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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-05-02
ONLY Woman Chief Chemist

So far as the American Water
Works association knows, Dr. Eloise
H. Heath is the only woman in the
country to hold the job of chief
chemist of water supply system.
Now 35, she has spent the last seven
years Sampling the more than
27,O0O, 900 gallons OF water consumed
daily in and around New Haven for
the water company of that Connec-
ticut city. The enemies which the
scientist purSues are few but trou-
blesome to the householder and in
dustrialist. Demanding most atten-
ton is the coliform, or intestinal
bacteria, in tap water. In lakes and
reservoirs she goes after the dino
byron. low form of life which i'm
parts to water fishy taste, and
synura. the special unpleasantness
of which is a cucumber taste. AS
a hobby the Vassar graduate with
Doctor of Public Health degree from
Yale cuItivates a flower garden at
her laboratory and vegetable gar
den at home in Mount Carmel She
is the wife of Phillips Heath, New
Haven insurance broker.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-05-02
Plant Grows Without Soil

Here is news Of particular inter-
est to those gardeners who. weary
of waiting for their flowers to bloom,
lind themselves wishing for plants
that will grow as miraculously as
lacks fabulous beanstalk. 1t is also
good news for those whose garden
ing efforts must be confined to the
indoors. It's a friendly little tip
about a mystery plant called col
chicum." which bloor-S without
benefit of water or soil. The colchi-
cum looks a lot like the crocus.
with its delicately shaped blossoms
of lavender-pink color. AS the
blooms fade and drop, cut them of
and others will follow in rapid sue
cession. Each bulb produces from
S to IL flowers.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-05-02
SneciaI Assessment Committee

Frederick J. Gartner, Chairman
deferred To Council.
The Honorable Mayor
.md City Council
City of Wyandotte
g. ntlemen:
Attached hereto please find
schedule IF Bonds owned in the
City OF Wyandotte Compensation
Fund and the City of Wyandotte
S,ukins Fund other than City of Wy
andotte or II. : Government bonds,
\ wing date of purchase, name OF
r &c. amount. interest rates, maturity
ld.t., cost. today : market price. sell
IN price. >ellu1 amount If sold, the
.t.a- or loss sustained, and the earn
NJ since said investments have been
III our possession. The summarizing
lows that out of a total of S66,737.5O
lrth OF bonds that cost Us 500, 5000
.., the selling or today'S market
mice would be IN amount OF SIO,20I-
O5. -houIn. a net Gain on investments
! of S62Oo5 besides earnings OF $2,79289
Due 10 legislation now pending,
Iuakine the earnings on municipal
lLonds taxable and also the Federal
Governments financing program as
OF TODAY. we feel that 1t would be
advisable al thus time TO sell AT today S
market price all OF the bonds now
held I'm the Workmen' Compensation
Fund and the City of Wyandotte Sink
inp Fund, and 10 reinvest the proceeds
| OF said sale IN United States Govern
mcnt BoHIs, Series C., maturing in
twelve yefe from date of issue and
bearing an interest rate of 2H%o a
year. payable Semi-annually by treas
ury check SAID bonds are redeemable
at par at the end of twelve years from
issue date.
We feel that the two funds holding
u. :. Government bonds would be
absolutely safe and good investments
aud eliminate any possibility OF de-
pressing market that may happen be-
tween now and the year 1850 when
the CITY OF Wyandotte Sinking Fund
VIII have been retired
Respectfully submitted.
Lawrence ]. IaCour>c.
City Clerk.
John T. McWhrter.
City Treasurer.
Referred to
Council
Bills and Accounts
Wyandottc, Michigan. April %, 1941
TO the Hon Mayor and Councilmen:
Gentlemen:
The folloujn- claims have been ex-
amIncd. audited and found to be cor
rect.
| therefore recommend that they be
approved and payment made.
Respectfully submitted.
Lawrence ! l.aGourSc.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-05-02


Resolution by Councilman Burke.
Resolved: By the City Council of
tue City OF Wyandotte. that the City
terri ne aud is hereby authorized and
directed to- draw his warrant on the
proper funds in payment of the list OF
approved accounts as submitted at this
session. move the adoption of the
foregoing resolution.
Councilman Clifford T. Burke.
Supported by Councilman Wagar
YEAS: Councilmen Benin. Brohl.
Burke, Mason. Schultz.
Wagar.
Nays: None
Recess.
RECOMMENDING
Roll Call
Present: Councirneu Benin. Rrohl.
"urke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Absent: None.
Resolutions.
WNandotte. Mich. April 20. l04l.
Resolution nv Councilman Burke
Resolved by the City Council of the
CITY OF Wyandotte
WHEREAS under date of April %.
a9il. this body was in receipt of COM
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-05-02

