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Belt" Talley
I ?ac~! But )'OU can't be sure of I Ra di0 P rog ram
: It. girls. I .
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Did you h:al~ a~out the,G.I.lDramatizes Pets
. who wanted to marry a Chlllese
: .c:irl? His family wrote and said. --.
"15 she religious-is she 'clean- Chrysler dealers of thlS. area
I what are her politics?" The G,!. have a~sumed the sponsorship ?f
, Fancy my state of shock wrote back and said. "She was an e~tlrely ~ew t~.pe of r.adlo
, wh~n I sa\; mvsel! staring. at baptised by the missionaries she proglam, enhUed, The AOlmal
J batnes every Saturday night: and World Cour!."
me recently frum the pages of I she must be a Republican be- The program is a development
"The)' do me wrolJg u..ho say I tome 110 more, the G. P. News. Anonymity, cause when we were courting she of an original idea of Dave A.
lfl hen OIJU I Iwotk and Jail /0 filld )'0/1 ill,' lends piquancy. Now that vou i kept saying, 'I no do-ey, I no do. Wallace, president of the Chrysr
did d d J ey!" !el' Division of the Chrysler Cor-
'or eller)' ay flan. ol//si e 'your oor, know me I shall have to be i 'poration. Mr. Wallace saw the
And bid )'0/1 u'ake. ami rise /0 fight and win." m a l' e dignified. Besides, I II need to help tht' hurnane societies
(Wallt'r Malone) hadn't looked at my s elf I Letterbox in their fine work and to provide
... ... ... SEARCHINGLY for quite a homes for good pets,
The change to daylight saving time brought a slight long while. Five pounds too I '-=' .J The local dealers were eager to
. I' WIlt I t Henry Ledyard of 104 Moran 'sponsor the program after an
amount of confusion to a lot of people ... but 'the most con- many, my gu' . e I a eas, road, Grosse Pointe Farms, has audition because they are con-
fused person we know of is the, local woman who rect'ntly the YOUNG, lake an mteIli- i made known his opinion on the vinced that it affords ihem a real
I gent-looking picture! What a I d t If. b 'ld. f
hired a maid-of-alJ-work. At about ten o'dock on Saturday propose pos 0 Ice UI mg or opportunity to do a public sel'-
D.OG for an editor! I Grosse Pointe in a leiter which vice.
night, (the night we were to set our clocks ahead), the maid, Pretty LADY' WILKINS he- i he addressed to Hon. Harold F. The project will aid and solicit
who had finished for the day and gone home, telephont'd her lieves in SPOOKS. She came over IYoungblood, our representative support fOI' the local Humane
.. the othel all d b ht I in Congress from the 14th Dis- S 't 1 ,. Ii
mIstress and said "Sav are vou folks up there gomg on I Hernoon an loug , .. . . . oCle y. n some CitIes, umane
, J' J me an album of her new record- I tllet. He sent a COP) to the Ne\\ s. Societies already have staged
daylight saving time'!" The disconfuddled Madam allowed as ings. She has a small, appealing His letter foJlows: . their own broadcasts with great
how "bul, natch" ... however, she still can't figure out what voice-quite intimale and femi. , APlll 7, 1948. Sllccess but never on such a scale
the maid had in mind. She hates to suppose lhe maid thought nine. There were several people lion. Harold F. Youn~blood, or so frequently as the one now
'h' . here and we all thought lhe rec- House of Representatlves, sponsored by the Chrysler deali
ages vs Towns, Ip. all of Grosse Pointe was going on daylight except he" em- ords very charming. During the Washlngton,~. C. . . ,ers.
players. , aftel'Ooon we got on the subject' I .have noticed I~ the A,pn! The subject' matter will be
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Th e discussions currentlv underway belween several of .. .. .. . of SPOOKS. and SUZANNE re- . 1st Issue of the GI?sse POI!1te greatly varied and )\'ill feature
J I counted ,. I . t f I News a feature artIcle statmg .t.' f hI. d .
