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Heart on Wrong Side,
He Passes Army Test
NEW YORK. Army doctors
examined Francis R;ce, 21
years old, called in the draft, told
him he was in good health and
would be accepted—although uis
heart, liver and appendix were * '1
i*n the wrong side of his body. I’e
was cautioned to inform the ex
amining doctor of this condition in
the event of illness to prevent in
accurate diagnosis.
Big Yam but U. S.
Won’t Swallow It
Sailor Spins Saga of Sea
That’s Real Thriller.
DETROlT.—Boasting of experi
ence that would furnish ample ma
terial for several books, world ad
venture series, movie plots and ra
dio thrillers, it appeared that life had
.ust begun at 20 for Corin Parrish,
British seaman, soldier adventurer
and deserter.
A brief synopsis of the Parrish
Mery was unfolded in the young ad
venturer’s cell, during an interview'
at the immigration detention home.
The yarn began by a flight from
home, Wombw’ell, England, five
years ago; an 18-month campaign
m Spain; life aboard ship through
tropical storms; running battles
with bombing planes and subma
j.*nes; life on a raft after his ship
had been sunk from under his feet;
*hght aboard a ship leaving Antwerp
hs the German hordes poured in;
bombings at Dunkerque; bombing
in the English channel, the same
in English and Welsh ports, etc.,
etc., etc.
“Yes, I’ve seen life in the raw,”
Parrish told his audience w’ith a
yawn. “I suppose they are going
to ship me back to it all. But what
do I care? What else can happen
to me?”
Parrish was arrested through an
anonymous phone tip. Immigration
flies charge that he deserted a Bel
tran ship at New Orleans August 2,
together with another youth.
The young sailor had a different
version.
This included brutal officers;
fumy food; faulty navigation, which
he said landed them up the coast
of Florida instead of the Gulf, mu
tiny and finally a strike of 30 of the
crew of 40.
“They threw 30 of us off the ship
at New Orleans and took her back
to England with a crew of Mexican
laborers.” he said.
It is this flair for detail that left
the immigration inspectors unim
pressed with the balance of the
story. The ship’s papers, they said,
revealed that only two of its crew
had come ashore at any time, and
these two, Parrish and his friend,
had simply deserted.
Girl Pulls Off Patriotic
Pants as Mexico Cheers
MEXICO CITY. - “Never,” said
Yerduguillo. the famous bull fight
authority, “has anything like it hap
pened at a bull fight.”
He was referring to the compli
ment paid Matador Carlos Arruza
by a beautiful American girl at the
fight.
Arruza had just finished killing a
bull. The young woman raced down
to the edge of the ring from the
seventh row, shrieking her admira
tion, removed her panties and flung
them at the matador. They were
a flaming red.
Arruza had no time to recover
tfrom his amazement, for she had re
moved another pair, which w r ere
white, and they were sailing through
the air in his general direction.
Even before they hit the ground
she was taking off a third pair, in
blue, and they came sailing out after
the other two.
By this time the crowd, which
had been applauding Arruza, began
applauding the girl. Her identity
was a mystery, but all the Mexicans
were convinced she was an Ameri
can and a patriotic American—they
thought so because of the colors of
her panties.
Icy River Water Dampens
Man’s Suicide Intentions
LOGANSPORT. IND George
Cook told police he saw this happen
on the Wabash:
A well-dressed man about 35 years
old tied a heavy -rock around his
neck and jumped 14 feet into the
• river.
He stood for a moment shivering
in water up to his knees.
Then he picked up the rock,
climbed back on the bank, untied
the rope and walked away.
Hunter Fires on Rabbit,
Bullet Hits Him in Face
DOUGLAS. WYO —Leroy Robb.
18. shot a rabbit. The shot passed
through the animal, hit a rock end
ricocheted and struck young Robb
in the mouth. He was knocked un
conscious.
When he recovered consciousness
he opened his mouth—out fell the
bullet, three teeth and part o ( bis
lower jaw.
