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dress system at 7:30 o'clock.
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Railey William kolb, Helen Georg,
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ton Sellers, Dorothy Edgar
Richard Alexander, Donald Fratz,
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bert Bethel, James Railey, Violet
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Mrs. Charles Harmon, Mrs Reichen-
becher, Charles Reichenbecher, Con-
rad Oester, Alma Opel, Walter Rich
ter Mrs. John Opel, Walter Margroff.
Harry Harmon, Accident Grade
school, Dale Glass, Barbara Aiken,
Dorothy Schlossnagle, Joan Bowman,
Marie Miller, Robert Frantz, Mrs.
James McGettigan, Lloyd Miller.
Mrs ". A. Speicher, Miss Lena Mil
Ter, Mrs, William Miller, Mrs Jesse
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$6,096.04 Is Reported
In Red Cross Drive

son, Mrs William Upperman, $G010;
Accident, Mrs. Ross Speicher. $4,000
with high school contributing $85.52.
and grade school $88.80; Bray school
and community. Earl Savage, $3.50;
Black Hawk. Mrs Hanna Green, So
10; Boiling Spring School, Mrs. NJ.
Reese $500; Manadier Ridge, Mrs
Birdie Warwick .$30.8I; Bittinger, Mrs.
Lonora W. Bucket, $11S.75; Spring
Glade school. Mrs Alice Fitzwater,
S8.25.
The names Of those who gave from
the above schools and communities are
listed below:
$4L1o-Accjdent Church of the
Brethren
S3900-Oal,land Girl Scouts.
$30G5-Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
$25.0O-Bittinger Sunday School.
Ladies' Aid of the Maple Grove
church, Jennings Lutheran Sunday
School, Stewart +. Stahl.
$20.o0-lIrs. 0. c. Bucket.
$l5.00-}Ir and Mrs. John A. Mich
aol, Susanna Porter.
$100O-lr. and Mrs. II. L. Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Dillon, James Dill
Ion, Miners Union (G465), Blooming
ton Fire Co., Mrs. Ray BilImeyer Mrs.
y - =.
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inside selections we'll calculated to
create Z condition of inbreeding not
easy to regard as healthy. Without
going back TO the present term. now
less than three months old. q number
Of Instances can be cited - among
Them the appointment Of Mir. Wallace
= Secretary Of Commerce and Of
Mir. Aubrey Williams as Rural Flee
tritication Administrator: the appoint
ment of Senator Guy Gillette. of Iowa.
defeated for reelection. as head Of
the Surplus Products Commission;
the shifting of Mr.. Archibald McLeish
from Librarian of Congress to Assis-
tant Secretary of State: the shifting
OF General Clay from Deputy War
MobiliZer to Civil Director Of Postwar
Germany.
49,
Then fhara was The aa,Iia,. shift.
inc, If M, {';nson from, FcoDoroi.
St9hiIiznr 10 Liam Administrators. N.
shiftino, of Nh. William n Davis
from chairman Of tha War Iaho,
Board TO Economic Stahilize,. the
nromotion Of DR. Caoroa Tavlor from
member Of the War Labor Board TO
chairman, This, it will be agreed is
quite a list for three months, If now
as sugoesteJ tbe President shifts Nh.
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INBREEDING

Washington. April :

Mr. Roosevclt's extraordinary dis
inclination to bring new men into his
Administration has become one Of the
really interesting not to say, battling
things in Washington. The latest in
stance was the swiftncss with which
the President filed the vacancy ere
ated by the resignation Of Mr. Bylmes
a. War MoOilizer by naming Mr.. Fred
Vinson, who had not vet become set.
tied in the job Of Federal Loan Ad-
ministrator to which he had been APP
pointed hardly a fortnight ago.
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THURSDAY, APRIL y, 1913.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-04-12

This came as a climax to a series OF
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27
Nick Peters Opens
Old Business On
Return From Army

Nick Peters, recently discharged
under the Army point system, is
back in Wyandotte and has re-
opened his shoe repair business in a
shop at the back of his home at
1926 Third street, between Oak and
Chestnut.
At this temporary location, Peters
will continue to serve his many Wy
andotte friends and old customers.
AS a staff sergeant in the 388th
Bomber group in the 9th Army Air
Force. Peters gained national prom
inence last February when news
was received that he had captured
two German SIS men after he bailed
out Of his blazing Bit. He marched
his prisoners through Nazi lines to
reach It'll Army unit, a distance Of
five miles. Peters received the Air
Medal.
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from industry and three business
men be appointed by Mayor Benin
to secure the proper facilities.
Councilman Burke asked that q
member Of the Recreation Commits
sion be appointed to the Swimming
Pool Committee. Councilman Burke
also stated that he had received
complaints from the residents of
Bennett Street about heavy trucking
on said street.
Councilman Brohl, speaking with
reference to the condition of side
walks in the city. asked that the
City Engineer ascertain whether
men are available for construction
work, and report his findings back
to council.
Councilman Benin suggested that
a sign be constructed and placed
on the City Hall welcoming the
Veterans home.
Adjournment:
Motion to adjourn at Eleven
o'clock p. m. by Councilman Brohl,
supported by Councilman Rouse.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, Brohl,
Burke. Kelly, Rouse.
Nays: None.
FORD WAGAR,
City Clerk
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Service
Parade
Wyandotte Men With Task
Force az

