So Very Early!

If-O-R.£Ll:lIi!'AL CIRCULA nONLt>-'AL ADVERTISINGLOCAL NEWSMATTER

Resldents ln the V1CInItyof ~Dame, between Jefferson andmee, complamed to the poll« dement orf a local rooster who Ithe nelghborhood every mor01nfive 0 clock r

Motorist RamsFarms Police CarSunday Morning

tmg s-ervIc-etnen and women a.rtlmV1ted to attend Rus-s G Wwtll be the guest speaker

The men leavung ueRochard H Prletz, 2238 Hall'

avenue, DetrOItJam" A Dawson 1595 AnItaJoseph D DresseT~ 20229

nIle avenue, DetrOdtGuy F Gallup, 22548 Statler B

St ClaIr Shores IJohn H Jacobs, 4834 Rohns,Graham J Grant. 1926 MeCl.1Joitn D Barnes, 20308 McC

Detro~t0111< R Mlller, 14317 Platn'v

DetrOItWalter D ChamPIne, 1180

.treet, ~osse PomteDonald B McLeed,!69 Neff

Grosse POInteWllham C Bookenhauer, Jr,

ConnOf' avenue, DetrOitDudley E Marvitt, 2199 Bem

avenue, DetrOItJames T WhIte 19442 Moross

o.1<",tJohn P Danna 255 Rtl!gomontJames A Nau!l'hton, 1440 M

lan, DetrOItCarl G Schweltzer, 233 M

weather, Gross. PomteLawrence J. Leto, 1017 BJack A. Flem1llg, 1346 Somtd'IGIlbert W Stuart, 1071 Bea

fieldLorn S S••vem, 27440Pk C

R. R. No 4, Boo<112.1,~IJohn P. lQn...,okl, 189B8 ~

'Maw, Grabot T<>I'I'OIS!tlP.Elm... Co Ja<lOIhtrm, :166 ~MR<>l>er!B Paterron, l'OI! &Warren Q S~ rJ4>J1

hsle Dr. Detroit.CyrilC. Desmet,. ~Melvin F. :M.... *IlOO j«George W. :M~!024

landH<>l'Me :E. Dodge, m, )JS4()

Jeff .... =Robert Co Jkwa_ lm 1-PllfllpEo B_ tll4Donald L W ft~_f4IIl8

pomrte

GM>se PoInte Fa""" ~partment is housmg ones", .. hed IIC<>I>t .... lot ito gan>ga result of an auldi'nt last $11

Grosse Pointe Police Chiefs LaunchDrive Against Faulty Auto Equipment

WIth the Fifth Army, Italy-In- morntllgfa,ntrymen on the field of battle are I Whtle d1"1vmg on Grossemore than Just Infantrymen. Whe:n bO'Ulevard at 81X 00 clock, a.ppthe gorng gets tough, they double as mg PIDe Court, Officershtter bearers and a1.d men j Vades and SId Allor were htt

There's SeTgt Edward F Knse, -car drnven by Robert Martm, Sof Grosse Pomte, Mmch, for m~ 302 Grosse Potnte boulevard, trstance mg 10 the same diredion at a

When repeated Germa-n counter- rn.te of speed He was dnvmgattacks pmned down hlS company, out lightsdurmg the early stag-ea of the lta~ OffI-cer Yacks .suffered an Injhan campaIgn, he volunteered to shoulder, whtle Offlc-er Allor,car.ry wounded comrades to a bat- dnver, was umnjured Martin sutahon aId statIOn On repeated oc- ed a few cuts on hIS tace Hecaslons, he went through Intense en~ ticketed for reckless drlVIng,emy mortar and artIllery fire to g1ve mg an aCCIdentQildto those who had fallen

For hIS outstanding gallantry 10

action near Mount Chiunza, Italylast September, Knse has recelvedthe Sliver Star

'H~'5 herOIC and effICtent perforni-ance unde1" fire," hIS cltatton read,"was & vutal factor in mamtaInmg ahIgh 'esP-rIt de corps' In combat"

Alarmed at a threatened state-WIde mechamcal condltlonmcrease In traffl-C aCCIdents, pottee The !tan'<iard brake test to bechletfs In five Grosse Pomte com. by law enforcement offIcers WImUll1ttes today warne--dmotonsts that a pedal travel test Brakes thatboth state and local poltee are be pushed to withm one mch orlaunchmg a Vigorous campaIgn tn of the floor board Without prMay agamst motor1sts gudty of drlv~ hrakmg power bemg appl1ed w4mg WJth faulty brakes or other de conSldered unsafefectlve eqUIpment Off~ce1"sWIll hand a pamp.hlet

Pohce ch1efs co-operatmg in the tioned, • You re Only a Foot Fcampatgn are Henry Plel, Park, Trouble,' to every motonst stoThomas Trombly, CIty, Joseph for- a traffIC law vlOlanon InTrombly, Farms, 0 C Ingalsbt tloo, posters carrymg the sam.e !Shores, and Walter J Goulette, mg theme and urgmg motorIStWoods have their brakes checked W1.1

The Traffl'C Safety Asso-clatl1.Ottof dIsplayed by garages, serViceDetrOIt and the MIchIgan State Uons and parts dealers througlSafety commISSIoners are actmg as the stateco-sponsors of the campaIgn. At the ttme the offlcer IS tes

In a recent spot check conducted the brakes, he wIll also checktby State Pohce, 1t was revealed that steermg mechanIsm, ltghts and 0appro;l0mately elghtY-S1X thousand eqUIpment on the car Vltal toMwhtgan passenger cars are m poor dnvmg

Grosse PointerAwarded Silver Star

Local GoverningOfficials Named toBoard Committees

Wl1ltam A Comstock, Det'%'03'tatycounc11ma.n and -ehalnnan of theWayne County board of lupervlSots,announced the cha1rmen and m'Cm-bers of the varIous board eomnut-tees at a fCj.Centmeehng of mper ..... ors on Apnl 19.

Two members of ilhe boaTd of IUpermon represent Grosse Pomte.,tlns 15 a decrease {rom five, for be-fore the streamhmng of the boardthIS month, the C1ty of Grosse Pomtewas e-nhtled to 1001' member. llndthe townshIp to onil On the newboard, th-ere II!!only the one memberfrom the City, Chester F Carpe:nter, Carl Schwe:l1cart, supervisor o£Grosse Pomte Townshl.p, 1'5 the oneother mmtiber

Mr. S~hweikart was appomt'tdchan'man of the Juventl1e DententronHome commIttee for the. secondtIme, and was one of the two out-county mmhen to be named to theWays and Means comzmttee. Thelatter commlttee, made up of 21members, 13 :from DetrOIt, HI on'! ofthe most importa,nt cornmIUees onthe board

Mr Carpenter was named thalr-man of the EqUlhzatlon commltte-eand 15 a. member of two others, theRoads and Bndges group, and th-ecommttee studymg pensions fer-county emqJ1oyees.

Odtlon HouttkI-er, superViSor ofGranot Township, and also a mem-ber of the board oi' Wayne countysuperVIsors, was appomted a memberof the drams commIttee

The fourth largest sendoff to bescheduled for the month crl Apnl hasbeen set foc Frtday mornmg, Apnl28, at 6 45 am, at the NedghborhoodOub when thIrty one men WIll leavefrom the Grosse P01nte area

Sendoff ceremonIes WIll be sponsored by members of the HomeFront oomnuttee and the women ofthe Breakfast aUib Attendmg the'end off w1l1 be the fa,m1l1es andfrlends of the boys leavmg as well asCl'VlC Mid governU'lg officlals All VIa~

Fourth Large GroutoLeave FromLocBoard 57 In April

Buy Money Orders and pay tele-phone and gas bdl, at Steadman',Drug Store, 27092Mack AYe.-Ad?

Word was receIved Sunday morn-mg by Mrs Manon De1Ba~ba Joy,from the war deparrtment, that herhusband Fa'st Lleut WIlham C JoyII!!m!lSslllg m a-ehon somewhere overGermany

Although the commundeatlon eo'!-tamed pnly the barest facts, Mrs Joy1$ confident that her decorated hus-band, a bOl!I1bardier In t1he AAF, hasoontacted the underground 1D Eu~rope or IS a prlSoner of war

Mrs JC!Y, who WIth her threemonth old son, WIlham R'Obe1't, for~merly hved at 276 MadISon, nOlWre~s1des WIth her parents, Mr and MrsG DelBa1'ba, 5303 Gateshead, De-trOIt

L1eutenant Joy was awarded theAlr Medal and Bronze StM" lastmonth, after bemg statIoned tn Eng-land smee December, 1943 He hasalso been recommended for a secwond Bronze Star and the Purple

Heart; he was waunded III a raId<We!' Germany He has two enemyplanes to hIS credlt

EnlIstIng m the army a.rtlllery 1n

September, 1940, LIeutenant Joytransferred to the alr ~orps In June,1942, and was conumsslOned s'Ccondheutenant 10 December, 1942 at Ktrt-land FIeld, Alberquerque, N M He.received hIS last promotion M1 No~vember, 1943, and was made squad-ron bombmg offlcer when he arnvedoverseas

Lleutenant Joy, a g.raduate oiCathohc Central rn Detr01t, 1$ theson of Mr and Mrs Robert Joy of225 Merton road HIS Wife IS a grad-uate of St Paul hIgh s~hool, GrosseP0111te

LIEUT. WILLIAM C JOY

Decorated Flier'Missing in Action'Over Germany

Quell Car Fire in CityCIty firemen were called to ex-

tmgu1sh a fire In an automobIle lastWednesday, Apnl 19, at Waterlooand Notre Dame The car IS ownedby Paul Knewald, 794 Lorme Sbghtdamage resulted

Child Dies AfterBeing Struck ByAuto In Farms

Baaeball-Broken WindowC~ty police set down the law to

three lads the other day after theyhad knocked ,hetr baseball thro1lgha post offl'Ce wmdow They must re~pla-ce the broken pane

ANNOUNCE CHANGESAT DRAFT BOARD 57

OffICIals of the Selective SerVIceBoard 57, a1N1ounc-ethe changes In

personnel due to the re51g11atlon ofthe clnef elerk, Janet D Brady,WhICh becomes effective Monday,May I.

Fran'Ces M Staslk has been ap~pomted to fill the chIef clerk vacancyand V1ctOtla Knk has been named ac;the suc-ceedmg aSSIstant C~Iei c1~kB~rl>al"a K St.e.wart wll remam asthe clen-cal U!lstant.

A fatal a.occidentoccurred in GrossePO!lnte Farms last Thursday after-noon when e1ght year-old JudIthSmge1" of 360 McKmley was hIt bya car as she crossed In the 111tersec~bon of LewI-ston and CharleVOIX, onher way home from school

JUdIth, the daughter 01 Mr andMrs Ambrose Singer, was rtdmg helbicycle down hilly LeWiston and dIdnot stop when she came to Charle ..VOlX The dnver of the death car,Oarence E Rlvard, 32 years old, of21606 Trombly road, St ClaIr Shoressa~d he dId not see JudIth approach~mg the mterseetIon unttl the a.ccl~

det was unavoidableJudtth was tmmedlately taken to

Cottage hosp~tal where she dIed at4 10, approximately forty mmutesafter the aCCIdent.

W1tnesses to the acctdent, whohave already gtven thetr statementsot the prosecutor's off1ce, are QumnLaukel, 266 Moran, 14 years old,Manlyn Bower, 280 Kenwood court,Mrs G1lbert Currte, 257 Lew1Bton,and Constant Mohtor of 335 McKm-ley.

The body of the chIld was found 63feet from the tmpact; her bc:yc1eWhlChwas stru-ck by the 11"ontof thecar, was under the rear wheels whenthe car was stopped.

Mrs Currie said that RIvard wasdrmng apprOX1matety twenty-fivemues an hour when he hit JudIth Hewas released by the Farms polleependmg further mveshgabo:n

JUdlth was burted from St Paul'schurch Monday mornmg, she was athud grade student at the parishschool

Man Sentenced forVagrancy AfterEntering 2 Homes

Walking into another toom intheIr homes proved to hI" a frtghten-ng expenence for two Grosse Pomtewomen last Satu:rday nIght, Withthe result that a 46 year old man isnow lodged tl1 the county Jad for thenext thIrty days

Shortly alter 10 pm Mrs FraserSullivan of 17020 East Jefferson, dIS-covered a strange man In her homewho askect her for a place to sleepBecommg {tIghtened at thIS requestshe asked the m.oanleave her home,!liter Wlll1Chshe called the C ty pohce

When the po11ce arrIved a. fewmmutes 1ater, they could not findthe man

At 11 45 P m the pollce were agamcalled, thiS trme by Mrs John Onst~wedder who told them that her husband was hold1t1g a man who theyfound In the kltohen of thelr home at360 5t Clair.

Mrs Onstwedder explamed to thepohce that she heard someone enterthe house, and thought it was herhusband However, shortly after,when she heard a second personCOl1'Ilem, she called out and thiS tmne!it was her huSiband. It was then,when the two started to walk tow-ards thelr kItchen when they foundthe strange man there

After police arnved and drove theman to the statton, It was found thathlS name was John Battoche, whoformerly lved m PontIac, MichtganHe "as chM"ged With vagrancy andwas g:lVen the 30 day sentenceby JustIce Leslte P Young, Mondayevenmg m the Dty court

LOST; THEN FOUNDGeorge H Vawt«, of 1017 Buck-

l1llgham, called the Park palace to no-tfy them that he had found hIS wal-let after reportmg It lost sometJ.melast week He found It at the DAC..-......_--_ .......--......_ ...

MISTAKEN IDEAA Lakepomte res1dent reported

that he had heard some shootmgaround hiS home late Saturday eve-ning and wanted pol1ce to mvestI-gate They dId, they found thatthe shooting ha.d been a. car back-firing

ISupplementalIHonor Roll Names!t A supplemental 11st of honor

Iroll names has been released bythe aSSOCIatIon and appears els'C- ti.vhere m thiS edlhon These names:

Iwere 1ieported to the associatIon.i after the complete honor l;'oll was J

Ipublished last week by The Re IView

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THE STUDENTS of the Croaae Pointe Army Ordnance uhoot, eo~ducted by Continental Motora, .elected their pin-up airl for 1944wt Fridayafternoon when three young Jadlea from Earl Carroll's Vanlb •• "f'lsltedthe achool, eme of whom w•• chosen wanner. Of the final entries, ShirleySanford, of DetrOit, wu voted the .tudents' chOice She i. shown here a t the .chool, located at Kercheval and Maryland, With .ome of the .tu.dente after .he was presented 'WItha houquet of rOles by the offiCial, of the schooL

TraffIC vio1atlOtt eases were heard.In three commumttes thiS past weekand motorIsts receIved theIr respecttve. fines and coU'rt costs £.rom localJustIces hearmg the cases JustIceLesM.e.P Young Issued the followmgfines and $5 court costs on Apnl 171I1 the uty'

Oharles A Deat1 III, 221 LeWJston,SlPeedlng, $20 or 5 days

AI'red R Glancy, 66 Renaud, $10or 3 days

Jushce VlctOil" DeBaeke, m theFarms, foond John C Henry, of 342FIsher r-oad gwlty of reckless dnv-mg, causmg an acadent last Fndayevemng, and fined him $15 and costsA s1m1lar charge placed agamst Rob.ert C. Moore of Kerby Lane, wasdIsm~ssed when he was found notgUIlty.

Justtce Joseph Belanger heard thefollowmg cases yesterday rooming1I1 the Park

James Grosdarns, 9958 Broadstreet,car out of control, causmg acc1dentdamages paid, not guIlty

George A Duncan, 1033 Marylaudcar out of oontrol, damages paid, notguIlty

Ambrose Beaudette, 4363 Lenox,speedmg, $10 or two days

Lee Mcmomgle, 462 Belanger,speedmg, $10 or 20 days

SheIla Munn, 440 FlSher, allowmgunl1censed Mver to operate car,ca.usmg accldent, stx months pro~batIotJ., $5 oosts.

Wtl~am Montgomery, 933 R1vard,speedmg, $10 or 20 days

Arthur Jones, 405 RIvard, recklessdrlvmg, c;:austng aCCIdent, all dam~ages, probatlOn for 60 days $5 costs

Florence M Sturm, 76 Lochmoorboulevard, speedmg, $10 or 20 days.

SLIGHT ACCIDENT

REPORTS SMALL THEFTPOLICE FIND BIGGER ONE

Elton Noed. of 1437 Marylandwh1le dnvmg on Maryland lastThursday afternoon, was hIt b)Emery G Vaughn, of 1170 Marylandwhen the latter turned out mto thetraffl'!: lane from the cu bmg wherehe had been parked.

Motorists Fined byLocal Justices forTraffic Violations

Fred McMann, propnetor of aS'ervI'Ce"stattoo at 17000 Mack ave~:nue,. 'r-eported to Park polIce lastThursday that. he had Just dIScoveredthe theft of a small sum of moneykom. the cash regIster. He accusedone or£ h1S young employees.

When the pollee arrlved at thescene, further lllvestIgatton revealedthat the sum stolen had reachw $49When they <hscovered thIS, the fifteen year old accused employee wastaken to the Juvemle Detntton home,where he 15 heM pendmg further In-

vesugatlon.

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Mr and Mrs J B Schlotman $100 00Jas & Lynelle Holden Fund 10000Wendell W AndeTSon 10000Lynn McNa1lghton SO00Grosse Pomte HIgh School

Mo,hers ClubHenry SheldenMr and Mrs M E FarrRobert H TannahIllMr & Mrs W W MIllsMrs Arthur McGra,wHoward P BallentmeC W WadeMrs D C \VhItneyMr and Mrs E 0 Jone$Ferrts D StoneMr & Mrs L D BuhlWIlham P SrevensHenry Ford IIB E HutchmsonGrOlSse Pomte Teachers'

AssoclahonMr & Mrs Hal H SmIth Jr.S H Pard~Mr and Mrs E B Rall ..Capt & Mr" J A Mullen ....Mr and Mt"S Al GreenF M GeorgIMr and Mrs J Ow<on IIIMr and Mrs I ShawMr and Mrs S J BockstanzMr and Mrs W C StandIShPeter H MoorsI B SweglesMr. and Mrs H J Hess.e ...M1" and Mrs H Deuster

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Review Clippings onRed Cross BulletinBoards in England

Staff Sergt Robert Lynch, son ofMr and Mr, Harold A Lynch ofGrayton road, has been In Englandfor approXImately foUt' months. Ina recent letter to hIS parents he saIdthat The ReVIew would be Interestedto learn that the boys over there clipHems from The ReVIew and postthem on the bullettn board at theRed Cross and ask the[r bud dIet tomeet them there

Sergeant Lynch, lIke seores ",1other Amencan soldIers, ha, pur-chased an EnglIsh bIcycle In orderto take in the slghts on thee Isle

The Enghsh people are grand, saysSergeant Lynch He attends churchevery Snnday and not a Sundaypasses '\V!IthouthIS reCeIVIng severalmVltatIons to Enghsh homes for dm~ner, despIte theIr shortage of foodunder even more rdgld rabonmg thanhere

Another mter-esttl1g oIbservatlonmade by Sergeant Lynch is thatthere are so many more Am-eru:ansoldIers In England that the EnghshsoldIers feel more hke for-elgn V1S1-

tors than the Americans

Due to concbtlon. heyond ourcontrol, tb. weekI,. church notic ..haTe been omitted from The Re-new this week.

Family Returna Hometo Find Hou .. Ranaacked

The GUy Powell fam~ly, after re~turnmg tothelr home at 729 Pember~ton Wednesday mornmg after anabsence o£ 24 hours, found 1lhe~rhouse had been broken into andthoroughly ransacke"d Pol1ce mves.tIgatlOn revealed that the thIeveswere apparently looJang for money,but the Pewell famtly reported thatthetr loss was velfy small

Further mvestIgabon IS bemg car-raed on by DetectIve Sergt rArthurLouwers and SEnders.

