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.ThlU'lMlay, Joe 13
INCREASED PRICES FOR
MEAT. MILK, BUTTER, cheese,
other dairy products and bread
are estimated by . Govepnment
economists to have added $3.• .5
per capita per year to the food
costs of the American people .
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THREE JET-PROPtLLED P-SO
lighter planeamake a round trip
lIight. cout to coast and return.
in 11 hours and 2. minutes (flylngtime)
, •. lapsed time 'for the
round trip was 12 hours and,22
minutes.
THE ITALIAN CABINET has
ieiled all powers of goverrunent
while Humbert n hesitate! on his
allQication pendini a supreme
'colU'tdeei.lon on the legality of
the: recent plebicite.
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RESTA.URANTs 'J:x~
DETROIT
PECT relieZ. frOftl food. shoriale
in molt items aeepting m .. ts in
I short time b:r GoYernment
action, . ..
AT A SENATE.HOUSE eommittee,
COftferenee OIl cira.1't ex-
.teMion OIleJrl.mber' pr~ tile
ereation 01 111 'American l'oreifli
!Alioa tc do ooeupi,&n Iel'Vice
Mother-Daughter
Ages of Three Birthday
Guests Total 283 Years
Here's one for the books. Frank
Titll5. well known Pointe druggist,
told us about it during the
course of a visit in the News off.
ice the other day.
Frank happened to mention he
had gone up to Imlay City. Mich.
to 'spenll Father.'s Day. with his
Dad. V:e just happened to ask
the age o~ the old gentleman.
"He's. 90" said Frink "and
he's' quite •I fellow. Says he's
eoming over .to spend some time
a. our summer place on the lake
this year!'
Expressing interest at such am.
bition in a man of those ad.
vanced years, we. gleaned a litt;l~
mo~ infol'Dlition about this Ti-
tus family. John F .• the 9{) year.
old one, just retired from business
a couple of years ago. He
kept a general store.
On May 21 last he made a trip
to Pontiac from Imlay City to
attend his sister's birthday' party.
The sister, Mrs. Eliza Minard.
was 100 that day. Also present
was another brother, George Titus,
whose birthday happenerl to
fall on the same day as his sistcr's.
He was 93:
Mull over that. you kiddies who
are beginning to feel rheumatic
t\.•inges and think you're oldtimers
just because you've hit
10 or ao. '
Entry in Horse Show
•• lttopealld reHeve. AlIlerican lIRJ. GLDfOOH K. ROiil:RTSof~rluNce road, aBet h~daughter, GLORIA,
:::~ ~l:1.olWt',:,:r: .Will.:rWe .~heM~ ... ~U\f... acMlte.hone clul ill. the Pointe's firot:opostwar
~1IM4 iia. tM~ ••. it fMK", 1M" to.''''ItqH.at the'GraMe Poiflte IIImt CJyb's Cook road groWlds on
hot ~11 .... 1IlMiIlC the .J'Iicte,., Satwliay .iut Suftia,.lB cue you're confwed, Met!ter .is tbe one on the right.
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~~~~:::l~~r:.~Sigler, ,Culehan, McNally;
W4Ia ~'---~Y.'" Pi I P n B.! .. t T tal
.~ .• ~iii~.~ 0 .•p' .../. +~~:£~:~-b~ol.l'
. ;w,i' ~~~:.aBr' .OlnliC~'t!J";''b_Ii'''"'.DtI' •0110
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~!!d'to'oftiei"by ;,1Iiar,i~OI As Uw.l,"'lfiUblicell'VetersFilrOUt\'lu"",er Democrats il'l
~e tb.n400 yol". ,.llilfpo.llt- . Tow"M.ip '.1Ml t;ity !4ectiorll
icl!li t~am maM, BarMy .op~, .. . '
~'~lI8Ur ... M reiumed by. M,,,,,as to be eJll*lted, Republkancandidates for state
• .~~ '!'Mter Marlin of.,** andnationial'oRiCN reoeiVM th.e bulk: oUheb.Hots c.st, by
, ');.c~~ that.the .~ive Poiftte voters at Tu8lldaT's electioll. Officials estjm.ateli that
~~I~ wl1 a!lobe dOlll1nlled t1iere.were aJaout 4,f»8 votes l!ast ift GrMle Pointe Township,
b:r!.rir ht will! e~etn~ts. ...whiChrinchuMs all Pcriftt. IXaept th.e City.
. rr'1S ltf0W .. RJiMOREDin . Kim'.:Sillu IN:.)l,~epuWican~------------
Wllilhlftitol1 Vial Yi_. lmew lit. ~Il!l~'datel for. Goverll()l'. t~}lt'- .aD.CI of Republican votes. Ui
Idvlnee of the. fortheooJilll. at- 1J1g .. 1712 .vot". Brown. receIved shown in the balloting fol' g?Vtacll;
on Jus Lice Black by. Justice 562, JeUn~, 7,QljXeHy )M. ernor.WlIu the Newl W8ll gomg
Ja~n and thi,t Jacluori cabled Miles.Sule~an ran well on the to pres:s the ~o'N1Nihip. oltio.iab
Viri#n of its release from Nuern_Re~ubh.can.tlcket fl/r,C~eS5, were still tall)'1lIlt, but the totals
bett and that Yinson approved cetting 1199 votes a. "Illil'llt 83-2 had been . determtnedin the
.,.~ in its broader implicatioN; for. Love, 552 -for Sllerlllan, ~ IUbe~llatOrJal ra~.
eoliitll'ued .. a move to effect for Youngblood .and lH fo/. .While foUl'. Republicaa canlii~
eh~"l1 in the Court from the CAarl~. . .. . .. . dates were receiving a total. of
pa~rn Roo&evelt had formerl. ~enry W, PJel, fOflner ~1i~ 3301votol. tIl.etWD Demooratic
. , I,} .• .• ,. chief. of the Park ~d Repu.bliclHl candidates imere« only 279 be-
. , Friday. Jue 14 . . can~ldate.~orsl\eriff, pqlled 1739 tween them,. Van WagOfter get-
. JAMES CAESAR .PETRILLO votes agalllst 699 ,for .Behrendt ting 23'1. and Cody .2. The perpresident
of the Anlerican Fed~ and.1 .• fcr Hunter. . . centages were muck the same in
ara.tion of Musicians. is hauled in . Justice of theP,e,!,ce:James Mc- the balloting for the oth'er offices.
b~ederal authorities for viola- ~ally!ed the candl~attl5 ~d lheReAHs ill City
.lion' of the 'identkallaw. which bc~et m.the Republican ~Ight for Returns from the City of
was passed to deal with his case. prosecuh~g at~orney. get.tmg 20:12 GrOSllie Pointe, which is not in.
Tries to force a. radio slation' to votes while ~I~dleton, hIS ,oppan- cluded in Grosse Pointe Townemploy
more musicians than it ent,was ..recelvlng 7I!J. . ship. also showed the voters goneeded,
in direct violation of the Some Idea. of ..the preponder- ing heavily Republican, as 'usual.
law recently passed ... says he ' VaRdenberg, Republican candie
did it to make a test case. . St ..orrn. C' auses date for U. S. Senator, polled 841
• •.• vptes as against 75 for James H.
MAJOR 'EDWARD BOWES. L. k h' . C' . h Lee, his Democratic 0JlVOhent.
the.~originator of ,the. amateur .. a •es .ore. ru Kim Sigler received 510 votes
hoW' feature in radio. ,dies in his __ ' _ to •lead the Republican guberna.
Ruwson.-N. J. home, at tire age .lorial slate in the'City. Other Re-
.oi' 71. An au,tomobjle ac~dent o~. Lake publican candidates' votes for
• • • Shore road Sunday night Wall def- this office were: Brown, 137; Jef!.
