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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH

Order Of Sunday services:
German service. 9:15 am
sunday school. . 30 I'm.
English service. 10: ~ am
Evening service. 30 pm.
Rev e.. j. Era hnkp Will cUilduG, the
morning services next SUNDAY, speak
iIrg O the gospel T. slCilg for the four
tet'lbth Sunday after Trinity. Luke Il,
l1l9: The Ten Iseper~." me Sunday
evening. service will lps resumed At
~ pm. Rev. r.. \. IIe>SlPr will be-
lin Il ~ert.' If nsrlitsr i,ar> on the life
% -hCrt.S. The first Of tArt Sc i found
ia ExHiltS ,. oil: "MGt> Youth.
Training MRl thOIp.''
.On MOREiy Of next wtSk. pm. the
Voters Assembly will meet in the
ssclsOIl RuEif oGium
Tuorssy. pm. ttR adult class
meets Ihr instruction I'm Christian fun
0LmpihaiS. Al 80 pm. he juniors
tIsA-t
Wednesday. 900 pm. the SuAGfa Y
~ huA TEACHERS institute will be bid.
Thursday. pm. he Board ID I'd
ucatrn will insect
Friday. I'd pm. the ladies choir
,slsl the MAKE chorus m+it for rehstir-
Esil
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Rivet
Made by Dupont

Newest wrinkle in speeding defense
work i an explosive" rivet made by
f.. |. duPOni de \emourS K Company
which is finding increasing acceptance
in the aircraft industry.
Now beiHa manufactured in COM
mep'ial quantities. the rivet is of an
entirely new type. \ high explosive Is
>tcretel in Il cavity at the end of the
shank. Heal applied TO the riyet head
by an ,lectric gun detOnateS the charge.
The explosion expands the charged
end uf the shank. thus forming Il
blind head and setting the rivtt. The
operation il performed from one side
with greater ease and speed than is
possible by any mechanical means now
being used in the aircraft factories.
Engineers estimate that from $40
fastening points in an ll-met;Il pursuit
I,lalk. 10 si'S nEmy as 10000 TN uhe lSirg-
est all-nletal bomber axe accessible
only from one side. That fact has pre-
>eIlted one of the most troublesome
llOttleneckS in tlr mass production Of
fighting planes.
So finely has the explosive charge
been controlled, that the expansion il
effects may be held within limits Of
2O-1OOOth Of an inch-truly an example
III modern development and precision.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
TAKES
ONE Of C|TY'S
OLD RESIDENTS

WyaIdOtte lost one of is oldest res
ldcIitS last SUNDAY. when Mn. Emma
EbtTtS. widow of the late John FIBER ;.
died al the family home. 100 Vine
wood avenue. She WAS 81 years of age.
Mrs. Elbert> wslS born January "A,
$50. at Texas Landing. Ontario on
hp banks of the DetrOit river u short
distance Gh of AmherStburg She
WIS of English ancestry. Her parents.
Isaiah and Sarah Lacey, came from
England in the YEAR 1896 OH the Sailing
vessel Minerva. which required seven
weeks 10 make he passage.
In 1850. when five years of age, the
future Mrs. Eb, rt>. with her parents.
CetIlR across the river in a sail boat.
landing at he Cslptam Bolton property
Oh what ia how VAN AlStyne boulevard
On February {. 1872. John Eberts
and Miss Lacey made Il trip 10 Detroit
VIII re- obey We're married by Prersby
terrain minister Rev. John Preston
Scout. Previously. i'll 1870, Mr. EbeTtS
lad purchased the land on the south
west conner of NinewOOd avenue and
First street. which has been uhe home
stead ever since \ dwelling house.
since rebuilt. WAS occupied ~oOn after
their marriage The young couple
burI~tsd IF having the first c,Etl stove
III WyandOUte. Crown Jewel base
burner. AS there was no coal dealer in
Town, the husband bought carload Gf
coal. This leIl later To his engaging in
the RETAIL coal business, and still later
10 the t-S abliSlrInelM of the business
how conducted by three SunS Of the
couple as EbertS Brothers Company
Mr.. and Mrs EbertS celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary TN Feb
ruary {, 1922. Mr.. EbertS died l. years
ago at+t November
Mis-. DbertS' absorbing ini crest WIS
in her hOma and her family. she was
almost plsSiOmtely fond Of flowers.
Her garden always showed rhe chuic-
est blossoms. and the annual unfold
img Of might blooming cereuS WAS d
neiglIbOrhOOd event Only a f,w days
before her death she spent some time
in The midst Of her beloved flowers
A cheerful outlook upon life, and a
serene. gentle disposition enabled her
to maintain a ZtRt for living until the
very end
She leaves five children. Edith G.
aud Elsie NJ. EbertS. Harry A. EbertS.
Frank III. EbertS and Walter l.. Eb-
ertS: aEAO four grandchildren. John II.
Ebtrts. +. Alwyn BbeitS. Mrs. Fred
eric ]. Keppen and Marijeam EbertS
Funeral services were held at the
residence yesterday afternoon at > 30
O'clock conducted by Rev q. II. Sever
aimee. rector of st. Stephens Episcopal
church. Burial was i'll WOOdmere Gem
etery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Lawrence Gee
Died Yesterday

