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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
AIRPORT IS
RECOMMENDED
BY COMMISSION

Acquisition of a new location for
another airpOrt ~ serve three flying
schools engaged i'll the civilian pilot
training program has been recon-
mended by the Wayne County Road
Commission in a letter to the ways
and means committee of the Board of
Wayne County Supervisors. The
Wayne county airport is to be used ex
cluSively by the u. 5. army air corps
bomber ferrying command, under the
Terms Of a pending lease, which will
force the flying schools TO vacate their
present quarters at the Wayne county
airport. Middle Belt and Goddard
roads.
The new location, nine miles north
Of the Wayne county airport, consists
of 200 acres and includes the field and
facilities of the National Air Services
airport at Middle Belt and Plymouth
roads. This property and building
suitable for Offices and one small hang
ar can be leased for a total monthly
rental of $3.50. Little drainage and land
leveling work would be needed TO put
the proposed airport in condition to
meet federal regulations. the letter
stated. However. about $4,000 would
be required for grading runway sur
facing and sewer pipe. Construction of
Il hangar to house flying school planes
would require an additional $3O,0O0.
Records show that only seven per
cent Of the recruits in the army air
corps who have CPTP training fail TO
pass final army tests, compared with
applicants without this draining who
have 40 per cent Of their number fail
Federal officials have announced that
The civilian pilot training program
will he doubled or possibly tripled in
the near future, and unless facilities
are provided for these flying schools,
the CPTP in Wayne county will be ser
iously handicapped.
Civilian activities are to be cancel
led entirely III the Wayne county air
port under the new lease and there is
no Oiher existing location where the
schools could move. COnSeQut ntly, IN
less some provisions are made 10 ac-
cOmmOdate these schools through some
airport expansion or new DEVELOPMENT
they will be without facilities to con
duct their operations. More than 200
pilots have already graduated from
Wayne county airport schools, and
some 90 students are now taking fly
ing instructions in the three schools.
So far in 1872 there has been ex-
pended $4,000 in operating the Wayne
county airport of which has been re-
covered in cash ST. .JOO. and there has
accrued i'll rentals from the federal
government $2S,0O0 which is not pay
able until July /, the letter set forth
There is now a balance of $132, 900 in
the airport fund. the road commits
SiOnerS said
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
Car Occupants
Escape Injury

~ urday night, a car driven by
fld"u Cries, 20. of 2++1 Ferris street.
crashed into barrier at the west
dead end of Walnut street. with such
fore ~ to move the rails and ties of
the H.. T. & 1. railroad several inches.
la the ear with Cries were ThsIma
Miller. of Jfs LudingtOn street. and
Vernon Thompson. of 2441 Ferris
street All miraculOuSly ESCAPED seri-
"u> injury. although they were remOv-
ri Ia WylndOtte General hospital in
NiNOn'S ambulance.
lsitrOlman Ralph JucharlZ. who was
>unmont d to the scene. tagged a train
approaching the scene of the accident.
thus preventing what might have been
q serious crash
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

The Venerable L. p. Hagger, arch
deacon Of the Diocese OF Michigan,
will be the guest preacher at the spe-
cial Lenten services on this Friday ev.
ening at 1880 o'clock. at st. Stephens
Episcopal church.
On Palm Sunday there viii be spe.
cial Palm Sunday services at Ii am.
AT 80 pm, the holy week cantats,
The Last Seven Words" BY Dubois,
will be sung by the adult choir.
During holy week there will be spe-
cial services each evening at z 80.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
DEFENSE PLANS
ADVANCED BY
CITY COUNCIL

Al lis session Tuesday night. the
Council. in resolution sponsored by
Councilman Louis BrOhl, ST., granted
a request by Defense COordinatOr A.
A. Payctte. that bids be invited for Il
portable lighting plant, with station
airy mounting. Wi h complete auto
matte control: also for a portable
fighting plant same as above. except
that + j. 10 In mounted on Il two
wheeled dolly trailer.
Other action was the appropriation
Of $500 for the purchase of sirens.
auxiliary lighting plant, radio extern
sion and police radio transmitter
transfer. as requested by the defense
cuordinator and the Police and Fire
Commission.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
Action Taken on
Sewer Construction

