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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
URGED INTRAMURAL CARD

Enthusiasm for intercollegiate
baseball has never been stilled on
the u. of d. campus since that
time. Through the years the thump
of ash on horsehide, the staccato
chatter of the infielders and the
hoarSe bawl of the umpire has re-
manned a symphony to u. of d.
students. For two decades at u. of
D., in the Spring the young mems
fancy invariabl turned to
thoughts of whistling extra base
hits and sensational catches.
Bill Lutz, present sports editor
of The Varsity News, became a
articulate apostle Of baseball when
he took over his duties prior to
the start of the 1910 season.
lie talked up lntramurai base
ball, realizing that such league
would provide q testing ground
to determine the chances for inter-
collegiate baseball. If an intra-
mural h ID ball league was
successful, it would be a strong
selling point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

ALIENS CAFE EIGHTH ASo MIcHisAs
Too Alleys without Pest.
Whers sportsmsn Gather After the Tiesr 6smsi.
tpcVtc prn 1881 HOHTHtbwE
NOW FORMING m1H's s25 SPRING HOUSE
LEAGUE. leans and lodFiduais invited.
BOWLING SCHOOL Wayne ,',,,'.! sPt az ING
suathmoor Recreation Schooiefaft At Grand River.
opes alleys 10 An. 70 Pm. - Pm. 10 ~.
DETROIT REC. CO. l'i'' es s :, s'''''
- Alleys oBea Bssiiss Daily Frsm
10 A 70 A.. N
6kR0FN RE-. H7o ~ooowARp AVE.
VNhuLH nLVt Tt 2-s850
= Eiisys 0ben BoSftHg tHtTt p ~ s-1 Aft--
10 30 Until cioitna. NO WAITING. free Parsias.
IupCpTU orr GENERAL MOTORS BLDG.
70 Modern Anew
Open 5ssry Day tn Mianisht. nA. sass
tffWFie pEepEAIIAA 70 Boeliaa All.s..
lUHL nLunlHlIUN 10 eiIiisfd tables.
BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
l3s7s T. JEFFERSON AT EASTLAwN
uIIIETT'c s7is Trumbgf. II. 7-s33s
j. J, MILL ) 10 Alleys. osss Bs~ins
AN to 5 P. n. and After 20 30 All Oay saiYf-
day. FisoysseeHt liohting. Daylight AZ Az Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

Compare No. Cup with other popular
blends that run higher in cost. Figure the
extra saving on No. 7 Cup and you'll
decide it's great buy. Jas Barclay Co.
Ltd Detroit Michigan; Peoria, Illinois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
TOUCHED BOTTOM

Thus they landed in the second
division on opening day and few
weeks later touch Q d bottom
DiMaggio and Jake Powell. their
two right handed outfield hitters.
were sorely missed
In Washington yesterday the
new streamlined Yanks got away
10 running start with 81 VIC
tory. In the first inning the Dix
Maggie person whacked a 420-foot
triple off Dutch" Leonard TO
score Red Rolfe with the winning
run. In the sixth he followed
Henrich,S single with another one
baser that advanced Heinrich 10
third. then stole second. After
Heinrich was placed in scoring po-
Sition for the third and last run,
Charley Keller brought him home
with long fly.
DYNAMIC BATTLE
On TWO other occasions BfNfag-
gio came up with nobody on base.
popped up once and rolled 10 the
first baseman.
But he's dynamite with runners
on base.
Yes, DiMaggio may be the big
difference" this season if he stays
in there. He has now hit in every
game he has played this Spring. 20
in all. He mauls the good pitchers.
too.
In the field Giuseppe is the same
big striding hit assist lie made A
couple of difficult catches of long
drives look easy in Washington.
He can still come in for them. as
he proved in Brooklyn last week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
" .ab 9]a&s
II BY 15o( 1Ilu4'hy
One Things Certain = Bob Feller Can
Improve ON His 1910 Start

SPORTS COLUMN " SHORT PANTS: There is one
tang you can about odays openers IN me AMERICAN
Ieaaac Bob FeIcr going improve on the nohitter
he trired agans, the Dykes clan year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

