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Evening star., 1943-10-30
GAS RANGES,
Highest Cash Prices Paid.
Phone ReDublic n0lT

ELECTRIC FLOOR WAXING
MACHINE wanted, at once.
Alvin L. Aubinoe, Inc, 1910
K st. NV. RE. 1888.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Restaurant Equipment.

66 # of metal counter, formica top. "a
stools. Coca Cola sirup dispenser. . large
Sunklst juice extractors, electric steam
table. refrigerated stainless steel sandwich
board. t4-h.p. compressor and miScellan-
eouS equip. $3.50.
MR.. COHEN, ABB 9Th St. NV, 4 to M
Evening star., 1943-10-30
MOTOR TRAVEL

TRANSPORTATION to Sarasota. Fla,
wanted by nurse experienced driver, Cali
WI 1894
LADY offers free transportation to Chicago.
Of wk refs. exch. Phone JA "O34-M.
RELIABLE PERSON would like to deliver
car to owner on West Coast for transporta-
tlnn; can 90 any tlmc. FIR 0l9S l.
CHAPLAIN, driving to St Louis. 1910 A.
door Chevrolet; share expenses, help drive:
lcaVlng oct. 3lSt Union O4GN.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
BEAUTY PARLORS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SHOP. fully equipped. bus
nelghborhood, good location, illness, rea
sonable. 44l5 l4th st. NV 81"
Evening star., 1943-10-30
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD, SIS cord; stove length, one-haIf
and and one-fourth- loads delivered. Call sP.
SEASONED OR GREEN, cut to desired
lengths. Call Herndon s6-W-4.
COAL AND FUEL OIL. Call Consumers
Fuel, daY or night. DI 0I22
Pine. SIS cord: oak $50 cord. Chestnut
S2Sl. 81
FIREPLACE LOGS. choice oak sawed to
order delivered. Franklin $50.
WOOD, seasoned or green oak, any length,
$50 per cord cash immediate delivery:
also kindling and slab wood. d. T. Glas-
cock Phone Fairfax 3lO
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned, mostly oak.
cut any ~, lenEth3 also kindling and slab
OAK WOOD. Phone Kensington 151.M.
WOOD pine u. If or Is inch lengths:
delivered Si5 per cord Phone AT 5O46
WOOD pine or oak, cut TO order Bervyn
$50. 81
FIRELOGS-Dry bundle, $3.50
1/16 cord. Colonial Cordwood.
DI. 2415.
FIREPLACE WOOD.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, 40-ft, new engine.
- 200. Slip 100 Corlnthian Yacht Club
loft. CABIN CRUISER, 32-volt lsht
plant. sleeps +; $1,000. Apply John L.
Damn, care OF Owens dz Rlves. Marina
Railways 11th and Maine ave sv
Evening star., 1943-10-30
INSTRUCTION couRsEs
PERSONAL.

SPANISH, native teacher. conversational
method; BEGINNERS, advanced students;
small groups. Senor Ramos. RE 301G -
Evening star., 1943-10-30
VENETIAN BLINDS.

AS LOW AS 81 30 AND UP
FREE ESTIMATES-PROM SERVICE.
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES.
PARK AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
Evening star., 1943-10-30

ACCORDION. Excelsior concert grand, same
as new, treble shifts, lG tonal combine
ions. Orisinal price. 1000. Will sell
or trade for car, boat or anything of value.
40 Delaflcld pl NV.
BABY BED. spring, mattress: high chair
Evening star., 1943-10-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cen.,

B1LLIARD PARLOR. tables, excellent
equipment; good location; profitable bust J
ness reas.; in business sect. Box 19O-H.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP FOR SALE. all mod
ern equipment Excellent location, good
business. owners health failing Must
sacrif1ce. Call evenings between and 8 /
pm. North 6473 3Os
MY HOME, being used as a small day
nursery. Brick, . stories, gas heat All |
cash required Mr. Reiss, TR 1870 81
CHEVY CHASE BEAUTY SHOP, new |
equipment, wellestablished business. 5000
cash Box 3Sl- B. Star
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
George Washington

