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I \ Who's Next??? t t 1 al 0\ e lIS Donald J Dal 1 f} ~o I of \[r aId \Irs \V 1 11 D I of Mapleton roa \i I Cl of II e Grosse Pomte R ei\ s 1 rst Bal y of 1944 Contes \\ 0 \ 111 be t1 e w nner m 4 \\ atth ne"{t \\Cek~ Revew for t co Ite::.t announceme 1t a d the ge Otl~ 1st of g fts to be g ven by e terpr s H, melC1<lnts to the fir. baby or 194:l and the htt1e lady s gent s puents M-O-R-E LOCAL CIRCULATION LOCAL ADVERTISING LOCAL NEWSMATTER Offlc a1 y the Otty councI1 o( Grosse Po nte Monday night close the door on the co operatIve pIa \\ h1ch had been proposed for mutua fire a1d between the fire department. .Q-t e 1'a"1.. C t R'1d H"a'"""'" Unofflcially, CounCIlman Cheste F Carpenter was aPPo1nted by May or Hugh Dill to serve 10 whateve capac ty 1S necessa~y 10 order keep III touch WIth the nelghbonn m.1nlC pahtles 111 case any new 0 subst tute plans. are offered Because of the lack of co opera hon wh ch the counc11 beheves t have been presented by the Farm board of trustees 1t \\ as agreed tha: the plan should be dropped even th he C1ty and Park were 10 agree ment w th the 1,)ropo51tlon Coun l Cllmen Ferry \Vaterfall Mack an Sm th voted that the present plan b dropped CounCIlman Carpent voted agaInst the mohon It was recommended that the tel phone service 1'1 hlCh had !been I~ stalled between the Park and Clt fire statlOns be ternunated the sale With a noonday luncheon at the DetrOit Turners each L10n play .. mg host to pol cemen and firemen Addlt on",! funds Will undoubtedly be received by ma 1 an-d LlOns membets eventua ly hope to s\\ell the fund to a final total of over five thousand dollars Phil Sk111man :pre~ldent of the club preslded at the Turners and 10.. ~rod1..ced the co cl,a "men of the dnve who complimented the Good .. fellows on the r efforts Subsequent- ly Skl1man mtroduced Charhe Car- l sIe, emcee from the Bowery who had m tow two of Barbaro s taplin- ers, songstress M 5S Dawn and Johnme Kmg the Insh tenor Patroiman Albert Crooks of the Fanns pollce department cla1ms ant of the largest sales of the day when he kept gathenng dollars for one copy of The ReView Goodfellow edl" tlon until he raised $15 and then surrendered the copy to the paper as a SOUi eon r Contnbutlons ranged from penllles from the chlldren to paper money 1U vanous denommatlons from the adults Hardly a person who v.as approached failed to Qontnbute to I the fund whcf.t looks after the comMl mU'1'1ltys needy r Mutual Fire Aid Plan Dropped by City Council Monday HObblmg about on crutLhe~ th s Chr stmas Day ",111be Pfc <\1fred Baron son of \Ir and 1fn A Bar on at 1'1(4 \\.nl r \'.10" 11~pel 1 ::t \\eel II rros e Po He after leav ng B II g~ ho~pltal n I d a a \\1 ere Ie ~ be ng 1o~p tall.1ed for 111) re rece ved n act on Pr ate Baron vyas v. 011 led] h 31 at St 10 10 f'rance \\ he 1 tIe Amcncan troops were attempt Ill?; J. 1and11lgon the "\ormandy beach He recelVed a severe mJury to I s leg' and h p and a brolen a m Hc \,a~ hosp tal led n E,ng1a I unt 1 1e \ a recentl returned to tllS country and the hospital In Ind1ana Pointe Soldier Home on Crutches Shoplifters Found in City 'Buy A Goodfellow Paper' was the cry heard from every promment street corner 10 Grosse Pomte last Tuesday mornmg as LlOns club members supplemented by pohcemen and firemen of each mUUlclpahty be gan thelr sixteenth anual Old Newsboy paper sale To thIS cry, thousands of Grosse Pomte res dents generously ralhed contnb~t "g beh~ eeJ1 $4 000 ann $4 500 a new record accord ng to Carl Schwelkart and VIctor H DeBaeke co -cha1rmen of the dnve On the street from 6 00 to 11 30 am Pomte newsboys' terminated Sale Is Termed "Best in History" by Co-Chairmen BY CARRIER IDe A MONT}! '; I ANNOUNCE: PROMOTION IN FARMS POLICE DEPARTMENT Fugene Bolo s ce 1928 a serge ant on tl e Gro~se Po nte farms po hce department will a~sume the ranI of heutu' III on the force on J an 1 ThiS V\-as announced :Monday mght by the Farms board of trustees Lleutenant Bolo ""as second n charge under Chid Joseph Tromb ley who ha~ been head of the de pdrtment for the past,year follow ll'1g the retlrement of Albert FlUItt Grosse Pointe High Raises Huge Total in War Bond Drive A number of res1dents of Grosse Pomte 'floods espeCIally those llv mg m the lmmed ate V1ClUityof the proposed park and mUUlclpal butld lUg SIte have expressed some con cern and asked questlOns to get a better p cture of the proposlhon on whIch the property. owners are asked to cast the r votes on De-c 27 To further brmg out the facts A A Ghesqu ere v111agepres1dent has at the request of the Village coromlS SlOn, placed an advertisement m thiS paper and reassures the local res dents that all further Improvements on th1s site f approved by the vat ers WIll be of a kmd that Will serve the deSires of the resldents and which w 11have a mmunum of nUl" ance value A senes of shophftmg epl110des were cleared up thIS past week In the City of Grosse Pomte WIth the ap prehenslOn of two women by C1ty pollee last Fr day afternoon on Ker- cheval avenue The women J eSS1e ~ elson 29 of 59 Seward and Joan Drag 28 of 51 Sp.roat stood mute at thetr arraign ment \fonday and wlll appear for exammatlOn Fr d~ n the C1ty JUll tlce court before Just ce Les! e Young \fartha Chandler 21 of 4116 P 1\1 P a clerk n Kapp ~ dr g store De came SUSpiCIOUS of the t""o women when she not ce that a perfume bot tie was mlsstng from Its box 1m mediately after they left the store Thr ough Knowmg that shopl ftmg was preva v the efforts of Grosse P h h h 1 d lent In the busmess dlstnct she caU omte Ig sc 00 stu ents 'd1ch tt 1 h S hW ed the pollce and gave the descnp 19an s 0 amte lxt ar Loan D d $ 57500 I tons of the suspects tlVe was ra1se ,,) Olf cc s '\.'1dre I 'l'''e+~e1"t end In one weelt s concentrated actlvlty J Fl th 11 h ames anngananswerlng eca hiS school students brought 10 or- hd h dt Off T t clers for bonds With thIS evaluatlOn seare e t e lS r ct lcer ee 1d $125900 h lS E aert found the two women leavmg me u ng wort 0 enes bonds the Peck & Peck estahhshment and 1mmed ate1y gave chase While tak The h gh school has partlc pated mg hold of one the second began 111 five of the natlOn s SiX bond dnves A1 h h ff 11d and has carr ed on the sale of war running tot e 0 lcer ca e to t kl b h a passerby to catch that girl she s amps on a wee y aSiS trough h Th 1 h ran mto Off1cer Flann1gan as he was omeroom groups e resu t IS tat commg around the corner high school students have been the Wh h hd h en t ey were searc e at t e agents for the purchase of the 1m presslve total of more t 1an $1866 000 pol ce statIOn Chief Trombly and officers found 11 men s scarfs val worth of bonds and stamps to date d $66 hh k i ue at w c were ta en rom It IS beheved that few schools In P f b tt f f Pres dent GhesqUlere further the country ha"e sold a h gher aver ro 1 P'd" $80u O ' ~k eS l ~ PKerume states that If thlS bond Issue IS ap va ue at ta en rom opp s age per PU1Jl1of bonds and stamps d lit k f proved he w111""'lth the approvaJ \/f The bond sales were carned on an a paIr a g oves a en rom the Village commISSIon apPolUt a d th fH L SI Bes t s Some of the articles were commIttee of cItIzens from vanous un er e superV1S on a e found 1n the 1Ulng of one 01 the meler who organ zed Vlctory Corps t hI th t parts of the vlllage to work out de members mto a checkmg crew to wome~ s coa s 'VI b1e e res were taIls and plans regardmg the proper help With the hand1mg of the orders ca~he 111paper ;gS d d t f development of thIS Site as a recre and money Twenty five students e women re use to I en 1y atlOna1 center and that later upon hd t d1 t k h 1 b1 themselves and they were 'Wthout ~ a repor e as wee t elr e 19l I thiS committee s recommendatlOn t t d IdentlficatIon on thelr persons They J y 0 receive war epartment cert and approval of the commiSSIon fi till were taken to DetrOlt pol ce head ca es or ga ants archItects and engmeers w 11be en S h h hIt d 11 quarters and thro Igh the r file<; po en or g sc 00 s u ents so ( gaged to des gn the Improvements to th $1000 15 E b d hce records Vvere fa l1d for both \' 0 I e mmlmum or on s be n keep ng w th the ne ghborhood t till hi mcn Tl ey have been arrested se\ o secure 1e ga ant cltat on Vv I \.. It slou1d be defin tely understood h I lid 1 fi d eral t mes s nce 1938 on the same JUUlor g 1 SC 00 stu ents qua I e that the present bond Issue IS only it 11 $500 th f b d charge It l~ believed by ChIef Irom a er se ng wor 0 on s or for the purchase of the land and that 10 E bonds bly that thbe are tl e same mdi\1d all future Improvements wlll reqUlre Th 11 t N G uals who stole three dozen t es from e ga an s are ancy eorgl further approval by the taxpayers J 1 Wh tt b C Proper s two weeks ago as well as acque ne I en erg onstance 1 f h Mr GhesqUlere also said that real Baker Jean Morr son Dick H1ggs takll g artlC es rom at er stofe~ estate developers were negotIatll1t5 Dons Duncan <\lbert Schwe tzer WhIChhave reported shoplift ng for thiS proposed slte W1.en the com \1:ehcant Hes~e Paby Erskme Dick mlSS10nstarted negotIations and tha \ ght ngale Qumn Laukel DaVid f purchased by them the \1ack ave Sprague Joanne Barkley George nue frontage could be used for bUSl Beatty GladyS Constant ne John ness purposes He also sa1d that con 0 Shea Manlyn Bo\'"en Betty Sla trary to general belief the vl11age ter Kay Lynch Constance Ganopub commlSSlon cannot force developers Carole Castncum Don Duncan Dro I to set h gh monetary or cub cal con othy Jetna1 Jeanette Sellars anl tent reductIOns on lots m a subdlv Sally Vla~s c slon Onh by demand ng a guaran tee of alllmprm ements such a<;wa ter sewers ~Idewalh..~and paven ent~ can the comum-, on tend to keep the na tIre ot the property on a hlgh character baSIS PreSident Ghesqulere urged aU res1dent property owners to vote on Dec 27 to express theIr fee1111gspro or can on thiS mumclpal and park slte propOSItion The v llage commlS I SlOn welcomes thiS expression to serve as a gUlde or mstructlOns by the people for any future- procedure Issues Statement on Village Bond Issue on ACCIdentin Farms 1< rank }< ruzer 65 of 95 Oak street v,hlle dnvmg on Kercheval was hit bv a car dnven by Robert 0 Keefe 18 of 1117 Yorkshlre as he was turn ng mto Kerby He 'Was a graduate of Grosse Pomte h gh school January 194? and entered the service shortly afte" graduat on Vlord has been received from the war department that Sergt Edward F1uary has been wounded m actlOn m l<rance on ~ov 24 Ha has bee 1 overseas smce last August Sergean+ Fluary IS the son of \-Irs Joseph Fluary of 153 Oak street and lS one of four sea-V1Cesons, the others are PFC Gervase 111France PFC \-VII lard m the Phlhppmes and S2C J 0 seph Jr 1I1 naval construct on lU the Hawal an Islands Wounded lor the second time l~ the word rece1ved of Pfe Jack Lamg who IS belteved to be 10 Germany servmg under General S mpson He has already been awarded the Purple Heart and the Combat Expert In fan try \1eda1 whlch IS g ven to In fantry men O\crseas who ha\t.~ shown outstand ng bra\ery dunng actual combat He IS a graduate ot Glosse POlllte hIgh school corps Mr and \1:IS Ben Cole of 413 \Ic K nley ,\ ere not fied recently that their son Harry" as killed n act on on "\ ov 11 1. e d e ~'" y ot \. rr st ce Day whIle on a miSS on ove'" Ind a He was a bomber engmeer wa st gunner of the Yfanne aIr Pointe Casualty List Grows As Men Are Killed, Wounded GROSSE POINTE PARK 30 MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DEC 21 1944 NOTICE TO READERS Please ask for a receipt when your Carrier calls Thank You - The Review December Receipts Are Printed Yellow Paper As a special Chrlstmas present to our Carl ier Boys, The Review is pleased to give each youth all of the money he collects for delivery for the month of December Col- lections will be made followmg to ,ay's delivery. The hohdays won t mean much to a 1ttle two ) ear old boy and five year old g rl children of \Ir and Mrs RR Baude, 1301 Hollywood, corner of \1arter unless the r sleds are returned Irreplaceable pre World \\ ar I blue bobsled t) pe and coaster re sped vely the sleds were taken from theIr j-ard \\ ednesday 1l1ght Dec 13 TheIr parents WIll pay a re",ard fo" theIr return and apprecIate It too 1 Phone Tuxedo 2 4403 ~ '* ;::>~ ~ :x <:> ~ ~ t ",,~~~... tt~: » t »'> .: »ift%.Yi 4~' ..; ~..:,> .;:,,, ~ f 4. ;. ~tf »»@#..<> 'ft> .:::,.;: '3-t.i<' ~ .{ "*%"*;:;: b:ff » ::t .... "'" 'if '0 ;::. >::'>" ~:f:fit s;L;i ~ ~~} ~«,,' ~t:«~t~~:1 ""'~'/«.,.."*".;:: -r.:;: t.~-? A~.{. ~ *' ..;«~ '">« ;, .,.. V> ~ FOUND chatting With the aeI'Vu::emenguests at a supper dance last Mon day In the Nellhborhood dub are Mesdamea J C Murphy and Wilham o Brien They were active 1ft arrangtng a party sponsored by the local un It of Santa for Servicemen under the direction of Mra Raymond Van Dyke A third Grosse Polftter, Glenn Anderson IS found third from left , , ""I ~ " +""'B f ~~ , '" Christmas Ruined Three Grosse PotUte youths were apprehended early last Saturdav mornll1g by Park police m the act of steahng gasoline from an under ground storage t(lnk of a statlOn at Harvard and Mack by a Siphon Two o.f the local youths were taken before Justice Joseph Belanger Sat urday mornmg and were fined $40 a Juven Ie fnend Impllcated w th them was taken to the Juvemle de tentlOn home The three boys resldmg on F sh er Trombly and Lew1ston had an 1I1genIOus method whereby they parked their car over the supply tank dropped a hose through the floor boards of the car mto the tank and by the "acuum created by an at tachment to the w ndshleld wiper pumped the gas mto reserve tanks 1U theIr car They were Jailed for the balance of the mght A recommendatIon was made by Park pohce that theIr operator s 11 denses be revoked for a SlX month penod Ingenious Method to Siphon Gasoline Lands Three in Jail I I CIRCULATION PAID MONTHLY SKIC Edmund T 'N'eeme of the Coast Guard IS home for Chnstmas thiS year the first Chnstmas he ha~ spent m Grosse Pomte after leav ng for service m July 1942 He s the only one of three serVIce sons spend 109 the hobdays w th h s parents \ir and Mrs Edmund l\Jeeme of 951 Beaconsfield for EnSIgn EmIl Nee me 1Sm the South PaCific and Lieu tenant Dolph of the AAF ",111soo'1 leave for overseas Ed who IS well kno\\ n In the pomte as one of the }..eeme brothers who were promment aehletes n Grosse Pomte hlgh school (he grad uated m 1935) has spent the last two years aboard a coast guard attack transport 10 the South Pac fic ThiS IS hiS first VISit home m 28 months HIS campa gn nbbom and battle star.,. tell of the act on wh ch he has seen m the Pacdic He has taken part In 'll"{InvaSlOns The Marshall'l Admltalt e'l Altape 10 New Gu nea Sa P:ln G lam and Palau HIS 5h P \\a'l also scheduled to tal e part In the Leyte landmgs but because ot the length of time which the men had been on the hlgh seas the per sonnel of the ship were taken to San FranC1SCO and glVen leaves at thiS time Ed "",111 lea\e Gto~se Pomte and repo't l~, duty Jan z. To Spend Christmas With Parents After 28-Month Absence The Ctty councll of Grosse Pomte partially met the demands of thr Union composed of the highway de partment employees Monday mgnt when they agreed to pay time and a half for over 40 hours Sunday and. holiday work s mcluded In thIS Union Demands Are Partially Filled mer SKIC EDMUND NEEME ThiS is the story of the end of a bttle red fox Don t ask us for the begum ng because the only begm mng we know of began when Gard ner Mullen of the L G Vmcent es tate at 15500 Wmdm1ll Pomte dnve called Park pohce askJ.11g them to pl'Ckup a stray red fox which he was ho1dmg W1th a certam questlOn m h1S eyes, Sergt Richard \read an swered the call and to hlS surprIse the gardner was ho1dmg the fox After showmg the animal to varI OUSPark reSidents, the offtcer turn hIm over to the conservat on depart ment The fox had a cham and collar at tached when discovered \\ e kno" tha~ ) au v., no t m nd the amount of Service Parade WhlCh The Rev1ew 1S carry ng thiS week because It Willgladden Grosse Pomt ers hearts to know that some of our local heroes are spendmg Chnstmas with htelr folks here at home For many of them it 1S the first hohdal. In several years and the well "'"shes of all go out to these boys who have so well earned thIS resp1te from the world s battle fronts ••• A sailor from t1.e l1a\al tram ng center, M ami FIll. was ViSit ng his home town on '1\avy Da) ~lUce he had served many months at sea and held the Purple Heart he was ll1Vlt ed by the local Arner can LegIOn Post to part c pa e In t1e '\avy Da; ceremon es HIs letter of 11" tll. tlO11 read You are cordially lllYlled to be one of the speakers at our Navy Day ceremOl1) The program Will take place In the city palk and \\111 mclude a talk by the mayor a sho t speech by a navy beutenant your talk and then the fir ng squad ••• The staff of the Grosse POinte Review takes tl115 opportunity to wish all our readers and ad" ertlsers A Very Merry Chnstmas and '-\. Prosperous Happv l\,ew Year ** FIve Grosse Pomte )ouths were day morn ng The names of the five to appear before Justice Leslie ha\e been released by CIty pollee l Young today Jll the City of Grosse \\ th the 'Warnmg that "ny future Pomte Just ce court on the charge cnmes of th s nature w1ll be dealt of steabng an automob Ie A Sixth With severely one Will dppear 11 Juvem1e court It was \\hile t le five and thelr The boys Clarence L Pmkston Juve111le fr end were rldmg about 18 832 '!\Jeff road \Vll1 dill Pierson Grosse POlllte III the Levenseller car 17 327 Merr "",eather Richard anI when they dec ded to steal a car Robert DeSpekl.er~ 17 )ear old tWlllS they made plam and at RIvard and 1452 Yorhh re and Frank Leven Jefferson P nkston left the car and seller 17 201 Oak street were 1m proceeded to the garage at the rear phcated In the theft of an automobl1e of the terraces on Rivard <\fter sto en from the garage 04 "'\!:?x search ng througl:l four or five cars Strmger 282 Rlvard early last SUI1~ II p nkston came upon the Stnnge r - -- car w th the keys above the v sor POI N T E After leavmg the garage Pinks ton returned to the waitIng Leven PAR AGRAP HS seller car and plcked\up Pierson and the Juvem1e The three drove out Lakeshore road w th the se'Cond car tra l111g close1) At Oxford road Pmkston turned and dehberately be gan knockl111g down mail boxes It wa~ shortly after th1s when t le; \\ere apprehended by L1eutenant Demlmg and Officer LIetke of the Shores police P nkston and Person were taken to the CIty police the Juvellile escaped from the car before the off cers arnved After some que! tl011lng the remam ng boys were soon P cked up In add t on to adm tt ng that they ~0 e tl e :Str ger auto P nkston and P~erson confessed damagmg the wm dows and dash board mstruments of the car Pollce Cluef 1 homas Trombly has lssued a \liarmng to the youths of Grosse POlllte that such cr mes w1ll not be tolerated here He comph mented L eutenant Demhng for ap prehend ng the boys It was thIS of ficer who shot and captured a ~egro banda who had been terrorlzmg Grosse Pomte dunng the past sum COMPLETE In Automobile, Gas Thefts Exposed City, Park Only The REVIEW Gives You Coverage of ALL Homes in Grosse Poi~te & Gratiot Twps. VOL 21-No 20

