The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Wyandotte. Michigan

Gil Of the City Of Wyandotte, the
Honorable Louis w Benin. Mayor,
presiding.
Roll call
Present: Councilmen Benin. Brohl.
Burke.
Absent: None.
Minutes a.:
Motion by Councilman Rouse, sup
ported by. Councilman Kelly, that
the reading Of the minutes of the
last meeting be dispensed with and
the same stand approved as rec
orded. r
Yeas: Comcilmen Benin. Brohl,
Burke. Kelly, Rouse.
Nays: None.
Unfinished Business
Communication from Down River
Consultation Service. Mrs. Harold
Jacobson. Secretary. with reference
to the remodeling of quarters oc-
cupied by said organization.
Communication from the City
Attorney. Mr.. Herbert P. Schendel.
City Attorney, reporting his find
ings with reference to the North
Shore Club following investigation
made.
Copy of opinion to be transmitted
TO Mr.. Milton Moore
Miscellaneous Business
Copies Of Bulletins Of the Great
Lakes Greyhound Lines, Inc, re:
suburban fares.
Received and placed on file.
Communication from William
sucoe. 1920 Wiifred Avenue, De-
troit go Michigan. inquiring as to
when action will be taken with ref
erence to. alleged accident and
damage to his car under date of
August %. 1945.
Referred TO City Attorney.
Communication from Mr. George
B. Cramp. Mechanical Engineer,
with reference to disposal of city
wastes, requesting appointment of
committee to investigate plan pro-
posed by him.
Referred to City Engineer.
Honorable Mayor and Council
Wyandotte, Michigan
Gentlemen:
Your courteous granting of per-
mission for the closing of Biddle
Avenue between Maple and Elm
Streets a few weeks ago is sincerely
appreciated. However at that time it
was impossible for the desired bands
TO take part so it was necessary for
us to cancel the event then.
We now find that on the evening
of Tuesday, October 3Oth, the bands
OF the Roosevelt High, Mt. Carmel
High School, River Rouge High
School can participate.
We therefore request that the
same permission be granted for the
closing Of Biddle Avenue Maple to
Ehn1 from 7::30 to $50 P. NJ. on that
evening. October 30. In this connec-
ton We would also appreciate the
privilege of having Roosevelt par
ade from the High School down
Eureka to Biddle TO our store, Mel
vindale band from Maple and Eighth
to our store, Mt. Carmel band from
their school down Oak to Biddle to
our store and River Rouge band to
parade from Mulberry and Biddle
TO our store.
If possible for US to have the use
Of the city's public address system,
We, would be grateful as IN addition
for It being used to put ON our pro-
gram We expect that speaker
from the Treasury Department will
be given the opportunity to talk on
The Victory Loan.
Should the weather on Tuesday.
October 30th, prevent us from carry
Ing out our program. could the same
favors be granted for Thursday,
November ~
Thanking you in advance, we are
Very truly yours,
Ssars. Roebuck and Company
E. L freeman
Referred to Council.
To the Honorable Louis Benin.
Mayor and City Commissioners
City Of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
This letter is the result of con-
siderable discussion and study by
our association and a resulting firm
conviction Of the necessity of action
In a matter at this time.
Following World War One and
the subsequent unseftled period, a
precedent was established that un-
doubtsdlx Nm Bssyith Us again in
the immediate future; namely, that
Of hold ups, of robberies and of
burglarizing stores.
IN order to combat that matter We
urge tAe. addition Of police officers
for protection Of business places for
night patrol. We definitely feel the
numbet and the large areas they are
required to cover is a very bad
condition. Only recently a local
funiture store was broken into with
severe resulting Losses Instances of
Merchants bang called up that
door had been LETT unlocked (care-
less. yea oke6lrse5 but the notifica-
ton cominy IT n,3dpight instead of
early Id che evening, is the point
in the case.
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