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Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 9

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Mrs. Mayer Opens Fitting Salon for Stayform Garments GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE Saturday, June 5, 1948 9 figure control specialist, gives her an excellent background for serving the women of Green Bay and the surrounding communities. Several Stayform dealers were appointed in the Green Bay area and will be very happy to give free figure analyses and advice on figure control. Services Know Factory Output Army, Navy Collect Information, Stockpile Strategic Materials Babson Advises On Trends in Land Values Counsels Caution in Real Estate Dealings, Hrnae Hakf Pnumanlt Gsrrftf Photo NK'KLAS A wivjh vvui i By ROGER W. BAUSON BABSON PARK, Mass.

The Agriculture department in Washington is putting out warnings as to the high prices of farm land, Their agents are advising against the purchase of more property at present prices. The facts are that these big ln- CiniiKnm In li.nrt valiiAQ nrit th! Arm. Studio MRS. WISNESKI MRS. Adeline Rosik Recent Bride Special to Press-Gazette STANGELILLE, Wis.

Before of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rosik, ame in different sections of thejthe ltar st- Lawrence Catholic fairly near large cities are ab-lfer Mickey Rooney and Gloria De Haven are teamed together for the first time in the all technicolor musical, "Summer Holiday," now showing at the Orpheum theater. Others in the cast are Frank Morgan, Walter Huston, Butch Jenkins and Marilyn Maxwell. normally nigh, lhey are seinn2(rnmark.

became the bride of not on their value as produringjIeonard wisneskl, Green Bav. son farms, but ralher on thejr gpecu-l()f Wisneski, Stevens Point, lative value for uub-di visions, etc.TnP IJev Rudolph Kerch perform-This also applies to pasture landL(i tne ot 9:30 Saturday near small cities. There seems to morning, May 29. be an abnormal demand for "bot- Given 'in marriage by her father, torn land" which in many cases bride appeared in a gown of selling far above a sensible with a soft ruffle outlining square neckline of net, fittedjmorning, April 23. The couple will Ihe special concern of the ricuuure department, novvever, is in connection with land being bought on mortgage.

They are bodice and long Rleeves pointed their home in Abrams. (he wrist. The dress was fashioned1 with a peplum extending to a fish-Bef ty Ann Peot Wed very much opposed, at the prs-ltail ent time, for farmers to buy land Her point into a long, full trains, fingertip veil was of Luxemburg LnHrCn for which they cannot pay cash.niusion, and she carried a bouquet believing that sooner or later aj0f lilies and red roses, crash is coming, due to an inevit- Norma Rosik, a sister of the able decline In farm prices. Ofjhririe, was maid of honor, and Jo-course, the ultimate value of a seph Wisneski, brother of the farm is whether or not it can raisegroom, was best man. The bride's crops which will pay a fair ratejother attendants were Carol Noel, of interest on the land after all, Mrs.

Harold Posvie, Farrell Kur-cxpenses, and this of course de- szewski and Helen Wisneski, a sis- pends upon the price received, as'ter of the groom. Attendants of thp groom were Harold Posvic, Robert Wallenfang and Robert DeVroey, Judy Wfcneskl, niece of the groom, was flower girl, and Stephen Rosik, brother of the bride, was ring bearer. Dinner was served at the Rosik home for the Immediate families. and friends, and a reception was'Mae Drury's in Green Bay well as the wages and other ex penses which must be paid. City and Town Property The Federal Reserve bank In Washington is especially disturbed at the continuous climb in mortgage loans on city and town property.

This is probably due In part to the activity of the federal loan and savings banks in soliciting mortgages. Certainly this should be curbed at the present time. It is wrong for mortgage loans on real estate to be climb ing during a period in which bus iness loans are dropping off stead ily and are being reduced. banks must be careful not to be part of a vicious circle whereby i I ducts and even certain manufac-? tured goods due to the present higher level of production. Seelcifia RpelprHnn (3) The recent downward trend'5 jeeKm9 KeeieCHOn in the buying power both of farm- Special to Press-Gazette jers due to lower prices of farm! 'OCONTO, Wis.