Lawrence. Tee died yt-- erday morn
in. az the lpnIf - ~s,u. CaldOn Ctt,
3G2O -Four h street NJ. Gee. who WAS
~ years of a@e hiId been in poor
ht.rlLh 1ur The past five years. but the
cIld came. Unexpectedly. He WIS born III
Trenton. bun had b,tIl a rt->idelr of
Wyandotle for thu. lbae$t - years.
Al uI, time Mr.. Gt-,. wa> Il q! aynEin.
hauling frciSr between WyandUtte
and -, Troll before the advent of the
hurumnbilt Mrs. Phyllis Gee. his wife.
PASSED away Last May.
Besides his ~uL. CaldHl he leaves tu
mourn his passing. Mrs. Florence Lid
die. Of WyaIdU t.; Mrs Justine Mon
lie of Ec1r~r: .lyOreIIz~b. of EoOr>e. AND
ASer. IF Ohio: also l. grandchildren
and II -rtsr grandchildren.
Funeral services will be- held Saltur-
,iay morning at - o'Cl,ck from the Nix
onI funeral lume. and sh . 30 from ~.
Pa, lick : church. Burial will be in MI
Carmel cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
AUTO CRASH
KILLS MILTON /.
CRASSWELLER

Milton III. Cra~Sweller. chief engin-
eer sIt the Roosevelt high school. died
in thr WyandOtte General hospital
last iday night. short time after
the car he was driving wes struck by
another car at Fourth and Cherry
streets.
CraS>weller. with his wife and 10
year-old ~On were driving north uA
Fourth street, when the other Car,
driven by Felix PugnO, 10, of 6O9 South
lakewood street, Detroit, crashed into
the side of CraSswellerS car. which
rolled over several times. pinning him
10 the pavement and crushing him sew
erely. Witnesses say that Pugno'S car
wa> travelling at least 20 miles an
hour and WIS racing with another car,
which narrowly missed becoming in-
vOlved in tire accident Both cars fail
cd TO stop 1T Fourth stree. which il
Il through thOlUugtfdpe.
Mrs. CraSSweller and son. Milton,
Jr., We're also taken Iu the hospital
where they are still confined with ser
iOu> injuries. Mr. CraS>weller died ~
minutes after ing admitted To the
hospital.
An occupant of PugnO's car. John
Poll. Is, of 90 BaySide street, was
also seriously Infused and Gaken Ia tha
hospital After receiving treatment,
PugnO wa.S taken into custody by Wy
andO,te police for investigation IN q
charge of manSlaughter by negligence.
Mr.. CraSSweller wae born in Wyan-
dOtte and had spent his entire Life
here. lie had Ken chief engineer at
the Roosevelt high SN.hOOl since itS
construction, about 20 ye.ll : ago
Decea Sel, who waS u years Of aga,
il survived by his wife, Gertrude;
three SONS. Neil. Roger and Milton, Jr.;
his mother. Mrs. George CraSSweller;
four brothers. Harry. of WyandOtte
Charles. Fred and Walter. Of New
York city. and two sisters. Mrs. J. w.
DrySdale, al WyandOtle. and Mrs.
Charles Orth. of DETROIT.
Funeral services wele held at the
Nixon funeral home Tuesday afternoon
III > 30. conducted by Rev G H. Sev-
GRANGE. of ST Stephens Episcopal
church. Burial wells in Michigan Mem
UGtlsi4 IriTk. WyaIEtOtte OddfellOwS had
charge of services III the grave.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Corp. Hattis Wed
in North Carolina