" Grosse Pointe villages and the County Health administh
'"
tration are aimed at having the local communities shift their
P
If you are plain Mr . '. John Smith or l\'1r. Robert Jones ... you
may have felt a wee bIt f1altered to receive a personally addressed
se\ela inS ances 0 I. l' ,I . tl l' t s Olles 0 what she felt were definite proof ) ou are ac t e 1erOlsm. evollOn
1\ e y a ~mp I~g, 0 and intelligence of dogs cats and
of spirit machinations. She said secure a new post ,?lflce bUlldmg other pet animals. The're is vir.
ublic health servi,ce from the shoulders of the home tax- letter from some local big-shot. asking you to donate this or join she manipulates the ouije board for the Grosse Ph°lnte darea rs onto the county at large. .
paye
The direct argument is that as, long as the people of
that , or attend the ..' other thing. You might have . thought "Ah-ha,
I m NOT the nonemty ,ny Wife thmks 13m. Mr. Big shot must have
. It tuaUy limitless material avail.
from time to t' 0 appears to me t at un er pres- bl t t. h. h d f
. , lme. none occa. e t dit"o thi' g' t a I.' Slon, s~e said, the board Inform- n con I ns s IS a lea, interest, a SllSam as somea of Ig the egree greatest a
ed her-correctly, it turned out waste. . I wrilers have contributed to the
Grosse
let the
Pointe
county
have to .pay county
undertake the same
taxes
service
anyway
which .
why not
it already• heard of me or I wouldn't be getting this letler." That's
say to yourself belol'e you toss it in the waste basket.'
what you or the death,
day of JACK
f th' . 0 e ownels
on the following
KRIENDLER
f f d 21 ,one 0 ame .
Whdenf the thPosht dOfflce tWa.>literature of animals:. Another
move rom e ar ware sore . b".
to its present location on Mau- work Important through 0 Jectlve the Humane WIll beSacto performs for all of the county except the citles of DetrOIt; Well, you can disillusion )'ourself right now .•. because Mr'i • • • mee, the stalement ,.\.as made iety (0 find homes both for pets
Hamtramck Highland Park Dearborn and our own .Grosse J\ig shot never he:mi of you in all his life. We discovered that; Recently a man was apprehend- that the presentlloc~tlOn would whose owners must part with
" ! tI h 1 tl t ff" A yo pr babl It ow d' take care of al shipments. 1 .
PO' te These all maintain their own health service at their I recen y w. en a e er came 0 ollr 0 lee. suo Y n ,e 111 New Jersey who had es. realize they do not have storage them and ~or homeless a~lmals,
rn • our outfit 15 called "Abbe Press." 8000000, the letter was addressed caped ,eleven years ago, from space for parcel post shipments thus avertlOg the necessIty of
own expe_nse. . to Mr. Abbe Press" and slarted out, "Dear Mr. Press." It took US D~VIL S ISLAND. To keep from whic4 cannot be handled and destroyin~ so many of them as a
The scheme looks good on the surface and It may work. down a per. belOg retur~ed to a French pe~al (hat it may be a slight incon- lesser eVIl than neglect. ,
It is significant however that the communities mentioned ... '" ... ~olony, he el~ed the sl~tute at !1m- venience to go some dtstance to . Owners of pets ~r thos: deslr-,
above
work
.
have seen fit to retam
. .
and have bl!en wlllmg
contro
to pay
1 th' 1 1 h Ith
over ell' oca ea
. .
for the pnvIlege.
