N 0 ..~ M day Wed.ne.d.a,. ..... d FrldllY .... do IlatV - d U18PM.(Satwda,..lPM.)

s- ....., Need Money lor Income Tax?-- w-'yt Just Call CA 5S00

---THE:-------

MICHIGAN BANK;,....

Your eyes ght k II prkeleu

I:~~~i°let Ollt d~n, ~ n~~~:Ir~s~d ~;~eruie:e~On:-non Gleue' need not be

:Pf~dy::o~o~e~~~~1l6\:Il=preel ere Gvo your Ilyelthe eere fhey de~erve

Wood_ant. cor lolll.YardGnssll &i.yu cor U... mob

Oratlol cor Hupu11nilld Arti.uBldg

SlIVIl120'7' .. t.J 35% n

He<'.ll"9 Cosh

:130 to 3-45 P ..

~Square Deal

Optical Service.MdRJvw at nm •• Squ.,.

~ RMtr.tO.bn ...

TII! Is lhl." full onswer to JourlUl."l probll."ffl Sp{' tIe Vert

Grlltl." today lit Me('IIs. Not

rostly

WJLB1400 Ie:.

Re-Style & ReupholsterYOUIT CHOICE OF COVERS

Mo•• irs Frlen allil Tapeltry III Stock

tellsthe

whole'story! C Jack O'Connor

Radio, H.~~~:..~:'~~~:C:m'~d.~.:~~~~Shop

Inot bUll ,.tlortld ••nctl 1920 w•• ,.., nl.' •• your

telephone7231 Mack Ave Del",~. Mlch IVa.hoo 4813-4814

Terms U lImiret

A&eUpholstery CoI LEnox SUO

111100 KERCDEVAL :It CR\~

LE.3467

1

I 11 PhoM Mto a_ IM1ror your .-mUoal

IIL------r-:-tJ:11 T a ~.~IG; p:ra~u~~~ u

:~ :~ I F.",OIlI lIom. oj41 43 Seafood Steak. Chop~ CbIl:lu!n and36 48 C'hmeae Food of A.l Kinds

32" DANCING2559

1 Sat.tPM.,lII .... PM.

W L * Private Parldq Let *~ ~ Eo Jdfel'lOll at SIla..k ...~ ~ I (15114 Males),,-,,40O.

Were Serving

BowlingScores

Delicious

Desanta UndertakenVaneo MllchlneDay Drug CoAltes LogerA. Re\oyn Bill'Grllylon BarMeyer PharmacyForest Fuel

Mar 2 19-15

Vel ~9 \ICY ~feehwth those swol

/lchfry5

Vanca MachmeGrayllm BorDay Drug CoFor£'sl FuelAltu LaKerA Rev"n BarDeSllnts UnderlllkersMeyer Pharmac)

llillh :'cores for J'tolrlil of !\Iar Z

AI Loewen 214George Burke 206Cau Czarnecki 203Don MacInneli h 202Mllton Knuth 198John Lakner 193Arthur Werner 191

~n~rlHamburgen

"Touted Sandwlc:hes""htt/UU!ooal

lit-Out Oder, TU 13940

WAsum'~. ,1564 Broadway

at Grand Cltea!! Park

Itest.wraat •• dSea Food Ho ...

Blt'crs • WIII;~ Liqllon

Earlyeriean

les'.uran'MKl.t Onord RoadlrOIY'ont,Woodr.

C1.. ~d 'r.-la,...0pe1I All ou.~. D.,. "I11 'I ....8..... 7. Pd BaUd.,. 0,....,..

IN ....

CLlI:orc1 M3fo CAdillac meLIlted: I.D Dancu BlDd

"Advenlulft 1IlI Good ~

NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

...~ • SID'l' C~~fA~LlJlM IJ-LOUNGElliiiiiiiiOiiiiO;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ 15341 E WARREN AT MR!lAM

ainingUlDancingIIJOAM I 900 P M

10 to1~M"dnt, llOA M

DANCE TO

PAIII.HEIIRI'S IUSIC-h1Iryn9hle~ceptMonda)

LEES1~~InRCKINESE+ t'MERlCA~I IiOUIS- • GROSSE POINTE~r~l'.t::: 15406

''ru°l:]t~gEas ~':.~I~a~~:CHOPSUEY CHOW MEiN

SERVINGCHINESEond AMERICAN DISHESNt. Decorations and as Homelike as Ever!

