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HOUSES FOR SALE.

100 BLOCK w LELAND. c. C, MD-DET.
large lot IL T., b.. oil heat, 2-csr gar:
immediate poss.: excellent cond.; $1,000
REQ w. w. BAILEY, MA 1870
: RMS: BATH. EXTRA BATH IN BASE
ment Semi-detached OIL heat. Can be
section. Reasonable. Call Mr.. GUNN,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

kOCMS WITH BOAk0.
JEWISH HOME, Dupont Circle-Room for
! or 2. bath and shower. privileges.
ARLINGTON-2 meals. 10c bus; unlim,
phone: Near country club: private home:
Govt employees preferred. Glebe 407b.
DOUBLE ROOM for 2 young men avail
at once. Gil Hamilton st. NV. Tay-
cancies in high glass guest house for
ladies and gentlemen. Excellent meals.
217 14th sE-Double room in private
home for two refined Catholic Gov girls:
win board; cow. trans; uni. phone. Lin
FALLS CHURCH, Va-New home: large
room. suitable 9. 3 or 4: excellent meals:
ties. Fails Church c427.
ROOM, board and laundry: opening for
in bachelor household OF six men; 7-room
takes care Of house: share expenses: near
erosstown 18th st. bus. Mt. Pleasant Ca. car.
COUPLE to room and board in exchange
for Wife's services as housekeeper. Call
Falls church 12e4-M after pm. or
write Mrs. J. H. Sigh. Vienna, Va.
1910 N. H. AVE. NV, Apt. 3-Larse
gentiles only. no. 7474.
Easa. sSSsI. s'Sss ,!!S .!lpls Fl Fl 2sSn1
ladies, young men; excellent meals. 29s
WOODRIDGI. NE.-Dble. bed, 2 ladies
ssle.. $40: dble., $3.50 ea. DU. s223
ROOM AND BOARD fef young Jewish man:
pleasant group Of men: convenient trans
portatton: unhn. Dh. ia. Se7o.
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AIscHIAAiolIs wAAfEn

BEDROOM and all kinds Of furniture We
+ ent ssl aasI s:li North S64c ".
BEDROOM, livins room, odd pieces Of any
Al.ef 2' Sm S.an Hsise: Rx 7aa4 H.4la. can Ma 1870
5IEs StcYcLsS c GIRL. q win PAY we'll for sood
GL9TadMGsest.s G1.a sInsSsa- price; eaia for mem,
Di ezTs: 6p.n eyi. wiz wiz sslIa. III - NV
DELTA l0-INcH TILT1No ARpoR SAW.
1A-inch band saw, noor model drill press,
0giid sax sander P0TtsT seabs ,sd.a aIT :Tt
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac.i china, slassvare,
price. paid. Call Murray. TAYLOR Ss33.
FURNITURE. rugs. once furniture, house
Fests ned soods ete .n, nhe't sssn ces best
Republic 1912. 2gs
FURNITURE WANTED AT oNcEIwe buy
all kinds; also elec. refg., stoves. tools.
ans nsnGs s.s snd .sy.ss dsy or pNs sow w' also do
FURNrTURE-Househo furnishinss OF all
ehlns c.i an9 tina. nSsh Rs sso4 NE
sATSE w.ntea ,sF.v s.ttns II 2
dsSier deSS '?RdtiRo FseDon. T pu Psass cash Not
9oID1BRING 9s9 YOUR OLD GoLD, sn,; srl4;
HTEssss Z K4ss, w fsc' PAY % c4fz YHars AT ass F.
SEWING MACHNE-ws buy all types:
rspaiiE; si nemstischins a ,r sutt8ns d8n soyes5sd'
SEWING MACHINES-Win pay cash for
any make, treadles or elec. Renting, re-
pairing. 24l2 18th st. NV. CO. 324b.
STANDARD DESK TYPEWRITER. almost
new must be excellent condition. Call
Shepherd 1892 between Z and pm.
wANTTD-Jewelry, diamonds, shotguns.
typewriters. cameras. binoculars and mems
slothine HIGHEST PR1GEs PAID. Max
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
itialed birthstone: diamond and weddins
purchased. Hishest prices paid New York
Jewelry Co.. T27 9TH st. NV.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches diamonds. and old dis-
carded teWelry; fun cash value paid.
SEIINGER'0 S1a Or NV
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FURNITURE entire house, living, dining.
ence. RA. <440. 3O2o Park pl. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BEAUTY EoUIPMENT-One Martin turbi-
nator dryer, Al condition; one zephya
dryer one Eugene permanent waving ma
chine, Killing Coolawave cabinet. All IN
Al condition 223 MONTGOMERY ave,
PockvITIe MD Rockvi11s IH-
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SUBURBAN RooAs.

SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ARLINGTON nicely furnished double
rooms, can Accomrnodate Girls: 10c bus
fare. Glebe 2139.
ARLINGToN--Newly furn single or double
room. semi-pvt. bsth; pvt; home. Phone
Oxford O3ss-R. 5623 n. sth st.
ARLINGTON-Nicely furnished bedrm.. in
pvt. home. cow. to 10c bus, unlim. phone.
0lebe 1888.
1872 SO. QUINCY ST, Arl,, va.---Lares
.x,n i,,l beds; :, ssni,sri'.ts bath: si76SSo per
ALEX. yA.-Large front room, next bath,
sSs sSin Tsmple Hsas ny f7s4 nome T.nAemen ao!!'
Lovely m. adj. bath-shover. cross vent,
twin beds. suitable . girls. pref sentiles:
meals II desired uni. phone. new home.
Take Cheverly bus nth and Pa. ave.
sc. to door.
LARGE ROOM man, no other roorners;
nX. nsT private private hSge' ,9e share bath with 1.
1ED-LIvING RM.. sttractively furnished,
bus transp.; reas. WI. 3917
MAINLAND COUNTRY CLUB home-Dou-
Bile bedroom. den. private bath with family
Of two; extremely comfortable; auto trans
SersAs2n herd s44a.w. essential rn0he ne. e.
6TUDIO CORNER ROOM in new bunrsIow.
attractively furnished; two girls: I0c fare;
near new War and Navy Bldgs.; $3.50
each. Temple 564g. 2S'
ARLINOTON--very cheerful room for two.
private bath; refined home; 1 blk. bus.
Chestnut 5473.
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BEDROOM, dining room suite, rugs, Dun
can Phyfe table, Hoover cleaner. sewing
machine vanity. chairs. WE DO MOVING.
Fdelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
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1401 18th ST. NV.
Ideal residence for business people. Va
cAney for lady. Basement studio room
for 2 men. Switchboard Excellent meAls.
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

NEXT YEAR you may wish you hsd this
hardwood Any length. 40 cord w.
H. Murphy, 932 Eye st. NV. SH. 6453-W
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG LADY desires room and board
In nice private home. desirable location;
references BOX 243.R Star
AMERICAN GENTLEMAN wishes room and
ton: references Boz 3Oa-R, Star 2as
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900 4Znd 81. N.W.-CHEVY CHASE D.
C.-6 rms, bath, built-in garage, new
house condition. eonv. terms; near bus.
trolley and stores. $3.50 MILLS IL
DAVIS, INC, 1405 X ST, NV. ME-. 1900.
R., 2 B.. NEAR N H. AVE. AND r ST.
w. w RAII.FY Ma 3Sr0
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DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
BETHESDA Mn

rooms. bath and shower; redecuatsd
throughout, oil heat
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1919 K NV M INK
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A REAL $4,000 STONE HOUSE FOR
S25,OOO. Near Conn. ave, schools. churches
and stores. FRED E. PFEFFER. OIL. 6s6f.
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APARTMENTS WAkTgD.

