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Ql" tnpp,'t1 IIn,1 10\l \\ h"r 1\ all.,n~ (',"'I \\"3\ hurn north "t Jf ffc r<on I'l"ro1utl' to church ~lIn,1a" H,1\ a' t.e~I"1 liT ParI. P"l" .t~
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According to Mrs. Rl(:hner, !lerdaughter Sue, who was hostessbroke out with the measle. short.Iy after the gIrls went home,Thursday evenmg, Dec 30.
Campfire GIrlII at GroIlIt tPoiDtePark who atten4ed tfle du':stznaaparty at the Alter road bome ofMrs Cednc A. RIchner were ex-posed to measles.
Hostess GetsMeasles AtHoli4al Party
There's an array of valuablegIfts awaIting thIS &Tea's ftrst1949 baby Il.I1dhis or her parents.
In order to qualify for the manyIPfta .. letter from !.he a.ttendlngphySICIan givin3 the exact tune ofblTth must be med at office of TheGrosse Pointe ReVIew, 115121 Ker-cheval. There a.re no other rulesand the deciSIon of the JUdges WIllbe final.
Consequently tbe dIaper derbyIs stili wide open to parents resid-mg In Grosse POinte or GratlotTownshIp.
The Grosse Pointe' Town-ship's proposal to convertAlger House into a commu-rnty center to be used by thepeople of the fIve local muni-
I clpallties will be placed be-fore members and represent-
Although s eve r a 1 candIdates abves of the Alger Family athave been rumored to be m the a War Memorial Library As-runnmg, no o1flClal contestant.& sociation meetmg at 8 p.m.have entered The GroS.5e POinte . •RevIew's 7th Annual FIrst New Friday, JaIt. 7.Year's Baby Contest.
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The meeting wa.s ca.lled by Al-ger Sbelden. chairman of the as--sociatlon followmg these new de-velopm~nts.
1-The Alger Farmly has de-fInitely WIthdrawn theIr offel ofthe Alger Man~on on La.ke Shoreroad to the school d15tnct ThJ.selulIInat"d my posSlblllty of •speCial referendum
Z--After dlscusSlng zonmg a.ndlegal technicalities at a. speClalmeeting last '"'Wednesda.y, theFa.nns CounCil approved theTowshlP plll.l1.
Alger House IS located m !.heFarms,
3-Ju~ Berns Townslup attor.The young heir may be offlcially ney h&S alSJ studied the legal as--
a.nnounced UI next week's Rev1ew. pects of the proposal a.nd hasfound no discrepanCIes.
Leadmg up to these new de-velopments was the storm of con.troversy that followed the schoolboa.rd's rejectIon of the Algergift.
The Alger FamIly h.opmg to &1dthe War Memonal ASS<K'Iau\)1lafter It feU short of their $560,-000 goal to erect a new mealorWJlbta1'1" '.rKercli'n'&l and 1I'l8IMr._offered their mansion free andclear to the scbool d15tnct to beused m accord WIth the assocla-tlon's plans. •
After conSIderable study theschool board ruled to turn downthe offer deemmg tha.t the bwld-mg would not be practlcal a.s ..llbrary
nus a.cllon aroused the wrathof the ll.SlIOClatlonand prIvate clb.
Sue also went to a party oit zenll and a Specla.l meetmg wasJohn Slattery's home Wednesda.y held hopmg to overrule the school
At Rotar-v C"ub noon. exposmg 11 etuldren there boa.rd's actIOn/ I, I a.nd lIhe a.lso attended the "Snow At Uu.s mpptlng several propt>-Queen" program a.t the Masomc sals ~ere offered mcludmg one
Dr Harvey 1>1 "rerker, supenn. Templl." Tuesday afternoon. to hold a. speCIal referendum andtendent of manufacturmg at -"0 further contact Wlth other I let the voters decIde and theParke DaV1S & Company, was en- chIldren W&S made TownshIp plan, proposed.by Carlthuslastlcally receIved by members Mrs. RIchner saId that as !lOOnI Schweika.rl, TownshIp superVIsor.of the Grosse PomtE' Rotary Club as !he knew of her daughter's The gIst of the proposal IS tha.t
I Monday at the Whlttler when he lllness, she notified parenta of the I the TownshIp vnll SUpervise theaadressed the group on thp sub- chIldren exposed. bulldmg as a. community centerJect • The Romance of Medlcme." Among the Campfire gIrls at- for all the Pomtes Il.I1d to Jom
Dr ~1E'rker traced the known tendmg Sue's par~y accordIng Ul, In furthermg the alms of the WarMrs RIchner were Carole stone-I Memonal Ass:>ClatlOn
h,storv of medlcme a.nd pharmacy k Co P "Ann Bacon -----broadiy through some 5600 years lng, nrue a\'e) , •Jll.I1et Rae, Ann Mane Hellstrom.
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In Its never-endmg fIght a.gamst S Uy Pluth k C..Frances Butterfield, a ps, R omm""""onpam, Sickness a.nd dIsease The Sharon Davis andoJuile Fox. '(Ir ~.\ear 3.00 B C markpd the date
I,~f the earllest known prescrIptIOn Mrs W Rae, cha.perone of th18
troop was not able to attendThe sppakpr (',plamed that the ~o further cases were re-
Ihlston- of the SClonees may be dl- portea.
Iv.ded • mto s,x dlfterent penods, Grosse Pomte Park s Planmngnamely The AnCient ppr'od. . ComlnlSSIOn ~,II comene Thurs-marked b'o' .upers,tltlOn Th(' Bo.1 LIB d day, Jan 6 at 8 pm at the You-tanlca.1 P;nod, of roots a.nd hE'rbs, OCa oa r nlclpal Bulldmg A speCial com-the be!t'mmng of of research. I mlttee studym!t' the vlllage's trans-
I ThP BlOlolitlCal PE'nod. whIch m-. Tell 134 I portahon system WIll reportI troducl'd LoUIS Pasteur. who gave loa ThIS meetmg I~ one of se\-era.1Ius pastpunxatlOn, stE'nhzatlOn and lithe commiSSion WIll conduct toImmumzatlOn, Tho G I and u I a ~ Draft Board 87 whIch covers I complete neccssaI') data. In prp.Pennd rnarkm~ the nl.covery oi Grosse Pomte a.nd East DetrOIt parm~ a ma"ter plan for long
Itho f,r"t ~land hormonc \ ....'11 call 134 young men for pre.' ran~e Impro"l'm~nt and develop.
Th~ Vltamm Penoo resultln" In Il"ductlOn exa,mmatlon Monday, l1"cnt Ir, thc \\llage~hp <1lSCO\(,~ of ... tamm. In fOO<!I Jan 10 Thill l\gure mcludel' a Thc COl1"m,'''lOn IS comprised offnut.< cod I,Hr oll. mIll. \ (';;'E't- conSiderable number from Grosse S,", pnvat(' re.ldents a.nJ three \11.
I ablE'S ele and Th~ C'hemothera. Pomtp Ila~p of!'IClal"P(ut'c ann .\ntlb".,tlc P('rlod I Thl' men ~,11 report to the On ~'on.;a\ Jan 10 th .. ParkmllrklT1g" the IT1tr"ductlon of such Army RE'Crultl11~ StatIOn at Dfoar- CounCil \\ 111 hold a rp$rula' m ..et-nw drul:< a' <ulfa< antl-all<'TglC' bnm ~hchll;an Tho." who pa.'IS Ir~ at :I pm m th" :'otU'I.Clpa.1antibIOtiC" I'Ic the ..xammatlOns ~,Il bE' mdueted BUlldm"
I Dr ~{('rker' addr,'" wa' hlj('h- on Jan 25
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1';;::ht('() h\ col"rful r",ampll''' 11'
~al'h p,'r'()oi ann IT1ll'r".tm,l: A""C- Auto Sends Childdotl' " frnm the hl "ton or pharmae) and rn ..dH'ml' To Bon Secours
~arJon :'\l'\\ bern :I (l( &rl.le\ Ed\\ m ~to~, ')2 "f 11),~",,:\(" ..\1. "IlDRY."" \{,eh <llffer ..d I~ll: brulSCll \\hE'n "u("cumb"n to ~ h('art
Re\ Annr('\\ F Raulh pll'ot,'r of "h .. " II" _truck by a car nTlven b\ Thur"ril\\ at th. "t'flC" ofthe Gro .... Pmnte \\ OM" Pr".b\ I Fr:lnl. PaquE'tte of D('trmt nE'ar A Krohll 151H K,'n hl'\'a!I. nan church .pohl' on 'fan'''<If; Rivard Bh'd Thl' Iitul .....a" I" II 1'\ ., ft!t"m")t to fl'\ I\e him,R"lllZ.on m hI" annual me<OlIj1;e tre~tpcl 8t Bon Shour" ho"p\tal Park FlremOIl u" d a pull motor,lo fE'l1o.....-m~mb<'l. of lh.' G('O'l,,(' I (",tv of Grm'" Pomt~ Pol,cl' Park Poll~ .. r,,")'rt. i
Po n:1' Rot:lT\ Cluh ''b1101a: Dr- 'Illd thAt ~tanon nartl'ri ,')to thc I('.'mbl'r 27 .' th' \\hlltll'r H"t,,\ .'rrl't rrom bl'hmd ft nark ..d Cllr (OI.I.t;CrOR ... 'It.tT
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PI'l ("r' ~.f1'rl '\(~flnn \\ ~c;;; \ 1(;;1t1! ;:. th h "l'n ,; \11 r t ~.h, r l<ranrlpllt"nt. Mr IIn'1 'Ir. Fo': R 1110' ,f1-, , II "I,' III ~ r .a\,Carl &ran of thl' Rlvll.rrl addrell< Ju ~
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Othl'r fir't da \ r('port. re-cNv('d b\ pollec lneluden a dOl/;hou"(' on tirc In the ~arag~ atJamE's Aner" 1.47 LIUll'stonl'Nelghbnr" WIth palls of ~lIterput thc tire out
Herb('rt ~lllthew" 2008 Coun-trv ClUb drl\ t' repnrted that.o.rncon~ "hot a nfi .. at hl< hou"eTh(' bullet l,)dg.'d near a storm\\,ndo\\
A hu"ban(l aft ..r hll\ tn~ an-arj1;Ument \\1th hI" "p<1u'E' fl'lla.Il'l'p on hI" chaIr \\ hill' 'mok-mg; HI" \nf .. jmt the tlr~ outb<'forl' "'onrl" firemen arnv~nbut not befMt' h" at 1('3,..t <uf.fE'r..d a hot <('At
A wmdo\\ pI" 1'('r II a' report-eel lT1 thc Lakl'pomte-J,'f'frr"<lllarea
Shores Poltce'~ IT1Itlal entryof thp year wa" a stray dog re-porL recE'I\'pd at 3 45 pm, Jan1.
CIty of Grosse Pomte's In1tlalentry Involved a prowler reportfrom George Beraneck. 801Rivard He said that he hpard astrange nOl~e at hIS rear door
Police dIscovered that the dIS-turbance wes caused by theWInd blo~,ng- a tm thermometeragamst the door
A NE'w YE'ar s c.E'lcbrator whotook that one too many toooften was an early mommgguest of Farm~ Police and un-Wlillngly he l'ngmeered theIrfirst offICIal report m the recordbook.
The first report to bp entered aIn the oft'lclal records of any ofthe Grosse POinte five police de-partment was recorded byWoods Pollce five mmutE's afterthe New Year arnved It con-cerned a. )'oungster who waslocked out of hIS homp at 2081Lanc8.!lter Pollee helped hrmgll,m entrance.
A Jughly spIrited celebratorwa.s the subJect of Park Pollee'sfirst offICIal act In 194.9 He ar-nved at 3 45 a.m.
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nl('T c::n(ff'l t"' I it brp} ...f'n :::lInhl(' "hr'h< "I rnt',1 Tn fr,'nl of h. door\\h 1 IrVIng' '" ('1t,r h < horn" H,"'" tal., , t" ("I\a .. ' U,)<pllal h\\\ node;; P{\l. ('
Po1.I" .all thAt \11 Yal" I. I:for \\ <)rk 111 tho mOTl1I')i:' hu' !I'
turn!"'.! hI)""" <.h 'r~h ,ftf"'r he "uf,ferr I a mIld ht'arL atl~, I.
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Grone Pointe'. FIRST New,oaperGROSSE P<)INT{30,MICHIGAN - THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1949
OffICIals from Gros~e PomtePark, Fa.rms and Shores are ex. Ipected to confer WIth members ofthe Grosse Pointe \Voods Counc.le&Tly next week m an effort tnconvmce them to adopt the pro. Iposed Inter-:'ofumclpal Pobce Ra. Idio system, A A Ghesqulere,Wo.:lds president dIsclosed. I
Woods SatisfiedWith PresentRadio
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Woods-I. Fi1'6t in '49'
WJR's Warren Kelly, who resides on Rivard Blvd. visited Grosse Pointe's Buickdealer, Harry Turner at Kercheval at Maryland last week to see how soon he couldexpect dehvery on a new 1949 model. Well one word led to another and as a gag thedisc-jockey found himself behind the wheel 0 f tbis 1906 model, one of the first Buicksever built. A far cry from modern design, Mr. Turner started the car with the useof the outmoded but still reliable crank:. T he ladies m waiting are Marilyn Lynch. seat-ed; and Shirely Ball of Turner's staff. This histoncal car which lS attracting manyvisitors to Turner's showroom has been on display in museums at New York, Chicago andother leading Cltles. According to Jimmy Lynch, of Turner's, the auto 18 m top mechan-
Ical conditlon and can travel at least 15 nules per hour.
PREP."-&E PETITIONSCarl Schwelkart, TownshIp
SupeTVISOr, disclosed that peb..tlOns asking that the questionof consolidating the ftve Pomtesbe placed on the TownshIp bil.llot next February are still bemgreadled for clrculal10n by pn-vate reSIdents
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Unlike the other munclpa.lltles,the Woods expressed satIsfaction
IWIth the present service super-VISed by the Townstllp. I
)Plans for the nE'W systE'm Ca.'l
not be completpd unll'ss thE' {ourThe idea was approved, how- I TownshIp communitIes Jom forces
ever, by Woods CounCIlman Ar- along WIth the City of GroSJ<?Inold Dlesmg. "proVldmg Its not, PomtE' Ima.de a block.out political foot- \ball a.nd have more people playm~ I The Ia.tter declme~ to entcr mtoIn the game But the umflcatlon any dISCUSSIon until the fourshould be to boll thmgs down to Township membcrs r I' a c h 'U1
one head over thIS department,: agreementone hea.d over that department, I G hE'S qUI" r (' also announcE'dand pure little political grOUt!!l that thl' $H (}to ?hlk Rl\'er d,'-that ar!' - WE'll -- not too Mild" velopment prOject ~a. awardeJ
"I doubt If the peopl!' \\,11 ac- to two contractors bw bll:kl"r~CE'pt It at thl'l tlmC', howE'ver' at a counCIl meptmg Tuesda) e\("Councllma.n DIpSlng a.dded "1 , mngthmk it.~ s,methm~ that WIll bl' : Hc saId that th(' counert I. n')\\UltImately, but not In the too l4ear I acceptm" bIds for a ncw fire en.futur~.. I gme vphlcle
'It ~~m~ to mp that anythln~that would b<' to f'onsohdate Sl'T-
Olbcials Disaotee onMeroer 0'Pointes!To Discuss:Ii" () () 'J · [ProposalFear High 0 HE PROMISED IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Hey Mr. Stork! IAt MeetingTaxes, Pro 1949 DiaperPolitics Derby Still
Wide OpenWhether a unification ofthe five Villages would prove
I,an advantage to G r 0 s 8 e II
Pointe remains a pro and consubject with many of the of-ficials of the various Vill-ages, a poll taken by the Re-view thia week revealed.
Mayor Ralph Netting of theCIty expressed a definUe "No!"Because, In Ule fll.lIt place, I thmkIt would be too much of a llCram-bled mel!lll to get them all to-gether. Someday It ma.y come,but I Uunk that there are toomany rugged indlVidua.llSts outthere who won't want to relln-
, qwsh their own IitUe Villages fora large City."
CiRCULATION PAID MONTHLY
F. R. PICONE
APPOINTED
Young DriyerStrikes Pole,Wrecks GM Car
Local Man onStaff of NewProsecutor
"I don't llimk 110. 'hey would1tIote somel\.ing', in becoming l!O
"'. We ~ Pomters have, Inan fIve communItIes, a. faIrly goodgovernment that is qUIte effiCIent-you get & lot of servlce for yourtax dollar. And it is becauseyou are closer to your Village of-fICIalS and CllII keep tabs on theme&Slly and ma.mtam a clo¥r con.tact," said AIOIs Ghesquiere,
Wayne County's new prosecutor, Woods President.Gerald K. O'Bnen, Democrat, an. "And If they combme into one,nounced the appomtment of a that mdiVldual coopt'ral1on WIllGrosse Pomte man ILl assIstant be lost," he &dded. 'Also, It isprosecutor. He IS Frank R Picone, true th&t the larger the munlci-of M7 Barrington mad, wtlo -pa!tty;'"'1!I8"'~ the t&Xet!_ Wellened in the same capacity dur- don't not1cfl it now, but If wemg O'Bnen'll 1944-46 term combme, the tax cost would grow
PIcone who has a law oft'lce In ra.pldly, And the thIrd pomt 1the Barium Tower bUlldmg In De- want to stress Is that when atrolt recelvE'd hI' dE'grep at the mUnicipality gets bIgger, the so-Umversltv of Pittsburgh after at- called "career polltlcllUls" movetendm~ Duquense Uruverslty He m, takmg over the pUblic offIceswa.s admlttE'd to the bar In 1935. and only work to perpetuate
The new local prosecutor stated themselves. As it is now, all thethat he Intends to help foster a Pointe offICials are JUst on:hnal'ybetter relation among GroSliC CItizens who are more keenly m-Pomte offICIals, pnvate reSIdents terested m ruruung theIr Villagesand hIS offIce rIght, and give theIr time pra.ctl-
"Whenever they have any qul's- cally freel)' to 00 so. So its thesetion or problem that mIght concern three factors that I'm agamst mthIS offIce, I WIsh they would call consolldatlng 111one large lrI'Oup.'on me," he saId. "I'll do my ut.most to cooperate"
PIcone succeeds another GrosaePointe man, Harold E Emmons,who was a.sSlstant to RepublicanJames N. McNally, also of GrossePomte
Mc~ally was defpa.ted at theNovember ('Iectlon after one termas prosecutor.
PIcone, who IS the only manirom thIS area to be on O'Bnen'sstaff, lives a~ the Barnnglon ad.dress WIth hIS two chIldren. HISWIfe dIed two months ago.