••••• ,.....,.+.,.»»+,.,. .............*»»...»...,.»...,..........;;;;.....~

fapt. Shnmway~s iCIcllail LoII!1 * larll' ROOM* Grille i~JlLE !RUNTON Prop lOUIS GERARO Mllnatj1U !::.

~Ixed Drinks our Specialty With a funIneof Beers cho ce Wmes and Liquors

~~CAN SANDWICHES ~p'j,'~~mlServedFrom6PMfoiAM i

::.14948E JEFFERS~N Grosso Pt. Por'MUrray 9289 ; I

t<tl t< « « tl il tltltltl"' •• "'tl~

FlIDAY·SATURDAY

"SOIETHIIG FDA THE BOYS"SATUItDAy-u.t C •• plde 'em ..... ce .. '.31 'a M

0666666066661

SUNDAY tII ... THURSDAY MARCH n 6t1115

All Il.nta PI.. 'lt~ P.....ua1 Tn

HIGIIT~· M-! ~l" XATI'EES \loPd

llla......lUb ".lanlal ... dS .. d.ro 1_1" "II'AlIEtT YEARS"

REGISTRATION

BI ENNIAL SPRING ELECTIONGROSSE POINTE TOWNSHIP MICH.

....Uc:H '·10

NOTICE OFFOR

• YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED"TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS

TOWNSHIP OF GROSSE POINte

WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thai the Annual Elecllon of Township Ofhcerllshall be beld in the TowI18hip oj Grone Pomle on Monday. Apnl 2 1945end thai U you have nol already regtslered. you lIlay do so by appeanngbefore the Township Clerk in !us office in the MUnlClpa! Building m theVillage 01 Grosso Pomte Park Wayne County Michigan.. on any day up 10and lu:ludmg the 20th day preceding Iald Annual Election

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTInED tbal the Township Clerk Wlll be In hll o.lhceIn the MunIcipal Building In the Village of Grosse Po nle Park Wayne CountyMichigan on the Twenlielh (20th) day pr~eding said elechon between thehours of 8 00 0 dodr: In the forenoon and 8 00 0 dock In the lIvemng EasternStandard War Time for the purpo.e of accephng ro:>glstraUons

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that registration may also be made With thetespechve Villag, Clerb of the VlJlage 01 GroSSE' Po nte Park GrosGe Po nteS1-orell Graue Pointe Farms and Graue Pomte Woods on any day up to andmcludlng the twenhelh (20th) day preceding such elecllon

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIEDThat Ihe polling places for said eledlon shall be open from 7 00 "cloclein the forenoon to 8 00 0 dock in the evenmg Eastern Standard WarTime and shall be as follow.

Vohng Precinct No ISouth end 01 the Roberl TrombleySchool

Vat n9 Preclnel No 2North end 01 Ihe Robert TrombleySchool

Vohng Prec nel No 13Charlevolll: Avenue belween Lakepointe Avenue and BeaconsheldAvenue

Voling Prac ncl No 14South s de 01 Mack Avenue between Buckmgham Road and Barkshire Road

Voting Pree ncl No ISThe Southeast Corner 01 WhttherPoad and Mack Avenue

Voting Pree ncl No 16The Easl end 01 the Gabnel R "hardSchoo

Voling Pro:>cnel No 17Kercheval Avenue between MoranRoad and Merriweather Avenue

Vohng Free net No. ISGrone Pomle Farms MuniCipalBuild ng

Vol ng Prec ncl No '9The West end of the Gabnel RJ.chardSchool

Voting Pro:>cmelNo 20Kerby Road at Beaupre Road

Votmg Prec nel No 21Mack A venue at Moran Road

Vollng Pree nct No 22The Mason School

Vohng Froc ncl No 23Gro~lIe Pomte Woech MuniCipalBUlldmg

Voting Pree nel No 24Grosso:> Po nte Shores MuniCipalBu ldmg

VoUng Preclnel No 25Mack Avenue and Kenmore Drive

YoUng Frec nd No 26The Mason SchOOl

Voting Precinct No 3The Soulh Side of JeHerson Avenuebetween Balfour Road and WestchelllerRoad

