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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
CITY T|CK ET
FOR PA MARY
Up TO DATE

since The Herald BtSt week publish
Ell the list of candidates for places ~
thu, primary ballot, several aSpiraut,
have been added
Last day for filing for Il pia,~- On
he primary ballot il March 7-m"re
than a month hence.
This j. the list II candidates -
date.
Nayur-ThpmH 4 Davis. Louis W
B4hm
II-y Clerk -I4iWreH.P j LaC"irS,-.
C:i-y Tr,-iSurer-J0ln I. McWh;rte-.
City Assessor Edward w. Kane.
Roy Thei>en. Wesley "A Richards
Justice # the Peai4-R0y COOme-.
Herbert z. Schendei, Gerald f. GaSS.
J. SepL J. George
As>,a.iat., JuSti,+A-Arn0ld Locker. A
M.Iinden. Philip q. Preston, Herbert
Lehman. ManJn BakhauS
Cnunrilueql.-;i George g. Benin. Louis
Rrvhl. ST. FNri Waga r. Kenneth Kane.
John Fdulder. Frank McEIr6y. Victor
T;ir- n>ki.
CUI>tab.P-kUt>~el HANDS. Ernest
Is. Clemens, Elmer f. Du-
Charnr George Carroll. Jr., Walter
Zub. wSki. Alex. ROtfiermal Charles
Sanders. Andrew John PavleCk.
Considerable mystery prevailed
when two Biddle aveiiue business men
secured nomina ting petitions at the
rffi,t. Of the city clerk. late last week
NJ particular office was named aS he
ing sought and none has yet been
divu'geSd By the aforesaid business
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Asleep at Whesl
Runs Into Cars

\ police report states that January
-. | - .. m Clyde krau>er. 2l
Years old. of 800 Fifth street Tren-
ton. fell asleep ut the wheel of his car
while drivin" south um Biddle avenue
The car cut across and ran into a
Brick sedan going north. owned aud
operated 10y Paul Carter. -. of 32>
Oak street. and this oar in turn ran
into a Plymouth coach owned and be-
ing driven north by Frank Ray Fin
ley - years old. of pa Cherry street.
The Buick suffered about 5000 dam
age. the Plymouth coach. So No one
vas injured. The accident occurred at
Forest aud Biddle
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
To
CLOSE PLANT
SAYS BOARD.

The Beard II Wayne County Road
; commissioners have addressed At letter
e, the mayor AMI Council of the city
e WyandOttc declaring that il w"Ad
az impossible to cease operation Of the
Wyandottc srwasc disposal plant until
,nch Time a. the prtr,iJ plant j. opcr-
Ijins.
The Gonucil. upon motion of C"un-
,.lmaIl Louis W Benin, had asked that
this IL. dome
Says the COmmi~>i,n:
This project. together with six other
sewage disposal units throughout
Wayne county was constructed aS a
I'WA protest aud. in accordance with
i'WA rcSulal ions, il WAS necessary Ia
i';at,. these units i'm service a. rapidly
= they were completed. The purpose
II this regulation il To- provide tests
FIR the many mechanical units. all of
which were required 10 meet specific
guarantees under the project specified
tons
Even had il not been required to
make these tests il still would have
Teen necessary To keep the plants man
red Z" maintain the buildings and
more particularly 10 maintain the
mechanical unil> which might easily
tieteriOrate through di>u>t' than from
continual operation
II must be remembered that the
Wayne county sewage disposal system
~ operated aS Il complete unit rather
than individual plants and the cost Of
t.D.ra ion Of the entire system il 10 he
borne equally by the users based TN
water meter readings. For this reason
Z would bt. impossible To temporarily
discontinue The. operation If the Wy
sndotie plant for the reason thai sew
axe >Iud"c from all oHIying plants is
'spo>cd uf 10y mciHeraTi0n ar this
plant.
We trust that the above will salts
flctorily answer your questions re
carding the operation Of the new sew
s.r disposal pfant. We extend you and
yulr citizens an invitation To inspect
the uperati ions of the plant.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Authors Pictured
in Stamp Series

Postmaster Adam PrzybylSki an
IulMCeS that the following series "f
stamps showing famous American au-
thUrS will be on sale at the Wyand"tte
po<tOffiCp on the dates designated :
One-cent Washington Irving. on and
after january 30: 2-cent James FEM
more Cooper. on and after January
20: 3-cent Ralph Waldo Emerson. "n
and after February Is: j-cent Louisa
May Alcott. on and after February g.:
lO-,trt Samuel l.. Clemens on and
after February IL
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
OFFICES RANSACKED
ON TUESDAY NIGHT

