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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26

You will give his wife helping hands, kind words,
good advice. when she has difficult problem. :.
when she's learning how to handle war job along
with her home job. Family service, hospital and
clinical facilities, prenatal and post-natal care.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-26
How your dollars help every member Of this family

You will give him an easy chair music, companion
ship in US.O. clubs stars of stage and screen to
entertain him wherever he goes, through U.SO Camp
Shows. Little things3 Big things to him.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14

r nepraeistu olos progos atkurti etuviu vadzia is
kur galetn prasdet ia uzuomazga neprklausomo val
dymosi Tie kre jam sane darbe klude neturejo nel
kick eisingos dorOS tovvnes mees If nuOSrdauS susI
rupinimo Letuvos neplillausomybe Jie tik asmenis-
u saskatu dele j uzpuldnejo, arba savo bznskais in
teresais rupindamiesi.
Sauso d., su nletu, nuvykus pasveikint Prezden-
ia Naujas Metals jis pareSke stat ka, kaS gallma
skaityti 10 paskutnais zodzais AnleIkos Lietuvams:
Reika eiti vsokias kclias prize vieno tikslo - kad
Letuvai butq iskovota neprikausomybe Nereikia nu-
eisti ranku jegu nesutelpama viena organizaciia.
Kad negalin1a visiens sutilpt viena organizacja
vsiems kartu dirhti parode Amelikos Iietuvu TaIy
hos siauraregai vaduka krie baidydaniesi tautinn-
ku atssake jais tarts, baime If sauraregys-
te ramste spnais Siaudukais = buk tautinnka neturi
savo organizacijos buk Letvai Vaduot Sajunga nera
poltine organizacja il negai butt ems ygi {islvai-
zduokit kap jie sllaito "dideiais"O.
Taigi nezurint to kad tautines sroves zmones ne
"a kokioe vienoie organzacoje kitas, jie ga
i ir privalo drht Lietuvos vadavmo darba.
Amerikos Iietuvia Tautininkai kurie prieme pr-
claude il paaike artnus santikius Prezidentu An
tanu Smetona, saves reska gilia nuosrdzia uzuo
jauta p. Smetonenei ir seimai Neeke savo vado jie
iaucias nuude If nusiine, taciau darbui testi kur
Antanas Smetona Amerikoe pradejo tautninku jiegos
ne tk nepakrstos, bet dar abau sustprejc. Tautnin
ka turf stipriu vad klruos u il Prezidento A.
Smetonos presa tk nepajiege pre didziausu s;vo
pastangu pakrsti nei sumasy kovodam prizes ju Va
da bet ia piesu betikse kova tk labau sukonsodavo
ir uzgrudno tautninkus tam darhu kurs kap ju Va
dui tap If jiems matesi rekangas If butinas jeigu
negalr1a ktomis sIovemis ssitarti dirbti varyti
pirmyn kad Lietuva hutu atsteigta laisva II repri
klausoma vastyhe lr valdzia rinkss pays Lietu-
vote gyvenanti zmones
i Ceveanda buyo suvaziave Seimo rengmo komisju
vadai - Brooklynie6ai, Chicagecia su Clevelandie-
cias pasitarti. Ryto meta, vos speo visi suvazuot
kaip juos paseke ia tragnga zina. Kadang iie buvo
vs kruvoje jie greitai speo susiorientuo ir susar
ka toiau daryti Jegu ne tas vis tautninku reika-
1 lai butu syniai nukentejs
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14
Raso II. S. Karpius.