Vohng PreClncl No 4The Southwest comer of JeffersonAvenue cmd Park Lane

Vohng PreClnel No 5MunicIpal BUilding Jefferson andMaryland Avenues

Vollng Precinct No 6Somersel Road and SI PaulAvenue

Vohng Precmct No 7South side of SI Paul Avenue between Three Mile Drive and Audubon Avenue

Vohng Precinct No 8Kercheval Avenue and Bl:ohopAvenue

Voting Pnlcmct No 9The East end of the Defer School

Voting Precincl No 10The Pierce School

Votmg Proclnct No 11The West end ollhe Defer School

Vohng PreC1llel No 12Charlevoix Avenue between Maryland Avenue and Lakepoinl. Av.nu.

That ..'of such eleelion canclJeates will be eleeted for the followmgTownship offices to-wll

One m TOWNSHIP SUPERViSOR

One III TOWNSHIP CLERK

One (JJ TOWNSHIP TREASURER

Four (4) CONSTABLES

Two (21 JUSTICES OF mE PEACE

One (II COMMISSIONER OF HIGHWAYS

One m MEMBER or BOARD or REVIEW {II yr tennl

One (l) MEMBER OF BOARD or REV1EW (2 rr termJ

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIEDAt such elachon candldates will be elecled for the followtng offiee.

STATE

One m SUPT OF PUBUC INSTRUCTION

Two (2) JUSTICES or THE SUPREME COURT

Two (21 REGENTS or ntE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

One (lJ MEMBER OF ntE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Two (21 MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE

One (ll STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER

COUNTY

One (l) CIRCUIT JUDGE to fill vacancy

One III COUNTY AUDITOR

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIEDThat the follOWing proposed Amendmenll 10 Ihe State Constitution will.be submitted

PROPOSAL No 1 Proposed Amendment 10 the Constllullon10 nrovlde for an Increase In tax millage for cerlcnn. purposes upon mCl)onty vote 01 the electors C1Ssessed for laxesn the assessing d1stnet 60 Ihat the lolal tax C1sseued shannot exceed 3 per cenl of the assessed valuahon for apenod of 15 years

PROPOSAL No 2 Proposed Amendment to the Consltluhonto authonze the Slate 10 control .mprove or assiSl m IheImprovemenl and control of nvers streams and waterlevels for certcnn p.trposes

HENRY LAVERS,TOWNSHIP CLERXGROSSE POINTE TOWNSHIPWAYNE COUNTY MICHIGAN·•

WANT ADS

GROSSE POINTE NEWS l1oonoNy,March',1945

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CASH RATES.".111.____.......... !I..lIllJw.~ --..10

CLOSING TIME

",",p e<lt~r£l~oj:'daU ItYour Ad will be IlcceptC!d untU noon WednesdaYs at thelow Cash Ratll at anyone ofthe !oUowlnll: Itores

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KOPP PHAJUlAcY,aa Kttdlnlll

YARtLAND CONrTrliY i1IrJl&IItI

MILLER l'H-.i,~~ ,t w&JlI'a:n

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SCfIETl'LERs.-.,1S3:U£,.JdfermnscurnlSR s..-J'\sMr at MIIumft

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FOR BEST RESULTSADVERTISE IN THE NEWS!

1--PUILIC NOTICES

CHICAGO$3 711n{cLUDnm TAX

~I:il~ ~ ~r~~ ~L.AIlJ:e1a1 JlLlIS st.~u18 $Ul

J.PlDM~ 'NIf?~srAIiP13{IJ-LOST AND FOUNDLOST-Boxer pUPP} 8 monlhs

old, fawn color ramed CiceroLost SaturdaY night hUll!,Irl s pet Please return. Re-ward. TUx~o 2 8522

SUNDSTRAND PAY ROLLMACHINE OPERATORS

wIth experience preferred

H,gh School Gr.du.tes

Excellent Opportunities

Excellent Post War Future

CLERKS - TYPISTSand

COMPTOMETER OPERATORS

C.II Mr BI."

