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SAVE FQOD TO<br />
( HelP FEED<br />
niE WORLD'S<br />
'STARVING PEOPLE<br />
(iross\e" Pointe News<br />
Complete. News Cooerage of AU the Pointes<br />
THE NEWS. HAS MOVID.<br />
COME SEE US IN CUlt<br />
NEW BUILDfNS. ~<br />
TJ-tE ELM AT "<br />
KERCHEVAL<br />
, ypLU)tE 7-NO~ 25 ~~=..»:: .GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN. JUNE 20. 19046 $2.00 Per Y.ar--5c Per Copy Fully Paid Cjrc:~.~<br />
I jf<br />
'FLOODED. BASEMENTS BRING.KICKS f<br />
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of Ih.<br />
.WEEK<br />
As Campi/,tl by iI),<br />
&OSSII.PO;"'. N~s<br />
.ThlU'lMlay, Joe 13<br />
INCREASED PRICES FOR<br />
MEAT. MILK, BUTTER, cheese,<br />
other dairy products and bread<br />
are estimated by . Govepnment<br />
economists to have added $3.• .5<br />
per capita per year to the food<br />
costs of the American people .<br />
.'-,." .<br />
'<br />
THREE JET-PROPtLLED P-SO<br />
lighter planeamake a round trip<br />
lIight. cout to coast and return.<br />
in 11 hours and 2. minutes (flylngtime)<br />
, •. lapsed time 'for the<br />
round trip was 12 hours and,22<br />
minutes.<br />
THE ITALIAN CABINET has<br />
ieiled all powers of goverrunent<br />
while Humbert n hesitate! on his<br />
allQication pendini a supreme<br />
'colU'tdeei.lon on the legality of<br />
the: recent plebicite.<br />
), .<br />
..<br />
RESTA.URANTs 'J:x~<br />
DETROIT<br />
PECT relieZ. frOftl food. shoriale<br />
in molt items aeepting m .. ts in<br />
I short time b:r GoYernment<br />
action, . ..<br />
AT A SENATE.HOUSE eommittee,<br />
COftferenee OIl cira.1't ex-<br />
.teMion OIleJrl.mber' pr~ tile<br />
ereation 01 111 'American l'oreifli<br />
!Alioa tc do ooeupi,&n Iel'Vice<br />
Mother-Daughter<br />
Ages of Three Birthday<br />
Guests Total 283 Years<br />
Here's one for the books. Frank<br />
Titll5. well known Pointe druggist,<br />
told us about it during the<br />
course of a visit in the News off.<br />
ice the other day.<br />
Frank happened to mention he<br />
had gone up to Imlay City. Mich.<br />
to 'spenll Father.'s Day. with his<br />
Dad. V:e just happened to ask<br />
the age o~ the old gentleman.<br />
"He's. 90" said Frink "and<br />
he's' quite •I fellow. Says he's<br />
eoming over .to spend some time<br />
a. our summer place on the lake<br />
this year!'<br />
Expressing interest at such am.<br />
bition in a man of those ad.<br />
vanced years, we. gleaned a litt;l~<br />
mo~ infol'Dlition about this Ti-<br />
tus family. John F .• the 9{) year.<br />
old one, just retired from business<br />
a couple of years ago. He<br />
kept a general store.<br />
On May 21 last he made a trip<br />
to Pontiac from Imlay City to<br />
attend his sister's birthday' party.<br />
The sister, Mrs. Eliza Minard.<br />
was 100 that day. Also present<br />
was another brother, George Titus,<br />
whose birthday happenerl to<br />
fall on the same day as his sistcr's.<br />
He was 93:<br />
Mull over that. you kiddies who<br />
are beginning to feel rheumatic<br />
t\.•inges and think you're oldtimers<br />
just because you've hit<br />
10 or ao. '<br />
Entry in Horse Show<br />
•• lttopealld reHeve. AlIlerican lIRJ. GLDfOOH K. ROiil:RTSof~rluNce road, aBet h~daughter, GLORIA,<br />
:::~ ~l:1.olWt',:,:r: .Will.:rWe .~heM~ ... ~U\f... acMlte.hone clul ill. the Pointe's firot:opostwar<br />
~1IM4 iia. tM~ ••. it fMK", 1M" to.''''ItqH.at the'GraMe Poiflte IIImt CJyb's Cook road groWlds on<br />
hot ~11 .... 1IlMiIlC the .J'Iicte,., Satwliay .iut Suftia,.lB cue you're confwed, Met!ter .is tbe one on the right.<br />
~~; '.. ... . .'. ' . . . , .<br />
~~~~:::l~~r:.~Sigler, ,Culehan, McNally;<br />
W4Ia ~'---~Y.'" Pi I P n B.! .. t T tal<br />
.~ .• ~iii~.~ 0 .•p' .../. +~~:£~:~-b~ol.l'<br />
. ;w,i' ~~~:.aBr' .OlnliC~'t!J";''b_Ii'''"'.DtI' •0110<br />
':'''!IN'f':.~:~C:O~~ '~.. .' ',' .;.;~,.,;" ,.'<br />
~!!d'to'oftiei"by ;,1Iiar,i~OI As Uw.l,"'lfiUblicell'VetersFilrOUt\'lu"",er Democrats il'l<br />
~e tb.n400 yol". ,.llilfpo.llt- . Tow"M.ip '.1Ml t;ity !4ectiorll<br />
icl!li t~am maM, BarMy .op~, .. . '<br />
~'~lI8Ur ... M reiumed by. M,,,,,as to be eJll*lted, Republkancandidates for state<br />
• .~~ '!'Mter Marlin of.,** andnationial'oRiCN reoeiVM th.e bulk: oUheb.Hots c.st, by<br />
, ');.c~~ that.the .~ive Poiftte voters at Tu8lldaT's electioll. Officials estjm.ateli that<br />
~~I~ wl1 a!lobe dOlll1nlled t1iere.were aJaout 4,f»8 votes l!ast ift GrMle Pointe Township,<br />
b:r!.rir ht will! e~etn~ts. ...whiChrinchuMs all Pcriftt. IXaept th.e City.<br />
. rr'1S ltf0W .. RJiMOREDin . Kim'.:Sillu IN:.)l,~epuWican~------------<br />
Wllilhlftitol1 Vial Yi_. lmew lit. ~Il!l~'datel for. Goverll()l'. t~}lt'- .aD.CI of Republican votes. Ui<br />
Idvlnee of the. fortheooJilll. at- 1J1g .. 1712 .vot". Brown. receIved shown in the balloting fol' g?Vtacll;<br />
on Jus Lice Black by. Justice 562, JeUn~, 7,QljXeHy )M. ernor.WlIu the Newl W8ll gomg<br />
Ja~n and thi,t Jacluori cabled Miles.Sule~an ran well on the to pres:s the ~o'N1Nihip. oltio.iab<br />
Viri#n of its release from Nuern_Re~ubh.can.tlcket fl/r,C~eS5, were still tall)'1lIlt, but the totals<br />
bett and that Yinson approved cetting 1199 votes a. "Illil'llt 83-2 had been . determtnedin the<br />
.,.~ in its broader implicatioN; for. Love, 552 -for Sllerlllan, ~ IUbe~llatOrJal ra~.<br />
eoliitll'ued .. a move to effect for Youngblood .and lH fo/. .While foUl'. Republicaa canlii~<br />
eh~"l1 in the Court from the CAarl~. . .. . .. . dates were receiving a total. of<br />
pa~rn Roo&evelt had formerl. ~enry W, PJel, fOflner ~1i~ 3301votol. tIl.etWD Demooratic<br />
. , I,} .• .• ,. chief. of the Park ~d Repu.blicl<strong>Hl</strong> candidates imere« only 279 be-<br />
. , Friday. Jue 14 . . can~ldate.~orsl\eriff, pqlled 1739 tween them,. Van WagOfter get-<br />
. JAMES CAESAR .PETRILLO votes agalllst 699 ,for .Behrendt ting 23'1. and Cody .2. The perpresident<br />
of the Anlerican Fed~ and.1 .• fcr Hunter. . . centages were muck the same in<br />
ara.tion of Musicians. is hauled in . Justice of theP,e,!,ce:James Mc- the balloting for the oth'er offices.<br />
b~ederal authorities for viola- ~ally!ed the candl~attl5 ~d lheReAHs ill City<br />
.lion' of the 'identkallaw. which bc~et m.the Republican ~Ight for Returns from the City of<br />
was passed to deal with his case. prosecuh~g at~orney. get.tmg 20:12 GrOSllie Pointe, which is not in.<br />
Tries to force a. radio slation' to votes while ~I~dleton, hIS ,oppan- cluded in Grosse Pointe Townemploy<br />
more musicians than it ent,was ..recelvlng 7I!J. . ship. also showed the voters goneeded,<br />
in direct violation of the Some Idea. of ..the preponder- ing heavily Republican, as 'usual.<br />
law recently passed ... says he ' VaRdenberg, Republican candie<br />
did it to make a test case. . St ..orrn. C' auses date for U. S. Senator, polled 841<br />
• •.• vptes as against 75 for James H.<br />
MAJOR 'EDWARD BOWES. L. k h' . C' . h Lee, his Democratic 0JlVOhent.<br />
the.~originator of ,the. amateur .. a •es .ore. ru Kim Sigler received 510 votes<br />
hoW' feature in radio. ,dies in his __ ' _ to •lead the Republican guberna.<br />
Ruwson.-N. J. home, at tire age .lorial slate in the'City. Other Re-<br />
.oi' 71. An au,tomobjle ac~dent o~. Lake publican candidates' votes for<br />
• • • Shore road Sunday night Wall def- this office were: Brown, 137; Jef!.<br />
