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Around the pool table at the Neighborhood
Club the Oldtrmers Club gathers.
every Friday to match theIr talents and
swap stories. PIctured, left to rIght, are
Gus Balzer, Walter Catherall, Adolph
Mrs. Sheaffer Four File f
Defense On CouJrei
Grosse PoiDte'. Newspaper for More ThaD 23 Yean
Shenffs, Fred Masak,
, WillIam Yahn and Wilc.mJ):'l:#tm!K'p'
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Relief Near On
Hundreds StorlD
Municipal Building
As Collections Lag
The hundreds of reSldents In Grosse Pomte Woods who
stormed the MuniCIpal Building wlth complamts on the pokey
garbage and rubbish plck-ups were assured of some relief I
this week.
The contract whIch was orIgmally awarded to James
Slgnorella on June 22 by the Councll was reasSIgned by
Actmg Admmistrator Philip F, Allard, when petitions from
frantic houseWIves compelled ImmedIate actIon.
Tuesday wrht the Council passed their approval on the I
new cor.tract holders, Russell Pamter and Ewald Ruthenberg, '
after: Signorella failed to fulfill hIS agreement.
------------~~ As snow and ice slowed
. down the garbage collections
In the Woods durmg the past
few weeks, further trouble
P OINTE
ARAGRAPHS
-by The Pointe .. r ---
In splte of frosty temperatures,
construction of the bathhouse
at the Grosse Pomte
Woods Park is nearmg the
halfway mark. It was reported
that the bUlldmg would be
completed m time for the Memorial
Day openmg Meanwhile
iCIcles dangle from the
bare framework.
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Now you see It , • . now
you don't • • . that was the
cue of the automobl1e: ~ed
83 Lake-
car was reported ' len from
in front of the W1lson hOlde.
A few hours later Farms police
located the missmg vehicle
at RIdge and Tourame.
The trademark of the borrower
was
bumper.
a crmkled rear
Don McIntyre, of 880 Washington
Road, recently enrolled
a;; a student at Kalamazoo
College. Before starting hls
studIes, he took an aIr cruise
to Jamalca With hlS parents,
Dr and Mrs. F D McIntyre,
followmg hlS graduatIOn from
Grosse Ponlte High School.
Center Copes
With Garden
Problems
Grosse POInters who have begun
to,thumb through seed catalogues
In preparatIon for sprmg
plantmg W111fmd the Garden
Center at the War Memonal a
storehouse of information
Member~ L~ th~ Garden Center
are on duty dally to answer
questIons on gardenmg VISItOrs
are also welcome to use the many
reference books on hand whlch
cover a wide varIety of subJects
pertammg to raIsIng plants
Dozl!lnsof general and specialized
catalogues. dealing With
vegetable and flower seeds. plants
and shrubs are arrlVlng dally.
Questlons "'NIy be answered by
calling the Garden Center (TU
5-3036)
was encountered WIth truck
breakdowns. ,
The gar bag e collections I
were also hampered In the
Woods when SignoreIla's men
went out on strike for more
pay
Signorella petitIoned the CIty
for more money but was turned
down.
The ongInal agreement wlth
the CounCil called for two collec-
tlOns from every house In Grosse
Pomte Woods each week.
Many worried parents report-I Has
ed that theIr garbage had not
been coUected m ten days and
that . CODditlou were
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WloodsRefuse Problem Different Faiths
on Panel Conduct
OLDSTERSRACK UP GOOD SCORE OF FUN Farms OK's Peace Discussion
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~ < i!J • 'Defense One of the most important gatherings in Grosse Pointe
:f*{) - next week wIll be the panel dis~ussion to be presented under
f' B d the auspices of the Detroit Round Tabl"! of the National COUJ1.
u get cil of Christians and Jews.
Representatives of the Ptotestant, Catholie and Jewish
The Grode Pomte Farms faiths will particlpate m a forum title~YPeace Begins on Our
Council was the t1rst body to Street" on Tuesday, February 13, at 8.1fJ. tn. in the social haIl
take actIon on the CIvilian De- of the Grosse Pomte Congregational t.hurch.
fense budget as recently set -up "The purpose of the discussion is to bring about a better
by Nell Blondell, Defense Bud- understanding among people in the commumty," Rev. CharIel
get DIrector, for Grosse Pomte W, Scheid, pastor of Grosse~>-----' _
and Gratiot Township. POInte Congregational W d B
The Farms a.pproved payment Ch h 'd
of $1,360, pendmg action by the urc, Slll • 00 S uys
other CounCIls The Rev, Joseph Q, Mayne,
The Six-month budget provides Executive SecretaI'Y of the 7 AS.
for II workmg fund of $5,010 DetrOIt Round Table of the • ere lIe
wbich Will be used to establish Conference of Christians and
a Defense Office, Defense Dt-I Jews, will be moderator. f Building
rector, equlpment and supplies. M be f th I' or
Costs to the other commuru- em rs 0 e pane Inties
are: Park, $1,388.27; Clty, elude The Rev. Arthur E.
$713.42; Shores, $31763; Woods, Lovely, S J, Dr. Robert S. Drews The Councfi lit Grosse Pomte
$832.63; Woods, $83266, and and Dr. Walton E. Cole. Woods approved the purchalle of
GratIOt Township, $397.30. Fr. Lovely has been an mstruc- seven acres of land for approzi.
tor of RehglOn at the UDlverslty mately $11,200 as a future lit.
of Detroit for the PUt five yeaJ'1l. for a sewer pumpmg and publie
and at present lS Dean of Men works station,
on the downtown campus. The land is located betw.-
He has worked in cooperation Marter road and the Mllk Riwz:
wlth the MIchlgan Commlttee on Just north of the Girard Drain. •
C: IVI1 Rtghts, the Mayor's Interra- Aetrng Administrator Phili r.
CJalConuntttee of.Detrolt and the Allard stated that a DeW ~ •
Catholic Interraclal COunCIl. bwldrng would be hf th"
The second speaker WllI be Dr, first. one.
Walton Eo Cole pastor of the First proJects erected on the site.