OffIce Manager

MA. 7127GAR WOOD INDUSTRIES

7924 RIOPELLE

4-HlLP WAIlTR(MIll.... ,...)

TYPISTGenerel Office Work

5V2 deys e WeekGood Working Conditions

Plelllsilint Surroundings

ASSOCIATEDPACKAGE CO

3341 E Jefferson

C L E R KOne wIth typing end filing experumce

PI"asllint workmg conditionsGood Tronsportotlon

MR MARVINORTWEIN COAL COMPANY

61,,18 French RdPL 3410OL 8B70

BOOKKEEPER AND

GENERAL OFFICE

WORK

Pleluent work ng conaflon.

FORD SALES & SERVICE76 S Grat ot Mt Clemens

Mt Crem"ns 4519

OFFICE HELPOFFICE CLERKGood hemdwntmg essenhClI

5112 days 8; week

.f8 hours

CHICAGOPNEUMATICTOOL CO.

GIRLEXPERIENCED BILLING

CLERK IAt.! famUlIlT with .,ntr.1 1

oUice work.

PRYDE TOOL & DIECOMPANY

15831 LI'l"n.E MACK

TRUCKDRIVERS

Steady Jobb Days e Week

Apply

DOWDCHAIR CO4B60 Woodwerd AveBEAUTY OPERATOR

5 OPY$ II Week$45 Guarpntee Good for $60

9 to 630 WeekdllY59 to 53Q Saturdays

No Nlllht Work15024 HARPER PI 3116

FIRST AND SECOND CLI\SS

• REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS

• TEMPERATURE MEN

• FIREMEN

SECRETARY TOSALESMANAGER

Excellent WorkmgCond hons

Post Wer Future

Slh Day Week ~

BERRY BROS INC 1-===============.11---------------11211 L.,b St FI SOOOlr

CAd lI",c 3841

I GRIDLEY AUTOMATICMAN

FirstClass 7/8 and 11/4M",chmeCHerry 5557

MESSENGERS

DISHWASHERExcellent Postw",r Future

16 Yearsor OverSIX DAYS A WEEK

WANTED AT ONCE'

APPLY

1690B Kerchevdl

LE 1787

POLISHERS and SANDERSWANTED

Postwar Work Apply Supenntendent

Essentlfll War Work

BERRY BROS INC211 L.,b St FI ,000

TYPISTEast S de Plant

Permo!lnsnt Pos t onMultilithOperator

EXPERIENCEDDOWNTOWN

Excellent Work ngCondltons

5'12 DAYS

Ch. 7900Stenographers

Prev OllS EJepenenc.Unnecessary

Recent H r ghar Bus nessSchool Graduate Preferred

Post wer Futur~

PI 0023-~

Detroit Casket Co.1401 ASH

NEAR CROSSTOWN CAR

Mechanic & Lubrication ManEXPERIENCED ON GENERAL MOTORS CARS

sy, DAYS GOOD PAY

Apply

PFENT MOTOR SALES10%0 GRATIOT AVENUE

PI 7110

STENOGRAPHERSONE WITH SALES DEPARTMENT oXPERIENCE

ONE FOR PERSONNELAPPLY MR GALTZ

FI 1545

MICHIGAN STEELCASTINGFOOT OF ST AUBIN

Secretary for ExecutiveExperienced College Graduate PreferredMust be attractIve and ambitious gIrl Withqu~llflcahons for unusually good posItIon

New modern offices With bestworhn~ conditions.