The Council Tuesday night took de-
finite action toward the relief of in
adequate sewer equipment III the
north end of town.
Plans, prepared by City Engineer
+. w. Liddle, call for relief sewer
in the alley east of the D.. T. & l..
railroad, from the alley north Of Gin
ton street to North drive.
Also approved were plans for the
cons ructiOn of trunk sewer from
Goddard and Second street, west On
Goddard 10 Fourth and north on
Fourth to North drive.
Both plans will be submitted to the
State Board of Health for the reQuir-
ed approval Of that body
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
No Sugar for
One Week

No sugar will be available 10 the
public for the one week period from
April % 10 May 4. according TO gov
eminent officials. Individual, or fam
lily, consumers must register for ra-
ton books May Al at public eIemeu-
tary schools, while wholesalers, re-
tailers, bakers, cOnfectiOners and 9th
er industrial users will register at
high schools on April % and 20.
1t is not decided yet whether the
weekly individual ration will be limit
ed to One-half or three-quarters OF a
pound.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
WELL, MISTAH TUNSTALL Is
MIXED UP" ALL RIGHT

When arrested in Detroit, Sidney
TunStall, an EcOrSe negro, admitted
that he had stolen and burned nearly
SLOOO of defense stamps and bonds
because he didn't want to get mixed
up with the government" The infOrma,
ton was turned over TO FBI officials,
and the man may find a very serious
charge lodged against him.
According TO police. TunstaH admit
ted the rObbing Of five homes in
EcOrSe and 10 in Detroit, all within a
six weeks period.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
Schools Offer
Merchants Clinic

Should the demand justify, merch-
ants clinic on the subject. War Prob
lens of The Retailer" will be conduct
I'd through cooperation of the Wyan-
GOtte Board of Education and the
State Board of Control for Vocational
Education.
NJ rchantS would be given the bene-
nj OF most recent information on reg
'ilatiOns. rulings, shortages. and sup
pies of merchandise. Among problems
10 be- considered are those relating to
price control measures. rttiOning. tax
alton. credit control, limitation of
merchandise. restricted delivery ser
vice. and the necessity for revision Of
retail merchandising practices.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
EXPRESSES THANKS FOR
VICTORY GARDEN HELP

After reporting on progress In the
victory garden project, Councilman
George c. Behm told the Council
Tuesday night that thanks were due
10 he wyandotte Garden club. the
superintendent Of schools and the Su-
p%rintpndent OF parks and boulevard>.
Tor thr cooperation extended.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
20 Go From
Here to Camp

Twenty Wyand0tte SeleceeS were
sent direct to Fort Gus ter from Board
No. ~. for induction into the United
States army.
The list follows
Edward &. O>n>kie.
Stanley j. kamin>ki.
William III Royce.
William j CWiek
ErncSi f. Clifford.
Kenneth X. PVcOck.
Raymond III. Gray.
Donald III. Wilson
Francis j. BoZynSki.
Paul J. Juback.
James Il. HOllcy.
Frank J. WojtkOwiak
Walter j. Knoll.
Wendell w. Doubt.
Anton j. OSmak
William H. Morris
Andrew MacL. Simpson.
K V III. Watson.
Stanley J. BudZyn.
Bernard f. Clark
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
Sharples Worker
Killed by Blast

Lawrence Nugent 10 years old. Of
100 twentieth street, was killed in
Stantly. as the result of an ammonia
cyanide explosion at the plant Of the
Sharples Chemicals Company, at 80
am. Friday OF last week Another
employe, Lawrence Ballard Of Trep
ton. was injured
The explosion blew down a side
wall of the building in which The acct
dent occurred.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
PALM SUNDAY AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Communion service at IL o'clodk,
with reception Of new members ana
baptism OF children The chorus choir
sings Ride On, Ride On" by Scott,
and John G. Shingieton will sing The
Palms" by Faure.
Al the evening service at 80. q
cantata. Messiah Victorious" HAN
nOnd). will be sung by the Sable trio.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
TUESDAY STUDY CLUB no -
HAVE EASTER PROGRAM

An Easter program will be present
ed at the next meeting of the Tuesday
Study club, Oh March 81. Rev. Joseph
q. Mayne, assistant pastor OF the
First Congregational church, Detroit,
will talk Oh pilgrimage to Easter"
and there will be vocal SOLOS by Lyle
Lyon. Also an art exhibit. The meet
ing will b. held at 2:30 pm, in the
city hall club rooms.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
AMENDMENT SOUGHT
IN TRUCKING ORDINANCE

