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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
3 CANDIDATES
FOR ELECTION To
SCHOOL BOARD

The annual election Of members 20
the WyandOtte Board OF Education
will be held next Monday. There ane
three caDdidates-William II. Har-
liOtt, Harold K. Jacobson and Arthur
Dunham-with two to be elected. The
WyandOtte Citizens club is backing
the election of MeSsrs jacobson and
lIarriOtt. The two members elected
will succeed Charles S. Johnson, who
does not seek reelection, and Joseph
L. KalaSh. who died last month.
Polls will be open from am. to
pm. at the following locations:
Precinct No. l = Embracing terri
tory from FOd avenue to northerly
city limits. both sides of railroad
tracks: voting booth near Biddle ave
hue and Goddard road.
Precinct No. = Embracing terri
tory from Ford avenue to Elm street.
east of tracks; voting booth at Gar
field school. Fourth street and Super
iOr boulevard.
Precinct No. 3 Embracing terri
tory from Elm street to south city
limits. east Of railroads: voting booth
on Sycamore street near Roosevelt
school
Precinct No. - Embracing all ter
ritOry west Of railroads and south OF
Ford avenue: voting booth in addition
to Washington school. Superior bOule
vaftl and Fourteenth street
Registration for the election closed
last Saturday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Boards Named for
School Election

The following have been named az
members of precinct boards for the
school election next Monday:
Precinct No 1-Sylvester j. OsOSkie
chairman: Mildred Singles. Bernadettt
TorangO. Gertrude EaSterly, BernicE
Altman. Margaret Browne
Precinct No. 2+Hemy Weatherwax
chairman; Jack VOsS. Eta VI. Price
Belle Anderson. Florence Cable, Louise
ErOoman
Precinct No. 3+Henry MellOche
chairman: Anna kbOeckner. Frances
DuclO, Nora Perry. Hilda Haynes
Emily Daniel
Precinct No. 4ESevert H. Shuts
chairman Delphine Garner Caroline
Turski. Edward George, Catherine Par.
iSh, Florence Rogers.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
During May a
$4,3 26 Fire Loss

Loss by fire in Wyandotte totaleA
$4t&6 during May, as shown By the
monthly report Of Chief Gustav Al
sekm There were . fire Charms, Of
which numhr 13 were sent In to soa.
ton No. 2. west side.
Classified by causes, the fine oriedur
ated: In automobiles 3, boats 2. bsrSi.
ness places 2, barn 1, coal pile 1.
dwellings, 8. dog Kennel 1, 6akse alara
L, furniture 1. garages 2. grass /, man
ufacturing places 2, rubbish 1.
Depa rtment vehicles travelled a to
bal OF 145 miles during May.
Insurance of $27 100 was DIN effect On.
the property destroyed.
Ian May. 1910. the total fire lOss Was
$3.50.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Proclamation

Whereas, the President OF the
United State has asked SIX ma
tiOnal social agencies comprising
the United Service Organiza lions
To assume the major burden VI
providing recreational and leisure
Tins activities for soldiers ana
sailors outside the army anu navy
bases, and
Whereas. the President has ask
ed the American people thrUusn
generous contributions To support
the U.S.O. IN its campaign TO iaise
money to carry on this Responsible
task. and
Whereas. the people or "yah-
dotte. proud OF their civic record
and uhe share their reia uV<s anu
friends are playing in the nanoiai
defense picture. are eager 10 az
Sist in the bufkling up Of morale
among the soldiers ana sailors
Therefore. |. Louis w. BENIN
mayor of the city G Wyandotte'
urge all citizens of Wyandotte 10
join fundamentally in this pa au-
otto American campaign for tne
benefit of our defense forces
LOUIS W. BEIhM.
Mayor.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
to .
Wedding 'Nois.