Curp iIatbart IIattiS. sta toned at
Camp Davis. y. G.. and Ruth IIankinS.
dnIlghter uf Mr. and Mrs. John Hank
inS. of Royal Oak. were married San
uriay afternoon in lhe Presbyterian
church at Wilmington. ~ e. Rev. Man
son performed the ceremony
The couple We're attended by kath-
leen Somerset. Of Wilmington. and
Duane Allen. Uf WiSGumSOn. Il conFsln-
ion Of IIat;is ut Camp Rsvi>
The bridegruum. who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse HattiS. of 226 Ge-
dar street, WyandOtte. is member Of
he lrlnd AT Camp Davis, and has also
organized III xOIihme quartette al
the post.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Stand Mute on
Robbery Charge

Milton San SOuci, CaSimir GrabOw-
ski and Joseph POSIiecuck stood mlrte
when examined before Justice Lila NJ
NeIenfplt i'll Dearborn. and were
bound over To the Wayne county cir
cunt court on charges of robbery arm
ed. The trio are charged with holding
up Il drug store at oxford and Tele-
graph roads. the night of August Il.
They wele taken into custody by the
WyandOtte police. who arrested them
is they were leaving local beer gar
den. Police say thai GrabOk$ki and
POStiecuck have confessed taking part
III the hOldup. and have implicated
San SOuci. who they say furnished the
gIllhS and car used i'll The hOldup. San
SOuci has denied his part in the rob
berry.
Pail was S-t at S:IWO each which
was not furnished.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Navy Wants
Aviation Cadets

The chance TO learn To fly at the
Navy 5 expense il attracting thousands
OF young Inen bur vacancies remain
to h. filled. according To Naval Re-
serve officials. Unusually liberal com
penSatiOn terms make the Naval Re-
serve course Of general appeal. First
mOnhhS I,ay il 81; >sSNnld to eighth
mmthS. $10O- AT the end Of eight
months, the student graduates AS q
commissioned ensign. U.S.N.R-, anu
pay becOmas $245.'O per month. A bon
Us OF 800 per year Us In addition 30
the above compensation. as is $4,000
government life insurance policy. with
premiums pad by the government. Alp
rlicaRtS must be 20 TO - years Old,
Inma rrbed. and must have completed
TWO years Of college Fuithsr iifOrnla-
ton may be obtained from the pro-
cuT<ment officer, Naval Reserve AVA
ton base, Crosse lie.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
GEORGE LEMIEUX

George Lemieux, n, whose home is
1T 1870 Third street, died at the Wy
;nIlOtte General hospital Last Satur-
day. He Is survived by his wife, Nor
nEl. and the following children: DOio-
Thy Ann. George, Jr., George Kenney
two brOtht ~. Joseph and Arthur, AID
three sis erS, Mrs. Joseph ChartrOut.
MrS. Harvey FayOu and Mrs. Roy
TibLS. Deceased waS employed at the
Fond Motor Company.
Tlle funeral took place Tuesday an
) 80 am. from the ThOn funeral
frOIpe. adRl from st. Francis Xayipr
church. EUrSe. III 81. Burial was in
E,NIr>p cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Biddle Paving
Contract Awarded

y CONTRACT for $93.O46 was awarded
W. tls >Alay by the Wayne County Road
Commission Ia the Oak COn>ti nc l'dl
Company. of Royal Oak. for the widen
ing of Biddle avenue from Grove
street To- P,mn>y lvauia avenue The
right of way will be widtntd from 10
fee, To- 10 feet with an SO-f'Ot width
of new concrete pavement 10 b. laid:
Including curIS and sidewalks.
y new lighting system Will b. III
stalled and new traffic signals and Il
new waiter main will replace The pre-
SEM one. This will complete >evtal-
mile-lon. widening project on West
jefferson aXenuc( Biddle avenue in
Wy.lndotteD during the las; several
yt4trS from River Rouge to Rivervlew.
CONSTRUCTION started September ] ana
th.. work will IL. completed 10y Janu-
AIRY |.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
OK Given for
New Federal Sign