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IYE--AIRAPHSlMPoiIIter---
van pausen, wIdely .•a.uthor Il.I1d lecturerall: at PIerce School.
2~ under the aus-f the Grosse Pomte
Churoh Men's Club.bJect W1U be "The
Cruris"the author of "Days ofears," wtnoll sold acoples in the United
alone a.nd was trans-in 18 Ir.nguages.
a.uthor also pennedDay Alone," "The For-Ally," "Ea.rth Could Be"The Tower of Terzel"
Afraid of VICtory.• • •
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rtly, Tbe Gro9lle Pointeist Club WIll announce
plans for a gala mni'otl'.alntation directed bJ pro-nals and featuring localt.
bably takmg a que fromrough Ice tactics of the
It Red Wmgs, Ronnyer, 17, of 10159 Lake-, .mffered a head inJury
e playing hockey &t theerfront P&I'k He WILled aL-the Park PQ11~n, by Dr. L. A. Krob&.
• • •allte LoUIS C. Rabaut
among the back slappingrats \WIo enjoyed re-
M at the fIrst sessIon of81st Congress early thIS. He represents the 14thct.
Farms President~ay Retire From~. Public Serviceitiough he declined to make any complete 'ltatement• ,.hether he would be a candidate for re-election at
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spring election, Presi'aent James K. Watkma said. did not think he would run for offlce again.
° WatkIns IS serving his sixth one-year term as
~d"t R. Sutton, Jr., former Farms Pollee and FIre'oner who was defeated by Mr. Watkins last year,
1 to- make any complete statement.
. JIl8.y run", he said.r rding to some reports reaching the Review office
Connelly Farms' commissioner has been mentioneddidate for the top village posItion.
20 YEARS AGOsse Pomte thea.tre followersenjoying motion pIcture star
5 Hames in hIS latest re-"Smart Set," current attrac-t neIghborhood theatres
15 YEARS AGOsse Pomte women were ac-
a dnve of the Women's Or-
EtalOn for NatIonal Prohlbl-Reform callmg for a general'on to repeal the prohibItIon
!l!adment:". TEN YEARS AGOIt- Golden Gloves amateur box-(touTn&l1lent wa.s held &t thelibborhood ClublJilosse POinte Police urged all
Intsinrmg domestIC help m-that they be finger-pnnted
, can be done free at a.ny of• lice departments.
,. m-E YEARS AGO'
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Paul H Essert, supennten-of public schools preSlded at
ond cOTfml'ncement rites atPOInt" High School
~; O:'\E YEAR .o\GOll'alber G Fntsch, Park com mls- A Gros~.. POIntl' youth who.... , mdl(~ated that he would be I WIthout pl'rml'\510n droVE' off ~,thCUldldatl' for preSident at th~ a car aS~l~nl'd to hiS fathcr,maary electIOn In March Hc l'X-1 stnlck and knock ..d down a tE'IE'-ell to filE' shorth. I phon(' poll' and then abllndonl'dPrel'ldpnt Ho~a~d P Parghal1 thp WTE'ck('(! car wa.s 1';..'OUE'daIted that he WIll not seek re-I' tlck!'t for rcckless dnvm~. Fartns!dion Pohcl' dl~c110wd~hos.. Countn' h Thl~ Any- Farm~ Det Georc;l' (,hamolT1(,.".,. Will b<' the subJE'ct of for-I rpportc<l that G..ra.ld Earl 18 of I VIC('Swould be II I'\'oo<! thmg was 'Vault"V Drz°1.,br.. Gov('mor EIlI~ G Arnall s '217 Tourame "truck th.' poll' on i thl' opInion ('xpre8-~ by Dr Xl"/ ,.~.r(' at PIE'rce School aUlllto-! Moran r08rl bl'tw('cn L~k" Shore I Thoma'! Davle~ Townsh,p HC811" I
•. um!l'r the au"plc,," of Grossc and Gro<;."(, POIntE' Blvd when h(' I Commlss,onE'r 'HavlTllI' all th(' C S h T TlintI' Commuml~' vcturl''' I lo"t control of th .. car V,Illlj1;E'''mto one w(>uld bf' bettp" I auses mas -L/P__ I After th(' mlsnllp. the youth I and I II 1\'0further IT1tO!'&~'1T11\'that
",.ho .."capN! 1T111lrV drovl' tJH" GrossI' Pmntl' ought T'E'ally to b". R8\'monn L ~"'. morc of RomuRut... to Gros~ Pomtl' BI\'d npar I part or DE'trolt But I thmk It II''' ~flchl~an "'R" ,,,""cd II tICI..'t
I ~oran where h .. Rbannnne<l ,t I would b<> more efflCIE'nt to com- for r ..ckl,,"" drl\I'1g \\h ..n he falkiDRmag-.. to lhe eRr ,,! "stl' I bme mb one It dOl'emt mRk., to ~top fnr (,harle"nlx al ':'nrc,
mated al 5300 b\ pohce anv dlff"rpnce m m~' own pt'T'S<>n. ~fll.. <lr\\".. cau"1T1g an aCCl<!('n'Th .. vl'h,ell' '" ownl'd bv Gpneral I al j\'am'! nr In'!"",'I, I m for an\,- Park p ...lIce r('!"Hled
\totor" ftnd :I<Olgn('{\ to Gerald s thm~ that ~111 rE'ducp the tllX"" Th .. <Irt'l'r of the "1'<01'<1 carfathpr H~rky Earl I or make thlng'l mor!' "ff,clpnt and Albert E G("t1. :1> of 3011 D'ck
I b<'ttef e('"on DetrOIt ....a. tal. ..n 10 Ron'B<-h nd the fro.,t pa;;::e Ihl" \\ I'l'k lUT-Rl "" IlR" Y.R I Poll I' l' (' hIe f Arthllr LOll' 8. cour .. ho'pl!:ll fnr lln ('\ I' In
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Ing (Beglnmng). Shp ( '\~r ~lng. Speech (Practical' Spar(Advance<l), S h 0 r tl a ~ d I(Avancedl, Slide Rule and ShMath, Typln.. Tailoring, Wshop.
llany of the above r .~lseabe offeree!. durU1g the da) Itadvisa.ble to make rese" atlOllJi fall clusel u many of 'h,' ela!have a limited mem h"!h pyou do not see the c1as.o;or a.ct I'blted in which you arc ~te'ercall the Board of Edunt 01 ~Is qUIte posslble that ~ 'h l Cor group can be orga.n z,d
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The 1949 wmter program ofAdult Activities sponsored by theGrosse pointe Board of Educationwill offer a WIde va.rlety of coursesof Interest to many adults In thecommunlt)' The purpose of theAdult Education program Is toserve tJ1e deslrel and ne. of aUthe adults In the commWllty
If you find In the following listA coUrse that IJlterests you, pleUl!call the Groue pointe Board o~Education, TU. 5.2000, Extenswn25 for m!ormatioD re&,arding c1a.lllreservations and It.&rt1ng date ..
I AM THE WANT ADBy Ban7 Gwaltney
_ Y MISSION is to serve humanIty without regard toIlJi creed or position or time or place • I herald the
arrival of the new bom, I serve them through life and an-noun~ .their demise. I am the servant of the poor, thecommISSIoner of the rich • With each sunrise and eachsunset I go forth with new mi!sions to perform • Each newday new thousands rely upon me to fill their needs andsatisfy their wants • I search out all manner of things for allmanner of persons • I find the castle for the newlyweds.a home for those grown weary and aged • I find a businessfor a future giant of industry and a little shop for a widow'slivelihood • 1 alter the course of millions, and many timesthe future of maid and man is of my determination • 1 re-cover the lost pets of weeping children, and restore lost per.sons to anxious friends • I sing the praise of artisans pro-claim the skill of craftsmen • I find labor for the ~n of~rawn as well as opportunity for trained and active minds •
Warn the Fabled Dwarfs. Aladdin's Lamp and the Magicand of modem tim • 1l.1'11' . dees IV I Ions In tra are consummated
throu~h me. yet the value of my service is not to be meas-ured In Sliver or gold • Even rogues avail themselves of mypower and filch from those who trost me • I arn an indexof trends, a barometer of hath. .commerce, a Inger of commgevents • I am a brei' Ih . . y-wo In count eS5 thousands of homes.t e flTStthought In many times of need • My speed of action.the sureness of my h
blsuccess. mate es the completeneM of my
pu ICacceptance • \\,'.th' l'1 In my mes are the sad stories and~hel glad sto~es of everyday Ih,;ng that goes to make up life
perform In my own individual way and for me there isno substitute • i': th d'h 0 0 er me mm, no other method plan or:o:l;e can duplicate my service • In multiple, I ~me' the
s ~test market of seT'\;ees and things • I am bomof the people and h • I' d dl'l'\ie Ive an grown by their insistence;:d 0\ er the protelltll of tholle who held my destiny • I have
come an mstltution of lleTVlcebIg enough and broad t'noulZh~~o anythmg for anybody at any time - I am the WANT
The regular monthly meetlll~ ofthe Women's Alliance of UleGroase Pomte UlIltarian Churehwill be held Tuesday, January 11at the church house on Jeffersonat Rivard.
},Irs. Raymond Kidnie, programch&1nn&n of the day, WlU intro-duce Mr. Harry TrlV&Cof WayneUniversity 1I\i1o will speak on"Better Rela.tlons Wlth Ru.BL"TbUI is the third in a serlea ofprograma on the BrotheztJood otllan.
Tea will be eerved following theprogram. GUests and friends ofthe churcll are cordially invited.
Women' ~AllianceTo Hear Speaker
The Groue Pomte CongregA.tlona.1 Church is to celebrate theninth anniversary of their churchon Jan. 10, Wlth a II 30 p.m,"Blrthd8.~' Dmner" to be servedin ehnlt (}burch. GroSlie pointeBlvd.
The program promillel to be en-tertainIng and en1Jghtenl!l1 Thechurch choir will amg "0 La4yBe Good." the )'outh choir. "Jen-lIle with the LIght Brown Halr,"and "M)' Allee Blue Gown ..
A timely skIt, "Pullmg thePurse Strings" will be presentedby the Women's ASSOCiation.It 18rumored that the )len's Club w1l1 The WInter program will in.also be on the program. MOVIesof elude: Art - 011 P&U1tmg andthe recent ground brealung and Water Color, Badmmton (Instruc-progre.. of their new church bon and Open Play), Bookkeeping,whIch Is under constn1ctlon at the Book Reviewl, B a It Cutin&"corner of Chalfounte and IAothrop Bridge (Beginning and Duplicatel,\VlI1 be shown Call Mrs, Fred A. C era m I c s, Chorus (Women).Tomlin, Tn 1-2560 or :!olrs. George Chorus (Women), Chorus (Men),Turnbull. Va. 2-~517 for reserva- Cb.11d-Parent Relationships (Pre-tlons. School, Elementary and Adoles-
cent Age Levels), DanC1ng (BallRoom and Square), Dog Obedt-IlIIce Training.
AlIO Effective speech (Wo.men). English for Forel3T1 80m.Food Preparation. Gym and SWlIll(},Ien), Hooked Ru&,s. IntenorDecoratlng, lMtrwnentaJ. MU51C,Jewelry (Silver), Knlttin&,. LamP-shade Making. Kaehine S hop(Metal). Mathematics (Refrellh-er _ Arithmetic. Algel)ra, Geome-
Church Observes I Adult Education9th Anniversary Offers Variety of
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AID PA.TIENTSWhile the Southeutem Mlchi-
gan Division of the Amencan can-cer Society was busy dunng theholld&y.!ldelivering special ChrIst-mas packages to hWldredll of can.cer patients m greater Detrolt •the DetroIt Instltute of cancerResearch Itself was the reCIpientof a 1150,000 check from the na-tional offIce of the Amelrcan can-cer SocIety In ~ew York
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THE CROSSE POINTE REVIEW
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Grosse Pointe Woods Custom TailorLadies' and Men's Suits and o'Coats Made to Order
ALTERATIONS A SPECIALTYIF YOUR ClO'lHES OON'T FIT - - - SEE "JOE Ttf'E rAllOR"
"USING SOViet ¥nULE YOU WAIT21011 Mack Aye., nr. Ras_,. RNd TU. 1-0221
Meantime, with the patient'spermission and cooperatlon. shehad followed up on some cluesprOVided by the soldIer's cluldhoodmemones and had located the
The worker got buay. First shespoke to the medlw officer Aboutthe 101dler'1Ifear of blmdness. Asa result, the officer was able totalk to the man with greAter un-derstandIng about the probablefuture of his eye condItion. ThIsgave t.:le soldier a baatll for plan-nmg, and the Red Cross workerreferred hIm to a vocational ad-VIser who could help bun choose asui table Job.
Factory Trained ExpertsGeame Pane aod AccessorII.
SHEUSomething's Eating That Guy"
Describes Sick Soldier
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explorer, will show color motionpictures of "~orway Out-of-Doors" for the Wor1c1 Adventure ISenes at 3:30 next Sunday after-noon, Jan. 9, at the Detroit InstI-tute of Art&. I
Pointers CitedIn World Memoir
All m&.med coup1el are inVItee!to A new clASS, the "Psychology ofPerwnahty" wblch "''111 meet atGI'OIII! PoinU HIgh on Tuesc1&Yeven!nl. at a p.m. begU1ll1nl Jan.11
)(1'1. Mo~ Sherman WlU COJI-'1uct the clall which II an out-rrowth of a day time course whereIt wu realIZed how much fathel'lwere Interestee! m this field ofPf'rsonality also what an lDlpor-tant part the father has or &houldbave Il\ personality guidance bothIn the home aneSoutllde.
The understanding of perlOlIal.Ity-what caUll!Ilpeople to be theway they are and what can bedone to change and l!D?rove themwill be studied. Emphasis WIll beplaced on the guidllJlCl!of c:hi1drenof all agea.
Fathen are urged to atteneS,ADc1 to lUUantee that the malelan not lUbD'le!'le4 by women. no1a.diea will be admitted to the antmeetinr withoUt their hu.bancll.
PersonalityCourse SetFor Couples
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THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW
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: • He lSIl't worned about what lus wife knows-it's how.•• Ihe learned It that bothers hIm.
MERGER PLAN IS PREMATURECarl Schweikart. Grosse Pointe Township supervisor,
deDied reports that he and other Township offiew. are be-• biDd the movement to place the question of consolidating
tbe five P01l1t.es into one city_He said the men engineering the plan are privaie res-
idents who are interested in uniting the municipalities intoODe economical and effIcient administr&tion.
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_I Office at 15121 Kereheval between MarylaDd and La.kepomte"The Only Weekly Newspaper Covering All the Homea
in Grosse Pomte and Gratiot Townships"1. S. OLDH.A!& ., .•••• _•• __ • • • • • • • •• PublisherCHARLES MANOS ••••••• _• , ••••• , •• _. EditorPAUL J. BLACKBURN •••• AdvertiatDC ManagerROBERT P. OLDHAlrI Adverti.&ing
.". DEE HEBERT ...•.••••••••• -. Clauified Adv.;:" JOHN J. BROWNE ••••••••••• CircUlatioD Mgr.• Snbbcnption Rates: By Carrier, 15c Month; By Mail $2,00
per year; 5c per eopy.r • Published Every Thursday by The Gl'0688 Pointe PrintiDI Co,
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Be added that the men will be identified as BOOn astbeir organization hi completed and & chairman is named
. to aet &II official spokesman.~ Despite the supervisor's statements it must be record-
: ~ eel bere that many officials and private residents feel that Two Gro.. Poltlte ruieSent. re- l'et~an, the move is motivated by Township offieiala in an effort c:elftd IJltematlonal recop1Uon by y • .., I
1lo discourage the Farms from leaving the Township. the 1Jlc1Ulionof their blocraPhiU;- 1ft ''World Blcrr&Phy." the Iar;ut "Something's eating th&t 1lI1," Aunt. wIIo wu del1ghte4 to hUrThey contend that Township officia1a know that such mterna.tional bloiBph.ie&1 refer- .. 101dier told the soel&1worker. &boUtber nepbew and invited him
aetioD would hasten the end of the Townalup adminiatra- eftee book, just pubU8bed. COm. holAtlDg bim!elf In hil bed to nod. to VJJ1t her, Soon patients in thetion &8 it would only be a matter of time before Park, pn.tng two volumes to~ 5,12(1 in the chr1Jctionof a patient ae:t'OlIII ward noticed thAt the IOldler bAdon. .I Woods .1•• decide to form indi'V}'dual • .1_4 .. 4... .-res ''World BiOcraphy" 1iItlI the wArd. ''X think maybe be'l le&med hoW to lIIIille md even___ lUlU amu MIILI •.....- Ikl~ of ~,OOO UvinI men an4 ConnA blow lua top." 1&Ufh out loud.traDOD&. womeD cUstiftIa1Ihed IJl the artI 'l"he worker, one of a stall' of 20 • • •aDd IeiI'lftCd, poUtica, edUeatkln. Red CrolLl professional workers at Why W&II the lonely man's prob-
Tbeee conflicting statements indie&te one important t1terature. commerce. aDd ind.us- Percy Jones Army ~era1 Boa- lem important! Bee&l1ll! medical:factor and that is & merger of the five municipalities now try, mllIt&!7 and naval da1rl, pltaJ, east a quick look ac:ro.. the lIeiellet bu lonr known that a«in the Dear future is virtually an impoaibility. and. other Ildda 01. ende&'f'Or. The aisle where a young man lay Ii. patient'. speedy reeovery is de-work is pubUah84 by IuUtute for lently. nervously pJuekinI' at the pendent on good morale. TIlWJ, the Education Backbone
.... SUCh • giant undertaking entails Bineete cooperation ReIe&r'Ch in BkJCrIIIh7, New York becl.elothes. Th1a wall an. old stol'7 I01dier's problem M4 to be eelved._ DI1-~ ~ __ tho ,dmi.i_ mol "'t1. to "". -- -"...... ..... ....... pO""'" """"'" of AdYertising
........ta of the five Pointe&. IIlclUded f%om G~ Pointe 1ft wall worried aboUt lIOmethlnr; an- welfar& orpntzation go to so "Advertising 8lI It existll today:; 1fV"&- Walter FraDeiII RockWell. Preat- other worry wu beginnl.n&'to shoW mueb trouble for one 1I01dierTThe would not be poMible were it not:: At the present we do DOt poaeIS those traits aDd any 4eat and. Director, TlIIIken-Detroit itself in a mUd form of anxiety; answer can be found. in the 58th for our educational .system", Frank:: ..I.... to p:Iaee sueh & to'ft80lidation before the voters next ~e Company, aM Aleuncl.er another atck soldier needed to talk CongrelLl of t1le United Btates Braucher, president, Perlodieale,....-- Girard, areldteet. to her about hiI trouble. which in 1905 cbartet'ed the Red Publishers AuoeiatiOIl, declares in= tpriIIg is premature and synonymoua with placiDg the cart ''World. BiOcrapb7" wall pre- • • • Crolll and eommlasloned it. &IlIong an article, KINSFOLK: EnUCA-:=: before the horse. pared with the cooperation of nu- From hiI chart, the wortter other Uunp. to act &II a medium TION AND ADVERTISING apo_ MeroU IIClentlile, cultural eel. learned that the yOWlg mm WU of communtcation between the pearing in the Tre&SUl'7 Depart-or Perh&ps someday sueb. a merger ean be sueeessfu1- learned llGeieties, and ".. com. lIU1rerlng from a 4iaeue ot the armed forces and. the people. Now, ment's Spring IM9 School Sav-=: .But finIt an outstanding leader must emerge from the ranb pUed with the aid of lonrnmentaJ. eye, and bad been tranaferred to '4 years later. the organiZation. lngI' Journal Just off the pre.= of chic lIe1"V&Dts who has the complete trust and confidence apnc:iq in sixty countries. Percy Jonu from overseas. Afur dnaneed. by one annual fund cam- the Joumal goes to a minl~:: of all the Pointes and who is ..,.;n;.... to accept such & onwat referring to the a:dm1S1iOnrecord, palgn, II still c&rrylJlg out thAt teachers to promote the School...~ e-- ,,. , she found to her mterest that the Congressional obUptlon. S Pro f -the sa: .= ~D8ibility. L B perlIlln named .. hie next of kU1 avmgs gram 0 'VUIgs..... etter OX by the IOldier wu the aupertnteD- Augmenting the work of the 8ond8 Division.... With well a penon as a .eh&trmaD, a pJl1Ul.llIC com- dent of the orphaDqe 1.11 which Red CroIS profeasional sta1! at "The foregoing statement 18 be-E__ be __ with..,.-m- __ ..._ _ ..... "n ......."""""",..... ""'" Jnu _... ""...tal. -~. _n "'" ~" day'. "' .