John E. products and of the industrial state assemblvman of (4) The fact that a large propor someday the property, upon which 13 "uw they are now loaning and which'0 hurn Wl be used t0 ld; ing his fifth term. Youngs at pres-loans are in part guaranteed to Produce more farmnt chairman of the the government, will come back 1 Pclu-ts and manufactured goods ronservation r0mmittee, a mem-into the government's hands. to be of us. (be COfnmittee munjcj.

uul lo and vice chairman of the lljp, mor gages and other; egisIaUve sub.comrniUee debt. Then and Ihe government then adopts a pol-j icy of selling these house at auc i lion, the houses for which the vet I eran now navs $10,000 will be jjlj ic t4ow In Our ing in the open market for through the next depres-or even less. It is entirely possible isl" hou u. rnaintenance that what happened to city and l- Ater kthls yur w'fe 8 Pinall town real estate in the by her ac modern could easily repeat in the 50's. and She 7as -patient and thrifty for you dur- Reasons tor Bcii.e Caullou the hard times; she now Is get-There are four definite t)lder and cannot do s0 -which people should carefully Be ibpr()1 with yolir rhurch and consider before further bidding give your children a useful educate prices for any kuid of real jn 8gricuture mechanics or tale.

These reasons are as follows: busilless, Ab0ve all, have a good (1) The upward trend in bank account or a safe gage indebtedness, which box of U. S. Government localities is reaching a dangerous bonds. Don't Keep These in I Your House. New Home The Stayform company of Chicago has granted a Stayform franchise to Mrs.

Anna Mayer, who has been a Stayform dealer and figure control specialist for over 12 years. Mrs. Mayer has opened a new Stayform fitting sdon in Room 200 of the Sheridan building at 2215 N. Washington street here. Stayfcrm is the original bone-, styless foundation garment, designed bv Mrs.

Hose Ilanskat in Minneapolis, in 1922. The company has -independent distributors and fitting salons in most of the principal cities in the United States. Stayform is a very lightweight foundation garment, designed to solve the figure? prob lems of women of all sizes. Mrs. Mayer recently completed a three-month's course in the Stayorm training school for national distributors in St.

Louis. This specialized training, together with her 12 years' experience as a PETERSON MUSIC CO. Pianos, musical Instruments and accessories, music and records, radios, radio repairing, radio tubes and accessories, instrument repairing, sound systems. 129 MAIN STREET PHONE ADAMS 1607 Merlin Peterson Don Pacourek Leo Navin PAINTING Interior and exterior palnt-Inr by skilled craftsmen. "Quality, Endurance, Economy" Kleenboiler Service Co.

425 N. Washington Adams 3323 How. 4812 BOGDA SERVICENTER SALES SERVICE CHEVROLET Phone Howard 30 Cedar and Jefferson Sts. De Pere Metal Works, Inc. i 805 So.

6th Street West De Pere Phone 874-W Brass and Aluminum I Castings of All Types We Service Breakdown i Jobs Delner Beaupre President i Ui FOR CHARTER Anywhere in Wisconsin or the U. S. A. Reasonable Rates Call Howard 6170 WAUSAU BUS LINES Accredited Office Machines and Equipment John W. Trumbull Co.

Royal Typewriter Sales and Service 317 Pine St. BREWED AND BOTTLED BY GREEN BAY BREWING CORP. GREEN BAY. WIS. fj W.

OLSON TRAILER BODY COMPANY We build to order and repair til truek and trailer bodies 1212 Velp Ave. Phone Adams 2871 Adams 506 I sr, ir PAINTS VARNISHES II WALLPAPER and (jLAis A Hoffer Glass Co. Jj 323 Main Street mm One African crocodile Is said to have killed and eaten between 40 and 50 people before it was shot. Manufacturer! and Distributori ot the Famous Volley Farm and Diamond Sausages ORDER NOW! Your Favorite Ale CARLING'S -RED CAP" In tht new non-retarnabl bottl. Better For Two Rtaioni I A Flavor You'll Remember I A BottU Vou Can rorsct Bur Wholesale Go.

718-722 N. Qulncy St Howard 40 GREEN BAY FOOD COMPANY PACKERS OF FANCY FOOD PRODUCTS 867 School Place Adams 438 Exterminator Call Savior Canadeo Representing Henry Town Laboratories 1270 S. Qulncy St Howard 5627 Rats, Rodenticldes, Insecticides, Fly Spray, Silver Fish. Moth, Roach Powder. Modem Home Insulation Co.

ROOFING, SIDING Approved L'. S. Mineral Wool Insulation Contractor 1567 Willow St. Green Bay, Wis. Phone Howard 2549 Bonded Applicators V.

S. Government Licensed Airplanes. Instructors, and Mechanics APPROVED UNDER THE G. BILL OF RIGHTS Fox River Aviation Corp. Nicolet Airport R.

6, Green Bay, Wis. For Details Call De Pere 682 DUPERRAULT OPTICAL CO. GREEN. BAY'S COMPLETE OPTICAL ESTABLISHMENT 212 E. Walnut St Phone Howard 511 KRAFT TKM OF AND II tirri re paired bv us I Mi ll I 4 Ik life.

