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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25

Gospod professor. j je ponudil
Iroko: @Ali vas smem prositi, vi
sokost? Zdi Sc mi, da je visokos1
| tn odvec!'
Pogledala ga je in njene oc
SO Sc svetile. Mirno je pustila
da jo je odvel iz sobe. Spremi
jo je do voza. Sluga il jes spel
ogrnil plasc. - Tedaj Sc je zde
10, kakor bi Sc bila zbudila il
neke otopelosti. Pogledala il
profesorja, da mu je postalo lie
demo hladno pred divjostjo v tek
oeeh. Potem je vrgla glavo ma
zaj in njene oci> so ga oplazile
kakor gnusno zuzelko. Stopila
jev voz in Sc odpeljala.
Professor je stal ma grajskem
dvoriscu in gledal "a MO. Potem
Je sci v hlso Rozamarija mu
je pomolila roke: 'Zdaj je pa ze
bolje. Povejte to mojemu mo.
zu, da bo verjel."
Odrevenelosti je bilo iznena.
da konec.
Zveeer je prosil professor gro
ia: ''Poskrbite vendar, da knez-
ME ne bo vec blizu. Cutil sem.
da je njen obisk gospo grofico
zelo razburil. Dami Sc menda
nimata prav radi."
Harro je dejal:
me, nikakor ne. Nj mi bilo
prav, da je prisla v hiso, vendar
pa il tega ne bi branil, &c bi BIZ
la pokazala vsaj malo socutia.
Toda utegnete imeti prav. Moja
zena Sc je cash tako boji, da ie
ne razumem."
"Ne smete je vec trpeti v bill
zini, gospod grof.'
Harro ga je pogledal. Presene-
ceno, skoraj tuje.
Professor 81 je mislil: ''Kako
more biti clovek tako kratke pa
meti! Sal Sc je vendar zenski V
oceh bralo, da je gledala svojo
zrtev, on pa tega nj opazil."
Nato je rekel:
''Kneznja je zelo bolna. Ne bi
smela ziveti brez nadzorstva.
Najbolje bi bilo, da bi jo posla-
Ii V kakSno zdraviliSce."
'Kneznja bolna? Da, prosim
vas! Sal je bila zmerom tako
zdrava."
me, gospod grof! JAZZ vam ne
&c risete z oljnatirni
barVarnl ali z Vodnlml, toda kar
Sc tice mojega della D."
"Seveda, gospod professor. Sa-
mo presenecen sem Nihce
nicesar ne sluti. Res je bila raz-
burjena -"
EN- sam pogled mi je bill do
volj. Oci! Ali je sploh niste po-
gledali? Niti "a trenutek nj bila
mirna!"
NE"
"sumenje Ste morali pac sli-
sati. Poskrbite vsekako, da bo
dobila kaksno zensko, XII bo pa
Ella nanjo. Peljal Sc bonn z MO
in jo obiskal. Povejte to knezu!
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25
Dusica .ROzdl1lurijq
D. !, lsvETN1cA IN NJEN NoREc, ~
Agnes Gunther
i Is PosloveniI Boris Rihtersic = 49,.
PosloveniI Boris Rihtersie