Several volunteers responded CongregatlOn Ch'urch of DetrOit. Cecil Fonner Dan'owners 1 D of H the land Scherer are
to the appeal for advi50n made Dr. Cole is a noted lecturer ed and the ~' d' ~ry ard Corb,.
the Grosse POInte Wood! 'P5ycltology consultant. poratI Ob ev
CommUnity Club last week. • 1M is an executive member of on.
Tht!J' offered thel.r Ml'VleeS to Slate LIbrary Board aDd ... 1.-------__....l
provide :YCRltIJ. Wltb ~ wrUtealll&llY booU JiR)"tJIiac Ulit rA L ..~l-o.. ,
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,.. .. III tfYitiell in tKe ~. In • ~...,. '" • - I,
creM to piily _~ ~
and rubbish ctdlection ed dis-
grefily decrasm 1116 10, these people are makin.t- A oft phyaieiaD wtto speposal
outside the !.units of Grosse of Mrs. ... ~ AlIce GrosseSheaffer. P"mte Board' of '"h It' a C'OIItnbutlOl1 to the welfare of cialize. 111pqthomatie medicme II Yean ....
.L e e ec Ion 'Tor thlS reason I very reluc- __" I • ak
Pomte Woods.
u.., u • i1 2 the entIre community. WllJ camp ete the ltst of spe en Grosse Pointe Far m. eel
Another $1 50 per month was EducatIon, was appomted to the Apr , tantly make my declSlon to leave Chtldren's groups at the Com- 011 the panel Dr, Rtbert S Drews .Grosse Pointe Shores Fire De-
proVlded for In the contract as chau'01anshlp of the emergency In/"umbents are John M. S. Hut- the council. muruty Club meet once a week has done extenslve research In the partments were called out to
new homes were bUllt ThIs feeding and shelter program now chins on, WIlham G KIrby and "1 cannot leave without telling for about two hours, and engage field of the relatlon of mental hy- save the home of Supervisor Ed-
brought the total to nearly $47,- bemg orgaDlzed as a Clvl1 De- George L Schlaepfer. you that I have enjoyed far more In play, arts and crafts, trIps, glene to reltgion mund C. Verruer WhlCh was
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fense measure Darnel W, Goodenough has than I ever expected the work and particlpate mother actlV!- He recently attended the In- threatened when flre razed the
The announceme

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Grosse Potnte'. First NlWsptJpet'
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NAtIONAL IDI~.j!,L
*JIAS~C~T'rN
L B. OLDHAM. PUBLISHER
Toni Eb..er. Editor
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Appwuon for entry u second-dass matter II pendm, at Detroit. M.Jclugan
"FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS AGO
They Slgned the Declaratton of Independence
In July. 1776.
Lmcoln spoke at Gettysburg on November
19th, 1863.
Thus, on the 12th day of February,
1951. we stand, almost to the month. at
the same distance from Abraham Lmcoln
and his group of bltener. in Adams County,
Pennsylvania, aJ they themJelvel stood
in point of ttme from the Founding Fathers
in Phlladelphia. Eighty-seven years.
Four score and seven •.•
In those eighty-seven years America
has changed from a faltering nation In the
agony of civil war to a great power, the
spokesman of t~ free world. Yet thill
fact has brought "0 peace of mind to
Americans For we' have come to understand
that in one respect America has not
changed.
As in Lincoln's time events are still
testing whether "this nation ••• so con.
ceived and 80 dedicated, can long endure ..
And as in Lincoln's time the strugf!'le IS as
much one of ideas as of weapons Where in
1883 Virgmia meadowl and Tennessee
woodlands echoed to the thundering prop-
OSItion that all men are created equal, the
fight today for freedom and hberty ill
world-wide.
Suddenly, we begin to realize that history
will always test us. It becomes clear
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that we are never to have any real surcease
from struggle .•• that the very essence
of the AmerIcan idea is that the
Amencan Revolution Ui .till going on .•.
a continumg revolt ag81nst tyranny and
totalitarianism, however disguised and
wherever found Only through continu-
Ing effort, Willingly and gladly given, can
the ideal of a free people in a free world
be kept ahve.
As we understand this, we understand
yet one other thmg. It is that this nation
shall endure only if in God's judgment it
deserves to endure. And this places an
awesome responslbibty on every Amencan.
Yet it cannot be too gre~ for us, for
Lincoln, who in his time. met the lame
task was at heart a simple man. Out of
his simpliCity he found the answer.
We. too.. can find it in the closing words
of the Second Inaugural . . . and once we
have taken the words and their meaning
to our hearts, all doubt and anxiety van-
Ish. Our duty is clear and in its understanding
we find inner peace.
"With malice toward none; with char-
Ity for all; with firmness in the right, as.
God gives us to see the right, let us strive
on to finish the work we are in ••. to do
all which may achieve and cherish a just
and lasting peace, among ourselves, and
with all nations"
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2-The Grolle Poi"t. Review-Thursdoy, February 8. 1951
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SPOKESMAN OF FREEDOM
GROSSE POINTE
WAR MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MIchigan has made the first It has been recommended that
move m the natIon to develop a a CIVIl defense committee be ap-
Iltate defense counCIL Proposed POlDteG In every school of the
purpose ot Whll~b II to smooth state. Department of publ1c mover
the tranilltion from cIvilIan structlon ukll that the mstJtuto
defense production, the council tlons be ready-"and who knows
would attempt to or.anJu the when the children may be exacuecononucal
potential. ated," one offiCIal said.
For the first time GOV.Williams' MichIgan has 20,000 fewer
corporation tax proposal has farms than It had live yean ago.
reached the floor of the .tate Cel1lUl takers found only 156,575
senate. The governor chortled as farrnl last year while they num-
Senator George Higgins, said in a bered 175,268 In 1946. But tarms
bearlOl, "what do YOll want, • are larger. nowaday ••
corporatlona tax (Wllliama' baby) NIWI for trout fiahermen: Con.
or my manufacturer's process servahon department fish hatchtax'"
enes have released 2.204,000 trout
The process tax would put a In state mland waters in the last
three percent levy on all ma. year. What turtles don't get, ~ou
chlnerr purehased which doel can have.