'II'O'1 II'ON'N held. Henry McLemore has
Quit sports with United Press and signed contract
Mcknight Syndicate
has been started to bring Babe Ruth and Ty
Cobb Detroit for golf match Naturally Walter Hagen will
the If the match be arranged
Ted Husng and Glenn Mccarthy will report the Derby for
Gillette May Incidentally this year
you different choice win the event. Bimelech
boys going overheard favorte
Raymond Ducky) Pond in you missed the announce
VII be Bates College Undoubtedly Character
building VIII be his chief aim Bates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

A crusade carried on for the
last decade by The Varsity News,
student newspaper at the Univer-
sity of Detroit, will achieve its
goal this afternoon when Coach
Arthur g. Bud. eringzeEhaids
the initial workout for the first
Titan varsity baseball squad since
1921,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

Here's new one BBiiffg Miller Miller puts
-Arops- of iodine in his water every
day. Says it puts iron in his system
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Jefffriies Warns Arm

Which reminds me that Hlzzonah
Mayor Jeffues Is warming up the
r1ffgii s,,tf4btHe- te-Go similar chores her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

long time, ne declared. Irucks
is going to he great pitcher. Some
body better hustle or he ven he In
Buffalo long this season"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

Another sports writer is moving
D a new field. Henry McLemore has
18th United Press and signed a contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
o pening Day Orders Hit Mark

orders for opening day tickets Briggs
Stadium this than any other year in history.
Indoor has gone Madison Square Garden
Continued o Page 2O)
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
FOR Young
MEN On MERCHANT SHIPS

ALI local Offices Uf he MlchISal
State EhlmII.,ymtntI Service. il WAS an
Inunced to-day. are now cqullp u
furnish information and application
blanks to young nica nltct-S I'll IN IRE"
COURSES i'm stewardship and radio tcl'
sraphy.
The courses are being offered 10y The
United States Maritime Conmi S>l1n.
which i utilizing the facilities U tht
p, S.at,. tmplOym4nt offices maintain
al by the Michigan Cnemploym' nj
compensation Commission in a cam
,rlign IL recruit traineeS.
our merchant marine is growing
~ the rate of ship day" declared
wendell Lund. executive director ut
tho commission. and soon two ships a
cay will be launched.
.Gno,f Jobs on these ships. paying
fn.Ul So 10 500 month, including
I.,D,res. await 10000 young men.
, ANY of whom viii be- trained BY TIT
Maritime Service in schools and OF
training ships during the next Nv"
years"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19

served therein. and nEiy take Samples
" 1UOd for he purpose of analysis.
co No license. slsll Dt granted Ia
conduct Il restaurant license or ii os,-
terer license +" amy person. firm or
corporation who is delinqueIt i'll tht
pay ment of personal tlNt~
Section >. lip No lit.li>ce shall
perml any di~.tIsleIly CUIiducf i'll his
place OF business llOr shall amy liccnEee
permit hrs plac, Of business 10 become
:. rtFSnrt or III citing place for thieves.
prostitutes. or other di>STdcrly per
SoliS, NOR shall any liccn>ce permit
"lf! gambling dlHelIituS or parapher
hdlEl about lis premises. nor shall
any hctIlSc e permit any lewd. obscene
OF Immoral eXhibttiUn or t-lpIertain
intIH OH his premises. or any o;her
conduct likely la corrupt The morals
of the youth
tbl Every Hr,nSee. under this sOr
dinance. shall conduct his establish
melE IN Il clean and sanitary MANNER.
No lktli>tt. $ha sell or offer for III le
or lEInllfactur 'uy article Of fOod OF
'TthdH which il not clean and whole
some and wlirh if eaten by human
being would h.. It.lt,teriort~ 10 health.
Co Every lic"i.>re shall keep his a.
Establishment III -uud repair and con
DUO tile SAME ia 4 clean and sanitary
ImlmI,.r
Sub Stcti"n No living or steep
ing rooms shall be- permitted in dir'-f
connection with any part Of food
dispensing establishment
Sub StS.tiou III, H.n,, rnuS- ia
tlghf. sound and smooth and easily
ckantd, We'll drained and free from
obs, ructims.
SUB StctlOn > The walls. ceilings
anu Partitions must he Of ma terial
.li'l VIII make It tight. >lm""th sur
FACE. easily cleaned.
sub y elton / AderIale toilet fa
cillllt> must bt ,,rnvided for both Nell
ga" women. EI"A IuiltI r,Urn must b<
provided with wash basin and III
dlVldnal SANITARY towels.
SUP section > All doors windows
ana Other openings shall be providst
with screens or other aI4yroytd mech
;lllcIl meellIS for eliminating flies OF
IIetOtS
Sub Section i Rubbish or unused
IN uTtN' elc. Ni,ll! not be stored In
an! Part 81 the binding used for food
handling purposes
Sub Section Where food is pre-
pared LII tl1 l'qnr 10 he sold 10 the
puhIF me h'ILr must have an adr-
TEite roam vi j. sink and running
"''Pr "'Atr Han that used by The
i'Iilly Tor their personal use.
-~hb = ''tlbi. Al .Ol-iSSs-% china
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19