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Page 1: Automobile, Gas Sale IsTermed Bestin History Park …digitize.gp.lib.mi.us/digitize/newspapers/gpreview/1940...tlVe was ra1se ,,) Olf cc s '\.'1dre I 'l'''e+~e1"t end Inh one weelt

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Who's Next???

t t 1 al 0\ e lIS Donald JDal 1 f} ~o I of \[r aId \Irs \V1 11 D I of Mapleton roa\i I Cl of II e Grosse Pomte R

ei\ s 1 rst Bal y of 1944 Contes\\ 0 \ 111 be t1 e w nner m 4\\ atth ne"{t \\Cek~ Revew for tco Ite::.t announceme 1t a d the ge

Otl~ 1 st of g fts to be g ven by eterpr s H, melC1<lnts to the fir.baby or 194:l and the htt1e lady sgent s puents

M-O-R-ELOCAL CIRCULATION

LOCAL ADVERTISING

LOCAL NEWSMATTER

Offlc a1 y the Otty councI1 o(Grosse Po nte Monday night closethe door on the co operatIve pIa\\ h1ch had been proposed for mutuafire a1d between the fire department..Q-t e 1'a"1.. C t R'1d H"a'"""'"

Unofflcially, CounCIlman ChesteF Carpenter was aPPo1nted by Mayor Hugh Dill to serve 10 whatevecapac ty 1S necessa~y 10 orderkeep III touch WIth the nelghbonnm.1nlC pahtles 111 case any new 0

subst tute plans. are offeredBecause of the lack of co opera

hon wh ch the counc11 beheves thave been presented by the Farmboard of trustees 1t \\ as agreed tha:the plan should be dropped even thhe C1ty and Park were 10 agree

ment w th the 1,)ropo51tlon Counl

Cllmen Ferry \Vaterfall Mack anSm th voted that the present plan bdropped CounCIlman Carpentvoted agaInst the mohon

It was recommended that the telphone service 1'1 hlCh had !been I~stalled between the Park and Cltfire statlOns be ternunated

the sale With a noonday luncheon atthe DetrOit Turners each L10n play ..mg host to pol cemen and firemenAddlt on",! funds Will undoubtedly bereceived by ma 1 an-d LlOns membetseventua ly hope to s\\ell the fund toa final total of over five thousanddollars

Phil Sk111man :pre~ldent of theclub preslded at the Turners and 10..~rod1..ced the co cl,a "men of thednve who complimented the Good ..fellows on the r efforts Subsequent-ly Skl1man mtroduced Charhe Car-l sIe, emcee from the Bowery whohad m tow two of Barbaro s taplin-ers, songstress M 5S Dawn andJohnme Kmg the Insh tenor

Patroiman Albert Crooks of theFanns pollce department cla1ms antof the largest sales of the day whenhe kept gathenng dollars for onecopy of The ReView Goodfellow edl"tlon until he raised $15 and thensurrendered the copy to the paperas a SOUi eon r

Contnbutlons ranged from penlllesfrom the chlldren to paper money 1Uvanous denommatlons from theadults Hardly a person who v.asapproached failed to Qontnbute to Ithe fund whcf.t looks after the comMlmU'1'1ltys needy r

Mutual Fire Aid PlanDropped by CityCouncil Monday

HObblmg about on crutLhe~ th sChr stmas Day ",111be Pfc <\1fredBaron son of \Ir and 1fn A Baron at 1'1(4 \\.nl r \'.10" 11~pel 1::t \\eel II rros e Po He after leavng B II g~ ho~pltal n I d a a \\1 ereI e ~ be ng 1o~p tall.1ed for 111) r erece ved n act on

Pr ate Baron vyas v. 011 led] h31 at St 10 10 f'rance \\ he 1 tIeAmcncan troops were attempt Ill?; J.

1and11lgon the "\ormandy beach HerecelVed a severe mJury to I s leg'and h p and a brolen a m Hc \, a~hosp tal led n E,ng1a I unt 1 1e \ arecentl returned to tllS country andthe hospital In Ind1ana

Pointe SoldierHome on Crutches

ShopliftersFound in City

'Buy A Goodfellow Paper' wasthe cry heard from every prommentstreet corner 10 Grosse Pomte lastTuesday mornmg as LlOns clubmembers supplemented by pohcemenand firemen of each mUUlclpahty began thelr sixteenth anual OldNewsboy paper sale

To thIS cry, thousands of GrossePomte res dents generously ralhedcontnb~t "g beh~ eeJ1 $4 000 ann $4500 a new record accord ng to CarlSchwelkart and VIctor H DeBaekeco -cha1rmen of the dnve

On the street from 6 00 to 11 30am Pomte newsboys' terminated

Sale Is Termed"Best in History"by Co-Chairmen

BY CARRIER IDe A MONT}!

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ANNOUNCE: PROMOTION INFARMS POLICE DEPARTMENT

Fugene Bolo s ce 1928 a sergeant on tl e Gro~se Po nte farms pohce department will a~sume the ranIof heutu' III on the force on J an 1ThiS V\-as announced :Monday mghtby the Farms board of trustees

Lleutenant Bolo ""as second ncharge under Chid Joseph Trombley who ha~ been head of the depdrtment for the past,year followll'1g the retlrement of Albert FlUItt

Grosse Pointe HighRaises Huge Totalin War Bond Drive

A number of res1dents of GrossePomte 'floods espeCIally those llvmg m the lmmed ate V1ClUityof theproposed park and mUUlclpal butldlUg SIte have expressed some concern and asked questlOns to get abetter p cture of the proposlhon onwhIch the property. owners are askedto cast the r votes on De-c 27

To further brmg out the facts AA Ghesqu ere v111agepres1dent hasat the request of the Village coromlSSlOn, placed an advertisement m thiSpaper and reassures the local resdents that all further Improvementson th1s site f approved by the vaters WIll be of a kmd that Will servethe deSires of the resldents andwhich w 11have a mmunum of nUl"ance value

A senes of shophftmg epl110deswere cleared up thIS past week In theCity of Grosse Pomte WIth the apprehenslOn of two women by C1typollee last Fr day afternoon on Ker-cheval avenue

The women J eSS1e ~ elson 29 of59 Seward and Joan Drag 28 of 51Sp.roat stood mute at thetr arraignment \fonday and wlll appear forexammatlOn Fr d~ n the C1ty JUll

tlce court before Just ce Les! eYoung

\fartha Chandler 21 of 4116 P 1\1P a clerk n Kapp ~ dr g store Decame SUSpiCIOUSof the t""o womenwhen she not ce that a perfume bottie was mlsstng from Its box 1mmediately after they left the store

Through Knowmg that shopl ftmg was prevav the efforts of Grosse

P h h h 1 dlent In the busmess dlstnct she caU

omte Ig sc 00 stu ents 'd1cht t 1 h S h W

ed the pollce and gave the descnp19an s 0 a m t e lxt ar LoanD d $ 57500 I tons of the suspects

tlVe was ra1se ,,) Olf cc s '\.'1dre I 'l'''e+~e1"t endIn one weelt s concentrated actlvlty J Fl th 11h ames anngananswerlng eca

hiS school students brought 10 or- h d h d t Off T tclers for bonds With thIS evaluatlOn seare e t e lS r ct lcer ee

1 d $125900 h l S Eaert found the two women leavmg

me u ng wort 0 enesbonds the Peck & Peck estahhshment and1mmed ate1y gave chase While tak

The h gh school has partlc pated mg hold of one the second began111 five of the natlOn s SiX bond dnves A1 h h ff 11dand has carr ed on the sale of war running tot e 0 lcer ca e to

t kl b ha passerby to catch that girl she

s amps on a wee y aSiS troughh Th 1 h ran mto Off1cer Flann1gan as he wasomeroom groups e resu t IS tat commg around the corner

high school students have been the Wh h h d hen t ey were searc e at t eagents for the purchase of the 1mpresslve total of more t 1an $1866 000 pol ce statIOn Chief Trombly and

officers found 11 men s scarfs valworth of bonds and stamps to date d $66 h h k iue at w c were ta en rom

It IS beheved that few schools In P f b tt f fPres dent GhesqUlere further the country ha"e sold a h gher aver ro1P'd" $80uO' ~k eSl ~ PKerume

states that If thlS bond Issue IS ap va ue at ta en rom opp sage per PU1Jl1of bonds and stamps d lit k fproved he w111""'lth the approvaJ \/f The bond sales were carned on an a paIr a g oves a en romthe Village commISSIon apPolUt a d th f H L S I Bes t s Some of the articles werecommIttee of cItIzens from vanous un er e superV1S on a e found 1n the 1Ulng of one 01 the

meler who organ zed Vlctory Corps t hI th tparts of the vlllage to work out de members mto a checkmg crew to wome~ s coa s 'VI b1e e res weretaIls and plans regardmg the proper help With the hand1mg of the orders ca~he 111paper ;gS d d t fdevelopment of thIS Site as a recre and money Twenty five students e women re use to I en 1 yatlOna1 center and that later upon h d t d 1 t k h 1 b 1 themselves and they were 'Wthout~ a repor e as wee t elr e 19l IthiS committee s recommendatlOn t t d IdentlficatIon on thelr persons They

J y 0 receive war epartment certand approval of the commiSSIon fi till were taken to DetrOlt pol ce headca es or ga antsarchItects and engmeers w 11be en S h h hIt d 11 quarters and thro Igh the r file<; poen or g sc 00 s u ents so (gaged to des gn the Improvements to th $1000 15 E b d hce records Vvere fa l1d for both \' 0

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be n keep ng w th the ne ghborhood t till hi mcn Tl ey have been arrested se\o secure 1e ga ant cltat on Vv I \..It slou1d be defin tely understood h I lid 1 fi d eral t mes s nce 1938 on the sameJUUlor g 1 SC 00 stu ents qua I ethat the present bond Issue IS only it 11 $500 th f b d charge It l~ believed by ChIef Iroma er se ng wor 0 on s orfor the purchase of the land and that 10 E bonds bly that thbe are tl e same mdi\1dall future Improvements wlll reqUlre Th 11 t N G uals who stole three dozen t es frome ga an s are ancy eorglfurther approval by the taxpayers J 1 Wh tt b C Proper s two weeks ago as well asacque ne I en erg onstance 1 f h

Mr GhesqUlere also said that real Baker Jean Morr son Dick H1ggs takll g artlC es rom at er stofe~estate developers were negotIatll1t5 Dons Duncan <\lbert Schwe tzer WhIChhave reported shoplift ngfor thiS proposed slte W1.en the com \1:ehcant Hes~e Paby Erskme DickmlSS10nstarted negotIations and tha \ ght ngale Qumn Laukel DaVidf purchased by them the \1ack ave Sprague Joanne Barkley Georgenue frontage could be used for bUSl Beatty GladyS Constant ne Johnness purposes He also sa1d that con 0 Shea Manlyn Bo\'"en Betty Slatrary to general belief the vl11age ter Kay Lynch Constance GanopubcommlSSlon cannot force developers Carole Castncum Don Duncan Dro

I to set h gh monetary or cub cal con othy Jetna1 Jeanette Sellars anltent reductIOns on lots m a subdlv Sally Vla~s cslon Onh by demand ng a guarantee of alllmprm ements such a<;water sewers ~Idewalh..~and paven ent~can the comum-, on tend to keep thena tIre ot the property on a hlghcharacter baSIS

PreSident Ghesqulere urged aUres1dent property owners to vote onDec 27 to express theIr fee1111gsproor can on thiS mumclpal and parkslte propOSItion The v llage commlS

ISlOn welcomes thiS expression toserve as a gUlde or mstructlOns bythe people for any future- procedure

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ACCIdent in Farms

1< rank }< ruzer 65 of 95 Oak streetv,hlle dnvmg on Kercheval was hitbv a car dnven by Robert 0 Keefe18 of 1117 Yorkshlre as he was turnng mto Kerby

He 'Was a graduate of GrossePomte h gh school January 194?and entered the service shortly afte"graduat on

Vlord has been received from thewar department that Sergt EdwardF1uary has been wounded m actlOnm l<rance on ~ov 24 Ha has bee 1

overseas smce last August Sergean+Fluary IS the son of \-Irs JosephFluary of 153 Oak street and lS oneof four sea-V1Cesons, the others arePFC Gervase 111France PFC \-VIIlard m the Phlhppmes and S2C J 0seph Jr 1I1 naval construct on lU theHawal an Islands

Wounded lor the second time l~the word rece1ved of Pfe Jack Lamgwho IS belteved to be 10 Germanyservmg under General S mpson Hehas already been awarded the PurpleHeart and the Combat Expert Infan try \1eda1 whlch IS g ven to In

fantry men O\crseas who ha\t.~shown outstand ng bra\ery dunngactual combat He IS a graduate otGlosse POlllte hIgh school

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Mr and \1:IS Ben Cole of 413 \IcK nley ,\ ere not fied recently thattheir son Harry" as killed n act onon "\ ov 11 1. e d e ~'" y ot \. rrst ce Day whIle on a miSS on ove'"Ind a He was a bomber engmeerwa st gunner of the Yfanne aIr

Pointe CasualtyList Grows As MenAre Killed, Wounded

GROSSE POINTE PARK 30 MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DEC 21 1944

NOTICE TO READERS

Please ask for a receipt when your Carrier callsThank You - The Review

December Receipts Are PrintedYellow Paper

As a special Chrlstmas present to our Carl ier Boys,The Review is pleased to give each youth all of the moneyhe collects for delivery for the month of December Col-lections will be made followmg to ,ay's delivery.

The hohdays won t mean much toa 1 ttle two ) ear old boy and fiveyear old g rl children of \Ir andMrs R R Baude, 1301 Hollywood,corner of \1arter unless the r sledsare returned

Irreplaceable pre World \\ ar Iblue bobsled t) pe and coaster resped vely the sleds were taken fromtheIr j-ard \\ ednesday 1l1ght Dec 13TheIr parents WIll pay a re",ard fo"theIr return and apprecIate It too 1

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FOUND chatting With the aeI'Vu::emenguests at a supper dance last Mon day In the Nellhborhood dub are Mesdamea J C Murphy and Wilhamo Brien They were active 1ft arrangtng a party sponsored by the local un It of Santa for Servicemen under the direction of Mra Raymond VanDyke A third Grosse Polftter, Glenn Anderson IS found third from left

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Three Grosse PotUte youths wereapprehended early last Saturdavmornll1g by Park police m the actof steahng gasoline from an underground storage t(lnk of a statlOn atHarvard and Mack by a Siphon Twoo.f the local youths were takenbefore Justice Joseph Belanger Saturday mornmg and were fined $40a Juven Ie fnend Impllcated w ththem was taken to the Juvemle detentlOn home

The three boys resldmg on F sher Trombly and Lew1ston had an1I1genIOus method whereby theyparked their car over the supplytank dropped a hose through thefloor boards of the car mto the tankand by the "acuum created by an attachment to the w ndshleld wiperpumped the gas mto reserve tanks 1UtheIr car

They were Jailed for the balanceof the mght

A recommendatIon was made byPark pohce that theIr operator s 11denses be revoked for a SlX monthpenod

Ingenious Methodto Siphon GasolineLands Three in Jail

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SKIC Edmund T 'N'eeme of theCoast Guard IS home for ChnstmasthiS year the first Chnstmas he ha~spent m Grosse Pomte after leav ngfor service m July 1942 He s theonly one of three serVIce sons spend109 the hobdays w th h s parents\ir and Mrs Edmund l\Jeeme of 951Beaconsfield for EnSIgn EmIl Neeme 1Sm the South PaCific and Lieutenant Dolph of the AAF ",111soo'1leave for overseas

Ed who IS well kno\\ n In thepomte as one of the }..eeme brotherswho were promment aehletes nGrosse Pomte hlgh school (he graduated m 1935) has spent the last twoyears aboard a coast guard attacktransport 10 the South Pac fic ThiSIS hiS first VISit home m 28 months

HIS campa gn nbbom and battlestar.,. tell of the act on wh ch he hasseen m the Pacdic He has takenpart In 'll"{InvaSlOns The Marshall'lAdmltalt e'l Altape 10 New Gu neaSa P:ln G lam and Palau HIS 5h P\\a'l also scheduled to tal e part In

the Leyte landmgs but because otthe length of time which the menhad been on the hlgh seas the personnel of the ship were taken to SanFranC1SCO and glVen leaves at thiStime

Ed "",111lea\e Gto~se Pomte andrepo't l~, duty Jan z.