Dot become a component part of __
the artlele manufactured. Manutacturer's
age n t I lereamed
during the hearing. ObMrvers
have already buried the bilL
But the hearing dearly was a
WIWaJDli' victory - witbout a
Democrat presentl
The Vandenberg .enatonal seat
i.s still a bl' questIOn mark. In
Washington, D C., the Jeers are
askm, MIchigan prognosticators
what II to happen-and In Mlchlgan
we look to WUhin,ton for
81 1EA!ll TArLOR
of the ~ll Pointe
Public Ltbrat"t/ Staff
(For Perl"l! Thu ..... -'1, Feb .... .., I, thru Thunda'l, February 15)
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Opell I--"-vs, lZ to 5 p.m,
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Saturday, Feb. 10
Ballet Classes, Olga FJ'icker, Instructor ..•. 10 00 am -2 30 pm.
the word. And .hould the veteran
Grand RapIds leaislator resign
before 1952, thmg.s re
al
ly wi
11b
e
In a bzzy.
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There are some who regard
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the reading of fichon
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as II was
h
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of time. FictIon, owever, as
t d th st
among Its de en en t e mo
competent hterary crl ICS.
Grosse Pointe
Saturday, Feb. 10 throUlb
Camera Club-
February :25 WHILE THE D&AFT continues
to take more and more ot our
In the delightful book of letters,
E D IT 0 R TO AUTHOR,
ExhIbIt .......• Weekdaysl0 00 a.m.-500 p.m., Sundays 12 00 youn, people, Pontiac's negro Maxwell Everts Perkins stresses
Moada'l, Peb. 12
Rotary Club of Grosse POlnte-Luncheon.Meetmg .....•••.•.
Belllnners Painting Ciass, Warren SImpson, Inatructor
Sponsored by. Grosse Pointe ArtIsts Ass'n ••• ,., ••• ,.,
12 oq
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1 00 pm
sage, 107-year-old Joe Clovese.
says, "There wouldn't be no trouble
In Korea It folkJ would do
more praym' and lovll1g" He's
one ol eight Civil War Veterans
the fact that fiction II not mere
entertainment but, as its best a
serIOus interpretation of realIty.
CQmprehendmi wIthin ltS scope
the eVil and the ugly SIde of
Sculpture Class, Walter Mldener, Instructor. still ahve. He should know. things, as well as the good and
Sponsored by Grosse Pointe ArtISts AIis'n •••••••••• , 7.30 p.m WashIngton has sald It was a the beautiful and ~ub)ect to such
Groae Pomte Theatre Group-Meeting .. .. • • • .... .. .. 8' Hi p m. "regIonal office mistake" when It limitations only as are imposed
Optimists
Toelday,
Club-Luncheon-Meetmg
Feb. 13
. . .. . ••••• , •. ", ••. 12 15 p.m,
was revealed that bedfldden war
veterans were "talked to" in an
by the conscIence of art"
Mr Perkins wu for thlrty-
Pamtmg Clus, Warren Simpson, Instructor. attempt to iet them to apply for seven years on the staff of
HEARTS AND
There's good news in the heart field,
the Michigan Department of Health said
today in urging Michi~an people to check
Up on their hearts on t. ValentIne's Day.
VALENTINES
down on heart damage and deaHa due to
the disease. ,
Newly developed surgical procedures
are improvmg. th e out 100 k for youngs ters Sponsored by Grosse Pointe ArtiSts Ass'n ... . .••••
Grosse Pomte Farm and Garden Club-Meetmg.Tea .....
Red Cross First Aid Course .... . ..... , ....••••.•••• ,..
Pamtmg Class, Edgar Yeager, Instructor
Sponsored by Grosse Pointe ArtISts Ass'n . . . . .
Free Lecture and Colored Slides. by Dr E H Payne,
Department of Climcal'lnveshllahon, Parke-pavls
Company. Title of lecture, "New Miracle Drugs."
Pu blIC inVIte d.. .
1.00 pm.
2'30 p.m.
7 30 p.m.
7 30 p m.
800 pm
TB hospItalization m other states. Charles ScrIbner's Sons and Iii
Says Guy F. Palmer, mana,er of recognIzed as one of the ablest
the Detroit regIonal Oftlce, "It was book editors Qf hIS time.
NOT a mistake In this offIce."
And he produced the orders-all He mIght be regarded as the
stemming from the nation's cap!. I1terary foster-father of F Scott
tol-tellmg him to move patients. FItzgerald, Ernest Hemingway,
Thomas Wolfe, Ring Lardner and
· others of thiS era.
Medical examinations at regular inter. With certain types of congemfal heart dls- Wednesday, Feb. 14 Michigan. of COube, has the In counseling young novelists
.Is make possible the detectIon of heart
changes early when they can be treated to
p ..... 'ent further damage. the Department
ll1'd .....
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People
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with heart defects can live to a
ripe old age if they follow their physt.
cian's recommendations. The great maJor.
ity of he8j;t attacks aren't fatal, and the
ease. I ncreasmg . use 0f'pemCl 'llin an d 0 th er
antibiotics are reducing deaths due to
heart disease of SyphlhtJc origm.
While diseases of the heart and arteries
are li.sted all the cause of more deaths each
year, this is due m part to a marked de.
creue In mortality from infectious dlSeues
at all ales and a resulting incre...,
Ms unlclP~1I LCla ffl Is of GTrosse Pomte-Lunc h eon- Meetlng 12 15 pm
enJor u MeetIng- ea . .. .. . ... , ... , ...•.• 1 3D p.m
Advanced Pamtlng Class. Guy Palazzola, Instructor.
