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SERVE A MODERN FRUIT PIE AND A CANDY RAIL FENCE
IN HONOR OF LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY
See Recipes Below
Just Good Food
It. her own town and in her time.
Aui l Edith was considered a good
. When prizes were awarded
for the best cakes at church fairs.
Aunt Edith won her share of them.
But she had her bad days, too, when
this pie crust was or that
cake fell Hat Aunt Edith used to
say, “Well, 1 had good luck with
my baking today.” and sometimes
she said, “I don’t know why, but my
sponge cake isn't near as nice as
usual, this time.” Luck played quite
a part in the success or failure of
:r rr —r one s cooking and
—baking, in those
Vs* /£ K ft days! There isn’t
~ any mystery about
/ cooking and bak
j) mg today; this
v ~ „ Sj|f “four-point plan”
eliminates the el
ement of chance, and insures uni
form results, day after day: 1. test
ed recipes; 2. accurate measure
ments; 2. proper methods of mix
ing; 4, correct temperature for cook
ing and baking.
Reliable recipes and good ingre
dients are available by the score.
When you've found the ones you
like, stick to them! Marked meas
uring cups and spoons have done
aw ay with the old time “pinch” of
this, and “smidgin” of that, and
directions for mixing are a part of
every tested recipe. Thermometers
of every kind insure the proper tem
perature for cooking and baking;
thermometers for deep fat frying
eliminate grease-soaked doughnuts
or croquettes; there'll be nc sticky,
runny frost in gs or candy that won’t
“set,” when the cooking is done
with candy thermometers; meat
thermometers mean roasts that are
tooked to just the right degree of
“doneness”; and oven thermome
ters are practically indispensable
for the countless baking jobs in
volved in feeding a family. You’ll
fir'd the recipes below meet the re
quirements of the four-point plan.
You’ll want to add them to your
tile of tested recipes for “Just Good
Food.”
Silver Cake.
(Makes 2 9-inch layers)
2 n .4 cups cake flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
\2 teaspoon salt
cup butter
112l 1 2 cups sugar
1 cup milk
teaspoon almond extract
4 egg whites (stiffly beaten)
Sift together the flour, baking pow
dr;. and salt. Cream the butter,
and add 1 cup of
the sugar ciladu
ally, beating) un- V~ ~ •
til smooth and r * * r /
fluffy. Add the
dry ungredienjls to L\ \
tne i reamed mix- \\• % • \
lure, alternately
with ihe Hii Ik.
Add flaw 1104. Beat t e egg whiles
until stiff but not dry. and gradu
ally beat :n ti e remaining cup of
sugar. Fold into the cake batter.
Bake ;n 2 greased 9-inch layer cake
pans in a moderately hot oven (375
degrees) for 25 to 30 minutes.
Roiled Icing.
2'z cups granulated sugar
1 2 cup light corn syrup
5 4 teaspoon salt
*2 cup water
2 egg whites
1 teaspoon almond extract
Cook sugar, corn syrup, salt and
via'tr together to the firm ball stage
(250 degiees). Pour the hot svrup
slowly into the well-beaten egg
whites, beating constantly. Add al
mond extract and continue beating
untit the frosting will hold its shape
when tossed over the back el a
spoon. Should icing become tea stiff
to manipulate easily, a small
amount of hot water may be added.
Lemon Apple Cake Filling.
Pate and grate one large, tart
acpie. (There should be 1 cup of
grated oulp). Add 2 tablespoons of
lemon rind s rated, l cup sugar. 1
t?gg, beaten. ar d 1 tablespoon of
qmck-cooking tapioca. Cook ever
hot water until thick and clear—
about 15 minutes. Cool, and spread
generously between the layers of a
cake. The filling is especially good
in white cake.
Liver Croquettes.