The Council Tuesday might. granted
permission tn the Federal department.
store To ert|it Il huge Ipew sign On their
bnLldil.g LOW nSter construction
lrere The oily engineer had previously
reported that his Offi,e could not issue
= permit for erection of the sign he
caIE>e il greatly exceeded limitations
set up by the city building code.
nhp Council authorized erection OF
the sign after rtpreSen tativeS of the
Federal stores had shown that no pub
liz hazard would exist. Liability in
slr' sUnce will be carried by both the
company erCtng the sign and by
the OWNERS uf the new building
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Seeks Cash for
Huron Parkway

The llurII-t linton Metropolitan Au-
thuri,y 1Dok steps ell Tuesday TO ere
ate the IIurOn-Nin1om Parkway. and
~ establish the cOnStitutinality VI
tire 1899 legislative act under which
it exists ME authOrity'> action con
sisted of adopting IL resolution calling
or the lax ALLEGATION directors and
Boards of Supervisors of five south
eastern Michigan counties 10 apprOpri-
;,tp Il twentieth of IL mill on the assess
Ell valuation To provide an operating
budget of approximately S170,0O.
l. il reported THAT Wayne and Oak
Land counties will refuse to furnish
their share of the money
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Right Of Possession. will be the
subject If DR. Warren r. Halls ser
mon al he First Presbyterian chunn
al ii o'clock next sunday morning
The chorus choig will sing. SWEEP
l. Thy Mercy" by Pa rnby. ana DAT
lt"n solo will be sung By J"hn IT,
Shingleton.
sunday school will be held at ~
am. and the Young Peoples Soeie'!
VIII meet at 6 80 pm.
Sunday mornings service will be The
lirSt 10 he held in the newly renOVaCeo
church auditorium, which mas otn
coinp!etely redecOrated New Ilghtihs
MIXTURES have heen installed ana O'her
improvements made throughout u1e
building
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
H. B. Allen
Sets Sales Record

III. Ii. Allen. lHGil representative Of
Northwestern National Life Insurance
Company of Minneapolis. will leave for
CINCINNATI early next week To attend
tde sd alIlnlIl convention of the Ma
tiEil Association of Life Underwriters
being held There September 17-l9. Mr..
Albt.n is one OF 20 members IF the com
paITy'S field fOlce who Won the trip,
with all EXPENSES paid, as Il result of
his outstanding sales record during
July and August
approximately 100 leading life un-
deTwriterS from all sections of the
cOulary will he in attendance al the
CINCINNATI meeting. In addition 10 at
rnttinS cUuvt IBbiOn sessions there, Mr..
Aiken will he a guest Of o. j. Arnold,
company president, at several flrnc-
tiUnS pennE-d in hOIlOr of trip winners.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Mrs. Martha Haas
Died Monday

5ir> MartlRd Haas. died III her home.
10 Sp.aRe street, AI Monday. She
itxtvCS> her husband. Charlt> j. and
'he following children. Harvey. Carl.
Arthur. Ralph, Myrtbe and I,Orettsl
11Hi three grandchildren.
Funeral services weTN' conducted by
Rev H. Norman jackson. uf rht. F'ir>t
CongrCg;l ioIkiI Chup'h Yesterday af
tannOn Burial was in WWElmere
cemetery
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
HENRY j. DAVIS

Henry J. Davis. -. died suddenly
ut his home, 3O2S First 81 rect, Sept
ember 1. He is survived by thlee sons.
Kenneth. of California John, f
EGTse. and Adrian. of Wyandotte and
Il daughter, Mis-. Har0ld POIneraning
IF this oily: also Il sister. Mrs. Fran
els Bellew. of Mount View, Calf
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Ii. Norman jackson. OF the First
COngrega tiOIEil church. at the Nixon
funeral home last Saturday Burial
was in Ferndale cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Brief Brevities