STATE SENATOR IVAN A. initely attributed to the heavy fri.es.167; Kelly,. 73. Democrats:<br />
JOHNSTON<br />
. ,.<br />
I<br />
a<br />
t<br />
e prosecu t. mg at- 9~orm.. Howard Edward ... Schryer.. of COdy. 11; Van Wagoner, 89.<br />
t orney of Macomb county arrest Republican candidates for lieu-<br />
• 629 Continental, was driving west<br />
ed at direction of grand jury. on wh.en he had to. s.low dOl'ffi quick-. tenant governor: Cleary. 303,<br />
charge of levying graft on. bawdy . Higgins. 63; Keyes, 219; Nugent,<br />
houses and policY operators. lyto ,ayoid plung~ng to? I;Jrecipi. 209. Democrats: Kelly, 79.<br />
• • •. tously Into a heaVily floOded area. Miles Culehan ran far ahead<br />
. THE GOVERNMENT. OPER- His car wa.s s~~uck in the rear of his Republica.n opponeilts in<br />
ATED atomic energy laboratory by another. dnven by George the city race for the Congresand<br />
factory at Oak Ridge, Tenn., Floyd Cannmg o~ 5412 Frankfort. sional nomination. He took 360<br />
directs its activities towards Damage was eslJ,maled at $50 to votes as against 11 for Charles,<br />
medical science and the. benefit eac.h eliI'. Ca~nJng told Farms 231 for Love. 130 for Sherman<br />
'of humans rather than their des- pollc.e he was lnsured'and would and 101 for Youngblood. Incum.<br />
uuclion. by authorizing the dis- pay for thl! damag~. . (Continued OIl rqe 2)<br />
tribution of radio active sub-<br />
.tances produced in its uranium<br />
ens to schools, hospitals and<br />
abratories.<br />
.. SENATE VOTES TO EXTEND<br />
E LIFE OF OPA for a year<br />
. yond June 30 but with greaUy<br />
educed jurisdiction ••• ceilings<br />
ken off of chickens. meat ll'nd<br />
ilk.<br />
SECRETARY BYRNES. a c-<br />
mpanied by Senators Vanderrg<br />
and Connally fiy to Paris to<br />
tend the. latest Big Four conrence<br />
in final attempt to arge<br />
for a peace conference.<br />
,. e, •<br />
Sat-relay, J.lle 15 "<br />
MARmMF. WORKERS<br />
IKE was lettled last night<br />
almost the deadline hour at<br />
lch it was to begin. Harry<br />
dges and Joseph Curran, coitmen<br />
of the Committee for<br />
• (COIIU.... _ ~ 1)<br />
~<br />
Abandons Boat<br />
Fleeing Tortlado<br />
PatrDlmen Walsh and Dean of<br />
.the Park police focndan abandoned<br />
motor boat on the shore<br />
at the foot cf Grand Marais late<br />
Monday afternoon. The motor had<br />
been removed and fishing tackle<br />
tarpaulin and tools were scatter:<br />
ed about.<br />
The license number indicated<br />
it belonged to Edward Cantrell<br />
of 143 Euclid avenue East Detroit<br />
Later they got Mr. Cantrell's<br />
<strong>story</strong>. He had b~n out on. the<br />
lake when he got caught in the<br />
storm, and moreover, saw the<br />
portentious storm cloud which<br />
latcr proved to be the tornado<br />
that wrought such destruction<br />
farther down the water cour5e.<br />
He put on full speed ahead and<br />
landed at Grand Merais. the<br />
nearest point.<br />
Meanwhile the police at the<br />
Park had notilied the Coast<br />
Guard and the Harbor Muter's<br />
office.<br />
Board Settles<br />
Dust Problem<br />
The car parking lot on the<br />
Farms Village pier is either dusty<br />
or muddy most of the time and<br />
the situation irked Councilman<br />
McEachin.<br />
He persuaded the Board of<br />
Trustees at the meeting Monday<br />
to spend $350 on a seal coat pavement<br />
to allay the nuisance. inas.<br />
much as over $5,000 had alrC:ldy<br />
been spent this season by the<br />
village on the pier and adjoining<br />
park development.<br />
FarmsBudget Grosse Pointe High Farms Hears;<br />
J Increased to G d L . Lusty Wails ,.<br />
$384,405.77 ra uates argest Of Resic1entl'<br />
1940 TuR.t.'Rilel$I.04; <strong>Class</strong> l.n <strong>Hl</strong>.<strong>story</strong><br />
AHeHetI V.Ju.tion .$hews<br />
$35-4,000 Drep<br />
;--- C '1 f 89 Veterans .Included on Roster of 310 Getting Diplomas:<br />
T h e~illage ounlll 0 Seftoof Ha, Now Graduated Tot.1 of 4 214<br />
Everyone Gets His Exercise<br />
Except the Electrical Horse<br />
ViH.eje Trut+eec ~ ........<br />
lelft Mutt .. s-. ..<br />
Soon as P~<br />
GrossePomte Farms has- apo .• I A large growp of FaImrJ'<br />
pr~~ed the 1946 bwiget re- By far the larll8lt cl.us ever to he gracktated Rom Gl'OMe citi~s aM~nOed the lIa-.I<br />
qumng a t~x 1~vy 6i tI84,- Pointe };Ugh Seftool. rliKl&.ived diplomas at tM ~ment COIUlQiol. melt tin g .T .<br />
406.77, which lJ.. $!T,SSL98 exercises last ThwMr.y evetling in outdoor ceremOfties night with CXlMplamta ot ...<br />
. ~gher than tile .l~levy. staged on tne laW'ft 0f the SoftooI. individual sewer and ....<br />
~e .U6eSl!ied Va1uatlOf:l&, as 1ftclllded Oft Nle rocter of 310' water expedenees ift the ,..<br />
a.pprove(i by the ,Board Of Re- gradltatMwwe 80 ~eterflllll and •. cent heaw dowl)pows of Mar.<br />
VIew • ." e r. e $30,821,2ee.OO,. a liel'Vicemlll1 who c«JIIlleted their CIty. Okays 31 and Jltne II. C()~<br />
drop of '$354,300.00 over tlte hilk 5I!t\ool work uMer a pro- were r~iieten« b,. re~re ...<br />
previous year •. The dec~ ~a~ of specil~ Shill" llnd .1IIun-. frGIR 3~ .. 3¥ ~.<br />
in assessments and the In- matioll6 prescnbed by tile Boecd Bond Ic:u::!ue 434 TGlU'aiAe, In ~iFby, 1Ii<br />
crease in the requireti levy re- of Edu.cation !J1 coopEll'aWon with OU Oak: skeet aM :Dt:om. othW<br />
suIts in Jln increase in the tax educatlolialdll'eetOft~f &e -- numbelrs ill tile same ~<br />
.. . . ed foreel. 1!M Qf, fIftHe men wen V ~.J $~ 000 1. 6Uell aI!d IOW'!!- oteN IE:". 0 r 1.:nN, C)(lV-ill="_.~ .' ..a.-. __ ~,';<br />
of ,$1.64 .pe.r thouse.nd dollal's ed' relllts of tfte Iruillatlilll. Pr~ f.r ~.~ .M ....._"""'" _........., __<br />
of valuation, tRe rate for 1946 Tile toiel n\lJrlber of lII'1lfta\es ReaJ-1- P.ve",,_"" . ,ave a ~ up1aAatkia<br />
being $.120:5e ~r. thoUJalld as from t1l.e Groese p&iAte Itith Vl"~"" of lIbe Si_MIl, lUlc1 firwi"-t<br />
com"",r-" to. IUS!. for 1945., Sehool siflQ& the ftl'8t~. of 2. WatkiN _ed the eGmPlaiIiiMa,<br />
~_au Citr of GrOllle Pointe YO"" that it _ 1tle e~ wiail .f<br />
The 1946 appropriaut>.U for op. in JIltM 1915 ill 1)0,," 4114. Tuesday onrwlaelm'-.>7 lip' till v~ IIIttft~ _ "Da47<br />
erating purp~esare all' hither Thr~ Mncr- ...... frGm the proved ti1it _.He boDd Mfie the 9i~ .. ~ .. ,...<br />
except iJl. one Calle when the clBllll deU¥erM, _ tM ~e- which !lad heft pt'OIMlIeCl to rlto litHe, but llotil Mr. W~ aeII<br />
personnel wasr'educed. MOlt of moot adik_. OIer,llMe ~ButttI) pair al'ld repHiee the City •• paft- EqiDeer "';11.,_"01 1hIrt:<br />
the increases are a result of adt!. Skau spohe. OR. "'llhe Mark: of ment:!. the pt'M>lem lito '"<br />
ed wale cost as thMe are ;1I0 in- Educated M6I2." MMT Lotl Ew- The flrst work to be lime will preori witk ....,. a.t .....<br />
creases in pets01Ulel except tIlat ing dilCUll8l!d "'lIhe:lr Al!OOmpllsh- ied it Il7f ~ ~ ~ ....<br />
all former employes llalieil to ~ mams!' DnidL. &liter clOlleti ~1;'::tVeni6y place and Lin- lmew wMt _e .. !Milt ....<br />
Armed Forces have lIOw reNm- tile 1iM-ee reIaW apeMiwII wnk to be teklll. ~ _ file ....<br />
00. Tl!e pociti'Jns of theseJrlIll. hU addrees Oft "TIolek ~~twU- The Tote on tile Me w .. : 1"0l", expert ~ ..... ~<br />
were held opeJl and terieiIl bt ties!' 465; apiftlt, 1M. able... ..<br />
lage<br />
the service.<br />
were ClUrtailed<br />
rendered<br />
duritlg<br />
l!ly tile yit.<br />
the<br />
,<br />
Dr.<br />
Diplomas<br />
liaul L.<br />
were<br />
ked,<br />
