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Pals
By JOHN M. IIKNKY
(McClure Syndicate WNU Servue *
p HANKIE and Freddie were the
two best pals anyyne could e or
Why, over there, in 1 e
Vbr , they shared fags, even if the • *
vas only one between them, a I
‘hell boles and all of the dirt ari
Crime that went with ti e conflict
When they had returned to thi..
'•untry and had become arcus
< med once more to the w.nd blow
ing up their trot: * r h gs (alter the
fwtts had been unv.i und, you know)
tt ey continued to share. It vas iu-t
'Frankie and Fn ddie, fifty-fifty,'’ as
ts them raid one night m
' ranee, or .sun;ewhere. Tia yc( i:i’t
xactly remt n b( r v. ; re but ltd.-: ’t
• batter to them anyv . \.
Hiey shiiied soriov.s .rid ci
-• d a rath* r nualcrab ly price i
:< ? n. ’ihey recomr?. ended each
f ej to en.ffoycrs and hostess* s,
: d agreed that the one wit the
' cavicst date si < i Id have the clean
st shirt.
In due course of t.r::< , Frankie
.*m for the city council and was
Iccted with the help t-f extra votes
- rod die brougiit in from some
where. In exchange for his services
Freddie became a city; contract*)r.
Oh, yes, it was always Frankie
and Freddie, fifty-fifty through
days of Damon and n ghts of
Pythias.
But there comes a time in every
man's life when certain things can
not be shared. You’re right. Her
name was Margaret, but her friends
vailed her Marg. She was the kind
jf girl who snaps her fingers and
stamps her feet when she dances.
For a while all three were content
just to be in each other’s company.
The day when they realized that
they couldn’t go on merely being
friends with her found them in
Frankie’s city council chambers dis
jussing the situation in a manner
as becomes two of the best pals in
the world. It was Freddie who
suggested a way out.
“it’s a cockeyed cinch we can’t
-hare her,” he said. “Let’s cut the
cards.”
In France they had faced a simi
lar situation when they had to de
cide which one of them captured the
prisoner the colonel wanted, and for
which a medal was to be given.
Only that time they flipped a franc.
“Sure,” Frankie agreed, “high
takes her, O. K.”
And Freddie, being a good pal,
nsisted that Frankie should be the
first.
Frankie turned up a queen. To
oc exact, it was the queen of hearts.
“You cut a queen to get a queen,”
Freddie laughed, but not without a
certain tenseness because, after all,
there were only two cuts higher than
this one, and Marg really was quite
desirable.
Freddie’s hand shook a trifle as
le reached for the cards. There was
a death-like silence in the room. As
ae lifted his lingers with the paste
board rectangles in them, they
trembled even more.
“You cut an ace—to give a queen
an ace,” Frankie commented, lol
owing his good old pal’s cue.
Frankie extended his arm and
ney solemnly shook hands. He le 1 1
ic remorse, for what he had lost
11s friend had gained.
Freddie and Marg settled in the
town, and brought up, in due time,
Freddie Jr. and Frankie and little
Olivia. During this time Frankie
and Freddie still remained the best
of friends. On special occasions
like Christmas or Thanksgiving,
Frankie always shared the day with
he* little family. The children called
-irr. “Uncle Frankie” and their joys
knew no limit whenever he came
to see them.
Marg? She became the kind of
mother any girl who snaps her fin
gers and stamps her feet when she
dances becomes after three chil
dren, lonesome nights and futile
diets. She was irritable and dissat
isfied. In short, she became what
might be termed a nagging wife.
As time went on Frankie’s visits
10 the small cottage grew fewer
and fewer. Eventually he quit go
•ng and, instead. Freddie Sr. came
»o his room every night.
Life continued and often Freddie
Si. wondered w hat they meant when
they said that November 11 had end
ed the fighting. He began to think
that he would rather have a continu
ation of France.
One particularly bad evening
Marg was expounding.
. Another thing wrong with
you is that you don t take any in
terest whatever in your kids. You
never advise them. You never talk
to them. You never— ’
Freddie Sr. leaned forward, a
i jueer light in his eyes.
“•Come here, son,” quoth he gent
ry ic Freddie Jr. The lad obeyed
for it wasn’t often that his father
talked to him in that tone of voice.
. "Yes, dad?”
-“Son 1m going to give you a lit
tle advice. When you grow up to
be a man—” He stopped and looked
straight at the wife he had won by
cutting the cards; then repeated,
“When you grow up to be a man,
never, never cheat at cards.”