STATE SENATOR IVAN A. initely attributed to the heavy fri.es.167; Kelly,. 73. Democrats:
JOHNSTON
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e prosecu t. mg at- 9~orm.. Howard Edward ... Schryer.. of COdy. 11; Van Wagoner, 89.
t orney of Macomb county arrest Republican candidates for lieu-
• 629 Continental, was driving west
ed at direction of grand jury. on wh.en he had to. s.low dOl'ffi quick-. tenant governor: Cleary. 303,
charge of levying graft on. bawdy . Higgins. 63; Keyes, 219; Nugent,
houses and policY operators. lyto ,ayoid plung~ng to? I;Jrecipi. 209. Democrats: Kelly, 79.
• • •. tously Into a heaVily floOded area. Miles Culehan ran far ahead
. THE GOVERNMENT. OPER- His car wa.s s~~uck in the rear of his Republica.n opponeilts in
ATED atomic energy laboratory by another. dnven by George the city race for the Congresand
factory at Oak Ridge, Tenn., Floyd Cannmg o~ 5412 Frankfort. sional nomination. He took 360
directs its activities towards Damage was eslJ,maled at $50 to votes as against 11 for Charles,
medical science and the. benefit eac.h eliI'. Ca~nJng told Farms 231 for Love. 130 for Sherman
'of humans rather than their des- pollc.e he was lnsured'and would and 101 for Youngblood. Incum.
uuclion. by authorizing the dis- pay for thl! damag~. . (Continued OIl rqe 2)
tribution of radio active sub-
.tances produced in its uranium
ens to schools, hospitals and
abratories.
.. SENATE VOTES TO EXTEND
E LIFE OF OPA for a year
. yond June 30 but with greaUy
educed jurisdiction ••• ceilings
ken off of chickens. meat ll'nd
ilk.
SECRETARY BYRNES. a c-
mpanied by Senators Vanderrg
and Connally fiy to Paris to
tend the. latest Big Four conrence
in final attempt to arge
for a peace conference.
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Sat-relay, J.lle 15 "
MARmMF. WORKERS
IKE was lettled last night
almost the deadline hour at
lch it was to begin. Harry
dges and Joseph Curran, coitmen
of the Committee for
• (COIIU.... _ ~ 1)
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Abandons Boat
Fleeing Tortlado
PatrDlmen Walsh and Dean of
.the Park police focndan abandoned
motor boat on the shore
at the foot cf Grand Marais late
Monday afternoon. The motor had
been removed and fishing tackle
tarpaulin and tools were scatter:
ed about.
The license number indicated
it belonged to Edward Cantrell
of 143 Euclid avenue East Detroit
Later they got Mr. Cantrell's
story. He had b~n out on. the
lake when he got caught in the
storm, and moreover, saw the
portentious storm cloud which
latcr proved to be the tornado
that wrought such destruction
farther down the water cour5e.
He put on full speed ahead and
landed at Grand Merais. the
nearest point.
Meanwhile the police at the
Park had notilied the Coast
Guard and the Harbor Muter's
office.
Board Settles
Dust Problem
The car parking lot on the
Farms Village pier is either dusty
or muddy most of the time and
the situation irked Councilman
McEachin.
He persuaded the Board of
Trustees at the meeting Monday
to spend $350 on a seal coat pavement
to allay the nuisance. inas.
much as over $5,000 had alrC:ldy
been spent this season by the
village on the pier and adjoining
park development.
FarmsBudget Grosse Pointe High Farms Hears;
J Increased to G d L . Lusty Wails ,.
$384,405.77 ra uates argest Of Resic1entl'
1940 TuR.t.'Rilel$I.04; Class l.n Hl.story
AHeHetI V.Ju.tion .$hews
$35-4,000 Drep
;--- C '1 f 89 Veterans .Included on Roster of 310 Getting Diplomas:
T h e~illage ounlll 0 Seftoof Ha, Now Graduated Tot.1 of 4 214
Everyone Gets His Exercise
Except the Electrical Horse
ViH.eje Trut+eec ~ ........
lelft Mutt .. s-. ..
Soon as P~
GrossePomte Farms has- apo .• I A large growp of FaImrJ'
pr~~ed the 1946 bwiget re- By far the larll8lt cl.us ever to he gracktated Rom Gl'OMe citi~s aM~nOed the lIa-.I
qumng a t~x 1~vy 6i tI84,- Pointe };Ugh Seftool. rliKl&.ived diplomas at tM ~ment COIUlQiol. melt tin g .T .
406.77, which lJ.. $!T,SSL98 exercises last ThwMr.y evetling in outdoor ceremOfties night with CXlMplamta ot ...
. ~gher than tile .l~levy. staged on tne laW'ft 0f the SoftooI. individual sewer and ....
~e .U6eSl!ied Va1uatlOf:l&, as 1ftclllded Oft Nle rocter of 310' water expedenees ift the ,..
a.pprove(i by the ,Board Of Re- gradltatMwwe 80 ~eterflllll and •. cent heaw dowl)pows of Mar.
VIew • ." e r. e $30,821,2ee.OO,. a liel'Vicemlll1 who c«JIIlleted their CIty. Okays 31 and Jltne II. C()~
drop of '$354,300.00 over tlte hilk 5I!t\ool work uMer a pro- were r~iieten« b,. re~re ...
previous year •. The dec~ ~a~ of specil~ Shill" llnd .1IIun-. frGIR 3~ .. 3¥ ~.
in assessments and the In- matioll6 prescnbed by tile Boecd Bond Ic:u::!ue 434 TGlU'aiAe, In ~iFby, 1Ii
crease in the requireti levy re- of Edu.cation !J1 coopEll'aWon with OU Oak: skeet aM :Dt:om. othW
suIts in Jln increase in the tax educatlolialdll'eetOft~f &e -- numbelrs ill tile same ~
.. . . ed foreel. 1!M Qf, fIftHe men wen V ~.J $~ 000 1. 6Uell aI!d IOW'!!- oteN IE:". 0 r 1.:nN, C)(lV-ill="_.~ .' ..a.-. __ ~,';
of ,$1.64 .pe.r thouse.nd dollal's ed' relllts of tfte Iruillatlilll. Pr~ f.r ~.~ .M ....._"""'" _........., __
of valuation, tRe rate for 1946 Tile toiel n\lJrlber of lII'1lfta\es ReaJ-1- P.ve",,_"" . ,ave a ~ up1aAatkia
being $.120:5e ~r. thoUJalld as from t1l.e Groese p&iAte Itith Vl"~"" of lIbe Si_MIl, lUlc1 firwi"-t
com"",r-" to. IUS!. for 1945., Sehool siflQ& the ftl'8t~. of 2. WatkiN _ed the eGmPlaiIiiMa,
~_au Citr of GrOllle Pointe YO"" that it _ 1tle e~ wiail .f
The 1946 appropriaut>.U for op. in JIltM 1915 ill 1)0,," 4114. Tuesday onrwlaelm'-.>7 lip' till v~ IIIttft~ _ "Da47
erating purp~esare all' hither Thr~ Mncr- ...... frGm the proved ti1it _.He boDd Mfie the 9i~ .. ~ .. ,...
except iJl. one Calle when the clBllll deU¥erM, _ tM ~e- which !lad heft pt'OIMlIeCl to rlto litHe, but llotil Mr. W~ aeII
personnel wasr'educed. MOlt of moot adik_. OIer,llMe ~ButttI) pair al'ld repHiee the City •• paft- EqiDeer "';11.,_"01 1hIrt:
the increases are a result of adt!. Skau spohe. OR. "'llhe Mark: of ment:!. the pt'M>lem lito '"
ed wale cost as thMe are ;1I0 in- Educated M6I2." MMT Lotl Ew- The flrst work to be lime will preori witk ....,. a.t .....
creases in pets01Ulel except tIlat ing dilCUll8l!d "'lIhe:lr Al!OOmpllsh- ied it Il7f ~ ~ ~ ....
all former employes llalieil to ~ mams!' DnidL. &liter clOlleti ~1;'::tVeni6y place and Lin- lmew wMt _e .. !Milt ....