pr_~ -by , TIle eit.i.z~nl .• ,.". ".<br />
lHoiperiItteM.-<br />
war. ',' eM of leftoOM, no dinc.-W.,.. Maid's Ha' n ,~to ......... M.t ,<br />
serve . Funcl, WAlch now tot.1I; ml!ll for the.zMmiM 1Aer ll..... Se $.... . _.. .......~<br />
appro~imate~ . $74.008. has beeR ,sho_ ill ~tiq tfteior hilA .. t at 2500 f.hM ~ .. lie ....<br />
Ca'm' p Cl .ed set .aside for 1teedell planned iftl- schoql w""k. Dr. Jluect. alto MI- abollt it.,<br />
.' OS<br />
~a:~=<br />
provl!ftle",tI: or for future .peet- phasiaecl the ob.~. llIMaHed _ ....... III 1tll ~.<br />
wpl.oo~~:u . by l!Ilj~ of ~ .. .. olll'i ~ • .e .. 'II: .. ~<br />
Beca'use Dads ~ari;u~v~ deck, '.CO __ n.e!l~t-- WM Pl'o- FOrmw ... ~ \ ~ ..,. wWIl 'tile .;;"'1i<br />
.. A ..,,: ''''..... '.', ..'"~:'."."fj"" 'l;t ."'.'.. ::~~v:'W~~ ~~~Q:-':::~,",,~ H.... '.re.~h.III~~~ at .•'?'::.,"<br />
.;...=~.eii,.lIOt<br />
"",c.o>.'.).) ~:.: ..~c: ..'1 -'th '.:.~:"~"+"~."'.'. 'c. Kll~:. ..L......... - ............ ~. " '.'rl'" 1 r..." ...JI' __ ..••.VXJl,:.~I,~, "'=-.ilIiMt.'. .• _ ,:•...• '.!'JIl~'4iII _<br />
' ~r~ ~'.iiU"""., 14,"l~..~{~~..J4..,+::tt!!!. ,rir.~~:fi'.~~':i~""- ..~.~+.~.,",~eLI' so~':ce ~ to OLe -Lool. dations had. beea c.arned ou.t over not. n.ecessar. Ill' 111 the order if<br />
U 11[.....'" 1 od _..L Ie L,,_ f th ,<br />
k 1 t Th yar s of pavemellt thIS year., at' The BauliCh • Lofflb edaI a ong perl ..,.1 wor ..... g. or eU' lIIlP\ll'tance, gut JIollIMCl __<br />
open a wee . a e.r. Olle willing a cost of $5.729. This comparell wen'. 0_ Charl-' Jor"'-- .~. OL_ the Bo.yers. She ha.d stolen as follows: tile _a 'lc.U.~ __ • .<br />
to volunteeJ are urg.ed. to con- • '" ~ ...... _ .. '" yth L. I 'J. t all be 6;7 __ -<br />
tact Mrs. Lynn O'Brien at with $6,256 spent last. ye.. an. memb&- of the 1!l81S wllo&e reoord ev~r In.... DIll C.OLZ,Jng a a y t',t'een Lothrop arwi ...<br />
LEnox 3807. $4,090 in 1944. in science ana mathetliatica ill ell:- ~Ist waleh and .gun of l;Ir.. ~y- ross and Ridge 11M ~ ~<br />
----- ceptionaUy R~ aftd who givllS ers,. to say noilllng of a I'llH'. of .~u.levard and ttl. lIk~<br />
C .h h F.. most PrDmiee. of futllre distinc- earn~ valued. at $3,000, whICh Fisher road area 1wom the Hi&II<br />
ure Ire tion iA. the field of,seieJlce. she had pawned. for $200•. ~i!!Stl Schoolb~~k Ul ~te. ,<br />
two years of s~ience and four number of articles foUlK! in her general probkfn ~~te4<br />
D<br />
bF ...<br />
oes . D. amage Yeal:i of mathemaf;i(,;. room on Trumbull. avenue, De- }tOA'll wa!f!r 19 .. ~ :=:.to; the ~<br />
Charles has a reQord of A- in were recov~ret!, toffether With a 1ft addltiOft to tftis then Is iDe ..<br />
ed Upoa the' PlebiaJI. Club trophy •. Husba.nd A.I-<br />
1<br />
6ts the l~ke afld their O?nl.~<br />
becallSe he WI6 judged by tfte UJIl ca.P8Ci1¥ .Il!'ld tMbeall: PI'eMIn<br />
coa.ehing staft to be the most O\lt- Good F. WI': W;ch ~e ~_ ~<br />
standing .athlete of the year.'s. Clean' ight rec Oft .~ .uo:'tf'Oit. '. . .,. ...<br />
graduates .. The Plebian Club is Mr •. Snuth Ig!:eed WIth .~<br />
made up for the most part of Lane, of the Park, tilat JmIC!l. II<br />
fornier Grosse Pointe High School An irate Farms husband was the tr'ouble that visits. .. lal1i<br />
letter winners. hauled into police he.dquarters part of the G~osse POI.ftte .,.<br />
As the outstanding athlete in at 12:30 a. m. JURe 15 on the came from the ml~Ull
: '1<br />
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rite .Two<br />
DANCERS<br />
in'Recital<br />
Masonic<br />
Headlines of the uWeek<br />
(Contl.IIK frollS Pare 1)<br />
tion of Bridger and CUrran, co.<br />
chairmen of the Maritime Unity<br />
Committt@, .that another demand<br />
for more wages may be' made<br />
nex~ September.'. .<br />
AN ATMOSPHERE OF<br />
friendliness and cooperation . is<br />
manifest at the early meetinc of<br />
the current Foreign Ministers'<br />
conference in Paris ..•. Moloto,',<br />
Russian foreign minister. agrees<br />
~o an opening up of the discus'<br />
sion on the whole Austrian question,<br />
while Byrnes and Bevin,<br />
the British minister, consent to<br />
similar examination of the cale<br />
ot Italy.<br />
• • •<br />
AN AMERICAN SYNDICATE<br />
said to have o/[ered $3,000,000 for<br />
the royal jewels ot HesM stolen<br />
by American occupatinn.o/[icers<br />
in Germany and recovered by<br />
American authorities, but were<br />
told by their owner they were<br />
not for 1I1e.<br />
THE<br />
MIl<br />
. . ."<br />
YOUNG<br />
Photon811h<br />
Grosse<br />
Pointe<br />
AMERICt\N<br />
YOUR WEDDIN8<br />
.In Action<br />
Beautiful candids of your en.<br />
tire wedding, breakfast and<br />
~elltion J)ermanently mounted<br />
in eXQ\liait. leather bo"Jnd<br />
album .<br />
Bridal portllitr of dist.inction<br />
by<br />
J. W .JIig,in~<br />
*<br />
GROSSE POINTE NEWS<br />
'lfe had acreed to ToJo's demmds:<br />
"unlreedni of Japal\ts6 Usets'in<br />
tI:1e UD.lted Stata, ahipmeDu of<br />
Army, Lieutenant who "ad been hillh octane ,asoline to Japan, 'in<br />
0; quantities desired', and an emaccUMIDENT T R U MA N Is<br />
guards to make cert"in that inches. greatly di!turbed over the fate of<br />
atomic bombs will never a,ain • .. •. the OPA •.• Senator Barkley,<br />
be used as an instrument of war, W. STUART,SYMINGTO~, As- leader for the adminiatration in<br />
the United 'Statet will destroy sistant Secretary of War for Air, Congress,. SOl)'); "we will try to<br />
its store of atomic bombs and ""arm Detroit it is no lonrer a ,et the best bill we can,"<br />
will share the atoinie secrets fOr safe inland city." . again,t' at- 0 • '.<br />
peaceful' use .•• thii sa teiU'MS, tack over the,polar regions oy air A BRITISH NAVAL OF7ICER<br />
to, include: surrenier of the veto It, would be.the tlrst important qiscloses. plans to blow up the<br />
power by the five major nations Am~rican citY to ,et the blow. -, island 10rtreSllof Heligoland in<br />
on . all matters pertainiil" to.' .'.. • the North Sea. .<br />
atomic development;' 2) create :tNDIA'NEARER' INDEPEN- • • •<br />
an, international atOlnic de.,.elop. DENCE now than at' any time Wedneida;y, JlIne 19<br />
ment authority with absolute ainee Clive won Plassy two cen~ PRIMARY ELECTION RE.<br />
power' ovet atomic raw materials turies ago ... Lord Wavel and 'rURNS received up to noon toand<br />
productlonj 3)' adoptiOri' of tlle Bl'itish Cabinet Mission ap- day indicate' that Kim' Sillier is<br />
international laws "with teeth" point a .l(.member Ind'ian Gov- .well. in the lead for the Repub.<br />
providing for severe punishment ernment to carryon in the in~ Iican nQminatioll for governor ...<br />
of,viollttors on' a basis ,to be terim ,of aeting_ up a permanent former'Governor'Murray D. Van<br />
determined by the' United Na- native government for the coun_Waloner:captures the Democratic<br />
uo'ia:. ,,;,,;:':1rK, " nominatillll with eue. ",<br />
,cSNOOT MAKING ANDFISTI" ".,' " .• f','T'. • • •<br />
ctrrls '. in the dugout havelrt ' "JEWISH. EXTREMISTS in Pal •. ~WRiNCE"OLIVIER, "the<br />
~e.kened the Tigers" mettle' forQStme-,'blow"tip ~ve trans-Jordan great expellent of Shakespearean<br />
pOw.er-packeli' baseball; win their bnd,es. isolate Trans-Jordsn from ',drama' and. his wife, actress Vi-<br />
,fourth in a 'row and di.place the outside world and further ,vien L:eigh of "Gone-wlth.the<br />
Wuhingtonfor third place. gum up the hopes of etrectlng Wind" fame. narrowly esca~<br />
