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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
The City Of
Wyondotte
Ordoins:

Section !.
Section Stel Of said OrdI.
nance is hereby amended by
the addition thereto Of the fol-
lowing:
Thai the Police Depart
ment shall inspect the
said premises with the
Operator al the time the
gas is released 10 ascertain
that the necessary precau-
lions are taken.
Section 2.
Section S (g) of said Ordi-
nance is hereby amended by
substituting for the minimum
period of six (6) hours. as pre-.
scribed therein, during which
time the premises must be
guarded 10 prevent pers, as
from entering therein, a new
minimum of two (2) hours.
This subsection in all other
respects to remain the same.
Section 3.
Section 5 ~ of said Ordi-
nance Is hereby amended by
the deletion. following the
words If shall be the
duty of the Operator" of the
words TO throw open doors
and windows of the premises,
starting al the basement or
first floor and continuing
through the upper floors Of the
structure until all rooms have
been opened for free access of
air and the substitution there
for of the words TO open win.
dows and doors for free access
of air."
Said Section s III Is further
a m e n d Q d by the addition
thereto of the following:
The Police Department
shall be present when the
premises are opened for
airing.
II shall be the duty of
the Operator TO furnish 10
the Board of Health Of the
City of WYandotte a dup
licate Of the certificate 80
certifying the premises
safe for human oeeu-
pancY."
Section 4.
Section 5 Of said Ordinance
is hereby further amended by
adding TO said section q new
subsection. TO be known az
Section 5 (p), which said sec.
tion shall read as follows:
Section 5 (p). When
application for permit for
fumigating Of commercial
building is required. such
special requirements as
shall be deemed ESSENTIAL
by the Board of Health
shall be complied with"
Section 5.
AL Ordinances or paris Of
Ordinances in conflict here.
with are hereby repealed.
Section s.
This Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force fifteen
days after passage and publ
cation shall be made according
10 the Charter Of the City Of
WYandotte.
On the Question Shall this
Ordinance Now pass7" the
following vote was recorded:
Yeas: Couneiimsn
Brohl
Burke
Kelly
Mason
Rouse
Schultz
Nays: None.
Louis w. Benin
Mayor
Ford Wogor
City Clerk
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

Eggs boiled soft or boiled hard
should be started in cold water.
When dropped into boiling water, a
hard-boiled egg emerges later tough
and leathery and a soft boiled egg
comes out nevenly cooked. Heat
slowly to boiling for either product.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

Soups and fruit cocktails get credit
for Fastening food along the diges-
tive tract, which makes such meal
starters good base for heavier main
dishes.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

It took sugar several languages
and centuries to get It's present Eng
lish name. Sanskrit's "sarkara" be-
came the Persian's shakar, the Arab
ic sukhar, the Greek sakchar, the
Latin saccharum and the French
sucre.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

The Porcupine Mountains Of the
Upper Peninsula, % b acquired as
q state-owned recreational area, rise
to an extreme elevation Of 2,023 feet
above sea level.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
FOR SALE-USED FURNITURE
REFRIGERATOR, gas range. dining

REFRIGERATOR, gas range. dining
room suite, small porcelain top
kitchen table and chairs, maple up
holstered chair, 9x12 congoleum rug,
9xl8 kitchen linoleum 3 weeks old,
child's play pen, high chair, large
RCA radio and automatic record
player. Phone 1885. (2777B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Murder. Inc.

Murder, Inc.
SOS ROCKS police out of their
rigor mortis. Murder at 1887 Fifth.
Officers Phil Gauss and Ralph Ju-
chartz draw their guns and
go arunning.
The house door is locked. They
hear noises inside. No one answers
their insistent bell ringing.
Crash bang down comes
the front door. Mrs. Louella Mich
OILS sitting calmly inside. But under
the bed is eleven year old Bernard
and locked in the bathroom
is Bobby, Is.
They thought it would be fun to
jar the local police and the
State police to see who would
get there first.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES

SEVEN rooms and bath; hot air
heat, full basement, two-car ga
rage, two lots, $500. $4,000 down.
Inquire at 1908 18th. (2759B)
COMPLETELY modern colonial gas
heat, Owner. $3.50 down. 1902
Helen, southwest Of Northline-Dix.
(2754B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Strauss Gantz
Continued from Page u