Sponsore d by GrOMe POIntAt e r IS t~ Ass'n .•...•....• 1 30 pm
G
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n Cl
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b f M h M t T 2 30
0 IC Igan- ee mg- ea - . . pm
Ballet Classes, Olga FrIcker, Instructor .•. , ..•.••••• 4 00.6:00 pm
ClasQ
most same other TB housing states. problem Although as a were hIS Criticism always consIderate and suggestions and dl-
larcer building program u in reet WIthout being didactic.
the mill. the- are some .00
patients still .~.. In a letter to F. Scott Fltzger-
m' private homes d
because there are no beds in the
aId
my
he
Judgment.
says, "Don't
You
ever
won't
efer
on any
to
hospitalll. Vital pomt, I know, and I should
A budget pmch IS the reason be uhamed, If lt wer~ poSlllble
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'fl'nku -4 _.lL~ ~_ given for clOSIng 13 MlChlpn vet. to have made you; for a writer •.
penon who h"- on- heart ..~._ ... may live in the number of "--1e in the older age ~_ ~_ ~" erans a~tration c:ontac:t offi- of any account m...t ......1r m!e1y
....... -~.....,.. r-r res. Oftices were shut doWD iJf for himself." "'">"'7 .H!!"~..,..
for many years without • second attack group. , . 1 H rt H l h P bie Battle Creek, Flint, Jackson, Lan. • ••
and then die of another caUle entirely. St. Valentine s Day is Nationa ea on ell t ro ms 5mg. Muskegon HeIghts, Sagmaw, EDITOR TO AUTBOR is stim-
Death rates from heart diseases i~ the Day and February, National Heart Month. Escanaba, Grand RapIds, Kala- ulatmg and rewarding reading
older ages are declining. Take yourself to your doctor for an ex- B MARCIA BLECKI t d th h ' mazoo. St Joseph. Marquette, for anyone and of particular in-
There is a decline, also, in the inci- aminahon. If he tells you that you have a Grod'e Pomte HIgh School ~~~c e WI t ese expefl- Sault Ste Mane and Travene terest to would-be writen.
dence of rheumatic fever, due In part to heart aondltion, take hlS advice, and take students in Mr. Ralph Steffek's At the same tIme through these CIty. John Hersey says of fiction,
the use of antibiotics in treatment of it easy! There are more cardiacs living EnglIsh V classes ended a busy projects the students learn to ap-j • • • "It makes truth plaUSIble . . .
"strep" infections. Wlder general knowl. complete, full lives today than there have semester recently preclate the problems of others F 0 L LOW IN G ANOTHER Journalism allows Its J:l!aders to
edge of the symptoIIUl of rheumatic fever been at any time In the world's history. Durin!: the term one group ot to apprecIate their communItY i ROUND of wage mcrease de- wItness hIstory. FIction gIves Its
and earlier diagnOSIS and care are cutting the Michigan Department of Health 'laId. IEnglish V students became so and theIr school, and to become I mands and the,subsequent freez- readers an opportunity to hve
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GKANDMA IS 105. • tal health problem, that they assume responSIbility for cltIzen- preSIdent of the U A W. (C10 l. hshed last Bummer, whIch tells
Princeton, Ky. - Mrs. Sally E1lgl ..sh Class Hears wanted to do somethmg to help. ship In a democracy. says that AmeriCans must wage of the horrors suffered by the
Harralson, better known as ........ J Dunng the campB.1gn to pass --____ an "all out peace" to defeat Jews In the Warsaw ghetto bears
"Grandma," celebrated her 105th Proposal No 2 to benefIt the IMol · I Bill world CommunIsm. He also says, out thiS opinIOn It IS not a pret.
bIrthday on January 5th. Her P b I f N mentally Ill, they rang 400 door. tIp e however that we should bUild ad- ty tale but a herOIC one.
tamily-grandchl1dren and great "0 ems 0 egro bells m Grosse POinte and dlS- 1
equate mll1tary strength Among recent fichon addItions I
grandchildren-were present for tnbuted literature of the .Wayne Le dR. In MIchIgan, wage and pflce to your library IS THE BALthe
annual bIrthday dinner. By RICHARD SAUNDERS bama which needs ~o~ and County Mental HygIene SocIety I a s to mnl freezes, whIle expected, have left ANCE WHEEL by Tayolr Cald-
Mrs Beulah T Whitby of the eqUIpment very badly explammg ilie Importance of the public 10 a mood of "war well. ThIs IS a novel of the WItt.
GRIFFIN'S Mayor's InterracIal Committee of The students recognized thIS I voting yes for the proposal I readYltIs" The step was CQmmg, man dynasty. a wealthy Penn-
DetroIt viSIted Grosse Pomte problem by startmg a campaIgn By a VISit to Wayne County Roo t S _ It came and-What next? General sylvaman family of munItions
HIgh School recently to speak to collect books, athletic equlp- General Hospital, they became au ay S feehng. It's war agam, let's face manufacturers In a simtlar vem
to an English V class whose se- ment, penCils, crayons. and all aCQuamted WIth the problems of It' IS her earlIer novel, THE DYNmester
project IS the problem of sorts of useful IInd helpful Items mentally III m MichIgan They Accordmg to the recent state- A permanent price adminis-
Meats at Wholesale Prices "Negro Education m the South:' By the end of the first day over noted overcrowded conditIOns, ment of Representative LoUiS C tration is in the mill lor the ASTY OF DEATH.