To Spend ChristmasWith Parents After28-Month Absence

The Ctty councll of Grosse Pomtepartially met the demands of thrUnion composed of the highway department employees Monday mgntwhen they agreed to pay time and ahalf for over 40 hours Sunday and.holiday work s mcluded In thIS

Union Demands ArePartially Filled

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ThiS is the story of the end of abttle red fox Don t ask us for thebegum ng because the only begmmng we know of began when Gardner Mullen of the L G Vmcent estate at 15500 Wmdm1ll Pomte dnvecalled Park pohce askJ.11g them topl'Ckup a stray red fox which he washo1dmg W1th a certam questlOn mh1S eyes, Sergt Richard \read answered the call and to hlS surprIsethe gardner was ho1dmg the fox

After showmg the animal to varIOUSPark reSidents, the offtcer turnhIm over to the conservat on department

The fox had a cham and collar attached when discovered

\\ e kno" tha~ ) au v., no t m nd theamount of Service Parade WhlChThe Rev1ew 1S carry ng thiS weekbecause It Willgladden Grosse Pomters hearts to know that some of ourlocal heroes are spendmg Chnstmaswith htelr folks here at home Formany of them it 1S the first hohdal.In several years and the well "'" shesof all go out to these boys who haveso well earned thIS resp1te from theworld s battle fronts

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A sailor from t1.e l1a\al tram ngcenter, M ami FIll. was ViSit ng hishome town on '1\avy Da) ~lUce hehad served many months at sea andheld the Purple Heart he was ll1Vlt

ed by the local Arner can LegIOnPost to part c pa e In t1e '\avy Da;ceremon es HIs letter of 11" tll. tlO11

readYou are cordially lllYlled to be

one of the speakers at our NavyDay ceremOl1) The program Willtake place In the city palk and \\111mclude a talk by the mayor a sho t

speech by a navy beutenant yourtalk and then the fir ng squad

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Prosperous Happv l\,ew Year* * •

FIve Grosse Pomte )ouths were day morn ng The names of the fiveto appear before Justice Leslie ha\e been released by CIty pollee lYoung today Jll the City of Grosse \\ th the 'Warnmg that "ny futurePomte Just ce court on the charge cnmes of th s nature w1ll be dealtof steabng an automob Ie A Sixth With severelyone Will dppear 11 Juvem1e court It was \\hile t le five and thelr

The boys Clarence L Pmkston Juve111le fr end were rldmg about18 832 '!\Jeff road \Vll1 dill Pierson Grosse POlllte III the Levenseller car17 327 Merr "",eather Richard anI when they dec ded to steal a carRobert DeSpekl.er~ 17 )ear old tWlllS they made plam and at RIvard and1452 Yorhh re and Frank Leven Jefferson P nkston left the car andseller 17 201 Oak street were 1m proceeded to the garage at the rearphcated In the theft of an automobl1e of the terraces on Rivard <\ftersto en from the garage 04 "'\!:?x search ng througl:l four or five carsStrmger 282 Rlvard early last SUI1~II p nkston came upon the Stnnger

- -- car w th the keys above the v sor

POI N T E After leavmg the garage Pinkston returned to the waitIng LevenPAR A G RAP H S seller car and plcked\up Pierson andthe Juvem1e The three drove outLakeshore road w th the se'Cond cartra l111g close1) At Oxford roadPmkston turned and dehberately began knockl111g down mail boxes Itwa~ shortly after th1s when t le;\\ere apprehended by L1eutenantDemlmg and Officer LIetke of theShores police P nkston and Personwere taken to the CIty police theJuvellile escaped from the car beforethe off cers arnved After some que!tl011lng the remam ng boys weresoon P cked up

In add t on to adm tt ng that they~ 0 e tl e :Str ger auto P nkston andP~erson confessed damagmg the wmdows and dash board mstruments ofthe car

Pollce Cluef 1homas Trombly haslssued a \liarmng to the youths ofGrosse POlllte that such cr mes w1llnot be tolerated here He comphmented L eutenant Demhng for apprehend ng the boys It was thIS officer who shot and captured a ~egrobanda who had been terrorlzmgGrosse Pomte dunng the past sum

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Pens and SetsSALE BEGINS FRIDAYl FIRST COME,FIRST S E R V E D! NO TELEPHONECALLS OR PHONE ORDERS. , , Please!

FO,R THE MAN IN SERVICE'Military Watches ..• from $3975

Jack Waugaman, Blli 'has BobTobm JIm Waldron I could Justwilte page~ n pages about all the

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p.avy plus -all the kids cornmg home Marge Wolfe W1scOnStn ••from college and boardmg school DArlene Ermk n Marge NeVInS\1arge Kalbflelsch 15 home framl from Mt VeI'non Jttnlot collegeWalnut HIll 11\ Massachusetts Bonme Taft, BTlardrff LOIS GehBill Case came m from Culver laO!ltng from Denmson and Jean \1alweek Bob Cudhp n hiS room- comson n Ruth Ann Sheaffer wIll bemate Bob:.,Boyd (who IS from Pana home from DePauw unnersIty III Inma) arrIved m Grosse Pomte from dIana Some of the navy men whoAmdover last week 1\ few more wIlI be home for the holidays arelaSSIes who will be round come Tom Castner Bill Boydell Nate VanChnstmas are l\ancy Moesta Duke Osde1 Ted Held Gene Wambold

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DRESSER SETSShe Il 10 v e thIS dItsmgUlshed CROSS ESwhIte set WIth superbly styled dpIeces In lovely 57 50 angIft chest from • LOCKETS

from $2.50

$1.20 to $95.00

A Little Gilt with a Lot ofLovefLUSTROUS PEARLSCostumeJewelry

VIsit Our Complete OptlCol Dept., BothStores - Dr. M. Masserman, RegIstered

OptometrISt, In Charge

Hand wrought Jewelry c0mbmed In exqUlsiteta$te by master craftsmen IS featured at Slat~km s ThrIll at the chscovery of all tha t IS newand dIfferent and charmIng Come In and seethlS eXCIting collectIOn of fine jewels

Bobble Hawksworth Doors open atnIne 0 dock -and close -at mldnlght

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ty for Johnny DJckmson the other r I~~~~t~!~:n~:;~l;bb~nl:l~:~n~~~~t~~i An Ideal ChrIstmas GIft r""""""WH""""Y""""S-H-O""P-D-O""W-""N""T""OW-"""N~. ,.,.-,theIr fr ends Over for a httle get to i ~ Igether The kids kept commg n go A Large Selechon of Framed and UnM tt ....mg ...11 evemng Some of the gang framed Mirrors ~ Inspect Our Stock ofwho droppedIII were Barb Klenk" !! Morro" ~:~~ ~o Order I! TOYS AIID RECORDS !SkippyDewey D'ck Flllch n Belty Ii II f< n f<

Jo Faulk Bob Roy n Nancy BO, II • VISIT OUR SHOWROOM DISPLAY • I~ MAGAZINES AND GIFTS Ikena, Barb Hmckley n B~b Clark S COM PAN Y "

- - C I T Y G LAS ~ OPEN EVENINGSThISIS oneyear when there ISgo 111800 KERCHEVAL LENOX 4000 i~ Harper Novelty Shop

mg to be a real homecommg'round ~ 91 HARPER NEAR RIDGEMONTGrossePomtewhatWIthall the boys II Open EvenmgsBeg,nmngNovemher27 ThroughChmlma. ,,11 20 0 II!

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hy MARILYNSHIELDSEven though ChrIstmas IS only a

few days off n there s a mllhon andone thlllgS to do \\e always seem tobe a.ble to take tIme O\lt to dlVertour attention from Chnstmas shoppmg etc to the umpteen dancesand partIes that are pdmg up fastn funous

After the basketball game Over atGPHS last week end a bunch of thekids made their way over to the Boatclub for the Megate dance Just tomentIOn a few of the kids there wa~Kathy Stuart n Dick Ryan MargeKalbfleisch n Bdl Case Blxle \ofachell n BIll Rogers, Booley Bowen'n Julae Huebner Pat Baumgardenn Jack Huck ns Janie Heron nWoody GeIst, Sara :Malcomson nJack MacKenZIe Mary Lou McGrane n MIlt Henkel, Ma-cky MacPherson n Klun Walsh, Vlrg nlaArnold n Bob Smith, Toda Penoyar n Jeff Wl1shlre, EVIe Osborn nGeolge Ever~man Barb Mann nB~l1 Merrill Betty Auch n DonMacPhail Marty Butterfield n Bl11Baker Letty KretchmIer n LoyalJodar, Franny Kretchmler 'n Ray ------ _Shuman, Patsy Jerome 'n GrubbyDIxon DIck Champ-me 'n BunnyShipton, Jack Barhmler 'n NIckleHoffman, Anme SullIvan 'n :SohDonnelly,Jack Cudhp'n SallyBak-

The Pomters club has th~r Christ ..mas dance scheduled for Friday(that s tomorrow night) It Will besemI formal Rousten Clark and hISorchestra wIll supply the musIc forthIS very speclal affair The de'Cora~tlOO com'lnlttee has been workmgtheir fingers to the ~one for weekstrymg to get everythmg ready forthiS event Some of th~ kids workmg on the oommIttee are Dee-DoeDwyer, Ann Strmger, Floyd N~xonBill Chapman Lee Kitehen KathvStuart Jane Heron, Jack MacKen-ZIe Dick Ryan J1m Gullberg and

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turkey all the table, toys for the c1111drenor lovely RIfts for mebut a fightl'lg' Amenca, please 5t NIck Brmg to us thIS Chnst-!"a~ a natIOn fightmg not blmdly, but bravely and strong-Iy, firmIn Its knOWledge bf what It IS fightmg for _ Democracy andthe hope that all nations, ~aces and creeds may one day hve andwork together 10 such hMmony that wars wtll be kno\Vn onlyas black spots on the pages of hIstory books

GIve uS the hardshlP3i of war that we may learn to chemhthe SImple JOysof "Peace on Earth ..

Bring us an eternal Chnstmas spmt WIth whIch to bUIldtQward a future of world co-operallon and peace Bnng VIctoryand a Merry Chnstmas to the peoples everywhere I

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I ~ednesday, Dec 27, to deCIdeIf theIr VIllage should float a bondI ISSUeWIth whIch to pnrchase a large tract of land on Mack

avenue 111the center of the VIllage and Use It for a munIcIpaland recreatIonal sIte.

o This is not a request to vote HNo" or "Yes" on the propos 1-hOll,

;rhis is a request to th~ reSIdents to case the1r ballot andlet theIr vdlage presIdent and commISSIoners know how the

~~ajorlty of them stand on thIS propOSItIon The govermnR menr 10£the Village want to act accord111gto the WIshes of the reS!-

Il1Ients, but they cannot do so rightly unless the reSIdents expressth~lr deSIres next Wednesday.

I ~ Voting is a prlvtlege 111thIS country and the people of

I Gr.!'sse 1;'0111teWoods are urged to partake of thIS pnvlleReI !t~t week.I

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Ch1ef Trombly said tl c pol cyestabl sl ed by DebOlt traff C courtJudges 11 met 19 out Ja 1 terms. anrlstiff fines for persons convIcted ot Idn" ng \dllle dl unl has proved parttcula ly effect ve Re'Cord~ s 0,",

that so fal th1:> }ear 133 motomt ...convIcted of the oftense have beensent to Jail fot' a total of 3624 daysor an a"erage se\tence or 27 dayseach

In support of the current Cd l1pa. gnaga 1 st drun'k. dr, 11g be ng carr edon 1 tl s commu llty t 1e TraffICSafety Assoc at on or Detro t ha~prepared fa d stnbut on thou~a ld,.of stre.et SIde posters w tl tl e \,arnng message - Drunk Dnvlrs Go

to Ja 1Smaller copIes of thb poster are

bel1g d splayed 111 all dr nkmg estelah~hmen s throughout the metropo!tan Detro t area

The cluefs said mstn ct oa'l havebeen ls~ued to all men under the r

Trombly and Henry i,V Plel thl'll command to give speCIal attent on a I Bm <; Arnve Homeweek warned that all ..;notar st drUl ken motor sts dur 19 the ne,-t tor Hobday \ acatlOl1found gUIlty of dr vmg wh le drunl montl --would fdce a Hl1 ~e1 l nce d heavy ---------- \\ ater 0 \ COllll - fhe Taftfine or both CongTatulatJons SellOO! ha c1o:.ed for tl e Chn~tmol" I

ChIef Trombly predH..ted a1 eveTl he, and \fr~ l..elne h \\ 've t7 \acdtlOtl tllt I Jall 4 The followmggreat I ll1crea~e 1 t~ ~ t3 pe of aCCl 442;, Roldnor a\ e lUl anOUll e the I bo , 110 n Gro~s(, Pomte \\111 be re .. Ident dur ng t e hol da' sea on b rtl 01 a daugl tt I nettL 1 huot. t ,... lOt lor t t- 01 Jay ~eclson.1le~~ pol ce and hafflc courts apply bo n dt Hem I ord ho~p tala 1 Dte I H 1 0" If o])ll on of ",Ir and \[n.stern correct ,e mca~t rc~ 6 I Ha eh G 11 gb c of 20" Lakeshore

Beeelu:.e of 1q to rat on ng \ road and John \\ ekhl son of MrCh ef Trombly sa d man v per~o 1, \\ hen I COll~en e lmlted 5 Ippl e~ a d \ir Ru~sel1 K i,\ elchh of 348'" I a 11 01 d lary t1mt~ 1 ad pol tll there 1S more papcr for o\Cr~eas u~e I Pro\ (. al roadat hon e or m off ces '" 11 pdtron zebar~ al d taverns \\ e e>'1 ed <ill propr etors of suc1 e,ta])l ~1 l1ents to cooperate by makmg every effort toprevent pelso s tnder the 1 f1uenlefrom dnv 19 theIr automob les eltzcns must be made to real Le thdtthey canot dr ve after dr 11k g \\ thout r:.k ng a ~er1OUS aCCident a Jd. 1stn e lce a bot 1

TERMS:As lItt'e as $125 aweek Up to a yearto pay

Open Every Evening Till Xmas

I'll trustyou - youe a n trustme

-LIonelWIllens

Aroused over the sharp mcrease 111

traffiC accIdents caused by dnnkmgdnvers Police Ch efs Thomas V

Special Attentionto Be GivenDrunk Drivers

BETHANY LlTI'HERANCHURCH

Owter l)f']ve h-lst at l.Jut~worthOSWAI D RJI:.S~ Pastor

I(ENNETH lINDSAY V,car

Three sen ces \\ 11 be held atBethany Luthe an churcl 0' er t1eforthcom ng Chr ~t nas \, eek en Jfhe church has bee 1 beaut fully deC'orated for these fe~t "al scrvlCeS 11

t le true sp 1 f of Ch 1'lt nas - for t leglo y a ld pra se of God \\ 1 0 n Hboundkss mercy sent H s Son ll1tothl;' ,\orId as ts ~avlOr ,':,unday nthe regular 10 30 am serVlce thev car w 11 preach on tl e tht.me\Vlse \fen Go to Bethlehem from

Which all who m spmt go there tt"lew the manger born SavIOr of theworld may garner mportant tr HO!>

Ihe da.y school and ,':,unday schoolchildren present the r annual Chnslmas program on Sunday n ght at fivea clock At that t me the won dramstory of Chr stmas w111 be told III

~Ol1g and "erse The chOirs - bothseUlOr and JunIor - ha" e becn COil

SClent ously prepar ng themsdve~dur ng the past weeks for the1r IT'portant part 11 thIS program Alsooutstandmg w 11 be the rec tatlonsgiven by the httle ones of the k11dergarten departmen t

On Chnstmas Day the pastor Willpreach a spec1al festIval sermon onthe theme Our Journey to Bethlehem ThiS £erVlce WIll be held at10 30 a m lwer~ one 1 t~e communty 1S most warmly lnvlted to each

and all of these sen lces For onlythose who 111spmt bend the knee 111humble adoratlOn and thanhfulnes~at the 'savIOr s cnb, truly celebrateChnstmas

ExpertWatchRepair

IJlUm14319 Mack Avenue

Between Lakewood Chalmen

PEACE EVANGELICALLUTHERAN CHURCH

Warren .md Balfour1!.NNO G CLAUSE Pd.torMARVIN MARTIN V,c.r

Fine workman-shIp by skdledwatehmak-er. Moderateeharge.

Two Weeks Service on Request

T,Yo serv ces are held at Peacechurch on Chr stmas mOlnmg \fonday Dee 2,:, A serv ce who~e POPUlanty pIO\es Ib attract \lcoess s tlH'\fat 11 serVIce at 8 30 a m Greet theda"n n God s House on Chn::>tmd~Day amid the beaut ful 5eU ng of 11lurn nated Chr stma:. trees d.l1dcandlelight

The combmed chOIrs under the dreet on of John P Baden v.l11 rcndLr<;peclal ChrIStmas carob Spec al selectlOns by the combmed chorus \\ ll:lbe All Glory Laud and Honor byTeschner Olds A Babe m Bethlehem s ~anger Lald by Buebendorfand Glory to God by Kessel Thesen or chOlr wJ11 smg 0 Jesus Grant"Ie Hope and Comfort by vvestraand Jesus L3 ng III a \-ranger b}Bach The hturg cal part of the servce '" 11 have a backgTound of con

tlllUOUS musIC based on faVOriteChnstmas melod1es

The second Chr stmas Day serv ceIS held at 11 a m The later hour hasltS advantages for those ""ho hnothe first serv Ce mconvelllent As faras possible the Matm serv ce IS dupi cated The Rev Enno G Clau~w111 preach the Christmas sermon

The Chnstmas Eve children s servIce will take place ,:,unday Dec 24 afive 0 clock The children w 11 s ngand tell the Chr stmas story Theprogram l<or unto You Will beused I

The regular Sunday morn ng.servlces are held at 8 30 and 11 a clockThe sermon theme for Dec 24 1'1

The Joyful Life of a Chn:.tlan 'Thefinal rehearsal for t'1e Chr stmas EvcserVice s held at 9 45 a m Pup Is arerequested and urged to be presentpromptly

,CROSSE POINTE PHONE NIAGARA 3201

SFIRE'S Blnnln,ham St.r_Ph.... 3811

SIxth Church of ChrIStSClenttst Detr01t

14730 Kercheval AvenueSunday Services

1030 am -500pmSunday School

First SesslOn 10 30 amSecond Ses~lOn 11 50 d. m

We<inesday f:<..vemng TestlmOl11alMeeting 8 00 pm

Reading Room open week days11 00 a m to 9 00 p m - Sunday230to500pm

GROSSE POINTE WOODSPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

REV ANDREW F RAUTHMtnl~ter

Fnday Dee 22 7 30 pm TheChr stmas program of the churchsc1001 Parents and fnends are In

vltedSunda) Dee 24 10 30 am Chr st

mas worshIp servIce sermon themeA Chn::>tma~ Command'

10 30 a m Church school meet ngn all departments

4 00 pm The chOIr 5 candle! ~htservIce w th the congregat on Jommg n smg1l1gthe Chnstmas carols

SFIRE BROS. - Successors to

c16822 KERCHEVAL AVENUE

MIl w••t MoNloh.la-Ph.n. UN. 1.67ot

\

John J. KozarenWayne County Treasurer

Pay now, without interest or col.lection fee. Four per cent addedJanuary 16th.Mail check or money order withboth copies of your tax bill to

1944 COUNTY TAXES ARE DUEon Detroit Properties

T least one time In the yeor we can be hoppy The can.\ tentment and enjoyment of obundant life IS greatly In

eVidence ot thiS one season of the yeor-Chrlstmas On thiS greotSignIficant occasion we need to leon toward those things for whichChrlStmos stonds.

We need the spiritual help that comes from associations andthoughtfulness of loved ones ond friends It tends to offer encour.agement to us after the experiences of the year filled wlth.unsettledcondllions, With sacrifices, and In many cases-unhapp.ness

Let us remember thosethings for which Christmasstands, obtaining from theseremembrances the confl'dence thot WIllenable us tomeet the problems of thefuture With heods unbowed

Moy we Wishyou a happyseason for thiS and manymore years to come

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~ 4 FEET TO 20 FEET TALL ~I Cho;~ s~'"'p;"~._ .. """'"' ........ v~, s~~ , Ii J~FERSON:~M:~TB~~"~!CH:'c~mxII BALFOUR AND MACK CADIEUX AND MACK HARPER AT GRAYTON ~-

~ h II~ T e Greater Detroit II Landscape Service Co. I~ ~

11388 Beaconsfield TU. 2-2275 I~ I~s~ss~ss~ss~ss~~~s~

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Page Four THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW Thursday, December 21, 1944

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This great bmlding stands in allmajesty as a symbol of the great-ness of a umted, peace-!ovll1g people,

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EAS.HN'S BEST

I

l!WISH TO EXTEND OUR GREETINGS

FARANDWIDE .TOTHOSEINWHOSE

HANDS T~E NATION'S SECURITY IS ENTRUST.