Sad Story
of the Week
WALNUT AND THIRD street
residents call the gendarmes to
complain Of noisy car motor dis
turbing their rest.
Police investigation discloses a
thoughtful Lothario running
his car motor with the heater
turned on to keep his girl
friend warm.
When we were young and gay
they didn't have automobile heaters
/. and We were forced to hug
heck out Of our lady friends.
Darn these modern inventions.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
FOR sALEHOUSES

A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME
with 20 acres, trees, fruit. berries.
asparagus etc. $10,5o0 with $500
down. Leimback, 1912 Telegraph
Road. Phone Wyan. 7047R2.
C2635B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

WANTED-USED CARS
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
AN ORDINANCE

TO Amend an Ordinance
entitled An Ordinance to
Provide for the Regulation
and Licensing of those en-
gagged in the business of
Fumigating or Disinfecting
and Provide a Penalty for
the Violation thereof" as
amended.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
SMALL FARMS
FOR SALE

NEAR Eureka and Telegraph
a rooms. City water,
chicken coop, large corner lot.
Price $2,650, $3.50 down. $500
per month.
NEAR Goddard and Morton
views rooms, City water.
Approximately u acre land,
near bus line. Price $2,350.
$350.00 down.
PARDEE RID. near Goddard
5 room modern, City water,
Hot Air furnace, basement, one
acre land Fruit trees, large
chicken coop. Price $3.50.
Terms can be arranged.
ON MORTONVIEW - Beau.
tiful English type ranch
house. 5 rooms and bath, 3
bedrooms, .livingroom approx
imately 1928. City water,
natural fireplace, utility room
and garage, oil hot water heat,
one acre land. Paved street.
Outdoor summer house with
stone fireplace. Excellent con-
Struction. Price S10,500. Terms
can be arranged.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

FOUR rooms and bath, utility room,
furnace, G.. E. stove, two-car ga
rage, one acre land. l5o50 Burr Rd.,
near Telegraph. $500. 237l-J.
(2s6sB)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

SEE YOU at coffee time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
May Your Future Be As Bright As
 The Pickering Flames In Your Fi The Holly Tn Your Window .
 The Shine In Old Santas Eye

BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. J. MEHERIN, President AL SYLVAN, Vice President JAMES " DAVIS, Vice-Presdent WALLIS GEORGE, Secy-Treas.
 JACK FLETCHER, Manager
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-21

palica $ kamenitim drzajem.
No., ali Sc to sklada z vaso te-
orijo?" t
lie potrjuje jo, ma vsak ma
ein,' je odgovoril rejeni drzavni
tajni po1icist prav samozavest-
mo. "Saj je hisa polna predme-
TOW IL Indie. Tadej je palico
prinesel 8 seboj, in &c je trn "a
lstrupljen, je Tadej ravno tako
lahko MIN izvrsil umor, ka.
kor kak drugi. Ia list Sc mi pa
zdi le kakor nekaka sleparija,
da bi mas premotil. Edino vpra-
SAME je, kako je Tadej odsel?
0, prav naravno, lejte 81 no,
tn je luknja v stropu."
z veliko spretnostjo je hitel,
vkljub svoji tezi, po lestvi ma
vzgor ter sc preril skozi luknjo
v podstresje, takoj nato pa sva
slisala, kako je S slovesnim gla-
som naznanjal, da je nasel pod
stresno okno.
"No, sal INA res kaj najti,"
je opomnil Holmes in skomizg-
nil z rameni. "Casih Sc mu po-
sveti v glavi; sicer pa cash tu-
di slepa kura zrno najde."
Athelney Jones je zopet pri-
plezal po lestvi navzdol, rekoc:
"No, vidite, dejstva so bolj
zanesljiva, nego prazno ugiba-
ME in teorija. Moja slutnja je
potrjena. V strehi je podstresno
okno, XII je napol odprto.'
"Tisto sem pa JAZZ .odprl."
"Kaj, vi ste ga torej tudi "a
pazili? ?"
Bill je nekoliko poparjen, ko
je to izvedel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-21
ZNAMENJE $TIRIH
LONDONSKA POVEST
ANCLESKI SPISAL A. CONAN DOYLE
S pisateljevim dovoljenjem poslovenil D. B.t.n.