.; llUJDicipality to join in a compzehewsive study of the matter. It hubel!n our pleuure to serve ~ orJlbana&'e, she ~scovered tJo.:;.:. ~.:' :~r::::.=u:: Braucher continues. "not only be-_ you with the SaVUlgI Bondi mat his mother wu believed dead and IIOIt& i arts d crafts d&1l awe of the fOWldaticm upon:: Their recommendation would be given to each council advertiaements for ~rship that there "IVaS no information !I.S proVlOn'<l paU:ts by Rea: Cro~ which our educational system= for further eovsidera
tionand then to the votenl for fiDa1 dlll'iDJ' the put year. to his father's whereaboUts. Here voluntet>rL At many army and rests but also because the simple
~-I0!l. Through etreet1ft pubJieat10ll of wu the Arlit clue to the melan- na ......1o.-ital8 i - t d truth is that advertising is com-_ ~ choba thAt agg'~vated Jus eye 'J -!' n coun ry an I tel '-eft... these W, the newspaper industrv abroad. volWlteers Wlder the sup- p e y w. ecUve unless our pUb-t: Tbia may appear to be a tong drawn out proeesa sim- has been of great benellt in he'p- condition .•• a broken home, a ervision of the professional staff he aen read. wnte and understand..' i1Ir to the Army's 'through the chain of commmlnd'" taco ing with the manarement of the lo~IY cblldhood. carry on this work which has been There IS a kmship between ad-;: tics but' th I 't baa to be tb moat national debt. At the same time ncouraged to talk, the IOld1er approved by the medical lJtai! In verbsmg IIJld education. AI our....;-Ml--t. m e ong run I proven e they have built up the holdings of told her about his lonellnelLl and one recent year for example ~L1d educational system unproves. it::: ~ financial reserves among their bow much he wanted a famtly. Red Cross w;rkers in military raises the level of the expeetan-_, readers and in their comnllmitles. The only relative be rem~red hospitals had the help of about des and' desires of the public and:: COOD LUCK GOV. WilLIAMS We again thank you and wish W&ll an aunt. but he d1~ t leno,,: 10,000 volunteers each month. To. adve~SlD.g helps to fulftll thoae..... you many years of continued good. what happened to her. Go on, g th th 'ded expenences and de51res."-. bUllnell the worker urged him, "What eLse e er, e"! &l approxJ.m&tely
:: Groae Pointe's G. Mennen Williams, :MichigaD" new . ~:JOUl'I, 15 bothenng you?" H2.000 patients.=..: I'C'"fDO!' began l!ia new administratiOIl Wlth youthful vigor II. A. ~~ ewer He was afr&ld of going blind, he Says the organization. the serv-_ .. mthwdasm. Newspaper alii! KeW1 told her. and wu worried about ice wl1l continue as long as the_ ~ 8eet:laa ~tting a job IJl Clvillan Ufe, All armed forces and the Amencan= Be gives promise that not only is he aware of the .......t ---- alone In t1le world and going blind. pubtic-'that supports the Re4 Cross_ 'b e'- Cd D d fa Wasn't that reuon enough for be- believe it to be neceasuy •..... ~ ilities eonfronting him, but also that he is deter- om, rummon r ing nervous? ----c:miDed to work for the best interests of all the people. Detroit Town Hall= The youthful state executive deeerva the fullest eo- C&ptain 'Bill" Oc1om famous_ • record - malong round - the - world
< _ opention from everyone in Mlchigan, partieularly thOle who flyer, ill the speaker when The De-=:can Grosae Pointe, home. trolt Town Hall resumel the FrI-= Republicans and Democra"- -"auld offer -.... h- to day n'IOrning lectures at The casa_loa IN1 ~ """ Theatre, January 7th, at 11.... Gov. W1lliams for success. o'clock. Ria IUbjeet ill ''The Future= Of Air Power."..... On January 14th, Roac:oe Drum-_. JUST COMMENT mond, Washmgton BureAU Chief
of The Christian Science Monitor,; : Tact has been defined as the art of uymg only part of will have as hil IIUbJect'"I'he State== what one thinks. or The Nation" - covering the
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::: Life must be worth lIving, the cost has doubled and we ~~~~l~-r:.eCuI Tbeatnl-Or':'"'~&till hang on.
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failures ot a.utomobilel, • .LLA:reporta, with mecblDteal tNaIlIeIrunn.ing second.
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Realtors InstaIINew Officen
Omcers and Directon of t1MEastern Detroit Realty .A.-d&-tlon for 1949 will be Installed at •baI1quet to be held on Wednad&J.January 19, at 15PM. in tbt Pc.oopela.n room at the Whittier IIotIL
The new offlcera are: .JolIn ~zett, Preltdent; Julius D1tuau.Vice-President; M. LeRo7 AAIItt,secretary; and Jqhn Abdoo, ~urer. John Hammond ta tile ,.jU.Ing President.
The, officera with the foJIoowtlW" mem~rs, make up the 1148 ....
ot Directors: John Palmer, a..rs.Erb, Harry Sme, Robert Bartlett.Walter Keller, Bernard C. YoaDdr,Gerald Gunn, R1clw'd JIAcR, ..and John Hammond.
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Localite InOrgan RecitalAt Michigan
WAYNE PROFESSOR NA.~DDr. Robert F. Steadman, profes-
sor of government at Wayne Um-versity. took office .January 1 ucontroller or the State or Mlchi.gan, follOWing hIS appomtment tothat offIce by Gov G. Mennen WIl-hams, who took over the gubl'r-natonal responsllnhties on thesa.me day
Before Jomlng the Wayne fac-ulty In 1947 Professor Steadmanwas a 90Clal sCIence adVIser to thePreSldl'nt's sClent,ftc res ear c hboard He al90 served as concml-tant to the NatIOnal Hou~mgAgency and thf' Federal PublicHousmg Authonty
Earl of DwyforTo Speak Here
Richard Lloyd George, secondEarl of Dwyfor, will be the speak-er at Detroit Town Hall, Wednes-day mommg, January 12th, ateleven o'clock In the FIsher Thea-tre HIS subject WIll be 'Outlookin Europe"
Advance reservatIons tor thetalk are available at Gnnnell's,Wd. 2-1124.
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THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW
WILLIAMS' ACCENT ON YOUTHChampion AgentBuys New HomeIn G. P. Woods
HARRY HAAST ....X CONSULTANT
That'. What • Brand-Ne.fireball ........ (em Make of
luick. IuIt Since 1937
Wby just imasine the pleasure of .poto-the.minuce performance aDd _ •car zip and go? Or only dream of a fallrasb of fireball energy under tbe boo-net of your faithful old Buu:k?
You can have tbe surgmg power 01a brand.new Fireban enS'M at the
beck of your treadle-toe-1ft any Buick made Since 1937.
We lift out your old engine-put 1ft a new Flteban freslsfrom the faaoty as,~mbly bne. Out you roll OD your bappyway in I~ts nme -and even at leu cost -tban it caka for athorough overhaal.
Come 10 and talk it ov~r. And ask about our eaty 1"'1'ment plan, wilb paymenu lust a few dollarl a mooch.
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ANN ARBOR - Miss PatriciaAnn Baumga.rten, 15637 Wind-mill POinte, Will give an organrecital at the Un:vcrslty ot '"MichIgan in Hill AudItorium on
, Thursday, Jan 8, at B pm.MIss Baumgarten Will open her
recital With three numbers byBuxtehude: Prelude and Fugue inG minor; Chorale Prelude on"Lobt Gott, Ihr Cbnsten;" andFugue a Ill.Glgue
These will be tolloWl'd by Chor-ale on ":Meine Seele Erhebt DenHerren" and Toccata In F byBach.
After an Intermission, she wlllplay Introduction, Passacaglia. a.ndFugue by WlIham; E1egJe by Tom Boyd, Grosse Pointe Ford dealer, was recentlyPeeters, and Cortege et Lltanie by appointed dealer for Perfect and Angelia passenger cars and
Here is & picture taken of Grosse Pointe's G. Mennen Dupre. Thames vans built by the Ford Motor Co. Ltd. of Dagenham,Williams, Michigan'a new chief executive shortly before he A fonner pupil of CharlIe Vo- England. Standing in front of one of the English built autosaccepted the governorship. These youngsters are Kerby gan, MISS Baumgarten is now f left to . ht T Eo d E F Williamson siststudying WIth FrederIck Marriott, are rom ng: om y, . . ,as-Soldier En)- Oy5 School pupi18 and with the youthful Williams typify the lecturer In organ in the School of ant sales manager, Ford Motor, Dearborn district; and A. R.state's new "accent on youth administration which promises Music The recital is presented in McKay, Boyd's general manager.
H Iida- J partIal fulfillment of the require- Io y m apan to face the many tasks ahead with vigor and enthusiasm ments tor the degree ot bachelor BETUBN8 TO PBAOTICIl
PrIVate Milton E Karsack, IOD of music. Orland H. E1h8. former &dmln-
~~::.~,:eee~~'C~: Arm.", Scientists Stud", Chances I1C~a.:::~~:o~~::o~~~~:=~~~~/_ '/ bon WUOM, Ann Arbor.Sakai which Ia near Osaka the M.ich.), &nnOUDCe<l hia return toaecoDd largest city in'Japan. He O~ S · I T. lIT ld 11'1 L11 ---recently enjoyed a day of rest on umva ~n rr or rr ar UNITED FUND PLANS the jraeUce of law at 1532 Buhl......__•• ..... D -~te __.. I I BuJ.ld1Dg, DetI'Olt, Klcblgan............ S6.vmg ay... r __ c - A state-WIde mobllLzation rally, Ipatlng In maneuvers a.t the Abeno It war WIth Ruasi& comes, couldt wreck some hlghly important to be attended by directora andManeuver Area near Lake Biwa, you and your family survive? Or target, but the disadvantages county commIttee members of the
ubbs Are Hosts the la.rgeat fresh water lake in can A-bombs, guided missiles, weigh ags.lnst It. However, Amer. Umted Health and Welfare Fund. and Mra. Paul D. Grubbs, of Japan. germ warfa.re, and ga.s wipe out lca WIll have to guard 1t.s borders cf Miclugan, will be held III Lan-
Uworth Road, were hosts last The hIghlight of the day wa.s whole American cities and toWIJ!l? to eliminate even that anal1 smg, Thursday, January 13, pre-at a cocktaU~trotha1 hon- the old fallhioned feast. The menu The A:tmy General Staft', aided by chance. paratory to the first annual state-
ring their daugter Helen Neal, consisted ot Turkey Rice Soup, scientlata, has calculated that ''The second way to use the A. Wide ca.mpaign of the UmtedDc! fiance, W. Tom ZurScbmlede. pickles and olives, roast turkey, bombing casualties tor any ot our bomb is to create an atomic cloud, Fund, it has been announced byr Lincoln Road. baked ham, dre.ssing, 1Il0w&ke thirty-seven large8t cities would by explOldmg & bomb In water. J. M. Shackleton of SagIDaw, pre~A junior b1 the U. of M:. School potatoes, sweet potatoes, giblet be less than tour percent, and that Careful patrol and floodlIghting ident ot the Fund.
r Buslnesa Administration, Helen gravy, cranberry l5&uce, green an adequate civIl defense program of the waterfront areas wouldJail- to wed the lIOnof Mr. and peas, cauliflower, frult aalad, rolls should bold them to lell8 than one make it d11ficult to plant such a~ Tom ZUl'Schmiede, Sr.. in and bUtter, coffee or tea, pump1dJ1percent. time.bomb.line. pie, mincemeat pie, Ice cream, Here are the General Staft' ellti- "So far. there Is no solution toTom 1& a graduate of the Un!- fruit cake, candy, mixed nuts IlDd mates of the destruCtion In life the trick of hldmg a bomb in &
• ratty ot Klchigan. fresh fruit. and property, con1lnned by atomic freighter or passenger ship. UnW'. Pvt. :Marsaek ill a member at sclentisU: ":More than n!Dety-six there ~ some device to reveal &
PACKABD'8 PBESIlNTS Company A, 27th Infantry Reg!- pe' cent of the people would be bldden bomb or plutonium charge,I Packard dealen of Greater De- ment of the fa.moUl 2S~ Infantry entirely Ul1lI1jured.Eighty~two per all ship~ ma.y have to be held in~It will launch a weekI half- (TropIc LIghting) Divi81on, oom- cent of bwldmgll would 8till stand. quarantine until they and their~ televillion show, ~g manded by Major General Wilham Sixty-six per cent of the target car g 0 have been thoroughly
Sc tti .th" kind 8. Kean. areu would be undamaged. 8e&1'Ched. ,rge t 0 tW1rt. a nt,e~ "Present civil-defense pIa n s ''The combination of all tactors,VlJ'Jey en e auunen over rob 1 h 1 ds ilitary.J-TV (Channel 4) from 8 to Lost time can sometimd be would p ab y save ninety-nine owever, ell. some m
30 pm Thursdav
Jan 6 mtLdeup, but death ta permanent. per cent of CIty dwellers In such planners to believe the aerial burst. . ,,,' . an A-bomb attack. Al!Io. in a real would be most favored by an
attack, placing thirty.seven bombs enemy. You can safely discountaccurately over as many Amencan any fear ot '& superbomb bigcities would be DO easy matter. enough to wipe out a large etty.requiring at least fifty-five A- Accordmg to a report of the Re-bombs. The most conservative au- search and Development Section,thority will tell you that Ru.sa1&A:tmy Genen.l Sta1l' a limltaUon 18could have but a few A~mb.l, if soon reached where two smallerany. bombs are more deSirable and et-
"There are two real dangers flcient than one larger bomb.now. First, panic; if war comes, "We can expect some bombs toenemy agents may try to 8taIn- hit clty targets, but our long-rangepede city dwel)ers with nunon ot civil defense program, if earnedA-bomb attacks Second. unpre- out, should hold casualtIes to apa.rednesa. We a.re at work on a. traction of one per cent. TIlls pro-5OO-ml1eguided mls.siIe. Some of gram includes:our experts say it will take "1. Gradual d1spersal. of vitaltwenty-five years; with an all-out industries and key Governmentproject we might do it III ten or offices, with a trend to reduceless. Expert opimon 18that we are large cities.far ahead at Rusllia, WIth even a "2. Bulldmg of deep sheltersplanned deteuee againSt enemy where lnlls and parks make suchrocket& constructIon poSSIble Wlth~ut ex-
"Genn warfare l8 a more realls- cesslve cost. Creation of ftrebreakstic threat, but the dangers of na.. where poSBlble.tionwlde - epldemic8 caused by "3. Bla.st-resistant bUIldmg con-t!lousands ot germ saboteurs have struction.been exaggerated. DJSeUe tocl "4. Dispersal of many hospitals,might be established at several fI.re-flghtmg and rescue sel'Vlcessepara.ted point.. trom which it to suburbs or fringe areas of largemight spread WIdely. But pUbhc cities.health !lervices are behevecl com- "5. Organization of all the pea-petent to check such a spread. ple for CivIl defense"with a nation-wide program forquarantine and inocula.tion.
"Should oUr water-supply sys-tems become polluted, there is a.simple remedy: Boil all dnnkingwater.
"A complete ~nse air raidattack on our clUe! citIes is almostimposllible. Our State Department,Central Intelligence. and the FBIwould almost certa.mly see SIgnSof impending attack at lea.st a fewdaY1l ahead. It Ia believed thatAmencan cities would have somewarning, probably several hours.
"At th1s wrltLl:lg, no one canmore than gueu how many bomb-en might attack us The odds a.refor an all-out strike at Americanba.sea and cities If 300 bomber9came over at least 200 enemyplanes would probably get close totheir targets, many etose enoughtor accurate hits.
''Would the Reds try to gLlI ourclttes? Defense pla.nnen do notdeny that IOme gas may be used,for panIc effect, but there are In-dIcatIOns thu top ptannen do notexpect gas attacks.
"It we escape war tor sometime, WIll our .. eunty end utterlywhen Russia. has the A-bomb?There are three ways tor RUSSiato try an attack. once she has the MystenoUll statIC In your car -arc. Me.bomb. Ii. few bombs ml~ht ~ I radIO can now bf' ehmmatt'd \~ th •Ilnuggled Into the country to a powder Injected mto the tlrrs II IVORY2 for 31, I "DRY 2 fir III
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A young man wtJo hu aold morethan a mUhon dollars Insurancea.nd during 1941 and 'U baa ledtIbe enUre Mles torce of Pruden.U&I in the United St&teI and can-II4a ocrmpn8U1g ot nearly 18,000agenta. recently bealme a 10eaUtewhen he purchased a new lloDlein Grosse Pointe Wooda.