Notice

COMPLETE

Wlth over a mdhon men poosedfleady for tlhe mvaslon of fortressEUTope, It wa-s a great relle£ to learnthat in the absen.ce or our PresIdent,(on va-cahon), VIce PresIdent Wal~lace tossed the first ball to OlPen theAmencan league season In Wash-mgton last week

• • •Cotmng nearer home agam, we

wonder If some of our habItual com~p1cuners, and we re talkmg here 04'those who run and call thea' localpolt-ce department every htde whtIeever thmk back on theIr chtldhoodsand do a httle retrospectIon Wewonder If thedr chIldhood IS co.mph-c.ated by such 'bhmgs u a poltcemantelhng them to stop playmg ball In

tront of thetr house or havmg some~one call theIr m'Other, telhng her to.top her baby from crymg

HOIWever, sInce the world is madeup of all kmds of people, we can textpect our neIghbors to be perfel..t

• • •Here's 50methmg else for a chuckw

It Thmking of the electIon a nud-west -edltor asked a fnend who he'W'M supportng I A wlfe, four chdwdren, a ear and a lot. of ofhce holdwffJ," he rephed• • •

Beeausf of the tImes, we see eVlCr10 many AmerIcan fla.g$' soanng mthe «eezes of these breezy days, butthe other day we noilcd that the flagm fron1 of the Grosse Pomte Parkmumcipal buddmg IS very tatteredSInce all the communttles are makmgup tthe1r budgets, we hope th1s oond1-tIon won t last long, for a1: firstglan-ce, Cille would thmk It had see'l.a.ll the adion 1n bhe Southwest Pa.-(;lfic, and we know that lt hasn't.

• • •For the mterest of 1l'hosewho at~

tended the Grosse Pomte lecturesthis pa-st season and heard RayBrock speak on the Balkan sltuatIon,we were glad tQ see one of hIS 1.1""

tIdes in the current Cosmopohtanmagazme Th15 article further p01ntsout Brock's proposItIOn that l powerpoltttcs are bemg played 1n that sec-bon of Europe, and It would be-hoove the Umted States to pay moreattention to thiS sltuabon" Thosewho missed Brock Will alISOfind thea.rhc1e very mterestmg

• • •Hen is certamly It Jump in fig-

ures At th~ end of World War Ithere were 30 federal adminIstrat1veumts, neludmg the warttme emer-untts, mc1udmg the wartme emer-gency bureaus. Today there are 204federal departments, comm1S!l1ons,Among them, they maIntain 1,594branch offICes throughout the coun~try~not lndudmg some .5,200 localratIonIng boards offices manned mpart by paid personnel

POINTEPARAGRAPHS

Your Review Carrier Boy IsNow Collecting for theMonth of April

ReVIew carrIer boys w111 start collecting thelOe optlOnal payment charge for the paperthIS weekend for Aprtl deltvery.

He Has an OffiCIal ReceIpt BookHe Will Gtve You a SIgned ReceIptApnl Receipts Are PrInted on Buff Paper

0nI,. The REVIEW Giva Yo.Coverage of ALL Homea in

Groaae Pointe &: Gratiot Twps.

W:ttb less than a month remaa.nl11gbefore the ded1catlon of the GrossePomte Honor Roll on Memorial Day,May 30 a final spurt IS needed fromthe r-esldents of the communIty tomake the financIal end of the proJect go over the top

The eontnbubons oon.tmue tomount week by week and It IS hopedby the offICIals of the assooabon thatthe top WlIl be reached some tIme mtihe very near future A total of $1,.428 25 was rece1ved by the treasurer,Paul I Moreland, from 112 contn-butors during the week endIng Apnl24 This week s total far exceeds anypreVIOUS perIod

The Honor Roll ASSOCIatIon grate ..fully aeknowledges the followmgo

Pay Only Your Regular Carrier BoyWith Buff Receipts

Donors Continue toSend ContributionsFor Honor Roll

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rMrs ThOJ:'fitlsC Whyte wIll ~lve areport of the state convent1on atKalam~zoo and Mrs D~ght WSillter, regent W111 report on the p.a.hond congress In New York City

The nommatmg ~omm1ttee w1l1read the slate of nommees for nextYea,r to be voted 00. at tit,. Maymeet1nr

Come tn today and have your..yes tested and fItted withnewest styl~ glas~s by 1'teglS-tered Optometl'lst

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General JosIah Harmar chapter ofthe DAR WIll hQld Its next regul,umeeting on Sunday Apnl 30 at 3 30pm, at the home of Mrs DaVid MAdamson and MISS Effe M Downeron Manor boulevard

DA,R GrpUl> to MeetSunday Afternoql'l, April 30

SuitsDressess

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CHAS. VERHEYDEN, INC.GROSSE POINTE FUNERAL DIRECTORS

16300 MACK AVENUE, at Outer DriveNIAGARA 6000

25% offSizes for Juniors,

Misses and Women

Annual SpringCLEARANCE

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MIchIgan s Largest Undlirtakmg Estabhshment, Rankmg WIth Fmest 10 Amenca

Estabhshed 38 Yean

Returns After Visit

Mrs H B Rutten -01 Lo-chmooriboulevard, Grosse Pomte Woods, hasreturned home after a three weekVISit WIth her sIster Mrs FrederIckStokes and family, In New OrleansL.

5t James Lutheran Layrn.en sLeague of Grosse Pomte v.gted at Itslast tp.eebng to donate a portIon ofthe net proceeds denved from ItsVanety $how on Fnday evenmg (tomocrow mght) Apr1128 at the JohnD Pierce hIgh school audltOtlUm15430 Kercheval avenue toward theGrosse Pomte honor roll fund

The program Will begm at 8 15and will feature many acts of hlgh<::lass vaudev1l11eand mt1SIc<t1entertMnment mc1udmg the WXYZ orchestra Saddle Ridge Buckaroosthe Rhythmal-ds from Fraser StUdlOSof Grosse Pointe Schoo! of MUSIC'Supel'b dancmg nUl1l1be<rs by theElame Arndt School Of Dancmgplano and vlohn solos by HaroldWashburn and Manan CusterSle~ght of hand work mil be supplIed by Herman German and a duet IWill be sung by Ruth Galster a.ndGerry GItschlag Gross-e Pomte LegIon Post drum and bugle corps willbe there to open the progrliJm, alongWIth many other acts of fine entertamntent

Everytbody 1& welcome Ticketsmay be secured at the box Off1C-e orby callmg TU 2 7342

Donate to PointeHonor Roll Fund

Mr and Mrs Robert J Schultz ofKen'Vvood court, Grosse POintefarms m honor of theif 25th wedd ng annIversary, held open houseSatUl day evenmg Apnl 22 fOf theIrfr en-ds and relatIves

Celebrate Silver Weddmg

"'"'"'"'"''''1Public Sale ~Sunday, April 30

AT 10 A. M.

MARRIED AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCHTHE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW

BRIDE-ELECT

EILEEN HARRIS and Staff Sergt Michael C Beaupre were marriedat 5t Paul's church, Saturday morning, Ap1"l115,at 9 30 The Rev Vln~cent Horkan offiCiated The bride IS the daughter of Mr and Mn.Charles Harris of Ridgemont road her husband IS the son of Mrs.Michael C Beaupre and the late Mr Beaupre, of LakeViewavenueSergeant Beaupye,after a 8hort honeymoon, reported 1D Seattle, Wash,for further orden

MR AND MRS John P 'V'erLinden, of 1153 Waybunt, announcedthe engagement of their de,1,l.ghter,Clarice Marl~, at Anaft!,!rnoontfA,Su!\day, Aprtl 23, to FlYing Officer J T Willapl.Sf A\lbtn, son of Dr.and Mr. J I-{ St AU~Ip.of POinteAux Roches, Ont, News of the en.gagement was given to the guests hy small booklets dlstl"lbuted byyoung Lois 5t Aubm and Nancy Ann Lang ClarIce graduated fr,omSt Ambrose high school and attended U of D, FlYIng Qfflcer StAubin, who IS .ltltlon~d overseas With the RC.4F, attellded tite Uni-ve:r&ltyQf Toronto No Aa~ has be~~ !let for the weddl",g~

BEAM to Hold Annual Dance by a first classvaudevdl. show TbeSaturday Night, April 29th puhhc lS mVlt,d and partIcularly

those of Bntish bIrth or ancestry.The Bntlsh EmplTe AssoC1atlOns

of MlChQgan known as BEA \1 Willsponsor Its annual dance and entertalnment, wm'Clh has become one ofthe h'lghhghts of the club calendarat the IonIC Masoll1c Temple, GrandRIver near OlympIa S~turday nj~htApnl 29, at eight e clock Ftnzell wJ11prov~de the dance mUS1C preceded

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St. Ambrose JuniorSpring Dance May 10th

Mr$ Wdh~m A DetWIler ofGrosse Pomte 15 staymg at the Sherry Netherland hotel, 5th aven'Ut at

59th street New York CIty

New York Visitor

f Holiday for SWIng' presented bythe JUnIor class o.f St Ambrose WIllbe held at St Ambrose hall on Wednesday May 10 Larry Easterday andhIS orchestra \\111 supply the SWIng

and sweet melodIes The pUQhc ISInV1ted A small admlssloo chargewIll be made

Becomes Member of NationalDance Honorary Group

Margaret Re-d"mond Junior at DenI$On UOIverslty, GranVIlle Ohle, hasbeen elected to membershIp lU SenIOrOrchesls natIOnal dance honorarygroup She had been a member efJuntor Grchesls a S1,.1bSldlarybodvHer parents are Mr and Mrs T RRedmond 920 Balfour road

The soclal and hostess committeeof the Southeastern Women s clubIS sponsorIng their annual pot ..luckluncheon to be held at the home ofMrs Ira Swegles 11527 WmdtmllP:01nt at noon Monday May 1 Ca"dg.ames wlll follow

The asslstlng hostesses WIll beMesdames George Ingram J C.Roibmson and Ray J Wllhams

At the recent annual meetmg th~followmg were elected officers MrsElmer Rlce preSIdent M:rs WatsonFord, first VIce preSident Mrs 0W Balley, se-cond vice preSIdentMrs L M Sm'Clalf recordmg secretary, Mrs B A MIller, financIalsecretary and Mrs A J Stevelingtreasurer

Federatlon officers are Mrs Walter A Keyes, and Mrs R G Tld-man

Club Members toView Movies onFlash Photography

Grosse Pomte Camera dub W111have talkmg motIon pIctures at ltSmeetmg on Tuesday evenmg on th~~ubJect of :flash photography

The sound plctures WIll show th ..l,mportant techmcal charactenstIcsadlon and tImIng of the dt:fferenttypes Cli shutters and photo flashlampS Some of the sequences weretaken by hlgrh speed photography attlhe rate of 3000 f.rames per se<;ondThe aiCtlon of synchroUlzeflS IS madeplam

Don Thomas preSIdent of the clubalso saN! that he had succeeded IngettIng Walter Peachman expertflash photographer to gIve a pracheal demonstratIon of the use of theflash gun

The meeting WIll be held at the"Jelghborhood club and the publtchas been InV1ted to attend

SopilieasternWomen's Club toSponsor Pot-Luck

$1.25$1.40

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Plain 45x38%1 Row Hemstitching

Sheets Plain 72xl081 Row fJemstitching90l>108 J>1"in1 ~ow Hemstitc;hiIlg

CASES

WAMSUTTA SUPERCALESHEE;TS AND fllLLOWCASES

$4.65$4,95$5.75$6.05

$8.95Winter weight North :;tllr blanliet, in II beautiful as-

aqrt!Dellt of colors $13.95 • $15.95 _ $23.50

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We bave a haJ1d,ome array of ,,1ft. Wh1C:h a1"..aWe to plea•• 4'Her" on Mother'. Day ••• hank-

• tel. • .lqta ••• hOliery••• pottery.. Me:SJ,IC:an,liver ••• glassware. etc.

Hallmark QuaUty Greetlns Card,

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~O CLASS LINES HERE

At I4st the lovdy lirht w~ght Nprt!l Star all.wl'QIsummer weight bll\l1kets are 1l0,", available after almosttwo yellr4 w~itiIlg, anel seUing at the 114ualprice

BLANKETS

1J'S Gift andJ'-'P 720313 Mack at~~~m~:O~vd.

MOTHER'S DAY SUGGESTIONS

peppe~ ~ hCekeri, inc.ln~~;~s'~~<II U;"~H' ev",1, "'VII:,

age Two

IELP DECREASE THE DEATH RATE

Tradlhonally we separate, In an electIOn year, Into Demorats and RepublIcans But then most of us suspend such dlS-mchons after we vote, un hi another electIOn rolls around

In thiS crucial electIOn of 1944 there are appearmg, week)y week new sIgns of a growmg effort to dIVide us mto classesmd then to array cl.ss agamst class No lashng good can comeo Amenca from such a movemellt as ItS proponents undoubtedrknow•

There &re two mall! segments of our llatlOnal economylowever, who wlll not be tncked mto belIeVIng that they arelasses unto themselves and thus divided-the country's farm-rs and ItS busInessmen In two statewide farm and mdustryonferences, they have seen and avowed theIT mter-dependencetS pnmary producers In full and frank d,SCUSSlOn,slttmg do" n-ogether, they have comprehended that their future develop-nent and success, so vItal to a better Amenca, depend upnn theolutlOn of the same baSICcurrent and pnstwar problems

The vot~rs of Amenca must Ime together the same as these,",0 faCtionS have, as soon as they leave the polls and becomelulwarks agam&t those enemIes of democracy who would dlnde us aga1p-st ourselves at Fl hme when out' very eXIstence de-'ends upon natIonal umty.

The message of the Women's Fleld Army of the Amencan;pclety for the Control of Cancer " one of hope 1his orgamza-IOn spread~ the message that early cancer IS curable Of the63400 persons who died from can«r last year, It IS eshmatedhat nmety thousand could hAve been saved had early diagnosISnd treAtment been sought

A few years ago tuberculesls led the death rate in tIllS area!y constant and constructIve work In educatIOn thiS has been'rought down to sevellth place The same can happen With COll-er If the message of the WFA 's )leeded

CanIsters have been placed In all the stores in your nelgh-.orhond by the Girl Scouts of Grosse pomte When you spotine of these contamers, don't pass It up, but rather, drop somehange Into It - Every Penny Counts

A booth IS erected m Grand CtrcuS park where hterature Ishstrlbuted and donaholls ar~ being received WhIle walhng for'our bus, drop over at the bopth and give your donahon WIth, smIle, knowmg that you might help save someone s hfe fromIt,s dreaded disease Everybne IS urged to help In thIS great'ealth dnve

J'HE GR01SSE POINTE REVIEW,. NATIONALEDITORIAL

,V m~O~lff,c~s at 15121 Kercheval between Maryland and Lakepomte"The Only Weekly New,paper Covenng; All the Homes m

, Grosse Pomte and GratIOt Townshlps"L. II OLDHAM Publ"h"P J BLACKBURN EdItor itn<! Adl)~rtlsmg Manager"ITA WALBY $0".1 a"d New, BdltorSubs$:nptlon Rates By$ Mall $:2 00 per y(!:ar 5t per copy

By Carner 10 Cents a Month

;ubh~hed Every Th'lrsday by The Grosse Pomte Pnntmg COLENOX 1162 1163

"WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW'

Goy ShoppesSMART FEMININE APPAItEL

A group of very fine S1J.ltS coats and dresse" to wear now,through Summer and next Fall AUll yourself of thIS opper-tumty to replemsh your wardrobe

STORE HOURS Mon, Tue., Wed, 10 AM to ,P¥, T~l'r., Fri, Spt, 10 AM to t PM

14812 MACK, near Alter Road TUx,do 2-9'95

CH 9012

Sale Conducted hy

H. O. McNIERNEY

75 Vendome RoadGrosse Pointe Farms

~ouis XV chal:FS, sofas, love seats, curio cabineb,tables, silver, ch~l\a,crystal, rugs, pictqres, lllirrQ1"s, Jall\Ps,luggage and toys.

All1pico grand reproducing piano, antique importedcarved dmmg room SUite, bedroom, hvmg room, porchfurniture.

Houschold Furnishings at the Residence of

GEORGE E. PRESTON$18 UP

COMFORTERS

LUNCHEON SETSNow is tile time to !lave your' tables look fresh as

spring with lunlllleon mats that can be wiped off. We hllvec....k ba,k and lustre glow mats in elesigns that wtll ap-peal to the most fastidious

SOt. 60c - $1.25 each

Lov~y hand.stitched summer weight comforters ind~ightfJ!! flor~ patterns

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m all DetrOIt the

Brmg It m now forthorough cleamng and ad]Justment It WIll cost yofar less than a new watcwould Guaranteed experworkmanshIp

14319 MACK AVENUEBetween Lakewood and Chalme

Open Fri and Sat Evening,

5125

Baby Girl

Terms

Modern TwosomeChaste modern stylIngdistmgUIshes thIS graceHful weddIng combmatIoTlBnlhant dIamond In theengagement rIng Match-ed weddIng band

Choose from the fmest collectIOnperfect gIft for her ••• or hIm

Plus 20% Federal Tax

:Price Includes 20%Federal Tax

Man's Initial RingMaSSIve yellow gold set-ting, dlsplaymg hIS InItIal

we have them allOPe of a number ofstyles In smart, moderndeSIgn

Terms 52095

14319 ,MACK AVENUEBetween Lakewood and Chalmers

Open Friday BI1dSaturday 'Till 9 P M.

1f< and, Mrs Gl1b... t Groehn(Dorothy Schr~k), announce thebirth of a baby gul, WednesdayApril 26, at lOOp m at Harper hos-pItal The young lady has been named PatrI~la Ann

Don t hght a gas water heater con Inected to the domestic hot waterPJpes tf the pipes are frozen

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Legal NoticePlease take nobce that on May 8,

1944 at 8 30 PM a hearing WIll beheld by the Vdlage Commission ofthe VIllage of Grosse Pomte Park tohear objectIons to the pehtIon to va-cate that portIon of Goethe StreetIY111g east of tlhe easterly line ofMaryland Avenue and west of thenorth and south publ~<: alley whtchhes between Lakepomte and Mary ..land Avenues In the V~llage ofGrosse Pomte Park Mlclugan.

The followmg IS a copy of the res-0lut1oo passed by the Village Com~miSSIon of Grosse POlInte I,>ark onApnl 10 1944 WIth regard to sa.1dva.catlon

RESOLUTION BY COMMIS-SIONER MORELAND

WHEREAS, the CommIss10n hasgwen constderatlon to the petltIonof the FIrst ChnstIan ReformedChurch oJ DetrOit, praying that theporhon of Goethe Street lY1ng eastof the easterly hne of Maryland Ave ..nue, west of the north and lJouthpublIc alley whl.Ch hes between Lake ..pomte and Maryland Aven\Jes m theVIllage of Grosse Pomte Park Mlch-tgan, be vacated so as to become partand parcel of the adjOIning property

BE IT RESOLVED tJhat thISCommIssIon deems It adVIsable tovacate that portion of Goethe Streetabove deSCribed so as to become partand parcel of the adJotnlng property,upon such conditIons and subject tosuch restrIctIons as thts Commtsstonmay hereafter determme and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDthat thIS Gomm1Sslon shall meet tohear objections to saId vacation onMonday May 8 1944 at 8 30 P Mand

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDthat a notIce of such meetmg WItha copy of dus resolutIon shall begiven !by pubhshmg a copy of sameIn the Grosse POinte News andGrosse Pointe ReVIew at least tendays prIor to May 10 1944 and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDthat objectIons to such proposed aehon of the CommIssion shall be Inwr1tmg and filed With the Clerk ofthe VJ1lage of Grosse Pomte ParkprIor to saId meetIng

SUPPORTED BY COMMISSlONER CUNNINGHAM

AYES Parshall, Sage MorelandCunn!ngham

NAYS NQIleABSENT Damman and Fntsch

WM G STAMMAN,Vlilage Clerk

my approbation of his t,eehng about man'. hand for WMtiing such a finethe marrIed men WIth children who piece 1n our behalf I want to shoutare hemg forced mto the anny whde for hIS pre mducton phYSIcal Onethousands of stngle women a,re a1 mght not so long ago the chtld wentlowed to bve at home 1n comparative mto hI'S mother s room and satd, •Iease Just wanted to see 2£ you were all

We have a school teacher m our right, mother Fathe" 1S gomg awayrecrUItIng office In the Buhl bUlldmg I to become a soldier so I have to takewho told me a story the other day I care of you 1 Granted thIS childabout a youngster whose father was IS over sesslhve and probably hIS repreparmg for the draft The draftee !!I I achon to a home WIthout a father 1Sand are not employed He further de I more serIOUS than that of the averelares that he cannot understand tIle age child Nevertheless, m manypeople who take It as a matter of homes the father IS the symbol ofcourse that marrIed men WIth three family security To take that secunty

;« or :four chIldren are drafted mto the away somebmes threatens the normarmy For these same people, he al adjustment of a chIldsays, are horrified at the Idea of wo Think It over, you five mllhon unmen In vhe army emplo} ed childless women, and see

I shall hke to shake the gentle. If you want the tears of even onemaladjusted chIld on your conscience

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lAma Wac

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EDWARD BEHREND

by LIEUT F~EDDIE BOYLE

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Some patnohc ed<J10nalwnter forThe New York Post has taken theneed for Wacs suffiCIently to heart toWrIte a rather heated edJtonal on thesubject of selective serVIce for women to back the commg mva,SIon Hesays there are five mllhon women 111

thiS country who have no chIldrenoldest son IS eight years old and ha'inot slept sInce hIS father reported

G.innell B•• I.