APARTMENTS wAkTID.
wANTED-FuRN1sHED APT, BEDRM..
Or Arlingt9n; Basement O. K; reasonable;
GOVT. Ex AND WIFE DESIRE SMALL
& S, bldg Ph. RE. 1900, Ext. 71ldS:5s.
Box 400-T, Star. go
Rooms so. kITTHEM 15aI.n r1;.b.d BAIa WANTED nD1
nished: convenient to transportation Box
THREE ENGLIsHMEN REQUIRE FUR
nshed sDa sDartmsnI ass vicinity 10th and Penna'
COUPLE BOTH WORKING, DESIRE
aaa1 aetails. nfs Box 42s!4 lcsef.2sa ssar .D'n
2-BEDRooM APT; OR SNAIL HOUSE,
best best as1a rsts5enees; Govt employed shep-
COUPLE DESIRES i on RIM, KITCHEN
iuTnisssd fna sssd Ap: ca. II Adam. Gam '' s4ss " 1'
rURN Or uNruns; APT: ron 2 n
2 MARRIED COUPLES AND YopNo
lady spt II fazR9Iyff s4zs SesIs sn 10 P Pm l?ae
UNFURN1sHED APT OR FLAT, UPerAIRs.
shasssa s,gasd WosSdridss seesion Boz
MODERN FURNISHED AFT. CENTRALLY
sSat lScated nop. for eSgple Sa8 until end OF ?Sps
THREE ROOMS, KIToHEN AND BATH.
Wisconsin ave vicinity. Call AD 6299.
WANT TO RENT TWO KITCHEN
and bath. unfurnished apt; S40-S45.
Phone Taylor 092S, IL to 2 Sunday. 29s
MARRIED COUPLE, LONG TIME RESI-
dents Of Washington; best references; seek
ing smaller apartment: prefer tWoroom,
kitchen and bath combination. Tele-
phone DU. 3219. 29e
TWO YOUNG MEN. ON-DRNKN0,
GENTLE, desire basement apt. in Northwest
section. Call Dupont 6612 after $50 ?. m.
ABOUT MAY 1ST, 2 ROOMS, KIT. &
bath. furnished; married couple: Will rent
for summer only II you desire. Box 40S-T.
Star. 29'
FURN., NV. SECTION, BY DEFENSf
workers, before April 4. Can nIse L4BbI.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. LIGHT
housekeeping, 9 or 3 roon1s; adults and
2 girls, and 8 Yrs. Call after pm Du-
pont 71o3. 2s'
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ROOMS Furnished.
BY Bruno

GEORGETOWN, 3143 Dumbarton ave
FurR. rm, cross ventilation, next bath;
quiet pvt. house. responsible man: 10 min.
downtown NO O55O
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iQe. buffet and china closet S35; scatter
Oriental rugs, S25 ca. Lorraine Studios
R5oO Conn Ant 2l. WO. 1869.
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DUPONT CIRCLE 1850 Que ST. NV
Large room private bath suitable for
or gentlemen.
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BED, double, blond wood, complete strdiS
bed. box spring, in maple frame: blue
lounge chair Sligo 6236.
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TWO COMPLETELY EQUIPPED BOATS,
one Oldtown, carries 22-h.p. Johnson out
board also loft. speedboat, carrying TO-
h.p. Johnson. Emerson S7AA.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WORK AND RIDING HORSES: 10 mules.
good, cheap: IL spotted horses. good.
broke: / 5-saited spot: 10 ponies, gentle:
rsted teams; pony wagon harness, sad
dies brides, carts, hay, double and single
harness. Rear 736 10th st. sc.
OPPORTUNITY FOR OWNER to leave 2
GOOD saddle horses on farm IN Loudon
County. Va: excellent accommodations and
experienced care in exchange for family
riding privileges. Phone WI. 9lO0.
FOR SALE, 5-gaited mare and one young
boar hog Kensington s-M
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HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A MODERN
house with many pine trees and cultivated
land for growing vegetables. lot 100x162ls
IT.. oil burner; block from Conn. ave.
business center: bedrooms. 9 baths. co.
S108, Apt 707. Price. S13,500.
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toontinSsd On Next rass)
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onto covered porch. 3 LARGE b +. s b Eit
G. E reis. auto. heat fun basement
blocks bus in Silver Spring. Called 20
ArmL Forced TO sacrifice at s7950.
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BAKERY, small, for sale. in Brookland:
doing good business. Call HO. S012. 2s'
ROOMING HOUSE, completely furnished,
linens, near G w. and depts. Only re-
sponsible party considered: immediate pos
session, suitable for family; good profit.
Rea snnahln rent BOY 34S-T Star AZ
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UNrURNIsHED APT.-sUBLEAsE BEAU
tiful 1Oth-hoor Riverside DR.. apt in New
York City. rooms. 3 baths. all outside
rooms. s1OO. per month. Apply ZINAMEN,
1a6 RiyeTside DR.. New York City.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIrIEs

WILL PURCHASE established jewelry bust
ress or invest as active partner. Box
28S-T, Star
DELICATESSEN and shelf groceries. soft
drinks: good business; near public school:
Twins quarters: S27. so mo. 32O9 o st. NV.
30s
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set, $50 Phone Randolph COOS:
OICTAPHONE TRANSCRIBER and shaving
machine new proof press. hand-operated,
with large type. DI. 5470. 6O4 Earle Blde.
DINETTE PIECES. corner cabinets. buff cts.
chairs extension tables; floor samples: low
prices Nelson Furniture Co.. sos H st.
ne Open evenings.
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det home; real bedrooms bath: unusual
frst-noor plan: full basement, automatic
heat, Scar gar. large front porch
stores, schools, shopping center. s11,750.
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CAMERA. AMY. speed Graphic speedgun,
tripod, holders pack adapter, filters. lens
shade. Carl Zeiss F3.5 Is en-. Tesssr;
Compnr "A" shutter. 5000. Ordway O06s
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Smith and
son Warren left last Saturday for st.
Fetersburg, Fla, where they will
spend their winter vacation.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
the superintendent of schools, thew to
appoint their own chairman.