Force SO
ABOARD THE USS ESSEX IN
THE PACIFIC-Edward c. Mass,
20, radio technician, third class.
USNR of 253 Spruce street, and
Herbert c. Grail, 81, aviation ord
nanceman, second class, USNR of
933 Seventh street. both Of Wyan-
dotte, serve aboard this carrier
which steamed close to the shores
Of Tokyo with Task Force 38 to
launch her planes against the re-
naming strength Of the enemy in
the final days Of the war.
All hands answered reveille sew
eral hours before sunrise that morn
ing. They had had their breakfast
and were waiting at their stations
for the first light of dawn when
the deafening roar Of the flight Of
fighters took off one by one. fol-
lowed by the bombers and torpedo
planes.
Hundreds Of Jap planes were de-
stroyed on the ground. but few
were sent up to challenge the at
tacks. The few that dared TO fly
out to the Task Force never re-
turned.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27
Obituary
WALTER KWIATKOWSKI

Walter Kwiatkowski, 1862 Elev-
enth street, died early this morning
at Wyandotte General hospital.
Fifty-three years old, he was born
in Poland. June "a, 1892 and had
lived in Wyandotte for the past So
years. He was employed at the Wy
andotte Chemicals corporation.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 am. Monday from the Czopek
funeral home and at Our Lady of
Mount Carmel church at 8 am. Bur-
ial will be in Michigan Memorial
park.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs.
Gertrude Michalik; Mrs. Victoria
Linden, Mrs. Jennie Kawalec, Miss
Eleanor Kwiatkowski; two sons,
Henry, S &c USN Philippines; Alex
ander, ANN SC, USN Pacific, and
seven grandchildren.
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son-in.law. a thrice-wed Frenchman
who had recently married the ty.
coon's eldest daughter.
The trial became a Roman holi.
day for Nassauvians who crowded
into the tiny courtroom to hear
evidence that the son-in-law had
been found to have singed hairs on
his hands, arms and head, allegedly
caused when lighting a hurricane
lamp. but which could have hap
pened the fatal night.
The evidence was circumstantial.
however. and the son-in-law was
acquitted, with the recommends
ton that he be deported from
Nassau. His attractive young wife
stayed staunchly at his side
throughout the trial, but in recent
months has announced to the press
that they are legally separated.
According to this weeks guest
detective, Frank Lovejoy of Mutu.
ais Calling All Detectives" this
unsolved mystery was known as:
I. The Charlotte Cordoy Killing
2. The Oakes-De Mort1ney Case
3. julius Caesar and Brutus
I. Womon in the Windo1o
ANSWER. i5ud,xpHa0-esyOo
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A completely new technique of SER.
vicing Army vehicles which was de-
veloped by the U. S. Engineers. has
proved so successful at Fort Belvoir
that recommendation will be made
to adopt the system in the Army
Service Forces installations through
out the United States. Acting as
experimental station for ASF, the
main motor pool recently remodeled
its large shop building 70 establish
two long production lines to conduct
preventive line maintenance" Each
line has been departmentalized so
that CT mechanics perform special
lied operations instead Of a multi
tude Of tasks required under the
old system. Each vehicle, upon en-
tering the building, visits each sta
ton in succession and comes out
the opposite end ready for the road.
The system includes both the 1000
and 5000 mile inspections. This has
resulted in speeding up the service
job and marked reduction in num-
Der Of repair orders.
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Strauss Gantz
Continued from Page ~

ski has just solved a mighty pro-
blem A young woman complained
to him Gin his official capacity
that she had been assaulted by a
sailor. Her story: "A sailor drove me
to the Idle Ian . but I struggled
and got away. That was last Monday.
On Sunday, I drove out there with
him again. I struggled :. but wasn't
able to get away" Targonskis de-
cision: No cause for action.
Biddle avenue barroom scene
Two girls yelling cursing
pulling hair. Screams one, You're
communicating this joint. They
out to drive the likes Of you outa
town" Come the blue coats
who look over the battlers and
make an Official decision:
It's six of one half dozen of
the other d.. both are V.D's.
SEE YOU at coffee time.
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Stricken Suddenly
At Summer Home