Mrs Whitby, who 1$ also an In- 200 ~oks had been collected lack of tramed personnel, and a Rabaut on the abandonment of state. Pbihp Bart, baby.faced THE SCARLET SWORD by
A Full LlDe of Frozen Foods structor of the Department of Edna Edens IS the chaIrman of determmed attempt to treat pa- the ConsolIdated ApproprIatIOn dIrector of the MIchigan Cor- H E Bates IS "a story 01 sixty
--- SOCIOlogy at Wayne Umverslty. the project Don Mendelssohn bents humanely Bill, every Item In the multiple poratlon and securities com- people of man y nationalities,
Frozen Food spoke to the clu.s on the prob- and Ray Eddy are In charge of Another group became m- bill 'V-tem IS a POSSIble leak m mission, hili been appointed nuns, pnests, Hmdu women and
LOCKERS AVAILABLE lems of Southern Negroes and I the Research Committee and FW- terested 10 SOCial problems of I the dike. and If the dike gI\ e. chief. children, an English Colonel, a
mentioned maI\.Y Important sta- bert Cardof't is the publiCIty dl- I a shIfting population By VISlt- '" ay. the "ood tIde of finanCial war correspondent - who are
IS-nO MORANG ustu:s. rector Img the Mayor's InterracIal Com- I rumatlon may engulf u, all trapped m Kashlmr In the flot
Near Kelly VE.9-0111 The class has contacted a new Mrs. Whltbl' commended these limttee headquarter,. they learn-I Rahaut pomts out thdt b\' con- Show M'arrleage and massacre that was part of
\ four room school house In Ala- chairmen and the ,tudents under ed some of the problems of mln- '

2 .European f
Ballet Stars I
PerformHere
I
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GROSSE POINTE REVIEW
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Neighborhood Minister's °
Club News Son Orda;tned
MAJOR LEAGUE At Bethany
BASKETBALL At Bethany Church next Sun-
A hdrd.flghtlng Mondry Clean. day night the special servIce 01
er five nearly upset the high- ordmatlOn will be held 101 Mr
• Ballet Interlude," sponsored flymg Amerlcan.Itallan cwmtet Walter Riess, son of Bethany's
by the Groise Pomte Methodist In the Neighborhood Club's Ma. firit pastor and recent graduate
Church, February 17, at Pierce Jor Basketball loop lut Monday of ConcordIa Semmary, St LoUIS.
Auditorium, Will mdude a var. evenmg. The service w111 be at 8 pm
lety of dances performed by It WdS-a clOlie che(.kmg ~- With the Rev. E. T. :eernthal of
Osvaldll Lemanls and Mlrdza test all the way With Amen n. Epiphany L u the ran ChuJCh
Tlllak former artists of the Lilt. Italtan finally squee:l.Jng out a 38 preaching and numer0U8 other
'vlan National Grand Opera Bal. to 35 vIctory In the final period Detroit pastors a.slStmg
let Mondry took complete charge I A call had recently been ex.
Duets by the European stars of the play In the first half With tended him by the MISSIOnBoard'
include 'Navalre," musIc by a good defenslve display and I of the Michigan DIStrict Accept.
Escobar; "Nocturne" by Franz paced by Bill Huetteman and JII,1 Ing It, Mr. RIess Will conce-rn
uszt; "Andaluza" by Granados, Law's sconng efforts pf nme and I hImself mostly With preaching
and "Fate" by Rachmanmov A eight POints respectively, they and With hiS present lob ll:l edlcomic
number to be done by the led 24 to 12 at intermiSSion. tor of "The DetrOIt Lutheran"paIr
is "Beggars' Dance" by de. American-Italian c a me back I a bl-weekly tor Greater DetrOIt
F a II a DarziUS' "Melancholy strong In the third quarter and Lutherans With a C1Iculahon ot
Waltz" Will also be performed closed the gap to 32 to 28 by the 10,000
T II k f
of the I a, LatVian ormer
b II
National prima aGland ellna endLack of that of reserve period strength told
Opera Ballet, Will solo m "The
WInd" WIth the famllJarly known
the stoly
the hrlng
m the fmal quarter as
Mondry five could Dot
music of Runskv-Korsakov "The hold back the last, fresh onrush
FlIght of the Bumblebee," and • of i~~r~~':.f[:han, paced by Roy
in "Salome" by Richard Strauss , Garavaglta's 15.point scoring to.
Two pupils of Lemanis at De. ';, tal, were dble to hang onto a three
trOlt Inslltute .of MUSical Art ~~ \vay he for fust place honoI'll
WIll do solo dance~ Joan McDer- ~JtM~ along WIth Verdonckt's Bakery
molt Will perform to a Tschai- and Gro.se Pomte Valet.
kowsky "Variation" and Evelyn b of Harvard Road, CKLW personalLty; Lois In the other Monday evenmg
Engeman Will do a Rachmanmov Gross~ Pomters entertam a cele rlty. Michels of Stanhope Road, preSident of game, Metropolitan Club moved
"Polka" Dave Street, vocahst With the Jerry Les. Broadcast ProdUa,..f" of ~2 ::~7
("," nI an extensive one of which
I have first hand knowledge from
hiS prevIOUS assoclahon With me
m speclallzed V-Loan transac.
tlOns
"His experIence has contributed
greatly to the successfUl lendlng
program wluch the City Bank has
followed smce It Wa& establ13hed
President, announced today.
Well known m bankmg and
tinallClal credit Circles through-
out DetI'Olt and Michigan, Wheel-
o..t
,., •
.
SFIRE'S
SHOP AT
DOMINO CANE
SUGAR
S.Lb.45c
Bag
w.. R.... r.... tll. Rlchl
Tn lImit Quantities
EVERY AISLE A BOAROWALK
two years ago Through ita loan
poliCIes, thiS bank has been pnvileged
to assISt many buslnesset
and mdlvlduals In constructive
credit needs"
EYES EXAMINED
Complete Optical Service
DR. A. M. MAJESTER
DR. L. D. MAJESTER
Optometrists
3181 LAKEWOOD at Mull
Pbo.Qe VA. 1.226& For AppolJlCIDm
MONEY-SAVING
SALE!
s..tNII FROZEN FOOD
U~ ~~ 39
Mixed Vegetables. 2 pkgs. 43c Orange Juice . I-Or. 2 cans c
~~~rn ~~ 39
Fried Potatoes , ... 2 pkgs. 39c Corn on Cob .. , ... 2 pkgs. c
FROZE'I/
FllSOZEN b . k 39c Brussels Sprouts .... pkg. 31 c
traw errles p g.