the superintendent of schools tbo,. n
appoint their own chairman
Utilities Committee = Mr. Mopohan
of the Michigan CONSOLIDATED Gas
Company; Mr.. BARLEY of The Niehi-
gan Bell Telephone Company. and Mr.
Allen of the light and water de1art-
ment, they to select their own cbair-
man.
Chairman, Wagar stated thar each
chairman OF committe shall sarye
as an advisory member of the council
Of the Civilian Defense Committees
and shall advise and make recommend.
ationS ut regular meetings or m S,,e
cially called meetings of the commit
tee.
Mayor Louis w Behm then statAd
that he had been appointed member
IF the state Civilian Defense Commit
tee. 10 represent the city Of WAN
dOtte al all state and county meetings
of the Civilian Defense Committees
chat he was much pleased with the
progress made by the Council conn
mi;tee, the coordination of the CITY
departments and with the cooperation
evidenced by city officials and deuart
ment heads. and would be most happy
to report 10 the state and national
organizations the prOgrt 81 made to-
ward civilian defense in the city of
WyandOtte.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
FORDS GIVE
$4,000 TO
RED CROSS

The WyandOtte canvass for sub
ScrfptiOnS 10 the Red Cross got under
headway with bang last Saturday.
when the Michigan AlkaIi Company
and the J. b. Ford Company contrib
uted $1OOOO toward Wyandot,e' 5
quota. Of this sum, $4,000 was from
the Alkali Company, and 81 900 from
the j. Il. Ford Company
Other industrial concerns. and the
mass of WyandOtte's adult population
remain To he heard from.
Enthusiastic collectors are king
j houSe-tO-hOuse canvass, and when
the final results are known il is GER
tain that WyandOtte Will have done
lis part in support of worthy cause,
as it has always done in the past
Never before has there been such a
tremendous responsibility placed
upon the national Red Cross Every
patriotic citizen should contribute ev-
cry dollar that he possibly can TO adj
vance The work Of the Red Cross.
The following precinct chairmen
are taking part in the drive:
l. Mini II WI EAACAdibICA NIA6
precinct >. Mrs. Charles SmeltZ; pre-
cinct 3. Mrs ii. II Browne ::precinct f.
Mrs. III. r. Browne; precinct ), Mrs.
Louis w. Benin: precinct &, Mrs.
Frank NelliS; precinct &, Mrs. Steph-
eli Daniels precinct s, Mrs. George
Roberts; precinct 8, Mrs. X. Smitka
precinct 10. Mrs. Duane Dewitt; pre-
cinct IL. Mrs. Hilda Haynes precinct
II. Chris Keehn; precinct 13, Mrs. AL
bert Clinic; precinct II, Mrs. Helen
NaSarDewski; precinct II, George
Hacker; precinct 16, Mrs. Orville Hen
ney; precinct II, Thomas Sparrow ;
precinct Is. Mrs Glen. Fisher; pre-
cinct 10. Mrs. Anna Heriibinr; precinct
20. Mrs. Ernest Steele. Mrs. Vera Wick,
Miss Helen Rice: precinct u, Mt. Car
mel parish: precinct e, Mt. Carmel ;
precinct 2S, Mt. Carmel, Helen Ger
niakOwSki. chairman; precinct "A
Mrs. Philip Zasadny; precinct u,
Mrs. Delphime Garner; precinct 26
George Hacker
Fred L. Van Alstyne is general
chairman for the down river district
which is certain to place this district
well over the top"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
Soldier Killed
Wills on Lsavs

