The Wyandotte herald., March 06, 1942, Image 4

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Papa Finds the Rat
That Robbed Baby
DALLAS. First it was the
baby’s bank which disappeared
from the W. A. Presley house. A
couple of days ago Mrs. Presley’s
wedding ring and a diamond van
ished. Papa called the cops.
He called again—after he foun 1
the wedding ring, diamond, bank
and various other articles in a
rat’s nest in the wall.
Fish Are Keen to
Be Well Groomed
it s a Big Lie, but Makes
Author Champion.
BURLINGTON, WIS.—A story of
( sh with a hankering to be well
i- nomed won the 1941 national
( of the Burlington
Lsars’ Club, Inc., for Roger C.
Cross of Wausau. Wis.*
Competing with 6,259 other en-
by the count of Otis C. (now
- '1 tell one) Hulett, club president,
new champion won his crown
with this tale about fishing “in the
« d days in the Unadilla”:
One of the natives accidentally
>}.iled a bottle of hair tonic in the
Jjver and all the fish started to grow
dong beards. Their beards got so
dong that after a while all we had
*c do to catch them was to stick up a
ted and white barber pole on the
frank, hang out a copy of the Police
<*azette and holler ‘next.’ ”
Only one prize is awarded annual
s' by the club, but Hulett announced
seme honorable mentions.
George E. Strieker of South Pitts
£<tTg, Tenn., came in for one with a
fe>fcrn about the behavior of a flock
of crows during a severe cold snap
%ast winter. He said he noticed the
‘birds standing motionless in a field
and became curious when they
tailed to fly away when he came
rear.
“As 1 approached, the birds let
out a discordant chorus of caws yet
remained rooted to the ground,”
Strieker declaimed. “After a bit the
cause of their predicament dawned
upon me. It was so cold their shad
cws had frozen to the ground.”
Hulett said about 50 per cent of
ihe entries had a war angle such
as that of Francis Pesek, East Jor
dan, Mich.:
“Last week my cousin, Doris, at
ncnded a party. She came home
scaring anklets. The anti-Japanese
sentiment was so strong that her
*>lk stockings shrank from fright.”
Son a Deserter, Father
Finds Him, Calls Police
NEW YORK. A middle aged
man stood in front of a Bronx pool
room, stared intently at a youth
■who approached, then turned to two
detectives and said quietly: “This
is he—my son; a deserter from the
army. Take him away.”
Thus ended the search of Andrew
Link of Brighton, Mass., a World
uar veteran, for his 19-year-old
namesake son, a deserter since Sep
tember 1 from the 26th division at
Camp Edwards, Falmouth, Mass.
The elder Link, who served two
enlistments in the navy, had been
seeking the boy ever since learning
of his desertion. He came to New
York when another Brighton man
told him of seeing the boy here. The
father remained just long enough to
upbraid the boy bitterly, then took
a train for home.
Expert Driver Proves
That Drinks React Fast
OMAHA, NEB.—Even a superior
driver becomes a menace when he
starts drinking, a test conducted
with safety driving devices by the
police department revealed.
K. J. Church, who consented to be
the subject of the experiment, was
tested before drinking, after two,
four and then six highballs.
Before drinking, Church was an
above-average driver. With,, drink
ing, his eyesight deteriorated stead
ily. and his steering ability and re
action time, at first stimulated by
the alcohol, was affected adversely.
After the experiment Church ut
tered. “Oh, my head.’
•Soldier on Leave Peps
Departing Army Group
PUEBLO, COLO.—When parents,
sweethearts and friends began weep
ing on the shoulders of 23 newly re
cruited draftees in the Pueblo Union
station. Pvt. Merwin C. Woodward
decided to cheer the boys up
Home on furlough from Camp
Ord, Calif., Woodward jumped upon
a platform in the station and deliv
ered a “pep talk.” He told the new
soldiers the army was great, the
food was fine and that the parents
and sweethearts should be proud to
have their boy in the army.
Births in U.S. 183,000
Above 10-Year Average
WASHINGTON.—The babies—God
bless ’em— got a nice pat on the
back from the census bureau for
contributing the most toward a
United States population gain of
more than a million in 12 months.
Blessed events in the year ending
\pril 1 were approximately 183.000
more than the average year of the
last decade, the bureau reported.
Mainly because of this, the nation's
estimated population climbed from
131 Mt, 275 on April 1, 1940, to
13M1«,005.
