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attlcro \.. IfU:>1g\ed Blondell <;<1 .-t .. C a rn a \\ e a \..r 1 l.at l('ason~ e

lor Gro "-C Po tc d 1 G!at at 0 \ tale ::lee (' ~a e or not 1 ft n~"h p<; t1 d lk all \ ho 0 cpc <tte! 1 11e } a 1 (' ~<l 1 1at the \'Ie "Itl c ell \e and tl.dd~ t1 at 11e <;1 11 ad! I (' e m g-ht 1 e a depo~1tlnot hI' d scat raged b tic k C'<l Ol 5C tl. e (11 (' 1.>1,c balta 11 atb lt 1l1~tcad ,,10 l1d r (' (' I '\ r n 1 rId t a ior n aroselto Ind1 e e\en a g!e1le elO t1 c a 1 I ~lo IQ(, 1 th t \ (1 ld poll 1 el

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J tl:) 1944 X) U I 01 0 0 to go the tha~1 hc commlttee men 1e a a to 1. 10 {' p 1 lot at goh tl"

ranged fOi det1 b of 1c t 1 C<ll lol p ( <; 1 ~ 0 1 b d go;a 1 to \\ a1~lecto1 a e L Blane \ 11agc 1'1 l..g1., t t ~ ('1 ,ale fonagel Pall... Ha I:) I ItOl Ie 1 1 g I1 a 111S Pl I p \l1ard Ie I... \\ 00 ~ ] 011 C'1 ef H c1 tl ::trl......II 'Be 11Ctt ad 18 dc J <..,hoc t) c 1 d e c 1 g t to 1 t tl e baniOd 1011Houtel.. r SUIe 0 Gra a I Ie! \1 ( 1l~ Geolgt at to "n hIp "'\e 1 B10n lell a:>~c'i "Jl laep a 1 I 1)" e B 1:.1a\\ ~sor CJt:i. <l. COI 11 ('.. 10 er 0 act ;

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Park BombardierAwarded Air Medalfor Combat Service

For the first tIme In se\ eral "eeksa larg~ group of local men arescheduled to lea\e for the almeclSer\lces and they \\111 be feted at asendoff party at the "\e ghborhoo 1dub pnor to theIr lea\ ng for the 0 Ie of the mo~t J l1P tant demductlon center \ e10pments to come a t ot t1 e

Twenty two selectees \\111 repolt Fa1ms trustee mecl ng rc Itcd 1

at the ~elghborhood club at S1X dcc s on to throw ope 1 bat1 \Z

o'dock Friday morn ng Jl1lv 28 beac1 es to Ie Ide Its of t c PoHere w th theIr retatl\ es and fnends tlllS \ eel e lei If final te~t~ are ohchthey Will be gn en .a fare\Hll breal 1b s \\ as t1 c \ e dl t "Ie. \f Ul "

fast served by the Breakfast duh \J ~m th DP\\ supe! ntcndc talland wIll receIVe a small bo.>..of re Dl \\ 11ham Da\ C'~ to"n I p 1callmembrances from the home folks c.omm S5 oner toll cou c 1 mt'11hers

Those who \\ot111ea'le are that test:. I a c sho\o a Ie e<1.5.. 1

John A Herrmann 1165 1hlee pollllt on of r al e ':Jt C1aMile DnH Harold 0 Kreutz 5987 \1 S 11lt1 sa d tl at t, t1 eCadIllac Harold R \fIlle 793 \0 1a t "eel... ~ II.C t C 1 U'lll \d

tre Dame Clement G kI1mek 461 I 'Jut back 1 e tl at botl t 1C P cOManor Frank H Qucenan 948Beaconsfield Ste<phen J Labad e I241 SArI ngton E Orange '\ J I Tin Can CollectionChnstlan S RubrIC 1 9.+04r 11hal •

GeorgeM Galster 2301\\.,orh IFads to ReachPalo Alto Cahf Lee S Gan etsol1 P . R d642 Oak ,treet C ne nnat! 0 John reVIOUS ecorP Bremer 378 McI\..1l11ey ke 1llethM Reese, 1364 Pedford GroHr CBear Jr, 15305 \\ mdmJ11 POll11.eDuane C Butterfield 309 HIllcrestJohn M Beamish 1227 \LllylandGeorge \V '\uch 1246 Buck ugh am

WIlham C \Ieec1 am b:>2 B \ S

drtve Eugene E Dc1Barba 420 '\0tre Dame, John \T Ll1ygrcl1 90 Sunmngdale drlye R chard P Bre" n896 RIvard boule\ard R1cha d A"Mauer 571 Lakeland ......Jfonso R RaZZl, 19104 Elkhart Gordon I:ReedQr, 19188 \\ ashtenaw

Plan Sendoff forTwenty-two MenFriday, July 28th

Woods -Sends Check

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P"rk P"trolman FmdsWandermg Youngste.

.<\ frantIc m.othel reported te polIce la.,;t Thursday afternoon thather son 20 }ear old James. Bourllao.f 1101 Lakel'oll1t had been mlSSlllg

from hiS home Par\.. Patrlllmal1.Ho\ er fa 1nd the }oungs ter t\\ 0hot s latel \\ anderl11g a.round A..lterroad and Vernor h1ghway

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The \\a}ne county dran COrmtlb- 1fr Setz superntelmtendent of :510n lS 1n recelpt of a check {or the Glat at to"nsh p \\ater depart :$441135 from Grosse Pomte v\oods 1 me-nt announced thIS past "eek that:In pa)ment of an assessment charg the federal go, ernment granled the •ed agamst the Village at large and to"nshlp an appropr ahon of $16600 tthe reSidents for the c1eanmg ou to be used for lstallatlOn of water !of the Girard dram maUlS and hydrants TI e townshlp ,

IS contrIbuting $13000 to thlS proJ +ect '

Upon cO'np1etlon of tlol1S project tthe Kelly road hne WIll eAtend fromRoscommon to Old Homestead

The water flow from the hydran sWIll be set at 1000 gallons per m'1ute "hlCh 15 the e~tab15hed speC!fcatlOn of file unde1\\llten fl 5

Impro'l1'!l:'lent ,,11 mean <it 10\\enngof fire 11S11dl1ce latC! 10 t1C to\ ..l1ShIP

mg formabon flYIng, teamwork anrlh1gh altitude m1SSIons.

The crew members are Frontrow, left to rIght Second Lleut

Harold R EIlts, Babbitt, Nev Sec-ond Lteut Kirk W W,.,orthen, Tacoma Wash, Second beut JohnH Shcklmg, Elglll, III SecondLIe.ut WIlham E Je1neck, GrossePomte Second row, left to rIghtGorp Arthur Rosenfield~ Brooklyn,N y Corp Dav1d N Uayes, Petrolt, Mtch, Corp Jack E !::-lem,JHouston Texas, Corp Guy C Marlatt, Hawk Spnngs, \Vyo, Corp

SWIMMING BAN SOON

School,

Chicken Trouble

A delegatIOn of resldents In theneIghborhood of Van Antwerp avenue petItIOned the V\Toods commlssian Tuesday mght askmg thatchl'Cken rctlSlllg or ItS nUlsance onVan Antwerp be stopped The groupwas told that the offendmg rest-dents WIll be asked to stop thiS l1.UlS-ance and 1f the warnmg IS not heed-ed they WIll be taken mto court.

Olson's Beach in St. Clair Shores to Be Usedby Grosse Pointe Woods Residents

ReSIdents of land locked Grosse Ion Jefferson south of Nme MIlePOlllte Woods wI11 have theIr own loadSWlmmlllg beach, It was decided I The agreement slgned bet\\een theTuesday night by the VIllage com VIllage and Gust Colocas1des, conmIsSIon to buy the SWImmIng pnVl- cesslOnaIre at the beach, states thatleges at Olson s beach, St C1a!r reSIdents are allowed use of bathmgShores for Woods reSidents for tne I faclhtles bath house PICOlCground~r(jmamder of the seasOn and parkmg space, there are no

Smce Gtbsse Fomte Shores decld lockers For these pm lIeges, theed last week not to allow WOOd's] VIllage w1l1 pay $400 00 Prov1S1oosresldents to use bathmg faclhtles at of the cohiract start lmmedlate vIts be;!.C'htWIce a week VIllage Offl and end Oct 1 A Meguard IS oncIa!s were busy scoutmg vanou~ II duty on busy days" 111Ieon off daJsbeaches 10 St Chur Shores and there are t""o caretakers 011 hand oItfinally deCIded that Olson s was thP

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aU tImesbest SIte for the people It IS located Pres dent A10 s <\ GhesqUlel e e"{

pIa ned to those at the meetmg thatvJ11age offlc1als are uncle! no obI gahon to plovlde such facll t es forthe people, but feel that for the remamder of t 1e season, mas much asreSIdents have been used to certambathing pnvllgees somethmg shouldbe daM, and usmg the new bathIngbeach seemed one of the bes t !oluUon, LIEUT F C SKIFFINGTON

George Beauchanlp, of the recr'tta Lleutena It <;;kffmgton IS a. haUlhon commIttee, saId that smce hiS bardlc on a B 24 Ltberator heancommittee has an appropnatlOl1 uf borobel He has made numerou:>$1000, he thought a pOltlon of t bombmg miSSIOn:>o\er Gelmanv an 1.

v, ould be "ell spent fOI the balance cnero) occ lpled Europe He IS tl1"of the sea:>on for S\\lmmmg p HI son o-f \1 and \1 s ria lClS Jleges SktfT 11gton 1117 Bealonsfield

\' oods reSIdents ,,111be allo\\ed 0 In cl\llIan hte he ,vas a chassenter the grounds at the gate on assembler at the lonI \Iotor comJ effenon a\ enue upon presentatlo'1 I pam He entel ed the a m} J l1e 11of a perm t whIch" Jl be a,allab e 1942 "as comm s:>lOled \0 11 194,)at t1 e v Hage elc t... s office at Cn ldl e~:> T(',\ a ld wellt 0\ er

"ar ous routes ha' e been s 19ges+ seas \Iay 12 1944ed to reach the beach Marter roadto J efterson turnIng no th, \ ern erroad to Jefferson turn I1g north andMack a\Cnue to l\me \hle road toJ efterso 1 tm n ng south

Ice m December, 1942Corporal Hayes IS the son of Mr

and Mrs Harold G Ha} es, 1651Monterey street, DetrOIt He IS agraduate of Central high schoolclass of 1941 and entered serVice In

September, 1942Both aIrmen are members of a

Flymg Fortress crew tramed by thesecond army aIr force, whIch has thetask of readymg four engme bomb-er crews for overseas duty

LIsted among the 1nstructort a~the Alexandria, La, army aft 'fieldare many offIcers and enlIsted menwho have seen actlOn 1I1every theatre of war These veterans dIrect Vernon E Maupm, CreIghton Mo,crews through tralll111g condlbons I and Corp DaVId W Timmons Tutthat Simulate actual combat, stress sa, Okla

U S ".rm\ Color Guat d;Band and AudJellce, .

GROSSE POINTE PARK 30, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20,1944

POINTER AND HIS CREW

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LIFT

Find Stolen Bicycle

Rev Edgar H Yeoman, ChrIst Church, Grosse PomteMaster of Ceremoll e!

Although a conSiderable hme haselapsed smce Grosse POlUte Parkand the Oty have SIgned the agreement concerlllng mutual fire assistance between the two commumtIesoffICials of the Farms have requesteJstIll more time to study the proposedplan

Members of the 'Pollee and firecommrttee, espeCIally, asked Mon-day evenmg of the councIl for moretIme before any deCISIon be reachedfor they Wish to find out the drfference between the gentleman sagreement' which has eXIsted t'lepast years WIth the new agreementof 'stand by servIce' WhIch now exIStS lU the propos~d plan

Committee Asks forMore Time to StudyMutual Fire Aid Plan

.<\ bIcycle belonglllg to the yOUll~Kenler gIrl 344 Rivard, was stolenlast Fnday and returned Saturday,after It was found at the rear ofthe Grosse POInte honor roll memo"1>1

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Alexandrta La - Teamed togetl,er on the same Flymg Fortress crewat the Alexandna La army alt' fieldare two MichIgan aIrmen who WIllsoon complete an IntensIVe course ncombat flymg here and do the rshare to defeat the enemy They areSecond LIeut \Vl1ham E J elnecknaVIgator, o:f Grosse POlllte, a,dCorp DaVId N Hayes, radIO opera-tor gunner of DetrOIt

Both an'men =ilre 21 years Ql~smgle and enhsted 111the last quarer of 1942 LIeutenant J elneck IS theson of Mr and Mrs WIlham D Jelneck, 451 Manor street, Grosse:Pomte He IS a graduate o£ GrossePomte hIgh school and entered serv.

Program of thePresentatlon Ceremomes of the

ARMY - NAVY "E' AWARD TOVANCO MACHINE AND ENGINEERINGMONDAY AFTI:RNOON JULY 24 AT 430

TOCIRCULATION PAID MONTHLY

RalSlng of "E ' Flag

Nat~onal Anthem

Presentatton of Army and Navy "E" Pms to Vanco I:mployeesCommander A M Cohan, USN, Commandant, U S Naval Trammg

Dearborn, MlchtganAcceptance of "E" Pms VaneD Emplo\ ees

Jack Retior, Wendell Hadley, Harry Nelson

MaJ Harvey Humphrey, USAAFDtsrtIct Pubhc Relattons Offtcer,Central Procurement DtstrIct, MaterIal Command

RalSlng of the Nattonal Colors Color Guard U S ArmySong "Amel1ca1' Band 'and AudIence

Presentatton of the Army and Navy' E" Award-Lt Col P G Hart, US". ".FRepresentatIve of Atrcraft Engmeermg DlVtS10n,Ford Motor Company

Acceptance-Jasper Van Opynen, Owner of Vanco Machme and Engmeermg

Invocation

Remarks

1faster of Ceremomes

SupervIsor Carl Schwelkart oiGrosse Pomte townshIp announcer!thIS week that total assessed valuahon of the township has been redueed thIS year The total is $81361125 a reduction of $248 995 from lastyear

Supervisor Schwelkart ex.plamedthat the redudlOn IS due to the factthat 70 servicemen have filed wlththe tawnshIp on the homestead exemptIon claIms which totaled ap-proxImately one hundred tliJrty sevell thousand dollar,l; In addltlon theloss IS also due to the raz ng of several Grosse Pomte res dences andthe death of several reSIdents "howhlle aln e paJ.d personal taxes

Although thiS represents a loss tothe tax rolls, the township tax rateWill be the same as In '43

Grosse POInte townshIp mcludesthe Park Farms Shores andWoods

Assessed Valuationof Township Cut;Says Supervisor

cellenc-e In war productionThe IntersectIon of CharlevOiX

and Maryland Will be closed to traf

fie for the occaSlOn with specIalspeaker an-d band stands -erected totake care of the hundreds of peop ewho WIll want to Jom WIth the company m receIVmg the great honorwhIch also bnngs credit to GrossePomte

The company alone, ,\ III not beCIted by the army and navy, foreach employee v,Jll be ptesenteiVvlih and prIVileged to wear thesterling SlIver Army 1Ia\ y 'E lapelPill which" 111also be given out onthe occaSlOn

The army and navy wllf have JOIntJurIsdIctIon over the program, sm"ethe award IS bemg made to Vancaby both branches of the serVlce

Vanco v,as Cited bY'the Treasurydepartment when the Bullseye flagtor systematIi partIcIpation 10 payroll deductIons for purchase of warbonds was awarded The Bullseyeflag IS a spe-elal Treasury department~ward exclUSIVe to MIchIgan ratmgeven higher than the Mmjlte \fa'1flag More than 10 per cent of thetotal payroll must be pledged on adeduction plan for the purchase ofv,ar bonds

On behalf of Vanco \!achme andEngm eerIUg~ Mr Van Opynen hasInVIted the entire commumty to a+tend the presentation exerciseS Acomplete program of the afternoon'" III be found on thlS page and aspeCIal four page supplement pertammg to Van co Machme and Englncermg 1S can tamed 10 thlCJ1ssue of1he Re'lew

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Pup Bites BackPhyl1Js Rush 11 of 843 RIvard

boulevard was bItten \,lule playll1g\Hth a pt.ppy at a "\eff road homcWednesday nrght, July 12 She rec.elved bItes on the arm and leg

Mrs. R. J. ThomasFound Guilty ofDrunk Driving Here

Mr' R J Thomas 3491 Balfo"rroad, wIfe of R J Thomas, VA W-CIO preSIdent, was found gUilty b;a. Jury of three men and three women on a charge of drunk dl1vl11gIn the Park JustIce cO'Urt last Fnday

Mrs Thomas car co1hded WIth <l

truck drIven by J obe R Sneves of2534 Bellevue at Mack avenue andhottmgham on Apnl 13 vVltnessestestIfied that Mrs Thomas who wa"dnvmg east on Mack swerved sud-denly m front of the truck "hleh h1ther car

\irs Thomas IS free on $JOO bondpendmg her appeal to CircUlt CoUr~JustIce Joseph Belanger of the Pa¥ksentenced her to pay a fine of $12jand a year s p.rO'bahon or 90 dq..ys111Jall

Pleadmg ll'l.Uocent to the charge,a fnend who was WIth her at thetIme saId tlat Mrs Thomas hadhad one dnnk prevIous to th~ aCCIdent

* * •For those who have wondered

"hat the latest post offIce dC\e1opments are we pass along the fa'loVl-lUgbIt to ease your mmds VBurlingame, post off1ce mspector,\..hose Job 15 to locate sltes forblanch offlee~ 15 out of town Ho-we. er serlOUS consloe atlO'1 IS bemgglHn the local branch m both Detr01t and Washington, howe\er nomformatlOn WIll be forthcommg un.tII Mr BUT1mgame S reutrn

•••'What IS your reactlon to the pro-

posed plan of creatmg an aIrport lULake St Clalr OpPosIte Grossl"Po nte'? v\ e 1aye heard varlOUSopInions regardmg th):> Some thmkthe plan 15 far fetched whIle oth-ers agree that It IS a plan WhlCh hasgreat posslblhtIes, especIally smceDetroit needs such an extenSIV"port Still others say that wlth allthe noIse such a port would decreaseGrosse Pomte reSIdent values Ofcourse such a project creates controversles, and v,e d hke to hearsome of your opmlOns

•••In speakmg of the chIcken nUlS

ance whIch was brought up at t1CWoods meetIng Tuesday one commISSlOner remarked that 1£ an offnder 15 brought to court the complamants should first make surethat the Justice hearmg the case15 not rarsmg chIckens

A l.hchlgan farmer fumed andiTetted 'recently - and not "lthoutcause He recened a letter from thedepartment of agrIculture after,,,altmg h\o 'Hek~ for an ans"er tohlS request for mformatlon on marketmg SO fat steers It adv sed h1m toSell half of them and m1lk the oth

er half

POINTEPARAGRAPHS

br THE POINTEROf all the sWlmmmg enthusIasts

who have been most dlsappomtedbeCduse of the ban on the wate'"!lport "e thmk top honors should goto Gene)s Gr)l1s Farms hustee Hehas been most persIstent tn trJ-mg toclear up pollutIOn of the lake S~that he could go for a SWlm It looksas though hIS efforts have not be\" t

In ,am

COMPLETE

The ",at depa.rtment s hlghestClvlhan award wIll be conferred 1nGrosse Pomte next \Ionday afternoon at 4 30 when hIgh rankmgarmy and navy offIcers WIll presentVaneD 1Iachme and Englneenng aTJ.dJasper Van Dpynen sole owner, WIththe Army ~aYy E a\urd for ex .

VOL 20-]\0 50

Public Invited ToCeremony of HighCivilian Reward

Only the REVIEW Gives You,Coverage of ALL Homes in

Gr ... se Pointe & Gratiot Twps.

EXPECT

tTwc THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW "Thursday, July 20, 1944

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Grosse POinte Park's "popcornman," 4'Tony" KoiDls, drove hiswagon out to the Country Fairlast week and donated the entireproceeds of the afternoon, whichwas $40, to the benefit of the Sac..red Heart Convent

An eltnnatled one hundred thou ...and dollars waf raiaed hy thebenefit JNlrty

YOUR EYES

10.95

SIZES 9 TO 15

TUxedo 2.9595

This origmal Bobble Brooks8Ult comes m bew.tchmgFlame Red, Blue Clay, LImeGreen and FuschIa

Look your prettiest m thissoft-wool two-plecer Form fit-ted jacket w.th a twm row of

Ibuttons Skirt is shghtly flaredWIth front kIck pleat to gIveyou plenty of freedom.

Favorite""Fall

DIY/DID'AYMENTS. 14224 East JeffersonAT NOEXTRACOST 14331 Harper near Chclmers

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DR. M. MASSERMANREGISTERED OPTOMETRIST IN CHARGE

the first to enlist In alllines or auty to Win the war. Therefore, youreyes at work deserve speCial conSiderationthey deserve to be given the expert examina-tion and fitting our modern Optical Departmentextends to our patrons Make an appointmentnow'

Sturdy Sand BoxesSolid bottom, no chance of sand leakage.

Available at Once$10.50 Unpaipted $12.00 Painted

Also Other Toys Made to Order

HANNEMAN INDUSTRIES15112 Kercheval Avenue LE. 2511

day camp She was aSSIsted by Mesw

dames E. T Summers, H Walgen ..baek C P Bryant, Wllltam John ..slon, H J Cole,B Hoyt and C MShendan Jumor program a~deS were

F t B G I S % EhzaJbethKay and Munel Schlorffor y rownie Ir couts anu

thelr fnends completed the summer Tratnmg f01"the staff was under theseSSlOn of day camp today at the dlrectlOn of DetrOIt Girl Scouts IncPark waterfront park They have ---------met twodaysa weekfor fourweeks 'Tony' Donates Total

Learmng to share has been em..phaSIZedm the programactIvltlesby Sales at Country Fairlet'tmg the girls help In camp respon.. TSlb111tlesThey have hecome more hursday to Fun dOIbservmg of nature by short hIkeSabout the park ThlS mcluded look-mg for certam leafs, bugs, grasses,and stones They also enJoyed week-ly cook outs

Age determmed the umt dlVlsmnsand today each umt presented Itsown puppets One featurmg LIttleBlack Sambo and the other Sleepwmg Beauty

Mrs Leland Carter directed the

Girl Scouts EndSummer Sessionof Day Camp

14812 MACK, Near Alter Road

Park Student atChicago UniversityEnrolls Again

Ga" ShoppesSMART FEMININE APPAREL

ChIcago, Speclal .....lQchard S Colhns,757 Westchester, Grosse Pomte, whoIS attendIng the summer quarter .ofthe Umverslty .f Chtcago, enrolled10 the se<:ond year or the CoJle$'e ofthe UnIverSIty thIS week

Mor Collins, who IS one of the 171new students In the first two yearsof the College, wIll study under theUniverSIty's new colIege plan mwhIch s~udents are admItted to the •CoUege as early as theIr tradltinoaIJunIor year In hIgh school and aregranted an A B degree at the com~pletton of their liberal educatIonthree or four years lat~r

EVIden<:e that the college of theUnIversIty IS captuormg the Imagtna ..tron of the youth of the nation wasfurther revealed thts week by theregtS'trahon figures More than 60per cent of the new students arefrom outSide Ilbn01s, and 1U the firsttwo years of the College, there wasan enrollment lllcrease of 131 per ..cent and a 35. percent Increase In theotal College enrollment, mdicatIng

more than ever that students arerplallnmg to complete thetr collegework lU three years Under the Chl~cago Plan most of the men studentsearn theIr A B degrees by the ageof 18, the mIll1mUm mductton age

Mr Collmswho WIllbe eltgll>l.jltthe en4 of three years for an A Bdegree, Will complete )115 ltheral ed ..ucatlon when most student.s aTe Justentenng their Jumor year ul college

Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday td 6 00 _ Thursday, FrIday, Saturday tJl 9 00

Mr Sachelor chatrman of the sal ..vage committee of Boy Scout TroopNo 290 of Grosse POlUte Woods announced thIS past week that plansare n.ow underway for a paper drIveThe dnve whIch IS planned for Sat-urday, July 29 wdlmc1ude only resI-dents of the Woods

At the present bme there 1S a cn-hcal shortage of paper and only Withthe co operatIOn of each mdlvldualfamIly can the government hope tocope With the sltuatton Paper playsa VItal part In wtnnmg the war notonly here on the home front butalso on the battlefront where papercartons are needed to s 11pour fightmg men the weapons of war, fooand the hfe saVlng blood plasma

Mr Bachelor requests WoodsreSIdents to have theIr old newspap-ers and rnagazmes at the curb earlySaturday mornlllg, July 29 Get tnthe scrap - by contrIbuting scrappaperI

Scrap Paper DriveSponsored by ScoutTroop No. 290

Baby Boy

Neighborhood ClubN-E-W-S

A son Michael Burnell, was bornto Corp and Mrs Charles M Marz ..olf (Ruth Rector), 712 St Clall~ onJuly 13 at Cottage hospItal CorporalMarzolf IS staboned at Harrmgton,Kan

The results O!f the roller skatingraces follow

Small 151fts' fast race, Joan Alke-ma il)1g gJrls' fast race, VlrgllliaVhetmck, small boys' fast race, JackKlskalt boys' fast race, Ralph Gray,only one to fimsh, glt1s' one leggedrace, Joan Alkema, :!)1ggIrlS' one-legged race, Manon Vhetmck, boys'oen legged race, Jack KIskalt, smallboys' one legged race, Ralph Gray,boys' horse and buggy race, firstprIze team, horsees, Charles Emeryand James MItchell, buggy, JackKIska,lt, gIrls' horse and buggy race,firs-t prtze team, horses, Joan Alkemaand Joan Hackenberger, buggy,Kathenne Andre

Boat races, saIlboat race, CharlesKubasta

Basket weavmg contest, LOIs. Pen,first prIze, Margaert McKIllop, seewond, Joan Mulhns, thIrd.Summ.er nay Camp-

The fo11ow1ngare the membersMthe safety and clean-up squads forthIS week-

Pohce Charles Kubasta, captaIn,Paul WIllette, Ilene Baront andDona Graham

Clean-up Robert DeSchutler,captam, Ed Wl'obles, Evelyn Mooreand Joan Alkema

Last week s program was based onIndian lore and crafts The boys andgirls gutlt an IndIan VIllage andFrtday the speCIal event was an In-dian pow wow The squaws perwformed an IndIan dance whlle thebraves tested theIr skIll and brawn.n IudIan wrestlIng",atehe,.