WyandOtte chapter OF the American
ASSOcia ton Of University Women held
its first meeting of the fall season, al
the WaIbeek tea room ON Wednesday
evening. Following dinner the mem
berS repaired To the city hall club
rooms where they listened TO an adj
drerSs by State President Mrs Ralph
Sawyer.
The Daughters Of Isabella will hold
a social evening in 81. JOSeph's audi
forum, on Wednesday evening. Sept
ember Il.
The first fall meeting of the Tues
day study club will BE- held at the,
Crosse lie Golf and Country club. on
October {.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12

Constitution day this year falls
ml "Wednesday, the seventeenth Of
September.
There IL lTO prescribed f0rm FOR
observing this day. nor should
uhere he. for The Constitution of
The United States is "a living i'll
Hrrun@t-lrOt a relic. LIZ is the
priceless possession of 'rlpe Ameri-
can peOpbr and the lsOple should
be fNe 10 render il honor accord
Ing "a uhe dictates OF their CON
science
Therefore. | call upon all the
pople Of our City, i'll their various
associations and assemblies. To ctI-
citrate this day in MANNER Isefit-
ting the charter of our Liberty.
LOUIS w. BENIN.
Mayor of WyHndOute.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Auto Crash
Injuries Five

Five persons were taken To the Wy
andOtte General hospital, Sunday
night, as the result OF head ON COLI
sion on tine Crosse lie bridge, below
Trenton.
Hedwig LeprOkwske, As, Of 2301
Tenth street, WyandO,te, driver OF one
of the cars was the most seriously
injured. He sustained fractured
skull and q severe throat laceratnO0
as well as other cuts and bruises.
The other car was driven by dsich-
ard Robert, 10, of 672 Chestnut street.
Other persons injured in the crash
were Sarah I.aDicO, Of Trenton; Stan
ley KulazySki. of 6JOS Herbert street.
Detroit. and Bernard ZgrzymaSki, Of
2134 Ninth street, WyandOtte
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Jubilee Singers at
GIenwood Church

On Sunday evening. September u. at
80 o'clock. the Southern Jubilee
quartetle will sing spirituals at the
GlenwoOd Community Methodist
church. Fourteenth and Oak streets.
as Il feature Of the monthly musical
evening at the church
These singers are radio artists of the
highest type, being especially famous
for their tOnal quality and close har-
mOny. They are heard regularly over
station GkI4W on Wednesday evenings
III . O'Clock. The group also fills slate
wide enga gementS.
The public i cordially invited An
enjoyable evening i assured those
who ate nd.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Obituary
MRS. ADELINE DROUILLARD

Mrs. Adeline DrOuillard died at the
home Of Il sister. 202 st. John street.
Oh Monday. DeSSxu>ed, who had al tain
I'd tfe advanced age OF 81 years, Is
survived by a son. Frank d. Cmpau.
of Long Beach. Calf. and the fOllJw-
ing brothers and sisters: William
Solo. Mrs. Elizabeth LeClair, Henry
Solo. Joseph Solo. ald Mrs. Catherine
Saltbel, and three grandchildren, all Of
WyalllOble. The funeral took place
from THE ThOn funeral hryme ut = 30
and from st. Elizabeth church, at 9
O'Clock yesterday morning. Burial was
in Mt. Carmel cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
WYANDOTTE FIFTH
IN JULY BUILDING

WyalRlntte ranked fifth among ci-
:ics in thr metropolitan area in tht.
amount rf is'w building construction
duriIlg the REsth of July. The Figures
are:
IAea horn. $l.C9O6iII; Royal Oak.
$jS2.OOO: FFrndale. $JO4.:TSN: Ham
:rsGnsrk. S213:+J: Wyankpute, $19.-
49,: Highland Park. $751; .I15: Gross.
IEan-P Park. $13l COB MevfnCiale,
$I12,71a
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
Hedrick Placed
on Probation

stephen W. He<lrGk. ~, Of 3o'S9 Sew
"btteR'h street. FORMER junlor pr0Oa-
lion "ffl'NT fur the Wayne county pro
oate court. was placed on pr0OatlThl
l"r th.t+ years Wednesday by Federal
Judge Ernest 4. O'Briem. at Detroit
Hedritk lEid previously pleaded
guilty If making false cEtim OF cati-
zenShip. in urtitr to obtain the court
position. spying thm he waS born LII
NFand0tte whereas immI$ri t0n OHl-
ceih found that he was born III ohtlif =
40 Hetick was discharged from nl>
JOB after hs. had pl.eided guilty.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
WAYNE CLASSES TO OPEN
FOR NEW YEAR MONDAY