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Open Fnday and Saturday Untl1 8 30 P 1f

COLORFUL WILLOW3.PIECE SUITE

$129.00

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Now's the time to plan £Of' those long out m the OIpen days ahead dayswhen you 11be turmng your porch or 1errace mto a ventaple outdoor hVlngroom I You 11want your summer oaSIS to be attractwe •• colorful • glort ..ously cool •• and comfortable! We InVIte you to see our selectton of fine 3..p1ece sUItes oceasJona1 tables, chalrs, table-and ehalr sets ready now' Inour Grosse Pomte store

SUMMER SCENE.

ROBERT BEHREND

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-~~:...Of far greater Importanl:& than the

few pennies you may lave by puttln.your health on a f.<})argalncounter".s a guarantee of prescription lervlcethat I' f'letter-perfect" with the phy.'Ielan's orders. That is the lond of.ervlce we give We use only thefinest ingredenb and apply our fullskill 1ftweighIng, measUring and mIx. lInl' them. We cut no corners in or. ~der to l:ut a price, but charge anHONEST FEE based 101ely uponthe CMt of th, preSCribed ingredients !and the tune consumed. in compound~Inl' them al:curate1y.

BUSCH DRUGSTHE PRESCRIPTION STORE

15228 Eut Jeffena LEnos 0800Sacce.sors to Swlft.Sayder

News has just reached G1"ossePOinte that Rooert E Behrend, sonof Mr and Mrs Ernest Behrend of879 Neff road, has been awarded aC1tahon for bravery In action on theAnzlO beacthhead

Both sons of the Behrends are In

the U S army Robert went mtothe SIgnal corps two days before th~Japs struck at Pearl Harbor, andwent overseas In May of the followng year Before reachmg the Itaban£\tont he saw extended srVlce In

North Afnca

The younger son Edward H Behrend has been In the a-rmy aIr corpsHe left the states last NovembergOQng first to AustralIa and now 1Sstattoned m New Gumea

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$2.49

to return to Camp Sibert Ala, wherehe 15 staboned

*Pvt John F Naour IS now stabined at Camp Crowder, Mo, afterstudymg at the UntversIty of WIS-conSIn In Madison

*Thomas Ro~rton 37, husband ofL1lhan Ellzilibeth Roberton 1435Hampton road, Grosse Pomte WoodsIS receIvtug hIS lmmal naval tndoc ItrmatlOn at the U S naval traJnmgstarion, Great ;Lakes, III

Full MeshBag % box

Only 2 Points per Pound

.lb. 33c Rib End lb. 29c

Ivory Flakes, Ivory Snow orOxydol Ig. pkg. 23cIvory Soap 31g. bars 29cMedium 3 bars I1c Guest bar 5c

Crisco ......... lb. jar 25cNo Points

New Potatoes ... 5 Ib~. 33cE'I'tra Special-U8 size-California

Texas

Sunkist Oranges .2 doz. 59c

GROSSE POINTE PHONE NIAGARA 3200SFIRE'S B............... Sto ...... Phone 381.

SFIRE BROS. - Successors to,

s<:hool at Camp Murphy, FIa, hasbeen attached to the air corps andwas transferred to Robms Fteld atMacon Ga, for operatlonal tramlngHe left Thursday morntng for Macon after spending the prevIOUS fewdays wIth hIS parents here

*Pvt Marne DuyveJonck who wasIn tlh~ ASTP at Auburn Ala, 15 nowat Camp Atterbury, Iud

*Andy Benoot former Park fireman who entered the army a fewmonths ago, Jeft today (Thursday),

..... .lb. 31c

. ... 5Ib. bag 31c

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TIME FOR

Low Point Valu_

Pork Loin Roast with Tenderloin

Hill's Bros.Coffee ......

Swift's Premium

Ready-to-Eat Ham .... Shank End lb. 36c Butt End lb. 38c2 Points per lb. .. Points per lb.

A Real Special This Week-Delicious Ar.mour's American

Cheese .2 half-lb. pkgs. 37cSwift Vegetable Oil

Jewel Shortening .. .lb. 19cNo Points

Armour's Star, Swift's Prell\ium, Hormelor Itath's - 1 Point per PoundBacon lb. 41cG. & R. McM'dlan Chi.ken or

Turkey Pies ..... each 50cWith Gravy

Strictly Fresh Grade A_In Cartons

Large Eggs ... ' .. doz. 47c~• EAT MORE FISH - IT'S NOr Rf\ TIONED •

We Bone Them for You

Old

Dutch Cleanser .. 2 for ,,15c

Pure CaneSugar.

Gracie AA

Pot Roast Beef ..... lb. 29cFresh, Lean, and Meaty-No PointsSpare Ribs ........ lb. 24cG. & R. McMillan

Creamery Butter ... Ib. 46cShoulder Roast-For Oven or

Pot Roast Lamb ... lb. 35cOnly" Points

It's the Finest

Elgin Oleomararine .Ib. 21cPure Pork Sausages .Ib. 43c

Small Links-Only 1 Point

118%2KERCHEVAL AVENUE180 W •• t McNJchtla-Phoae UN 1.67Ct

Florida OrangesExtra Large

Calavas . . ... 2 for 29cExtra Good Quality

Texas Onions.. .3Ibs. 31cLarge Bunches-Pascal

Celery Hearts .... 2 for 29c

All Our Meats are U. S.Govt. Grade Double AA

.!!:'ursday Ap:-r_il_2'l_,_19_44 T::...::-H:.-::!':_G_R__O_S_S_E_P 0 I N T ERE V I E ~

Fresh Caught Fresh Caught-From Lake ErieLake Trout . . .. . .. lb. 39c Yellow Pickerel .Ib. 25c

. Fresh Caught - from Lake Erie Yellow Perch " .16. 23cFulI Juice and Sweet Valencia

AVIatIon Cadet Harmon Grubbshas been transferred to the USN pre~fltght school at Iowa City, havmgcompleted hIS elementary flymgcourse at LeMars Iowa

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NEW STORE HOURS - 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. DAILY

Prices Effective Thursday, Apr. 27 Thm Wednesday, May 3Wright Silver Cream Solventol .... 12 oz. jar 25c

8 oz. jar 23c 16 oz. jar 39c 32 oz. 69c ~ oz. jar 60c 64 oz. jar $1.00

• Gallon $1.50 Parson Ammonia . . .qt. 23cSPICand Span .... pkg. 21c Giant Climax Wallpaper

Tavern No-Rub Floor Wax Cleaner .... 34 oz. size 25cPint 59c Quart 98c Half gallon $1.59 Roman Cleanser .2 qts. 15cTavern Rug Cleaner pt. 59c Plus Bottle Deposit

GROCERY SPECIALS

LIeut James McNally was a VISItor to Grosse POinte thIS past weeken4 when he arrIved here to sayf Hello" to hIS many frIends In thePornte He returned to hIS stationnear Atlanta, Ga

*Pfc Rohert W Bowser, who ha:.fu5t finlshed a course at the radar

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JOHN ROGERSFoot Corredlonlst

Ph ••• RA..d.1ph 9,131

$10,000

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DURABLE AND ECONOMICAL

FloorsCall Us for Free

Estimates

A. L. BENNE1T c....... W •• dward0.. Cunnln,ham'.

Over 20 years EXp6nence

Scientific - Foot AnalysisNo Charge - No Obligation

MOIlf.: to a.-n. to Sp 1ft

Thursday, April 27, 1944

Don't Speod Your Life Two "Feet" From Happiness

Visit ARCH-AIDFOOT CULTURE SERVICE

A svec.sslul :nonmedical, non sUl'gu:almethodfor the comebon of foot dlSeomfol'tthrouah theremoval of Ih caul•

EXPERIENCE AND EQUIPMENTTHE RIGHT COMBINATION

FOOT SUFFERERSl

Roherts RadiO Shop has what It takes to I'lve you the 'best work..manshlp 11\ radiO repalnn,-years of expenenee plu. a laboratoryWIththe finest testing eqlupment made Br1l1gyour .eta here!

ROBERTS RADIO SHOP16369 East Warren at Courville _

Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. TU. 2-4550

Prompt Installation Service* Call for Free Estimates *

transpOrt .ervlce and the junior I The floss of milkweed IS used toauxIhary make hfe preservers

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Supplies

Windmill Point - 100 feet on the lake- 400 feet deep.$100 per foot

An excellent site in the village of GrossePointe Park -152 feet on Lake St. Clair,approximately 600 feet deep-nice trees-sea wall.$150 per foot

Garden andLawn

TUxedo 1-2610

TH! ONLY DRIVE. IN SERVICE IN DETROIT PI. 24129941 Hayes Boulevard Near Outer Drive

Ten Minutes Drive From Grosse Pointe or Gratiot Township

Combination Storm Sashand Screens

A. L. DAMMANnOORCOVERING HARDWARE LUMBER

A. M. SchneiderFuneral Home

Speela! AttentioJl GJYen to Slup..ments to All Parts of th. UnJtedStates .nel Can_.

16600 HARPER AVENUEat Kensington

Detroit. Michigan

Next to Best & Co.

Kenneth L. Moore Co.16840 Kercheval Avenue

NI.9200

Lake Frontage

nmg meetmg Repre,sentahves 9fwomen 1ft the armed forc-es of theUnJted States and :members of otherul1r.lformed women s groups In the<:lty wl1l be on the pll\tform at theevenmg seSSIOn

Mrs L A Edwards, V1ce chaIrman of the state e4ecutlve board ofAWVS IS general chaIrman of theconventlon Others on the executneOOOlmittee for the day mclude MrsSIdney R Small MIChIgan statechaIrman of AWVS MesdamesJohn J a Bnen Jean Maxwell Lester J Ba1"row and A A Engel MrsArion B Clarke IS In charge of conferences covermg 36 acitvities of theorgamzatlon such as oommlttees onstamps and bonds recrulbng, work.shops recreahonal dayrooms, hos.ptal hbranes conSUttller mformatlollInstructIon classes 1n home repaIrs~dentlhcat1on dnll corps. motor

TU.2.3738

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20752 Mack Avenue

LI'UU AT I -GRAND RIVIR

*ANNISIZING•• the {uwer s method-the proper wayto clean fun-is a complete hand electrJfylDg process that cannot be Jurpassed ••

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BROEDELLPLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY

-- Supplemental List -Aldworth Edward Kmg Koepke, Burton FrankAllen, Hal Kenneth Krausman, KennethAllen Robert George KuechenmelSter Karl MQ-oersBadertscher, Robert B Lol\V'tte George JrBelanger C A Mdntosh JamesBenson ClIfford McQUtggan PaulBook Edward Irvmg 1I,1Itchell John Lynch J1'Braund MelVIn A Moran Fredenck L Jr.Bndge Robert Read Mornson Robert DaleBrydges Donald H \fotschall James NorbertCarpenter Mary L ;; Mrazek, Jerry MartmCasey, John Fllln Mrazek, Paul MartmChauvn Russell B Mulkey Hugh 0 ConnorChesick Harold WIlham *Osborn Wendell GCotter Forank Petersen John MCrockatt George \Vesley Sr Phlypo Charles LDa!ttJ.man W:llham E Post George FDe-bo Rlchard S Puffer John NelsonDeYonker Leo G Pun'1s vVIlham AlexanderDodge Horace E Rohe Robe:rt FranklinEdwards Allen F J1' Selph Cohn McRa-eEl,che1berg Stanley Harry ShultIS :Norman JFee Joseph MIlton Sparshatt Theodore AFmk George Rupert J1' Stevenson Rlchard MFrench James M Swan James Stewart JrF'nedt Glenn Harner Symons John RolandGraham Andrew J Touhey Ray Cle'J7lent JrGross Rudolph Robert Trombley Eugene RGrunewald Herold F 'h arren John BGrut Harvey Naftel Waterbury Lawrence KmeaHatch Robert L Watson Harrtson THeaton Eppa Hunton Viet! Leo M JrHecker R1chard Henry "\AT ernet Edward HenryHelmers Donald Jacob Wernet W Iham LeoHouttekter Frank Wllhams Charles- Cas-gramHoyt James 0 Wdltams John GaylordKerst, RIchard Arnold Wtlhams Thomas Chase

Publication Made PQsslhle Through the Courtesy of

HONOR ROLLGROSSE POINTE

To r-evmewpast achtevements and chaIrman of extenSIon And servIceto plan for the future needs of a war The speaker of the evenmg wi1llheand postwar world MIchlgan mem Dr Carl Hermann Voss, extenSIonbers of the AWVS v.jll have a one chalrman of the World Peace UnIonday conventlO;t1 on May 1, at the and World Alhance for Internf,t1onHorace Rackham MemOrIal bU1id al Fnendghip through the <thufchesmg Mrs AI~ce T McLean of New HIS subject wdl he Beyond theYork founder preSIdent of AWVS Tragedy 'Of a World in Strtfe' DrWIll speak at the luncheon at 12 30 Vass IS bemg br-ought to AWVS bypm at the Wardell Sheraton hotel the World Study Council, a group ofon. 'My Recent Tnp to England ~t1zens 10 the DetrOIt area orgamzedTwo other nab-onal figures m AWVS to promote adult educatIon In toterfrorn New York who Will also speak national affairsat the conventIon are Mrs Rolla CIty and state offiCials as welt asSouthworth, :natIonal dlrector and heads of agenCIes WIth WhIChAWVSMn Margery Newton nabonal 15 afhhated wIll be mVIted to the eve

AWVS Members to Hold One-Day Meetto Plan for Present and Postwar Needs

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13145 E. Jefferson Avenueat Drexel

Telephone Lenox 5990for Appointment

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Dr. Bertha L.Hapke

MAJOR JOHN R WHITLOCK, of the United States army, is shown presenllng Ml5$ Shirley Sanford witha certificate drawn up by Conttnental Motora, proclaiming her as the pm-up girl of the Gros.e PomteArmy Ordn:mce ,chool last FrIday afternoon Shown here are the two other entries from Earl CanoU'.Vanltt~s, Blonde Betly Jeanne Telfer, Brunette Duvene Riopelle, with redhead Mlu Sanford. The latterwas hostess to the entire ordnance school last Monday evening at the Wilson Theatre when she presentedthe school with an autographed photograph which 'W111remain in the sehoollobby until 1945

Farmer.s tn the dozen states of theNortheast feed 43000000 people

THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW

PIN-UP GIRL FOR 1944

II MAN RELEASED AFTERPOLICE INVESTIGATION

Geo<ge Brosky 60 of 447 Abbottwho was plcked up by Park pohtelast Sunday evening for mvesbgahem after he v.-as found at Westchestet and Jefferson was releasedMonday after further questIonmgrevealed that the man was not wanted

That's to help more calls getthrough durmg rush periods.

So if you are makmg a LongD.stance call over war.busy ctr.CUlts, the operator, may say-"PI~ase hmlt your call to Smmutes."

BIG things are happenmg overthere. And big thmgs are mov-ing faster here. War needs theWIresmore and more every day.,

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THE GROSSE POINTE NURSERY SCHOOLWishes to Announce that the Lakepointe School wdl be ina.salon: on Saturday, also, in the future.

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House Paint ••• PPP and Dutch Boy II Porch and Floor Enamel, gallon $2.301

I Mercury Best Floor Varnish, gallon $1.95Uni.Kote Flat Oil Paint (Covers in one coat)I Soilax, pound 13c 2 pounds 25cl

I Window Shades - Window Glass - Venetian Blinds IWallpaper

There' 5 Still SomeLife in the Old Suit

Keepsake

Headquarters for

Mother's Day and Graduation Gifts

A. J. FORSTERJEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST

14400 Charlevoix at Chalmers

up - Prices include 20 per cent Federal tax.

This fa one of a ,erl ..of ads prepared by

'F,rms Finest' VisitRed Cross Blood Balik

Agalll a group of Grosse POinteFarms pollce officers VISIted theblood bank on W Fort street thlsweek to gIve thelr share of thefinest to the fightmg finest' To

VlSlt the bank for the fourth tImewas Sergt Andrew J Allard A1J~ertCrooks Elmer LabadIe, GeorgeChampme and. SIdney Allor

•It takes about 4S tons of steet to

bul1d a bIg bomber

That freshly pressed suit wIll be wearable a weeklonger If you place It on a hanger each mght Gon-

serve whenever pOSSIble It's the dImes and quarterssaved for War Stamps that eventually grow IntoWar Bonds!

Solitai~es - Wedding Bands - Matched Pairs

I I .1DR. WALTER G. CONNOR I

Osteopathic Physicianand Surgeon i

11319 East Jefferson INear St. Jeall

LE. 4776 Rea. PL. 3838• I. I I I' • I

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Becau~e of a story carned In lastweek s ReVIew, the Grosse POintePark pohee were able to d1scoverthe Identity of the woman who ha~been soheIhng busmess from ParkreSidents these past few weeks

It was found that Mrs Helen Kutner of 1352 Wayburn/ has been telephonmg Grosse Pomte hoU~eW1Vf'S

asking for thetr orders for householdarticles whIch blInd people havemade Pollce say that Mrs Kudner1Sa saleswoman In bus1ness for herself and rece1Ve.s all commISSIons after she has pur<:hased her waresfrom large organIzatIons handhngthe work of the handIcapped \

Mrs Kutner purchases materIalsfrom Blmd Products Sales Company" Detrott, and from vaMOU~

other gr01.lps and once her purcbases Ihave been made, does not representany orgamzation

Mrs Kutner IS not a I bifid poserbut sells artIcles made by the 1J1md

Her request to SOhclt from houseto house 1n Grosse Pmnte Park wlllbe placed before the commISSionersat then next meeting' Monday e.venmg I'>

A ptctur-esque loegend tevotv~salboot 1lhe Guatemalan quet~at Thequetzal an almost ext1l11ct h1'1'd,symholtze'S the fierce Guatemalan tOYl

of freedom In that 1t qUickly dtes 11

capttv1tyNaughty Lad

Five Cross-Eyed !Police Find WomanChildren Made Happy Soliciting Business

For HandicappedAnyone can understand the \tnhappmess of Mr and Mrs Johnsonto see five of theIr eIght chI1drel1cross eyed loUiS, beIng the eldestwas more fully aware en her handlq.p and affllctIon But JOy and happtnes-s was brought to thIS entIrefamdy ano their prayers answered bythe LIons club through the auspicesof the league

These five chddren were broughtof the acc1dent were Mrs KeenIn for eye eorrechon and left WIthclear stn1ght eyes and the assuranCe that they would no longer besubjected to humlhahon and embarrassment

After the war, you11 be able to pickfruits and veqetables in your qarden,put theUl Into your quick-freeze unit,and enjoy their deliciousness the yearround. Your falnily will have garden-fresh strawberries in DeceUlber, andUlany other frozen delicacies costly orunobtainable during the winter months.

The quick-freeze cabinet promises totake its place with the electric refriger-ator as a treasure chest of fresh foods. ItIs one more contribution to better liv-Inq made possible by electricity. BuyWar llonds today for the thinqs you willwant tomorrowl

-right fromYOUR OWN GARDEN!

Chl1<1renat the age of four yearsbecome awart;! of theIr cross eye affilchon As adolescence approachesthey become IncreaSIngly senSItIve tot emarks and appralMng glances, deveto-pmg psychologu:al pecuhartt1esand an mfenorlty Complex Thu added to their affliction dIrectly affe<:tsthetr SOCIal happmess and economIcopportUnIties

The Mary Rakestraw league hasheIp-ed thollsands of chlldren andadults to have thetr eyei correctedIt 18 the 31m and purpose oi theleague to bnng thiS knowledge to alland assist the worthy and unforgot.ten ehdd in havmg thiS work doneIn the past few years the league hasgwen aSMstance to thousand$ of patlents earnmg from all locatIOn! tn

the Unted States and Canada

THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY

QUICK-FROZENvegetables and fruits

THE GROSSE POrNTE RFVrEW

A th1rteen year old lad was reprtmanded by Park pohce last Sund&.¥afternoon for takIng a box of candyraISInS from the candy counter atthe Aloma theatre The boy wasrdeased and sent home to hts par."ts

EntJtled-"Chrlstian. SCience:The R.b.loa of Reality"••by Paul A. Harsch, C.S.B,

of Toledo. OhiOMemlo ... of tho Board of Lee ......hip of The Mother Church, Th.Flrlt Church of Christ, SClenti.t,

In Bo.ton, M.... chu.. tb

Sixth Church EdificeKercheTal and Manistique An ••

Friday Evening,April 28, 1944at Eight o'Clock

Broadcast O.,.el' Station WEXL,1348 Kilocycle.