OES to Sponsor Ice CreamSOCIalNext Wednesday NIght

The Eastern Star chapter No 420o E S IS holdmg an Ice cream so ..CIa!on July 26 from 6 30 tIl 10 00pm, at the home of Mrs EstherFncke, 1356 Beaconsfield

Class 2 Arrangement of frUIt orvegetables, In comport, fohage re ..qUlred t(Combmabon permItted).

Class 3 Arrangemen t of hardychrysanthemums In metal con tamer

Class 4 Modern arrangement ofplant materIal, In SUItable contamerl

Class.5 MIll1ature arrangementContamers not to exceed four Inchestn heIght or four mches m wtdth

Class 6 Arrangement of yellowflowers ni gray c.ohtamer

Class 'Z Arra1'l.gement of dnedplant materIal,. 10 any "Contamer

Nate Fohage permItted m aUclasses

Restncted to members of theGarden Club of MIchlgan, the LIttleGarden club, JunIOr L-eague Gard~eners, Grosse Pomte branc;h of theWomens Natronal Farm and Gard-en AssoctatIOn, Pomte Garden club"the Vlllalre G""d~uduh, and theGard.., C..,ler of Dotrolt

All exhIblts must be illl pOSItIonfor )ud!!lngbr l~~oon Saturday,Sept 9 l' """''?"'''c'''I-

Names O'f~wJl1 be announc-ed at a late; date

Intendmg exhtbltors may obtamfurther detaIls by contactmg secre ..tanes of the VarIOUSgarden clubs, orfrom Tom Pearson, 77 LakeVIew ave~nue, Grosse P:Olnte Farms 30, MIch,NIagara5157.

BRIDE TO BE

THE ENGAGEMENTof Marl. The....e Wltt,t .. k to Stalf S.... t.Edward E. Frey, USAAC, was announced hy her parents, Mr. andMr•• Jo.eph A. Wltt.tock, at a Barden party, held at theIr home onDevon,hlre road. Sergeant Frey, .on of Mr. and Mr. Edward W.Frey of Seminole avenue, is stationed in Ireland MI.s Wltbtock, i. agraduate of Grolle POInte high school and afflhated 'WIthLambda ChiOmega sorority.

Selden B Daume,of 272 laSallePlaee, preSIdent o-f the DetrOit Trustcompany. has been appOInted 'by theboard of educatIon to the board oftrustees of the two Dulhon -dollarWayne umverstty county hOspItalHe repl:t'Ces B E. HutchInson, chatr-ma.n of the finance commIttee of theOhrysler corporation, whose term ex.p.red June SO.

Wtndell W Anderson, preSIdentof the hospJ.tal trustees, made thISannoUlttceinent yesterday The hos~pttal trustee$ w111 operate the prowlected two mIlhon dollar, .'!5P-bedcounty ntdfgent hospttal wnttlt wIllbe one of the first UUltsof the med-Ical S-Clefice tenter of Wayne um ..vers,1ty. On the hosp~tal board o-ftrustees, beSIdes Daume and Ander ..son, -are Mayor OrVIlle L Hubbardof Dearborn, Alex J Groesbeck, Dr.A. W.Lescohler,Dr J MIltonRobb,and Dr. Edgar H. Noms, dean ofWayne Unl'V'eI'Sltycol1ege of medi-<:ine.

Daume 15 treasurer ot the DetrOItSymI)'hony orches-tra and of theAmencan Red Cross, an'ClIS a. dIrec ..tor of s.everal western timber com ..panies

Name New Memberto Wayne MedicalBoard of Trustees

Artists to PaintPortraits ofWounded Vets

A new entertaInment program hasbeen launched by the usa campshows for convalescent serVIcemenPromment AmerIcan rabsts are atwork m dozens of general and navalhospItals ttround the country sketch ..mg soldIer s portraits. BeSIdeswatchmg a famous artIst at work,each serVIceman sketched receIvesan ongmal portratt o-f himself fref'

T.he ar.t1sts, all of whom work ona voluntary baSIS, are beIng mobilIzed from every sechon of thecountry to tour the hospItals 1n

theIr vIcmIty and m more Isolatedareas Arranged throttgh the cooperatlon of the speCIal service -dl"VIsIon of the war department, theprogram. IS financed by the nabon.tlwar lund, through allocabons fromthe DetrOIt war chest

Photostats of the Qngmals are be ..mg made, SIgned by the artIst andsent to the .serVIceman s relativesalld frIends

Keen rIvalry for coveted blue rib ..bon awards IS expected in the Gard ..en club's sectIon of the 28ttl annualflower, frUIt and vegetable show(thIrd Vlctory Harvest show) of theGrosse Pomte and Eastern MIChlgan Hor~Icultural SOc1ety, to bestaged at the Nelghborhood c1ub~Grosse Pomte, Saturday and Sun ..day, Sept 9 a,nd 10

In, a schedule of classes for ar ..rangements Just released by thecomm1ttee - Mesdames Dexter MFerry Jr, John S Newberry and WBeresford Palmer Jr, artistry andortgmahty Will be the keynote Theclasses are as follows

Class 1 Flat arrangement of plantmaterIal m flat contalller.

Artistry and Originality Keynote of Enfriesfor Victory Harvest Show in September

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Rotary Club HonorsA New (:itizen Monday

Members of the Grosse PomteRot'itry club were congratulating am~mbe1', Joseph DeGrtmme, Mondayon the occaston of hIS reCeIVIng hiScItIzenshlp papers

A son of one of the largest in ..dustr1.ahsts, Mr. DeGrimme left afortune m NaZI dommated Europeto come to a country WhIChIS free"

Both Mr DeGnmme and hiS wIfereceIved theIr final papers last Manday The DeGnmmes operate theDeGnmme art galle,rles, 5 Kercheval

V.Irgmia Fuellmg, daughter of Mrand Mrs Walter Fuellmg of Garwland avenue, DetrOIt, was umted 1n

marriage last Thursday morntng, toLleut Arthur Reno, son of Mr andMrs Ftancls Reno of 1640 Brysdnve, at St Joan of Arc church

Lieutenant Reno IS home on a 16wday furlough follow~ng hIS graduawbon and receIvmg hIS commiSSionat Ellmgton FIeld, Tex

Local Pastor Vacat16nmg~

ThiS week finds the pastor ofBethany Lutheran church, the RevOs.'WaldRIess, aud Mrs R1ess vaca.tIomng at Arcafua, Mich They leftimmedIately after serVIces last Sun.day and ex:pect to return early nextweek. Daughter Rosalie has madethiS week pOSSIble lor her motherand father on theIr 25th weddmganmversary

Name Local Womento Serve on StateBoard of AWVS

New state offtcers for the AWVShave been appomted by Mrs ArloflB Clarke, of DetrOit, former statechairman of program and extensIonIS the new AWVS state chaIrmanState headquarters are at 307 WestFort street, DetrOIt

The executIve committee IS com ..posed of the followmg Mrs Clarke,Mrs Russell McLauchhn, first VIce..chairman, Mrs Gerald M Sorflckj

second VIce chaIrman, Mrs W DKmgmger, Dearborn, thIrd VIce"chairman, Mrs SIdney R Small,fourth VIce chaIrman, Mrs RobertN :Hendrtckson, secretary, and MrsJ Ostrander, treasurer MesdamesJ J Q Brten and Jean Taylor Max-well WIll serve on the executIve com ..mlttee as members at large

The adVIsory board elected by theunIts at the conventIon held In De ...trOlt May 1 conststs of the follow ..mg Mesdames Alger Shelden,Grosse Pomte, Jefferson B WebbDetrott Charles NIxon, LmcolwPark, MISS June DeGarmo, MIl£ordand Mrs FranCIS KIefer of PortHuron

Detroit Girl WedsOfficer Jnly 13th

Oetermine Vicar's Residenceas Parsonage; Tax Exempt

The Farms board of trustees WAS

Informed Monday lllght that theclaIm of ChrIst church's vicar tohave hIS resldence on Mapleton re ..moved from the tax rolls 15 correcf,

for a parsonage IS exempt from tax

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On Obtaining the Coveted

Dr Thomas S Dav!es, GrossePOInte townshIp health commlSS1On-er, reported to SupervIsor CadSchwelkart, that 25 case:s of ;numpswere reported to his departmentdurmg the month of June

Other dIseases reported wereChickenpox, nine, scarlet fever,five whoopmg cough two measleseIght Others were impetIgo, onp

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dog bItes, seven bronchIal pneumoma one

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Twenty-five Casesof Mumps ReportedHere During June

otherWIse nOhfiedWIth the commumty garden 3uQ.iw

mg, and the Judgmg of the~tcommunIty plot for the pe'tftfahtaward, takmg place qunng th; firstweek In August no VIctory gardenershould hll to take advantage of thISserVIce whIch the profeSSIonal gardw

eners are so patrlotIcally offeringThe community plots on both sIdes

of CadIeux road between KerchevalPlace and St Paul Will be vIsited bythe Nabonal ASsoC@..tlon of Gardenw

ers, Monday 1'ltght,""]uly 24 betweenseven and nine o'clock

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~AMY -NAVY

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To the Employees and Management of

MACHINE AND ENGINEERING

\' Manhole Cover CausesDamage to Automobile

WhIle Charles FreIburger of 1'IJ7lieff road was dr,mng down Ker.chewval last Thurs~ay night, he hIt amanhole WhICh caused the cover tocome off and damage hIS car, tIre__________________________________ <lnd tube,

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I;Grosse Pointe Branch1 Between St. Clair and Neff

tbfessional Gardeners Are Giving Aid toiCtory Gardeners illGrosse Pointe Area!~"B _t _

W;"Commumty V[ctory gardenerse'tt;.:::V1S1ted agam last Monday~1by volunteers from the lW"I~ Pomte profeSSIOnal garden ..st::t~.lO'Clattons A group from the1:Ional aSSOCIation -of gardeners

ed the plot at the corner ofkelan~ an4 CharleVOIX and other

embers made a tnp to the Radnorrk plot m Grosse Pomte Farmsessrs Ernllst Bmnmg, W.dltam Pbmas, -To;th Pierson, Arthur Knkd ~nd WdlIamC Jonej of thestern MIchIgan Horttcultural so-ty gave adVIce on the Harcourt

ot .~ Grosse Pomte Parlf T!llss thr se~nd trlt>of .he Hottlcul

ral Sb'Ciety to Harcourt, on theIr~tt the preVIOUS Monday rammpened the ardor of the VIctoryrdener!

Ag tIll, as on the prevIOUS evew

d culttvatmg SOlI and crop rota ..n, praIse ior good plantmg andggestlOns for lmprovmg ba..dt by

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";00 are exrperts lII' tHetr fielde Grosse Pomte VIctory Garden

UhCI1hopes that all of the com-nioty plots WIll be v1S1ted before

~1summer IS over Nohce of the~es wIll he posted on the bulletm~ards or, where there are nopards, VICtory gardeners WIll be

:-CongratulationsI

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THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW,,& NATIONALEDITORIALvm~O~

:llfices at 15121 Kercheval between Maryland and Lakepointe"The Only Weekly New,paper Covenng All the Homes m

Grosse Pomte and Gratiot TownshIps"1.. II OLDHAM Pub[ISherP J. BLACKBURN EdtWr and Adverttsmg ManagerRITA WALBY S"" .. [ and New, Editor

-S'ttlftWQtl0n Rates' B;r ~'aih .200 pet year. ;c: per cppy~,.); By CittnUo 10 Cents a Moath ..

Itbl1Jlled Every Thursday hy The Grosse Pomte PrmtIUg Co~>~ i,jBNo~i162-1163"'" h "WE 1>EAD OTHERS FOLLOW" c ,~~ . ~13 t4::ml%f~j

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r;I9SSE POINTE, aONORED, T001~ ~d~w- ~~"'"

.. .:>1::91-; ----- " "'":,:,'Few reahze the trtltlj~qous task behmd the scenes wJ'iil';n

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n;tward such as the Ar11lyJiilll'vyHE" IS m the offmg On'~lteu~kce, .t looks to the olI0%l:t.eras If .t were a relatively s.mpleaitter •• _the plant produce-d, the- award was made

!<>However,.t ;s not so s.mple as .t woul<l seem To beginIth, merely meetmg Army or Navy specIficatIOns IS not

nough - nor is meetlng;l sche-dule of productIOn enough It 1se combmatlOn ,of tltt":!Wo"l1pon a conslsfent baSIS wh.cit

rilv.des the pnmary '1uahncatlon When these two 'utal fune-ms are synchromZed~1>~xt becomes necessa~ll fill 0111:l.:nads of report anu an~sl$, sheets. These are dosely scrt,-\,'Ized by Army art4;'NavX;"productlon chIefs and. doubteWllckedat the source Plant productIon and excejlenc~ in pr\!'ncbon must not shp one IOta dunng the process 01 th.s mve~;gabon.~ The war department does not pass .tS hIghest civlhan

rd .. ound hghtly and you may be sure that when the .Army-'tvy HE" 1Sawarded, .t .s defimtely deserved"Th.s is not Vanco's first honor On Aptl113, 1943, the spe-

ale M.ch.gan award from the U. S Treasury department, thed1tseye flag was conferred More than ten per cent of Vanco's

payroll.s pledged m bonds ThIs 1Sa hIgher category eVien~the Mmute Man flag "~e Army-Navy HE" for excellence m war productlOn$ijl~der the Stars and Stnpes at the Vanco Machmetl!1ld

fllih1,eenng plant next Monday afternoon Grosse Peintetl,1I:td feel smgularly honored w.th the owner, Jasper Van)\!ten and all hIS employees

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For theGreater Glory

of Her DIamond

A New Mounting!

Price. Include20% Federal Tax

Sale Conducted by

14319 MACK AVENUI!lIktweeJl Lakewood .. 4 C'h1t1m~""open Frida,. and Saturday E'Vetli111l'i11

H. O. McNIERNEY

Exquilitely .tyled. hand carved by malter crafbmen from rich yellow 14 k gold ••• lome letWith lupporbn.q- diamonds to enhance and glorlEythe dl.mond you bought her longl\go Make your chOice from WIllens fromfined collection Do It today Take $11.95monthl to pay

C. Theron Van Dusen

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assoCIatlOn DodO! ""orns said The dre~~ the annual meet ng are DrsaSSOCIatIon \otcd to co ne to D Clark D B ook~ Burt R Shurltrolt because of 1 at 0 1 \\ de ntere t \rtm I Clapper Harry L Oar111 tle proJecte! medeal seen c Da1e1 Ba~k (ordol B \rvercenter The a~;,oc at 01 1a~ a 11 em \\ arn::n I Ho Da 1 D Henryher:. the 75 class A.. med Lal ~d 0 1s I

of he 'L111ted ~tates ani C..t'1dda 1£ a napped fabr L gets \HI wa1\lore t1 an 300 leaders '1 t e med cal 111 t ri 1(' to hru~ t Then bnlsteac~ll1g and praLt ce fiell \\ I IT 1 t d t 1come to DetrOit for the a l1t dl"'c:> e f\"C on of the' Pmeetll1g and more than a tbou dud I Ho\\ c, er aro ttd the collar anWIll attend se;,SJOl1S poch.ets a ~t ftel b tl h as a \\hlS

Among Detrolters ,\ho ,,111 ad broom 1<;nee Ie 1

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Ithey have to enjoy peace amongthose ~ho wJ11feel most satisfied atthelf contnbut on should be the\\ aes who are now workmg as orthopedlc techmclans These talentelwomen make arhfic at hmbs an Ibraces and correct -artifiCial hmbs tomake them fit some soldIer who lo~ta leg 0" an arm m fightmg for ourfreedom It w111be a hap-py heartwho counts among her souvelllrs C'f\Vorld \var II the thanks and blessmgs of an Injured soldIer whom shehelped to walk

The Wac braIlle mstructor "'111notbe embarrassed either \\ hen a future son or daughter asks \foil erv.nat dld you do to help \\1l1 the",ar- For she can ploudly ans\\erSon I helped Win the peace -

peare of mmd and heart lor the soldleTS ",ho lost the r eyeSJglt fightln.f.,so you could In e In a better ,..arid I1hat \\111 be a true statement cetaml) tor can} au Hunk of any be Itel \\"'ay to wm the peace than to Iteach bhnd soldIers how to readand thus restore m some deg1eethe1r mdependence and the hope of Ia happIer future? I

BUSCH DRUGS

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THE PRESCRIPTION STORE15228 Eaat Jelf ........

S.ee....... te Swift-S.yllI.

Medical IClence h.. done much to nhe'fe, and pre'l'ent, many of theJlI. that were part of tbe tyranny oEadyanclftl yean Modern medi-cine can do eTen more If tbe Indll'ldual Will enltat the aid of tbephYllclan Never before hal 10 ntuch hope been held. out to el~erlypeople, and yet, never hefore La.,e elderly people heen. .0 ex-posed to the quackery of charlataft. You can perform no klndherlerVlce to an elderly perlon 1ft your family than te encourage tnatpenon to take a.dvantage of tlte help that .. qualdied phY.IClan canlive 11\ provldJng a mellow ,low of comfort and bppules. to warmthe lunlet yearl

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SHAD KOZLOWSKI

FIRST REUNION IN TWO YEARS

*Panama C 1\ Ila - A'lahon Caclet RId ard D Robbms has bee Igraduated from the AA..F fleAlblegunnery school at Tyndall fIeld oneof the largest schools of Its kmd111 the army aIr forces tra nmg ~ommand

'Lpon hIS graduatlon, the Joldler

THE GROSSE POI'{TF RFVIFW

CORP R R Rochelle Jr and PEc 0 J Van Da~me held then' firltreunion In two year. recently In Hollywood, Calif. after "hem&,CIaI"- World War IImatel and f~lIow 'baseball players In Groue POinte Corpor~l Ro.chelle, who on July 1 receIved hi, new yabng, II ItatJ,oned at the V S f II

I Marine COrpl air Itatlon 1D EI Toro, Santa Ana, Cahf, while Private ets uccess u yVan Damme IS from the Fifth Marlnel, Camp Pendleton, Oceanllde, PI d' J bC.l.f ace III 0 s

I Actn e duty orders to sea or to I recelVed a 1'a r of sllver wmgs s g111 --some shore sta~lOn now a"aIts Blue f30mBthat now he IS ready to take I The placements of \\ arId War II

IJacket Rudolpn karI He~berger 30 lIS place as a member of the com \eterans 111Jobs 111 ,rlchlgan by the Ihusband of \Irs Leona A He~berg bat c ew of an A;\F bomber WMC is U S Emplo}ment Serviceer 2110 Fleetwood Dnve Grosse At tl e gunnely school he ",as s mamta 111Uga steadily mcreas ngPonte \\-oods \llch rece1t gradu tranee! 111 the operaton ot 3J and tempo Edward L Cushman \VMC!ate of the na\al tra n ng school fa JO cahbel machine gum fi st 0'1 dlrector for 1hchlgan stated toda, Istor~keepers at the 10ledo 0 na. ground ranges and later 11 the alr The :May total of 1048 compareda1 armory leal n ng by SImulated aenal battle WIth 985 placements fa vete"ans J

Sent to the spec a1t} ~chool on the conditIOns hO'\'\ to blast enen;1' fight \\ odd \\ ar II duung April shows ahas s of h ~ reLr,j t tra n 118apta lde er planes from t 1e sk). gam of about s x per cent over thetest scores the ne'" 1) graduated matt <\s an aenal gunnel he \01 JOn precedmg monthcompleted a course of study t1 at In t10usands of h s teammate~ of the Placement records refkct cffeccluded pro-perty and financ al ae sb carry ng the attack to the ene h"e opetatlOn of the speCIal vetercountmg hpev\lltmg rng1 sh and m). 111 all parts of the "arid as ans program In LSES ofhces thrucorrespondence guard ans of Amer ea s heavY and out Mlch1gan Cushman declared* ned urn bomber~ 1he \eterans servIce plogram

Roman A (SI ad) h.ozlo\\sk 18 He IS the son of \Ir and Mrs E whIch has been operatmg 111l,SES Ison of 'Ir and \Irs R A Kozlow L Robbms who res de at 874 Lo offIces for a long time, has recentl).

rame Gros;,e POinte been eXlpanded and Improved and IS Isk1 1310 Bedford road has Just ~~passed a final class fic.atlOn ~ army * not only meetmg ImmedIate nee-ds of IaIr force pilot at tl e general pre Corp Thomas \\ :l3nnk of the those nO'Wreturnmg from the armed I

-\ <\f has been transferred f1am Py forces but estabbhmg sound andote Tex to Kearney Neb effective patterns for actIon when

VI<:tory IS won and the problem ofthe retut:!'l.lng veteran assumes mass

* Proportions , - _ _ _.- IF~ve s-peclfic traml11g opportuUltles

are ava1lable to dIscharged \ eterans

(lofthIS war under the tram111g pro 1 P bI- S I Igrams of the WMC and the federal t U Icae I:~":i:::~:h::K~~t:nt~::~~,:~~~I I:~:U::;~~;l::~;~~~:l~~llt~'~I~:~~'Saturday, July 22nd IquahficatlOns - as productlOn "ork ,

Some of the most lllterestmg andsoul satlsfYll1g a~slgnments 111 the en 1J1. war plants supervIsors te.ch

"omen s Arm) Corps are those m ::~~u~~:~t:~rk:~~r~:tl~:I~ or a5 Ithe me-dlcal hne F £teen or twenty AT 10'00 A ~I, ff t t £' 1 b All of the trall1mg agenc e~ co I . ..[l eren \1'e~0 meu ca )0' ~ m t 1e

,I \\ 1 'lIb ! 1 operating Wlt1 the ,'\ MC are gearedacareantle) o~cuc<\"o I'

n n 1 1 t tI to help the Ietll It ng v(' eran obta 11 ~

e \\ 0 a, e spec a ram 1 g 111 •

fi Id tl 111 1 dtram ng most su ted to Ill;;;needs to •

'l.ome e at 1\ le pour 111)Ure !GI J h k t 1 I

help 111mget :t J.ob In war mdustroe,; ac 0 no ma vmg I I• u C f \£ \.. or to ad\ ance to a more responSIble ,