GREEN BAY TIRE 1013 MAIN SERVICE BOWJ5M 13 i MOORE AND MOORE I I INSURANCE Open Daily from 9 A. M. to 6 M. and Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings. MAN OR LADV ATTENDANTS LE ROY HEALTH CENTER 119 Monroe.

Green Bay Phone Adam. ft5 for Appointment By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK W) The army and navy now have a pretty good Idea of the war production capacity of 11.000 of the nation' private industrial plants. And they are making some progress in stockpiling strategic materials. The munitions board plans in time to survey about 25,000 plants, "or approximately 90 per i cent of the productive capacity iof the United States," Lt. Gen.

Leroy Lutes, deputy chairman of the board's executive committee, says. The military have retained 151 complete plants in stand-by capacity and have 158 others tied up by the national security clause. This requires the owners to maintain the plants in such condition they can be re-converted to war production on 120-day notice. The general gave this reassuring defense picture to members of the chamber of commerce of the state of New York, Just after lt adopted a "statement of American economic principles" outlining the strong points in the U. S.

business system. Stockpiling looks less promising, Lutes admits. Stocks are still badly out of balance. Some of the non-ferrous metals are particularly short. But he says the situation is Improving gradually.

Already $477,000,000 worth of materials from abroad have been brought in. Commitments have been made for an additional The official objective is a $3 billion stockpile of materials that would be needed in war. Steel shortages increasingly pinch small business. Small plants in Ohio, Illinois and along the eastern seaboard complain that allocations for essential industries are squeezing them dut of steel supplies. The association of steel dis- Awnings Seat Covers Furniture Upholstery Phone Ad.

202 1520 MAIN ST. KITCHEN GRAFT ALUMINUM i COOKING SETS 'A For Belter Tasting and More Healthful Foods Demonstration I'pon Eequest 1 1 5 Distributed by icrikiiDn niDtckicrki 606 Elmore St. Ph. How. 4869 Green Bay, Wis.

THIS TIME IT'S HUDSON Green Bay Motors Distributors SALES SERVICE 419 N. Adams St. HALFPAP JEWELERS West Side Store 409 DOUSMAN South Side Store 614 BROADWAY FOR BEST RESULTS ON DRY CLEANING ns HOUSE OF FLOWERS 119 N. Adam. St.

For All Occasion Phone Adams 3904 Mid-State. Hy-cyele Aro Welder. Acetylene Press-o-Weld" Weldlnn Supplies and Equipment Llnde Oxygen Electrlo Welders and Supplies GREEN BAY WELDING SUPPLY Corner Cedar and N. Qulnry Chas. M.

Joppe. Prop. AW I oT-l II ft if A LEFEBVRE -LUEBKE Srayform The Original Boneless Foundation Garment baaed on the sound principle of correct posture. Proudly announce the openlnr of a new fitting and adjustment service salon. Free figure analysis given by trained figure control specialists.

226 N. Washington St. Room 206. Sheridan Bldg. Phone Howard 7587 F.

D. WATSOH GO. Distributors For ALSCO ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS 405 W. Walnut St. Fhone Howard "210 IN DE PERE Vercautrrro'a Building Supply Phone 782.

MADE SIGNS BEFORE HE COULD TALK! 315 CHERRY ST. Adams 684-W GREEN BAY'S BETTER BUILDINGS ARE "Selmerbilt" THE SELMER CO. Northern Building Adams 1020 PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL AND PAINT SUPPLIES ncan Plumbin' Company Adams 150S Supply 1300 Main St. ADA BILLINGS PERSONALIZED- Dress Designing Dressmaking Wedding Dresses Formats GALL HOW. 1127 1245 DAY ST.

NEON LIGHTING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Toys Pottery Gifts MASKE ELECTRIC 1277 Main St Phone Howard 3020 i ,1 A AA ti i -i I NASH jj! Soles Service rAr PINE AND Doherfy Wash Go. fi! i i VVvAWWVVAAAAAAW 1 -f ff SMeffcr F'hoto. MRS. RIPP held at the North Side Recreation center in Green Bay. After a trip to Canada the couple will live at 308 N.

Ashland "avenue, Green Bay. The groom served in the army 3v years, including 27 months over seas, ana was wounded in Germany, lie is now employed at the Alwin Manufacturing company. Announce Marriage Special 1o Press-Gazette ABRAMS, Wis. Mr. and Mr.

Charles Lefevre, Abrams, have announced the marViage of their daughter, Lillian, to Wilbert Nick-las, son of Art Nlcklas, also of Abrams. The ceremony was performed by a Justice of the peace in Dubuque, Iowa, at 9:30 Friday Special to Press-Gazette LUXEMBURG, Wis. Betty Ann Peot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peot, Luxemburg, and Fdward Ripp, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kilian Ripp, New Franken, were married by the Rev. John Huhn in St. Mary's Catholic church here Monday morning, May 17. The bride wore a white gabardine suit with gold veiling and white accessories trimmed with gold.

