Ground will be broken about June 1 for the industrial art.addition at the Grosse Pointe hi~h school, according to present plansof the board of education.

The new building, first in the history of the school district tobe financed without a bond issue, is intended not merely to relieveovercrowding at the high school but also to give better opportunitiuto the 50 per cent ot the hi~h school student body who are not pre •paring for colltge. This was brought out ~londay night by CharlesA. Parcells, president of the Grosse Pointe Boarri of Education, whoaddressed the high school Mothers club at a meeting- in the schoollibrary .

•Changes that will be: 200 more pnpils wben two drafting room.s. •this bnildiug 15 completed thaD we ~ Tbe largest shop in the preseut highnow able to accommodate at the high school building is 22xS2 feet. a total ofschool . 1,144 square feet. One of the shops ill

2. It 'A.m make possible an expaDSlon th Dew building will ba approsi~and enricbtnent of our industrial arts m:tel 2,200 square feet ofC space.program not only iD the area of general :motll~ will have appro:Jrimate1y '2,300~ucation .b?t also in the area of voca- square feet of floor space and the thirdtIonal tralmng. . ,. willlave approximately 1,400 ,quare feet

3. The space In, the present bm!ding of floor spac~whicb will be vacated by the industrW Iu additioa to the 8,100 Ill_e ledarts department caD be Dblizled to ma- of ftoor space available fO'l' abop UIItmally improve the hoasing of Oat drawing activiites, a c1assrooIIl. 25Kac~ercia\. edueatioo off~ ...bicIa feet' .vaiIabk in the Ilew ~ forIlu been~ " ..... pe4ia ~ III - •. - . -~F - ' .... '1,.. "_. ':::ffl.

Major Bum. Henry PoatPresents Flag to ParkVdlage Commission

Four More Pointe MenInducted Into Army

.,-,-.~}}i-lUtMw Staff PllorOlptJpMr

Aha,. ...... to ........... _ -"tioIi, _ Ita" ..... a _..-- CarrMr 5,..-- to m... .ia,"'"lioiq tritJaia __ oIeIi-,- bomodariea, • CGpJ' aI dUa _......... .....-n,. LiatM _ do. - of Iocr,. Inioo., ia~ c--..it)t tIoat 11ft pIIl't of tIUa __ .,.te. .II _liftlr7 ....... ~. Jack Waa-. PallCriew.D, V_•_ Beitel, ManiD .F...... B" H.... Marcel D'H-.Jt" u-t 0--. Bil M_, E...- Del ....... R..u..iDi.o:_ DoqIu ~. H_ c..-. o-w ~ BiIIF p...... Petal' Pappaa, .......,. .u-. "....--. a,-.A.......... ~ v.. 0--

Woods Residents P ...Petition. on NewRoad Pavement Change

Over a hundred interested GrosseIPainte Woods residents gathered in tbe, Mason school auditorium last Thllts~inQ',how bct,,'ccn Iiormer Glden Glnver.< anel Diamond IBelter, at Olympia. Grand Ri,'cr ave-nue "I !If cr.,a"" The .h"w is !>l';ngIlundltrl hy ,evtral prof~"innal promo-ttr' ano the nrl prncp is pnmanl,.will be the same as for ""pril witb the aHnue, City oi Grosse Pointe. is a'i two cInWr-. \ de"lmed for weln;n~ (hoth .~etylene_______ One hundred and iorty-seven stu.:exception of onions. Philip B. Lush, eighth grade student at Pierce Junior. • ' • I an'; arc). ior~i!'l~ and heat treating,Detroit representative of tbe sllrplus hi~h, Durinl( the SlImmers. young: PIerce JUDlor High dents were Ii,ted on the hi!rtJ honor roll, 'I mol

"R"d." wh~e falhn. l~c laIr Harry' Ti-,c hann ha, re~ ..i,'ed "

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I Ie,,' ,'egetables. One of lhe plan. calls I CROSSE POINTE CABINET SHOPfor the fencing of the plOI with materi-I Reproc6octioaa 01 S.. fwrait.re .....als which are Ihe gift of one of the parol lie Aay .t,,» _ ~ Ienls, R-ooNliaa. R R.......----- ------

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GrossI; Poinrl;., Elementary School Actit!itiesO f S d G. PI NOTED LECTUREIt TO SPEAK Mrs. Fitcb bas .pokeD kom cout toe er tu en ts 1ve ay -- Icoast f« cburches, clubs alld radio.

Mrs. G~raldiDe iownsend Fitch, not. La,t year, sbe spoke flit' the Detroit,it ~ h cd letlurer and writer on Far F....~tua Rotary club, Detroit M:eth~isl ann~1

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Miss Hoofl'mann', rooms visited the IMichi,an Central I"lilroad station last ITue.dar morrring . .laIDr. Horell, man-Iall'er of th .. r",la"r~u:. '''"wed the chil-dren the miniature railroad an.! citybuill b)' some of the enaincen. Mr .Francis, ~S5enaer agent for the I'ad-road. took the children throuah thc sta.tion and ,IVC each one a bookiet about

The aaa.ual paper sale Mn be held OIl trains. The children wajt~ OIl the plat-Frida", .fa," 9. form for tllc Mt'rcury tarrive. and,