A. a Prezidentas Antanas Smetona, gyvendamas
Cleveande, daznai turejo pasitarimu su savo armas
organiZacijos Spaudos Komisos prmninku P. J. ziu-
riu, r su nann. Laikas nuo aiko juo sueidavo il
kit Cleveandiecia, k1iuos js paprastal prllmdavo
kaip vaikl1s ir apsviesdavo lvairias klausmas
Kadangi veloniu rupejo Lietuvos Nepriklausomy-
bes atsteigmas tam tksui eskojo draugu Lietuvu ir
Amerikiecu tarpe, Lieuviams g patardinejo siekt
prklausomybes atsteigmo nesvyrant nei VENUS mel
kitus svetmus kaimynus, kaip tas palinkmas pradeo
apsireikSti tarp tulu Lietuvi 1943 metu pradzioe.
IS Antano Snetonos tautininkai ir Lietuvai
Vaduo Sajunga paenen skelbt musu obalsl kad patys
Letuvos zmones ssirnks valdzia, tik mes drbki-
uz neprklausomybes atkurima. Prezidentas Sine
tOna pirOSe Cleveande apslgyVenlmO denOSe parelS-
ke NUNS
"Mes turime siekti kad Lietuva atgautu
prikausomybe Kokos fOrmOs il bus, siadien negah-
atspet. Mes nesulome ja, atsikurusai, jOkO SAN
tvarkos prOekt0 Tai Letuviu tautos, mamie ikusios
tese. Is salygu, is ssdeusos apnkumos, is
medziagos atktus is pc karo gruyes tauta pati kurs
ir spres atnaunto gyvenmO fOrma, nusistatys
vo valstybines santvarkos remus TOka pazura sutin
ka ir Atlantic Carteriu. ="
Pereita vasara viename pasikalbejime Prezidentas
Antanas Smetona yra pareiskes Siokia mint:
Lietuvoje esantieji veikeja kaip greita fktai pa
sdarys kokios gamybes tuOj grebss lkurt kOkia
nors vyriausybe kad il gaGtu pradeti sales
reikalus tvarkyti.
Apie Kaledas, lankantis pas Prezidenta girdejome
sitoki sparbu 10 pareiskim2
Labai svarbu butu kad nors maziausiame Lietuvos
zemes sypeyje kuris butq lasvas svetimq priesu
kuOgreicausia susidarytu LetuvY vyriausybes bran
duoys kurs gaetu prizes pasaui gnti SALES rel
kalus.
IS Stu pareiskimu askai matote kad velionis nesi-
pno nei butt toau LietuNos prezdentu nei netrosko
valdzios ko 10 pliesa labiausa bijojo IL del ko musu
katakai il socialsta nenoreo juo bendradarb
s tk rupinosisir trosko kad LietuyOs zmones patys
kad Letvoje nsantiej veksjai kaip nors ssigruruoa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14
Lietuvos Prezidentas
LaidOtuVu SkdmngOs PaadS atsbuvo Sv JonO KatedrOe
UZUOJAUTA NUO ARGENTINOS
PREZIDENTO, NUO RALUcIO IR X.

Be daugybes kitu uzuojautos teegramu, poni Sme-
tonene ir Selma gavo uzuoautos pareiskima Ar
gentinos Prezidento, IS Pietu Amerikos.
Lietuvos Minister'S B. K. Baluts, is Londono, pr-
siunte Dirvos antrasu siokl pareskma:
"Prasau perduot poniai Smetoniene ir jos Seimai
Giliausia sujaudntas liudna zina ape tragiska mir
musu Prezdento kuriam zaurus likimas aten,e prOga
pamatyt jo numyleta tevyne islasvinta vel Atsovy-
hes stabas r musu draugai bentrai isreiskia ums vi
Stems musu giliausia smpatia ir suramnima.
Bronius Balutis.''
Tietuvians uzueiauta oficalia isnese, Chicagos
Mayoras Kelly j Illinois valstijos egislatufa.
Clevelando Mayoras Frank J. Lansche p1isiunte
Drvai savo uzuojauta Letuviams. Clevelando miesto
taryha snese rezoucijas sarysye sa neame, viena
rezoliucija teike poniai Smetoniene antra Letuvos
Konsulu P Dauzvardziu trecia pasiunte Lietuvos At
stovybe Washingtone.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