A WyandOtte soldier in Uncle Sam s
service was instantly killed on We'd
nesday night of last week, when the
car he was driving was struck b. a
Michigan Central passenger train AT
the Paine street crossing in Riyerview.
The victim was Private Victor Ku-
lawczyk, IS. of 1913 Biddle avenue.
who was home from Camp Livingston,
La, on Christmas furlough.
kulawczyk was on his way TO visit
old friends when the accident occur.
red. His body was thrown 300 fee4
from the crossing and death was in
Simultaneous.
The youth leaves his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Kulawczyk; a brother.
Walter; step-SiSter, Mrs. Frank
To;h. and step+brother. Walter BOr-
ilSDewSki.
Funeral services were held at st.
Helen's Catholic church on Saturday
morning. with burial in Mt. Carmel
cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
Counezl Doings
Tuesday Nigbt

The Council, at its meeting Tuesday
night, received two bids for the bur
chase OF five police cars for the Police
and Fire Commission. The George n
tienthe Motor Sales submitted bid OF
Sl,tS9 for the five cars. including. tie
trade-in allowance. ON old cars. SuDer.
iOr Motor Sales. Inc, submitted tw~
bids, 2,2U9.2J and &, 100. 20. including
tradeIn allowance All bids were re
fefred to the Police and Fire Com
mission for tabulation and report back
10 the Council. -.
The State. County, Municipal Wong
ers Ut America (CIO), in a tcSnmuui-
cation, pledged their full assistance
and cooperation in the local civilian
defense program.
The Municipal Service Commission
was authorized to proceed with the
installa tiOn Of light and water hy-
drant at the skating rink ON Pennsyf,
ania avenue. The cost, approximate
ly $500, will he borne by the city.
The Municipal Service Commission
asked the Council to take steps to pro-
tect the Commissions utility lines In
The city. Recently, steam shovel sew
cred power line at Elm and Second
streets, causing some parts Of the city
to be without electricity for 20 mial-
utes. The matter was referred to City
Engineer +. w. Liddle for a report
The parking committee Of the Coun-
Gil made recommendations regarding
the time limit for parking on certain
streets Of the city. The report SyaS-ays
dered forwarded to the police dipaff
IN %ea a1f0 with request that it'se sstetI
City Attorney Frederick ]. sGartn
reported that the city could legai{k
sell To Norman Altus scrap iron anu
wire owned by the Municipal SERVED
Commission. The attorney reported
that all charter requirements pertain
ing TO sRch a sale had been complied
with.
A class 'sC'' restaurant license was
authorized to be issued TO Edwin l.
Dinkins. Transfers Of other licenses.
were also approved. as recommended
by the police department.
W. r. BARLEY, Of the Michigan Bell
Telephone Company, and Max Migdoli
were requested to be present at the
Council meeting on January 9. The
matter Of re-routing telephone equip
ment i'm the vicinity of Ford avenue
and Fort street will be discussed.
Harry York. of the Veterans OF
Foreign wars. was also asked to At
tend the next meeting Of the Council
to iron out a delinquent tax assess
ment against the veterans.
The Recreation Commission, in q
communication Hhanked the park de-
partment for its fine co-Opera ton An
preparing the city's skating rinks for
the winter season. Everything Is In
readiness exceT-that there isn't any
ice.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
Brief Brevities

Mr.. and Mrs Edgar W. Smith and
son Warren left last Saturday for st.
Petersburg, Fla. where they will
spend their winter vacation.
The Phaianx and Forum groups of
the YMCA held New Years eve par
ty at State auditorium Wednesday
night. Dancing was feature of the
gathering.
/, A new ] 600 seat capacity addition
to the WyandOtte theater was thrown
open to thf public on New Years eve.
The Labadie Coal Company Office at
Mckinley and Antoine streets, was
robbed Of $243.20 by thieves who broke
in Friday night
Andy Rasmussen, 81 Superior boule-
ward, reports the theft of an cupboard
motor. two anchors and 100 feet of
rope from his garage.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce
held defense dinner at the Wabeek
tea room Monday night. Lieutenant
Commander c. Lee Edwards of the
Crosse He naval base was the princi-
pal speaker
A small blaze called the firemen to
the home of Sam Pizzo, I7OS Third
street. last Saturday.
Upon request Of Buffalo authorities.
Milan BOyanich, Of 1925 Biddle ave
nue., was arrested by Wyandotte DO
lice. Saturday. He is charged with
aba ndOnment, and waived extradition.
Two local youths have enlisted in
the United States navy and will leave
today for the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. They are Peter Hen
~ Kramer, Of 1911 Walnut street,
and Don Brush of 14IO6 Polk road.
The members OF the Business and
Professional WOmen's club will hold an
emblem breakfast next Sunday.
DR., and Mrs. f. +. Townsend. of
33+4 Van Alstyne boulevard, have re-
ceired information that their son, DR..
j. NJ. Townsend, has been advanced
10 the rank OF lieutenant in the naval
reserve at Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Charles w. McCOll is entertain
ing during the holidays. her daughter.
Mrs. Merril f.. Olsen and husban nd. Of
Evanston. Ill.
Mrs. Frederick J. Raubolt and son
Raleigh have returned from a visit 10
Miami Beach. Fla.
As war precautiOn. fence has
been erected at the foot Of yinewood
avenue. to prevent access to the city
light and water plant by automobiles
also at the foot Of Poplar street.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
Military Authority
10 Address Club