• • • peaceful settlement of 100,000 death in a Pan American Air.<br />
TO MAKE MORE BREAD Jews in thli Holy Land. ' ways Constellation. ,<br />
available the sural' ration' of . • • ., . • • "<br />
bakers for cake llnd pastries has FORD MOTOR COMFANY re- HELP IN GENEROUS QUANbeen<br />
cut l( per cent by OPA • .. sume. operations today. Most ofTlTY pours in for torn'ado vic.<br />
price' to householders will be the 65,000 returning to Roulle; ,tims ~n bo.th tlle American and<br />
raiaed Ie p,er 5 lb. packare. Hi,hland Park and 18villiIeCanadlan,llde, '.<br />
• • • plants have been idle lince May • • •<br />
'I'll!: WAR DEPARTMENT ilu 8:,; • With the opening of these FOR, 'l'HE SECOND .TIME in<br />
ordered the return from overseu plants assembly lines lire. expect- the hi<strong>story</strong> of the United Nations<br />
of non-volunteer tllthers with 21c:i to be in oper,ation by June 24 Council'Ru,uia exercises her V1!to<br />
montllA'or more service .•. ' there •.• The halt in production was power, ,in refusin',to refer the<br />
are still 133,000 non-volunteer caused by the coal strike and by quetltion of the Franco regime in<br />
iathen .ovel1leas ••• all will be iltrikes in U planla supplyin« Spain to the General A3iembly<br />
, parts. ' of the UNO ••• her action i!<br />
,. . . .<br />
horne by August :!l.. • • • variously interpreted asiear of<br />
A WINDSOR POLICEMAN, the mild action of the Assembly<br />
PAUL V, McNUTT will ,repre- df . .. fit t F . t<br />
lIent Pre!ident ,Truman at the Constable Roy Williamson, hears an suspICIon 0 a a en ascls<br />
Rnacetylene torch at work, noli- influence in the Wl:stern democ-<br />
Phill"plne<br />
...<br />
independence cere.mo.<br />
fie. his. headquarters and when racles<br />
.<br />
oppose<br />
d to C<br />
ommumsm<br />
.<br />
. , .<br />
.;l;;li}'~f'i'~'~:£~f'<br />
riles on July 4 and then take over Russia wishes to be assured of<br />
liS the flnt American ambusador trrt@ burrlars walk out the rear. . .<br />
door. with the swa, they are re, vIgorous actIO!),<br />
, at Manila. • .' • ceived in the arms of six waitinll .'. •<br />
r RUSSIAN ACTION ON ITAL-<br />
J;<br />
!!IUIII!SY, June 11 po Icemen. ' • • • IAN reparations widens Ihe ever<br />
PRESIDENT TRUMAN submits , TIIMday,'.June 11 widening breach between her and<br />
to Conrre ... plan for the man. THE TOWERING SPIRAL OF the western democracies , . .<br />
arin, of the armed .forces under CLOUD observed, by Grosse wants $100,000,000 reparations<br />
, .<br />
a single cabinet officer to be. t' I kit . ht {rom Italy and insists.'that most<br />
, .,<br />
known as the Secretary ot Na; POinters a 6 0 c oc .. as nlg of it must come from current<br />
f ' ". "<br />
tiona I Defense •.• there are also proved to be, a to~a~~ th,a~ h~t Italian production ••. Russia was<br />
," .:,<br />
to be Secretaries of tha Army, River Rouge at : 0 c oc •. no factor in the conquest of Ital)',<br />
If<br />
it does, you're safe<br />
if it<br />
Auditorium<br />
, June 20th, 8: 15 P. M.<br />
Tickets' $1.50, $1.20, '$1.00<br />
ELAINE' ARNDT STUDIO<br />
NJ. 8900<br />
o!lt<br />
Grinnell's<br />
doesn't, you're still<br />
smart in this ,rain-or.shin.<br />
Byrd Cloth outer~t,<br />
pert ef lite ItHy I<br />
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CInfIs il'S ...<br />
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The ...,.II9GIf:l ............<br />
r., tile,." '."'p ttt.t<br />
","Wet<br />
Its<br />
finer styling and unique,<br />
easy~draping fabric<br />
completely<br />
"raincoats"<br />
past •••<br />
outmode<br />
of the<br />
,~, 31\0<br />
•
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Thu~.yIJUM'20, r~<br />
.,~Io.ed' Warning (Served, on'F~~s<br />
JULY 4, 5 AND 6. Employes ~ Pay Is "Raised<br />
I.<br />
ORDER YOUR<br />
Ckeaning<br />
now!<br />
Cleaning,<br />
Dying and<br />
Tailoring<br />
No tiner workmanship<br />
obtaimlble anywhere at<br />
any price. Lamp shades<br />
cleaned.<br />
Square Deal<br />
Cleaners & Dyers<br />
GRO'SSE POINTE<br />
15226 CHARLEVOIX<br />
LEnox 42%5<br />
Also<br />
Art<br />
Fin,<br />
,Summer<br />
F.btic:s<br />
Are<br />
Her,<br />
,<br />
Ladies, Tailoring<br />
MARSHALL<br />
81 O~CONN~R<br />
C8eetIul'TalIon<br />
'1 ..<br />
<strong>Class</strong>es<br />
oI'no IS - Auplt<br />
Tues .. Wed .. Tllurs. ~nc1 FrJ. Mornings<br />
. Tues~ and Thurs. Eyenlng3<br />
Special O~y <strong>Class</strong>e's for Chlld""n <<br />
ART SCHooL'OF 'fHE ,<br />
SOCIETY OF ARTS &< CMF rs<br />
41 Wa~n 51. CA. 4/21<br />
,I ' . , :<br />
,/~ostom<br />
Tailors<br />
Ca.)<br />
14127 E. J"'notI ...~<br />
LI8n: 5344<br />
Ii<br />
President JamesWa*ins Speaks His PiKe Agaim,t Strikes<br />
. Aimed 'at Public Health and Safety .<br />
, ".'.. ", ,<br />
, The Farms Council'Tuesday night incre~sed the pay. of<br />
the village hourly wage employes by thr"ee cents per h~ur<br />
and its salaried employes ~ve dollars per month. The act~on<br />
was taken in the adoption of the report a~d recommendatIon<br />
of the sp~Cial committee named last April to he.af the wage<br />
grievaricesofthe men ,after they ha~ ,voted to go back to<br />
\\lork following their three ,'feeks' strIke. .<br />
The high'point of th.e wage dlScl1Ssilln,<br />
however,
.>'<br />
{<br />
;<br />
"Till. II II,.,,,,<br />
. '1'<br />
By FilED M. xOloP, •. Pit!<br />
.... :' .. ;,,; .. ,:'<br />
A presctiptioriiSilvery:personal<br />
ilem-- an mg out<br />
R' s a esman. t is inconceivable that either the under a payor perish sll'lgan and make us all come "cross? champagne suppers to our read-<br />
USSlans or any other people want actual war. The experi- H h' f h - . ers<br />
il ~ncheoC the whole world with its horrors is too recent. But I urra. or t e Unions. But why make them tight little I ThR't'~ wh T e~ t g t<br />
t e controlled press oC a country perseveres ih oreathing G?se corporations merely for the horny handed sons of toil? !bad of' that ~iIIY rRos:' , e a<br />
Ive everybody a chance at the euy'ioihg, Whit .iv .. with the ieU9w7
Th,ursday~June 20" 1946<br />
Pointers Push Drive<br />
For Russian Relief<br />
C.,~paign to Reh"bilitate, Great Hospital Being.Carri.d<br />
on Through June; Youngsters to ,Benefit<br />
'To provide hospital care )or the thousands of Russian<br />
children -who require operations to restore their' sight and<br />
their hearing, and to provide artificial legs and arms' for<br />
yOW1gsterswho saw actual warfare during the Nazi invasion,<br />
the" Detroit committee, Society fOr Russian Relief, hie., is<br />
. danger.<br />
.!<br />
•<br />
/<br />
Party Serves<br />
Dual Purpose<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Syd R. Scott of<br />
University place entertained on<br />
Tuesday, June HI .at an Open<br />
House for 125 guests. The occasion<br />
was in the form of a double<br />
celebratilm.<br />
It was the Scott's twenty-fifth<br />
wedding anniversary and' their<br />
eldest son Robe;t, had returned<br />
just recently from 18 months<br />
duty in the' South Pacific, an<br />
Ensign in command of an L.C.T.<br />
\<br />
Loch,uoor Plans<br />
Djnt&et- ,Dance<br />
i..oclunoor Club is holding a<br />
dinner,. dance on the night of<br />
Saturdpo, June ,22.<br />
Bobby Grayson's band will<br />
play lor dancinr which will. be<br />
from 9:30 t'& 1:30. Dinner will<br />
be from 7. to'9 p}>m,<br />
.MAJOR TRAGEDY.<br />
A brand new Ford Tudor sedan<br />
belongirig to the Alfred Sttiner<br />
COm\'any' caught fire' while<br />