THE CITY COUNCIL
Official Proceedings
WyaudotU*. Midi., Mardi 3, 1042.
Regular cession of the City Council
<*t 4be City of Wyandotte, .he Honor
able ix>uw W. Belwn, Mayor, presiding
Roll OaU.
Present: Councilmen Behm, Broil*
Burke, Schultz, Wagar.
Absent: None.
Minutes.
Motion by Gonucilnisin Schultz, sup
j..» si by 4/oum-ilnian Wagar, that he
i,...ling of tike intnuiw of the l.ust
n.. “'mg In* di.*»i►onset! with and the
cum* .sand approval as record*d.
Yeas: Couucilmt u Behm, Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Sctiuiiz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
v| is4-4*l la mutts Bind uc.v*.
application f-»r mstaursiikt license re
v d from Eugene Garlinski, «*H
fiioriy Street, Wyandotte. duly ap
provt-d by tin* requiiNsl city ofticials.
'Referred to t ounoil.
\ppliea ion for toxi-«~ib lie* ns«*s rc
-4«■ ]\«from t.i org** Kingo. •»--**•* Biddle
A\.iiin*. ami from I* Ben
:;.ai;; Bi'ldle Avenue; approved i»> th
|iN|i|ii4"4l eilv ofl iej.il>.
Refer :*« d to I ’oiinei!
Presentation ot I \*t it ion-*.
To th Honorable Mayor ami City
i ’oiineil of tlu* C i of Wyandotte.
< ient lemon :
\Ve the umh i>igneil citizens r«qnx*t
i'ully p tilion your Honorable Body to
«limiiuite odor from WyaiHlot’e l’aiut
i omjMtiy.
Sigmd by Edward Kuczera and
thirty-eight othors.
Referred to City Engineer ami City
At one y.
Communimtiori'* ami Eejiorts from
City and Other Ufl'icials.
IP jH.rt of tir»«s for tho month of Feb
ruary, 1912. as pr«i»ared by the Fire
Chief of tike City of Wyandotte,
lbs vivid and placid on file.
lb*|M»rt of jkormits tssmd by the En
gine ring Department and nnmil’s re
eeiviil therefor, during 'the mouth of
February, 1942.
lheeived ami plaeed on file.
Copy of Minutes of a regular mee-r
--ing of the Board of Plumbing Exam
iiwrs, of the City of Wyandotte, held
Momlsiy, February I*. 1942, at seven
o’eloek p.m.
Reeoived and plaeed on lib .
Copy of Minutes of a regular iui*et
ing of the l’ublie Welfare Commis
sion of he City of Wyandotte, held
February 11. 1912, at 8:20 p.m.
iKecoived ami placed on tile.
Mr. laiwrence J. laiCoursv. City Clerk
Wya mb >t fc. M ich iga n
Hear Mr. I«u Course:
Thank you for your teUgram mi the
projM*s»*d St. Ijawrence Seaway.
1 note your sup|N»rt of this project
and assure you that your views will be
given every consideration when legis
lation on the subject emus lie fore the
Sena e for action.
Sincerely yours,
PrentisN M. Brown
I'nitid States Stellate
llto'ivol and placid on tile.
Mr. Hi wrens*! J. La-Course
City Clerk
Wyainlotte, Mich iga n
My ihir Mr. LaCourse:
This will reply to your telegram of
February 21ith.
You may depend upon it that 1 shall
not forget your i»oint of view in con
mvtioii with my continuing considera
tion of ;he St. Hiwrelict- seaway pro
ject. of emirse you know that l have
long favored this objective. 1 continue
to favor il. But 1 am frank to recog
nize tin- n*e**ssity for carefully con
>i<h*iiug the financial aspvvts tin con
licet ion with our general financial sit
nation> ami also tlw* question whether
wv are entitled to divert supplies ot
raw materials ami of latter for this
purjMKse at the preseut time. It may
prove to In* tin* statesmanlike thing to
ran ify the ( <iiludian-Amorican agree
ment and then to set this project down
us “Number One” in the reservoir of
1 M»stwar public works which will be
a Irsolutely essential a-: tliat time to
save our economy from conqilete col
lapne.
l*Je:ifse umkrstaml :hat 1 uni not an
nouuciug my final coneltmioms; 1 am
simply “thinking out loud” to you. 1
may aibl nhat if the Bt. I/awrence pro
j«et to tin* Senate as jKirt of the
utterly indefensible and scandalous
*■ ih»rk barrel.” I sliaLl umputftionably
.►l»4M>s«* the whole thing.