Write Box 100 for personellntorvlew

5112 Deys-40 Hour Week

Apply

16S1 E GRAND BLVDor CALL Pl 3500

G rls Expenence NotNecessary

Good Wage5Good Hour$

Apply Mr McDoMld

Liggett DrugCo

13 100 E Jefferson

FVLL OR PART TIMESTENOGRAPHERS DICTAPHONE

OPERATORS CLERKS FILE GENERALAND ORDER DESK

Essent al Industry has Attrl'ldive Pormanent Open ngsConvem~nt to Clolrmount Car

-14 HOUR WEEKPLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS

o N YAGERMA 3BbO

STENOGRAPHERSFor Shorthand and

TypingSome DIctaphone Experience Preferred

SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT535 W Ll\RNED

RA 9060

GIRLSFILING AND TYPING

RECENT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CONSIDEREDALSO SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

MR SYMENTON

WARNER AIRCRAFT CORP.20263 HOOVER ROAD

ARC WELDERSMen thot can worle from print

Mr Jones

BELANGER FAN & BLOWER

GIRLS andWOMEN

Th. Telephon. Comp.ny NeedsBUSINESS OFFICE REPRESENTATIVES

CLERICAL WORKERSCOOKS AND BAKERS

EQUIPMENT ROOM ASSISTANTSOPERATORS

STENOGRAPHERSTYPISTS

These pes tlorrs and others llre av.!ulabl. now in fe'.phone offices throughout the City.

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY

PA( WHILE LEARNING

GOOD PAY-REGULI\R INCREASES

WAR WORK WITH A FUTURE

NOW IS THE TIME TO STARTON YOUR CAREER

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

1365 Cass AvenueAT STATE STREET-DOWNTOWN

HOURS 900 AM-S{)1J PM WEEK DIIYSWMC RULES

MICHIGAN BELLTELEPHONE CO.

Heat Treat HelpersGiood Wage.--P~ty of Ov.rti ...

SUPERIORSTEELTREATING C9770 /iRINNELC •

TYPISTEd phone Experience aes red But Not ReqUITed

Plea~nt Surrounding, and Good ParklRCjICondit OM

1230 E,ghteenth StMR AMLUXEN-CH. 4120

BAKERY STORE SALESLADY

TYPISTSCLERKS

TABULATINGMACHINE

OPERATORSBOOKKEEPERS

Mr Blair

GAR WOODINDUSTRIES

7924 Riopelle

MA-7127

Good Pay-To Wor~ llt 6MO Kerchev/ll

APPLY

5428 Harper-PI. 1290BUSY BEE BAKERY

BOOKKEEPERSTENOGRAPHERPerson Capable of To!IKmgComplete Chllrgfl of

Book! and Payroll

Payroll Clerk-Person to Hondle Ent re PllyrollOperation, and General Booh

JunIor Stenograph.r-Good Opportun ty for

Postwar PosItion

Old Established F rm-General Motors Sed all

Thomas P.Henry Co. MA 195

STENOGRAPHERSNeat Af)peanng Capabl. for Vaned Stenograph c W

Steady Posltlon-PJeasant Surroundm95

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lOROSSE POINTE NEWS

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III' HERR HITLER 15 ro!l'erIng from IlI!lOmnla l1lt'V'daY!'zadok Dumkopf hu .. lJ'Jg~uUon for him OPt FurloW! "ysZ 0 might try counllnl: Ru.'lan:t .. they ereu the Odetriver

I I'lIu_bII, Adolf truChl tIc> ;I

uwrltt lob No.bue In b s"1I"a K.mp'" do we /ind • pu-flll:tlod of tbe 1t00ellt$ 01 IanIUly flU

from Fra1tJ( Slll"l.m to DIckHaymn Unt!My "" the beadthat ...",an the trOWIl--Of CtOUL

------Ir' WIU1AM lITT-----._CrtJtliI' P,ru Wr fer

..... uttlm. lint I' lodlfUPthol old on. obollilh. N". whoI, D.n.e wlh I,an In hi.\"s7'

MosTem womtn no. C.lm,plll"agilnst tbe mll/!p/~.flff! ~um Is rilt Slllran of Sulu...!!,bt-eome tbr SuJUD 0/ Sol,,!'

EXPERIENCEDDOWNTOWN.

CEllENT WORKINGCONDITIONS

SV, DAYS

h.7900GIRL

REFRIGERATION and rnoWraervlee. Llcemed and boJ:ld~Kelvln.tor FrIJldalre ColdSpot, Copeland Crolley andUniversal Willlanu Lenos.",

Mlu Four1H'1I bIIs nr;tteh~dtoel' MundylIll drrnal allegiant!