To the WyandOtte Herald;
| was very much surprised chat any
newspaper i'll this city and yours
especially, would publish an article,
such as the one in your May 80 issue,
Let 'Em loot"
1t Is against the city ordinance, for
Just such unnecessary noise; a great
iIEmy citiZelns have complained about
the practice. |. myself. have had Oc-
casiOn to call the police department in
regard To it. having had sick members
If my family pass a SleepleSs night
and then to be disturbed by theSe early
morning wedding parties = extending
far into the day.
Do you really think a sentimental
reason Is enough To disturb the nerves
and illness and sleep of people who
quiet IA they. TO their horn footing?
Alb,r all. they are grUwn-up or aren't
they?
There is much noise connected with
any CITY COtiI Is tlIlaEOludDle, Out lIl1S
is much different can not help but
feel that when ones own newspapers
make light OF something. that il ready
annoying, not one, but a great percent
age of the peOple-there is not much
one can do, to correct any evil that
comes up. That is the trouble with the
world tOday-nO thOulGhtfulness nor
COnSitiera ton for the other fellow You
ohll this OutbrHst of "hnked noise.
long drawn out" a spirit OF rela xatiOn
&n,t optimism. For whom. the greatest
number or a few: Do not forget this
outburSt of Juvenile spirits occurs. not
once, but every saturday, i'll every
week, adj through the year, as regular
as taxes and dea tn And do not think
very much Of a newspaper of your
alibre. for cOndOning it.
PEARL G.. EBERTS.
Mrs. Frank II. Eberts,
ABB BiddIe Ave
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06

Albert G. SiP,ei, Dale E. Sloan. Don
aid Patrick Smith. Edward Howard
Smith. Frederick A. Smith. Lois Anne
Smith. Robert Steele. Barbara Camp
bell Stbler, Sheldon G.. Streicher,
Marie Sutliff. Cecilia NJ. SzydlOwski
Seymour TarnOff. Virginia Tarwacki.
Vivian NJ Tarwacki. George Lawson
Gordon Tattrie. Patricia A. Tinney
Chester S. Urbanek. Frank G. Vlodyka
Gertrude Marie WahOwiak, Edward M.
Wardell. Francis NJ. Whitehead, Tene-
"a f. Wierciak, Harriet Clark Wilcox
Willis Nathan Wiley. Robert Charles
Wilson. Claudia K. Windes. Dolores
Gloria Wismeg ISslaseH C.. Wolf. Doris
Mae Woodward Jack Weston YapS.
Almanac Zinniel
Deceased.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Rscord-Brsakins
Ore Shipments

During April and May. all two
iron ore by vessels We're broken. Dur
ing the period. 5.O51 boats PASSED Wy
andOtte. an average OF one every IL
minutes
During May, 1.6S9 dOwnbOund pass
ages and l,622 upboud passages We're
recorded. The~e did not include pass
enger boats. sind cTicriers and smaller
vessels. The average WAS one boat ev-
cry 13S, minubeS
During 1871 il Is figured that more
than 10 million toms of ore will be
shipped by water.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Selectees Leave
for Texas Camp

The following SeEecteeS from Wyan-
transferred from Camp Grant. ILL.,. TO
the infantry replacement center in
Camp Walters. Texas
WyandOtte = Lloyd r. Wilhelm,
Louis G. Tayak. Donald T.. SwOnger.
HCOr>*- l.. Melazzo, Thomas f..
MCGEE.
ROmuluS-.Iohn =. Czaplic&i. George
Nv. Williams
Lincoln Park-ROccO hi SciaSciO,
Frank Di SciasS.io Andrew J. Lucas.
Fiat lROck-Warten NJ. Strawn.
New William j. Pu>telak
Trenton Marvin T. Baughman.
ChaunCey g. Cook
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Summer School
Opens Juns l6

Summer school, for the benefit OF
students in grades 5B TO LIB, will
open on Monday. June 16 There will
be no tuition fee for residents OF Wy
endOtte; nOn-res6dents will be charged
So
The schools will he in SESSION from
S to IL am, five days each week. for
eight weeks closing August 8.
Grades and q vii dmeet at the
Lincoln and ]! b. Ford buildings.
Grades and 8 will be held at the
Lincoln school
Grades 10 IL will meet In tina
Roosevelt high school
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Flower Sales
for Two Day.

A flower sale. receipts going to the
Polish veterans invalid fund. Will h.
held in WyandOtte tomorrow and SIM
day, conducted by Polish Vetera ns
post No. - and the Ladies' Auxiliary
ri the post.
Tomorrow sale will be cOnducta,
on the downtown streets Of The civ
Sundays sale Will be confined TO the
Poish churches of the city.
The object Of the sale is worth,
one and should meet with whole h., 80
d support.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
WERE MARRIED SATURDAY
AT NILES, MICHIGAN

Mr.. and Mrs Leland $. Walker, Of
Mixes, Mich, announce the marriage :ot
their daughter. Elizabeth CLarissa, to
Walter BERNARD Laetz. ensign in the
United States Naval Reserve ut Nileas
on May 81
The bride. a granddaughter Of Dr..
and Mrs. Norman G.. BOwbt er. has
made her home here for some time.
while employed in Detroit and has
numerous friends who are Offering
their congra tlilatiOns.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Sports Events Oh :, !.
Nj. Carmsl T:rip,,