Upon the suggestion Of Councilman
Ford Wagar, the Council Tuesday
night. after considerable discussion.
instructed the city attorney to work
with the councilmen in preparing an
amendment to the ordinance passed
relating 10 trucks backing over curbs.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
City to Benefit
by Rate Reduction

BY order Of the Michigan Insuraacs
Rating Commission. % cities in the
Detroit area, and % others outstate.
Will be given seven per cent reduc-
ton in insurance rates on dwellinxs.
Wyandotte is one OF the cities thus
favored. The order becomes effective
April 1.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
BUSINESS WOMEN TO
HOLD DINNER MEETING

The Wyandotte Business and Pro
fessiOhal Women's club will hold a
dinner meeting at the Wabtfk e4a
room mex; week Thursday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
DELINQUENT TAKES
APPORTIONED TO FUNDS

Tie sum 0f $S.3OO.S9 in Wyandotte
delinquent taxes. collected by the
county treasurer, has been appOrtiOn-
cd AZ follows:
Board al Education. school
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27
Brief Brevities

Art Sempliner.
No one finer.
Loss job by
Court detiner.
Arthur w Sempliner, whose SenSa-
tiOnal poe c campaign for circuit court
resulted successfully year ago, final
~ loses out. The Michigan Supreme
Court has ruled that circuit court
commissioner must be chosen at the
November election. and Arthur'S $12,-
ONO campaign for the office is totally
nullified.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27

\ large party of friends gave Robert
Ierew. of - Superior boulevard, a
surprise birthday parry ii his home
Monday night.
War restrictions are reaching the
home front This weeks Manufacturer
and Financial RECORD reaches The Her
aid office neatly folded and trimmed
but not Stapled 10 hold the pages to-
gether. There is priority on wire for
stitching.
Possibility that city women, business
and professional men and school child
| rem will work on Michigan'S farms
this season was indicated as the Mich
igan Council of Defense announced a
plan designed To meet the threat of q
serious farm labor shortage
Stale Highway Commissioner c.
Donald Kennedy this week ordered dis
tribntiOn Of official state highway de
partment maps discontinued for the
duration of the war kennedy'S action
followed receipt of communication
from Major General j. NJ CumminS
commanding officer of the Sixth CORPS
area. in answer Ia query made by
the department relative To further dis
tributiOn of maps
This evening at o'clock the Girl
Scouts will entertain their parents i'm
he ladies parlOrS of the First Con
gregatiOnal church Movies will be
shown and refreshments served.
Mary Dolores Graun>tadj. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Graunstadt.
was married To Trevor +. Herrick of
Detroit on March Is.
Robert Breen. 19-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Breen. of West Riy
er road. Crosse lie. stationed with the
Asialic fleet. is report q 10y the navy
department as missing in action. Rob
rrt enlisted on January Il. 1911.
Eugene TrOutman. of 2O32. Third
street. reports The theft of his 1886
Ford coach
DR.. Eugt ne Il. Elliott. state >uperin
tendent of public instruction. called q
conference Of educators and Legislators
for Wednesday. To find Il solution to
the tuition problem in Is school dis
trictS. WyandOtte is one Of the dis.
tries involved.
Fred Y. Burns. chief maclinists'
mate. Is reported missing by the war
department in The line of duty with
the ASiatic fleet. Burns home WAS in
Lincoln Park. A brother CLYDE Rurns
Is resident Of Wyando,tc.
Starting Tuesday, registrations ,re
being received at the Office Of Sunerior
MOTOR Sales, Inc. Superior boulevard
and Biddle avenue. for Instructions in
motor mechanics. The class. sponsored
by the American Red Cross. will re-
ceive instruction from Lawrence Nc
Donald
An automobile driven by Irene F,u-
ser. %, Of 135 Spruce street. ran into
1J-year-Old Daniel Fyanes Of 1S45
Third street, as the latter was cross.
ing the street. Fyanes sustained = frac.
tured rib and other injuries
Some one has stolen a S33 hicvcla
from Gerald Scott. OF l3O sullivan
street.
Miss Ruth hiesel. Of the J. r Ford
school teaching staff. will marry win.
lam Worthington ~ the Westminster
Presbyterian church. Detroit. on Ami,
g.
Reported (just rumor) tina; tho
defunct West Shore Golf and Countrv
club on Crosse lie il TO be taken ovar
by the government for USO rp-.r,..,.
ton center
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27