Th. Public 1. Cor.ball,. 1.. 1.""to Attend

Park to RecomlllendWarrants for Youthsand Juveniles

Bryan FootHealth ServIce

for RehefFRANK BRYAN

Foot Correcttonist

A Free Lectureon

Christian Science

Sixth Church of Chris~,Scienitst, Detroit

Announce.

SIxth Church of ChmtSCIentISt. DetrOIt

14730 K.rch .. al Ann ..S.nday Strnca

1030 am _ 5 00 pmSunda, School

Ftrst Ses510n 10 30 a 1ft

Second SeSSIon 11 SO am.Wednesday Even1n1 Tel tllDOIII&1

ld:eetmc 8 00 p m.Rudtn, Room open week da,..II 00 ..... to 9 00 p m.-Sunda,aJO'oSOOpm

Perndmg the waIver of those juvendes who w-ere connected wt1hyout>hs apprehended by the polIce forseveral of the breakmg and enterIngJobs wmch took place In GrossePomte w~thm the past few monthsGrosse POinte Park pohce Will With.hold theIr request fM recommendatlen for warrants for Ronald WhiteSam Kokenos, Steve Lekas andGeorge Makns, so as to l,nc1ude thewhole gro1.lp In theIr request

The JuvenIles will be wMved out ofJuvenl1e court tomorrow and It IS

at that tIme that warrants wl11 beobtaIned by the Park, after whichthe group w1l1 be arra:1gned U1 ClrcU1tcourt

It Is Not Necessaryto Suffer W,th YourFeet.

FOOT TROUBLE?

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717 Griswold BUlldmgPhone CA 6214After 400 P M

IVisions of RoastedChicken Vanish forTwo Woods Officers

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Write for Free "ooklet MW 38and Date of NEXT CliNIC Nearest

YOUlt HOME TOWill

THE MARY RAKESTRAW LEAGUEfor Cross Eye Correction

CommunityNot I hnk • Pontl.1, MI.h

NURSERY AND FLORISTS

JOHN C. LaBELLESodding, Seeding or Grading

Everything for the GardenerTUXEDO 2-8274

SHADE TREES 75c AND UP3-YEAR-OLD FRUIT TREES $1.75

ROSE BUSHES 3 FOR $1.00

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A New Style

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Telephone Office TU 1 1800Re'Jdence N] 0557 Pohce alief Goulette and Patrol

man Toblan had 'V1SIOns of roastedchicken last Saturday mormng whenwhlle crUIsing down Vernter roadnear Helen tbey came across a bagcontammg aboQt a dozen ohtckenswhtch were dead but wh1<;hhad notbeen dressed

Thmkmg that the fowl had fattenoff a. truck, the officers tookthe roasters' to a tocal market andasked the butcher to dIspose of thembefore they spoiled or unttl such tUl1e

as the owner would call for them

I However examll1atlon pq:lVed the;:: ~i;~:;:;~:s.Knocked Down by

~~oJ&II1JI!illJ Motorists SaturdayPI . I ~PI N For antlng Slturday proved to b. the dalan ow when lIght poles were knock.d down

by motOrIsts 1U Grosse Pomte ParkThe first acctdent occurred when acar driven by Elmer 0 Severson of14832 Prest whde makmg a. U tutnat Mack and Grayton knocked downa hght pole and proceeded on huway

Apprehendtd at Mack and Cadteuxby police, Severson was arrest~d Hewas later reteased by JustIee DeBaeke on $100 bond

Passengers In the car at the tImeJackson W1fe of the own.er of theear, and Wdham Trestcn ()f 15425Ward

Saturday nlgM a car d<flVen byArtthur B Jones of 405 RIvard ranewer the curIbmg and knocked downa 11ght pole at Jefferson and Edgemont Park Leavttng the scene, hewas picked up by Officers Hoyerand D1110way at Maumee andCad,eux, who saw the aCCIdent Hewas ticketed for leaVIng the sceneof an aec1dent

W" alao have in stock a full variety of Evergreensalld Shrubs. Grass Seed, Garden Seeds and Fertilizer.

17516 Harper at Morang

Dr. MargaretVerbrugghe

Osteopathic Physicianand Surgeon

1843 LancasterOf'flce hours 2 if) 4 and 7 to 9

Except Thursday and SundaySunday by AppOintment OnlyGra .. e POinte Woods 30, Mu:h.

Wr;TYIENTERTAININGIINFORMATIVEI

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100 Pounds $2.85

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Durmg 1943 a total of 17200000tares of all kmds -r- new used an?redaJmed - were dlstnbuted, ascompared wIth 4700000 m 1942

j Here comes George DIxon" ••• That's what theWashington bIgWigs lay when they see him approach.tng-w1th his nose for news hiS biting bumor, hiB

keen sense of what makes good readlng

Gardening -TimeIS HERE!

WASHINGTON COLUMN

Ix;Qt4tft DiI/fm

"BOB" ROBB GLENN CARLESSLaymen Evangehstl BrInging You God'. Me..... (Good Ne.....) NI,htl7

at theGOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE

(Undenomlnabonal)

19855 HARPER AT HUNTINGTONFinal Week in a Great Month of Revivals

Tonight and Friday Night at 7:45Two Service. Sunday .--. 11100 AM abd 1 :So PM

Special MUSiC and Singlhl AnangemeiltJInspiring Song SerVIce Directed by Merrill Weed

YOU SHOULD COMEREV JOSEPH J. WITTMAN, Pa••or

17274MACK AVENUE AT NOTRE DAMEGROSSE POINTE

Daily DETROIT TIMESArrange for Home Dehvery by Phoning CHerry 8800

ffEyehat not leen, nor ear heard, neither have entered )Dtothe heart ofBlan, the thulg. whIch God hath prepared for them that love him."

Fertilizer - Garden Seeds. Lawn Seeds and ToolaFOR YOUR VICTORY GARDEN

Thursday April 27 1944"

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April 28 and 29

Gene Tierneyin

May 2, 3, and ..

"PetticoatLarceny"

"Thunderbirds"

Thur.day, April 27-Latt TimuTonight. Frank SlDatra and hi.vOice In l'Hlgher and Higher"plus Walter Pidgeon, Joan Ben.-nett in l'Manhunt" Short sub ..Jects - News

FrI, Sat Api'll 28, 29Allce Faye Don Ameche, andTyrone PO\ver m one o£ the all-time thrillers

"IN OLD CHICAGO"Plus

RIchard Arlen Jean Parkerm

"MINESWEEPER"Color Cartoon

Comics for the Kids at the Sat~urday Matinee

Wed, Thurs May 3, ..Wedne.day Bargain Mahnee at 3Preston Foster RU:hard Green

m"SUBMARINE PATROL"

PlusAnn CoriO, Ch-arles Butterfield

m'THE SULTAN'S DAUGHTER"

Cartoon - News

THEATREMACK at 9-MILE ROAD

Sunday, Monday, TuesdayAprtl 30, Mar 1, 2

Errol Flynn J uhe BishopIn

"NORTHERN PURSUIT"Plus

Johnny \Velsmul1erIn

"TARZAN'S DESERTMYSTERY"Color Cartoon

Wednesday and ThursdayAre Dish Nights

, When you get to AnZ'1oyou wasteno hme gettmg off the boat, for youhave been feehng pretty much ltke aclay pIgeon In a shootmg gallery.But after a few hours In Anz10 youWIsh you were back on the boat '-War Correspondent Ernie Pyle

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"King's Row" IITuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

Friday and SaturdayRed Skelton in

"Whistling inBrooklyn"

Sunday and Monday April 30, and May 1Jean Arthur. John Wayne in

"A LADY TAKES A CHANCE"Barbara Stanwyck - Joel McCrea in

"BANJO ON MY KNEE"

15311 E. JEFFERSON ro. %.%760

BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AT THE ESQUIRE

f No use drIVIng a dlstance for adeltclOus meal" says Chef John ofthe Mackette Gnll \rack at Kerbyroad

The management of the Macketteoffers continental style cookmg m aWide vanety of chotce foods dally onthe menu No finer steaks chopschicken or fish wlll be found m thestate of Mtchlgan

Full eIght course Sunday dmnersare a specallty at the Mackette withhalf portlons served to childrenwhich makes It possIble for the enttre family to eat an economical mealout

Savmg gas and bres dUflllg rattanmg lS your patnouc duty Treatyourself and tihe family to dmnerout next Sunday

LARCENY FROM CARHomer J Smtth of 4143 Barham

Detr01t, notIfied Park pollce that asatlor s canvas dunnage bag hadbeen taken from hIS car when it wasparked on a lot off Jefferson lastFnday evenmg A search did not reveal the bag

Public Urged toEat Near Home toSave Gas, Tires

[D~'~~i-;;~l• II Thursday, Friday, Saturd~,i and Sunday Nights

I WATCH

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Paul HennebergerSwing Violinist and Noyachord Artist

SongstressPlus Surrounding

Stellar Talent

Enjoy Dancing

Acrobatic Dancing

* * *Curtis Coley

Comedy M.C.

East Warren at Barham

Virginia La RocheVersatile! Equally Good on Piano, No......

chord, and Accordion

ALL OF THEM PLAYING FOR DANCING NIGHTLYEXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Sid'. IS tops for entertalnmeut! Drop in tonight ahd enJOY the toe~bnkhng rhythm. of these talentedmUSICians They're ready and waiting to play your favorite tunes

STILL SERVING FINE FOOD

Entertainment and Dancing Will Begin at 9:00 p. m.WEfRE FEATURING

TWO NEW ENTERTAINERSTommy Vaughn King Davison

Singer and Ultra. Modem Guitarist! Hear Him Strum the String Bas.---- PLUS -------

* * *Reg Thorntonand His Band

* * *Madaline Lewis

*Nora

Yea, you can still I'et the same fine food at Sui'. For noon luncheons - evenin, and SlUlday dID-ners Sid's Quality llever changes Why !lot stop In tOllurht?* SID'S CAFE"

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HOTEL

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16340Harper TU.I-9849Owned &. Operated by EmiliO Vaz

DANCE

TAKING It on the Jam, as they are pursued hy a notorious gang ofCrlmlna)s, Red Skelton, Jean Rogers and Ann Rutherford find temporary covel' In a vacant bUilding In M G M's comedy, I Whlsthng 1ft.

Brooklyu, , whu::h opens Friday at the EsqUire Theatre Skelton's latestIn the I Whlsthng" series IS chock fuJI of fun, and the gags hit thetop of the laugh meter

TROUBLE BEHIND A WALL

Jean Arthur, John ~nd John Wayne and the adventureswhIch these two Hollywood characWayne Co-starred tm have Jean starts out by gomg on

t C I Th tabus tr p through the outdoor westa 0 ony ea re although she IS from New York andA comedy and a pIcture of thrIlls I has never been farther west than

Will be the double bill tc be present the Brooklyn bndge John meaned to t'he audiences o£ the Colon) whIle IS a. westerner who has nevertheatre Mack avenue for Fr1d.ay been farther east than C;:hlcago andand Saturday when these two meet It IS really

The first on the hst stars :Ran somethmg Jeap 111 a western bar,dolph Scott and James Brown two or 111 a hay wagon or hltclt hlkmgof Hollywood s most famous out a ride on a highway really presentsdoor men In Conette K 225 It IS laughs £Or everyonea pIcture ""hlch w 11thnll everyone

A Lady Takes a Chance IS thesecond picture on thIS wonderfuldouble b 11 It co stars Jean Arthur

SANDWICHESServed from 6 P M to 1 A M

MeXicanClub

"THE RAINS CAME"

•14948 E JEFFERSON. Grosse Pomte Park

MUrray 9289C A BRUNTON, Proprietor LOUIS GIRARD, MaD..... or

cop't Shumway'sCocktail Lounge Marine Room Grille

M,xed Drmks our SpeCIalty wtth a fulllme of Beers chOIceWmes and LIquors

Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayMay 2, 3, 4

Rtchard Arlen Jean ParkerIII

"MINESWEEPER"Plus

Jane Frazee Frank AlbertsonIII

"ROSIE THE RIVETER"

TONIGHT* FREE *To th. LadJ...DINNERWARE

aatl E'tWT T•• aday, WecIa... da,.. d Tbars .. y

CharleTolx at WaylllUl'llPhone TU Z.ZIIS

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FrI, Sat Aprtl 28, 28Errol Flynn Juhe BIShop

m

"NORTHERN PURSUIT"Plus

Frank Sipatra, Jack BaleyIII

"HIGHER AND HIGHER"

ALOMA

Sun, Mon , April 30, May 1Walter Brennan Ann Baxter

m"SWAMP WATER"

PlusTY'l"-onePower, Geo.rge Brent

Myrna Loy

'Fortunes' Promisedfor Lucky Folks atMillionaires' Party

A fine double bIll WIll be presentedto the patrons of the Aloma theatreWayburn at Charlev01x for AprIl 30and May 1

The first picture on the bIll IS

Swamp Water' which stars that favonte of grandpaps" Walter Bren-nan supported by Ann Baxter lhennan and hlS old mannensms areknown by ever)one

Second on thIS bdl 1S the wellliked picture wh1ch co stars TyronePower, George Brent and MyrnaLoy It IS The Rams Came' ThiSIS a story of a hal1dsome IndIanpnnce played by Power who falls In

love wIth the beauttful Enghsh girlMyrna Their trials and sorrowstheIr happy adventures and theIrthnlhnrg escape from the rams allmake for a very fine picture GeorgeBrent with hlS easy gomg way alsoadds a defil11te asset to the picture

ThlS double bill 18 one which wIllbe enjoyed by all the family forWlth the latter picture Amencanscan get an msaght mto the hvtng (Jfthe peoples on the other Side of theworld It should not be mlssed

Folks In the neighborhood whohke to take a whlrl W1th lady luckW111come mto theIr own", torughtThursday, when the East WarrenBusmessmen s Assoclatloll stages ItsMtlhonalres Party' at Roose

Vanker hall 9189 CadleuxBuymg your way mto the party

Isn t as diffIcult as 1t sounds Anymember o£ the assoclatlon W111glad1)1 give you a ' $1 000 check' for $1m cash and your check' WIll takeyou past the doorman and mto a Irealm of htgh pO'Wered money mat...tng aehvlty

For one 111ght you'll feel hke d.

governmental bIgwig With lots ('Ifmoney to spend predIcted Joseph.,.Van Deweghe chalrman of theevent Although the money at theparty wtll be fake there 11be nothll1gphoney about the pnzes to be offeredby the busmessmen

Fine Double Billto Be Presentedat Aloma Theatre

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TUXEDO 1-9775and Eating I. a Pleasure J

15635 MACK AVE.TU. 2-2324

Fn, Sat April 28, 2&"CORVETTE K.225"

Vh,hRandolph Scott James Brov,.n

Plus"A LADY TAKES

A CHANCE"WIth

Jean Arthur John WayneColor Cartoon Meatless TuesdayConbnuous Saturday from 12 45

Tuesday, Wedne.day, ThursdayMay 2, 3, and 4

"DANCING MASTERS"WIth

Laurel and HardyPlus

"THE RACKET MAN"W,th

Tom Neat, Jeanme BatesColor Cartoon

Sun, MOD, April 30, May 1"SWINGTIME JOHNNY"

WIthAndrews Sisters Harnett Hllhard

Plus"MY BEST GAL"

WIthJane Wthers Jimmy Lydon

POIpeye Color CartoonContinuous Sunday from 12 4S

* Bill Harris

WE SERVEHALF PORTIONS

FOR THECHILDREN

IIAll Time ThrillerReturns for Patronsof Shores Theatre

Because of popular request of thepatrons the management of the },ewShores theatre Mack avenue at Nllle"\1Jle road St ClaIr Shores has engaged one of the :famous all timethnlhng pIctures for FrIday and Saturday

~ ThiS picture WhlCb WIll be shown~ stars Allce Faye, Don Ameche and

Tyrone Power 1n In Old ChicagoThIS story, although well knov.nthroughout all hJstory books brmgst<l the front a fine love story agalmtthe background of danger, thrIllsadventure and hards.hIps It trulyportrays the happenmgs of the greatmid western city 111 the early era ofIts growth

Shown wtth thIS IS M1l1esweeperI m whIch R1chard Arlen and JeanParker are co starred

Musical UnicyclistPlus An All.Star Supporting Show

SUNDAY DINNERS

Detroit, Mlch

YourFavorite

Night Spot

and ColonialDining Room

CHIRCO

16354 HARPER AVE

AT COURVILLE

* Harry WhitneyComedy M.C.

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WE CATER TO PARTIES• WEDDINGS • ANNIVERSARIES • BY APPOINTMENT

RepreaentatJve

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SAMFormer Proprietor of Courvtlle Cafe

-Announces HISOwnershIp of the FormerDuggan's Bar, E Warren at Lakewood

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DELICIOUS8-COURSESUNDAY

DINNERS

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REOPENED

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rhe a.verage hie of a 1940 natural I About half the tonnage earned on,ber passenger t1re was 22000 Br tam s 2500 miles of canals 15 coalles and coke

Pastures are the foundation ofprofitable pork productIon They areso Important that 111 many cases theyW'11l determme the dlflerence be

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Thursday, April 27 1'944) (

MONTANAAVERY Harvey F., GySgt.OSMERS, John H. PFC

NEBRASKA

REYNOLDS, DorDle B, PlS-,-LUSCHE, Carroll C, SSgt ...KRENKLE, Ph,hp H. PFC

NEW HAMPSHIRE

DUMAIS, Alphon ••• MGySgt.

NEW JERSEYFACCHIANO, Allred J. PFCPFEFFER Robert G, PFCSIEGEL, Chfford, Pvt

NEW YORKLA FRANCE Frederick, SgtBENVENUTO, Franciseo, PFCEMOND, Lawrence G, PFCJOHNSON Robert C, PFeMENDY Joseph PFCNORTON Thomas J, PFeWATERMAN FranCiS E, PFCCARBONE, Joseph C, Pvt.

NORTH CAROLINACLE M0 NS James H , Corp.BURKE Jobn T. PFCDOSS Phillip I., PFCSTAMEY, Jack, Pvt

OHIOWATSON Wilham R, CorpCALVIN, Raymond D, PFeGECZY Joseph E, PFCGREASER Stanley S, rFeMURPHY Wilbur D PFCSILVER Victor H PFCWILEY, Robert, PFCWISE Pb.hp G PFCBARNHOUSE, Ham.llton E, Pn.HEFFRON Edward J, Pvt.

OKLAHOMA

KNEFF James C, PFCOREGON

CANNADAY, Herbert L., SgtWAY Herman L CorpSUTHERLAND Frank C, PFCENTWISLE EnniS M, Pvt.CARTER, Rohert J, Pvt

PENNSYLVANIA

HARRIS Thomas R, PFCSALERNO Michael L, PFCWALDENVILLE, Arthur B, PFCANDRUSEASKY, Frank C, Pvt.

SOUTH DAKOTA

SWIGERT Robert, Corp

TEXASGILL John W CorpJAYNES, Evell'ett H, PFCMcCOY, Cecil R, PFCRAWLINS Joe H, PFCSCURLOCK, Thomas L, PFCAVANT Owen C, PvtCHUDEJ MarVin G, PvtHOUSEWRIGHT, Columbe. V.ROUT, Albert M, Pvt

UTAH

OSBORN, Lynn H, SgtVIRGINIA

LAYCOCK MorrIS B PFC

Balance 01 "ames on Page ~

MINNESOTABECK, Milton M, CorpWETTERNACH, Laurence X.

MISSISSIPPIHAMMETT, Harold, SI'\.LANE, Lambert, CorpG!tAVES, Wilhe R, PFCLOWER, Qurncy M, PFC

MISSOURIHINCH Ewell L, PFCHUDSON. Ralph L. PFCYOUNG, Laurence D, PFCSMITH, Loren A, Pvt

IOWA

RISER Merton R, PFCSCHERTZ Paul E, PFC

KENTUCKY

JOHNSON, Edgar 11., PFCJONES Walter H, PFCDONALDSON Wilham C, Pn.WILLIAMS, Varden A, Pvt.

LOUISIANA

MOREAU, Braxton I, PFCRIVET, Ray A. PFCNAFFE, Joseph J, Jr j Pvt,

MAINEKINNEY, Curtis W, CorpOUELLETTE, Fernand L, preBLANCHETTE. Albe .. c M, Pn.