He l8 Albert F. FloreUo, wbowill celebrate bUs 32n4 birthdaYon January 10 at In8 new home
A. F. Fio&ELLO at 1725 Ma.nche.st.er Blvd. with__________ -<ohts wife and daughter.
I b H Id F. Ii. graduate of SoutbeutemU 0 5 trst High School, Mr. FtbreUo later at-leeting in 1949 tended Wayne University and t.be1'IIe tlrst meeting ot Northeast- University of Klch1gan.Il Woman'lI Club in the New I>uring World War 11, he llerndat will be a sandWich party a.t In the Navy for three year •.:30, on Jan. 10th at St. Mark's He entered the ranks of Pru-LUteh. dent1al in December, 19411.
The lIUbject to be dISCussed by'. Agnes Chamberlam, "Educa.m tor SUrvIval in the AtomICre." shoUld prove timely and In-resting. Dr. Chamberlaln becameterested III radio-active subjectsIIlJe a research student In the~vendlsh La.boratories 1D. Carn-Ilda'e, England. She has been anItrUctor at Wayne Unlver<yr twenty yea.ra.
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Complete Household must be sold,ircluding baby grand piano and refrigerator
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Garden Club HoldsWinter Meeting
The Winter Board m"~ 01.the Federated GaMUl Club. ofMlchi,an, Inc., wu .chedultd tobe at 10:30 a.m., 'l'InInd:ay, Jan.e at tbe llcKlnl.,. roM hom' oflIrs, Henry L. NIWDl8IL
)lnr. Theodore Hunt, llnr. R.. e.Diehl, and )(1'1. Paul Kolvoo~ wU1Ml'V' the d.... rt.
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Hammel's Entertain :=.:u:e:~-II=~Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hammel Mrs. Newman, llrL HIIU7 r. wu.
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o unmng e nve en e KrL OI'D1OM Hunt, JIn. W. It.54 guests at "their home sunday Wheelock, )In. Cbarlton N...,.-evenIDg. 10m, &Ild KrL Lloyd Hu,htL
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MRS, DONALD JEROME HAIGHMrs. Donald Jerome Haigh (formerly
Constance Joyce Fitch) daughter of Mr, andMrs. Ferris Fitch, of 205 Merriweather.whose wedding was held on Wednesday, De-cember 29th, services at the Christ Church.The groom is the son of Mrs. Ruth E. Haighof San Francisco and Arthur J, Haigh ofDetroit.
President To SpeakTo Farm, Garden Club
Mrs. Hubert 1.. Cartel', NationalPreSIdent of the Woman's FarmlUld Garden A.lNiOClabon, Will speakon "Why I Believe in the Fannand Garden .Association," at themeeting of the Grolllle PointeFarm8 and Garden ClUb at thehome of Mrs Standish Backus725 Lake Shore road, at 2:30 p.m'Tuellday, Jan. 11.
Hoste_ wlll tie :M:nr.BackusMrs. Floyd Ballantyne, and :M:n:Thomu L1tUe.
Repeat Vows OnNew Year~Day
The Balfour road home of Bar-bara Ann Brinkman, daughter ofMr. and Mra. lrfilton George Brink-man, was the .lCene of her ex'change of nuptial vows on NewYear'a Day wlth John A. Jeffrey,aon of the Stanley J. Jeffrey .. ofBrantford, ontario •
The nuptial VOWIl were read bythe Rev. Richard H. Wilhams be-fore a candlelit altar of greenlland white rosea.
The bride wu gowned In ebif-fon, of the Grecian st)rle, wlthpear1.ll and bugle beads studdingthe .. tin W&1St girdle. The samebead &l!omment trimmed her ftn-ger-tip ven crowned wlth a Julietcap. Belmont gardenias and ivycomposed her bouquet.
A cana.ry yellow SlI.tln and mar-qulsette gown, With drop shoul-den, was worn by matron of hon-or, Mra. John W. Butcher, thebride'. only attendant.
The groom chose Patrick H.Barry for best man.
For the honeymoon trip to SkyTop, Uniontown, PI.., the bridechanged to brown pbardme, withbl'OWDanll beige acceuonea.
THE GROSSE POI NTE REVlfW
NEW LOCAL MATRONS
Women's GroupSponsor Review
The Women's Auoclatlon of theGrosse POUlte Wood. PresbytenanReVIew to be gwen by Mrs. FredChurch Is sponsonng a BookHauck on Wednesday, Jan. 12, at1:15 at the church. All women ofthe community are Invited to hearMrs Hauck reVIew the newestnavel by Frances Parkinson Keys."Dmner at Antomes.... ThIs .Itory1.5 o[ New Orleans.
This Is the first of the month-ly book reviews unde!' the newafaflrll of 1919 Mn. James AlIusIS the preSident of the A..I.Ioc:lation,Mrs Gerald Schroeder chalnnanof the Ways and Means Commit. A E'tee, MI'!!. Conrad Istaoh, leader of nnounce venlngthe Rachael Group who ILI'8 holl. Bridge Coursestesses this month, and Xnr. G. N. Be(laners and adVllDce bridgeCameron, clwnnan of the Book leSSOM will be given at DenbyReVIews High Scbool begtnn1ng Jan 10
All women who are interested 111and 11. . Iattendmg these reviewlI, which are Both coune. WIll continue for Ialways held the aecond Wedne8-
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12 weeks and will be conductedday afternoon of each month, are by Xl'll Freda Gillett, of the Den-wdcome W at c h The Groue by faculty and widely known au-Pointe ReVll'W for fUrther notices. thonty on bndge.
your speech together, rea.trtrmIngthe purpose of the meeUnc, andwhat la expected of "-'-mean.Ing the audien~ and you, thespeaker,
''When the big day oomea, re-member to speak plAlnly. St.re8Ithe peak word or phrase In eevrysentence. Take each new bre&thbefore you need it. Remember notto wear conspICOOUIl clothes wtl.iehmight draw the attention of theaudience away from wbat youSlI.y.
"When speaJdIl.g (JD tbe &I.r, for-get tbe emtence ot the 'littleblack box.' Be aJre no to leanforward into the microphone ..you speak. T!us b1Ura the wieleand ruins many a normally goodtone. Speak &8 you would If youwere conversing wlth a friend inthe most Informal and frleDdlyfasbloll."
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O'ConDor StudioMRS. JOHN A. JEFFREY
On a. honeymoon to Uniontown, Pa., wereMr. and Mrs. John A. Jeffrey who wereunited in marriage by the Rev. Richard H.Williams at home of the bride'~ parents'Mr. and M1'8, Milton George Brinkman ofBalfour road on New Years Day. Mrs.Jeffrey is the former Barbara Ann. Mr.Jeffrey is the son of Mr. and Mrs, S. J.Jeffreys of Ontario.
repea.ted eentenee 111 Americanwas 'WbadJa .y!' To Cortect alazy upper lip, masaage it fromteh cornel'!! of the mouth to thecenter aoo baclt With thumb andfore-finger. Practlce pbra.aes hke'plclung up paw-paws" puttmgthem m your pocket.' SAy lI10wlyat first, then futer. 'plck-It-up,plck-It-up" To aV&ld manglingwords, like .ymg 'Qemmn' forgentlemen, listen carefully.
Set amde 20 mmutes tWlCe aday to practice at home. Practicepo8tUre and correct breathing infront of a tall-length mirror. Itwill give you confidence to standand walk well. The best yardstickfor measuring your progress isyour cluldren'. apeech: If theirvoices are Improving, it meansyours J.I too.
"When you have gamed poiseand eelf-confldence through bheUIe of effectlve speech, you can[ace any audience. Good platfonnspeech IS9 unply amplifIed conyer.SlI.Uon. No von Hesse studentreads a apeech ~ commits it tomemory. Every student's speechl.s bUllt accordmg to a down.to-earth fonnula which 1.5 use[ul inall .!II.tuatlons.
"Compose the begullung andlast sentences With care. Openyour mmd to all phases of thesubject. 'Tuck them mto yoursubconscious mind ceeh mght be-fore you go to sleep,' says Ml'!!von Hesse. 'WhIle your phYSicalbody rests in sleep, your subcon-SCioUs mmd to some degree doesthe drudgery for you."
''In organizing your 8PtflCh, fol-low this pattern:
"Prelurunary: Add r e 8 s thechalnnan by name Recognize thehonored guests. Greet the aUdi-ence
"Introduction: S tat e clearlywhat you are going to talk about.State three mam POUlts withoutcomment.
"Body' Then take each fact, oneat a tlml'. and elaborate Strength-en your opmlon Wlth that ofothers Dnve homl' with aptB.nl'cdotes and 11lustrat!ons
"ConclUSIon: Tie the whole of
AnnounceProgram
Openhouse at Kellys'Warren Kelly, popular WJR disc
jockey, and Mrs. Kelly held openhoUie at thehlr Rward blvd. homeNew Year's Day.
A June wedding Is planned bythe recently eJrlanced Sally MUirPotter, of RIdge Road. and JackM. Cudllp, of Rivard Blvd, thedaughter of M!'lI John H. potterand the late Mr. Potter, and theM.erlUl A.. Cudhps.
MlU potter, a proV18ional mem-ber of the JUDlor Les.gue, III agraduate of Grosse Pointe Coun.try Day School and Endicott Col.lege. Her tlance Is a member ofAlpha Delta l;'bl, and Is now at-tending Harvard BWIlJleu School.
Sally PotterPlans Wedding
Roberta of the audlo-Vlaual de.partment of Wayne Unlvel'llty,will dlolCUlIlI the rellOurces of hladepartment.
l\[lI8tc: The Student League ofTuesday MUllcale will present theprogram.
Badio: Mr. campbell R1tchle,dlrector of program and produc-tion for CKLW calls hi' talk"Meet the Mike."
Soc1&I weUa.re: MIllS lolarie Roe,repre.sentatlve In Michigan for theAmerIcan Milllion to Lepers, Inc.,Will speak on the subject "Freethe World of Leprosy'"
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'DIe prospect at llpeaking iJl.pablic t.errlf'1elI most. people, bUtueedless!.y, &OQOrd\Ili to EUaabethJ'efIUIOIIl 'fOIl He.e, the great-tee teacher. Public I(Ie8k1ng i.Imel"llly "empllfied convel'll&t1on,"..,. the noted authority. WhosepupilII have mclUded IIUch world-famoUs tigurelI u )(ra. RooaeVeltcd LoweI1 'n!Dmu. In an i.Ilter-~ IIhe teu. how to re1&X nen'eI.ad muaclelJ, correct. ~ andImprove the voice:
"'1'be world jud«e.I you ill threeWIIl'J'.It
"1. By Wb&t they - - yourpenlOII8l. appearance.
'I. By wb&t tiley bear - yourwIItce.
"3. By what tIley feel - yourpenIOD811ty.
"'!be tecbn1que.r Krs. von HesseUIIl.I to unprove her clients on allU1ree counts are the basls of hertextbook, "So to Speak." A. fewyean ago Mra. _ Hesse came In-to the new:I wilen l!Ihe lowered)In. Roo.Ievelt'lI valce four notesin two week!!. Yet Krs. Roose.ye]t's was no uncommon problem.'1be VOICes of most American'MlIllen are too hlgh.plt.ched. Thetrouble, ays Mra. YOn Hesse, liesm too 8ha1low breat:luni" andthroe.t tensLon. She teaches herpupUa to breathe deeply at the1nI1st - a habit which decreaseafatigue because It Increases oxy-gen Intake at the same time ItiIn:proVe5 vOIce control.
"To acqUIre throat release. startby domg a polite yawn, SlI.ymg'ah4-h" Follow t IU8 wit h'&-e-l-D-U.' spoken With yawnmgbreath, open throat and relaxedjaw. Thls will teach those tightthroat muscles to concern them-selves With swallowmg only andnot to Ultel1'ere WIth llOWId. Thenhum 'Coh-m, e-h-m-m, e-h-m"Repeat !lUoo eentences u '9Ilventime. one are seven' and '90megreen b<'ans for dmner' to devl'lopl'e!lOna.nce.
"Our greatest speech fault Ismumbling A survey made a fewyl'al'!! &l;~ by Funk & Wagna.lIsdlscloscd that the most fN'quently
ublic Speaking Mere Iy "AmplifiedConversation", Says Famed Teacher
Followll'lg' 1.8 the complete pro-(t'&m of the Detroit Fedel'1ltlon ofWQ/l1en s Clubs' Janua.r)' AdultEducatlon Oar. January 13
The club 1S located at 4811 Sec-ond avenue, Detroit.)IonWI&' DI,1l>ious-10:00 A. M-
Art: Three films from the audl:l.VL!iual department of the DetroitPubhc LIbrary will be shown,'Artisans of Florenceft." "Art Sur-ViveS the Times." and "NatlonalG&llery of Art."
Garden: Mrs Herbert A. Dyerw,ll g1VI' an inSpirational talk on• My Garden. my Paradise"
InterDattODal R e ,& t Ion 8: Dr.George L. Hagman, OrthopedicSurgeon at Cranbrook In[lrma.ry,who has spent U ye&l'1l Ul China.WIll tell a.bout ''The CommonPeople of Chma"
U-.ture-D-: Mr. PaulJlornson. pastor of Tnmty M~'l-o<Uat Church in Highland Pa.rk,will speak on "Current Fiction"Mrs. Wm 0 Merrill. divi.sIon~. Mil give suggesUoJIIIfor dlrec:Ung' amateur plays
1'ecklnld0ll Bour -11:15 A.M.:)(rs. James B. CJI,ri8t1&lUIen ca.llsher IUbject "R0Un4 Trip Ticket."It w & detlcrlpUoD, from a clubwoman's V1ewpolnt, of a recentweat\Orl trip to lllUrope.
LuDcJteoIl - 1 P oM: Will ~.-ved lD the Camellia DinIngRoom. 1mIcheOJl ticketll Ihould
purehalled upoI1 entering thebo\I8I.
Dl'fUloo& - ! P.M.J4iIIaUve: Allnette T h .. y e r
, a.ssistant division cluur-will prlllgeJlt .. speaker on ..
- lega.l .ubject.PIcture: ){r. Tbona.
Women's
Education
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Special ReportA most unusual cocktail party
was given last wCf'k for BarbaraBrmkman and John AIE'xa.ndel'Jeffery The event started at thehome or Mr and Mrs Joseph B.Hester, of Lewiston Road. Dur-Ing the festivities. the partywusuddenly mterrupted by a tele-phone call, stating that every-one In the group should u.tellto a very Important broadcastwlthm the next five minutes. Apre-arranged VIctrola recordhad been made, outluung a fewImportant mutonal event&of thepast, but nonp. &s important ..the one about to be made.the one about to be made. '1"bereport announced the engac ..ment of Barbara to John.
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Pot Luck SupperAt Maire School• The Grog~e Pomt!' ~lpt.ho(\,~t
Church Villi hold a Church Fam IyPot Luck Supper at TftE MAlP.ll:SCHOOL on }i'rHlayevening, Jan-uary 7, at 6'30 0 m
The spr'aker of the evemng WIdb" Dr Paul Morrison of TrinityMethodIst Church, Highland Park.,who WIll review thl' book "Cry TheBelovrd Country' by Alan Paton.Thpre Will be movies tor the ehll-dren proVIded by Mr. ComelluaHuysken preSident of the GrouePomte K,wanls Club
The BUilding Enterprise COm.miSSion Will present a report w1tJ1defimte plans leadmg up to tlwground breaking date for the eon-structlOn of the new churcb bUild.Ing
Mrs Wayne D Wetzel 421Cloverly Road Is In gener&1chargeof the Pot-Luck and 1hou1c1 becalled at Tu 1.0904 for conlNlta-t10n a~ to what to brJlg All mem-bere and trlPnd- are cordLally in-v.ted to attc'1d thiS OCC&ll10'l1.
:ME..SIAH Lt:THER"'XSo.tI,eut Comer ..I KerrhevlOI .od
Lakewood A,eaaellTelephone VAlley %-2121A. H A. Loeber, I'••tor
If. L. lllartia, AeSlitaat Putor'Our Work lor 1949" will be the
theme 01 the sermOnto be dell\eredIn the t'\\o s€'r\lCf'S of Bunda' Jay-uar\' 9 The earl> aerHce ,..,11 begm ~EW I'EPS SHOW~~~~ \1~ and the late .er....ee at The BlOW Advertl.SlIlg a&ene,.
The Sunda) School IS In sesSIon\ bas arranged a network prot:rame\er' Sundal mvrnmg Irom 9 15 to between PesJ.~la. ~ IDI110 1;; 0 c1oek, .. Ith clll..!!se.pro\Ided ABClor cluldren of all aces
LUTBERAN CBuacB OF THZREFORMATIOS
Venor DllIh....y E. lit Lake.le..Calvi. F. Stleklu. D. D, !'""lor
JIlIIi Beatrl~ !li..no .... Fansh W.rker9 30 A M-Church School Classes
lor all ases Come and brIng }'ourchildren
The S&cramentof the Lord's Sup-per will be adnunl.tered .t 8 00 AM and 1100 A. M, Sunday, January9th
6 00 P II{ -SeDlor Luther League7 00 PM-Young People. Luther
LeagueJanuary 11th. 8 00 P. M -Rev
Sillgeo Tanabe who Is In ch"rge 01miSSionwork &munll'the Japanese InDetroIt Will be the speaker at ameeting 01 the Sunday School teach-era anc1 offlcera Everyone 1.8 cord'allyIn\.ted to attend
'zocal ehurches
Impromptu Stuff
GlJABANTEED
Horace Greeley was an earlychampIon of women's nghts.
STEAL SHAVERA Renungton electnc shaver
was stolen from the showcase atTItus Droll'S, Kercheval at FIsher,on FrIday, Dec. 31, City Policed1Sclosed.
- EcIcUeAIIclenoa. who play. Jack BeaD,'. 'abulollS valetIoehester, aDd bucl1eader-eomic Pbil Barria clve &be drwns andeYlIlbals • 1I11lt workoDt duriJIC • bRallier 1D lIie rehearsal of*be "Jaek BenD,. Procram," I10W heard everJ Soda,. OIL CBS.
FAITH LLTHERAN CHlBl.HI'blhp at E. Jell .... oD
The Be,. C. D Lan!:," P •• l ...Fnda .....7 00 P :M -Vlcton Lutner
LeagueSaturday, 8 30 A. J4 -<:atedllSln
IlIlltruttlonSunday, 9 30 A. )( -Church School
tor 1011 age •.Sunda~ 1100 A. H -Morning Wor. r "'. ~ ii'~" }",,*Rk'S ", , '"l' "'"...~....,..,. S-
ship WIth ~rmon on elmst, the ~. '" , ". .~King'. ) -I s?~f~...ltll:-' ~..~...; .. ~Monda)-, ., JO P Jd -Teachers' Itl- I a;;~1.. ~;;;N,. '~:;"'~i~"";.~~...