'1.. n mller 0 lCIIgan women •1\lth t1 e rIght quahficat ons are tak Job If he s already employed Cush t

flIght school at Sd.nta A 1a Cahf d man said ;l11g a \antage @f the plesent need •and IS now a full fledged a\ at on for var ous h.lnds of med cal teehl11 The wart me tram ng COllne~ are j'cadet (. am Probably some of them are at I geared speelfi-cally to the need'! of 111

;,had got hiS bas c tram I1g '\t l t d b tC £ h dustry or agrIculture and are what I'" I rac e y lJe Jay 0 servmg u~leRpa d Feld 1e-x a'1d ,'as a"l ma 1\ Ot th the\eteranneedsforawarhmeJ0",n Iers '" tJ1 an eye to e Ia\lat on student m the 306b1 college f t k tl t t d 1he tralllll1g IS 111vocahonal or col .,iu ure no,\" 1a ne tram ng antrall1mg detachme 1t at Coe college th 11 h lege courses or IS on the Job I

Cedar Rap cis Io,,,a <\fter fi.e e:>.,penence ey"l recene as tee _I n Clans w 11stand them rt good stea t

v.eeks of genelal prefl g1 the w1ll bc f t t d 11 b W Med' Ior 111 eres ng an \\ e pa) 111gJO S ayne leaaSslg}led to adullced prefl g'1t after HItler and Hlrohlto deCide toschool for fi;e ",'ks of add tIona! g" up and stav home College to Be Hosttra n111g- then on to a fl, 111g schoo 0 D t t h h dfor fl 111 tram n ne e ro woman w 0 as stu to Assocl'ati'on

y g g "d 'DelOlng) and psychology at theShortly after reaehmg Santa ;\n'i L t f \1 h d 'V

Shad \\ as promoted from cadet cor n veron y 0 Ie Igan an ayne! t d fl 1 £ h

ul1lver:.lty ane! "as emplo} ed as a Charles F Ketter1l1g Gener<llpara 0 ca et g t sergeant 0 s case worker for the \\ ayne county I VIotors VIce preSIdent 111charge ofse<:tlOll Jtf. JU\emle court deCIded to lat so-me11esearcI1 WIll be the final banquet

one else help the wa:y\urd bo} sand speal.er a the three day annualA\1atlOll Cadet Harmon Grubbs gIrls "ho might be suffer ng from m:eet1l1g of the A~soclatlOn 01

has retur 1ed to hb ne,,\ post at nav <Iiili.unhappy rrome condltlOns She chose ;\merIcan \[e41cal Colleges 111Dal prImal). Ottum\\a IoY\a after to Jom the army and help coax back traIt next Oct 23 25, accOl dmg bspendmg a 15 cia} iurlough \\lth h s ~parents \Ir and \In Paul D to normal maladJusted soldiers ...ho~e ann01l11Cement yesterda">......bv Dr

cond bon mIght ha.e resulted from Edgar H 't\orns dean of tff N'ayneGrubbs of Fbher road He had Just the roar of cannon and the ack ack unIversIty college 0.£ medlcmecompleted hIS preflIght tra 1 ng 1t of mach ne gu lS I ThlS IS the first time durmg ltS 75IO\\a CIty before commg to G os~e After tne \'far 1S over and Amen year hIStor} that the \, ayne collegePomte and was one of 73 cadets O.1t cans a::.k themsehes how much ngJ tof med cJne has acted as ho;,t to theof a battahon of 17J chosen by t1'" ~_-----------navy to contmue 111Stra n ug as apJlot 111the recent large scale redu<:tlOn of pIlot tram ng personnel

**Fvt Peter Pappas recent!} Ie tCamp Blandmg 1< la tor hiS newpost at Camp \ an Dorn ,rlSS

I Llo)d R En A~ son of \ir and\Irs L R En -x 3JO HIllcrest,Grosse P01'1te, IS recelvmg 11S 1111

hal na\ al mdoctl natIon at t le U Snaval tra n1l1g center G,eat LakesIII

HIS boot tra111111gcon:.lsts of 111

structlOn 1U seamanghlp mlhtarvdull and general na, a1 procedureDurmg t11lS penod a ser es of aptltude tests 1'1111be taken by the' Lecrurt to determ1l1e whether he w 11)be aSSIgned to a naH! senIce school]or to Immed ate actI\C duty at sea I

HIS recrmt trammg completed the Iseaman w 11spend a penod of leave Iat home,

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learned Its applicatIon to the prob on the v\ est Texas plame gettmg atlems of bombmg enemy targets first hand the feel of bombardIer opThey have been schooled In. meteor erat on:. from a front hne aIr baseology and have gone 0' er maps ~ow these young bombardIercharts and aenal reconnaissance I naugators are ready for the fin.tlphotographs of enemy terntory un phase of the r combat tram ng 1n

t1l they are as famlhar as the road ",,11cll tbey \\111take tl e r places asmap of Texas The) have been ke" men In the aenal combat team~tramed n the uses and detect on of of the A A,Tcamouflage They 1a\C studIed ene *my ShIpS learned to ldentlfy 11stan L eut (H~")Cha les I.... Gamber an t Ily enemy aIrcraft I'irs Gamber nee \ Irgmla Ann

Thelr trammg III the actual al t of I ynch arm ed here recentl). to al Ibombmg has been the essence of 110w the lieutenant to spend a ;;;hortthoroughness Thev ha"e becorpe lea\e before retmnmg to \1 am HefamIly famIlIar Vv th the tool:. of b the son at "\Ir ami \Ir~ r red Cthe.tr trade ......-bombSights planes Gamber of St Clair a\Cn lC

guns and bombs They ha\C eac1 *dropped enough pLactlce bombs to P,t \, Iltt01 DrYJda1e formerlyget that sCIence dov,n habit perfect statIOned at t1 e Orlando a r baseFmally they spent long hard work Orlando Fla has been tl ansferredIrtg davs at a combat camp far au to \IcCook 1\eb

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Cabbage SaladVegetable SaladMacaroni SaladBaked BeansCooked Spaghetti

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Armour'.Potted Meat 4 oz. doz. $1.19Armour'.Treet 12 oz. doz. $3.79Armour's Vi .......Sausage .. .4 oz. doz. $1.65Armour's Pigs Feet in GlassArmour's Lunch Tongue

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Just Reeeived ••Carload of TexasWatermelons ~+~~,

,hur.day, July 20, 1944

\fldland Army Air FIeld \hdlandI e,as _ Among the hIghly skl11ecl1ombardier naVIgators \\ho recervedthen commISSions as second heutenants and fhght OfflCefS' today fromCol Charles H Dowman commandug- offlLer of thIS key bO'tlhardler

;;;cl 001 was SIdney' L Kaplan son of\[r and Mrs 'fauue1 Kaplan of 858] akepo nte He attended the (;111

,elslty of MichIgan at Ann Arbo"and he IS :t. member of PhI SigmaDelta fratermty

Back of today s graduates he 18"eeks of the army aIr forces tough~est tral11lrtg and combat pract1cethat makes them real trIple threatmembers of the a r forces deadlyaerall fightmg teams

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It's only human to keel' flputtlng.off" the cho'" ofdefrosbng-espeClally in summer, when ice cubes arein big demand and you hesltale to have your ",friger.ator out of commISSIon even f<tt a few bolUS. But seethat it is done regularly. Do not use an lCOpick or asharp instrument to remove lee, thIS sometImes punc-tures the ",frIgeratlni cods. After defrostlng, wash thewhole interior (oods, shelves, tra,s, etc) with luke-warm water and mdd soap. Unless the motor of your",frIgerator lS hermetIcally sealed, have It oded andlOspeeted perio<hcally Remember that your ",frIger-ator must last for the duration Treat It accordIngly'The Detro,t Ed,son Company

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14730 Kercheval AvenueSunday SerVlc-es

1030 am - 5 00 pmSunday School

SeSSIOns for July and August1030 am

Wednes-day Evemng TestImomalMeetIng 8 00 pm

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Fanns Council Votes toRemain Affiliated With OCD

The V1llage of GrOSse P01n~eFarms wIll remam ,In the local OeDIt was deCIded Monday nIght, andpay theIr proporbonate share In themamtenance of the offIce here Be ..cause a large balance IS shown forthe next three months, the amounteach commumty must contrIbute ISconsIderably small The Farms'share for the next three months is$94.

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The RedeemerMethodist ChurchOne Block South of Harpe ..

at Base Line RCladREV. BEN J. HOLLIS, Pastor9 :45 A. M. Sunday school

11,00 A. M. Morning worshipSpecial music.

A co..dial invitation is extendedto All.

son, Mlch, 1n commemoratIon of _I_a_~_~_~_~_the 80th an~lVersary of the forma-' You Always Get thetIon of the Repubhcan party ""atJackson, .despite the absence of the

candIdate H. h t D IIFIve Year. Ago This W.. k Ig es 0 ar

Bmlt 18 years ago under the spansorshlp of Theodore Beaupre thenFarms counCIl :preSIdent th.e FarmsVillage pIer was further developedagaxn under the directIon of MrBeaupr-e thiS tlme as pier supenntendent

Grosse POIUte Farms won adoublehea.der fr-om Royal Oak 1ferchants score of the first game Wd.SIOt03

The DetrOIt Federal Symphony-orchestra WIllplay at the hIgh schoolgrounds every week On July 13 theprogram was m commemora t10n of IBastIlle Day.

One Yeal" Ago ThJI WeekWaIter R Tex Hoyt, 190 Oak

street, p.nd a member of the Farmspoltt;e department, has been accept~ed for navy serVIce He and hIS son,Robert Jr, 19, are to leave togetherfor boot traInIng at Great Lakes,III

Thomas GOUin, 10 424 Belanger,Grosse Pomte Farms was killed emSatur<Jay afternoon when he was haby a delIvery truck whIle TIdmg abIcycle

The Grosse Pomte canll1ng cen~ter opened under the sponsorshIp ofthe Grosse Pomte board of educa~bon, the OCD, the Garden Club ofMIchIgan" and the Grosse PomteAWVS.

'l'he C1ty of Grosse Pomte wasfound 'not guIlty' in Wayne countyCIrCUItcourt m a SUIt by Etta WIl-ha.ms, Negress, who sued the cityfor damages, after she suffered 1n~Jury from a fall In 1939

The CIty counCIl of Grosse Pomteconcurred In the appomtment by themayor of Clarence D Blessed as thenew commISSIoner of pubhc safety.

The Grosse Pomte Ulllt of theAWVS, <>f whIch Mrs Alger Shel-den, was chaIrman, was shapmgplans for a Grosse POInte townshipfaIr of ' WIse Savmgs for WarNeeds, the obJe'Ct of WhICh was topromote WIse aavmgs, And aId In

esta:bhshmg neIghborly cQ-operat1onIn the war effort

Davld Wh,tney BUlldlngProfessional BUlldlng

REMEMBER?17 Yean Ago Thla Week

The tentat~ve date for t<heVIsit ofCol Charles A Lllldibergh to DetrOItwas fixed as Aug 11 m a letter re-ce ved by Mayor John W SmIt1.Wednseday from Harry F'IjGuggen-heIm, preSIdent of the Damel Gug-genhelm fund for the promotIon ofaeronaUtlcs, under the auspIces ofwhIch Colonel Lmdbergh IS to makean aIr tour of AmerIca startmg fromNew York, July 40

St ClaIr Shores pottce began theenforcement of theIr' warnmg to theWolvenne TranSIt cOOlpany and aseach or! the first three buses to berun Over the new DetrOIt MountClemens hne entered the VIllage hm-ItS It was seIzed and the drIver ar~rested

Noone has been kIlled by auto~mobIles durmg the first SIX monthsof 1927 10 Grosse Pomte~

Merchants of Kercheval avenueassembled enmasse at TashmooPark on Tuesday, Aug 16

10 Years Ago ThiS WeekThomas Brooks of Grosse P010te

Park who enlIsted for work In theecc was CIted for eX'CeptlonallymentOrIOUS work durmg a fire atwhICh time he saved the camp atHlggms lake, Roscommon, MICh

Yachtmg heartles wer.e busy shap-mg plans to engage III the contestof saIl and sk111 agamst water andwmd

The DetrOit Cubs, champlOns ofthe Negro teams, played the Farmsnme -on the latter s home dIamond

Almost unammous support forthe FItzgerald for Governor' movement was the keynote of the' Underthe Oaks' celebratIon held at Jack-

9 30 a m Church school Qassesfor aU ages WIll contxnue all sum~mer

11 00 am Morntng worshlp Thepastor WIll preach on the subjectHave We Room m Our LIves for

WorshIP? 'ThIS church extends a cordIal wel~

eome to those who have no churchhome, and to vlS1tors 1D the com-mU111ty A nursery IS conducted forsmaller chIldren durmg the elevenodock serVIce for the accommoda-tion of worshIpers.

GROSSE POINTECONGREGATIONAL

CHURCHREV CHARLES W SCHEID,

Mmlster10 00 a m Church servICe.10 00 a m Church schoolThIS week the Grosse Pomte

church IS bemg represented at theChrIstIan educatIon instItute at Ohvet college by Mesdames AbramBrown, Alton R HuntmgtonCharles W ScheId and LIonel AWlllter

At the leadershIp tratnlllg confer~ence far hIgh schoo' youth at Ohvetcollege, MISS Nancy Mathewson ofthIS church was -elected a student of~£icer of the youth plannmg' counCIl

GRACE EVANGELICAL ANDREFORMED CHURCH

Kercheval at LakepomteHUBER F. KLEMME, Mmto!..

KERCHEVAL AVENUECHURCH of the NAZARENE

13318 Kercheval Ave at CophnRE:V A 1. LEACH, Pastor

A communlty vacation BIbleschool IS bemg conducted at the Ker-cheval Avenue Church of the Naza-rene 13318 Kercheval avenue at Cop1m WIth the first sessIOn begmnmglast Tuesday mornmg at nme 0 clock

All boys and glrls of the communIty and surroundmg area regardlessof denom natIonal affibatlOn, are m~vlted ot attend

The school IS tInder the dlrectIonof Rev MISS Mary Olson of Troya a natIOnally known vacatIOn Blble school director She IS aSSIsted bya competent staff of workers

Sess ons WIll begm each weekdaymornIng at nme 0 clock except Sat~urday thlldren attendmg shOUldbnng blunt nose sCissors and penCIlAll children cordIally mVlted

9 45 a m Sunday BIble school(classes for each age and group)

11 00 am Mornmg worshIp6 30 pm Young Peoples service7 30 pm Peoples evemng evange ..

lIstlC servICe.7 30 pm Monday, intercessory

prayer servIce IJ7 30 pm Wednesday, mIdweek

prayer and pratse serVJce7 30 pm Thursday, chOIr rehears ..

alFrIday nIght, Young Peoples cot ..

tage prayer serVIceYou are mVIted to ltsten to the

program of "Your Nazarene NeIg'h-bor' each Sunday afternoon 2 30to 3 00 from radIO statIon WEXLRoyal Oak

..ALL OFFICES CLOSED FOR VACATION

July 17th to 29th Inclusive

Johnston Optical Co.

IMPORTANT NOTICE!

On account of the shortage of help and our inabl1lty to operate WIthout cer.tam key men, we ale fo~C:ed to close aU offlces £01 two weeks, 111order toglVe our employees a much needed vacabon We wl11 reopen Monday, July

31st, WIth renewed energy to serve,

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ITHE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW

CHRISTIAN SCIENCECHURCHES

ST. JAMES LUTHER.\NCHURCH

GEORGE E. KURZ, Pastor

GROSSE POINTE WOODSPRESBYTERIAN CHURCHREV ANDREW F RAUTH,

;Ml'!l1ster

Be a war~worker - N9t a shirker- Save Fats!

JEFFERSON AVENUEMETHODIST CHURCH

East ]efi'e,rson at MarlboroughREGINALD R FEUELL. MmlSter

MESSIAH LUTHERANCHURCH

Southeast Corner oi Kercheval andLakewood Avenues A. H A. 1.oe-beT, pastor, 1434 Lakewood AvenueTelephone LEnox 2121.

The SaYlor's word "I Have Com~paSSIon WIll be the theme of thesermon on the ComIng Sunday, July23 Two serVIces wIll be held At8 flO and 10 30 a m In the late servIce a VwlllbaptIsm IS to take place

The Sunday school wJ1l meet at9 15 am and WlIl be In seSSIOn forone hour

Sunday, July:l310 00 am Mormng worshIp WIth

sermon by the pastor Sermon sub~Ject, I The Sense of Heanng, fo.urthm a senes on the senses___ <-

10 00 a m Church school for thll~dren

7 00 !p m Youth Fellowshtp meet-lUg WIth Nancy Howe 1tl charge

Thursday, 10 00 a m Red CrossseWIng ~

Sunday July 23 10 30 am' WhenIs Praymg Prayer? ' WIll be the sermon theme Df the Rev Andrew FRauth pastor The nursery class wl1lmeet dUring the church serVice forsmall chIldren

Saturday July 29 lOOp m TheP~oneer GuIld of the Women s As~socIa bon D1' the church wtll hold abake sale m the SmIth store, cornerMack avenue and Hampton road

Sunday, July 30 10 30 a m Thelast oehll.rch servIce untIl Se.pt 10WIll !be held on this date Chur-chservices and church school WIll beresumed Sept 10

j Truth' 1\111 be the subject of thelesson sermon In all ChnstIanSCIence churches throughout theworld on Sunday July 23

The Golden Text (Psalms 86 15)IS Thou 0 Lord art a God full ofcompassIOn and graCIOUs long suffermg and plenteous In mercy andtruth'

Among the BIble CItatIons IS thISpassage (IsaIah 25 1) 0 Lord, thouart my God, I WJIlexalt thee I wdlpraIse thy name for thou hast donewonderful thmgs, thy counsels oJ-old are faIthfulness and truth lJ

Correlative passages to be readfrom the ChnstIan SCIence textbook, SCIence and Health WIth Key tothe SCrIptures' by Mary Baker&Idy, mclude the foIlowJng (11)Prayer cannot change the unalter

able Truth nor can prayer alonegIVe us an understandmg of Truthbut prayer. coupled WIth a ferventhaA)ltual deslTe to know and do theWIll of God, will brIng us mto allTruth'

FAITH LUTHERANCHURCH

East Jefferson and PluItpREV C H LANGE, PastorCARL UNDER JR, VICar

Next Sunday July 23 PastOlLange WIll occupy the pulpit HISsermon theme 15 A Banquet III theWIlderness Our attendance VYasencourag ng last Sunday Eventhough these aTe the summer monthslet us contmue to ~hoV\ our love forour SavIor by attendmg serVIcesregularly

Our serVJces are open to all whocare to attend You are welcome

Church serVIce, 10 00 amSunday school 10 00 am

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It Is Not Necessaryto Suffer W,th YourFeet.

Telephone: Office TU. 1~1800Relldence Nt 0557

Osteopathic PhysicianDetroit

13145 E. Jefferson Avenueat Drexel

Telephone Lenox 5990for Appointment

Dr. MargaretVerbrugghe

Osteopathic Physicianand Surgeon

1843LancasterOffice houri 2 to .. and 1 to •

Except Thuraday and Sunday.Sunday hy Appointment OnlyGroa •• Pointe WoocU 30, Mich..h

Bryan FootHealth Serv,ce

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Foot Carrecllonist

FOOT TROUBLE?

717 Gmwold BUIldingPhone CA 6214After 4 00 PM

Dr. Bertha L. Hapke

DR. WALTER Go CONNOROsteopathic Ph,uciaD

and Surgecm11319 East Jefferson

Near St. JellllLE. 4776 R.... PI. 3838 Ne"t Sunday, July 23 St James

• I Lutheran ohurch wlll hold a speCIalserVIce of praIse and thanksglVlngfor hlessmgs receIved enablIng thecongregatlOn to become self support-Illg The serVIce wl1l be at 11 00 amIn the p,unch and Judy theatre TheRev George E Kurz, pastor, wIllpreach on the subJect 4'Thmgs forUs to .Heed as a Self SupportmgCongregatlOn "

St James was started by the Eng~hsh dlstnct mISSIOnboard 10 FebTu~ary, 1940 FIrst serVIces were CO'1d'Ucted 'by the Rev H A Burandt 1nthe lIbrary of Grosse Pomte highschool

In A!pni 1940 the .congregationwas organIzed WIth seven votmgmembers and 14 COln1!lUU1cantmembers In June, 1940, the 'CongregatIoncalled lts present pastor, tl).e RevGeorge E... Kurz In Dece.rnher, 1940the place of WorshIp was tha,nged tothe present locatIon

Incre ... e Highway Projects

Addlh-on of a number of proJectsrecently has mcrreased the proposedpostwar constructlon program of thestate hIghway department from$120000,000 to $130000,000, satdCharles M ZIegler, state hIghwaycommISSIoner,

Community Delegates Meetto Discuss Housing Situation

In co,..operatlon WIth a requestfrom DetrOit s mayor, PresidentJames K. Watkms of the Farms attended a mootmg In DetrOIt, call~dfor the purpose of findmg somemethod whereby outlymg communIbes could co operate WIth DetrOIt III

helplllg solve the housmg problem

PresIdent Watk1ll8 saId that althonotices were sent to all communItIesWIthin a 35 rnl.1e radIUS of DetroIt,only a handful of representatIves at-tended The mayor told Watkms hereahzed the Farms couldn t do muchaJhout the SItuatIon but apPTe'Clatedthe mterest mamfested

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PEACE EVANGELICALLUTHERAN CHURCH

Warren and BalfourE'!NO G CLAUSE PastorMARVIN MARTIN, VIcar

In conuectJOu wIth the gospel forthe seventh Sunday after TrInItythe Rev Euno G Claus mVltes youto thmk earnestly em the very senDUS warnmg of thIS text There are

ward _ but Tather upward _ toward really two warnmgs Hence theour heavenly goal theme ' A Double Warnmg Jesus

Precedmg thiS mam serVIce of exhorts Beware of false prophetsworshlp at 10 30 the adult BIble and Beware of false llvmg he saldclass and the Sunday school hour Two serVlces are held at PeaceWill convene at 930 Come I You Lutheran church 800 and 10 45 amare always welcome at Bethany Sunday school classes for all ages

convene at 9 30 amThe dally vacatlOn BIble school IS

m the midst of the second week ofthe term A record enrollment hasbeen estabhshed thIS year A tot'llof 275 children have been enrolledThe school meets from Monday to}<nday, 9 00 am tlll 12 noon Theterm ends Fnday, July 28

On Being Awarded The

ARMY • NAVY "E" AWARDFor E~cellence in War Production

HOWARD R. ULCH

GROSSE POINTE LIONS CLUB

A KEEPSAKE i$ (l d!elislled giftfor 0 weddi"9 CIll"ivet'$llry, birth-dat, Christmos or any other gifto«QSiOft ••• (I gift to be bestowedwilb Ielldemess CHId worn withprtde. Thr""9b five deeades Genu-~ Registeted Keepsake diamondrli>gs hove mainlolMd high otand-ords of color, cut and clQflty, Comem CHId let lIS show you the newKeepsake designs i" 0 wiele tCIllge

of prICes.SUMMER STORE HOURS

~:OOA.M. to 6:00 P.M. Open FridayEvening Until 9 :00

~osed Saturdays During July and..".,,,. .v....",. August,~ w

!DW ..J. PONCJ2ACZ, J~em~<mdg~

)~ Kercheval Avenue

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16369 £ast Warren at Courville)pen 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. TU. 2.4550

f Representatiye3i44.,p ... ob.eot Bldg. Tel R... dolpb 044. D...... I.. Mlob

THE GREAT - WEST LIFEASSURANCE COMPANYHEAD OFFICE, WINNIPEG

BETHANY LUTHERANCHURCH

lutel' Dnve East at ChatsworthO~WALD RIESS Pasta.

KENNETH LINDSAY, VICar

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CongratulationsI ' To the Employees and Management ofI Vanco Machine & Engineering

...enn~th M Lmdsay VIcar willupy t:hp,. pulpit on Sunday mon

HIs theme wlll be, The Chns1 LIfe and the Cross In the:.e-"'-of hlS sermon he wIll p61~t

fil1~ numerous blessmgs that are;;>1ved from havmg: burdens and.tt ons to conte'1d wIth m -ourry I1ves They show that ChrislS are mdeed the ch11dten of Godfor only a lovmg and concernmgber sees after the welfare of hl$

.r cht1dren The weIght of hie 5

~-ses15 !l:ot to make us look down~

iREWARD ..Ifor a life of industry is independence and comfort at theIage of retirement. The monthly income that will be avail.Iable to you then will depend on the antount you save now.Our pension plan offers an ideal method of providing forthe future while giving your dependellP protection now.