MASSACHUSETTS

FERRARA, Joseph A...58tKROTOW, Alexander, Corp.GROVER Edward L, PFCHAMIL TON Pembroke T OJ PFCMENDES Alvaro C, PFeVELLUCCI, Angelo M, Pvt

MICHIGANGETSON, Matthew, Jr, PFeKAPUT, Chester W OJ PFCPAULAUSKI, Edward 11., Pl'CZROLKE, George, PFCBUTTON, MarvIn D, Pvt.CETRONI: Peter J, PvtLANCLETT, Harry E. Pvt.SHELNER, Norman R, Pvt.ZALUT, Stanley, Pvt

BARKER, Raym,ond A CorpMAGEllAN Harold C CorpCRONKHITE, Harry, PFCKADDOTZ, Wilbert A PFCMADONIA Andrea J, PFCNICKEY, Robert A PFCROSS Lewls E PFCSTRANGE Albe,t PFCTYMA Leonard A PFCWILSON Wdham A , PFCBERENt, LOUiS B, Pvt

INDIANA

BRYANT, Howard L, CorpVOLLMER, Daniel L, CorpGARRITY, Paul R PFCHARRY, Billy, Jr, PFCWININGER, Rondal E, PFCKRALIK, Stephen 0, Pvt

KNODEL Reuben J, SgtSCHEIDT, George J, CorpMOSTEK Raymond, PvtPLUMLEE, Hugh, Pvt

ILLINOIS

PECK Hubert A CorpBROWN Marcus PFCTALBOTT, Russell S Pvt

ARKANSASJOHNS, James E PFC

CALIFORNIAHAPPE, Glenn, GySgtSIWAK Eugene PISgtKOVIS Donald S SSgt.FITZPATRICK John D, CorpKIMBALL, Rollaud E, PFCLENORD, BenJamlD T, PFCMOLLES, Jeoze G PFCNEWMAN Kenneth F, PFCSAUERS Myrl M, PFCSTEWART, Robert V, PFCTOLSON D6nald R, PFCDREW Charles A, PvtbYSON, James R, PvtGANDARA, Humbert W, Pvt.

COLORADONIELSON Roger K, CorpTHOMPSON, Leonard A PFCWILSON Howard D PFCMATHEW Jack A PvtMITCHELL, Donald M I Pvt

CONNECTICUT

COLOSKE, Robert E, Pvt

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIATEMPLETON, Jay R, PFCHARRIS, Warren C, Pvt

FLORIDA

SARGENT Perley W PFCCARTER, Broward L, Pvt

IDAHO

WASHINGTONBREITHAUPT Marlon W PFCCARLI Wilham J Jr PFCFUNK Oltver A PFCHOLM John W PFCHOSKIN Donald F PFCLUNDRIGAN Carol E PFCMclAL WAIN Stanley L t PFCMcNEIL Ralph C PFCRICE James F PFCSCHEEL, Lloyd P PFCSTEWART, R.c~ard M PFCWALTON, Orson L, PFCBOYLAN John A. PvtVANCIL, EdWin H, Pvt

WEST VIRGINIALEDBETTER Emmet G SgtWALLACE Fre'd C, CorpCASTO Wilham M, PFCWINGLER, Paul D PFCKINES Emmett L PvtTYE, Harry K, Pvt

WISCONSINCARPENTER, Wllhs A, 2nd LtTOMLINSON, Mark 2nd LtKONZ, MIchael P ht Sgt~ERG Thomas J CorpBRAND Rob(!lrt J CorpHIRT, Gerald A CorpWALCZEWSKI Edmund RDE LELLIS John C PFCDEHRING Roger W PFCHEIN James L, PFCKELLNER Frank J PFCKROLL, WIlham A PFCLEE Robert E , PFCMILLER Walter J PFCTHIELEN Henl'Y M PFCTHOMPSON Robert H PFCWALES Laley L PFCWENDE, Arthur E, PFCPAHL, Eugene D, PvtPERO Edward R PvtRICHARDSON Glenn, Jr, Pvt.SALISBURY, Harlowe D, Pvt

WYOMINGGIBBONS, Wilham R, SgtROLL, Ralph G SgtMcKibben, Wilham D, CorpHILL, Jack E, PFC

ALASKAPATTERSON, DaV1dW, Jr

PUERTO RICORODRIGUEZ, Jorge 1, PFC

NO STATE AVAILABLEWHARTON, Robert H, GySgt.WARREN Page Supply SgtGERINGER, LeRoy R PFCKRCHMAR Frank V , PFCTROWBRIDGE, Kenneth E, PFC

MISSINGALABAMA

2Lt SAMS, Wilham R PFCARIZONA

PENl'lSYLVANIA

TENNESSEEWALKER, Edward G, Jr, CaptANDREGG, Henry, Jr, CorpCOOPER, Thomas H CorpCAVIN WIlham F PFCCOX, Gene W , PFCCOX Noah A, PFCHYDE Preston F, PFCLIMBURG, Wilham H, PFCREEDER, Otto, PFCSENTELLE, OWe B, PFCVANCE, Joseph L, PFCFOUTS, Eugene D PvtJACKSON, Aaron F, PvtKERLEY, DIllard L, Pvt

TEXASHAWKINS, Wdham. D, 1st LtPRICE Joseph B, 1st LtM'lLLS, :Justin C, Ht LtMATTHEWS, Ernest A. Jr,NEDBALEC, Jerry, PISgtBORDELON, WIlham J, SSgtHAMM Robert B SSgtFARRIS Fred SgtSKINNER MorrIs W, SgtBIRDSONG JessIe L, CorpBOWEN, ClOVISW, CorpELLIS, Harold 0 , CorpGOI:NS Marvin F, CorpO'dONNELL, Morgan H, CorpPINCKARD, George W , CorpSNAPP, Raymond C CorpTRANTHAM, Jack CorpARMSTltONG, Jarrel M t PFC_BRADDOCK, Abraham S, PFCBROCK, Roland E PFCBROWNING, Homer B , PFCCASHION, Marvm P , PFCDE BRETAGNE, Hugo J, PFCGAMBRELL Donnen E, PFCGfL'BE.RT, WIlham E, PFCHANCOCK, ~ L, PFCHOFFMAN, John W, Jr, PFCHULLI/{CER, W.lham V, PFCJOHNSON, Andrew D , PFCLAM, FranCiS 'P, PFCMANG, Jack W PFCMATHEWSON, Harold G JrMATt-nES, Elmer L, Jr, PFCMcDERMOTT, GIles Jr PFCMcKAY, WIlham S, PFCMENGER Arthur G, PFCMONTAGUE, Charles, PFCRVSSOM, A P, PFCSENG, Gene G, Jr PFCSTEPHENSON, Elzle B, PFCVIA Wilham D, PFCWILLIAMS Alv.. II. PFCWILLIAMS Dav.d M, PFCPATRICK George F, PvtPIERCE, Glen B, PvtSTAII'/BAUGH. Jack R, PvtTHO~AS, EdWIn E, PvtWHITWORTH, James A, Pvt

UTAHFOX, Jam.es 0, CaptABBOTT Myron L.. SgtBOHNE, Kenneth D, PFCBURROWS, Merrill G, PFCDANIELS, Aaron PFCHATCH, Robert J. PFCSWEENEY, Charles H, PFC

VIRGINIAADKINS, Ray E, i'FCCROMER, Ernest E, PFClONES', CeCil R, PFCCASTLE, James S, Jr, PvtHUNTER, Norman 0, Pyt

WASHINGTONRUUD, Reuben P, 1st LtIttlZANSK1, Edward E, 2nd LtWHEELER, Leshe J, PISgtSNVDER, John, SSgtSUTHERLAND, Walter V, SgtROBERTSON, Mark R, CorpSMItH, Glen R , CorpANDERSON Harold J, PFC

. BAUMBACH, Eldeu R, PFC

RIXSTINE, Herman E, 1st LtAMADIO, Domenick D GySgtHALSTEAD, Murat, PlSgtCECCHINI, Fred S, CorpJARMULOWSKI, Stanley VMcNICHOL, John V, CorpPALUCH George- A CorpBOSCHETTI Jo.epb F PFCCANCILLA, NIcholas J PFCCARNEY, Ru .. ell L PFCFARAT, Walter J, PFC.FElrf, 'Bernard J, PFCGIl.lFFON, Jo.epb PFCt1ANNON, Harold P, PFCHEIN, Frank, PFCKOCOPY, 1VhchaeJ,PFCLATIN, Joseph A, PFCLEWIS, Iyor J, Jr PFCLILLIE, Frank R, PFCMcDOWELL, Wilham J, Jr, PFCSILFIES Lester P, PFCStEBNER, Wilham F. PFCT~OTTER, Chnstopher W , PFCBITZER, Herberf L "PvtJACOB, John BenJamin, PvtJORDAN, EdWin W PvtKkISS, Frank C PytRAGUCCI, Em.I F, Pvt.SLOBODNIK, Andrew L, PytVOCILA, Russell W, PvtWINKLER, Chfford A, Pvt

RHODE ISLAND

MIL.LER, Gordon P, PFC

SOUTH CAROLINA

BROWN Sh>rley M SgtSCHWARZ, MarvIn S, PFC

SOUTH DAKOTA,MARSH, Everett N, SgtANDERSON, Vern M, CorpCONDELARIO, Vincent R, CorpDE MARSCHE, James L, PFCJENKS, Robert D , PFCTRAVERS IE, Vincent E, PFC

NI':W MEXICO

NORTH CAROLINA

ROYSTER. Thomas B CaptAULT Jo.eph E, PFCIjORRIS Jo.eph M PFCBRYSON AlVin C. PvtMcCRAW, Paul K, PvtTuCKER, Ernest E., Pvt

NORTH DAKOTA

OLSON George V, CorpBROWN Duane McL , PFCNELSON, Warren G, FMlc

OHIO

MAURER Walter L.. 1st LtBECK, LOUISB, 2nd LtCOOK Sidney A , GySgt.FLICK-Y, Frank 5, Sgt.REECE, CrISS,SgtSNAIR Carl, Jr Sgt.BURRILL, Russell M, CorpBRYAN, James W ,CorpCORENC, Joseph A, CorpBEMIS, Robert E, PFCBRANDENBURG, Wdh"m EANDERSON, TrUitt A, PFCATHON, Frank L, Jr, PFCcooT'S Patrlcll: J, PFCCRISLIP, Frankhn R, rFCFOR'EMAN John F, PFCHAYDEN, Harold W, PFCJ{RZYS, Mitrcel J, PFCkUYKENDALL. 1'1... , PFCL1MPACH Cleat .. U , J'i'cMAHAFFEY, Robert L, PFCMAYER, Mllton J, PFCMcDONALD Ambrose A. JrMINIC;K, Z.hlmsu T. PFCPALMIRA, Domablc A, PFCPOLMASKITCH, Andrew, J1"ROMANel/(, Raymond J. PFCSTUBBS, Arthur R, PFCTHOMAS, Harold V, PFCWARNES Rlchard"C, PFCWELEVEIl', Clifford T, PFCWESTFALL, John C, Jr, PFC13ROPHY, WilbAm J, PvtCOX, Harold L, PvtDAVIS James A, PvtHANLIN, Harry L, PvtMILLER H'iirlE!YE , Pvti\tULRONEY, Thomas L PvtOSTERLAND, Herbert F, PvtROE Milford Pvt ~SHARP, Arvll R, Pvt

OKLAHOMACURRY, LOUISE, 2nd LtJAY WIlham R. GySgt.LYON Chfford A, SgtMAHONEY. John W, SgtPOWELL, Frank C, Sgt.THORP, Vernon L, SgtGOLDTRAP, Claire E, CorpLANNING, Hazen B, Corp.PE}tCER, Walter T, Corp.BLEVINS Paul L, PFCED'w ARDS. Allred, PFCGAltRI50N Lawrence E, PFCNICAR, WIlham R, PFCSHEPPARD, Roy L, PFCOtIVER, Norman C, Fvt

OREGON

VANDITTI Dominick 1st Sl'tPERKINS, Paul, GySgtMORGAN FrancIS P, Sgt.HOGAN, JImmIe D, Corp.sPENCE, Jobu S , CorpCHARP'ILLOZ, Lyle Elh., PFCFELDNER, VIctor H, PFCFISH W.lha~ L, PFCSMITH, Everett E PFCSTEPHENS. Raymond M PFC

,WILUAMS, Ralph L. PFC,

PALOPOLI. Orlaudo A. CaptSEXTON, Jo.epb f, 2nd Lt.D'EL BENE. Paul A. S"tMAURIELLO, Ugo, SgtCR.ITCHLEY, Walter G CorpGONSALVES, Jos~ph R, CorpR)BE'lRO, Arthur E , Jr, CorpFAHY, John M, PFCFEENEY. John T. PFCGAVIGLIA Victor J, PFCHENSEL, George R, PFCJOHNSON, James B, PFCKRISTAL, Leonard E, PFCLt ROY, Hartley S, PFCMANNISE, Joseph J, PFCMANNIX, Kenneth F, PFCMcMANUS, Mlcha~1 A, PFCMONICK, Francrs J, PFCO'BOYLE, Anthony A, PFCOSMANSKI, Eugene PFCPRINCE, John F. PFCR'EILLY. James P, PFCRUGGIERO Eugene V, PFCSAZANOVICH, John, PFCTRAVER, George H, PFCCAMPBELL, James P PvtJONES, Mavnard L Jr J PvtKAMS Harold L, PvtMESSIER, Adelphia J, PvtPENNA Frank F, PvtWILSON, Raymond P .. Pvt

BONNYMAN Alexander, Jr, 1st LtSLAUGHTER., Orvan S, 1st SitGILMAN, Paul D, PFCliOL TZCLA W, Otho W. Pvt

NI!W YORK,

SANDS, Wilham F, CorpMILLICK Arnold R, PFCWINNEMUCCA Stanley. PFC'tILLMAN, John M, Pvt

NEW liAMPSHlRE

BROWN Kenneth L, CaptQUINN, DavICl H, 1st SltfRIOUX, Normand D , PFC

NEBRASKA

LINDQUIST, Everett,S G S.,t\\100RE, Fae V, SgtHbpP, Carl, Jr, Corp.bANIELS, Preston J, Jr, PFCGLOW ACZ, Stanley S , PFCLANGAN, John P r PFCLEE. Raymond N, PFCSTUHLDREIER, Jobn 11., PFCWIELGUS, Leo J, l'FCGEDDES, Dale R, PvtGREENWAET') Thomas J, PvtGREY, Harry 0, Pvt.

NEVADA

MINNESOTA

DAHLGREN, Donald R, 2nd LtGREGERSON, Henry R, GySgtliUlB"ERt, James J, SgtKARLSON, Donald A , CorpVAUGHN, Welver C, CorpBACON, Thomas C, PFC:a£GIN, Wilham W, PFCBENSON, Jame. D, PFCBUAN Norman A, PFCCONNER, George M, PFCFAZEKAS, Ernest A, PFCGALLAND, Mervin D , PFCLUEDTKE, Daryl M, PFCMICKELSEN, James G PFCMIKEL, Lawrence N, rFCOSTERMAN, Budd A, PFCOTTO Norbert 0, PFCWALLER, AlVin 0, PFCYOUNG. James R, PFtYOUNG, Walter H , PFCZIMMERMAN, Sherman G, PFCGLASS RIchard M PvtMcKINN~Y, Robert C, Pvt5ALPIETRO, Matthew E, Pvt

MISSISSIPPI

McNIEL, Charles L, 1st LtMOREHEAD, George, ht LtI;lECKER, Thomas P 2nd LtWILLIAMS, Leonard E, PISgtLOWE Clarence D , SgtWILLIAMSON, Wesley 0, SgtBOWIE, ClOVISW, CorpHAYWOOD, Wl1ham C, CorpLOWERY, Curbs V CorpMASSEY, Stanley E CorpMcCALL, QuentIn W , CorpCOLLINS, Sidney E, PFCJAMES, Ray,.PFCPILGRIM, Luther W, PFCBYRD, Fans G, PvtHICKS, Wllson W, PvtTREMMEL John 0, Jr, PvtYARBROUGH, James B, Pv!

MISSOURI

SENTELLE OttIe B, PFCBAYLESS, Joseph W, SSg!FLANARY, Kermit C, SgtPHILLIPS, Kenneth N Sgt.AZEROLO,Alli~tF,Co~CAMPBELL, Arthur A, CorpMARSHALL, Richard H, CorpMARTIN, Elmer L, CorpMAYER, Stephen J Corp.BENNETT, Nel.on C. PFCBLACKMON, Clarence E , PFCBURCH, Harold R I PFCCHILDRESS, Frank E. PFCCOONS, Sigal E, PFCFELTMEIER, w')lk~ C PFCFOX, Robert WIlham, PFCHUTCH1SON Ori,lle A PFCKOUNTZMAN; Ralph C, PFCMARCELLUS Kenneth W. PFCPEGG, EIZleathln A, PFCPICKERING Raymond A, PFCSHAFER, W.lham R, PFCWARD, Gene C PFCWILLS John W , PFCWOOLSEY, Freeman C, PFCFll.ANCISKATO, Robert E. FMlcBLEVINS, Wilham F, Pvt.DiLL. EI... A, PvtF'QX, Rdbert Wray, Pvt

MONTANA

FRICKS Hugb D. lot LtSOMMERS, Arlbur B, GySgtATKINS, James R, SgtRASMUSSEN, Albert L, CorpCAMP:BELL, Do.ugIas Ie, PFCHOLT, Clifford, PFCPERKINS, Harold E PFCTAYLOR, WIlham F J PFC

(Official Casualty List as of February 21, 1944)1VIIClJ1GAN NEW JERSEY

HARRISON Arnold, Jr, PFC DREWES, Henry C, MaJ.HUNTER, Donald F, PFC GETZ Allen K, CorpLAWSON Gordon K, PFC WALLACE, Frederick L, CorpLIKENS, Kenneth W, PFC COURTLEIGH, Richard W, PFCLIND George H , PFC DRUCKER, Maurice J, PFCMcPHEE, Eugene M , PFC GIBO, John, PFCREYNOLDS, John D I PFC MENENDEZ, Manuel PFCRUFF, 'thomas F, PFC SOYAK Joseph M, Jr, PFCSANDERS, Jlllnlas C, PFC B'RENTNALL, James H, Jr, PvtSCHEMPF, Harold, PFC MULLIGAN, James W, PHSOETERS, Wilham H, rF'C PARKER, Albert L, PvtSTRZELEC;KI, Lee W, PFC PIETROSILLJ, AntoniO J, PvtVER VAECKE, Camille T, Jr , PFCWALLACE, Charles Eugene, PFCWALLACE, Ch'arles Etil.ra, PFCWETELAI~EN, George H, lIFC13ARIBEAU, Robert J, Nt~RLSON, Glen E, Pvt»AVIES, Abner W PvtGODIN, Roger W, PvtGORAJ, Stanley R., Pvt.HARRIS, Walter E, PvtVOORHIES, Donald D, PvtWALTZ, MerlIn W, Pvt

LOUISIANA

MOORE, Harvel L., 2nd Lt.STROUD Herbert GySgtDICKENS, Rowe W, GySgtGURLEY Joe P1SgtSIMPSON, Edward L I SgtABADIE, John A, CorpADAMS, Clay 0, CorpCOLE, Oscar H, Jr, CorpMEADOW, Wayne G, CorplUGDON MarVin R, CorpBUCHANAN, Hullen D, PFCE:DWARDS, Henry 0, PFCFREDERICK, Warren E, PFCGUNTER, Elbert K, PFCOLANO Pbll.p L, PFCR.EDMANN, Gregory. PFCROBERT, Marlon P, PFCGRIFFIN, Rohert J, PvtHUGUET Lester D, PvtKEES MIlton: C, PvtVARNA~O, Joseph W, Jr, Pvt.

MAINE

RUSSELL, Fernand J, PFC

MARYLAND

CLAUDE, DaVid K, Lt ColCLARK, Wallace J, Jr, PISgt

MASSACHUSETTS

VINCENT RIchard W, 1st LtAUDETTE Osea A, SgtMARBLE, Bernard A , Sgt.CABRAL, Frank R. CorpFITZPATR.ICK, John J, CorpGAGNE, Arthur F, CorpGUERRIERO, Anthony G, CorpBROWN, Darwin H PFCGILLIS, BanI J, PFCLEMAY, SyN'O, PFCMacDONALD, John W PFCMANSFIELD, James F, PFCMARKEY John J. Jr. PFCPARSONS, Samuel R, PFCSOMES, Arthur D. Jr, PFCWATKINS, James E , PFCBENSON, EdWin F, PvtHIRST, Howard, PvtLALLY, John F, Jr, PvtMUNN, Thomas J, Pvt

INDIANA

HEDGER, Reuben E, PFCICE Robert L I PFCJEFFRIES, Thomas E, PFCJENKINS, Robert M PFCLORENZ, Henry PFCMILLER, Charles D, PFCSURBER, Chrlstop~er 0, PFCWIESEHAN Loul., PFCWINKLEY, Manley F, PFCBOLTHOUS~ John A, Jr I PvtFREET Fred E f pvtRAMBO, Witham E f Pvt

IOWA

CARLTON, DavJd A, 1st LtWELLS, Vernon,S, SgrBARROWS, Merle R, Corp.HODGSON, Clarence S, Corp.MILLeR, Walter A, CorpCARSTENSEN, Robert H, PFCDAMAN, Vietor M, PFCFORD, Douald R PFCLELAND Jame. G, PFCMOORE, Ned L, PFCo HAIR, Robert W, PFCpAULSON. Ralph L, PFGROMM~L, Max, PFCJOHNSON, Nfartln R, PvtWHITAKER, Cnannlnl R, Pvt.

