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THE C ITY (01 M IL
O-ulinued from I*agc Three
|»ale of U»t. Amount Out- Maturities
i xcscripthni • I ssue IbUe standing Amount Date
Kuroka Ave. Crude Sep. __ 1f» 15 27 J A *73 J *40.00 * 4.4*«M*> 10-15-41 52
♦Vi 5,000.00 10-15-53 5 7
"Biddle Avenue paving ..11 lO 5 1.04*4.00 1.000.4 M 11-4"
Sewer Extension __ 111 ii \Y± US,ONMMI 68,44044.4*4 1-3-41
Extension ...l'J-l IS 5 155,000.00 l;V»,0O0.00 12-1-48
Newer 4'onstriietion 12-1 if 5 70.50M.00 70.54*4.00 12-1-47
Sewer 4'oustrue!ion _ __ ._ 1 -15-1 .* 5 149,5655 T» 140.54i5.55 l-l.»-49
Newer 4‘oustnation .. _G 1 -2« 1 5 tiM.IB.TOO 08.153.00 ti-1-50
Hre protection ___7 1-1 G 5 35.000.00 35.4)00.0(1 7-1-40
1935 Series IV f:«.f r. 135 * 22,4 N 10.00 22,4**4.4*4 lO 111
’ f « *ti« 1 4 General Obligation Bonds $6 42,254 5.55
i«* I Assessments
living Bond* 10 15.18 1‘ 4 5.928.4*4. 2,«**M*> 10 15 41 42
1.928.00 lO 1.5-43
l aving Bond* __ 12 30 . *'_. 10.000.4*4 3.4NNHNI 1-2-41 43
1,0044.00 1 2 44
I‘it v in;; Bonds .45 139 ! 441.000.00 10.000.00 li-1-41 44
Water Main Bonds .0 1 30 1 2,1**100 2.4**>.*** 44-1-44
Sidewalk Bonds . 7 112* l 31.04NMM) 7j**M** 7 141,43
10.144M4410 7-1-44
Total S|ssial As>«*>‘nieiit I tends _ M m 5.025.00
K4iM]>itiibliiiu
Total (ieiieml Obligation Bonds and Sjieeial Assessment t ltmid> M731.154..M
*leneral 4Mtv Sinking Eund
S*curiri«*s $278,745,544
< ash 14*5,7*59.03
8 A. Sinking Eund 15.44341.37
S A. Sinking Eund \Vl\\ 25,534.35
8 A Sinking Eund. WE A Water 456 6tj
426.5455.141
Total Net Debt $3414.4x18.64
‘ Money available for jwiyment. Bonds not presented.
10-sikx Lfully submitted,
City Clerk.
Reces*-.
Rwcon vening. (
Itoll Call. I
1 Tesent: CouncilnYrii Behni, Brohl.
Mason, Schultz. Wagar. Warner.
.Meant: None.
Resolutions.
Wyandotte, Mieli.. Ne\. 6. 10444.
iltesolution, by Councilman Wagner.
l(esolv«‘d by tile City 4’muuil of the
4'ity of Wyandotte, that tin* City elerk
U and hereby is autborizcd to draw
warrant on tbe 4'ity Treasurer. pay
able to the Edward ('. Headman Eost
No 217. tin* Anierietin Legion, in
amount of sls<M*l a*» advanee payment
tor iiand eoneeris. a> per tin* request
and nvommcndation of liie Recrea
tion 4'oininissioii in their i , omiiuiiiii*ii
lion of October 30th. 1940.
I move tin* adoption of tin* forego
ing resolution.
1 ’.ntm ilinan John .1 Wagner.
Supported by Comieilmau Iteliui.
\ e.»s: Coum ilinen Belnu. Brohl,
Ma.oui. Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mieh.. Nov. *5. Iti44i.
liesolution. by Couneilman Wagner.
Resolved by tin* 4'ily Coiuieil o| the
lily of Wyandotte, that tHe 4’ity elerk
be and hereby is instructed to advise
the Best UeaLty Comtiany of the atti
tude of the MuniciimL Service Com
mission iu tin* laying of water mains
in Ninth Street lN*tw«*en North Line
and Cellar Striet.