Oculist, Optometrist
The difference between an oculist
and an optometrist is that an ocu
list is a physician who specializes
in the treatment of defects and dis
eases ol the eye. while the optome
trist makes a scientific examination
of the eye for the purpose of pre
scribing glasses.
i
THE CITY COUNCIL
Official Proceedings
Wyandotte. Mich., June I*.*4-
Kcgular .stwsion ot' tin* City Conn* i.
of the Ciiv of Wyandotte, tin* Honor
able la>uis W Bolini, Mayor, presiding
Koll Call.
Present: Counciluien Behm, Br hi.
Burke, Mason, fcehultz, Wagar.
Absent: None.
Minutes.
Molnui by Coiim ilinan W;t;Mr. - :{*-
] to: ted by Couneilman Mason. that tie
I«m ling of the minute" ot tile .a -'
ine* inite dLspeu."««i with ami ih»
sain.- stain! approved .i" recorded
V*.i> Coillieilmeli Behm. Bl hi.
itiiike. M i>oii. Schultz. Wagar.
Nay.".: None.
Mot in.) by i mm liman W.i,;ir. * ip
; ny i oiineitiuan Ma"on. ti.a! th
.i.ii .d» ' o’ Inline."" ."U"p* liti» *1
and i I'epr* ‘"eii lati * e> •>! i><>rth ♦ :.u
if.. .< • "i • t I;m*•11 y i »• lie.i rI. ft •; ,i' •
• • • oiitioi:." in liojta .ii i
V»\ I :.il iI * a let pl*og:*. » to date .!i .. •■
»>r |*:ojt i
\ .i . « t.un< oim*n B**:un. B:*'h..
i; * M.i'-u. >« hultz. Wagar.
\a\" Van
.Mr. 11 irry lloii>e sp**k** l<»r the
.iti'iji I*. .•i i 11 tm* I lot.did basement"
n to- i.oi'ia * ini ol tin* < .ry. He "tat<*d
lie lea /.♦ ij tiie l oiiii' i! had aulhofiz
ed it.*- ••II "t I letioll ..1 relief "ewer."
and In* a-k< d that tin* (**um*il
■ tii•>*._:l l to Washington. I>. (’ to
♦ iii e the priority patina and permit t"
allow ih eojiiph t ion ot tlli" project.
Councilman Wagar suggested that
the ('oilto j 1 eoneiir iti tin* re*iitnmeiiil;i
tioii ••! Ml lioll"C and send a repre
sentative llolil tile City, together with
Mr. lid he It»r tin* north « ml rc"idents.
to Washington, to intercede for ap
proval ot this project as ipiiekly as
possible.
The Mayor announced that the
Coiiin iI would .select a Committee and
endeavor to rush this projeet through.
•i* sident «*f the eity, residing at the
southeast eorner of 7th ami Ihi vis
Streets. re|Hiited a flooded hasenieiit
and laspicMcd an in vest igat ion of the
eause. The Mayor reipn .st»sl tin* City
Kngineer to investigate at oiiee.
linfinisluil Business.
Copy of Minutes of meeting of the
Workmen's Comjiensation Board of the
City of Wyandotte, held May 14, ltm*.
Received and plaeed on file.
Miseellaneoii" Business.
Application for Milk Healer's Li
een>e renewal from Johnson Creamery,
-Mb Fifth Strist. for milk jilaut and
eleven trucks. Approved hy the Coin
missioiier of Health.
Referred to Coum il.
Applications for renewal of Taxieah
Licenses nreiv< d from I». Ben Simp
sou, .TUKI Biddle Avenue. Approved by
the proper eity otfieials.
Referred to Couneil.
Applieatious for renewal of four
motor bus lieenses rtceivcd from Tillie
Slapaek ami John Dcnisky, tLT»S Orange
Street. Approved by the projier city
otl ieials.
Referred to Council.
Application for restaurant license
itveivud from Christ Sarvis. Bid
die Avenue (Coffin* Pot». Approved hy
the reipiinnl city officials.
•Referred to Council.
Applications for renewals of restali
ra ui licenses riveived from August C.
Iloc.l*haiini. 33M Kim Street: Philip
Malutii" ( Blossom Cafei. Ml'fo Biddje
Avenue; John Samaras i Blossom
Bar), ML’LN'i Biddle Avenue: Ktlgene J.
Carldnski. «iiM Clierry Street: Walter
C. Cent he (American Legion i, 2M7
Van AlsiymC Carl Wat kill" (Watkins'
Hamburger;. isAo Biddle Avenue:
John liorzymow>ki Mioltl Star*. s*is
Vimnvood Avenue: latura Adaius
i Adam." Bar i, 1-J Oak Street; Kugcnc
Sirois (Sirois Coufeetionery ), 14b
Ih»vis Street; Peter lhilkas (Superior
*1 .uiu h*. 3430 Biddle Avenue; Joe For
est (Mid Way lnnj, 738 Oak Street;
Walter Wurnik, JIHI7 Fort Street. All
approved by the retpiired city officials.