Walter E. Sommer. 535 Pine
street, 48 years old, died at Wyan-
dotte General hospital, Wednesday.
Mr.. Sommer, lifelong resident of
Wyandotte, was taken Ill suddenly
at his Hickory Island summer home.
A member of st. Johns church,
ne was employed at the Penn Salt
company.
Surviving are one brother, Her.
man, and one sister, Mrs. Harold
King. A sister, Miss Alice Sommer,
preceded him in death a month ago.
Funeral services will be held from
the late residence at pm. Satur-
day and burial will be at Wood
mere cemetery. Arrangements are
in charge of the H F. Thon COM
pany funeral home.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27
Marriage
Licenses

Phillip D. Favio. 10. Detroit and
Virginia E. Fustini. II. Wyan6otte.
Duane z. Collins. a, Wyandotte
and Nellie Hickman, %, Berlin. Nd.
Richard V. Thompson. Is. Wyan-
dotte, and Mary F. Barnett. Is.
Wyandotte
Bailey K Kallay, %. WyanGotte.
and Shirley A. Nepodal, "A, Wyan-
dotte.
Norman Weiner, 81, Wyandotte.
and Marie Hodger, 26, Inkster.
Joseph Graf, So, Wyandotte and
Rose Ruszczyk, IL Detroit.
John J. Baunoch, %, Wyandotte
and Shirley H. Berry, 20, Wyandotte.
John w. Cooper, 20, Detroit. and
Mary Serewa, IS, Wyandotte
Everett L. Headley, %, Wyandotte
and Clara I. Thorn, Is, Carleton.
Lyle L. Neifert, %, Wyandotte
and Mary E. Aaron, %, River Rouge
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Shoup on USS Astoria in
Pacific

ABOARD THE USS ASTORIA
IN THE PACIFIC Delayed)-Carl
G. Shoup. Jr., fireman, first class,
USNR, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl c.
Shoup. ST., 17047 Smith street, wy
andotte, has helped this light cruiser
avenge her namesake a heavy
cruiser which was sunk by the Japs
off Guadalcanal in 1912
Since she entered Jap waters eight
months ago, this ship has been in
the thick Of action at Two lima and
Okinawa. in the North China Sea
and off the coast Of Tokyo itself
Operating with a fast carrier task
force under Admiral William H.
Halsey. Jr.. she has succeeded in
knocking Is Jap planes out of the
air and hitting numerous others
Pilots of this ships two King
fisher Seaplanes have fished seven
carrier based airmen from the sea,
finding them on rescue search mis-
sions and accomplishing some of
the rescueS within shouting distance
of the enemy shore.
The ASTORIA was part of the
Naval task force which made the
initial strike on the Tokyo area.
In another operation, she and a
task force sailed continuously for
30 days, making intermittent strikes
against the enemy and setting a
record for the length of time any
stable task group has been con-
tinuously under way.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27
ASK RETURN OF BIKE

A week ago today a bicycle was
ridden away from the Sport Bowl
where it had been parked. The per-
son who rode it away was not the
owner.
Police have been notifid, but have
not been able to locate the bike.
The bike belongs to a Marine who
loaned 1t to his young cousin while
he is away. If the bike is returned
TO the Sport Bowl, no questions will
be asked.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27
TIRES AND WHEELS STOLEN

A series Of tire and wheel thefts
in the vicinity Of goth. and 23rd
streets were reported to police We'd
nesday Floyd R. Black, 1927 Twen-
tieth street, told police a tire and
wheel had ben stolen from his car
as 1t was parked in front of his
home.
Two tires and wheels were taken
from the automobile of Amy Per-
son, 2453 Twenty-Second street, anf
one from the car of Clyde Ludwig,
1915 Twenty-third street.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27
VICTORIA LEKITY

Victoria Lekity died today at wy
andotte General hospital after an
illness. She had been q resident
Of Wyandotte for IL years, coming
here from Hungary where she was
born in 1888.
The funeral will be held Satur-
day, September / at pm. from
the H. F. Thon Company Funeral
Home with the Rev. Frank j. Firms
child officiating. Interment will be
at Woodmere cemetery.
Mrs. Lekity was the widow of the
late Stephen Lekity. Her home was
at 1927 Third street.
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Buy Victory Bonds
SCRIME CLUES
Can You Name This Case?

