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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24

chicken supper will be given in
Inc Methodist church Oh Thursday ev-
cAlhg. October 80. from ! 10 4 o'clock
Tick l. are selling at 81 cents.
immaculate Heart Circle, Daughters
"t isabella. will conduct an open III
>tdllatiOn of officers on "Wednesday ev-
culng. November >. in st. Joseph audi
t"r!nm, Maple and Fourth streets. The
officers OF our Lady of Perpetual Help
circle will also be Installed ut the
same time. \ciShboring circles have
"''n invited To attend.
Wayne cOumty's share of the auto
mobile weight tax for the third quar-
Ter Of 1911 is 1,27O.9fS.J7A
\ boy baby was bora To Mr. and
Mr. Henry Grmthe, Jr., of Van AL
>iyne boulevard on Tuesday. Mother
and child are doing nicely. and the
proud father isn't showing any signs
81 drprt >>inn.
Malcolm Bingay. of The Detroit Free
Press. Will address a ladies night
m"rting of the Down River Chamber
"l Commerce. 10 be- held at the Crosse
IL Golf and Country club on Nuvem-
her o.
Justice Roy Coomer has meted out
3: 80 day term III the house of cOrrec-
i!"n Ia Lawrence JurcZyk of 1897
Thirteenth street. after the latter had
been convicted OH charge of non
support
James McElroy. 22-year-Old mo-
t"riSt residing at 2169 Twelfth street.
was taken To the WyandOtte General
hospital for repairs OH Sunday morn
in@ after the car he was driving had
struck the viaduct abutment on Eure-
h! avenue.
The Eastern Star convention in
Grand Rapids last week was attended
10y Mrs. Herbert Garner. Mrs. Reno
Piner. Mrs. Clarence Hal&hOy and Mrs.
Or>on MaurithU. of WyandOtte chap
Ter. O.E.S.
The Womens Republican club of
WyandOtte will meet at the home of
Misses Effie and Eva Hurst, Monday
evening at eight o'clock The speaker
Will be- Mrs. Ida Pepper of Ferndale.
VIII" will talk on the subject. A Two
Party Sy>tem-A National Defense"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
.yandotte Girl
Married Saturday

DIR. Catherine Christine SchartZ.
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter J. Sch;IrtZ, was married in Ann
Arbor Saturday afternoon to William
Frederick Goodrich of Detroit. The
ceremony took place at the home of
DR.. and Mrs Bert Haberer. The bride
WAS escorted by her brother, George
W. SchartZ. Mrs. Frederick Hansen
was matrOn of honor. and Dr. Haberer
best man.
The ceremony was followed by u re-
ceptiOn. at which Mrs Robert J. Nc
Cleery and Isabel HoerSch poured.
They were assisted by Marion and
Wilma Benin. Mrs. Vera Mertz and
Margaret Clark Of Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich. upon re-
turning from motor trip. will make
their home in Garden Court, Detroit.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Send Representatives
to Leasus Meeting

The Michigan League of Municipali-
ties has called meeting to b,, held in
the Hotel Odds at Lansing next We'd
neSday. October - 10 discuss the val
idity of acts passed by the 1911 legis-
laturr affecting the hours of firemen
and the salaries IF policemen About
20 Michigan municipalities are affect,
ed by the act
The WyandOtte Council has deSig-
mated City Attorney Frederick j. Cart
ner and Il representative to Ice named
LAY the Police and Fire Commission TO
attend the meeting
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Old Resident
Passes at II

Mrs. Anna Perkins. a., Of l31 Chest
nut street. died at the WyandOtte Gen
eral hospital on Tuesday. She had been
confined TO the hospital for four
months. She was born in WyandOtte
and had lived here all her life Sur
viying'i is son, Archie. of Los Angeles,
Calf
Years ago she conducted a bakery
on Oak street in the building where
Mi6chelrS bal ber shop is now lOca ted.
The funeral will take place from
the Nixon funeral home this Friday
afternoon 1T o'clock. DIR. Warren K.
Hall. Of the Presbyterian church will
have charge Of the services Burial
will b. in WOodmere cemetery
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Board Asks for
Crossing Protection