Cordially and faithfully.
A. 11. Yaudenburg,
1 nit«*d States Senate
ltvceivid and placed on tile.
Mr. Hiwivnce J. HiCuurse
City GU*rk
WyamU*tt«*. Michigan
l>nr Mr. Isi Course:
•lust a line :o ai’kmmbdge receipt
of your lelegnun endorsing the St.
Uiwrence Waterway l^nvjtct,
l will sn.p]M»rt Niis projei’t if it
amis on its own merits. 1 will not
sii|»|N»ri a ridiculous pork-barrel lliv
ers ami IlajlMirs Bill jiist bcixnis** sonie
vortJiy i»i»j*N-ts are ine*-rt*d. I believe
von will aiipreciate the soundness of
>uch a i»osi-tion.
SimN*r»’ly yours.
Ivarl C. .Michem*r, M.C.
I loirs** 4»f ihpri’seidatives
IC«N-eived ami phuvii *>n tile.
Mr. LnvniKv ,1. HiCour***
( i’y Clerk
Wyandotte, Miebigan
Ihmi- Mr. HOotirA*:
Picas** advise* •!li** City Coiimil that
1 am in full oword with the senti
ments expressed in your "ekgrani as
t** tin* St. Ixiwremv Sea-way and l*ow
«*r Project, and Iwve urgvd in every
manner possible its immediate ».-ou
st met bm.
Sincerely.
lon is C. Ua-Uiut. M.C.
IliMise *»f ltepresf
Keiviviil and plaivd on file.
Mr. lavvreiHv .1. HiiVnirse
City Clerk
WyaiukdU*, Mid)igan
iHrir Mr. ’
•lust a note to -thank you for your
wire expressing your views with re
spect to -tlh* Great I^ovreiK-e
Seaway pivjtHg,
1 dm-ll keep -tin* -cune in mind uud
continue to give this nmtttr sernni-'
tmly and consideration.
With -best wishes. I am
V’ery sincerely,
•I esse P. Wolcott
Hmise of seutative?
♦Hei-eiveil an*l plai'ed on file.
'lr. lowrvno- J. Hi Course
UU Vli.n
Wyandotte, Michigan
ckar Mr. Liucourse:
l am pleased iO acknowledge receipt
of your teiegram ot i'enrnary 2d, sia-L
--iug uie resolution of tne Oity Council
ol Wyauoottv, in oeuaii of Uie immed
ia-e const ruction of the St. Lawrence
oeaway aim i«ower project.
i am Sending you herewith a copy of
my sUi teiuenit.■>» on this suojitet.
iours very truly,
George I>. G Brien
House of
lbi*' ived aud placeu ou tile.
Mr. Hiv\re!u*c .1. LaC-oui>e
Ci y Clerk
Wyambdte, Michigan
l*»\ir .>ir. LaCourse:
1 have your letter of the LNitli en
rlosing <**j>y of resolution iM.-s>ed by
the City CNMincil IH-ti.ioning the fed**r
al iiousitig authorities to eonsiihr Wy
amlot.te and ' ailjacimit comuiunitits
wiii’ii sel<N« iug U«* sUe for the new
lmlcraJ lamsuag project.
I am taking your matter up with the
lcd**ral aiitiioritits having charge of
tlu- plan.
Simi-rely yours,
Prentiss M. Brown.
Uni «*d States Senate.
Receivtd and pla<x*d on tile.
Mr. Hi win *iice J. LaCoursc
l ily l.lerk
Wyandotte. Michigan
My Dear Mr. LaOoursi*:
This will acknowldlge the r< solu
tion adifidtil by your City CotinciU
l luive had other very jiersuasive
« hjis*tions -along the same line. Ccr
ainly it seems to me that all existing
municipal facilitiees within reasonable
reach of * Willow Run” should be *-x
--hausted Injfore any “new city” is es
tablished. I have repeatedly expressed
this view U> the Government's housing
nu horities. I shall be glad to do so
again with particular reference to your
resolutions which I shall immediately
lay before Mr. l‘almer, tlie top hous
ing coordinator.
In the long run I should expect that
the Government might have to take ad
vautfiige of all of these various re
courses, not only using all available
municipal facilities in this region, but
also its own collateral fa
cilities.