Jun or 1'10 .. 5lI.ys he plW-ti'IIvr in Columb..l!l 0 v.hl!lI hiG"taus up Colurnb..zs. O-h:mIl-lets sce isnt lhal dty u-lIIa)or or ~hlth rorb:llde blu.!11Ig due 10 ........ tl!l' ahorbpf

!rm~nent 5112 D~ys

Mr Cederstrom

BackusIchmond &CHERRY4700

luminum Cof America

By Jack. S<x&

lR /8100

TYPIST

mERTOOLMFG CO.

m East C~nfleld

TYPIST

SWITCHBOARD

OPERATORS

denn te postwtlr

future

4-HELPWANTEDIM.1e ..... Fe.,..,.)

LICENSED m"lStcr plumbnr aUIle\\ers Ilnksel~trcal} denned repairing a speCI:J.It) All

T~~~h:IU:r~i~:~e/;:~~r In I-----------,-cc:--:--c-,-....,---,--;:---;-golla 14820 Cedar Grove

A~~~::~pla~~~rI~t~~;adh~~ -(w)-Bldg Moterlo'-many 1ransposltlon LA 16f16 ~NG \fATER"iI\I

STEAM: AND HOT water heat N~:n~e?!e~ d~~IPrr~~~~umr~~~nstalled All types ol furnaces IMh fork \\001 pI mh nil

repaired TUxedo 1 137!1 <; nks A C \f F' P A J ... T SPIANOS TUNED reJuvenated I Benm.~ 5 U ", P P U \, PSI

restyled bought, sold exchang Bldrs Hd,\(" ..... " &. U<;eIed Other instruments repaired t" pe tlnd \nl\E's ..II <;If>!' 0

also organ Solorax TO 3 0033 G Interior trIm (f>rhr forcablllel, & plckl'ts elr W n

DRESSMAKING taught in your dows 50e up HFLP FINAl\CEwn hume Call DAvlSon 3471 Open Mondav unt I 7 P M

BRING TRAILER ReI ablfoLumber Co 24155 SchoenherrRd Jet M 07 & 91 MIl" RdEast Detrot Meh

OIT UNIVERSALDUPLICATOR13 E. M,lw.ukee

DIE CASTINGMOLD MAKER

OPPoRTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN WITH

PROGRESSIVE MANUFACTURER OR

PORTABLE TOOLS

POSTWAR FUTURE

Spedallze iD

Commercial and Res.ldenUaIWirinJ and Rep.inn,

AUla SuepluJ I5witebu,ElectrIc Ranc ...

MIaceUlIJ1eaUi Repairl,

Have III pre war materialon band.

T.ltpho~ TUzedo 1 MfO

PL.9398

Plan YourSpring RepairsNOW!

'ogo Sldooo GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursdoy, Morch' 1945

Th I'"esf utH. LMIIIHrJ2N 1. f .. World

FLAT FIREPlACE SCREENS31" Willt, 31" Hip

IIITH ·IIATTHEWSFOUIDRY GO.M4I CHA.RLEVOIX AVENUI IY. 7155

1-1 REPAIRS • PROIIIPT SERVICE'The Unlvers ty must upect

and prepare for greater enrollment OOeof 18000 to 20000 resldent Itudents at least. Thll wIllmean more classrooM.!! andlaborator es The last new bUildlng conltructed with publicfunds ....as Angel! Hall put up in1924 Several of the oldest classbUlldmgs must be replaced mthe nlcIest olllafety

HallS ng III an ever presenttrouble Dortmtorle!' un bebuilt on a lell llqudaUng bas15but f rst we must buy the land

WASHERS iR~CENTRAi. SERVICE~

tlln t: .~lfrtw•• lllt'lIlu-a.

hr Service n..Will StIf1sfy. C.II LEo 1030 or LEo11

SIMOlDJ: MJich.i:llesItcbllllt Kcpa1ret1'

WI!> 8 .. ,. .:lnd Sd'3D.,. Service'

AU !Illkes 5hl"Faria, Roll!,Bu'lber 21 V1'J f

Free enialat~ III

9 A. M. to 9 P. M.11411 iliACI 6021 NOTTINGHAII

'IU. 1.2310 ,. "'0

HZAC'Su.c&.1eria.I:

eRAs. POWLESLAND KENNELSIlI:1'WEI:N UNOOLN AND f'IHBEK KOADlI

•• Wadl '1'rIm4D~..... 411 --...."70&7_ ......

