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will r e l a t e for the d a m a g e ' . The KinoKnov c o n s e r v a t i v e Detroit Cit izens Lo b l e a c h e r s a r e a l s o of w o o d s a n d a g u e . T h e y term it unconsh tu t ion . it might be a good i d e a to tesl a l .Under the p resen t l a w y o u c a n them.At Fowlerv i l le the b l e a c h e r only be guil ty of t r e a s o n if y o u
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COLORED BOY FREED if y o u s a i d it or pu t it £ A c o u p l e of w e e k s a g o J a m e s wri t ing. It v io l a t e s t h e Bill o i
f lober tson, credit " mgr . for thr> Riqhts r e la t ing to f r eedom o l of !ho c r e w Ot a c o p y of t he cit iDetroit F ree P re s s a n d his wif j s p e e c h . O w i n q to an t l c o m m u n i s t ah 'on. D a l e s e n t h i s h o m o to h i s ' w e r e both kil led n e a r H O W P I I fee-ling a n d the affair in K o r e a p a r e n t s , Mr. a n d Mrs- G e o r g e w h e n their c a r hit a t ank truck p r o b a b l y will c a r r y but the re is M e a b o n jr. H e is a m a c h i n e g u n a n d t ra iK r . T h e t ank truck w a s n o c a u s e for a l a r m a s t h e c o u r t s nr*f. [ t rying to pas3 ,anot l ' r t m c l c w h e n wi l l scrfeguad t h e p e o p l e
Dick Y o u n g of G r e g o r y a n d , i t hit the oa r d r i v e n b y the color Bill Ot te rbe in of L a k e l a n d w e r e ! e d b o y in tho m i d d l e l a n e , Then h o m e on l o a v o from th • U S. h e t n H * hit the Rober tson car .
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VILLAGE TAX REPORT 1950 T a x V a l u a t i o n $399,5304» Tax Levied, 8 mi l l s $3.196-25 Ho tamed- D e l i n g u e n t 2644M T t f a l P a i d $2,931-40 P a i d Col lec t ion F e e s 29.21
. a n d a t t e n d e d tho fa rewel l d i n n e r , b e f o r e J u d g e Y e l l a n d F r i d a y . - A Total a m o u n t co l l ec t ed $2 96061 Brighten
Nov . 10th for - - Ifcuild a n e w schoo l 496 to 83 . h e John C a r v e r fami ly w h o
w o n N o v e m b e r 11 12 w e r e p r e . T>VrV^oy> town M l s e n t a n d t h e g u e s t ^ h g i o r r e ^ , 6 : ' t h ^ - \ n « ' 4 ^ ; u
D O T e I ? h e V a l s o w - d ' i o r a i s e 10 mi l l s h a v e " g o n ^ to BUoxi , ' .Mi i ' . , w h e r e o e i v e d m a n y n i c e q W r A l u n c h ?n\e v/ffl bo h*ty N o v . 11th. J for a 20 y e a r pe r iod . h e wi l l t a k e a c o u r s e in r a d a r • o n w a s s e r v e d .
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NEIGHBORING NOTES
Alice Carroll, u Howell h igh — — — — _ _ . . . school student, b a g q e d a dee r I u e 8 ' W o d •• Thur« 0c*« *i, flof. i ; 2 with a b o w a n d a r row n e a r Hart- *>urt Lancas te r Virginia M a y o l a n d last weekk .. izr
. - ' ., ^ , u u , T H E PLAME AND THE ARROW At a meet ing a t t ended by Sal- in Technicolor
m e phys ic ians they voted to b u y Cwn»dv «ov«ity Caiiooa 31 ac re s there to bui ld a 2* b e a ; Friday.Saturday, Nor. 3 4
ii iospiial , the present U b e d o n e ; L e w A y e r 8 Qnd f w , I be ing inadequa te . Dr. H c w a r a * ^ " n g a i
I Miller w a s elected pres iaent o i ; "THE CAPTURE"
Char les Starreit Smiley Burnett© 1»
"THE BLAZING TRAIL' Goit£ Cartoon
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OI the corporation to b e k n o w n a s the Sal ine Communi ty Hospital.
Robert Stacy, the 0. of M- stu. \ | dent w n o p led quilty to c*Uiiiq i fire to H a v e n ha lL h a s repudi a t e d his confession. He c la ims ' i t w a s fo.ced b y 6 hour s crriilinq.