Jhd’erred to Council.
Application for renewal of dance
hull license receiv«*d from August C.
liiM'libauni. Approved by the proper
city officials.
Betmred to Council.
Hi** Honor the Mayor and City Council
Oly ot Wyandotte, Michigan
Cent lemon;
Kdward C. Headman l'ost No. gl7.
Tin* American Legion, is planning to
sponsor a moonlight on the steamer
But in Bay on the evening of June -4,
I’Hk*. W« re>p«i*tfully revpiest permis
".on for the steamer to make use of
the Bishop Bark l>oek for the purpose
<*t oaduu and discharging passcugers.
Sincerely yours.
N\ a!; cr (lent he. Coinmamler
Kdwatd C. Headman Post No. -17
The American la*giou
Referred to Council.
City of Wyandotte
Wyandotte. Michigan
Attention Mr. L. J.'LaCourse
(lentlenien :
I wish to express the appreciation
ot oiu organization for your kind let
ter of April .Mi. and the resolution
adopted hy the Wyandotte City Coun
cil on April _*s. 1P42.
I pnrpo"cly delayed acknowledging
tni" welcome until it could be jietiHed
by our executive* in St. Louis. s*r"Mr.
tyueeiiy. Mr. Belknap and Mr. Cole
would have the op|n»rtunity to join me
in thanking you and your associates
for thi" attention.
My lmal organization and myself
have found the friendly and coopera
tive spirit of our industrial neighbors
Mild the eitixens of Wyandotte and the
How ii River District to he very helpful.
Way we prove a worthy addition to
your district.
Very truly yours.
. Kdward A. O'Neal, Jr.
Plant Manager
Monsanto Chemical Company
Trenton, Michigan
{Received and placed on file.
Mr. Lawrence J. 1 41 Course
City Clerk. City of Wyandotte
Wyandotte, Michigan
lh*ar Mr. LaCourse:
This will aiknowledge receipt <*f
your letter of May ’J7th. with which
you enclosed a <*op.' of the resolution
adopted hy tlie City Couneil in regu
lar session on Tuesday evening. May
lS»th. extending on behalf of the eiti
zens of Wyandotte licst wishes f«»r our
successful o|»eratiou.
t>n Ivehalf of our personnel. I wish
to thank the member" of the City
Couneil. yourself and the citizens of
Wyandotte for the very cordial wel
* ••me and t»est wishes which they have
• xtended to each and every one ot u
l! is «mr earnest 'b-sire to continue
ami improve the pleu*aui relationships
a.ready -tart«*<l -o that we may not
• ml) be a credit to the City but may
ai-.» contribute to its advauceimnt and
w eil-i*eing.
V»*ry truly yours.
N C. Jones, l'laut Manager
F L DuPont de Nemours ami Co.
W\andotte. Michigan
K*s-»-i\*sl anfi place«l ■>:. fi,*-.
(’••mnmuicatitin fr»»m J. L Jacojis
C •mpany. fiar.si May “7. H*4i_. o>ii
■ !::.i g the w »rk u*>m i»> taeir firm a
j < n*- .;ml auvisers in j* ibiic afi
'ii iui-traii<»ii I‘inaii c ami taxutieu
p!'-»l ic lis. , tc.
!fc< civ.-fi .il.fi ]* a* -U yfi
i'c'i:
1■ • the li< Ol* •! .1 : »;• MI J. ■ . .- . 4
i'iJv (,’e’imit .*t !i.t
--* ;v • f Uy;uitl><:;>
\\ •-. ;ii«* unfi* rsigm -I I*--.*.. •>; tin
tb emt >*l Wyanfi'OTe. i:. >*s-)i«ii.
:; --a ' i'xbia rfi I. ■ml -•» uh. fi • i,**!•»'»\
j jwtitn.n tin- • ••nncit ..f the (* it> ••: VN y
I an«i'Oic In have the ~ ,- W ij»- •i i ]»•*— a.
I taken <ar* «»f. a- the i*.i-«-n. n;- ;:.i'
sis ji.• n were all ib»Mb- i fi'it* !• tli*--
Mcavy ra::i-
Tln-s,» -ig m*r- an .. . re-;fi*-nt- **t
1 .••-! >ln-c fittn. (bnbianl R sifi - •u'li.