ance. the term Catering service as
herein used shall b.. taken Ia mean and
include any person. firm or corpora
don who furnishes. prepares and sup
plies prepared food such Is nt'a l..
llHE.heS or S;IIHlwich :. 10 be consum
I'd elsewhere than Oh the premises
whore they are prepared.
cd Before Restaurant or Cater
"r> lh1n~.. Slslll liz issued by the City
Cle rk. an application for said license
Shall bp presented 10 tile IleaEh Ofi
Ger. Building Inspector and the SAM
tary Inspector after which the City
Clerk shall submit, To thf Council Of
The City of WyandOt1e the applicatiO
ttIgt,thtlr with the N4Ur, of the Hea lth
Officer. Building Inspector and the
Sanitary Im>is uTOr thereon. If the
Colnci shall find AZ Z reSuE of the
investigate On and the report made u
said Council 10y the officers herelnbe
fore neln iOn,d. THAT tlle applicant IL
uf gu,h mur-ll character ;lnd is suit
able person tn conduct and operate At
restaurants and il the bona tide opera
tor or owner of said rt~tauraM and
that TIKI applicant is a citizen of the
Uni tAd States. and if a corporation
that the ma Ority If the shares U
stock are owned 10y citizens OF the
Ilitpd STATES. the Council shall direct
IN CITY Clerk to issue 4 lcenSt. there
for and thereulOn the City Clerk shall
issue n licpls4. To COnduG, and ORberat
such business upon the payment q
the liot lrSe fee herein prescribed.
ttu The license fee for business
herein designated shall be- Five $500
Dollars. License issued under The pro
Visions Of this Ordinance shall cover
int one place of business which sha i
h, stated herein. and Shall not be as
sisnable Every such license shall ex
uire on the 31St day Of May Of each
YEAR. Pro rata credit Shnll he given for
all lic,aSe already Issued and paid
for.
FL Aupliczlt ION for license shall bt
mad in writing and shall he upon
printed blanks Ia h furnished by he
civ Clerk of said City. and shall >et
forth. among other things. the place
Where such business is TO be cOIiduc
eel tn. Izlme IF the person. firm. or
t1,rIuratitn by whom Such bu~ilp - j.
IT, be carried on. and the place Of res
idence IF such applicant. Such apph
C-lfR,n shall also contain an agree
n,ent by Which he alaIlicaIT consents
and agnes that the inspector II the
Health Department. Fire DEPARTING
and Police DeIaTSmeLf II the City Of
WyandOtte may oil 1T and inspect any
Inrt If such premises used III con
,ilnrfnr such business 81 nanufactur-
.;,r any viTu.ils or food products To- be
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19