i @IluOO Je 10, LeiO nuQO. FrOIe
sor pohiti navzdol. In doslej ie
bio vse tako lepo :. z drgeta
Ijocimi ustnicami in velikimi
prestrasenimi ocmi lezi Roza
maria v postelji.
"Trpim, gospod professor, oh
strasno trpim. Svojega otroka
hocem videti, svojega moza in
syojega oeeta. K meni mai pri
dejo:"
Professor prisluskuje utripu
njene zile in pokima sestri. Ia
Sc Immune liz sobe in trenutek
nato prideta ze Harro in knez,
in Henrika imata " svoji sredi-
nj. Knezu klecajo kolena~ko "a
gleda svojo hcer. Otrok takoj
nagne glavo nazaj in jo skrije
OBJ ocetovem kolenu. Potem
vzklikne: me, ne!"
ooh, boji Sc me-" Sepne uboga
matt. "Harro, V narocje ga we
mil"
Gee stori tako in rajava gla-
vica Sc stisne kakor plasna ptica
ma njegove prsi. Dusicine oci po-
tujejo Cd oceta k mozu in k otro-
ku, kakor bi Sc hotele povsod
ujeti, ostati. In vsi trije Sc je
ne smejo niti dotakniti, kajti
memo roko drzi gospod profe-
sor.
+ Zelo slabo kaze mlado 60
spodarico Thorsteina. Profe-
sor polozi hladno roko nazaj ia
posteljo in gre nitro V sosedno
sobo. Toda posteljo in bite na
njej vidi tudi cd ondod.
Vrata v spalnico Sc iznenada
odpro; sumeca obleka kneznje.
Hitro in tho Sc pritisne craven
kneza. Dusicine oci jo opazijo.
Knez Sc premakne skoraj neho-
te, sal visijo njegove oci ma
hceri. Harro Sc niti ne ore.
Samo professor vidi kneznjin
obraz.
Niti besede ne rece, stoji in
gleda mrlisko bledo hcer, in ME
ma obleka neprestano sunni. Niti
trenutek ne more ostati mir
Harro drzi zdaj ubogo roko V
svoji.
Mama" rece Rozamarija IL
no. sumenje postane mocnejse,
in Sc enkrat: Mama. Hudo mi
je zaradi tebe. Ne, ne bi Sc ra-
da umrla. Ljubi Harro, moli "a
me! In tudi tt, oce, ljubi oce!!"
Knez je tho dejal: "Saj je
vsak moi din namenjen tebi,
Rozamarija. Ia tebe >"
"Vzemi me v svoje ljubljene
roke, Harro, Tako me zebe!!"
Professor je prisel z blazino,
polozil Rozomarijo lahko nanjo,
potisnil roko njenega moza pod
MO ter sepnil: ''Drzite blazino
kviSku!"
Tedaj je lezala ma prsih svo-
jega moza, tako lepo skrita, oce
pa je prijel memo roko: Ko mali
Henrik nj mogel vec videti BILE
dega obraza, je zacel capljati
vneto okoli postelje, in sedel po-
tenn S klobcicem volne, XII jo ie
uporabljala sestra "a svoje roc
no delo, ma tia.
Kneznja je sedela Sc zmeron
pri znozju posteGe in njena
obleka je sumela.
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I've strelJaJ, mama! Ia bozJt
voljo, ne streljaj! Sal .prileti kro
gla nazaj :. ;" Zdelo Sc mu je
kakor bi nu bila potegnila mr.
Fla ledena sapa cez cello Ne
mogoee, grofica nj mogla videti
kdo je streljal. Sal je bilo stoji
see spretno zakrito.
Tedaj je vprasal voznika: cal
Sc je grofica ponesreCila ma 10
vu?"