VISU LAISVE MYLINCIU
Lletuviu pareiga yra padaryti
saukiama New Yorke Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Selma smarkiu
kardo smugiu uz Lietuvos lai-
sve. Seimas saukiamas lemia-
mole valandoje, kada Raudo-
noji armija arteja prize Lietu-
vos ir jau inejo Lenkijon. Ko-
kla veliava ia armija mesa: pa
vergimo ar islaisvinimo? Tai
slela virpinas klausimas, kuris
lsuptas patti sio didziojo ka-
ro branduoli.
81 klausima visu nuogumu
Americas visuomenei ir spau-
tai parodyti = tai Amerikos
Lietuvip brangi priviIegija ir
patriotinis uzdavinys, mes tik
Amerika, savo tvirtu balsu,
gall paveikti imperializmo bal
nan isedusi talkininka. Mask
va zada laisve visiems ketu-
rlems pasaulio kampams, nuo
Albanijos Xxi Irano, bet ne
zada savo maziems kaimynams
Lletuviams, Latviams ir Es-
tams, net grasina jas paverg-
ii. sios mazos tautos gall tel
singai su Lenkijos premjeru
tarti: "sioje valandoje, kada
kovoJe az savo laisve mes su-
tinkame neapikanta, smurta,
zmogzudystes ir apiplesimus,
mes rasime stiprybes laukti
laisves ir nepriklausomybes,
mes musu puseje amzini doro-
YES principal, teisybe ir ista-
tymai, be to, ir Atlantic Car
terio aukstieji siekiai''.
Americas Lietuviai! New
Yorko Seimas privalo pasisek-
ii.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14
LIETUVIAI, be abejojime

LIETUVIAI, be abejojimo,
dideliu demesiu seks paastre-
just Lenku-Rusu ginca. Maty-
ii, nei viena, nei kita puse nu-
sileisti nenori, nors Amerikai
ir Anglijai butu malonu rasti
nors koki abiem printing
kompromisa. Sakoma, Cekoslo-
vaku Benes bando ka nors as
ii. Lcnku laimejimas duos
vilties didesnei progai Lietu-
yiams laimeti. Lenku nusista-
tymo Lietuvos likimu mes ne
zinOme, mes musq visuomene
rel cia, nei Anglijoje, regis,
santikiu su Lenku visuomene ir
veikejais nepalaiko ir Lenku
spaudos neseka. Mes pasitiki-
me Amerika, bet, gall butt, bu-
tn gerai susizinoti SUI mazes-
niais Susivienijusiu Tautu ma
riais, kaip Lenkais, Cekoslova-
kais, Norvegais (tas nereiskia
jokiu uniju SUI jais, kaip Sc
niau buvo pradeje tuli musis-
kiai pirsti).
RUSAI is AmerikOs, per
''lend-lease", gavo uz pusket-
virto bilijono dolariu reikmenu
ir ginklu. Bet dekingumo, ma
tyti, nenori parodyti nei uz
plika centa. Buves Republiko-
nu partijos kandidatas j pre-
zidentus (spejama, jis vel juo
bus), Wendell Willkie, kaip lai-
svos Sales laisvas pilietis, pa
rase straipsni dienrasciui New
York Times, kuriame Ameri-
kos visuomene ragina nedidiR-
ii nepasitikejima Sovietija. Sa-
ko, Americas pilieciu maseje
yra milijonai kurie kile Rytp
Europoje. Jei Stalinas ten ne
sielgs kaip padcrus, Atlantt
Carterio principams iskilmin
gai pritares, zmogus, tai siuo
Sc Americas pilieciuose kills
nepasitenkinimo, kuri, be jo
lxio abejojimo, nores panaudo
ii taip Republikonai, taip De
mokratai.
Willkie ragina politikieriu
taip nedaryti, mes, sake, til
sutike Sovietija skaityti piln'
ir pasitiketinu koalicijos nari
bus galima rasti patenkinanti
issprendimas taip Pabaltlje
(Pabaiga ant 3-tio pud.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14

Subscription per. Year in Advance
In the United States - $500
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
RUPTURE

E. j. MEINHARDI, widely known
Shield Specialist of Chicago, will
again be in Cincinnati, Ohio, at the
Gibson Hotel, for Six Days beginning
Saturday, Feb. 18th to Thursday, Feb.
18th Inclusive, from / P. M. to P. M
and 6 P. M. to p. nj. daily.
MR.. MEINHARDI says: The Mein-
hardi Shield is tremendous improve
ment-well known for producing i'm
mediate results. 1t prevents the
Rupture from protruding in 10 days
on the average-regardless of size OIL
location of Rupture and no matter
how hard you work or strain. 1t has
no leg straps. (No Surgery or Injec-
tion Treatments used.) Mr.. Meinhardi
has been coming here for Is years. He
has thousands of satisfied Customers
Ask your neighbors.
Caution: If neglected Rupture
may cause weakness, backache, con-
stipation, nervousness, stomach pains
ETC., or sudden death from strangula-
ton.
Men having large Ruptures which
have returned after Surgical Opera
tions or Injection Treatments are also
invited. When all others fail-see
MEINHARDI. He will be pleased tc
demonstrate to you privately without
charge. (Only men invited.) White
only.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
CAN OPENERS STILL
HAVE PLENTY TO DO
IN COUNTY KITCHENS