which come i'll direct contact with a
month must he Sttriliz,1l in hot water
and "a proper erilizing agent afr r
each serving. An adequate supply OF
lot running wafer SlrtIl be liped Ia
al sinks and bars
sub Section g. The use Of any
crack, Il or Clipped china ware OF
glasses i hereby prohibited. All dishes
and glasses not in use shall he stored
III clean adt'Irittt containers OF cup
buartiS.
Sub S.sri ion 10 adequate refriger-
atiOm IF sufficient size TO properly
Store all perirlElbe foods shall H..
lnsl imlsil and all ice boxes must be
properly drained Ia Il Sp t-ial waste
drained sink
Sub Section IL. All work tables
benches AND bars mus be Of a tight
smooth material free from cracks ana
easily cltTll@d.
Sub Section l.. Every licen>ee must
provide adequate locker space for all
employees and clothing ald all articles
Of cl,fthing shall not hang IN the xii
chen
Snb Section 13. Every lfcenSee
must have Il waiter tight cover. tighr
meal containers for all waste gar
hagc.
Sub Stctiun> IA Every licenSee
shall see tllsit his employees wear
clean, Wa All7ble clothes and street
clothes must I've cover Il whale work
ing
session ; Any violation Of he pro
visions of This Ordinance shall he pun
4
Hundred t$:IOOOD Dollars. or by i'm
prLSonnent in lhe Detroit House of
Correction for j period no. exceeding
ninety 900 days. or by both such fine
and imprisonment. in the discretion of
the court
Section t. If any section or par of
section of this ONlinG noe be held IT,
br invalid for any reason. such III
validity Slkill mt be held to impair or
invalidate- this Ordinance or any par
of it, being the legislative intent that
every section or Islrt thereof shall
stand and lie in force and effect not
understanding mvaidity Of any partic
ular provision or provisions.
Section ). Chapter NLIX Of he
CGm'ilcd Ordinances of 1890 Of the
City of Wyandotte is hereby rep aled
ANY Ordinances or IErts If Ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealtd.
Section g. This Ordinance is here
by declared 10 be immediately neces-
Sary for the pr servatiun Of the pub
lie peace. health and safety and shall
be- given immediate effect
en- the Question Shall This Ordin-
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
LOUIS BROIII.. SIR.
Mayor Pro TEN
WiSki\CE J. LaCOURSE.
AN ORDINANCE

AN Ordinance /" provide fer the Is
~Ilslncc IF licenses and "a regulate
restaurants and caterers in th, City Of
Wyandutte and la rt1tx,l ChaIder
MIN of rb Compiled Ordinances Of
1872 IF he CiiH Of Wyanth1te.
The City of Wyaii,kfte Or,lains:
section / tal M lsrsSm. firm or
corporation shall keep. msilltain. or 0D-
cIsttc Il restaurant car y catering ser
yi~ in he City If WyamlOdt4- withnur
rir~t having obtained Il hc,aS1. there
fer from the Clerk uf said CITY.
to- For he purpose of this Ordin-
Incr the term lteStaurim as herein
u>@d shall ~ taken ~ mean and In
-lude every buffet lunehr.-trn. lunch
counter. soda fountain dining r,"ln Of
kf, ]. or otherwise and every publir
place where food or beverages nv he
glass are sold. served or ,~oIl>ln ~ on
'As' llr!ni>,
tcl For The pnI?r~t - this Or,iir
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
PROGRAM At
COUNTY TRAINING school

Az usual the Christmas season III
IN Wayne County Training School
:. Worthwhile will h.. observed with
extensive program suitable to th'
holiday.
rba big davS is sunday. DtItInirT
D, whom a uagt-lnt will b put un for
families of he children and other
s-;ands Of the school Last year Their
- oyer 300 visitors To the school.
T,hrae hundred aud thirty-five child
e he total number of approx
,.av 7nO i'm the school viii rIrliCi
rate.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19

"hc' Now Pass the following yI'e
WIS recorded
Roll Call.
ltfiS '"llhriimen Hciim. Burke,
Mason. schultz. Wagtr.
Nays None
LOUIS SRDIII. SIX
Mayor PRO Tenn
LAW RENEE J. InCDI RISE
City CLERK
!. Lawrence J. LICour>e. q TX N
The City of Wyandntte. hereby certify
that the foregoing Ordinance was duly
passed al Il regular SESSION Of the CITY
Council of he City Of Wyandotte held
on December 16. 1871 signed by the
Mayor of said CITY.
LAWRENCE j. IaCOURSE.
City Clerk
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Town Fire Schools
New in Operation

1niry-fivc Michigan communities
have tsnriltttsi rown fire schools
since. January /. eighteen now are
holding prNrgriIn> for municipal fire
men. and approximately fifty more
communities will have similar town
fire schools before July !. 1917, Geo.
IL Fern. director Of m State Board
IF Control for Vocational Education
.lnuulnIcrd to-day
The need for civilian defense train
ing has ilprt-;i >,d interest III town fir
S,.hDUlS. which can N financed partly
through uht. vocational funds admins
tered by The. St.itt. Board of CtITrOi
for Nuatiou;u Education. Mr.. Fern
announced.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Wydndot tie in
Years Gone By
% YEARS AGO