-- Iaftcr a walk lhrouah the train, wereThe daildrft in Yrs. .~lelWlder'a alld Itaken to a pullman car wh'itt

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Frida,. and Saturday Ma,. Z aDd SVICTOR MATURE AND BRUCE CABOT IN

"CAPTAIN CAUTION"S.hInIa" 11 p.... R.... a.n.., iD "Eu-,. Q-a. Muter Detwctift"Sunda,. Throu,h 1'hunda,. Ma,. 4 Throurh •

JIUIItII Stewart, Katherine Hepbum and. Cary Grant

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Punch & JudyKercheYa! at Fidler Road

a._I. ......11110 ri..alttic a .... ' of '- • • • 0 0 ZZ ;ye.n in Ihi,.....i_. taa. made ... f...._ aad .... b... II' I.. ....1.Wioh tI... polic,. "T 0plea .. heyoad a a_lit," Be _ head t,,*y to participate in 110.. CrandOp.aill~ Sale of 0..... ~.

Jimmy Collins, wrU known 10 manyin the Poinl~, is now in busine .. as aChrysl~r-Plymouth dul~r at 15508 E.\\'arr~n.

Th~ showing this w~ek on Friday,~fa)' 2 only, of the n~w and beaulifulC h r y s J. r ..~ .wport" appropriatelypirit," the accompall) ;ng reportsaid.

"School nev. slup~r, of today ar~ farsuperior 10 tho.~ of III )'~ars ago," Ih~report cOlltinu~n. "Each year improve.ments are Il

Thursday, May~.19fr

TheHome Front

By ROBERT L.AW CAINNIAJI(

TN OpiDioD', .... a.u.n. _pr..... ..,. tIwo writer, • DOt _..... il:r .aproq th... of dUo ........tioa.

Some 400 \ ears before the birth ofChrist. AriSlophanes wrote the oror9which l1Iight well be used aI a prayer,when we as a people stand. thit day.

. - upon the very brink)/ an abyss;

"From the nlurmetlnd sublety 01 sus-picionWith which we vexone another,

. Give us rest.'I' .~fake a new beJin.ning;

,: ~(ingle again the !tia.dred of Ihe nationsIn the a!chem). of lo\'e.....nd with the finer essence of fore~bearanceTcmpec our minds."

Tolerance has not retreated. with rea-son. from the highways and by-ways :>flife. foe there is a source of toleranceto which, we as a people are susceptible,It will be beller under.too

\Vhen critical self-respect loses iuedge by partaking too freely of theheady-wine of self-regard, S'elf-respectbecomes pride; and pride is a dalll'er-ous tippler. The proud man rarely st~.gers; the proud man always strub. It;s the talkative, inebriate pride thatgoeth before a fall. Whereupon thebraggut becomes arropnt and threat-ening. he is a rare person, who. havinl'run the gamut of conflicting moods,from critical self-respect to truculentarrogance can stop short of cruelty. Bythis process, dear readers, does the OftC\!cental soul make the brief, but bnata1~ 1t'J" • t .............. ~ .ence.

Ail this is true of nations as weD. We,in America, must ever be alert in theindividual realm - to barricade theopen road to intolerence. lest in ourrelations with individuals, we follow itsdangerous conlours.

Perhaps we Americans need to re.examine the American Dream - tolet its cadience fall softly over ourdarkened spirits. The Am.ricaa 0.,..,.,I reiterate, not A.....rie:utblD. which is adogma. There is a vast difference be-tween a dream and a dogma. The dreamb..ckons. liberates and vitalizes; the dog-ma halts, deadens and finally enslaves_It is the dogma of Americanism thathas become the vested interest of poli-tical pressure-group. and f1ag-wavinepatriols; it is tl,e Americaa 0-vmich causes us to lift our eyes to aewhorizons of hope and happinen.

To be honest vdth our enemies aawcll as our friends; to unite for thecommon good while maintaining reso-lutely the right to differ; to recOlrllizethe rights inherent in e'"ery hUmaJ!.ou!. and accc>rd the privileges thoserights illl'ol\'e; to assent to the socidobligation, of the majority, and tochange the corporate mind only by per-'''as ion. Tn~se are but a few of th~iactors incorpurated into the spirit "fOur Constitution - T'" A._ ...D.-m.

If lo\'~ ior nurst!vcs turns us into m.mannered hraggarts. let uS stop stilland rNurn to th .. safety.~one of criti-cal 'r1i-r~sp~ct .. \nd as this cautionspr~ads: a, ""r minds clarify and ourtempers 'often. we shall be enahled fakeep the pag~s "f American historyhoob llntarmsn.d hy intolerant actions.Lei tlS a, a nation. stand erect in the11,o:htoi the Brotherhood of ~fan; thel~qht :llat stream~ in undiTninishinz'plenoor - irom Ihe \'Cry Thron~ ofr;on.