Can You Name This Case?
Death struck with terrible sud
denness one sultry July morning
when the charred body of a wealthy
baronet was found in his blazing
bedroom. on the second floor of his
luxurious Nassau, Bahamas, home.
Suspicion first fell on a real
estate operator friend who had
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27

been sleeping
just two rooms
away from the
death chamber,
but ed
quickly when
the dead mans
widow and MI.
merous acquain-
tances stated
that he had been
on unfriendly
terms with his
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27

True happiness is to no spot con-
fined.
II you preserve Q firm and constant
mind,
It's here, tbs everywhere.
- John H. Wayne
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27

Success in ite depends upon per-
sistent effort. upon the improvement
q moments more than upon any
other one thing.
- Mary Baker Eddy
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27

Referred to Council.
Recess.
Recovering.
Roll Call.
Present: Councilmen Benin, Brohl.
Burke, Kelly, Rouse.
Absent: Councilman Mason.
Resolutions.
Wyandotte, Michigan
August %, 1945
Resolution by Councilman Louis
Brohl. q.
Resolved by the City Council Of
the City of wyandotte that the
City Clerk be and he hereby Is
directed to draw warrant on the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27
IL e w S Of The
lib OOk w OrId
PAGE NINETEEN
by Boer

lowing the rituals Of the Orthodox
church. or devoting himself TO 4
simple life The Countess once re-
marked, Il have lived with Leo for
forty-eight years but I never really
learned what kind Of man ne vas
General Carlos Romulo. who made
a tWo-year speaking tour OF the
U. S, says in MY Brother Amen-
cans" that he received one of his
most successful nuoductions from
a chairman in Illinois. The chair
man took a full fifteen minutes 70
heap him with embarrassingly ex-
travagent praise. Then he WOun6 up
impressively And now. ladies and
gentlemen. I have the honor &c in
troduce - He turned 70 Rom
ulo and his eyes glazed. Swallowing
hard. he said N a whisper that
could be heard 10 the highest lows
in the gallery, Say. what the heck
is your name?" BY the time We got
through laughing" comments Rom
ulo. the audience and I were cid
/ friends
The Book of-the- Month Club Sc
lection for October is Sinclair Lewis
novel, "Cass Timberlane.
One of the Main backwoods char
acters Helen Hamlin describes u
Nine Mile Bridge" is an old time
keeper for a numbering camp. whose
job it was to keep the books and
sell company supplies 70 the men.
He could neither read or write. but
he solved his problem most ingen-
iously. When he sold two plugs OF
tobacco or a pair Of socks, ne drew
pictures Of these articles IL the
ledger. Then he only had TO re-
member the name Of the man who
bought them and what he paid for
them.
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Continued from Page 49,

expert on drainage laws. Having
mentioned to them Section l1.l38,
Subdivision /, and the amendment
thereto, they are of the opinion
that there is merit to Mr.. Rouse's
contention from the health stand
point.
From the facts presented to me,
our disposal plant is inadequate
when Drain No. 5 is at its full capa-
city and If it overflows at the Ecorse
Bridge during flood times, allow
sewage to empty into the Dcorse
Greek. this in my opinion is a men,
ace TO health and nuisance that
may be abated.
The act provides that in cases
OF this kind, the State Commissioner
OF Health should be notified and If
he cannot correct the situation, the
matter should be brought to the
attention of the State Stream Con-
troll Commission. l would suggest
that a commission be appointed to
meet with the Board of Supervisors
and the County Drain Commission
er for the purpose of working out a
solution TO this problem and if they
fail to act, then to meet with the
State Health Commission and the
Stream Control Commission.
Yours truly.
Herbert P. Schendel,
City Attorney
Referred to Drain No. 5 Commit
tee.
Copy Of minutes Of meeting Of
the Plumbing Board Of the City
Of Wyandotte, held August 81, 1s45.
Received and placed on file.
Copy Of minutes Of meeting Of
the Police and Fire Commission,
held August q. l945.
Received and placed on file.
Bills and Accounts.
Estimate OF the City Engineer
No. !, dated August %, 1945, on
work completed on contract Of the
city with Frisch Brothers. for paw
ing Of alley between Eureka and
Sycamore-Biddle and Van Alstyne; :
balance due this estimate $685. 80.
Referred to Council.
To the Honorable
Mayor and Councilmen
Gentlemen:
The following claims have been
examined, audited and found to be
correct. I therefore recommend that
they be approved and payment
made.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-27

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City OF Wyandotte
School District
Board Of Education .....$2,754
School District
Debt Service ............ 17O.7O
General Fund .......... 3,04O.14
Account No. 10l Special
Assessment WPA Paving
and Sidewalk .......... lZl.So
Account No. 102 Special
Assessment Sidewalk
194l Collection .......... 204.42
Special Assessment
Account NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
and the City Clerk is hereby in
structed to draw warrant on the
City Treasurer from the Wyandotte
Special Account to the accounts
above mentioned.
I move the adoption of the fore
going resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl, ST..
Supported by Councilman Benin.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, Brohl,
Burke, Kelly, Rouse.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Michigan
August %, 1945
RESOLUTION by Councilman Louis
Brotl, Sr.
Resolved by the City Council OF
the City Of Wyandoste.
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