The anniversary of the birth Of
George Washington, outstanding
patriot and first President of the
United States, comes this year at
perhaps the most critical time in
the history of the nation, when
the forces Of evil are bending ev-
cry fiendish effort to destroy the
way of life which he so nObly ad-
vanced. and which we cherish so
highly.
His birthday. February -, has
been set aside as a legal holiday
so that all may pay tribute to his
memory.
Therefore. as mayor of the city
Of WyandOtte, i hereby recon-
mend to the citizens of the City
that they rededicate themselves
to the principles of freedom, equal
ity and justice, which were so
dear to the father Of his country.
ask that the American flag be
prominently displayed in honor Of
his memory. and 1t is hereby or
dained that all municipal offices
be closed on that day.
LOUIS w. BEHM,
Mayor of Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Army lnduct> ~.
Another Group

The following men, supplied by
Draft Board No. IS (WyandOtteD were
indicted into the Army late last
week:
Edward J. McGee, Jr.. 413 Poplar.
John j. Kimmel. Ill, Detroit.
VOrance G. AlthOuse, 1887 Third.
Calvin j. Seller. 2S4S Fifteenth.
Emerson j. Burns, SIS Sixth.
Donald &. Wingard. 3OS Cedar.
Andrew USzynski. 26S2 Ninth.
Edward MakOwski, 1903 Elm.
Stanley Gutowski, 1868 Biddle.
Joseph F. ArditO, Detroit.
John j. Marks, 5J5 Chestnut.
Martin Neisner, 1859 Electric.
Robert l.. BOwden, 165 Walnut.
Paul F. Savicki, 1477 Sycamore.
Edward V. McGrath, $50 Riverbank.
Joseph Borek, 2030 Tenth.
Stanley J. Cieslak, Jr., 800 Superior.
Raymond +. Roe. $50 GoOdell.
Joseph w. Green, 1925 Second.
Frederick S. Nenbecker. 1881 Twen-
ty-third.
Stanley l.. NOwacZeski. 1414 Elm.
Chester f. Harper, Bremen, KY.
willard NJ. Glinke, 1921 Sixteenth.
Edmund ]. Hltkowski, ITO Fourth.
Kenneth r. Meyers, 3432 Third.
Edward C. Usher, 2115 Third.
Elmo %. FiyecOat, 3SH Bfddle.
Nike MainAf, Jr., 4o09 albion.
eugene B. Baird, 81 North drive.
Myles r. Norris. 1910 Eleventh.
James Craigie, IA Davis.
Leo 8. NSf0wski, 3524 Thirteenth.
Murl O.. Grunwaid. 1864 Albion.
: WalteF-W EASk3nxSk1 51e Eureka. .
Edison B. Tntfie, 1876 Reeck.
Lehman Penn, '156 Biddle.
John Fl. Zfegfer, .t61 Antoine.
James F. Fitzsimm0ns. 337 Elm.
George Cup, 1f16 Sixth.
Joseph T.. Jakubiak, 1882 Eighth.
Warren III. Zeig. 4OJ Pine.
bernard J. Iaeranlt, 400 Chestnut
Royal J. Bondie. 4S7 EnmOns.
Edwin L. Book. 40f1 Albion.
Jerome w. Beattie, 23T Twenty
third.
Frank J. Nogoski, TO Grove.
Adam A. Guzenda, 1891 Thirteenth.
Chester Scarci. Xenia, o.
William Il. Schley. 1858 Cabot.
Peter &. Metz, Dearborn.
Harold Hamilton, Lincoln Park.
Gordon ID, Goerke. Melvindale.
Roy +. TOOmer. Dearborn.
Arthur n. Stevens, Lincoln Park.
Ernest F.. Glidden. Jr., Dearborn.
William X. Mccain. 1901 Gamer
on.
Walter A. Busch. 1873 Agnes.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Observes Gold n
Jubilee at {, invent