I'" th '11 h ItatlOl1s. which allo\\ s.a man to pick these up However the
Just talked to a woman who to \' us she got qUIte a 1'1 w en go free after' five "ears That stat- t.... d'..
d th h . d d I' 'd " - '. coun ry IS 10 a senous con Itlon
she answere e p one one mornmg an a eep ma e vOice sal , ute was WIped .out .dur.!O~ the with many demands being made
109 to own them \\ III make theIr,
wants known through one of the
'
sponsoring Chrysler. dealers or
To do this would be for Grosse
. ' .. d dh
from 1\:; long mamtame. . a erence ....
the advanta'ges and pnvlleges which
Pointe a right about face
t hid 11 f
a orne ru e han a 0ld thIS lmphes. T ey wou
"I'd like to speak to the War Department." Our heroine advised
him that he had the wrong number and promptly hung up, wonder-
I'ng the while if there were a ~ecret order of some kind right in our
midst that she hadn't heard about before. In a few minutes. the
war, so the case 10 POIO~lS In the
cour~ now. When I wen, to South
Amenca . . last summer, .. we ilew
dneclly over DEVIL S ISLAND
on th~ Government for building
materials for necessary proJects,
f'or mcrease d ml'I.t I ary expen d'1- tures and for the very necessary
the 10c~IHt;mane Soclely. In thIS
mannel, It IS believed that tholl-
sands of animals mav find good
J
homes.. .
of a certainty
.
of governmen~
surrender one of the most important
., 1" " h' h . bh
to the' po lllcs w IC I~ ~o a orren
functions
t t
0 m~ny
phone rang again and when she answered it the same voice asked
to speak to a Mrs. Soandso. The woman asked, "Didn't you call a
on the \'lay to .RIO. ~here are ae.
tually three .mall Islands. One
~oused the administration build'
need to reduce our national debt.
It would appeal' to me that
you as our representative of. the
.Th,e 5ponsonng dealers WIll
dIstribute free booklets on the
care and feeding of pets. They
of our people. All steps for the superVIsion and safeguardmg minute ago and ask to speak to the War Department?" The lillie
man admitted same, then added, "That's what 'I call my wife." He
lOgSa~d the other two supported
lhe prisons A fI
14th district are only using up also
bl k
will supply
b
application
of the public health would repose in a great county-wide 01'- ' .' s we ew over :1'1.' critical funds and materials for an's for mem ership in the
• .•••. r' was calling'lo speak to his wife ..• who was at the moment, Cook could eaSily see the roof]e;;s pns- a project that is definitely not Humane Society.
gamzatJOn 1n whIch Grosse Pomte would have small \ Olce in the' household. 0': cells-hke so many un.covered necessary at this time ~nd I The program will be heard over
and no actual control. * ... ... plts .. r,thought th.ey had It;st fal. wish to present my vigorous pro .. -
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Come in ••• mee' ,he glamour que~n
of ,he motor ,ar world!
If Atlantic City were holding a
beauty contest for automobiles this
year, there'd be no question about
the winner.
n's pictured above-thc breathtaking
new Packard Convertible.
And it's beauty that's hacked by
brawn and brains. Its newly engineered
chassis gives this Packard
a safety, a rigidity, a glued-to-theroad
stability new to this type of
15205 E. Jefferson Aventle
Thursday, April 29, '1948
Station WXYZ Monday through
Friday at 6:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight
time.
What Price Health?
•
By FRED 1\1. KOPP, R.Ph"
When illness sll'ikes, do yoU
shop around frantically to find
a doctor whose charges you
think might be low? Of course
not.
By the same token. why look
for a "bargain counter" when
your doctor gives you a pre.
scription? YOUI'health is be.
yond pricr. - the medication
you may need to restore or
preserve it should be only the
best, regardless of price.
The conscientous druggist's
prescriptions are not expensive.
They con lain the finest of
ingredi~J1ts, checked and dotl-.
ble chr.ckecl, plus the conscientious
skill o[ a trained man.
That is your safely and Yolll'
saving.
ThL'i is tile 2~3rd of a seril's, or
Editorial Arl\'('rtl~rm('nts appearmg
in this paper each week.