1 in>»\e the adoption of the for**go
ing resolution.
Councilman John .1. Wagner.
by Coiinciliuaii Wagar.
Y»a s: Councilmen Bob m. Brolil.
Mason. Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., Nov. 6, 1940.
Resolution. hy iViuiiciluian Wagner.
Resolved by tin* City Council of t.he
1 ity of Wyandotte, that the request of
William Nut tall, of 2334 Second Street
tor |H*rmission to install a sign on
public property on Second Street, be
and is hereby denied, dm* to the pro
visions of the Building and Safely
4'mle as outlined in the4’ity Engineer’s
letter of even <Late.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman John J. Wagner.
Supp4»rted by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm, Brohl,
Mason. Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. Nov. 0. 11>40.
Bcsolntion, by Councilman Wagner.
Resolved by the City Council of the
1 ity irf Wyandotte, tliat the delin
quent t«x returns from the County
Treasurer, for the month of July. 1940
in amount of 58.3245.40. Ik* ami hereby
i- ordered to In* placed in the follow
in*: funds:
4'it > of Wyandotte. Board of
Kahncation. Operating 3.014 13
Ihcird of Education. School
1 hbl 377.-52
Board of Education, Schmd
Building >45.844
special Assessment Eund __ 4*28.314
Central Fund 4.211>.54i
and tlu* 4'ity 4*h*rk be and hereby is
iiisiruclcd to draw warrant on the
« ity Treasurer, from tin* Wyandotte
M,s*cial Arniimt to the Accounts above
mentioned.
I move the adoption of the forego
in- resolution.
Councilman John J. Wagner.
Supported by Councilman Mason.
le.i>; Councilmen Behm. Brohl.
Ma-011. Schultz* Wagar. Wagner.
Nays; None.
Wyandotte. Mich . Nov. 45. IJI4O.
Uesofculion, by Councilman Wagner.
B«*solv»sl l*v the City Council of tbe
City of Wyandotte, that the Idd of
Hlterl* Brothers iVmipany of Wyan
dotte. Michigan, for anuoximately
2000 tons of 1 1 nut. jhm and slack
bitiuiMiious eoal. known by the trad**
naun* «*f Soveivign. at a price of $4.(46
p< r ton E.4».8. lH*|«artinent of Mtiui
< ipal Service Commission clock at Wy
andotte. Michigan. In* accepted, as |a*r
t!»e r* conuncndation of the Municipal
Service Commission in their resolntioii
of November 4th. 1t440.
I move Uie adoption of the forego
i. g n»olutioii
Counci Hum u John J. Wagner.
SuptH»rr«*d by 4'ouncilman Bclun.
\».i>: 4%mncilim*u Behni. Brohl.
Mas, 1. s, hull/.. Wagar. WagmT.
Nays: None. +
Wyandotte. Mieh.. Nov. 45. 114444.
lb-solution, by 4V»uucilman Wagner.
Bcsolved le the 4’ity (Vsxueil of the
4’ity of Wyandotte, that the rwitywl
«•! tlie Recreation Commission for an
aiKtitional appro|>rtarion In tln-ir s«-
(M*rvision hudgvd. for <Ui7G.24i in* aial
I In* same is berH*y denieii. dm* to thi*
fact that tin* U*s* rent ion Budget slums
one month of *»\M*ration only at this
time*, and this 4 on 1 mil spetit considi*^-
:d*le time trying to establish intelli
gent budgets for all departments at
joint lm-etiivgs and we ex'.|M*< t all dc
l*artmc*nts to cqierate within the hud
gets allowed for this fiscal year.
I move tlu* adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
IViuiiciLilian John J. Wagner.
Sup|>orted by Councilman Wagar.
Motion by ('otincikman Mason, sirp
{lotted by >4’oiincilman Behm. that this
rejwl Hit ion Im* tabled ]*etiding a joint
misd.ing with the Kcereation Coinniis
•siou.
Yeas: Cotiiicilme'i Behm. Brohl,
Mason. S<*hu4;z. Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Motion to adjourn at fen E M . h\
Councilman Wagner, supported bv
4kMiiuilmau Wagar.