KANSAS

MITCHELL, Clyde C, SgtECKER, Chnton J Jr, CorpI:.UTH£R, Hubert C, CorpMARTINEZ, John J, CorpANDERVIGH Edward F. PFCBERG Bert M PFCGAMPBELL. Floyd E, PF,cCAMPBELL, LeWiSA PFCKOURkos, Sam J, PFCKRIEGER, Jack H, PFCMILLER, Jack E, PFCPOWj!LL, Glenn E. PFCWARREN, )aymond, PFCWHITE Glenn F, PFCCOBLE, Edward D , PvtGASSER, Allen C, PvtPARSONS, Veral F, Pvt.

KENTUCKY

MARS HALL, Edward, CorpWELLS, Winston, Corp.ALLEN, Randolph, PFCBAYENS, John R, PFCGORE Ben H, PFCGREER, John C, Jr, PFCliEADLEY. Cbe"er, J, PFCJAR.RETT, Allou H, PFCLEVERIDGf, Seldon, PFCRAC£NER, Joe D , PFCRIGGIN James M, PFCROBBINS, Gilbert E, PFCSULLivAN Harold J, Pf'CYOUNG, Marvin E , PFCFEW, George W ,Pvt

ROSE, Rohert W, CaptHARVEY, Robert J, ht LtBARKER, Elmer C, PISgtCOLE, D'Uane 0, SgtCOATLEY, Elmer W, CorpPELLERITO, Andrew, CorpWEBB, Heder S , CorpALGER, Theodpre J, PFCATKINS, George J, PFCAULT Jamea W, PFCBAUMAN, BenJamlD G PFCBYRNES, Bernard J, PFCCYWINSKI, Raymond P, PFCDUFFY, Jobn E PFCELLIOTT, Samuel B, PFCFOX Jack, Jr, PFCGOW, MorriS S, PFC

MICHIGAN

CONNECTICUT

BLAKESLEE, Leshe C Jr, 2nd LtDEPRETA, James J, CorpBROZYNA, Anthony PFCLEMBERG. Walter A. PFCPOET A, John G, PFC

DELAWARE

SCISLEY, John F, CorpJORDAN, Howard K, Sr, PFC

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

LEIDEL, Hugh D, lot LtCANTRELL, Charles L, PFC

FLORIDA

ILLINOISLITTLE, Bonnie A, CaptGASTON, Glenn M, 1st LtHOFMANN, WIlbur E, Jr, 1st LtPHILLIPS, John B, 1&tLtHARRIS, George W, Jr 1st SgtCARL)lF.N, Harry A, TSgtPATE, Charles S, PISgtTROTTER, George E, PISgt.~OWDEN, Geprge W, Sgt.BOZARTH, DaVid B, Sgt.DIMON, Emm"tt L, Sgt.JELLEMA, John B, Sgt.MAINE, James J, SgtM6RRIS, Jerom.e B, SgtPHEE?S, Ulysses S, SgtREESER, George R, SgtVAN HECK, Robert F SgtVEECK, Wilham E, SgtWIEHARDT Vmcent H, SgtGAUTRF AUX, Lawrence MHOLLAND, Paul J, Corp.LEE, Wilson R:, CorpMcGRAtH, John J, CorpMILI:ER, Harold E CorpSIMONETTJ, Joseph M, CorpTUHEY, Raymond J CorpWILLIAMSON. Wdham L CorpALTMANN, Theodore Jr, PFCBANGE Oliver L PFCBARDEN John J PFCBYRD Harry E PFCCHOOL Frank T, PFCCONLEY Allen N, PFCECKHARDT Kenneth F PFCFARIN'O, :Dominic A, PFCGILLEN, John E, PFCGRANT, Charles R, PFCGREEN, MIchael, PFCHERBIG Theod.ore R, PFCJARRETT. Russell L, PFCJOH~SONt Robert S, PFCJOHNSTON, Robert E PFCJORGENSEN, Wesley P, PFeKATSULIS, 1>emosthenes V.K!'i'OWLES, Cbfford L, PFCKUllARSKI Cbe"er J, I'FCLARSON, Oscar B PFCLAWIck, Walter J. PFCLAWRENCE, Robert J, PFCLUTZOW Henry, PFCMEYER WIlham J, prcMONROE, Thomas A, PFCMORAN, Wilham E, PFCMOTZ Robert L, PFCNAl.AZEK, Edl.ardl A, PFCOET JEN, cbaires E, PFCPHILIpPE, Robert 5 PFCPHILIPS, Cleo M, PFCPOLICfI, George A, PFCRAGSDALE. Howard E PFCSCHAEDE, Rolaud E PFCSVOBDA, Jerry F, PFCTOROS, Arthur D , PFCTROUT, Glen H, PFCVAN ZANDT Jack B PFCWARD, Donald E, PFCWICKSTROM, Carl A. PFC140Y, Da'hd C, FMlcKEELE Roy E , FMlcHARDING, Warren E PvtHORNSBY, Nelson L, PvtJOHNSON Hubert C, PvtKILEY, Wilham G, PvtKILEY, Wilham G, PvtLYNTTdN' Max Jr, I'vtOSIKA, Joseph W, PvtREDMAN Jack M, PvtREEVES, Walter 0 PvtSMITH, Rohert I, Jr, PvtTETER Fav G, PvtWAPPEL Frank A PvtWHATELY, Robert L PytZAZZETTI Jo.eph T, Pvt

INDIANASHEEDY, Wilham I. 1st LtANDERSON, John E, 2nd LtA:A1SLEY, Jamlls R Sgt1\4cGUIRE, Charles G, SgtSMITff, Kennefh L Sgt ..LANTZ John R, CorpSH~RROD James H~, CorpACKEItMAN, Henry R , PFCBRAUN, Richard PFC t

DULL, Raymond G PFCGOfF, Ralpb V , ~FC

,HARRIS, IJsy C, PFC

CULP, Wilham C, 2nd LtPOWLES, Henry, SgtVALDEZ, Charles T, CorpPLATT, Thomas F, CorpWALSH, Robert A, Corp.COPE BenJamin A, PF-eGAMBLE, James H, PFCLEWIS, Kenneth I, PFCblsON Oscar L, PFCZEHETNER, Robert L PFCWETHERINGTON, Wodrow W.

GEORGIARICHTER, Leroy R, SgtROBERTS, Raymond 0, SgtARb, Olau, PFCLAW, John A Jr, PFCLIGHT, Joseph T., PFCTHAXTON. J D. PFC

IDAHOGLEASON, Robert B CorpCHERRY, Ray L. PFCKUCK, Arthur G, Pvt

DE~DALABAMA

REICHEL, MaurIce F, ht LtROSS, Armatead E, ht LtFLEMING, Robert L, Gy SerstGER~T, JaJnes L, SgtLEE, I.encfell, SgtPHILLIPS, John E, CorpBRINDLEY, Warren B. PFCCULURS. W.llte D, PFCREYNOLDS, Manln T, PFCSANDEll-S, Rohert L, PFCSTARK. Alberl K, PFCWHITEHURST, James 0, PFCCOWART, WlllIam f, PvtG1UFFfTH, Roy C, Pvt.GUytoN, Ezra 0, PvtJENKINS. Pau1 L, Pvt.

ARIZONAHERMAN. Bob D. PFC

ARKANSASTATOM, Wilham E, C.ptLOYALL, Lawrence L, ~..tLILES, Doyne A, PFCJANSEN, Joseph M, PFCROBERTS. Larry 11., PFCTAYLOR. Roy B, PFCHILL, Otba, PitHILLARD, Robert W PvtLIVINGSTON, Lloyd L., PvtPARKS, Wilham A, Jr, PvtPENDERGAST, Vernon L, Pvt

CALIFORNIA4MEY f I-Jerbert R , Jr, Lt ColWl:.NTZEL, ~eorge R, Jr J CaptDUNAHOE, Cbh.ton N, Jr., 1st LtHENNE:SSJ,. Y. Edward C. lot LtSl:JSSJt, George S, 2nd LtOLSON, Walter .1, 2nd LtCHRIS1 EJ;'SON, !\fa .. u. W. 2Lt~AUREdUl, Augu.tme V. 2nd Lt~ARTIN, Fred "'J, 2nd LtTERREL/--. ~ohn l'l, 2nd Lt:BOOitER, J..eonard A, WO$HEALt. Beruar3 E, WO~WANSON, Harod, GySgt.~ORMAN, Basd, ~r, PISgtI'ROllNUNG. We.ley L. JrBRACKEEN, J 1", SgtDOUCHEft,TY, Michael D f 5gtfOMBY, CMtou E, Sgt~O~:N'SON, Hugh W, Sgt.JOflNSON, Roy W , Sgtj<lDWELL, Jul.u. H SgtMAPLE, James, Jf, SgtODO!\t, Mdlarq, SgtRANDALL, Dw.gh. W, SgtSIMPSON, Robert E, SgtWALKER, Carroll F, Sgt

!ROWN,Walter 'E, CorpRUECKNER, Norman L t CorpHAPPELL, Wallace J, Corp

GARDE, Sebastian B, CorpHOprINC, Ernest F, Corp~.ARTINEZ, Lester J, CorpPAREDES, O.bald. R, Corp~NIJ!ES Neal E, CorpSNYPER, Robert A t Corp,AGNEW, Robert H, PFCBISHOP, Edward E, PFCPITTICK. Rova Ernest, Jr, PFCCURRIER, Charle. B PFCDALEY, Alleu C, PFC!>EAUCHAMP, Frede .. ck J, PFCpEKKER. H'oward 11., PFCPESP(Eln'O'. Andrew E 1., PFCDRUMHEIS'ER, Clarence E, PFCFARIA, LOUI., PFCGEHRIG, Jopu C, PFCHAR;R.ISON Jeas R t Jr, PFCi-JIGUI'RA, Robert A, PFC)OHNSON, Tboma. F. PFCJO!l.GENSEN, Her\'ert 0, PFCLIVUMPRE, Jo.eph R PFCMAIDMENT, Roger V, PFCMA'tfF.RN, Wdbur C PFCMURRAY, George B, PFCNUNES, Manuel, Jr, PFCOVERMAN, Norman C, PFCPERALTA, Ernest P, PFCPRICE, Theron E, PFC~RINCE, Forrest B, PFCSAINI, Jopn, PFCSCHULDT, Rov I PFCtRIMBLE, Wdh. W, PFCTURL, DaVid W , PFCMASONI, Frank L, AsstCANDRADA, DonaJd J, PvtBARKER, LOWELL, P.tCRUZ, Jacob pvtDAVIS, Ben'amIn F, PvtHAROLDSON, Palmer S, PvtLARSON Wayne A, PvtLAZZARI Donald C, PvtLONG, Harvey I • PvtLYNN, Everetl:E: P'vtMILLER, Howard E PvtSPAYD, Dona.ld S,. phSTEVENS, WIlhs G PvtSTURGES, Forrest R, PvtWILSON John A, PvtWRIGHT, 1l..cpard n. Pvt

COLORADO

DARBY Howard 0, SgtSTODDARD DONALD D S.tTWEDELL, Donald R, SgtCAIN Thomas D , ,fr, CorpSHOCKEY, Warren It, CorpAR.~ Clarence K PFCi!ENAVIDES, Pb.hp U PFCtHACON, George PFCbUFF, HarrIS K, PFC:JAMES Ernest C, PFC

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CGHEE' CeCil Elhott, PFCOHRLANG Johu K PFC •AIL Jesse E , J1" , PFC

SMITH, Robert N PFCTAYLOR, EdWin C, PFCVOSMER, R<>nald W , PFCWILLIAMS Norman, PfeWRIGHT, Edgar Wh.tiey, PFCGOOCH, Erda A, pyt'ROADS, AddIson B, PvtSMITH, Fl'oyClR, Pvf

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THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW Thursday, April 27, 1944

AR.4100

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We Carry a CompleteLine of

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45c ft.Venetian BlindsWhile They Last

In.tallatIon.

STEP LADDERS50c

FREE ESTIMATES

WASHINGPOWDERS &CLEANERS

For Your Spring Cleaning

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Four Colors

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Armstrong's

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Very wellbuilt _ ft

EASTOWN PAINT& LINOLEUM CO.

ElectrIC Sanden and Edgers..Kero~electnc steam wallpaper l'e.mOYers

the mlcroscbpe and to have an op~portumty to see the red and whItecorpuscles III a blood smear Hedemonstrated hO'Wto take and readblood pressure

The effICIency of a Jet propulSIOnaIrcraft mcreases at hlqh alutude,whereas the conventtonal plane losesmuch of 1tS effICIency when operat.mg III rarefied aIr

"" ,i BOOKKEEI'ING SERVICE :: BY THE MONTH :

I 5 Tax and Report Service i: Federal, State and Canadid I: Notary Pubhc with Seal :: Barry Baas, Tax Consultanti5 corni:8~lt~rE~~~dEVALL::o~1812iJ 1

48526102948722

36254934

51450000

51450000

$ 36254934

$863379061

$ 200000001050000010208171

WILLIAM R DeBAEKE

a

BELL TELEPHON~ COMPANy

Patriotic women who want clean, interestingwork that will help win the war are invited toapply NOW for a position With the TelephoneCompany in Detroit.

This is war work .•. directly connected withserving our armed forces and war industry.Positions now open include:

ServIce Representatives OperatorsCafeteria Workers Office WorkersTypIsts Clerks

Light Mechamcal Helpers

There is pay while learnmg, as well as vaca-tions with pay, regular wage increases, andopportunity to advance. And any employeewill tell you, '1t's a good place to work".

If not already in war work, consult with usat the Telephone Employment Office, 1365Cass A venue, at State Street.

shOWing how durmg the last fewcentunes the development of medIcalknowledge has mt:proved their waysof hvmg, rnakmg them healthIer

Wednesday morning Dr ThomdsDaVIes of the Grosse Pomte board ofhealth spoke to the group HIS talkwas most mterestmg The boys andgIrls were particularly mterested m

LIABILITIES

MICHIGAN\

TOTAL

TOTAL ASSETS

Report of Condition of

WINDMILL POINTE TAILORSMerl~sand Ladle.' Sutts tailored to order-Alterabons,

relining, cleaning an.d preallng

U,931East Jefferson at City Limit.

Fred M Schuman E.tabhshed 1925 Open eyenln.S'stdl 8 P.M.

(NOTARYS SEAL)

Depos1ts secured by pledged assets pursuant to reqUIrementsof law

MEMORANDA

Correct-AttestJOSEPH B SCHLOTMANJOHN N LORD ThrectorsJAMES K WATKINS

STATEOF MICHIGANCOUNTYOF WAYNE"Sworm to and subSCribed befNe me thIS 22nd day of Apnl 1944

G W STAPERFE'IENotary Pubhc Wayne Countv, MichIgan

My COO'1m1SSI0nEXf>1resJan 23 1948

I WILLIA \{ R DeBAEKE Via PreSIdent and Cashier of the abovenamed bank hereby certlfy that the above statement IS true to the best ofmy knowledge and belief

Pledged assets (and secuntles lqaned) (book value) IU S Government obhgat1ons direct and guaranteed,

pledged to secure depOSits and other hwblhtles $

TOTAL $

TOTAL LIABILITIES (not mdudmg subordmated 00-hgaUon, ,hown below) $822670890

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

Carpital.SurplusUndIVIded profits

TOTAL CAPITALACCOUNTS 40708171

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $863379061*ThlS bank s capItal consIsts of Common stock WIth total par

valueof $200,00000

Demand depOSits of mdIvIduals, partnerships and corpora._ $3~~79Tune deposlts of mdlVlduals partnershIps, and corporabons 382592656DepOSits of Umted States Government 36254934DepOSIts of States and 'PolItical subdlvIs10ns 45329633Other depOSIts (certIfied and offIcers' checks, etc) 46773 6J

TOTAL DEPOSITS $8212,60265Other ltabIlItles 1410625

Grosse Pointe Bank Yoncan paint a roomof Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Michigan, at the close of Ifor only $298husiness April 13, 1944, a State banking institution organized

and operanng under the banking laws of this State and amember of the Federal Reserve System. Puhli.hed inaccordance with a call made by the State Banking I ~!..'2::,_Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of with ~~

this District. I -- ~,,~-

ASSETS :miracle wall finishLoan' and dIScount,(mcludmg$3071overdrafts) ,$ 93732535I Other Paints in StockUllIted States Government obhgabons dIrect and guaranteed 4,43506905 IncludeObhgatlOns of States and pohttcal subdtvlslons 121747194Other bonds notes, and debentures 15182639Stock of Federal Reserve bank 915000Cash balances WIth other banks, mcludmg reserve balance, and

cash Items to process of collectton 1,80493456Bank pr~mIses owned $44 397 81, furlllture and fixtures

$4128 29Other assets

Defer SchoolN-E-W-S

The 6B gurls and boys of De.£ersehool have been studymg the umtIIMedlcme and Health" In SOCIalstudtes They have had many mter.esimg and worthwhIle achVItles

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WEST VIRCINIA

LEFFELL, Hylhert, Corp.KEGLEY. Ell, •• PFCLUKIE, Joe, PFCWALKER, Charles D. PFCWINTERS, Rondus T., PFC

WISCONSIN

CRIMM, Elden W, SrtRASMUSSEN, Gordon. B, Srt.BELTER. Clarence B., PFCFEDORSKY. Creg0J'7, J. PFCGRESK, Pat .... k J. PFCHULL, Jerold R. PFCLJERTZ. Robert E, PFCVAN ENGEN. Loul. J. PFCCREECH, John J., Jr., Pyt.HARCUS, nand R., PytMRKVICA, LOUIS J, Pyt.VERHAALEN, Hon..,. C, Prt.

WYOMING

YOKOM, Ehnore F, Srt.

Tarawa Honor R.oU

po~sIble are gIven the opportumty toattend The group Wilt meet at theN elghiborh~d club on May 16 Mrs

(Coutmuedfrom Page 7)WASHINGTON

PETERS, Wyman L., PFCNEWELL, Arehio W., P?t.STEWART, De>nald-R, PTtSTURMER, Herman F., Jr, P",t.

•The alm-ost boneless paaohee fish ofllffiml ~!>Illnll?jts m9l'e than !I!'m ... ,j 'I'll. "l..otli.a" tOllll\le IIdil.d Ind IU", II • lubitilll'lt for.t••1 files, and It ls-Als" .... 4 to I

grat.r '" p<epanngfarllS ;tOlll thecassa.va root.