Sister NJ. DOrOthea, SIS. formerly
OF Wyandotte, and who f the past
TWO years has been static. ed at st.
JOsePh's hospital, Flint, cer rated her
golden jubilee on Thursda, February
IL, at Nazareth CONVEX Mother
House of the Sisters Of st Joseph, in
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Sister D0rOthea, whose D., rents were
John and DOrOthea De1amDle, one Of
WyandOtte's oldest families, is the
former Mary DeTamble. She Is a sis
ter Of Mrs. Orla b. TaylSr. OF De-
troit. Mrs. James Colliton, of Mime
apOlis, and the late Anne DeTamble.
Of this city, and an aunt OF Laura and
James DOlan, Of WyandOtte, and Ed
ward DOlan, Of Detroit. e
Attending the jubilee celebration
from WyandOtte were Miss Laura Do
Ian, Mrs. James DOlan ana Mrs. AL
fred DAM.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Mind" will be the subject Of the
Lesson Sermon I'm all Christian Sci
ence churches throughout the world o
Sunday, February d.
The Golden Text (Isaiah IA "a Is:
The Lord Of hosts hath sworn, say
ing. Surely as have th01ghG - shall
II come TO pass; and a. Il have pur-
posed, so shall u stand"
Among the, Bible citations Is this
passage Deuteronomy IS :4S): Hear,
o. Israel: The Lord OF God Is ono
Lord: And thou shalt bKe The Lord
thy God With III -rsfine heart, aDA
with an thy. sout. and with all chs.
might" q
tGsrrelatiye passages TO he read froA
ltte Christian Science te1Ub0ek, sd
euces and 9IealtA with. ~ - ia
Scriptures" ~ Mary Du1pR Hadys IL
esnde the 6siaese1ig {p.s AGDt sd'nAsra
csn BE bat 7pse 2flud. becanne thDO -
bat ene Gea; 81 = nestals elotpS4
no. stAsr alind I'D eccspte1 ness1hVs
SIN would be nm Ne 60 ~
but one Mind. II that one u fnfi14e.S
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Obituary
John r. HEILSHORN

John r. Heilshorn. Of 1874 Seventh
street, died at the wyandotte General
hospital on Tuesday. He is survived
by bis wife, Emma; two sons, Paul
and Richard, of Wyandotte, and three
daughters. Mrs. Pearl Adams. Cd
Pauling. Ohio. Mrs. Norma Longeway
and Mrs. Evelyn Kuttner. of Detroit.
Funeral services, in charge Of Rev,
G. j. Krahnke. of Trinity Lutheran
church, were held at the Nixon fun
eral home, Wednesday, at pm. Bur
ial will be at Defiance. Ohio, today.
Mr.. HellshOrn. who was IS years
old. was employed by the Ford Motor
Company His son. Paul. is a police
sergeant in Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
The Herald Changes Hands

This the last of The Herald be published under the
present ownership The title and good will of the paper has been
purchased by the Wyando News Company publishers of the
Wyadoe News So after 81 years under the edtorhp of the
late ]. D. Haven, The Herald passes to new hands.
Since Mr. Havens retirement nearly because of
poor health have found exceedingly difficult the
and the time take of greatly increased volume
job printing Sale of the paper consmmaed Wednesday
after agreed that the would carry
the papers name
We have always enjoyed the most cordial relations with
of News staff that paper established and
we wish the owners every success for the future
leaving the publishing field wish extend
thanks many many friends without whom long exist
would not have been possible.
memory of the dad that lived will continue
printing business under the of D. Haven Son.
- ]. d. Haven, Jr
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Service Flag to
Be Unveiled

\ service flag honOring postal en-
ployes now serving in the armed
forces, will be unveiled in the lobby
of the postoffice tomorrow Saturday
afternoon at 4 O'clock. The speaker
for the occasion win be Frank Isbey.
chairman Of the Michigan war saw
ings staff. Local veterans organiza-
tians. as well as families and friends
of service men. have been Invited to
attend the ceremonies. Mrs. Eva Cab
riei. OF the money order division at
the postoffice. Is In charge of arrange
ments. 80
The flag. containing nine stars. will
honor the following postal employees
n;,w serving Uncle sam: =
: Fred Gie6el. John SOwa. Joseph
SlubOwski. Chester laurence. Edward
Ciemerik. Joe Kostecki. Donald Pres
toa. Rili One. and Francis Dembrow-
ski.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

a.
German service. els am.
Sunday school. $50 am.
English service. 1O:45 am.
Evening service, 7:30 pm.
The morning services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. E. 4. Hessler, who win
speak on the gospel, Luke, 10, 3S-f2:
'fOne Thing Is Needful." The evening
service will be conducted by the pas
tor the Rev. C. j. Krahnke, who will
speak on the topic: "eThe Bell Of
Life"
On Tuesday Of next week. pm,
the adult class viii meet.
Wednesday. 7:30 pm. the finance
board and the Juniors meet.
Thursday. 7:30 pm, the ladies
choir and the male chorus meet for
rehearsal.
Friday. s pm, the Mems club will
meet.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
She Was Scared, but Not
Too Scared to Fight