Oity OF Nyandotte-
BOARD of Education
Operating ..-.............-....SI .993 Sc
Board of Education
Debt Service ..---..--..---.- l25. 90
Board OF Education
School Huilding ... $500
Special Assessment Fund 30l 46
and the City Clerk be and hereby is
instructed to draw warrant on the City
treasurer, from the Wyandotte Special
account to the Accounts above men
toned.
| move the adoption OF the foregoing
resolution.
Councilman Clifford T. Burke
Supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, Brohl,
'urke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich, Apr. 20. 1871.
Resolution by Councilman Burke.
Resolved by the City Council of the
Evening star., 1941-06-30
SolomOns Visit
Colorado Springs

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice M. Sol
ONION and their daughter, Miss
Barbara Solomon, of 1928 Twen-
ty-eighth street NV, are spend
ing a week at the Broadmoor
Hotel, Colorado Springs, where
Mr.. Solomon is attending a life
insurance convention. Mr.. Solo,
mon is vice president of the
South Atlantic division for his
company.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
.Womun Hurt in Theoter
AS Balcony Patron Falls

Sandy Jackson, 81, colored of
1406 Corcoran street NV, fell
asleep in the balcony of the Dun
bar Theater last night. tumbled
over the railing, and severely in
jured Dorothy Bell, %, colored of
1643 Eleventh street NV, who was
sitting below, police reported.
The woman suffered possibly a
broken arm and a confusion of the
left shoulder, according to Freed
mems Hospital, but the youth was
uninjured
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Promotion Ban Stays,
Although Law Expires,
Warren Tells McNutt
Controller General Holds
Lobor-F. S. A. Bill Clause
Continues to Apply

A promotion ban. incorporated in
the current Labor Department.
Federal Security Administration ap-
preparation bill by the House Ap-
preparations Committee because of
resentment stirred by wholesale
salary raises the committee con-
demned as improper, continues to
apply in the new fiscal year start
ing tomorrow, even though the law
itself expires tonight at midnight,
Controller General Warren today
told Security Administrator McNutt.
In passing this appropriation bill
a year ago. the House committee
sharply criticized certain undesig-
mated agencies, declaring they had
"fagrantly abused" their discre-
tionary powers by granting employees
as many as six promotions in a year.
The bill nullif1ed all promotions be-
Sond two steps in grade-roughly,
from $120 to 5000 annually. In
view of the fact that this ban pre-
sumably was expiring with the close
Of the present fiscal year, Admins
traitor MrNutt asked the controller
general if the employees could have
the promotions which had been de-
MED. saving he believed the law
would allow this.
Rejecting this Interpretation. Mr..
Warren said that 1T appears to have
been the clear purpose and intent of
the Congress to reserve or cancel,
as 1t were, the administrative action
In advancing or promoting employees
more than two steps within their
grades during the fiscal year 1889
and to require reduction effective
July l. 1910, in the salary rates of
those employees who received more
than two within-grade promotions
during the fiscal year 1889"
The second deficiency bill disposed
Of in Congress last week carries an
in-grade promotion ban that will be
IN effect until the new uniform pro-
motion legislation contemplated by
the Ramspeck bill is enacted. Favor
able action by the controller gen.
eral on Security Administrator Nc
Nuts request, however, presumably
would have nullif1ed that ban.
Agencies paid under the F.. S. A. in
clude Social Security Board. Office
of Education, National Youth Ad-
ministration and Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps.
In putting the promotion ban in
the second deficiency bill, the House
Committee said it was designed to
prevent indiscriminate promotions.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
News Test Answers

1. The Ukraine.
2. Wheat.
8. Bering Strait separates
Russia from Alaska.
4. SemiOn Timoshenko.
5. Union of Socialist Soviet
Republics.
6. True.
7. (a) Monk and royal ia
vorite who exercised great in
f1uence over Russian affairs
prior to his murder In 1916;
tb) Greatest male ballet dane
er; (c) Poet, novelist and social
reformer; td) One of the
founders and early leader Of
the Soviet Republics; te) Last
Of the czars, shot in 1918; ~
Present Premier of Russia and
secretary of the Communist
Central Committee: (g) Com
poser; (h) Dramatist and nov
elist.
8. False. Russia Is the larg-
est nation.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Mrs. Williams Back