Yeas; 4'ouncilmen Beiim. Brohl.
Mason. Schultz. Wagar. Wagner
Nays: None.
LAW'BENCE J 1.;»4*4 H'BSE.
4'ity Clerk.
W\aU*b»tt«. Mieh.. N**v 12. 1!44*4
Ibgulai s«*>*.ion of ilu* Council «*,*
• lie City of Wyando •.*, t!ie Houor.ibi
Mayor l-oiiis W Behm pn -idiitg
801 l Call.
I*resent: Couneilnuu Behm. Brehl.
Mason. Selmltz. Wagar. Wagner.
Absent: None.
M ililites.
Motion by Councilman Belun. >np-
Itort«d b\ Councilman Mason, th.-n the
reading of the minutes of the last
meeting Im- disi*‘iis»*d with aad the
same stand aiHiroveil as n*eordi*d.
Yi-os: 4'oum*ilnuMi Behm, Brohl,
.Mason. Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Opening of Bids for tlu* Bun-ha so of
the Public Library Brojierty.
Bid n*cei\evi from John Abel. 17-3451
(Jreenluwn Avenue. Detroit, iu ai-eord
a 1 mi* with advertisement to pay the
stun of .$44>. , .*»5.44(4 on the following
terms: $144,J4tk5.044 u|hmi closing the deal
ami. receiving a land varntract for »he
purchase <if the pro|M»rty and ha Lane**
of purchase price $3!i.4NN).00 on or lu k
fore oiu* y«Mir fmm the date of land
contract. Cashier's check in amount of
$5,<1140.4441 enclosed.
Kid received from Max Migdoll.
3300 Van Alstyne Boulevard. Wyan
tioUe. In ac«\>rdance with advertise
uieiit, at a bid price of $0(4.444141.41(4 on
Llie following terms. On the accept
ance of the offer $26.4400,04) cash and
the balamv of $34,4400.00 uot later
thaji OO days from date of execution of
<*<h»tract. If this offer is acvepted the
present ImiUling on said property will
lie rtf no use to th*' undersigned, ami
if the Oitv wishes to do so. it may
nunove the building at its expense.
(Snshier’s check in atm mill of $6.0004)0
eIM*W*S4Mi.
Both tmls nvferred to Council.
Unfinished Bnsiness.
From th(» Board of Wayne County
ISnad (kantnissioners. relative 11» sew
ige colbx'tion chang«*s. setting the rate
at $43.00 jn*r million g:iiloti> of water
COIISIMIMsi.
I- nf iiiie«he«l Business.
Application for 4 ’kiss **A" Best ail
rant I icon so m-eivtsl from Katherim
iMeCratli. loon Biddle Avenue, duly
nt]*prt>v«d by the (ommissioucr ol
Health. Sanitary liisp«s*tor and BuiNl
ing lus|sx*tor.
•Kefcrrisl t<* (’ouncil.
Application for Junk Dealer’s la
ce use rweived from Alliert Sunders.
218 (*h4*stnut StrtM»t, for a .huHc yard
llcciise. duly ap|irovnl by the Police
Ifcqgirtmeut.
•Itofe-rred to 4kiuiu*il.
lf<#n. Mayor ami City Conneil.
C.ity of Wyumhitte. Michigan,
(•eotleineii:
I ticrotw |H*tition your Houoraliie
Bovly fi>r permission to erect a freight
chute on Elm Street between Biddle
slid First Streets, in connection with
the building to lx* er«*cted on the old
(’ity Hall p«»perty in uoiirdamv with
the pkins sulunitted to your Bnildiuc
14e|*artment.
Therefor**, in compliance with Sec
tion 24.4*11 of the Bnildiug and Safety
fksle. I am asking your Honorabh
lUsly to grant |M*rmissiou to i-mistimct
(he same.
Very .truly yours.
Alaurice II Sol*el.
Referred to (kmncil.
Ilmiorahle Mayor and Council,
(’•ity of Wyandotte. Michigan.
Ocnthmeii:
1 am *h>*ir*»ns of sts’uriirg a 4 3as*
“O” Reatanraut ami Liquor IJi*eiise at
ury place of at 24*24 St-cond
Street, this City.