Realtors Hear ArmyEngineer at Meeting

- HONOR ROLL-

At a recent meetlng held by theEastern DetroIt Realty Assoclatlonthe rnem1>ers were addressed byLleut Donald T McCrae, of theU S army engtne<cr corps, It wasannoun<:ed today by Dave Frankhncomm~ttee chaIrman LIeutenant Me.Ccae IS the son of A D McCrae anda nephew 0,£ former Sen RIchardMcCrae

LIeutenant McCrae was hue onfurlough and 18 stahooed tit the Pan.ama Canal zone He addressed thegroup on the comhttons In the Meaof opeta hons

(Contmued from pa:ge One)Mr and \:[rs Chfford TaylQr 1QOOVIr and Mr' R H Dougbty 1000"\f1" & Mrs F E "Werneken 1000Lawrence K Butler 1000Dr and Mrs W D Barrett 1000R M Stevenson 1000

IJudge & Mr' C P OHara 1000Mrs James Lee Weldon 1000Mr and Mrs D A ReId • 1000

IWdham E Pommetzky 1000Mr and Mr' A F Edward. 1000VIr and Mr' R M Drysdale 1000\{r and Mrs N D Bragg Sr,

and Mrs N D BraggJr 1000"Ifr and Mrs P J Ph111,p 1000Jobn H Fren<b 1000Mrs Wtlham P BonbrJght 1000\fr and Mrs John P Frazer 1000Mr and \irs W Hendne 1000T Sgt W Laughhn 500Cadet Ed'el Laugbhn 500Lt Dav!d Laughlm S 00Mrs BenJamn S Warren 500John KUlvmen 500\{'f and Mrs Arthur WIttig 500Mr and Mn R R BrIdge 500\lr' E A Vogt 500Mr and Mr' E P Wrlght 500George COUIllard Famdy 500Ellen R KItchen S 00C E Cooke 500Adolph Damman 500Mr and Mrs J Law(£nce

Buell, J1',George Y PagetGllbert H Whelden SrMt and M1's Chffo1'd CeCilMr and \-Irs R 0 DerrlckM'f and Mrs J Bradley, S1'\irs Ma'fY Cormlhe\ir and M1"s L C. CrandallPaul R BaldwlllR Gerveys Gryl1sMr and Mrs H D BakerMr and Mr' J A Markley1frs Edward I BookWIlham E DetlorMr and Mrs G Glenwalhe"Ir and Mrs F LowmasterThomas U RenMr and Mrs H V ScottCharles H FletcherMrs Edward H BennettMr and Mrs )) SherwDOdMargaret H;endneMr and Mrs G. F StrongLeIgh B Middledltch\Irs John CurranFrank P'l'ygoMrs C A H111,C L CardwellMr and Mt'S H PhlypoMr and Mrs Harold StammMrs B ~l1gentMr and Mrs Wllhs A BrO'NnAnonymousJ-eTome HuvaereLOUISA SchwarzMr and Mrs Wm H KorteJ umOf Cdrs SerVIce Corp

Mxs R KJtuens GroupHelen CaseyMr and Mrs W MIllerDonald H Brydge,Mrs G E NewnhamAnooymO'llsMrs James Waldie JrMrs Oharles CorntlheAnonymousBarbara Grut

Ita check

$533,950.0053,200.0090,000.0048,758.98

$ 16,430.0018,81500

143,425.0017,476.00

126,543.0063,398.0030,000.0035,000.00

274,821.98

$725,908.98

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I ~IIt 1S our purpose to combtne asocIal gathenng With reports fromthe war chest on what IS bemg doneWith the money that generousWayne county reSIdents contrIbutedto It last fall," saId Mrs Henry WBurntt, chaIrman of the executtveboard of the ,,"omen's commIttee

All the get togethers WIll be heldat 1 30 p m They have been placedIn vanous sectlons of the C<ltyto tn.sure that as many local women as

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REVENUES

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9189 Cadieux Road

TOTAL

Ready for Next Winter

SEWERS CLEANED

by Electric Sewer CleanerHave Your Sewers Cleaned,by Electric Sewer Cleaner.

Toilets and Lavatories Now AvailableAlso Sump Pumps on Hand

TU. 2-3737 - TU. 2-3738,Night Calls NIagara 8601 or Roseville 2304.J

FURNACE CLEANED NOW!Have Your

Broedell Plumbing and HeatingCOMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE

TOTAL $725,908.98

A detailed itemization of said budget is on file in theMlUlisipl'! DlID\ling Alld may b@ in'I'@I;t@c;!,

WM. G. STAMMAN,Village Clerk.

Property TaxMiscellaneous RevenuesWater Department RevenuesSurplus ReaPl'ropriated

General GovernmentFinancePublic SafetyParks and RecreationPublic WorksWater SupplyCapital ImprovementContingencyDebt Service

TONIGHT, APRIL 27, 8 o'Clock

Don't Miss It I I I• • •

The budget to be discussed follows:EXPENDITURES

PARTYat

ROOSE - VANKER HALL

Millionaire's

Sponsored by the East Warren Businessmen's Asso-ciation for the benefit of returning servicemen.

Notice is hereby given that the Viii.age Commission has determined a \budg-etforthe fiscal year 1944 -1945, and thata Public Hearing will be held in the Mu-nicipal Building at 8 o'clock P. M. on

Monday, May I, 1944for the purpose of hearing objections tothe following budget as determined bythe Commission.

Just North of HarperAdmission charge of $1.10 entitles you to

for $1,000.00"and loads of fun for the evening.

Village ofGrosse Pointe Park

BUDGET HEARING

War Chest Groupsto Meet May 16 atNeighborhood Club

E1ght "neighborhood get.togeth.ers" In as many different sections ofthe cIty win be held by the DetrOltWar Chest women's committee dur.109 May The meetmgs wdl be opento all ,""omen

100Ib, -$3 65

Scotts Lawn Seed

50 lbs -$2.35

AWNINGS

26 Years' Experience

_QUALITY• SERVICE

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Compare ••

25Ibs-$1.45

Housecleaning HeadquartersWe Have Everything You N.eed

Ladders. Sponges. Soaps. Paints

MIRRORS

7601 E. JEFFERSON 0pp. U.S. Naval Armory

10 Ib, -$ 75

You w1l1 be pleased how soon yourS.cott plantmg gwes you a carpet ofthick weedfree grass that s the envy ofthe neIghborhood Tnple cleanmg hasremoved weeds and chaff so you don tneed as much Scotts to get a lawn oflastmg beauty

Sunny Lawn 3 Ib, -2 00 5Ib,-$ 3.25" 10Ib, - 6,25 25 Ibs'!'"1485

Shaded Lawn I Ib-$ 79 3 Ibs-$2 30Scotts Dentgra .. - bU1lds lawns hke aputtIng green I Ib-$1 75 3 lb. -$4.95

Scotts Carden Budder-Supphes v1tal nutnents n-eeded to get maXi.mum yIelds of debc10us v1ctory vegetables

CALL Pre-war materials, treated for

F rot and mildew, now avail..itzroy able.

2293 BOAT CANVAS

BELLE ISLE AWNING CO.

Grosse PointeHARDWARE

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We Have A

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Service

BICYCLES

15301-05 Mack Avenue

Operated by lIBdl" Farber

Tool bag_Bicycle padlock.

Bike uurror.

Large reflector.

Tire repair :Int.Bike Windshield.

GROSSE POINTEBICYCLE CO.

of Factory Repainted andRebuIlt

Bicycle MirrorsBicycle ReAectorsMud FlapsW,re Baskets, large

LOOK! I

Lumber M.lIwork

Under Burmese law a v.'1fe may Ibecome head of the ho t...ehold If the.husband drmks too freely

Spend a del ghtful evenmg hell.ngen tertamed In y01.r own nelghbor~

ood for a change - no nee'<i toworrp ab011t tires and gas ior It isJmt around the corner

Get up a ne~gl borhood party andattend the book re, ew Whl-eh MrsChambers of Chn~t M church Willgl\e on Rot ghlv '=;peakmg on1<1 da) 11lg1 t \p 128 at elgl t 0 clockat the (h ch Ira\ erh 11 and East\\ am"n 1he men have enjO' ed thebook re\1e\H n the past and are III

\lte I to attend thISMl ~IC and tea wlll follow the re"

'Roughly SpeakIng' toBe Revlewed Here

AnyMake

Prompt Service - RIght Prices

Everything for the Budder

Between Seven and Eight Mile Road

We Trade

$188.19

1798989.89

ISO

Powers Lumber & Supplies

19743Harper Avenq.e

Repair Now. Protect YourHome With Paint

DRexel 8696

by Hour, Season or by w8l'k. II~

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KERCHEVAL AT CHALMERS

Spring Specials

Rieck Lawn Cutting Service

WASHERS. IRONERS - VACUUM CLEANERSAUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE

Good Parking Facilities - Chain Store Price.

NI. 7777

Work done accordIng to your indIVIdual requirements

AL'S BICYCLE SHOP

EASY-MAYTAG INutto Elec. Ser. CO. NI 6872 I14934 MACK AVENUE • I

Repair

RADIO REPAIRS

PicnIC Tab~e.Picket F en-cmltLawn FurniturePosts2 by 4'.Work Benche.Clothe. Po.t.Treliise•Plant Stick.CIQthJt, Prop,RoofIngb1SulatlonDoor.Window.TileQru~.lf.:.GravelCeJtUlntNail.PamtHarclware.'81~Ir••

Large ReAector G,ven to Anyone Bring This Paper to AI's

WINDOW WASHING

Rl'Pairin,

CARPENTER WORK

VICTORY GARDENStakes 4 to 6 foot Lengths iortomatoes and beans Also 1mpotted peat mo~s and "'ell rotted manure Ftreplace wood

Ru:h Dirt-Load or Bu.helWILLIAM ALLEMON

MACK & UNIVERSITYTUxedo 2 toSS

Grosse PointeWindow Cleaning

Company

! Roadrrlpper bre.Fox tad. eachW1rft hasketsSaddle hal"Sheep.kln .eat coversPedal., pall'Bike lock and cable

If you have a loved one 111 thearmed forces I am sure ) au "ouldlike to do your share III sellmg POD

ples on Poppy Da} the e, enmg of-.....rayZ4 or all day Thursdav Mav 25

The pOPpIes are made by the menin veterans hospitals and the proceeds go to 4lsabled Amencan vet Ierans

There IS a place fOT you nghtIn your own nelghborhood or downtown If you prefer

Just call Valmats IncorporatedCA 6017 lor full particulars

Volunteers Wanted

Wmdows cleaned t;;torm VI mdow~removed Screens washed and put upA \'Yn ngs sen Iced

.....

A.IL CEMFNT-Carpenter and cabInet work B & H Con~trl1rt on

("0 191i77Avon lane TU I 3768ANY-Repa1r work on home~ ~tort ~

or apartments rlrst cla~~ "arkand prompt servIce ~ F Barber20,80 l\,e~h1t Niagara 6784

RADIOS-Repaired whde parts ar-eavallable Still our guaranteed

serVIce Bnng rad os to shop Gasohne shortage prohlhlts pIckup ~enlce Super Tone RadIO 17209 Marl.:Avenue at Notre Dame TU Z 7660

Proctor

electnc re1325 Roslyn

terrter LIghtVICln1ty J e.ffRe"ard 11<..

CHERRY 5100

"

WILL SHARE

RADIOSWANTED

Phone for A~pralsal

I,.QST &: FOUND

ExtenSIon 8408 or 202

PICTURE FRAMING

WA\'ITED-To Buy

Pianos Wanted

HUDSON'S

"

WANTED-To Rent

TheJ. L. Hudson Co.

OLD CLOTHINGWANTED-

We are mterested tn pur~

clIaslUll" a lImIted number of

Grands ConsolesSmall Uprights

WANTED-Real Estata

FOR RENT-Apartment

CHerry 5100, extension 425

The Musi~ Store will pur-cha,e a limit_Ii IIlImber ofUSED RADIOS, fairly mod-em and in A.I condItion.Phone for appraisal.

FOR SALE-Real Estate

ATTACHMENT - Forsteam Iron DR 2046

WASHING - MachInefngerawr TU 1 1743

Road

For mformatlOn leadmg torental of 5 6 room houseor lower mcome or flat$,5 $60 month W,ll furnIsh references \VnteBox AB c 0 Gros<:,ePomte ReVIew, 15121K ere h e val Gro<:,seGro,se Pomte Park 30Mlch

Hlghe~t pnces patp for men 8 sudsand shoes Telephone call ~lH brmgus to you ImmedIately TelephoneTyler 4 3625

ALL FURNITURF-\\ anted Rug,radlO<; stoves trJ-cycles electnal

appltances of all types Call FI .5810

WANTED - GooP aependable carlatf; model preferred, l:ash, call

George l}oss DR 9725

FIVE ROOM-Apartment wlth emplo}ed cO'1.1pleor rent outright No

clllldren Fa~t Slde TV 1 1034

lOST-In Grosse Pomte platl11umWrISt watch Tuesday Inttlals K I

B Reward 1239 Three M Ie Dnverv 21497

SIT \VTD FEMAI E vlcOO1nlOtyYOUNG LA.Dl-DeSlrJ:s to care i'n

chJ1dren evenmgs Call TrImt2 5,85 between 6 30 and 8 30

EXPERIFNCED - Ladr WIll carefor telephone and office foc hvmg

quarters or WIll rent two or threerooms DR 7567

PRACTICAL - Nuue deSlr-es 20hOtl! duty Permanent pOSItIOn

RoseHlle 0939

LOST-Female Inshred without collar

enon and city bouts8110

WIJ I TRADE-CQmplete furmshm8's of thr~ room Rat WIth pnvl

lege of t'entmg ffat for la.te modelcar Call evenIngs Side entranc'e upper rear apartment Hergenroeder1048 \Va) burn

APARTME'l\JT-Avallable to partybu} m:g five complete rooms of fur

11lture tnciudmg refngerator sto, ewa~her venehan J:>hnds MU 5858

WANT~To buy or rent five roomhouse m Grosse Pomte at or neal

$6000 NIagara 1510----

MANOR 4,8-Slx room house Bedroom and lavatory down Recrea

tIon 1wo car garage Stoker heat$9500 $5500 <"h NI 7295

$25.00 Reward-

Review Want Ads

WANTED-To Rent

HELP WANTED-Male

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

,\VANTFD-~maU store With hvmg

quarter$ Phone DR 7567. ---PFRMA~FNT-Re~ldent wtth fOllr

year old ('hlld dem es sn).<l.lIhOll~t>or terrace rl 2 2212----------.:aU~l:t\ Ff;jt;-F'\.e.cutn e ov{!r dq.ft

ilge ¥.allts to rent four bedraomhou"e In Grosse Po nte area J fMclorpb Book Caql1lac Eoom 722

T\\ O-Redroom flat for Vll~lnwWithno chlldren or pets 1\I 3972

PUBLIC UTILI1 Y........General Sllpe~Vlsor deslr~s three bedroom home

tj1 qn!=:of 'illage~ \i\ 111PPllslder buyIng Call CA 9759 from 9 00 to 5 00\-'veekda) s

CO"llE ON FOLKS I-Who, /lot afour room furn~shed Income for

busmess girls? TO 9 4533

COLONEL - DesJres two Of threebedroom fUfnlshed house by June

1 1421Bedford TU 22624CHRYSLER-ExecutIve best refer

ences, draft -exempt, needs threebedroom house, fia or 1Ucoroe,

four In family Phone MU1 ray 5415

FURNISHED-House flat or apartment, E..ast Elde Ex servIce man

Call lenox 2863

FUR1\fISHED - Flat or 1RC\Olffiedraft exempt couple np pets Qr

chl1dr~n MU 2616 evenmgs

GROSSE POINTF PARK-MIddlea¥e -couple profes~lOnal man wants

10'VIer flat bnngalow or pe,ated uppeMV 1418

COUPLE-WIth a 9 month old babyrequ~re completely fU1"mshed two

or three bedroom house or flat asposseSSIOns pow 10 Japanes~ bandsGrosu Pomte vH~lmty preferred RA4776.

MAID-General hOI1~ework Goodhome good pay References re

qU1red Grosse POinte Phone Nmag<tra 2214

MIl I ER-Employment agency FI3808 Domestlc help wom~n for

laundry and cleamng Part tlme or"eek1y Good laundre~ses ilnd cleat).ers

SECRETARY - For new GrossePomte ofhce .AlbIe to tali:e short

hand Attractive sala!} Call Lenox8240

HELP WANTED FemaleSTENOGRAPHER-}or large In

surance COO1iPanyoffl~e Permanent posltIon InqUire second floor910 Chalmers corner E J eff.ersonAve

USHERETTF'i - Wanted P1.asllut COU1teous young lad1es at

least 16 years of age E:sqU1re Th~atre 15111 East J e:tIerson

nOl I CARRIAGE-In ~ood condItion large size sllltable for an

elght year old NI 8811

TWO-Tncycles SUItable for threeyear old twms rv 2 8507

\VANT - To get nd of your oldfashloned round dmmg room

table I If you do call TU 2 5735

Situations Want,d-MaleHANDY MAN - Forty five years

o1d wants o<ld Jobs any kmd ofwork 4985 Lafontame DetroIt northof Mack and Warren

Draft exempt LlVlng m vicmlty of Grosse Pomte $60 00weekly guaranteed plus bonusbased on productlOn - not asweat shop VacatIOn WIth paj-not a postwar casualty Someelectncal expenence helpfulbut not necessary Phnne TU23863

Married ManOver 40-

TRIKE-Bike or large trtcycle GoodcondltJon TV 2 4992

BOY r;; - Blc) ele 26 m..ch tn goodcondition \VIlI pay $10 Cali NI

3964 Saturday

IPARTY-\iVants these Items at once

\Vl11pay t-hese prIcesStudiO $2500~mall rad~o 2500Portable phonograph 2000Tncycle 1200Fleetrlc Iron 300Mangle Ironnte 3500Vacuum cleaner 1500----...... Call FItzroy 5810

LATE MODEL-I:1ectnc litove ilnda.bout 7 cu it ele'Ctnc refpgerratP1'

lawnmolWer hall and staif carpetmgTL 29309

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THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW

ARLINGTON 4839

FRATERNAL

SCIENTifiCWALl.. WASHING

A H DePAEPE

NIaga ra 1440

W.\LI,. WASHING

ROBERT SCHULTZ

Window Cleaning

Wall Washingand

Wallpaper CleanedWhite Wllr~ers

AR. 7185 OR PRo %6«

Painting and Decorating5260 CourvilleNI.uara 59«

F. D. Reisener

For 25 Years We HaveBeen ServIng Gross-e Pomte

Interior - ExteriorPamtmg - Decoratmg

\V~ Must Be RightCall for Estimate

Gen. R. A. &: Col. F. M •Alger Post 995 V. F. W.

Expert Pamtmg and Decoratmg

Full Insurance

Make your reservatIOn forthe Fmer Pamtmg and Dec-orating- of your home Beas'Sured of our serVice at

'":'~,~~~)II"""

NI 4255

HIGHLY _ Recommended reI ableVI all washl11g sen lce by refined

WJllte men Call Arl n~ton 4192

JOH'! EVANS & CO-Inter or and~xtenor pamters ;md decorators

~stltllate!l furnished AR 9223

.A:~L - P<lmtmg decoratmg. wallwashing paper cleanmg gttara"

*eed Ste"'m I'~mpver MU 1471

Plumbing and Heatin,

SHADE CLEANINGCALL MUMFORD S-Arhn ••• n7080 for Window .hade deanlngvenetian bhnds, new shade. and.hade repairs We al.o rent paint.pra:r1n. equipment NIum.fords,15006 Harper

INTERIOR _ Decoratmg Guaranteed workmanshIp and materIal

(plus 30 years expenence) Estlmat~s free Have your wCfrk donenoW FHA time payments 1£ deSIredWilham Loader Tuxedo 2 7143 orNlagara 4407

Complete Floor CoveringsWindow ~hade. ~Venellan Bb:nd.

15006Harper Annu.ARhnl'tc>n 7080

MUMFORD'S

All VFW and PotentIal Member.W.lcome

WALLPAPER-DETROI1 S largest selec-tIon of unusual papersfwenty books delIvered toyour home for selectIOnVAN WALLPAPER CO

)\1 6375

PAINTINu-.And decoratmg F D BABY-Carnage 1ft good conditionRelsener 5260 Courvdle NI 5944 Drexel 2046

I QUALITYWORKMANSHIP

PAINTING &: DECORATING

Brick and Cement RepairsSTEPS-Piers porches, sld~ dnves

and walks DR 1163

WINnow CLEANING - Stnrmnsh removed and screens mstalled

Prompt service Phone IE 5052

Meet. Second and Fourth Monday.Each Month lit 171455t Paul An..

Grou~ POinte, Mlch

; ~ 4J

BRICKWORK

PLaza 6622

A1TENTION

GARDEN SERVICE

Brick RepairExpertly Done

NI. 8986

serVIce

Phone TU. 2-1254

COLONYRESALE SHOP

15313 Mack AvenueOpen I OOPM •• 800PM

R 6' G Constr~ctlon C,.11820 HARPER nr CONNEll

ROOFINGBRICK SIDING

ASBESTOS SIDINGREPAIR WORK

P,er ond Cement Wor~NO MONEY DOWN

We Do Electric Repo, ...ond Gutter Wo.k

Let us \l've you ol'1estImate,expert workmanship, Imm,dlQte service

FHA Requlr .... ents

ATTORt\lFY-WIth Dap~ltment @fJustlce deSires unfurnished hVlQg

quarten for famll}, conv~nl~nt toT like Shore Bt1~ ] ne QY June 1Phone Niagara 2916

SUAI L - Iiome pr fl.;lt Grq"lltPOlllte Pal k VICn t) Coupl~ )\Ito

I four month old chIld Man drp,ft ex• ,mpt Fxcellent rdenm£e~ \VIll pav COM r LET F - Framing serv

I,.w C.. I H."" ".m~' I bl't x month ~ r~l1t 1t1 ad\'ilce Call FI IC, a...al a e on pnpts picturesPhcmfl: PRp,pect 3686 6355 p~tntln~S etc' ProQ1pt and excellent

B~lw~n J 0' IneJ • 00 PM _ _ __ servlc~ Golden Basket BookshopI AWNING SERVICE 16820Kercheval NI 6553£ 2 : jH<\.Vl<-1.our a,,\nlllgs looked over T h d f II ' IDITILDING MATERIAL ~ WP t Ir ~ 0 a .qmenCa s ,ec.. '" no" Be prep.red for IhO" warm

are c( ntl01" 1.3414 GratlQt f\\euue (AI f -Dentoll for c nden Immedl qa)!:l Rewemhel tj111l numbllr ~p Itqc pfl<wer~~prod l.c~d by st~am turM Hay 7703 or !'tospc:ct 5650. ale serVice RoseVille 1791 "V. liel v ~e Tyl~r 5 3919 bln~-$

A LIMITED - "'J"urp.berof Mmfle

apohs HO!1ftvwell thfl:nnostat fl1rn

FURNACES-Va-ellum ~leaned and

rtP~ured Also stak~r serVI~e 13434

Grsllot Avo MU 7703or rR 5656

~Fllm.s, R'llainng

HOMEOWNERS!