5tructIOn S ;'r .j1'",~.;-. "N ~ """' p . eTuesdel. 600 P M Glrl Scuul.5 , ..' ' " Ne." LouJ l'tC 0"Tuesda) 7 00 P )'[ Be' Swut. '/ ......
U:~,~~~daY. 1230 P M. Ladles AI- r , I: ~ I.\.\.C:~~I~e.day, 8 00 P. M-churcb t 1. " I.\.1' \J I' ~ ~G£
Thursday. (15 P M-J~nlor ChoIr" fPJllI' lL~ nl\.~~.Thursday, 7 00P M-Chapel Cho,r 1 ,~ ~Thul'llda), 8 00 P. iii -Seroor Chulr
THE--O-B088--:r.:-ro-Df-'l'B I ~OONGBEGAGTIONAL CHUBCB IU~ 9 C~h.a&, iJl B.iebrd 8<:.....
Jldilaky oear :acrebe.. lCbarles W. 8<:behl, I'est ..r
Sunda}, 11Lm -WorShip Sernce \eESunday.11LtIl.-Church SchoolSundayevemng-Youth Group.Monda}-,7 pm-Youth ChOir ~MThurad.y. 730 pm -church Choir &IEThe C'n'C Club Will meet SundaY
eveDlng,6 p In. at the home of IilaryLou Henderson,559Washmgton
The U DC'. w111 meet Sunday eve-ning, 7 p m at the borne of CarolCooper.223 McMillan
Sunda}'. January 9th. ..m be tbeN,nth Anniversaryof the Church TheBirthdayDinner wlll be held In ChristChurch on Thursday. January 13thReservation. are being taken b\ Mr.Frederick A. ~omlln, TU 1-2560orMrs. George ~-urnbull, VA. 2-5517.
TilE GROS8E POINTE UNITABloUl<-HUBeR
oIellenoll A,ell1Ul .t Klfard Blvd.Be,.rend lIIerrlll O. B.tea, MinisterChurch.Se" Ice Sunday.January 9th
19t9at 11 00 .... II! , ChurchSchool at1030 A. M.
Thursda>, January e. ~, ChoirPractice at 8 00 P )(
SUlld.y. January 9. IN .... DlocWl.lonGroup at 8 00 Pill:, pubhc cordiallyInvIted, Subject Monopoly\s Dem-ocracy. IIlr G LeolleTield ChalrmanTue.day. January 11th, 1949-WomenaAlliance Rerular lIleeting at 1 30 p-Ill, Speaker Mr Harry Trl\ac ofWayne Lnl\erSI~ SnbJect . BetterRelation. WIth Russia"
Tuesda\ JanUAry11th, 1949at 8 30P. II! , Bridge Lecture by Mr. Hsanborn Browon
Thursday. January tsth 19(9 at2 30 P !>l. Cradle Roll, Mothers Tea.All mothers of young chIldren arecordially In-Ited Subject 'Children sCommonProblems '
Durmg the month. or January, theRe\erend Mr Bate. Will speak eachSunda) mornmg at 11.00 P. M on'The Great Rellg101J" of the World."
ALL OVEB
PAINT JOBFACTORY MI.11IOD - BAlED ENAMEL
ISotOt b.t lefferson TV. I-teooat Nottincham
a.".rt Senlce on All Makes of Cars
Navy Mothers Club No. 68 wlUhold its annual lnstallatloll of of-fleere Wednesday, Jan. 12, at theVeter&lll' bullding. The followingotficet'll will be inItalled:
Commander, loin. R. H. Wnght;Vlce-Command e r., Mrs. H. J.Pfeltfer, )Irs. A. Grauman; AdjU-tant, Mrs. 1'. Marketta; ~F1nanceOtftcer, Mra. L. .T.Nadeau; Chap-lain, Mra. P. Burgher; Judge Ad-vocate, Mrs. A. 1. Kuhlman.
Also as Matrons-at-.Arms, Mrs.K. Hansen, Mrs. Edw. Newhouse;COlor Bearers, Mrs. Frank Mid-den. Mn. J. ab,endan; Board ofDirectors, Meldame.s: M. Schnu-pbase, R. W. Nagle, W. H. Dyck,N. Robertson; Board of Trustees:Mesdames: R. Brabyn, E. Bishop,L. Dunford.
Navy MothersInstall Staff
A Tea given by Joan Howardon the day after ChrIltmall seemedto be qulte the thing. Ann HIg-gins, Joe.n Korte, Mlldgalan Pa-gota, Sally Zeck, Pat A: BettyWalker, Nancy Bushwmka, Max-ine McHugh, .Toan Korte, LouiseClancy, and Joan McCarthy ar-rived to Idd their bit of IOplllsti-cation.
By MARY CIABI!: MvGLYNNBeYlllw lutdor Cor~t
It was the Chrl.tmas and NewTear Huon and everybody want-ed to attend the partie. liven byeveryone else. That'. impo'llble 10here are Ju.t .. few who w~eredto many actiVIties opened to all.
Ken Walker had open houle forthe whole Sopbomore C1U8 onNew Year's Eve. Among the con-fetti. balloons, and noise makerswe laW Lee ReSllgule, Julie stock-poole, Chuck Peterl, MargaretDeRoo, Mike Dolan. Grayce AnnFerry, Ed Grant, Tom AltN, Jer-ry St. Gennain, Maureen Wade,John Carroll, the writer and ju.tloadl more who dropped in to ex'press Hobday Greetlngl.
QUite a number trekked out toyour. truly'. abode where EdGrant wu providing most of theamusement.
On thIS same evemng DeneBradly entertamed the JUZliorland Seniors wlth food 'n run (aloe.We heard Dick G&110,Pat Walker,Don Bums, Betty Walker, GlenNossel, Ann Hlggllll, Dick Moran,There8&Pellrlto, Harry McFayden,Maxme McHugh, Bob Arata,Nancy Buswmka, Elmer Valez andJoan Mccarthy had a real 1lnetime.
Barbara Meyers had a real lineCbrlstm&l Party wlth all the trim-mmg. on the Tuelday followmgChrl.tm .... Those wbo all came In-dependenUy were Jim Korte, Slur-ley Kilbride, Buzz McAndrew,MlU'garet DeRoo, Marlin Justm,Belluomo, Jerry Gill, Ruth Can-non, John carroll, Grayce AnnFerry, Don Curt1Jl, Louise Dakos-ke, Dennie Van, Maureen Wade,Bob De Mattio, Julle Stackpoole,Ralph Trudel, Joyce ChenoWlthand PhI1l Walters.
Accordinl to the latest gossIpDon Bum. W&S qUite the centerot attraction at a party given bythe Walker twinl on ChnstmasEve.
1 St. Ambrose SetAttend Parties
THE GROSSE -POINTE R.EVIEW
ENGACED
Mra. Harria i. the chapter'sregistrar and }{rs. Erwin 11 chap-1&ln.
JACQVELINE GOSSER
Mr. and Mrs. C. FrancisGouer of Roslyn road beganthe new year by announcingthe engagement of the irdaughter, Jacqueline, to Don-ald Roy Converse, son of Mr.and Mrs. Roy J. Converse ofGirardin Ave., Detroit.
I COMPLETEI'I
20% diseoont S 00 REMEMBER, TOO-on all
lUMPING NO Other ChargesMer~handise
EXTRA,1
Wright s giftand
~amp 8hop1.. 10 MACKat WARRIN Phone-'Uo sa.
Young AudllhonsGoOn 'Hike'
DAR Board To MeetHarris ResidenceAt
Club PlansBoard members wbo will attend.
U n01 que Party are Mra. Paul J, MeIser, regent;)(r •. NeU A. Cameron, 1IrlIt vlce-regent; Mrs. Ralph Edwin Thom-
A. mI:ad bridle party combined u, Ie con d Vice-regent; Mra.with dinner and • falhioll IlIow Charles H. Rose, recording secre-win be held at: the GroNe Pointe tuy; Mrs. Macdougl&l Oldford,Yacht Club, Saturday, Jan. 8, be- corresponding s e c r eta r y' Mra.Iinnlnr at e:80 p.m. for membera Harry B. Alger, t.reuurer;' Mra.and their rueats. Theodore L. Danielson, bandal
A.ecord!ng to the club HCretar)' II!!cretary: Mra. Rudolph E. Hofel-th1I tm~11 party will lItart the Ich, hlatorian; )Ira. O. Dale Rey-gay 1Ocl&1 1I!!&IIOIl of the New Year nolds, librarian; Mrs. Harry R-at. the club. It 11 the first time a Matheny, Mrs. Gilbert K. Pulliamclub In t:hiI diltrict has arranged and Mrs. Harold C. Belf, dlrec.an event of the kind for a mixed tors; Mrs. Merrill F. Cros., ....group of ladle. &Ddcentlemen. slstu. chaplain; Mrs. Elmer .Tohn_ Stlndt, president, ChIldren of the
Walter Irvln&', fashion author. American Revolution; Mrs. Ed-It,., has made elaborate plana to ward H. Zeller ehainnan Juniors'make W. lIbow the moat 1Ipiendid Mrs. Robert Hale Pete~n chalr:produc:tlon. ever offered a private man of the Er:ning Group. Krs..
~. Ibow will be staged to the Peterson 11 & put regent of the.tra1u of WIJteI and bmeI of chapter.UYelymu.lc, and 1'1' lovely modell Other past regents to attendwill lIbow the lateet 111resort and will be Mrs. Roy R. Riddle, Mrs.Cl'llIM wear form. the Irving Shop. Charles E. Holme., MIll Pearl
_____ Lockhart, Mra. Osmond D. Heav-enrich, Mrs. Henry Bates Kellogg,Mrll. Charles Lonng Hall, Mr•.Marvin L. Hoagland, and Ma.Wllllam H. L. Everard.
lira. Zn111t C. H&rril will be Mrs. Arthur C. ErWin, sister ofboIt.e.. to the Board of Manare- Mrs. Harrill 11 to be CO-boStell atment of J'ort Pontehartraln Chap- the luncheon meeting, scheduledter', Dau(hters of the American for 12 o'clock sharp. The proceedsRevolution In her Kenaington road of which wlU go to the DAR 'UnitlIome OIl TueIc1a1, January 11. in Redwood Forest in California,
known u National Tribute Grove.The grove 11 comprised of uvb1gmemorials' to Service Men andWomell ot World War n.
Young DeweyAt Creigbton
Jolan I.. Dtwey, lOll 01 Mr. andKn. 'l'bomu A.. Dewey of 294IUdlemont, of Grone PointeJ'a.rma. iI at.tending CrellhtonlhUftl'liLy III omah&. NebraskaW. aemeet.er.
A rraduat.e of Zeeland HighIchool in zeeland, Klchl,an, Dew-.y let t.erecl tour yeln in ,oU andW&I &1.cl a member of the ' ... ket.ball 1qua4. He was • m.mber ofthe NaUonal Honor 80elety andHi.Y. Before comln, to Crel,hton I)w attended WIUlamI CoUere InWlWametown, KulacbUl4lttl. HeiI now enrolled as .. Mnlor in theCOller' of Kldlcin •.
Crel(hton 11 a CathoUc Umver-ilLy, fOUllckdin 1871 b)' John andIldward crelrhton, pioneer bu.l.ne.umen ill the mtdwllt. It 11 ad.ministered by the Jesuit Fatherland 11 the OIl1yprivate 'UniverSitybetween the MI.. I.. lppl River andthe W.lt Cout. Tbe preHnt en-rollment In the nine COUegei thatmake up Ute lTlUverBityII 2M1.
He II a Navy veteran and "rvedJ ,earl Ia t2ae V-U program.
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CUles for Wayne Unlvenity willtake place thll year at MuonlcTemple 011 Tuelday, J'ebruary 1,otflclw of the UDivenity Jaaveannounced.
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HoII,wood 'nf.rlor Sf""'o.U26 IlACK .&VB.
CUSTOM MADE10-0,\ V SERVICEGUARANTEED MATERIAL
F.E Un.llES .1YOUR IIIE
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III the earlIeIIt haurI of the New Tear JD( B'l'OVIlB .en'I4to Karcy Wetherbee. Dori.I R.emp* 'JllUtlp VQleaellft.,
~ CWe!1u 'Il B:d Kaver, Pat Vemmcmd 'Il Tom J'eUIU, JIla1lJ'rua 'n Ted 0&Iua, C&r1& LipKe '11 Dick Kitcbel1, 8aJ1y Me-
'Il Dick IIoeIa, SWIIle Jolm.IoIl 'Ii Dick Wlckh&m, u4 Lola't'J!,Jlm~.
• VAN' OElDOL resI4eIlo. OIl TorIuIhlN wu ab1Ue witJl• I&t11rda1 IliPt .. PIlTia'I paJa and tJIIir __ came ill
ItI1p hlm _ W. WOIIdertal yacaUon. A.I we wat back torldI at tbe cIinmg room. tU1e we bumpecllDto JUDIl1e Denner
Butc1l JIldgar, .haD Wright '11 Jim Barker, It&t!l1 Streit 'Jl1Uclltmel1, June lIo1fatt 'J\. BIll Huter, Meeky Vea ZIDeJt ..Ie Bel1ItfOm, Bartl Orphal 'n DImly Burke, KIrk &lid Chm.II, JIarIeu ButtOll .. J':rltll mo1. an4 8a11y ADdnIa 'Il TedI.
Oil ;y.. , the dance! II It wu wonderfUl 48DdDI to KOBTON'8 cIream7 muae and IIe1nC ~ decked aut ta tJIeIr
Ter- 1M erutry. ~ ml4DtPt approall1ll4 till bIl1I1lepIlriDe, Mnul tootlnI', CODfettt 171Da'. ad tJIa ta walb4 J1We
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NI. UZIFRITZ DETECTIVE AGENCY
UC8CSID I ~
'Y SHADOWl'" COMPUn INVImOATtONS'AIITlES GUAItOIO • CNAmOHI S8V1CI
CO'tFlOlffTIM
The reeenU, organized Youthi'Group of the (1Cut SIde Dlatrlct)Detroit A1Idu1lonSociety met at
~r~~;:;e ..~~ Announce Trothprogram wbich Included nature.study, a IoIlI' hike and .upper. 27 An eggnog party on New Year'schI14ra wiWn the ~e bracket Day announced the forthcoming
Crosby Show DA.TS roa NIllWOOIIIlII8 of 12 tD 18 and 12 adulta, all from J~uary nuptial r1tea of Janet.A.re you a newcomer to Detroit! tJu. area, partldpat.ecl. Ellll', of Harvard Road, to James
WJR's Music Hall .. or tJM penon whoM NI'W Mn. Clarence Messner, 308 Me- Velthuysen, of Bluebill Road.• Ia Bing CroabY," the new- Year's reaolutlon 1wl to do with Kinley road, preaident of the East MJss ElliS, daughter of the
Crosby musical variety meeting new peopleT T'Jlen th1a fa SIde unit, stated that the Youth's Cha.rle.s Thomas Ellis', W1ll wed, premiered over WJR-I:Ui your inVltation. Two g&la daneu, Group 18 part of .. new program the son of the John celthuysens
anuary InS. the first m 1949, are scheduled for sponsored by the National Audu- on January 29 In Grosse Pointecentral Branch YWCA, 2230 bon Society to encourage boys and Memorial Church.
tranlIcribed .leriu will be WItherell. Saturd&}' IUId Banday girla to becaome Interested lD Na-Monday UlrO\Jg!I FrIday nJghU, , to 1J. ture Study. TOO MANY OPINIONS
II tD 8:30 a.m.-replacing. AdmiIIIon rate. are low, tile lira. Me.. er laid that John HaV1Jlgtoo many opinions about01. the Warren MIchael dance lIoor WIlarge the orchestra Baker, national president may at- things can give you a headache,
"MUSe Hall" program. good. Young Ac!1dte Unlimited tend a future meeting. r&l9l!!your blood preSllUreand keep"peanng with Bing Will be hIli sponsors the Satorday dance and Boy. and. girls interested in you awake mghts. That's the con-
onal annoUllcmg mate Ken Sunday Cavalcade the other. Both joining tlus group can contact elusion drawn by Leonard M.nter. Format of the ~w in. are weekly dan'll ot which all M1"lI.Messner at her home or by Leonard in the January Journal
witty bUltering between 10Wl( employed penlODl are In. c:alling Tu. 2.2M&. of Living.and Ken with the Incompar- Vited.ing doing a few vocals. Bing
also Introduce selected re-of other mul1cal atan.
That New Year's Eve that we've btIA walUll' for for W"Unow j~t a memory-but what a memory!lll Part1II, pVt1t.,
II were held III all p&rtt of tIUI Pointe before P<l after Utece at the h1Ib ICbool.JDl HZNJ(JNG served a Illper 41nner oC 1aul ud ...uopecl
tatoe. at '1':00 to Nancy WethlMe, hi. date, MlU'i&DM TroID,.'n Dave ConneU, carroU GryUa 'Il C1&rk XcPhall, and Bob
'II rll.IUDo eNbe. After the danCI th11 crowd WNat to ear-'. for more fun.OYer at BARB ORPHAL'S ho~ ~r dinner were Dannye, Barb Baum&l1 'n Butch Edgar, Jlarlene Hutton 'n FrItz, and A.nnie Candler 'n Sparky Farquhar. Following the din-tbe OrpJl&1g&lllhe&4ed for JUCH O'CONNELL'S boUle where
8\rek played boeteM to .. rVl.DC c:oku. After the d&llce1111adjourned to the BIl8TIlR abock where BILL u4 Jue
att. IU date, .. rved .. lIIIh bre&Jtfut.L018 HOLTZ atarteci another crowd of k.Ics. off before tillce. &be and Dick Lord held the welcome 11m out u K&t1I
'n CIWclc Wqnel.', NaIlC1 Voorheu 'J!, JoJumy Wild,W.UWU 'n IMrb Brown, Joyce Wiele 'D Jim Kut, X&l)'
nr 'J!. Bob .trlker began arriving. After W. X&l)' 1llY!tedto Jler hoUM OIl TouraIne Road tor dlJmer.
Ginny Gl'UR 'n Vince SdIOeck, r..ow.. Deely '11 Allan Bryant,H1U Pierce '11 Shena KaoRae helpe4 KILTON 8Il'1'ZJ:R .Am)
LOWlCRY .tart. the New Tear npt over at Klltoll'.before tbe blC party at acho01.