Her only attendant was her sister, while Ervin Ripp, brother of the groom, was best man. Breakfast was served to the im mediate families at the Peot home, and dinner was served at A ASSemblyman TOlingS Oconto county, has announced that ne 8aln wm be a candidate for on conservation. GEMCO AIR-CONDITIONING Sold and Installed by CHASE DUQUAINE REFRIGERATION 1271 Velp Ave. Howard 5710 Green Boy Airmotive Corp. Brown County Airport C.

A. A. APPROVED FLYING SCHOOL Phone Adams 106 Authorized Distributor for IRON FIREMAN STOKERS SALES SERVICE MILLER-RASMUSSEN CO. Phone Howard 2400 If your druggist cannot supply vou with GREEN BAY VITAMINS phone or call on the manufacturers MOLLENHAUER LABORATORIES 211 N. Washlneton St (Serond Floor) Highest potencies of all types nf Vitamins at prices that will be A Real Saving to You INSULATE WITH WOOD FIBRE INSULATION Fire Resistant Vermin Proof Molstore Proof Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed PERMA WOOL INSULATION CO.

1525 Willow St Adam. 2864 nsnzr gang "IT PAYS TO FLY" i tributors has drawn up a priority system which it says will protect small business. The plan will be submitted to the office of industry cooperation of the department of commerce which has asked industries to propose allocation programs. In addition to cutting small plants in on the plan calls for replenishment of distributors' steel stock; by the mills and for increased mill allocations i to distributors to meet the priori ties provided small business. 112 Douiman Street Pon Adamt J81S "charis i CORSETS Styled and designed to fit perfectly.

DUAL CONTROL MEASUREMENTS taken by experienced Corsetiere. Mrs. Ida Arends Call reappointment. ALTERATION STYLE SHOP 226 N. Washington upstairs Howard 403 -MACHINE H.

C. ROOD OPTOMETRIST 302 PINE ST. 2nd Floor ARCHITECTS BLDG. Phone Howard 2820 The Truck ot Value Gasoline Diesel NORTHERN TRUCK SERVICE 610 Main St. 0 Your Headquarter, for Everything New In Heating Equipment Stoves.

Ranges and Appliances I and fin sa MijutiHW Company 914 Main St. Howard 4064 'The Best for Less' Healing-Hardware i Appliances Greg Ensebos AND SONS 1 300 Velp Howard 4930 i Fast. Dependable Brown County Green Bay AMBULANCE SERVICE CALL HOWARD 1920 Equipped With Trained Attendant Inhalatur Mobile Telephone PAINT PRODUCTSy Builders of Special Machinery "tt I fni9 cedar st. I Phone How. 6048-W A NEW ADDRESS 1 HP I put your buildings Say When WITH Wm.

Perm Plallen Liquor Go. Exclusive Distributors Green Bay, Wis. Phone Adams 500 USE ARNDT DELIVERY 1115 MAIN ST. ADAMS 3177 itit'V'iticiswis4 Men's, Women's MADE TO MEASURE SUITS COATS Choice of lcri Fabrics UU t'P ART'S CUSTOM TAILORING 320 N. Washington St Phone Howard C063 BtriT BIKE SHOP New and Used BICYCLES Model AIRPLANES Expert Repairing Ul MAIN ST CHEESOiMPANY 35 KINDS OF CHEESt 2301 WILLOW ST.

Route 57 At City Limits WW Si inreais or surplus rarm pro KOCIAN'S ACCORDION SCHOOL OF MUSIC No Age Limit See us now about our new easy lesson plan rent before you buy. KOCIAN 302 W. Adams Open MUSIC Walnut 2791 Frl. Evening Wm. F.

Bubolz 802 Cora Street Phone Howard 630 The Utmost In Insurance Servlcs 2 Associated with HOME MUTUALS Non-Assessable Fire Extended Corerare AnfnmnhflA Initirsnea 5 i G. A. Michaal, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST I Office Ilours: I A.

M. to 5 P. M. Phone Adams 5200 SUITE 806 (Eighth Floor) Bellin Building LEWIS' Auto Service SINCLAIR PRODUCTS E. P.

MURPHY GRANITE CO. 906 Lincoln Street a Brake and ij Kxpert rriAy kJm Lubrication WjjJIJjjjffl mi'hwavt Phont Cherr J4-F-3 141-41 I I a Howard.

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