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, ." T:HE RIGWI' €GMBINATION ""~bi~'Rod.. Shop h.. what' it take. to rITe yoa the .... t work.lanSY;p-In radIo repamng-yeara of experience plu. a laborato".Ilthrr,:he fine.t te.tui!f eqllJPment made. Bnng your .et. here 1

KOBERTS RADIO SHOP

Thursday, July 20, 19<> THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW Page Plve

pooketInbmll

• Fast drymg.. Sner1.s water and

pI events 'i\ ateru "5

• Zelon b eateda1 d SanfOIIzedp e ":ihl urk fOl;,\\lmmmgcomfOl t

bghth ".o"eu, tough

eI-1e e 1::'a len'1r{able pamtv, hlCh lea\. <23 the fabrICpllable and "Ill not crack

• Ideal fOl A \ n ngs BeachChaw,; Canvas Gllde1sd 1 C SetteE"::'

G fen ..tilac Ie coloIs-ahoBlac1 WhIte and CleaI

1& Fasv to o.ppl:y

• Sanded smooth fim::,h

• A::,::>embled Vy 1 th bolts

Regulor$1 40 P"<e

FrIday Saturday Evenings Till •Woodward I Mlehlean I GratIot

Cor I Cor Mt.Cah ert Schae cr Rd C'le:melU

TO 6 «00 I OR 4400 I 4571

CANVAS

GANTNER SWIMTRUNKS

• Gual anteed byFll estone agamstdefects In WOl k-manshlp and ma-terral fa ....the lIfeof the tne Al~ocal TIes Ne4smoney .. backguarantee

ALL THREE PIECESRegular $8 95 P"ce

Convenient •.•CourteousHorne- DeliveryService!

Order

brought to 110'''' residenceeach day by carrier

• If you have a rahon cerhfi~cate get the best III tnes andserVIce by gettmg Flrestone sfrom the \vOlld s lalgest Fne ...stone dtaler

CHILDREN'S CHAIR AND TABLE SET

$ 95.Adnondack stylmg

.Remforced legs and SIdes

.2 chans WIth foldmg backs,

f- Firestone~ Deluxe Champion".' Tires - Grade One~ Size 6.00- i6

~,J,j,

.Packed 12b.to a carton:f'foreasy~handlmg f

Covers 'f

.L,ght welght

.White duck• Remforced bot ..

tom

• Chrome - platedstep-down shaftsForged h e a dHIgh-grade leath-er handle grIpS

Sunday Golf Bog

$129

PerDonn

• Quart SIze, complete wIthcap metal bands andrubber rmgs

MASON JARS i59~~

come an Instltutlon In the area and Jor ty of reSidents of Grosse Pospat o'llzed ,"'lde1} by "rundreds of and are hop111gthat these peopleres dents of th s ent1re area 'i\ ho c'\p c~::, the 115ehe~ through thefind lIS lOcat on com en cnt and I lot publ shed m ih 5 newspaper.""ares h ghly pdlatable I belle\ e that the commISSIons ac

1\\ e bebc\e tha the com 11~SlO I !>ho ld be resc nded. sa)s Mr BRecent action by the Park, llage acted aga111st tl e 'i\lsheS 01 the ma I er I1 -------

commJSSJOn lnvolvmg mdrect me ::. •••• 0 II •• II.IlI11Iil11I11 •• E.IIII •••••••ures v,hlch 1\111 remove TOll) :KOllllS popcorn and soft drink, en ••dor for the past 20 years from Bb •hop clnd Jefferson and bar 111m fro 1 •

any other stand on the streets ,..as :severely condemned th 5 "eek bv •the Gros:>c Pomte Cn-le League II•••••••••II•••••••II

II••1/•1/••II•••••: Arrange for Home Delivery by Phomng CHerry 8800

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I And 1ll the second place the attltude and actIOn taken by the Cl'11m S510n was discr tnmatory agal1lsta "\-\orId Vvar I veteran \\'ho has bp

1 Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Evemngs Till 7W'a.lungton Blvd \ John R I E Jefferson I Cd River I

Cor Cor Cor Cor Chkajl:oMichIgan Ave Nevada Ave I 1V[anhhque I Blvd

RA 7SlS TO S 44.. LE 4400 HO 4.00

45 PLATESFor MostCors

.The genume Wlllard the gold "-standard of battery value;:,ComplE'te range of pllces andtypes to fit all cars

Budget Plan AvaIlable

~» ~.;,Scrubbing, Cleonlng

Hat ClIme Reopens

Electric SILEXPERCOLATOR

STEVENSON GOLF CLU BSWOODS Regular $3.98 Price $3~a~ w

IRONS Regular $2,98 Price $2~~i."

Wdlard Battery, ' $9~~Guaranteed 12 Mos,

$590

.S-CupSIzePyrex

,,;a:':l Bowls• Cloth

coveredparce ..

.Guaranteed against laInheat breakage filter

KNEEL CUSHIONRegular 25C39c Price

.W ate r-proof, kapok filledcus'hlOnif('~:>f "t$~~<.:~

A resolut on by t1 e commlsslO 1

made B shop Jefferson to the 1al ea 110 parkmg area and an ordmance ad\ertlsed last '\\eek 111 Tl cReVIew, prohlbJts any vendor fro n I

The hat remodelmg elm c at the stapp ng on Park street", e'l:cept t:) I'\ WVS headquarters 17027 Kerche make sales or for delr\ enes fromval, WIll reopen early 11 September I pre"lOus orders The ordmance tale::. Iafter the return of 1ftS George effect 20 days after pubhcatlOl1 IKImbel 1 In the first place says Joseph A

Baker, preSident of the C1\League Tony 3 wagon pro\ ded nomore traffIC hazard at BIshop an 1J effer:>on than the bank the mu11lclpal park on \\ ndmlll Powte 0any of the other mUlllClpaht1esparks and p ers The commlSSlO1.d sregarded a petltIOn s gned by 13reSIdents 111that area ask ng themto let Tonv stay and acted uponthe request of one resIdent'

Clarence D Blessed CIty safetycommlS~lOner yesterday InstructedThomas V Trombly chtef of pollceto restrIct all bIcycle ndll1g on theSIdewalks m the busmess section onKercheval

ThIS actIOn ,..as taken after tworather serIOUS aCCIdents whIch tookplace 1U recent months, 111 \\ hlChtwo pedestnans were 11lJured

PersIstent VlOlatlon of thiS orderWIll result ll1 the \ wlator s arrest

Bicycles Ruled Park Civic LeagueOff Sidewalks in Raps CommissionersCity of Grosse Pointe on 'Popcorn Deal'

•Thieves Make Off WithOutboard Motor, RIfle

Boy Missing FromHome Since July 16

Automobile Stolen FromDrIveway in City Saturday

Grosse PointeMachine ProductsTops Bond Quota

Wlth a payroll of 35 men and onebookkeeper, Grosse Po nte MachmcProducts ",cnt way over Its givenquota for the FIfth \Var Loan DrIveThe quota, seI~t flOm WashmgtonDC, ""as for $3 500 ror the plantAt the end of the dr ve t~e totalover and abo"e payroll deduchon~was $6 625 Q{)

Bernadl11e Laube bookkeeper, wasltt charge of the drl\e, and statesthat Jt ,,,as a pleasure and no efforton her part as the bo) s were morethan wllhng to buy extra bonds

Grosse POl11te Machme Products17465 Mack avenue 1SdOll1g 100 percent war work 0J1 contracts fromarmy ordnance, aIrcraft and navaldepartments John P Reed, formerFarms poIrce offIcer, 1Sa partner IIIthe firm

Mrs Robert WhIte, 1384 Lakepomte, reported to Park DetectIveLouwers that her son, Robert CWhIte, 14, has been mlSSlllg fromhome Sl11ce 5 45 pm, last Sunday

When last seen, he was accompa.1lled by Joseph vValters, 721 Con-tmental, DetrOJt, and Robert VlVJney o-f Lmcoln Park Dete<:t1ve Lo..J,..ers has traced the latter ~ouths toCanada and IS III touch "'lth Cana~dlan at1tho'fltles "ho are on the lookout for \\ h te

A car left "tth the keys In theSWitch last Saturday nIght 111vltedthe attentIon of thieves \vho madeoff 1\o1ththe car

The o-wner, Donald C HollIster507 RIvard was VIsItmg on BerkshIreroad.

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too?

Today!

tached from the Farms and be an~nexed to the CIty Will consist of apublIc fIght of way on 1< Isher road

In addItlon such a procedure willnot entaIl any c1.anges 111the pre!>ent assessments or valuatlons 111

eIther commUnIty It WIll also protect the Farms agamst posslb1e future loss of penonal p operty taxill case a boat ~ere to be moored tothe present dock which hes entIrely "-lth n the extenSlOn of the 33strIp of land descnbed abo,"e

Tim recommendation for the loca-tIon of the present boundary southof Jefferson has no bear1l1g -on atld\\111 111 no way affect the nghts ofthe reSIdents on eIther SIde of F1Sl~

Do.sn'l il lear J our heart a httle-the SIght of these two AmerIcankIds, hurt and tIred, helpmg eachother across the bloody fields ofNormandy?

If Ifdo.s, go oul and buy anotherWar Bond-nowl

RIght now-to day-thousandsand thousands of other youngsterslIke these are ma1.mg the suprememIlItary effort of thIS war.

Are you-here on the home front-makmg tho supreme finanCialeffort of thIS war?

You can only do so by buymgmore,moro and MORE War Bonds.

Buy your

Invasion Bonds

TU.2.6720

hurt you

wl)unds

Village Clerk.

hue of Jefferson avenue, thencesouthwesterly along th~ center hueof Jefferson avenue 33 feet more orless to the present boundary hnethence southeaster!) along saldboundary hue to the Umted Statesharbor hue of Ltke 5t Clatr

Mr Schlaepfer recommended thatthe second solution be adopted because It wl11 not be necessary ""0detach any prIvate property lymgwlthm the present boundarIes of ti.erarms The only property to be de

Flowers for All Occasions

Do these

Charlevoix at Maryland

WINDMILL POINTE TAILORS

Harry A. Furton,

Thu u an ojfic-lal U S Trealufll ad cr l.lemenl-prepared 1l1tdu aUlp eel 0/ TrelUUfto' Department "nit Waf Ad:~erh;nnJ7 Couttdt

ONLY TWO DAYS remain in which to take advan.

KALES & MAFFOR FLORISTS

Village of Grosse Pointe Farms

Men'a and Ladlea' SUlta tadored to order-Alteratlona,rebnlqg, cleaning and presamg'

Fred M Schuman E.tabh.hed ]'25 ()pen e?eJlIJlgl tall. P.M.t493] Ead JefFer.on at City Limits

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

tage of the invitation, recently mailed to all pr\,perty own.

ers, to request replacement of broken or sunken walks.

Members of the Village Council earnestly request

your co.operation in order to eliminate undesirable exist.

ing sidewalk conditions and hazard. which are a liability

of the property owner.

17516 Harper at Morang

Major Tool Co.

If the walk in front of your house or property needs

attflntion, and you do not have an authorization form or

desire information on the matter, call the Village Olfice

- Niagara 6600.

Sidewalk Repair Offer

er between Jefferson and MackMaintenance

It ,"vas deCIded by the commItteemembers that for ordmary str~ernamtenance the respons1blltty ofeach commulllty shall extend to thetenter hne of the e::\.lstlng pa\ ementIn case of any e'l:traordmary 1m

provements or mallltenance, It couldbe handled by each commu111ty separately or by ......both commUll1tlcsJomtly under an agreement behveenthe counCIls then In offIce

In O1:der for the Farms to detachtIllS parcel from the VIllage the proposed plan \\111have to be presentedto the '"'\layne Coun) t board of sut'erVIsors. and after such plan ha~been posted thItty days prIor to the

•••••••••••••••••••••••• meetmg they wl11act UpOIl the plan'~. If the board does not approve. the

• ..,..-~: matter must be brought before theI ~: reSidents III an electIOnlJiP 11111rV I For the CIty. the procedure ISI 'fUI'-"" I much more comphcated Due to the

•:, IIIL'I Ie~ tl. charter, the dec1slOIl to anncx th s,...,,.r ....parcel must be rcached by the res

•1 FROM FOOT PAINS I. dents through the hallot ThlS ,,111now, however neceSSItate a speCIal.1.~-..a.I.electIOn, but wlll be determ1l1ed at

_____________ , the next electIOn on a separate bat

: If you have tried without : lot All resldents m the CIty vote ThIe\es entered a garage and: success to find rehef and : on thIS Issue basement at t\\O Park homes thb• comfort for those tired, • past week and made off With a nfleI aching feet, don't be dis. I Sneak Thl'ef Serl'eS from the home of S Perrone 1210: courag.ed ••• it Will cost: Yorksh re road lhe nfle was 111theI you nothIng to VIsit the I Continues in Homes garage.I "ARCH_AID" and learn I At the R H Lucey home 920• how you can have good • of Park Residents Beaconsfield the tme! found an out-: feet and good health. : board motor m the basenrent WhICl-tI N M d' IS. : Because of ItS pro::\.ldTIltyto De he promptly removed for hIS own: on- e Ica ervlce I trolt, Grosse Po nte Park IS perlodl 1 use.: SCIentific : II cally v1sIted by thIeves "-ho thmk ••• Foot Analys.'s I that the POinte IS a place for' ea"• .'1pICkngs ' The pobce department noIFREE I sooner sohes one senes of robbenes: : than another brea1.s out Tl s IS• • what has happened 1ll the Park• •• 10 • For the past few weeks, a sneak: to:- :~. : thIef has been. operatmg tn Park: RA : homes, steahng pocketbooks and• 9531 • wallets and dlscardmg them afterI :tfiey have taken the money Most of• : the articles have been taken from aI ARC H : place WhlCh can be easl1y ~een from• • the street or through w11ldows and: : for th13 reason, the pollee adVIseI A : reSIdents not to allow money eOl

I - I D I~~~~:::IO~;oe:~~~ee~In homes as anII : Early last Thursday mornmg

I• Foot Culture Service I while memhers of the household• 4th 2 John R. • were sleepmg a prowler entered the: Floor : Heat1y Green reSIdence at 1006ICor. Woodward Avenue : Berkshlre, by removmg the hmges

Over Cunningham's : from an mner door and ransackedI ·all pockr:tbooks and wallets, gettmg• (TUNE WJBK, I a total of $273 for hIStrouhle How-• ): ever, before he had tIme to search: 1:05 A. M. • the lower floor a nurse awoke anJ. .'•••••••••••••••••••••••• fnghtened hIm away He left no

_ I _ ..~ __ _ .. _._ .. _ __ _ trace of IllS Idenht}

~ Last Saturday mght, pollee behevethat the same prowler was fnghten.en from the H J Hagen reSIdenceat 921 Trombley by a guest who dl"covered hltn III the house The thIefgamed entrance through a wmdo ..by removmg the screen

:\Vhen the guest ",ent to the lItchen to mqulre about the umnvJtedguest, the man left WIth a '" oman spurse, howe, er, exam nahon showed It to be empty and lt 'vas dlS(!arded 111 a field between Berkshl~eand Trombley

'Vh'!e the Alfred D ckson "'am 1.)1'of 872 Balfour were absent Saturdaymght, a thief broke a door glass andescaped With $3 from a chrld S pUf:.e

(Contmued from Page One)center hue of Mack avenue sout'1easterly to Its mtersectlOn WIth theU S harbor lme of Lake 5t Clair

The second solutlOll presentedwas 'The pnvate claIm lme be-tween claIms 300 and 241 extendt.,dfrom Its mtersect10n WIth the center hne of Mack avenue southeast~erly to lts mtefsectlon wIth the cen

- Boundary LinE:-

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U. S. VICTORYWASTE PAPER

CAMPAIGN

July 21 and 22HIt No.2

NIagara 9567

BIll Boyd In

July 23, 24, 25

Plus HIt No.2

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"LUMBERJACK"

II

Sunday, Monday, TuesdayJuly 23, 24, 2S

Car) Grant ]oiln Garfield111

'DESTINATION TOKYO'Plus

Laurel and HardyIn

"SONS OF THE DESERT"

Wed, Thur July 26, 27Wednesday Matmee at 3 P M

Irene Dunne Cary Grant111

"PENNY SERENADE"Plus

John Ho\-..ard 111

'A TRAGEDY ATMIDNIGHT"

'N'"ewsree1 - Slort SubJect

forBOMBBANDS

Com,lng Sunday, July 30 - RayMilland In uThe UninVitedGuest'Plu. "Lost Angel"

Thursday, July 2o-Last TIme.Tonight Hedy Lamarr In"Heavenly Body" plus "TheFalcon Out West"

THEATREMACK at '.MILE ROAD

Fri, Sat July 21, 22Gary Cooper GeOlge Raft

In'SOULS AT SEA"

PlusJess Barker Ann Mlller

In

• JAM SESSION'Phantom Chapter 11

Color Cartoon

Tom Conway andCarole Gallagher

'"Cary Grant a' he appears In theOcean Big , I TNT Terrific ! !"DESTINATION TOKYO"

It'. Murder Set to mUS1C I 1

Today'. slickest sleuth outwJ!t.the We.t Don't miSS It

'THE FALCONOUT WEST"

July 26 and 27

Plus • SpeCIalKlddles MatineeSaturday - Extra Cartoons and

Batman

TWoBIGHITS

""""-1jlItlf11lJ I 'Hoppy' rides agaJn _ agamstforeIgn saboteurs of our gt'eatforests' One of Hoppy s't best

1'JAM

SESSION"WIth

Ann Miller

"HEAVEN Y BODY"Wilham Powell and

Hedy Lamarr

Friday and SaturdayHit No.1

1he c,ytst..... ....illp,t' "wen-tate10uhrn_1IId'I ~...,

Leo J rltzpatnck v ce presldentand general manager of radlO sta~tlon WJR DetrOIt announced todaythat begmnmg Sept 1, \V]R w 11ban all middle commerclals from issponsored newscasts

11115achon on the part of one ofthe nation s oldest and largest sta-hons created somewhat of a furorem the radlO and advertlsmg fields

FitzpatrIck believes that the ehm~matlOn of the middle commerctal WIllbenefit both WJR and Its advertts-ers by an mcrease 01 pubhc goodwIll He saId that a natIon wld~dnve by radiO statIOns to add diglllty to nev,scasts \\ould be advantageou:> to the entire broadcasttngmdustry

'The Vltar has brought a new 1m-Iportance to newscasts he saId Wemust remember that prachcdlly allI steners have relatnes- or closefflends 111 the armed services .andthat their mterest m neWSCd.sts ISqUIte personal, ql1lte emotIOnal andsQmetimes becomes terflbly trag1cas they hear the names and stonesof loved ones 111 the ne'\u

SOME gIve their aU-An.wor thecall klr Fats t

Bogus Gas Coupons Passedat Local Service Station

SOME gIve theIr all-Answer thecall for Fall'

Fred McMann propnetor of a gasstatIOn at 17000 Mack avenue call-ed III Park polIce last week whenhe receIVed counetrfelt gas coupon.:.from Donald A Scoultz, 17852 ~tLouls The case has been turne1over to the OPA

THEATRE Phone LE. 2900OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M. TILL 3tOO AM.

For the Convenience of Our War Working' FrIends and PatronsLa.t Complete Show Start. at MIdDight 1 1 ,

Middle Commercialsto Be EliminatedFrom Newscasts

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*Open Daily 10:00 a,m, tiIl2:00 a,m,Sundays 12:00 Noon till 2:00 a.m,- ....... .... ...... ..... ....... .... .... ........_.. ..... .......... ....

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Completely Equipped Night Club (Former Club Mayfair)FOR RENT FOR PRIVATE PARTIES

YOU'LL ENJOY A VISIT TO THE NEW

MAYFAIR GABLES* COCKTAIL BAR *CORNER MACK AND SEVEN MILE

POPULAR PRICESYour FaVOriteBrand of Liquor, Beer or Wille Always in StockWe Can Mix Your Favorite Cocktail

Clean Comfortable Surroundmgs* Friendly Atmosphere *....................... --,'_. _ ..--_ _ _ .

Owners of the new l!ayfa rGables, Mack at Seven mIle roadhave announced that the completefaclhtIes of their former Club MayfaIr are available for rent to pnvatepartIes- The night club IS stt11 fullyeqUipped and IS Ideal for speCIallyarranged partles

Popular prIces pre. all WIth J.

complete stock of chOice hquor.:.Wll1es and beers at the MayfaIrGables new cocktaIl bar, whIch ISoperated by the same manageme 1tas the former Club MayfaIr ThefrIeml1y atmosphere and clean com-fortable sur-roundll1gs are prov111gpopular at the new bar, which ISopen dally 10 00 a m to 2 00 amand on Sunday from noon unttl 2 00am

HOTEL

Savarine* * *

Presenting -

OutstandinglyDifferent

Entertainment!

Former Club MayfairAvailable for PrivateParties and Banquets

REVEREYOUNGAnd HisOrchestra

Thursday, July 20 194~

Held over because of the greathlt they made IS the same cast ofstars that have been appearl1lg '1tEddy Shepherd s Club Stevadora fortb~ past few weeks HeadlOg th ...cast TcddJ!e Ylltchell master ofceremOOles keep~ the ball rolhn~assUflng the customers that theirtlme watchmg the show IS weilspent BIlly Joy s satIre on theweaker sex IS still Wl11nlllgapplauseand Tito Cavalero bIlled as theCuban bombshell of rh) thm IS Ju.:.tthat Cavalero s dam:mg IS an example of perfect tltnmg and rhythmLovely Clara 1v.[ae Gregory addsmUSical charm to he show ,....lth hervocal rendItIons Last but not leastare the Four Co eds acrobatic andpreCISIOn rout111e performers MdSteckly s orchestra supplys the needed mUSical background

Dmners are pnced from $1 75 to$300! with a speCIal offer of halfprIce for chIldren Added to thiS themanagement of the Stevadora paysthe amusement tax

Stevadora ShowContinues to WinPublic's Approval

ItaltallSP.... ,tI

One Tastetellsthe

wholestory!

Treed 'PossumAn EllaIr place reSIdent called

Park pollce early last Fnday morn"'-mng complaInIng of a howhng dogn the VJCIOlty InvestIgatIon provedIt to be a dog who had treed a'1opossum

The above bIll will be shown onFnday and Saturday~ July 21 and 22at the New Shores theatre

Recreational mate.llals sent toJapanese war prIson camps for useof United NatIons war prtsoners a ldc;,vlhan mternees have arnved attheir destInatIOn It has been learn(,dthrough neutral sources

These matenals were sent by WarPrIsoners Aid Inc, one of t\eagencles receIvlllg part of lts support from the Detrolt war chest Thecases were unloaded at the Pluhppll1e Islands Hongkong and Yokohama The 103 cases receIved JU Yo~kohama were distrIbuted among thewar pnsoners and mternees In Ja-pan, KOTea and Formosa

Included m the shipment of 22"cases wele baseballs and bats soft-balls boxmg gloves, footballs

lvol~

ley Dalls and other athletIc eqU1p~ment phonographs WIth re,cordshal monic as and other mUSIcal III

struments, plaYlllg cad.s chess,checkers, doml11oes, and othergames and more than fifteen thousand oooks of all kinds

Sports EquipmentSent to JapaneseWar Prisoners

Called back by popular demand ISSouls at Sea the 5t1rrmg drama of

sea travel m the eally days of colomzatlOn here In Amenca GaryCooper IS co starred WIth GeorgeRaft and together they make d1

unbeatable team Frances Dee lend ..beauty and c\arm and of cour:>"some romantIc Interest too Rag-mg storms the fury of a mutmuouscrew and the danger of pirate sh pskeep the a<:tlOnat a pitch POll1t ThemOVIeIS e\ en more colorful than thetimeless pirate books themselves

In addIbon Ann MIller IS seenWith Jess Barker m Jam SessIOna Jam packed mUSIcal WIth all th'"season s latest h t tunes and topname bands Ann Mlller s dance routlI1es are as fascmatlng as ever andJess Barker IS the confused youngman who suddenly finds hlmself 1'1

love

'Souls at Seal'Called Back byPopular Request

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SANDWICHES

co.p't

M.e:luc:l\JlCluh

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Shumway'sCocktail Lounge Marine Room Grille

TOlflGHTFREE

To the LadlesDINNERWARE

Every Tue.day, Wednesday andThur.day Night.