Voznik mu je povedal o po
beglem kaznjencu in lovski pu
Ski. Dodal pa je:
"Dedec je lahko bill, lahko pa
tudi ne. Steer pa bi bill moral
gospodo videti in bi bill Sc uteg.
nil strel zadrzati. Ljudje so kar
pobesneli, ko so ga orozniki pri-
vedli. Tisti, XII 81 easih vtakneio
pod suknjic zlozljivo pusko in 81
namazejo obraz sajami, strelja-
jo navadno vsaj tako dobro ka-
kor poklicni lovci. Morda Sc
bolje. Pri jetniku bi bill tax strel
prav mogoe, toda kaj bi mu bill
pomagal, ko so bill Sc drugi po-
leg? Srnaka ne bi bill mogel
vprico njih odnesti.''
''Da, toda, ali gospoda morda
nj imela kaksnih sovraznikov?"
Voznik je zategnil obraz v 81
rok rezaj. Da, godrnjajo ze. Po
gostilnih. Zlasti divji lovci. In
trije socialni demokrati so tudi
" vasi. Eden izmed njih bere &C.
10 "Naprej." Toda zaradi tega bi
lahko visokost hodila podnevi in
ponoci cisto sama skozi vse 60
zdove. In potem Sc je spet zres-
nil. In po kratkem odmoru: GO
spod professor, ali vas smem ne
kaj vprasati? Ali Sc bo njena
visokost pozdravila? JAZZ sem z
Braunecka in moi oce je bill tudi
osebni yoznik. ,Vozil sem prin-
ceso re takrat, ko je bila Sc cisto
majhna. In vsej okolici nj nj
kogar, XII bi il mogel kaj sla-
bega zeleti. Kjer je hodila, po-
vsod je znala priklicati nasme-
SEX. In vsi z Braunecka so po-
nosni nanjo."
To je rekel moz sele tedaj, ko
je zlezel professor k MENU ma
kozla in Sc tako izlocil liz druz-
be gospode.
Hudo ponosni so vsi ma prin-
ceso in ona bi lahko postala kra-
ljica, &c bi le hotela. In najlepsa
princesa v dezeli je ona. Pred
neko memo sliko ljudje kar str
me. Obesili jo bodo v dvorano,
in potem jo DO lahko vsakdo vi
del. Visokost je to sama oblju-
bila.
Precej pozno Sc pripeljeta h
kosilu in professor je pozabil pri-
nesti S seboj cvetje.
Grofica spi Sc zmerom, in cello
sestra je izginila in prepustila
prostor Lii. Sal pri postelji nj
treba mic drugega kakor mirno
sedeti in patti.
Oh stirih, ko Sc professor zbudi
il svojega popoldanskega spa
MIA, Sc ma dvoriscu ustavi voz.
Dana, XII jo je bill srecal zjutraj,
toda zdaj ina visok klobuk, XII
je okrasen perjen, in ohla-
pen dezni plasc. Sokolje oci 60
spoda profesorja motre -vsako
fnjeno kretnjo. Opazovati nj te-
zavno, kajti DANA ostane nekaj
Casa ma dvoriscu. Knez je pri.
Sci k njej malim Henrikom
pod roko, in zdaj Sc pogovarja-
Ia go. - e -
Nekdo potrka.s Sestra, XII je ze
spet nassvojem mestu, pride v
soho. "Gospod professor ali bi
lahko pogledali grofico? Zbudila
Sc je in Sc je zelo- prestrasila.
6ana ne We. cesa Sc boji. Nekaj
10 strasno boil"
si1Fz11~~=zEls5s=s55=as~E=sza si1Fz11l~~=zElsS55
JOS. ZEE /
q. POGREB,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25
Nonovo borvono