ED , , • TO THO~E WE LOVE WHEREVER THEY

MAY BE , •• AND TO OUR NEIGHBORS AND

FRIENDS IN THIS, OUR VERY OWN GROSSE,

POINTE. TO OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN UNI-

FORM, FIGHTING FOR THE GIFT OF PEACE AND

VICTORY, WE EXTEND OUR FONDEST CHRIST-

MAS WISHES. ALSO WE SEND Y U LET IDE

GREETINGS TO THOSE MEN AND WOMEN IN

THE UNIFORMS OF WAR PLANTS AND FIRMS,

MINES, FORE$TS AND TRANSPORTATION, BOTH

ON LAND AND WATER/ ~LEnox 5376

TO ALL OUR MANYFRIENDS AND

CUSTOMERS"Yes, Indeed" we wish you a

truly Amencan Christmas. The kindef a Chris!maa we had mony yeeraage, When wo Iirat epeno.:!eur .toreout here • • • This year we haveaeen many ef the old face •• , • Itabeen a pleasure to see you ••• Andagain may we l8.y "Merry Christ-mas."

STILL TIME TO BUYOPEN 'TILL 8 P. M.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAYNIGHTS

Jeweler and Optoml'trist

Special serVices \''''rll-mark the hol ChrIStmas carols w111be sung at witness the baptlsm of several pe~-Iday season at \!afanatha Baptlst the youn. peoples candlelight serv sonschurch ce Suno-ay nlgl t at 6 30 This meet

An enjoyable program will be pre og IS open to all yourlg people of the I The psy-cholog1cal frUIt of freesented by members of the Sundd.v commu11lty J dom IS md vJduaIlllltlatlve the abdsel 001 on Fnday Dee 22 at 8 pm The Chr stmas star. wll1 be told It and wl1hng less of the mdlVldualunder the direct on of \1esdame~ In service and song at both the 11 yHele 1 Hall Alfred Hanson and John a m and 7 30 pm senices on Sun to r sk hiS t me and energy and re~<\rmlt • day The even ng serv Ce wlll aha sour-ces -Russell Davenport editor

If YouReceivedA Gift From l

A. J. FORSTER'SYou received the BESTIt has been a great pleaS"'ureto have been of service to you. whether it hasbeen to sell you Jewelry or Umted States War Bonds alld Stamp ... We havemade the latter as Importa"t.t a part of our bJ,1slness as the matter of selling ...merchandlse. Thank you for your courtesies to our employes, durmg theusual mad holiday rush You can ah,ays rely upcn Fo.ster Quahty. Remem-ber, "A Gem for a Gem" from A. J. Forster 16 always the very finest. ••••

14400 Charlevoix Ave.

Sunday, 11 am 7 30 pmB~bl-eschool 9 45 amYoung peoples 6 30 pm

1" MARANATHA BAPTIST

CHURCHMorang at Roxbury

REV E A WALDECK, Pastor

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Founder

Mack Avenue, at Outer Drive

CHAS VERHEYDEN, Inc.

Grosse Pomte

Estabhshed 38 Year.

SINCERELY,

Chas. Verheyden

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WE ARE LEARNING AGAIN IN WAR TIME AS OUR

FOREFATHERS DID THAT WE AR.,EVERY, VERY

DEPENDENT UPON EACH OTHER. SO, IN THE

TRADITIONAL AM E R I CAN WAY, WE SAY,

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL' , , , AND MAY GOD

GRANT THAT PEACE WILL C;OME-.•• AND THAT.

IT WILL BE PERMANENT,

Open Every Evening

Until 9:00 p.m. Until

Chri.tma ••

Floor & BridgeLAMPS

In the latest base- styles Adorned

WIth gorgeous SIlkshades to enhancebeauty and utIlity

$19~~" "~ No room can ;{

"0\ have too tt'" \ many lamps 1:: ~

't and here s a ~...~~ 'lslechon of \-t

bridge and i...floor Jaw'll! 1that will '«

thrill you

For Late Shoppen

•SureYour

CreditIs

GoodHere

Just Received_.Big Shipment

!~g:!:f~~~~r;::-~S""'

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Thursday, Dec:ember 21 1944 THE GROSSE POINTE REVI~W

NEDScrowds

• Leatherpalm

• Ll~htweIght

• Verywarm

-

• Just hke mother's anddad :,

• Back and seat completelyupholstered and padded

• Colors to blend With anyroom decoratlon scheme

MCldeI to m.atch abClve butWith wooden arnu. ~4.9S

• LEATHER 'MPORTSCap";" $2.39

ChOice of Models 95 CIllustrated Here

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Regularly $52iPriced at $8.95

Made to Last a Lifetime

A MERRY CHRISTMASand

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

STUFfED

To Wish Our Friends and Customers

$1.45• Yellow

fleeceImed

• Assorted('olots

~,,~ ... _. ._._._. '" 0 __

• Slip on type• Red fleece

hnmg• Ideal for

dnvmg

Everyth1l1g for a Merry Chnstmas ~atNED S neIghborhood ,tore8 and at sub.~tantlal &aVll1gs

Bring the whole famIly. park Inown free parking lots and aVOldand confUSIon

WHEEL GRIPL fled

**

CUDDLY~

PICTURE PUZZLES (300 pieces) ~~ 19cAEROPLANE MODEL KITS -•• 'lliU'MIl 29cM5 WOOD ARMY TANK ~-~' 39cNOMA WOOD TOY TRUCK. '. M::n:m: 49cTOrS WOOD WAGON >,.itliIiiClQ",::", 69cPAINT.A.PLAK SET 'P !!.. 69c

•PAINT SET WITH PLASTER MODEL 7iOi1l<>C<' 69cCOSTUME JEWELRY __ 69cNATURAL STAIN WHEELBARROW IBr -79cSEWING SET "Hi! '.1._ < 79cYANKEE SNIPER BOW GUN ~ 79cQUACKING DUCK PUSH TOY I'il am&:! 98cWHIRLING BLOCK PULL TOY "'''''fi'"lft 98cTRI.POD RAIDER MACHINE GUN -..rut. 98c-ROCKING HORSE 00 Ii 1.98SHOO.FL Y ROCKING HORSE "'!J'\'- 2.39

GILIOVES.A WELCOME GIFTJERSEY 39c WHEEL GRIP $1 00

Un! fled It

KUdid.l S RADIO SHOP16369 East Warren at Courville

Open 9 A. M. to 6 P M. TU. 2.4550

SudgelPlan

Available

A ChrlStmas gift tom a k e anylady happy I

• SIX 5 ouncedainty c us.tard cups

Lorge Assortment 01pyrrn: Ware

Popularly Priced

• Genmne onyxlaVIshly use dGraceful urn onmetal ba~eCharming rayon

SIlk shade

The Imperial

$11tl• Metal urn on Ot'lyx base,

peaubfully shaped Withgorgeous rayon shadeand fitital

EGGSHELL

$1522.

There's a Ned's Neighborhood Store Near YouWashington Blvd John R E Jefferson GO RIVER Gratm! Wcodward Mlohlgan GratlOl

Car Mlch gan Ave Car Nevada Ave Cor Man It qUI ar Ch cllgo Blvd at7MlcRd Car Calv~rt Co lrichaefer Rd Mt ClennRA 1615 TO 9.4400 LE 4400 HO 4400 AR 4000 TO 6.4400 OR 4400 451

SMORE SHOPPING DAYS ,i

ratlaf~~~'OYS unciGIF'S4~I AVINIiI

Ma!es PdleredClear Caffee

• ThIS model w111brew 2 3 or4 cups of crystal clear coffee

• May be used over gas or anyother type burner

• Convenient, qUI C k way ofmaking refreshIng coffee

Receives Head InjuriesHo,urd Dca 1 41 ?P6 \ndcrdol1

""as taken to Cottage ho~pltal Sunday night after he had been hit by acar at Kercheval and 'lI,Jottl11ghamToe dnver Joseph Boekma 1441Marvland was not held

evenmg of the same day at seveno clock It will render ItS Christmasprogram

On Christmas Day Dee 25 onlyone service wlll be conducted thetlme s 10 00 am

The Empress

All Neighborhood Stores Open Daily Till 9 P. M.

Shop m your neIghborhood save yourgasolme your tIres, your time and yourmoney

Ned s InVIte you to enJoy the shopping con.vemence known already to thousands ofDetrolters*

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Matched Pieces $100==- • 1% quart casserole WIth -

pIe plate cover

VACULATOR COFFEE MAKER

Beautiful ONYX lAMPS

Budget PlanAvailable

• WIde bands of lIch 1\ ory color sprinkledWith bny clusters of pmk and yellowroses Elegantly thm much lighterin weIght than ordmary ware

Exquisite lamps. an unbelievable value at this price

53.Piece Dinnerware SerVIce for 8

ROSEMARY

PYREX WARE GIFT SET8

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MESSIAH LUTHERANCHURCH

Southeast corner of Kercheval andLakewood avenues A H A Loeb-er Pastor 1434 Lakewood avenueTelephone Lenox 2121

On Sunday mornmg Dee 24 theusual sen ces \\111 be held tl e firststart ng at e ght 0 clock and the second at 10 30 The sel mon wL1lhavefor hiS theme the words He Cameto M1111ster

The Sunday school will meet forIts regular sess on on Sunday Dee24 from 9 15 to 10 15 a m In the

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GINGE'SBEAUTY SALON

"PERMANENTLY YOURS'

Open EvenIngs by AppOintment

Now Open Mondays

IS721 MACK

GROSSE POINTEUNITARIAN CHURCH

17440 E Jefterson AvenueREV M 0 BATES MinISter

UNWANTED HAIR

Saturday Dec 23 church schoolChnstmas party 3 pm All chl1dtenmv ted

Sunday Dee 24 mornmg Chn~tmas servee eleven a clock Llghtmg the Candle Special musIc bOlobv \11ss \fargaret Sekol and carolsby the Juntar chOir

.:,unday Dee 24 Chnstmas Eveeanqlebght serVice 11 30 p 111

Wednesday Dec 27 Yuletlde party830pm

Removed Permanently by MultipleElectrolysIs

ANN'STEVENSONSpecIahst

2241 Book Tower RA 4842

bered by the Sunday school WIth <ilastmg gift A special InVitatIon I~

tendered aJ1m the commu111ty especlally those Without a c lurch t"omeof the r own to attend both of theseChnstmas services at St James

IT JAMES LUTHERANCHURCH

GEORGE E. KURZ Pastor

St James Lutheran church ofGrosse Pomte w 11 hold a specIalChnstmas festtval serVIce on Sunda}Dee 24 beg oomg at 11 00 a m Inthe Punch and Judy theatre Tht.pastor will pi each the sermon on thesubject The Importance of Chnstmas A specIal program of wellknown Christmas carols wlll be featured by both chOirs before the servIce Startmg shortly before 11 amand there w 11be Chnstmas anthemsand Christmas mUSJc dunng the serv ce there w 11also be the tracllhonal ChrIStmas tree and other decorahons to help beaut fy the serYlceThe special Chnstmas offermg willbe turned over to the congregatl:On sbUlldlllg fund

A special Chr stmas Day chlldren~serVIce will be held on \{onday Dec25 Chnstmas Day also begmnmg atthe usual hour 11 00 a m At th ssernce the children of the Sunda}school W11present the old and evernew story of the bIrth of the Lordand SavlOr m recltatlOn and songThe entire Sunday school tn a bodyWIll enter the servIce m proceSSlOnAll chIldren present wIll be remem

* * *I GIFTS FOR HIM

Lovely new pins. Earrings. Sets. Neek.laces. Bracelets • BIg selection.

***

G.innelll.ol.17048 KERCHEVAL

AS THE TUNE OF THIS GREAT OLD CHRISTMASCAROL IS SUNG THROUGHOUT AMERICA WEPAUSE TO EXTEND SEASON S GREETINGS 1'-0 OURMANY LOYAL FRIENDS

VOTE

ATTENTION!TAXPAYERS OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS

j

-fACTS

(Signed) A. A. GHESQUIERE,Village PreSIdent

on December 27, 1944 at the regular voting precincts.Your vote for or against will be a guide on how to proceed, to the Village Commis-

sion. --'

Regarding proposed $42,00000 Bond Issue to purchase 44 and 2-3 acre Municipal, Parkand Recreational SIte.Location: West side of Mack Avenue between Kenmore and Huntlllgton 'Drives

- 32 acres III Grosse Pointe Woods - 12 and 2-3 acres in Gratiot TownshIp.Reasons: 1. To provide taxpayers an opportulllty to express wishes regarding a

site whIch many residents have requested2. To acquire property before real estate developers acquire all desirable acreage

and prices increase.\

Will Provide Site for Postwar Projects:1. New bUIlding for Municipal Offices, Police Department and FIre Department.2 Picnic grounds and playgrounds3. Wadlllg and bathing pools, outdoor or llldoor, if it remain~ impractical to ob-

tain such facilities on the lake.All the above projects to be for use by Grosse Pointe Woods resIdents only and

to be later designed by competent archItects and engmeers under the guidance of aCItizens' recreational committee and the Village Commission

Financing: The purchase pnce is $42,000 00, the exact amount of the Bond Issue;probable mterest rate 1% to 20%. The 32,acres III Grosse Pointe Woods is now as-sessed at $35,000 00 and pays $507 00 in taxes to the village annually

The proposed Bond Issue will increase the tax rate 40 cents per $1,00000 assessedvaluation or $1.20 yearly on average home.

All future construction to be financed by additional Bond Issues to be later approv-ed by taxpayers

All Resident Property Owners Urged to

Yes-We still have an abundant supplyof lovely

Christmas Wrappings

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Page Six THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW Thursda' Decembel 21. 1944

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HRISTMAS GREETINGS

When the weather's cold, use plenty ofhot water ... little sister and the wholefamIly enJOYtheir baths so much morewhen the temperature IS Just nght. Andfor only penmes a day, you can have allthe hot water you want, all the tIme,through years and years of dependable,trouble.free service . . . with an 'auto-matIc Gas hot water heater 1

Dottbrs agree that plenty of hot waterand soap Will kill almost every type oLbactena. It tones up tired muscles, aidsCIrculation, and does a grand Job ofsoothing, refreshing and cleanSing.

GROSSE POINTEWINDOW CLEANING COMPANY

• Hear LEE SMITS, WXYZ, 6 30 P M MondBJ' throu,h Frzdq

Hot Water is Healthful

1441 NOTTINGHAM

TUxedo 1.2910

MICHIGAN BELL tELEPHONE COMPANY

13909 Mac\t; Avenue

JEFFERSON AVENUEMETHODIST CHURCH

East Jefferson at Marlborou~hREGINALD R FEU ELL Pastor

*tltvest In VIctory-Buy More W.,. ~

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KERCHEVAL AVENUECHURCH of the NAZARENE

13318 Kercheval Ave at CapltnREV A L LEACH Pastor

9 45 a m Sunday Bible 'chool(olasses for each age and group)

11 00 am Mornmg worshipa1

Friday mgtft You~ Pe01lles col-tage prayer servIce

You are InVIted to lIsten to theptogram of Your Nazarene Ne1ghbor each Sunday aftern<,>on, 2 30to 3 00 from radiO statlon WEXLRoyal Oak

6 30 pm Young Peoples serV1ce7 30 pm Peoples evenmg e'Vange

Ilstlc service7 30 pm' Monday mter<;essory

prayer service730 pm Wednesday mldw~ek

prayer and pratse serVIce7 30 0 m Thursday chOIr rehears

Hosten ConstructionCompany

Please help keep LONG DISTANCEcircuits clear for necessary calls oa,

December 24, 25 and 26.

Consult us on yourHome SerVIce Needs

Sunday Dee .24 1944-10 00 am Morl1lng worship ser

man theme Everywhere Everywhere Christmas Tonight'

10 00-11 55 a m Church sohool forbegmner pnmary and Juntor departw

rnents11 15 11 55 a m Church school

classes for mtermedIates young peo-ple and ad"\1lts

5 15 'P m A recltal of Chnstlna:.carols by the Jun or chOir With OJ;ganaccontpanJ!11ent an-e Interiudes precedmg '8. 5 30 candlellght serVice ofChrlstmas musIc by the thr~.e :eh6U:sof 100 VOlces SolOIsts Mrs LloydChapman \1 S5 Georg na Jane Fenner and Cyr I Wezenael

Thursday-l0 00 a m Red Crosssew ng Bnng sandw ches for lunchcoffee and dessert wl1l be provlded

Wednesday 710 pm Recreatlonfor teen age folks

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Painting andDecorating

Holy CQ.mmun on will be admlllls~tered by the pastor The Rev HuberF Klemme III the Sunday mornmgservice

Legal NoticeRESOLUTION RE:

Amendment of Chapter 3of the Village Charter

RESOLVED that at the next generd,l Vtllage electlOu to be held onY.l:arch 12 1945 there be submlttedto t'1e electors of the Village ofGrosse POlUte Park a proposal toamend Chapter 3 of the Charter ofsa1d V llage by add ng thereto a seetlOll to read as follows

Resolutions to Lay on the Tableand Publish

RCSOLV.l:.D tl at the fa egomgre:.olulon rclat ve to amendment ofChapler 3 of said V llage Charter belald on the table unttl the meetmgof the V llage Commission on January 22 1945

RESOLVED FURTHER that saldproposed Charter amendment bepubl shed III The Grosse Pointe Review and The Grosse POinte News1e"hpapcrs pubhs'hed and c rC.11atmg m sa d Vlllage III the Issue ofDecember 21 1944

WM G STA11'lAN V,llage ClerkGrosse Pomte Park

Chapter 3, Section 4 - Employees'Group Insurance Plan

The V111ageof Grosse Pomte Parkshal have the authonty by Its VIIlage Commlsslon to prOVIde a planor plans for group Il1surance to proVide su table 1 fe Il1surance acc dental death and dismemberment benefits accident and Sickness nderpllltyhospital benefits and surg cal fee:.or any combinatIOn thereof for allV111age employees payable to suchemployees or thetr respectwelydeSignated beneficlanes and to prQVide for the payment of the wholeor any part of the premIUms therefor by said Vdlage

RESOLVED FURTHER that theform of ballot to be used at sa7delectlon upon said Charter Amendment shall be as follows

CHARTER AMENDMENTOFFICIAL BALLOT

INSTRUCTIONS If III favor ofthe Charter Amendment place an

(X) n the square before the wordYes and, If agall1st the Charter

Amendment place an (X) In thesquare before the word No

Shall Chaptci 3 of the Charter ofthe V111age of Grosse Po n te Parkbe amended by add ng thereto a sectron to read as follows

Chapter 3 Sect 011 4-Employees'Group Insurance Plan The V11lageof Grosse Pomte Park shall have theauthority by tts Village Commlsslonto provl<1e a plan or plans for grouplllsurance to prOVide SUitable hfe tn

surance aCCidental death and dlsmemberment benefits accldent andstckness mdeml1lty hospItal benefitsand surgical fees, or any comblPatlOn thereof for all Village employees payable to such employeesor the r respectlvely deSignatedbenefictanes and to prOVide for thepayment of the whole or any partof the premmms the.refor by saidVillage?