>igmfi b; lt.il!, i ir/.e-k w !ak ami
:»■:* I't-iier-.
liefern-ti >fwi>r • ••mm
«’■■mm iuicat i-.i:- anti Reports from
» ity and • Mln-r «ifficia.-.
The Ibui'irabie
Mayor and « ity Coiim i.
('ity "f Wyandotte
(ieiitlemon :
Durjng tie course of a day t o* Po
lice station i- fr«*quente«t by many
people ami they often desire a drink
of water. There is no other place than
the kitchen for them to .►(•tain om* and
ibis i- not feasible.
Therefore, we re-jes-tfully recom
mend that your Honorable Body auth
orize the City Fngineer to install an
Fleetrir Water Cooler in the ball of
the Police Station.
Very truly yours.
Board of Police and Fire Com
missioners
» C. .1. Drouillard, President
Referred t<* Council.
Mr Liwrmce J. laiCxJurse
City Clerk. City of Wyandotte
Wyandotte. Michigan
Dear Sir:
This i- to inform you that at out
meeting of last night. May “oth. Mr.
Anthony D'Anna was appointed to
membership «»n the Pension Committee
for the City of Wyandotte.
Yours very truly.
.Municipal Service Commission
Henry A. Girardin. Secretary
Jbceived and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Wyandotte, Micbigaii
Re: Paving of Lincoln Avenue be
jween Goddard Road and St. Johns
Street.
In accordance with rispiest of May
1“. 11HCL regarding paving of the above
-treet, attached please find tax analy
sis Covering condition of taxes on pro
perty referred to in the petition.
Yours very truly.
John T. McWhirter,
City Treasurer.
Referred to WPA and Special Aa
>* s-ment Commit tees.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Wyamhrtte, Michigan
< ienl lemeu:
I am submitting for your approval
vacation period for Mary .Sheehan be
ginning June t. until July t.
Yours truly,
N. D. McGlaiigblin, M, D.
Commissioner of Health
Referred to Coumfil.
’ lloiioiable Mayor and City Council
\N y andotte. Mi< liigau
< it nticmen:
We have been requested by the
I nited Slates Public Health Service to
extend our present Venereal J >iseas«
Clinic facilities io handle the indigent
eases in the entire Down River Dis
triet. ”J’he extension of the Venereal
Disease Clinic will not increase our
present cost inasmuch as the surround
ing comm unities through the Wayne
County Board of Auditors will be re
spoiisible for the expen-c of each pa
tient referred to the Clinic. All fi
nances will he handled directly by the
City Treasurer.
This recognition of the City of W\
amlotte's Health Ibpartment by tin
I nitiil Publie 1 lealth Servin'
'\a- made possible by the splendid eo
< pe rat ion your Honorable Body lias ul
way- manifested in matters pertaining
to Publie Health.
1 am asking your permission to com
ply with the abovt* request to further
tin- nationwide‘campaign againsf veil
ereal di-e;i-«-. lie r«*by protecting and
conserving our maiiiHwver which is so
preeiou- and \ital to the present war
effort.
Yours truly.
N. D. MHJlauglilin. M. D..
Commis-ioiier of Health
Referred to Council.
Honorable Mayor and Council
City {
Gentlemen:
llPelative to the communication of
the City Trea-urer regarding Special
Assessments for Sidewalks. I beg to
leport as follows:
Sidewalks have been completed in
all Special A->e—incut Districts for
Sidewalks in the 1!»41 Rolls, with the
exceptions as noted where walks were
installed by owners.
Roll 347 Complete
*34S Complete
.T4t» Complete
liiO Complete
•k"*l Cancel I*ot I.S. Block 44. South
Detroit Subd’ivision. “4 feet
<'aneel “7. “S. BliK-k 44. South
Detroit Sul>division. .■>> feet
.'IVJ OunQilete
Reduce Lot *JS. Block South
Detroit Subdivision from HL.j feet to
‘£.*.s feet
Cancel lot 25. Block 34, South
Detroit Subdivision. 25 feet
3fV5 Complete
35* (’nncel lot 1. Block 234. 140 feet
350 Complete
3U<> Camvl lots 1.3, 14. Block 16.
Garfield Place Subdivision. 3JV.3P feet
.361 CYmcel North 70 feet lot 14.
Block la. Garfield Plm-e Subdivision
.353 Complete
3v4 Cianplete
Complete
3si» Reduce assessment T/ot 1. Blin k
07 from 120 feet to lot* feet
.’3*2 Complete
Respectfully submitted.
F. W. Liddle. City
Referred p> City Treasurer for
amounts ’
Honorable Mavor and Uouncil £
City
tienti*-men :
Relative :•* various bi«7s t<*
u.e f.»r tabulation. 1 b**g' as
follows: .