W n e n u o v . Wil . iams visited S.ockbridqe last w e e k the cehooi let out, the b a n d p l a y e d a n d the qoveznor shook hc.nds with all t i e papds .
Sunday, K c i d a y , I?ovt 5, 6 Sunday OHDWS :::15 p J I <^oat
Barba ra S tanwyck . Wende l l Cory Wai ior Huston. J'udiUi Anderson '•
Friday.Saturday, Nov. 3, 4 Dwhto r«aten
Abbott a n d Costello in
"PARDON MY SARONG"
Plu» "THE DAJLTON QA.UGT
Cui Door Action Picture with
Robert Lowery, John Berry Shows 7 and &2J
'"THE FURIES' cr.d
Sunday, Monday, Nov, 5, 6
C o m e d y of the Year
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Eddie Bracken, Gloria D e H a v e n ' ^ n d ? y s ^ w s 3 * 5 ' 7 ' * i Monday Shows 7 and 9
"SUMMER STOCK'* ana. C\12\00U
Coming: Union Station, Sunset j Boulevard, Copper Canyon .
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Tues., Wed., Tl»u.l Nov., 7. 8, S
"FLAME AND ARROW"
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Mrs. G u y Kuhn of Gre : ;or r h a s a c c o m p a n i e d Ivlra. M a e Mover of Che l sea on a n a u t o trio to California-
David Lee Mullins, 20 months, old of S tockbndqe w a s . hit a n d I Novelty r u n over, eas t of Stockbridqe last Thursday ' b y a car driven b y W m . Mayer jr.. He d ied at IUL. University hospital ; Fr iday. Wii nes se s s a y M a y e r Was not to b l ame . ,
Milo Corser of Greqory is in f taininq a t Fort Braqq, N. C-
W. H. Taylor, 84, d ied at the r . c _ M
McPherson hospi ta l last week a s ^ T ^ T r , ' A,4™ „ I the rresult of beinq struck b y a | T H t A R O N C ARIZONA" car on G r a n d River w. n e a r lh» t.... 4 A Drama .un«,0 \ Ira Wilson farm. V m £ £ i ; * * » » ' E j^n Drew, Re ia j A V O l % ^ H l i t A l ' t ^ K
The front of the W a y s i d e Mar.': ' Had ley a n d Beulah Bondi ! A W « i n L r i l U J ! ket, west of Fowlervilie, w a s c a r t o o n ^ 5 4
a a m a q e d to the extent
^ V I . V A \\ ' 8 M h A Wli | ^ I Burt Lancaster , Virginia M a y o 3 1 L f ^ ^ f " J ^ - A ^ ^ j a n d Robert Douglas
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last w e e k w h e n Q. car d i ivcn bv Thomas Lcrinq of the Oidsmobi . . . Co. c rashed into it-
Mr. Ackerman, sc ience teach' .' at Fowlerville h iqh school w h o is a reservist, h a s b e e n cal lea 10 du ty a n d <J£ne to F J Lewis, W a s h ;
Borihold W o o d h a m s ha;' b...on elected president of the Gi.i Mutual Auto Ins. Co., at Howoli to succeed Georqe Burks cf A.ui Arbor, deceased . George Buike jr .wus elected vice pre-sid-,-ri! u*:d Ross Rcbb, a director.
Of ^ 3 0 0 < -^nday, Monday, Nov. 5, 6 ! | ..,,. Stockbt-dqe, Mich iqan
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a Lot Number twelve (12) of (4) of Plats,at p a q e thirty-six(36)
"Assessor ' s Plat No. A", Villaqe of Fowlerville, Livinqston County Michiqan a s duly la id out, platted a n d recorded in *!Mber Four
VanWii ikle & Van Winkle Attorneys for Plaintiff
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NEW 1950 BUMS
Raymond Sjolin, a Michiq-e.n. State student w h o o^lcbr;•'?•.•: 1 ? . ( _ . —e - , , - . . — _ , . ^=—-t e a m ' s victory over Michiqan j C o i n i n g : S u n d a y • My Blue H e a b y drivinq 80 miles a n hour i n ' v e n * G r a n d River traffic w a s put 0:1 b month probation b y Judqe Lyon-;, ^md canot drive durinq that per-lod.
Howell Royal Arch M will hold a past h iqh priests niio j Nov. 3, p receeded b y a 6:30 p.m. turkey dinner-
Howell high school seniors sole; $2,424.25 worth of m a q a z i n e s u b j scrip'.ions this year .