If there is any C-bias ”C'* license
avoilahfe in the near future, l would
kindly ask that your Hom»mble Bmly
give my aii(>Th‘atiou favorably i-onsid
(ration.
Very t ruh yours.
FaUvaixi IVSaim.
21*24 Second Street.
Wyandotte. Michigan.
Referred lo Ciomeil.
Erescntatiou of Eetitions.
Wyandotte, Mich., Nov. 12, 11440.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and
Council. 4’ity of Wyandotte, Michigan.
Cclitlemeii:
We. the undersigned citizens, most
psiMvtXuUy iietitiou your Honorable
Body to reject any atqilication for a
leer or liquor license to be used .*»t
141*1 1 ***** Street, corner of Dee and
Fifteenth Streets.
Signed hy Mrs. Forest Cooper, 15N4
Dee St net and seventy others.
ib tcrnd to Police atid Eire Com
mission.
1 oiuiiii3mentions and llrportH from
4 ity and other Officials.
Copy of the minutes of the meeting
t »f the Workimeu’s Comiieneation
Board *»f the City of Wyandotte held
«,n 4*ct*»her 344th, 11)4(4.
Received ami placed on file.
Report from Dr. N. 1). McGlnugh
lin. Commissioner of Health, of all
complaints investigated and calls
nude fur the period from (Xtober 1,
11440 to November 1, 11)40.
Received and placed on file.
Copy of the minutes of the meeting
of the Electrical Board of the City of
Wyandotte held on October 17th, 11)40.
Received and placed on file.
Ibixirt from Dr. N. 1). Mediaughlin.
«'onunissioner of Hcsilth, stating that
77 Toxoids were given* in the Wyan
dotte l*ublic Schools October 31, 1940.
Received and placed on file.
Hon. Maybr and Council.
I'itv of Wyandotte.
(Icntlcmen:
Pertaining t<i a certain retpiest from
Mr. Solid, fur consideration rc: allow
ing one stairway for the second floor
ot th** building proposed for the old
City Ha 11 site, please lx* advised as
follows:
Elans were filed this date. Examin
ation of said plans indicates that they
1 iolh»s4* to use ’’protected construc
tion" and stairways are enclosed.
We believe that this proposal would
Ik* reasonable and would recommend
that y«»ur Honorable Bmly permit con
struction as |K*r their plans.
*Respectfully submitted,
F. IV. Liddlc, City Engineer.
F. W. Classon. Building lus]iector.
R**f**rr«*d t*i Council.
Honorable Mayor aud Council.
City of Wyandotte, Michigan.
< ieutleiucii:
l |H*n the petition for the paving
»f Eighteenth Street from Ford Ave
iiiit* to Davis Strc«*t. the same ref(*rre<l
to this di'iiattment. I b«*g to r**inirt as
follows:
The total frontage involved is 1104 J
t. «if which 7."» o feet are represent'd
n the petition, or 68.1 s per cent.
Bespcitfully submitted.
F. W. Liddlc.
Referred to WL’A and S.A. Commit
tee.
llonot.idle Mayor ami tkiuncil.
City of Wyandotte. Michigan.
(Jcntlemeii:
We have investigated the petition
for pyving o.* Eighteentii < :uct from
F*ir*i to Ihivis Str****fs, referred to us
by resokition of your Honorable Body
on Novemlier sixth.
There is a total frontage of 11(44*
f****t r**pres**nte*l in the petition. ((*
this total we have valid signatures
for 5344 feet or 48.18 per cent.
Two signatures representing 260
feet were not allowed because we nev
er had tlie signers names on the as
sessment roll. However. I will endeav
or to discover whether tlu* signatures
art* allowable and if so will report
same to the Council at. the* next meet
ing.
Respectrfully,
Edward W. Kane.
City Assessor.
Referred to WEA Committe and
S.A. (Vniimittee. x
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Wyandotte. Miciiiga n.
(lenth'men:
R*>: Paving petition filed with your
Honorabh* Body requesting the paving
of Eleventh Street from Ford Avenue
to Alkali Street.
Attached please find tax analysis
covering properties involved by thifi
petition.
Very truly yours,
John T. McWhirter.