"Come one, come aUo" wu the m..... e Mrlt arolm4 town byANDIlR80N about ~ coketall party. AmOIII' tbI many
aPt Martin 'Jl J.,:k Conleld, Gloria Jam.. 'II Bertie Spur-, Buck1e Buck 'J1 Jim HoMiDI, Sum. Wheelock 'n Tom Antol1,
DoJaertJ 'n Joe I'romm, 8mdI Martin 'n Tom A.ucIl, Irae'B K1kI 811'1e1, Jeu Cori»ltt 'Jl B1Jl JOGp, ad AJm.\e
If 'n BD1 CarUthen.
Daft .. thick rave .. pre-dance 4in.ael' party tor lOme 01 )WItnd8 at the GI'OIIe Pointe Yacht ClUb. AtteD4lDr were Bowie
II: '11 AJm YOUJII', Ray Bolo 'n Phy1Ua I'IUk, DUl K&n.tonJudy N8ll1.. Jolin J4ack 'II. Pat Mornuy, Mert 8toIMzl:feJd 'n
U11rick, Ted Hlellon 'II. Karp B:mmert, Chuck GbMquleNJOUl 1Iaulty, Don LandiJI '11 carol Cooper aa4 0." U4 Ja1a
, Dime Mouton.
Is sponsored by the'a •• u m F 0 0 d I Corporatlon_h the Doberty, Clltford an4~ld Agency of New York.
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.UZ1II Kl'1'8ON'B "open bo\aII" 'l'ue1d&7 BiPt after tIMatlity.AJumnl bUkeu.n game ... OM of toM bilbliIbtl 01
tlDu ~tIDll. GoIM or k.Il1a came to dUce, eat, u4 p1aJppldy Cbop ~p." 8eeA U'OWl4 tbe recnaUoD room wen
Mohr', 1lW4 Corfteld, Bayard Joe.on, Mimi DeBrul, JlmlUuun.t, !IIarY Hardleban, Susie lUll" lhertl BroWft, Gallright, Barry Munro, Leroy PepUnlk1, Sum8 K&rtlD, Tom A\lch,
nle Doner, and Danny Burke,
On '1'Iwuday afternoon PAT McKINNIlY U4 blr frludar for bridge, cok.. and potato cAlp1. At the door Pat , .... te4
lyn Roll, Jaaet ZurSchmlede, Barb BeUsal, Pat CJoyette,nda and Madge Wmter, BetllY Arnold, and aue KalN.
Thurll1&y nlpt followmr the moYie at the PIaDc!l .II Judy,ylU. RuM, )(r ••llyn Ross, Sharon Crawford, .~ KlJ'clsner,11 M&C&uley,Claire Weaver, AD4 Pat KcKlMeI ... t owr to
HOLLlS'lB'S bOUle for IOme Ift&PP1 ..... 01 Piq !'oAI.
rsday, January 6, 1949
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The way to do It 18 to start now to buy U 5 SaVIDgs Bondsregularly
Figure how much you 11need In 10 years Then put osldethe amount each week thnt wt1l equal the total-remember-mg of course, that you get fourdo1lars bad: foret-ery thn:e yOUmvetrt, after 10 yearsl
Then If you hllve II pat project for the future, hke sendmgyour httle gtrl to college, the money will be readywhenshelSl
lfyou are on 11pnyroll,Jom the Pllyroll SaVIDge Plan whereyou work Ifnot,mquueobouttheBond A MonthPlanatyourbank. EIther way, don t let the tune shp by Remember •
AUTfJIfIATlC, &4VINS 18 8UR£ $AVlN~-"$. &4VING.f BfJNM
Funny Ihlng aboUl lime - the dsYR and weeks often seemlong but the yeam Bbp by bite crazyJ
In Just ten years, our ptg tatled heroine on the left, whonow llpma tops 80 bapptly will be sptnlUDg yOUDg men 8heada-Justashapptlyl She'll be all grown up cuger IUldannoua to go to college. But, as you know collegt;. or anyother design for hvmg workJ.ng or plllymg takes muney_10taofiL
Lucloly 10 yenra can make a dtfrerence mother tlungstoo Money for U1lItam:e. If yOU go about It nght, you canmake your money grow, ngbt along WIth that youngeter
Th,a/,l .nn olficJa/ U S Tre.,1UI')" adverl/lamr:nt-PhJpitt"ed under llulJpicrot or Tra/lIw:P' DapartmMt and AdvortlainA CaunelL
THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW
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It 15 Mtoundlng bo.... mul:h togcan settle on a narrow mind.
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.. .th.t hili sentence wos tbe result of allllOClalion With bad
STORM -company wme:h lIhe had not bem abk to abll:ld him from.
She said further that the snng" (orced him to commit the
WINDOWS offc:nse which ~~nt him up and that be alone was payIng thepCtlahy that the more expenenced esC::lped.
Com.blnaUonSo wate:h your c1l1ld I playmates If there IS a child wltllWood or Aluminum- natural leader~llp who dot's lIot wldd the nsht Inf1Uenc:e your
...... 10' SI."" S.. k I clllid Will suffer from :u;soCIQuon WIth h m Maybc: you can help
• n.. NI .. U.", ... I .... I .. ~ fothll bOj If you "'III give the time to him but you cant afford
,.....,... .. T"' ..... 11.. 1 w- • .a •• , to ~cn(ice your ehdd.-Phone For 1 IRONER - VACUUM CLEANER ANDFree Eslimales WASHER SERVICELAkeview 7-37110
• Niagara 0995C/tr Sash " Screen Can Moralap ... E.... I,I
14000 E.1.M1LE RD AL JARCHOW • fl••, Will"MlnDT El'KbiqJco Clmpta =... R,p.lnItOMI'HOHI T\j , .. ,ft
8 Man Wrestle Royal Ip. 5 hiM .T~ ~~e:,l;,?~'l£a~d.1terce C 00 usclans~ -:: "'.::,='=1To Present Joint Concert~ ~ ~ ~:~ Tb.~ P1~:= Band and the Pi~n::~ TamboUrlne "CoDcerta for atleld Arena. Gmt!olIle&r' lG-Ytle Ordtutra w1U pIl'settt a joint one Armed Paper Hanger JoeftltI4. ccnC'e1't lU the P1erce Juniar Blll'b Glatzer soloist, and eonelucUng'
1n a !ta1Ure of th1J, kina, aU ISeboal Auditorinm on Wednesday with BraJunstedt s ~ten In Gnly'::e-=:d~~:::::: :=~:::e8U::r.m.theBo: '~fOllOWlng Plcl'ell mualcllUl5=~eY~~~ :Ire~n OO~h~:;:~u;:=~e~e::e~:~I:lIo:a:~~~that 11 meant. the rur- two eIl..ln! Idrat half and w1U open with a Elaine Blln1eur Ronald CinderJl&te4 appear In a 3O-a:ll:Ulte 'lludI," fnlm the ~OeculllnD1Robert. CU!e11, Ruue1l Gragg Joeaw:dl. the n!St two 1D. aDOl.her Oratarla" by Bandel Thill will be Gent::er Robert Howe Sby 'leek3O-JUfnUte bout, the fo11awtegtItu f~ed by Four Clank Dances er and D ck Caunden.tnaol6-rn1nUtl!~t-tc.andtMfinalland" HR~an-Charale and Over ---~ are ~ m tht oM-h= ~ .. tw T.llclla1kaw1lkL Tom 1..Ll LE..4.Gt:E ~IEETS
=-in In- :'~be -r:en.5=u.~; string !lli:g:d~UA~r l~pp:
'l,"EW "T' 'I'EIDI Tile 75-~ee Band will appelU' ChIldren will meet In the Fort~ ope%ll!dthl.I ~ek aft,eH Ule mte:mIss:Ioll begiIJning Shelby Hotel for their annual
~~go!te~ ~:; ~~~ =~o~:,,~0~senll~~f01lO~a.~~~~~~~an~:le~l:en~~~ ~~The term beg1n.J Februuy 7 great 'Pnhtde and Fugue In B cal1ed at :l 00 pm bv th" pt'!'s
nay ""ld even!og c1a55"s lC'!ll b" 1h MInar' by Bach. On th~ light d~nt 11l'l1 Alfred W Benderofrr.....d In Cll dU!'erent mhjects &.I: et dde wiD be Andtnon II 'The Th~Il' \1.'111bp a board m"etil:lg atcording tD!llrL S.anley F Dol" Sp:copated Clock. 'Danc:mg 10:111 a..m.
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No" At I AutnOl"cf16330 E. Warren "HOW Ta WIN "limos ..,..I INR.lJDICE P£OPlr(BetweeD 3 alb 1& CoarrilJe)
E.U'ERT CHILDREN NEED COOD COMPANY
Radio Service WHAT land of compaD) are )our children l..ecplng' All ofBolISe calls Made I you probably have read or had told to \ou the ~torv 01
s';::e ~~ ~Jc::et the tather who warned hiS son ag;1 n~t orne of h15 pla.\mat.es
ROBERT'S 30d the "On wl~l1~:h~~:::e e~er:u~o~;h w~~~e :~:Y;:I~:RadiO Service thm aample. Then the b.tber took tbe boy
TU. z..4SSO to the storage bin picked up a half rotted appic and placed It 10 a box at sounrt ':1pples A
Fall is Camln 'I'" "eek later I e to.k tl c boy back to that stor~OW S TOE g age bin-and the expected h:ul happened TheTIUE fortner good apples were now panlv rotted.
I'll Yesterday a woman who works now andTo S then In my home asked to change ber regular
CONDITION ~ day rOT another On the day she Wall lIupposed~t~:~li~::~.S allowed to VISIth~r C:o~e ~ m?onh:::l:h:~:~~:;~I:O=~O~
IpIU .. TIT.. He wu sent thc:re wh"n he wu:. one month past Ius eighteenth="S:~lce : blrthdaj [badn t known about t1IB hut I had known that theCALL DmECI Imother reared 111m In Harlem New Yorks so-callc:d den ofTU. 1-9813 Inequity HuJem I~ considered such a tough section 01 the City
L I S that R. H \1acv s deh\l'ry man told me once that they IEAR R CHARD ~ ne\er went tllere to make: deliveries Without an anne:d bodySHELL SERVICE ~ guard In th~ van With them
20397 Mack A,e ~ Th. molb" R.d tb" b" ~ bad ... " .p.n' • n.gb'~~""~~~"~~;...:~;'~~~-:r~ away from bome until he wall sent away by the QuthontlC'S
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14730 KercheYllDetroit
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WritUlp that meal the actulScieace of Chmtianity, ...thereby have meant the ~.;c. bet..... icku .. eelhealt1Jl, failun aDd ~ ..nit md rieb utiafIetioa,.thouaanda, are .v.nabJ. ,.you at the nearest ChrimDScience Reading Room.
H.re tile Blbl. and 0 .•Cbri.tian Science textbook.-Sc::ieDce aDd Health with x.,.to the Sc:ripturea" b,. :MaryBaker Eddy -contaiDma' thecomplete .:r.plu.atioll 01Christian ScieDce-u wen.otUr Chri.tiaD 8<:ieDce u-..t::an. may be nad. baaow..ClI'parcbued.
srNDA ~ SI.KVICESlO 1lO L" IlId 11'00 1I.1lI.
Swtday Scbool~'lrlt lelIStoD-10'~ LllI
ieeond dea1on-U;~ .. lIl.
lNedneil1&7 a:.ellJ~ THtI!lIOIda1ltleetl nc II 00 ".ll1.
t'.ead1111 kWOm Oped .eea eso;,.LO:110 a.ID. to 9 00 •• m.~""~'30 .0 5.00 p.m.
SIXTH CHVKCB UI' Cauwn.SCIENTiST - DET&Oft
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BAHA'IWORLD FAITH
Un,venel P.. ce is en impoe-.ibility 1hrough hUJM1l end_!eriel ogeMiell It I'I'IUIt _
thfOlJllh oplrt1ue1 ~.
Ope.. Sandall-and &ery DIY-9 to 9
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Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman, VicarNL .au !II. tle
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U 00 A. K.-.~ ~ .....ISenllOll(Narary Dartar Ber'lioe)
BAH .... I WOBLD FAITH1S! )fora .. &oed
Ph.lle TC, 2-331.Frida;,. Ja,".ury 7th. 8 J() P ~l Dls-
cusllon Group Bvok Poe,i.w or )100-EP.N MAS'S COXYLICTS." re\iewedby Mr )'Ioyd MurMn. !lunda). Jar9th 10 3Q A :l4 Sur day rlass Sub:ect,. Ob.dlerr> To DIYi~> LlI..a" l!:xp-rl.menU In ee'enee I
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10:45 A.M.I Morn,nll Woran,p
Nur .. ry Kind.,glrlen :Prttl'lery end JU/llor durinll .. rYle. I
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FIMT CBBI81".tS BzrO.)fED I CBRIST THE 11.I1IoCiLl TRZUHCBV&CB CHLK(H
II" .... ,.1•• 41 at Goe'he (.r.lI" P"I"t. W""d.Bev. M Oell'!ala. r..tor W. J. (,.lff"rt. p•• tor
"rlda~. 7 ()o P !ol Go.pel serYle> at Sut',jay 8 J/) !l n, - T~' 8u"daythe ~ar:np Hospital. Alter Road at Seh',',l rneets (or all 1\11:' 1J."upt N ....Lake flt (lair pupils may be enrolle 1 ~t a, I time
Sunday Senlcf's 11 ()() a D'1 -'11 p rr()rll~r9: .M!r"lC4lr}OOA~-'lr' Chrlstla" 'd:ot<lal. 8(j{) pm to 900 P WI-II ~OA ~ -S1mda, Srnool A<lult Blbl' c1..... Th,. I. an open7 00 P :10{ -E.',erlnll' Worahlp dl'ICuulon rl .... 9 and Is Copen to theL sten 10 lhe n.ck To GotJ Hour." put,lIc
Ing Tue,JIl:r. S 00 P m -Vot>n meetlnl.113~ Conyour dl.1 at 8 30 8udn.,. morn- Thruld.y. 8 3/) P m - Adult dMltr
practiceWednt.day Janaury !2th & 00 p. III
The Ladles All%ll.ar:r 1Il'111 Install ttene .... "meers tor 1949
Adolph L. Damman,Treasurer,Grosse Pointe T ownshtp.
NOTICE
Pay Your Taxes Before January 10th, 1949 andAvoid the Penalty.
A PENALTY OF 4%will be added after January lOth, 1949 •• provided bylaw.
Thi. tax includes the County and School taswell a. the Township Tax.
Payment can be made up to and includinl' Jan-uary lOth, 1948.
To TaxpayersGrosse Pointe Township
The 1948 Townahip Tax is now payable at dieoffiee of the Treasurer at 15115 E. Jeffenon AvenueGroue Pointe Park, Michigan. (GroNe Pointe ParkMunicipal Buildina.)
.JEFFERSON &''l:SVI: .. rRODI8'1'CHti8CB
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JlimterSt'XDAY, JANUARY ..-
l(l00 am -:!l4orntng Worahlp with Ithe ReT Rudolph ]JOyce, :CZeeutive I'Secretu:r at the Weele:r J'ouu4etlonat Way n e 1Jnlnrelty. .. lIUutpreac:ber
A clau wtll be r_l.,ed mtl) the Imemberlhlp of the chureh.
10.lJO..12 00 nocm-<:burcb oebool tor Ithe children.
11 15-lj 00 1l00D-<: bur e b lICboolelUllell for Interuoe4latell, 10Wl. peo.pie ud. Itdult.l.
1,00 p.m.-Youth Fellowship .eet- Itn~.TUESDAY.
7 30 p m -etaM 011 J'amUY Lln!lltled by II,.. Dorotby Boan 01 the De.trott Baud or Public KUlth.WEDNESDAY;
4 00 P m -.1W>1or choh' rebeanaLTHURSDAY
12.30 p m.-etrelea 01 tlle ....-'eloelet:r wlll ban lImdleoD ~CIin the bomes
1 ()().10 00 pm -lteere&t1OD tor theteen ... e youth of the cltu.rdl &lidcommunltl.
7 ~ p m.-eholr reheanal
TKt.: <.BOS!iE POINTE KET80DI8TCHI:IU,H
Heed.r !fow la "",,11)' eclooolKerb) Xea. Kerehuel
SeU,lalf Hlte. ..,... B.. d .e.'"e"howel
Bev. lIu,lo (.. "hUe. PutotBe.. ::MI V.. AlItlll'er, Bd.
Tel. Tl. 1.1UBFrida). J .... ty " IIN9
5 30 P Y -<:hurch F&!'nl!, pot-lucksupper at the MAtR!: SCHOOL Theapeaker ot th~ eUlnlnr will be DrPaul Morrls"n Cot Trinity llhthodlst(;hurch IlIgnllnd Park. who .m re-\Ie", the book . Cry The Be!,,\ edCCountrj" Ther. ""Ill be mo\'left torthe CI,lIdren The BUlldlnr Enterpr.seCummllllo (In win report on planswhleh will lead. ta • d.etlnlte date torbreaking ,round fCor the ne .. bulldlr g
buada)'. Ja •• ary I. ~to 46 a 111 -!4ornlr, ,,'orshlp and
Rermon The Expendability at God'An Infant Nurlery Is maIntained dur-Inl the Church Ser,lee Nur.sery chll-eren up to three year. of &&,e meetIn t"e Klndorgarten Room In thebaaf:mt:nt or the Ich(,(jJ
All o! the departmenU or TheC'.urch Sch",,1 trom the Klnaergar.l~n up to "nd including the JuniorLJepartment meet durin", the Churchbenlce and han their o.. n pro.ramIncluding .'1 opening worship "mceand cl.... perlCods. YonoARCcBp<-ere"pWa
12-12 3O-The Young People. Cluatl"pets under the dlreetlon Of Mr'fhol2\&ll MunlOn
3 pm-The Bulldtn. J:nterprloe 12 to 1230 YO<JnllCoommllllion ot The Groue PoInte Cia"Metbodl.t Chureh wlll meet for " \ •..ery ltnportal't meetlnr at the home T ••• A_ 001 for Allof 1>Ir Willis Bugbee. 36 Beaeoll Hill ........,.,... ........
Weot.... ot.y. oJaauary n. 1... I Dep&rtme:rlt.~10 A M -cabinet Meetmg of '!'he ,
Woman', Society ot Chrt.tlan Senlee I REV> BUGH 0. WIII'tE.~d the par.onqe. 20d V.nAntwerp 1 Putor
TlI.n4a:r , ""UIT D, 1MI 1-••~ BL 'I'll. 1-11.4 P M -Jllllior Choir ll.aheareal. BuUI~ ~~~hr_8 P. !II -&lnior Cbolr Rebeanel.