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10- Very truly yourfunctions
of the township of which they are a part. The town- berore )'ou take the hl« step. A couple we know
j
UJltre
t
urue
d f
rom formed that the pits had always HENRY LEDYARD.
ship. is the creature of the citizens of the four villages of there and here is a rough idea of some of the prices In the bir shot been roo~less-:-that the I?risoners
..' places. At a bi« hotel, breakfast in the room ran 50methinl like this: were chamed 111 them night and Ch h B d
Grosse Pomte. WhICh cOlppose It. . half rrapefruit, sixty cents; cup of coffee, thirt). cents; two piece3 day, to weather. if they could. . Urc oa r s
If its service and administration along any lme does not of toast, thirty five cenls and a small dab or marmala'de, thirty the icy torrential rains and the I
conform to the op~nion.s?f our citizens they have a complete five cents. A bowl of ice sent to the room Wa.5 fifty cents. Tryin« a i~~~~quent pitiless, equatorial plan Meetings
right to speak theIr opmlOns face to face or at the polls.
. ..., be.
M:ost of the dIsagreements whtch have ansen tween
, d f th '1
th~ townshi,p.and, tIle villages have occurre . rom e unwt -
lingness of the village officials to meet with the. Township
Board and talk over all matters of common interest.
. ' . .. 'd' .
Latterly a belief has grown' WIth the VIllages ~ mmIStrations
that the public interest, bot~ financial.ly a~d 10 quality
of service, would be advanced If the township was destrayed
via abandonment, and each village set up housemodest
lookin« restaurant on a side street, ollr pals ordered a couple
r h b . d t I f Ilk f 1 h The hamburrers
0 am urters an wo J asses 0 m J or unc . ..
were laree and they WERE good and they were decorated with the
Wloal non-edible bunny fodder. The price for. milk and. sandwich
W1IJI $~.50 A l"IECE. .
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Inflation Loom i. ng
However much one may disagree with President Truman
• • • '
The Board of Education of the
Every day it rains, ,and every Grosse Poinle Methodist Church
day the sun blasts down on DEV-
IL'S ISLAND. When the islands will meet in the parsonage, 2049
were abandoned the 800' Van~ntwerp road on Monday
ers were remo~ed t~ Fff~~~~e\'~I.elll1lbng'd!"lay 3daft 8 thP.mh'Pldl~ns
, e lscusse or e 0 lng
GUIANA to serve out their terms. of a daily vacation Bible School.
About ~ year ago there was talk I The oCCicia! board of the
of send1l1g th~m home to France, chur~h will meet of.! Wednesday
SObthte tSh. alvatJOtntArmBRYIGgOl G bUsy , . ..
keeping
,.
anew as a CIty.
h' h
Just what matenal advantage would accrue by t IS as
in his administration of the count.ry, and disagreements are
as numerous as the sea sands, the facts that lie behmd his
I even 109 at 8 p.m. 10
a ou ,e ma er. . EN. of Mr and "~I L S
the
W
home
lk
CHARLES PEAN h d'd' . 1V
. .. ' w 0
rs. ee . a er,
I the 865 B"dford road. All board
mvestlgatmg, says that the pri5- members are asked to be presnot
been made clear to the citizens. An instant result plea for the restoration of price controls before the American o.ners-all 800 of them-would 'mt.
would be to wipe out the last remaining vestige of cOmmon
overlying local government through which, if participated
Society of Newspaper
an embarrassing black
Editors
eye.
in Washington stick out like like to go back to the ISLAND.
T~ey s~y, as compared to 0e in by the villages
.' ". .'
Ice agamst WhIch
could improve and extend the public serv-
1 d h 1 d I . t
they now 0 ge suc au camp am .
As soon as the Grand Old
its leaders began to howl for
Party got in control of Congress
the abolition of controls. They
prIsons In France or o~ the malnland,
the ISLAND 15 heaven.
Should teach us all to keep out of
Instead, however, of consolidating the local government
in many of its departments of common conce.rn! the wese~t
trend is to pull yet farther apart and make thIS Isolation still
more rigid by the creation of cities ~here villages now exist.
What Grosse Pointe needs now in the way of local goveventually
got it on every item of importance except rents
and even set a deadline on these.
This achievement was to. bring about forthwith an era
of universal sweetness and light. The old prOVEn laws of supply
and demand, competition and FREE enterprise, were going
jails from now on.