>alid IB* ton- ?*>
L.ilnidie Brother.- * t*6.*i*i
Michigan Foundation
F'*-rts Brother- Co. __ -W*.7T
Lls-r*- Brothers Company .1* tie
I«. A. • t ... *1 be-' bid i re
innieiid ao’eptauee. *rj
Pel»nle- 51 tons
i.ibade* i.r-uher- f :*L>**
M < !.ig..ii 1 oinda:ion , *T . >•; 7*•
Lt.**r'- i;;-> '!,• - «<» - >1 !»7
l-'ert- Bro:I - (.'oinpiny* biding tie*
*-* w * *—i ;i!id •• - fid - iPmitt,* 1 re
1 : ! I.' .'i< i .1 - I. »-i . i
« eni**lit gfit blu-
M -.:ig.i:. 1 • illd. tin:, * .... t*»S 'lii
ia»'' - u**: - « .. . *' 17'.' 7«>
1 •• eiine nfi tie* j•*.r W\
t-loTte <•* m.-n: troiu IfiUerfc- Broile r
i *.mjMt.y .
V -:il i.ed >,.w , r ifipe
LaiM.iii Biotn**i- *o. _ .i__i*M*2l at*
A- le* « i\* Pl’otJue! - I ... 1 pl.l-Nfi or*
l.dblli-oi, < ,i\ I‘rodilet- _ o.**s**.«Ci
Boomer ( ouipany 0.534.2**
'li’fii.g.ih l ounfia;i"ii ('•>. ‘.'.*»7ss-j
liber*- Brothers »’n. 5.57 s -.."*!•
Hberts lirothcr- Company being tio
oUe-t ,-ilul I*, v; r»i(i -nbmitled. i re
•niinend i:- aeee.ptaint*.-
•in iin h ('om*rote Pipe
Lab.eiie Broth«*rs Co., plain. SJ'f*.';*
reinforced. S“*H*3.2-3
Foundation, Co,, plain.
•>J3IL<»o; reiutor.-fd. •>“>t*^..'.‘i
Fb**ri- Brothers ('<*.. rcinfotN-ul.
>2515.40
Aeeording to ,-i stat(*meut of tie*
(ieiie—***• Coie-rete I’ipe Company, the
vendor for Michigan Foundation Com
pany. their bid do* s not meet specifi
cations. therefore I recommend that
flic bid of Fbert- Brothers Company
In* accepted a- tie* lowest and ln*st bid.
3b Inch Concrete Pipe
Labadie Brothers Co., plain. $2331.-
« h» ; remforcdl. s23iiLOo
Michigan Foundation Co., plain,
•5222d.00; reinfoned. S2S!MM*U
Hberts Brothers Co., reinforced. $2.-
405.00.
The bid of tie* Michigan Founda
tion ('••mpany d<*c*s not meet sjHidfica
• ions. tle*n*fore I recoinm»*nd the bid
* t Libadie Brothers t»e awepted as the
lowest and In-t bid.
Res]N , ctfully submitted,
F. \V. Liddle. City FngimH*r.
Jfefetred to Council.
Report of tie* ('ity Engineer of per
mit- i— ned during the month of May
I!H2 and moneys collected IhertTor in
amount of .<432.01.
Received and placed on file.
Copy ot Minute- of regular, adjourn
ed. meeting of the Muniei|*al Service
C-ommissioii held Thursday, May 28,
14442 at five o’clock p.m.
Received and placcnl on file.
Copy of Comparative Statistiixil and
Financial Ke|*ort of the Wyandotte
General Hospital for the month of
February. March and April. 14442, in
cluding statement of earnings and ex
pense. receipts and disbursements,
miscellaneous data and changes in h<»s
pital personnel.
I Received and placed on file.
Communication from G. Donald Ken
nedy. State Highway Commissioner,
dated May 13, 14442, enclosing tx>p.v «*f
(’on.-**rvation Order 1.-41 of the War
Production Board, for the purpose of
eliminating m*u-es-eiitinl construction
project- using lal*or. materials and
• oust nu t ion eijuLpment m*cessary to
tin* War **ff<*rt.
Referred to City Fngineer.
Bills and An-buitts.
Welfare Warrants in amount of sL
<»7i*.s:*.
Refei retl to (%>uncil.
Recess.
R«n*on veiling.
Roll CalL
Present: Cotiucilmen Beluu. Brolil,
Burke, Mason. Scliullz, Wagar.
Absent: None.
Resolutions.
Wyandotte, Mich., June 2, 11412.