An interesting program of sports-
with suitable prizes fon winners, has
been arranged for the Mt Carmel
church excursion to Bots Blanc next
wednesday. June IL. There will be 26
events in the list. races starting at
II 80 sharp. nrizeS range from q box
OF candy to half tcn of coal.
Boats will leave Bishop park. Wyan-
dOtte, at s 80 and 10 10 am
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Outdoor Service
Sunday, June Is

The annual outdoor service ami mic.
lhlc Of Trinity Lutheran church will
be held ON Sunday. June II. az
Schwartz'S grove on Grange rnad
near West road, Trenton.
A service will be held at II am
dinner will be served from II nom r.
2 pm. and supper at ) pm. The bro
gram will include base ball and other
games. and the serving Of refresh.
mentS.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
.gANFTORS. NON-TEACHERS
GIVEN WAGE INCREASE

The Board Of Education. at its meet
ing Monday night voted una nimOuSly
20 give school janit0rs and nOn-teach-
;ug eEniCye> a wage increase for thsa
ensuing year Of $50 per month; men
on hourly basis, an increase Of IL
cents per hour: and women employed
in the cafeteria. an increase Of five
CENTS pes hour.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Civic Day
D0inss Friday

Wyandotte's Junior civic celebration
will be held today !T-iday,. The az.
dair is sponsored by The Merch ,nts
Association OF the city.
School students havA been selactcd
to serve as city officials. and there
will be a pet paclte. with a long list
Of prizes
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Bots Blanc Trips
During June

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church, o.
Wednesday, June IL
Methodist church school. ON Satup%
day, June IA.
ST. stephens Episcopal church, o.
Saturday, June y.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Presbyterian
Excursion July IL

The annual excursion OF the Pres
5yterian church and Sunday school TO
Bots Blanc park will be- given on Sat
vrtfay, July II. Two boats will carry
the crowd from WyandOtte to the is
land. one having at 1913 am, the
0ther at 2 10 pm.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
Splendid Record
Of Cement Plant

For the sixth consecutive year. the
Wyandutte cenRnt plant of the Michi-
gan Alks,G Company has been awarded
the Portland Cement Association safe
~ troph5 for outstanding accident pre-
ventiOn work Since the cemen nj mill
started OperaIioE in 1894 there has
"ot 1t-n single d. bling injury.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
May W. as Coed
Month fer Building

During May. 81 building permits
We're taken out i'll WyandOtte, calling
Tor an estimated expenditure Of $244.-
4o4 There were 40 new DWELLINGS,
started, showing that the city is keep
ing up with the housing demand
The permits will be published In
full in next weeks Herald.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
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FROM ROOSEVELT
NEXT WEEK

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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06
MAYORS son TO GRADUATE
FROM HIISDALE COLLEGE

Louis w. Benin. .Jr.. son OF Mayor
and Ms. Louis W. Benin. will gradu.
ate next Monday from Hfllsdale COD.
iese. He H. tast president Of Delta
Sigma Phi fraternity.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06

last ErKIay some one stole fOw-
-9af from Williaan ChinclElk or l5i
iu3ary street.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

PIANO-Slightly used latest model apart
ment size, full SS-note baby grand, SlS9;
a real value, offered at less than one-half
the original price; walnut finish. MA.
4130. kits 1880 G ST. NV. Tin the
middle of the block
Evening star., 1941-02-02

| RADIOS-Philco 4-band So: Truetons
3-band. $40; combination record changer
Spartan. ,S14; R. c. A. 4-stage amplifer,
StephenSon'S I307 II ST NV
Evening star., 1941-02-02

WOMAN wants work from s to IL morn
inss or days work; ref. Adams 2321-W
WOMAN, colored, Southern, wants general
houseWork, days or Fart time; good
laundress; references. Lincoln 3506-M.
WOMAN colored, wants cooking or gem
son 1852
Evening star., 1941-02-02

RANGE-Hotpoint electric. calrod units:
economy cooker. full-size oven; storage
drawer; all porcelain. Reasonable. Ii.
4l92. 1919 Lyman pl ne.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
BUSINESS Opportunities.