DENVER. = Although she was
scared to death" by the examining
board that may recommend her for
women's auxiliary army corps Of
ficer's training, Miss Vera Corlett
of Denver promises she won't be
afraid once she gets into action.
Miss Corlett, daughter of a World
war colonel, former Lieutenant Gov
ernor George M. Corlett Of Colo
RADIO. was the first WAAC candidate
to be interviewed by a special
board. More than 100 applicants
have registered for the six candi-
dacies awarded to Colorado.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Wyandotte in
Years Cor : By
40 YEARS Age.

40 YEARS Age
Mason L. Browne, and :, George B.
Palmer were preparing an y sttmate of
the cost of water and elEetric light
system for the village Of Ford.
Jay X. AmmOn, secretar OF the
Wyandotte Light & Fuel c filed an
affidavit with the City Co acil, stat
ing that the company sol 2,48S, 100
feet Of gas during the pre-, Qas year.
The city was to get five cents for
every thousand feet sold.
The Sensational melodrarsa, -" The
Heart Of Chicago" was to play a one.
night stand at the Marx opefs house.
A Wyandotte boy George Barr
ERaker,.Haa making. q s4epatAkton-3 oe
himseH In London. England. as q,
dancer specializing In the cake
walk" A dispatch from London stated
that Kipling and Sir HENRI Irving
were interested in Bakers work.
Sub-zero temperatures prevailed In
wyandotte 40 years ago this week.
A 16-year-Old River Rouge boy was
held on O charge Of murder. after his
companion had been slain with an.
AZ.
% YEARS AGO
Matthew Daniels. Wyandotte pion-
eer. died ut the age OF 81 yek:s.
Several local schools were running
out Of coal. and the prospects of OBJ
tanning more were not very bright.
Wrestling was a popula sport I'm
WyandOtte % years ago. sStefen-
ski, Bulgarian champi A." was
scheduled to appear in m seh nj the
Marx opera house.
Harold T. ButterwOrth kfiied the
Herald staff. as printer. . years
ago this week.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Income Tax -,
Lao Explained
WHEN, WHERE, AND HOW =.
TAXES ARE 10 BE PAIL

Taxes due on q return fIled for the
calendar year 1912 may Ne paid In
full 1t the time for the filtngraG the
return on or before. March lSe 1o46.
The tax may, at the option Of the tax
payer. be paid In four eQual jpgtall-
ments instead Of In q. single ,0aSpent,
In which case the first iAS6iQ5hent
Is to be paid on or S1fofH, NaN8 10,
the second on or before so 3{ IS,
and the fourth on or bef9u 9Ihbef
pay his tax' m four RekaAi6eee 4ach
- TIE sour iEL1sell1bsht1r 2G1 -
equal n sknoukko Init aA0=ln Asat
inl4 z3ey pG11. nj t<1H u11st1 shs
taxpayer. prior to the time peeosulbed
Tar IN speynept4. II an .fstnseaN19eat u
not peif e. tall on ~ bseen (Aesfate
fixed .for its payment the hole
se,Ount - the tax eemaiRipS .RPpaid
Is required 70 be paid ppon noticef and
demand from the collector.
$ YAe ~ must be paid 70 the cellee-
tor OF internal revenue Cor ne d.
trict infl which the tixpayef,SrteHurn
in requires to b ffled1 thot iktG the
coiiectoriffer the district Elm 1W1fnA n
located the taxpayers, lqeal residence
o. principal place Of bpainess.e or II
he has no. legal residence Or, pf1ncipal
place Of business In the Unitef states.
then to the collector 0f intefnkf re-
venue at Baltimore, Maryland. s'5
In the payment OF taKesn6 3raetion-
al part Of cent Is to b diore0aSded
unless It amounts to one-haaf7cent or
more, In which case It.. shah nbe In
creased to one cent. e>F a.
The tax due. IL any. should Be PAID
In cash at the collectors office. or By
check or money order payable. TO Col
lector Of Internal Revenue. In the
case Of payment In cash. the taxpayer
should In every, instance require and
the collector should furnish feceipt.
In the case OF payments made By
check or money order. however, the
cancelled check or the money order re-
ceipt is usually a sufficient receipt.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
g. g. aahe,s
1864-1943