•City Treasurer.
Referred to WEA Committee and
5 A. Committee.
Mr. 1,. J. laiCourse.
City Clerk.
Wyandotte. Michigan.
Dear Sir:
This lett**r will acknowledge receipt
of your resolution requesting the
State Ijind Office B**i»rd to dewl cer
tain pnrpertics in the LMty of Wyan
dotte under S*-**ti«m 8 of Act 155 of
the Eiiblic Acts of llklT, as amended.
This resolution will be presented to
tlu* Board for their attention aud the
description* forwarded to our field
man in your territory for inspection.
We >hn 11 In* hai*f»y to advise you as
soon as a d****isiou has been mad** con
cerning tliis rtNiuest.
Yours v**ry respectfully.
Clarence W. Ijook.
Executive Se**retary.
Ib'ceivi'd and placed on file.
Wyandotte. Mich.. Nov. 12, 1949
To the Honorable Mayor and
Councilmen.
(Jeu-tlemeu:
The following claims have been ex
araiued, audited and found to be eor
reet:
I therefore recommend that they be
approved and payment made.
Respectfully submitted,
Lawrence J. LaCourse,
City Clerk.
Wyaiul«»tte Eaint Products Co. 4.7*»
Fleet ha m Insurance .\gem*y _ 33.75
Jolmson and Johnson 38.17
Eittslmrgli T«*sting Lalxiratory 12.06
IJ**hteuberg and Son 27.95
Frank Meudel 5.00
Down River I»ress r 112.00
4»reen Line TriH*king -9®
Michigan Ins|ie**tioii Bureau _ 2.-50
It. J. Nixon 7.00
Railway Express Agency J®
Steve’s 4.\>al (Vnupony 36.25
Howard B. Allen J 43.75
Wynndotte News ('•onxpany __ 112.56
Wyandotte Repla cement A24
N. D. McGlaughlin. M. I>. 46.20
H D. Edwards and C*i. 41.39
J T. Wing (Aunpany 117.00
I*. )(Hlin Moran 100.>7
Ho worth Lumber 4N». 202.52
Cities Service Oil 45». 39.60
Cooperative Parts 45•. 25.53
Seniee Office Supply C*i. 11.>4
Wolf Sanitary Wiping 4'loth
«’»».
A*’ * Supuiy 4»> G.rC-
J user’s is. 39
The Peters (’-ouipuny 12AXI
General Electric Nupply Co. _ 9.5(5
X. Mcliuttie 4dO
Dowu River letter Service io.«m»
J. 1. Holcomb M/g. 00. 10.. ‘jO
Murray W. Sales aud Co. .47
Magic Hauling Post 00. .91
The Gumewell Company 246.00
HiuUoeil, Hoth & dark, Inc*. _ 2&4.4T
Standard Oil ComiHiny 140.71!
Fugel s Super Service cs.iri
Gartner Hardware Co. 110.24
Asians Bros. Hardware Sl.Ol
Bartlett Mfg. Co. 12.2"»
F. W. Simla Co. 700
Standard aiegister Co. 200.61
Laurie Lumber & Supply Co. 26.73
I’uion Paper and Twine Co._ 47.7 S
American l>»«se Leaf Oorp. _ 6.89
l’eterkin Radio Lalwratories- 0.00
American Steel and Wire Co. 102.03
W. Ford Johnson (larage (>.30
Michigan Alkali Co. 170.26
1/ohrniaii St'ed Co. 66.37
Filler’s (ireenhouses 6.00
Automobile Equipment Co. _ l.io
Board of County Auditors __ 200.26
Gentile Bros. .76
Wyandotte Lamndry 7.01
Cadillac Overall Supply Co. _ 1.5(5
Wyandotte City Home Bakery 1.80
Wyandotte Linen Sujiply Co. 24.t>4
Louis Brohl and Sons 38.34
Mich. Consolidated Gas Co. _ 7.04
American 'l.aFnuice Foaoiite
Corp. (5.66
Michigan Foundation 6&J.72
J. I). Haven 4(5.47
Gregory. Mayer and Thom __ 43JH
Pardo Auto Sales 2.(50
Morris Birnbaum 14.(50
Municipal (Service Commission 14.24
Wyandotte Electric Supply
Co. 1032
I Jacket t Press 41.06
Bept. Municipal Service 35)7.33
Beecher, Peck and lam is 17.70
Robinson Welding 1.00
William C. laddie 13.75
IMi using Stumping <\>. 201.28
Lubadie Bros. 2,trvs.tst»
WilliauistAi Lundier Co. 46.42
Eberts Bros. Co. 2.7(54.37
9,30(5.00
Truck Hire
Mark Bush 91.60
Mike Shonk (59.00
Joseph Shonk 79.60
Joseph Morsette 53.26
William Smith 73.60
Walter Xareski si .00
Ralph Wobrock 79.60
Henry Schwartz 73.60
1,. (I. Sloouil) 75*.60
710.26
Payrolls
Sewers 378 SS
Eli Renaud 16JH)
W. P. A 372.60
Parks (50(5.(50
Public Buildings 198.00
Street Maint. 1,876.10
3.47(5.14
13,498.30
(Resolution, hy Councilman George
Behm.