Mrs. Floyd Williams has re-
turned from Hotel Dennis in At
lantic City. She will leave soon for
the Shenandoah Valley, near Har-
riSOnburg, Va, where she will spend
some time before returning to the
New Jersey resort.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Miss Evans VISITING

Miss HortenSe Harrison Evans is
visiting her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Suttle
Evans at their summer home, the
Oaks, Onville, Va.
Miss Evans will spend several
weeks in Virginia.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Afternoon Party

Mr.. Nathaniel H. Luttrell enter
tanned a number of friends at Hill
crest Farm, his home in Virginia
Guests enjoyed games and swimming
all through the afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Dental Examiner Named

DR.. Vernon j. Lohr has been
reappointed by the Commissioners
as a member of the Board of Dental
Examiners of the District. The
term is for five years and begins
july 8.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Stitts at Cape Cod

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward
Rhodes Stitt have taken cottage
at Woods Hole. on Cape Cod, where
they will spend the summer.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Mrs. F. S. Young Here

Mrs. Frederick S. Young, wife of
Col. Young, is here from Fort Bel
voir, Va, and Is at the Martinique.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09

NOTICE Is heRxag sGsen snAt ~
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tween residential districts. efseast
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pfos1ie . nnttuasn 1alsalna TIRE q
ten feet frunn ms Fi.nk % Nay 81
any ksfets IN the GIG rxeepa 81 he
south site IL DNlufas asnnsse. aud
make ether changes M naiA asstln-
Aflee All ~ AhuUn ~ Tire nAs9 e.
dinAnee which 4 ga Tie w1th The
Ciesk d uae CITY x rNzeoguuln
MiA1slnps. and sah1eet - lusEs
tlnsa ~ any cliisen uF other party
Ia sniesNsk, 81 reasonable hours
NOTICE u hssehY given usat On
MunstAe. Nay izth. Isl. ct , r IL
q pslbiAe heAEinR ell he heAd "a The
City Hall ia Tie Cf1x II pNknAsuaia
~ TIE Beard IL Mayer and Cuan-
cllussn 81 relation - uae easAszees
and amendments III the xnnlEe Or
dinsfsne. which wll be accomplished
b. tha nznendnto9f osdtnanee intro
aanea 81 this mexssna and At which
meeting Al parties II interest Hfa
cifi1nEsn ~ the CTS knail have an
opportunity 70 ~ ne@ra On aAaa
matters
This notice IL SVEN IA pmmfAnce
az q resolution adop1ed ~ Tire
Beard q Mayor ard Cuunclsmen ~
q meeting u sid nn4fd hei1 on
Saturday. April Il. 1871. - same
appears IN Mlnula neok ae pages
lt1 Of Us Minutes 81 said meezaas
Witness car hands this the y aay
" April. A. ID 1871
sAUAf1 WALTER r. GUILTY..
MAYOR
ATTEST. FngpKnlc.
CleEk
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
Nancleave School
Holds Graduation
Exercises, Friday

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last FTAtaE nt&ht MAs = ntsf2ed
thF efea uf anoEhFk NueunmfaI As-
atnn Ct the vnnetnats Consolidated
Edloni A class of IL hess and ssFls
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completed ne high school casFe
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81 the school MADE tie wpeenfs-
tlrn IS dlplnNaa2 ana was master
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speakers
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MeRuliee. jackson Cusznty s0nefsn.
tfssdent ut uancatk1n lie bAAsd nh
TAX on tie bond tsk4sn which Il to
be sold shortly ior vAncinavr Nelanul
purposes. including the erectiua q
q neW auu modern huiiaing 20 70
place lhe present structure.
The pfineipAi kpeaksf Of the pro-
gram xas Hon III p H~eldeIbefa
prominent rascaeoulM attorney.
whose address was tfannelft-uruNak
iag and encouraging % the students
ufNlne them 70 FEee % ernatef
heights IA lie.
Miss Mary Harvin. delivered TIE
xsiutat0rsAns address and Mlna
Ouida Mee Toasle. fase the vale
dlctory speech.
Miss EdYth Murphy rendered =
brilliant and difflcnlt piano seiee
ton.
Mr. Wall also presented ceFttfis
Gates TO the eighth grade students
sno completed the elementary de-
partment uork a. ueIi ~ the dipln-
mas 70 tae seniors.
Miss Annie Mae Murphy na3
pianist for the evening
Those reeeiFing diplomas we're
Matne Roberts. Catherine Wakau.
Robert Holden. Martin MaIieEle
Wauwesia kix Lila Mae OEess
James MsAfnrtrys Myrtle 1uunh~
stone. Wlnonn Wilson. Ttby Garter
Richard WoocmAn. Edish Murphy.
Mary Hardin. Ouida Mae Tooflr.
Robert Wilson Anna Aae Eastfekln.
Lamar Cochran and L&shxth Deas.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
.BeffrieS COmfOuHlded
Rackhop1 Links Unlikely to Be Sprinkled This Year;
Washington Bouleuard's Chances Are Better
cosyrqht By Detroit Tines. All rishts reserved
DONALD ROBERTS, 25