Ho Ham. Twins Agid
HOLDENVILLE. OKLA. lt
wasn't too much of a surprise when
twin girlj were born at the Warren
Robinson household. Mrs. Robinson
is a twin, her grandmother is a twin,
and Robinson’s ancle is • twin.
THE CITY COUNCIL
Official Proceedings
Wyandotte, Mich., May 13, lt>4l.
soKiou of the Council ot
tine “City of Wyandotte, the lloUKible
Mayor Ix*uLs W. Behai, presiding.
Roll Call-
Present: Councilman Hchm, Brohl,
Burke, Mason. Wagar.
Ai»cnt: Councilman Sclmltz.
MinuUa.
Motion, by Councilman Wag.if, >up
j.< ml by Councilman lhihm. that th .
it.cHug of tin* minutes of the last
mo ing be dis}**uscd with ami the
►ame stand approved as recorded.
Was: Couneilmen Bchin. Brohl.
Burke, Mason. Wagar.
Nouc.
Miscellaneous* Business.
Application for Junk Deale.\ Li
ocnse received from Joseph Weise.
MM9 Ijucoln Street, to operate a junk
truck in tin* City of Wyandotte, duly
approved by tin* Police Department.
deferred to Council.
Application tor Junk Dealer's Li
cense neceived from William Bahiu,
54-1 Maple Street, to o|ierate a push
cart in the City of Wyandotte, duly
approved by Lin- Police Department.
Referred to Council.
A] ►plication for Juuk Dealer’s Li
cense received from John Tow itch.
Sycamore Street to operate a junk
wagon pulkul by hand, in the City of
Wyandotte, duly approved by the Po
lice Department.
.Referred to Council.
Application for Junk Dealer's Li
cense received trom Michael Jaciuk,
191 < Min ton Strwer, to oi>enu-te a junk
truck in the City of Wyandotte, duly
approved by the Police Department.
Inferred to Council.
Application for Dance Hall License
received from Boni Berakovich. 3002
Biddle Avenue, duly approved by the
Commissioner of Health, Sanitary In
spector. Building Inspector and Police
1 kqKirtmeut.
Referred to Council.
Application for Class A" Restau*
rant License received from Mrs. So
phie Jamison (Anchor Lunch) 136
Maple .Street, duly approved by the
Commissioner of llejilth. Sanitary in
spector and Buildiug Inspector.
Referred to Council.
Application for Class B" Restau
iant License received from John B.
Dallas. 491 N Biddle Avenue, duly ap
proved byit.he Comma ssiouer of IleulLli,
Sanitary liiNi>ectar. Building Inspec
ioi and Police DejKirtment.
Referred to Council.
A|»plieatioiis for Class "C” liestau
.ant Licenses received from Frank
Wszelaki (Oak Case) HOT Oak Street
and Boni Berakovich (Fiiend's Case;
37»T»J Biddle Avenue, both duly approv
al by the Police Department. Com
missioner of Health. Sanitary Inspec
lor and Building Inspector.
Beferred to Council.
Oily of Wyandotte,
Wyandotte. Michigan.
Doar Sirs:
It is tin* desire of the Young Peo
ple's Society of the Christian and
Ali'•■donary Alliance Church to again
hold opeirair services in Bishop Park
on Sunday evenings from six to seven
P.M.. during the summer months.
They have held services of this nature
during tin* past several rears and
were very gfateful for the privilege
of using Che Park.
1 trust that the C-it.v will grant us
this privilege again this yetir and that
ottr young |»M>ple will he allowed to
conduct services each Sunday evening
duriug the month of June at the
above stated time.
Thanking you for past favors and
1 rusting you will give our request fa
vorable con side ration. I am.
Yours very truly.
Christian and Missionary Alli
ance Church.
D. Hr yes tPeruiar. Pastor.
Beferred to Council.
Mr. liawrence J. I*aCourse.
City Clerk.
Wyandotte. Michigan.