(Makes 10-12 croquettes)
3 4 pound beef liver
1 teaspoon baking powder
Boiling water
2 tablespoons onion (grated)
1 cup fine bread crumbs (mois
tened with 2 tablespoons water)
r g cup thick white sauce
2 eggs (well beaten)
1 teaspoon salt
’i teaspoon pepper
Cover liver with boiling water to
which baking powder has been add
ed. Cook a few minutes until liver
begins to get tender. Remove from
water, cut off tough skin or connec
tive tissue, then grind. Mix with
bread crumbs, white sauce, and
eggs well beaten. Season to taste
and cool. Shape into small ball
croquettes. Fry in deep fat (375
degrees) until golden brown. Drain
on unglazed paper. Serve at once
with hot tomato sauce. If desired,
croquettes may be dipped in crumbs,
egg, then crumbs again before deep
frying.
Lemon Meringue Pie.
I cup sugar
*4 cup cornstarch
I I teaspoon salt
2 :i cup cold water
2 .: cup boiling water
3 egg yolks
1 tablespoon butter
’i cup lemon juice
1 teaspoon lemon rind (grated)
Combine sugar, cornstarch and
salt. Add cold water; stir until
smooth. Add boil
mg water and *^\\)
cook, stirring con- /aT-'nW
stantiy, until mix- / 1 \
ture is clear and I /) J
thick. Cook 3 min- \\ /
utes longer. Beat
egg yolks; stir N — ■
cooked mixture into them. Add re
maining ingredients, return to flame
and cook 1 minute. Pour immedi
ately into baked pie shell. Top with
meringue.
Meringue.
3 egg whites
6 tablespoons sugar
*8 teaspoon salt
Beat egg whites partially; then
add sugar slowly, beating until mix
ture is stiff. Bake in siovv oven
(300-degrees) for 18 minutes.
Apple Sauce Doughnuts.
2 tablespoons shortening
11-*l 1 -* cups brewn sugar
2 eggs (beaten)
1 cun apple sauce
’2 teaspoon salt
1 tea.'peon s >cia
*2 teaspoon cinnamon
*2 teaspoon nutmeg
3 5 i cups breaJ flrur
4 teasp<»4>i $ bak:ng powder
Cream shortening ar.d add sugar;
blend thoroughly. Add the eggs.
Combine apple sauce, salt, soda,
and spices, and add to first mixture.
Sis( together the Pour and baking
powder, and add. Roll out to }*-
mch thickness on well-floured board.
Cut in circles and fry m deep fat
(365 degrees) until brown. Dram
and rod m confectioners’ sugar.
Send i or Copy •( Household Hint*.
Once in everv so often you run
across a booklet that’s practical
ly indispensable to a smoo fh-run
mng hoiisei*otd. Eleanor Howe’*
bt>ok(eL w Hints.” it
just that: jt'j* crammed with
suggestions for clever tune-sav
ers, economical shortcuts, and
hints on cooking, cleaning, first
aid for plants and flowers, and
alt the >dd jobs that fill a busy
nomemaker ’s day.
Send Id cents in com to “House
, hold Hints.” care of Eleanor
Howe, 919 N Michigan Avenue,
Okiicago, Iliinms, and get your
copy of this home making guide,
now.
(RH-j«ea ta* Waterm rapaper USm j
THE CITY COUNCIL
Official Proceedings
Wyandotte. Mich., Majmh 5, 1940.
Regular s**ssiou of the INiuuicil of the
City <»f Wyandotte the Honorable May
or Pro Tom. Bmlil. Sr., pn*siil
ing.
Roll Cull.
Present: Couueilmen George Behm,
L*»uis Itidun. Mason, Wugar, Wagner.
- Absent: None.
Minutes.
M<»t ion l*< (nnn it man Fowl Wagar.
s *1»1 ►-I I»\ «’ iii'ii. ilmau 1 Mii- Behm.
Thai the lending of th«. niimi:«»f Mr*
1 .sr in « r: ?i _r U* 41 i- j •n » 4| with :iml Mu*
sjlir* ■- r:: in I approved ;i' h-colilcd.
Yeas; Coiiiicihueu George Behm,
Louis Behm. Mason, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays; .Nolle.