Daniel WellllterI Daniel Webster, who won fame uI an orator, statesman and eonatitu-i flonallaw)'er, ";all born in Salillbury.I,N. H .• on January 18, 1782, 101\ of.soldier in the Revolutionary anny_tie was graduated from DartmoutJlcollege in 1801 and admitted to thebar in 1805. After practiein, ItPortsmouth. N. H,. for ",ne yeers hemnvl'd to Boston and wa!' elected to

I the national ho" •• "r ~Cp~cs(r.t:lt:\.tl:I from that city three times. afterI whlCh he was ell"eted 10 the senate., H" was senl'l lIrv of slate under

Prr'ldl'nt, \o':'llla';" Hl'"rv Harr:son1 "rei .Inhn Tvl(,L He wa~ .. le('led tai the sl'nall' '11 sl"cond hme- in 18&4.. He had rl'c",v"d HI. "\.ctonl \'ottI of lIl11ssachll~etl.! in the presidentialell'c1inr. "f 1S.,ti and in 1&48he SQu,ht, the !10rnmal:nn Without .SUCCl!lIll As

a 1a,,;,er. In the Dartmouth colle.eca'e. he ohUuned from the Supreme('ourt & decl:;ron thai II iK.ul .Bltilar .. hblillNrDro: !a:lYCOIohlL " ..AAOCI'et, EtilOt'RoeDT P. 01.tltlAU ,MUII"ti8'" 11-,.

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THE GROSSE POI~TE REVIEW

present plan ealls for the aUirnment, cramped into inadequale Quarters byto the tommercial department Clf five Yirtue of the fact that Ihe laundryrooms on the first lloor .f Ihe .Ilildin, 1OCl1lipmentwhich is used to launder the(Iar,ely those vlcated by the ind ... trial towel. Died in the high school andarh department) "".;tll a total lloor area Pierce IlYlDlIlsiums IS located in oneof approximately .c.400 Iquare feet. end of the ,I,owr.r room, This laundry Detroit ...ill be hOH to Dick Ryan's

At the pre,ent time, &pproximalelv SO equipment will bc IIla,cd _lilt of the. .. F.r tII ..... 1 r.. ultt 11M tJuo Gro ...J V. orld Champion WIld west rodeo and IP .• - R . , '-._,~ --' Ito SS typewritcrs are c:rowded into a shower room into the t... ll1ent of thc CND_ .new. c__ co WDU, '

HolI}'wood thrill circus for eirht days,room much too small for iuch a number new buildi"ll. th,,, providi:Jg much bet-of lIlachinu. The demand for typewrit- ter accommOdalio:ls for the l.undry &nd ",«inning Sunday, May .c, and extend-. BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOMEin, is SO rreat th&t tliis room is in use at the ,sam~ time reli~,'ing the s;'o,,'er jn~ throuflh Friday, May 11, at the I p . f Ph. W binevery period of the day, indudina both room muatJl)n matenally. s!.te f&irgrounds coliseum, on Wood'l &In In&,- aper anglng' '_0' a. ~lunch peri~s. As s~n ," the roo',"s can On~ of the handicaps under ....hich I ....~r.d 2\'~nue b~tween the Seven and I Clean Couneol.l; WorS.manahipbe reconditioned. It Will be posllble tn n"r h',n .. 11,.".,1rlr.",.!!~~ h1, ;::'cCe:ltcl

jEli"; M,le roaos. E.timatea and Advice Cheerfully Civen

pr.o,'ide the commerc.i ...1 department has been the lack of any space, lor 'Ttq.e Champion cowboys and cowlirls fromf If L We .Are IIl.ured for Your Protecti~""tll a lueer typewnlln, room &nd cra I work except lhe stage "se , • nlS I all o,'er tht wesl will compete for $5 000

with a supplementary room for type- has relulted in many undesir.l>lt situ-. , 'od . I d" I JOHN W. REESORwriting instruction additional to the ations, including interference ....ith reo ,nddPlnzbes In .r

d. eo,:v~nts, blnllcdUodlll1I LEnox 8486

' . . 1 . bl f h sa e ronc r. lng, ... eXlcan u. I- 4102 Lakewoodmam t)'pewnUng i'oom, hursals and a so unsulta e use 0 tel , f! , _ 1- 1.. I. b- __ .:.1' _ ~ __The present bookkeepine room is en- floor and curtains of the auditorium "'e. •• ~I... ~... :J.'.lk~~.-~_c, •. e"I- "-dldi"~I .

, . ')"x28 f and WI d cow ml 10& contests. n a •t1rely too small and too crowded for stage. A dramatIcs workroom ., eet, 0' k R 'b" ld fL' d I . . , • •. 'd d' h b t £ Iton, IC yan II nnllna wor a •tne equipment an C,&U !lze SItuatIon. In sIze IS prO\'1 e 10 t e as.men 0 • d d d'i f

' . I b 'Id' mDUSclrCUI acts an are eVI per orm-~ much .more nnrby adequate ~OUI. the new mdultrla arts UI 10(. ers, Hollywood ltunt men who risk their10' of thIS ph ale of the work wtU bc ------- I' b ' l'f th th'lI f thprovided in the new let-up. 'ves to nllir to 1 e e r~ s 0 e

In spite of ver serious handicaps a High School Tenni. screen. celebrated clowns, t!lC:~ mule~,'f' y f h H Id C! - -- d educated hOries, elephants, Wild am-

vberyvatd, .vI~g ahmoodnt0

1prOSTeSSf u Team 0 • ~n mals and a host of other ,tclblr attrac-

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16126 East Warren at BedfordGros'se Pointe References

E,.. lib'" Lltl c...The eye ot the chamel.eaa. it

alaped liIte an Ice cream CODe, wWJa minute pupil at the .mall eJlci. ae:-cordinl to the Better ViIioD iQIi.tut..