For the amendment of the Charter( ) Yes

For the amendment of the Charte¥( ) No

The chOIr of Grace Evangehcalal1..<lReformed church KClcheval at:r::akepo nte under the <llrectlon ofDorothy \fay w111present the sacred cantata Bethlehem by J HMaunder at a candlehght serVIce,Chnstmas Eve, from 11 pm to mld~nlght

GRACE EVANGELICAL ANDREFORMED CHURCH

Kerch ..... 1 at LakepolnteHUBER F KLEMME, MinISter

IT'S THE YULETIDE INAMERICA

And So-We WIShEach .1 Vo.

Ihe splnt of cheerfulness thot IS eVidenced atChnstmastlme

And so, as we gother With our loved ones, ~our neighbors and friends, let's receive comfortand happmess from the thoughts of courtesiesond fnendly octs of kindness which we have enJoyed durmg the past year And on thiS BIC DAYof the yeor, please accept our s'n<;ere good Wishesfor the doy~ of next year.

mERRY CHRISTmAS

ANN'S FRIED CHICKENKERCHEVAL AT MARYLAND

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BIG D~YOF THE YEARI

•JULIUS NACEL, Proprietor

THE Diamond you choose for her need not beeoq>enstve• • • but above all 11must be of the linest,unquestloned quahty such as you WIll always lind 10• Keepsake Diamond RlOg Each genulOe KeepsakeDiamond tS an AA registered perfeCt, blue-wh11egemw11hthe name Keepsake In the ring and the natu.nallyestabhshed prIce on the tag See the new Keepsakesin a Wide range of prICes.

For Christmas

'fo be cherished always ...

AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE JEWELER

AM" DECEMBERYEAR

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,lDW. J. PONCI2ACZ. J~.~ (l)~ <UU1 g~'"" 17008 Kercheval Avenue~,,ji Grosse POlllte CIty

II's here' The BIC DAY' ThaI one day of~ year to which each of us look wllh eager on-tt<:lpotlOl'l It IS Ihe day when all of us, at leoslfor the momen'!, con relax ond enJOYlhe fellow-""" of loved ones and friends.

We enJoy our friends all through the yeor,i'l"s true, but there's something oboul Chrlstmosthat makes II stand out os Ihe one day of the year"""- tbe corll$ of the morrow ore forgOlllln In

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE1UZ8 Eut Jefferson LEnox 0800

BUSCH DRUGS

,'1M

~ All our Hohday merriment mUlt be tempered by the .oberlng! thought of the fighting men overseas Whether future Hall ..,\~ days will find them. reUnIted WIth their loved ones may depend

upon you It IS Within your power to give hfe Itself to somewounded man by glvmg a pmt of your blood to the localBlool Oonor Center No gift could brmg more JOY to the $I'ver:No glEt could be more true to the ageless Chrl.tmas StoryNo gIft JS more priceless yet can any American afford to IIlveless thl' Chrl.tma. Make an apPointment today Call CHerry1200

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Pa>:e Seven

Christmas Eve, Decel\lber 24, 7 o'clock

Christmas Morn, December 25, 10 o'clock

Southeast Corner Kercheval and Lakewood

His Word nlay be carried out in th~ VictoriousPeace that is to come - that the spirit of Christian-

ity may draw "II peoples, all nations together in a

greater understandlltg - that the Peace for which

He stands may become a truth among all men .

tome to ChurchAtrain we celebrate the birthday of the Savior, againwe join with the people of the world In observingthis great day ••• which wa,r cannot Interrupt. Aswe offer prayers for the dear ones far away, andask that His loving care protect them from thedangers a,nd vicissitudes of war, let us pray also that

THE GROSC;F POINTE REVIEW,

REV. C. 101.LANGE, I'Il,tor!

VICAR C. E. LINDER, Aasistant

You Are Cordially Invited

SUNDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 24 AT 11130

A MIdnight Service of Beauty and InspIration

,,

Thursday December 21 1944.0........-.

.M...__.._"._. .__._~ __._. ~ __. M-~m---m---- ~ m..-._-~--M--M--M-------~,FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH ISAINT JAMES LUTIlERAN CHURCH i THE GROSSE POINTE I w._ W."' u. u' EoJ., ,

Corner East Jefferson and Philip

Announces the FollOWing Christmas Services ~ Ch . F' IS' ~~~ nstmas estlva erVICe Meeting in Richard School W!/It. Parccnt.Program, presented by the Church School ~ I !iJ

• Sunday, December 24,11:00 a.m. 5ermoll, "hnportanee of McKinley Near Kercheval ~ MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCHFRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 22 AT 7:30 ~ ill ,

Christmas." I ~I CHARLES W. SCHEID, Pastor ISpecial Christmaa mllsic hy our choirs, f.~tllrlng the well. /known Christmas carols.

I ~ ~~S~M IChristmas Day Children's Service • I

~ 'Sunday, 11:00 A.M. Church achool ~Moncl4Y,December 25, 11:00 a.m. The children of o\lr Sun. ~ ~I da~ school will present the old and ever new story ~ Sunday, 11.00 A.M. Christmas Service m SUNDAYS

II "f the bli'th of our Lord and Savior in recitation Ilnd ~ m'sonl{. ; ~~ IEarly Service 8:00 a.m. Late Service 10:30 am.

Plaee of _pship, Punch and Judy Theatre ~ I Sunday School 9:15 am.

NOVA M. BRANSBY, Organist.Director • GEORGE E. I'URZ, pastor ~ WELCOME ITelephone LEnox 2121 A. H. A LOEBER, PastorM'-.~MM_. M.....-_' ~ ~i~---_-_-M---Mm-_MM..._~~--------------~-----gHeartiest Wishes of I Bethany Cordially Invites You to I SAINT COLUMBA CHURCH ~ Grosse Pointe Woods PresbyterianI Attend These Beautiful Services ~ (EPISCOPAL) ~ C h.u ~ c hThis Season of a ~ East Jefferson and MamstIque ~ (Temporarily Meetmg ;n tl:te Mason Schoo\)

ll! December 24 10.30 A.M. Divine Service U CHURCH SERVICES ~ 1840 Vernier Road

Th Y 14 December 24 5,00 P.M. Christm ..s Eve Senll Serviee I ~ REV ANDREW F RAUTH M .e ear ~ December 2$ 10:30 A.M. ChristlllllS Senice CHRISTMAS EVE ~ . . ,m,ster!DeDel:embber3311180:0030pA'MM•NDivineySe~vlcEe c: • 11:00 P.M. Christmas Carols hy the Congregation 11 Welcome to our Christmas ServicesEASTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN 14 cem er . .. ew ear s ve .,enlce 11 30 PM M'd . h "It . ill

IJanulU'Y 110,30 A.M. New Vear's Day Service ~ I •• 'dnB,g t '" oral Commun,on, ChOIr of Men ~ FrldllY, December 22, 7:30 P.M. Church school program• ~ "noys ~ .•

C H U R C H 0 Come All Ye F",thflll I CHRISTMAS DAY 11 Sunclay, December 24, 10:30 A M. ChrIstmas w 0 r s hiP~ BE ill Sermon theme, "A Christm ..s Command." Church. . ~. THANY LUTHERAN CHURCH 9:00 A.M. Holy Commumon ~ school at the s"me hour.l\'Ialll~hq"'e IIpr Jeffers"" • Q t Orive E "h h A corchal ~nvitatlon to worship with .us is extende~ to all, ~ Sllnd..y, December 24, 4:00 P.M. C h 0 i r' s candlehght11 II er list lit '" Iltswort and espec,allY to t1}ose of the Anghcan CommullloP and 1Il • d" f I

ChristRlaS Services-Sunday, Deeember 24 ..t 11,00 A.M. I OSWALD RIESS, P..stor others {Vhohave no C1}urchhome. ~ semCe an smgmg 0 caro s.

.~;~;;~-~~;;;;A:=;~:'-;~-;;~~~V~.;;;;;~~~II----;;:c:::-E~-..I~;:=~=20415 Mack Avenlla _ Grosse Pointe Woods LUTHERAN CHURCH Good Will Toward Men" I Kercheval at Lakepointe

REV. WILBER,T Co ISURME<ISTER, I'astt)r Christmas Eve Children'. Service, 7:30 P'Ill'1 • HUBER F. KLEMME, MinisterChristlnas PIlY Service, 10'"a.m.SUl1d~y,I)el'- 31 Service, 10;4$ a.m. The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church ':30 A.M. Church School "OPen House"

Christmas Eve Serville 7:30 o'e!otk New Year's Day Service, 10.4S 11.111. with eo_""i"ft 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion. Mee!itation, "Wbe OmChildren's $epyjee 16 Lakeshore Road Keep Christmas?"Cbriatmas Morni". (:andltliglrt Service 7 o'clock You Are Co'c1""ly Invitee! It

KENNETH W. VERTZ, Pa.tor 'I DR. FRANK FlIT, Minister 11:00 PM. Christmas Eve Candlelight Senice.New Year's Services 11:00 A.M. • Maunder's Cantata "Bethlehem" Sung by the Cheir

RlId""r Avenlle at MlIcll: Niagara 3023 ~ ~S;~;;;;;~i;~~;I~;~;~;~;'~7e~:::-~;:;::;:;;~~::;I~-"~~i7~~~~;;E~7;~~---1~~-~~~i7;;;~~;~~~~-~~East Jefferson ..t Garla ..d I" l'/Ea.t JeffePlon ..t Marth"rough Christmlls Service. - December 24 ~ Sllnday, 11:00 a.m. Christmas service. Special Christmas

P.esents Oil 11 I Cilfistmll' Eve Children's Service, 5:00 P.M. ~Christmas Eve from Elevelt o'Clock Until l\'Iiilnhrbt a Christmas Services D b 5 h 1Il music.''1'HE SERVICE OF A THOUSAND CANDLES" III ecem er 2 t III D 11 Sllnday, 11:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service

Ch' f F'f v' I ecem!>er 24 Ill" dl I h .'o'r" ,ty ollleS ' 1 ....1l e 'll" t DllWn Serv,ce, 8 :30 A.M.Christmas Pagllllnt, "THEIR HOPES AND OURS" 10:00 A.I\1, SemiOn theme, "Everywllere, Eve"Ywbere Regutir ClIndlehght Service, 11100 <\.M. ~

Will Be Presallted Chri.tll1lls Tonight" Chrismtas Carols by Choirs and Congregation m The Grosse Pointe Unitarian ChurchWe invl~ yell tf,lsp... c1tlte .cla,illg bour, of OJri,tma' Eve $,30 ".M. Call1il.light Vesper Ser"ic~, Cemhined Choi.. PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ~

WIth Us, !If th. Church, One Hqndred VOIces m m 17446 East Jefferson1:.1'. SEYMOUR w. I). MERCER I 51lloilt., Mrs. Lloyd OJallman, Miss Georgina Jane Fenner ~ East Warren and Balfour ENNO G. CLAUS, Pastor ~ •

Mlnilter A"ilw-t tf! Millister • Mr. Clfril Wezenael IYOU ARIJ:WELCOME TU. 2.0254 ~ Grosse POInte

-=;;;;;-IMARAN'A1E~3F@CiiURcii I~-~-;;;;=~-=--BAPTIST CHURCH I REV. E.... WALDECK, P.d~ i EXTENDS CORDIAL GREETINGS

10 East JeffersOIl a,t Lakeview I "For lInto us a Child Is born, unto us a sign is given; ~

~ J. P. H£NDERSHOT, MilliUer ::~h:h:r~n:;r:ds;~l't':;erl~,n ;':~n~e~~~~e:he"~~,r:: ~ TO ALL OF THE CHURCHES

I SUNDAY, DECEMBER Z4TH Gad, tile everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace.-Isa. 9:6. ~CHRISTMAS St:RVICES m AND CONGREGATIONS

,,. 11:00 A.M. Christmas Worship Ser"iet I!IAPTISMAL SERVICE CHRISTMAS EVE AT 7:30 ~, , S,OG1".1'4. Chri.tmas Musical Vesper-F"Yr Cl\"irs _ SYnday, December 24, 11,00 a.m. ~

~ One Hundred Voices 1~~:rSC~~~~tl~5:0~ ':'m. I OF THE ENTIRE AR~A!.4 m YOlln, I'""ples, 6,30 P,Ill. l't~~9~~*~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:W~~~~~~~~~~.~'

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Page Eight THE GROSSE POINTE REvrEW Thursday, December 21, 1944

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Taste

THEATREMACK at 9.MILE ROAD

Thur.day, Dec 21 - Last TImesTonight Otto Kruger, Pat Par-uh In j They LIve In Fear" plusFrank Morgan Florence Rice In

•Beg Borrow or Steal'

Fri. Sat Dec 22 Z3Gene T erne John Sutton

HI, THUNDERBIRDS"

1t1 techmcolorPlus

RIchard Dlx Patnc a Morrisonm

"THE ROUNDUP"Color Cartoon

Last Chapter Desert Hawk'

Sunday, Monday, Tue.dayDecember 24,25 and 26

Special ChrIstmas Day MatineeStarts at 4 &0P M

Last Complete Show, ChrntmasEve, Starts at 6 00 P M

Don Ameche Carmen v.rIrandaand Big Cast 1t1

• GREENWICH VILLAGE"m beaut1ful techll1'Color

PlusRobert Lowery Ellen Drew

m"DARK MOUNTAIN"

DIsney Cartoon

Wed, Thur Dee 27,28SpeCIal Hohday Program for the

Whole Famdy to EnJOYWednesday Matll'lee at 3 00 p.mJohn Garfield SIdney Greenstree+

m'BETWEEN TWO WORLDS"

Plusfeature length techmcolor cartoon"MR BUG GOES TO TOWN"A..ddedAttractIons Three StoogeComedy - Color Cartoon AlsospeOlal subject Robot Bombs

A Very Merry Chl'lstmas to All

'Greenwich Village'Is Holiday Featureat Shores Theatre

ficlat or fleet deSignatIon "holders or folder 0,£ the book need not beshould cancel the old bcense number changedon theIr ml1eage ration record and Owners of fleet automobiles muston the cover or folder of the gasolme go to theIr local war pnce and ra ..ratlon book Insertmg the new 1945 tlonmg boards to have their mIleagenumber The lIcense number on the ratlOn records and rahon books

"Greenwich V111age will be the ndlvldual stamps wltbm the cover I changed' saId FItzgeraldfeature at the Shores theatre Sun~ .~~~~~_~ __ ~~_gacRt_~~~__!tQ(~_~day, Chnstmas Day and Tuesday i ~Starrmg Carmen \1:1ran~a W111am \'R R E COR D S ~BendIX Don Ameche and mtroduc. ~ Img VlVaCIOUSVlvlan Blame Green Iwlch Vlllage IS packed WIth melo IdlUs muSIC lots of laughter and ! The Ideal b'!beautiful girls The plot concerns a fJ.. J,(

young composer from Kansas Don t1! IAmeche who attempts to crash New ~ Gift for ~York s classlcal b g tIme wlth hts fA; aconcerto but he IS deViated from ~ CHRISTMAS Ih" well mtentwned plan by landmg ~ill Danny s Den a gay mght club III ~

the heart of Greenwich Vdlage Here ~ Ifortune teller Quenda Carmen lvfl W Irand a spots hIm and leads hIm to ~ YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC AT YOUR FINGERTIPS ~Danny \Wham Bend,x the propne tI! OUR SELECTION INCLUDES THE WORLD'S BEST ~~tor Danny mlstakmg Ameche for ~ f.(

mlll onaire from Kansas puts out the Wwelcome s>gnIII capItal letters smce ~ SYMPHONY - CLASSIC - JIVE - CAROLS !he s look ng for a financIal hacker I "Ifor a show he IS llltendmg to pro I

INeedlesduce From here an In the fun be We have an assorted list

gms for all concerned Record Holders--------- of records of special inter. I

\father IS In the Wacs and dad ~ Single Selections\l! est to chddren.gets lonely -Excuse glVen by Penn I fA; or Albums

State freshman for gomg home I ~ .... __ffi~ ~ i'll "We Make 'Em Perk" "INew License Numbers ~ ~

Must Correspond With : PER KIN S IMileage, Gas Record :

DetroH motonsts who obtam 1945 Iplates must change the beense rtum- ~ RADIO COMPANY ~ber on theIr mlleage ration record I Iand on the cover or folder of their \l! We Will Deliver If Purchase Is $5.00 or Morel ~gasoline rabon too It was announc ~ Ied today by W E Fitzgerald dlS !15201 MACK AVENUE -::- TUxedo 2.1919Jtrict dIrector w~_~_~~j=9.UI:!S~_~~7:S~_~_)15,n.~~Jl!il~

'Owners of v~hlcles other than of. ~~~~~~~~~~~~)I!;?J\i~~~~~~~~~~~

I!.~~PE~DGE~!?E?~M<L~~O~II SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DINNERS ~~. ROAST TURKEY I~ BARBECUE CHICKEN ~~ STEAKS • FROG LEGS III AND ~

~ ALL THE TRIMMINGS ~~ BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY !~ LIQUORS - BEER - WINES I~ WE SPECIALIZE IN BARBECUE SPARERIBS !~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~--~~~~-~-~~--~~~~~~~~-~~~~---~~--~~ ;:New Year's Eve I~ I.i (Sunday, Deeember ~1) I

WILL BE GAY

at thePunch !U'd Judy Cocktail Lounge I

l?i~~~"""" .....01"'.-. ....... ;~w _ -" "",:J:..-..7d~~~

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"rFAMODS FOR ITS

italianS.... hettl

CafeTU. 1-9849

Alger Cafe PlansGala New Year'sEve Celebration

Wading Pool in CityPark to be Renovated

'No Us Ands or Butts! -Slgn If!.a barren tobacco store m DesMomes 1'0'\\a

SANDWICHESServed from 6 P M to I A M

Mixed DrInks our SpecIalty WIth s fullItne of Beers chOIce Wmes and LIquors

CfII"t Shumway'sCocktail Lounge Marine Room Grille

•14948 E IEFFCR SON Grosse Pomte Park

MUrray 9289e A BRUNTON, Propnetor LOUIS GIRARD M.......

Courville16:140 HARPER

Now Under New ManagementCOMPLETELY REDECORA'1lED AND REMODELED

. - DANCETO-

RALPH SMITHAND HIS4 PIECE ORCHESTRA

Well Known to East SIdersEVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

No Door or Cover Charge at Any TIme - Moderate PrIcesLarge PartIes a SpeCIalty - Call Mane TV 1-9849

Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayDecember 26,27and 28

Ellen Drew Robert Lowerym

"DARK MOUNTAIN"Plus

Wm Ter.ry Vlrgtmq. Graym

"STRANGERS INTHE NIGHT"

TONIGHT* FREE *DINNERWARETo the Lache.

Tuesday, Wednesday andThunder Night.

CharlevOI~ at WaybumPhone TU Z-Z61\

ALOMA.

Fn, Sat Dee: 22, 23Don Ameche Carmen \1:Iranda

m"GREENWICH VILLAGE"

PlusPat 0 B cn Rt th Hu::.sey

1

"MARINE RAIDERS"

Sun, Mon Dec 24, 25Box OffIce Closed 6 15 Sunday

Continuous ChrIstmas From 2 pmRobert Young Charles Laughton

n"CANTERVILLE GHOST"

Andrews SIsters Leo Canllom

"MOONLIGHTAND CACTUS"

Music and DramaHighlight Programat Aloma Theatre

Upon the suggestIons and reco.mmendatlons of CouncJ1man ChesterF Carp~nter the City council has

I Issued orders to the City engmeer toThree gifts to the Wayne ulllvers go ahead and prepare plans and re

Ity college of engmeerlllg were ac ceive bids for rebuildmg and remodcepted by the board of educatlon at I el ng the wadlllg pool at the CItyItS last meetmg Included IS eqtllp I narkment valued at $1 000 donated by the The project w111cost apprOXImateMac 0 Lac Paint &'"Varmsh Works ly $9500X ray eqUIpment worth $750 present- The present plan of the pool willed by Dr Frederick A Stearns, and be preserved Changes to be madean electro steam Ulllt valued a-t $212 mc1ude facl1ltles for fill ng the poolthe gIft of the DetrOlt Rubber and WIth purified CIty water as well asPlastics Group pumps to dram and clean the watei

The sand bottom and beach Willremam the same

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tIOilL

fITrio of Top StarsAppear on Billat Colony Theatre

WeeI, Thur Dec 27, 28

"TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT"WIth

Ph I Baker Phrl SllversPlu:.