At its meeting in the Garfield school
auditorium on January 6. the Tuesday
Study club will have the privilege OF
listening to timely address by s. l..
A. Marshall, military commentator OF
the Detroit News. and author Uf
"Blitzkreig,' a book that is being
widely read.
Mr.. Marshall will talk on The Lat
est Information Un the World Situa-
ton" a subject chosen before the
United States became actively involv-
ed in the world war, and one that has
been of even more vital Importance
since Sunday. December Z.
The meeting will be an open one.
and the husbands of members will be
especially welcome.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
RAT|0N|NG BOARD
SET UP FOR CITY
OF WYANDOTTE

councilman Ford Wagar, chairman
OF the local Civilian Defense Commit.
Tee announced at Tuesday nights ses-
sion OF the City Council. the appoint
ment OF Commodities Distribution
Committee for the city of Wyandotte.
The committees first task will be the
rationmS Of automobile tires in Wv
andotte.
Named on the new Board were:
Charles III. Block. representing the
city at large.
Louis Zygai. representing local units
OF the CIO.
Robert DrysdaIe, representing the
tire dealers
City Clerk Lawrence J. LaCours4.
representing the city Of Wyandotte.
Jack Johns. Of the Junior Chamber
OF Commerce.
The city clerk was asked 10 notify
Colonel FurlOng, Of the State Civilian
Defense Committee of the local an
pOintmentS.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
]. B. FORD co.
WINS ALKAL|
SAFETY AWARD

Twice, in successive years. the J. Il.
Ford Company has been awarded the
Michigan Alkali Company interplant
safety award. also National Safety
Council trophy. The company has com
pleted the year without a single lost
time accident.
At meeting in the J. Il. Ford
plant, on December %, the trophies
were presented to Plant Superintend-
ent G. K. Anglers by w. F. TOrrey. vice
president and treasurer of the J. Il.
Ford Company.
The occasion was made more notable
by the dedication of United States
flag. donated by members of the com
pany's shipping department..
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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
Government Aid to Safeguard
Water Supply

City Attorney Gartner then asked
what action had been taken to pr6tscf
the intake Of the water system M.
Allen stated the Commission had gtfen
considerable thought. TO this matter
aud that they had asked the sove<p-
mrnt To increase the Coast Guard pa
,rs,l. which has teen done. He stated
thai the Cove rnmeu: had been furhixhs
"a maps aud Diagrams showing the Ia
..,tioh Of the intake supply for ting
yster system. snd for he protectios
- the river frentase Of$the plant.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
Wyandotte Goes
Big for Defense

Sale of national defense bonds In:
WyandOtte Is rapidly approachingf the
million dollsr mark. To date SSg7 356
have been taken, reports FredericksJ,
Gartner, chairman Of the Wyanaetse
district Il sss,.seSts
Large employers Of labor have
agreed to make dedacttoas f0r. bond
purchases. from 2ihe employee paS en-
selopes- Wherever desired. to make e
.sxier 10 secnrr the liolsls.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
Record Broken
at Postoffics.

During the month al. December, up
TO the 18th, 673.430. pieces of mail 4
were sent out fnom thes' Wyandotta
postOffice. according to PostmastH
Adam PrZybylski. 1t was expected l4&E
a total Of 100000 pieces would ~ /,
reached by New Years eve. This eeh-
stitutes new record for the Office.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
In Domestic Treuble,
Swallows Poison

Following d two days separation
from her husband. Mrs. Pearl Schultz.
A-year-old matrOn Of S79h Lindbergh
avenue. drank a quantity Of hichlerfde
Of mercury last Sunday night. She
vas taken to. the Wyapdo;te General
hospital.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-02
Mix Gos,, Upx u, T
Cert Qua,t' !.

EGectfve yesters1t y the price ne RS
Eent up one cep}l quar-, ftod3 -
|(f4 CENTS. = :. = = -. s