IT'S UNDER WAY!Don •t let fOlllD'reception speil thethrill of basebe j"teri.or 0' tJoe world.. laP t ca.....troocIa depart •• "t .t_, J. C. eo.. C_ .... ,.. W..a.n at Bata,Dotroit, .ho are ..... ...u.. their UN ,..... ill Iaaeiuu. I.. ....otherpart of ~ iooue of Tbe Rericw. ,_ wiD , ....... ""OIU!lC_o ..t of_ .. aaJ iat_t ill coauctio ... itJo _*- waiq., oc. of the.pee,ialtioo roE tJoio old roliahle COIl ....

Harry N. Sprenkle. 1m2 EAST JEFFERSON

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Strem Hurls Three-HitShutout, Pointe "NineWin. Second Straight

St.;'P.~ High-caPture.()penjngBuebaJl Game5..4 in Extra IDninc.

~lo" ing down ?Ill. Clemen's haplessbatters ".ith maelline-like precisionRalph "Rosie" Strem, Grosse Pointehigh's outstanding southpaw, hustledthrough some three-hit hurling on thelocal diamond last Thursday afternoonand guided the "Blue De\'ils" to theirsecond straight Border Cities leagueshutout-victory.

Following the paltern laid down byLarry Schock two days prior to the Mt.Clemens clash, Strem fanned 12 bat-ters and allowed only one runner toadvance as far as second base. Aided bya three-run rally in the fourth inningon two walks. an infield error, and JoeFaust's robust dou!)le, "Rosie" finishedstrong and slipped across three moregoose-egg frames in rapid succession.

Gro6ped around the wire backstopadmiring Strem's fast ball and sharpbreaking curVe, a half-dozen GronePointe teachers mulled OVer the hurler'sfuture possibilities. "You don't haye toworry about his marks." one instructorremarked. A short look into Slrem'sscholastic record verined this fact, asthe youth has gained the school's highhonor roll for tbe past several yean .

Jack DiUon. curly-headed third base-man. and Joe Fall$', speedy centerfielder, each punched out two ufeblo....s. while four otber Poillte batteurecorded lone bill.

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Chry.ler .ouplay NewModel, "The Newport"

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The oldest pharm~c~ in Grosse Pointe i~ by no mean, Ih~le.st up-to-date. Within the pa,t n .. }ears. Mr. Leach en-larged and modernized hi. facilities lor .enice to his neigh-bors by mO\'ing into hi~ pr.-ent ~tore from the CInedirectlyacross the str.et that h. occipied for over ele"cn ye;lTs. Iti. ani\' natural ti'at in ,ixteen year. ~Ir. Leach ha' b.comekno ....n to and is kno ....n by almo'l tHry pe.,C\n in Gro"ePo,n". He jr~ltIr., a complete hne of all DReG5, e05-:>.IETICS and ~CXDRIES,

8eIr~POTATO PUn'

~ IlAJlT IUD... DatI4-. e.- eo.

ILe~~r~o~~!t.CO.I

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ST. PAUL'S ON THE un

-. Ca7 E.... AIwap-JaIm Kem". Bar

t74C1. ..... ~NIqara 0Z3S

HaailI Ceeain. aad R.........

FINE TAPESTRY SERVICEWe BII7,SeII ..... L .... Oriental Rqi

K. MAGARIANEight hundred l:niversity of Michi- 1579Eat .Jeffenog RAn.I~ 18&7L-, _gan studenb reaiyed publie recDRDi.

tion at the 18th afumal Honon Cotto ........ on Friday. April 'ii,~ t~.eit F , ......~.outstanding scholastic work.

Speaker for the convocation was WiI- MY CLEAN ER5ham E. Wickenden. president of Case •School of Applied Science, Cleveland.

Aided by a helpful two-run rally in Along ;I back ;treet in a., Detroit sub- Among those recognized the folloW'"BABY BOY, . ~he se"ertlh frame, St. Piul high's hase- urb (Roy'al Oak) is perhaps the mo,t ing were Grosse Pointe students:

A baby bor. named Tommy ~{.an'l~, ball squad opened its defense of the unusual industry, if nOt the only one uf Charles B. Arm.tron, of 106 Univer.wa,l born to M:. a~d Mrs. M:n'lIl \\ ./"Catholic league's .econd division title Iits L.-ind,in the nation-a machine shop sity place. recognition on scholar~hip;~T1.nkman. of. KenSlngto~, r~ ,Gr~sse I.st Friday afternoon at Kerby field, operated entirtly by deaf mutes. Jane Baits, of 1009 Bishop road. forP.olllte Park. In 51. Jos~P 1 I. ercy !t."s_ Grm'[ore tban that. hrsaid he would be glad to help me sohcall mechanical rroblem, in !'(etting the Imachine works under "oy."