Two offices over the Kre>ge store
were broken into early Tuesday night.
Tie visitors removed glass from the
office door of Laurence Latta and
pried open the front door of Maurice
Reistman'S office. The place was ran
sacked. but nothing taken. The thieves
were evidently looking for cash, as
several valuable articles were left IN
touched
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
REVEALS
NO OPERATORS LICENSE

Mrs. Wanda Smith. PC. 1856 Eighth
street. drew ticket for mo opera tors
license" following a collision on Lind
bergh avenue between Antoine and
Goddard Monday afternoon. Billie Joe
Carter. 16 OF 334 BOndie street, ran
into Mrs. Smiths car. doing total of
$40 damage 10 both cars
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Asks Curtailment
Of Advertising

! l.. SorenSOn, president 0f The Wy
and 'rte Taxpayers aSSoci3 ion. Tues
day night sent in communication 70
tie Council asking that lie city'S le
Sal advertising De- Inserted only in pa
ltrr> entitled To receive them He ais,
Thought the annual report Of the MUM
cipal Service Cor mission had been ad-
yertiSed in N ut-r not in accordance
with the stat statute
The letter was referred to the city
attorney
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Home Institute
Day Tuesday

The next mcctin. of the Tuesday
Study club. un February q. has been
designated ~ home institute day.
Addresses will IL delivered by Miss
Irene Hickey. home economist for the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company.
on New Trends in Foods" Mrs Rob
trl Fields. >tyli>t for The J. l.. Hudson
Company will speak un Advanced
Spring styles" and Mrs. Margaret
Clark OF The Browne and clark studio.
Trenton. will talk 0n "tambiuing Col
,r> for Effect
The meeting will TX ANld in the city
hall club rooms
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Waltz Resident
Passes at 81

Thomas Hamilton. ~ years Of age.
of y1i1:} Clark road. Waltz died sud
denly III Receiving hospital at Detroit
last Friday He is survived by son.
John. of the same address The body
was shipped OH Saturday afternoon
from the Nixon funeral home for bur
ial Monday in RamseytOwn Pa
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Council Doinss

The WyandOtte Boat club has been
granted permission 10 hold a meeting
i: the Council chamber OH February s
The Council and city officials have
been invited To attend the annivt r>arl
doing of City of WyandOtte post, Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars. on February L.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Tires Punctured
on Grove Street

Some one with II peculiar sense OF
humur on Wednesday punctured the
tires of automobiles owned by Clar
enCp PickenS and his son. of 524 Grove
street. Flat tires also greeted other
residents of the neighbOrhOOd.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Delinquent Taxes
Are Appertioned

The, SUM Of S2o.t'S.O5 In "Eahdo'te
G,linuuent taxes. collected 10y the
county treasurer OUTING 'T'o~r. mas
l..en ,pportioned by the Council as
follows:
BEARD Of Edc;ltion. "lfraUiiSS IVo.'o
Eo.rd of EtlwatiOn, debt
service - ------------- l''--''l
Hoard of Edn'Ati"n. sfh"oi
h,ild;ug 334 II
~.;.I sment account 1854 AZ
crnar., frnd 1907 so
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
POTATOES,
SWELL SOMEONE'S LARDR

Forty quarts Of canned toma toes and
Il buShel Of potatoes were stolen from
under the living quarters of Edmund
Kolakowski. 413I Seventh street on
Sunday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02

\ diphlheria card was posted at 147
Miller street on Wednesday. Warning
cards were put up at 1871 Eighth
street, 1874 Third street, 1131 Liz
coin, and 155 Maple street.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
STOLEN
DURING DEMONSTRATION

The CARVER Hardware Company
held II factory demonstration of tools
last Saturday During the afternoon
S,nle one lifted a Miller FaIk cleo
iric drin. Two double +. a>TmaSter
toaster>. one Sunbeam electric iron
lnaSter. and "a Proctor electric iron.
The loot had n total vaIne Of So.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
Garden Club TO
Meet Feb ruary J

The next regular meeting Of the Wy
andOtte Garden club will he held on
Wednesday. February : The speaker
will he Margaret Eckhardt. director
If III clubs in Wayne county.
Following The meeting te. will be-
served in homer of The new Officers
and members
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
$500 Stolen
at Sunset Cate

Someone broke into the apar; ment
over the Sunset cafe on Central ave
Tue the night of Jan 80. by forcing
the lock on the rear door and robbed
the place of about $500
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02