• • •
. You undoubtedly read of the
recent assassination of JORGE
GAITAN whose death set off the
ernment is more of cooperation
seem to be in a mood of pulling
and good will. Instead we
apart and making faces at
to level off the knots
everybody was going
and hummocks
to be happy and
in our economy
prosperous. .
and revolution GOTA and whieh killed destroyed so many
LOMBIANS. On OUr way
BO. CO.
back
each other. As we observe, it didn't work out exactly that way. As from South America we decided
It is small town politics in ~n aC,ute form.
______
, .d on
Let S Fl Out
soon as the lid was off everything went high~ wide and handsome.
The reason things happened as they did was because
human nature is as it is. The national motto became "I'll get
h d" L h t d
mine while t e getting is goo. a!(or wan e more wages
not to go to BOGOT~, where we
had reservations, but to go to
MEDELLIN, to the handsome
NUTIBARA HOTEL, and there
drape oursel':es around the fine
The coal strike, which in its fourth week, was rushing this
.. d . . d t. 1 .. h d
nation at acce 1 eratrng spee mto an 10 hId us fla CriSIS, as 1ent d- ed. The idleness of 400,000 miners wit an a rea y accumu a e
loss of $114,000,000 in wages was only th.e menacing prelude
and got it. The employer applied the cost plus principle to
his private enterprise and the merry race was on. The skilled
surgeon got his fancy price or t h e poor .prospechve . . patient .
could peacefully give up and die; or he might seek relief with
medicines which he bought at the corner drug stofe by the
swimming pool. The hotel is the
center of soeial activity in I1iIE-
DELLIN and we spent a good
part of our ten days, with our
friends, about the pool or chatto
a total unemployment and total paralYSIS which would grain and which the pharmaceutical houses produced by the ting in the open-air cocktail ter-I
quickly have reached
industrial life.
into every nook and cranny of American ton with a midway profit of 10,000 per cent or so. race. JORGE GAITAN was there
about seven of t~ose days. There I
, The great basic steel industry had already been hard hit.
Its ramifications were reaching into transportation with curtailment
of carrying facilities which were threatening to d rap
to 50 per cent of normal in less than a mont h .
The only persons who have actually been caught ill the
squeeze are those with small fixed incomes and no way of
increasing them.
The President was pointing to t.ke terrors of inflation.
\'.z Whether we agree with his cures or not his subject should
weren't many guests at the hotel I
so we few. customers soon got on i
a .very friendly nodding basis. I'
GAITAN had a special table un-
.. er th . b'd th I
I.' awnmg, eSI e e pool, '
When tlie flow of steel slopped a serious blow was struck rl' t t d . tt'. where his henchmen came to plan I
at'industrial Detroit. com man . our inS an an anxIOus a ention.. . and plot with him. He was bigger I
This strike, which 'had been caused by the inability of The American people have always boasted of their own than mo.~t LATINS, with a lot of II
' economic infallibility. That it can't' happen here seems to dark brown hair and bold brown
one man, John L. Lewi,s, to have his own way in tre distri- have become a part of our ingrained business philosophy. eyes, Around the hotel they said
bution of about $30,000,000 in the miners pension fund, was 'a Such reasoning is the acme of folly and, let us not forget that he. was a rabble rouser .. T~('y ,
melancholy commentary on the ability of this nation t.) get the American dollar is the last remaining vestige of a cir- saId that GAITAN was stlrnng I
ready for a war, which is nearer than any of us care lo think. cu!ating medium throughout the \vorld of universal accept-' up trouble, that somethmg would
The agreement of Judge T. Alan Goldsborough to waive ance. When that once strikes the skids the whole world is have to pop soon.
further action on the civil contempt issue, at the request of
th F d I D t t f J t
. b hi ttl th t
e e era epar men 0 us Ice, pro a y se es e ma -
headed
The
for the
English,
pit.