You will uii<k*rstand that the whole
matter is entiivly outside and beyoud
my legislative jurisdiction. But 1 am
very glad to help in any way 1 can.
Cordially aud faithfully,
A. H. Vamk ikbrg,
U n Lted iSta tes Bena te
dtei*eived aud placed on file.
Honorable la»uLs W. Iteh.ni
Mayor of the City of Wyandotte
Wyandotte, Michigau
lk*ar Mr. Jk*luu:
It is with extreme rigriM. that I find
it
my resignation as a Commissioner in
the Public Welfare DeitarUuen: of the
City Governim nr.
1 have enjoyed any work with the
Commission for nearly eight years and,
needless to Say, 1 am unhappy at the
thought of terminating it. However,
due to the increasing resiousHjiHties
to my employer because of the present
national itauergeucy, I firnl it imiwssibe
from a physical staudioint ;o give the
time that sould Ik* devoteil to this Lin-
IMM'tant co-nunissioii.
May I take -this iqiportunity to ex
press my thanks and appreciation t*»
yourw’lf and flu* Council of the City of
Wyandotte for the privik*ge of serving
you and the for the splendid coopera
tion teiwb red me during my tenure of
office.
Respectfully yours,
Fmncis B. Griffith.
Wy a iuh>tit t*. A 1 ie higa n
Ilt’feiTed. t*» Council.
'l'lie Honorable
Mayor and City Council
City of Wyandotte
Genfbuneu :
Attached hereto is an applieatkm
from Mr. Walter Szejda for a location
transfer «»f his 4’lass “C” Liquor Li
ceneK’ from Bidille Avenue to 416
Grove Streer.
We recommend tlicit tliis application
Ik aiqwoved.
Y’ours very truly,
Ma rt in Li lien tha 1
.VssisUint Chief Police
Referred to CounciL
llHuiorabk* Mayor and City Council
Wyandotte, Michigan
Gentlemen:
Re: Special Assessment Paving Roll
No. 293.
Under date of January 20th, 1942,
recommendation was made for the
(“diuvklation of Special Assetssment lev
ies on the above <liotriets for paving
which hsid not a-s yet beeol constructed
by the City ami was state owned, in
tin* iiiuount of $168.30.
The City Auditors recommend that
these assessm* nts so levied aud no
ciwistriß*ted l>e eancelled and payment
for stum* be made to the City Tntinmr
er for <*redit to tiix-ount for the retire
uient of Siiecitil Asscssm nt Bomls.
Will your Ibmorabk* Body authorize
the .payment <*f »$168.30 as above?
Yours wry truly,
John T. McWhirter,
City Treasurer
Referred -to IXNim’H.
I'o .fin* IbMmrable
'l'lie Mayor ami City Council
C.ity of Wyandotte
«lentlemen:
In mcorrtniM'e with resolution dated
HwiiiiHr 2. l'.Hl. in which airthoriza
'imi was made -to the City Clerk and
tlw* City Treasurer, for the oouopßa
ibai of Bpei*hil A-Jsessirtnt Districts
iimier th<* Sidewalk Program for the
year 1941.
We l»eg t 4» Miduni-t detailed analysis
of the amounts of oatMvlkttkMi ihie up
on each n»ll. hi airordance witb Uie
arbiclieil schedule, and we request
jour Honorable Body to authorize ill*
payment to the City Treasurer of the
;imount of $4>>92.43, covering the Iota!
amount of caiK-ellation un
d* r the former revolution of December
2. 1941. credit for this amount to h*-
placed in t.he A(*oouwt for the Retire
liters of .Special A*r***-anen< Sidewalk
lbauK
Rlewpect/idly submitted,
laewireoce J. IjaCourM*.
City Clerk.
John T. McWhirter.
City Treasurer.
■Referred to Council.
Honorable Mayor and Council
City
<ienbkwn:
We have tabula’ed the bids submit
-cd for two 1 1-2 ton trucks for the
i
IMblic Service Department, and we re
commend that the bid of Genthe Bro
thers be accepted at $24102.00, as the
lowest and best bid submitted.
KtwijetvfuHy submitted,
F. W. Fiddle, Engineer
Charles Conley, Public Service
Departunerift.
Referred to Council.
BilLa and Accounts.
Wyandotte, Midi., March 3, 11*42.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
men.
Gentlemen:
The following claims have b<*ei ex
nmiued, audited and found to be r vr
rect.