hiSo "a emo druzino, s sob, Sc
proda "a samo $4,000. Parma gor-
kota in v izvrstnemu kraiu. Po-
zurite Sc ker "a to ceno bo hitro
prodana. Poklicite GIL 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25

Thousands of Holsters were cast
up Oh the beach near Santa Monica
Canyon, Calf, and for hours men,
women and children swarmed over
the beach to gather ration-free sea
gifts.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25
Slike ma Vrtu

Oh ugodnemu vremenu bo
prirediI MR.. GRDINA sli-
kovno predstavo ma vrtu v
sredo veser Is. julia. Vrsi Sc
kot vsako leto, ko Sc zmra-
ci. Slike bodo razlicne. Pri-
dite oh casu, da dobite Sc
dez. Ia slucaj slabega vre-
Sc prelozi "a v cetrtek.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

We therefore request the use of the
voting booths at the Washington,
Labadie, Garfield and Roosevelt
Schools. Nos. %, 2, 8 and II re-
spectively for that date.
We thank you for your cooperation.
Very truly yours,
Board of Education,
Mildred E. Mielkie, Secretary
Referred to Election Commission.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Wyandotte. Michigan
Gentlemen:
In reply to your letter of April IL,
regarding the rat menace in the
City of Wyandotte, I wish to report
that this department has received
numerous complaints from various
sections of the city and on investiga-
ton We have found that rats are
prevalent.
We believe that measures should
be adopted to eliminate this condi-
ton.
Yours truly,
A. w. Brighton, M. D.
Commissioner of Health
Referred to Health Committee.
The Honorable Mayor and
City Council
City Of wyandotte
Gentlemen:
Chief Anselm has been directed by
this Board to aid In putting on a
demonstration for Government Of
ficialS War Plant Production and
State Officials of life saving equip
ment In the near future, tentative
date to be June 9Th.
We trust your Honorable Body
will approve having this demonstra-
ton take place.
Yours very truly.
Board of Police and Fire
commissioners
Fred s. Harrington, Jr.,
President.
Referred to Council
The Honorable Mayor and Council
City Of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
At a meeting Of the Public We'll
fare Commission held May IS. le45
they considered the proposals sub
mitted to the Commission for
recommendation for one 20"x36"
steam dressing sterilizer for the
hospital.
1t is the recommendation of the
Public Welfare Commission that the
bid Of The q. A. Ingram Company
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ceived. I regret that, under the
circumstances, my answer must
necessarily be unfavorab3e, but I
hope that If I can be of further as
sistance to You in this matter. you
win not hesitate to call upon me.
Sincerely yours.
A ~ d. Mcintyre
Colonel. q. S. c.
Armc Air Forces Branch
Legislative & Liaison Division
War Department, Washington
D. @.
Received and placed on file.
M. Ford Wagar, City Clerk
Wyandotte, Michigan
Dear Mr.. Waear:
I have your letter of May 10, en-
closing copy of resolution adopted
By your City Council, asking that
contact the proper governmental
agencies TO ascertain their inten-
tio1s and plans for the utilization
OF the Willow Run Bomber Plant.
want to assure you and the
members Of the Council that I am
deeply interested in this problem
and, In cooperation with Congress
man Kitchener. have been trying h
ascertain what Is likely to develop
at willow Run.
I have learned from the War De-
partment last weekend that they are
considering the following POSSIBLE
ties:
!. That they may use the plant
for modification or repair of air
planes.
2. That automobile manufacturers
may be allowed to produce automo-
biles, in which case the air forces
might move out of various auto
mobile plants and possibly move into
Willow Run.
On May 4, Henry Ford II, stated
in an address, at the Willow Run 'eE'
Award Ceremony: I'VE have no
plans for the future use Of Willow
Run"-referring to the plans of the
Ford Motor Company. have been
unable to get any further or more
specific information to date.
With best personal regard, I am
Sincerely,
Homer Ferguson,
United States Senate
Received and placed on file.
Mr.. Ford Wagar. City Clerk
City Of Wyandotte
Dear Sir:
The Annual School Board Elec-
ton will be held on June IL, 1945,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24
Chicken Every Sunday

MRS. GIRON 2277 Eighth
street complains to police tina.
several bantam eggs were stolen
from under her setting hen. Tha-
was several days ago. Now, Ms
Giron notices several bantam
chicks in a neighbours yard.
AS soon as the police determine
which came first, the chicken o.
the egg, they will solve the case.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24
THE WYANDoTTE NEWS HERALD
THURSDAY MAY a. 1945 PAGE TWEN1f-IHRFE

sersby helped themselves 10 fla
jewelry.
Alibi: Monday night this reports-
was busy at the Rialto drool-
ing over the Bacall dame sna
with Mrs. Mama.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

TIE last barrier seems to be a de-
termined court fight against this
temporary, unrestricted housing
project.
Respectfully submitted.
Richard T. Kelly,
Councilman
Herbert p. Schendel,
City Attorney
Received and placed on file.
(To Be Concluded Monday
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

