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HELP DoksSTlc.
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xk.. room and board: Boz 1r Iincoln Ga'ib iS9s5. o.
SIS week. zes4 6th St. NV. RA. 1850.
GIRL, for gh.w. and cook: neat, stay
6O40 18th pl. NV, Apt. 2O7.
So. 30 .wk general houseWorR: refs. Cali
after . am. Monday, $500 9TH st. NV.
CIR. GIRL white, gen. housevork. take care Of
an5 saps; ,o1 stay nights. 1474 Col. I'd. nv" nv"
GIRL. white, under 80; nice room and
bath; s.h.w.., help with 2 children; $40
mo-. ! weekday off. EN-. 287l.
GIRL. colored, as maid-waitress: boarding
HOUSEKEEPER for 2 adults. Call after
9 pm. Do not telephone. 5506 N. Cap
HoUsEKEEPER-cooK. white, middle e-aged;
Guillot. wisconsin 9702.
HOUsEKEEPER COOK. white, 25 40.
exper.. willing worker: refs. required; stay
n1ghts: S26 mo. start. GE. 2951.
month Warn Warfeld d'shHs 44s4. small iami's' S'o
MAID. colored; g.h.w... cook, part time;
SS week Arlington girl preferred. Live
out. Phone Chestnut 1853.
II tsDy for general
nights. Box 251-E, Star. ID.
MAID, colored: g.h.w. cook and laundry;
stay some nights or live in; refs; chill
dren. Phone GE. 1850.
MAID. COOK, neat appearing. No Sun
DAY work. Live in or out Give refs.
ed9cation 1 and salary expected. Box
MAID, for Saturdays and Sundays, to stay
at night. Woodley 9435
WOMAN. colored. general housework. assist
with meals; live in; Sc week. Warfleld
WOMAN, white, experienced, care for two
couple; stay nights references required.
small children and home Of employed
WOMAN. white, elderly, live in country;
Star, Star "'' ''''0 week. BOX S'"-h'
WOMAN. white. for general housework for
couple employed; with or without laundry;
state WAGES. Box 274-E, Star.
WOMAN, white. room and board in ex-
iamlly OF l. CHESTNUT 7493.
WOMAN colored,, settled honest; reliable,
neat; g,hw;, good plain cook, able to plan
meals; used to country; stay nights; SIS
wk Box 1895. River rd.. Bethesda Md
WOMAN white housekeeper. 40 to so
years age; salary: live in; 8 In family:
IN Va. Box BEE Star.
WOMAN. white. settled experienced. take
S charge OF home and small child; live in.
old baby. general housework. cooking; live
IN. 4l10 14th St. Apt. .
WOMAN, white, settled care for home
Snd WndGaH shidren paa for employed mother; live in
MARY MOsELEY. former employe of Mrs.
Barry Call Wisconsin 4Sll
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PERSONAL.
(ontinuedl