Every time you get your pay. buy
RoHdS ard &tampS for the U. :. A.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27

Hwy u. 4. Deftn<e Rontls and
SismiS-. ile L.. ~. L. " the He'd. Whit.
and Bfuel
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27

\ large party of friends gave Robert
Lerew, of - Superior boulevard, q
surprise birthday parry al his home
Monday night.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-03-27

War restrictions are reaching the
home front This weeks Manufacturer
and Financial RECORD reaches The Her
aid office neatly folded and trimmed
but not stapled To hold the pages to-
gether. There is Il priority on wire for
stitching
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
Recent Bride Feied
By Group Of Friends

Mrs. Alden Syvertsen, the
former Miss Helen Cough. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. L. ]. Cough. was hon.
ored recently by a group of friends
at the home OF Mrs. Casey Ates.
The bride was presented with a
gift for her new home. which has
been established in Tacoma.
Guests wrote their favorite
recipes on index cards and pre-
sented them to the bride. Games
were played, with honors going
to Mesdames Roy Brumbaugh.
Harold Webb. Edith Guam and
Carl Anderson.
Luncheon was served buffet
style, from a lace covered table,
conferred with a miniature bride
and groom on a mirror sprinkled
with rice. Tall green tapers were
used on the table, and rose chry-
santhemums were arranged about
the rooms, carrying out the green
and rose color scheme.
Guests were Mesdames Barney
Leroy, Edward Anderson. Merle
Pyle, Carl Anderson. Edith Guam.
Robert Myles. James Sinding.
Warren Mccall. Roy Brumbaugh.
]. B. Woodman, Rolla Everett,
Carl Seifert. Singdahl Syvertsen,
Harold Webb. and the Misses
Marie Engoe and Natalia Syvert-
sen, and the honor guest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
State Garden
Clubs Meet


December meeting of the
State Federation of Garden
clubs, Capitol district, will be
an event of Monday, and is
scheduled to take place in the
First Lutheran church, corner
of Sixth and I st.
Mrs. Jesse A. Belcham of
Seattle will be the principal
speaker of the day. She will
give a demonstration on the
making of fall and winter
corsages. and will make sug-
gestions for holiday decora-
Mons.
Mira 3. +. Ward Of Olympia win
preside over the business meeting
20 be held At IL o'clock. Lunch
con WIN be served at half past
noon.
Yelm Garden club viii be In
charge Of the afternoon program.
presenting Mrs. Belcham.
Mra L. d. Waters Ia taking
reservations at Garland 7l00.
Reservations must be made not
hter than Friday.
Charity club win meet Friday
for . / o'clock luncheon In the
home Of Nrs Leona Olson. ITO
30. Slst 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

Exactly one month after our
divorce he married a girl he had
started running around with dur
ing our marriage. She was moth
ing but a cheap little husband
stealer. ran into my former hus-
band few times, accidentally,
while he was still married to this
girl, and he looked like a changed
man. He was older looking and
seemed most unhappy, and he told
me on one of these occasions that
he had and I had made a terrible
mistake by divorcing.
Since our divorce have tried
to be happy. I have a good job
and many friends and while /
know several men and have gone
out on dates with many. I have
yet to meet one who thrilled me
enough to make me forget my
one-time husband. A few weeks
ago I heard that he and his new
wife had broken up. And then
one night recently he called me up
and asked me If I would have din
ner with him. I did. and he told
me his wife was getting a divorce;
that he had made a mistake by
marrying Der and asked IL I would
give him another chance and
marry him again.
I admit there has never been
another man who seemed TO fill
the same place in my life that he
did, but whether I should trust
him again and take such a chance
is the big question.
Tell me if you think I should re-
marry him Once Divorced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
Students to
Ice Skate
Women Athletes Of PIG.
Arrange All School Affair