Resolution hy Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte thyt application
tor license to conduct a restaurant un
il»*r the provisions of the onlinances of
the City of Wyandotte is hereby ap
proveil to
Christ Sarvis ((fioffee Pot) at 24HK*
Biddle Avenue „
and tin* City Clerk is hereby author
iz<*d to issue -aid licence to the above
iiiinml |H*rson at the aliove address.
1 move the of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported b A \ Omuccuiaii Behm.
Yeas: Couiicilmcu -Behm, Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Schultz- Wagar.
Nays: None. :
Re-olution by CoiAicilman .Ford
Wagar. J
Re-olveii by tin* Ci(yv Council of the
City of Wyandotte tPht application
for reuewa! of license .to o(*erate a
dam ** hall, under tin* of the
«»rdinan**es of the City, of Wyandotte,
is hereby approved to ? -
August C. ILKlibauu. at 330 Elm
Street \ [
and the City Clerk is hereby authoriz
»**l and directed to issue said license to
the alN*ve named (tersco* at the above
adilress. « :
I move the adoption, of the forego
ing resolution. f •*
(3ouncilman Ford Wagar.
Sup|rt>rted hy I'otmCi m«u S<'hnUz.
Yeas: Councilmen -Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., Juiw* 2, 14442.
Resolution hy Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte that applications
for renewal of license to conduct res
taurants. under tihe provisions of the
ordinances of the City of Wyandotte,
are herdhy approved to
August C. H<K*hhaum' at 3.30 Elm
Stre**t
Philip Malutus (Blossom Case) at
3240 Biddle Avenue ,
John Samaras (Rlos«»vm Ban at
3225 Biddle Avenue
Eugene J. Garbinski at 604 Cherry
Street
Walter C. Genthe (American Le
gi*.n* at 2817 Van Ahtrne Blvd.
Car! Watkins (Wrtkins' Hamburg
Stand* at l>so Ri«ld e Avenue
John Borzyinowski (Cold Star* at
\ iii‘*w«hhj Avenue
l^iura Adams (Adams’ Hari at 122
<>ak Street
Eugeue Sirois ( Sirois Confectionery *
at 14<» Davis Street
IV*rt*r Dalkas (Sui»erior Lunch* a*
Kiddle Avenue
.I«h* Forest (Mid Way Inin at 7<’>
Oak Street
Walt-r Wurnik at.Jte.*7 Fort Strict
and the City ('lerk 1* hereby author
i/*il to i.s>ue said lieen>e> to the alm>v«
t-aiued jh isoils at Lie* aln>\ ( - addresses
1 move the adoption ot the fureg >■
*ng r solution.
Conn* liman l ord Wasar.
> U'l*ot*t“d b\ i >mji> liman .\la>«m
Yea*: CollUeilll.eii K**hlU, ill old.
Ilurk-j .M i-oh. S' hii.t/, \\.i-ar.
A ays: .None.
Wyand dt . Mi. h.. .Into _ r.M_
R***iduii<ui t.\ i v'i'o dman i "id
\ed h\ in,. * ij\ i ..ij j*.-i 1 <•! tio
J o lie!lew a i .*t In on>e l.» o|ierate
Ji.dk plant and eiex.n j. k*. und* •:
tin p:. Vivo.n*. .'1 til. oidinmi. *•* ..I tie*
( i ot W \ andotte. i- lirtviiv .ippr- '*•*
P»
.lohmoti I'ri'.iiiiri; a: _>;u id!'
SI reel
and iln* i ity < l**rk n herebv autin ri/
'd ... i->ll«* "a id lleeh'e t" 1:
aldoe naimsl firm ; 'he above ad
die**.
1 move tin- adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
< onu« Ima n l ord W'uga r.
Supported b\ C-oumiinia u Mason.
Yea*: Couiieilmeu Kehm, llrohi,
Kurke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar. .*?
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Midi.. .lime 2. p.H2.
Resolution bv Coiiiieiliuan Ford
Wa gar.
Kesolvod by tile City Coiineil of tin
CLiy of Wyandotte that the City Clerk
he and hereby authorized to issm
motor Inis lieeiises to Tillie Slapaek
and John D* m*ky. doing hu*im*>* as
l.nop liiis C«omjiaiiy, lids orange Str»et.
Wyandotte, for busses uumliered 1. 2
• v > and 4, as |«*r applications approved
hy the Police Department, said
eant having filed with the City Clerk
insuranee policy as provided by eity
ordinanee.
I move the adoption of the forego
iiig resolution.
* Cornual man Ford Wagar.
Siip|w>pted by Couneilni.au Schultz.