COMPETENT MALE NURSE DESIRES Po..
sltion; massage treatments given. Call
ROOM AVAILABLE IN NURSES HOME
care. good food; special diets II desired.
Eaii EaTge; cool porches; @ doctors references.
very Cheerful hnaM MAs xAcnfGx
naIh. tray service, special care. EN-. 0644.'
PROFESSIONAL DREssMAKING ALTER
atlons, draperies; June special, dresses, $:};
a44 St L. osS7% sssSfysf oafi %fns any yeuns sime
REDUCING sPECIALl 9 TREAT, SIS; RE-
REDUIRE ATEIIER. Ma si34, 1880 K NV.
GET INFORMATION WHICH SHOULD
dtionins home or once; also increased ef-
nciency. Learn what proper air-condi-
MeRan s 70 Ssgr health Nc
coNyALEsCENcE HOME FOR INVAIDs
District. Falls Church 3I77-J.
FILIPINO WOMAN WANTS MENDING.
ssed for Phone sseSiss EssSs eo
SMALL BOYS CAMP. JUNE 30-Au1e. 3lst:
week. month or season; open inspection.
Gounsellors, sl1 90 week. Call MI. 6967.
Director interview.
beau. beau. colored Mexican beach hats: large
seiec; s very reas. Adams 5s97. Sunday
and evenings
VACANCY IN NURSING HoME-LOVELY
nrSt-noor room for aged invalids and
conValescents; tray service special diets.
nurslng care: doctors reference. 1926
upton st. NV. Emerson 1882
BEMoRRHoIDs ERAD1cATED By MI
own method Results effective tor . Hfe-
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK
1916 Columbia rd Adams 03Ss
MT. PLEASANT. 1871 PARK RID. NV
Lovely rm. for refined, settled gentleman.
IN detached pvt. home: refs. CO. 9Ss7
EVERY TYPE DONE REASONABLY BY
EXPERT. ANNA DWORKIN, 1876 IRVING
ST NV. ADAMS S112
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOD WAIT
Private Waitine Rooms
Robt; B Scott Dental Tech Rooms 90l- -902
WeStory Blds. fi05 18th at Met 1898
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED.
CLEANED, POLISHED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Modern Dental Laboratory, Room 502
Westory Bldg. 14th and F N w. MA. ora.
MEET FRIENDLY FOLKS
THROUGH FAY THOMPSON.
NE. 81 g After 5. or Box 26O-A Star 16s
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SALESWOMEk.

AMAZING NEW OPPORTUNITY, food bust
ness! Start spare time Samples (S6 90
worth) shipped on trial plan II reliable
Zanol 2S49 Monmouth, Cincinnati Ohio.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COOK. white. lst-class. for boarding house;
also helper. 2ll4 18th st. NV.
COUPLE. settled, dependable (no child) |;
comfortable basement quarters for serv-
ices woman full time. but man must
have other steady job 11l7 De Sales. .
COUPLE, 1909 / 7th St NV, housekeeper
services in exchange quarters and meals;
man employed twhite)
COUPLE, colored, settled. no children. as
'anitors Tor apt bldg; quarters for Serv-
ices; woman full time. but man must have
other steady Job, "a GE. 1883, ewes.
FARM COUPLE. steady. settled; salary
pasis this year: no drinking; man to farm.
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GIRL. colored, neat, with reference. de-
Sires morning part-time work. Phone MI.
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SAlESkAEN.

YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATE to sell high
schools and colleges. Complete line of
school jewelry and invitations. Drawing
account against commissions. Metal Arts
Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
BY NATIONALLY KNOWN FIRM for
be married; age, 80 to 40. Position perm
anent with unusual opportunity for ad-
vancement to man of ability. Company
car furnished Reply stating oualfica-
PROMOTION sS TYPE SALESMAN for new
com. o. Box 2S5. MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
SALESMAN wanted. with knowledge of
dishwashing machines and compounds;
splendid commission proposition. either
whole or part time, to sell our dishwash-
HEAT unit feeder, Pioneer Chemical &
Mfg. Co. Cleveland Ohio
SALESMAN-Opening for additional coll
lector and salesman on established insur-
ance debit Offices 50l Colorado Bldg In
dav morning. June L, from until II am.
SALESMAN to sell drug grocery. con-
fectionery stores razor blades: good com
Gallen Sales Hixon. Rochester, N Y.
MAN WANTED; good nearby Rawlelgh
route now open. If willing to conduct
liea, home service business while earning good
Dept. D F-4-45 Chester. Pa.
MARRIED MEN t3), with autos: chance
to make some money: permanent position
Men living in Arlington preferred. Apply
Jones Bldg. $3.50 Wilson blvd. -Arl.. Va:
Tues, 10 to -.
FULL OR PART. 2 good men needed to fill
out force: old. established company, COM
plete. line of cooling, yentilating and cleo
trIcal appliances: leads furnished; unlimi-
ted opportunity. $50 to 10 am. 1910
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GIRL. colored, neat and intelligent de-
slres work, mothers helper or chfldS
nurse; live in. Decatur 36I7-J
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SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEh.