Be a war worker - Not a .hlrker- Save Fab'

MIxed Dnnks our SpecIalt) wIth. full!tne of Beers, chOIceWll1es and LIquors

Bette Davls academy aY'.ard \\111

ner IS co starred WIth one of Holl)wood s newest sensatIOns Paul Henreid 10 the stIrrmg and beauhfullove stor) Now Voyager Betteplays the role of a wealthy but ratl]er dowdy looklllg woman who aftera tnp abroad \Hth a new wardlobeand halr do comes back WIth a newer and bnghter outlook on Me Henreld plays the heart mterest buthke all true love the course does notrun smooth It s been acclaImed oneof the greatest love stones of OU"time

Also on the bIll IS a modern lov'"star) surrounded by the problemsof cedmg pnces and latlOn coupOn<>What a group of college co edsdream up to meet the man short-

age may seem shghtly exaggeratedbut It does prove sat1sfa-etorx If no+always successful Betty Rhodl..:>takes J ohnme Johnson m hand andmakes hIm mta the campus Gallabad

ThiS program IS scheduled for theColony theatre for next Sunday andMonday

Sun, Molt July 23, 24Hedy Lamarr WIlham Pov.ell

III

"HEAVENLY BODY"Plus

Tom Conway Joan BarclayIII

"THE FALCONOUT WEST"

Tue.day, Wednesday, Thur.dayJuly 25, 26, 27

Rosalmd Russell Bnan AherneJanet Blair

III

"MY SISTER EILEEN"PlusWm Boyd(HopalongCaSSIdy)

III

"LUMBERJACK"

ALOMA

Served from 6 P M to I A M

•14948 E JEFFERSON, Grosse POlUte ParkMUrray 9289

c. A.. BRUNTON, P.opn.'o, LOUIS GIRARD, M ......

a....I.your. at W."burnP.ODO TU. 2.:1815

Palm 011from Afnca IS normallyImported III conSIderable quantItlesNow S1l1cefats and OIls are III short'Supply all over the wotld, your usedcoolung fat IS needed for vltal mumbans of war and for essentIal homefront products Save a tablespoon aday

Gadget Replaces Galat Ship Launchings

SAVE IT

THE GROSSI: POINTE REVIEW

Fri, Sa.t July 21, 22Cary Grant, John Garfield

111

"DESTINATION, TOKYO"Plus

Ann Miller Jess BarkerIII

"JAM SESSION"

Latest VIctIm of the ravages of warIS the VISIon of the lovely lady wleldmg a champagne bottle over the bowof a shJp at launchmg An mgemousNew Y.ork ShIpbUlldmg company ha':lreplaced the whole procedure WIthI ChrIstlne' a mechamcal arm \VlttIno romance but much efIlclency sh"bursts the bottle automatically-and-saves a lot of time

1 Chnstme s bralll fathers wereawarded honorable mentIOn by the\VPB for theIr SCientIfic achIevement

'Now Voyager' toAppear on Screenat Colony Theatre

Make munItIon. 1ft your kltchert.'

Free DI.be. to the Ladie. £YM'JWod.o.d." lIDd Th.....da"

CODlIngFnday, Au. 4: 'IMlracleof Morgan'. Creek" and "Fle.hand Fanta.r"

Tue.day, Wedne.day, Thur.dayJuly 25, 26, 27

"SWING FEVER"WIth

Kay Kyser Manlyn MaxwellWilham Gargan

Plus"WOMEN IN BONDAGE"With

Gall Patrrck Nancy Kelly,Bill Henry

Color Cartoon

Fn I Sat July 21, Z2

"COVER GIRL"W,thRitaHaywortbGeneKellyPlus

"CRY HAVOC"WithMargaret Sullivan Joan Blonde'l

Fay BamterColor Cartoon

Contlnuou. Saturday from 12.45

Sun, Mon July %3, 24"NOW VOYAGER"W,tb

Bette DavIs Paul HenreIdPlus

"YOU CAN'TRATION LOVE"

"IItbBetty Jane Rhodesl J ohnme

JohnsonMerne Melody Cartoon

Continuou. Sunda.y from 12 45

WAR BONDS ISSUED HERE

Be a war~worker - Not a ahirker- Save Fab'

Red Cross AssistsMilitary Officials

Red Cross home serVIce In DetroltIS an Important mIhtary morale resource When a serVIceman applIesfor an emergency furlough, It IS tothe Red Cross that the commandlllgoffIcer turns to obtam m£Ormaho'lregardmg the case Red Cross fielddirectors forward these mqulnes tothe local home serVIce departmentA home serVIce worker, In turn,VISIts the famtly and mtervIews th~family phYSICian, then reports backto the field dIrector who dehvers themformatlon to the commandmg off1cer

By thIS means, ulIhtary offICIalscan be assured of accurate ImmedIate data on whIch to base declSlon~

VaneD lIIachme and Englneennglocated at CharleVOIX and Marylandm Grosse Pomte Park 15 to b~awarded the Army~Navy j E' forexcellence III war productlOll nextMonday afternoon at 4 30 andHarry Badas manager of the WhIther hotel, Burns and East J effer~son, has asked The ReVIew to lethim make a pubhc statement

'It has been my pleasure to knowJasper Van Opynen owner of Vanco Machme and Engmeenng formany months It has been U1t~restmg to watch hIS company grow un~der hIS able guldan-ee MamtamInga standal d of productlOn and excelknce In productIOn hIgh enough toWin the Army Navy E award IS

truly a great honor and from whatI know about Mr Van Opynen andhIS company It must be most rich-ly deserved I want to take thIS op-portullity to extend my sincere con-gratulatIons and to wish Mr Opy-nen and IllS company the hIghestcorttmucd success In the future"

AVOCADO OIL

In Guatamala the natives use 011from avocados as a treatment forburns In AmerIca now that manyof the outsIde sources of supply areIn enemy hands, waste kitchen fatIS needed to make tanmc aCId usedby mIlitary surgeons to treat p:owderburns Save a tablespoon a day,when a pound or more 15 collectedbrmg It to yoUl;, nearest meat dealerand collect two meat pomts and fourcents a pound

SAM CHIRCO INVITES YOUFOR AN EVENING OF FUN

AND FRIENSHIP

Kerb"

Cooled by Refrigeratioll

EARL UPTON

8715HARPER AVENUE-FIVE BLOCKSWEST OF GRATIOTRESERVATIONS PHONE IVANHOE 9088

StilI Pres""ting the Biggest, Most Elltertaining Show on the East Side

WE PAY THE TAX

Now Owned and Operated by Gus DeSchuUer

PETE MOORS

Courville Cafe

0', Due to IIlne..OPEN SOON

j~LOSED

Watch For Announcement

CLOSED SUNDAY

15241 East Warrell at Barham

Fine Food!

Now Serving Detroit's Most Delicious DinnerFamous chef - improved fast food service - Complete seven course dimlers

IServed fro~~: p!~'l~y ~~d !~~O?:~~~fS:~~~e!~an~::I~e:~ertalnment

l~ starts at 9:00 p.m. nightly.~ AIR.CONDITION£DP?y.-~ - - "" ~i

ge Six

Contillumg a Reputation for

DestmatlOll Tokyo' to be shownhe Aloma theatre tomorrow anJurday July 21 and 22, IS the storythe brave ~ubmarme crew whotured mta Tokyo Bay and of thee men who went ashore to get

neededdatathatmadetheDoo- W 1£' £ th h fi IWh'tt' Mo 0 e crew aye a l1e sup~eTOld011 Tokyoa successYou11 \ t t th t k th tiler anagerp.or mg cas a ma es epic ure11at theIr courage laugh at their I It t Co tIt V1Ve s a mus on every mOVIees andWOJtbreathlesslyas they I t 1 ngra u a es ancogaers ISryputtheirordmCaryGrantas On the samebllllllg,and III a on Army- Navy 'E'If ;h~.e-f,and John Garfield as the somewhat hghter mood IS fJam Ses-

SIOn starrmg lovely danclOg starAnn Mtller Top band leaders anJtheir bands make thetr avpearancedurmg the picture playmg the sea-son s hit tunes A touch ot romaurcwrapped up ill a musIcal packagemakes It enjoyable seeing for all

87'0- Mack A"ellue at7d"i TUzedo 1.9775.'",P'I.- ,I: II •••• I • I I ••,

ory of BraveIbmarine CrewAloma Theatre

,£!SID'S CAFE•i' and COCKTAIL LOUNGE

,tt the Piano and Solovox Thursday, Friday, and Saturday

I' I WARREN[SAM S BAR LAK~~OODI"

~ AIR.CONDITIONED

I:STEVAD ORA

II

15019 East Jefferson I!

NOW IIOpenon Sunday I

I...... ....... ....... .........-"_, ........ .........._ ............ _.......... ....... .~.........

I'i~340Harpe. TU. 1.9849

'DANCINGIII To WIll Towne and HI:-Band

INightly Wedneaday Throu,b Sunday, bu:ludln. Sun-day Matinee

~

• Choice LIquors and MIxed Drink', B.ck 'ho Att.ck _ BUY BONDS

EMILIO VAZ Your Hoot

... , ".. _ " .

! 15222Charlevoix Avenuel- ~O __ h_ _.a "

Thursday, July 20, 1944 THE GROSSE POINTC REVIEW Page Seven

ATBEDFORD

at a time when Uwted States Army officers toUl ethe plant With Fisher offiCIals The gun whIch wdeSIgned by the Army and IS bemg bmlt by FIShBody can fhe a shell hIgher than present-day pIaceumgs

L. Williams

patrons arc 111!ormcd that at ma'l') effect on t1 c date the order~ are prplaces where such forces are sta sel ted !toned there b a local pr0111bltlOtl Chi t na ma 1 for members of tagall st the Inportat OIl of In ted I 'Ie c a ~ \far ne ~houlc1 also I:;tate~ money and It could not b'" mal1ul bet ccn Scpt 1J 1944 au"ed f rcccI\ed Hm\c"cr dam est cOLt 1 1944 f dclne " b} Decpo tal mbll y orders can be Las ed lJ44 1c d Parcels for sue! peat A.PO S W 1ercver t1 ev are locate I SOl J. 11 ot 1c regbtercd or InSUI eand tl c") a c paid 1 local fOl C ",n Iud t (' c: ~ 10 mane} 0 der scncurren} 1.t l 1.tc of C',..L1n 19C 1 a d 11.11c to tl ~ b a lcl 0 t c sel

Carson L. Williams"I'LL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU VISIT MY NEW SHOP,"

Carson

• FINEST OF MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP• ALL WORK IS FULLY GUARANTEED

• ALL WORK IS MOST REASONABLY PRICED• ALL WORK IS DONE IN MY SHOP

QUALITY WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING

THIS GIANT 47 antI-aircraft gun, the largest mo.bue weapon of Its kmd, was produced at the GrandRapIds Stampmg DIVISIon plant of the FIshel BodyDIVISIon of General Motors SIze of the weapondwarfs man as can be seen ill the photo above taken

16131 E. WARREN

accepted for registration or 1l1surance If It conforms to eXlstl11g requ lemet1ts as to ''Ie ght sIze andother preser bed condlt a sU.e of Money Orden-

The use of postal money orde s tJtransm t glfts of money to membc sof the armed forces outs de the cont Iental Lnlted States s recomme Ied \Vlth regard to cash rcm ttJ.ncc~~-------------------

Persons having jobs on watches or Jewelry In the shop now, are espeCIally

requested to take note of thiS announcement in movingt to save inconvemence- All work WIll be finished when promised and may be called for at that time

Announcement. ..

Jewelry and Watch Repair Shop

- ...

Army's New ~Stratosphere' Gun

Will Move Aug. ITO

Now Located at 14332 Mack Near Chalmers

CARSON L, WILLIAMS

Instructions Givenfor Overseas Mailingof Christmas Parcels

EDITOR S l\OTE - B'low ISthe thIrd and final article of d.

senes on Chnstmas mall for mem~bers of the armed forces

Po.tace-Postage must be fully prepald the

rate of fourth class matter (that lSparcels exceecll1lg" eIght ounces) be-tng the zone rate apphcable from thepost offIce where maJ1ed to the po~toffIce m care of Wl11Chthe parcelsare addressed The thIrd class rateof l~c for each h"o ounces apphesto packages not exceedmg eIghtounces except III the case of boobon ,'\-Ilch the rate IS lc for each t \0ounces The tlmd class rate of 10cfor >each two ounces or fractlQl1thereof IS also applIcable to unseale 1greetmg cards, addressed to othe~than army personnel provldmg theybear no unpermlsslble 1\ fItten addtlons It 1~ suggested that they bemaIled as first class matter srnce 111

that event they '\\ 111be returned Itundehverable proHdmg they bear areturn card Parcels contaml1lg onlybooks con£orm111g to the reqUlr'"'ments preSCrIbed therefor are accePtab1e at the speCIal rate of 3c apound, plus 1e on each parcel thelimIt of weIght hemg five poundsIn.urance and Regutry SeM'lce-

No matter addressed to membersof the army or other persons recelVmg' matI through APO s overseasshall be excepted as 1l1sured orCOD mall Letters or packageseontammg money or other artIcles ofvalue shall be refused reglstratlonbut letters contammg valuable orImportant papers may be regIsteredThese restnctlOns do not apply toOfflCJal shIpments, slupments to mIlltary agencies o\erseas, or to ma 1frOlfi APO s

Mall for personnel of the navy\1:annc Corps or coast guard may be

Up in Tapedry

Small Down PaymentOne Year to P.y

5 Kercheval

The GalleI1es \'IJII Be ClosedDUll11g t Ie Month of August

Local Youth onRush Hours Vexes Sensational Raid ofPatron; Seek Remedy Fortress 'Slipstream'

Free Hom.e E.tlmate.Day or ETenlng

Crowded Buses at

Castor all 15 Important for ttsqUIck <C!rY1l1g,water • remtant andp1astlclzmg quahttes

Chameleons, 7 mches long canshoot' fhes 12 1l1ches away by

means of theIr lIghtnmg fast ton-gues

Joseph DeGrimmeArt Galleries

ANNOUNCES HIS SALE800 101000 P]I,{, EVEl'IINGS ONLY

-TILJULY 31

7933 Kercheval

J

While Materials Are Still Available* Prewar Springs* Prewar Maerials* ;;Year Written Guarantee* Selection of 19 StylesTwo Pieces

$49.50------15 YearsSameLocabon-----

PROGRESS. UPHOLSTERING CO.

LET US

RE-NEW!!-STYLE! !-UPHOLSTER! !

YOUR OLD SUITE NOW

Call PL. 7936

J H Grut, secretary treasurer ofthe company responded wlth a Ieter to JImmIe as follows

June 7 1944

Michigan WomenRespond to Callto Join Waves

At the rarms coune I meetllg I dtecnth t\ my Alr ['oree _ 1\\10uday nIght the matter of t nas Gro~se Pomte flYl11gofbccr figuredportatlOn on the Lah Shore bLtsl's herOically 1ll the miraculous fhghtdUllng the rush hours was broug! t of the B 24 LIberator :;1pstreamto the attention of the counc11 by a agamst an lmpoletter from Ernest R Jones of 99 ant en e my au1feadowlane

Icraft factory 11

\II Jones letter descllbed 111 deAustlla 011 :M.irehtall the sltuatlOn that he found h1111I

If I I I 19 111 ',hlch these JU eac 1 morn111g w len le trans Iferred from the 7 30 WIer Lane bu" Ire w overcameat t le CIty lllmts Mornl11g after I he obstacles 0 fmorn111g the passengers "ho had to I Lleut Mathew. three demol shejchange buses at the hmlts ,,,auld finJ I engll1es a rag ng fire and shattere 1It necessary to stand and \\atch ll1struments and controh lhe sh pcoaches pass them up because they IS credIted \\lth shootmg down thre"were already loaded and then 111 or German plancsder not to be late for work manv The bomber ",as In a formattonof the bus passengers would reso ..t attac1..ed by oYer mnety enemyto travelIng the rest of the way L) fighters Losmg one engme the enestreet car The 1 esult of all thIS Mr my concentrated on the SlipJones ''lent on to expla111 was that stream knockmg out two more eneach mornmg the same people would g111es and the blg shIp staggeredbe forced to stand an endless walt home on the remamlllg motor Lleutor pay anothel fare on the DSR Mathc'\\s bombardler lightened torstreet car shIp by droppmg hIS bombs square

Mr Jones suggested that the fa~e ly on an ack ack battery four mIlesto the hmlts be lowered to five cenb, below them The shJp was lOS111gat-and the passengers could deCIde for tttude and a fire broke out amldsl11pthemselves If they would make th .. and blazed for an hoLtr and a halfremamder of the inp by bus 1M The p lot headed the Fort oyer th ..street car or that the bus company t\dnattc sea prOmlSll1g IllS crew t,:)

would change theIr schedule to meet brmg them In

the demands of the early mornmg The Itahan coast was hit manyrush hours and ha\e the buses go mIles beh1l1d the enemy I nes and andownto\\n The buses that weren t a{;k ack battery opened up on thl.,heavJ1y loaded could pIck up some hmp ng plane Can you Imagl11e theof the passengers caU~l11gan over- nene of those gu)S tryll1g to getload 011 other buses at the hmlts us wltb some lousy fla1-..after what

A 1\e1y mformal dIscusslOn fol ,,,e 'Hnt through saId 1I,1athewslowed and each member added 1115\\lth a scornful gl1n Soon after theybit ot ho\\ he thought the sltuatlon landed at an emergency field andcould be coped With One member members of the crew told theIr Te\.

More than 1000 Mlchlgan women suggested that the bus' company be as pIlot that they would f fly throtlgl1lomed the Waves durl11g the first SIX contacted and see Jf schedules could hell \\lth 111m111 a paper box anymonths of 1944 It was announced to not be pnnted and handed out to tIme he wanted to try It 'dav by Lleut Comdr Byron r:: regular patrons so th.it they could LIeutenant \fathe"" v.as promoFlechtner offlcer 111 charge of Navy gauge the1r tIme accordl11gly, and ed to first lIeutenant June 14 He l~reC'rU1t1l1gfor thiS area If It meant leavmg a few ml1lutes the son of Mr and 1frs Leshe G

'The splendld Fesponse of Mlclu earher to catch a through bus, the Mathews 1358 Hollywood, Grossegan women to the Navy s needs 1S passenger would have to deCIde for P0111te vVoodsmost gratlfYlOg' said Commander hImself whether he wanted to getrIechtner By Jom111gthe 'Vaves up ten mmutes earher or stand andthese women have taken the step to walt at the hmltshasten defeat of the AXIS a step of 'Ihe final declslon reached was,,,hlch they wlll ah,ays be proud that the clerk would contact the bus

But WIth our biggest Job stlll company and see Just what could b..ahead the havy needs thousands of done to alleVIate the problem, and tombre Waves They are needed ur InVIte a bus company representat1Vegently to take over Important lobs and Mr Jones to the next meet111gm thIS country so our N a"y men can and have each SIde present Its VIewscarryon the war at sea"

He ulged women 20 to 36 ) earQ

old to 111vestlgate the opportullltlesoffered tn the \Vaves Those who areU S CItizens and have had at leasttwo years of hIgh school or bus messschool are ehglble MarrIed womenmay Jom 1£ they have no chIldren un~der 18

915000

854871

200,3034648253503242852

$9 238 789 29

$8 826 93444

$ 200000 0010750000104 354 85

$ 41I 85485

$9 238 789 29

$ 97320884

$ 97320884

WILLIA\l R DeBAEKE

111gpaper for the paper dnves andpromoted the sale of bonds andstamps In order not to be left outof anythIng and they were af..raldthey would be because the FifthWar Loan Dnve would first reallygal11 momentum 111 the latter part ofJune and the begll1n111gof July theysoh cIted theIr famlbes and fnenJsdurl11g the last few \"eeks at school

The response to theIr pleas wastremendous, and hke before, theysurpassed thelr goal Perhaps thechIef reason for the success of t 1"

dnve was the unselfish spmt ofthese young war bond gallantsJames Rlegler s persIstent efforts resulted m the purchase of $50000 10

war bonds by the NatlOnal Automotne nbre Inc

TO

ASSETS

Correct-Attest

LIABILITIES

MEMORANDA

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

VANCO

Congratulations

TOT -\L -\SSETS

TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOU"TS

TOTAL LI-\BILITIES

TOTAL

Youtbful War Bond Gallants 'Over the Top'in Fifth War Bond Drive Here

Report of Condition of

Grosse Pointe Bank

Capltal*SurplusLndlvlded profits

Pledged assets (and secunhes loaned) (book value) U SGovernment obl1gatlons dIrect and guaranteed, pledgedto secure deposits and other l1ab htles $1021 500 00

TOTAL $1021500 00

Demand depOSits of Indlvlduals partnershIps and corporahons $3 381 917 48TIme depOSIts of l11dlVlduals partnerslllps and corporatIons 4001,35927Deposlts of u1llted States Government 97320884DepOSits of States and polltlcal subdlYlSIOnS 413404 03Other deposlts (cert fied and offtcers checks etc) 48 49611

TOTAL DI:POSITS $881838575Other hablhtles

Amellcans found out early 111 thISwar that the w nnmg of the war"as not only up to the fightmg menIII the front hnes but that e'ach-and every Amenca who wanted to.deserve the peace had to first earnIt Men and women Jomed the ranksof the servIce and those who werenot eliglble for the set VIce began toia~e then place 111 the productlO 1

line - only chtldren seemed to haveno place Eut they found a placefor themselves and today they areleaders 111 every dllve they undertake

The students of Kerby school 111

-the rarms are no :exceptIon to therule - but they are exceptIons 1:Ever S111cethe 'war began the students have been zealously collect~

*Thls bank s c.apltal conSIsts of Common stock WIth t-01al par value of$:!oo 000 00

DepOSits secured by pledged assets pursuant to reqU1rementsof law

Charlevoix at Wayburn

I, Wl1ham R DeBaeke Vlce PreSident and CashIer, of the a,bovenamed bank hereby certlfy that the above statement IS true to the bestof my kno",ledge and bellef

MACHINE AND ENGINEERING

Loans and dl~counts (mcludmg $7885 overdrafts $ 93313859Lmted States Government obhgatlOus, dIrect and guaranteed 47342308"ObhgatlOns of States and pohtlcal subdIVISIons 1 20423260Dther bond~ notes and debentures 19205186Corporate stocks (ll1cludmg $915000 stock of Federal Reserve

Bank)--Cash balances WIth other banb..s mclud ng reserve balance,

and cash ltems 111process of collectlon'Bank premIses o,,,ned $44 25350 fur11lture and fixtures $4,000Other assets

Wayburn Mfg. Co.