Armed Forces have lIOw reNm- tile 1iM-ee reIaW apeMiwII wnk to be teklll. ~ _ file ....
00. Tl!e pociti'Jns of theseJrlIll. hU addrees Oft "TIolek ~~twU- The Tote on tile Me w .. : 1"0l", expert ~ ..... ~
were held opeJl and terieiIl bt ties!' 465; apiftlt, 1M. able... ..
lage
the service.
were ClUrtailed
rendered
duritlg
l!ly tile yit.
the
,
Dr.
Diplomas
liaul L.
were
ked,
pr_~ -by , TIle eit.i.z~nl .• ,.". ".
lHoiperiItteM.-
war. ',' eM of leftoOM, no dinc.-W.,.. Maid's Ha' n ,~to ......... M.t ,
serve . Funcl, WAlch now tot.1I; ml!ll for the.zMmiM 1Aer ll..... Se $.... . _.. .......~
appro~imate~ . $74.008. has beeR ,sho_ ill ~tiq tfteior hilA .. t at 2500 f.hM ~ .. lie ....
Ca'm' p Cl .ed set .aside for 1teedell planned iftl- schoql w""k. Dr. Jluect. alto MI- abollt it.,
.' OS
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provl!ftle",tI: or for future .peet- phasiaecl the ob.~. llIMaHed _ ....... III 1tll ~.
wpl.oo~~:u . by l!Ilj~ of ~ .. .. olll'i ~ • .e .. 'II: .. ~
Beca'use Dads ~ari;u~v~ deck, '.CO __ n.e!l~t-- WM Pl'o- FOrmw ... ~ \ ~ ..,. wWIl 'tile .;;"'1i
.. A ..,,: ''''..... '.', ..'"~:'."."fj"" 'l;t ."'.'.. ::~~v:'W~~ ~~~Q:-':::~,",,~ H.... '.re.~h.III~~~ at .•'?'::.,"
.;...=~.eii,.lIOt
"",c.o>.'.).) ~:.: ..~c: ..'1 -'th '.:.~:"~"+"~."'.'. 'c. Kll~:. ..L......... - ............ ~. " '.'rl'" 1 r..." ...JI' __ ..••.VXJl,:.~I,~, "'=-.ilIiMt.'. .• _ ,:•...• '.!'JIl~'4iII _
' ~r~ ~'.iiU"""., 14,"l~..~{~~..J4..,+::tt!!!. ,rir.~~:fi'.~~':i~""- ..~.~+.~.,",~eLI' so~':ce ~ to OLe -Lool. dations had. beea c.arned ou.t over not. n.ecessar. Ill' 111 the order if
U 11[.....'" 1 od _..L Ie L,,_ f th ,
k 1 t Th yar s of pavemellt thIS year., at' The BauliCh • Lofflb edaI a ong perl ..,.1 wor ..... g. or eU' lIIlP\ll'tance, gut JIollIMCl __
open a wee . a e.r. Olle willing a cost of $5.729. This comparell wen'. 0_ Charl-' Jor"'-- .~. OL_ the Bo.yers. She ha.d stolen as follows: tile _a 'lc.U.~ __ • .
to volunteeJ are urg.ed. to con- • '" ~ ...... _ .. '" yth L. I 'J. t all be 6;7 __ -
tact Mrs. Lynn O'Brien at with $6,256 spent last. ye.. an. memb&- of the 1!l81S wllo&e reoord ev~r In.... DIll C.OLZ,Jng a a y t',t'een Lothrop arwi ...
LEnox 3807. $4,090 in 1944. in science ana mathetliatica ill ell:- ~Ist waleh and .gun of l;Ir.. ~y- ross and Ridge 11M ~ ~
----- ceptionaUy R~ aftd who givllS ers,. to say noilllng of a I'llH'. of .~u.levard and ttl. lIk~
C .h h F.. most PrDmiee. of futllre distinc- earn~ valued. at $3,000, whICh Fisher road area 1wom the Hi&II
ure Ire tion iA. the field of,seieJlce. she had pawned. for $200•. ~i!!Stl Schoolb~~k Ul ~te. ,
two years of s~ience and four number of articles foUlK! in her general probkfn ~~te4
D
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oes . D. amage Yeal:i of mathemaf;i(,;. room on Trumbull. avenue, De- }tOA'll wa!f!r 19 .. ~ :=:.to; the ~
Charles has a reQord of A- in were recov~ret!, toffether With a 1ft addltiOft to tftis then Is iDe ..
ed Upoa the' PlebiaJI. Club trophy •. Husba.nd A.I-
1
6ts the l~ke afld their O?nl.~
becallSe he WI6 judged by tfte UJIl ca.P8Ci1¥ .Il!'ld tMbeall: PI'eMIn
coa.ehing staft to be the most O\lt- Good F. WI': W;ch ~e ~_ ~
standing .athlete of the year.'s. Clean' ight rec Oft .~ .uo:'tf'Oit. '. . .,. ...
graduates .. The Plebian Club is Mr •. Snuth Ig!:eed WIth .~
made up for the most part of Lane, of the Park, tilat JmIC!l. II
fornier Grosse Pointe High School An irate Farms husband was the tr'ouble that visits. .. lal1i
letter winners. hauled into police he.dquarters part of the G~osse POI.ftte .,.
As the outstanding athlete in at 12:30 a. m. JURe 15 on the came from the ml~Ull

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rite .Two
DANCERS
in'Recital
Masonic
Headlines of the uWeek
(Contl.IIK frollS Pare 1)
tion of Bridger and CUrran, co.
chairmen of the Maritime Unity
Committt@, .that another demand
for more wages may be' made
nex~ September.'. .
AN ATMOSPHERE OF
friendliness and cooperation . is
manifest at the early meetinc of
the current Foreign Ministers'
conference in Paris ..•. Moloto,',
Russian foreign minister. agrees
~o an opening up of the discus'
sion on the whole Austrian question,
while Byrnes and Bevin,
the British minister, consent to
similar examination of the cale
ot Italy.
• • •
AN AMERICAN SYNDICATE
said to have o/[ered $3,000,000 for
the royal jewels ot HesM stolen
by American occupatinn.o/[icers
in Germany and recovered by
American authorities, but were
told by their owner they were
not for 1I1e.
THE
MIl
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YOUNG
Photon811h
Grosse
Pointe
AMERICt\N
YOUR WEDDIN8
.In Action
Beautiful candids of your en.
tire wedding, breakfast and
~elltion J)ermanently mounted
in eXQ\liait. leather bo"Jnd
album .