parked at Jefferson' and Way burn<br />
Wedriesday forenoon. .<br />
_<br />
Lutherart<br />
WillHqld<br />
., 6 ROS S E ,PO I N T E<br />
Guild,'<br />
Sociai<br />
The St: James LuUieran chureh<br />
Women's Guild will hold .,lawn<br />
social 'on Sunday, June 23, at the<br />
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flemming,<br />
265 Moross road. Grosse<br />
Porrite Farms. The event will<br />
start at 5: o'clock. ,<br />
Members of the church and<br />
their friends, are .cordially invited<br />
to attend. Mrs.' William Nelson<br />
is chairman of the. cOlIlinittee<br />
in charge. ' .<br />
conducting its final campijign for funds. The drive opened<br />
People wh~ se« how far they<br />
June 12 and will continue thr~,(gh June 30. :<br />
can 10, go too far and don't see it<br />
Grosse Pointe is, well represented,<br />
on}he committeecl;mduet- _<br />
ing Hie drive witli Wendell C. ------------- ------- _<br />
Goddard heading t,.he Michigan<br />
committee for RUSSian Re)ief and<br />
Dr. Alfred H. Whittaker, chairmall<br />
of the June drive.<br />
Surgical instflunents and medicines<br />
are to ~ purchased in this<br />
;, country to be. shipped to Russia,<br />
l' as the articles required. by host<br />
pita1s there are not available in<br />
1 Russia. Filatov Children's Hospital,<br />
lal'gest pediatric institution<br />
in the country.hasa capacity of<br />
700 beds, but is now functioning<br />
on a limited scale.<br />
Named after:: Dr. N.,F. Filatov,<br />
Russia's great pediatrician of the<br />
nineteenth century, the hospital<br />
not only directly cares for numerous<br />
ill and maimed children,<br />
but also serves as a training. in-<br />
,stitute for sp€dalists in children's<br />
diseases. Annually many of these<br />
doc to r s le'ave .the instilute to<br />
spread the benefit of their train- ,<br />
ing and .knowledge throughout<br />
thr,: childl'en's hospitals, schools.<br />
clinics and rest homes in all parts<br />
of the Soviet Union.<br />
Russian Relief has taken the<br />
f;,OUlSE STEVENS PAGE responsibility of. providing for Fi-<br />
, " 'Ialov HospitaL It.is the theory of<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Blinn Stevens the sponsors that this kind of<br />
Pag~, 112~ ,Devonshire road,. help given to the Russians will<br />
Gr
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-,<br />
6 R 0 SSE POI N T'E NEW S<br />
~Society News Gathered from<br />
;<br />
r,.,<br />
t<br />
From Another Pointe<br />
of View:<br />
!: yacht Club "Party Draws Dancers<br />
, Tea dmc:inI out of doors in<br />
j Ibe' late afternoon and dinner<br />
, dancing in the evening attracted<br />
lneJnbers and guests to the Grosse<br />
. Pointe Yacht. Club Saturday.<br />
lune.l11.<br />
Noted among thoSe dancing to<br />
Jack Oakie's music'were: Mr.<br />
and Mrs . .Jesse Fleck, Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Edward White, Mr. and<br />
,Care and<br />
.9l1l~<br />
,Mrs. Edward Wheeler~mas<br />
'Tomorrow it GtHS 10<br />
Sul1;v_'s"<br />
New<br />
to<br />
:Bonded messenger pickup se",,"<br />
Ice - OUt' own spcdal vaulls -<br />
Fully Insured - Moderate rates -<br />
Restyling • RepalrlnC - C1eanllll<br />
, GIazinl.<br />
G. m Sullivan<br />
CUSTOM<br />
FUR-R.IER.<br />
1442~ Eo JdeI'lOlt,<br />
La. 6425 .. at CN!1Hn<br />
RA.3201<br />
I:HI:N<br />
!<br />
4 '':.uA*.<br />
All of the<br />
Short and to the Pointe Ann Whitehead Bride<br />
The former DOROTHY FLOItENCE HOnlAN,<br />
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred, W. Hofman of Wind~<br />
mill ~ointe drive was married on Baiurday, June 15;<br />
in Graue Pointe Memorial Chwrcb. The Rev. Frank<br />
Fitt offidatOO. Thebridegroom'l parents are Mr.' and<br />
Mrs. Ralph Thomas of Merriweather,~ " ,.'<br />
Leaviar IOOIl far theit s1D!'JlIlr PIcture b)'Carl GHh<br />
home at Seal Harbor, Me., ,will -----...,------------------<br />
~ MRS. ERNEST L\1(ZLn whose coinin; out party takes Mrs. Mather WII' the' ,former<br />
and her chilciren. The KIIJIZ1ers place thiIt Friday. Next Barbara LOuise Klein. Mr. an4d,and her chilo lana. • ~ •<br />
JANE MoNAlJGH'I'QM'has reo dren, BOBBY, BILLY, CAROL,<br />
MARY. VIRVINIA ed JANE,<br />
turned from studies atF:i1lcll have left for their summer home<br />
Junior College in New York to on Lake Huron. '<br />
be with her parents, MR. and • • •<br />
MRS. CHARLES NEIL Me. MRS. J. J. CHEATHAM, with<br />
NAUGHTON of Grand Mara.11lher son, JOHN T. HOAG, and<br />
boulevard for the summer boll- her niece, MURIEL MCLlOD,<br />
day. • • •. ' has left by cn for Glacier Park,<br />
Of intere3t to their Pointe Montana. *'. _ '<br />
friendl5 i5 annoUDcemeat of MR. .lUCRAlU) SIDNEY COLLINS,<br />
~d MRS. EDwARD 'F. FISBR7117, Weiltcltester road, Gr05lle<br />
of the September 14 weddiq date PointtlPark, was l1'aduated from<br />
of their daughter, MARILYN lUld the Vniversity of Chicago in the<br />
,C. BRADFORD LUNDY jR., &oil. university's 223th convocation,<br />
of DR. and MRS. C. BRADFORD which was held Friday (June 14)<br />
LUNDY of Middlesex roaa. in Rockefeller Memorial ChaP'!1<br />
• • • .on the Midway.<br />
The Lake Shore road home of • • •<br />
~tw:C::~ m~~~ Paying their ih'st visit to the<br />
=~R~<br />
of the Smith College Club of De- POINTE since their marriage in<br />
trait. The tea will compliment England, are MR. and MllS.<br />
PETER'J. MAT1p:R of LoDdon,<br />
graduatel; and undergraduates of who will spend two monthl here<br />
the college as well as girls who ~ the .uestl of .Mrs. MllthU'1<br />
are planning to attend Smith. Parents, MR. and MRS. GEoltGE<br />
The Pointe's BARBARA S1- H. KLEIN of Devonshire road.<br />
MONDS and JANET FINNIE I<br />
will tell of their work durin,<br />
World War II.<br />
• • •<br />
Returnil:lg home this week from<br />
an Eutern holiday, were MR. and<br />
:MRS. ELMER GAGNIER of Merriweather<br />
road. TIle Gagnlers<br />
were away for a fort!UIht stopping<br />
in New York City and at<br />
the Dennis ~l in Atlantic City.<br />
.... -<br />
The end of this month, MRS.<br />
Mrs. Edward Macauley, Mr. and LYLE GIBSON and her dauSh-<br />
Mrs. Harlow Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. tel', DIXIE will leave their Neff<br />
road home for New York City.<br />
Leo Fitzpatrick, Colonel and Mrs. !m New York they will enplane<br />
Frank Couzens •. Bud Frischkorn for Miami Beac:hand Cubl."!hey<br />
and Susi!,!.Pack~r, Mr. and Mrs. plan to return to ~ Pointe the<br />
Richard ,.Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. first of AU(UJt.<br />
William Y¥!" Mr. and Mrs. Ray • • •<br />
Legg and~. and Mrs. LeRoy BYRD WILLIS' HOPKINS w<br />
Swift. arriving this week-en4. from Gar-<br />
£haraeter<br />
•••<br />
• • • are pt,rt of every tran5ltti0l1 bere at<br />
Scbettler's. YOQ will like t&ia profesaiOllal<br />
way of doing things.<br />
. Ho,v ~oes it help YO'll? Welt, )'OU jwt can't<br />
buy anytbing but the best quality here. We<br />
are proud to make this policy<br />
letVice<br />
to the community.<br />
I part of.our<br />
The CWI'OJtl><br />
land Orchard, Botecourt County,<br />
Va. to visit hi. fiancee, KATH.<br />
ERINE ROSBOROUGH and her<br />
parents, MR.ed MRS. WILLIAM<br />
M. ROSBOROUGH and her par,<br />
ents, MR. and MRS. WILLIAM<br />
ROSBOROUGH at their home in<br />
Washington roaa.<br />
• • •<br />
B. P. LC>JtAN;<br />
GEms of Lake Shore road were<br />
hOft.l 1.$t SUJUU)' to 10 of their<br />