ARMY. NAVY "E" AWARDOn Receiving the Coveted

\1r James RieglerKel by SchoolGrosse Pom e Farms 30Mlc1llganDear Jlmmle

My daughter, Barbara, tells meyou are sohclbng customers for therlfth Vlar Loan Dnve You canmark dm\11 III your book that we arebu} ll1g $50 000 00 of Treasury certtficates to aSSIst 10 the drIve

I have today v..ntten Mrs Ltcnemanu tellIng her that we are buymg these bonds because of youraskmg us to do so

You and all the chl1drcn whoare assJstmg In the sale of thesebonds, through the rlfth 'Var LoanDnve, are domg a fine pIece ofwork and WIthout )our help thedllve would not be a success Thoseolder than }OU are malmg greatsacr1fices and you and those athome, are sacrlficmg )our time andenergy to assIst III ralslOg funds forkeepmg our fightl11g men equIppedWIth the finest war matenals that

, W C M'clJ' t th I 'any nat on hasof City of Grolse Pomtet ayne oun!Yt • I .Iga? a e c.ole,' Best of luck to youl.,f business June 30, 1944, a State banking Institution organized Y 1, , d ours very tru y,1lnd operating under the banking laws of thiS State an a memo J H Grut Seey _Treas

ber of the Federal Reserve System. NatIonal Automotlve FIbre In"

Published in Accordance With a Call Made by the State Bank. These youngsters have set an ex,. A th 'tie and b the Federal Reserve Bank ample that Will be hard to beat bumg u on s Y one that we feel sure they WIll can

of This District. tmue to bve up to All Amenca owesher thanks to these war consclOUSwar bond gallants t

J B SCHLOTMANJAMES K WATKINS DirectorsL F RUWE

STATE OF MICHIGAl\ COu\lTY OF WAYNE 55S"orn to and subscnbed before me thIS first day of July J944

ROY H JACKSON,Notary PublIc, Wayne County, MichIgan

My CommiSSIon ExpIres March 17, 1947(l\OTARY S SE-\L)

,

e Eight\

THE GROSSr POINTE REVIEW Thursday, July 20 1944

,•

Operated by the Founder

More patnotIc Amencan womenare Jomg the \\ ac than at any tImesince the corps ",as orgaUlzed almost two years ago

Saddle 15 the rear part of t{ic hackof a male bIrd extendmg to the talland covered by the long narrowsaddle feathers

Harry A Furton, FarJl:l!l vltlagt:"clerk reported to the council meet-mg Monday night that three com~plaIllts had been received concernmgraISing of chIckens on adjOinIngpremIses The complalllants askedthat the nU1sance be stopped by onemethod or another The matter wasreferred to the pollce department maccordance With the counc11s standthat ra1S1ng chIckens ¥'as okeh aslong as. the saId ralslllg did not ereate a pubhe nUIsance

Chickens CreatingNuisance in Farms

'Come ThIS product, whIch has be~come one of the rarest of lUXUrIes, IS

needed to help prevent the spread oftyphus and other dIseases

consult your local VIctory gardenchalrman 0 rwnte to the VIctoryGarden SectlOl1 11leh gan OeDLans ng Mlch

Greeks SponsoringClothing Drive; Want20 Million Pieces

17465 MACK AVENUE

on Obtaining the Coveted

Compliments of

CHAS. VERHEYDEN, INC.GROSSE POINTE FUNERAL DIRECTORS

16300 MACK AVENUE, at Outer DriveNIAGARA 6000

For Excellence in War Production

To The Employeesand Management of

\flc1llgan s Largest undertak ng Establishment, Rankmg WIth Fmest 10 AmerIca

Established 38 Years

Army. Navy 'E' Award

Machine & Engineering

Grosse Pointe Machine Products

Congratulations ...

1 Local Gardeners MayEnlist in 'GreenThumb' Contest

Mlchlgan VIctory gardenclS oldand young are ehglble to compe.j.efor prizes totallllg $2000 10 warbonds m a Green Thumb gardencontest sponsored by the ~atlonalVIctory Garden InstItute announced To relieve the acute c10thmg probth s week by Paul R krone state Iem 111 Greece the Greek Wal ReVJctory garden Chlef Apprm cd by hef ASSOclatIOn a partlclpant In thethe OeD and the U S department Detrolt War CI est IS sponSOrIng aof agrIculture. the compet1lOl1 national dnve to obtam 20 mtlhonwhIch takes Its name from the old garments Arttcles already collecte.;.saylllg that anyone who can make have been seht III neutral SwedIshth1llgs grow possesses a green ships to the mhabltants of burnedthumb IS des gned to encourage and bombed Villages and to the refu-Victory gardeners to do tl-telr utmo ...t gees of MacedonIa and Thrace nowto produce and conserve more food under Bulgarian rule ""for cIVll an and war uses Arnval of the first rehef supphe ...

Contestants \\111 be Ieqmred to of salt fish caused universal reJOIC-keep a record of what when and mg m the prate n starved Greecehow much they planted and harvest Accordmg to one Greek newspaper

.J 11 ed, to be submltted not later than Rlch and poor were oveTJoyed and~ I Oct 1 In a green thumb lecord book for several <lays conversatwn cen

,,,hlch IS ai atlable to entrants WIth tered on the fishout charge For contest mformatton. the G\VRA sends are espeCIally we1-

NATIONWIDE REPORTS-F C Gaylord(left) Pur-due Umverslty Lafayette,Ihd, reeewes teletype re-ports on quantIty condItIOnand prIce of fruits and vege-tables throughout natIOnfrom hank C Kniesner otA &P Food Stores produceaffillate Food cham Ismak-mg d,hly WIre reports avaIl-able for use In Purdue sMarket News ~ervlce

(Me~erTOJO~HITLERE'iE~OPEl\ERS-Eyes fixed on a 100per cent or better productIon schedule to help speed an Alhed VIctor.) workers m theAmencan Can Company s Amertorp plant at 8t Louts are keepmg torpedoes rol1mg O-ff the 11l1e MISSIles pIctured here are awaItmg sll1pment10 loadmg plants where exp)1,isrve 'warheads' WIll be added

B 29-A MIDWE~IPRODUCT - the newB 29 or Super F-ortr~sscan rightfully be calleda mldwestern product asscores of central statesfactones aIded in itsmanufacture

I Central States News Views I

MHlerMA'-POWER SHORtAGE? SOWHAT~-The solution wasfound at the ChIcago StadIUmwhere usherettes ha\ e been 1mpressed mt-o serVIce f01 the twonatwnal po1Jtlcal conventIOnsfor the first time John Kmgof Andy :b"rams ushers ISshown mstructmg (or IS he Inspectmg?) some of the 50 comely young womenr i'~~-

f

Aussies Camp on Mountain Top

LEnox 5376

Allow Motor BoatsGas to Keep Themin Good Condition

,

" ON SHAGGY RIDGE, 5,000 feet above the New GUInea Jungle swamps AustralIan. make themselves at home afterdriVIng out the Japes ThiS was a key POlnt In the drIve to BogadJ1rn For weeks the Japs held to thIS ptnnacle and de.layed the advance of Anssie Infantry FIne cooperatIOn on the part of AmerH,an Air Force bombers and some accurategrenade and r~e w~k by!!te A~ssies f!!aEY turned the trIck.

Ticket for Reckless Driving>\ car owned by Gilbert D Sedan

7041 Whlttler was stLuck. whIleparked. by a car operated by Leontme D.eSlmpel, 1264 Buck1l1ghamlast Saturday at Jefferson and\Vestchester Both DeSlmpel and h spassenger. Gtel Lahr, i\ere treatedfor brulses Both cars were damagecl,and DeSlmpe1 was tlcketd for reckless drnmg

Get In It - Fats Help Win It!

BaSIC motor boat rattons for 'UnrestrIcted use are granted to preven~dete11Oratioll of the craft and thf> ~~ ~motor A A GhesqUlere. chaIrman ~

IOf the Grosse Pomte war pnce and! ~rattOnmg board, said toda) I A £i:<:

In the Opll1lOl1of mlhtary and WJ.r r ~agency offn_lals Ghesquiere sald almotors are to be kept 111 as goodrunnlng condition as possIble 111 cas,-of a national emergency While thefortunes of war are bnght at thepresent tme he saId It 15 felt byoffiCials that thIS policy should no~be relaxed

"'Jon occupabonal rations are IS Isued for motor boats m much th'" Isame manner as the baSIC A book IS IIssued for automoblles 1\ 0 restnchons on the use of gasohne are seup 10 eIther case under natlOnal\regulations, 1l1board motors aregranted a ration of two tlmes themanufacturet s rated horsepowerfor three months but tn no case ca 1

the ra-bon -exceed 125 gallons Foroutboard motors. the ration IS 2;/hmes the manufacturer."l' ratedhorsepower but 111 no case can theratIon eJ...ceed 20 gallons lor thlSperIOd

Prov1S1on:. are made unde1regulation- Ghesqu ere saId to recelve additional gasolme rahons foroccupational USe for motor boats A~In all other rahon programs he added, apphcatlOn must be made to t I

I local board Yl1thproof of need e...tabllshed

Gift andToy Shop

VANCOTo the Employees and Management of

On Obtaining the Coveted

ARMY - NAVY "E" AWARD

MACHINE AND ENGINEERING

DR. A. J. FORSTER

Mack at Maryland

for the Honor in Obtaining the

Mack Tool Co.

ARMY - NAVY "E" AWARD

Jeweler and Optometrist14400 Charlevoix at Chalmers

Congratulations

VAN eoTO

MACHINE AND ENGINEERING

II a llTel WIth local characters and color

F your &ook ,hop cannot lupply yOU, phone the publisher, CA 8631

CLARABELLE EBERLE RUNDEL'S

"SWEET LIBERTY"

New DELL Colored Gla.s BottlesIntereltlng BanJO, Violin and Chintz Bottles

V»ulow Syl Bookends In Lovely Matching Colors •• Green, Ame..thyst and Aqua.

kIldoor Barbecue SupplIes - Grills, Baking Dllhel, Wooden BowlsCLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS

Open DaIly 10 00 • m tdl 6 00 _ Friday t111 9 00

,,

Ito the parents of thIS community,Rev Claus pomted out It helps solvea vacatlO11 problem It keeps chtldren off the streets away from Its 1

dangers and temptatlOlls It keeps Ihearts mmds and hands busy It of.

e daily vacatIon Btble School at fers to bO;i-s and gIrlS spmtual benee Lutheran church, East \Vat. fit There Will be three ",eeks 0'" jnd BaHour begms Its tenth sea. happ} and profitable days for boysMonday, July 10, at 9 A M and g rls away from the hot July I

y boy and gIrl in thiS communJ congested thoroughfares and Its fcordIally 1mlted Rev Enna nen e raCklOg nOise lU a cool qU1et

, saId The mornmg program and restful church bU11dmg Theretree hours Will be full of such 15 no spec fied tuitIOn but a dally I

thlflgs as Btble Stud) verse free" III offermg "Ill be taken to I'Lg', hand work proJects and help defray the e",penses he statedngrangements have been made for Cocoa from Brazll IS ll1gh m £at IhOi'Hng of a rehglolls sound film content but many load :fat 1m-It mornIng a talkIe' will be used I ports have been curtaIled So savemedIum of mstructlOtl Tlus new every drop of used fat and tur'1Ire W1llbe one of the hlghhght~ lt 111 to replace food fats for i\ aIS years school 1:ach chIld \\lIt and mdustrlal uses Your meat de~l-receI've a new work manual er ,,111 pay you t\"o meat pomts ande school WIll provIde a serVIce four cents a pound

>leSchoolkes Childrenf the Streets

I

JuilY's20313 Mack at Lochmoor Blvil.

BEST WISHES

, [ i

1Thursday, July 20, 1944

Master of All He SurveysT J I: G R 0 S S I: POI N T E /1: V I E W

•Page Nine I

CRETE, though occupied, belongs to guerJllas hke the one ,ean here at the entrance to hl1 hideout Hundred. of lueh,etreats on mountam tops InvIsible from the lea and plaIns below and wen bidden from. acenrate bomblD' from theskIes, are vantage pOIDts from which Greek patriots C1arty on thetr war agalDst the Germani.

The Grosse Pointe Day CampAnnouncement

. ,

••••

Award"E"

and Management of

On Receiving the Coveted

Army=Navy

Vanco Macbine and Engineering

To The Employees

CongratulationsLam. ,.,g-The Mlchlgan Office ofClvll1al1 Defense has re-celved a CItahon for \Ierlt from the national ~ffiee of C1'Vlhan Defense 1U 'recogmtIon of InittatIve and resourcefulnessIn developmg a superIOr state COI]trol center'

The cont'1"01 center Iocatton ofwhIch IS secret IS the nerve center ofthe aIr rald and natural dlsaster protechon system It IS estabhshed forthe purpose of transferrmg protectlve serv ces and equIpment fromone dlstnct to another when serv.lees and eqUlpment wIth n a dlstnctprove madequate to cope wIth a dBaster It 15 also a cIeanng house fo"mformatton and aid and the pamtfrom which reports of damage" hlC1],mlght affect nattonaI defense are re.layed to regIonal Army offIces InChIcago

The MichIgan control center wasdeSIgned by Capt Donald S Leon.ard State DIrector of ClvIhan Defense and tncorporates Ideas wmchhe developed follo\\ol11g a v1S1t toEngland 10 1941 as a member of anAmencan mISSIon sent there to studyC1Vl1defense In Apnl of this yearA F HorderH" ChIef Constable forthe LancashIre Constabulary In

Preston, England, and C1V11defensecontroller m that area, asked per ..mISSIon to use certam maternal fromthe ma.nual on the operatton of acontrol center whIch was prepar~dby Capt Leonard and copynghtdto prevent commerclal expioltatlon

'N"atlonal OeD CitatIOns for Melltare spar ngly awarded and then onlywhen such recogmt1on IS deserved bvoutstandmg and exxceptlOnal accornphshment The Mlchl~n ControlCenter IS the only one of Its kmd tn

the nahon

State OCD AwardedCitation for Meritfor Control Center

county mdlgent hospItal and theHalls of Medical SCIences to housethe Wayne Umverslty College ofMedicme and alhed schools

Russian ChildrenReceive One-Fourthof Relief Money

Will EstablishIndustrial HealthSchool Here

DetrOit and vVayne County aIready the pace setters III mdustryare- soon to lead the world m theteachmg a.nd study of mclustnalhealth RUSSIan War Rehef estlmates that

The Board of Educatlon has au almost a quarter of the $15598600 63thorlzed the crea1:10n thIS fall of the worth of sutpphes It sent to RUSSianatIon's first School of IndustrIal last year 15 bemg used for the careHealth The new unit \\111 function of chlldren Whlle the parents a.reas a part of Wa}ne Un1\erslty and n.ghtmg at the front RWR whlch ISwt11eventually be housed tn the pro aSSIsted by fund.s contnbuted to theJected Medical SCience Center DetrOIt War Chest takes care of t1A

In Its achon the Board of Educa chIldren gIVmg them food cloth ngtlOn accepted both the recommenda shelter and the attention they needhon of the MedIcal SCIence Center :Many of these children haH livedBoard of Dlrector~ and the offer by through the horrOIS of warfare andthe latter }o earmar:k. $200000 from ~azl occupatIon and have spentItS treasury to hIre key faculty men mamy fearful llIghts In bomb sheltwho wl1l plan and begl1l the mdus. ers As.a result they have forgottentrIal health program The Board ,Of how to play how to smlle MrsEducation also accepted an annual Frank Yefimovna Rutkovskaya whogrant of $5 000 from the Alexander conducts a home for RUSSIan chtlBlam HospItal for the endowment of

dren des.cnbed them as j httle oldpersonnel In the Department ofthe MedIcal SCIence Center men from three to seven years old

Canvass of SUitable cand1dates for The schools nurse them back to menkey faculty posltlons lU the new tal as welt as phYSical health TheySchool of Industrtal Health has a1 make them pmk cheeked shoutmg1'eady begun accordmg to Dean Ed IIgar H 'l\Torrts of the \Vayne Lnl\.er P aY1l1g youngsters

silty College o£ Medlcme The estlmated number of horsesCqndemnatlon of the first three

'1 k f 53 M d I S and colts on the farms of the coun.1J.) 00 SO" .acre e lea clenc~Center SIte east of the Detl"Olt 1mb- try on lan 1, 1940 was 9856jOOO,tute of Arts is now gOIng on FIrst whIle the number of mules was 3,two brmldmgs\ to be erected WIlt be a 811 000

Tiny's Cafe15117 Kercheval

Henry Lavers

Hagen's Cafe15021 Kercheval

Carl Schweikart

Wm. G. StammanClerk of Grosse Pointe Park

Adolph L. Damman J

Clerk of Gro.se Pointe Township

Treasurer of Grosse Pointe Township

Supervisor of Grosse Pointe Township

•

15226 Charlevoix

14801 Charlevoix

15121Charlevoix

Pete Moors15019 E Jefferson

Janet's Lunch

Kercheval at Maryland

Kercheval and Maryland

Schulte Hardware

Square Deal Cleaners

Preferred Mfg. & Eng., Inc.

Ann's Fried Chicken Snack

Compliments of

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15216Charlevoix

•

14826 Charlevoix

15009 Charlevoix

15011 Charlevoix

Kelly's Cafe

~ndy's Service

Aloma TheatreCharlevoix at Waybum

Charlevoix at Lakepointe

Beaconsfield Market

Armaye Beauty Shop

C & G Electrical Maintenance

SESAME OILCu1tlvatlllg sesame ou ~IJ as old as

the hbtory of Chma Itself But nownot mUCh of th s Important oil getsthrough the blockade All fats andOIls are scarce That s why yourused kitchen fat IS so Important towar mdustry that you can turn 1t In

for cash and extra ration pomtsSave a ta..blespoon a day

I Superlor/ress Weltlel

You are PAID for dOing yourDVTY - S"•• F••• l

P~lt a sUIt on a hanger as soon ar.pOSSIble, don t lay It carelessly overa chaIr, and be !ure It 1S set squarelyon the hanger before leaVing lt

In 1943 the natIon's farmers raIsedmore than 127 ttllllion plgS or threetimes as many as III normal years

HERE'S a closeup of a womanworker gas ...weldmg a seclton of theexhaust mamfold for the B-29

o I Superfortress at the Fleetwood plantof the FJSher Body DtViS10n of Gen-eral Motors; In DetrOit TIns Job,reqUl'rmg skillful handhng of thegas torch, is performed expertly bywomen. FIsher Body is a majorproducer of parts and assemblies forthe Bew ll1"Bt bomber.

••

DETROIT

NIagara 0861

On Obtaining the Coveted

ARMY - NAVY "E" AWARD

VANCO

to theEmployees and Management of

MACHINE AND ENGINEERING

INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK

Congratulations

Wishes to Announcethat they are now located at the old Renmore Golf club onLochmoor boulevard, between Mack and Lakeshore Drivein Grosse Pointe Woods (opposite the Lochmoor Golfclub).

Swimming. Baaeball • Tennis • Riding • ArcherySpecial Side Trips. Hiking. Cook Outs

Children From Four to 12 Years

Page Ten \ THE ~ R ~'" S E POI ~ T ERE v'1 E \" Thursday, June H, 1944"I, - :..- _

Review Want Ads

ELECTRICRANGE?

NIagara 3200

FOR RENT-Rooms

ShO\\ n b, A,pp01l1tment

NED'S AUTOSUPPLY

14701 E JEFrr:RSON

LEnox 4400

Can You Use An

E. B. STIMPSONat

I~CLuDIl\G Scales, Show-casel Countel s Meat Shc-ers Coffee Gllnders Book-:keepmg- \1'lchme Ltc

PHOl'-E vIR lIclKALLY

If Jour home 1Sw1red youcan g-et an Dectnc Rang'eflom

BOX ':'PRI'\GS-Yer} good condlhon ~I 8b2

WILTOr,-Rug 9xl2 five l ears oldIn good condltton TL 2 9650

BO Y S-Blue su t, SlLe 12 lady'ssummer dre:>~e ~l/e~ 10 and 12

:>hoe~ SIze 6 and 6 / '\1 2,,19

RARE-Desk and c HIl, ~_ melleslOIH); 26 Dehes \\ 1de 36 lllC les

111gh resLmbles old p ana allltqu~settee 72 lcl e~ long ?1 ncl es "IdeRosev1lle 0884\£

HORSC MC"T - For dog foodG ound and froLen Speclal prIce.

to kenneb Detlolt Dog rood 5 lOP,Harper and Cha mers (I ear of hquorstore) PR 0900PL~YER PIA,.'\O-Llke new Rob

a'1d bench mcluded 8201 Georgtacorner of lfa:>..\\ell

GLIDrR-Porc1 -fur llture s UdIOCOUC 1 c1 aIrs cha1se lounge.

ton.hIere~ hand blocked 11 len Sd'tndamask drape~ bookcase tablelamps la'i\n rolle TL 2244J 1115Balfour Road

Meat and GroceryFIXTURES-

GOOD-Qua.lIty pasture sad Dela ..ered or laId Any amount TU

2 2276

ROOM-For rent Home pllvtlegesPrete1" employed lad} References

e>.Clanged NT 9206WANTED-Board and Room.

ROOM A '\D BO-\RD-For motherand seHll year old son "lclmty

RIchard school Care of ch ld parthme Aug 1 or Sept 1 Call Tu .....eclo2 8463

FOR SALE-M .. cellaneous 4

TOP SOIL - And all landscapmgdone AR 3160--

INVISIBLE - Combmahol1 screenand storm sash Change both top

and bottom s~ct1on f10m InS de ofhouse NI 3665 Mlller Screen anr1Sash Co 17801 Mach. Ave~-

Motor Scooter ServiceSERVICE-Cyc1es and motor seoot~

ers repalrfd Expert mecha.nJcAl s B ke Shop Kercheval at Chal-mers I enox 8042

I,r ~1'Ii S - Ilhnols l<l,llroad wn,t

wa"ch $45 Tuxedo 2 7861 beforese\ en

ftE4UTIFlJL - DIamond pla:ttnU.t11dmner rmg Als.o engagement nng

\Iust sacnfice "1\Iagara 6248

VERY rI'\E - Ant ques Cherrych1ppendale hI daddy, ::,heraton

low front chest of drawers Shera~ton mlrror very fine fOUl po;, terSheraton bed "dth tester and excel ..lent box spnl1g and mattress dress~mg tabl-e and mIrror wash standty.pe night stand all In euccllent-eondltlon ~o dealers Shown by ap~po ntment only Call FI 5595

RADIOSWANTED

Corporation

WANTED-To Buy

HUDSON'S

WANTED-To Rent

___ 1- _1_

Or tn~yc1es, reg'",fdless of

condItIon BIll's BIke Shop

lenox 4110

CHerry 5100, e"tenlion 425

The MUlic Store will pur-

chale a limited number of

USED RADIOS, fairly mod-•

em and in A.I condition.

Phone for appraisal.

0'\ E FLOOR - Gas hea '"ed brIckbungalow type house 111 Grosse

Pomte Must be v.ell located and Infirst class condItIOn Prefer to deal\\lth o"\\>ner GIve 10catlOn roomSl.leS and price asked Vi,nte ReoRe\1ew

,',T CLAIR SHORES-House wltnfour bedrooms all lake FIve mIles

to cIty bmlts $2600 do? n Owner29306 Jefferson Te1epnone Rose' II e2158R

FUR'\ITURE-And electncal ap-plIances ,...anted \\ 111 pa~ your

prIce for the follO\Hng Hems Rollav,ay bed maple or c lrome breah.faJ)t ~et play pen small radIO orconsole gas stm e C lest of dra\\ers mangle e1ec~rJc Iron ""ashe" Ibookcase coIl sprlllg doll buggyC Schram Iltzroy 5810

DOLL HOGSE-Furmshed e1ectr cI ghts and door ben TU 2 3912

FOR SALE-Real Estate

T\VO-Radlos table model and cu••tom bUllt console Call anyt1me

2147 RIdgemont Grosse PomterOlJR \\ IIrr:L _ Tral1er m ,,1 \\ ood~

cond1tlOll TL 2548;, I BICYCLE. - \foto11zed \CIV goodCH ~ISE-Loul1ge 1I1 good condl !lre'l and cond tlOn "acr fice at

hon Reasonable '\I 81,,2 1$6" -\bo cabmet rad1~ \lap:d.ra ~~

S,ri\LL R>\DIO-To send overseasto servIceman TV 1 4425

AJ:\Y SIZE

BICYCLES-

B ICY C L E S _ 1rlc'yc1es motorscooters Any condition Al s BIke

Shop Kercheval at Chalmers LE8042

MUSIC-Superv SOl G10sse Po nteschools and wlfe want furn1shed

Ihe or S1.....rootlL...house or flat forschool 'ear Plane 'JI 2000 SaturdaY' and Sunda} B1rmllgham2975W

G,r EXECLTIVE - Permanen""three or four bedroom house un--

furn1shed Reference~ \ E 5 5218

PER"\! ~'f\E'JTLY-Located execu!lve \\ ants five or SlX unfurmshed

rooms house apartment or fiat in

Gro~se Po nte or slm1lar area D ~3281

T\v 0-01." three bedroom dwelhngPerman"'nt Chrysler supen sar

\lfe and Jun or hl~h datt~l tefGosse Pomte refercnce~ H \VParsltt ~I 3698

'f\ ~V \.I -OffIcer "shes room andpm ate b1.th In Glosse Pomte area

C1.ll da~s L eutenant Loud Cherrv2441rLA1 OR HOl.,;,E-East Jeirmon

or Grosse Pomte near Jeffersoncat pIe nllddle age eng neer employed 20 )ears present offtce ",0chl1dren roomers Or pets '\TI 2369

T\\ 0-01" three bedroom flat foT'\\Idow ,...ho has no children or

pets "II 3972

ROO\f-Conple des1re- room tn Vl-c llty of 1falyland and Kercheval

&'l1ns rr ed Chlcken Snatk CornerKerche, al and \faryland

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Apply Employment Off,c.