that Mayor Jeffrles vii get a
sprinkler syst G m for Rackham
golf course this year
Although c. E. Brewer, commits
sioner OF IRE department Of parks
and recreation, said some time ago
That + would take only two weeks
10 install the sprinkler, engineers
Of his department today reported
Il Would require 90 Working days
70 de ttll4a i7l4 I4aifiA UP A 4labeFs
Nevertheless. the parks comnis-
sion ordered that the work leading
=ta=fl4e= 4fls4allaiIaR=bea pushed
and requested that all city depart
menis handling the work make a
report OF their progress.
Meanwhile. another sprinkling
project passed the Common Coun-
81 and wgk on Il is expected 10
be started soon.
The pro Jet calls for the heauti-
ficaton OF Washington boulevard
through installation Of a sprink-
ling system in the parkway. re-
Sodding and the planting Of large
flower beds.
Belle Isle is to be beagtified by
placing flower pots and urns on
the coping Of the jefferson avenue
underpaSs at the city end Of the
bridge. The two projects will cost
s STE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
; Safe Crackers
Face Gri||ing on
'5O0ther Jobs

Police today will attempt to
link at least So safe-cracking
jobs to the three men captured
yesterday in the act of robbing a
furniture store.
Charles Boutell, "a of 957 La
brosse street, has confessed that
the trio looted five safes Monday
night. He told Lieut.. Frank Bla-
six of Chene precinct that he and
Walter Whitmore. 20. of 2535 Sec
ond boulevard, had been operating
together for several months in
Detroit and Flint.
The third man, Donald Robert,
=. no home, was working with
them for the first time when they
were captured Monday night, Bou-
tell said.
Lieutenant Blasik said he hoped
10 connect the men with at least
so Jobs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
SHOULD SET PACE

L is further pointed out that
Detroit's traffic safety record is
not particularly outstanding and
that as the motor capital of the
world Detroit should set the pace
for the entire country.
For example Detroits traffic
toll has mounted from 1876 deaths
in 1888 10 199 in 1899, to 2s2 in
1910 and 70 so far in 1871, only
seven less than at the same time
last year
One report which has emanated
from the preliminary conferences
on the new traffic plan is that the
post of executive secretary is to be
offered Controller Donald SLUT,
who has served as Mayor Jeffries'
$1,000 a year unofficial advisor
on traffic matters,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Greenland Stays Guarded

WASHINGTON, April is. -
fINS) - President Roosevelt, re-
ieeting protests from German
dominated Denmark. declared the
United States would guard Green
land until the huge Arctic terri
tory could be handed back TO a
free and independent Danish state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
ccondntt Back in i. s.
Silent on Britain Tour

NEW YORK, April 16.-GNSl
T, Hoped f5e n a New ffsii5r 4ff4ffaH
clam. DrrJames 3. Conant famous
scientist and president Of Harvard
University. arrived IN New York
today after six weeks spent In
England as official brain-trust
haiSon officer between British and
American scientists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Pan-American Celebration

La Sociedad HiSpanica. Spanish
club of the University of Detroit,
will hold its fourth annual Pan
American celebration tomorrow
evening in the Florence Ryan audi
forum on the McNichols road
campus. Richard II. Mallory club
president, will be master of cere-
monies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Despite tremendous pressure. .
repeated demands for more speed
and even q personal investigation
Of the reasons for a three-Year
delay, it appeared unlikely today