Resolved: By the City Council of
the City of Wyandotte, that the City
clerk he and is hereby authorized and
directed to draw his warrant on the
prui>er funds in payment of the list of
approved accounts as submitted at this
session.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman George C. Behm.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Cauncilmeu Behm, Brohl,
Mason, Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Recess.
Reconvening.
Roll CalL
Present: Council men Behm. Brohl,
Mason. Schultz. Wagar. Wagner.
Absent: None.
Resolutions.
Wyandotte. Mich., N*ov. 12. 15)40.
(Resolution, by Councilman George
Behm.
Resolved by the City Council iff the
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for liceose to o|»erate a class “A"
Restaurant under the provisions of
the ordinances of the City of Wyan
dotte, in* and (hereby is approved to
Katherine McGrath. 1000 Biddle
Avenue*
aud the City Clerk be and hereby is
authorized to issue Class “A” Restaii
rant IJeense to the above named i>er
sou at the above address.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
% Councilman (ieorge Behm.
Supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm. Brohl,
Mason, Schultz. Wagar, Wagu**r.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., Nov. 12. 1940.
Resolution, by (Vmnciliuuu George
Behm.
.Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the request
of Edward DcSana of 2924 Second
Street for consideration of aivplicaut
for Class “C” License, l>e referred to
the Police and Fire Commission for
their investigation and recommenda
tion hack to this Council.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman George C. Behm.
Sup|M)rted by Councilman Waguer.
Yeas: Counoilmen Geo. Behm, Brohl,
Mason, S<Aultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., Nov. 12, 1949.
Resolution, by Councilman George
Behm.
ißesolvod by the .City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the request of
Mr. Sobel to allow one stairway for
the second floor of the building pro
ved for the old city hall site, be and
hereby is granted as per the recom
mendation of the City Engineer iu his
communication of even date.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman George O. Behm.
Supported t»y Councilman Wagner.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm. Brohl,
Mason. Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. Nov. 12. 1944).
Resolution, by Councilman (4eorze
Behm.
Resolv»»d by the City Council of the
(Tty of Wyandotte, that the Honor
able Mayor he and he hereby is re
piested to call a joint meeting of the
B<*<rd of Education and the Mayor
and Council for consideration of the
inqMwtal* for |Hircha*e «if the pruper
v known is the Public Library pro
I**rty. said meeting to be' called as
soon as possible.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
( ourwilniau George C. Behm.
>oned i>y Councilman Wagar.
Y* as: ( ouucilmeu lielirn, Brohl,
MiLson, .Schultz, Wagar, Waguer.
Nays: None.
Wyaudoite, Mich., Nov. 12. 1940.
{Resolution, hv (.Ymncilniun George
Belim.
Resolved hy the i’ity Council of the
( uy of Wyandotte, that the appliea
tion for license to operate a Junk
under the provisions of the Or
dinances of the City of Wyandotte he
and hereby is approved to
A.lsTt Sanders to ojierate a junk
.\ard at 218 Chestnut, and the City
( lerk Im* and hereby is authorized to
issui* Junk Dealer's License to the
above named |M*rson at the above ad
dress.