Bridal portllitr of dist.inction
by
J. W .JIig,in~
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
'lfe had acreed to ToJo's demmds:
"unlreedni of Japal\ts6 Usets'in
tI:1e UD.lted Stata, ahipmeDu of
Army, Lieutenant who "ad been hillh octane ,asoline to Japan, 'in
0; quantities desired', and an emaccUMIDENT T R U MA N Is
guards to make cert"in that inches. greatly di!turbed over the fate of
atomic bombs will never a,ain • .. •. the OPA •.• Senator Barkley,
be used as an instrument of war, W. STUART,SYMINGTO~, As- leader for the adminiatration in
the United 'Statet will destroy sistant Secretary of War for Air, Congress,. SOl)'); "we will try to
its store of atomic bombs and ""arm Detroit it is no lonrer a ,et the best bill we can,"
will share the atoinie secrets fOr safe inland city." . again,t' at- 0 • '.
peaceful' use .•• thii sa teiU'MS, tack over the,polar regions oy air A BRITISH NAVAL OF7ICER
to, include: surrenier of the veto It, would be.the tlrst important qiscloses. plans to blow up the
power by the five major nations Am~rican citY to ,et the blow. -, island 10rtreSllof Heligoland in
on . all matters pertainiil" to.' .'.. • the North Sea. .
atomic development;' 2) create :tNDIA'NEARER' INDEPEN- • • •
an, international atOlnic de.,.elop. DENCE now than at' any time Wedneida;y, JlIne 19
ment authority with absolute ainee Clive won Plassy two cen~ PRIMARY ELECTION RE.
power' ovet atomic raw materials turies ago ... Lord Wavel and 'rURNS received up to noon toand
productlonj 3)' adoptiOri' of tlle Bl'itish Cabinet Mission ap- day indicate' that Kim' Sillier is
international laws "with teeth" point a .l(.member Ind'ian Gov- .well. in the lead for the Repub.
providing for severe punishment ernment to carryon in the in~ Iican nQminatioll for governor ...
of,viollttors on' a basis ,to be terim ,of aeting_ up a permanent former'Governor'Murray D. Van
determined by the' United Na- native government for the coun_Waloner:captures the Democratic
uo'ia:. ,,;,,;:':1rK, " nominatillll with eue. ",
,cSNOOT MAKING ANDFISTI" ".,' " .• f','T'. • • •
ctrrls '. in the dugout havelrt ' "JEWISH. EXTREMISTS in Pal •. ~WRiNCE"OLIVIER, "the
~e.kened the Tigers" mettle' forQStme-,'blow"tip ~ve trans-Jordan great expellent of Shakespearean
pOw.er-packeli' baseball; win their bnd,es. isolate Trans-Jordsn from ',drama' and. his wife, actress Vi-
,fourth in a 'row and di.place the outside world and further ,vien L:eigh of "Gone-wlth.the
Wuhingtonfor third place. gum up the hopes of etrectlng Wind" fame. narrowly esca~
• • • peaceful settlement of 100,000 death in a Pan American Air.
TO MAKE MORE BREAD Jews in thli Holy Land. ' ways Constellation. ,
available the sural' ration' of . • • ., . • • "
bakers for cake llnd pastries has FORD MOTOR COMFANY re- HELP IN GENEROUS QUANbeen
cut l( per cent by OPA • .. sume. operations today. Most ofTlTY pours in for torn'ado vic.
price' to householders will be the 65,000 returning to Roulle; ,tims ~n bo.th tlle American and
raiaed Ie p,er 5 lb. packare. Hi,hland Park and 18villiIeCanadlan,llde, '.
• • • plants have been idle lince May • • •
'I'll!: WAR DEPARTMENT ilu 8:,; • With the opening of these FOR, 'l'HE SECOND .TIME in
ordered the return from overseu plants assembly lines lire. expect- the history of the United Nations
of non-volunteer tllthers with 21c:i to be in oper,ation by June 24 Council'Ru,uia exercises her V1!to
montllA'or more service .•. ' there •.• The halt in production was power, ,in refusin',to refer the
are still 133,000 non-volunteer caused by the coal strike and by quetltion of the Franco regime in
iathen .ovel1leas ••• all will be iltrikes in U planla supplyin« Spain to the General A3iembly
, parts. ' of the UNO ••• her action i!
,. . . .
horne by August :!l.. • • • variously interpreted asiear of
A WINDSOR POLICEMAN, the mild action of the Assembly
PAUL V, McNUTT will ,repre- df . .. fit t F . t
lIent Pre!ident ,Truman at the Constable Roy Williamson, hears an suspICIon 0 a a en ascls
Rnacetylene torch at work, noli- influence in the Wl:stern democ-
Phill"plne
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independence cere.mo.
fie. his. headquarters and when racles
.
oppose
d to C
ommumsm
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.;l;;li}'~f'i'~'~:£~f'
riles on July 4 and then take over Russia wishes to be assured of
liS the flnt American ambusador trrt@ burrlars walk out the rear. . .
door. with the swa, they are re, vIgorous actIO!),
, at Manila. • .' • ceived in the arms of six waitinll .'. •
r RUSSIAN ACTION ON ITAL-
J;
!!IUIII!SY, June 11 po Icemen. ' • • • IAN reparations widens Ihe ever
PRESIDENT TRUMAN submits , TIIMday,'.June 11 widening breach between her and
to Conrre ... plan for the man. THE TOWERING SPIRAL OF the western democracies , . .
arin, of the armed .forces under CLOUD observed, by Grosse wants $100,000,000 reparations
, .
a single cabinet officer to be. t' I kit . ht {rom Italy and insists.'that most
, .,
known as the Secretary ot Na; POinters a 6 0 c oc .. as nlg of it must come from current
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tiona I Defense •.• there are also proved to be, a to~a~~ th,a~ h~t Italian production ••. Russia was
," .:,
to be Secretaries of tha Army, River Rouge at : 0 c oc •. no factor in the conquest of Ital)',
If
it does, you're safe
if it
Auditorium
, June 20th, 8: 15 P. M.
Tickets' $1.50, $1.20, '$1.00
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.,~Io.ed' Warning (Served, on'F~~s
JULY 4, 5 AND 6. Employes ~ Pay Is "Raised
I.
ORDER YOUR
Ckeaning
now!
Cleaning,
Dying and
Tailoring
No tiner workmanship
obtaimlble anywhere at
any price. Lamp shades
cleaned.
Square Deal
Cleaners & Dyers
GRO'SSE POINTE
15226 CHARLEVOIX
LEnox 42%5
Also
Art
Fin,
,Summer
F.btic:s
Are
Her,
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Ladies, Tailoring
MARSHALL
81 O~CONN~R
C8eetIul'TalIon
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oI'no IS - Auplt
Tues .. Wed .. Tllurs. ~nc1 FrJ. Mornings
. Tues~ and Thurs. Eyenlng3
Special O~y Classe's for Chlld""n <
ART SCHooL'OF 'fHE ,
SOCIETY OF ARTS &< CMF rs
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President JamesWa*ins Speaks His PiKe Agaim,t Strikes
. Aimed 'at Public Health and Safety .
, ".'.. ", ,
, The Farms Council'Tuesday night incre~sed the pay. of
the village hourly wage employes by thr"ee cents per h~ur
and its salaried employes ~ve dollars per month. The act~on
was taken in the adoption of the report a~d recommendatIon
of the sp~Cial committee named last April to he.af the wage
grievaricesofthe men ,after they ha~ ,voted to go back to
\\lork following their three ,'feeks' strIke. .
The high'point of th.e wage dlScl1Ssilln,
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R' s a esman. t is inconceivable that either the under a payor perish sll'lgan and make us all come "cross? champagne suppers to our read-
USSlans or any other people want actual war. The experi- H h' f h - . ers
il ~ncheoC the whole world with its horrors is too recent. But I urra. or t e Unions. But why make them tight little I ThR't'~ wh T e~ t g t
t e controlled press oC a country perseveres ih oreathing G?se corporations merely for the horny handed sons of toil? !bad of' that ~iIIY rRos:' , e a
Ive everybody a chance at the euy'ioihg, Whit .iv .. with the ieU9w7

Th,ursday~June 20" 1946
Pointers Push Drive
For Russian Relief
C.,~paign to Reh"bilitate, Great Hospital Being.Carri.d
on Through June; Youngsters to ,Benefit
'To provide hospital care )or the thousands of Russian
children -who require operations to restore their' sight and
their hearing, and to provide artificial legs and arms' for
yOW1gsterswho saw actual warfare during the Nazi invasion,
the" Detroit committee, Society fOr Russian Relief, hie., is
. danger.