Al Monday nights session Of the
Beard of Education. Trustee j. Homer
Steele i1rred Il motion. which WAS
unanimously approved. asking traffic
protection ut the intersection of Eure-
ii ayrnne and Fifth street. where
hundreds of Roosevelt school students
pass daily. Superintendent r. W. Eros
li,. had asked this action
Th, Board aSkt d the Police and
Fire Commission To recommend the i'll
>taIlatiOn of safety devices to the
touncit and County Road Commission
and promised full cooperation of the
:uIrd in any measure assuring great
rr safety ut the intersection.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Were Wed in
Church Ceremony

Edith y. McAughey. OF lockwood.
and Richard f. Bagans, of Trenton
were married in the First Presbyter-
ian church Monday afternoon at 3
O'clock. DIR. Warren E Hall officiated
at the ceremony. which was witnessed
by a small company Of friends and
relatives.
The attendants were Mr.. Ethel III
CUz:Id. sister Of the groom. and Alex
McAu=hey. Jr.. brother of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. BaganS will reside in
Trenton.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Sundry Doinss
Of the Council

At il >>ion Tuesday night, tie
Council received an invitation ITO br
guests al Il Fifteenth anniversary ban
.luet L. be held October ~ by Thad
deus kO>a'iu>zkO SOt'irty at Dom Fol
ski hail
Court Clerk Joseph J kalish r.
ported $3.50 in fines. f,S'> and costs
collected by the Justice courts during
the mouth of September
The. Police. ana Fir, Commission
we're asked To instruct the police de
partmtnt tO strictly enforce the state
law on OvprluadinG of trucks ON city
Vlyt1ncnt> and to check the weight of
loads now being carried 10y the j. b.
Pollard Company Numerous citizens
have protested against these alleged
ViOEIt;onS.
The R,rr, alton Commission was
given leave 10 stage Halloween par
adP on Friday night, October II at
20 pm. over the following rout,
From Roosevelt high school east On
Eureka avenue To Biddle; north on
Biddle 10 Superior boulevard east on
superior Ia bishop park
Genthe Brothers wer- awarded tn,
contract for supplying th,. engineering
department with Plymouth coupe, at
It price IF Sal plus used ear
Bids for 4 truck for The SAM de-
partment were rrfrrr,d back 10 the
engineer and sewer drpnrtmrnt fore
man for Il complete analysis IT tn,
bids submitted
Councilman Ford Wagar requested
thIt the city engineer max" "A survey
If sidewalk crossings Of Iil railroads
IL determine, their condition and r..
port To Council If there, i city rc>Is,u-
Sfbility the engineer to -, pare plan,
und estimates of cost for uliciu. he
crossing sidewalks in good condition
Councilman Louis Bruhl ASKED that
, The city engineer fill ia with riudpr>
all places where sidewalk cOn<trDic-
tiOu has ht,'n omitted az Ia ahuriln.
properties being state rwlcG.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Ask Regulation Of
Bicycle Riding

The Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Wy
aniOtte post No. 1875, has asked the
Council 70 pass an ordinance declaring
as miSdemeanOrS and subject TO fine:
The act of any person riding anOth-
er person on the handle bars or cross
oars Of bicycle, day or night
The failure to have bicycle equip
ped with head and tail lights or the
failure TO have said lights burning
from shutdown To Sunup.
The request was referred to City
Attorney Frederick J. Gartner.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
GOVERNMENT
IN EARLY DAYS
OF WYAND0TTE


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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Single Session
Armistice Day

On motion Of Trustee HompiSter. the
Board Of Education has ordered the
public schools dismissed for une-half
day IF November II, Armistice day.
This IN addition 10 appropriate exer-
ciSr> To b. held in each school build
Ing
Bills totalinS Sl5.713.9O were ap-
proved for payment at the session of
the Board of Education held Monday
night
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Roosevelt Band
to Give Pageant

The Roosevelt high school, band is
preparing" 10 prt sent the pageant
Uncle Sam i'll Review ut the home
coming football game To he played
here tomorrow. and also ut the Wyan-
dotte-River Rouge game in the latter
city.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
49 City Employees
in SCMWA Unien

Carl Thompson. president of Local
~. SCMWA tCIOD reported tO the
Council Tuesday night that the union
had ~ city employees in good standing.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Brassworkers
Recsive Bonus