Of Detroit, Michigan, in the amount
of $1.o50Oo for
1-Scanlon- Morris 20x36" high
pressure steam sterilizer for dress
ings
be accepted in accordance with
their quotation dated April IL, ls45.
1t Is the opinion of the Public
Welfare Commission that the quota
ton submitted by The G. A. Ingram
Company is the lowest. acceptable
bid insofar as the requirements of
the hospital are concerned.
Respectfully yours,
Frank P. DARN, Secretary
Public Welfare Commission
Referred to Council.
The Honorable
The Mayor and Council,
City Of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
se: Vacation Of Alley
The, Municipal Service Commission
at its meeting held May 81, 1915 in
structed the Secretary to COM
municate with the Honorable, the
Mayor and Council and state that
the Commission has no objections to
the vacation Of the alley adjacent
to and at the rear of the s. S. Kresge
Company store.
Very truly yours,
Municipal Service Commission
Henry A. Girardin, Secretary
Received and placed on file.
The Honorable
The Mayor and Council
City of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
Re: Eureka Lighting
Your communication of May 8, 1915
relative to Increased street light
ing on Eureka Avenue. in front Of
the school entrance, was read to
the Commission at its meeting held
May 81, 1915. The Superintendent
informed the Commission that the
intensity of the lights In front of
the school had been increased from
5000 lumens to 10000 lumens on
May /, 1915.
Very truly yours,
Municipal Service Commission
Henry A. Girardin. Secretary
Received and placed on file.
The Honorable
The Mayor and Council
City of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
The municipal Service Commission
of the City of Wyandotte at its
meeting held May 81, 1945, passed
the attached resolution.
Very truly yours,
Municipal Service Commission
Henry A. Girardin, Secretary
Resolution by Commissioner A. C.
Milne
Resolved by the Municipal Service
Commission Of the City of Wyan-
dotte that the water main at Null
berry and Van Alstyne Boulevard
be extended along the roadway to
the Boat Club properties.
Resolved Further that the water
department will furnish s. pipe, fit
tings, hydrants and labor for lay
ing pipe provided the City will furn-
ish the labor and machinery for ex-
cavation and back fill, in accord
ance with the plans and specifica-
tons prepared by the City Engineer
and submitted to the Municipal
Service Commission at this meeting.
I move the adoption of the fore
going resolution.
Commissioner A. c. Milne
Supported by Commissioner
D'Anna
Yeas: All
Nays: None.
Resolution by Commissioner A. c.
Milne
Resolved by the Municipal Service
Commission of the City of Wyan-
dotte that the City Assessor be and
hereby Is requested to assess the at
tached list Of properties for unpaid
bill for water service of said proper
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

I move the adoption of the fore
going resolution.
Commissioner A. G. Milne.
Supported by Commissioner
D'Anna.
Yeas: All.
Nays: None.
Referred to Council.
To the Honorable
Mayor and Council, City
Gentlemen:
Attached hereto please find a
communication from w. F. Mitchell,
Acting Superintendent of the Penn
sylvania Salt Manufacturing Com
pany. the which is self-explanatory.
Also attached please find a plan
which accompanied the said COM
munication.
I have made an examination of
the plan, as well as of the site, and
recommend that their request be
granted.
Should you give favorable con-
sideration to this request I will
clarity the matter with the Wayne
County Road Commission.
Respectfully submitted,
F. w. Liddle,
City Engineer
Mr. F. W.. Liddle,
City Engineer,
City of Wyandotte
Dear Mr.. Liddle:
Pursuant to our telephone con-
versation today, We are forwarding
herewith three prints of our draw
ing 7427-B which gives the detail
Of the proposed bus shelter for our
employees north of our main plant
entrance on the east side of Biddle
Avenue.
Prompted by the recommendation
of our employees, through their &C
credited representatives of the
Union, to provide shelter while en-
ployees are awaiting BUSES, We here
with request approval to construct
the shelter in accordance with the
detail shown on the attached draw
ing. The shelter will also be avail
able for others using the bus stop
near our main plant gate. We have
discussed with the Great Lakes
Greyhound Division Manager the
feasibility of relocating the bus stop
for safety Of our employees. The
present bus stop is just south of the
main plant entrance and at shift
changing time it Is necessary for
the employees to cross this rather
busy street to reach the bus stop.
We proposed to locate the bus stop
approximately 80 feet north of its
present location and in this manner
eliminate the crossing of the en-
trance TO the plant and also give
All4 CSb1 lOICu view vi tllS kdkllC
lights at the crossing.
We trust the attached informa-
ton will be adequate for your pur-
pose.
Yours very truly,
Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Company
A. F. Mitchell, Acting Supt.
Referred to Council.
To the Honorable
Mayor and Council. City
Gentlemen:
Relative to the communication of
Horace A. Gore of 1880 23rd Street
requesting that trees be planted by
the city-and referred to me-we
beg to report as follows:
No item has been set up in the
budgets to care for items of this
nature. The cost of setting up and
advertising Special Assessment Dis
tricts, as suggested in the COM
munication, would be prohibitive.
The city, under any plan Of city
planting, would be responsible for
requirements. The question of estab-
fishing a precedent Is also involved.
Respectfully submitted,
F. w. Liddle, City Engineer
Howard Solo. Park Supt.
To the Honorable
Mayor and Council, City
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24
Whodunit