GUEST HOUSE, 40 rms, rs guests;
monthly inc,, $4,000; furn, the best: see
something different; $4,000 handles.
M. KEACH, 1910 VT. Ave-, RE. 2919.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

RADIOS-25rs to SOC of on new 1941 r,
c. A., Emerson and Philco sets; reg. SO 95
model. S6SS; reg. Sl9.95 model, So. 9.95;
700 9th 81. u W. at G.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

GROCERY, upper 18th ST., estab. years;
rent, S62 so mo-, including living quarters.
Business quoted $3.50 per wk. Price. 81 200,
ers Real Estate. R04 z ST. q ". Ma S1a1-
Evening star., 1941-02-02

RADIO -PHONO. COMB, SIS; auto radios
from S5. so; home or recreation rms. from
So All guar. 100 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

RADIOS So each. Another large shipment
just rebuilt: orig. value to $3.50. It's un-
believable, but it's true. 1910 7th st. NV.
RADIO-PHONO. COMB, SI495; reg.
S24.95; new 1941 model. reg S129 95;
automatic: SOC, off for cash Apex Radio
Cn 700 9th ST n " al @
Evening star., 1941-02-02

RECORDER "Radiotone": $3.50 profess
sional portable outft many features Q
speeds etc; cash. $50. Afford. WO. 3070.
RECORDs-Just received several thousand
slightly used records, very good selection.
Apex Radio Co.. 709 9th ST. NV, at G.
REFRIGERATOR. Crosley Shelvador. 1st-
class condition, $40. Hobart SS62
Evening star., 1941-02-02
PAPER HANGING

PAPERING. . rooms SIS: 3 rooms, S22; or
broom. 2-story hall house S35 compt.
GOOD workmanship. AID. 1871.
PAPERINC and painting work; reasonable
prices; I satisfy. j. Tolson, Atlantic 1882.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

GUEST HOUSE-11 rooms: II beds: 81:
baths: oil heat; Scar garage: lawn, trees
detached; corner; new furniture and pa.
come. S2O0-S25O per month. Price, only
$1,000: $1,000 down, balance terms. Box
111-K, Star
Evening star., 1941-02-02

or rebuilt range see the big group we are
sacrificing regardless of cost. All sizes.
Prices and terms TO suit every one. J. S.
LeFevre. Inc. 2007 < st. NV. RE. 0017.
GAS RANGE. table top excellent condition:
SIS. 5319 5th st. NV. Randolph 4697.
GAS STOVE, oriole,, very good conditions;
Evening star., 1941-02-02

RADIO-Crosley combination radio and
phonograph: regular price $50 so; reduced
to S75: excellent condition: many other
good radios at lower prices. See Mr.. King.
1896 H ST ne Atlantic 4464
Evening star., 1941-02-02

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
GARAGE BUILT for only Sl49; Sx1O porch
inclosed with storm sash and screens,
Sl29. Proctor. DI SS43.
HOMEOWNERS, call RE. O44O for LOWEST
prices for roofing. siding, heating, repairs.
Free estimates. Terms. Bond Co.
MODERNIzE YOUR HOME NOW.
HEATING INSULATING
PLUMBING PAPERING
ROOFING PAINTING
REMODELING SIDING
PLASTERING CARPENTRY
So MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
20 Years of Satisfactory Service
TABOR'S HOME RENOVAT1NG CO.,
Office and ShowroomS,
1920 Irving St. NV. Adams 1900. .
RENOVATE BASEMENT TO
ROOF.
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
NO CASH DOWN.
FREE ESTIMATES.
Deal With Reliable. Financially
Responsible Firm.
We Finance Where Others Don't.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.,
915 New York Ave. NV.
Ma. 7416. Night, MA. 741s. r.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

GAS BOILERS t7)-Used Bryant gas-fired
water boilers with capacity of about 400
it. of hot-water radiation: also Z hot
water heaters with tanks. Henry J. Robb,
Inc. 1924 Vermont ave District Sal.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

at home. Atlantic 6ls6.
WOMAN, colored young, reliable. wishes
job as general houseworker, chamoermaid
or nurse maid for employed; ref Call
Atlantic 7655-R.
WOMAN colored. reliable, experienced,
wants general housework; no Sundays; ref.
CO. 7495.
work good cook; home nights; good refs.
Call NO. 9437
WOMAN, colored. exp. wishes work as
maid in dress shop, beauty salon, Office
cleaning, apts. Hobart 20SS.
MONtAiM, coIoFeo' neat. wants Gay WORK or
5552. %
Evening star., 1941-02-02

PLAT BOOKS, set of for real estate,
SIS. Bargain Book Shop, SOS 9th st n.v.s
PLUMBING-Any plumbing fixture in
stalled at sensible prices Nothing down,
Up to 3 yrs. 10 pay J. S. LeFevre, Inc,
2007 K ST. NV. RE. 00l7.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
n,scEILAhEous FOR SALE.