Mis -r*lhi instil' Business,
I lumrabl** Mayor ami C|»;i'iH*ilinen,
City «-f Wyandotte.
<.« nt lemon :
My client. Mrs. Vi**la \\*itk"W>ki of
fiol Antoine Sir**eT. Wyaijibotte. Michi
gan, 11‘41‘ivetl a 'lhoL.il ass4*ssment for
winxi cutting on her jun-iurrly. The city
lias never l»ci*n put to the expense of
cut tine w 4 ads on Mivs. Witkowski's
prikjMTiy as she has always taken cane
of this mutter herself.
lu view of iliesi* oircUJiistaii4*es. I
1 rien.*fore ixi/m-st this lloiit>rable ltoily
to put through a resolution n*lituiug
my «*liciit of the iMvinetit «»f this assess
ment.
Thanking you for your «in*i»eratiou
in 4lh' matter. 1 retuaun.
Very truly yirnrs*.
llerhtvrt P. Schemlel.
Attorney ami CoiiiiM'lor.
Referreil to Cmyreil.
Honorable Mayor ami Cifly Cinmcil.
Wyamlotte. Michigan.
(Gentlemen:
l cont4*ni]»late the ei iMdinn of a rolliT
rink size 105 xl49* to lx* locat
ed two blocks south <»f Eureka Avenue
4>n Fort Stiavt. Tills biuhliiu; is 1o l>e
1-oiustnrct.eil w ith heavy woixl truss nx/f
with woixt ihN-king. wihk! floor join»t>*,
maple flooring ami ivim-nt eiR-leued
walls alii as shown on the preliminary
sketches presented herewith. 1 am
renting this building for yeua- approval
lM*fow» priHissling fnirther.
I might imm-tion at this iwunt that a
similar building was 4-r»M-tx*4l in Liuco&n
Park last year ami tlu*y oi>»‘nite their
building ih-pa rtmeiit under Liu* I»i*troit
Building Coib*.
Hoping to be favonal with your
«*arly n*ply on this ma t tor, I mu,
Yours very truly.
Stephen Zieleck.
.3.33.3 *_’3rd Stn>et.
Wyandofti*. Miehiga n.
Reternsl to tfity F.nginHT.
Honorable Mayor ami Meifb**r> of the
Council. Wyandotte. Michigan.
1 'eiitleiueu:
R**: I>*t 93 Miziler’s SnUdivisiou.
\\3* res|Hi*t fully nx|iie<t your Honor
abh* I’.ihlv to 4-amel tin* wHssl eiftting
tax of SI.OO a.'S4*S'C<l against tlw* abov,»
l-n»iH*rty. Dur <4ieck wh’n-li was f*»r
vva.nbil in pay no nt of nlie tt*3!) Couirt.v
ami S«*hoid Tax«*' was returinsl In'cantse
this charge was not im-lmitHi ami ukis
much as W4* do not fi*el that said ser
vlei* <*harge is justifiaible Inxiiiuse <»f
.-nr failing to request saiil service and
iiaisnimdi a< we take rhe r4 < NiH»ivsil»ility
of the w>*e><| «Mirselvea».
Therefore, we ask rhe cancellation
as above rt*que>!ed. Our cli*H*k for tax
♦*s i> n'turued in tb«* 1l«»jh* that you
will favor «»ur r«|uest.
V ery truly yi»u rs,.
t*sll Appoline Av«*..
li-born. Mieh.
Referred to (’aum il.
City Council.
City Hall.
Wyandotte. Michigan.
<4en,tlemen:
The Edward C. Hemiiuau l\«st No.
"317, .Vjueri4*an I>egiiMi wish to hi»ld a
cimijs on Sujulay. June 39th. on the
Wyamiotte shipyard projiepry. We have
bis*n assurini th.-ct the i*ir<*in. owned by
I.4*wis Brins., of Oak Park. Illinois. Is
•good clean entertainment ami with
nothing offensive which will of fern 1 the
laws of decency.