An ice-skating party at
Lakewood ice arena Friday
evening at 10 o'clock viii be
an all-school affair for stu
dents of Pacific Lutheran
college. Arrangements have
been made by the Womens
Athletic Association. which is
sponsoring the evening of fun,
with prizes for the best and
funniest skating.
Miss Margaret Hill. sophomore
Of Puyallup. is general chairman
for the event. Committees assist
ing her include: tickets. Misses
Carrie Person and Bernice Bern
hartsen; publicity, Rhoda Lee and
Lois Ludwig: transportation.
Lorene Garges.
Miss Alice Colyar, director Of
physical education for women at
Pacific Lutheran and advisor for
the Women's Athletic association.
will be special guest for the eve
ming. Also attending will be men,
bers of the cabinet which consists
Of the officers and activity leaders
for the year.
Miss Alice Pflaum. junior of
Tacoma. is president; Miss Carrie
Person, junior of Tacoma, vice
president: Miss Rhoda Lee. junior
Of Everett, secretary: Miss Cecilia
Gardiin, sophomore of Chinook.
treasurer, and Miss Margaret Hill.
sophomore of Puyallup, advertise
ing manager.
Activity leaders are Misses Ber-
nice Bernhartsen, sophomore Of
Tacoma; Betty Bates, sophomore
of Tacoma; Fern Erickson, sopho-
more OF Poulsbo; Lorene Garges,
sophomore Of Tacoma; Lois Lud-
wig. junior of Portland; Marybess
Daddow. junior of Everett, and
Anne Nelson, sophomore of Seattle.
Hartford Union. w. c. 7. o., will
meet at 2 o'clock Friday in the
home of Mrs. Rhoda Ryan, 4060
So. d st.
Volunteer chapter, Goodwill In
dustries, will meet in the plant
auxiliary room at 1890 Friday
to dress dolls for the Christmas
trade at the Goodwill stores. Men,
bers will supply their own lunches,
and tea will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
How the Jury Voted
Women: Yes. L; No. 2


Housewife: No, not until he has
proven that he means 1t this time,
and not until she has proven to
herself that she can't be happy
without him.
Porter: Yes. The man made a
mistake and admits it. 1 think
maybe they will get along better
now and be happy together.
Mil Foreman: No, let her wait
a little while until they both make
sure. This may be just rebound
for him and It should be given
thought
Science Instructor (woman):
No, not on that quick notice. You
can't pick up life so easily as that
She should consider every angle.
Delicatessen Owner: Yes. She
should re-msrry him if she loves
him and wants him back But she
is the only one who can decide
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
Little Theater Play
Sponsored by PIT. A.

The Man Who Came to Din
ner," latest production of the Lit
tie Theater. will be presented at
$50 next Wednesday evening
under the sponsorship of the Oak
land PIT. A.
Mrs. Paul Newman Is general
chairman of the committee, assist
ed by Mrs. Louis II. Summons,
in charge Of the refreshment
booth; Mrs. Carl Forsberg. check
room: Mrs. Elmer Tegen. GA $500,
and Mrs. Jack LeMsrr. GA 1345,
in charge of ticket reservations.
Usherettes will be the Misses
Norma and Betty Laursen, Doris
Marker, Fay Summons and Eunice
Vaver.
Ivy Camp. Royal Neighbors Of
America, will meet at 1:30 Friday
in the I. o. o. F. hall. with Mrs.
w. E. Roberts presiding. Officers
will be elected. and plans made for
a Christmas party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

Serving on the committee are
hesdsmes Jerry Grove. Albert
Frey. Francis West, o. Z. Ander-
son. =. II. swayne. Frank Hart
mann. William schiez. James Nc
Coy. James Haines. Martha Il.
Miller. Ronald Crowley, Robert
Carlson. c. ID. Sweeney. Irene An
derson. Charles Warner. Gladys
Diederich. Herschei Courtway and
Archie Robinson.
Mrs. Jerry Grove II president
OF the organization. Mrs. o. 4.
Anderson. 1t Garland 3z62. IL tall
ing reservations for the party.
An incomplete list OF table res
ervations includes Mesdames VIII
liam schiez. James X. Copeland.
Tracey +. Hoffman, Archie Rob-
inson. Herschei courtway, Charles
Warner. Ronald Crowley. Jerry
Grove. Preston Harris. Elizabeth
Joyce. Ray wslston. James Nc
Coy. James Haines. Frank Quinn.
c. ID. Sweeney. David clemensen.
Francis West. =. II. swsyne. II. Z.
Boss.
Table reservations have also
been made for Mesdames r. II.
!. A. Hoffman. John
Kelly. Clarence Potter. A. A. An
derson. Ross Burnworth. Frank
Rybin, John Taylor. Z. J. Earls.
Albert Anderson. Helen Garrison
Dahl. Ernest Ayers. Emil Carlson.
Joseph Hermscn. James Murphy.
Carl Ostland, Rose Abbott. J.
and Frank Hartmann.