The following resolution was passed
by the City Council, at its meeting
Tuesday night:
The people OF Wyandotte were, sad
dened by news OF the passing Of Mr.
]. ID. Haven, beloved editor and dis
tinguished native son. whose death oc-
CURED on February 8. 1913.
Publisher OF the Wyandotte Herald
since 1885, Mr.. Haven not only chron-
icled the official proceedings Of the
city with absolute fidelity, but for
fifty-seyen years his paper faithfully
recorded the phenomenal growth and
progress Of Wyand0tte, and mirrored
the history Of its people, eompacted of
Joy and sorrow, sickness and health,
success and failure. A warm hearted,
quiet, unassuming man, be welded a
kindly pen without rancor or bitter
ness and was an outstanding expon-
ent of the old school of journalism to
which sensatiOnalism was anathema
and any distortion Of the truth an
abOminatiOn. One may search the files
of the Herald through nearly three
score Of years and they will be found
unsullied by frivolous or malicious
SOSSlp anu lHUuenuO.
1t would be difficult, indeed, to
measure the value to the community
of such an admirable citizen as Mr..
]. ID. Haven. We know he was a pow
erfuI force for good and his passing
is sOrrOwfully recorded. This Council
feels that his many years Of loyal ser
vice to the people of WyandOtte should
be permanently noted in the annals OF
the city, therefore be il
Resolved, by the City Council of the
City of WyandOtte. that the citizens
of the city, through us, their repre-
Sentatives. do hereby declare their
sense OF the great loss sustained In
the death Of Mr.. j. ID. Haven, and do
acknowledge his unreasonable c0ntri-
button to the economic and cultural
advancement of the community. And
be 1t further
sympathy on the part Of the members
OF this Council, and to perpetuate
the same on the records OF the city,
this resolution be spread at length up
on the Journal Of this days proceed
ings and the Clerk be. and he hereby
is, directed to ttlnsmit copy Of this
resolution to the family Of the deceas-
ed.
The following resolution was adopt
ed by the Board Of Education at its
meeting Monday ntgAt:
In the passing Of J. %. Haven, the
City q Wyandotte has lost one Of its
most outstanding citisens. Hro0e the
beginning Of his work as editor - the
yNyandotfe HeFala VIM ~ araGefte6
Ahe ennpaneoD0e sSoer1ea inslD0o 10
- Apae MOI e afhs slesai ps5n$fnS
and genefal sAen pMntlne foss the
Board Of Eln{afSn "a this city, Hhe
.excellencs 1,hls HoetmanS and bic
dapendaoiliH / INDICTED DE type pr
friends were legion. his enemies were
none. He stands as an exanpae OF
sturdy American citizenship which
VIM be an Inspiration to young and
old through TIE years to Gomez
= Therefors. be It. resolved : nat the
Board al Education oc the Sehonb Dis
5triet Of the Ciky OF cWyando<teyD Qrrn
with the entire city bis iosss and sex
tend to hisr son. and. reatiyes their
sincere sympathy and cendolences.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Thank You

am grateful. beyond expression,
for the splendid vote. which nominal
ed me as a candidate for the office of
City Treasurer
1t is source Of real satisfaction
to report that in a field Of five candi-
dates. any of whom would have serv-
ed the city of Wyandotte faithfully,
there was no spirit Of i'll feeling. and
no question of personalities entered
the campaign. This will continue to be
my policy.
/ take this opportunity to express
my deep appreciation for the vote of
confidence accorded me.
IRA. ]. KREGER.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Were Wed al
Presbyterian Manse

Miss Marjorie Sparrow, Of Wyan-
dotte. and Gerald Matthews, Of Fiat
Rock. were united In marriage at the
Presbyterian manse, Saturday at 4:3o
pm. Dr. Warren Il. Han performed
the wedding ceremony.
The couple were attended by Miss
Isabelle Nemacheek and MARX Veg
ienka. e ese ~
Mr. Matthews is principal of the
MeCann school, on Eureka road. !.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Air Show Ovs
Wysndotte Today

