The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-02-07
air. Lawrence j. LaCOurse.
City Clerk,
WyandOtte, Michigan.


ou@hiy and the three contracts in ques-
sion have been awarded to the Oregon
Shipbuilding. at Portland. Oregon;
California Shipbuilding, Los Angeles
ga the Houston Corporation in Texas.
have also talked to the Navy Con
~.itc,Ion division and have been ad-
Ni~' that no new shipyards are being
const mplated 1T this time in and
around Michigan.
kcGrCtting that more favorable i'll
,.luJtiun could not be given, | remain
Sincerely yours,
John LeSinSki
Received and placed OH file
The Honorable,
The Mayor and City Council.
city of Wyandotte, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
LII reply to your letter of December
II. 1910. enclosing copy of "A com
municatiOn from the Ladies Civic club
aud the one dated January BIRD, 1911,
with communication from the Citizens
Club of Polish Descent, requesting the
installation of traffic lights at the cor
ncr of Eureka and Twelfth Streets,
also at Oak and Tenth Streets. please
he advised that traffic survey was
made at these intersections
y report of the survey made by
Chief Rutledge is attached. Ii is self
explanatory and meets with the ap-
prOval of the Board.
Yours very truly,
Board of Police and Fire Com
miSSiOnerS.
Ralph +. WahOwiak,
Secretary.
Received and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and City Council.
WyandOtte, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
should like to request of your
Honorable Body that you authorize
bids to be placed for new car for the
Health Department Inspector, since
bids on old ears almost apprOximate
the amount that would be spent on a
new one
Very truly yours,
y. ID. mclaughlin. VI. D.,
Commissioner uf Health
Referred to Council
The Honorable.
The Mayor and City Council
City of WyandOtte, Michigan
Gentlemen:
AT Il regular meeting of the Board
of Police and Fire Commissioners held
February Bird. 1941, the petition Of
Clarence l.. Miller for reinstatement
back salary and special hearing, which
was referred to the Board of Police
aud Fire Commissioners, together with
The City Attorney, Fred Gartner, for
their investigation and Recommended
lion back to the Council, was carefully
and thoroughly reviewed by the Board
and City Attorney.
Please be advised that each and ev-
cry step taken in connection with this
matter was strictly in accordance with
that section of the City Charter gov
crning such cases, which reads as fol-
lows:
Paragraph 101, Section 36, Sub-sec-
ton /. Chapter Z. The Commission may
discipline, suspend temporarily and
discharge permanently any member of
the Police or Fire Departments for
any cause which the Commission. in
the exercise of their discretion, deem
sufficient. provided, however. that Il
statement in writing of the cause or
causes of his suspension or removal
he served upon him and that be given
e hearing before the Commission. The
decision Of the Commission shall be
final"
On September I, 1910, about noon,
Mr. Miller was suspended for being
very much under the influence Of IL
quOr." On the afternoon of the same
day (September 4, 1940) Mr.. Miller
was served with notice of his Sus-
pension. together with copy of the
| charges for which he wis suspended
pending hearing by the Board Oi
! Police and Fire Commissioners.
He was given a hearing before the
| Commission ON September 10th, 1910
found guilty and was sentenced TO re-
main suspended until October l. 1910
| and then report in uniform and be as
| signed to the uniform division.
On September -. 1910. Sergeant
Fred Janneck notified Mr. Miller to re
port for duty at 3 T. NJ. on October
md. 1910
On October Ind. 1910, Mr.. Miller
tclephOned Sergeant Clarence \. Pc
trlSka. saying that he would not re
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| -IGnncC'k
Pursuant to Il rule adopted by the
Hoard under the authority vested IL
| il 10y the Charter, which reads as fol
lows:
Section l1S. Absence Deemed Re
Signation An unexplained absence
without leave of any member OF the
! DeIa rtmeut for five days will be deem
ed and held resignation by Sucf
member aud accepted as such"
Mr. Miller having been absent with
out leave Tor Il period of more thar
| five days. he automatically resigned
aud his resignation WAS accepted by
the Board.
| While in the Department Mr.. Mlllel
had the rank of PatrOlman. He Wa:
not promoted to the rank OF Detective
| rs there is no such rank In this DE
partlnent. He was assigned TO work a:
= Detective, therefore, there was M
demotion or reduction in pay at thi:
| time.
| 1t is the recommendation OF thu
! I:Olrd of Police and Fire Commission
| RS that no further consideration o'
| ;ivtn this matter.
Respectfully submitted,
| Board of Police and Fire Com
m!SSiOnerS.
Ralph f. WahOwiak,
4 So,rofarxs