UOZEN FR07E'I/ • S9
Peas ~~:. 2 pkgs. 35c Coffee Jar c
FROZEN BEANS, Cut or French Cut. . . 2 pkgs. 43c
COFFEE 791b COFFEr79lli COFFEE 79lli
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Birmingham - Midwest 4.1500

'n~ Gros .. 'W0 1ftt • I.Vlew-ThUAl'lda y , F.b1rUary ~'I'd51Pointer Wed
.~olnte omen reo nVlte ' ,..,
,- J · 'w IdD f ' In ueremony
to oln or ayo Prayer t f/f/i' d r
'; Protestant women of all de-)daY of Lent ChnstIan women a tn 'So
~ ltOftllnatlons are mV1ted to spend gathered to pray m groups all A triP to New York City fol-
• bour in prayer at the "World over the world. lowed the marriage ceremony of
~ of Prayer" service on Frl- In 1946 reports were received Mary Margaret McGuire and
•• February 9, at 1 15 pm. at from 51 natIOns concernmg the Donald Paul O'Keefe at Assump-
~t Church, Grosse Pomte World Day of Prayer. tlon Church In Wmdsor, on Sat-
'l'be "World D f Pr " Tlus year women of more than urday.
ay 0 ayer 90 countries. women of '"$rac- For her weddmg ~e bnde
Itarted in 1927 on the first FrI- tlcally all the world, except the wore an Imported chantilly lace
women of Russia, w111 worship gown deSigned with an off-the.
-Mrs. Lal1"h
Greets Matinee
. Musicale
Matinee MUSIcale members.
their husbands and guests Will
meet for an evenmg of musIc at
the home of Mrs. R. E Lamb. of
McKinley road, on Wednesday,
hbruary 14.
Mrs. A. E. Benson of Kerby
:road 1$ program chatrman for
.. lventnI.
Lutherans Hear
All Male Chorus
~AMP II,PAIRS
Your favorite items made into lamp,
LAMP SHADES
Undecorated White Chma
OPAL LAMP CO.
11317 E. WABREN TU. 1-7240
Opea -.. Fri., Sit., 9 to II - Tues., WecL, Thun., 9 to '7
'peclen,. prep. r."
no,," I>ooIcJft_
r.1I,. ,11..... '0

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11 00 a m v. 01 sh.!j> sel VIlImlty of For,lveneu . (FlrIit
In • ler*, on worda from the Cross I
II 00 am, chllroh iChool for Cllli.
dr.n (S.' y..... of '(1)
TPllf'ar"31 l7-12 ,pat'" ()( ",gel
4 00-5 00 pm, Bluc BIId. fIleetlll'
Tbunday February 15
7 00 Pill, Treble ChoU" reh ... fbdJ
71)0 pm, Boy Scout troop m•• Unl
a 1)0 p m I Ch.ncel Choir rehea' •.11
Fr day, Februar~ II
7 30 pm, StlS'oll Illeetlnl
'IHE GRObSE POINT.!
~O~GREGATIONAL CHURCH
240 Challonte at Lotbrol!
THE GRO'1iI PO(I'I'1'£ METHOUI~T
(, ,o,se PolDto Far ... s, Mlchteaa
CHURCH
Charles W. .chlld, ."1or
UI Moroll Road
Sunda~, 9 30 a fIl -Church iChQQIfor
JUnlOC', Jllnlor HI and Senior HI de.
Rev H'1e' iu 'r~~t;~PUlor
Ic~ ~ fn'fullrt~~~itl~l>.wS~tII~a,:l"$ ".'rici
""rtmenu. 9 30 e JlI, worship _rYle ••
Friday, I'III,ua,y ,
II am, church .cl\ool for 1lllJ'lIery, conneraUon of thl mambal'l Adult I U p,m, World Day of Prayer ob.
kmderlarlen OJld 9rlmary dlPart. adv:r." .nd ~ronto ~VI~d Ount aerVallce at ChrISt Church, EpliCQPl'l,
men15, II a Ill. worship .. rVIe. =~tse ....~~ I1nlld owe Refresh- ,ponsore 15th lOOp m -
DliCUSSIOIIGroup Phone 5ecretary flH"
detal13
Calld to order at 1000 1m
Prt"t'nt on roll rail Mayor Wllllam F Connolh J, Coun-
('llm('n Hl'nrv H Huhbllrd. John M S Hutrhmson Wilham
G KlrO\ Ri('hard L Maxon. Nell S McEachm and Gl'org('
L Schla('pfer.
\r",OI Wll1lllni F ('onnolh Jr prf'!lldffi
'\h't'nl NonE'
Thl' follo",mg maller. were conSIdered pursuant 10 not" ('
glvt'n
After fllrth"'l ron.oloprlOi -peclflcatlOn, and e~l\mates (If
• ','Ill'll< mak". (l( a...nal 'a(M~r lru('k< 'h~ CI ...rk " ..' In-lrucl('r!
1,1 pr ...p.. (' '[1r( ,flru.l McLeod Thev wlIl ,In, the "CrllcJ d
' TV 5-4027 or TO. 7-4312. S88 Friday.
BI - (lx,on" b)' John Stalner Al Cain all M V". I
ne.. meetmg place to be announced Erne,t Rehn Will be the sololatlJ c.n.Jn ev
Wedlle'dilY Thursday. 400 pm --Junior ChoU',
m~nllsmc:r',~;~~' .'l-~,:,"~r~~ltefrn%~ TOO pm -(:hapel ChOir, a 00 pm - D'ft.makinl and Alteration.
546 to 645 contllluousl:; dinner WIll !ienlor ChoIT. _
~eh~~v,~r ~rten':let~~nlo~~~~~~ ~fe~~ FIRST COUnCH or UNDERSTANDING
1100 adult •. SOC .hUdren Rev. E.ar~m;~ :~~tipastor
GI7en 4S J'_mFn n ~en~:rrof:''A:.~~ S~~~.t.i1-ry 10 a m Sunday School 11 15 a m
M.. Morning Worahlp 1 30 pm, ltvenlnl
of the Metho,h,t Church a. speaker Scrvlce. 8 pm, Wednesda)' evelllll's
he2~~lc;e~f'l:ie o~ Monday throu,h
Friday trom 10 10 , VA, 2-3101
'.IIP1":B~~~:' LJ'I~vaf 0\11_
Lak."oed "nAl1e.