Let us t~l1 you how much we canget wr your property today Youmay be pleasantly surprIsed Noobhgatlon to sell Fpr mformationcall-

FRANKLINREAL ESTATE

11721HARPER AVENUE01., 9106

Member of Eastern DetrOItRealty ASSOCIatIon

GARDEN SERVICE-Shrubs ~ndfrUit trees can be trImmed now

Why walt? Call Tuxedo 2 8274 JohnC LaBelle

BRICK RI:;PAIRSMASON-RepaIrs Expert ~n fire

pla«s )\II 793.

CRACKED-Porches brokep. step'lIf It s wrecked w~ 11fix It Satl~

factlOn guaranteed Grosse Pomt~dlstr ct Get estImate now Tuxedo2 3774

WANTEDFOR RE-SALE

~ PLUMBlNG--H.~tlDg repairs SbopREPAIR-WGrk of basement.!i Ce on wheels Expert service No Job

m~nt worls: Dirt and rubblSh haul too large none too small NI 0833109 Call ~ven1Rgs, 6 18 8 A McInroy Joseph C fger 15810 ChatlevolxTU 29450

RFPAlRING And remodell n~rdward S Walker 203 J a1;:ewood

Leno~ 0776

.,!Vashing Machine Repa~ring

Washing Machines -REPAIRED ImmedIate

Nottee I' hereby given that theMajor Burn. Henrr Po.t;, No303, A.n:te,.u:a:n. LegIon, loc!lt~d at18316 Mas:k AT,nue, GrouePOInt. 'arm', Michie.n, L•• applied to the Mu::hltan Llq\lor Con-trol Coinml."on: for renewal oftheir cluh h,cen.. to ••11 Beer;Wme and Spirit.. to hona &,Iemem'ber. only.

Storm Windows taken down- Windows washed, Screensinstalled. Awning service.

Free Estimate

TU. 2-1453

Ladies' and Men's ClothingAlliO Especially

Children's ClothingALSO

ICostume Jewelry, China,Antiques, Knick Knacks,Etc. BRING TO ••••

... _e_ _ _

I Attention! II

NOTICE IS HEREBY G•••nthat the Veteran' of Foret,ll:War" Ceneral R. A Alger .nd IColonel F M Alger, POltt No 995,at 17145 St Paul, have appbed tothe Mlchl,.n Liquor ControlComm... lon for renewal l!>f then I!Club LU,len •• to •• 11 Beer, Wine I

' and SPirits to 'bona fad. :member.t.nlr J) M __ ...

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. . . w, rend,r ."rvice onall makes of cars.

ELECTRICAL REPAIRSELECTRIC SWEEPER

• ndWASHING MACHINE

REPAIRFr-ee EstImates m Your Home

Parts for All Makes17 YEARS EXPERl£NCE

AU Work GuaranteedJEFFERSON APPLIANCE

AND REPAIRLenox 3775

*

GUARANTEED REPAIRSON ALL MAKESSewm" Machmes

and Vacuum CleanersPHONE MR GRAVES

TU"edo 2 5044at 4174 Maryland

CORSETIERESPENCER CORSETS-IndIvIdually

deSigned dress a.nd surgIcal &,.Tments over 12 years cxpenenc:eMaude Bannert NI 4027 or TO7 4312 368 MeKmley

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Protect Your Car

ON ALL MAJCES OF CARS

2-56022.5727

*

AL JARCHOW

TV.

WASHER ServiceNiagara 0995

Call MominJs or Eyenin,sFloor La_

• Mi,ow EltCb'iqolR_jr,

•REPAIRS

New ConstructionCommercial and Shop

Maintenance

Thursday Apr!l27 1944

WE SPECIALIZE IN• Simonizing • Painting • Bumpin,

Radianize or Glitter Glaze Finish

We Are Open Evenings by Appointment

WE HAVE IT ALL BUILT UP INCLUDING POSTS SET ITUP YOURSELF OR WE ARRANGE TO HAVE POST HOLESDUG SOLD BY THE RUNNING FOOT CALL FOR ESTIMATE.

THE ANSWER IS

Yes!

SCIENTIFICWALL WASHING

SERVICE

Bring the Woed. to Your Own BackYard FIts In Perfectly WIth VIctOry,Rock and Flower Garden. Beautt..lul an.d Durahle E... ,. to Erect

FISHER - RECORDMOTOR SALES

COMPLETE

IRONER _ VACUUM CLEANER AND

NOW IS THE TIME FOR REPAIRS

15000 KERCIiEVAL AVE. - GROSSE POINTE PARKLENOX 5777

We Have a Complete Stock of lqlldmg' Materials on Hand at AllTme. Stop In or Phone Your Needs

B. A. CHAPLOW LUMBER CO.EAST SEVEN MILE AT EAST OUTER DRIVETWINBROOK lIS" • CLOSED SUNDAYS

The Sportsman's ChoiceOUR PIONEER RUSTIC FENCE

Yes, the bIg service plant of the Fisher.aecord Com.pany IS ready to give you an eatimate on any work yourcar may need. The workmanship is always highly depend.ablel

1. H. HEBERLINGELECTRIC CO.

ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

All Electrical Fluorescent

Buffaloes lire atnphtblOUS tanksAlhgators are amphlblOuS tro-opcarryIng tractors

Stop Back-Breaking Drudgery

Your Health's Worth More Than Our Low Cost Service

SPECIALIZING IN HOME SERVICE

Phone: PRospect 3686 Betwee<l 3:00 • 6:00 P. M..... - -

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LEnox 9800

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Thursday, April 2'1, 1944

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.'FOR SALE-Used Car.

WANTED-Used Cars

NO RISK TO YOU

•

Our employees ate covered by Compen-sa-bon Insurance for your protection as wellas our-s All work guaranteed Promptsemce

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Complete Service on All Makes of Cars* BUMPING *PAINTINGComplete ColliSIon Work

andGutters

WE CAN AFFORD TO

PAY MOREFOR

USED CARS

*

ConductorsInstalled

WE BUY AND SELL

ALL MAKESAND ~ODELS

BUYER WILL CALL

Come In-whether you wantto buy a car, whether youwant to ••11 a car-and proveto your own satisfaCtion thatthis I. "Automotive Transporftl-tlon Headquarter. " ••• .lilt pay.to see the leader and get theleader's offer!" ••• Come in-Ioaayl "We buy and lell allmakes and models."

Largest East SideFORD DEALER

FOR SALE-Used Cars

WANTED-Used Cars

•

HANSON CHEVROLET CO.14259 Mack Avenue at Lakewood

Lewis F. Brown1900 E. Grand Blvd. PL. 0065

Buy War Bonds and Shorten the War!

SEE ~E

LE.5777

....Estimates Free - Prices Right - No Delay(J)

"'C'

Don't Put It Off Put It On!Avoid the Spring Rush

FOR A NEW ROOF~any Beautiful Colors

CALL US NOW

1935's$50 to S175

PRICE NO OBJECT

YOU WANT TO

Sell Your Car

WANTED-Used Cars

Grady Roofing Co.15132 ~ack Ave. , TU. 2.5830 Grosse Pointe

Before Selling Your C.,. toAn.ybody

1939's$300 to $700

1937's

S125to S400

RILEY MOTOR SALES

PREMIUM PRICE PAID

Call FItzroy 6122

LICENSED ELECTRICIAN

And MORE to Men Entenng theService

I am a good prospeel for an,Clean Automobile

BASE PLUGS - EIectru::al repa.lrsfluorescent llghts TU 2-8105

FOR SALE-Used CarsI

1941 FORD-Deluxe tudor Wdl sellor trade ror older model car 15102

Kercheval Avenue

1934 FORD---Fordor pericet con-dltlOn mc1udmg tins NI 4315 1492

Hollywood

-IF-

,LE.ll03

WE REPAIR ALL MAKES

We Pay More - Cash Waitinr

WANTED 200 CARS

500OLDER ~ODEL CARS

,You Do Not Care to Sell, Let U. Repair Your Car

Try Our E ..Z Time Payment PI.D.

ALFRED F. STEINER CO.

SPOT CASHI OPEN NIGHTS!

BERT BAKERGRAND RIVER AT LIVERNOIS

NOrthlawn 9200--.:

1934'.

$25 to $125

1936'.$75 to $300

1938's$225 to $500

WE NEEDUSED CARS-All Makes_

Sell It to Usl

We Need 25

Our Buyer Wdl Call

Review Want AdsLenox 1162 For Better Results Lenox 1163

WANTED-Used Cars

Ford Mercur, Lincoln.Zephyr Sales & S..mce15901 MACK AVENUE at Grayton Nlarara 4000

Chenolet Salea &: Se"u.~lt

Station Wagon

Used Cars1938 • 1939 • 1940

~odelsGEORGE MUMAW

Why bother selling your car

privately?-We Pay MORE

B&BCHEVROLET, Inc.

8811 E. Jefferson

BIG LOT

••

FOR SALE-Miacellan~s_ IBEAUTIFUL-Bedroom SUIte five

pIece burl walnut perIod. style $75In good condItIOn 20056 WashtenawGr-atlOt TownshIP

ELECTRIC-Alarm clock kItchenexhaust fan I electnc Iron, hot

plate, brand new whIte tce oox oost$75 sell for $25 cash reglster slotmachme lawn:mower NI 6375

TWO PIECE-LlVIng room outfitodd rodang cha1r two end tables

LE 7067 1529 St Ctatr, Detro~t

LIGHT-FIxtures two hvmg roomand one dmmg room fixture quat

fer horsepower elednc motor 6040P~nnsylvanla OL 5962

GAS STOVE-Green and white enamel, $20 good condlhon, drop

leaf breakfast table and chaIrs TU22299

MODERN~Desk, ch~1d'sbookcaselady s desk what not cabmet IV

6860 885 E Grand Boulevard, Apt111 Please phone

Wanted-

mul-1464

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THE G:ROSSE POINTE REVIEW

FOR SALE-Miscellaneoul

WINDOW WASHING

TUxedo 2-1453

Storm Sash and Screens

Storm windows taken down.Windows washed,. screensinstalled. Awninr service.Free estunate.

PREWAR _ Bedroom sU1te, complete. excel1ent condttlon tele

phone stand and chaar plant standsSIde !brackets mIscellaneous Mustsett movmg NI 4572

GIRL S - Bicycle 28 mch gre-engood condItIon 725 L1ncoln Road

NI 8946

COLLAPSIBLE-Prewar baby bug-gy and bathmette WIth hammock

Both foc $10 Glass top coffee table$2 50 man s two SUlts, small sueDR 8785

54 GALLON-Steel drums. sUlt-ablefor ashes trash etc Reasonable

Park Super Serwce, Beaconsfieldat Jefferson

ONE-WhItney EnglIsh cab perfectcondItIOn one hIghchaIr two oc

caslOnal ta/bles one maple bed onevamty one box \Spnng one mat-kess one electX'llcIroner TU 2 6629

BOY S - O¥et'Coat Size 8 ox;fordgray lilke new $8 1340 Wayburn

Avenue

GAMES _ Golf game, alrJllanegame set of ful1y eqtl1pped skus

Call ~eloween 4 .n~ 7 p m LE 4765

GAS STOVE Reasonable, goodcondItIon 128 Oak Street

ELECTRIC-GrI11 toaste~ I'1'Onmgboard, W1cker pocch set, four~

p;tece, two end tables, walnut dlllmgsUllte mne pIece tl1t-top mahoganybalble, antIque halt cltalr marble toptable laundry 'taible Nt 6341

Twn 9xl2-Blgelow earpets,lbe'l'"ll.'Y!pattern TU Z...Q964

VfinIer Road

GAS STOVE-HIgh SIde oven, wo-man IS fur tnmmed black coat SI.ze

16 polo coat, man s shoes, SIze 12NI 9278

BABY CRIB _ Brand new neverme~ duphcated g>ft, $12 1070 Ox

for~ 1U I 3547

19676 KENOSHA-Davenp~rt rock-mg chaIr rug, qmette table and

ohairs hollywood bed and otherI hoosehoI~ goods PR 4518

PREWAR-Buggy WIth mnersprIngpad $15, couch $15, teeter babe

$2 50 auto seat, $125, Ice b-ox, $2Call DR 3009

PENINSULAR-Gas range electriCUnIversal cooker hbraTY table

and other arhc1es TV 2 6265

BOY S 26-Inch all Clhr<>tnebl<ycle,orutboard motor, hke new eledf1c

Iron hllgh back chaIr, secretaryde,k TU 2 2685

BEDROOM -Furmture, mahoganyand walnut 17440 Maumee NI TOM BOYD, INC.

4637

JOHNSTON - Ou'board motor FORD - MERCURY DEALER &430E J.lf ... n, •• rner M.ldrummodel MF.39 very good eond1tIon 1040 ASHLAND AVE. I~

$55 Call mrn:nmgs NT 0129 R.oidene.1339Ballour Phone NI 9292 ,.,

DINING-Room oU"e "me piece LENOX 8400 '--- _' 't"'" I'waJnllt Sberaton ,tyle Mormngs _ _" :1.. t'~

~~ ,MULBERRY All-wool broa~loom I~ --.1 \.e Od.et

rugs, 9x12 $60 9x20, $90, .also l'maichmg sta.1r and hall runners Vtl:ry If You Aren't Using Your I F _cheap, cOl1drt9.oo e~celletlt Do notcall unless mterested 1111tJhese pr1cesNI 8051

ATWATER KENT - RMlo, hlgb-bery-, 1n good coodlbon, docks,

antlque and modern, m~scellaneO'l1SNI 4315 1492 Hollywood

FOR-Avoo products, call Mrs Kovar NI 7079

CAR TOP BOAT - Fourteen foetlong Can USe up to 8?4 hp Excel

lent CDndthOt1 1365 Lakepomte

THREE - Cameras, idver oevemng"ll.ppers, lJlkenerw ~!l1.ze5;% NI 1833

GIRL'S-Sprmg coats, three and SIX.Dresses 4, 5 and 6 Boy's snOWS1lIt

2 Boys SUIts s1xmonths to one yearUnde1"'Wear, 5 and 8 All lIke new 22:1Marlbolt"oug.h DR 0639

LAKESHORE~OTORSALES

WEARING - Apparel, al1ve< fox IL=...JMIIJ.acket~ F:romm ped:t.gree, Slze 12 14, J4SJS E Jeffer.on Avenue See e at.",wfice. 1217 Kensington TU lS01lOKercheYal1-1217. LE. 1185PIANO BENCH-W<ooght Iron up '--'

iholstered m velvet, laWYeTs neon ~SIgn TU 2 8478

PAIR-Wh~te shoes, Slze 7B, $I,paM'"hrown shroes, new, SIZe 7~B, •

$3 04, 'tWUl bedspreads, palr aqua $7,Pan" rose $5, trwo metal brIdgelamps $1 50 each, one green basetwble lamp, $3, lI:'ug, SI.ze 6x8 feet$4, one brO'WU fur coat, $25, one •lat'Jge mtrror In frame $1, small oakcoffee table, $1, camera, post card I ...--...

stze $15, pal!' l'i-ce curtams, $1 TV .~

2~ TJOHNSON-0uthoard motor, lawn WAN ED

mower; mahogany bed, smalltables, lamps, t3.JbleradIO rug andpad Ansco cam«a flat top deskffi1S.ce1laneoushoosehold artIcles TV2 2274 1374 Nottmghaln Road

SIMMONS-Metal tWlll beds, complete, $35, boy s tuxedo sUlt, m

good eondttIon, 11l.ze17 18 Tuxedo27862

RUSSIAN - Sable 'earf, 16 'lPenskInS WIth taIls References re

qU1<e~ TU I 1034

BEFORE-BuYlllg screens see gen-ume Kaufman all steel trIple use

combmat1ons Free survey LE 8114

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TU. 2.5830

PERSONALS

TU. 2.3538

PIANO TUNING

Clarence ChampagnaU5 Oak Street

Grolle Pointe Farm.

Any Lenrth Good Senice

Fireplace WoodDelivered

* W...In ........ iIlo: y-.heoIth. To keep you feeling .... the .D:U88IOIl of otIl' lddIled. "S'~lStered phanaaeasa. ADd: ......has thereheen II.nmewhea GoodHealth was BlOte 1DlpOl*UIlt..

If you re a hit WIld« pilI'.better ea.B oa. 1OtII' PhY!QCIaafor • eueful checlc lip. Then..bnoA' hu presenp'tton to 1mpharm.aey for careful com.poundIng YOII. par DO m.ore:for that eara measu:re of ear.- .........,. wl>oela _ ....

Insulin Availablein All Quantities

FOR SALE-Miscellaneou.LIBRARY-Table, SIx feet long, 30

mches W1de metal twm beds, mattresses and sprmgs, cou-ch scalesSUItable for doctor S of£1ce NI 2870

TYPEWRITE.R-Remmgton st-and-ard, good conditIon Also antIque

sunrburst pm, cultur-ed pearls. mamen ehe01Jle bedspread full SIze,ma-roon leather hassock DR 7567.

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PIANO TUNING - ElectrIC cleanmg C L Edward,_ 1377 Ph,hp

Ave Murray 5236

MME EMBERSee Ember m phone dIrectory

Fitzroy 8966Reader heahng splt1tual consu1tatlon Cal1 for appomtment 6408 EastJefferson at Meldrum, upstaIu Detr01t 7 MICh

ALGER CLEANERS1022 Kerch_L 1831' E. W.... n

38(3.<11 PuntaD.TU 2._, TU %.1801, UN 2.3300

$12.95 UP

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BETTER SERVICE

11483 LANSDOWNE

FOR SALE-MiscellaneousFRENCH-uvmg room furmture

:fine pa1:t1tmgs complete set ()fCopeland Spade dmnerware antI-que sdver tourme 100 years old cry-stal glassware stalr runner mlscellaueous Items 2657 W Grand Bouleyard

BATHINETTE-In good condltlOnrubber tub Lenox 9528

A Few InnerspringMattresses Now Available

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i %t 9- 21034 Mack TU. 1.2420

We make fine Felt Mattressesand AIl.Coil Box Springs toMatch.

PRE.WAR

NEW AND USED

14800 E. Jefferson Avenue

EASTERN CHEVROLET

Grady Roofing Co.-NOW AVAILABLE-

2t Year. In. Detroll

No On. Can Beat Our Priceao..Ier :Now for Spnn.a - Juat • Few Sample. Lefl:

FREE ESTIMATES

AR. 1474

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Radio . WasherSERVICE

MEGUIAR AWNING CO~PANYAWIl11ll'. T .... n. DOWII,Repaired, Stored, Ina.red and Put UP

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Tires and Tubes

*GurrER!! * Conductors * METAL DECKS * ROOFSGurrERS CLEANED, REPAIRED, AND PAINTED INSIDE• •Skilled Mechanics Covered Call Us for Repairswith Workmen's Insurance Grosse Pointe Vicinity• •

15132 ~ack Avenue

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GROSSE POINTE APPLIANCE SHOPLE. 922915318

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INSUREjM~-)dI#WJm WAR BONDS

FOR SALE-MiscellaneousOAK DINETTE _ Set, walnut be<l

a.nd spnttgs Whlt<e drop leaf tableNI 2076

DRAPERIES - L1ned b<oca~e da-mask, three paIr!, excellent con

drhton Lenox 7591

GRAND PIANO-Reprooucmg cost$2 700, sell $450 PrIvate owner

Lenox 7591

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$1 O.00 :n~ ~ ~ur drapes and slipcovers. You'l1 like our Better

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