The Dexter Amer ican - c;ur h a s purchased 2 hospi' .;i ':.•>:•... a n d 2 polio p a c k s to lean e u ; .
Two boys, one 13 a n d on-- 12 y e a i s oid who h a d ran aw. y from home at Fiat Rock were «apiured at I s l a n d ' Lake lost'' w e e k by state police wih p-;rt of h e loot taken from the Rati son a n d Douglas h a r d w a r e s at liri qhton.
A new Wild Life Conservat ion District h a s b e e n formed at H a m b u r a with Char les Wiiqht ae the president.
"K-GHT CROSS"' Starring ]
Jane Allyson,Dick PowelLRicardoj TAR2AK , ^ 0 THE SLAVE GIRL Mo.ntalban, Lionel Barrymoro j advenu. i S . s tory of jungle with
Len Barker- V a n e s s a Brown f_wa I Wai t ing for Baby.It 's Only Muscl^
j Crockodile Hunters -
Sunday. Tuesday, Nov# 5, 7
"THti HEIRESS" h u m a n interest story with
Olivia deHavi land . Montgomery i CUft t Ntws.
l u t s , Wed,- Xhur.l Nov., 7, 8, 9
'CURTAIN CALL AT CACTUS CREEK"
Color by Technteok*' j burning
Donald O'Connor Gale Storm, \ a n d Wal ; D e e m a n
Mpn.. 7:154 9«15 p . m .
C a r ' °° n Coming :Wake Island.That Mid
nit? Kiss. Mighty Joe Young
W e h a v e enjoyed a very p r o s p e r o u s year , sold more Euicksfcan a n a lnquuy iu aisc^iiuai wiieui^, > e v e r }5efore> This is the c l eanup . W e a re getting r e a d y for the uw sa i a afcienatuiis ait,- uiive I ' j r t , , „ v o n« r tre oi aeuO, or wnoiu uiey may i . -J 1951 models . Here is your chance to s ave rea l aougn . z Loors, i . ay u uvlnq. oi u tn^-y n a v e ^av
4 Doors, Hard Tops,Convertables ve ^uv i
P^isouui represoi i tuuvts or a c u I uvaiu or wneio u i ty 01 Liny 01 f uit.m fuay resiaw, or wn^L^ci i/ic iiu«« inie<es[, cjauji' **eu or p^ii* pa^nvn?- ngu t u± uiese a ^ e n u u i n s n a v e been, ussiqneci to a n y o a i u person or pci^»ons or wjitvUi«r ^ucn uufc, ni ieics: ciaim. n^n ^ poi^iix>ie riqxiL 0 ine^© aerenaani^ n a v e i^een a s s i q n e a to a n y ' o u i ^ i person or persons or.whether sucn »-iue# mteresL claim, lien or possible nqn t n a s b e e n d isposed ot py w m b y Uie s a i d d ^ e n d a n t a
A n d it tuither a p p e a r i n g thai t he plaintai doe* not know a n d k a s b e e n unaDiu at-ei cuiigeni Wurcii a n d u iquuy 10 ascer ta in Ae n a m e s oi \Ja» persons who a re tnc iuaea a s defendants without ^einq n a m e d .
Upon motion, ihereioi^. ot Van-Wnikle 6 VanWiiiiav, u^u»iwv* ior nlconuifs u is oraered mat t>«e« a b o v e n a m e d ae i tnauu toL . i i , , tneix unkno^vn neiis, aevie^cs, I l ega tees a n a ass iqns .cause then 1 a p p e a r a n c e to be enierea nei^iii ' within three monihs from trio au .e hereoi, o a a that in aeiaui t tne.e-oi s a i d bill be taken a s c o u i ^ o . . Dy the sa id defendants a n a o a c h a n d aH of them, *
It is further order that the plain tin c a u s e this order to be publ ish ^ e d wi th in forty d a y s in the Pmck 5 n e y Dispatch, a newspape r print ed , pub l i shed a n d circulatinq in s a i d Coun ty once in each week fo* ctt l eas t six success ive weeks . |
Livingston Motor am YOUR BUICK DEALER. Howell , Michigan
I I <• . .n ( ( < r>^ ?r,< O "
UlHRiti moRniiiG i:OAL HEATER
Kodtl B20-B ) It). Coal Cap.
25 Years Ago Mrs. Wm. Hoeker v/hD i : nea r
ly 80 e n d li/e-3 a lon^ at P:-:tvs-ville, fe1) a n d Lroke her hip Satu r d a y . She w a s not f : u e d until li.CG a. ni' Sunday .