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Party Serves
Dual Purpose
Mr. and Mrs. Syd R. Scott of
University place entertained on
Tuesday, June HI .at an Open
House for 125 guests. The occasion
was in the form of a double
celebratilm.
It was the Scott's twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary and' their
eldest son Robe;t, had returned
just recently from 18 months
duty in the' South Pacific, an
Ensign in command of an L.C.T.
\
Loch,uoor Plans
Djnt&et- ,Dance
i..oclunoor Club is holding a
dinner,. dance on the night of
Saturdpo, June ,22.
Bobby Grayson's band will
play lor dancinr which will. be
from 9:30 t'& 1:30. Dinner will
be from 7. to'9 p}>m,
.MAJOR TRAGEDY.
A brand new Ford Tudor sedan
belongirig to the Alfred Sttiner
COm\'any' caught fire' while
parked at Jefferson' and Way burn
Wedriesday forenoon. .
_
Lutherart
WillHqld
., 6 ROS S E ,PO I N T E
Guild,'
Sociai
The St: James LuUieran chureh
Women's Guild will hold .,lawn
social 'on Sunday, June 23, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flemming,
265 Moross road. Grosse
Porrite Farms. The event will
start at 5: o'clock. ,
Members of the church and
their friends, are .cordially invited
to attend. Mrs.' William Nelson
is chairman of the. cOlIlinittee
in charge. ' .
conducting its final campijign for funds. The drive opened
People wh~ se« how far they
June 12 and will continue thr~,(gh June 30. :
can 10, go too far and don't see it
Grosse Pointe is, well represented,
on}he committeecl;mduet- _
ing Hie drive witli Wendell C. ------------- ------- _
Goddard heading t,.he Michigan
committee for RUSSian Re)ief and
Dr. Alfred H. Whittaker, chairmall
of the June drive.
Surgical instflunents and medicines
are to ~ purchased in this
;, country to be. shipped to Russia,
l' as the articles required. by host
pita1s there are not available in
1 Russia. Filatov Children's Hospital,
lal'gest pediatric institution
in the country.hasa capacity of
700 beds, but is now functioning
on a limited scale.
Named after:: Dr. N.,F. Filatov,
Russia's great pediatrician of the
nineteenth century, the hospital
not only directly cares for numerous
ill and maimed children,
but also serves as a training. in-
,stitute for sp€dalists in children's
diseases. Annually many of these
doc to r s le'ave .the instilute to
spread the benefit of their train- ,
ing and .knowledge throughout
thr,: childl'en's hospitals, schools.
clinics and rest homes in all parts
of the Soviet Union.
Russian Relief has taken the
f;,OUlSE STEVENS PAGE responsibility of. providing for Fi-
, " 'Ialov HospitaL It.is the theory of
Mr. and Mrs. Blinn Stevens the sponsors that this kind of
Pag~, 112~ ,Devonshire road,. help given to the Russians will
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~Society News Gathered from
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From Another Pointe
of View:
!: yacht Club "Party Draws Dancers
, Tea dmc:inI out of doors in
j Ibe' late afternoon and dinner
, dancing in the evening attracted
lneJnbers and guests to the Grosse
. Pointe Yacht. Club Saturday.
lune.l11.
Noted among thoSe dancing to
Jack Oakie's music'were: Mr.
and Mrs . .Jesse Fleck, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward White, Mr. and
,Care and
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,Mrs. Edward Wheeler~mas
'Tomorrow it GtHS 10
Sul1;v_'s"
New
to
:Bonded messenger pickup se",,"
Ice - OUt' own spcdal vaulls -
Fully Insured - Moderate rates -
Restyling • RepalrlnC - C1eanllll
, GIazinl.
G. m Sullivan
CUSTOM
FUR-R.IER.
1442~ Eo JdeI'lOlt,
La. 6425 .. at CN!1Hn
RA.3201
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All of the
Short and to the Pointe Ann Whitehead Bride
The former DOROTHY FLOItENCE HOnlAN,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred, W. Hofman of Wind~
mill ~ointe drive was married on Baiurday, June 15;
in Graue Pointe Memorial Chwrcb. The Rev. Frank
Fitt offidatOO. Thebridegroom'l parents are Mr.' and
Mrs. Ralph Thomas of Merriweather,~ " ,.'
Leaviar IOOIl far theit s1D!'JlIlr PIcture b)'Carl GHh
home at Seal Harbor, Me., ,will -----...,------------------
~ MRS. ERNEST L\1(ZLn whose coinin; out party takes Mrs. Mather WII' the' ,former
and her chilciren. The KIIJIZ1ers place thiIt Friday. Next Barbara LOuise Klein. Mr. an4d,and her chilo lana. • ~ •
JANE MoNAlJGH'I'QM'has reo dren, BOBBY, BILLY, CAROL,
MARY. VIRVINIA ed JANE,
turned from studies atF:i1lcll have left for their summer home
Junior College in New York to on Lake Huron. '
be with her parents, MR. and • • •
MRS. CHARLES NEIL Me. MRS. J. J. CHEATHAM, with
NAUGHTON of Grand Mara.11lher son, JOHN T. HOAG, and
boulevard for the summer boll- her niece, MURIEL MCLlOD,
day. • • •. ' has left by cn for Glacier Park,
Of intere3t to their Pointe Montana. *'. _ '
friendl5 i5 annoUDcemeat of MR. .lUCRAlU) SIDNEY COLLINS,
~d MRS. EDwARD 'F. FISBR7117, Weiltcltester road, Gr05lle
of the September 14 weddiq date PointtlPark, was l1'aduated from
of their daughter, MARILYN lUld the Vniversity of Chicago in the
,C. BRADFORD LUNDY jR., &oil. university's 223th convocation,
of DR. and MRS. C. BRADFORD which was held Friday (June 14)
LUNDY of Middlesex roaa. in Rockefeller Memorial ChaP'!1
• • • .on the Midway.
The Lake Shore road home of • • •
~tw:C::~ m~~~ Paying their ih'st visit to the
=~R~
of the Smith College Club of De- POINTE since their marriage in
trait. The tea will compliment England, are MR. and MllS.
PETER'J. MAT1p:R of LoDdon,
graduatel; and undergraduates of who will spend two monthl here
the college as well as girls who ~ the .uestl of .Mrs. MllthU'1
are planning to attend Smith. Parents, MR. and MRS. GEoltGE
The Pointe's BARBARA S1- H. KLEIN of Devonshire road.
MONDS and JANET FINNIE I
will tell of their work durin,
World War II.
• • •
Returnil:lg home this week from
an Eutern holiday, were MR. and
:MRS. ELMER GAGNIER of Merriweather
road. TIle Gagnlers
were away for a fort!UIht stopping
in New York City and at
the Dennis ~l in Atlantic City.
.... -
The end of this month, MRS.
Mrs. Edward Macauley, Mr. and LYLE GIBSON and her dauSh-
Mrs. Harlow Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. tel', DIXIE will leave their Neff
road home for New York City.
Leo Fitzpatrick, Colonel and Mrs. !m New York they will enplane
Frank Couzens •. Bud Frischkorn for Miami Beac:hand Cubl."!hey
and Susi!,!.Pack~r, Mr. and Mrs. plan to return to ~ Pointe the
Richard ,.Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. first of AU(UJt.
William Y¥!" Mr. and Mrs. Ray • • •
Legg and~. and Mrs. LeRoy BYRD WILLIS' HOPKINS w
Swift. arriving this week-en4. from Gar-
£haraeter
•••
• • • are pt,rt of every tran5ltti0l1 bere at
Scbettler's. YOQ will like t&ia profesaiOllal
way of doing things.