1 move the adoption of the forego
iug resolution.
Councilman George c. Behm.
■Supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm. Brohl,
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Waguer.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. Nov. 12. 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman (ieorge
Behan.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the nsjMicst
of M. H. Sobol for permission to erect
a freight chute on ELui Str»*ct be
tween Riddle Avenue and First Street
tor the construction of the building to
he erected by him be and the same is
hereby granted in compliance with Sec
tion 24.00 of the Building and Safety
« ode of the City of Wyandotte, said
chute to be constructed under the su
pervision of tin* (Tty Engineer and
Building lusi>ectur.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman George (\ Behui.
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm, Brohl.
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Waguer.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. Nov. 12. 15)40.
Resolution, by Councilman George
Behm.
Resolved hy the City Council of tin*
Pity of Wyandotte, that pursuant to
the provisions of Section s. Act No.
156. Public Acts of 1937. as amended,
I hat the State Laud Office Board lx*
and hereby are petitioned to convey.
•»> quit-claim deed, to the City of Wy
andotte, tin* following describ'd land,
•ots aud {Mireels of land in the City of
Wyandotte which ate bendy declared
!e !»,. nwtssary for tin* public health,
necessity and convenience of t Im* |m*o
i»h* of the (Tty of Wyandotte for use
.or various municipal purposes, to
•vit. parks, playgrounds and muiiici
ml swimming pool.
.WuniciiKil Park ami Playground
l»ts 7*. 70. 77, 7 s . 75*. north Vit
lot N4I and north *•_. of lot M of tin*
Detroit .River Laud Co. Sulnlivision.
Sis*. .‘sl. S. E. 1 4-
I/Ms 1 to IP !m>ll l inclusive of Alt's
Subdivision.
Lots 1 t«» IP U»tli inclusive of Kelso
Suldivision.
North End Park
That part of I.ot .‘56 and 3(5 of IV C.
112 for the heirs of Antoine Lihndie
lying lH»tween tin* center line of
Endorse Creek ami tin* west line of
Ford City Heights Subdivision (re
girded in Liber .'57 page 97 of Plats l *
excepting there from (56 feet right of
way D. M. T. R. R.
It is further ordered that the City
('lerk lx* and lie bendy is ordered to
forward a certified copy of this reso
lution to the State Office Board
at lonising by registered mail, return
receipt requested.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman (ieorge C. Behm.
[Supported by Councilman Mason.
Y’eas: Councilmen Belim. Bn>hl.
Mason. Schultz. Wagar. W’agner.
Nays: None.
Adjournment.
.Motion to adjourn at 9:30 P. M., by
Councilman Behm. supported by Coun
eilman Mason.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm. Brohl,
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Vqrc • VfUli)
LAWRENCE J. I^COURSE.
City Clerk.
loung Women Flyers
Young women really want to fly.
By a margin of more than 11 to 1,
the students of Simmons college,
Boston, voted in favor of an avia
tion course m tneir school and in
other women’s col.eges.
Wolves. Co votes Increase
Wolves and coyotes are becoming
more numerous in Missouri and are
causing heavy live stock loss to
farmers. Wolves have been seen
running in packs of as many as six
at a time.
Unfortunates Aid War Charities
Children m a leper camp in tha
Malay States are helping raise mon
ey for British war charities by run
ning errands Pk inmates o t the
camp and by cleaning shoes.
Permanent Traffic Markers
All asphah-cevered streets in Lin
coln, Neb., are marked with per
manent traffic lane lines made oi
white stone chips.
Bonfcle Arisen
Egyptian laborers of ancient
timet kneaded elay with their hands
while kneading dough with their
feet.
Bible's Leagest Verse
The longest versern the Old Testa
ment ia Esther •:». and in the Near
Testament. Revelation »:4.
French Railway Subsidy
The French government owns 17
per cent of that nation’s railroad
mileage.
California's Public Forests
California has J4.000.00fl acres s t
publicly owned forest land.
Momatalna m tha Mean
Heights of MN mountains an the
mooa have been measured.
Ship Research
To Benefit Navy
Problem of Insulation Is
Vital to Efficiency
Of Warships.