We are. thenfore. petitioning your
Honorable Body t«» zrairt us a |M*rmit
to si sure this i-inurs on SuiWtay a fter
iommi and evening on Sunday. June
.30th. at tin* yard. corm*r of BiiblU* ami
Pine str«i*ts.
Thanking you fi*r favors grantid to
4>ur Pom in tin* |Kist and misting that
this permit will In* gratiteiL we an*.
Y< *ll rs sliH-erely,
Edward C. Heaiiman Post N«». *317
Anii*rii*siii I/egion
Beiittie,
Senior Vmv <’4*iiiiimmb*r.
Peferrmi to Ci»uni'il.
<»uir Claim lH*e«t from Martin l.yvin
v amt Estlior l.yviusov. his wife, to
the City id Wyamlotte for tll«* m»rt.h
41 feet 4»f I/»»t 1*39 Ri verba nk Manor
SiilslivisiiMi <*f jwirt i»f Private 1 laims
121 and 199. OUy of Wya nth die. Wayne
C<»uuty. M i< *h iga n.
1 received aawi plaietl on file.
C«*mniun><*atioirs and Hearts from
City and Other officials.
Mothm of tlie Rwmition Cmnmls
sion us M»eir meeting of February *3O.
1944). relative to the entrance fees for
the ensuing year.
Reielviat and plieeii on file.
CVpy of the «>f the regular
meeting The IM»blu- Welfare 4V*m
mMilon held «m* February 14th. 1940.
Received and placed <wi file.
MrtßthVy Statement from ttu* INwin-ty
Trea-mrer of deßmyietK tax i-olhx-tionfi*
r :»r the immt.h of \i>V4*!nbep. 19*‘t9. in
amount of sl\lW-1*».
Re<eived and pbeeit on file
C->»»y of ti*e mUnite** i»f tin- im*eting
..f the Workmen’s I’emtpeivsatirtn Board
nr thi* CYy of Wyandotte held Feb
mary 21. 1919
Rereimd and placed on file.
Uepirt from Hie of Ea
giwerlng «ml HiuSldiiig of adl permit
is«Hxl during the m< niitii of February,
U*3h, in amount us $317.65.
Keuedved and placed on file.
Copy of the minutes of the regular
meeting of the Police and Fine <V«ji
niiasiou of the City of Wyandotte held
on March 4th, 11M0.
■Received and pla<-od <m file.
Hep*pf, from the Commissi* nwr of
IleaKh of vu<vi mil ions given in the
Wyandotte Sa-liooln from January It>.
11*40 to February 0, 11*44*.
Received ami pUiowl on file.
U«lM»rt from the Chief of the Fire
department of all fir.** during tin*
month of February. 11*40.
R«N*eiv*'< 1 and plaeed on file.
Ilonoiahie May r and Counuil,
City of Wyanih ie,
Wyandotte. Michigan.
1h a r Si ns:
Negotiations have b-*en cunchnN-d
with Martin Ly\in>ov ami his wife for
the purchase of the north 41 feet ♦rs
Lot 120 Kiverhank Manor Subdivfcuon
of part of Private Claims I*2l and 101*.
City of Wyandotte. Wayne County,)
Michigan, for the strm of $75.1*0 and
the additional sum of $34 50 which is
a rctfuud to Mr. Lyviltsuv for the pay
ment of Wayne County Tile I Main No.
5 tax. which has already been paid on
litis iKtrcW.
I therefore recoimneml that the City
Clerk he authorized to draw his war
rant on the City Treasurer in the
amount of $14*51.54*. when Mr. Lyvinsov
delivers to tin* Clerk the d«*i*d to said
parcel.
Very truly yours.
W. Hugh Williams,
City Attorney.
Referred *to Council.
Tin* Honorable,
The Mayor and Oily (Nmiail.
City of WyaiMlotte.