Tel,pla •• e VAlle, 2-J1!1 CUSTOM DRESSMAKING, la-
AHA. Lee'" PaltGr I dIes' and chi1dre~'s clothes.
1\1. L, Martin, AUkLu'it Pastor I
Sunday. February Wiel'Vlcea at, 00, SpeclallZlng in VOg"\le clea~
a m and 10'30 a m Sermon theine Alt t tl d
~~:Ia~~e~ '~1 Smyrna" based on I 1-3;~;IOns
VINCENT'S Wall Washln~ and
Upholstery Cleamng. Machme
methods. Expenenced workers.
Inaured commercial and residentiaL
Free eltunates. Call
VJ:ntce 11.0770.
WALL WASHING. PlIpu c!te.
A 1ft .. patch plater1q. -
Gf.ORGE S. DALLY. VA 4.8~ Auto. Wa"teeI
Window Shael••
exper y one.. OBRIEN BROS.
Sun4ay school session from 9 15 to d I
CHRISTIA~ SCIENCE CHUftCQEli IU 1015agea, O'clock lncludllli Classes BIbleprovided classeor for IEI"trlClII • I RepOI,. • Wl'n OW C eanlng
Spmt will be lhe sul>~ect of Ihe toen-,..ers and .dlliu VlSlto... and I C
Le...,n-Slermon In all ChrJItlln Science ,,",w pupIls are w,,1come HARRY A. ZABLOCK~ I ompony
'01 KEY TO IELU••
You.r HOME or BUSINESS,
as w.ll ••
SecUrity in auymg
KEY REALn
TV 5...,"
Se•••• Itabert C. Moore
CrG$se Pointe Movinc
& Stor... Co.
Local - LOllI' Oistance
Allent fer Valted Vu LlBes
llaiUUIi,. V~ U .t.Jtn
BAOGAG-E ro ANP FROM
ALL DEPOTS
CARTING AND EXPRns
Crating • ~Illa •• Shlpplnr
AJlywhere
NotJoln. 'foo .... aD •• '1'.... LorC'
I, W,.~bll~:"1~.cK AVI.
TU. 2-5540
Nlebu ....d BoUUya - VA Z.IW
AUTOMATIC WASHERS
REPAIRED!
Bendi). • Martag
LaunderaIl • LaundroIPat
Hotpolnt - P'r!Ctdaire, GIl, ate.
TU 5-6872
Hutto Electrical
Appliance Co.
It93C MACK at W.,Jnma
ADVERTISI Ne
eETS RESULTS
POINTE CLEANERS & TAILORS
(WINDMILL POINTE)
Meo', and Ladle&' SUits TaUored to Order
Alteratlona. Rel!nmll. Cleaning and PreSSUlg
141131E. JEFFERSON, AT Clft LIMITS
Fred M. SCIUlIl1a.D Est. 1925 Open Evea. 'I'Ul 7;00 VA. %-3Mt
GUTTERS and
DOWN SPOUTS
Repaired, ~el'J.eed lUul
Cleaned-
Metal Decks-Porch ..
Flat Roofing
WE BE-ROOF OLD HOUSES
Pioneer Roofing and Sheet Metal
4101 lASTLAWN VAlley %.1541
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Cars Wanted
Late Models
MANY YEARS ON THE
EAST SIDE
LET US APPRAI)E
YOUR HOME
:') EXPERI ENCED
SALESMEN
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MlsceUOlleou. tor Sale
IClIJIU1IUICI:) ,
RUBBISil".DRUM5-Painted;and :
deltvered. '11. VA. 4-6633.
FRESH dre8led hogs and quarten
of beef for your freezer Save
dough, see Joe, 9941 E. Forest.
WA 1-4774.
HIGHEST 'PRICES PAID
~~~~"a~s F~~~~~~~o~l the world on Fe~~:rrl.1Y a'i:>e~%, ~~ '\"h':~: ELECTRIC/.L CONTRACTOR I Storm S.lh and Screen Service
The Gnlden Text Il:zekLeI 39 1181Is The second word ot Chnst from lhe LICENSED I
HANSON Musical Instruments
G
Chevrolet Co.
T4259 MACK AVE.
VA. 2-9800
Weori", Apparel
Household Goods for Sore
;~Oedh~~~s,fo~[e~sr~~I, ';'l.thap~~~ ~~~ f,:"'~r~;;~~:lY ~_alt thou be with me GAS BURNERS SOLD Wall Waahm.
AmOllg the BIble ollatlOna II this '7. PAUL BV. LUTHERAN CHURCH WIRED and INSTALLED
Paper and Calcllnme Cleaned
r~~~t~y (:h~t~n~ih,~ ~ ~~stS~~i_ GrD~~~C;::': ~~ ...~.~op Iin No Job Too Small Extenor HOUle WlWun,
•hWorr~f.:tl~e h .P~~lssa~':,s t d ~o t ~e th" . read Rev. Charle, W •.... d.... k. lCbPaster _. Expenenced Men for Every Job
from the ChrlStlan ScIence textbook.: ~~~0.cy~ne':~1'1r.1h4.:or~,~. i LAkevl.tw 6-4864 EstImates Cheerfully GIven
~~~j~'::;e.,!.n'f, H~~;!;.. 'B:,t~erKEidto ~ junIor choU'. ...._ I Always a Good Job
c1ude the fofJowlng IP 31a) '~])!rlt n!yrJ~'Y~~~cel 3f ~ m m~~~ Lon_opillC I
~e~h~e~i~,z~b::nJI~;~dSc~~;;:~?US- ml~~urLeoy ~~yIOrlll.ch~r~ 1m, TREE REMOVING VA. 2--8180
cateelusnl elMs lIOOVER cleaners, clearance, ltke
GROSSE POINTE UNITAlUAN Sunday. Febt1lJ1'y 11 900 am. Sun- 2925 Holcomh new. prtced for qUick sale. we
CHURCH d.l' school 10.30 am chw-ch serv- ------________ VE 7 1677 N Wanted to Buy
GRAND PIANO, light red ma.
hogan,!, excellent conditlon.