STATE COLLEGE, PA —Tests to
determine the best materials and
constructions for insulating United
States warships have been under
way for almost tw r o years at Penn
sylvania State college, it has been
revealed here.
Purpose of the experiments, con
ducted in the college’s heat-trans
mission laboratories, is to determine
the best means of equipping the
ships to withstand rapid tempera
ture changes and to produce a better
conditioned atmosphere in strategic
ship stations to insure maximum
mental alertness and efficiency of
the crews.
Proper Insulation.
Weight limitations, interfering
steel members in warship design,
proper insulation for living and
working quarters and for food stor
age compartments, are some of the
problems the experimenters are
trying to overcome. In addition,
naval vessels must withstand vio
lent temperatures ranging from i
Arctic circle cold to tropical heat
besides the regular daily variation
of temperature.
“The problem has been to deter
mine the amount of heat transmis
sion for various ship sections, such
as decks and bulkheads, without
insulation and with insulation of va
rious kinds applied in different ways
and in several thicknesses," F.
George Hechler, director of the col
lege's engineering experiment sta
tion, explained.
Test Panels Installed.
To accomplish this, a number of
full-size test panels of 1,200 pounds
each, representing typical decks and
bulkheads of destroyers and battle
ships, were installed in the college
laboratories. The test panels were
built at the Philadelphia navy yard.
Special equipment of the guarded
hot-box type was developed in the
laboratories to make the test at
temperatures ranging from zero
Fahrenheit on the cold side of the
panel to 120 degrees Fahrenheit on
the hot side.
Further tests are now being con
ducted, simulating changes encoun
tered during a 24-hour period of
varying temperature cycle, so that
allowance may be made for quickly
varying temperatures of ship sur
faces exposed to the sun.
Country Doctor Travel*
In Office Trailer Now
CLEVELAND. - The horse and
buggy, symbol of the country doc
tor in years past, has been forsaken.
In its place is an air-conditioned
trailer, complete with operating
table, sterilizing apparatus, X-ray
machine and Pullman type beds.
Dr. J. D. Love of Ysleta, Texas,
described his streamlined facilities
to delegates of the American Con
gress of Obstetrics and Gynecology,
convened here.
*T took to trailers three years,
ago." Dr. Love said. ‘‘Frankly, I’m,
a regular country doctor and cover,
a radius of some 54 miles. I deliver
an average of a baby a day. The*
trailer certainly has made it easier
for me and I think enables me to.
do a better job.”
Love said his present trailer i*.
his third. It contains all the vital
equipment necessary to rural prac
tice, including a special generator
to furnish electricity, a refrigerator
and an oxygen supply.
Monkey It Forced
To Get Union Card
HOLLYWOOD.—George Wasn
ington Peter, ring-tailed, movie
acting monkey, chattered indig
nantly because the American
Federation of Radio Artists forced
him to take out a union card be
fore appearing on a broadcast.
George and Actress Brenda
Marshall, with whom he played
in the “Sea Hawk," were invited
to be guest stars on a. nation-wide
program. George was supposed
to chatter.
On the day of the broadcast.
, Georgia Fifield, official of the A.
F: R. A., told Warner Brothers
that George would* have to have
, a union card—or afce. So the ,
studio took one out in his name
H ■ [
Mosquitoe* Sfttm 200 Nazi
Leg* in Hosiery Test
RERLH'O— A mass test by 20fl
shapely legs marked a new Ger
man industrial triumph while the
Reich is at war—mosquito-prOel
stockings—the tester* announced.
The test just has been finished by
a hundred pretty frauleins wearing
play stt:*s. The insect-proof hosiery
successfully withstood the test.
They went out to Wansee, Ber
lin’s vacation playground, where
mosquitoes have been chewing fee
year* on German calves. They said
even the biggest mosquito was com
pletely baffled.
One of the oldest hosiery factories
is tha Reich has been working «r
ingtet-and-rainproof numbers tm
several years, and thj summer
their product is the rage df the Lem.
affair. ~
The makers announced they had
keen able to spin * fiber which,
tfeea made into silk-like hose, would
remffi the boring es any motqwfct*.

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