. Ho,v ~oes it help YO'll? Welt, )'OU jwt can't
buy anytbing but the best quality here. We
are proud to make this policy
letVice
to the community.
I part of.our
The CWI'OJtl>
land Orchard, Botecourt County,
Va. to visit hi. fiancee, KATH.
ERINE ROSBOROUGH and her
parents, MR.ed MRS. WILLIAM
M. ROSBOROUGH and her par,
ents, MR. and MRS. WILLIAM
ROSBOROUGH at their home in
Washington roaa.
• • •
B. P. LC>JtAN;
GEms of Lake Shore road were
hOft.l 1.$t SUJUU)' to 10 of their
!rlmlb at an al freseo supper on
the groW1dl of their home. They
My, myI••., . are pllMln. aleries of suppers
We've jlolst r,HlVld iIIe wont plea of public re'atioM eVlr durinJ tbe 'ummel' months.
to'corne our "":I '. • • • •
A Dttr~ florilt ••• hal mailed to busineu men (that's IIsl} Home from ,raduation atCotl..
• ptmPhJtt .tdlllg them in _~ng flowtrJ for the !eddy folb • •• cord GIrla' School in Massacbu.
1M pllmphlet is jHusht~d, tot> • , • showing whllt ~ind of setts is PmnOPE WE.Yd
SUE 'STOEPEL, MARJORIECrouse, Jr., last Saturday afternoon at 4.0 clock. AmllS the
MAXON, NANCY HOGAN, ~13. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frazer WhIte 'head and WOO

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:Woman's. Page
:,JP6inte' 'Set for- First-
Post War Horse Show
Junior
'-";
Junior Le:ague
Adds Members
League swelled itll
ranks this week with 38 newly
elected provisional members.
Names of the new Leaguers
110 Animals to Be Exhibited in FuU List of Evenh at Hunt were announced at t~e .nnu.~
Club Friday, Saturday .,nd Sunday m~tiDg Tuesday morning in the
---------- Country Club.
.' , The Pointe is poised for its first postwar full. dress horse , .The' girls are Sarah Booth. Mrs.
show, to be staged this Friday, Saturday and Sunday on julian L. Brown, Gretchen Cai.
the grounds of the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club on Cook road. hart! Mary Cupper, Pe~gy Davis,
The fervent prayers of those running the show are for good Mrs. 'Richard Denyes, Justine Deweather,
and if there is anything to the law of averages •• Petris. Mrs. John Drummy, Slilly
the Pointe should be due for something perfect along this Duffield. Julia' Hlirris, Dorothy
line. '

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}riJI'tls FOr Every OUlISiMI .,
CHerry 3454 807 Metropolitan' incl,.
Florence A. McKinstry
Ana
Mildred ~ri99s
Ano\lnCll \I1eir ~ppoinlmen\5 ~s
Normal Telii:hei~
of
the
Dunning tliln
witkour, 1,Him, whith,re.
-' qultt~ no, ~hy~icSI ~kMion
o~ cliets, yet shoW$ iinh18di.
flte results.
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DINE our at eUpid's
Make it Il point to eat more often af
Cupid's during the ~ummer months:
Choic$ h5t:!:Iily menus, ~Iway~.
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GLiNN JAMES
~"""W/I!lRIIII MACK~ .t HARVARD ROAD M1~
l'5
O~ CLASSIFIEQ AqS
al a.ter Drln
GET QUICK RE~UlT,S!
i:JC. n, ::AaUill'm~ '" ------- ~ NOTICE OF CHA"GE
= i Florence Adams MC1\.instry Annourl1:es
= change in d~te. of piano pupils' dcmollstrl!tion of the Du~ing
liEI Course of imProved mllsie study; at the Gtbsse Pointe Memorial
Church, to J
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l:I! FRIDAY, UNE Z1 at 7:3tP.M. PRbl!C I~lted
i
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Camp
Kalkask'.
" recreational summer camp for boys 8 to 17,
t:aEfie8 aR una ~~flistli6: Grand Travefae
~y, region. Ol)e hour l'('IiJitarytraining dally.
Fisfilng, swimming, S8&tlnij, tennis, hor!eb&ck
ti81nl)I rifIel at~h~'1~ ,uNder the direction of
Captain Donald B. Stucky ~rom How' Mili.
Ury sat8&1:
%,000 Acre Tract AS!lbrd
Privacy
rllforln' Ii
o.slr\d
,Tatorlnr If I so l'le.~
tired, 5th UI 12th
KJ'ade lit ~o Udl.
lIonal .cAAr e. Tallion
S3Z~, ,'0 r
season, (;ataJOfllet
M3.2 CAllS.
PUBLIC SALE
(mt an auction-aU items plainly priced)
. .
eS~~LETE HOUSEH0lD FURNISHINl3S IN THE
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE OF
WM.
Goodhue
R; TRACY
Road
~Ioomfield Hills, Michigan
~~;U;Wd Awnue through Birmingham to Lone Pine
KlIld:-,ltlm len beyond ChrIst Church on Goodhue Road,)
~rtriNG ROOM: English. French and Antique
fiifilHlire. Upholstered diairs, settees. davenports.
ii88is, consoles, desks, mirrors, miniatures, oriental
iHiSi r~dios, bronze and paintings.
~iJsie ROOM-O.INING RooM--:4 BEDROOMS
TERRACE AND GARDEN FURNITURE
RoyAl Sjroti~
tiui; iH;' ~ InB;;
StelR*,iy BiJa.Af't Grana plano
~ii, s!lver. china, glass, poll.>;,. linen, prtnts, book
t81riaioli, blankets. comforu, golf bA!:. and clubs. tailored
mllii l'1lbUa and boots,
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Board of .Education Picks
$uPe:rvisors for .Playground
"ttling .~
Bu(ges~
Dr DEUCNMIS
Made
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stondry!.boal DeCrolI dlJllu ..
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l'hursday, June 20, 1946
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~ ~ where the JHwr, Iwec~t jweier w........... an ~: ... that for you at peak of rip._.,,
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~;Fra:nkBanach Is Appointed
lolligh School Athletic Head
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H.!w.rc1 Poe Named to Govern Secondary Health Educa-
,'" ,-' .tiOn ee".rtment in New Set-up Announeed by Essen
: ;.~. On June 14 William Healey, Head of the :qepartment
: 'E'PhYsiCal Education and Athletics of the. ~rosse Poi~te
I. ' dary Sphools, resigned U> accept a Posltlon as varsIty
I; "ethall coach at Charleston Teachers' College, Charleston,
I .lllinois. .. ..
, ' JOllowing his,resignatiQri, Sup-
: ierintendent of 5«:bool5. Dr. Paul
I "1,..~ ~ert,announced. the roor.
I :,~tion of the physIcal educa.
: :tOD and athleticdepanment. ~o
I '4ePartment heads will be created
I :,' 1'1iIce o~ the combined, physi.
It,.,.l' ~ucation '!Jld ,thletlcs de-
I ,ktment.' •
: ~~.:,'I'he Health .Educalion Depart-
• l.."t.in the' sec:ondary schools,
;~'~'be. headed by Howard Poe,
: r:~teaCher at the Pierce, Junior
i ~~hSChoo!, will bei:'Ie~P try his luck in the big
_,.stak~ at Arlirigton. r ...
School
Loses
Healey
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Board of Education States-
Policies for Playgrounds
SaY5
Open
Pointe
Defer, Trombly, Pierce, Kerby and Vernier Fields Are
Not Large Enough for Hard BaNGame5
- At the regula!' meeting of me BOard of Education on
June 5,' the policies regulating the use, of school playgrounds
were clarified and formally adopted,
Since many qUe!jtions hiive arisen through the'press and
in communications \lo the Board over' the past year or two
about the use of these playgrounds outside of school time,
it was thought acjvisable. to state in writing, policies that
have been followed for some time, and to improve these
policies in the light of modern needs.