11115 M.\CK AVENUE HI 4BICYCLESFOt SALI

OPiN

EARL'S BIKE SHOPS I .... AY WATCH REPAIR SERVICE..ft"I FUN 'IO KEEP m ON A BICYCLE ALL MAKES

All Work Guaranteed - Est mates Fne33 'i"ra. ExperiQ1ee RepUrlDl' 80th American .II: SwIss ,\Ate

LE~OX"28

JESS GALLAGHER'S

~.~IRIUPHOLSTER

, .... WAl 1Pl1ll5. All IACIO

fine...-r:..... PH-w.~, .~-.~

·PwIod ~ ....

EARL HOLZBAUGH

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WEIOUIO IlOII11AGTIIII CllPANYCARPENTRY ALRlAnONS

Rt:caF&TtOK !WOnI'ORCJU:S ."'CLOSEn OR OI'E"'l'

ITORK 8......8 I'OR WOOD OR ST:E:EL 1J1:NDOnlU211 JIAUEK Ar COtianu.E

Tn lUll EnlllJoo Da. .. ,

Cadillac Owners!

Oldsmobile Owners!

WIIDIIILL PDIITE TAlLIISMen. and LadIa" Sui .. 1'alIorei T_ 0nJu J LLLiIIIIs'D40 IAHeraUOP5o ~ C1Ullblc ... l"re.lq

14931 EAST JEto"FERSDI, ::1 IliIjFred !'If 8eb...... E8la~tbhe'. UZS 01ta El'CSo"till 1:11

OIL BURNERSAll Makes ServIle

Paul W. Mitman CTU 29700

ALGER FLOWER SHOPflowen For AU Oce.sf ..

Glftr.ttery ..11331 E. WAItREN et COUIVILLE TU 2-7171

Tak. 1aut ear to Katcher s authorbcd

factory "ervl~1C\\. earn a fUll line ofparts and bave factory trained mechanicsto ll.55ure you of prompt efficient ,ervit.:We spcclallte In 1n11.,rnlMlon brab ant!motor work.

Shingles Curling or Splitting?NOW IS THE TINE TO

PAINnNG and DECORAnNGGUARANTEED WORKMA.NSHIP

aeuoillbl. btesPHONI TU. laOO'S _ ASK FOR DA.N

Place yOU' Order Ear~ ,. QmII:: 5UYke

L.B.TAYLORPAINTING .lId DECORATING _ Compl.t. Servl I

"If b~,. ,bt, Sptll. oj Duorillmgyou tb",k oj l.. B TaJlor'

LENOX 4421

IUloubl. Prlc'l a •• Prompt S.rvlce

DECORATING IY LOVEIIDAIILAU Wallpaper III Stock _ Order It Newl

nEE ESTIMATESWINDOW SHAD!S _ MADE WHILE YOU WAIT

131Z1Eo Jda.a' LE. 3510

DORMANT SPRAYINShollld Be Done Now

COlllpl.,. SpraY'''!JS.rvlc. of tile Highd Qual(1'rc6, Shrubbery EurrreeM, Fruit tic)

Oil Your RoofWITII GllEOSOTE OLEAR OIL

w. Apply wHIt .o •• r Ilpra,. ••• On1,. Olle in Delroit

Chlmne, ad WaJI Tlln-l"olDUnr and R('buUdlnrItooflnr. Sheet liMa! W.rIe ... Genual Home ltlalnteJW1Cfl

ANY MAKE CAR OR STATION WAGON

M. J. GRACEKotcher Oldsmobile Co.

PRESTON TREE EXPERTAND SPRAYING COMPANY

TUudo 2 1511 TRlnlh •

Allfltor1r.d SO," .,." S.rvlc.

3114 CADIEUX TU l-om143&0 E. WARREI c..t.:,.~ LE. _