1He Detroit Brass Snd NAlIrabl.
Works has given lis employees oJru.
equivalent 10 wtek paJ n lea ~
VACATIONS.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24

Tor OffenSeS committed.
Further provisions ~ the charter
VIII be printed i'll subsequent issues of
The Herald. n
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Brief Brevities

chicken supper will be given in
Inc Methodist church OH Thursday ev-
cAlhg October 80. from : TO o'clock
ll"k l. are selling at 81 cents
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24

Councilman Louis Bruhl ASKED that
The city engineer fill in with rindpr>
all places where sidewalk con>truc-
tiUu has htr,n omitted It" Ia Admitting
properties being state cWlc6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
Bill Of Rights

WHEN Detroit joins the nation Monday in celebration
w of Bill of Rights Day, the Importance of those
rights should have special significance because they are
being challenged all over the world
So readily and thoughtlessly accepted here it is hard
to realize that large percentage of the worlds popua-
ton has repudated them termed them worthless hold
overs of decadent way of life.
Viewed thus, however, it becomes apparent that
denied them, would be little different from the
shackled citizens of Germany, Italy and Japan
More than 1000 persons expected to jam Cass
Technical High School auditorium Monday night to wit
ness the exercises being planned by more than 100
Detroit organizations.
Not only they. but the remaining million and half
persons in Detroit should bear these things in mind
Monday, and all the days Of our years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13

and a good standing army, and
l am not sorry that this opinion
has often been expressed to your
column and the entire Congress
of the United States.
Today the bright star of
peace has been turned to war,
a war the American people have
been trying to avoid against any
foreign nation and therefore
there is nothing left for me but
to follow, right or wrong, the
judgment Of the President OF
the United States and Congress.
l as an individual, promise to
do everything in my power to
help my country bring victory.
That this nation may continue
under God, shall have a new
birth of freedom and that gov
eminent of the people, blythe
people, for the people, shall not
perish from the earth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
TAKES ALL BLAME

To an extent that was never
true of Lincoln, during the Civil
War, nor of Wilson in 1918,
Mr.. Roosevelt is directing the
grand strategy. in close commu-
nication at all times with Prime
Minister, Churchill.
The President has not only
concentrated all power into his
own hands, but for the first time
a complete censorship has been
Clampcd down in Washington.
and the White House, instead of
the war and navy departments,
has become the clearing house
for all information which the
people arc to be permitted TO
have as 10 the conduct of the
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR:
IT WOULD seem the wheels of
L justice have become decidedly
corroded of late. judging by one
recent court trial in Detroit,
which has raised the ire of all
self-respecting people.
The selection of II jurywomen
in the trial of Violet Kymberg
was comparable TO II cornering
a defenSelesS mouse.
The age-old adage ever prov
ing true, that women cannot be
friendly. especially if the one
condemned happens 10 be young
and attractive.
Were these women who could
callouSly blast the life of little
girl devoted mothers of boys
and girls who may some day
have the misfortune of being led
astray?
II the court of justice had
made an effort 10 investigate.
they would have found this child
innocent of crime. Just as we
who know her personally are
positive that she is.
This unjust conviction surely
doesn't represent our honorable
American code of fairness and
uprightness and something draS-
tic should be done Immediately
IN rectifv so disastrous q blllnder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13

A normal years marketing Of
grapefruit from Florida. Texas
and California combined is
1,175,854 tons, according to the
1910 census. Production has
more than doubled since 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
MRS. JOHN SMARIk,
6568 Mather street.

TO THE EDITOR:
I Asst week / read in your
IL paper the complaint of a
Welfare mother. Her peeve
seemed to be the lack of proper
food allowance. i would like TO
add mine along the same line.
| am an ADO dependent with
two girls, school age. l receive
the equivalent of SGT each month
for our food allowance, buy Sl8
in stamps and receive SO in blue
stamps.
Each and every month ] am in
debt, either for milk or food, or
both. and it's an endless chain OF
robbing Peter TO pay Paul.
The small amount OF cash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
ARTHUR TYNE" SMITF
251O Bewick avenue.
TO THE EDITOR:

I WOULD like 10 know what
Il is 10 become Of us mothers
on mothers pensions.
We are taken off when our
kids are II years old--a girl
can't get work till she is 18 and
support herself, much less help
her widowed mother.
Her widowed mother can't get
a Job in a factory because the
married women have them.
Their husbands arc working
every day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
ALFRED +. ADAMO,
fI7II Oakland avenue.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO TIE EDITOR,
As A driver of pleasure car,
"A l Sympahize with Mr.. Leo
ST. John in dealings with the
police department.
l read the Times editorials
regularly and it makes me SICK
how the underdog must pay:
There must be a miscarriage OF
Justice when a man who has
been driving a truck for 800
600 miles and never had an ac-
cident until recently. has his IL
cense taken away and is sem
fenced 10 Jail. while others Kill
people and receive probation, or
a small sentence.
AS Mr.. ST. John says the po-
lice are always right. But |
have my doubts for I've had
dealings with them as a witness
involving accidents and haven't
received my witness fees yet,
although the case had been dis
posed of six months ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13

TO THE EDITOR:
NOW that the political bally-
~ hoo over at the County
Building is about to be exposed,
why not 60 through with all this
hokum and make a good job of
il. so that at the next election
the intelligent voter can have
some objective in view as 10 his
attitude of "Oh, what's the use,
it's all the bunk. anyway?
1t is just such situations as
recently brought forth by grand
jury Investigations that keeps
the voters away from the cleo
ton booths.
Why anybody with any sense
will stand in line in the rain so
as to exercise his franchise is
beyond my comprehension.
When Mr.. Ferguson gets
through at the east end OF Cadil-
lac Square, it would be good
idea to hot foot it again 10 the
west end; there is plenty OF cor
ruption going on there yet
For instance, the selling of
mutuels right in the City Hall.
ARTHUR TYNE" SMITH,
2510 Bewick avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13

az THE night of Nov go 1888, synagogues
" burned UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE
AUTHORITIES
This was done to 'avenge" the killing in Paris of an
obscure attache the German consulate by hafcrazed
Jewish youth.
Over 400 synagogues in Germany and 107 in Austria
were destroyed on that night Ito quote Cardinal OCon
nell again did you hear of such insany?").
Along with these incendiary fires went the plumber
ing of Jewish stores the cutting of private Jewish homes
and the herdng of thousands of perfectly innocent per-
into concentration camps
AS if the cup of Israels woes were not full, billion
mark fine was levied the Jews of Germany-for
murder in Paris.
On the property that destroyed that night Jews
were not allowed to collect from the companies
and they compelled to rebuild at their own expense
THAT is what occurred in ONLY ONE YEAR in Nazi
Germany.
But for the ultimate in sheer nhumanity there is the
decree OF Nov. 10, 1941, which tells
Jews were barred today from using public tee-
phones EVEN FOR EMERGENCY CALLS IN THE
CASE OF ILLNESS OR ACCIDENT"
One of the first newspapers in the United States to
call attention the unspeakable treatment Of the Jews
in Germany was Hearsts American Weekly In its issue
of April 80, 1893. it said
THE reported persecution of Jews in Germany by
the Hitler government reads like chapters of earlier
days of barbarism and sometimes wholesale butchery.
In oden times it common for victorious to
eXterminate a weaker one"
We all prided ourselves at the beginning of this CEN
fury being highly civilized Occidenals but the above
record (which contains only a small fraction of the
dreadful facts in the attempted determination of
ancient and cultured by the Nazs) must
to lose some of our comfortable illusions.
AS Cardinal OConnell says, it is little group" in
Germany that has perpetrated these brutal deeds
7 ptl,b
get possession Of country where Jew Catholic and
Protestant today united as ONE PERSON for victory
the evil forces abroad in the wodtoday typihed
by JAPAN and by these very insane Nazis themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
JOHN III. SLEVIN, a. NJ, NJ. D.,
10 PeterborO avenue.