In brief the slated policies
pl\lvide: (1). definite procedure5
for groups other 'than the .schools
to secure permits to use school
playgrounds for schedulea games
and contests; (2) general rules of
decency and order required of
groups using School playgrounds;
(3) .protection of' neighbors bOl'.
dering school playgrounds; (4)
designation for hard baseball
'playing . at the following playgrounds:
Richard, .High. School,
Mason School; (5) pr~hibiti.rig
golf on any. playground a~d
hard baseball on any other than
mentioned above, because the
size or location of Defer, Tromb.
Iy, Pierce. Kerby "and Vernier
are not adeqJ,late for h~rd base.
ball; (6) prohibition of any con.
tests or scheduled games on any
pubUc school playgrounds on
Sunday mornings.
The policies also stat2 that; because
of the primary responsibility
of the Board fo;' expenditures
from its regular budget
for keeping playgrounds in shape
for regular programs of school
children, no expenditure of school
flmds will be authorized for improvement,
supervision or .main-.
teoance .of these grounds, ex.
cept where such expendilurl
contributes to the playground
program involved in the regular
curriculum or extra-curriculum
acvtivities approved by the
~ard, or for general maintenance
of the property. '
A recent example of this type
of eScpenditiJre' was t.lJe coopera.
tive eXpenditure of the. Village
of Grosse Pointe Woods and the
Board of Education in the im~
provement of the ball"field at
the Mason School. Since this
playground can also be Used for
the hard ball games of the regular
Board of Education super.
vised summer playground, it. was
'deemed justifiable to make modest
expenditures of school fund!
in cooperation with the Village,
even though the field will/be
used chiefly ror ball gaInes by
the community which are not a
part of the rellular .school program
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letter to ~Members
High' Dads' Ctub
of
Gentlemen: school in the Border City League
You no doubt have heard' that does? .
Why can't we hire a footb~ll
Grosse Pointe High has lost its coach who has played varsiiy.
athletic director. It is understood football in college and give our
that the Board of Education is boys' the benefit of his bii time
looking for a man to. take over experience? .
the football and bas~elball coach- It )W1Ilbe very hard fo repla'ce
ing duties at the school your sons CoaCh Bill Healey in basketball,
bu~ it must. be done and done:,'in
.ttend. 'th~'r'Opet'WaY'it' Jwe'elt.p~'H'~lo
Now is the time for your or- see Grosse Pointe::remain' a basganization
to exert every effort kelball power. in the state as it
in your ]lOwer.to bring a big time has been since Healey took over
coach to Grosse Pointe to give the basketball reins four year.
our community the type of foot. ago.
ball it deserves. r You men must IF-ad thE way'in
bringing to Grosse Pointe coaches
For years the Grosse Pointe of ~he highest caliber and make
High. athletic department has our.athletic. system one ..to ~
been undermanned, having only proud of.
two regular coaches in this de- Call, wrile or even better d-o~
partment to handl~ the. major i_ to the Board of Education of.
sports program. ThIS was found .flee:l and make it k1Iown that
to be too much for two men to your organization wants the best
h:m dle S? t~achers were asked to available' coacheS to train your
&;Ive their tune to coach .our var- . boys in high school sports in the'
sty baseball and, tenn,!! teams future. Let's not settle for one
and the reserve squads In every coach for several sports but I t'
sport. • . . eJ
. .have one full time coach for
Why can't a school the size .of eVery major sport. .
GrOSiC Pointe afford a regular' FRED RUNNELLS
coach for every major' sport on SportS'Editor'
the program like every other Grosse Pointe New~:
,~ - at t!leBa5@ballHallc: f Fame ;~:S:.~~ ~~~~LY ~';;;'t~;r t~ar~e~er ~ ~ ~ e: e ha~ past several weeks, June 25 will . i.~.:.'.~;.',.:.:., ...i.i.'..~.:,i.:.'
e where the~ ,o:vernor dedicated a TEN YEARS AGO this June 19; dropPed down to'nothing and,.lett officially, open the .reason as the • , ...•
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to
Land'
the lale
first'..
Kenesaw J
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Lo' ed aU-out'date. Conservation eXperts Br FIlED RUNNELLS Pointe athletes would say if.they
UJ.S was knock. . out by the little crafts drifting about on predict the . pre-war record of
'. ~ .0Ull IS, eomnus- Max Schmeling. It was the first a mirror-like lake. This caused 600 000 l' . 'ed fi h . '11 be Grosse Pointe High's basketbilll could see their 'coach before .he RatOn Plays .Havoc' Wl.th P'o'I.nte Bal'l
• Oi l1O!1et ofbaseba)l.. .' , . and only tim' .e, the ~hampl'o'n had "reat ~on~em'. to .the' skipper'. S 'oe- ; Icens s .ermen WI leaves our community. '.'The best
• ...... ~.. ~" broken.this yea'r.- ,. prestige suffered a severe blow .
Ii ~'!"~; ~ l~O-JO.WHITE, been knocked out in his long pro- cause they had to battle the cur- Bass and Muskies will be Ihe with the announcement that ath. of luck and tile greatest' success Metropolitan Club
'II the u-Tliah m~, took over to- fessional career. • . . rent, which prevails along the main objective of most of the leti,c dircctor Bill Healey had ac. to you always, coach. It's been The unseasonabre we a the 'r Leape. Sbndints
. I.dly as. the playmg manager of THE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE channel, without the aid of any anglers, with the specific purpose cepted an .offer to become the swell knowing a fellow like you.'! plaYed ha:Voc with the ~eball ' W L
: ~SeitUe Rainers in the Pacific has never changed hands in the of that stuff that makes'lhese 'lit- of dethroning Percy Haver.as the varsity basketball coach at East- ------ City ~ 2 O.
• cGut LellgDe. He has been play- Yankee Stadium if that consoles Ue wind wagons go. The fleet was world c!tampionship muskalonge ern nIinois State Teachers Col- G P • t games scheduled in the Pointe Woods :._ 2 J
. = ~.With. Sacramento. you folks who have laid it on the pretty well bunched during the fish~rman. Haver caught his 62 lege in Char~e5ton, Illinois. rosse OlD e, I during the last week and only Farms 1 1
,'" ~"::MICHIGAN QUAL1FIED four line for Mr. Conn. . . lull. ]lOund 8 ounce world title win- Although it is a great lo~ to L Res Its one game was plaYl'd in the Class Shores ~ 1 2
'II ~. for the final 36 holes of THE WEATHER put the damp- About 3:.30 p. m. the breeze de- ning muskie in about four feet the Blue Devils' athletic depart- eague U B diVision: and that one was Park ..: 0' 2
~ ~. ~~l\&l Open. They were er on the exhibition game scheel- veloped sllghUy from .the north- of water oft tJ:e head o~ B~lIe Iment it is a. big ~tep forward fer I __ I . . . On Wednesday, June 12 all
. ~ Je\:l',~:Eddie Furgol. the 27-year uled between the Tigers and the east and the fleet began to move Isle. Haver .adYIsed mus!'.1e flSh- Healey towards th,; big t i..m e. Ciaas E wash~OIl.t after five mnmgs of sclteduled l1:ames weTf~ rained ou't.
• llltiPontiac Country Club pro Flint All-Stars when rain washed towards the first m,ark o! .the ermen to fISh the. shoal waters coaching of which every high J . 13 .1", play... . • , I Results of games Dlayed Fri-
II .'!'lh'&'was,followed by Chick Har~ out the contest. The same down- course. As.all the h

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aCoft'r BITES OIllLD
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Ho~ch~of .05 M.dison: .bit
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halt, on the. wrist and hiP. duringth.
mQrnu,i of June 14.. The .