"'hat Ku.hn h>< accnmpli.'hed ineight ~'ea... ~h','lJl

17U1 MACK AVENU£. Nea. Nd R_oI NIACAItA 2'121a.m.. ea.., Ca"" leo COW D.teh .... ". D_eolLc A I"'....,.n .... Wi-Mo

~~=--n:4'!D~.' ,:Y ~~~.I"!'IUcIm.Y - At n-

,Ha.,'Iwad OrPD

State Opera GroupSdMcIulea Concert ForTomorrow Night, May 2

,

A radical new phaelon known as theAmOlll' Detroit's post >uson musical !\' e" POrt, which was the sensation 01

acthilies ".ill be an operalic cOllcert the ~.ew York. Detroit and Chicagogil'en, by' the ~{ichigan Opera compan;; aUlomoblle shows. is on display today011 Friday e.. ninll', llay 2, at the De- at the Administration lluildinll' show-troit In.titutc of Arts at!ditorium. rOOll!. 1Z200 Eut Jefferson, where it

The primary purpose of this perfor- may be seell from Q a.m. until 9 p.m.maftCe is to raise fund. to present a In thi> car. Chr)'sler corporation~eriea of ~ri. next y'ur. The com. engineers see a forecist of future motorpany' ,.,u rePaul's Oft the Lake, is giving in the ty go hand in hand. The full-width.sehool auditorium on Saturday, May J. sleek-sided body is a radical departure),(n. flarry G. Ha.JIlmond and Mrs. in pleasure car desjgn. The low broadJames VlUl Asc1le are in cbaTie of tbe hood cuts do ....n frontal resistance andbake ok. the smooth-swept surfaces of front and

Assistinr on the committee are 0 Mes- rear. the Rush glass and windshield anddunes W. Vall Hasan Moore, Charles the abscnC!: of running boards n:duceT, Fisher, Jr~ G. Russett French. Har- turbllience when the car is in motion.old Frett, King Kubilis. Gtorll'e W. Chrome is used only to gi"e empha-BoHahr, Charles Maner. Ray'mond J. si. to functional lines and there is .InValltl'; Edward Schll.aDer and Walter entire absence of "gimcracks" and gin-Wnlman. gerbread work. There is a notable lack

of bulges, ribs. corrugations and other8-.... E-gs dt\-lees that have no part in functional........ ". deJigll. Broadness oC beam in this ear• ,PI' I M11TER ( ) mean. ereat interior room;neis. '

Front headlamps on the Ne""portC E D A R FAR M Shave retractible lids and a perfeetlyL1. 1IOEI.oD ......... H_ N.." bed mounting. The 1am~ nnit is tbe

1._11AC1t AT ST. CI.AJa replar Kaleel belllD tmit but th!! lampsar" 1IIOIIllteclin the front fmder. ill. a

............... FtKt'-~~li"'iOllel~tJw factthat every accessory Oft tbe body is in.built. License pl.atea are mounted un.der &Jail and door handles are of .thedisappearing type.

Palle Sevea

,- . Contract Brie&re.:(Muter THdser'. D~).

Lateat ....Ie., .taaoda.rd _t. D., .....".aiDI .Iu_. 0""-'" -8rWie -Friday, , p.m.

MRS. MARIE J, BOSSHART377 A.hIaDd MU. 5G7

Croaae Poia .. B....... auFIRST CLASS REPAIRING

BICYCLES MOTORCYCLESN_ Bie,.... &t Low P....

U.ec1R.built Lye'" P....... IiIse _Law .. o-. SIoarpo~

Gro.... Poillte MotOJ' ., Bu.. SisopA. C. Verhrq,ho 1423 LabpoiateCall For NI.15S7 beIinI-

RUSSELLCURTAINCLEANERS

Grose Pointe Review Liner. Get Re.ulta.

To The Taxpayersof the

Village of Grosse'Pointe Woods

w. "eci.li.. ill I-.... _ a--in,a c...-. aDd 0. ......

U:~"Le. 8275

You will please take. noticethat the Board ofReview will be.. . . ';.'In session on

Monday and'Tuesday,.,May .12th' and 13th, -19.4i-

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between the hours ot 8:0(lin theforenoon and 5:00 in the after-noon. The ~ee~g will~. ~in the Municipal ,B1dg.;at:.%O~5Mack Avenue..' .,'

All those deeming themselve$aggrieved. by.~ther~n'will then be heard.

LEO J. ATHMAN,.: ~... ., ;. .• f .',~ .t.

VILLAGE ASSESSOR

REVIEW LlNERS-GETS RESULTS

I'" CHAS. POWLESLAND KEN~ELSt

BETWEEN LINCOLN AND FISHER ROADSWe w.. I> se.d Tri= A!I B......

Dop. AU ....... Boar.iH by Day 01' M_t1stlUS MACX AVENUE HI. 4%21

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WM. G. STAMMAN,ASSESSOR

NOTICEI

ES

In the Village of Grosse PointePark, Wayne County, Mich.

TO ALL TAXPAYERS

Wednesday, May 14th andThursday, May 15th, 1941

.The Assessment Roll for the Village of GrossePomte Park, Wayne County, Michigan, tor theyear 1941,having bc:eil compiied, a illeeting ior thepurpose of Reviewing of same by the Board otReview will be held

in the Council Chamber ot this Villae-e in the.V~lage Hall, 15115 E. Jefferson Avenue Grosse." IPOinte Park, Michigan ..from 8:00 ~_.m.to 8:00 p.m.ot each day.

. All those deeming themselves aggrieved bysaId assessment may then be heard.

17124 Made Near UDi.,eraityWe DeIiYer NL 8144

I

THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW

CLEANED A.ND ItENEWI'D, ........... a..... ., Ib_ te 0JWr

RUT NnW ~ _~~ !t~

Leeal NoticeThird IDMrtion

Window Shades

Nl.11IILINWOOD SHADE co.