(ieutlemen:
At a meeting of tin* Police and Fire*
Commission, held on March 5, 1040. a
motion made by Commissioner Droudl
lard was unanimously adopted by the
Hoard directing me to communicate
with your Honorable Body requesting
im* 4o authorize and direct the City
Clerk, ljiiwiviK'e La Course, to take the
■necessary stejis <to puuvliase four post
type tin f fie signal lights, two to be
installed at Se<*ond and Eureka and
two at Third and Eureka: the type to
be similar to those at Four ill mid Eur
eka.
Wry truly yours.
Hoard of Police and Fire* Com
missioners.
Ralph F. Waliowiak,
See* retary.
Rest rre*d to Council.
Honorable Mayor ami City Conned.
Uyandotte. Michigan.
< ieutlemen :
He: Water Main Installation on 22nd
:,nd 21st Streets from Clinton Strict
In Harbor View SulkU vision.
Relative to communication of Febru
ary 21*1 h. regarding the above Water
Main Installation, attaehed please find
analysis of the tax situation oil Hie
cn»|H*rties invo!v<*d in this extension.
Very truly yours.
John T. McWhirteT.
City Tivasnlrer.
Received and plaivd on file.
Honorable Mayor and Conncilinen.
City of Wyandotte.
4 rent lemon :
L herewith submit to you a report of
dines, fees and <*ost.s i«ollecte<L t»*gether
with a list <»f all puding oas^ 1 prior
to March Ist 11*44*.
Criminal ibises HM.Ai
HLsjiosed Pending C-ases 374*0
Collected from Cswiuty Aiuri'i
tors 41.3*1
272.31*
Sincerely yours.
Joseph F. Kahisli.
Court Clerk.
Keieived and pla<**d on file.
Hills mid Aixxmivts.
Wyantiite. Midi.. Mar. •*». 1040.
To the Honorable Mayor aud
4 otiQcilmen:
4 ieutlemen: Tin* following claims
have been cxi mint'd, audited aud
f ound to be < orrect
I therefore revoiutnetid that they b<
approved and payment made.
iie>peel fully -übutirted.
Lawrence J. La4Vurs*-.
City Clerk.
Wyandotte News Company __S * 4 454*
<»t:ality Coal Company 175.2'.
Municipal Servii*e (*oinmission 41*2.04
Mich. <*ottsi»lidat«*d Has Co. _ I s 4**
I*. Molliu Moran 4*>*»
i oo|M*rative Paris A Supply
iv». 67.23
Cregory. Mayer mid Thom Co. 15.20
Wyandotte Paint l* null lets Co. ’HIHi
.'efvicc iKftoe Supply C<». uJ. lr;
>avarre's FI«N»r Covering 6 s *»
.1 D. Haven 1t*3.011
P«*gel’s Tire* and Soppiy (Vi. .
Williamson Luiiilmt 4>*. 45*.56
l.ouis Krohl mwl S'»ns .».4<*
.1. T. Wing «i»i.7'.*
.lair's Hardware* 3.57
A slime* Bros. Hardware i\ *. __ 30 *7
I In-rfs Kro>. Company —--- •'•363
I abadie Bre*< Company 175.51
Murray W. Sales mid C<o. l.*s
M. N. I Huffy and <V . 36*3.4«
Pardo Aut»> Sales 1215*3
Heals and Selkirk Trunk Co. 14 21
l entisy Ivania Salt Mflu. Co. __ 205.42
Peck Electric Co. 21.85
A roiiHson Printing Co. 35.07
'll** IVters Company 60.46
Hickok Oil Corporation 123*86
American L*>p*e 4Vjrp. 14.*2j
tioekstanz. Bros. ,(s*. 10.70
Standard Mailing Hn»nipinen t
Co. 3037
Thomsis Publishing <o. 10.77
W ytindotte Tyntew riter Sh<»i‘ 3.3*»
A. B Milkiir** 136.40
Charles l*. Hiu'kHk Pre**** tst.i-i
Ann ArtM»r P*xj*i<4ry Co. SO.;»0
J. I. Hoh-onvb .Mfg. Co. 3.05
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co.