!rlmlb at an al freseo supper on<br />
the groW1dl of their home. They<br />
My, myI••., . are pllMln. aleries of suppers<br />
We've jlolst r,<strong>Hl</strong>Vld iIIe wont plea of public re'atioM eVlr durinJ tbe 'ummel' months.<br />
to'corne our "":I '. • • • •<br />
A Dttr~ florilt ••• hal mailed to busineu men (that's IIsl} Home from ,raduation atCotl..<br />
• ptmPhJtt .tdlllg them in _~ng flowtrJ for the !eddy folb • •• cord GIrla' School in Massacbu.<br />
1M pllmphlet is jHusht~d, tot> • , • showing whllt ~ind of setts is PmnOPE WE.Yd<br />
SUE 'STOEPEL, MARJORIECrouse, Jr., last Saturday afternoon at 4.0 clock. AmllS the<br />
MAXON, NANCY HOGAN, ~13. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frazer WhIte 'head and WOO
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_ Thu~.YI Jurie 20, 1946<br />
:Woman's. Page<br />
:,JP6inte' 'Set for- First-<br />
Post War Horse Show<br />
Junior<br />
'-";<br />
Junior Le:ague<br />
Adds Members<br />
League swelled itll<br />
ranks this week with 38 newly<br />
elected provisional members.<br />
Names of the new Leaguers<br />
110 Animals to Be Exhibited in FuU List of Evenh at Hunt were announced at t~e .nnu.~<br />
Club Friday, Saturday .,nd Sunday m~tiDg Tuesday morning in the<br />
---------- Country Club.<br />
.' , The Pointe is poised for its first postwar full. dress horse , .The' girls are Sarah Booth. Mrs.<br />
show, to be staged this Friday, Saturday and Sunday on julian L. Brown, Gretchen Cai.<br />
the grounds of the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club on Cook road. hart! Mary Cupper, Pe~gy Davis,<br />
The fervent prayers of those running the show are for good Mrs. 'Richard Denyes, Justine Deweather,<br />
and if there is anything to the law of averages •• Petris. Mrs. John Drummy, Slilly<br />
the Pointe should be due for something perfect along this Duffield. Julia' <strong>Hl</strong>irris, Dorothy<br />
line. '
a<br />
a<br />
\ ,<br />
j<br />
•ules scLu101<br />
1".<br />
, CUSTOM JEWELS<br />
}riJI'tls FOr Every OUlISiMI .,<br />
CHerry 3454 807 Metropolitan' incl,.<br />
Florence A. McKinstry<br />
Ana<br />
Mildred ~ri99s<br />
Ano\lnCll \I1eir ~ppoinlmen\5 ~s<br />
Normal Telii:hei~<br />
of<br />
the<br />
Dunning tliln<br />
witkour, 1,Him, whith,re.<br />
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GLiNN JAMES<br />
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i:JC. n, ::AaUill'm~ '" ------- ~ NOTICE OF CHA"GE<br />
= i Florence Adams MC1\.instry Annourl1:es<br />
= change in d~te. of piano pupils' dcmollstrl!tion of the Du~ing<br />
liEI Course of imProved mllsie study; at the Gtbsse Pointe Memorial<br />
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" recreational summer camp for boys 8 to 17,<br />
t:aEfie8 aR una ~~flistli6: Grand Travefae<br />
~y, region. Ol)e hour l'('IiJitarytraining dally.<br />
Fisfilng, swimming, S8&tlnij, tennis, hor!eb&ck<br />
ti81nl)I rifIel at~h~'1~ ,uNder the direction of<br />
Captain Donald B. Stucky ~rom How' Mili.<br />
Ury sat8&1:<br />
%,000 Acre Tract AS!lbrd<br />
Privacy<br />
rllforln' Ii<br />
o.slr\d<br />
,Tatorlnr If I so l'le.~<br />
tired, 5th UI 12th<br />
KJ'ade lit ~o Udl.<br />
lIonal .cAAr e. Tallion<br />
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season, (;ataJOfllet<br />
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PUBLIC SALE<br />
(mt an auction-aU items plainly priced)<br />
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eS~~LETE HOUSEH0lD FURNISHINl3S IN THE<br />
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE OF<br />
WM.<br />
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Road<br />
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~rtriNG ROOM: English. French and Antique<br />
fiifil<strong>Hl</strong>ire. Upholstered diairs, settees. davenports.<br />
ii88is, consoles, desks, mirrors, miniatures, oriental<br />
iHiSi r~dios, bronze and paintings.<br />
~iJsie ROOM-O.INING RooM--:4 BEDROOMS<br />
TERRACE AND GARDEN FURNITURE<br />
RoyAl Sjroti~<br />
tiui; iH;' ~ InB;;<br />
StelR*,iy BiJa.Af't Grana plano<br />
~ii, s!lver. china, glass, poll.>;,. linen, prtnts, book<br />
t81riaioli, blankets. comforu, golf bA!:. and clubs. tailored<br />
mllii l'1lbUa and boots,<br />
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••••• Thursde •• Y,.June •• 20.,<br />
Spo,b<br />
~;Fra:nkBanach Is Appointed<br />
lolligh School Athletic Head<br />
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H.!w.rc1 Poe Named to Govern Secondary Health Educa-<br />
,'" ,-' .tiOn ee".rtment in New Set-up Announeed by Essen<br />
: ;.~. On June 14 William Healey, Head of the :qepartment<br />
: 'E'PhYsiCal Education and Athletics of the. ~rosse Poi~te<br />
I. ' dary Sphools, resigned U> accept a Posltlon as varsIty<br />
I; "ethall coach at Charleston Teachers' College, Charleston,<br />
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, ' JOllowing his,resignatiQri, Sup-<br />
: ierintendent of 5«:bool5. Dr. Paul<br />
I "1,..~ ~ert,announced. the roor.<br />
I :,~tion of the physIcal educa.<br />
: :tOD and athleticdepanment. ~o<br />
I '4ePartment heads will be created<br />
I :,' 1'1iIce o~ the combined, physi.<br />
It,.,.l' ~ucation '!Jld ,thletlcs de-<br />
I ,ktment.' •<br />
: ~~.:,'I'he Health .Educalion Depart-<br />
• l.."t.in the' sec:ondary schools,<br />
;~'~'be. headed by Howard Poe,<br />
: r:~teaCher at the Pierce, Junior<br />
i ~~hSChoo!, will bei:'Ie~P try his luck in the big<br />
_,.stak~ at Arlirigton. r ...<br />
School<br />
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Board of Education States-<br />
Policies for Playgrounds<br />
SaY5<br />
Open<br />
Pointe<br />
Defer, Trombly, Pierce, Kerby and Vernier Fields Are<br />
Not Large Enough for Hard BaNGame5<br />
- At the regula!' meeting of me BOard of Education on<br />
June 5,' the policies regulating the use, of school playgrounds<br />
were clarified and formally adopted,<br />
Since many qUe!jtions hiive arisen through the'press and<br />
in communications \lo the Board over' the past year or two<br />
about the use of these playgrounds outside of school time,<br />
it was thought acjvisable. to state in writing, policies that<br />
have been followed for some time, and to improve these<br />
policies in the light of modern needs.<br />
In brief the slated policies<br />
pl\lvide: (1). definite procedure5<br />
for groups other 'than the .schools<br />
to secure permits to use school<br />
playgrounds for schedulea games<br />
and contests; (2) general rules of<br />
decency and order required of<br />
groups using School playgrounds;<br />
(3) .protection of' neighbors bOl'.<br />
dering school playgrounds; (4)<br />
designation for hard baseball<br />
'playing . at the following playgrounds:<br />
Richard, .High. School,<br />
Mason School; (5) pr~hibiti.rig<br />
golf on any. playground a~d<br />
hard baseball on any other than<br />
mentioned above, because the<br />
size or location of Defer, Tromb.<br />
Iy, Pierce. Kerby "and Vernier<br />
are not adeqJ,late for h~rd base.<br />
ball; (6) prohibition of any con.<br />
tests or scheduled games on any<br />
pubUc school playgrounds on<br />
Sunday mornings.<br />
The policies also stat2 that; because<br />
of the primary responsibility<br />
of the Board fo;' expenditures<br />
from its regular budget<br />
for keeping playgrounds in shape<br />
for regular programs of school<br />
children, no expenditure of school<br />