0,.. E......

---- ----WANTED TO RENT

WORK WA~MALE

HIGH SCHOOL BOY-To cut lawn,wash \\;ndows, and two cars on Sat-

urdays. 1969 Hawthorne Road.

WANTED-Salesmen. Young men.lib-eral commission. Apply ~ir. Herbert

Grinnell Bros .• 1i'048 Kereheval.

HIGH SCHOOL BOY - Wants lawnmowing and window washing. 511

Lakeland. Call NI .... ara 3934.

FIVE-ROOM HOUSE--Grosse Pointe.\Vritp. to Box F. Grosse Pointe Re-

view. 15121 Kerche\'al. Grosse Pointe,Mich .

Yard. Good transportation. Reasonable.

HELP WANTED-FEMALEGIRL-For office work. Knowledge of

typewriting and simple bookkeepingde5irable. ~1i1ler Scrt~n & Sash Co.•17~1 Mack Avenue. near Rivard.

GIRL-For confectionary store. Daywork. Write to Box R, The Grosle

Pointe Review, 15121 Kercheval. Gros!ePointe. Mich ..

GIRL-For housework and learn sew-ing. 17131 Kerehel'll Avenue.

MAID-For upstairs work and .erv-ing. Would like someone who can

!ew. Call NI. 2025.

WORk WANTED-FEMALEHIGH SCHOOL GIRL - Wishes gooc

home in Grosse Pointe - For care ofchildren. Phone ~lagara 4576.

LA,DY-Takes care of children after-noons. onl)' permanently. Does hand

mending and sewing if required. Refer-

REVIEW LINERSFOR SALE

REFRIGERATORS

FLAT FOR RENT

RANGES cI: WASHERS

Thursday, May t, 1941

17~ KERCHEVAL AVENUE'JPEN EVENINGS

)IE\\' 1!i40 NORGE REFRIG-

ERATORS GREATLY RE-

DUCED.

FIVE AXD SiX Cubic feet-Real,'alues. Only a limited numberal'ailable.

SEE THE XEW General Electric- .....lso latest models of Norgenow un display.

NEW !\ORGE Washers. 13 toZ6 gallon capacity. Priced from$49.95 and up.

SPECIAL 36 inch new ias rane~Insulated oven, all porcelain.Priced at ' $.9.95

SPECIAL 36 ineh new electricrange. Insulated ol'en. all por-celain. Priced at , $79.50

GRINNELL BROS.

BOY'S 26-iN. BICYCLE-Al.!io LioneltraIn eqUlpmenl. Inquire,"" univer-

sity Place. Call TU. 2-4722.

K~ABE BABY-Grand piano. Phone~Iagara 8040.

GRINNELL BROS. - Pianola verygood condition. strong cabinet, over

100 rolls, will sacrifice. Phoue NI. 24'47.

FOR COTTAGE-\Vhite iron bed, tworockers, library table, dresser. Vic-

trola, blaek g3S range. ~n;.7458. 1255Maryland avenue •.

PLYMOUTH. 19J9-Four-door deluxe.. Run. and looks like new car. Low

mileage, excelleDt condition. MU. 4529.1060 Lakepoiqte.

RUGS--Oriental pattern. lOx15. Goodcondition. $25.()(l. 9x12. fine {or cot-

lage, $5. C. S. tire, new 5.SOxI7. $5. NL4247.YEAR OLD-Red Cocker Spaniel, fe-

male. $12. license included. NI. 7295.4J8 Manor. Grosse Pointe Farms.

28-IN. BICYCLE - $8. Child's movieproiector. never used. $4. Mahogany,

_ open shelved bookcase, like new, $10.244 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe. NI.7332.

JRISH SETTER-Female, reasonablepriee. Good with children. One year

hunting experience. Call TV. 2.6806 af-ter six, evenings.

decorated upper fiye roonn. batb. aa-rage. anilable May the 5th. BetweenKercheval iind Gro&se Pointe Boule. TO THE PRESIDENT. THE VILL.

i AGE CLERK. AND THE VILLAGECO:l.UUSSION OF THE VILJ..Al.>i..OF G R 0 SSE POI N T E PARK.WAYNE COUNTY. MICHIGAN. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . At 10 a.m. church ,chool for juniors,

TO THE SUPERVISOR OF THE -- /primaries ant! beginners closing at 11 :50TOW1'SHIP OF GROSSE POINTE, "Everlastina Punishment" wiD be tbe a.1ll.\VA YNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN. .ubject of the lesson.sermon in aliI Epworth Le .... ue at '7 p.m. A service

Sirs: Chri.tian Science churche. throughout {or high school. colleae and busineuthe wOt'ld on Sunday, May 4. y~_ll_I\-,(-~;_~_I;~-~_-Jetftr'(ln",-lion. ~_a_~_Ic:m-n_'-b-ll_;_yf'_'-~-E-'h-l_'00;~_Z_')-P-T-.A--I -" • .