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,It_ n.n DESIRABLE furnished h om e WILL sacrifice 12 Z;ew ,enuine
(J,'ftuk U- .. Iene 1'•• ) ~,'i!ilable for July and August Goo d II'" " n g, quiet, refined ]flue GOO'.>ej pillow.. ..Men',
at $200 monthly. Must have ex-. 1 tho . 37 LEn 0295
CBA&G.B &AftI cellent references. Write Box middle'llged coupl6 nee a 5 or 6 _ C 0 mg, 'Ize.. ox ..
,,~... "... ~w .. ~ .. 875, Grs. Pte. News. room unfurnished flilt or income Lr\i;(NG room.uite, odd chain.
WATERWORKS PARK district; by iW9D st 1st. No children or General Electric sun lamp. Hot
"" ,,~SB aATEI..... must' sell furniture. DRexel pets. Both employed., A-I refer. Poin! electric range. TUrcedo
~'w~ "...~ 2790. enc:e~. Cilil Mr. Mllxwell "t Rond. 2-1142. .
CLOSING TIME 7-WANTED TO lENT olph 0500 or Prospect 2562 eve~ PEQUOT sireeu, tine table liIiens
(H....,. A,m., A.... etc.) and napkins to match. English
A4I wW be nings. dinner set and other articles.'
I~C:t.bvrOm~ at TOP RENT Box 680 Grs. Pte. News. •
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' TbUr Ad will be accepted UD. resident, 21 yrs. Michigu Bell, 18 FT BOAT, cabin, windshield,
.1 gist.P:Ra~~~~i~~~ Will poy top rent ~o leose for I, wants 3 bedroom flat. single flying bridge wilh Universal
: following stores: 2 or 3 yeors, " 7, 8 or 9.room or terrace. Call TUxedo. 2-9166 motor, 4 cylinder. Complete for
~ house in either Forms or Snores for or CHerry 9900, ext. 778. $550. 284 Ashland or call DR.
, ~ ~;].d::R's..;.i'laber at M.umH Salesexecu ve size '12, womonly twic!e. In PERFECT DIAMOND
:1 ~luN'8 . ,........ ~ ~all DRexel 1001. excellent condition. NI. 4655. 87 Point I
SWXa:R Dimas .' . . . " Platirlum mounting with' four
,j ' ..:...17301 ... - .... _. HOUSE. 3 or 4 bedroom, No DAVENPORT, chlUI',. desk, tWIn baguettes and two small natural
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1 _ ..... - :cellerit care of property.,Tux. u~'TCHED' S'ET' f p' tt' :a ~e
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~:i ~FORiEst'RESUlts,. COUPLE-Minister' of Ors. Pte, alJlo . prewar tennis racquet. '-A.neLES WANTED
< " • • Methodist Church arid wife Ladies English 'riding boots,
!,tADVERnSl: IN.,tH!: NEWSI size 8'12. Niagara 9702.
I.:: .. . ,. ' •want house or apt.; furnished .
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I...:t'rs, ~rl! .~elcomed
Do:lFWor'l.~'h~~~~aI 1163. i )", . to Mr. ~d,Mrs. X.s~ew home.
For QuIa. Service. Call ' . J;lierythmg 'seems to go beauti-;
'. " ,'. J CEMENT and bri~ work. Side" 1ulb) the house and cfurtIUhinp'
Gene'rol' Refri.g~rotor Service walks; 'Porches, etc. Vito Vin&i, m",Quly' adinired; until 'Mr&' X.
3033 MARLBOROUGH 1577 HuntingtonRd,; Gn. Pte. ~rl:l~: a wh~red, reJbark:
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FOR the ftnest interior decorat~CARPENTRY _ REPAIRS .' ;last realizes :.that ;good:.p&intiriga:
inI imd .outsidepamlinr' at Porc1i'~,. s~eps; 1ru it ceJIars, win~ are not alu.xlll'Y_bu~ a 'neceuity,
. reasonable cost:ieeCharlesA:. dow.5o' .'.doo ... i1l,' '.x,e.pafred... r.00. d. 'giVing the'firi.nouC~':to' .. beauti-
SchnIeder t DR 10388 ' - ~ fun fU~;.hui\ilo;:2e".' ."" .• ~__
, a exe.. .' repaired.
tiqU'e loneseat; ladies dresses, sleeping porChes. . LE. . 2437 -4150 CADIEUX
size 16; 2 men's tuxedos and. '
accessories; one size 38 short, mOI1Ungs., .TUexdo 1.2029
one size 38 regular; man's hunt~ HOUSE FOR SALE: Four beding
suit and rubber hoou; call room home in Grosse Pointe
NIagara 2886. Park. TUxedo 2-4902.
9X12 RUG, sun room furniture,
other household articles. 1369
Nottingham.
SAILBOAT; 'rhompson knl'JCk.
about . snipe. Complete with
sails. Call NIagara 2044.
LATEST model ABC automatic
washing machine. Excellent
condilion. TU. l-i974. \
SOFA, spring seats, good constmction.
slip cover included,
$75.00. Record cabinet, $10.00.
Rose satin bedspread,. ~15.oo.
Saturday after 10:00, 1041 Har.
vard.
LA WNMOWERS sharpened "rod
repaIred by experts. Hous.ehold
repairin~ and sharpening of all
kinds. Rapid service. '
FIX-IT SHOP
14221 Kercheval Av!!.
LE. 4352
PLazll 3274 Work Gu~rel'\teed
FERGucON'S ' storm windows removed. lICret!DS
;) and awninlll hun/{. Estimates
Rugs, C~rpet Cleoning Semc:e; ~ly ~ven on. wall washinj(.
Hove your rugs woshed; sanitized HAYES WINDOW CLEANING
ond germ-proofed. Let us revive AND WALL WASHING
the ex"uisite c:olorings in your . 13927 E. Jefferson
~ LEnox 7781
rugs "nd c"rpets '
Soapbox Derby think lvorysoap anlt- water
Rules Ready
are,ideal for, this :parpOR.
Although eictiilent for your'
k'it~en and laundry, it is not
--' I advWlble to use on painting-.
Chevrolet dealers throughout. This treatment will do more
the arel! now have the official harm ~han' g'oodand may
IH8 rules for the annual So,apbox damage your picture 'com.
Derby which will be held this pletely. Oil too, as a cleaning
year on 'August 18 in Aleron, O.
~ Jnedium,
since it
is' not advlsable
makes the surface
All boys betwet!n the ages of sticky, inViting dust and dirt
IJ and 15 are eligible to enter to accumulate. You may dust
and ma)'obtain rules for building your pictures with a soft
their derby cars from the de~lers.
cloth
.need
or lambs-wool.
a. cleaning job,
U'they
call an
The most convenient dealer for expert. .
Gr~ Pointe yo~ers Is the t. How to store a painting:
Eastern Chevrolet at'l4SQO East ,- Remove screws and wire
Jefte~ at ~hland. • from the back ot the frame.
The requiremenu for the derby ~ut two cardboards largl1
'will be staged early in Au,ust enough to cover 'the whole
and from latest reporta the ~n-.. painting, put the Jlleture 'In
triea are coming in rapidly and . behveeJl, I and wrap up tea
reeo:d entl'1 ahouId reaul~ ewel¥, .
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\F;,:;~Municip411 League Prepare Test for Department
!t:o".Farms Village Trustee George L. Schlaepfer, who is also
;".thiij,J'olice Conunio;sionel', brought in a report to the Council
;: ~day night which bore directly on the naming of a Chief
: \Of ~olice for the village.
tl it 7 ecommended, first, that the