COUPLE wishes janitor work In exchange
Tor quarters; best refs. Taylor 1850.
COUPLE. white. no children, wants place
on large farm as manager; experienced in
cattle horses. hogs and poultry, combine,
tractor and farming machinery; wife would
consider helping with housework. Phone
Atlantic 5761.
COUPLE. colored, frst-class cook. butler,
g.hW:: caretakers; 3 yrs. one position;
permits: will travel. ME- 1865.
MAN AND WIFE colored. want Job of any
957S.
VOCALIST, guitarist, pianist and bass, ex-
perIenced in night club entertainment; will
give Tree addition. Call A. Harvey, DU.
2SS4
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GIRL. colored, wants part-time lob: no
ave. NV. DI. 800.
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GIRL, colored. neat and refined wants
g,h;w' gnas OF care Of children; good refer
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GIRL, colored, wants lob cooking. general
nousework or ironing: no Saturday work.
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OK-oF-THE-MONTH CLUB. engaging
territory representatives. ADEQUATE compen-
2nd n. 925 l1th st. NV, Monday before
10 am.' or phone DL ITO for appoint
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To man desirous of building a business for
himself. Position demands fine character
aol!ty to meet people. hard work and
years to succeed. To the man with these
Qualities the position will appeal Write
iull particulars covering last & wears
Address Box 3n2-D Star 'e
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1a TO %, wanting to arrange for summer
work: write. state age and when you will
pc ready to start work; sales experience
GneipIui nut not necessary. Box 1856,
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPE -STENO., 10 yrs. expert
ence, capable fun chge.; ex-teacher; start
$50. Call Oxford 1882
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jIRL, colored. from North Carolina. wishes
Work Of any kind: reference Re liza
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LIFE INSURANCE
UNDERGRADUATES

tvo men. thorough training, field assistance
IuiI commission. Call Mr.. Plake, National
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert part-time bookkeep-
ing; books started. audited. balanced; tax
reports; city refs; reas. RA. 313l.
ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly experienced;
taxes, costs. statements. age 81. War
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05

quite so modern as an old-fashioned
engagement tea with which to make
the announcement that Judy loves
John and John doesn't mind at all.
There's nothing so modern, either,
as inviting the young man in the
case and his bachelor friends to the
party. Now, in 1910, afternoon tea
is not the strictly feminine" affair
it has been unjustly accused of be-
ing. On the contrary, Mr.. America
prefers the invigorating pickup, just
as long as he can take his tea ex-
actly as he likes! This may mean
with clove-spiked lemon, or touch
of candied ginger, perhaps.
Since the boys hate fuss and frills,
and like girl to come straight to
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
TRINITY Nv. LUTHERAN CHURCH

Or,lcr of sunday services:
Early English service, 80 am.
German service. 9:lI am.
Sunday school. 30 am
Second English service. 10 10 AIN.
Next sunday Trinity will begin hold
in" an added early service. This ar
iangement will continue throughout
the next two months. This sunday. in
all three services. holy communion
will bc celebrated. Pastor Z. }.
KrIhnke will speak ON. The Christian
and Ills Vacation" 1he text is Mark
q. Job
Next Tuesday. at : 30 pm. Trinity'>
Junior Walther league and the LIB NJ.
will meet in the school.
Wednt >day evening ut 800 the
weekly sunday school te;IcheIN inStl-
nIr will Ice held. The Lutheran La
dies Auxiliary will meet ut pm.
On Thursday morning at ii o'clock,
the Ladies' Aid will sponsor an outing
at Elizabeth park. The entire group
will meet Ut the school, Oak and Fifth
streets. before leaving.
The I.uthriun hour il still being
broadcast each sunday afternoon at
30 Ii may be- heard over station
CkLW.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
California Health Set-Up
HELPS Migrant Laborers