Dobro, da sem Sc slucajno mu-
dill v Norwoodu, tudi radi neke-
ga zlocina. Bill sem ravno ma ko-
lodvoru, ko sem prejel porocilo ;
vsled cesa je umrl ia clovek, kaj
menite?"
20, tukaj svojimi teorijami
ne opravim nie", je pikro odgo-
Voril Holmes.
mo, no, saj pripoznam, da
ste cash re kaksno modro uga-
Mill. Res, cudno! Reklo Sc mi :je,
da so bila vrata zaprta in vkljub
temu so izginili dragi kameni v
vrednosti pol milijona. Kaj pa
okno, je bio odprto?"
"Zaprto; toda poznajo Sc sto-
pinje ma podzidku."
"Tako, tako! &c je bilo zapr-
to, potem tiste stopinje pri
stvari pac nimajo mic opraviti,
to nam da zdrava pamet. Nor
da ga je zadela kap; toda, da so
dragi kameni izginili - stojte!
nekaj mi je prislo ma misel. Tu-
di JAZZ imam svojo teorijo. We
ste, cash mi pridejo prav do
bre misli glavo. Pojdite neko-
liko ven, vi, gospod redar, in vi,
gospod solto; vas prijatelj pa
lahko ostane. - Kaj mislite,
gospod Holmes, O tel reci? Sol
to je bill sinoci, kakor je S a m
primal, pri svojem bratu. Brat
je nagloma umrl; nato je odsel
Solto z zakladom. Ali ne bo ta-
ko?" Tako je modroval Jones.
"Nato je pa mrlic prav pre-
vidno vstal in zaklenil vrata cd
znotraj," zbodel ga je Holmes.
"Hm! To Sc pa zopet ne vie
ma. Prevdarimo stvar resno
T a lei solto in njegov mrtvi
brat sta Sc prepirala, to vemo
"a gotovo. Brat je sedaj mrtev,
dragi kameni so pa izginili. To
je, kar vemo dobro. Nihce nj
videl brata, odkar je Tadej 3D.
Sci cd MEGA. Njegova postelja
je neodgrnjena. Tadej je oci-
vidno zelo razburjen. Njegov IL
raz je - no, je - neprijazen.
Lahko izpoznate, da sc vse mo-
je misli vrte okrog Tadeja.
Vedno bolj Sc zadrguje mreza
okrog njega.'
"Vam Sc MISC vse stvari INA
ne,' rece Holmes. "Ta-le trn, XII
Je, kakor sumim, il gotovega
vzroka zastrupljen, je tical v
mrlicevi glavi; pozna Sc Sc sled.
Tale popisani list je lezal ma
mizi in poleg MEGA ona cudna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-21

Maj bo, kakor hoce, to okno
nam dokazuje, kako je mas tie
usel. - Nadzorr1ik"
"Tukaj, gospod," Sc je slisalo
s hodnika.
!. "Povejte gospodu soltu, da
maj vstopi.'
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-21
(Nadaljevanje)