TV 1-5888,
BEAVERJ:I"I'E fur coat, size 18.
good condltlon, reasonable. TV.
1-3063.
ll4ft East lefferson Aveaue lee, 630 pm, church membership T G' W.L d CI k R' come to you -. 0
I'el> II. Sunday 1030 am-Church cia.' 730 pm, h1&'h ""hool and sen- nmmlng UYlng at...,.. on oc epelr dealers. FURNITURE WANTE If
School 11.00 am -Churoh service- lor Luther Le........ D. you
Sermon Amerlc.'. GIfts to Rellilon." Tuesday February 13 1000 am. EX PER T fast watch repairs. 18th CENTURY full size dmJ"" have anythmg In the lme of
8-00 pm-Adult Study Group meeu Women's AUXIliary of the Lutheran TREE SPRAYING B dl J I 21031 u~ k .... h hid fu
."'- eh h lJ~- Ohanlles (Salem) .00 pm Mary- ra ey ewe era. ..... c room table and buffet, first ouse 0 rmture and rug,
ill w.. urc ",a~' • Martha GUlld; B:OOpm. Altar Guild
m~'~ l~lla~~:_s .. yFe~~ar~ mM';;tln~~ Wednesday February 14 400 pm. at Roslyn. class condItton, reasonable. TU cali Isaac. Neat-way Furniture.
S k M G D Pn
C,pepaal O"frBa' rr~_urUyntnneudr,.'}'..n Schoo chapel chOIr 8 15 ~ m Lenten Se'l"V1ceI 4-0365. I 13930 Kercheval. VA. 2-2115.
n - Thurscl . F .. G t D t .t Miscellaneous Servlcel
I", ~ I ~ ~ I, Mothers,a~lub~b7W pI~ \O::th~rr;:ril rea er e rOI I
on nay "Challenge Education" and8 30 Goalt pmof - PrNent- Bridge --11 I I d n • annua_d nner an meet1llg • CUSTOM-MADE slip covers and
Class at Church WIll hear lecture LANDSCAPE CO
by Mr Sanborn Brown PlACE IV LU'fDEaAN CHURCH I . I traverse draperit!l. Guaranteed
I {.lTHERA~ CHIJJt{'H .Of' TBE East Warr.. TV. ,-ezsc and Balfour COMPLETE workmanslup. Fine qualtty ma- I TU d
\ Onlor :1~t~~~1T~~Jt.kevlew :.~v L~~":rtG EC~~~I. P~:~ 1 LANDSCAPE SERVICE ! ~~~i8. Free emmates. xe 0
~~vl: m~~~;:~~Ch~~.' Putor Cl?:1. ~r~~:£~:~[hll~h~o 8 ~ FREE ESTIMATES : "HANDY MAN"- Wall pamtIng
LIVING ROOM sUIte. fair con- WANTED: Samson foldm. chal~
ditton. AnXIOUS to sell. TV 5- With chrome frame and green
6156. seats and backs. Call Mra.
-------_______ St 0k us, LO 7-1. 030
r~~rn~::'IT~eR ~~:~a ;:at~~ I Wonted to Rent
furniture at 13930 Kercheval. EXECUTIVE
II 00 am - Mornm, Won!llp On I and the 11 00 am serv.ces He haa
Sunday February 11th, the serr\lOlll chosen tor hiS theme "The M"n Who
"'II ba preached by the Rev Carwth Sa1d 'I Can.t."
MItchell, paslor of the Flr

" ,
8--The Groll. Pointe k.view-Thul'ldoy. F.bruory 8. 1951
Nalne HOllOr Stu,denJs
at St. Pauls Sclwol
Belding's
Take Top
Bowl Slnt
GREET FAMED 'SEA DEVlr.'
I
Belding Cledners moved mto
top poSitIOn m the Grosse Pomte
BusmebSmen's Bowling League by
wmmng four pomts from Better
Made Potato Chips Ange Petrac.
CI, League presIdent, was high for
the leaders With 560
Tied for se('ond poSitIOn \\ Ith I
Better Made Chips are Boutin s
Service. who won three from Tom
Boyd, Inc , and Revere Cleaners.
who took three POints from RustiC
CabinS
Andy Cal roll's 547 was hIgh f('lr
Boutin'S, while Ed North's 242 In
598 was high for Revere and the
league Bernie Rose, With 572,
was high
Teams
scorer for Rustic
wlnmng four were Ken.
I
nelly Catering, from Dart In Bal I
Look for Dart In to Chdmpme, Malson and
E1LZ'lbeth Ct
He " the 'on of Mr .and MT~
George Cou!'.
DAVIS LOCKER PLANT
14 MILE and M.97
Frazer, Mich. PRescott 5-4714
City
of
Grosse
Pointe
Notice of
General Primary Election
TO BE HELD
Monday, February 19, 1951
To the Qualified EI~tors of the
Cit~ of GrOSH POinte
YOU AHE HERF:flY SOT1FIED that" r.enpral Pnman
Elet"tJOn '" III bt> held '" t.hl' C"unl\ on M"nd"\ thl' l11th d~v
of fl'brwlT) Iq51 for thp pUfPO!'e 01 nommatlnll c'lndlclale< for
the of'lIce of
Countv Auditor
YOt. ARE F1'RTHFll SOTTnE!) th~1 Ihl' pr>\hnll plal'l'
for 181t! elet"tlon ""'II hi' 'l' fo]l" ....<
Thl' flTf> H;> I 1il45 Maumel' A\enul'
YlJRTHER. tha' Ii,p poll' f"T Fernnale 'Rad. merl \(~,kl'rI IlkI' a 'I .In: I \1d--'lll:hlm f 2 DiwI< G I
""." "ft('r thf> R1I1n Frmn"lr 1(10 Y"rn R"rk'lrn)..p - !
,amr h;Hk \\IIh 1\\0 flr,l< In Ih(' 1 L,,\\ F 2 R,,,c! G P, 3
100 hark