Yeas: Couneilmen Kehm, llrohi.
Kurke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., June 2, 11)42.
U« solution by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Ke>olv«*d by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte that the City Clerk
be and hereby is authorized to issue
taxicab licenses to I*. Kell Simpson.
Kiddle Avenue, Wyandotte, for
taxiealis uumliered 5 and t>, as per up
plications approved by tin* Police De
parlment, said applicant liaving filed
with tin* City Clerk insurance jtolicie.*
as provided by eity ordinance.
I, move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
iSupiHirted by Councilman Kehm.
Yeas: Couneilmen Kehm, Krohl,
Kurke, Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., June 2. 11)42.
Resolution by Councilman Ford
Wa ga r.
Resolved by the City (Council of the
City of Wyandotte that tin* City Clerk
is her* hy authorized and directed to
draw warrant on tin* City Treasurer,
from the proper funds, in payment ot
welfare warrants in amount of sl(>7!>.
Si). •
I move tin* adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Kehm.
Yeas: Couneilmen Kehm, llrohi
Kurke. Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. June 2. 11(42.
Resolution by ( oumilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of tin
City of Wyandotte that Llit* City En
gineer be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to install an electric wa
ter <*ooh*r in tin* hall of the Police
Station, as j>er tin* re*jues*t of the Board
*d Polic** and Fire Commissioners jin
their communication of May 2S, 11)42.
the cost <d’ said to l«* taken from the
contingent fund of the city.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
(Councilman Ford Wagar.
Sup|H>rted by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Couneilmen Kehm, Krohl.
Kurke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wvandotte, Mich., June 2, 11)42.
ißesolufion by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Kesolv**d by tin* Cifiy Council of the
City id’ Wyandotte that the Edward
Cj Headman Post No. 217. 'l 4 he Ameri
can I-cgion. Ls hereby granted permis
sion to use Bishop Park Dock for the
purpose of loading ami unloading pas
sengers on the occasion of their Yuoon
light on the .Steamer Put in Bfay on
the evening of June 24. P.)42. as per
their request in communication
of even date herewith.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported hy Councilman Beihrn.
Yeas: Couneilmen Kehm, Brohl,
Kurke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., June 2. 1042.
Resolution by Councilman Ford
Wagar. %
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte that the present
Venereal Disease Clinic facilities of
the Deportment of Health of the City
of Wyatidotte are hereby extended to
cover indigent cases in the entire
Down River District, the expense for
each outside patient referred to the
clinic to he billed and paid hy the
Wayne County Board of Auditors. This
as per the communication of the Com
mis*sioner of Health under date of
June 2. 1042.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Couneilmen Bebm, Brohl
Kurke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. June 2. HV42.
ilfle-ioliition hy Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved hy the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte that in accord with
the customar: .. f 4ran -,, 1g
va* anon.-. M.i rv ~: i j„. c.n,*
rt-guLar :w>* *-•••., ; , ,rj.»„ Mlt?
ai:Ui* 111 oIjH ciai*t..v.*,->
I move the .i i *p:.., ;i (>t lUt . f >pMsa .
ing re** >1 At ion.
C-uin. j , r<J Ua r;ir
b. i.. . „, ;1U s. bui'z.
Couii' iku.-u lb-hm. Krohl,
Kurke. Mason. > .. Wagar.
N i > - :
Wyandotte \J | ~ - ipj
i . -d
Wag it
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Wagar.
R*->.»iv • < *-i i Mjtn il of i<
« ■« -»! W> a ici pi-..|M»sii i if
• ' ■ uy to furn - i
: ..."v\ im_ , •, a• ce.pte*l
:;o ;n-*h n*ii.f* • u -. ..
, re!., pipe ill! of 2 ‘iK. 2.’»
a lid
: n*■ :i r**into:-
. re!** pijH* *l. • , ,I, ~f -;i;;i mi
•:i.- I***itig. in ’!*• ■■ . i, . , ~* t j * ~ j
the h»we* iid submitted
1 m o«* th** au-pt. *»i if the f*>r-*g'»-
iiig r**'oluti'*n.
( mill, hna . j ,rj \\ j.
> ipportcd b\ ' o ;i,, iii f , ;u , \| a >4,:i
Yea*: Couneilmen Kehm. Krohl,
Kurke. Masmi. S< huitz. Wagar.
Nay*: None.
Wyandotte. Mi. !i .1 me 2. I!M2
!{«*>*» I lit ion by * "umilniau Ford
Wagar.