1 •lierefore recommend ih:it*tbey l*
approved and payment made.
Respectfully submitted.
Lawrence J. La Course,
City Clerk
Eberts ltrotlier> <’<*. 1J.71
Cart nor Hardware 4\>. ;{p.2l
11. It Bihvarda and lop.lrj
Brothers Co. _■ f 5.59
Fr d llowjtr h Lumlier Co. __ p. 27
Wyandotte .News Co. 34.00
Fold’s Super Service 62.20
I). Mellin Moran 29.64
Service Office Supply Co. 20.24
William C. Kiddle ]5.4i0
Wyandotte Motor Sab#*, lne._ 7<M*U
liiekok Oil Corimration 1 72.20
Cregory Mayer & Thom Co. J 4.55
Cahalan Drug Stores 58.82
.1 .v I>. Haven and Son >5.83
4'ili»-s Service Oil Co. 132.445
William H. Conmdi 463.54
11. S. Merritt Agency jypl
J. T. Wing and Co. 25.02
Oakland El eelric Motor works 54.80
Sams Auto Kalin tor Ite'pair. 2.00
international Assn. of Fin*
Chiefs -KUO
Wolf Sanitary Willing Cloth
Co. nun
Sea grave Corporation 7.30
Wyandotte Linen Supply Co._ 29.30
Fire Engineering 6.00
Down River Chevrolet, Inc. _ 9.14)
Tlk* Aine.ri<*an lltexl Cross 30.00
Frank C. Teal Co. 29.44*
Michigan Foundation Co., Inc. 38.54)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. _ 19.80
Wyandotte Typewriter Shop. 2.00
Wyandotte Locksmith 1.00
Standard Register Co. 232.20
Btsibs & Selkirk Trunk Co. __ 32.34
I/uiiM Brohl and Sons 13.54
l uderwood Elliott Fishier C’o. 120.00
In ion I'a'jAer and Twine Co._ 22.7 s
Panama Carbon Co. 3.75
Mechanics Laundry Co. 5.00
W. H. Amlerson Co., Inc. 3.SCI
Lee Machinery Co., Inc. 2.48
Standard Oil Co. 131’.55
A. 14. Milkins 128.76
Michigan Recreation Associa
tion 10.00
Beecli't r, Peck ami lanvis 4. 70
Michigan Ooii-solkladed Has
Co. ____ 1.47
Municijial Service Commission 2.4<6
Plumbing Hoard Examiners’
feet* 10.00
New York Central KJR. Co. _ .55
.1. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co. 28.70
Cenersil Electric ,Supply Co. _ .40
Kirk Transportation Co. 3.50
Steves Coal Co. 7.75
Railway Express Agency 1.07
Service Steel Co. _ 35.16
John 1 Musky, Loop Hus Co.- 73.50
(toodfollow and IMms 3.00
American Journal of Nursing 3.00
Henry F. Thou and Co. 6.i*o
Warren J. Higby 20.211
Wyandotte (Jenentil Hospital- 40.50
Sana* 1.10
C. M. ( rum 7.50
Dr. N. D. McGlaughliti 303.4*0
Same 58.20
3.033.1 s
Truck Hire
William Smith 45.00
Payrolls
Parks and Skating Rinks 150.13
WPA 304.00
Public Building* 370.20
Sewers 5148.40
Skating Rinks 133.00
Parks 621.10
St ft at Maintenance 2.060.40
4,091.13
7,068.31
-Resolution by Councilman Schultz.
Jtesolved: Hy the City Council of
the City of ’Wyandotte that the City
Clerk Ih* and is hereby authorized and
directed to draw bis warrant on the
pyo|ier funds in payment of the list
of approved accounts as submitted at
this session.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ernest R. Schultz.
Sup|»orted by Councilman Helun.
Yeas: Counciimen Behm. Brohl.
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Recess.
Reconvening.
Roll Call.
Present: Counciimen Behm, Brohl.
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagmr.
Absent: None.
, First Raiding of Ordinances by Ti
de.
An Ordinance t4> amend an ordin
ance for the “I’se of tin- Streets ami
Alleys.”
The City of Wya4Kk>Ue Ordains:
Ib-Molutioort. *
WyundotJte. Mich., March 3, 11*42.
Uetsol lit ion by Councilman Eruesr
s «*hulta.