VACA'\, T
~ocal ~hurches
roB SALE-AU'l'OS
VA 1771" - vr.. 2 Ci3B1003 MAR'I'tr..ND I' E JEFFERSON
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
So""enel n.. r '" Ie.8u Ide .. 'er"'l $.650
MOlP"ln..(.nl1fonte cO"'r\er, '1"1'''';'. Te,""",
An,.. ,..~.. r C"'a~ ,.,....o ..~ II' '''e ..'-oed,,-"'g.~
GROSSE POINTE FARMSKerby Roed. 340 L.rge loi d brick, I65 ff f-or •• ge I bnry, powder rOOmflm flC>Ot. 4 bedroom. 2 1>.11>1. Me- Iond. Recr .. '_ You cannot eppre- ICia,. the I.rg. spae,ous rooml. unle'ls 1you Slip ,nslde l,v,"ll room 32x18. !PrIce ,,"der $18.000 j
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HANSONChevrolet Co:
14259 MACKBUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIES
I Severll 60 f •• ~d 7~ f. 10'$ on la.~I polP"ltf'. P.MbI' ••on. ., 10.'-, Jefferson I
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FOR SALE. Dry cle&nIQI' bUS1ne.ell lDGrOl!se POlllte Wood. Forced toaell Yake 1.11 &11 olter. Call VA ....61&:l
I "A !l.o." $1"\'"\1
I Vovr 0 ......'" CC'i1""1v"'l t","~, lq~ \l' \ ,.::: I "l~e;;;:
J <'1-.~I'TO:" Sl~ M cuh ('.. n KrHom.n. TR. .. ~
MARTHA S BACHERS
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WANTED USED CAllS4ItKY Veteran bu aU cub tor c1eaD I
CllI'. PI.... Dhone Chen 1653.
Cars WantedLate Models
Highest Prices Paid
GROSSE PO INTE 'vVOODS II Srv- DrlVl. 1312 S.. ck ~\oII,.t. bv II I,19~2 Ch'Yl er G., fJr~lce l v ngj room II 22xl.5 F'rsl floor Ilv.10C(I 8edroo""s I.rge enocgn for tw ... beds
Ge. mc,ne,.lOf 2 elr gar. go w," II large apron, 10' 71 It I
8') .. Orlve e. 'k Co a" I' bu I' 19~1I 3 large bedroo""1 p en"y of cia''''
INew C.rpel1\g mroughC>Ul S,orml .nd.CNlens GI\ fum.ee l'1'1mea I'. oc:CUfMncy i
8'1'. PAUL LUTBD.L'tl' ~Jad<Ioa School &e.utod ..W...-eaey ... Kadl>o"'lll
..... CUrlee W. BaUnek" I'utu~A lpeel.l feature or the Sund&)'
School .emce l1ext SUDday .t St.Paul Luther&%> Church wlll be theobo'llrlng of • IItC'lll'&rdeh1P tUm c.utled 'Two Dollarll." The picture tep.rt of the eonsnptioll'l lltudy ofthe lNbjeet of etllwardahip. duringthe month 01 January. Sunc1a:r Schoolcla.ues lar ell ageJ!l inclllclboa adultlare held at 9'30.
At the ElIgll.h aernce et U o'clock.Pastor ~leJI W Ban4roc1t will.peak all the IUb)Kt "We Are God'.ManalJer. .. Putor Pblltp Scbzn1dtwlll conduct the German Sen1c:e at8 o'clock.
Durtng the month of .1a.1Iuary. the1948 CADILLAC~2 4-door sedUl. a Chlldr.n'. Churcb held IIoCh SWl4&)'
beautitul cypress gl'6ell. :Radio., at 11 o'c1oe1t for children bet'IIl'_heater &1Id hrdra'JllA1.Ic. New car the qe. ot three &lid Its wtn be III~tee. ;3495 00. ;l. down or charge of loln. Ro:r Xt'auM and JIf.rs
e KOTCHER OLDS CO Robert Fox.
1li601 E Warren i!TU.2.56(O
1948 0LD8. 118, Demon.traton. Twoto ehooee trom. $2495 &lid $2085.N_ eal' gt1UII!Itee
:ltOTCH!lll: OLDS CO.15601 E Warrell
TU. 2-5&tO1tf,S BUICK. • door sedan. black. R&-
ello, heater. many utru 9000 miles.S mal. old. Can't be told trom newU.350 TU 2-9324
PONTIAC. 1947 ConTertlble. Exeel-tct c:ond.lt1on, PL 0331
C4DILLA.C. '46 model •• door eedanEse.Ueat mechanical condition. Nodealei'll TU. 1-1936
n&CII: LUTHEBAN CHllBCBWarree aaot Belt ....
REV. ]!;NNO G. CLAtS, :PMto~1lIl&. OVmK .t_ XZBJtE1ll8. Vicar
FRIDAY, JANU~Y 7-The moYie . L11' A.bf'er" will be
.hown tn the Peach church .udltorlum.t 7 30 p.m.. Adults .30 &lid chll4reD.15, I. the price of adm1eIIOn.SUNDAY. JANUARY ..-
R.... EnDO G Claus .-111 d.lIver theaddress Oft the tbeme ..... ther. andMothe"" take ~e ot your bora andririe" Re.,. Claus will .pealt at baththe 8 30 and 11 00 • In semcell.
Sunday lIChoot and bible duael at9 45 a.m "The mlt or the Wile lI.n"te the Sunday achool story of theweek
ST. I&MES L£THEBAN CHVBCR111 ](ellllll.aa &o ..d
BEV. GEORGE E. IHl&Z, Pa.torlJ,vlne .semce.. Snuday at 11 00 LEn
~onducted by Putor KurzSunday School at 9 (5 a.mChoir rehlllJ'lla1 at 8 15 P Irl Jan-
uary 7B.uketbal!-St James vs Rcde:np-
!leon at 2 00 pm Januar)' 9 at SalemChurch, ,"oreet and IroquoIs
Voter-. meet1Jlll' at 8 00 pm Jan 10St. Jamfll bo ... lIn~ team (women) at
8 30 p m. January 10 .t DowntownRecreation-71h tloor
Women' I Gul1d m.etlllr at 1 30 p m.January lj
5t James bowll11~ team (men) .t7 4S P III January 13 at East WarrenRecreation.
GBOSSE POJNTJ:. WOODSl'IU,.,UYTMUAlIo Ull Bt-H
1119:10 ~ael, "'.1111> at Touey .. &4blada), J.ADa". B
~.~ A 'd -Church SehCoCol torlho% nln~ years Co( II!:' and Cold.r
1100 A M.-Cl1lu('h \\"orahlp l!f"r-m(Jn thun,po I Dell .....e III G(jd ~rlt.~rml'jn ill a serip", o! thn: ae:rmanaCHI 'f1Ii: APOS'l'Lt~<; Cl-Ck.:I!.1J
11 (I) A M -Churrh Se n0r,I tvrchtldr4"rl t'l\.() to ~ ght >( arB or age
7 ) P M -Tuxl. ClUb Will mt:et.t the Churth W0rHbl~nv.s :4arr,Pr(~rarn-l)l1tlY Lff:, l~...fr(sblnrl tB,Gall> Aihtvn o.nd Harhara UrlnkaUH
b 00 P )II -~emll.,s and friend!Cof The Song Fest will me.t .t tnehome o( Mrq AltJ<rt V Lancaster.1421.) En g urn e
MOlld.), JalIDIor) 10P ~'-Cl.ruf 11 ::'Cll (..1 A...!lo-
meetl "g at WeatmlOsttrUa,nllton at GI) I n CCourt
at 6 15 P m by ,.serlatlonTuesd.y. JaAD .. 'y 11
~ ()o P !>I -The lloard of Dea-cons Will me't .t tI,e hume of Wea-Icy B Orr Jr
\\ edoeld.). Janua,y l!8 00 PM-Tho 1> ••• I',n will meet
at the hr,'Ile of (,eCorge COUIllard,MIS Younl( Lane
Friday, Ja.e.". 14~ 30 P :'1-Tho Ihlll or and Annu.
al meelllllJ 01 the con"reg.t1on andcCorporation at the Church j~eport •.e!teWJ',s and tulure plans "'"111 be onlhe docket (or the ... nlng EldeuThComu A. Dewey and John M Eu-tCon. at the S ... lon. are worlung .. IthMra Richard P Lehmann .nd MrsGeorge E JennIng •• ot the Women'.All sCo<.latlon, In the malung ot pllLrLltor the dmner The follOWing memobe". of & committee Will plan Cor thepresentation or necessary bus1nuaRo}. Nel.on. :llu:well Bal"bun'. EarlPete ..... lIar.hall Jameaon and Char!eaSchank. Jr.
700
Per. ~~;~o~Oln""er
East Warren
THE GROSSE POINTE RNIEW
SER\'1CES
Dollar E1ectrc Moto'Re:>a,r Se'V ce
WA 1-4.S~0112~ Hlrpe. Ave
FOB SALE
Tuxedo 2-5640
Friday, January 7
AUTOS FOB. 8ALB
WANTED TO BENT
5
15601
Kotcher OldsmobIle Co.
CULLIGAN SOFT WATERSERVICE
A TnDll A."iI> MO~"ET SAVINGCONVll:NlltNCE - rn ...estlpte Today
22700 Harper AvenueTel. R_,11e 0456S-W
VENETIAN BlI NOSTAPE OR CORD
By the :va.rd or we wlll replace Itror you
STANDARD WINDOW SHAoe COSerrmlJ your neIghbors o...er 30 yre
15915 E. W.rren at Buck,ng+.IMTUxedo 2.S440
TRAVERSe ROD COIIDby the yard or
we wlU replace it tor you
STANOAIID WINDOW SHADe COMPANYSWTlnr your nelll'hbors o.... r 30 year>
15915 E W.rren " BuckInghamTUxedo 2 5~~O
Brightest Spot on Warren Avenue
1M7 DODGE, • door custom. ~Iohe.ter. _t coven, .poUIght, logllrht.l; 10111" mileage, $1750 00 Ulledonly ... tamily ~. OwDer. Tll'. 2r-813(
1136 Chry.ler Atr-i1ow ~oor. Radlo.heater, onrdTln NI. 1llt9
llHO OLDS. 70 Hrlee. Uoor, radIo.heater and 8e&t eonTll Cleanest ellrin town. f795 00. " down or trade.
KOTCHER OLDS CO.15601 E. W&nel1
TU 2-5640NASH 1!H8 "600". $300 worth of ..,.-
tru. nc.l1ant c:ondlt1an--nnmt .. 11beat offer. VA. 2-1132
PLYMOUTH. 47 ....door. A.1 condi-tion No dulel'll. Tt: 5-5929.
AuthOrIzed Olds and CaddlacDealer
announces the Grand Opening of
Our Used Car Lot
FOB. RENT
Bendix Washersand
Drying Facilitiesat lI>e
Woods Launderette21138 Mack Ave.
Between Brys & RO.lyn- HOURS -
liton. Tue.e , Wed. J'rI. 9.7' 80(CultoDlera accepted tll 7 3() pm)
Batur4ey 1-' CJoeed '!'hW1lclaYR06lol=4ro... Pie Park for cenUe-
man. Private home Good. trall.por-tatlon. Brtnlr referencu 1.... W.y-burn KI ~
LOWER 6 Room fiat III Gra ....Pointe. Newly decorated A4l11u~ 00 Tll'. 1.3063
BOOM Groaae Pointe Parlt~OD""Jitent loe&UoD. Pr\ ... te bome Beachmemberablp. Gafl. .. e opUow KU.&460.
GROSSE POINTE. 1'Ieaaan.t. eleeroom, llncle or double. printehome. rood ~POrWtlol1. Gera&'eoptional TU 2.2MB
2r-CAR GAP.AGE tor rent, Also ApexWuher for ale 1.91' Fleet .. oodDtwe
LEAVING ltlchl(lon. acceptlnc utter.on Cold.pot refrlilerator. walnutbed. che.t. dre.Nr. oak dinette, hotpl.te. lure Iron Iklllet. ladlea rid-Ing boCoU .llae $11.. J odhl>ur. 16b.b, lCale. toilet le.U. BabuuudhI-ch"lr. welker. twa mallie crlllll.9.toot folding lite: .Ize It tran.-parent nlnt black hOltee. rColII'n.and. 2 piece plum dre... excellentC<lndltlan. 1762 AIl.rd. TU 2-1170
GIRLS White figure patei. 3 pal,...lzu 1 and lJ-347 Kerby Ro.d TV.6-6710
BLACK Per.lan pa.. coat .Ise 14Barg.ln. 535 00. Good condition
10m. :lW7WRGE 14'3"x11'4" orlent.l rur
leet eondltlon TV 2-6270
Direct Ma I Aovert.smg
I\olary Pub' c \' ., Se!1
V.on~b:y Boo,.;keep,r'g Serv,ce
MOVING
BOOKKEEPIt\:C,-OFFICE SERVICES CO
WANTEDHou18hold Furniture and RUlli
Celt
W E. MEECHAMPLUMBING and BEATING
UPAIRIN'G A SPltClAL'l'Y I1552 Brys Drive I
Grosse Pol!1te Wood.~ MIcb.UPBOL8Tll:RING by ,\ R T C R AFT
era!tslllen Two p:ecea as 10... U IS4I 95 ,..,th .... ot mat~rlel .. lectlOD.t mill cost. \., .!.~
CARPET A"1ol h",'!euro 1.. li and re-IpaIred StaIr ca~t eh,tted. Ul. SEW\NG MACHINES064~ REPAIRED
800KK8~Ef~~~os~~RV1CE I Fr~ =~:at~:a;:Il::<lnom-Tn and Rep(>rt S-rY\Cll SEWISG HACltrnF.
Federal State lInd C ..nadl ..lIl SALES ('O!>lPA ....,.~otary Publlc Wlth Seal IrA 118.'l TF 1 7"; I
HARRY HAAS Tax Conc;ultant CO':PLlI:Tf.: T)-plt'g and t.'_" -,'ulln KF.RCHEVAL II\'E. "nice Grolle P"lr.t~ Se"-'''' a' I
OonIer Alt.~ Roed \ A. 2-'711' S_n1~ 15.~24 MlIcJc n. 1-2277 II
: ~ JC"C ClF)d Sta' .." TaX R~1l.ol"'ns
!SERVED YOU LAST YFA~ O~ JECFERSON Nr \Na~D "
l\.O\V ~'0\ tD Oi\~ 8_0CK EAST to
1'-"." ~'A-,'rLAND AT Jt:F~t.~ON
SEltl'lCESct1STOIrl-KADE Illp conn. G\W"&"l-
teed wClrIaaaDlblp. Fl_ qaullt:v ma.terla1. FrM ..umatu. E:e:pert liP.hoblter!.,*. TUudo ~118.
Ui'lUGIlllUTOR - And motor lIV"rice. LleenHd and beDded. Kel'rina-tor. I'rtgtd.lre. Le<>nard. COldlpot.U'01_1 lUId oUIera. wuuamaV~:r 2-311l.
WASHERS • VACUUMSmONERS REPAIRED
call 01 for tlle Be1It udFutest Appliance Serrtce
OD the East Sid.NI.6872NUTI'O BLECTRICAL
APPLIANCE CO.1C!lU 1118dr et W .... tmnl
LYc::iS'tf POlllblJ13 and bumnr. ADtype. of metal artleles poll.hed aelllWred 2639 Lyeute. VA ",7S14
Phone TUxedo 2.1048
wANTED TO BUJrcraNITURJ!l WantecL If you ban
&I1yth!nr Ia the line of hOWMlboldtumlture IlLIld ru... call Iaae K .. t•w&)' 7unl1ture. 18830 Kerche.,aL VA.2-211&
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DOG TRAININGDOG ~ at JVlIF bomL Tra1II1Jl.
~ dUI, for 4KC obe4teaeetrWa. A. V&Jl zecb. WI!. a......,.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIESIoULLmt - I:mP1oJmlJlt llPftCY. n.
3ll6a. Domutto belp. 1l'OIII111 rOl'laundrY and c:11&1l11l.. Part-tlme 01'neII1,. Good I&Und.... IIld e1eUl-...
Jl'iJELbS i!Siiplo)'m.llt for competIJItcolored belp. eoou. m&lcb, lia:r or...u work call TRlnlt, 3.'1170.
BOOKKEEPER and Typ~t lor je,,'elr}'Itore, experienced In reneral ledger.
at.temenl. State experIence .nd 1&1-Il')' to atal't "nOUr week Inlorm.-110n canlldentlal Wrlte Box ZY Gro .. ePoInte Review. 1&121 KerchevalLOOKING tor a cleanlnr woman.
Saturday 9 • m to 1 pm 7f>c hr.VIcinity Kercbenl &Dd Bef.C()n.-tleld NI. ~
SALEaWOlolEN ,... n!>~ by • cosme.tic nrm. p.rty \l1.n eJ:lllrlenc.helpfuL but not t'~cu.ery .. traln-in. ...lll be glun C.r nec ..... ryCall TV 1-2796 jor appt
OFFICE AlI.l.tant. afternoon. tram3 30 to 8 pm tor ema.!! Eut Sidehoapltal. VA 2.1418-
SALESGIRL and Stock Girl combln.-tlon. ODe who can mark. keep detall
.nd. aeU State I&tary to .tart Nocomml .. lon Wrlle Pon~&e1I Jewelere.~700!l Kerehe>at
PLASTERING
WINDOW WASHING
PAINTING. RCORATING
MUMFORDSFLOOR COVER ING16127 East Warren
NI. 0446
EXPER1EXC"ED TypIst and get'~ralorrtce AN,I) '1r SI"1!fer Tra<:y'tolar Salea 130 KercheTal TV 1-'000
SITTER' ... "nte<l ta -Jt .-lth ~hn.dr~- "e-,r>;' oc-caulon.ll) Please('".... " ::l-b t't"ti'
NEED 4 YOlong men to ~!'o ..el snowea<'! lITlo..-fall $1:::; .,.. >'our Rell:.
