The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26

selective pressure automatic steam
control valve and container cradle
and carriage.
Mounted on tubular steel stand
complete with necessary fittings
operating valves, steam strainer on
steam supply, thermostatic steam
/ trap and check valve on steam re-
turn, and piping ending just flush
with back of sterilizer stand-s1048.
FOB .Wyandotte, Michigan.
Terms Net.
Wilmot Castle Company,
Rochester, NY.
Castle No. 2036 Dressing and
Pressure Utensil and Solution Ster-
ilizer 20"x36" steam heat with
transfer type cradle and carriage,
Sterogage, Dial Type Thermometer
complete with valves and gauges.
$928.35. FOB. Wyandotte.
Temperature recording thermo-
meter including pen, ink and initial
supply Of 100 charts additional
$3.50. Would afford written record
showing and temperature of each
operation.
Shipment approximately 80 days.
Terms: Net 80, go 10 days. E.O.M.
Referred to Public Welfare Com
mission.
Unfinished Business:
Communication from the Board
of Police and Fire Commissioners
with reference to the recommended
tions of the Traffic Committee.
Opinion of the City Attorney as
to the question of city official do
ing business with TIE City of Wy
andotte, as covered by Section 6,
Paragraph 1856, of the Charter of
the City of Wyandotte. Laid on
table.
Miscellaneous Business:
Applications received for renewal
of restaurant licenses from Ford
Tavern Sophie Calabres) at 642
Ford Avenue; Kossuth Hall Rose
Bodnar) at 467 Forest Street; and
Tap Room George HargreD at 116
Oak Street. All approved by the
proper city officials.
Referred to Council.
Application for renewal of dance
hall license received from Kossuth
Hall (RoSe Bodnar) at 467 Forest
Street. All approved by the proper
city officials.
Referred to Council.
Mayor and City Council
Wyandotte, Michigan
Gentlemen:
I have sold my Glass &c" license
and business located at 400 Forest
Street, Wyandotte, to Mr.. Joseph
Silagi, of 1884 Fort Street W., De-
trolt, Michigan.
Please proceed with the steps
necessary to obtain the acceptance
of the new owner by the city auth
critics.
The transfer of the license by the
Liquor Commission is being applied
for.
Yours very truly,
Albert P. Block
Received and placed on file.
Wyandotte City Council
Gentlemen:
The Members of the American
Legion Auxiliary request permission
to sell peoples on the streets of the
city on May 1925, 1945.
Sincerely yours,
Myrtle Neil, Secretary
Referred to Council.
Copy of communication Union
Carbide and Carbon Corporation,
Halowax Products Division, directed
to M. r. r. Mauritho, Plant Man
ager.
Dear Mr.. Mauritho:
The letter written April IL, 1915
by Mr.. Edgar Lawrence, President
U.M.WA. Local 1920, District so
to DR.. E. <. Markuson, Director OF
the Bureau of Industrial Hygiene,
Michigan Department of Health, q
copy of which was sent to the Gen.
eral Manager, Halowax Products
Division, Union Carbide and Car
bon Corporation, has been brought
to the writer's attention.
Mr.. Lawrence complains of the
Ill effect upon the employees of the
Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation
resulting from the presence of gas
! presumably hydrogen chlorlde)
which escapes into the atmosphere
from our plant.
We recognize the fact that the
presence of this gas in the atmoS-
phere is undesirable and have been
engaged in program intended to
eliminate this condition. Acid gases
may be liberated from two sources
in this plant; ID from the ventilatol
ducts in Building No. 1 and ca
from the vent pipes on the said
absorbers In Building No. S.
WANTEn- IISEn CADC