Ia seeking political office. George
follows in the footsteps Of his father.
Edward A. George. an outstanding fig
IRE in the earlier political life Of the
city. having served a city trea >urer-
member of the School Board. and later
as councilman.
George il single and lives with his
pareniS III 3D26 Van Al>tyme boulevard.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
STRANGER IN STOLEN
CAR HAS HECTIC TINE

A car belonging to Julius Ditto was
stolen from in front of his home last
Friday night The thief. in making his
getaway. nearly ran over Il pedestrian.
then struck tree. left the ear and
started to ,,ha>,. several persons
The ear was damaged tO tire extent
81 SD
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02

Wayne county has been allocated
SAT-. S37 GA AZ the final payment of
1919 highway funds
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Football and Other
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
DAYTON PRIEST ASKS PRES.
ROOSEVELT TOAD ENGLAND
NEGROES ADVISED TO PREPARE
FOR PLACE IN DEFENSE PROGRAM

PHILADELPHIA tANp) - Be-
cause certain clauses in the National
Defense Act make possible subtle.
if not puposefts evasion Of the Ne
gro worker IN the Defense Program,
colorea Americans This week were
warned by an authoritative source
to he aler and prepare themselves
~ lii III the new areas Of labor which
will be oIened III with initiation Of
The plan.
4 So ectlve choosing clause IN
the Act may result il discrimination
10 certain classes. groups or races,
IN Official release from the Division
of Negre Research and Planning Of
the Pennsylvania Department of La
Dor AMI Industry. declares.
All employed workers should reg
istel immediately IL local State km
nloyment Services and those who
have registered should renew their
cards with the latest employment ne
| tivity. the release contlnuse. TIN
| vml eyed, quahtied school teachers,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

who are eligible for teaching posi-
tions III vocational trades, can avail
themselves Of the opportunity for
employment by application to State
and locn boards OF Vocational train-
ing.
III the educational field. the re-
lease points out. the discretionary
power delegated to locu school Of
ficials to determine employability Of
an individual may pave the way
for further discrimination
That the Negro workman must
prove his ability, his willingness, his
need and his skill III order that the
haaic requirements To full participa-
tion i'll chs mammoth program will
be met by him. il stressed by the
re ease which further advises gain
ing full knowledge Of NIL aapcets OF
the National Defense Program. =
a recent survey OF Negro workers
in an important industrial area
shows dearth of labor IN the inn
(Cs~tsnasd On page %
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
All E-aEEE NDsN1,,
CHAMPIONS ARE
ENTERED in
NATIONALS

WILBERFORCI, Ohio--A thoue'i
entry lists for the 2ath Annual
Championships of the American
Tennis Association, August 1924
will not close unit August nth, IN
tries from every defending champion
have already been received:
Mems SinglesJames McDaniels,
New Orleans, La.
Women's Singles--F. ora Lomax,
Detroit, Mich.
Veterans Singles-Dr. John B.
Garrett, Tuskegee, Ala.
Junior Singles-Robert Ryland
Chicago, I'll.
Girls Sing .es--V Vivian Murphy
Buffalo, NY.
Nassau, Bahamas.
Boys Singles Robert Isaacs
Mems Doubles james McDaniels
New Orleans, La, Richard Cohen
NV Orleans. La.
Women's Doubles Margaret Pc
teYs, Tuskegee, Ala, Romania Pc
tcrs, Tuskegeo, Ala.
Mixed Doubles-Ora Washington
Philadelphia, Pa, DR.. Syiveste'
kContinued on pxge EIsHTl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
First Negro To Be Named
10 Highway Patrol
Anywhere In US. Will
Be Appointed Soon In Ohio

COLUMBUS, O.--Appointment of
Sanford Roam, 25-year-old Columbus
Negro, The Chic State Highway
Patrol II ,,pected soon.
The aanointment is contingent
upon Raaa passing a physical eS-
aminati Il and obtaining passing
graaa ii the pasrol school Of instruc-
tion, ST. ring Friday, August l6, at
0hio State University.
Roam has recently passed physical
examinations similar to those of the
Ohio highway patrol, and no hitea
is anticipated in that direction.
Appointment Of Roan by Brig.
Gen. Robert $. Beight. .er, director,
Ohio department Of highways, of
which the highway patrol is the law
enforcement division, will be made
rs quickly as the young man pas
ses his physical examinati n
This appointment will mark the
frs. tme anywhere in the United
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