Cl:~,... Rot 't"'Q~ nf":\r()n~ f"1d
WOllA~ ....ants ~hlng and lronlr.gat home «352 Maryland ~I 5226
EXPII:RIEl\CED. ettlclent typist de-.Iree typing to do at bome. CallNI &461
YOt,G Woman ... ith otflce trplr!\'.recc~tionist eKper.lence aval1abl.9 30-3 00 dally eKtePt 8&t1Irday.Prerer ete&dy pcmtloll. Pholle NL86.12
YOTHER wm b"b... sit and Ir,m.$100 per halor I.Ake\lew 6.25:'>9
DAY WORK .... nLed or ... ork byweek Cookln!\' - Irot',lng_te. k-p" .... -ced rolll TR 2.259(\
iITUATlON WANTED-I'EMALE
MOVING
ESTAaLISHED 25 YEARS
SISSON MOVI NGLOCAL and EXPItJCS8
SERVIClIlPlano and Appllanee 1il:&rln~
ModeI'D Eqwpment14621 KerchllVal VAlley 2-2171
Tree RemovingJrimming - Guying
Bracing
Greater Detroitlandscape Company
COMPLETELANDSCAPE SERVICE
J'ree Bst1m&teITUxedo 2-2275
PL.t.ST!:JUNG-Any klnCl of rep&\l' SISSONworlL ReuolI&ble reteo. J'tee uti-mateo. Call NL 0343. LeoII. Vermn- U621 K.. cheve' VAlley 2-2171 YOUNG WorkIng Couple de.lre 2 or Slebo W.ui'TED. Lu~e balloon tire or room furnilhed .P&rlmlftt V.to. t-6St1.
WINDOW SIlADES tnlek bleyele TO. 1-1l181 .INSURANCE EzecuUve and wite wet3 or • room .pt. fiat 01' Income.
WI'" 'OOW SHADE FOB. SALE ubfunllabed-no children or pets-I ~ $llO 00 to $0.00 WOo 5-:u30
CLEAN INGi'Oa .&. BE'l'TEB erad.e of \Wed fUr- TlUNSPORTATION Irl~r lJJ'oo
ultun, tee Iaae Neatwa1 FurtI1ture ,ently Ilee&l • room f1&t or hotIR.~ 13800 KerchIYel. We el ...aTl haft unfurnlehed. Adulle. Refereneu.
Repairing and Replacing the t.hinP you'" looklq tor. VA. MU. 18392-2lU. :II or S BZDRooM HOIIH. fiat. or
Pick Up and Delivery ILUoF-G..u.LON - Famil:r pack Ice apt.. by polltoftlee employee. a:4dCream I'lc. 81% tla\"oro. WlI.eon'. tamlly of • adulte NI 5935DatJ'7 Store, 179CM Xaclt at W~-tOIl. ()pen 8undA, TO 1-88&3.
THAYER Baby cart1qe, ulte II.....
blue &!Id era:r two-tone; col1aplllble.PI NI. 6695.
DINING :Room ehal,., :II arID. • aide,mahorany. $50 00. 3D Bal'Cluk rur,$36 00. ChiII_ lamP. $10 00 TV
2-9SlI3KONKEY J'UR Jacltet. lise 18-$18.00
Boudoir cb&ir. Deed.l recoverm..$S 00. TO. 2r-2S36SKl8-2 pro Very .hort and very
lo.n.. ZXeeUent concUtion $15 topo. COmplete with steel edrea andblndlnp. Nt. :lI2lt.
iitffi80N Seal coat, & 14. pertKtel)lldlt1ot1. $'101U'0 Pull liP dIIIIr •$15 00. TIt, 2-567L
tiDiES COAT. dre ... .1odhllUl'l. 0151ll. FIgure akate .. IItIle S, )[&n'. top-coat. I1se 40. Bookend.l. touter eel.bazlel mlzer. pm up IamPII. thl'll'lll'ruP. Z pro cJrapea. 1I boudoirchal,., 2 radlOll, julce ldn~. electricc:loclt. cellarette. chlldll mall ear.II1tchen ute~. dtabes. 2 eleslta.3tS7 Fa1r'I1ew • VAlley 4-6301.
CHROKE Settee. Large ... wlthleather alr cush!oDl. removableseaU ed badt. TU. 2-mB
LARGt PlaYpen. eueu~at COlldltlOD.Thayer bull'l'Y. IarP co11&~ble.Reuonable NI. m9
:tENITH Conaole r&<lla ....Ith reeordplayer atuehment. like new. 1&00
:Roe!yn ReI G. P WoodsANTIQUE marble topped. walnut
druetll. table wlth lul'e mirrorwhich can hanK IlIdepelldellUy; Irla-b&pJlY wa.rdrDbe. Beuonable TU.1-nl :S:.,enInp
lIlAHOGANT Duncan Ph)'fe drop.lea1table. U' 101de. 3 lelTee. tallle pa4and 4 eb&trs Tll' 2-3863
lC>-P'C1i1Ci mahopny dllltlll' roomIIU1te, $lIOO 00. Harvut mahoPllYbrea1<froDt $75 00 Electric redUCJnl'machIne, $75 00 C&!I TV 2-2391
o SINNHUBERBUILDING a.tld REPAIR LNG
u.Lo KINDe
rree 1!'oSt1m& tesPRospect 2952WALL WASHING
WALLS and CelUDP ... Iled and""per cl .. aell. Wrh qaullty 1II'0rlldOIMl IIY uperlenced IDeL V4.4-18U.
I:l1tiHLt recouunencMG .. II .... hI"-.. met 01 retlne4 .. ll.Ite mea. 001ARlln~oD 419'.1.
VlRcD\T'8 W.. ll Wuhlnr .nd CPObOlateJ'7 Cleanlnl. lI.eeblne Metllod&I'lxper1eDl*! worken. I M\lre11. Com-mere.lal and R ... ldenl1aL J'ree 1letI.matea Call \.Enlce 9-0770
~G a DIlOORATING
A. c. ROUJ(, II_Una, ""tntlnl. la-terior .nd nterlor. III'.JlIJ.per II'mO\ld waehlDC and clnnlnc 1139Lakepolnle V A ~
AM-I Wall lII'ulllDr. PIper h.n"mr.1•• lntIllC. lloor undln". Flret c1Ull.. rvlee Household Oeeoretore TO.8-8772
NELS SWANSONFIRST CLASS PAlNTlNCJ
PAPERHANCJtNO ANDDECORATING
Reason&ble - work' GUAra.oteedVA 2-6588
CUrt;NTEB WO&KIUIJPAIR. Interior al14 eaterklr. !!In-
c10ae IrOllt or reu' poreh Kitchencabtnete recr .. tloa room.. atticroom.. remodeling Prompt eervlce.Gooa workmansblp. 8 E 8erber,aooso Ne.blt. Nt. """
S11lEMENT bare and recreaUonroom. built or ttDlebed ~'ree eltl-lII:l.tca. Prhate party l.AJ<.,lew 6-0379
VA. 2-5159
EDWARD LANGEDECORATOR
G • DECORATING
aTDlR PTG. .. DI!lC. co,Interior and &'Kter1ordentlal and Commercial
I'ree EstImates.JOHN FORTIER
w.u.. 1-4P7
ACIB. VACt1tJM CLEANBDAND RBPAIRBD
JERRY'SOUSEHOLD SERVICETUxedo 2-1350
Grosse Pomte
Q'BR1EN BROS.Window Cleaning
.ILBC'.l'BICAL 1IBP&m8 - CompanyKELLY • SOH StanD SUb and screen sen1ce
1Deetriea1 OOIDtaetor wan waab.1ncL1eenaed Paper aDd caJc1m1ne Cleaned
etdal • llesldem41 Bltter1tJr HOlDe Waahlng • b.Plup • I'1ztUreI • 8W1t.cbei per1encer'l Yen for Jl:Yer1 .Tab.
Bouse W1r1nI BIt1mates CheertuU:v GivenI'!uorescent F1ztUreI Alwan A GOOd .Tol)
RRY v~_ 2-;;:rSLOCKI VA 2-8180Bleett1eal Contlaetor 2925 BoIeomb
Licensed LANDSCAPINGaDd Repa1rtng Lamps
All K1ndI FIXedPiek.Up and Del1very
No Job Too smallLAkeview 6-4864
WASHER SERVICE& REPAIR
ooRUTDBBC!lR OOR8ll'1'8 - bMl!"'~
eel ~ aDd -.teal ....w; ewer 1& ,..,. ~
.. BaDaert, ML ., • TO.t. 1168 loIeJD1l1eY.
.... ONAtS'l'S t1I1orm. III QenlI&D. Day.
DlnCl NI '1719. !>etective .. eaey. LtnclllMd
de4. Sb&d.ow1Jl~. complet. Ill-pUOIl8. NL 83:L1
lnBtruatOllo :L1M :se.eoaaneld.Xt: 5706.
Pl&l'fO 'l"VNING'I"OlfIKG, .-.na oJeutD&',.mce. Co I. Ildwar«ll
II 1~73.Twled and Mn1eelt R.uOll-
ntee. AIl work cuaranteed. L.lIeJ1Iet't. ro. 1-m9.
O'RUSUAI;:DtGDo 11 '!dne. IadiU and dill.
c:1lltM1. Bpeela1lJlnI III Vosue.uteratloDll u:P8I'Ur doDL
• 1-1513.1UXING. TallorlllC. .alten-• Beet retereneu WIn workyour home. !olnI. 1Ibar'lI. .."
VA. S-M6.'l'IONS. •• and
otmI. :Reuou!lle. M!'L IU1lble.enew 6-MOt.
G-DECORATING
~~ Color SChemes• tWO Malden
QIIilnln~ . 8teIUJ11~ • Glaztlll'DRARDT & McDONALD
LAtenew 1h'l1111
Neat, Clean Decoratingand Paperhangmg
. ft'st Class "'ork GuaranteedetPmT WItJ.L CLEANING
CALL DICKVA. 1-8164
,.tEORGE 5 DALLYFineJtit Interior DecoratIng
Exterior Painting
VA. 4-8004
REVIEWWant-Ads
P,\IN'I'ING Buell'enU .1'ra..-edan .... hlng Pal'u tllrl' q:lied colot'~<l .-orkere I.if-Io. It
Tlenee Best clt.. referenc ••canton at f;yll e\l~r ,It; OIS2
1II t OL 1173$ Cradord
OUR CA.RI>OF QUALITY
PartIcular DistInctivealntlng ecoratlng
Modem Color Deslgmng
&day. January 6. 1l}49- _.- -
CA8J;l RAn:be m1n1mum cbarp for
ads 1.1 50e for 15lOrdS. four centl for eacbdd1t1onal word.
CHARGE RA'I'E~.a cOl1ven1enee ads wUl be~~ O'I'er t.be telephone.~e__m1nlmWD eharce rateI 60C tor 15 'Rord.s. fourants for eacb add1t1onal;.;rd. Payment can be made!'...cub. check or money\ier.
Classified. DISPLAY RATES
Uoon ReauestWANT AD
)EADLINEp. m. Tuesday
IE! Crosse Pointe RevIew15121 Kercheval
.. Lakepolnte aDd MatJland
Altey 2-1162sa, "ChatP It,"
at
Thursday, lanuar\, 6 I
We Cater ToParties - Clubll, etc,
TU.5-9704
Free I!.arkin2
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SAY "FI FERS" FORFINEST FLAVORI
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24 HOllr Ser\ice(Closed Tueadall)
• Dlllner"• Luncheo""• Break/aS/if• Short Order"
The East Side's Most Beautiful Restaurant
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KOTCflER OLDSMOBILE CO.TU.2-564I15554 E. Warrell at Somenet
BLOSSOM ID BESTAUBMTlWM E. Warrea, corDer JkoacoDlfleld
~ ~•• r Ho.~WlTO Gain" •• 1 G.. u. I'ol.t. .....
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POINTE CLEANERS & TAILORS(WINDMILL POIN1'E)
Mea's aad Ladies Suits Tailored to OrderAlteratioll5, BeliDlD,. CleaDinr and Pressinr
1831 II. J.ff .... on, .t City LimitsFred II. Schumm EsL 1925 Open E,,~. TiU 1:01 VA.2.3QU
SERVICE - ~ARTS
Guaranteed Workmanship - Low PriceBUMPING and PAINTING
..Prompt Service-EXPERT MECHANICS
Available to Serve You NOW on All Chrysler Cars
Lake Shore Motor Sales14615 E. JEFFERSON VAlley 2.118~
""tween Philip an,l Mani ..tN1ne
man hires a detective agency toshadow hl8 WIfe, the chances areat le&&t even Ulat nothing W1ll betound.
IN THE NEWS
Tracking' down straying hUS-bands and erring WIves Is Mrs.Frances Macdonald's bUSIness, butthIS ace New York detectIvewould still prefer to save a mar-riage than break It GIving some "Apparently h u 8 ban d I a.ndof her conclUSIOns In Redbook WIves fmd 1t very difficUlt to keep
a secret from one another - evenMagazine for January, after ~5 h th t 1 th f t th tyears as an mvestlgator, Chve w en I' seerI' ~ I' ac &Howard says that men are more one of them hlL!l hired a detectivesuspiCIOUS than women and that to shadow the other. On numer.women tend to be more forgiving ous OCC8.S1ons bWJbands or WIves,than men: I even those most senously seek-
Ing' proof of their spouses' way-wardness, have unWIttingly nulli-fIed Mrs. Macdonald's effectIve-ness.
Woman Divorce Detective FmdsMen More Suspicious Than Wives
Mrs Macdonald became II. de-tective shortly after her twentleL'lbirthday, when she was thrown
~~ ~r s~:o~~I~I:e I~:t :u~~; "In one case the wJfe of a busi-gone on to explore almost every ness execubve became SUSPiCIOUSphase at the detectIVe busllless because her husband was rarely,She earns the same as her male if ever, in the office When she Irivals - from fifteen to fifty dol- phoned In the afternoons, She Wll.S
lars a day. On occaSIon, she has lughly gratIfIed to learn that herexpense-free hvmg In a big resort I hUSband slipped away every at.been prOVIded WIth SIX months of ternoon to watch t he baseballhotel or WIth a free maid and game alone She was also a lItt!esecretary as necessary to the as- ashamed of her suspicions. andsignment she was tackling. swore Mrs. Macd:lnald to secrecy.
Yet the very next day she could"The erring husband, Mrs Mac- not refralll trom saying at the
donald has found, IS much less dmner-table' 'It certaInly mustgay and dashing than many mod- havl' been excltmg when Joe Iern novels make him out to be DIMaggIO hIt that home run yes-When caught - and he IS easy to I terday"-thus splllmg the whole t
catch because he exhibits little secret. IImagmatlon and makes the ama-Iteur's t)rPICal blunders _ he al- "In a plulosophlcal mood re-most mvarlably begs forgiveness cently, Mrs Macdonald &a.ld. "I I
don't know Whether I'm a good"Mrs. Macdonald has discovered Influence or blld. As I flgure It,
that a wronged Wlfe IS qUick to m)' work has been dIrectly re-forgllre, even when she has con- sponslble for twenty dIvorces Onclusl\'e eye-Wltnl'SS eVIdence of the other hand, I've stopped theher husband's infidelity As for suspiCIOns or helped a reconcilla.the men, they almost always plead tlOn In at least fIfty other mar-for a reconc.hatJon. actmg like nages And I've kept at least anaughty and tearful boys caught halt-dozen bad marnages fromat a cook.e Jar The 'other woo ever talung place.'''man' IS almost mV&I"lably castaside
"The SUspICIOUShusband. on the I JET RACERSother hand, IS the exact 0pposlle Boys, don't forget Friday mght,of the injured WIfe ~trs Mac- January 7. at the N'elgohborhoodd!)nald has nl.'Vl'r had a case In: Club. The Jet Racers Will be com-which shl' \\a~ hlrl'd to prove' petmg and workmg' hard to add tothat a "'Ife was dallymg With I their POlDt~ toward the Trophy toanother man. WhIch did not end up be presented thIS spnng Racesn dIvorce. ~tart at 7 00 pm Come early to
"lIIore men than \\'Clml'n. a.q II wflgh Ill'
matter of fact ar", needlessly sus-pICIOUS of th"lr mak.;' \Vhen awoman SUSPl'cL~ ph\landerln!':'. sht'19 almost alwa) ~ right When III
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Immltable Red Skelton head.lines a doUble feature program atthe New SharI'S Theater. Mack atNine Mile Road, scheduled to opentor A three day run next Sunday,Mondav and Tuesday
Tea~ed With BrLan Donlevy,"Red' was never bl'tter as hemasterfullv plays the part at "ASouthern Yankee", In true Skeltontarce style
Also ;n the lighter vein. thesecond tl'ature brings together10vl'Iy Geraldme Brooks wLth DaneClark co-starring m EmbraceableYou.
A late newsreel and cartooncomplete the fine double-featureprogram,
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Skelton Stars }nSouthern Yankeeat Shores Theatre
Opera Presentsc'Bloomer Girl"v 1 I' tor Herbert's "Red Mill'
starnng Dorothy Stone, BusterWest and Charles Colllns con-clUdes Its engagement all secondof CIVIC senes at M&llODlc Tem-ple Sunday evemng. CommencingWith thiS attractlon Managl1\g DI-rector Bame O'Danlels announcesthat children accompanied by anadult Wlll be admItted to the Sat-urday matmees at half price.
Commenclng Monday, January10 "Bloomer Girl" Will be the billfor the customary seven nightsand Saturday matlnee Fresh fromIts long ron on Broadway "Bloom-er Girl" along Vl-1th "Song ot Nor-way" and "Carmen Jones" pomtllup CIVIC'S policy of o1fenng thelatest New York successes alongwith the more venerable but welllcved shows such as "Red Mlll'and "Flrefly:'-
tor G. P. A C. Wlth a score of32.17 Jewell Stirdt and MarianDuncan were top scorers for theG P. A. C, team and dId a b&nglip Job despite the fact that MISSMunel Kreskl and Miss AltaBruno-theIr standbys were awayon Chnstmas vacation.
Next games scheduled are forThursday, Jan 6 WIth Betty'sDead Eyes playmg St Paul Sen-IOrs and Christ Church playmgSt. Paul Freshman. G. P. A, Cdrawmg a bye. Games are open tospectators. . ..
Floyd MunS(JnTo Review Book
Mr Floyd Munson ot FisherRoad Will review the new book ofDane Rudhyar, "Modern Man'sConll.1cts" at the Baha'I DiSCUSSionGroup Fnday mght. January 7that the home ot Mr and MI1I.George R. True on Moran Road.
A composer since 1912 and ap<ner smce 1938, Mr Rudhyarhas recently written several books,Of his latest book "Modern Man'sConthcts," Dr. Wrltz Kunkel, thePsychologist say3, "I feel qUitesuer that Modern Man's ConflictsWill help many people find the an-swer to their most puzzlmg ques-tlons" Frank Waters the novelllltsays, "The last part nngs a newtone on the conception ot globalharmony and places !um In 1mI'With such creative tlunkers of ourtime as MacKmder, Toynbee,Northrop, Schweitzer"
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