Rationing has not emptied the
shelves of Butler County residents of
canned foods it was revealed today,
total of 811,681 cans being used
monthly, according to A. H. Nugent,
general sales manager of the Ameri-
can Can Company.
Mr.. Nugent based his figure on the
governments compilation Of 120,249
ration book holders in the county and
the statement by the U. S. Bureau of
Agricultural Economies that the per
capita consumption of canned goods
during 1943 was .225 cans day. On
the basis of the average size pre-war
can, approximately 1862 pounds of
pure metallic tin is reclaimable for the
war effort from these cans, he ex-
planned.
Men in service eat 100000 cans of
food a day and millions of pounds of
canned items are being shipped
abroad for lend lease, he said.
Many foods strange to Americans
palates are being packed in cans for
shipment overseas. One of these is
'Tushonka" for Russian consumption,
this product being highly seasoned
pork packed in lard Squid, a variety
of octopus, is being canned for Italian
consumption. Canned foods for Eng
land are usually seasoned quite diff
ioap ,,sa Mr. N,,uopt oaid
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11

EXTRA RATION STAMPS FOR
YOU, every time you take your used
kitchen fat to your meat dealer. And
four cents a pound, as we'll.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
COMMENT ON WORLD EVENTS

ment for such draft hasn't leg to
stand on. That is the argument that
a labor draft-called by it's friends
national service legislation-prevents
wartime strikes.
The Post cites British experience to
show the unsoundness of the argu-
ment and incidentally, it points out
that an occasional strike may not be
all evil.
Some Americans" says the Post,
will be surprised to learn that the
number of strikes occurring in Great
Britain in 1943 reached an all-time
high for the twentieth century. AL
though more than half these strikes
were so-called 'quickies that is, un-
authorized work stoppages that last
ed two days or less-the amount of
time lost from all strikes added up to
100000 man-days for the year, the
worst record since 1887. And that de-
spite the fact that the British worker
is subject to compulsory national
service laws"
The Post goes on to say that British
strike figures clearly indicate" that
national service legislation" is not a
sure-ire panecea for the strike evil,
as many Americans seem to think"
Then it adds:
'The British governments extra
ordinary powers to deal with strikes,
coupled with the support of organized
labor, have prevented serious work
stoppages in essential war industries
such as have occurred here. But the
British have not discovered any cure
for the occasional strikes that are
spontaneous explosions of pent-up ir-
ritation generated by the stress and
strain of war. Strikes of this kind pro-
vide means of blowing off steam and
relieving pressures that, given no out
let, would constitute a more danger
Gus threat to the war production pro-
gram"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
miss LIBERTY"
(FrOm the International MOlders' and
Foundry Workers. JOurnaD

We were in Brooklyn, N. Y, re-
Gently and found ourselves one day in
the Fort Hamilton section Of that city.
Looking out into New York Harbor,
we beheld the most beautiful lady in
the whole world, "Miss Liberty"
There she stood where she was placed
in 1884 in all her glory. In her left
hand is a book representing the law.
In her raised right hand she bears a
torch, lighting the pathway of the
down-trodden people Of the world to
haven of freedom.
We thought, as we turned to move
away, about the liberty we have in
this country We elect men or women
to Office, hoping they will carry out
their prediction promises. If they
don't, we can work for their defeat at
the next election. We are free to criti-
cize any elective office from the Presi-
dent of the United States down to the
district captain. Of course, this pri-i
lege is sometimes abused, but speak
ing our mind is one of the marks of
democracy, and in the long run, de-
mocracy works better than any other
form of government.
When this war is over, we hope to
see Miss Liberty again decked out in
her garb of luminous paint, shedding
bright glow that will once again
light the pathway to the Land Of Lib
erty.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
LEGAL
ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDINANCE NO. 440o