Dear i*ir:
In answer to your letter of May S.
1941. relative U> tlu* petition tiled
with ihe City Council Tuesday. April
J9th, in which we did not name the
specific location for the installation
of the street light requested, please
have this light erected on Tenth
Street in the middle of the block, ap
proximately in front of ICMM Klnt
Street. ;o Tenth Street is a dead end
street at the Railroads
Wry truly yours.
Airs. Hond/.inski.
Beferred to Muniripal Service Com
mission.
Honorable Mayor and Council.
City of Wyandotte, Michigan.
Ibiitlemen :
The Poli'h Veterans Post No. 9T* of
WraiMbdte, hereby petitions your body
to grant it jwrmrssSiui to hold a Flow
er Sale on June 7th aud Hth.
The sab* 7th of June throughout the
Cit> of Wyandotte, aud on June Sth.
to l»e confined to entraiuvs of the Po
lish Churches in this City.
The priH‘< isis of this sale to be used
for the Polish Disabled Invalids of
the World War.
Polish Veterans Post No. 95.
Stanley (kwek. Secretary.
•Beferred to Council .
Presentation of Petition".
To the Honorable, the Mayor and
City Council. City of Wyandotte.
Gentlemen :
The undersigned, owners of the
tots and jwreels of laud set opposite
our reflective names, hereby petition
for the grading, paving and curbing
««f Seventh Sheet from iloddard Bond
to Antoine street.
This Isdug an additional |>eiition to
• ■u«» presented on September 16. 1044).
Signed by Com Fa tig. I*o Hudson
Strvs't and five others.
Beferred to City Engineer. City
Treasurer and City Assessor.
To the Honorabl®. the Mayor and
City Council. Pity of Wyandotte.
Gentlemen:
Tlie undersigned, owners of the lots
and pa reels of land set opposite onr
'*"*pective hereby petition for
Hu grading, paving and curbing of
Chestnut street from 17th Street to
’JOth Street, as a W P.A. Project.
Siga-d by Roy Patchin. 1*0! Chest
nue Street and 19 other*.
Beferred to City Rngineer. City As
ses'ir- and City Treasurer.
C«>mTn«ni<ntiou* acd Report* from
City and tether Officials.
Copy of the minutes of the meeting
of the Workmen’s Ooiupensa : *»u Roar
ot the City of Wyandotte held on May
bth. 1941.
Received and placed on iil *.
Monthly Statement from the Wayne
County Treasurer, of delinquent tax
collections during the month of Febru
ary, 1941, in amount of $4,189.97.
Rirvived aud placed on file.
Bonded IndebtednesH Statement of
the City t»f Wyandotte as of Ap il 3b,
194*1, showing the total net debt to be
&3U6.U27.81.
|R» ceivetl and placed on file.
Invitation trom nine'Recreation Com
mi.-Mon. to all City officials to attend
tin* National D**feu>e Recreation Ban
qtH*t to be held on May 14th, 1941.
Received and placid on file.
U«*lM*rt from John T. McWhirter,
Treasurer of tlu* Wyandotte General
Hospital, for the month ending Ap-il
30, 1941.
Rtreivid and placol on file.
Air. Lawrence J. LaCourse,
City Clerk.
Wyandotte, Michigan.
l>eur Sir:
With reference to the application
for a Class “<C" Liquor Licence for
Boleslaw W rob lew.ski, 123*1 Eureka
Avenue, which was referred to this
1 depart men t for investigation and re
port back to tin* Council, please be ad
\i.se<l that this Department knows of
no reason why a license should not be
Lsued to the above named whenev/r
cue is available.
Yeiy truly yours,
W. P. Rutledge,
Chief of Police.
•Received and plated ou file.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
t’ouncil, City’ of 'Wyandotte.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed please find copy of the
minutes of the meeting <»f the Special
Assessment Committee, held at 3:30
o’clock P.M., on Monday, May 12th.