flmds will be authorized for improvement,<br />
supervision or .main-.<br />
teoance .of these grounds, ex.<br />
cept where such expendilurl<br />
contributes to the playground<br />
program involved in the regular<br />
curriculum or extra-curriculum<br />
acvtivities approved by the<br />
~ard, or for general maintenance<br />
of the property. '<br />
A recent example of this type<br />
of eScpenditiJre' was t.lJe coopera.<br />
tive eXpenditure of the. Village<br />
of Grosse Pointe Woods and the<br />
Board of Education in the im~<br />
provement of the ball"field at<br />
the Mason School. Since this<br />
playground can also be Used for<br />
the hard ball games of the regular<br />
Board of Education super.<br />
vised summer playground, it. was<br />
'deemed justifiable to make modest<br />
expenditures of school fund!<br />
in cooperation with the Village,<br />
even though the field will/be<br />
used chiefly ror ball gaInes by<br />
the community which are not a<br />
part of the rellular .school program<br />
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letter to ~Members<br />
High' Dads' Ctub<br />
of<br />
Gentlemen: school in the Border City League<br />
You no doubt have heard' that does? .<br />
Why can't we hire a footb~ll<br />
Grosse Pointe High has lost its coach who has played varsiiy.<br />
athletic director. It is understood football in college and give our<br />
that the Board of Education is boys' the benefit of his bii time<br />
looking for a man to. take over experience? .<br />
the football and bas~elball coach- It )W1Ilbe very hard fo repla'ce<br />
ing duties at the school your sons CoaCh Bill Healey in basketball,<br />
bu~ it must. be done and done:,'in<br />
.ttend. 'th~'r'Opet'WaY'it' Jwe'elt.p~'H'~lo<br />
Now is the time for your or- see Grosse Pointe::remain' a basganization<br />
to exert every effort kelball power. in the state as it<br />
in your ]lOwer.to bring a big time has been since Healey took over<br />
coach to Grosse Pointe to give the basketball reins four year.<br />
our community the type of foot. ago.<br />
ball it deserves. r You men must IF-ad thE way'in<br />
bringing to Grosse Pointe coaches<br />
For years the Grosse Pointe of ~he highest caliber and make<br />
High. athletic department has our.athletic. system one ..to ~<br />
been undermanned, having only proud of.<br />
two regular coaches in this de- Call, wrile or even better d-o~<br />
partment to handl~ the. major i_ to the Board of Education of.<br />
sports program. ThIS was found .flee:l and make it k1Iown that<br />
to be too much for two men to your organization wants the best<br />
h:m dle S? t~achers were asked to available' coacheS to train your<br />
&;Ive their tune to coach .our var- . boys in high school sports in the'<br />
sty baseball and, tenn,!! teams future. Let's not settle for one<br />
and the reserve squads In every coach for several sports but I t'<br />
sport. • . . eJ<br />
. .have one full time coach for<br />
Why can't a school the size .of eVery major sport. .<br />
GrOSiC Pointe afford a regular' FRED RUNNELLS<br />
coach for every major' sport on SportS'Editor'<br />
the program like every other Grosse Pointe New~:<br />
,~ - at t!leBa5@ballHallc: f Fame ;~:S:.~~ ~~~~LY ~';;;'t~;r t~ar~e~er ~ ~ ~ e: e ha~ past several weeks, June 25 will . i.~.:.'.~;.',.:.:., ...i.i.'..~.:,i.:.'<br />
e where the~ ,o:vernor dedicated a TEN YEARS AGO this June 19; dropPed down to'nothing and,.lett officially, open the .reason as the • , ...•<br />
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p~ue Xi' Wn<br />
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the lale<br />
first'..<br />
Kenesaw J<br />
De<br />
Lo' ed aU-out'date. Conservation eXperts Br FIlED RUNNELLS Pointe athletes would say if.they<br />
UJ.S was knock. . out by the little crafts drifting about on predict the . pre-war record of<br />
'. ~ .0Ull IS, eomnus- Max Schmeling. It was the first a mirror-like lake. This caused 600 000 l' . 'ed fi h . '11 be Grosse Pointe High's basketbilll could see their 'coach before .he RatOn Plays .Havoc' Wl.th P'o'I.nte Bal'l<br />
• Oi l1O!1et ofbaseba)l.. .' , . and only tim' .e, the ~hampl'o'n had "reat ~on~em'. to .the' skipper'. S 'oe- ; Icens s .ermen WI leaves our community. '.'The best<br />
• ...... ~.. ~" broken.this yea'r.- ,. prestige suffered a severe blow .<br />
Ii ~'!"~; ~ l~O-JO.WHITE, been knocked out in his long pro- cause they had to battle the cur- Bass and Muskies will be Ihe with the announcement that ath. of luck and tile greatest' success Metropolitan Club<br />
'II the u-Tliah m~, took over to- fessional career. • . . rent, which prevails along the main objective of most of the leti,c dircctor Bill Healey had ac. to you always, coach. It's been The unseasonabre we a the 'r Leape. Sbndints<br />
. I.dly as. the playmg manager of THE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE channel, without the aid of any anglers, with the specific purpose cepted an .offer to become the swell knowing a fellow like you.'! plaYed ha:Voc with the ~eball ' W L<br />
: ~SeitUe Rainers in the Pacific has never changed hands in the of that stuff that makes'lhese 'lit- of dethroning Percy Haver.as the varsity basketball coach at East- ------ City ~ 2 O.<br />
• cGut LellgDe. He has been play- Yankee Stadium if that consoles Ue wind wagons go. The fleet was world c!tampionship muskalonge ern nIinois State Teachers Col- G P • t games scheduled in the Pointe Woods :._ 2 J<br />
. = ~.With. Sacramento. you folks who have laid it on the pretty well bunched during the fish~rman. Haver caught his 62 lege in Char~e5ton, Illinois. rosse OlD e, I during the last week and only Farms 1 1<br />
,'" ~"::MICHIGAN QUAL1FIED four line for Mr. Conn. . . lull. ]lOund 8 ounce world title win- Although it is a great lo~ to L Res Its one game was plaYl'd in the <strong>Class</strong> Shores ~ 1 2<br />
'II ~. for the final 36 holes of THE WEATHER put the damp- About 3:.30 p. m. the breeze de- ning muskie in about four feet the Blue Devils' athletic depart- eague U B diVision: and that one was Park ..: 0' 2<br />
~ ~. ~~l\&l Open. They were er on the exhibition game scheel- veloped sllghUy from .the north- of water oft tJ:e head o~ B~lIe Iment it is a. big ~tep forward fer I __ I . . . On Wednesday, June 12 all<br />
. ~ Je\:l',~:Eddie Furgol. the 27-year uled between the Tigers and the east and the fleet began to move Isle. Haver .adYIsed mus!'.1e flSh- Healey towards th,; big t i..m e. Ciaas E wash~OIl.t after five mnmgs of sclteduled l1:ames weTf~ rained ou't.<br />
• llltiPontiac Country Club pro Flint All-Stars when rain washed towards the first m,ark o! .the ermen to fISh the. shoal waters coaching of which every high J . 13 .1", play... . • , I Results of games Dlayed Fri-<br />
II .'!'lh'&'was,followed by Chick Har~ out the contest. The same down- course. As.all the h
~OY.I:.!UM20, 01946.<br />
aCoft'r BITES OIllLD<br />
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A scOtty doiowned ,by Gear ••<br />
Ho~ch~of .05 M.dison: .bit<br />
Denis Perkins, Qed fourliild I<br />
halt, on the. wrist and hiP. duringth.<br />
mQrnu,i of June 14.. The .<br />
ariimal hac been ordered<br />
up fOr a 10.day observationperiQd<br />
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.If you haven.t lhef""d for eXtra<br />
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FOVNTAIN S!JIVICJ:<br />
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,It_ n.n DESIRABLE furnished h om e WILL sacrifice 12 Z;ew ,enuine<br />