Int r~h;1.5~. S2.l(I(I, "((,,;T~. 'r.: :;Q;l

-------- Hold. 8enefit Bridge- ',NUTTORl.RC,SER_CO. NI 6872TH-R-F-.-,"-::-o-Bu-C,-~-:-~m-_F_O-ir-:-m-:-A_~-:'-n-R-Ie-,,-nTea On Friday, May 9 1114t~~A~ AVE. F iIll@MlWu_:ndt&tkiJIQIlIC& .............",

L~k('p(\Tnlr m (;r()~.."C' Pointe P.trk~ .. ~c::It!~~,.2()o. ~~1iI d,'\\" C~l1 owner. LEn"" The .nnlla! Trom!>h 'ch'>ol PT.\':~L;ail rr 2 "clock ."llnda). henrllt bridRe.tca ",111he held on Fri----F-O-R-R-E-NT--R-OO--MS d.y ~ftrrn'>on. :0.1., ~. at 1'.;(1 ,,'c!,'ck.

__________ 1 Thr('(' mu.."jr ...ttldr!11 ... one- {;ros~eL \~:1 T'()~':Tr. I.~. ! "." .::--. ,,"\...~.1 P,.....7"'.; '::o~l t.o At": .. no twC' PTf"rrr i1m-1

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TU. 2-3000

COUNTRY CLUB

CO'FEE

2~~SCVActroK PACKBIl

:Viii/:' or REGULA.R

QUALITY FEED STORE" n1z...

~mptJ,.e the resul,. ofGOOD CLEANING

I

Measure Imp e ria Ideanin2' by anystandard and you'll find you ~t morefor ~our money - much more. Ours is• c1eanin2' that dillS deep for the dirt- but does it so 2'ently fabrics stayclean longer - last Ion ~ e ~ - looknicer and newer.

BESTEXOI"BORDO

GIA'EFRUITJUICE

2~2SC

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KROGER'S EXBAMY IM.dD

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,~ -- Rae n.w ~CAKes " N.Ue COFFIE Ib, ISc!'loin or 8oJpr~ r..lir.......!&_J!o. I c....DONUTS .... '*>r. tOe I'lACHES .... J for 2Sc(;illl,rnmaPi N Krnetr

fl~ .AIlS lb. 10e Del ,*..,cans 25.T,"nk~ a...t. , .........PIMWftt.... J pklJS, tOe ....., 0tI ..' qts, 7CIe"'- Sr-!al 81""" G 2: _fem TEA ''2 Ib.2Sc FILMS ........ roll 20e

IMPERIAL CLEANERS8:nd DYERS

Mack at.Not~ng1i~m.

.... ,

IAmmoN.~Gardenets, Home-Owners!

Let 1U bid OD Yaur Fertilizer aadSeed _Order This Spring

w. -- a ................ ., Via-a. III ........ Fwd A ' ~ a- ................. -.II __ ., ,...... ..,-. ~

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COUNTRY ClUBTOMATO

JUICE

246::"25c

MU.7705

COUNTRY ClUB

Mill~ :::'25c

Buy any Kroger brand item. we Will replace it, absolutelyLike it 88 well 88 or better than FREE. with the S&b1eitem inany other, or return unused por- any brand we leU. reprdlesaUon in origiDal coDt1J.iDer, and of price.

~~ JJ.t..,.~ .,_,.. GIIIllti4lel.

J6919 KerchevalGrolle Pointe

FAMCY DRESSED

TURKEYS Ib. 31cJOMES FARM

SAUSAGE MEAT lb. 3ScLOIN RIB EMo-S to 4 n... A........ ePORK ROAST, .... lb. lScAD Ie...... of Tellderay Ste.1uSIRLOIN STEAK lb. 39c

, .. Let Mrs, Donnelly designone to match or set off yourSpring outfit. B e com i n g,smart, foolish, or conservative.

121 SIZE FLORIDA

ORANGES ." doZe 29cMAl HE

POTATOES peck 31cGREEN PEAS 3 lb •. 2Sc:.. SIZE

LEMONS ........_..... doz. 19c

HENRY KELLEY« s' c • c:.r..&a ~ s.."-~-c...a

" • 7 .1".n:...- 14DJ

FreeStorage

ON YOUR

FURS "::WINTER GARMENTSP..,. __ Fal ..IJ'. w...... -- -- coW I

I MEN'S I.PC. SUITS, 88ITOPCOATS - U.DIES' PLAIN CI=~~-~,-. CASH .... CARRY

City. Ville IleImryJ' TnICb to StI-ft Y_ JTU. 2.400OTU. 2-UiOO I

UN. 2-330.

ALGERCLEANERS

II1P2Z KERCHEVO\L11311 EAST WARREN

3JW3.4t PURITAN

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1"'1 "'KTICLE PUBUHED"Edvcatkm.a1 Screen," a mag~e .cle.- 1 voted to aUdio-visUal aids In educatlon,

COlltainS an :article in its April numberby Ernest R. LaFollette, teacher at theJolm D. Pierce junior high school. The

- article is entitiecl .Some Suggestionsfor Improving Free Material" and isbased on LaFollette's talk at the \Vin.ter meeting of the department of visu-al instnlction of the National EducationAssoc.iatioa.

."'II"1:'G11 0 S S ~ POINTE REVIEW

HiatOl7 ueI FuactioaaOf "So", Girl. Week"ExpIaiaed By Chairmaa

.dow design in perfected form.

The Newport is now on tourand will be here for a shon t:iQ:ooly. Be sure to see it!