Resolved by tl*' City Council of the
< it.v of Wyandotte that application
1 *r li<*eiit»e to operate a restaurant. un
der the provisions of 4he ordinances of
the City of Wyandotte is hereby ap
• •roved -to
Eugene 4la-rlinski
*is4 Cherry Street
Wyandotte, Michigan
a nd -t he City Clerk be ami lie Is hereby
a nUiorized and directed to issue said
Pcenfc»e to the above named jierson at
die above a<klress.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ernest B. Schultz.
SnifKirted by CouncHmaii Behm.
Yeas: Counciimen Behm. Brohi
Burke, Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. March 8. 1943.
(Resolution by Councilman Ernest
•'k hiilU. .
Resolved bv the City Council of rtie
Uty of Wyandotte that the applica
don for license to operate a Laxi-cah
'•nder the provisions of tbte ordinances
of the City of Wyandode. I*e and i?
hereby a pproveri to
Ceorge Ringo. *
Wyandotte Oib Service.
3350 I) While Avenue.
Wyandotte, Michigan
and the City Clerk is hereby au-thori*.-
ed to Issue wikt lioenae to the atHive
mimed jierwiai at tin* «itx>ve address.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ernest B. Si-Jiuttz.
by Councilnwm Burke.
Yeas: Counciimen Behm, Brohl,
Burke, Mason, JScbultx, Wac» r *
Nays: None.
Wyando te, Mich., March 3. 11*43.
Ite'sulution k*y Oaincilnuiu Eni* st
Schultz.
ißt*s<>lv4*d by die City Comndl of the
( ity of Wyatbdolte tliat applicatkm
tor transfer of locution of his
”C” Ki<|iior liKviim* fnnn 31*58 Bkklk*
Avenue t<» 416 Crow Btn«s , -t is api >r,,v
<•<l t-» Water Saejda, as p-r the rtvom
mendation of the Assistant Chief «*f
4*«»Ii«s». in his omtiiiiiHii4*utioii mat r
date of M.iit li 3. It*42.
I move the adoption i*f the forego
ing resolution.
('Oll uej iiit.-in Ernest B. Belmltz.
Sup|H»rte«l by 4’•oiiiicilnian Wagar.
CoiitH'iluien Behm. Brolil,
Burke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays; None.
Wyaiulo te. Midi.. M:i.r<h 3. lIM2.
Resolution by 4 Vmnciliimii Eriosi
Sell lilt /.
Rcsidvnl hy tin* 4'ity Council of the
City of Wyandotte tlui-i the 4*it\ Clerk
Ih- and hereby i> authorized to draw
.warrant on the City Treasurer, trans
ter ring die amount of SI2.4NNMM» from
tin* SpiH-ial Ass. ssim*nt Fuiul «*f the
city to the tleneral Fund of the City,
this lH*ing pjirt of die estimated re
veulits in tlw bialget uppropriatious
for this tis<*al year.
I move the adoption of the for«go
ing resolution.
Councilman EriweH B. Schultz.
Sup|M»rted by Coiinciluxin Wagar.
Y»as: Councilni4*n Belim. l.rold,
Burke, Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., Mart'll 3. 11*42.
ißesolntion by Councilman Ernest
Schultz.
Jtesolved by the City Council of fdie
City of Wyandotte
Wliereas, <»n lkeonn4K*-r 2. 1941, a re
solution was passed authorizing can
cellation <»f Special Aswessmeii't l*is
trics under the sidewalk program for
the year P 341; and
Wliertus, the complete analysis, as
made by -die 4'ity Clerk and City Trea
surer show*) thv* amount of canet Ra
tion Uo be 84592.43;
Th«‘refort‘ Be lit Itesfdved that tlw*
City Clerk he and is hereby auth<*rize<l
to draw warrant payable to tlw* City
Treasurer for siiid amount fr<*n the
1911 City of Wyamlotte SiiU-walk Con
struction AwounM.
I move the adoption of die forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ernes* 14. Schultz.
Supi»orted by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Counciimen Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
WyamlnUe, Mich., March 3, 1942.
R* solution by Councilman Erncsit
Schultz.
Kesolvetl by idle City Council of tlw-
City of Wyandotte tlaa-t the City Clerk
Ih* and he hereby is uutlioiuzed anil
UirMiteil to draw warrant payable to
the City Treasurer in amount of $14>8.-
.’>(*. in cancel-kitiou <»f Spxial
nlent Paving Taxes asMXssed against
state (wnwl pnojHin i«*s. alhn-jited as
follows:
For leaving si ml uu< olleot
ible. not yet <4i>ne*.ru4<ted.