194 L
Resjiecttfully.
Special Assessment Committed
Frederick J. Gartner,
Chairman.
Referred to Council.
Honorable Mayor and Ctiiincilnien.
of Wyandotte.
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit to you a report of
fines, fees aiul cost> collected during
the m<mill of April, also a list of
landing cases prior to April 1, 1941.
Criminal Coses $ lil3.'*o
Disintstsl Pending Cases 134.00
$ 347. V)
Since: ely yours.
Jos4*ph kalasli. Jr..
Court 4’lerk.
Rweiv*d and placed ou file.
Honorable Mayor aud Council.
Wyamlotte. Michigan.
Ireiitlemeii:
The following is tlie reinirt on the
l»etiii«»n for tin* grading and paving of
Stoll Strix*t from Second Street to al
ley adjacent to Lot 7 of Pet«r Perry
Subdivision, refer nil to thL office on
May t». mi.
Tliere are 7<M.3s feet of assessable
lrontage involved in the [letition.
There are valid signatures for 3SS.7>
or 50.19 ivnt. One siguatwe.
which we do not luiw on our rolls, if
allowed would bring the frontage
signal up to 415.7 s feet or r»9.40 in*r
cent.
Six lots, a frontage of I.Vi.GO feet
and a inrcentage of 22 ob, a e exempt
l>ecause tin* State of Michigan has
taken by virtue of tax de
linquency.
Respectfully.
Edward W. (vane.
City Assessor.
Referred to W.P.A. Committee and
Njiecial Assessment Committee.
Hon. Mayor and tNumciL
City of Wyandotte.
Gentlemen:
Re: The petition for the grading,
{•aviiig and curbing of Stoll Street be
tween Second Street anil the alley ad
jacent to Lot 7 of Peter IVrry Subdi
vision, please be advised as follows:
There is 7tM.3s feet involved of
which 415.7 N feet is property repre
-eiitixl in the |»etiti<ui. or 59.4»*> i>er
cent.
Respectfully submitted.
F. W. Liddle.
City Engineer.
Referred to W.P.A. Committee and
Special Assessment Conunittee.
Honorable Mayor and City Council.
Wyandotte. Michigan.
Gentlemen:
Relative to the jietition of May 7.
1941. leferring to the grading, paving
and curbing of Stoll Street trom S«*e
oiul Street to the alley adjacent to
Lot 7 of Peter Perry Subdivision, at
tached please find tax analysis cover
ing the properties covered by the |**-
rition.
Very truly yours,
John T. McWhirter,
City Tn*a>urer.
Rcferp d to W.P.A. (Vvmmittee and
Sjas-ial Assessmient Conmiittw.
Bills and A**counts.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May 13. 1941.
To the Honorable Mayor and
Couneilmen.
Crentlemen:
The folUm ine claims h ve Is en ex
a mim'd, auditisl and found to be cor
rect.
I theiefore recommend that they he
approved and |«aym<*nt made.
Respectfully submitted.
Lawrence J. IjaOourse.
City Clerk
Keller Tractor & Equipment
Co. 3.7.ti1!
Railway Express Agency 1.41
Admits Bros. Hardware Co. _ K 3.72
.lager’s Ha:dware '<RX
G-artwr Hardware Co. 4SH^H
Michigan Foundation Co. 108.24
Firestone Tire and Supply _ 3*7.67
Michigan Alkali Co 2BCX:
Cities Service Oil Co. 111.60
Eberta Broa. Company 762..TCJ
Murray W. Sales and Co. 19.78
Williamjaon Lumber Co. .77Tt:’.