The California department of pub
lie health credits health education
and wholesome immunizations with
preventing epidemics Of communi-
cable diseases among migrant
workers coming to California from
the southwest dust BOWL area
DR.. Walter M. Dickie, director OF
the department, says: 1T was the
first of several great migrations to
California that has not been accom-
panied by epidemics."
The states public health record
has never been better, he said, de-
spite lack of sanitary provisions,
crowding exposure and malnutritiou
of migrants.
The states public health record
the health of the migratory work
ers, Dr. Dickie explained, includes
operation of three station wagons
fitted as travelling clinics and sta
tioning field health workers in agri
cultural areas.
Each of the clinics carries a ply
sician, public health nurse and
sanitarian. Field workers include
medical school workers and sam
tary engineers.
The department workers have
given total of 23,70l smallpox vac
cinations, performed 74,257 inocula-
tons against typhoid fever, conduct
ed a tuberculin test campaign that
included examination of $500 select
ed migrants and have held numer-
Gus health classes among workers
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
Motor Car 'Adventuring'
Taxes RESPONSIVENESS

Not until he is better equipped To
meet emergencies will the motor
traveller be able to enjoy the more
distant touring detectives success
fully, according to veterans who
know from experience that nothing
is more important in motor adven-
turing than reSourcefulness. They
see in the present lack OF ingenuity
and experience in outdoor life the
principal barrier TO more extensive
motoring off the beaten track
With an experience kit no better
equipped than the average cars tool
kit, today's tourist often is badly
licked before he starts out. He as
sumes there is gas station on
every corner and every highway is
lined with telephones. Not until he
is faced with breakdown or loses
his way does he realize the impor
lance of self-relianCe backed by pre-
paredness. 1t is then he appreciates
that his automobile has suddenly
made this a much bigger country
than he thought il to be.
When everything depends on you
some of the simplest steps are likely
to be overlooked Why, for in
stance, let the engine idle when try
ing 10 get your bearings? This
wastes gasoline and may be short
cut TO being unable TO proceed. Why
not drive up to the top of the nearest
hill to get an idea Of the lay of
the land? You may be able to sight
the main road from this point
Your directions can be determined
from such a lookout and you may
see a nearby town. If there is no
handy hill and the fuel supply is
low it is good plan to send a mem
Der of the party on foot expedition
to look for house or more heav-
lily travelled road. Some one should
stay in the car and sound the horn
from time to time. This is an eK
cellent way to mark the point at
which the party has become lost.
Resourcefulness counts at every
step. When faced with the problem
of getting light for tire change
at night the reliant motor tourist
noses the car toward large tree
and benefits by the indirect lighting
from the headlights playing on the
tree trunk. This also is effective.
when light is needed for an under
the-hood repair job.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
BOARD OF EDUCATION


June %, l94O-
An adjourned regular meeting of
the meeting IF June IL, 1910 was held
in the superintendent : office June ~.
1910 The meeting wa> yailed To order
10y the president WIN. \. Marsh at
80 L. VI. There We're present: TTus-
tees Block. IIomeiSter. Johnson. Marsh
and Tucker. Absent Trustees kalash
al Steele.
Trustee Block moved that the plans
submitted for the Improvement of the
office be approved and the work au-
thUrized in accordance with the plans.
Trustee Homei>ter seconded the mo-
tiUn.
Ayes: Trustees Block. IIomeister,
Johnson. Marsh and Tuckti.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
Trustee johnson moved that the dir
t-ctur of health education. Jack uender-
son be placed on l2-month salary for
one year. July |. 1910 To June 80. 1911.
at $4,000 pc! calendar month.
Trustee. Tu, -ker seconded the motion.
Ayes Trustees Block. IIUmeiSter
Johnson. Marsh, Tucker.
Nays: None
The motion WIS carried.
Trustee Block moved L" adjourn.
+ u>tce Tucker seconded the motiou.
Ayes Trustees Block IIOmci>ter,
Johnson. Marsh and Tucker.
Nays Nome.
The motion wa~ carried.
ARTHUR +. BAISLEY.
Secretary
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
FOIR HATS IN RING
FOR GOVERNORSHIP