with their characteristic hardheadedness are
• • •
How's the divorce situation out
your way? It's going great guns
er for a period at least. The intimation that "if the mmers following, against fearful handicaps, the only proven way of around here and in almost 1my
all go back to work" may have a wholesome deterring affect digging themselves out of the wreck in which two world wars direction you Took. JACK ROTH,
on Mr. Lewis' strike movements in the near future. [eft them. By self-denial in every avenue of spending and by reporting in the Herald Tribune
Mr. Lewis has achieved a considerable victory in the pen- toiling to export everything they can make and find a market the other day, said that if dision
issue, but it may prove a pyrrhic victory for him and his for they will in time see daylight. We in this country, vorces contin'Je at the present
all embraching pension scheme if the coal mine operators practically untouched by war, .seem still to be trying to rate there will be more divorces
decide
Iap, as
to drop the whole administration of the
. d b th
h as 1a t eIy b een d lscusse y em.
fund in his spend ourselves into prosperity,
the arrangers who have run the
as so habitually preachE:d
country for fifteen years.
by than marriagc.~ in this country in
anolher feW years. In Berlin and
Frankfort that accomplishment
the
If they
IDe per
have no part in the handling
ton foyalty they have been
and application
paying and let
of
Mr.
If we haven't wit enough to
things, if there is rIOt a composite
do the obviously necessary
clear judgment and courage
has already beeome 'an establish.
ed fact. France and Canada have
Lewis have his own sweet way, they will at least divorce left among our people to meet a ~ituation where the only bar- the longest divorce lis~ in their
themselves from thIS nuisance and annoyance. Later Mr. Tier raised is our own wasteful will and fancied selfish profit, history and on the opening day
Lewis may find out that ~he figbulres advanced by compe.tent ~e will not deserve any better fate than the one we are rush- ~~oe~~:~ i~n~~.d~~r~~eyr~~egr~o~:
;actuaries that the
outlays he demands
fund
are
IS una e to
correct.'
.
support the omnibus mg out to meet
If the leaders of labor and the leaders of industry in ihis.
11k.'
p es now have recently. dlvorced.
They said it was all very
for
Doubtless he woulq b.e back promptly then
larger per. ton allocations from the coal.
with demands country
I welfare,
could
with
meet
each
with a sincere dedication to the common
side ready to make concessions and abide
friendly, ~hey hadn't
for, marrJ~ge, and
been re.ady
they mIght
If the whl,!, of ~ne bull-headed man ~an bring this nation by them, more could be accomplished than by any edict of ('a.~I)Yd.el.'lde to re-~arry ,Ialer:
to such a pass m a time of peace, what mIght he, or leaders of government.. The control of the habits and predilections of a Wthhatkmd of tallk IS th;.!. And
his ilk do 'n i'me f ? . fIb I' 'ff' I () er young coup e were t1vorce
I • I I. 0 war. ree peop e y aw IS a most dl ICU t procedure. two years ago. The girl looked
Now. 1S the time to put this question to the touch: whether If we are not capable of such a voluntary action there will over the field. She was spoken or
one man can get a~ay with his defiance of the Courts, the be nothing left to do but let the government try the job. in the columns RShaving had two
Congress, the PreSIdent and the general welfare of all the 'Even this arbitrary and harsh method can be made effec- ROMA'NCES. They took hilI' to
People. . .. t' d f hI'. h MOROC(;U Rnd the STORK. Shl'
. . lYe an one 0 t e ear y steps In t e program must be to got her picture in KNTCKER.
The time IS ,abo~t here when Mr. Lewis' dicta .should enforce the laws against .black marketeering, for both buyer BOCKER'S column. But they
be th~own ba~k In hIS face. He should be shown that coal and seller, as certain and severe as for those who makt- and didn't say they'd likp. to marry
can be "dug WIth bayonets." deal in counterfeit money. her. So her husband took her
The new engines-whether the
145.h.p. Super or the 160.h.p.
Custom - well, you have ncver
known performance that could
touch what they give you. And
every ultra-smart interior appointmen(
is what you would expect in
the finest Packard ever built.
But come in, meet this dazzling
darling. From the first glance,
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