Wyandotte Auto Flee trie *0.67
D. Metlin Momn 28.14
Fred Howarth Lumber Co. _ 26.1 n
I*ept. of •Muniripal Serviiv _ 41.7.5 i
(rTegory. Mayer and Thom 4.9 b
J. T. Wing and Co. 366.9,7
Wyandotte P-aint Product*Co. 23.7-j
Wyandotte Electric Supply
(V. 13..741
Kee lavx Manufacturing Co.. 7.86
Miller Products Co. 25.00
Wyandotte Ornamental Iron
iTvietigo. IVtroit Expres'-. In**. 41^5.7
I>ominic’s Service Station 2U.00
A. B. Milkina 1.98
Viking Sprinkler Co. 1.91
Wyandotte Xews Company __ 30.40
Wyandotte Loclcsmith .20
Williamson Lmirtur Co. 12.44
Michigan Foundation, Inc. __ 140.4 s
Vestal Chemical Laboratories *V».;77
Wyandotte Motor Sales 2.50
Standard Oil Com]winy 2.7 s
Morris Binibaum 9.43
Feldman Camera Exchange _ 7.si
Tlie Peters C<uni miiy 13.44
Hiekok Oil CoriM»rati*m 242.00
P**ninsiil .r Paint and Varnish
Co. 13.72
Earle Equipment Co. 3b.in
International Police Research 2.011
11. I>. Edwards and Co. 3o.ur»
Seagrave C«>ns«ation 7.i70
William C. Luldle 74..T0
Wyandotte Linen Siipjily C<». 24.74
Board of County Auditors 120.2.7
Hankett Press 37.2.7
City of Detroit. Health Dept. .sjoo
I niou Pajier and Twine Co._ fi.lo
('ahalan Drug Stores 1.7.^*1
Warren J. Iligby 2.70
Wyandotte General Hospital- 94.76
C. M. Orum 2.T0
Pet« k rkin Radio Ijalvoratories. 7.50
Vestal ('hemical i^alHiratorii^s,
Inc. 10.44
J. D. Haven aud Son 130.31
Underwood Elliott Fisher 3.88
Down River Letter Service _ 10.00
Service Office Supply Co. —12.5 s
Wyandotte Laundry 8.42
Solveutol Chemical Products. 9.00
I>ept. of Municipal Service _ 200.23
T. P. Fluuu ami Co. 033.07
J. I. Holcumb Mfg. Co. 12.30
The DeVilriss Company 11^8
M. >N. Duffy and Co. 11.13
Navarre’s Floor Covering 7.00
National Municipal League _ 5.00
La Salle Studio 1.50
Wyandotte Typewriter Shop. 20.00
A. Mcllattie 1.00
Wyandotte Broom Works 4.50
George Heath 6.00
Cole Nursery 800.00
5,917.01
Truck Hire:
Ralph Wohrock 108.00
Mark Bush 108.00
Mike Shook 24.00
240.00
Payrolls:
Parks 983.97
Sewers .» 330.81
Public Bldgs. 216.00
Eli Renaud l 7.00
W. P. A. 1,157.50
Street Maiut. 1,687.10
-4,393.3 s
—d *
10.0Ti4t.41i
Resolution. by Coiiiicilmaii Wagar.
Resolved; By the City Couiici* of
the City of Wyandotte, that the City
Clerk be ami i" hereby authorized and
directed to draw his warrani on the
projter fiiuds 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.
.Mipported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Counciimen Behm. Broh 1.
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Recess.
IlCeconveniug.
Roll Call.
Present: Coiineilmeii Behm, Brohl.
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Ailiseiit: None.
i Resolutions.
Wyandotte. Midi.. May 13. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the request of
the Polish Veterans Post No. 9G, for
I*ermission to sell flowers on the
Streets of it he Pity of Wyandotte, on
June 7th and Sth, 1941, he and hereby
is granted, as per their request in
their communication of even date.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilmau Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Behm.
Yeas: CounciUnen Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., May 13. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the Ofcty Council of the
Pity of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for Junk Dealer’s License under
the provisions of the Ordinances of
the City of Wyandotte, he and hereby
is appro veil to
Joseph Wei-e. 1949 Lincoln Street,
to n\* rate a junk truck in the City ot
Wyandotte
•ml the City Clerk be and hereby is
authorized to issue Juuk IK-aler* la
<*ense to the almve minus! person at
tin above address.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supimrfed by IXmneilinau Behm.