Iyrl* anrrt. Co. 13.8**
Hr. E. H. Engel 2«0.50
Mich. Foumiation. Co. :44.0U
Wyundotte Machine Sln»p 20.50
11. I). Edwards and (s>. 2:4.52
Wm. 11. Wuiradi 0*3.21
H. S. Merritt Ageimy B**o
Ma*r4in Ly vhwi/v ii.t0.50
N. Y’. O-n-traJ R. R <V>. 1.00
Morris BiruUuuiu l *m;
P.iddie Auto Parts 1 M*t*
Frexl Howarth l>*imiK*r Co. i*4
Anwriraji biFriino* l*Y>ainil«* 22 01
Shelikui Janitor Supply Co. _ 41**1
Fetleral Electric _ 1.30
K«*e Lox Mamnfa'ctwring C<». 1* 30
S»*agra v<* Corj H, r:ifion _ 1 ik»
Staiularei **il CniufMiiy to3lio
International I'nlKv lb'M-ai !i
Bure»au _ sss
eiuh •• <
W\vainhu t«* Linen Supply (s*. _2 4 V
\\ y :indot ;«• Co. ii. 75
I'airkc’s Scrvi<*»* __ lsl*.»
I'ctcrkin Radio I.ab»r;itoric' l.‘st»
Wynmlotte lb*j»Li x-iimuil Parts 45.2 I **
l*Lgk*r B«*nnetl Sorvi<-«- 7.1*5
Automobile Co. 17.75
Panama Carlxrn Co. 2.50
Sui«*ri<*r Si*al and Stamp Co. 1.5*0
Ij**wis Ariists Co. 14*0
Mn*higan Alkali o*ni]Kiny 0.5*0
.Mk*lt. of H«*alth 5.00
Park. Davis and Co. 1.70
c. m. Onm 25.00
3,552.02
Payrolls
Sewers 434.00
l arks .... 3V4.03
Publie Buildings 105.n0
Public Biudldings. sjM'iial 154K.00
Public Scrvi<v. ial »ts 7*l
i’ttblii* Buildings B<*o
W. P. A. . . 200.21
Strvet MaiiitonaiM-v 1.473.4*0
2,5421.64*
0,473.62
Wyandotp* News Oniipmiy , 010.10
7.002.72
llnsokition. by ConiK'ilnuin F«*rd
Magar.
Resolvixl: By the City Council of
the City of Wyandotte, that the City
Clerk be and is hereby authorized aud
directed to draw his warrant on the
proper funds in payment of the list of
approved accounts as submitted at
this session.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supports! by Councilman ilciuge
I ielini.
Yeas: Coutirilmeu tieorae Belim,
Louis Uehin. Mason. Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Ih*« e^s.
K»*rOii veiling.
Roll Call.
Present: Comnilnien C.«*oige Behiu.
L<mis Beilin. Mason. NN'agar. W iguer.
Absent: None.
Ki*solut i<»ns.
Wyainhdle. Midi.. March .5. 11*40.
Resi»h:*iioii. by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
by the City Council of the
Citiy of Wyandotte. tJiat the City Clerk
I*** and hereby is authorized t<* dmw
warrant on tin* City Treasurer in
c-as»ulit of sl.4*4* in payment, of wt**d
iiHtridig assessment on I/*t !*-’5 Missuer’s
Subdivision
I move the adoption of the foreg«>-
iug resolution.
r-oine ilman Ford Wagar.
Suin»ort«*d by (’ouiieilnian Lonas
lU-hm.
Yeas: Couiwihuen 4b*«*rge lh*lini.
Ixmis Belun, Mason. Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. Mareh 5. H>4(*.
Bee*ol-ution. by Omimnlmmi Ford
Wugar.
Resolved by tin* City Onim-il of the
City of WymnboLU*. that the City Clerk
be a ltd lieret*y Ls autlw»rized to draw
warrant on the City T rest surer in
amount of in payment of \v«x*il
rut ring ass<*ssmen.t on L*t 15 Welch
Bros. MRlioii Dollar Subdivision <»f
jMri of I/ot 4 of the *kx>rge Clark E
rate Sidnlivision, of part of Section 'J**
ami 21. T. 3 S. It. 11 L
-1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman D*rd Wagar.