'.C!Iry.ler ~""';l Co 1tWarIN1ST'RATl •,_ 1:'___ ON 8lJ1LDllVC

-rJee'..-.-

PfloneL£.-.

State GOP WOIIIeD.PLmMeetiq OaTue.day, May •

SEE TOMORROW'S .BEAUTl'!

SEE THE CAR that has thrilledcountless thousands from coastto coast!

See Chrysler's Newpon ... thear that will influence all futuredesign, as the Aidlow Chryslerof 1934 set the trend for today.

Simply and beautifully new ..•the logica.l development of Air-

2'BJ: CIIJIJ'ftD ......... r .IIiU.. FOIl'""7' I'D CAlIor 2'D IUi1/UIIP'.l.U ~ 1."6/

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RidJarci School Nota I Detroit Council Of Boy Scouts' Summer JOf America.- Ch ch W PI Cam WillI F tare Camp Brady, ill its 23rd year of opeThe Ricbar4l1C:llool staff alld cbiJdrell ur omen an SailboalN..: _ ...~Sport' eration, iJ Ioea.ted oa Greetll Lake, aear

are bUly ,ntiIII' read,. for the aoeial Aanual May Luncheon ~ Wate:ford, Miel!., iAd bu a s__ .h 'b' whi b wi11 , capaCIty of ZOOscouts anel leaden.The kepablic.u Womea. Feder-Won Gt"OlIaePointe, aloq ....ith man,. other cxh I lit c. take Place. a.t the The 25th annual May luncheoll of Sailboatin" a sport of the cent1Jriea/ Camp Billy Mills, part of tIIc Charlet

~ u. "'-- ,,-- • . _.; -" G I .be. church, Woodward, corner of Chandler. open for the 1941 Summer leatO

n

os _H...... _. oI .... do, ... .. .................. of ., ... bdoft-'" ................. ", .od ....... """ T"" '_b~ i. ,b.... '~" ." .., S.. do, J.... " ..... ,.. '_1 _.......- ..._

Y"!!, Chute- W. WeiN, ]t .. of kochea- as spiritual euidaDce, cdur.atioJl. voca. in cOlltent. represent the activities' of event held each year by the Council of f h ~ 'A' C '1 B $co P •__ --' __ I ~-:-...• the school ill developing lood citizen- Church Women, and it is hoped a thou- 0 t e etrolt rea OunCI. oy uh .... _ter, N. Y. Mrs. \Veil ia presideat of tio.aa.I trainiq, hobbiu, citizenship, ree. ship Ind the democratic attitude of sand women will attend.

the NatiOllllI Federltioa of WOIIlea'a rtatioa. home' life, aDd health and mind. Parents are cordially invited to The president, Mrs. Bruce Oou,lal,RepubliCllll clubs, a member of the safety. Tbe IIlIiD objectives of the week . .. __ . • 30N

~... """:L sta>. COP --eeu"",,- c'OlD. "colUe anytllne """ .. en I: and 9:00 will pre~ide. Dr. Henry Hitl Crane will:- ~"'A.... ~ .. ~ ia to f~ua pu~lic attentioa Upoll ~ p.m. It baa bee. recalled that the 1940 be the speaker, aDd there will be an

lilt!!., aocl prea~t of the boud of and IU'~. their ~roblelU~. lIDd their art and hobby 'ho .. was atteneled by ucellent musical protrram.the Gelleaee hosPital.of Rocbeatf,l'. ~e ~ecls, wll~ the ~tunale ~ .of fOll~e~. some six hundred parents who were These May luncheons are beill&' heldIIlOtber of th~ee ebildre~, Mr~. W~lI IJ.l8 ~cJ stLlllulating comlUuDlty actiYl- very enthusiastic about the whole allair. frOlll coast to ~oast by inter-denomina_iJ:at became U1teteated III poIiue:' III f tIeS directed toward .lrfuter welfare nl _ tioJla! groups of 'lVOlIIen,and are spon-1935. At pr.eaeat, ah~ ~.- "a' u:tioul tbe YOllqer If1Ieratioll., Dun .... the weele of April ZI-Z _R1"" 1'broacb the co-operujga.of - of ttit Ned Bart..."e!. ~: I'du Joba.

ritl&,._IiiWlItfI ........ -.~..et_: ..::...=..~"~.:ti::~.~ ~~.:=.:B~.s:tJ.;-- ... .;;~~:It~~:-~;per{ected.,';:a~~~IU~~=:e=~.kaad~~. .

NS port. Tbe science c1uses of J ant Baker aDd. T T M M Y COL L I The scoat, will be IiftD a 1l'OIIdcrild Edwin Wendt are busy planning the. _.. .J"A '. . . "- - ;. _.'';''';'.:_ ~ ~ Detmit" at .niPt. from th.e ~~ scbool prden and the laA.bcape deaips : ~;. ;. ,.. .€HRYSL,U - PLYKOVTH DEA.I.O . which • over ~ feet 'hip. A .~iIitJ' for the entire grClllllcla. This gives tbe-- &et Waona - JfL... of 15 ~~ ~ ~-lsad fr_ tm.. vaat~ PIllliIs _e than a tbeor~ ezperi.

ap jIOIDt. It II ...... mce with uture .ndy bDt a fractionalODe as 1nill.

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