"ONE MYSTERIOUSNIGHT"

W,thChester v.rorns Jams Carter

Dlsney Cartoon - Shorts

Savarine* * *

Presenting -

Sunday, Monday, TuesdayDecemher 24, 25 and 26

"IN SOCIETY"WIth

Abbott and Costel1oPlus

"GHOST CATCHERS"W,th

Olsen and JohmanColor Cartoon - News

Continuous Sunday from 12 30Contmuous Christmas from 1 30

OutstandinglyDifferent

Entertainment!

Free Dishes to the LadlesWednesday an.d Thursday Nights

REG THORNTON

BAND

15635MACK AVE.TV. ZoZ3Z4

and His

Baby ChnstenedMarcIa Ellen Muntz baby daugh.

ter of Mr and Mrs Robert Muntzwas chrIStened by the Rev W CBurmeister The sponsors were Clar-enCe Muntz, Phyllls Gehrken andVirgInia Netschke

A tno of top stars - Barbara A double bill featurmg musIc anrl Your host Eddie De MercUriO atStanwyck Fred MacMurray and mtense drama wIll be offered patrons the Alger Cafe promises patrons oneEdward G Robmson - appear to of the Aloma theatre tomorrow and of the biggest and best New Yeargether III Double Indemmty PareL Saturday when Greenwich Village celebrations thiS year at hiS popularmount 5 tense suspense packed story and 1I,1anne RaIders Will be shown mght spot on East Warren nearof unholy love and double murder Pat 0 Brien and Robert Ryan are CourvIlle.. "-openmg tomorrow at the Colony the Marme offIcers and Ruth Hussey IS Wlth John111e Gahcl at the planoatre " a lIeutenant m the Austrahan Wo h1s musical men Gearge Bower

Adapted from James M Cam s men 5 Afr Force AUXIliary m Ma- George Troy and Peter Wltmko glVbest selbng novel Double Indemn rme Raiders With Frank McHugh mg forth an mterestmg dance proIty' 15 a mlxture of psychologlcal and Barton MacLane headmg the gram IS assured The band presents ti

drama mtense love and m{1rder featured cast The stOTY opens on wlde vanety of hot sweet, semiwhlch builds suspense from the mo Guadakanal With 0 Bnen and Ryan I claSSIcal or sWing mUSIC fast or slowment It starts until the surpnse cll takmg an actlve p~rt III that memo which w 11 please the mdlvldual smax Fred MacMurray IS a smooth rable struggle 'W~en the army ar taste and the tempo of the evenmgfast talkmg msurance salesman who nves to take over the two offIcers I The Alger feautres a complete asmeets up WIth Barbara She talk~ are sent to Australia where Ryan sortment of chOice wmes beers andFred who IS mfatuated w t 1 her meets VflSS Hussey and falls III love hquors and Ieature ta110r mademto plottmg the death of her weal I Before they can get marrIed Ryan d.r nks m xed as you 1ke emthy husband III order to collect the lIS wounded durmg a sneak Jap a r ReservatlOns are now belllg takenInsurance It looks lIke the perfect I raid From then on thmgs become for the '\Jew Year s event by phon.cnme untIl Edward G Robmson m I comphcated when Pat 0 Bnen gets Ing '~.nagara 9693surance claIms manager, tracks down I mvolved m the romance _the eVIdE\ce and comes up with the GreenwIch VIllage IS a techmkillers color mardl gras of musical mern.

Show Busmess starrmg EddIe ment starrmg Carmen vhranda WI1.Cantor and Joan Davls IS the ac ham BendIX and Don t\,meche andcompanymg feature on thIS bIll It newcomer VIvIan BlameIS the story of the rise of show bus! -- --- ----ness smce ItS early days to the pre~ Engineering Collegeent Receives Gifts

Fri, Sat Dec 22 23

"DOUBLE INDEMNITY"With

Barbara StanwyckFreq MacMurray

Plus"SHOW BUSINESS"

WIthEddle Cantor Joan DaViS

Cartoon, Continuous Saturday from 12 30

Save waste paper for school col-lectIons

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TINY'S ¥CAFE

Fine Mixed Drinks and WinesLiquors - The Best in Beers

The Chnton Bowlmg and Social Club planned to holda gala Chmtmas party at "Jake's" on Fnday mg-htfrom 8 30 pm to 2 00 a m with L Martm's quarteta feature

Cafe Casa Bella,15203 East Warren at Lakepointe

Hows Open Dally 4 00 p m.. to 4 00 a mSundays, ] 30 pm to 9 30 p.m

MERR,Y CHRISTMAS TO ALL -May We Continue to Serve You

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15406 Mack at Nottingham- Bring the Family --

Delicious Chinese and American FoodSpecial Complete

Christmas Turkey Dinners* * *

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A Lee's Burma~ Road Inn

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~'RingOut The OldBring In The New!

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~; MIThe Old Brick Inn I~ 18650 Mack Ave. NI. 9535 I

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E~AR'S ~ ~ I

t: ~CELEBRATION 'd ~

FUN FOR ALL ~i ~* *- ~

GEM~1~~ Or~~aTHM IMake Reservations Now! -- Call NI. 9535 I

! $1.50per Person Plus 30c Tax ~~--~~-~~_~mm_mm~_~~_m~

~""llIIi\"""m""""~""llIIi\""llIIi\llIIi\~_""""lll>\Im ~I Start the New Year right by getting acquainted with ourI host "Little Tony." Claude Lane your neighborhood bar.I ~tender.I~IJ, II

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Serving more than hall the people 01 MIChigan

DEARBORN OFFICE • 220T"l M eh gan Avenue near MonroeGENERAL MOTORS OFFICE F $1 Floa Gene 0:1 Mola s 'au ld I'ISGRAND RIVER 0 Fl"'e 9836 (, <:Ind Rver AvenUll Mor l verno $

GRATIOT OFFiCe 9980 G 01 ot Avenue (It Ha parHIGHLAND PARK OFFICE 13953 Woodward Avenue near FordJEFFERSON OFFICE •• 133 4 E JeHer$on Avenue near CoplinREDfORD OFFICE • 21600 Grand Rver Avenue at Burgu.R~AI. OAK OFFICI • • • • • • •• _ Royal Oak Mlclllgan

There are now eIght conveniently locatedDelIoIt Ed,son Home ScnIle Centcrs. Vl8lt theone nearest to you and make use of the sugges.tIOns and aS81<;;,tallce It offen Our Home SerVIceAdVIsors WIll gladly anmer any questIOns youhave about electriC applIance', IIghtmg, or cook.mg methods.

At no time in the year are delIcious, homemadecookIeS as mhlh In demand as at the ChrI~tmasand II.ew Year season Be sure you have plenty!

We inVIte you to "SIt }our nearest EdISonHome SerVICe Center Thmsday or Friday after.noons to watch our Home SenIce Ad"sors makean eXCItIng variety of small holIday cakes Dropin at any lIme In the afternoon •.• you'll enJoythe "cookIe sessIOn"

Vl .. t the Home ServICe Center nearest you-any Thursday or FrIday afternoon:

2x4's Wood Moldings, Boards and In.side Doors.

TO BUILD THAT EXTRA ROOMOR RECREA nON ROOM

* Celllng TIle for Basements, Offices and Stores

16xl6-12xl2-16x32, Sq Ft ...••••••••••••• 7.INSULATED PLANK, sq. ft. . .••••••••••••• 7.

8"-12"..:-16" x 8 Ft.

TEMLOCK

ON

9941 HAYES BOULEVARDNEAR OUTER DRIVE

* Attic Rooms and

Girl ScoutN.E.W-S

More skatmg r1l1ks w 1l be bUIltm the City of Grosse Po nte onneIghborhood lots accommodatmg alarger number of children One hcn~dred dollars has been set aS1de forthe bank 19 and floodmg

New Skating Rinks toBe BuIlt In CIty

Long before spruce and pme treescovered the vacant lots and theground was covered w1th snow ourG rI Scouts w~re bu~y mak ng theIrplans for ChrIstmas - plans thatwould assure a number of lonely peo~ple of some Chnstmas cheer

Troops 201 and 299 decided tomake and fill a Sea Chest for theMerchant Manne At first the mak~mg of the chest presented qUite aproblem to the girls but the husbands of the troop leaders came tothe rc:>cue and Alton Huntmgtonand Cia r Sober produ-eed a chest tomeet all spec ficatlOns The troopmembers filled It w th puzzles gamesand books and sent It to the eastcoast where It would be put aboarda merchant vessel Thus on Chrbtmas Day some merchant seamenw 11have a Merry Christmas thanksto the thoughtfulness of the GIrlScouts

Troop 201 has also been makmgtray mats and dolls for Children shasp tal as well as repalnng anfU<fnlshmg a doll house

At St Joseph s home for the agedon Cadieux road a ba of Chnstmas Icheer wl1l wend Its way for on Dec21, Troop 2:;7 w 11 SLOg Christmascarols to the members of the home

Th s same troop along w1th 38::.and 209 have made any number 01

Chnstmas cards for the soldIer:> at.\1anne hasp tal In thiS way theycan send greetmgs to theIr fnendsand relatlves Without haVing to buycards

Did you ever hear of one partypaymg for another one? That s exactly ",hat happened 111 GrossePOinte \Voods 1roop 209 gave agames party m the fall and wah

the proceeds from the affa r they areable to have a Chr stmas party forthe nursery school ch1ldren at theGrosse Pomte Community House onDec 21 All guests wl1l be presentedWith bean bags ma-de by the members of 209

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*TEN MINUTES DRIVE FROM GROSSE POINTE OR GRATIOT TOWNSHIPPI. 2412

Insulation Board, 4x8-%.in $1.40Insulation Board, 4x8-lh.in $1.70Sheetrock Knotty Pine Finish 4x8 $1.92

Call Us For FREE EstimatesI

By SERGT RUTH C WOLF

Announce BIrth'Ir and Mrs Lynn \1 Bartletr

(JOSep11l1e Kfl:>cr) a 10UllCe t1.,ebirth of a daughter, Sharon Ann, onDee 3

The sPlflt of Christmas prevailsonCe more despIte the prox m ty ofbattle and the far from practIcedImmortal words Peace on earthgood Will toward men

Christmas at camp finds manyWacs far from home but determ nedto make Chr stmas a merry one regardless Wacs are aware of the 1mportance of the tasks they are perform ng thiS Yuletlde season Theyw111mgly remalO at the1r posts Sideby SIde w1th the soldIers who, Inmany Instanc.es, have spent moreChnstmases away from home thanhave most Wacs

The reVIval of the Chnstmas sp1r1t 1S 1U full swmg once aga n m muchthe same manner as It has been recelved each year through the centUrIes Wacs are crunchmg throughthe snow In sl ck government Issuegaloshes carrymg cur ously shapedbundles whose contents have beend sgUlsed n gay wrappmgs and yardsof red nbbon Along stretches ofheretofore unmolested snow dnf+swmd scratchy tra1ls strewn w1th pineneedles Someone has dragged aChnstmas tree to Its crown ng placeof glory amId tr mmmgs and g fts 1Uiil Wa,c day room

At some sections of the globewhere women are setvll1g Chnstmasseems far removed from their hvesBut trad1tlOn 1~ prevalent and althawarm wmds rustle the leaves of palmtrees and the tropIcal moon rem ndsone more of summer Wacs keep theChnstmas spmt allve by exchangmggifts v.hQt1.er t ey be choh.e bar:> ofsoap or shoelaces

In whatever strange, new landWacs find themselves thiS seasonthey know the dreams they have fora perfect Chr stmas are bemg reaI1zed through the VItal work 111whichthey are now engaged

*THE GROSSI: POINTI: RI:VIFW

Service

,

we want yOll to reallz' thot the tenbmut r.d•., .. lItan lit. woro Imply. W. wet you to

oc;cept thil al • p,,,onal tnelSOSo especially

for you, '0 tho' YOy may unclerltond our cleslre

to ,h.r. your cfl,.,polI\tmentJ 01 well as your

h"pln ....

It II for that reOloft we prefer to reftect

the true Chmtmos spirit ,n order that thole With

whom w, are assoelatecl may obtain a clegree of

hOPPlnes. and undentandiftg_ Let us encleavor to

moke thiS a 'oyous sealon, emplOying the tracll.

tions of ChrlStmos to their fullest extent w,th tho

though in mind that In the not too for dl.tont

futur., WI Will CllSlOln enjo, on old-fashioned

American Yuletide_ S,neere ChflStmas wl.h.1 to

rou--our friends.

Landscape

Cafe

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Detroit

PLAYING FOR

I For many years it has heen our cUltom to ex-

t.nd season', greeting. to those whom wt have

the prlvd.,. of serving_ It has be." a cUltom to

whfch WQhove looked forwuref with "eot ."tiCI, ••tlon as It always gives us on opportunity to teU

yo ... of our appreelation. for your loyolty and po-

'roftoge. These Chrult",ol sentiments have! bet"'It,-emely p,r,onO' with 1,1. ble,u.e of the many

contacts which w. have h-ad with our frt."d. In thepost.

OUf lre.tln. thiS yeO! tGkes oft edde' Import.

once. W•• r. fully conscioy. of your problems,

your dlSOppolntments, of dreamt unreahltd, and

In lome Itutances perIanal lacr"lcOI. It I. with

f~1J knowledge of yo"r expe'len". tSarl", the postyear that we attempt to conve, our thou8hts 1ft

thil me'u... When "e lay "Merry Cbrlltmol,"

Dancing

Greater

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Thursday, December 21, 1944

E. LOU W E R S PH 0NET U xed 0 2.2275 ~_l!'ll!so.<l!<Oi:!llO(!<II!_!<II!~l!Oll!!lll<~!<II!l""'r;;lso.<so.<so.<!<II!!<II!r;;l!<ll!so.<l~ ~~~~~~~-~IChr~t~as TreesII II 500 SPRUCE AND BALSAMS II ~~~~ss~~~~~~~ ~~ $1.00 EACH II ~ ~ ~I ~A Surprise Package I ~f~~J~sII ~ BLANKETS I• ft For You ~~~~isSJ\ I PILLOWSI ~ CORSAGES I• AT THE B <I, Poinsettia •• Plants IIIJ\ I~ Place your Orders Early J\

I ' ~~KALES & MAFFOR FLORISTS ~

IiAlger Cafe Il=..."":;._::;::~=!

I~ A. L. DAMMANPresenting

at the PianoGeorge Bower - George Troy

and Peter Witinko

Thursday-- Thru-.Sunday

I "r • EAST WARREN AT COURVILLEi for Reservations Call NIagara 9693 I

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MElrose 3455

14410 E. JeffersonLE.5955

Recreation Rooms and Ex-tra Attic Rooms BuiltPorches-Enclosed or OpenComplete Carpentry Re-pairs

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VULCANIZING

2 - STORES - 2

16329Harpel:'Avenue at CourVille

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Chti:J.tlnaJ-For Appointment ,

Call TUxedo 2.0220 tiaet POl'Ca\~e-r ser~iee.JSaleS &,

~' 15210 Mack Ave.- at Lakepointa

OffIceTUxedo 1 1500

10711 Whltl1er

AR. 0810 • AR. :mo

STORM SASH FOR ALLWINDOWS* CombInations and Unique

Sash for Steel WmdowsFree Estimates - Terms

ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS

ty wl11be held Friday mght Dee 22 br ng111g glfts for Maune hosp talat seven 0 clock 111 the Rlchard and Ch Idren s hospitalschool playroom The program w111 Th'e commlttee from the churchbe Carols From \fany I ands by school staff plannmg the party mthe boys and girls of the church fludes Mr~ Alton R Huntmgtonschool The p a11lst IS \1:rs Paul cha rman v[esdames Edward Bloom\{athewson-a ld the h gh school an"d ClarIce Wigman and "Valtermembers of the church chOir wills ng The pastor w111tell the stor} Fnzzell Mrs ¥arry Barnard 15If Jesus Had 1\ot Come chairman of the refreshment com-Santa Claus W111 be present The m ttee Refleshments are bemg pro-

boys and gIrlS are asslshng Santa by ,v ded by the V\ omen s AssooatlOn

WENDL~ND CONTRACTING CO.

RADIOS-WASHERSRepaired and Serviced

e::::::3 III-We also service sew ..

in g machines and

vacuums. Parts for

all makes. We pickup and deliver.

WALTON'S

"QUALITY RECAPPING SINCE 1925"

RECAPPING

BOYER AND SONSMOTOR CITY TIRE SERVICE

ONLY GRADE A TRUCK RUBBER USED

Wheel Alignment - Straightening - BalancingGRADE I TIRES ALL SIZES

PROMPT ~ERVICE-ALL WORK GUARANTEED

See Your Neighborhood Dealer Listed BelowGrosse Pointe Central Service Grosse Pointe Farms Service

335 FI.her ~oad, Grosse POinte 131Kercheval, Grosse FOlbteKercheval.Cadieux Service Jefferson-NottIngham Service

16820Kercheval, Grosse POinte 15409East JeffersonRay M. Whyte Company Mack-tourville Sunoco Service

17052Kercheval, Grosse POinte 16351Mack Avenue

Bring This Ad for' Free Alignment Check.Up

COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE

3455 E. Jefferson Avenue

Sunday 11 a m Church serVlce11 a m Church school7 p m Youth groupsThe church fam Iy Chnstmas par

Sunday school 9 45Church, 11 005unday Dee 24 there wlll be a

speCIal chlldren s Chnstmas serVIceat 7 30 pm There wlll be recltatlOn~and songs by the kindergarten andthe pnmary dlvlslon of the Sundayschool There w1l1 aha be coloredshdes deplchng the Chnstmas StoryThIS will be augmented by a solo by\-flss Joyce Schmldt a duet byJoyce and Donald Schmldt a c 11dren s chOlr and readmgs of theChnstmas Story The audlence \\111also partlcIpate m the program

On Chnstmas mornmg there Vvlllbe a candlehght service at 7 00 amThe church w1l1 be gaily decoratedWith flowers, wreathe;::, and gall.mdand a Chnstmas tree to celebrate thecom1ng of our Savor mto the worldThe chOir WIll S-lUgcarols and rende"an anthem Glory to God by GeorgeKessel An oblIgato solo will be sung-by Mrs Ottmar Scnm dt, wao hasdone so much to beautify our servIces In the past she has chosen theever popular Chnstmas song ] esuBambmo by Pletn Yon

On ] an 1, there will be a 1\1ewYear s service at 11 00 a m All membel'S and theIr {!'lends are welcome

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~EDW. F. FOLEY

HNow all our neIghbors chImneyssmoke,

And Chn,lma, hlock' are hummg,The" o.e., Ihey Wlth haked.meal

choke,A.d all their spll' are tumt.gWilhoulthe door lei 'arrow lye,A.d If lor cold It hap 10dieWell hury IIID Christma, pie,And e.ennore he merry:'

CALVARY LUTHERANCHURCH

20415 Mack AvenueWILBERT C BURMEISTER.

Pastor

GROSSE POINTECONGREGATIONAL

CHURCHREV CHARLE~ W SCHElD.