E»t 24. Cnnningliwui-Tobias Sub..
S|K*< ial Asst-aanwnt Roll S*>. 21*3. Sten
<il !M*4l. $56.14*.
lit*: 25. Cunuinghißm-Tobias Sub..
Special Assessment Roll No. 393, Sten
cil 9042. $56.10.
I>*t 31. Cunningbam-Tobias Sub..
SjHH-ial Ass4Tssmen! Roll No. 393. Sten
cil IH*4s, $56.10.
Total, $168.3**.
siime tei Ih* <Teilit4sl t 4» tlw* Aeonm*
tor tin* R«*tiivniMn* of Special Assess
nieibt Bom Is, all iu aceoixlanee with tin
HH-om-memkit ion of die City Treasurer
in hi> 4'ommiinication of March 3, P.ml
1 move the adoption of the forego
>ug resolution.
Councilman Erne.** B. Schultz.
Supported by CouncHmaii Wagar.
Yeas: Counciimen Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Midi., March 3, 1943.
Resolution by Councilman Schultz.
(Resolved by the Chy Council of uln
*'ity of Wyandotte
Wherans it is with sincere regruft
tlmt ’the n*signati4in of Francis B.
tirilTifth, as a tm«nilK*r of the Public
Welfare Commission, was deceived by
this Council; and
Whereas Francis B. Griffith has for
the last eight yestrs faithfully served
Ibe City of Wyamkitte on said Oom
mission; and
Whereas he Ikin giv«*n so freely of
his time and ability in the administra
tion 4>f the Wyamlotte General Hoe
pital ami Public Welfare problem# ot
tlw* ciry: and
When as we Pejilize tha»t tlw» reidg
nation of Mr. tiriffith will be a dfr'etim-t
1 *r*«s tei this administration;
'rimrefore it is with sincere regr<‘t
tlwit said resigmition is tw*reby i\eeiv
«il and a^eifteti.
I move the adoption of the furego
.ng renolution.
C-ovincibnan Ertiea* B. Schul z.
Sui»ported by Councilman Maiton.
Yeas: Counciimen Behm. Brohl,
Burke, Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Midi., March 3, 19+2.
Resolution hy Councilman Ernest
Schultz.
ResolMtd by the City Council of the
4 »;y of Wyamitette that the bid of
4ien<he Brothers f<ir two <2* Dodge
1 1-2 ton clkissLs and cabs. .T2x6 10-
ply dual tires, auxißnry windshield
w-ijiers. heaters and <fcfroe*ers. with all
•gandard ♦Hpiipment, and iwo (2i
Wood Hydraulic Dump bfxhcs. as per
•pedfioarionK, at a net price of $2,-
602.00, be and hereby is accepted, as
per the recommendation of the Citv
Engineer and Superintendent of Pub
lic Service, jn their cvmrnHinication of
IVbrnar.v 27. lfH2.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution. *
Council man Ernest B. SchuLtz.
Supported by Councilman Wagar
Yeas: Counciimen Behm. Brohl
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar. ’
Nays: None.
Special Order.
Councilman Wugur th al
(here woiiM be ft meeting of th*» s,-wvi
4'«anini>4ee at om»+hiut.v p.m. T3lii Jrs
dsiy. m thi* Omm-il 4'tmmbeTS, invited
all 4 «nim*ihi*n, and r«s|uewted the CKy
Engim*er t4i nutify Mr. Rii.sm*ll 4long
tei In* present, if pwilile.
tVwiiK-ilrnun Ik*lun repirt**d chat the
tnanac inent of the Wyandotte Theti
tr«* wish .t<» allow Uie ]iu4ilk* the use of
the parking l<»; adjacent to -the thisilre
• luring tin* day until six oVhn-k p.m.,
mid Saturday* until twelve o’ck**k
noon, at mi <-«»Ht, r*t«ervittg htiwever,
file «*f ihe time f<ir tln*ir piirnn#
Adj« mnuneiiT.
M<ition to adjourn at nine thirty
oclock p.m. by CouiH-iliuun Si-huMz,
by * oum-ilman Wagar
Yeas: Counciimen liehtn. Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. l*i('(M'HSK.
City Clerk
Prevents Rickets
Vitamin D prevents rickets. Es
sential m children, insures strong,
straight bones. No special diet.