SupiMirteil by 4 'oiincilinaji 4>jiri>
lU'lini.
Yeas: Coiiucilmeu (leorge Behm,
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. March 5. 11*44*.
Resolution, by 4 %»um«ilnian Ford
W aga r.
Ues»dv«il by tin* City C«»*H-il ,»f tile
C’itv of Wyaiuk*tb*. that th«* 4 ity 4 li*t*k
be and liere*l»y autlH»riz«l to draw
warrant on the City Treasurer, pay
ablc to Mr. Martin Lyvinsov and F>
1 | H * r 11. Lyvinsox. his wife, in a tin mid
~f $l(K*.5O. this iH-iug in isiyim-iK *>f
X75.4*4* for a p»rtion of ilm* lot ih'edcil
tin* C-ity. plus *34.50 in <*an<*eUatwni
( ,i Wayne Pkwm-ty Tile L*rain No. o
rssessiiNMd on l>»t No. 126 RiverUmk
Manor Sll tali vision, for the owning of
Ninth Street, as jar the rex-ominenda
tii»n of the City Attorney in his <>«n
niiuik*a4ioii of Marrii 3. 1040.
I move the adoptiou of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supi»«wteii l»y Councilman *bx»rge
lU4un.
Y’ea«: IVnineilmen # fSeorge Behm.
L)Uin Behm. Mason. t W agar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Elicit., Mareh 5. 15*40.
Itesrduthin. by *snim-tlm;in Ford
Wagar.
\xxi bv the City Council of the
City <* Wyandotte, tied the rexfnest of
Pd ward C. Headiifcan Paw: No. 317. Am
♦ -ii-wn l/egb*** b> ho4d a cirrus, Sunday
.lone 36th. «wi theNVyamiotte Shipyard
property in rhe aftenMam and evening
Pc and hereby is* granted subject to
tl*t* f<d lowing provision**, first, fhiit all
j'.Mrtl hand'er.s i*fferirvq th**ir wares for
likib'.ic <*uosinrtpithai trnwt cimiply wvtt.
n-ll <if tlie City of WyamJotte
<x»vering said food hatwWem, Neuond,
that no street punub-s wiU be alloweil
during Imiire of ehutvh nervkx*.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Frtnd Wagar.
ttixp|M»rted by <ViwM-iliium tb'org**
IWdiin.
Yeas: Coiincilmen Ceorge Bejini,
Isolds Behm. Mascn. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. March 5. 11*P*.
|{c*o!tifrrn. by C« im iltiian Knnl
W’ag:i r.
Ibs»*lv<*d by Tie* City (’mir ii nf tli**
City of Wyaudo*te. that tin- < i*> <'lerK
be and l.cj by i- adfhori/.il t• • a«|vei
;-sf for bid< !«>r in Ter it to -e-sary in
* eii'inA ting i.raffic sigti.il.s f*»r
«*rex*tion on E ire-ka Avenue as jw-r re
-1 umiend.iti*'it « f h * P< !e ,• and I'ire*
* •*mmi v sioii.
I til'»ve tin- adeptimi of the f*l(g'»
ing res lutioti.
4Vnineilmaii Ford Wagar.
SiipjH*rt«xl by 45« ruH’ihuau W'agtn-r
Ypas: Colllicilllieii rieorge Behm,
Lniis Belim. Mason. Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: Nine
Wyandotte. Mich.. March 5, 11*4**.
Resolution, by Councilman F*»rd
Wagar.
Resolved by tin* City C*Miin il of the
City of Wyandotte, that tlie City Ft
t-imer U* ami hereby i<s an>thorizrel to
j* re Meed at tin* ■»*arli«'sf pMililt* date,
v.eather jMTniit.ting. wi-tJi tin* reiwiir-*
iind re-phoxMmtits* t<* tin* curbs on
4 ln*rrv stt«x*t from Eighth Street t*>
/
Hiiklle Av«x on*, making r«*phuxnwnt
wliere* inx_x*sHar.v.