ORDINANCE NO. 44OO
An Ordinance authorizing and directing
the Treasury Investment Board Of the
city Of Hamilton, Ohio, to purchase
S2Oo, 100000 Of Ts per cent certificates
OF Indebtedness, Series A, 1945, issued
dated February l, 1914, and due
February l, 1945.
WHER EAS, there exists in the treas
ury of the City of Hamilton, Ohio, a
surplus which will not be required to
be used by the City of Hamilton, Ohio
for period of six months or more.
THEREFORE, BE 1T ORDAINED by
Ohio:
SECTION 1: That the Treasury In
vestnient Board of the City of Hamilton
Ohio, be authorized to purchase $780,
900 90 face value of Certificates of In
debtedness of the United States OF
America, bearing 7s per cent interest
and being Series A, 1945, dated February
/, 1914, and due February l, 1945, fol
the sum of $500, 100000, being the current
market value thereof and such securi-
ties shall be deposited in a safety de-
posit box in any bank of the City OF
Hamilton, Ohio, in the name of Treas
ury Investment Account.
SECTION II: That the income from
such bonds shall be distributed and al
located by the Treasury. Investment
Board according to law.
SECTION III: This ordinance shall
take effect and be in full force and effect
from and after the earliest period al.
lowed by the charter of the City OF
Hamilton, Ohio.
Passed: February 2, 1914.
LEO j. WELSH, Mayor.
Attest: ADELE EDMONDS,
City Clerk.
Feb HIT
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
NEW PROGRAM CHARTED
ON PUBLIC RELATIONS

Miami, Fla.-The AFL Executive
Council directed the officers of the
Federation to embark upon broad
and comprehensive public relations
program during the coming year.
The Council adopted a report call
ing for an increase in the AFL's pub
lie relations staff and more extern
sive use of radio to acquaint the
American people with the news and
views of organized labor. This action
was taken on recommendation of the
1943 AFL convention in Boston.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11

nUR Army and Navy and other
~ fighting forces provide us with a
typical cross section of American life,
drawn from all sections of our citi-
zenry.
The daily press and radio commen-
tators continue their propaganda de-
signed to lead us to believe the per-
sonnel of our armed forces is alien to
and divorced from labor
In other words, when a union me-
chanic puts on a .uniform he forgets
he was once a worker.
1t is not difficult for us here to see
behind this anti-labor campaign, but
the worker in uniform on foreign soil
does not get the full story. He sees
only what our fascist propaganda
writer's want him to read.
There was the Rickenbacker Incl
dent, when the World War air hero's
name appeared in every paper in the
country. But did you read anything
about Capt. William Cherry and John
Barteck, both members of AFL
unions, who also were on that raft ?
And there was Billy Miller, who
just recently in Italy captured 18 mer
and German lieutenant and brought
them to our lines Miller is a member
Of Bakers Union 145 in Peoria, Ill
These men and thousands like then
were union mechanics, and they have
not forgotten that their union broth
ers on the job here are working with
them.
And, in spite of the campaign tx
discredit organized labor, these mer
will be union mechanics when they re
turn They don't believe everything
they read in the papers. Nobody could
The Washington, D. C. Post is al
advocate of labor draft but it i.
honest enough to admit that one argu
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
AFL MEMBERSHIP HITS
ALL-TIME RECORD HIGH

Miami, Fla. Secretary Treasurer
George Meany reported to the AFL
Executive Council that the average
dues-paid membership in the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor during the
last four months of 1943 had reached
the new high total of 6,586,470.
This figure, Mr.. Meany explained,
represented gain of 758,970 men,
bers over the same period in 1912.
The membership figures were in
cluded in a detailed financial report
which showed that the American Fed
Grafton of Labor is now in the strong
est position in its history.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
TRADES COUNCIL