ga ticka in to je vse. JAZZ vem
"a psa,. XII bo to sled zalezoval
do konca sveta. Vsak pes sledi
slanika, XII bi ga kdo po tleh vie.
kel, kamorkoli, po cell dezeli;
kaj sele naucen pes! tax ne bi
sledil tako mocno disece tekoci-
ne? To sc mi zdi prav kakor
naloga il regeldetrie. Odgovor
bi nam dal lahko - toda hej!
zakoniti zastopniki postav so
prisli."
Hrupni glasovi in tezki kora-
XII so Sc culi cd spodaj. Hisna
vrata so Sc glasno skripaje "a
prla.
"Kmalu bodo tu," rece Hol-
mes, "prej pa Sc polozite roko
ma ramo mrtveca, in tn ma ME-
govo nogo; kaj cutite?"
"Njegove misice so trde ka-
kor les'', sem odgovoril.
"Res je, mnogo bolj so Sc
skrcile, nego pri navadnem mr.
lieu. &c pomislimo vrhutega Sc,
kako mu je obraz spacen v Gu
den nasmeh, 'risus sardonicus' :,
kakor so ga imenovali start pi-
satelji, kaj lahko posnamemo il
vsega tega?'
"Da je smrt nastopila vsled
mocnega rastlinskega alkaloi-
da", sem odgovoril, "kaksne
strihninske snovi, XII povzrocuje
otrplost."
ITO sem tudi JAZZ menil, ko
sem opazil krcevite poteze ma O.
brazu. Kakor nitro pa sem opa-
zil trn, XII je bill porinjen ali u
streljen njegovo crepinjo, sem
spoznal, ma kak nacin je prisel
strup v njegov zivot. &c je sedel
MOI ma svojem stolu nazaj slo-
nee, je bill obrnjen oni del glave,
v katerem je tical trn, ravno
proti odprtini ma stropu. No, O.
pazujte sedaj trn natancneje."
JAZZ sem ga previdno prijel in
ga drzal proti luei svetiljke. Trn
je bill dolg, oster in crn; ost je
bila kakor steklena in kakor da
Sc je ma MEM posusila neka gu
miju podobna snow. Ma koncu pa
je bill trn top in z nozem zaokro-
zen.
"Jeli to angleski trn?" je
vprasal Holmes.
"Gotovo me-"
"Iz vseh teh podatkov lahka
naredite opravicen sklep. - To-
da sedaj prihaja drzavna polici-
ia; midva sva lie zasebnika in sc
sedaj lahko umakneva."
Mocni koraki so odmevali 90
hodniku in postaven MOI v sivi
suknji je dostojanstveno stopil
sobo. Njegov obraz je bill rdec
in zabuhel in majhne oci so sc
ostro bliskale izpod kosatih O.
brvi. Takoj "a petami mu je sle-
dill policijski redar v uniformi
in pa Sc vedno Sc tresoci Tadej
Solto.
"Lepe reci vidim!!" je zakrical
z zatopljenim raskavim glasom,
"lepe reci! Kdo pa so vsi ii lju-
die tu? Ma mojo vero, hisa Sc mi
zdi polna, kakor kak golobnjak."
"Upam, da Sc me spominjate,
Athelney JONES' je mirno odgo-
voril Holmes.
"A, gospod Holmes tukaj?"
je zavpil uradnik. "Gospod Ser
lok Holmes, prijatelj teorij. &c
Sc spominjam? - Ha, cisto do !
bro pomnim, kaj ste nam preda- :,
vail oh casu velike tatvine dra-
9Th kamnov Bishopgate: tega
ne bonn nikdar pozabil. Prizna-
vam, da ste mas takrat privedli
ma pravo sled: toda gotovo pa
priznate tudi sami, da bi n m
brez srece vse vase preiskovanje
in racunanje ne bilo mic pomaga-
10.
"To je bilo cisto enostavno
sklepanje." Il
mo, lie priznajte, sal to nj no.
bena SramOta. Toda kai na ie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-21

CE POTREBUJETE move streho N n
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Evening star., 1944-03-29


weeks, while her crew bailed with
buckets and for the last two weeks
existed on a single daily meal Of
cold rice. it was said.
Raced 100 Miles to Spot.
The cutter raced 100 miles to the
place where the trawler had been
spotted by a Coast Guard patrol
plane The cutters captain, 1t.
Comdr. Randolph Ridgely, Sd, de-
scribed the ice-coated British vessel
as looking like a ghost ship.
On reaching the position signaled
by the patrol plane, the captain re-
lated, the Coast Guard vessel found
herself in field of huge icebergs.
To avoid the danger of moving
about in these waters. the cutter
broke it's blackout condition and
sent up a flare. When the trawler
answered, heavy seas and high
winds prevented the cutters men
from getting lifeboat alongside the
distressed craft. They shot line
and within an hour towing hauser
had been made fast to the trawler.
Towing the British vessel slowly
because of the high seas, the cutter
proceeded nearly 100 miles before it
was able to drop anchor in shell
tered ford and get the trawler
alongside.
Received Message of Thanks.
1--WE got an official message of
thanks from the English Navy after
ward" the cutters captain SAID,
but what we all prize most is the
wigwagged message which came
from those hungry men when We
first tied onto the trawler 1t read:
We one and all owe our lives to
you. You did a masterpiece of work.
Some day, perhaps, We will be able
to show our appreciation
Radioman Dermody was employed
by the Federal Housing Administra-
ton and was attending Benjamin
Franklin University when he en-
tered the Coast Guard in May, 1912.
His wife lives at the K street ad-
dress, and his mother, Mrs. John
Joseph Dermody, lives at 4424 Ninth
street NV.
Evening star., 1944-03-29