MinISter

Attention-Cat owners Enter yotlr cat In the

Michigan Cat Club Cat Show, Jan27 and 28, 1945 Entries close Jan 2Information H B Zieses TO9-1046

Gen. R. A. & Co!. F M.

Alger Post 995 V. F. W.

Masseur"Secrets of the Feet"

1203Wayburn LE.9585----FRATERNAL

Mef;!'bSecond and Fourth Monday,Each Month at 17145Et Paul Ave~nue Groue POinte Michigan

AU VFW and Potential Memben

Welcome

TU. Z-3737

GREETING CARDSfor All OccaslOns

CAMERA REPAIRSPhoto CopIes

ofBIrth Certlfica tes

LIcenses htc

Everythmg for theBuilder and Repalrman

Oil Drums

to be LlOnel Solld RaIl

Postwar Model RallroadFANS - Ask about our

run by members

Club to occupy a 20x4S itstore m thIS bUlldmg- Club

8 MM. HOMEMOVIE

RENTAL LIBRARYLATEST CASTLE

RELEASESTRAVEL. NEWS

COMEDYSPORT SUBJECTS

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Croue POinte Wood.

Ni,hb, Sunday. and Holiday. Niagara 8601

Photo SuppliesAvaIlable

Good Merchandlse, Quallty

Photo F1tllSlllng-In our 0"\ n plantMember MasterPhoto Finishers

of America

TRAINSTrain Lamp.

Lamp Socket.Track

Megow and SkyhneBudding Kits

Trees

and Combination Screen

SPECIAL

19473 Harper Av6nue Between Seven and Eight Mile Rds.TUxedo 2-4800

and Storm Sash

POWERS LUMBER & SUPPLIES

Tram RepaIrs

Lionel Approved Service Station

\\ e have genU1l1e Lionel and An er can1 her repOll pllls Repall \\ 01k GU \RA" TI:I:D PRO\lP r RI:A SO" \BLL Railroad sound effects records, RaIlroad Maga~zme, LIonel Model BUIlder carned 111 stock

ORDER NOW

160cr EVI::LA},D DRILLS

WIthSTEEL STAND

$12.50

Phone for Estimates

Open Evenmg. Beginning November 27 Through Chrl,tma.

BAKER & BAKERTRI\.INS - PHOTO SUPPLIES • MODEL KITS

An Established busmess, made pOSSIbleby SatisfiedCustomers. VISlt our new store

Storm SashStorm DoorsInsulationRock WoolPlywoodSheetrock

ORDER EARLY

CITY GLASS COMPANY11800KERCHEVAL LENOX 4000

STORM SASH

* - All Sizes - *

DoorsTrimInsulation BoardKnotty Cedar

MOUNT OLIVEEVANGELICAl,.

LUTHERAN CHURCHRadnor A venue at Mack

KENNETH W VERTZ. Pastor

11l;lI1 f"hglmt>rl1 gt J;'lgntlt>N,L.LVVV V.I. ...u.I..l.a.."" ..." WI. ... .I........ ",.v .. '"

4 Blocks North of Outer DrivePhone PIngree 9548

Open da Iy-Mon Thurs. 10 am 6 pm Fn Sat, 10 am 8 pm

Pay YourElectric, Telephone and Water BIlls Here

American Express Agency

Broedel Plumbirtg Heating & Co.

WARNING---Cold Weather Due!

COMPLETE STOCK OF GOOD AIRPLANE KITS

Don't Get Caught With Your Heatmg Plant on the "Bum"

Manpower shortage will make It ha.rd Eoryou to get prompt servicelater Don't take chances Order an mapecbon NOW I

* Complete Plumbing and HeatIng Service *• RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL • REPAIRS• SERVICE • ALTERATIONS • OIL BURNERS

• STOKERS • ELECTRIC SEWER CLEANING

Have Your Heating PlantCHECKED NOW!

the corner although not very 1m conscIentIous teachers 15 never toopreSSlve outwardly, still has a warm full to receIve new members Ourand welcome atmosphere wlthm for church also sponsJ!S rehglOm tramall who enter Its portals DIVine serv tng d'<Ulses for chi. dren as well asIces are held every Sunday at 10 45 adul.s who deSIre a better underand Sunday school at 9 30 With stand ng of t"e fundamentals of theclasses for all age groups Our Sun Chnstlan rel glOn The children'

This bttle white church around day school staffed by tramed and classes are held In the church parlors:.:.:.:.:.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.:.:.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.-::eyery Sa tur da y morn mg from 9 00 to

11 00 whde the adult classes m~eton Monday or Thursday evenmgs at8 00 If you or your chlldren de.m~m~mbershlp In either of these clanes consider th s artnouncement asour petsonal lOVltatlOn

20752 Mack Avenue

Allurmg flashmg dIamond en~hanced by the streamHhed de~sIgn of yellow gold mountmgs

$1135.00 Set

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. .:Our large selectIon of du-:Settes and solItaIres make It 5:posslble for you to choose:;the mountIng and stones of 55your personal preference 5. ................. "" 1.1 ,

Don't ThrowThis Awav ..

We know you are busy at ChrIStmas tuneand we know that many ChrIStmaS"sentunentsfmd the .. way to the waste basket, but before dIS-cardmg ours. we want you to know that It ISpre-sented '" all smcerlty and Wlth genume appre-clatlOn for all the kmdness that have been ours mthe past Weare grateful for the good thmgsthat have corne our way. many of them unde-served perhaps Beheve us when we Sdy th,Sgreetmg comes from the depths of oUr hearts.

ENSEMBLE

SUPERB DIAMOND

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Two Blocks East of Cadieux Rqad

MASONIC RING

BIRTHSTONE

$19.10

from $19.75rII nl 1)

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Solld gold MasonIc andother fraternal rmgs

Maskell Hardware1274 Mack Avenue TD. 2.1781

iit Flnely cut cameo rmgsXl Many styles Sohd gold

mountmgs

c?'---,,-~ ..'\,b '''$1 u* $ Mtl ~_ hii.&#q;?~e.r<N M+-~~

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Detroit, Michigan

ALL YARDS

PROMPTDELIVERY

All SIzes - All Kinds

COALCOKE

FOR SALE-Used Car.1932 F OUR DOOR-Chevrolet goo

tlres smooth runn ng motor C,r ,134

GENERALCARPENTER WORK

TOM POTTS, JR.

• Q

onCleaning or Pressing

for Men in OurArmed Services

Remodelmg Porches Steps, RoofIng,Sldll1g Storm Sash \\ e bUIld completeumts of Kitchen Cab nets and 5lOks

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Must Have USES Referral

Ask for Attrachve Desk Calendar

for Any

Radio -WasherSERVICE

POINTE APPLIANCE SHOPLE. 9229

Boy or Girl

Vacuum Cleaner and Sewmg MachIne RepaIrsParts for All Makes - P,ckup and Dehvery

Continental MotorsCorporation

• A Regular

~~

Regal Cleaners

Priority Service

12801 E. Jefferson Avenue

Architectural Draftsman, MechanicalDraftsman, Assistant Chemist, Test En-gineers, Airplane Engine Mechanics, alsoStock Handlers and Unskilled Help. "

WITH THE HONEYWELL.

tteetrie 411nitorAs Low As $23

J. T. Hurley, Inc.11851 Kercheval Avenue

TELEPHONE LE. 1660

15029 Kercheve1 near Maryland

SchoolDesk

15318Ea.t Jefferson

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1464 SEYBURN

Christmas Suggestions

FOR SALE-MiscellaneousBICYCLE-\fan s pr~war ne\\ bal

loon t re~ $40 1 welve mdescensherbet., $J DR 0384

IfAll

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I; AdJu,'abl. 'able w.t~ .wivel chaor Well con. <t 1350IJ( .tructe~ Steel and birchwood Use any place in ~I house Must be seen to be appreclatel

lilllfiIi __ lIliIlIliIlllliI __ lIliIlllliI _

ElectroluxCleaners

one th rd moone fifth mo

Christmas Trees1,'80 to Chooae FromSpruee and Bal.am

1WILLIAM ALLEMON

FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-MiscellaneousSF LE.CT-Cord wood for fireplac

16 and 24 lOches well seasonedlU 29324

GIRL S-Whlte Ice Skates size 4G rl Scout umform 10 or 11 years

girl s black rubbers Sl:re 7 ladv>:black suede pumps new size 7 A..Abo s fingertlp coat s Le 14 new$10 boy s galoshes s ze 3 babv.,Illgbcha r cnb doll hIghchaIr 212feet h gh !\l 4631

TWO-Beautiful taffeta mo re bed."spreads hvlll size green 1\lth rose

tr m 5240 Somerset 1\1 2629

TOY-Automobile streaml ned goodcondit on pedal motlOn T Ixe.do

2 8079

ONE-~ol d walnut cockta 1 tal Jefloor lamp g r1 s lce skate., s ze

4 20237 1\. ngsvllIe

>\LI - Bronze floor lamp md rectllghtmg hand sewn shade $15

Tv 2 5870 1332 Roslvn

TRA 1\ SFOR \fER-Master powerful two burner gas plate caned

walnut plano bench carved walnuthall chair maple chest of dra verschauffeur s overcoat Size 40 11kne v 1\112631

Beauttful young- smg-erscolors Home raIsed

1441 l;OTTIKGHA \1

Are belDl' deh",ered Now More neworder .. are taken I OaJwala, autha.rJzed dealer and .ernceman IV3372

GOLF CLUBS-Set J,m AndersonladY s matched Irons Never used

$16 AR 2645

GRAND PIANO-Chase Bras mahogany Good COndItion $500 331Merriweather TU 20801

ALU\JfINU\Jf - Toy dishes sturd}doll cr b wlth beddmg doll tedd\

bear box of bul1dmg lumbergames cll ld s chair "'JI 3564

Canaries -

NEW

Mack at Unlveulty

LIV!"\TG - Room suIte two piecebeautiful rust colored molfalr al

spr ng construct on good condit onvery reasonable 1281 Ben teau

LIGHT-Oak office SWiVelchalr hkenew $10 rL 2 1781

APARTME1\JT-Slze washer III excellent con htlon $35 Jun or na

tural oak buffet reasonable Tuxedo2 6184

WOOD-Lathe 9~30tor 11 lOch JIgsaw

tor PI 9788

TI\1\4:F - 1 ft coat nn!' q al tlike I ew s 7e 8 10 c 11 ~ npe 1

sive Imported 1:< 19hsh "001 leggl gset I ned \\lth all wool fla mel beautlfully tailored damty blue taffetadress worn once sIze 6 1\1 3564

ELECTRIC-Tram $45 With trackbed $60 1\113141

UNIQUE-Storm ush for steel wmdows made to open wJth your

i7&.~~a~ll~I S~n and Sash Co

ELECTRIC-Tram Amencan l<lyer engme coal car five passe 1ge

can lots of track 10 wmdup MICkey "lIJ"ousehand car 'WIth traCk $4assortment metal soIdlers nursesetc 1\JI 5563

GROSSE POINTE PARK -LAKEPOINTE south of Jef

ferson Four bedrooms Steamheat Sunroorn Natural fireplace 1 wo car brIck l;aral;e 50It lot Splendld locatIOn $12,-600 Mr Baker

SELDON & JOHNSON INC16322 Mack Avenue

TUxedo 2 2100

GRAYTON-Near Mack FIftyIt lot Cape Cod Three

rooms and large bath dm\ nstall s Tv.o larg-e sI7ed bed~rooms up VenetIan blmds H Ahea t Garag e, $6 \00 11",Snapp

GROSSE POINTE PARK -YORKSHiRE F 0 u r bedrooms, two baths first floor

lavatory Basement tOIlet Rec-reatIOn room Larg-e lot Va~cant Cash to mortl;al;e MakeappoIntment to sO'e thIS nlcebuddIng now, WIth Mr Tromb-ly

GROSSL POINTE WOO~S -LITTLESTONE Just nort'l

of Mack Avenue Enl;ltsh Colomal Llght yeras old Threebedrooms Scree~ed terrace1 wa car garage Mr Hornung-tor appomtment

Nt 8310.

GROSSE POINTE PARK -GRAND MARAIS near the

lake Beautlful four bedroomEnghsh ColonIal Two bathsand stall shm" er on secondfloor Recrea bon room and bar

/' Lot 75xlSo Breezeway and 2 Icar bnck g-aral;e, $8,000 Wlllhandle Mr Baker

Detroit, Mich.

The TelephoneCompany

FOR WOMEN

WANTED-To Rent

Steady preferred work nowaud after the war

12801 E. Jefferson

Continental MotorsCorporation

1365 Cass Avenue at StateIn Downtown DetrOIt

HELP WANTED-Female

Female HelD Wanted) .ComptometerOperatorsTypistsStenographers

Or tncycle. rel;ardle •• ofcondltlOn BIll's BIke ShopLenox 4130

Has Opentnl;s for Vanety ofPOSItions

These POSltlons Offer a Chanceto Help AchIeve VIctory

and at the same tIme offer anOpportuntty for the Future

C0ge In and let our Employm~nt InterVIewers tel! you

about the pOSItions no\-\

Open

We thInk you WII! hke tele-phone work because It offers\

2 Ex cell e n t enVIronment,pleasant assodates

CafetenaS or dmInl; facllttIes

Employment OffIce Open from

9 a m to 5 p m Dally

Closed Sunday

4 Good pay "Ith rel;ular mcreases

Michigan BellTelephone Company

LAU~DRY _ At home TuxedoI 1063

WIFE-And son of returnmg overseas officer deslre mcome or flat

fU'rnished v -emlty of St Ambroseparlsh before Feb 15 LE 3515

PERMA 'l\ENT - Executlve pledgesbest care for four bedroom un

furmshed house, needed before SeptIS MU 5116

LIST-Your reaJ estate on theLast SIde wlth us We have

alaI ge staff of expenencedsalesmen ready to serve)' auSELDON & JOHNSON INC

16322 Mack AvenueTUxedo 2-2100

WANTED-To Buy

BICYCLES-

WE BUY-Complete homes of furmture Antiques modern odd

pIeces Also radiOS washers reIngen tors sewmg machInes etcSchram Furniture Call FI 5810

OLD CLOTHINGWANTED-

ANY SIZE,

HIghest pnces paId for men s SUitSand shoes Telephone call wlll bnngus to you ImmedIately TelephoneTyler 4-3625

FISHING BO".T WANTED-Fourteen to 16 ft round bottom. WIth

one or two cylmder four cycle mboard motor preferred Call TuxedoI 3980

DOLL-Trunk Tu~edo 20676

TU'{FDO - S ze 35 36 for h ghschool bo;. TU :2 8;41

FOR SALE-MiscellaneousCA,ARIES - For sale Beautiful

young singers guaranteed $1250up 172f1 DetrOit St _

BALL-Bearmg tncyc1e and snowsled 2931 Crane A\ e IV 0485

MAPLE-Doll Crib. large SIze, prewar MU 6969

NI 4255

MUSIC LESSONS

1H~ ('RO~~F POINTF "~VI!'W"--" ----.

PICTURE FRAMING

HELP WANTED-Male

For usher Must be overSIxteen

Colony Theatre15635 Mack

EACH CHRIST-MAS as It comes

and goes proves anewthat love IS the onlyb,ndmg power 01 theworld In these darkdays 01 late necem.ber when the bright.ness Qf smiles makeample amends forlack 01 brIghtnessoverhead. we agatnsend our most heartYChristmas Greetmgs.

For 25 Years We HaveBeen ServUlg Grosse Pomte

Interior-ExteriorPamtml; - Decoratmg

We Must Be RightCall for EstImate

A H DePAEPENIAGARA 1440

Continental MotorsCorporation

12801 E. JeffersonDetroit, Mich.

F. D. ReisenerPainting and Decorating

5260 CourvilleNiagara 5944

If Not at Home Can TV '2 52!t7

Audit ClerksCost AccountantSchedule ClerkTimekeepers

Must have USESReferral

PART TIME--,.Fuel oil drIvers Apply \1r Foggo Argo 011 17450

Hawthornp S x 1vflJeRoad

ACCORDION - Lessons In yournelghborhood 20484 Elkhart Bllly

VultaggIO Accordion StudiO 10039GratlOt PL 1087

Washing Machine RepairingELECTRICAL - Appltance serVIce 1

Washers and vacuums rebutltCecil Ayhng NIagara 6248

Painting and Decorating

COM P LET E - FramlOg .er ••fCe available on prints pictures

pamtlngs etc Prompt and excellentservice Golden Basket Book5hop16820 Kerchev.1 NI 6553

DECORATING - PAINTING 3INTERIOR. EXTERIOR

QUALITY VvORKMANSHIPo J SOLTERISCH

MURRAY 1058ALL DECORATIl,G_ Paperhang

mg and pa ntmg guaranteedTwenty five years expenence Steamremover MU 1471 after 5PAINTI1\G-And decoratmg F D '"'"

Relsener 5260 Courville NI 5944If nOit at home call Tuxedo 2 5257

INTERIOR _ Decoratmg Guaranteed workmansh p and materIal

(plus 30 years eApenence) Est!mates free Have your work donenow FHA time payment! If deSiredWllham LOADER 1\114407

JOH1\I EVANS & CO-In tenor .ndextenor pam ton and decorators

Estimates furOlshed AR 9223

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Fluorescent

2.56022-5727

SERVICES

TV.

LOST AND FOUND

REPAIRS

NIagara 1426

New ConstructionCommercie1 and Shop

Maintenance

ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

1. H. HEBERLINGELECTRIC CO,

rllff "i'!lIROCK WOOLINSULATION

hftklHt It .. tttSt 24 tt. If

52304

GUARANTEED REPAIRSON ALL MAKESSewml; Machine.

and Vacuum leaner.PHONE MR GRAVES

TUxedo 2-5044at 4174 Maryland

Pearls restrung- and knottedImItatIOn pearls and beadsrestrung QUlck serVIce

TWO-Black leather -garr son bel sWith brass buckles Number 50 and

No 74 Fmder please return toPierce JUnlor h gh school

BROWN-Setter pup female, whltebreast wlth brown spots Reward

Niagara 3637

LAMP SI:RVICE-We speclahze In

the repalf and service of floorl<lmps three way lamps table lampsand lamps of every descnptlol1 Oldstyle bndge lampS converted mtomost modern type of mdIrect bghtmg Vases and 011 lamps converted toelectnc Serv ce to all parts of DetrOit and suburbs Lamp SpeCIaltyServ ce fO 815435

WASHERS-And sweepers expertlyrepalred Guaranteed parts for all

types Lenox 3775 _ _ BOY-LIGHT UP-For Chnstmas Let us

repaIr your lamps and convert oltdstyle bndge lamps mto modern IndIrect three way lamps NI 3492

LAMPS-Lamps lamps We repairall types \fodcrulze yOur old style

bndge lamps by havmg them converted mto modern mdlrect lampsFverythmg tn lamps for tae homeMU 7604

Plumbing and Heating

PLUMBING-HeatlOg repalrs Shopon wheels Expert servIce No ,o-b

too large none too small NI 0833Joseph C Eger 15830 CharlevoIx

GEORGE M 1ijOICE- 1373 Bea-consfield Lenox 5;,42 master

plumber Plumbmg and heattng re~pairs of all k nds

SEWI"IG MACHI1\IES-All 1"akesrepaired a.nd guaranteed Two

days serVlce CH 8556

DRESSMAKING-And alterationsalso button holes }. I 39J9

RUfrLED - Curta I1S laundered athome Cash and carry TU 2 8613

5925 \farsellles

Have Your-

PAINT IT - Yourself wlth Devoepamts Paint spraYing equipment

rented MUMFORD S Floor COyerlng 15006 Harper Arhngton 7080

JUKE BOX - For rent Ideal forpartles and weddings PR 3183

BICYCLES-Palllted and repairedA 1 work Plck Up and delIvery

serVIce 5241 Farmbrook TU 2 80.)3

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Review Want Ad~

NOTICES

CORSETIERE

ROOF OILING

1900 LOUISE

WALL WASHING

UNIverSIty 3-5982

CARPENTER WORK.