The Hamilton Cooperative Trades
and Labor Council held well at
tended meeting Tuesday night in the
labor temple South Second street
President Ralph Morningstar pre-
sided.
The credentials of Roy Wagner to
represent the Electrical Workers
Union, for three months, George R..
Tam, six months and j. Russell She
ley twelve months to represent Ma
chinists' Union, No. 241, were read,
received and delegates installed. Pres
ident Morningstar welcomed the new
delegates and hoped that they would
attend all the meetings.
Robert F. Athey, secretary of the
Pattern Makers in a communication
called councils attention to the name
of Jack Barrett member of that or
ganization who has not been placed on
the Honor Roll Board.
Joe Spaulding announced that
Frank Vidourek has resigned his posi-
tion with the Industrial Commission
and has again identified himself with
the Electrical Workers as business
representative. He said the job was
open and that Ralph Morningstar was
an applicant. The council endorsed him
for the job and the secretary was in
structed to write special delivery
letter to Fred Stitsinger, notifying
him Of the endorsement.
Joe Spaulding who now is men,
ber Of the city council told the dele
gates that the city council was con-
sidering the lower rate for current
and the letting Of the garbage collec-
ton contract which was given to the
Hamilton Collection Company the only
bidder. That company employees men,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
Back Lot Gardens For 1914

With the reminder that Ohio citi-
zens must raise large portion of
their food in "Back Lot Gardens" the
Ohio State Council of Defense today
asked all County and Local Civilian
Defense Councils to make sure that
last years Victory Garden Commit
tees are ready to function in 1914.
Last year Ohio's Victory Garden
program produced $4,000 tons of
food, it was revealed by Ralph H.
Stone, Director of Ohio State Council
Of Defense. "This year." he said, 1--WE
must not only maintain that record,
but we must also achieve a 1870 in
crease in Victory Garden production. y
Pointing out that more food is need
ed this year to win the war, Stone
said that every added bit Of food
grown by victory gardeners con-
tributes to our vital national "Food
Fights For Freedom Program"
Stone said that the committee struc.
ture for promoting victory gardens
would remain essentially the same as
it was last year with the Agricultural
Extension Service of Ohio State Uni.
versity playing an important role ir
the Victory Garden Campaign. He
also recommended that County Agri.
cultural Agents be asked to serve as
members of local Victory Garden
Committees and otherwise aid in ar
advisory capacity.
Victory Garden planning on state
wide basis will again be carried out
by the State Victory Garden Council
as unit of the. Ohio State Council
of Defense, Stone said.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11

bers of the Truck Drivers Union, No.
100.
All unions will be notified by mail
Of the 2 per cent per capita per men,
Der to the council.
The delegates were again notified
that the houses being built on the
Darrtown pike are non-union one
hundred per cent.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
LEGAL NOTICE

Printed copies in Ieaffet form OF
Ordinance No. 4402, passed by the Coun-
ell of the City of Hamilton, Ohio, or
February 2, 1914, are on file in the office
of the City Clerk for inspection, SAID
ordinance being, An Ordinance regu-
lating Electricians licenses and examin'
ations therefor, by enacting supple
mental Sections 61l-A and 612-A to Ord.
nance No. $685. commonly known as
the Building Code of the City of Hamil-
ton, Ohio effective on and after March
g., l944,
ADELE EDMONDS,
City Clerk,
City of Hamilton, Ohio.
Feb, lit,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
IEuAr NOTICE

Printed copies in leafiet form of Ord
nance No. 4403, passed by the Council
of the City Of Hamilton Ohio, on Febru-
ary g. 1914, are on file in the office of
the City Clerk for inspection, said ord
nance being, AN Ordinance repeating
new Section 10000 of the Hamilton
Municipal Code of 1881, modifying the
official standard of Time of the City of
Hamilton, Ohio, during the continuance
of the existing state of war, and for a
period of six months thereafter" effec-
tive on and after March 8, 1914.
ADELE EDMONDS,
City Clerk,
City of Hamilton, Ohio
Feb, lit,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-02-11
LEGAL NOTICE

Printed copies in leaflet form of Ord
nance No. 4401, passed by the City
Council, of Hamilton, Ohio, on February
Q. 1914, are on file in the office of the
City Clerk for inspection, said ordinance
being, An Ordinance supplementing
Chapter 5S, by enacting new Section
58.2217 of the Hamilton Municipal Code
of 1881, relating to Plumbers and Sewer
Builders" effective on and after March
3, 1914,
ADELE EDMONDS.
City Clerk,
City of Hamilton, Ohio
Feb lit