The De rOit Board Of Commerce.
was fostering a movement tO establish
metropolitan plan" for that city,
To embrace adjacent territory for ~
Lilies an three directions Ii WAS pro
I-std To have conformity Of streets.
lark systems. lighting, &C.
\ total of ll6 persons confessed con
version al the cISe of evangcliStic
IA,r-tingS i'll the Presbyterian church.
~ plan WAS in process of organizes ion
Ia do follow -up work AMI prevent the
converts from birk>IidiuG.
The Knights of Columbus We're So
lsOld a Christmas tree celebration i'll
Arbciter hall for lie children IF mem
terS
The Wo,Slmcu If the World rlrcitNi
Ties officers y. C.. WiDurt She
walter, Adv, William Solo. ~Jr.. Il,
leJtr Wiener e.. William ii >kr-
I4an: r. A.is-Tj IAtFItur. W, " .lIIam
lS'ts-ri - = William l.4dt!r. Nj VIII
I'm ii Friend III H. j. Lynch and
Ii Tur>ki
Mr. and Ms ! II. T. ~hor' rri br.tt
ga heir frrt.,;l W,r!u.lG auHiy,.r>ar\-
\ poultry ~u,W Fnrl MAS h,-G A
Ar.piIcr hail was Declared 80 l-v tlC
LIrg ~ anna h->. ~ T held ia Tine rltI.
Lon Ed>,uJl of WyJudo; " AID Jo,
l-tt"ry Fl Detroit Ncrr Ia = princ1
iaL~ in "a Vr.~tutl- .nitcA 81 TIE
MdrN heater.
The rt.>idcu,- ~ Carson Long "H
\ me street W..> xrtially destroyed
H. Il fire that originated from an ~
trLt1itcd STOW.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Caution Asked in
Holiday Driving