12801 E Jefferson Avenue

--- _ ..Continental Motors

HELP WANTED-Male

WIll be given to person (or0\\ ner) iurmsll1ng- 1l1forrna.tlOn leadmg- to rental of five51}.. room house III GrossePomte ~fLJrray 2509

Continental MotorsCorporation

12801 E. Jefferson

Situations Wanted-Female

TELEPHOhh-Company represen-tatIve desnes 1\ell located sll1gle

Permanent Detr01ter Royal OakLincoln 2 3380

HOUSE OR FLAT-Three or fourbedrooms by t1.ree adults e:>..cel

lent references no pets P0111te areaor h.ase S1de preferre.d 1146 Bea-consfield

KEJ\MORI:-Grosse P01l1te \\ oodslot 40xl30 $600 terms O.hers

Johnsoll TlJ 2 Z889- "I 7557SEVEN MIL-'EHARPER SecMll

20484 Elkhart lour years old fivl.large rooms brIck aIr condltlonaIr temp furnace steel v'dndoYvsHnetlcl.n bhnds, ble kitchen ba'"J1and fireplace large attIC and base-

;PROFESSIO'JAI -Man dnd 'i\lte n ent t......o car garage large lotdeSIre fi,e or sx 100m unfUllllSh jfenced Ap,pra1sed at $10000 For

ed uppet £111:t1\0 children or peb qUIck sale $9 200 v,lth $3 500 do,,"uDraft e....empt L ~ 4 0672 Ca 1 1U 2 7343 for appombnent

COUPLE-\\ ant four or five roomsheated w1th garage, references

Murray 6158

FLAT-Or apartment ""lth one 0rtwo bedrooms qU1et m1ddle age

couple, no chl1dren East Side preferred Mrs Clark CA 5280 apartment 307

$100 War Bond

General Clerical.

• _n __ n_n__ n_n n_n_~_n _

iMale Help Wanted for Factory Work I

" i LARGE-Pack1l1g trunk $25 twoI 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 I B~e~~~Os;~t~se;,u~I :::11,d color

, \\ 11 on 10 ft 3111 b) 8 ft (111 e....

I Production Gauge Inspectors. Tool and I cell-nt condition $35 'II 1314

I BUY - Combmatlon screens andstorm sash nO\\ Pa) after Nov !Fixture Inspectors. Millwrights. Machine I "I 3665 \hller Scr«n and Sash

Co 17801 \bo.."\\e--- - ----R . M EI 8. ! DI'f\I"\G--Set e- g1t pIece walnutepmr an. ectnclan. I $7000 1421'Bedford Road Tuxedo

22624

IAdditional Want Ad~.,. .. • • on Pll2e 12

WANTED-To- RfJIltLOWeR - FIve rOOm mcOille or

smgle home ResponSIble partyReferences can t~ 2 4945 __

EXECUTIVE-Des res t\\ 0 or threebedroom flat house or terrace

Grosse Po nte \ lCll1 h Daft e'\.empt t\\ 0 adults no pets References TL 1 1026

THREE-Be4,room house or fla byresponSIble "part) Excellent ret-

("rences TR 2 4000 ext J68~ before5 00 pm DR 4035 after 5 00 pm

FLAT-Or apartment or t\\O bed-rooms qUIet m1ddle age coupl!.'

good references no chlldren East'q1de preferred C <\ ~280

REI> I"ED - Elderly man toasslst theatre ma'nag-er late

at mg-ht ,rust be neat I1l ap-pearance AppI) Mr JohnsonLakewood rheatre Last Jefferson at I al..e" ood

Timekeepers,Schedule Clerk and

Production GaugeInspectors, Tool andFixture Inspectors,and Millwrights.Continental Motors

Corporation12801 E. Jefferson

III

I__ I_I

Situations Wanted-MaleDRIVI"G LESSO'\S-B, expert

Phone for appomtment \lagara6248

\'" A'\ TED-La'Hls to mow or ot .....odd Jobs 60c an hou~ I eno .....4484

day

NOW

1365 CASS

WOMEN

1365 CASS

OperatingClerical Work

Cafeteria Work

Be

},I +2J5

at the Telephone CompanyV\ hether you want

from 900 to 5 00 e\ene,cept Sunday

'The frIendly mtel Vle\\-ersthere \\111 be g-lad to explamthc nature of the work

1365 Cass \Hnue

\fust be elIg-lble under \\ 'IPC

Michigan BellTelephone Compaqy

»an EqUIpment Room

\\i011. er or anInstaller s Helper

You ma) have an InterVIew forany of these pOSltlOns at

OR\\ ork m the Busmess Off,ce

If you're not plannIng to Vi 01 kafter the war, but would lIkesometIl1ng essenttal for the du~ration -

,r ~ID- \" lute for (ouutry Club otDetrOIt :t\Iagara 0500

\f ~ID - General housework Goodhome good pa) References re

qUlred Grosse Pomte Phone N1agara 2214

Michigan BellTelephone Company

Good opportu11l11es for adval1cement I he \Vorl.. IS easvactn e and mterestll1g' 111clean plea::.ant sun oundmgs

For more detaIled mfOlmatIOnon thiS Job call at the employ-ment offlce

~I'lst Observe WMPC .Rules

USHERETTES - GIrlS over16 for pleasant cool \\ ark

AttI active ear n 1n g s, 5h01 thours Applv :\Ir J 0 h n , 0 nLake\\ ood Theat1 e l.,t JefferSOll at Lake" oodYOU,\G - \\ hlte "oman or girl

Housekeepmg ..3 00 pm to 9 00pm datl} except Sunday $25 a

I,,,eek Lena .....5406

,r ~ID-ExperJen<;:ed III cookmg andgeneral house\\ork three 111 fam-

Ily own rOOlD, bath and radlOpleasant work ng condItIons $30 }.,I3043

I Plan for the POlt War Period

Do yout 0\' n post "at plansmelude a career for) ourself-a Job that WIll be excltmg, pcr-manent an1i well paId'

YO(l ,{fit lilltt the kmd of postVial '\, ork "\ou are Iooklllg" for

You have the assurance of asuperIor, .sattsf)tng work-manship on ) our Pamtm"and Decor.tmg- Jobs wc are

called on to perform

Nt 7777

ARLI'\ GTO" 4839

ROBERT SCHuLTZ

WALL WASHING

PIANO TUNING

SatisfactionNeed Not Be Costly

~_ROOF OILING

WINDOW WASHING

Plumbing and Heating

For 25 Years We HaveBeen Servmg Grosse Pomte

Interior. ExteriorPamtmg - Decoratmg

\Ve \-fust Be RIghtCall for EstImate

A H DePAEPENIAGARA J440

Grosse PointeWindow Cleaning

Company

Expert Palnhng and Decoratl11g

FuJI Insurance

I PICTURE FRAMING

SPECIALIZING IN"YOUR" EYES

V:JiT)Dr.E:£.TEWSOprOMETflUST

\\ mdows cleaned Stoun mndowsremoved Screens .....ashed and put upA\\-mllgs serVIced

HIGHLY Recommended rellablewall washmg serVIce by refined

wh1le men Call Arll11gton 4192

JOH" EVANS & CO-Inter or sndexterIor pall1ters and decorators

Est1mates furntshed AR 9223

I!'Il"TERIOR _ Decoratll1g Guaranteed workmanshIp and mater al

(plus 30 years e:\,penence) EstI.mates -free Have your wor!) donenow ..FHA tlme payment! 11 deslr(:dWl1ham Lo.der Tuxedo 2 7143 0"NIagara. 4407

Painting and Decorating

PAINTING - DECORATIJ:\GExtenor - InterlOr

Quahty WorkmanshIpo J SOL TERISCH

MURRAY 1058

PLUMBING-Heatmg repairs Shopon wheels Expert setvlce }.,o Job

too large none too sman hI 08,,3Josep1 C Eger 15830 CharlevoI .....

PIAr,O TUNING-Electnc clean.mg C L Edwards, 1377 Phlhp

Ave MUrhy 5236

COM P LET E - Framing serl'fce avaIlable on pnnts, pIcture,

pauitlngs, etc Prompt and excellentserVlce Golden Basket Bookshop16820Kercheval Nl 6553

CREOSOTE-Roof 011 IS your besll E' tassurance of protectlOn and long qUlpmen

er hfe for that wood sh ngle roof R om Workersyou" e been neglectmg \\ e do h 0for less Call R E Long IV 8088

\furray SmIth, superIntendent ofpublIc WOlts m IllS report to t1.e,""uncil Monday Ulght deflared th" I HELP WANTED-Female76 reSIdents had requested sldewalk __ ~ - --repalrs and defimte actIOn \\111 be AN'f f W k L-\RGE-\Vashmg wanted -\11 flattaken ew ype 0 or work 1\Iagara 7J38

W I'\ TELLlGE..'\ T-Colored glrl WishFor Sale-~sed Cars, Truck~ for Young omen - es day work laundry clealllng1936 CHEVROLE r _ dump truck I A 1 Ironer refe ences Call Fitzroy

hydrauhc ho st good tIres 193, 1 he ~f1chlg-an Bell Telephone 38!!...... _Telraplane good cond bon Tuxedo Company has ope111ng-s m It<; SECRETARY-E"Cpenenced deS1res~_ -.-- _ frame rooms fOI ') oung- \\ 0 full t me ]ob AbJ1 tv to ass1st or

men to be md.nage small office TU 24183

RUFrLED-Curtams and shp covers done at home Cash and carr}

5925 \farselllc:> TL 2 8613

Farms Residents RequestSidewalk Repairs

1U45E. Wur.. TUxs.at OU~ Dn.. %."51..... ~, t A ... I P ..

I .....We4 as' sat Eye.t ...tJw.til I P Mm...... Tkar.. AlieN ....

F1uorelcent

2.56022.5727

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REPAIRS

Brick RepairExpertly Done

Nt 8986

New ConstructionCommercial and Shop

Maintenanee

CARPENTER WORK

Gen. R. A. '" Col. F. M.

Alger Post 995 V. F. W.

J. H. HEBERLINGELECTRIC CO,

ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

Phone TU. 2.1254

Brick Porch Repairs

ELECTRIC SWEEPER.ndWASHING MACHf'\E

REPAIRFree Estlmates 10 Your Home

Parts for All Makes17 YEARS EXPERIEl'.CE

AU Work Guarantr-edJEFFERSON APPLIANCE

AND REPAIRLEnox 3775

AU Eleetrieal

Washing Machine Repairing

GUARANTEhD REPAIRSON ALL MAKESSewmg- Machm""

and Vacuum leanersPHONE MR GRAVES

TUxedo 2-5044at 4174 Maryland

Cracked porches, broken stepsIf It'S wrecked we 11 fix It SatlS",

£aCbon guaranteed Grosse Pomtedlstnct Get estImate now Tuxedo2 3774

CKRPENTER-Work of all kindsExpert~ relIable man LE 8042

ANY -Repa1r work on home! storesor apartments Fu-st class work

and prompt servIce 5 E Earbe;r20380NesbIt NI.g.rs 6784

LICENSED ELECTRICIAN

BASE PLUGS - ElectrIcal repaIrsfluorescent lIghts TU 2-8105

ELECTRICAL-\\Irmg and repaIrmg by ltcensed e1ectrH~lan speCIal

IZlllg 10 small Jobs, swu:ches, plugsbells fixtures refrIgeratIon moto"and belt service PL 1986

Meeh Second and Fourth Monday,Eal=h Month at 17145 Et. Paul AYe"nue, Crolle POinte, Mlchtaan.

All VFW and Polenbal Me",,'het'.Welcome

GARDEN SERVICE

TOP DRESSI1\G-Gradlng seedinggeneral gardeu111g Pomte Land

.cape C. DR 3:j42."\

CORSETIERE

SPENCER CORSeTS In<1ntlduallydeSIgned dress and .5llrgIcal gar~

ments, oyer 12 y~ars e~pet1eneeMaude Bannert, NI 4027 0< TO7-4312 368 McKInley,

Brick and Cement Repairs

CEMEN f-Contractor D-nvev.ayswalks, floors and general repd.lr

"?ork Lenox 6894

Washing Machines-REPAIRED ImmedIateServIce

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MUSIC LESSONSPIANO LESSO"S _ Your home

Begmners a specIalty Schoolteacher FI 7607

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MiLLER-Employment agency Fl2656 Domestic help women fOf

laundry and cleantng Part-tane orweekly Good laundresses and cleat'ers

ALL CEMEr,T-Carpenter and cab-met work B & H Construction

Co 19677Avon Lane TU 1-3768 ALL _ Pamtmg, decoratlllS', W<ill

1-_ ..._- - - - - - ----1 washmg, paper cleanmg guaran-

C t W k teed Ste~m remover MU 1471

I emen or E' p' .30 Ycars Expenence i xtenor amting

DrIve" ays - Walks - Floor, I CallGeneral RepaIr Work !

I Call After 6 00 p m NIagara 4943I for EstImates II TUxedo 2-9864.----------- ......._._ ......-BRICK-Stone and cement New

and fepatr work BrICk work aspecIa!tv TUMdo 1..2450

A-I CEMENT-Work Garages, Sldednves and terazza floors E ....pert

workmanshIp TU 2 7009

BRICK-RepairS All klUds SpeCial.mg In fireplaces NI 7932

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Drain oil

Clean Itoker worm andpac k sa m e with. oilsoaked sawdust

Pick up a bag of SAW.DUST - FREE

AT

Just 4 Things to Do

Have your fumace, orb 0 it e r, chimney andpipes cleaned

2619 Conner Avenue•

MEEK'S

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Protectyour Stoker

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LEnox 7055

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w. take tIn. opportunity to aalute the em-ployees and Management of VaneD Machineand Englneenng for the great credit theybnne to themaelvea and thiS community bymaintaining the lush atandard. of excellencewhIChquahfies them to recen'e the covetedArm:r-Navy "E" Award

S~?~,~~~g~ra~~~~E IEverything for the Gardener

TUXEDO 2.8274~~

Grosse Pointe Appliance Service

TUxedo 1-0683 - NIagara 2769

Regal Cleaners15029 Kercheval near Maryland

Eleemcal Repairs - Motors - Washing Machines

Ironera - SewIng Machines

Grosse PointeReal Estate

u you wish to buy or leU,

Call Upon_

IA Salute

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I KENNETH L.I MOORE CO.l..a (N•• t to B•• t &: c.)rKercheval NI. 9200

,ocal Ration Board ,.lead Emphasizes ..O.GOL~~'AlA~

trice Control Here ~S;I~The tmportan-ce-of-pnce control 1l.S ~~\l'/je outstandmg of home front war PublishedIn ~1hl If,altstt!Vltles was emnhaslzed today by this apaci I I tt., of tilt

5: IYeIY week " ICletnle local war prIce and ra,hOlltgg)8rd chairman A A GhesqU1er... What a pIcture I BathIng Beauty"-rtce contraIlS a protectIon to everV' celebratmg 20 MGM years of screensldent of the Umted States and of Iteadershif Jom the celebratIoh! It 8ery man and woman m the armeul fun-an you J1 find It here'

* * * *rees OYer~eas, Ghesqulere declar And what fun! Red Skelton the master.[ For the housewIfe It IS pratee man of laughter romps through a balletJ.n agamst hIgher pnces on the -m shorts He 11 make you screamlsentlals of 11fe and a protection'dJnst black markets that rob themest CItIzens of a full fan" share

scarCe goodsFor the merchant pr 'Ce control h

protectton agamst any dlshones)mpetltor, Ghesqulere stated wh.)eks to charge more than wartImeIhng prtces w1l1 allow or whor an extra profit, buys and sells What beauty! You II see It everywhere!

I d ad h EstherWl1hamslSrea1lygorgeouslWatchbone go s WIt out ratton cou what happens when Skelton sees her!~s I:poOr the men and women m ove"'-~s serVIce an effectIve prtce con01 means that they wIll return tothr homes WIthout havmg to start\battle agamst economIC chaos- I"~alhthat the few dollars that theyLve saved from theIr very low ser-

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pay checks plus the bonds thatey have bought whIle m the serv

wIll have a decent 'PurchaSIng I d H J d hh What ban s! arry ames an 11

w.er at a time w en the greate~t MUSICMakers take care of those whodJustment must come In thelr lIke to Jump XavIer Cugat and hlS

l'-es Orchestra do lIkeWIsefor those who.ltke~IPX'1cecontrol IS the people s pro to sway! Brother they really operate' IO~" Gh ., 'E "* * * *_'H esqUtere salu, very What songbIrds IHelen Forrest rendersmdy has a stake m It and It cah "I CIled for You Lma Romay 81Ilglt succeed WIthout the support and "Alma Llanera They melt th~aIr.. ,bve partICIpation of those who d':l waves-and*You~ hea;.t! *e buymg for the famlly For that What TechOlcolorl It's ",ond~rfullson, the warm support g1Ven t) Every mmutel Is program by the mI11torts of. * * * *"'erlcan people and by the thom What a spectacle' The Water Carmval..... IS filled WIth gIrls girls, girlS-gU'ls!ds of volunteer workers 15 hear The combmatlonJ.sespeclally mcel

hng It mdlcates that Amenca 1 * * * * IfUsewIves and retaIlers want t) It all adds up to grand summer enter.FY the1r part In the battle agam~t tamment!~att-on and In stampmg out black irkets" -.I!..

Mr Ghesqulere emphas1zed themt that OPA can most effet:t1velytb excessIve prIces II consum.ers11 report ceilIng VIolations C6mInt blanks may be obtaIned at

PA offh~es anti whde It 15 necesry that the complamt S1.&'nthe re

rt, the name of such complatrttant11 not be publtclzed nor WIll they

forced to testIfy at any tIme

be raw fat recoverable from oneossum would produ.ce enough gly.i'tne to fire five antl-am~ratt!th-ell$.d that from one skunk wc>llldliteur antI-tank shells

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KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACKI

THE Fifth War Bond Drive is over- but the

Invasion is not!

Actually, the war right now is at its most

critical stage-which is just why our men need

your support as never before, why they need you

to help pay for the mass of materials of all kinds

that will bring crushing defeat to our enemies

that much sooner!

Of course, you have just done your part in

the Fifth War Loan Drive- but they have done

theirs in many a grim, bloody battle and they

aren't resting on what they've done before! They

are carrying the fight to the enemy wherever they

can reach him, every day-and your dollars are

needed every day, too! Surely you won't let up

now-when the chips are down!

5 MORE REASONSFOR KEEPING UP YOUR BOND BUYING

1. War Bonds are the best, the safest investmentin the world!

2. War Bonds return you $4 for every $3 in 10years.

3. War Bonds help keep prices down.

4. War Bonds wtll help win the Peace by in-creaStng purchasing power after the war.

5. War Bonds mean education for your children,security for you, funds for retirement.

Eastern Chevrolet CompanyEAST JEFFERSON AT ALTER ROAD

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Ray M. Whyte -CompanyEAST JEFFERSON AT BEACONSFIELD AVENUE

Congratulations to Vanco Machine and Engineering on Obtaining the Coveted Army-Navy "E" Award

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SomeINNERSPRINGMATTRESSES

New Available!

IThur.day, July20, 1~

• For Your Home• For Your Cottage

Layer FeltSpeCIal WovenStrIpe T1c1nng

A decrease of one per cent perdozen In the cost of producmg eggjIncreases labor 1l1come $50

Before the ant and the mealybug'were brought under control almo!>tall of Cahfornla s thousands of acresof valuable cItrus trees had been In

vaded by thIS pest

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AND MODELS

TREAT YOUR CAR TO

We Call for and Deliver

For Further Information Call

Box Springs to MotchAll Mott.e .....

BUYER WILL CALL

WE BUY AND SELL

We WILL PAY YOUCEILING PRICE FOR

JULY 24th to AUGUST 7th

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Square DealCLEANERS & DYERS

MATTRESS SPECIAL

ALL MAKES

Our Main Store and Korte StationBranch, 131 Kercheval

Largest East SideFORD DEALER

YOUR INNERSPRIJI<G MATTRESS REBUILT LIKE NEWEXPERT WORKMANSHIP and HIGH QUALITY MATERIALS

MODERN BEST BEDDINGLENOX 9812 1$319 KERCHEVAL

OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 7

YOUR CAR

Betty Hendrie Driving Service293 Webster Road Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich.

NIagara 0620

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

We ask that our Qustomers bear with us in this cur.tailment of service made necessary by government regu.lations.

A First Class Paint Job

15226 Charlevoix

CLOSED

Anyone of 239 mterestmg armyJobs are now avaIlable to you •••Apply at 206 Buhl bul1dlllg Detrol'

Fertl1tzer apphed to a wmter cov~er crop has produced a hIgher yteldof corn f'ollowmg a cover crop, thanwhen applled dlrec~y to the cofn af-ter turmng under the crop

$14.95

1935's

$50 to $175

1939's

S300 to $700

1937'.

$125toS400

WANTED-Used Cera

Out They GoW-A-G-O-N-S

Prewar Melal WheelsRubber Tires

Used Cars"1938 - 1939 - 1940

Models'

Grosse PointeBicycle Co.

Operated by "Sill" FarberTU.2.423O 15301.05 Mack

GEORGE MUMAW

TOM BOYD, INC.FORD • ~fERCURY DEALER

1040 ASHLAND AVE.

LENOX 8400

Wanted-

GIRL S-BJcycIe 28 mch unfimsh-ed "al1lty, bench and trIple mIrror,

sm",lL Hoo\er hand cleaner navyblue reefer coat stze 16 b1ege reefer coat stze 10 TlJ 2 6568

Larceny ArrestsRobert Hn cly 18 5206- 1 rankfor+

court DetJolt, 1S bemg held at thePalk pollce stat on after bemg ar

rested for larce11} of auto a.cces.soles

Two b year old J,uve11lles onefrom Grosse Pomte and one ho'tlDetrOlt are both charged \>,lth smll~lar offenses

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We Pay More - Cash Waitinr

WANTED 200 CARS

You Do Not Care to SeD, Let U. Repa1I' Your CarTry Our E-Z Time Paymel1t PlaD

WE REPAIR ALL MAKES

ALFRED F. STEINER CO.

DON'T WAIT - BUYER WILL CALL

1934'.

S25to$125

1936's

$75 to $300

1938'.S225 to $500

WE PAY MORE

MORE CASH NOW

WE NEEDlJSED CARS

WANTED-Used Cars

Chenolet Sale. 1\ SerTlCte

Review Want AdsLenox 1162 For Better Results Lenox 1163

SPOT CASH! OPEN NIGHTS!

BERT BAKERBIG LOT 9800 GRAND RIVER

NOrthlawn 9200

Ford Mercury Lincoln.Zephyr Sales " Senl ...• 16901 MACK AVENUE at Grayton Nla,ar& 4OGO

B&BCHEVROLET, Inc.

••8811 E. Jefferson

FOR SALE-MIscellaneous

Highest prices paid for Gen.eral Motors, Ford and Chry.

sler products.

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D A.Y BED- \ letor electrola bedcomplete \\It 1 spnng and maf

Itress magaz ne rack h' 0 large rad os upnght plano eight plece dl'1111groom set vamty dresser chesf

IOf dra'Hrs t\\O odd chall s m1SCC'laneous pIeces Call any tlme 1146

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Sa.ve to WID-Turn Fats In!

III

PLaza 6622

STOKERS

15313 Mack Avenue

THE GROSSE POIN1E REVIEW

Colony Resale Shoppee

COLONYRESALE SHOP

Lewis Stoker Co.13434 Gratiot Avenue

PRospect 5650Night C!:aUs: MUrray 7103

R & G Construction Co.1182~ HARPER nr CONNER

ROOFINGBRICK SIDING

ASBESTOS SIDING.REPAIR WORK

P,er and Ce",ent Wa.kNO MONEY DOWN

We Do ElectrIc Repa.nand Gutter Wa.k

Let us give you on estimate,expert workmanshlp, lIt1me•dlote service

F H.A Requirement.