Sunshine, fish oil, butterfat chief
sources. Most adults store enough
in skin by exposure to sun. Chil
dren need more sun plus a fish liver
oil. Replace cod liver oil. if un
bearable. with halibut liver oil or
viosterol. More concentrated source-*
of D, they can be given in smaller
doses.
First War Correspondent
The first war correspondent was
George Wilkins Kendall, who re
ported the Mexican w'ar (18*46-47)
from the battlefield exclusively for
the New Orleans Picayune. By
means of a special pony express, he
was able to scoop all other paper*
and the war department as well.
Sickroom Precaution
If there is sickness in the family,
see that the laundry is well disin
fected. Soak the laundry itself sev
eral hours in water containing a
strong disinfectant. Wipe the wring
er, wash tub and any other equip
ment, with disinfectant on a brush
or cloth.
Only One in World
Anne Shirley, movie star, wears
a coat that is believed to be the
only one of its kind in the w’orld. It
is made of platinum skins and is
valued at $25,000. It took 38 skins
for the coat and to secure that many
trappers searched over a period of
years.
At 86, He ’Stories’
Julius Weiner, Philadelphia, reg
istered for air-raid warden service,
giving his age as 81. Later he admit
ted he was 86. “I said I was 81,”
he explained, “because I was afraid
they wouldn’t take an old man of
86.” He was accepted.
The Weight of Women's Outfit
A woman can be completely
dressed in clothes weighing 21
ounces. This 21 ounces includes
the weight of her hat and shoes,
which averages lOVi* ounces. The
average weight of a man’s summer
clothes is 128 ounces.
Bombastus Von Hohenheim
Many new chemical compounds
w’hich have had much to do with
more recent applications of chemis
try to pharmacy and therapeutics
are credited to Bombastus von Ho
henheim, who lived in the Fifteenth
century.
Drive-In Movie
The drive-in movie is the inven
tion of Richard Milton Hollingshead
Jr. There are now 52 of these thea
ters in the United States, with 50
more under contract, and a number
of others in process of construction.
Born With Teeth
Mrs. Ernest Taylor, Scranton,
Pa., won’t have to lose any time ,
watching for her children’s first
teeth. A daughter bom recently had
two. So did a son born in 1936.
NOTICE OF
REGISTRATION
To 4lie Qualified Ekctore <if the
4'ity of Wyandotte,
Wayne County, Michigan:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, tbat any
qualified elerteir of the City of Wyan
dotte, Wayne 4>niu*:y, Michigan, or
H<ny jier.Hon who will tie a qualified ei
ector of the auid City* on tiie day of
the 4^tieni , t City Election to be teeM
on Monday, April 6, 1942, may make
upfiiioHJiion for r*gb* nation to tbe
€ 'ity Clerk of the City of Wyandotte,
at hts office in rite City Hall from now
until Tu«**day, March 17th, 1942, be
i ween tihe hours 8 :30 o’clock A.M.
atid 4:34* P.M.. on week days and on
Saturday* b"tW4* n rlie hours of 8:30
A.M.. and iwh«ii.
Tbe Final RegiMmtiou Ikiy for the
General City Elect km is
TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1842
mid (Hi hbii4l 17th day of March, 1942,
1 will he ii/t che office of the City Clerk
from 8:30 o'clock A M., until 8:0U
o’clock P.M.. Eastern Standard Tin**,
Hot the purpose of registering such
Elector* a> nkiy aisH*:ir for that pur
pose.
Electors who have r«gis:ered on or
HUter May 1, 1932, and whose regnrtxa
thjti Kiv nut b<*en cancc+Jed for fitiluro
to vote wirhm a tw*i year period are
not required to agnin ivgister.
If, siiHe that time there hue been •
change of address, or riiungpe of lumu*
by marriage or fithejwise, inch ejec
tor* who have so changed their ad
cln*HH sime r*gbstering must tcraiMger
rhekr names tei the proper address in
flic offk-e of the City Clerk.
YOU MI ST BE REGISTERED IN
THE Pffil-XMNCT IN WHICH YOU
RESIDE IN * >iU>ER TO VOTE AT
THE 4rKNUR.AL CITY ELECTION
ON AIIRI-L 6. IJH2
iNabed: At ‘be 4'ity «>f Wwandotte,
Wavne Co., this 4th day of March,
1942.
LAWRENCE J ImCOURSR.
10w2 City Clerk.