Of Governor Bricker to extend rec
ognition to the Negro in every de-
rafn ntpaI af tass where he M M
bers Of the race mrs able 70 qualify
for the available position.
The appointment Of young Roam
to the patrol was hailed today by
l.. @. Payne Of Cicvc and. MS de-
served recognition Of the Negro by
Governor Bricker. who has proven
himself a friend Of our race in maxi
ing appointments to important state
positions. | am sure that Sanford
Roam viii qualify for the position he
to his race in the performance Of
the duties assigned to him.
seeks. and that lie will bring credit
Mr.. Payne heads up III Negro ac-
tivities in Ohio, and speaks with au-
thority when lie discussed recogni-
tion Of his people by Governor
Bricker in manning state posts.
Records today reveal that there
are more Negroes employed in the
| numerous departments Of state than
ever before was the case in any
previous Administrations.
lssstiasek On pass 1io1EE
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

His IN acy
The President the United States
The White House,
Washington, DC.
Excellency.
This no. nmg | received from an
uaiml cachable source an authentic
account of the present dangerous
situation Of the British Navy with
respect to its rapidly dwindling num-
Der of destroyers TO enable It to
meet successfully the totnlitarian
encm This enemy is Americas
also.
The account told also Of the very
larg, number Of aged and unused
destipyers in p session Of our own
Navy, destloyers that can be made
avai able to Britain to supply her
naval depletion in this category
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WASHINGTON (ANp) = Estab-
lisi z u lr4csas Al "a iae tleoart-
menl, inf tlna.ion from sources close
to the Office of the chief Of stall,
Gen. Marshal declaae a..a, lie anne
of Col y. o. Davis, now command
ing officer If New York's famous
36ath regiment, has been accepted
Ia act on the general staff immedi-
atc.v under Cen. Marshall, to handle
good OF Negroes in the army and IN
affairs pertaining to the welfare and
the future drafts.
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without IN any Nag 'ieiis eut
nava. suificiency or impcrll lng eai
safety.
Every person acquainted with the
astounding philosophy and rao-
gramme of Mein kampf. the German
political textbo akss-knows that Ger-
many, Coined with Ita'y end seem
ingly Japan, has undertaken re-
volutionary task through murder,
cruelty, falsehood, treachery, ana
war to make the world totaiitarlan
and easltved. Great Britain alone
today. in defense Of Democratic
Freedom tenioyed a'so by Ameiiea)
bears the brunt Of talitarian ON
! aught III air, on sea, on land.
1t is admitted and p4oclalihed BY
nationally experienced nten, experts
in the armed forces Of oul Nation
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Top row, left To right Br thor
Clement Gross. S,M., II Troy seal
and Brothers Robert Bader, John
Gibbons, Norbert Sturm and Maurice
Boyer tall Of the Society Of Mary.
Second row: Sister Mary Assump-
tua, Sister Cortilia and Sister Mary
Sienna, all Of the Congregation of
the Precious Blood. Walter Stcb-
bins, Sister CoIetta, Sister Manetta
and Sister Ludmilla, all of the Con-
gregation of the Precious Blood.
Third row Marian Gnryitz kopaove,
Alma Crawford, Ardene Sterhens,
Isabel Moore and Gertrude Sykes.
FROM row: Sister Sc Philip, SIN y.
and Sitter C,aiita. MS. q Absent at
tho time the photograph wns taken
was Paul Beare.
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NAACP WANTS CONSCRIPTI0N
BILL AMENDED TO GUARANTEE
RIGHTS OF NEGROES TO SERVE
IN ALL BRANCHES ARMY, NAVY

NEW YORK intng out that
There can be no unitv snson2 our
citizens as long as both the execu-
tive and legislative branches Of the
Government deliberate Y Disregard
at least one-tenth Of the population
the National Association for the Ad-
vancement OF Colored People urged
rs United States Senators TO give
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Reveal Colonel Davis To ADVISE
On Negro Affairs In War Dept.

Following the lead OF tha United
States Government Employee sa
their president. Edgar G. Rlo"n
who sometime back suggested ti.s
name OF Lieut., b. @. Davis, Jr., a.
d man fitted TO take over such t
rost in the new defense pr gram, ths
chief OF staff took under adyisemenf
several names, it is reliably reported
When he came to the biography and
record Of Co.. Davis and discussed
the same with his associates, the
(Ceasisuad an rses ~
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III 4 bert continued by saying
that as long as we still can con-
tribute individuals, formed according
to the maxim Of Aristotle TO char
aetcr By the noble teacher" formed
according to the mind of Christ, SO
long shaE we devote the best of our
manhood and womanhood to the
work of education.
The brief ceremonies climaxed
the summer session and saw the be-
slowing of degrees upon % seniors.
fmany Of whom have studied part
time for several years to fulfill the
requirements
Urban Deger was heard ut the
console Of the organ and the Marian
ist choir presented two vocpi NUM-
bers. The audience joined in sing
ing "God Save America and the
Dayton anshen. -