Wayne University will open day and
evening cEissseS. Monday. September
L.. following the clU>e Of the formal
registration tomorrow noon.
A program designed to meet the
needs Of the national emergency and TO
provide for normal inst ructiOnal needs
in the nine colleges and schools has
been announced for The 1871 AZ school
year. which is he seventy fOI tn yea r
of classes offered by Wayne and it's
narent institutions.
Defense activities have brought new
curricuumS TO supplement academia
programs and will prubably cause
changes in the student body. admins
traitors point out on the eve Of open
ing.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
JOHN l.. LOZOS

John l.. LOzOs. 62, Of Washington.
ID. c.. died al che WyaDdOtte General
hospital Thursday of kiSt week He
had been visiting friends in Trenton
when he was suddenly taken i'll. The
r. maj rS wee shipped firm the Nixon
funeral home to Homestead Pa. Sa,-
unfay. for burial
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
EXTRA!

Stop the press, One or two OF the
Eastern Michigan AOtnrbuSes look as
though the windows had been washed
wiubin The Last three noOns1sA Let the
good work 80 ON!
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
ROSE MARIE RANKO

Rose Marie. rhe hsfsalt daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. George BalnkO. m 81 st.
John street. died at dhe WyandOtte
General hospital. September I. Burial
tu0k place Friday in Ftan,kale ,+Ine-
terry.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-12
DOWN RIVER
DEFENSE ORDERS
TOTAL s67,l67

y r'ai 81 lU; dtf,!I~c contracts in
vuitrS ~. i9I:"y5 We're awarded 10
Mi gan concerns during ,hc Two
w,,o period ended september = bring
in :, al volume II such awards made
L. uccru~ ia HE state since June.
1914" over ih, 81 4JO.UUO.WH mark
4: ii.urc does not include sub
CO... l,'~ made, to Michigan concerns
10y Ice p inc contractors themselves,
nu. ne auxiliary production involved
il inug on the huge multiple-mil-
li"- dollar awards.
,..t contracts for the expansion Of
ia, 'ie> and equipment To speed up
del production accounted for APP
pr matrIy Sl.3lonn Of the TWO
we'-a total
>.A,"rn conJrac for drfcll>e equip
me. involving ia excess OF NlOO.Ogn
ea, also were awarded to Michigan
ca. Ia during the final half Of Aug
u>j The largest such award WAS that
10 Farg" Motor Corporation, De
tru. for Sl.I43.>Iu worth of trucks
and .mbu,au,.> \ Stnl .2O1 contract
wa given The IIcidrich Tool X Die
60 Grafton Detroit. Tor presses
Down River Concerns
Receive Defense Contracts
g ,rruncnt contracts awarded down
rIv,. firms during the TWO weeks end
Isl : ;,ienFlIcr - were.
H. ,u>yiVauia Salt Manufac. uring
Com any. Wyandottc. calcium hypo-
chr, lie %lgIS2
la. 'oln P;l!k Tool X Gage Company.
I.Il,, II Park. cages four contracts
iUta.ug S43.3S}
Gr,tt Lakes S,ce Corporation.
Eco steel 3.l24
Modern Goblet 4 Machine Company.
Erur>... cOllet>. 81 -231
t.. above contracts awarded down
rivcI concerns total Hj7 l67
The Valley settler., 1941-07-04

tIF1lN you CIT CID.
In hcathon tribes whore slrulls.ucrc
TIL ok,
Die primal passions rc=o.
They he'd Q system, suro and quick,
To cure the blight Of o5o.
.Ihon one grew Id and Youth had
fled:
.Jllon Time had soppod his vim,
They simply popped him on the head:
And, 50, the end Of him.
But We, in our enlightened ego,
are made Of finor stuff.
and 50 VIC oroun, vi til righteous
rage,
On means so cruel end rough.
So, when our mon grcu OLD md reg,
And bent end short Of or3cth.
VIC simply take his job cWoy
And lot him storvo to death!