CLEARANCE

CLOSED FOR ONE WEEK

JULY 17 TO 24

Open 11 00 am to 6 00 pmTuesday &: Thur.day 11 to S pm

Men's, Women's &Children's Clothes

Vacuumed Cleaned5 POint CleaJunl'

SUits, Coats, Dreues, Shoes

of Summer Hafa and Dresses

l-Clean out bonnet2-Clean out mtenor of fUl'llaee3-Remove am.oke pipe and clean

out flue4-Remove water pan "nd deanout bottom of furnace

S-Check draft and clean du.twarm all' pIPe'

Clean ud check all workIn.part., put In fre.h ou, and cleaJllum&<. tho ~8505.pOlnt way " ..

FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FURNACES$5,50

LIv I'\G - Room su te hit baCkchalr and ottoman occaSlOn1.1

table good cOl1dltJol1 $250 AR 5548

B'-\.BY GRA.'\D-Plano small latemodel hke ne" 'l\TI 1082

BEDROO\[ - SUIte ne". bleachedmailgany full bed chest dres~erh' 0 ll1ght stands sacnfice $180cash 12:l0 Tnree 'tile Dnve 1.. I0011

Continued FromO:i.\E- \Iahogany bedroom set com \VAL,\ U [-DUling room set table Page 10

p1ete "'lth spr1l1g and mattress buftet serHr C lairS $100 TU>..ese,eral arm (.halrs table and oth r do 1 2692 .. ----- FOR SALE-Misc.e.lla.n ..e.o-u-s--household b.e1ongmgs also lady S FAR\l-St}le dme gate and s xclothes curtams draperies sc, eral feet of fence TV 1 3116 MOTOR SeGal ER-Brand newladys Ildmg outfits Size 1416 --------.--- - -- lI..1agara 2425man S rldmg outfit sIze 42 lamps BEDROO'I-I unl1ture 9'\.12 rug __ 0- _

blankets chll1& above tenb almost and pad cUltam rods mlscell.:tn A'J U\LSlrAL _ Bargam da,enne\\ Prnate home TlJ 11880 cau!> s Les hI 0474 1f no a11S\'e port and cha1r custom bUllt byPHOll..OGRAPH _ Portable n caU TV 26278 Prlllgle Extra sprlng construcho 1

d ------ ~ --- - - Complete ,qth foot cOHrs $185 Tlrleather carr}mg case \\Ith recor s T"\VIlI..-Babby carnage collapstble 24858A.lso SIX tUDe portable radlO plugs pre"ar $50 g r1 s brcycle wlcke~ _11 or battenes Both almost ne,,, Iba~let sheepsk n seat cover $15 BEAUTlrtJL-Custom made blac\...$3j eath 1314 ~ottmgham fi>e n1nufe home cleaner $4 "lag satm sltpper chaIr '\l'eedlepOlnt

b ' 5 len, lara 70,,4 back orIgmal otl pamtmg ltvmgrOTH - Der y camera J S 1 bl \1'take '0 1?_7filln 'I 81'2 room table ell al reasona e lJ'\ l.. J nI'\I'\G-Room set genu1t1e Berk 6023

T-W-O---L-"-I-llg-r-o-om-c-h-a-,,-,-ol-'e-b-ell ey &. Ga). 12 p1ece sohd oak ex 4

type one pull up one Oval I ael cellent condlt01l1 also two p ec; TVvO-Chrome bll'd cages one $7cd rug 50 by 27 mc les b"o pa rs mahogany bedroom set an..d spr1l1g one $10 N1agara 37,:,1 __ _damaSk dlape:> With hangcb "tag Call after 300 pm AR 4"/9 '\E:;CO-Roaster large \\Ith tuneara 8946 .__ PHILCO-RadlO ,uth hquor cabl clock sI1ghtly used hke new \:iTL"-"\V\ \£0\\ ER~1oro e1ght blade net sUitable for recreatlOn room 8402

If 1 b genuine antique ",alnut lounge se -------------bent grass mov\,er g0249QcU h pe tee left hand g'olf clubs and bag \\ ALh VT""""Plano, walnut tea wag

vllth b\111t111 roller '\1 man s Enghsh 1i,ld ng boots size 9 on ndmg hoots S1ze 5 breechesma Ie bab bed and la pen Beam Size 12 100 per cent 'Woolblack and.n'\o - \laple beds One thlld s ba~ scal;: bathme;te} taylor to~ "h te pt!! stnpe SUlt SIze 14 Call

}outh 011e double s ze (.omple e I' 1 7010 b 1 00 d 7 00 Tuxedo 2 6577\"ltn springs DR 2752 '\ eh\een an pm _

I A,.\.\fI\S1ER~Rug S1ze 9>..12 WI~hlMA.PLE - Bedroom sUIte studlOLOVELY-Can ed oak dmmg room d fi d'" d lauch fiH piece dmette and fUgS

1624 R 1 R d G pa green gure -n} ears asUIte os yn oa rosse" 2761 11088 BeaconsfieldPOinte '\toods _'"_g_a_ra _

T"\VO PIECE-Prewar lnl11g roon FLR~ITl.JRb. - }<our rooms com~S,.l1te complete ¥.1th custom mack plete hke new l11c1udesstove, reshp co,ers Llh.e fie" 5222 \larse I fltgerator upnght plano Also four.les room house for sale 4360 Lah..:-------------1 pOltne

--- -- '\ E"\V - hlectroJU'\. cleaners soonDI\I\O _ Roem s.et nl!'le plecr a'\arIab1c \lore (Jrders are tah.en

,..alnut $2:l0 Lureha \acuum Aut 10r1zed dealer and se '1cemancleaner "ltl1 attac11ment? .$30 TL I O~lwala hanhoe 337222672 BI I'\D ,r '-\.Dh-House101d artlcle~OuTBO o\RD-\fo or, 1941 model famp1co brooms lrOn1l1g boar 1

20 hp "I 8629 pads and co\ers, table pads leatH~"------------- "alleb and belts hand loom"'d\HSCELLA '\ r:O"LS-l urn1ture and J thro\\ rug~ door mab mangle co

I house.hold eqUipment 1111en~ et 1 CIS dc Helen I'\..utne 13,,2 \\ ay\\ oman ~ shoe!> sIze A \. Boy s LOa Iburn DR 5419" D stnbutor fat thesize 15 Sho,,,n SUl1da} 1 00 to 4 0') Independent Bhnd "\Vorkers 01

pm onl} \0 dealers 413 "eft I \{lcluganRoad-------------1 \VIRL FOA-ferner pupptes fouROlJ\D-"\Valnut extens10n table months old Reg stered 29715

beautIfu~ wood gram, $15 ,\\lalrru" \fap1egrme t,,,o blocks ea!lt of 1:::buffet excellent quabty $25 10 foot \flle and Harperstepladder $5, magnetic J g saw $~ -------------mIscellaneous youn~ man!> clothJ..llg FI\ E - Rooms fUflllture completesIze 14 16 TV 2 5861 mclud1l1g Fngldalre sto, e and------------- washll1g machme 610 Barllngto 1FII L DIRT - 'lop sotI Kentucky Road DR 0262 I

blue grass sod TV 2 9079 or 1L29324 TROPICAL-SUIt "'lth i"o pa rs of

pants also summer SUlt size 40 Inllscellaneous clothmg "\1 0923 Ca'1CVen11gs

\llSCELLA,\LOL, - FurnItureBreakmg up home Call any tun('

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Call AR. 2529

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Saves Up to40 per cent

OF ALL KINDS

FOR ESTIMATES

C. BARONE

CEMENT ANDBRICK WORK

GENERALCONTRACTOR

Insulin Availablein All Quantities

We Eeature a Wide.el,ctlon ofWhitman'. famous hoxed candle.,kept strictly fresh Jl\ our lpeCla1refrigerated cahlnet Thll can.trolled temperature .keepi candydehc.ou.ly fresh, retaining thefull IU'CIOU' flavor. which wereput there by thl, famoul manufacturer You are alway. alluredof getting atrlctIy fre.h hoxedcandle. at Bob'.

We .specialize in

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for GraEie 1 tlres \\et'e unable to get nQ rehef III slg,t The Impress 1011

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SPECIAL EDITION

ARMY · NAVY 'E' ASUPPLE\I£1'n TO THE GROSSE POI}JTE REVIEW

ARDED TO:VANCO Machine and

\\ 1th all of the customary modest) tosh "here also ""'111be found thof true success Jasper \ an Op}np'1 master mec1 a c Roy Loesch~"attr butes a large share of the cred \\ ho s III c arge of toohng an:for the product on record of \ a 1 0 Herb h. mma&e \110 has the equal\lachme and Eng neenng to the 1 uta! Job of mspectmg and t111tireless and 10)al efforts of certa n I threadmg departmentkey emp10-...ees WIthout theIr dlsre In tl e front offIce the ablhty '0gard for hard \\ork and voluntar Iv \lbs G sela He nelt as accountaft~\\.-orkng extra houn tl e Arm} anJ I as h('pt the management m con;\a\y award and the !)uccess of the ( t t (I d t 'san OUCl \.-\11 pro uc Ion ~plant "ould not ha\e been poss bledCCOldllg to 1\lr Vdn Opynen \1 0 Bald has recently becom

R ght I and mdn to tl e owner ~ d ~oc ated \\.-th the company ~1-\.lbert \ an Hull J r ""ho IS gener..>I cl a ge of e npk \.-ee personnel anmanager of the company cons tan ly publlc re1at ons Ray Byars IS offton the Job n every capac ty manager Howard Van Every p:il

Responsible for seelllg that all op mastcr t [eratlOns are funct on ng m the shop }our general foremen keep thins the general foreman Guy \{ In hummllg they are Roy Ja.cques, A-------------- - h d Amez Orner De.Conmck art

A.lbert Van Hull Jr general man Roland \\/lchmann ~ager and Jasper Van Opynen are At the Holland Manufacturdlfam I ar1y called AI and Van by company Mrs Hazel Hoskms IS 'ac;~e....ery Bob and Joe m the outfit l countant and offLce man,,!'t.:.r. ,f

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Unstinting Help of LoyalEmployees Results in Award

VANCO MACHINE AND ENGINEERING

The b g all day pIcniC and outingannually g ven for employees andtheir famIlIes by Vanco MachIne andEng neer ng v.111be held thIS \ ear

Annual B.g VancoP.cn.c September 3rd

In add t on to the company be nggnen the honor of f1ymg the Armand }.,avy E flag under the Amencan flag on the flag pole at the plantrecogmt on s gl\.-en to all emplo}eesof Vanco \lachme and Engmeer ngn t e form of a lapel E p111 \\ h c~s presented at the same t me

Both the Arm} and }.,a\y reahz"the mportance of the part p1a\ ed byed.cl mdn dual n an organ Zdt onwb ch qual fied for tl e "\.rm} a ld\avy h a\\ard a ld are qu ek aaccord every employee \,.Ith th ..recogn t on \vh ch the} deserve 11

the form of the sterhng siver Epm

Every Employeeto Wear 'E' Pin

A PointeInstitution

\\ th a total emplo} ee personnel11st of some one hundred men and\\omen the management of vanLovfach ne and l,ngmeer ng IS par 1cular1y proud of the fact that mo ethan ninety per cent of empIa} eesare res dents of Gros~e Pomte

1'.Ae 1 at the Holland 1I1anufacturlIlg company on \ldck avenue whIchIS also owned by Jasper Van Opynen Grosse Pomtel:' gIVen fll!>t Cdl!111 pel~Ol neI

The pobc} of the company s 1U

keepmg With Its o\.-\.-ner s ph lo~ophyIII helpmg the commul1lty m wh chhe IS operat ng hiS pldnts

Brief History oj' Vanco Machin~VancD Mach ne and Engmeer ng statIon at Char1e\o x and \farylanl and personnel necessary to cope WItH

was already a thoroughly establ shed \\hlch dId not sun \.-e the r gors of a ge lerous contract ,qth the FontInstltutlOn long before Pearl Ha gasohne ration ng and the employee \totor compan} ""lllC1 was neg~~ibor thanks to the mechamcal and per!)onnel and mach nery was tnpl ated 1 \fa} 1942 rengmeermg ablbty of ItS founde ed With s x men workmg Agam S nce tl at date the number of ~and the quahty of hiS "'lark though \-In Van Opynen was ch ef book pIa, ees bas been trebled and quaon a much smaller scale than at keeper office manager and paymas rupled \\JtI1 tl e plant bemg on (present and 10 much more unpreten ter lay a ld 1 gf t schedule of produtrous surround1l1i:,s fl e company \\dS busy and pros t n plact1cally ''''thout 11terrup ...

Early In 1941 Jasper Van Op}ne'1 I:lerlnlS \ th lOCfea"11g demands be t1 1 1

owner of the compdny then employ 19 made for the sen ll.eS \\ lllch It In referr 19 to hiS relatIOns al\d.ed as a mechamcal engllleer v,lth a offered and Mr van Opvnen w~s lIS l.on ract \\.-th the Ford Mot9flarge DetrOit automobl1e compa 1} tov ng v,lth the dea of severlllg filS to npan 1\11 van Opynen statessav. an opportun ty to start a bu~ connect on with the automotIve call tl dt he 1ad ne\ er LOncelyed of th+.ness of lIS own on the S de and con cern In ordcr to de\ote h s entire fi e deg"ee of co operatIOn which heHrted halt of tl e dou)le garage t t me to I s OVV 1 bus l1CSS \\hen he \ d~ to reee e f am a large corpot.the red or b s 1(1ne 1377 Bedcons \\as approd 1cd 1)\ "\.lbelt \ an Hu 1 at 01 I a~ tel ord \lotor corn-field loa "r,dl nd e" op Jr I \ta of 194... 1<'1 11 d. ~ tlat Ie dId not rea ..

In tl s gdrdge \\cre t a ~ ,,11 \If \ an Hullldme 1 \\lth blue 1 e tl a la ge compaly such ll'bench lathb a d t\O men \\ere em pnnts from Prat & \\I11l1ey \\1 Cl tic rs \\ould 10 so much for a rela-ployed to ope ate tl e 11 producll1o \.-ere under agl eeme 1 t \\ tll the J:< ord t ely "nail bus nessman To th~1fixtures and des \Ir \ an Op}ll n" \fotor t..omPdIlY dnd asked 1fr "\ an h le La operat 011 'ir \ an Opyne"\.\fe the fOlmer '\nne Van Hu 1 Op\llen how n dOy thousand of a dttr butes a large share 111h s su~""as bookkeeper 01£ ce manager a ld certal11 part I e could produce 111 1 s c ~s n bu~ nc~spaymaster 1ll the or g na1 shop wh ch pldnt Outcome of the lllterv ew re As s tf e case III all defense prowas operated dunng 1941 and for su1ted m an add bon or rat1 er the 111Lt1On descr pt 011 of the artlc1\;!the fir"t four months of 1942 first addItIOn of others to be bc.llt a ufact ed 1~ a m 1 tary secrh

Demdnds for h s Sef\lce" pron pted I on the £01 ner t: 1ng std.t 0 1 lIar I ot to be dl ulged u lt11 after tb\fr Van Op} nen to rent a filIng der to aLcommodate the mach nery \\ar

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willIe m the employ of the compau}All workers are g yen a week s

vacatIOn WIth pay each year afterbemg With the company for a Slmllar length of t me And the annud.lcompany sponsored and financedplcn c IS an event whIch every employee, old and new, looks forv.a dto by recollectIon and recommertdatlOn

Each employee IS remembere Iat Thanksglvmg With a turkey fromthe management and also hberagtfts at Chnstmas

In addltton to the abm e benefitsth t 1 I on the Sunday before Labor Dayere b an nLen Ive pav p an )ywh ch employees may be lefit by Sept 3 T me and place of the eventpas!>mg productIOn schedules IwII be an lOunced later

Sponsored by the company Vanco\1ach ne and Engmeermg has df Les t We Forget comnllttee composed of ItS oldest employee \Vendell Hadley and another emplo}eeHarry ~elson, who are responslbll"for seemg that former employees 111the armed forces don t th1l1k thatthelr company or associates ha\ eforgotten them

Each of the 25 men 111 the servicerecelves a letter each month In

whIch IS enclosed a money order for$500 through the courtesy of thecompany

Company SendsServicemen Letters

JASPER VAN OPYNEN(SIgned)

A survey of advantages m workmg for Vanco Machllle and Englneermg leaves lIttle to be deSiredfrom the standpo nt of the emp.loyees as Will be explamed below

It IS not strange that a spmt ofco operatlOn and good feelmg prevalls at thIS plant when one constders what the company does for thewelfare and happlIless of ItS em-ployees

FIrst there IS fl ee hosp tahzatlo'1mclud ng operat ons for every manand hiS WIfe and chJ1dren And thecompany b mos+ Imeral 1lt cases of~Ickness lnvolvmg lost time

Each emplOyee 1<;given free hfemsurance to the amount of $2 000

Vanco EmployeesEnjoy Benefits

The distinctIon and honor of betng awarded the Army and NavyE for excellence Ih war production

IS a Ulllque and great honor 1ll aselfto Grosse Pomte as well as to Van~co Machme and Engmeermg

Vanco IS the first and pe"haps theonly Grosse Pomte sub contract de-fense plant to attam the honor And.It could not have been won had notthe high standards of both the Armyand Navy department been met nevery letter and detail as well astheIr schedule of productIon fulfill-ed As a patrIotIc contrIbution to the

The award IS not passed arounJ. communIty Vanco Machme and Enfreely not treated hghtly by Army gmeenng for many months shouland Navy productIon chlef~ who dered the entIre cost of the frequentscrutinIze ItS rec plents for months sendoff parties for boys leavmg forbefore entertalOmg the Idea of mak-I the armed services at the ~elghbormg the award hood club

Significance ofArmy-Navy'E'Award Explained

WAR DEPAR.TMENTOFFICE OF THE UNDER SECR.ETA:RY

WashIngton, D C1 July 1944

(SIgrted) ROBERT P PATTERSON,Under Secretary of War

Yours SIncerely,

Your letter antlouncmg the Arlrty Navy ProductIOn' E" Award to themanagement and employees of Vanco MachIne and EngIneerIng under dateof July 1, 1944 IS acknowledged WIth deep apprecIatIon

VA~CO MACHINE AND ENGINEER.ING15010 CharleVOIXAvenue,

July 7,1944

We are mdeed proud to be the reCIpIents of so coveted an A,;ard andate not nnmlndful of our responsIbIlIty to maIntaIn the hIgh standard ofproductIOn and excellMce for whIch we have been so SIgnally honored

Dear Mr Patters6n

Hon Robert P Pattersol1Under Secretaty of WarWat DepartmerttWashmgton, D C.

The award conSIsts of a flag to be flown above your plant and a lapel pInwhIch every member of the Vanco MachIne and EngmeerIng may wear asthe mark of an InSpItmg contrIbutIOn to the future of Our country.

Smcerely yours,

Yout accomplIshment has set a hIgh standard of practIcal patrIotIsm yetthe Arlrty and Navy are confident that your record In the future WIll raIse thatstandard even hIgher

ThiS IS to mform you that the Army and Navy are e6rtfemng upon youthe Atmy-Navy PtoductiOil A" ard for outstal1dInl\' achIevement In produc-ing war eqUIpment

1'/\ the Men and Womenof the Vartco Machlrte and EngmeerIllg15010 CIlarleV01XAvenueGrosse Pomte Park 30, MIchIgan

LIke every other bUSiness 1fi

America, Vanco Machme and ::.nglneenng has contnbuted heavdy tn

manpower to the armed forces ofthe Uhlted States

Twenty five former employees arenow wearmg the khakI or blue vfour fightmg men Two of them havemade the supreme sacnfice lor theircountry They are M M2C RobertHanrahan son of Mr and Mrs Peter D Hanrahan 4611 Beaconsfieldand Pfc Peter Robertson son ofMr and Mts Robert Robertson, of1379 Maryland

Vanco Has GivenTwenty-five Mento the Armed Service

A revolVing group of .30 Vance Ma-chme and Engmeermg employeesare banded tog-eth~r as blood don01 sand pay VISitSregularly to the down-town Red Cross blood bank to cantribute thelr pmt of blood to prOVIdethe plasma so sorely needed on thefightIng fronts of the world

Nearly every man workmg atVanco has volunteered to donateblood but many have been d squahfied because of age or phYSical condlt10n The current group IS resolvedto contmue thiS practice for the du-ration of hostlhtles

Softball ChampionsOf League in 1942

Each year Vaneo Machme andEnglneenng sponsors a softballteam In the fast local league In 1942they won the champlOnsh p of theleague The company purchasescaps, shIrts shoes and other eqUIptnel.1t for tli-e team

Employee GroupDonating Blood

tors, as explamed by hIm he wasnot successful smce he was told hjthe generals that hiS mventIons werenot acceptable at that tIme HIS VIS-It to WashIngton was seven yearsago thIS September

After findmg no market m V\t ash-Ington Mr Van Opynen set out for'DetrOit where hiS education expef1ence and background ImmedIatelyopened englneermg connectJons Wit 1the a~tornotJve mdustl'ly here

In DetrOit some SIX years ago hemet and marrIed Anne Van Hulldaughter of Mr and Mrs AlbertVan Hull Sr and after resldmg onBE:.l:tGPtlsnel4.avehue for spme tlltle,Mr and Mrs Van Opynen moved toGrosse Pomte Farms The co opera-hon loyalty and constant asslstanceof hIS wife 1: credIted by Mr VanOpynen as largely responsIble forhl,s atta1l1mg the degree of successwhich he has found In busmess

JASPER VAN OPYNEN

Out of the thousands of machme shops workmg on sub-contracts for defense m thIS country, only a few are honoredby bemg awarded the coveted Army and Navy' E" for excel-letlce m war production Of those few, still rarer IS the awardcommg both from the Army and Navy departments In factfew large plants, workmg on dIrect contracts receIve the awardfrom both the Army and l\avy as IS the case wIth Vanco Ma-chme and Engmeenng'

Small wonder, then that becommg one of the few subcontract defense plants In the country to receIve the award,the event IS a sIgmficant mIle-stohe In Hfe lIfe of Jasper Vano p y n en, sole owner of tlteplant.

"QualIfymg to receIve theaward has been our ambittonever smce the coveted dlstmctIOn has been offered to plantsfor meetmg the hIgh standardsof productIOn an.d -e>..cellence Inthe war effort saId Mr Van Opyi1el1 this week Recelvmg the Armyand Na.V'y E award IS the blgge~tevent In m.y hfeOwner'. Backrround-

Arty mentIon o£ Vanco Machmeand Ertgmeerlllg would not be (;ompl~te unless dt mcluded some of theIt:Lghhghts of Mr Van Opynen s careef, '\yhlch.\are bpth I1j.terestmg andunique

A natIve of Amsterdam Hollandhe rece1ved hiS elementary and sec-onda.ry educatIOn there followed byenglneermg degrees from leadmgcolleges and UUlverSlt!e, In Hollan 1 Additional Citation~~~;~~~ed In large factorte' In h,S Available to Vanco

After a penod m whIch he was Penodlc exartllnatlOn of theassociated wIth a large corporatIon schedule of production of Va.neaas it mechamcal engmeer 111Buenos Machme and Eng1l1eermg Will beAires m South Amenca Mr Van made by Army and Navy productlOnOp.yrten came to Amenca with a ChIefs wIth a view to possIble add1-rtuW-be.r of patents upo~ whIch he "tIonal ,awaoos "I

had b-ten workulg and spent two If the company_ma.mtams Its pres-M.onths 111.WashIngton conferring ent production effort, a whIte starwith 111ghrll.rlklJ;1A-government off!- will ~e added at six month Intervals,Clals But, lIke many other 1Uyen- to the Army arid Navy E award

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SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW Thursday, July 20 1944

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The organization of which you and I are a part has been doubly honored 1nreceiving the "E" Pennant and Treasury Department Bullseye Flag, honors forwhich we may feel justly proud.

Public Acknowledgment'-------From-------

Jasper VanOpynenOwner of

Vanco Machine & Engineering

To Those who are Presentand Those in the Service:

"Lest We Forget"

INMEMORIAM

M-M2C ROBERT HANRAHAN '

PFC. PETER ROBERTSON

This recognition comes to us as a group because ours has been a group ac-complishment. To no one person can go major credit, and yet no individual iswithout some credit.

I, therefore, wish to publicly express my thanks and appreciation to eachand everyone of you for your loyalty, co-operation and a grand job, "well done."I am proud of your help in doing the job the nation wants done.

Pledge with me that we will keep our eyes focused squarely on the targetahead, namely, winning the war with every possible help we can continue to

•give.

Sincerely,

Jasper Van Opynen

Vanco Machine & Engineering

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