K»*>olv»*d b\ tin- i ty t'outn il of til©
» ity «d W y amloit. that in order to
**\|N**lite tJi«* *ii*iiring ..f p**rmissiou ♦*>
j»r*n**‘e<l with th** • on*truction of ■»ew
.*i in tlu* north >**••:i.*n of the city,
th** tollowing Halm'll a r e
uth*u*izt*il t*» priH **♦•*! r** Washiugtou
at one**, the Cit\ Attorney. City Eu
gim-er ami th** ; ij*p>uiti*e of the CF.i
/**n* ( oiumitt*'* int.*rest«*d in Naid pr«»-
j*s‘t.
K** it further r«*»*lv«**| that the sum
.4 &UJO.OO Ih* ai»iiropriai*Ml to det-*r
tin* *-v|k*iim‘> of »aid i-unimiMe. said *•»
pai*l from tie **oiiting«*nt fumi of Pa
rity.
1 move tlw* adoption of the for**g »-
mg resolution.
Coum-ilnuiii Ford Wagar
Sup|»onted by Councilman Schultz
Yeas 1 Couneilmen Bebm. Brohl,
Kurke, Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Sp»*cial Order.
< -oiimdlma 11 (i**.»rg** Kehm laipn-st *<l
the I'olice Dejuirtmeut to put up signs
prohibiting the use of the old Electric
right of way Inoweeu Elm and Syca
tuiir** Sti*** ts as a public tliormighfar *.
I’ll** Mayor instru*t***l the City ('b*rk.
to communicate with the Police D-*
partment r***!nesting them to insta l
siti'li signs.
Adjournment.
Motion to adjourn at eleven thirty
ti\** odiN'k p. m. by Couiicilmati Wa
gar. sup|Hirt«*d by ( **un**ilmau Kchiu
Y**as: Couneilmen llelim. Krohl,
Kurke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. EaCOFESK.
City Clerk
Marr \ Calialan. Attorneys
Wyandotte Savings Bank llldg.
Wyandotte, Mich.
2!tO.;VCi
SPATE OF MICHI(»AN. Cmiiitv > r
Way it** ss. At a s**ssi*m of the Pro
bate Court f«*r said County **t Wavtie,
hehi at the Probate (Vmrt room in th ?
City of Detroit, on the twenty fifth
day of May in tin- y**ar mie thousau I
nine hundred and forty-two. lTes«*n f
Patrick H. o’llri«*n. Judge of Pr*4»a:>*.
In tlu* matter of itu* estate of
Joseph sominka. (i*-<***:i^**ll. Ap« *
Kurylo. rix under the last wi.l
and t«'si.im**nt of said d*-e(*as«*d, having
ren*l**r**l to this Court her final a*
count in saiil matter, and fil**d there
with her petition praying that th *
residue of said estate he assigned 1:1
aei'ordam e with the provisions irf said
lust will. It is «.rd* red. that the thir
Heth day «»f Jon* m*\t. at t**n *>’<*l*H*k
in tin* forenoon at said (Vmrt room
he appointed for examining ami a •
"unng said nocoimt ami lu*ariug said
judition. And it is further ordered
that a copy of this order b** puhlisheii
once in each week for lhr**e weeks
e*»ns<M*utively previous t*> said time of
hearing, in tJu* W>ainb»tte Herald, A
newspaper printwi and circulating in
County of Way in*.
PATRICK II (VBRIKN,
Judge **f Probate.
IA true copy •
* EIFP NEI^oN.
D**]*uty prot>ate R-gister. 2»wv
%
1. >. > o i 1
S'PATE OF MICHIGAN. County •>?
Wayue—ss. At a session of the Pro
bate (Vmrt for said County of Wavne,
heUl at tJie Probate Court room in the
City of Detroit, on the tweuty-fi/t.h
<Vv of May in the y«'.ir one thouMttid
nine humlred and f«*rty two. Present
•losejih A. Murphy. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
Catherine waites, deceased
l/ouis (;. Dcmick. administrator **f
nald estate, having nmdered to this
Court In-retofore his First. Second and
Third Amounts and rendering herein
bis Fourth A«smnt in said matter. It
ordered, that the twenty-fifth day
of June, next, at ten o’cimyc in the
forenoon at said Court room i>e ap
Pointed for examining and allowing
♦‘aid account.*. And it )* further order \
that a I'ojiy of thi> order he pub
lished once in «ich week for three
coQse**utively previous to -wid
frf hearing, in the Wyandotte Her
:, ld. a now*spa|s*r printed and circulat
ing in said County ‘>f Wayne.
JOSEPH A Ml WHY.
Jndg.' »f Prohate.
1A true ovjryi
r « HARRIS.
Deputy Pro'Mte Regider. T 909

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