Ed. Quinn, 43, w h o h a s be-on livinq at tho Louis Coyle h e m e sudden ly T h u r s d a y oi a hea r t ] a t tack. j
Pincknev h iqh school bee t Sa l - j ino there Fr iday 7 to 6. The score for Pinckney resulted from [ 3 p'-:ss^s thrown by Don Sv/ar- ' thoul. O n e to Mike Blades waj. qood for 14 yds . another to Har old Reason lor 10 yds- a n d the
»thire to Reofvon on which he \ maa . . 27 yds . a n d a touchdown. Swarthout w nt thronqh the line lor 1 he extra poin-
Velna Hall is de l cqa te to tlie ( s tate S&nday S<hool convention
at Detroit this week. Tho O.E-S. a re qivinq a d o n e e
cj the Masonic he ill Fr iday n^qht. Basil White won the rariio raff-
led off at the b a z a a r of .St.Jor.ephs church a t Howell last week.
1 Thp Pinckney school h a s b e e n I put on University of Michiqan j a credited list for ano ther year . ! Bom to Mr. a n d Mrs. Louis
Clinton Nov. 1, a dauqntor , Evel- i vn Gone vie ve.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Floyd R<xison j h a v o pone to Orlcmdo-Florida,for
tho winter. : Mr. Shultz of Detroi l ias bouqht ; the Mallien a n d Clark farm.
Paul Strawhecker of Grav'H j Raphes is visitinq his sister, Mrs. On a Campbel l , a n d famiy.
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FIGH,T FOR YOUI
Herbert W. Define
FOR CONGRESS—6th DISTRICT VETERAN 'ATTORNEY
THE MAN FOR THE JOB - THE JOB FOR THE MAN DEMOCRAT
Donated b y Friends
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S L t a X T H f t m a a Circuit Court v Cleric Commissioner .
T h e a b o v e entitled suit involves , J d is brought to quiet title to ^ S l o W m q descr ibed l ands lo-
Yt* tht modttn coov«nieoet «n4 taaiiDg teooomy ol th« WARM MORNING htattr If J r a l y i t*u$xk»l U'» tht only beater of its kind in tht world, Exclude*, patented tott-tht eotutroctioa wwltt in to abundtnot of t l«»n ,b^tb iu ih*t t tndbJ |4oe l»vinp . Heati •11 dsjr tfd night klad of coal, coke BJ^ t iMlMd. C O M im «nd * • WAEMMOHNDfa
A U C T I O N MILIJONAIRE TELLS SECRET J A t Stewart Anderson Place at 210 Wes t Main St, Pinckney
SUCCESS I Finn Haakon M a g n u s arrived
in Amoricn with only S2. T r d a v
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hr ^ai, Nov. 4th
F A S * * 1 * FEED & SUPH.Y eOMMJNV. I t e ^ B * B . »*». Sunday time.
vi , a millionaire when ask^d | ucc - s s secret, hir^ m a q i c
I fortune formula hr> serys."! r a w I njx oppoi-runity." Read "Snee r s s . 1 .he American W a v " in this Sun j d a y ' s (Nov. 5.) issue oi Thr> | hold Furn. u L American Wo4>dv qreaJ n r a c I — • ~ j m _ ._— ^ ^ j ^ ^ m^wmw * W •
i n - EKCLUSIVELY with Delroi t^ A j ^ g k g W W M U l '#
I WUl Hoe-
Siaris at 1:30 P- M.
Truckload oi New Merchand i se a lso Some House*. *Some Real B a r g a i n s .
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Change NO VETERAN HAS BEEN ELECTED TO COUNTY OFFICE SINCE WORLD WAR IL AND ONLY ONE OR TWO PREVIOUSLY. TH£ GROWING COMM. UNITY RESERVES NEW BLOOD
TO THE VOTERS OF LIVING- * ' ** E 1 . B C T
STON COUNTY Mary Lou
Albright |G|enn Wiggins FOR COUNTY TREASURER
«s># Democrat
enough to make the right deds ons. ,m
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Democrat Ticket
Educated in Detroit Public
Schools; Graduate of Detroit' Candidate for Drain Commissi
iness Institute in Banking 1923 o n e r fa a^Bq l o r t h e 8 u p p o r | o f
Taxpayer in this county since ^ ^ ^ o n November 7th.