Yeas: CounciUnen Behm, Brohl.
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., May 13. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the i'iiy Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for Junk lh*aler’s License, under
the provisions of the Ordinances of
the City of Wyandotte, be and he:eby
is approved to
Michael Jaeiiik. 491 Clinton Street,
to operate a junk truck in the City ot
Wyandotte
and the City Clerk he and hereby is
authorized to issue Junk Dealer’s Li
tense to the above named person at
the above address.
I move the adoptiou of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supposed by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: CounciUnen Behm. Brohl.
Hurke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., May 13. 1941.
'Resolution, by Councilman Ford
"agar.
Resolved by the I'ity Council of the
City << Wyandotte, that the applica
ti'-ti for Junk Dealer's License, under
Hu* provisions of the Ordinances of
[he City of Wyandotte, be and hereby
is approved to
William Babm. of 344 Maple Street.
operate a push cart in the City of
Wyandot to
and the City Clerk !*» aqd hereby I sl
atherized to iS'iie Junk Dealer’s 14-
••••nse to tb*» Above named rierson at
the above address.
1 move the adoption of the forego
resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
SupjHjTted by Councilman Mason.
Couneilmeu Behm, Brohl.
iturkc. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. May Ft. l'.M-l.
Resolution, by Couucilmau Ford
Waga »*.
Jtcsolved by tin* City Council of tin*
< iiy of Wyandotte, that the a|*plica*
! jou for iit*\n>e to oix-rate Class "t”'
Restaurants unde.- tin* provisions of
the Ordinances of the City of Wyan
dotte. Ih* and If rel»y are approved t<»
.A*""' 1 . Hcrakovich (Friend’s Cafet
Kiddle Avenue.
Frank Wszelaki (Oak Cafet 1 H*7
Dak Street.
and the City Clerk be and In reby i>
authorized to i-Mte Class *V’’ Kestati*
; ant Licenses to tin* above named
11‘1'cmmis at the above address»*s.
move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supjxnted by Councilman Schultz.
Neas: Couneilmeu Rubio. Brohl,
Burke, Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., May 13. 1!*41.
Resolution. by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
•Resolved by the City Council of the
f ity of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for license lor Junk Dealer's li
cense, under the provisions of the
Oid-itLances of the City of Wyandotte,
be and hereby is approved to
John Towitil, 32*2 Sycamore Street,
to operate a junk wagon in the City
of Wyandotte
and the City Clerk be and hereby is
authorized to issue Junk Dealer’s Li
cense to the above named persou at the
above address.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Mason.
leas: Couneilmeu Bchm. Brohl,
Burke, Maaon, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., May 13. 1041.
Resolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by tlx* Oily Council of tin 1
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for license to of**ratJe a Dance
Hall under the provisions <rf the Or
<kiiianoe« of the City of Wyandotte, lx*
anil hereby is approved to
Boui Berakovich. 3TmJ Kiddle Aw
nue
and tin* City Cleik be and hereby i
duLln»ri<U*d to issue i>dtice lLill Li
cense to the above uumvd per<4Xi at
the above address.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supixirted by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Coiiucifcmen Bebm, Brobl,
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May 13. 11*41.
Resolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolvid by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for license to operate a Class “A”
Restaurant uiuler the piovisions of
the Ordinances of the City of Wyan
dotte. be and hereby is approved to
Mrs. Sophie Jamison (Anchor
Lunch i 13b Maple Street
and the City Clerk Im* and hereby L
authorized to issue Class “A” Ittstau
rai>t License to the above named ih*:-
sou at the above address.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Couneilmeu Behm. Brohl.
Burke, Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyaudotte. Mich.. May 13, 11*41.
Resolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
l on fur lice t .» t«. opjeate a ..’’a * “K"
Re»tau.raut, under the provisions of
the Ordinances of the City of Wyan
dotte. be and hereby is approved to
John B. Dallas, 401 S Riddle Avenue
and the City Clerk be and -icreby is
authoriaed to issue Class “B” Restau
rant License to the above named per
son at the above address.
I move the adoption of the foiego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Schuliz.
Yeas: Couneilmeu Behtu, Brohl,
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte^.Mich., May 13. 11*41.
Resolution, by Council mail Fo:d
Waga r.
tlU*-olved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City At
torney In* and he hereby is authorized
and instructed to proce«*d in prepara
tion of the necessary r«*sohition for
the creation of Special Assessment
I districts for the installation of side
walks. as recommended by the Special
Assessment Committee in the minutes
of their meeting of May Li. IfHI.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Schul-tz.
Yeas: CouneiLmen Behan. BrohL.
Burke. Mason, Schultz. W’agar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May 13. 19+1.
Resolution. by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of Hie
City of Wyandotte, that the nequest otf
the (Christian and Missionary Alliance
Church for the use of Bishop Park,
for religious services, on Sunday even
ings. from six to seven o’clock P.M.,
during the month of June, 1941, pro
vided the park is not needed for civic
purposes. is granted, as pe- their re
quest in their cmnmunieation of May
9th. 19+1.
I nv<‘vc the adaption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Behm.
Yeas: Co unci l men Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Maaon. Sehnltz. Wagar.
Na ye: None.
Wvandoite. Mich.. May 13. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman KV>rd
Wagar.
Resolved b.v the City Council of the
City of Wyandot***. that Che City CUrrk
be and hereby is authorized to draw
waf.’caarf on the City Treasurer, rran**-
ferriuz IC-300 00 from the Special As
-efvsment Fund of the City to rhe Oen
•niPFimd of the City, this being ji«rt
„f the estimated revenues i»i the bud
get appropriation* for this fiscal year,
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Sup|M>'t«*d by A oiincilma u Mason.
Yeas: CouiM*iliiicu B< bin, Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Schulte. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. May 13. F.MI.
Resolution, by 4’ouociliiutn Fori
Wagar.
Revived by the City (’outnil of the
City of Wyamhxte. -that
Wliereas, tin* sudd«*u and untimely
death oi Mr. Joseph K a lash on May !,
11*41, wa» a severe >lhh k to a very
iargw- circle of friends, it j s fitting
th.it this Imhlv take oitW'iai cognizance
id his passing.
Mr. Kaiasii was a tnx* native son,
having tx**n l*»rn in Wyandotte ia
ISIKi on the annivtvsary of the birth
of Georgi*- Washington and thus, per
haiw. inheriting some of the iml omit
able qualities of that great jsitnot. As
a private citizen lu* was prominent in
advancing the interests of polish Am
erican groups ami us a public official lie
rend- red loyal and efficient se: vice as
a member of the Board of Education
and as Clerk of the Munici|»al Court,
having served iu the latter capacity
since 19314.
•Believing the servUv of Mr. Kaiasii
to the community worthy of perman
ent uiecoguitiou iu the annals of the
City, l»e it therefore
ißesolvkd by the City Coucll of the
City of Wyamlotte, that the citizens
of the City, through us their repri
bentatives do hereby acknowledge the
service of Mr. Joseidi Kalash to tlie
l»est interests of the people, and tx* it
further
Resolved, that as an expiesssion of
symimthy on the jxirt of tlx* memtx*rs
of this Council, and to p»*rpetuate liie
same vu the records of the City, this
resolution lx* spread at length upon
the journal of this day’s proceedings;
and tliat the Clerk be, and he hereby
is directed t 4» trait ism it a copy of tJii.s
resolution to the family of the deceas
ed.
I move the adtflrtion of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supixirted by Councilman Burki*.
Yeas: Couneilmeu Behan. Brohl,
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., May 13. 1941.
Resolution, by Coiiiwilniau Ford
Waga r.