Four candidates. and there may be
more. have already Sgnified their IN
ttntion of seeking the gOvernOr>hlp OF
Michigan ut the fall elections. Cover
nor Luren Dickinson has Indicated that
he. will seek reelection. Opposing him
an the Republican ticket will be- Miller
=. Dunckel. present state treasurer
and o. l.. Smith. Detroit attorney.
state Highway Commissioner Muir
raw ID. Van Wagner will seek the
enbernatOrial nomination on the Dem
Ocratic ticket.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05

Eleanor Howe's Cook Book
Easy Entertaining" gives you
menus and tested recipes for al
most every kind of party; there's
a menu with recipes) for a re-
ception for the bride; there are
outdoor supper menus for beach
parties, picnics, hikes; and there
are countless menus and hints for
planning children's parties, holi-
day parties and bridge parties,
too. Send 10 cents in coin to
Easy Entertaining" care Flea
nor Howe, 919 North Michigan
Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, and get
your copy of this useful booklet,
now.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05

strings of the tea-balls.
Cookies are to the male what
candy is to the baby . the most
desirable bon-bon in the world of
sWeetmeats. So if you know
any girl who has gotten herself en-
gagged and is about to tell the world
so suggest that she invite the
boys along with the girls to hear the
glad news and tell her to be gen.
erous with the cookies!
Frosted Squares.
4 eggs
2 cups light brown sugar
2 cups -four
2 teaspoons baking powder
! teaspoon cinnamon
IA teaspoon salt
tablespoons cocoa
cup nutmeats (broken)
cup raisins or dates (cut fine)
teaspoon vanilla
Beat eggs until very light. Add
sugar gradually, continuing to beat
until the mixture is very light and
fluffy. Sift together the flour, baking
powder, cinnamon, salt, and cocoa.
Add the first mixture, blending thor
oughly. Then add nuts, raiSins or
dates. and vanilla. Spread in shall
low, creased pans and bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees) for
about Is minutes. Remove from pan
while still warm. Frost with choco-
late peppermint confectioners' sug-
ar icing. Cut in squares.
Little Swedish Tea Cakes.
/ cup butter
~ cup sugar
! egg
2 cups cake flour
IA teaspoon salt
l teaspoon vanilla extract
Ice cream
Cream butter and add sugar slow
w Cream well. Add well beaten
egg and blend. Sift flour once be-
fore measuring and then sift again
with salt. Add and blend in flavor
ing. Place a rounded teaspoonful
of batter in very small creased muf-
fin tins az inches in diameter).
press batter up sides and over bot
tom so that there is hollow in the
center. Fill this hollow with an al
mond filling (about teaspoonfuD.
Chinese Cakes.
makes 3 dozen)
/ cup butter
l2 cup granulated sugar
2l2 cups flour
y cup blanched almonds (broken)
/ teaspoon vanilla
! cup powdered sugar
Cream butter and sugar. Add
-four and almonds. Knead. Shape
into small balls and place on
creased cookie sheet. Bake in mod
crate oven (375 degrees) 20 min
utes, or until done, but not brown.
Remove from cookie sheet with
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
BananaS-an Oddly

Less than 70 years ago bananas
were an oddly in the United States.
So unusual was the fruit that a
bunch of bananas on exhibit at the
Philadelphia centennial in 1875 at
tracted crowds of curious visitors.
Today, bananas are a familiar item
of American diet, imported into the
country chiefly from Central Amer
lea, Jamaica, Mexico, Cuba, and
Colombia. In 1893, more than
$4,000 stems of bananas were
shipped to the United States. the
largest share coming from Central
America.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
Mans Oldest Food