LUMBER - BUILDER SUPPLIES - CEMENTCOAL - STORM SASH - PAINT

H. H. CANFIELD

Good workmanshIp Esti-

mates cheerfully l;lven

MASSAGE TREATMENTS-

ALL KINDS-Of bnck and ce-

ment repaIr work expertly

done Cal! TU 2 7218BRICK-RepaIrs All kinds SpeCIal.mg tn fireplaees NI 7932

GIven at home LIcensed

masseuse Twmbrook 1-2920

CHAPLOW LUMBER CO.8675 E. 7 MILE ROAD at E. Outer Drive

TWinbrook 1-1566 We DeliverPurehases of $30 or Over on Easy Monthly Terms

*-«.. to'("-" S101M S!'!,.. '"\ it ttf trkt'

~ ,ri~'fill

5\75 eac' ..............,..,,,,~1.\566-

CARPENTER - Repamng altera.hons and recrea{.ton rooms TU

2 6596

ANY-RepaIr work on homes, storesor apartments Ftrst class "ark

and prompt serVice S Eo Barber20380 Nesblt Niagara 6784

PANELS - Plywood. recreationrooms BUild now Hobday season

ahead the perfect gift, enJoyed bythe entIre family See my finishedrooms Call AR 3160

WINDOW CLEANING----------MASTER WINDOW CLEAN. /

ERS-ReSldent,.1 and Indus-rIal Clean work PromptservIce AIl Electrical

9315 TRAVERSEIVanhoe 8088

CHAPLOW'S PARADE* OF VALUES **

Our 16th YearRUSSELL'SFOR CURTAINS

Draperle. _ Lace TableclothsSpeCialist. In laundenng and cleanInR fine curtams, draperle., lacetablecloth., chenIlle or candle. tickbedspread.

East SIde'. ExclUSiveCUR'(AIN LAUNDRY

ILEnox 8633RUSSELL CURTAIN LA~NDRY

AND CLEANERS14727Kercheval Avenue

Between A.hland and Manistique

HIGHLY Recommended rehablewall washIng service by r~fined

white men Call Arlmgton 4192

WALL WASHING-H,gh quahtywork done by whIte men Drexel

1814

WALL WASHING _ Best workRIght pnce Call evenmgs Tuxedo

I 2012

Wall Washing -And paper cleanmg Rehable wh te

workers One day serVlce

PRospect 2644 orARhnl;ton 7185

CREOSOTE-Roof all lS your bestassurance of protectIon and long

el" hfe for tbat wood shmgle roofyou ve been neglectmg We do Itfor less Call R E Long IV 8088

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Builder

Legal NoticesPublic Auction

TU. 2-0833

Dr. Edward C.VAN HOETOPTOMETRIST

Plumbing andHeating

Ask Your Neighbor

Thursday December 21 1944

FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

OHice: TUxedo 1-4660

4199 Nottingham Road

T.I.p~on •• Off.... TU 1.1800Re'ldenee N I 0557

Dr. MargaretVerbrugghe

Osteopathic Physicianand Surgeon

1843 LancasterOfFIce hour. Z to 4 and 7 to •

Ezcept Thursday and SundaySunday hy AppOIntment OnlyGro .. e POInte 'Wood. 30. Mlch

16922 Kercheval, 16319 E. Warren3843 49 PurItan

TU. 2-4000, TU 2.1600, UN 2.3300

Three PIece walnut bedroom su tethree pIeCe maple bedroom sutte

Mdler sun lamp breakfast setchtld s maple de~k Governor W nthrop desk antIque occaslOnal cha rwIth needlepo nt mantle mIrror TU1-4406e SPENCEH COHSET~-lndlvldual1y

deSIgned dress and surgIcal garGIRL S-Tubular Ice skates size 12 ments over 13 years experlence

used tWice boy s or lad) s skates I Mamie Hannert Nl 40?.7 or TOSIze 6 black shoes U S Rayed '.4312 368 McKmleyrubber high top shoes size 8 Man I I>nmg Bowman electnc percolator Brick and Cement Repairsurn nme cup MU 1429

Serving This Communityfor 30 Yeers.

MERRY CHRISTMASTO ALL

ALGER CLEANERS

EMPLOYMeNT AGENCIES

Eye. Examined, Glaue. Fitted10 00 a.m. to 5 00 pm..

Evening. by AppOintment

16853 'Harper AvenueAcro.. From Vogue Theatre

Under the prOVISIons of OrdmanceNo 44 of the VIllage of GrossePOinte Park a pubhc auctlon wIll beheld at th~ Pollee Garage 15115EastJefferson Avenue on January 6 1945at 1 00 pm The followmg Items Wi Ibe auctlOned and the proceeds wIllbe deposIted m the general fund ofthe VIllage of Grosse POinte Park--

10 boy s bicycles3 gIrl s bIcyclesMen s and ladles c10thmgMIscellaneous artIcles

HENRY W PIEL,ChIeI of Pobce Villagp.of Grosse Pomte Park

We Specialize in

Cleaning CarpetsOn Your FloorWork GuaranteedPrompt SemeeFor Free Estimate.

Phone Tuxedo 1-1260

HAINES CARPETCLEANERS

Wilbur N. Williams

PIANO TUNINGPIANO TUNING ~ ElectriC clean-

mg C L Edwards, 6111 UniversityPlace TU I 3173

BASEMENT REPAIRSWATER PROOFING- Basements

Ed Harvey TEmple 2 0753)

- -lIILLER-Emplo ment .geney FI

2656 Domesttc help women forlaundry and cleanmg Part.t1me orweekly Good laundresses and dean.on

General Repair-,

Porches steps roofs screenand storm porche. KItchens Plastering-modernized No lob too bll; andnone too small

PhoneH ROBBINS

HOl;arth 5668

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TU.2-3000

FOR STEELWINDOWS

UNIQUESTORMSASH

17801 MACK AVE

NI. 3665

Early

fIlE INSPECTION OF YOUR FURNACEBY It. WARM AIR PURNAce speaAUST

,,,,, .. /fttChrysl" Air-Temp

Hollan.leftnoxMoncrIef

Round Oak5mbeam

,Oldsmobile Service

LE. Z060

'PAINTING

We Paint and InstallFREE ESTIMATES

MLLER SCREENAND"SASH CO.

Thursday, December 21, 1944

FOR SALE-MiscellaneousRUBBER-Dydee doll set 01 How

and VVhy books mahogany endtable desk chalr all hke new won-derful gIfts NI 4307

RADIO - MaJestlc model No 72,caqlllet and receptIOn m excellent

condition pnCe reasonable 257 Me-. Ml1lan Road TU 2 6909

You'll want to sparkle at your

New Year's party So goet

out your golad ragos now and

send them early to have

them fresh CrISp and clean for

New Year's

••

,em

Genuine Paris UsedSk,HedWarkmen T METAL

wrft ~ 'llSEJ.(S ~~&F1NG CO.J\IU"& I&b14 Harper

NEW FURNACES AVAII.A8LE WHERENECESSAIIY FQ.R. R.EPLACEMENT

IRONER - VACUUM CLEANER AND

IMPERIALCLEANERS

All Kinds of Polishing - One-Day Service

KOTCHEROLDSMOBILE CO.

WASHER ServiceNiagara 0995

Call Momings or Evenings'=======- Floor .......AL JARCHOW • ~:neetrieal

That Good C6alDISTRIBUTORS FOR

• GRENADIER STOKER COAL CD OLGASTOKER COAL e KOPPERS STOKER COAL

INVISIBLECOMBINATION

WINDMILL POINTE TAILORSWe welcome the opportuDlty the holiday season offers to expressour appreclatton of the patronage and good wtll of our friend.Melry Christmas to you aUFred M Schuman Eatabhshed 1925 We close even1l'l!lSat 7 00

1493] East Jeft'eraon at CIl.,. Lin1lts

Baktr-Whildin Coal Co.PLaza 8500

Mack at Nottingham

)..

Stoker Co a IFOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

Authorized Cadillac and14350 E. Warren, at Chalmers

BUMPING

Send

IScreen and Storm Sash

Lenox 1163

PLan 0065

'33 to '37 $ 125 to $ 380'38 310 to 495'39 470 to 715 I'40 645 to 865'41 770 to 1105'42 1070 to 1255

'33 to '37 75 to 435'38 320 to 545'39 475 to 690

'40 605 to 865'41 825 to 1105'42 1015 to 1290

'37 &. '38 375 to 670'39 & '40 500 to 855'41 &. '42 900 to 1305'37 &. '38 350 to 755'39 &. '40 700 to 905'41 &. '42 (000 to 1505

d>

World's Busiest Dealer

WANTED-Used Cars

9800 Grand River Ayenu~NOrthIawn 9200Buyer WtlI Call

Ford. '40 60S to 860Ford. '41 825 to 1I00Fords '42 1015 to 1285Plyms '37 & '38 375 to 645Plyms '39 & '40 500 to 850Plym. '41 & '42 900 to 1300Ponts '37 & '38 350 to 750Pon~s '39 & '40 700 to 900Ponts '41 & '42 1000 to 1500

Bert Bakerl

Must Have 500 CarsAT ONCE

Chevrolet.ChevrolebChevroletsChevroletsChevrolet.Chevr8lebFordsFord.Ford.Ford.Ford.FordsPlymouth.Plymouth.Plymouth.Pontiac.Pontiac.PontIac.

Used Cars1938 . 1939 - 1940

ModelsGEORGE MUMAW

TOM BOYD, INC.FORD MERCURY DEAL FR

11140ASHLAND AVE.LENOX 8400

Wanted -

LlO~EL TRAIN-O 27 frelght 0remote SWitches 100 track sect ons

three remote controled track~\Vh stl og tender cross over ~I 4782

FOR SALE-MiscellaneousFORTY 'dNE-Plece fiesta ware

skates on shoes SY:i fine shoessbghtly worn SIze 5Y:i gas stovefine assortment new doll beddmgNI 2675

BOY S-Blcyc1e 26 Inch WIth WIrebasket $25 NI 1426

BADMINTON - Set I metal wardrobe trun.\< pU1;J.chrng bag and

steel platform LudWIg drum TUI 1215

HUDSON-Seal coat 10 good condltlon $75 Erector set In perfect

cOndltlon $15 NI 8946

ASSORTMENT - 01 tncydes allSIzes 1 ke new also boy s 20 and,

26 lOch bIcycles 5241 Farmbrook on18000 E Warren

ROLLER SKATES-5Y, steel caseDR 1242

EIGHT PIECE - Mahogany bed-room set tWin beds, mnersprtng

mattress box sprmgs dresstnb \table padded bench dresser twolarge mIrrors wlth mahoganyframes ntght table $210, two downcomforters purchased 10 Moseley s$2;:, electnc coffee pot small electrlccooker etched goblets etc Call Saturday DR 5771

NEW-Waffle lron used tWice $15Lenox 6868 I

TWO-Palrs Imported Fmnlsh made Isk s locks and straps bke new

\W 7037 I

PIE CRUST - Center table pairred satm figured drapes PR 3201

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Want Ads

WE REPAIR ALL MAKES•

We Pay More - Cash Waiting

1900 EAST GRAND BOULEVARD

WANTED 200 CARS

You Do Not Care to Sell Let U. Repair Yo.. CarTry Our E~Z T:lme Payment Plan

ALFRED F. STEINER CO.

For Better Results

l

Chain Drive

WE PAY MORE

WE NEEDUSED CARS

SEASON S GREETINGS

TO ALL

Near McDougallBUYER WILL CALL

Ford Mercury Lincoln-Zephyr Sales'" Senle.• 18101 MACK AVENUE at Grayton Nlqlll'll 4800

••

TricyclesSidewalk Bicycles

Highest prices paid for Gen-eral Motors, Ford an; Ctry.sler products.

Grosse PointeBicycle Co.

Operated by "BID" F........

ro. Z-4Z30 15301.05 Mack

FOR SALE M' II

NEEDLEPOIN1 - ExqUl~lte extralarge chair back and seat With pe

t tpomt figures yarn mc1uded excel1ent g ft for the needlepomt worker TlJ 2 5629 after 5 pm

EVERYTHINCr-For the stamp clJllector album stamps sets or

~mgles We buy stamps 9270 Bedford Road north of Harper TU

SILVFR - Flatv..are serVlce for-eIght large carving set Included

CommuOity plate plam pattern MU6581

BOY Shoe ce ates e p$2 per palr TU I 4339

El\fGLlSH-Pups 12 weeks old CallIvanhoe 8393

AUTOMATIC-Hot water t me sav-ers $22SO Stokers all sIzes Ther

mostats for hand fired furnaces orbOIlers TU 2 9126, PR 6600 10987GratlOt Avenue

NEW-SIX sk n ranch mlUk scarfPnced below cost TU 1 4564 af

ie! 6 or Sunday

PREWAR-Lennox a r flow 01 furnace complete never been used

'\I 9066

- lsce aneous--- -- --BICYCLE - V olm gu tar wnst

watch e1ectnc motor tuxedo andevenmg dresses I ght meter NI0833

PREWAR-Four ft sleigh chIld 5

rocker gIrl s \\001 ski sUIt Slze 14lamb wool hoed elderly man s overcoat small sIze hke new odd ovaltable black leather rocker Drexel5416 evemngs

BOY S-Brown h~gh tops 11 years$2 three $150 games SOc each

wool cap 1882 Lancaster

STREAMLINED-Electnc tram Inexcellent cond hon complete wlth

accessones TU 2 5150

ORIGINAL - PIctures dlrect fromartist $3 00 up Speclal Chnstmas

offer PI 4519 15425 Saratoga

BALLOON - Tired scooter steeldump trucks two bIrd cages one

full and one apartment Slze 1611 Atter Road Lenox 4827

FRE~CH - Aleeon lace bedspreadthree quarter size TL 2 0391 1253

Balfour

-S sk thre alrc.

B&BCHKVROLET, Inc.

I Chevrolet Sale. &: Sernce

I!8811E. Jefferson LE 1103

I.I EAST SIDE'S LARGEST

Ford - Mercury - Lincoln Dealerj WILL PAYChev. '33 to 37 $ 103 to $ 390Chev. '38 320 to 50SChen '39 480 to 73ljChevs '40 665 to 865Chevs '41 790 to 1110'Chen '42 1100 to 1290Fords '33 to '37 75 to 430Ford. '38 313 to 540Fords '39 475 to 685

•vIew62

Detroit 24, Mich.

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Insurance

NO MONEY 'DOWN

PLaza 6622

16205 Mack at Bedford

11820 Harper near Conner

GeneralOffice Supplies

\Ve Speclahze in

1 "GS OJ<ALL KIl\DS

THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW

ROOFINGBRICK SIDING

ASBESTOS SIDINGREPAIR WORK

PIER WORK

R & G CONSTRUCTION CO

We remodel your old garage Withnew overhead doorsLet us give you an estimate, expert workmanship, llnmedlateservice

WINDOW SHADE CLEANINGCALL MUMFORD'S-Arbngton7080 for Window shade cIellnmg,new shades and .hade repairsWe rent pamt .praylng eqUipment MUMFORD'S, 1,5006Har-per

HAVE ENOLGH KNOTTY

PINE ON HA~D TO BEAUTI

FY A FEW RECREATION

ROOMS BY EXPERT MAN

LEnox 0386

SLRVIM, rHL LAST SIDE

Harger Office SupplyTUxedo 2-4375

Knotty Pine-

5 lvee crystal etc electriC tron Nodealers 14972 Call ngham Ave

BICYCLE - Lady s $30 11ke newcomplete eSUlprhent balloon tll::.es

TU 20808B.\l\QUET-Cloth exquIsite croch

eted ongmal deslgn whlte 84 by12~mches $500 also hand crochetedQueen Anne des gn bedspreadlYory 93 by 112 mches, $125 8710 E-Forest

I ReI Lenox 11

FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

HOT WATER-OIl heater $20 redfox Jacket fingertip $30 gIrl s

whIte shoe tee skates size 7 $5 NT0282GIRL'S - Twenty-mch blcyde ex

cel1ent conditIOn I boy s workbench also man 5 ch na cabmetblackoboard child 5 shoe skates hItop boots wood Ice box baby bu~gy NI 0411

FULL _ SIze boy's bike $30 AR8095

TvVO _ Men s custom made sUlbSIze 38 also boy s coas~r sleIgh

all steel construction al 0 size 5boy s tubular hockey skates Withshoes attaehed TU 2 7588 456 Moran Road

THREE - Beautiful chaIrs prewarconstructIOn. three yard Irish 1m

en tablecloth 12 napkms chromecD:ffee Ufn silk drapes Silk Qullt

HARRY J. GARMXN

10697 W"shtenaw

FOR EXPERT

.89

We welcome the chance to extend our bestWIShesto each of you on th,s, the happIest occaSlOnof the year-CHRISTMAS

It IS our hope that the New Year wII!be fIlledWIth sn abundance of good things for you and'ours as a reward for your loyalty and conSIderatlOn.

I

LE: 8042

V4UI()SERVICE - CALL NIagara 9616

RASHID BROS.

Insulin Availablein All Quantities

Saddle BagsWindshields

BOB'SDRUGS21034 Mack TU. 1.2420

r-iOOi(.KEaEPrNG ••SERViCE •.l

V 0 & ~~ ~ BY THE MONTS IlOUr Otuor Tas and Report Service :

W' (f Feder&! State and Cauadtp Ion I LJ Nota,.,. Publlc with Seal :

Ii Harry Haas, Tax Consultant i

: 1tI841 KEBCHFVAL AVE :'.. Lorner Alter Road LEnox '812:

•v D Id I k .~our octor won 1 e to •

tell )on that you help neitheryourself nor hun when ) oupostpone seekmg hiS pro.res_slOnalcounsel But he cann('tsay thl8 ethically It mlg tsoundhkea bId forbuslDess'

But we are saymg It forhIm-emphatically Call onyour Doctor at the first mdlcatIon of trouble It may savemuch expense to say nothmgof needless worry and suffer-ing later on and let us cooperate J y expertly filling anyprcscr pi on he may give :> ou

**

Up In Tape.try

Small DOWD Paym.entOne Year to Pa,

Horns* Mirrors

5330UPReady

to putup

Free Home Esbmate.Day or Evenmg

Limited Number of

Must Be Sold This Week-End

* Prewar Springs* Prewar Materials* 5 Year Wrillen Guarantee* SelectIon of 19 StylesTwo PIeces

$49.50

For Your Convenience

7933 Kercheval

FRAME SETS

-SEE AL FIRST-

-----15 Yean Same Locabon -----

Kercheval at Chalmers

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