I move tin* adoption «*f the f«»reg<e
ing resolutbm.
Coinieilinan Ford Wagar.
Supported by o»i»tu*iLman W’agner
Y’eas: 45»uncilmen (l»*orge Behm,
liOiiis Ib-hni. Mason. W’agaf, W’agner.
Nays.: None.
Spe<-iai <*rder.
Councilman 4ieorg»* Belim rexpiewtixt
the City Engiimer to iire>*stig;ite tl»e
condition of the railroad crossings on
MiiilHxrry Stress at Stxx>nd. Third and
Fourth Stnx-ts.
ConiM-iinian Foret Wagar nxju<*st*xl
tin* City Engineer t<» investigate aaid
niMkri 011 tin* A-oiwHtion of strexds au*l
::IW*ys in*rth <«f Hoddetrd Road on S*x
<*ad Stre'er.
Adjoumnniir.
Motion to a<ij»ntm a 4 5*:U5 pj M.. by
( <*wii«il ll mil W’agar. sui»|»<*rNxt by Coun
cilman Mason.
Y'«ns; Gmiu’iliuen <reorge B«*hm,
Louis Behiu. Mason. W’agar. W’agner.
Nave: None.
LAWRENCE J. LaCOPRSE.
City Clerk.
Public Nosebleed Crime,
Judge Would Repeal Law
DENVER —To increase the ef
ficiency of the Denver police force,
Chief August Hanebuth requested
Municipal Judge Phillip B. Gilliam
for a synopsis of the city charter
for use by his command.
Judge Gilliam dug back into the
files of 1927, the last time the char
ter was drawn, and uncovered the
following laws:
Arrest and fine of $1 for walking
along a public street while nursing
a nosebleed.
Arrest and fine of $1 for walking
on the streets if deformed, diseased
or maimed.
A fine of $25 for playing a musical
instrument in a public place be
tween 9 a. m. and 9 p. m.
A fine of $25 for performing
acrobatics on the street and there
by frightening horses. . .
A fire of $l9O for wearing masks
or false faces and frightening
norses.
Judge Gilliam said he would peti
tion ti e city council to repeal theoe
“ridicQlous” statutes.
Holdup Adds 25 Years to ) '
His Terra for Robbery
RALEIGH, N. C—Cecil King ,
youthful long-term felon accused of
committing a series of holdups after
fleeing prison a few months ago,
drew an additional 25-year term
for robbing Edward Carroll, a Ra
leigh taxi driver.
The new sentence is to run con
currently with terms King is now
serving, which total more than 54
years.
King a!s j faces trial for several
holdups near Fayetteville. He was
brought to the courthouse here from
State's pr-son, where he has been
confined since his recapture.
Testifying officers dubbei him a
"dangerous character.*’
Farmers Employ Geese
To Weed Cotton Fields
BLYTHEVILLE. ARK —ls a new
system o: removing weeds from cot
ton fields catches on throughout
Dixie, farm implement companies
are going to have a huge surplus of
hoes on hard.
Farmers near here are employ
ing geese to weed cotton. And this
new system, besides being econom
ical and vTort’ess, has numerous
advantages. When it rains, wor*
isn't interrupted. For geese eat If
hours a day, rain or shine.
Not only does it save the farmer*
hours of hard labor at swinging
hoea. but they don’t have to buy of
raise gram to fe®d the fowl.
Bookmtksr Hats $175, §»•
Judge Makes It His Fiae
HARTTORD, CON’N Police
Court Jddge John M Bailey wai
undecided what tine he would im
pose on Walter Broeyoa for taking
horse racing bets until the arresting
officer suggested:
“He had $175 n his pocket wheo
I arrested rum.*'
Judge Bailey promptly declared:
“Then the court fines you $175 and
costa.’*