Barley has been called mans
Oldest food" says a bulletin from
the National Geographic society.
Widely grown now, from subtrop-
ical lands to regions beyond the
Arctic circle, this hardy cereal was
cultivated in China, according to an
Gent records, 20 centuries before.
Christ. The Egyptians, Greeks, and
Romans knew it, as did the ancient
lake jewellers of Switzerland. It
even thrives on the roof of the world
$4,000 feet up in the mountains of
Tibet and northern India.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
Best Seat in the House

Americans in Rome can't get over
the Italian paradox of asking for
the best seat in the house" at any
of 1taly's leading motion picture
theaters and being sold seat in
the gallery. It's the result of an
old Roman custom going back to
the days of the Caesars. When no
bility spoke to the people, nobility
spoke from balcony looking down
on the populace. When mobility"
visits the theater today, nobility
watches from the balcony. Thus an.
orchestra seat" third or fourth.
row center, is considered a poor
choice in Italy although it's the best
in the house in America.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05

moderate oven 1865 degrees) Is to
80 minutes. Cool and cut cake into
small hearts with a cookie cutter.
Ice with Queen of Hearts Icing.
Queen of Hearts Icing.
2 cups granulated sugar
Is teaspoon cream tartar
l cup hot water
Confectioners sugar, sifted
(about l lb.)
Red vegetable coloring
Cook sugar, cream of tartar and
water in a saucepan until a thin
syrup CPS degrees) is formed. Cool
slightly. Then add enough confec-
TONERS sugar to make an icing of
pouring consistency. Add food col
oring and then pour over the hearts,
covering them thoroughly with the
icing.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

The United States civil Service Com
mission has announced open competi-
TIVE examinations for The positions
listed below. The salaries given are
subject To retirement deduction of
312 per cent.
Bilin@ual ~teno@raphcr, 81 500 ii
Hcal. department of stale. Optional
language groups are Spanish and
French. Spanish and Portuguese. Eng
fish and Portuguese.
Visual information specialist. S3.SOO
a year: associate. $500 Il year: as
>i>tant $1,000 Il year.
Marine surveyor. $500 a year. Uni
ted States Maritime Commission.
Inspector. welding. $1,000 year. the
Panama canal, for duty in the contin-
entail United States.
Senior engineering aid topographic
S2.U0 Il year. L. ). geological survey.
Engineering craftsman (ordnanreD
Sl.SU a year: chief. S2.FU a wear
principal. S2,300 year: senior. $1,000
It year: assistant. $1.62U Il year: navy
department and war department.
Inspector engineering materials
taerOnauticalD. S2.OOO a wear: senior.
5000 Il year: junior. 81 500 year
navy department. for duty i'm the
field wherever assigned.
Associate aircraft Inspector Cfac-
tory. $1,000 a year: associate air car
rier maintenance inspector. $500 Il
year: Civil AeronauticS Authority.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
WydndOtte in
Years Gone By
40 YEARS AGO

Twenty thousand lronle We g expect
ed To attend the dedication of the new
church and l,ar,s.hiaI school of 81
Mary of Mt. Carmel parish. ON sunday.
July :. Polish delegations from De
trUit and Toledo were ,1le,.I,.d Ia nc.
count for the large attendance. Bishop
Foley conducted The. dedication 90 g.
monies.
The tax rate i'm the First and Third
wards was Il triflr oyer 81 II Der 500
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-07-05
VETERAN IN HOSPITAL
WISHES CORRESPONDENCE

Mrs. William Clark. and daughter
Shirley. of PHO Fifth street, left Mon
day night for the Veterans hospital at
Hines. ILL.,. where the husband and
father. William Clark, underwent a
sE.riulS operation on "Wednesday. Mr..
Cltak i a member IF WyandOtte post.
No. ll36. Veterans of Foreign Wars
Anyone wishing tu col respond with MT
Clark may address letters Ia ward ID.
VrItGan>' hospital. Hines, Ill.