Resolve4i by tlx* City Coimeil of the
City of Wyandotte,
Whereas, on May 10. 11*41. in-curred
the death of Mr. Ficd J. Mogk. retired
t ontractor, public oflFiclal. aiul resjxs l*
ed citizen of Wyandotte.
Born in Michigan in INT4J Mr. M<xrk
came to Wyamhriie as a young man
and engagetl in tlx* electrical contract
ing busiix*ss. He won a li<M of 1 riemls
with his unfailing friendly disposition,
and in lt*44* he was giveu official r»*
cognition as an electrical autlxaity by
his elevation to Board of examiners
of Electricians iu wliich capacity ho
served faithfully and well until his
death. Tlx* loss occasioned by his iias>
ing will U* keenly felt and this Cojuu
cil lx*lw*ves his servitv to tlx* coin
inunity is d<*si*rving of |x*rmaneu4 n*-
cogiiiUou iu the annals of the City,
therefiuv lx* it
Resolved by tlie City Council of tine
City of Wyandotte tlmt tix* citizens of
the City through us. their representa
tives, do acknowiedge the service of
Mr. Fred J. Mogk to the best interests
of the ixx»pU*. and lx* it furtlu-r
Resolved that as an expression of
sympathy on tlx* jwrt of tlx* members
of tliis Council, and to ixrpetiuite the
same on tix* recotds of the City, this
Resolution lie spn*ad at length uputi
tlx? journal of thus day’s proceedings;
and that the <Merk be. and he hereby
is. directed to transmit a copy of this
resolution to the family of the de
ceased.
1 move the adoption of the forego*
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supiiorted by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Couneilmeu Bebm, Riolil,
Burke, Mason, S<*hultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Sp**rial Drder.
Ma.vor aniioiim*(*d that there
had been so many complainLs <»n the
condition of some of tlx* streets, and
that vve were not now receiving the
aiiKiunt of welfare workers for clean
ing the streets as heretofore.
Tlx* Mayor then apiHHiited a Com
mittee to investigate the ad visibility
<»f purchasing a street sweeping mu*
chine for the City and report Imck at
the next session of tix* Coilucll, con
sisting of Councilman Foid Wagar,
CYiuucilmau Enx*st Sc hultz and Couu
i ilman (xs»rge Behm.
Adjournment.
Motion to adjourn at !♦ :(*o I'.M., by
Councilman Wagar, supj*uiisj by
Caxincilinau Behm.
Yeas: Couucilmen Bohm. Br<»lil,
Burke. Mason. iMhultz. Wagar.
Nays: Non>‘.
LAW.IftHNCF J. IjU'4*CJ{SK.
Ciity Clerk.
Harr & ( alialan. Attorneys
VYyzndolte Savings Bank Bldg.
Wyandotte, Mirh.
290^t*3
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
Wayne--*. At a session of the Fro
l«ate Court for said County of Wayne,
held at the l'rubate C<xirt n*>ni in the
C4ty of Detroit, on the sixth day of
May in rhe year one thousand nine
hundred uad forty-one. Present Pat
rick 11. O’Brien, Judge of ITobate. In
*he matter of the e>t:iU? of JOSEPH
SOMSNKA, deceased. An in*trum4*ut
in writing purporting to lie the last
will and Usiamcut of said d»s*cas**d
having lx*en d«*livci»*<l into tlii** cou’t
for probate. It i% ord»*red. that the
.-eventeeiith day of Juuo. next at ten
o’clock in tlu* forenoon at Siiid CVmrt
room be appointed for proving said in
strument. And it is furthe* ordered,
that a copy of this order be published
three oacuessive week** previous t/>
said tlnx* of hearing, in the Wyan
dotte Herald, a newspujx-r f»rint«sl and
circulating in naid County of Wayne,
PATRICK H 41’BRIEN,
* Judge of ProoaU*.
(A true w>py *
CHARLES k. HARRIS.
lUsuity Profcite Register. ‘JOwS