(J,'ftuk U- .. Iene 1'•• ) ~,'i!ilable for July and August Goo d II'" " n g, quiet, refined ]flue GOO'.>ej pillow.. ..Men',<br />
at $200 monthly. Must have ex-. 1 tho . 37 LEn 0295<br />
CBA&G.B &AftI cellent references. Write Box middle'llged coupl6 nee a 5 or 6 _ C 0 mg, 'Ize.. ox ..<br />
,,~... "... ~w .. ~ .. 875, Grs. Pte. News. room unfurnished flilt or income Lr\i;(NG room.uite, odd chain.<br />
WATERWORKS PARK district; by iW9D st 1st. No children or General Electric sun lamp. Hot<br />
"" ,,~SB aATEI..... must' sell furniture. DRexel pets. Both employed., A-I refer. Poin! electric range. TUrcedo<br />
~'w~ "...~ 2790. enc:e~. Cilil Mr. Mllxwell "t Rond. 2-1142. .<br />
CLOSING TIME 7-WANTED TO lENT olph 0500 or Prospect 2562 eve~ PEQUOT sireeu, tine table liIiens<br />
(H....,. A,m., A.... etc.) and napkins to match. English<br />
A4I wW be nings. dinner set and other articles.'<br />
I~C:t.bvrOm~ at TOP RENT Box 680 Grs. Pte. News. •<br />
; •. EMERGENCY-Present Gn. Pte.<br />
' TbUr Ad will be accepted UD. resident, 21 yrs. Michigu Bell, 18 FT BOAT, cabin, windshield,<br />
.1 gist.P:Ra~~~~i~~~ Will poy top rent ~o leose for I, wants 3 bedroom flat. single flying bridge wilh Universal<br />
: following stores: 2 or 3 yeors, " 7, 8 or 9.room or terrace. Call TUxedo. 2-9166 motor, 4 cylinder. Complete for<br />
~ house in either Forms or Snores for or CHerry 9900, ext. 778. $550. 284 Ashland or call DR.<br />
, ~ ~;].d::R's..;.i'laber at M.umH Salesexecu ve size '12, womonly twic!e. In PERFECT DIAMOND<br />
:1 ~luN'8 . ,........ ~ ~all DRexel 1001. excellent condition. NI. 4655. 87 Point I<br />
SWXa:R Dimas .' . . . " Platirlum mounting with' four<br />
,j ' ..:...17301 ... - .... _. HOUSE. 3 or 4 bedroom, No DAVENPORT, chlUI',. desk, tWIn baguettes and two small natural<br />
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: 1T1"ll!! DRUGSJL~_' at 111_ children. G00d r eferences. Ex- metal beds, 271 Kenwood Ct.-.ton~. ~<br />
1 _ ..... - :cellerit care of property.,Tux. u~'TCHED' S'ET' f p' tt' :a ~e<br />
" 5. ". ".' " • . .nLn. . .0 . a y<br />
i. . i. ... '.' .... l~i9.82. . . Clubs, $80. With:)eather<br />
u,'"<br />
bag<br />
~:i ~FORiEst'RESUlts,. COUPLE-Minister' of Ors. Pte, alJlo . prewar tennis racquet. '-A.neLES WANTED<br />
< " • • Methodist Church arid wife Ladies English 'riding boots,<br />
!,tADVERnSl: IN.,tH!: NEWSI size 8'12. Niagara 9702.<br />
I.:: .. . ,. ' •want house or apt.; furnished .<br />
J 1'~'~if~. . .~~~t~~~er~ ;:s~~~~::<br />
;;~~ar:s~<br />
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, I' ..,'.. 'No liets. TUxed.o 1-1129. Lawn settee .wing: RoUer<br />
I...:t'rs, ~rl! .~elcomed<br />
Do:lFWor'l.~'h~~~~aI 1163. i )", . to Mr. ~d,Mrs. X.s~ew home.<br />
For QuIa. Service. Call ' . J;lierythmg 'seems to go beauti-;<br />
'. " ,'. J CEMENT and bri~ work. Side" 1ulb) the house and cfurtIUhinp'<br />
Gene'rol' Refri.g~rotor Service walks; 'Porches, etc. Vito Vin&i, m",Quly' adinired; until 'Mr&' X.<br />
3033 MARLBOROUGH 1577 HuntingtonRd,; Gn. Pte. ~rl:l~: a wh~red, reJbark:<br />
'II''';':: :: ~.c~~~' Woods.lilii ara '6OO1- " 'J;~~~~~t::g~1-.:'Lt ..lfOrd<br />
.,.': '. .'. - ~ cCiJTC .... i.r W .... :.. .,SlIoeked "iiiidhurt, MiI:X~ at<br />
FOR the ftnest interior decorat~CARPENTRY _ REPAIRS .' ;last realizes :.that ;good:.p&intiriga:<br />
inI imd .outsidepamlinr' at Porc1i'~,. s~eps; 1ru it ceJIars, win~ are not alu.xlll'Y_bu~ a 'neceuity,<br />
. reasonable cost:ieeCharlesA:. dow.5o' .'.doo ... i1l,' '.x,e.pafred... r.00. d. 'giVing the'firi.nouC~':to' .. beauti-<br />
SchnIeder t DR 10388 ' - ~ fun fU~;.hui\ilo;:2e".' ."" .• ~__<br />
, a exe.. .' repaired.<br />
tiqU'e loneseat; ladies dresses, sleeping porChes. . LE. . 2437 -4150 CADIEUX<br />
size 16; 2 men's tuxedos and. '<br />
accessories; one size 38 short, mOI1Ungs., .TUexdo 1.2029<br />
one size 38 regular; man's hunt~ HOUSE FOR SALE: Four beding<br />
suit and rubber hoou; call room home in Grosse Pointe<br />
NIagara 2886. Park. TUxedo 2-4902.<br />
9X12 RUG, sun room furniture,<br />
other household articles. 1369<br />
Nottingham.<br />
SAILBOAT; 'rhompson knl'JCk.<br />
about . snipe. Complete with<br />
sails. Call NIagara 2044.<br />
LATEST model ABC automatic<br />
washing machine. Excellent<br />
condilion. TU. l-i974. \<br />
SOFA, spring seats, good constmction.<br />
slip cover included,<br />
$75.00. Record cabinet, $10.00.<br />
Rose satin bedspread,. ~15.oo.<br />
Saturday after 10:00, 1041 Har.<br />
vard.<br />
LA WNMOWERS sharpened "rod<br />
repaIred by experts. Hous.ehold<br />
repairin~ and sharpening of all<br />
kinds. Rapid service. '<br />
FIX-IT SHOP<br />
14221 Kercheval Av!!.<br />
LE. 4352<br />
PLazll 3274 Work Gu~rel'\teed<br />
FERGucON'S ' storm windows removed. lICret!DS<br />
;) and awninlll hun/{. Estimates<br />
Rugs, C~rpet Cleoning Semc:e; ~ly ~ven on. wall washinj(.<br />
Hove your rugs woshed; sanitized HAYES WINDOW CLEANING<br />
ond germ-proofed. Let us revive AND WALL WASHING<br />
the ex"uisite c:olorings in your . 13927 E. Jefferson<br />
~ LEnox 7781<br />
rugs "nd c"rpets '<br />
Soapbox Derby think lvorysoap anlt- water<br />
Rules Ready<br />
are,ideal for, this :parpOR.<br />
Although eictiilent for your'<br />
k'it~en and laundry, it is not<br />
--' I advWlble to use on painting-.<br />
Chevrolet dealers throughout. This treatment will do more<br />
the arel! now have the official harm ~han' g'oodand may<br />
IH8 rules for the annual So,apbox damage your picture 'com.<br />
Derby which will be held this pletely. Oil too, as a cleaning<br />
year on 'August 18 in Aleron, O.<br />
~ Jnedium,<br />
since it<br />
is' not advlsable<br />
makes the surface<br />
All boys betwet!n the ages of sticky, inViting dust and dirt<br />
IJ and 15 are eligible to enter to accumulate. You may dust<br />
and ma)'obtain rules for building your pictures with a soft<br />
their derby cars from the de~lers.<br />
cloth<br />
.need<br />
or lambs-wool.<br />
a. cleaning job,<br />
U'they<br />
call an<br />
The most convenient dealer for expert. .<br />
Gr~ Pointe yo~ers Is the t. How to store a painting:<br />
Eastern Chevrolet at'l4SQO East ,- Remove screws and wire<br />
Jefte~ at ~hland. • from the back ot the frame.<br />
The requiremenu for the derby ~ut two cardboards largl1<br />
'will be staged early in Au,ust enough to cover 'the whole<br />
and from latest reporta the ~n-.. painting, put the Jlleture 'In<br />
triea are coming in rapidly and . behveeJl, I and wrap up tea<br />
reeo:d entl'1 ahouId reaul~ ewel¥, .<br />
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Sixth ,Church of, christ<br />
, Sdeittist,Dmoit:', ,<br />
,"14noK~ A'ItftIii<br />
lk&Ilday,~ tD:lIO L ..<br />
U4 II:OO.p.lIII.<br />
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'f!nt IIIIIIiIGIl ••••• ~ .10:aoL oil.<br />
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.jU1ttS !Police to be Given<br />
~~:-' >, cams<br />
For' Office of Chief<br />
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;"£~~ of Trustees Approves Plan to Have Michigan<br />
\F;,:;~Municip411 League Prepare Test for Department<br />
!t:o".Farms Village Trustee George L. Schlaepfer, who is also<br />
;".thiij,J'olice Conunio;sionel', brought in a report to the Council<br />
;: ~day night which bore directly on the naming of a Chief<br />
: \Of ~olice for the village.<br />
tl it 7 ecommended, first, that the