IoToR, a. c. 94-h.p.. 22O volts, 3-phase.
01cycIe. SO; 3-hp. a. c., complete, with
larter, 900 volts. single phase, 60-cycle'
an NatiopaI Junk 70 71H " st NV,
Evening star., 1941-02-02

PRINTING PRESS, automatic cylinder.
11Xl7 sheet print 4 m. hour. $780, lino-
type. $3.50, l mag. font mats. Box 21-K.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

WOMAN wants days work OF any kind,
Mondays and Wednesdays. ia. BAL.
WOMAN, colored, wants work part time
or cleaning small apt. 6l7 Gresham pl.
NV. co. 27S5.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

PIANO-If you have an old grand. up
right or player you're not using. why not
lei us call for it? We will give you a
credit good now or in the future on any
piano, radio or muSical instrument IN
our store credit is transferable Ma.
4130 kits, 1880 G ST. NV. lin the
middle of the block.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Little Theaier
Calls for Actors

The Tacoma Little theater IL
issuing a call for vouid-be thes-
plans TO appear IN the forthcoming
production Of THE Tanning Of the
Shrew." Tryouts are 10 be at the
Little theater this coming Friday.
Saturday and Sunday. Oct. ~. IS
and 26. at 100 p. m. All those
trying out are asked 10 bring their
own books for reading. All types
and ages Of actors and actresses
are needed for the large east that
will take part in the play and In
the special Queen BeNx" prologue
which will precede H.
Production here will be under
George Bolton. former member Of
the famous Globe Theatsr Players.
who appeared At several world
fairs and toured the entire United
States. presenting their own YER
SION Of "streamline" Shakespeare.
Mr.. Bolton announces that the pis y
here will be presented in the famed
Globe theatsr method. with scenes
speeded up and long speeches Gu,
before the much discussed Globe
thsatsr type oct. Production dates
are set for some tim. early tn
January.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Sweater Voice Girl
On the Beverly Screen

For years. Hollywood has set
the pace IN fashions. personalities
and beauty. With most Of the wo-
men Of the nation turning their
eyes towards the film capital. the
approaching debut Of a new Lead
ing lady Is almost front page
womeHs news.
Her name Is Eva Gabor. a five
foot, two-inch. brown-eyed Euro
pesn blonde. She Ia the poSsessor
Of husky boudoir voice on the
screen, and for some reason or
other. Hollywood has dubbed her
The Girl with the Sweater Voice i"
Appearing opposite Richard Ar
len and Nils Asther, Eva makes
her first screen appearance in
Psrsmounts Forced Landing"
stirring romance In the tropical
Pacific. now showing at the Bev-
erly thester
Sharing the screen are Mary
Martin and Don Ameche in KISS
the Boys Goodbye musical CON-
edy with Rochester. Oscar Levsnt
and Connie Boswell in the support
ing cast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Cameo Theaier 10
Open Next Week

The Cameo theater. Tacoma =
newest amusement enterprise. will
open sometime next week. IL was
announced today by Vito Cuttone.
owner and manager The theater
Is situated in the heart OF Pacific
avenues business district. and
viii add much TO this rapidly ex-
psnding street.
The building located almost d.
reetly opposite the National Bank
of Washington. was purchased
recently by Mr.. Cuttone. who for
years has beep prominent in Taco
mas business circles.
The theater will be beautifully
furnished. and although the seat
ing capacity will only be around
400. II will be one Of the show
places in Tacoma. IL the comments
being made daily by Pacific ave
nue. business men may be taken as
criterion.
ror weeks large crews of men
have been working day and night
installing new equipment. painting
and decorating and arranging
draperies. The sound equipment is
being tested daily. and the acous-
tics are such as to lend a great
deal to the application.
The marquee. designed especially
by Carl Eckstein. Is beautiful. and
Is declared to be one OF the most
attractive on any theater in the
Northwest.
Lauren Shoemake. who has been
proJeetionist for years in Taco
ma and other Pacific coast cities.
Will be associated with Mr.. Cut
tone in operating the Cameo.
Contracts for feature picture.
and short subjects are now being
made, and the opening feature
will be Hard Guy" In the cast
are Jack La Rue. Mary Healy
Kane Richmond. Iris Adrian Gavle
Mollett, Jack Muihall and Howard
Banks.