TO THE EDITOR:
NOR years l have contributed
L to your letter box, contend
ing that peace is the most
precious gift to mankind and
America should keep out of
other peoples wars and remain
at peace with the world and
also charity begins at home and
not thousands of miles away.
/ have always believed in
having a good defense program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
PRECEDENT IGNORED

Congress has adjourned parti-
sanship and Congress expects
the President 10 do the same.
Mr.. Roosevelt is in a more
vulnerable position, as regards
congressional criticism, than he
has ever been since he first as
Sumed office.
This is because he is function
ing not merely as president of
the United States. but as COM
mander-in-chief of the army and
navy.
AS commander-in-chief Mr.
Roosevelt. according TO con-
gressional information, is oper-
ating as no president ever be-
fore functioned in similar
capacity under similar con-
dltiOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
Maj Savasery Grows

who are trying to cast out not only the Jews but
God Himself and to bring back the mythical Teuon gods.
Did you ever hear of such nsanty?-Cardnal OConnel
Indeed there is nothing in all the history of so-caled
civilized states land Germany has always ranked high as
a civilized state and naton) as insane, as Cardinal
OConne says the barbarous persecution and fortunes
of the Jews of Germany again revealed in recent dis
patch from Berlin which gives the latest restrictions
promulgated by the Nazi labor ministry dated Oct 3D.
1941-as follows:
Jew cannot be member of 1.-The community of
German business firm" Jews work only in groups
isolated from Aryan workers. They must be housed IN
separate quarters. They cannot be apprentices
They can be dismissed from jobs on "a hours notice
notice at ALL
They have no right TO claim extra payment for work
on holidays overtime. Their pay is ordered cut off
during illness childbirth They cannot receive bonuses
of any kind for themselves families.
TT is almost beyond belef-except the theory Of
/ mass insanity which Cardinal OConnell suggests
that party in power in the country that gave Goethe
Schiller Beethoven, the Humbolds and Schopenhauer to
the world could so degrade, humate and mentally and
spiritually if physically, torture group OF people
that been integral part of the German nation for
centuries-a race that has given Germany Heine, an
Ehrich, Leasing and a Liebermann
Beginning with 1888. the year Of the ascension OF
Hitler and his Nazs to power these restrictions have
been laid upon the Jews of Germany:
In 1884 Jews were forbidden to display the German
flag.
On May IS. 1885 than 100000 children in
Franconia were forced to eternal enmty to the
Jews This perversion of the childs mind makes one
shudder)
On April g. 1885 all Jewish children were excluded
from the public schools
On Sept. 15 1885, the famous-or, rather infamous
Nuremberg laws promulgated.
7 JNDER these laws Jews no longer German cltl-
~ zens-they could not vote hold official Jewish
judges Jurors and notaries dismissed from office
Jewish lawyers forbidden to practice to appear
in legal cases.
BY July, 1885, Jews prohibited from owning
motion picture theaters from dealing in art All Jewish
book stores were "liquidated."
Meanwhile the Imprisonment, and even the execution
of Jews went for violations of these regulations.
Jewish corporations banned by decree of March
81, 1885.
In 1893 also there began the brutal expulsion of Jews
70 Poland Thousands of them huddled in marshes
Ike animals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
HELENE A. ANDERS
643 Maurice street.
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR:
THIEVES TO the right of them,
Il thieves to the left of them.
Thieves behind them, thieves in
front of them. Thieves in
amongst them, marched the
two million.
Two million of Detroit the
Dynamic, now become Detroit
tho Coll Darn It. Detroit the
beautiful, now Detroit the
shameful.
City and county government
infested with racketS and rack
eteers. The Ford Motor Com
pany victims of organized. sys-
tematic thievery to the tune of
millions of dollars.
The 40 thieves of ancient fame
were pikers compared to those
we name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
OEfR6 INES

Published every Week Day Evening and
sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at 1875 Times Square. Detroit.
Mich.
Entered at Detroit Mich. as Second Glass
Mail Matter
EpHONE-CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
FLORENCE CLARK
12220 San Jose,
Plymouth, Mich.
% YEARS AGO TODAY
Dec. ~, 1916

Germany invites Allies TO talk
over their peace proposals. at a
round-table conference to be held
at The Hague.
Berlin announces the Ru-
manians are still in full retreat
in Rumania.
Russian forces capture sew
eral Teuton trenches south Of
Agusulia, near the Trotus VAL
ley, in Rumania.
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Dec. 10, 1910
Hitler is reported leaving on
a secret mission.
Greeks take the Albanian
coast town Of Palermo.