WnoQunlf
MYSTERY OF THE EHRLICH
jewelers. robbery widens as police
find several gun shells near
smashed windows and blood stains
on the sidewalk. Theft of jewelry
from windows may have come after
a brawl in front of the store.
Latest theory suggests that man
was caught with another's wife
with rivals battling it out in
front of store. In the scuffle win
dowS were broken and pas
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

Gentlemen:
Relative to the matter of the Muir
sery School, and referred TO us, We
have made an investigation and beg
to report as follows:
The Nursery School was instituted
prior to the War Emergency in the
Municipal Building at Goddard
Biddle under the direction of the
Family Protective Association and
was supported by WPA funds.
When WPA was discontinued the
Nursery School was continued
thru funds provided by the Lam
ham Act, and by the same act,
placed under the supervision of the
Board of Education and has been
continuing under said supervision
for about two years.
The Lanham Act Is a war emer-
gency and funds were provided
solely to provide care for pre-school
children of women who took jobs
In war industries. These mothers
pay soc per day as their contribu-
ton, the City of Wyandotte pro-
vides the quarters, the Board Of
Education provides furniture and
clerical work, and the Federal gov
eminent provides the staff food
which amounts to at least $4,000
per month.
Mr.. Joseph Wilson, 1888 Barlum
Tower. Detroit, Of the Federal
Works Agency, is in charge of
Nursery Schools for the Federal
Government in this area.
The reports on this School reach
ing him seem to indicate that the
attendance at the school in Wyan-
dotte did not warrant the expen-
diture being made. He visited the
school on April 18th and found ten
children in attendance with nine
mothers involved, of which five
were IN war work and one in each
of the following categories: hair
dresser, grocery proprietor, tele-
phone operator and clerk in Pro-
bate Court. On the same day the
staff consisted of three teachers,
one nurse, one houSekeeper and one
cook.
There is an enrolment at the
school Of twenty-one children, with
a waiting list of seven. On the wait
ing list is but one mother working
in war plant.
The attendance range during the
last three months ran between
twelve and eighteen daily.
OF the total enrolment of twen-
ty-one the mothers are employed
as follows: one Juvenile Court, one
Internal Revenue, two Fort Wayne,
six war Plants, Clerical and Bus.
mess eleven. OF the fathers in
volved there are in service nine,
deceased three, divorced four, and
working five.
Before the determination was
made to close the school, contact
was made by Wilson of the Federal
Works Agency with the War Man
power Commission and the u. S.
Employment Service, and it was
found that there is a surplus of
women workers in this area, and
that therefore an emergency does
not exist.
We were assured that should an
emergency arise and a greater de-
mand be made by war work moth
ers - for child care - the school
would be continued.
While this Is the only community
school being discontinued, there
are several communities, having
more than one school, where
schools have been combined.
Respectfully submitted,
Louis Brohl, ST..
F.. w. Liddle
Received and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and Council
City Of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
On Tuesday, May Is. 1945. this
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just for the exercise. Even walks
all the way to Ann Arbor several
times a year. My feet hurt just
writing about it.
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It has been estimated that the
United States will have 100000 pri-
vate, commercial and military
planes in service by 1850.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24
Bonnie Didn't
Need A Watch

BEN BORN calls to complain
that scores Of people are asking if
he was the iceman we wrote about
/. who stole the ladyis watch.
No, 1t wasn't Ben. He has
watch.
SEE YOU at coffee time.
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Received and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and Council
City Of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
On Tuesday. May Is. 1s45, this
Council prudeutly decided to send
two representatives to Washington
to support our neighboring COM
munities in their fight against q
low cost, unrestricted Federal Hous-
ing Project. This Council selected
Herbert P. Schendel. City Attorney.
and Councilman Richard T. Kelly
as their representatives.
The following telegram to M. l.
Leacock, attorney for School Dis
trict No. IL, precipitated our sud-
den departure for Washington,
quote, Talked to Jim Lee and he
suggested call Blanford the direc-
tor. I did and got nowhere with
him. Have your people inform
Blanford true situation as he thinks