An airtshow. staged b 1airplanes
from the naval air base at 3rosse lie.
viii be put on today, start lg at s 30
pm. In case Of unsatisfa, Dry flying
conditions, the show will b postponed
to later date. The purl lse Of the
show Is to stimulate the Ft rdary sale
OF war bonds and STAN - School
children will be dismissed. IL 3 80 to
allow them to witness the spectacle.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
LOCAL GIRL ENTERS
SCHOOL OF NURSING

Miss Laura Dolan and Mrs James
Dolan visited with Miss Donna Pid-
geon. a student nurse AT Borgess. hos
pital. Kalamazoo. Thursday OF last
week. Her many friends In Wyandotte
will be interested To know that on
January %. Donna received her cap
and Uniform. which signifies the end
of her proha tionary period and her ac:
ceptance into the IT. Camiilus school
cf nursing mt Borgess. hospital. She
completed her probationary course
with an average Of r and better.
Miss PiigeOn graduated from Roos-
cvelt high school hast June. and en-
tered trimming In September.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

AT IL am, communion service, with
reception Of new members and bap-
tism Of children. Chorus choir viii
sing the "Sanctus." Of Gounod. and
Miss Irene Gardner will sing solo.
"One Sweetly Solemn Thought" by.
Ambrose
- At 7:S0 pm, Rev. Frank Blair will
be guest speaker. There. will be q Anet
by Mr: and MRS Dean g. wayne, and
a piano solo by Margaret Eddie.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Graduates Donate Books

Commencement exercises through
out the states this year was the
commencing of stream Of more
books for the Victory Book cam
paign. Seniors of IS colleges and
universities gave books to the Vic
tory Book drive at commencement
exercises.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Giant Cedar Trees

Giant cedar trees similar to those
used IN the construction of the Tenn
pie Of Solomon in biblical days once
grew in central Washington state.
Prof. George F. Beck, of the Gen.
trail Washington College of Educa-
ton, discovered.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
IJso SNACK BAR

Mrs. Helen Zulinski, president Of
meow at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.
was in charge Of she snack bar at the
Crosse lie US0 last Thursday. Ap-
proximately 35o service men were
served Assisting her we're Mesdames
Stella MaryknOwski, Rose Volta. Yer
onica Michalak, Anna Niemiec, A.
Schultz. Lottie Kowalski and the
Misses Josephine Swiderski and Elsie
Filipiak.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
LAPCzYNSK|
AND KREGER
LED PRIMARY

Only 3JST persons. out Of over L..
600 registered electors, cast their bal
lots at the Wyand0tte primary cleo
ton on Monday.
1. Ted Lapczynski led the race for
city treasurer, the only local Office to
be voted on. He polled total Of 1,2e8
votes. Ira J. Kreger. former mayor.
received a total OF 9O7 votes, and was
also nominated.
Charles III. Block, president. of the
Board OF Education, received S62
votes. The other candidates, ,Delbert
w. BrOughtOn and Cletus c. Gaynier,
received 600 and 235 votes, respective
ly.
The vote for treasurer, by precincts
will be found at the bottom Of this
page.
The result of the county primary In
Wyandotte follows:
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19

The pressure effect of the swell
ing of wood resulting from contact
with water is over 200 pounds per
square inch. No completely water
proof treatment for wood has as yet
been found.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19
Soldier Eauiument

To equip a soldier for one year
requires wool from FIVE sheep, leath-
er from one-half a steer hide, and
the cotton yield of one-fourth of an
acre.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-02-19

airs. Neulo Gibbs left last Thurs
dAx night for SIOUX Falls! s. D.. to
join her husband. Private Gibbs. radio
technician. who Il stationed ut the
Army technical school. Airs. Gibbs was
Formerly Mss Virginia Hstriss Of 2,B
cpdar street =
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-31
CATHOLIC SERVICES
 TONIGHT, TOMORROW

At 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Catholic Church of the Nativity, a solemn benediction and Ire Deum'' will be sung by Bishop J. R. Cri- mont in thanksgiving to God for all the great blessings bestowed up- on this country and especially this city during the past year. All citi- zens are asked to attend.
 Services will be held tomorrow Saturday, New Years Day) at { am, Holy mass; 8:30 am, Holy mass and instructions 10:30 am. High mass and sermon followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament