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NOW AVAILABLE one house at

NOW AVAILABLE one house at
Macarthur Housing Develop
ment for sale; features three
81 bedrooms, living room, din
cite, kitchen, electric refrigera-
tor, electric stove, electric hot
water heater, bath. five closets.
Will sell either furnished or
unfinished. Reasonable down
payment. Call at 1881 Harris
Ave. or phone 1187-M.
jun7 SIX
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THE ISLANDER DRESS. SHOP
located at 220 Duval ST, oppo-
site White House Restaurant,
welcomes you to visit our dress
shop. Hours 9 til 6 daily. Fea-
turing junior miss and half
sizes for the Mrs. Also mater
nifty styles. jun6-4tx
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WEATHER REPORT

49, Mesi. Via. Junr .. lsl5
gslasFssatiun taKen 81 3 30 a. m.
MAkiaan WaT Time. tCity Office
TempaEaiuses
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Santan was out to the beach
with his maritime service uniform
and looked good; the girls think
he looks cute.
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NEW broom house; french win
dows and doors, built to be
I, moved. Also, lot on johnson
street. Apply Dan L. Navarro.
jun7-3t
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Dr Isaslor Lubin, famed eco
aumisi. isorn Worcester, Mass, Az
yesrs ago.
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ssssssssssssssssssssssss
SOUTH BEACH
NEWS NOTES
BY PEDRO AGUILAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Dorothy Lamour was out at the
beach with large hibiscus in her,
hair and she had glamour.
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Leona Marshall and daughters,
Betty and Joyce, Mrs. Alice Stich-
er and daughter, Theresa, were
out for bit of fresh air the other
afternoon.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WHEN IN NEED of a plumber
see John Curry, 512 Margaret
ST., Phone 1897. Estimates
free. may21-lmox
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FOR SALE

GIRLS bicycle, good condition;
baby crib and pad, baby's chair
swing. Apply 1919 Grinnell St.
Call after 3 p. m. jun9-3tx
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USED FURNITURE; bought, sold
and exchanged. The Maxwell
Co, Inc, 900 Fleming street,
Phone 682. jun5-tf
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Lcona Marshall and daughters
Betty and Joyce, Mrs. Alice Stitch
er and daughter, Theresa, were
out for bit of fresh air the other
, afternoon.
Ondina Garcia was out in d
bright red suit, and a friend in an
aquamarine suit, and they sure
looked good.
Valentino of the Boca Chica Air
Field, and no kin of the great
lover, but a great lover of sports
and girls, was out again. After
looking some of the girls over, he
exclaimed to one of them, "Oh,
you kid
Ogildo Soriano, Vicente Molina,
Angel Kemp and Arterio Mujica
were out to the beach to enjoy the
good breezes of the gulf.
The Red Head was seen enjoy
ing a nice chat with two sailors on
the picnic table and she sure
misses her friend, the blond S. P.
A Marine corporal and a Pfc.
were out for a coke and a good
cigar and the corporal was trying
to find a girl old enough to go out
with, for he says he generally
gets them too young for a date.
The Chief Radioman, "the best
in town, was out Sunday with
three WAVES of his rating and
sure enjoyed the cokes and the
good sun.
Jenny Anderson, Y3c, bcauti-
full WAVE, was out for her last
day in town and she sure en-
joycd her stay. She was here on
leave and sure took a lot of pic
lures with the boys at the beach.
She is from Gainesville, Ga. -:
S. Valenti was out with the
red haired dame Saturday and
treatedsher .te'cokes; and The three
stagS with her He tried to make
"a hit, but, the red head would not
let him got as far as first base.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gucring, popular
salesman for Cabrera Bros, was
out for a sun tan a dip in the
southernmost beach in the U.S.A.;
they sure enjoyed it.
VIM. Preston, Sic, was out with
the lady in black, and the lady
claims she is feeling better every
day. We hope she will be as
healthy as ever when she reads
these lines.
Floyd Russell from Islamorada,
Fla, who has been attending the
North Carolina State College, at
Raleigh, and John Marzyck and
Harriet Marzyck were out for a
good days swim and enjoyment
Sunday.
The new life guard at the beach,
MRS. Kelly and her son Jimmy
sure like to be in the sun, and
they like their new job.
Felix Givoangelo, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, Y2c, has just returned
from his home, where he was on
leave l6 days, and he claims he
sure enjoyed them, but is glad to
get back to the beach. And what
has he on the beach? He is sold
ing something back from us.
Boots De Marco of Philly is
back on the beach and sure likes
her cokes icy cold. She is the per-
feet blonde.
Mrs. Virginia Stuart, and Joyce
Rushing, of Fit. Lauderdale were
out for a swim. Mrs Rushing had
a beautiful blue suit and Mrs
Stuart one that was camouflaged
Julian, the popular salesman
for the Lindsey Lumber Co., is
out at the beach after spending
two years in the armed forces
and he claims he is glad to gel
back. He sure enjoyed his stay
at the beach.
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LOST

SHEAFFER fountain pen: We'd
nesday, name Warren c.. Mat
thews". Reward if returned TO
1923 William, phone Ala.
jun9-3tX
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ELECTRIC eft. refrigerator, also
Victor monograph; both almost
new. Other household 4 effects.
William Meyers, MaStic Park. /
:. - s,,.. s.s.. sjun842tx
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2 BUILDING LOTS 5os& 100 IT:
each. If2So.oo 10Y ii. n !, !25o}s
SeidenbeFg Ave 'd'7 tuh8-2tx
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PERSONAL

HUMAN HAIR bought, 50c-$1
ounce. 10 inches or longer. no
combings. Arranjay's, 81 West
Goth, New York. jun9-ltX
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TomoEroWs TIDES
Naval Base
Kss..h VtAs Lev Tide
- y um. a.3t a.h1
Al - nm 5 - pm.
TEMpERATuRE BULLETIN
Temperature data Tor the "a
hsmsrs snding 3 30 a. M. as report
"a 49, tle ". =. Weather Bureau.
HIGHEST Lowest
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WANTED
ron nENr

FURNISHED. rooms at reasonable
rates. All William street
4; 4s jun9s12tx
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BUTTONHOLE WORKERS all
Singers attachments fit on side.
Free - Westinghouse N. H.,
New Home, Singer portable.
Console, treadle machines.
Sewing Machine Shop, 1877
Whitehall, Atlanta. jun9-ltX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-09

Cole Porter, composer, born
Peru, Ind, SO years ago.
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MANS PRE-WAR bicycle; excel
lent condition, $500. Apt. 17-G
Porter Place. jun7 -3tx
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FURNISHED house; easy terms.
Apply 100 Grinnell street.
june2-12tx
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WALNUT dining room table.
4 chairs: buffet, $4,000; 2 piece
davenport and chair, over
stuffed less than year old,
$500. 2840 Seidenberg Ave
nue. Macarthur Homes).
jun6-4tX
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FOR SALE

TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
johnson, Phone 372. iun1tf
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Subscribe 70 The Citizen-25'
weekly.
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FOR SALE-No. 303 Duval ST.,
corner Caroline St.; priced
right, and liberal terms. Paul
'Boysen, 626 Fleming ST., Box
303, Phone l53. june2, 8, 16-x
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FOR SALE-Household furniture
at SO Polnciana Place. Must
sell this week. Juno 2t&
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TRAILER: sleeps 4, screened
porch. r. .. Gregory, Gil Divi-
sion. jun6-4tx
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Tsa.osrows Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-09

Mr.. Cohen, who has just recent
ly purchased the South Beach,
was out looking at his newly ac-
quired property. and he will take
over the stand Monday and Mr..
Aguilar wishes to thank you one
and all for your patronage and
patience with him, and may the
new Boss give you the same serv-
ice that I tried to give you
So long. one and al.
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TRAILER with enclosed porch;
eonpete.y furnished. Will sas
.4--l.. ~ ia (. t. 80, tl"atl-
Park. .un6-2lx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-09

Ondina Garcia was out in
bright red suit, and friend in an,
aquamarine suit, and they sure.
looked good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-09

The Chief Radioman, "the best
in town., was out Sunday with
three WAVES of his rating and
sure enjoyed the cokes and the
good sun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-09

Valentino of the Boca Chica Air
Field, and no kin of the great
lover, but great lover of sports
and girls, was out again. After
looking some of the girls over, he
exclaimed to one of them, "Oh,
you kid"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
s .ACkS

Boys and junior boys sizes in stripec
suiting. Side pockets, hip pocket, cuffs
Blues and browns, Sizes 4 to a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
OTHER BIG GIFTS

a gift of 100000 from the
ChrySler Corp, literally accounted
for yesterdays mark. while addi-
tional donations of S47972 round
ed out the total The county
quota is S5.137.00O TO be collected
during March.
Heading the group was $4,000
from the National Bank of De-
troit followed by $500 from Mr..
and Mrs WeSSop- -SeyburR rMiehi-
gan Mutual Liability Co. with
$1,000; Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Van
DuScn with $1,000 and the United
Detroit -Theaters with $1,000.
Among today'S contributors was
$500 from Archbishop Edward
Mooney
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Red Cross
Gets Million

FodayiS carly reports of con-
tributions in the Red Cross war
fund drive totaled SGT ,490, to send
the campaign over the million
dollar mark Al Si052, ,723 after
yesterdays donations totalin G
nearly a quarter of a million.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.
sent in $4,000, high for the early
contributions, several of which
were showing increases over last
wear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
NFM JOINS DRIVE

Thirty organizations of the Vet
-eFahs of Foreign Wars auxiliaries
have joined Mrs, Dudley G.. Hays
general solicitation division with
100 house TO house CanvaSsers.
Anthony j. D'Anna is in charge
of the drive among Italian So
cietieS under this group.
Lest you forget two benefit
performances in the musical and
theatrical world will be staged
next week. All proceeds, without
deductions of any kind will be
turned over 20 the drive.
Have you made your contribu-
tions yet? Give Now-Give More.
Following is list of contribu-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30
Not in Reverse

The most certain thing about a
mule is his uncertainty.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30
INITIATION NOTE

Yearling race horses are bring
ing terrific prices at the summer
dispersal sales. The average is
around $1,000. In some cases
they are bringing $4,000 and
more. A few years ago at Sara
toga there was the other extreme
and we recall Tom Piatt, a noted
breeder, withdrawing his year
lings in a huff when the auc-
tioneer found it hard to get bids
much over $500.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30
McGOOFEY'S FIRST
READER

Oh, see the automobile!
It is a new automobile.
How do you know it is new auto
mobile?
Because no door is hanging by
one hinge and most of the wind
shield glass is still intact.
Who is the man looking at the new
auto?
The name is Joe.
Will it do Joe any good to look
at the new auto?
No.
Why will it not do Joe any good
to look at the new auto?
Because it is just sample.
Is it the only sample of the post
war auto?
!. No, some company brings out one
every week.
e What is the sense of letting Joe
see samples of the postwar auto if
Joe cannot buy one?
The idea is to cut Joe in on a
peek into the future, fob. Detroit.
What has the postwar auto that
the present models lack?
Everything, including windshield
wiper that works, and handles that
don't come out in your hand.
Has the postwar auto many inno-
vations,
It photographs as if it had.
What's SO different?
The front
But don't they always change the
front of an auto?
Yes, but this time they have gone
the limit.
What is that big thing behind
which the car seems to be hiding?
That is the postwar bumper.
Will there be more collisions in the
postwar world?
Perhaps not, but they will be
louder.
Where is the engine?
The engine is where it always
was.
Wasn't there some talk of putting
1t under the rear seat?
Yes, there has been talk of that
ever since Henry Ford first fright
ened a horse.
Will there be an engine under the
rear seat some day?
Not until they develop asbestos
pants.
Is the gas tank in the same loca-
ton?
Yes, the gas tank is in the same
location.
Couldn't they put that up front
as novelty?
Only if you think fireworks con-
stitute novelty.
Oh, look at Joe. He is getting
into his old fivver.
Yes.
Why?
Because Joe knows a wreck in
the hand is worth two blueprintS in
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30
SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLECRAFT
Lovely Dolly Is Easy to Crochet

The easiest crochet that's a pleasure to
do. There are two doilies-one 10 inches,
the other 1914. Pattern TOSS has directions
and stitches.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more
time is required in filling orders for a
few of the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30
THOUGHTS ON A SUNDAY
NIGHT RADIO PROGRAM


NIGHT RADIO PROGRAM
Does mother quarrel with her kin?
Does dad get ugly on one gin?
Oh, daughter, will you ride or hike
Quite swiftly to the nearest mike?
Does little Jennie think her pop
Loves some girl in barber shop?
Does pepper think it's wrong or right
You'll have to listen Sunday night!
Does little Edgar, nearly eight,
Play pool and drink and stay up
late?
Should he be spanked or viewed
with pride?
The airwave judges will decide!
Their troubles some folks love to
share
When they can get upon the air;
Their private lives to all they'll
show
If they are on the radio.
There will be poems very deep
With organ tunes to make you weep:
I think I'll beat my wife up SO
Well both get on the radio!
w. B. Stout, past president of the
Society of Automotive Engineers,
predicts that an atomic engine no
bigger than a human fist will some
day drive an auto for life. There
will probably be some fellow who
will always complain that he is not
getting high test electrons.
HONK! HONK!
His motor ran by atoms
He thought that it was swell;
He merely pressed a button :.
Farewell, old man, farewell!
The atomic ray is the talk Of the
world and people are blaming al
most everything on it. We heard
man yesterday solemnly insisting
that the bad weather was due to the
experiments. Roy Kelly, the king
guide on the Mantle bass grounds.
thinks it ruined the fishing this
summer.
lima Dodo rushed right down to the
hardware store to get some atomic
bombs to kill rose beetles. 'That'll
show if it's really any good" she
says.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30

JUST one look at this lovely dolly
~ tells any crocheter, beginner
or expert, that it's one of those
very easy ones. Make luncheon
set.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30
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Tweet, Twe0o!

Tweet, Twe0o!
Naive Nellie-I think it's Won
derful that our servicemen are
such a happy lot.
Mother-What makes you say
that?
Naive Nellie Why, whenever
you pass them they're always
whistling! =
Fly Away, Fly Away
"Are you an angel, Daddy?" asked
Elsie.
"WeU-er-not exactly, dear. Why do
you ask2"
well, l heard Mummy say she Uas
going to clip your ,Oings."
Not in Reverse
Mrs. Katz-I want to know how
much money my husband has
drawn out this month.
Teller-Sorry, Mrs. Katz, but I
can't give you that information.
Mrs. Katz-Aren't you the pay
ing teller?
Teller-Yes, but I'm not the tell
ing payer.
The most certain thing about
mule is his uncertainty.
Generally So
''What is the feminine of bache-
1or?" asked the school teacher.
There was no reply until a small
boy sang out: "a lady in wait
ing"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30
..77@54!1A3fzY
80 By n. /. PHLLlPSA6 D

the bush in covering a distance be-
tween two given points.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-30

Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept.
81 Eighth Ave. New York
Enclose 16 cents for Pattern
Address
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20

residents in the vicinity OF 2i7 North
Walnut Street. one OF which was signed
by 81 persons protesting the transfer
OF the Tavern license OF Lorraine Ka-
zaitis 20 al North Walnut Street. and
another signed by 80 persons approving
such transfer.
Commissioner DuBay-LongstaH moved
that the petitions be laid on the table
for one 81 week pending a formal APP
pication being presented and the City
Clerk is hereby instructed 10 review
the signatures on the petitions.
Carried.
Yea-Bruneel, Longstan. DuBay and
Westendorf
NaY-Norc.
Commissioner ongstaH-Breitmeyer
moved that the Report OF the Finance
Commissioner be accepted. and the
Mayor and Clerk be. and they hereby
are. authorized and directed 20 issue
warrants against the several funds
therein named rs follows.
February IS, l9i5
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20

Special OrdeFs--
Regular account, City Treas. $1,000. 90
Special Account. City Treasurer 5000
APPROVED:
FREDERICK BREITMEYER. JR.
Finance Commissioner.
Yea-Bruneel. Longs,aH DuBay and
Westendorf
Nay-None.
Commissioner DuBay-LongstaH NOV
ed that the several applications for
soft drink licenses be approved.
Yea-Brunecl, Longstaf DuBay and
Westendorf
Nay-None.
Commissioner Bruneel Longs.ar
moved that the several applications for
gasoline pump licenses be approved
Carried.
Yea-Bruneel. Longstan, DuBay and
Wes,endorf
Nay None.
Commissioner Longst Ia fBrunecl
moved that the several applications for
restaurant licenses be approved.
Carried.
Yea-Bruneel. Longs,aff. DuBay and
Westendorf
Nay-None.
Commissioner DuBay-Bruneel moved
that the several applications for milk
dealers licenses be approved.
Carried.
Yea--Bruneel. LongstaH DuBay and
Westendorf
Nay-None.
Comm ssoncr r.onsst af f-Bruneel
moved that the several applications for
meat dealers licenses be approved.
Carried.
Yea runeel, Longstaf. DuBay and
Westendorf
Nay-None.
Commissioner DuBay-LongstaH NOV
ed that the application for an outside
sidewalk entrance on Pine and Ma
comb Streets. be laid on the table and
referred 10 the City Engineer and the
City Attorney and 20 report back on
at the next regular meeting.
Carried.
Yea-Brineel, Longstaff, DuBsy and
Wes'endorf
Nsy--None.
RESOLUTION
Commissioner Longst ffBruneel
offered the following resolution and
fnpved itQ adnnfi0ns
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20
Van Dyke Boy, II,
Given Prison Term
Probationary Term
Withdrew by Noe

VAN DYKE - Ralph Daily,
17-year-old ring-leader of a
Warren township gang, is in Ma
comb County Jail awaiting
transfer to Jackson prison, after
sentence of two to five years on
a breaking and entering charge
was imposed by Judge Alton n.
Noe in Circuit Court.
The youthful hoodlum was
first picked up on a warrant
charging larceny from vehicle
on Jan. is, for which he receiv-
ed a probationary sentence on
Jan. 26. Subsequent question
ing by State Police of the Cen
ter Line Detachment and a pro-
baton officer revealed that
Daily had neglected to mention
the Jan. 10 breaking and enter
ing of an unoccupied home on
l3-Mile road and Ryan. He was
at liberty from Jan. 26 to Feb.
Is.
All but one q the gang of
stven hoodlums has been sent
enced, closing a series of depre-
dations in the south end of the
county.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20
BY the City Commission:

WHEREAS. due 10 the severe limi-
tatons upon the sources of revenue
available TO the cities of Michigan un-
der State law. the City of Mount
Clemens is facing an immediate and
urgently critical situation as regards
its operating finances; and
WHEREAS, unless new and signifi-
cant sources of revenues are made
available 10 the City of Mount Glenn
ems very soon. serious curtailment of
essential municipal services must in
evitably and Immediately follow: and y
WHEREAS. the Michigan Tax Study
Advisory Committee, following extend
ed and exhaustive study OF the finan-
cial difficulties under which Michig an
cities are presently compelled TO OPP
crate, has recently filed n report. 20
gether with recommendations, with
Governor Harry F. Kelly and the Leg
islature: and
WHEREAS, among the recommen-
dations submitted and designed 10 af-
ford financial relief 20 the cities are
the following:
1./That the State Sales Tax be
reduced from 80 10 2iaet. and that
the cities be empowered 10 levy
i3es municipal sales tax 20 be coll
lected by the State and returned in
fun 10 the respective levying cities.
2 That the formula governing
distribution OF the Gas and Weight
Tax be revised so as 10 increase in
substantial measure the allotmcnts
TO the cities.
g. That the Intangibles Tax law
be revised 10 provide increased rev.
cnues. such 20 be returned In their
entirely 10 the cities.
T. That legislation be enacted pro-
viding that municipalities be reim-
bursed for revenue losses incurred
through veterans exemptions al
lowed under existing State law.
Therefore be IL
RESOLVED. that this City Commits
sion hereby express rs approval and
complete endorsement OF the forego-
ing recommendations OF the Michigan
Tax Study Advisory Committee as be-
ing emininctly fair and reasonable, and
as proposing practicable program
for .he just and equitable sharing Of
state collected taxes with the local
units OF government: and be IL further
RESOLVED, that copy hereof duly
attested. and under seal OF the City OF
Mount Clemens. he forwarded 70 the
Honorable Harry r. Kelly. Governor of
Michigan, and 10 Senator Ivan A.
Johnston and Representative Otto
Sherlock. representing this District in
the Legislature. with the urgent re-
quest that their fullest support be
given 10 the enactment Of legislation
during The present session embracing
the provisions OF the aforementioned
recommendations.
Carried.
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write various communities that have
installed this program relative to the
financing and results obtained from
this project.
Carried
Yea-Bruneel, Lonsstan, DuBay and
Westendorf
Nay-None.
Commissioner Longstaff-DuBay NOV
ed to adjourn.
Carried.
Yea-Bruneel, Longstaff, DuBay and
Westendorf
Nay--None.
JOSEPH II. MATTHEWS,
City Clerk.