,ceived the verdict calmly. He VA,
|remanded to Jail for sentencing
Friday.
He was charged with first-degree
murder in the Staying of Miss Co.'S
|tello, who was shot five times during
o. quarrel with him in a taxicat
on Staten Island.
The cond-degree- murder con-
viction carries a possible maximum
sentence of 20 years to life in
prison.
During his 23-day trial the Coast
Guard ofiicer contended Miss Cos
tello was shot accidentally in a
struggle for possession of his gun
The scufle, he said. climaxed a
quarrel over $500 which he said
she sought for an abortion.
He admitted illicit relationship
with the girl, but testified he had
urged her to marry him and aban-
don the idea Of having an abortion
Evening star., 1944-03-29
I'D. {. Men Help Save
britons on Ghost Ship
|Adrift Five Weeks

Two Washington men, crew men,
berS of United States Coast Guard
combat cutter, participated in the
dramatic rescue in a North At
lantic gale of a small British armed
trawler, according to an Associated
Press report from Boston today.
James w. Davis, quartermaster,
third class, whose address is listed
Evening star., 1944-03-29
French Court Convicts
.Cristofini of Treason
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALGIERS, Mar "a special
French military tribunal today con-
victed 1t. Col. Pierre Cristofini of
treason and sentenced him to death
for his activities in Tunisia late in
1912 and early in l943.
Cristofini was charged with re-
cruiting Frenchmen to serve with
the German armies on the eastern
front,
Evening star., 1944-03-29

holding family reunions at walter
Reed Hospital, where they are be-
ing treated.
First 1t. James J. Segars, Mon
roe, Ga. and Second 1t. Marshall
B. Davenport, Somerset, KY, are
the two pals, and since their re-
turn on March Is their wives have
been visiting them at the hospital.
The two officers served in the
same company with the 1st Ar
mored Division and were wounded
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Coast Guard Officer
Convicted Of Staying
New York Woman

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. "a Rich
|mond County Court jury after night.
long deliberation convicted Coast
Guard 1t. q. g. Adam Rother, IL
early today of the second degree
murder of Rita Costello, 28-year-
old stenographer, last July II.
Rother, tall, gray-haired veteran
of North Atlantic convoy duty, re-
Evening star., 1944-03-29

as 503 r oc k
Greek Church
road NV, and
j hn c. Der
mody, radioman.
second class. 2515
K street NV,
and fellow crew.
men told of the
rescue on reach
ing port today.
The B r l t / S h
s h p, battered
and leaking bad
ly, her engines
b r o ken down,
h a d drift t e d
Evening star., 1944-03-29
z Wounded Tank Officers
Hold Family Reunions Here

Prisoners of the Germans for a
year, two American tank officers
who were wounded and captured
In the battle at Faid Pass, Tunisia,
came home together on the ex-
change ship Gripsholm and are
Evening star., 1944-03-29
the same day, February IA, 1s43.

the same day, February IA, 1913.
1t. Segars lost his right arm wher
his tank was wrecked. 1t. Daven.
port was trapped inside his burn.
ing tank, which had received q
direct hit by an 88-mm. shell. Ar
explosion blew him through the
turret. He suffered burns and the
loss Of his left foot.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
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These aircraft can remain. aloft
as long as the total weight of the
aircraft (including the gas) weighs
less than the total amount of the
air displaced. Until the aircraft
reaches its ceiling" which is
the height where the air displaced
equals in weight the total weight
of the aircraft. it's lift is greater
than gravity, or, in other words, it
continues to rise. When it reaches
that point, it stops.
Blimps are equipped with an
engine generating power plant to
supply electricity for starting the
main engines, operate radio equip
ment, provide lighting, heat and
power for all electrical equipment.
Arizona sun., 1944-07-07
NEGROES MUST CHOOSE WISELY

While looking back old papers found copy
of the Western Sentinel newspaper published by your
present Editor eight years bu dscontinued) In the
issue of September appeared appropriate editorial
which is just appropriate in l944-f not more so,
The editorial is as follows
other residential campaign has the Negroes vote
been seriously considered The balance of which
the Negro vote holds potentially in seventeen states with
electoral of 281 gives greater strength than we
had before when considers that 266 votes IN
Electoral College determines who will be next presl-
The campaign for political independence of the Negro
emphasis rather than party labels have
borne fruit in the and high regard for the Negro vote
But must not let ourselves be msed or fooled by
political politicians, white black 1t is i'm
portan Negroes who the next occupant of the White
House will be- but important the attitude on
vital the Negro of members of the
coming Congress- of governors state legislators shertts
members of school and tax boards and all down the line
When go the oples the 18TH be we vote as
wisely know how because this matter of great
Importance only but to postery for genera
tionS to
We have made economic gains in the last years that
cannot afford to lose.