The fr>t official umdcrrak King If tine
n,'w Michigan : .i1r Safely Commits
son will lee tu Supervise Il Caution
Tor Christmas ,-iln,Elign Ia bc launch
td innnt1ii.it ~ and 10 continue until
the end of he. New Year holiday wt-'k
end, Monday. JaInlaIy =. l?43.
This campaign Will have the iull
SulspUId al ia, ni,mbcr agencies OF
III. Stale. Safety Commission. includ
ing tlne t.NtCu iva. office. HE stale pa
Lee state. hi-lWal al l,arImtnt. >cCrP
ttry of STATE and fla e superintendent
Uf public Instruction. in the pha>tN
of tn. rfrfurr,nr nj. rdutTh ION ana safe
highway engineering.
The Christmas season il always the
greatest challenge of the year tO amy
ungram of traffic safely. City streets
are crowded Throughout December
with shoppers afO,lt and in cars. just
prior to and during the actual per
iOd of The holidays, streets and high
ways of the state carry heavy vol
TINE of travel as friends and relatives
visit each other in keeping with the
spirit Of the season.
This very volume of traffic newt
ably results in accidents and deaths.
Coupled with this danger Is the care
free spirit of he season, and the rush
to complete Il shopping trip or lei al
t.n.rl gem, Mt. 4 third extra hazard l.
the. weather. Wi h early darkness and
fr.e,tlenl 4rurnES rendering visibility
ESOr. Ped, >tTlall>, especially, SHOULD
remember that from dusk TO dawn.
and wi h lsIveIE'It> slippery. even Oh
I'm. hest lighted streets driver sci
ann can sec them. \ final hazard L.
the drinking driver and pedestrian.
i0lice officers u IUuShou MhhlEdll
are urged lU u>t' Ilo mercy whtH tftH
cane aCruS> >nclI pcrsuiIS.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance Iu amend Sections ]
a!IG Is IF an ORDINANCE, entitled An
ordinance for guarding Lii ana
Property by rcgJlla lns and prividln:
FOR lEt Inspection of The Installation
a!d maintenance ia buildings of cleC-
Iric wiring. electric dt Vices and exec
,rIc IIla pI1sl. Crt-IilnS drtmen.
If Electric Inspection. creating
Board Of Electrical Examiners and
Review. and lie n4HG OF ContractOrs
and journ,ylh,-Ii electricians. and 10
repeal all ordinances or parts uf or
d.LLnc, : imcor>i> cmt herewith
IN, City of WIandsAtr Ordaim>:
Section l. 10 amend Section | "a
read ~ follows
Scclion L. Eicctri, al Inspector
There il hereby created 1t II lr,ll- mem
Fl Electrical Inspection. Tin, person
cia,,tu 10 Till tll,. offic. of tlcct rlc;il
inspector shall he Il competent tIectrt
elan. of good moral ciElrarc. cr ana
Shall have had a, least four Years
Experience a. Il journey man ia the
practice of his trade. or two years
training in Il recognized college III el
cCtrlCrll engineering. and in addition
There q TWO ytsurr Of practical expert
eICe in electrical t,OlkIl rIIctiun. snail
be We'll ver>t-d III approved methods of
electrical construction for safety Ia
life and properly, and the rules anu
regulations issued by the city IF Wy
aRfOrte Board of Examiners and Re
view and shall submit to and lsl>e tilA
inspectors eXaminat ton of he MicfM
gan Inspection Bureau. He shall IL.
familiar with the National Elt<tricaI
Code. aS approved by uhe Am. riCSin
Standards A>>ts' irtion. Dire \atiOna!
Electrical Safely Code. approved 10y
jhr American Standards Association.
and other installation and >aft-N
rules and standards approx, Il 10y The
American Stamdsi rd> Association The
l>i .cctor shall also maintain a HE Of
listed il>ptN- ed electrical appliance
cards ISSUED 10y or for the ind rw riit-I
l..,n.idtUr.e>. Incorporated
Section = To amend Section Ii la
read ~ follows
S,clion Ia Fees for License III.
T - provided for iii this ordinance
SHALL IT, paid q th,. City Engineer and
Ie. accounted for hy him Io the Cuun
al and paid iIfo thr City Treasury
The fee for EIcS-,l-i,rrl Contractor
Shall l. $50 per amnm and The. ft>
tor Jouru,!nun Eltc rician Shall IL.
Nloo PEP annun. Lictlr~tv> issued L.
Electrical Contractors oh and after
pctUlrr Isl shall IL. Sl2:5O. All licen
~ shall Nrire December 31$t Of LII.
YEAR Of issuance
Section 3 All ordinances OF Inrs
al ordinances ia conflict herewith arr
hereby releaI d.
Section I This ordinance ShaI!
lake effect twenty days after lis pass
age
On The On slion Shall This Oniin
ance Now Pass the following vote
was recorded:
Roll Cali.
Yeas: C0uncimrn Benin. Burke.
Mason. schultz, Wagar.
Nays: More.
LOUIS BROIIL SIR.
Mayor Pro TEN
LAW'lSENCE J. LACOURSE.
City CLERK
/. Lawrence j. IaCOurSe. Clerk of
the City Of Wyando.te hereby certify
that the foregoing Ordinance WAS duly
passed III a regular session uf The. City
Conncil IF the City of Wyamdo,te held
on December Ii. l4l. signed nv The
MAYOR al said City
LAWRENCE J. IACOURS
f'if,- fV.~l.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Keeping Sweater Shapely

A washed wooden sweater will
keep It's shape if dried on specially
made sweater frame, adjusted to the
desired shape and size. These
frames are inexpensive and make
sweater washing easy and safe.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Brighten Flower Pots

Brightly colored flower pots with
plants give festive air to the house.
porch and terrace during spring and
summer. Hunt up the old pots
around the house, wash, dry and
then paint with two coats of enamel
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Baking Pudding

When baking pudding with milk.
put into the gas oven while oven
is cool and let it heat with the oven.
If put into hot oven, the intense
heat IS likely 10 curdle the milk.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Scientific Drunk Tests

The results of scientific tests for
lntoxlcatlon, where reckless on
drunken driving is involved. are now
admitted by courts in 30 states.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Refrigeration Ancient

AS far back as 1857, railroad
tried car-cooling for perishables bv
insulating some box cars and placing
ice IN dOOrways after cars we're
loaded.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
deadly Mosquitoes

ryerv wear malaria bearing mos
toes are responsible for the
This of between two and three mil
lion people.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
Governmental Function

Nearly half the states in the Unit,
ed States operate airplanes in con.
nectlon with some governmental
junction.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-19
First Chemist

First in America 10 become
Pneb Of the University Of Penn
sylvania