2 * S S S T * « d . m ^ T H. Is a vet^on of World W « 1
with many months otf overseas
service.
We ask you to consider his re
cord as Drain Commissioner from
1922 to 1926 and also his record
with the State Highway Depart
ment for four years in connect,
ion with road construction.
VOTE FOR Elizabeth L. Belen State Senator, Democre How About a Veteran for
Sheriff of Your County How About a Veteran for Sheriff of Your County? jtfftCi
A Veteran of World War II with 58 Months Service, Including
* 12 months Overseas Duty. I feelqualified for (his office.
C^MWOSSIONER""-^ "MichiganDept. of Labor and Industry in r m N o t a p o u ^ ^ s o ^ appealing to you as a Citizen and
Author of 8 bills now law,among them. Law requiring State Inspection of Elevators. Advertising Michigan Appje&\
QUALIFICATIONS
LEGISLATOR — Representative 1937 39. BUSINESS WOMAN—Retail Florist
x MENNEN WILLIAMS
Democrat Candidate for Governor /
. - . w ». J PARALLAMENTAHIAN^I'arsona recognized as parliamentarian; His experience in construction oif ™ £ £ r m ^ c ^ e n t a r k n T Law since 1936.
REGISTERED GRADUATE NUR- SE. Post Graduate work fe Pub tf7 Health at University of Michigan in 1928 and 1929,. Visiting-Nurse in Lansing 1919-1936
tile and open drains takes in
many years. -
He lives with his wife and two
small children at 3334 Dean©
Road, DeerfieW Township.
WORLD WAR I Ingham County Victory Garden Chairman.
WORLD WAR II. Supervising Nurse, Student Army Training Corps. <•
Voter for your Support Nov. 7.
LISTEN NOV. 5th at 7:15 P. M. STATION WJIM
LLOYD HENDEE V
DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR
Sheriff ^ « • T i ^
Vote Democratic Tues., Nov. 7 -c - ^ ^ - : . v . ; J r w X " rjT mmi+2
Malaria Control in Turkey W.'?' ""-••'Wis*:
Stressing a "new outlook" in international health, the U.N. World Health Organization (WHO) is now attacking international health problems with tactics based on preventive rather than curative techniques. Here, under the guidance of a WHO Malaria Engineer assisting the Turkish Malaria Services, workmen spray insecticide for mosquito control in a swamp near a town in the province of Ankara.
Plebiscite Administrator Meets V.N. Internes
A group of forty young men and women from 28 countries is this year training for an eight-week period at U.N. Headquarters where they arc assigned to different departments in the Secretariat to Icam the work of the Organization. Here, Admiral Chester Nimitx of the United States, TJ.N. Plebiscite Administrator for Jamam and Kashnnr, explains his contemplated mission to interested "internes'* Kaniz Ataullah (right) of Pakistan* and Sorfit Singh, of India.
LOCAL NEWS Junior Dinkel of the state pol.
ice is now located at East Lan-sina again.
Last Thursday niqht Abertu Dinkel,. Leota Reason> Amanda DeBarrr, the Zieqler Sisters, Ce celia Boscher Bexnice Maas and Nancy Chubb qove a Halloween party at the Dinkel home.
Sunday quests at the Koch . home were Mrs.Leer of Hamburg ! Lemuel Lewis and qiri friend * and Ed Lewis and wiie of South ' Lyon.
Mrs. Lucille Fohey entertained her card club at St Mary's rect. ory Tuesday.
The Steve Gerycz family of De troit called on Mrs, "Emma Voll.
<znex Sunday. Sunday quests at the Lee
f Lavey home were Mrs.Mae Metz of Howell Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Nile and Tessie and David Lavey of Jackson.
The Ona Campbell family were in Ann Arbor Sunday. , The James Whitley family spent Sunday at the Wm. Whitley home in Ann Arbor
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Coyle wore Sunday guests at the Clarence Stqpish home near Chelsea.
Mr. and Mr.s Mark Nash, Rosa leei David and Nancy spent Sunday in Ovid-
Sunday guests of Mr- and Mrs. Andrew Nesbitt were Mr-and Mrs. Gordon Hester of Ypsi | lanti and Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Naylor of Eajon Rapids.
Victor Lonn and wife of North ville were Sunday callers of the, Lester McAfee family.
The Charles Soiile family of Howell spent Sunday at the Phil lip Sprout home- j
Robert Carr who is attendinq , Michigan State is working in a> drug store week ends. i
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carr were in Walled Lake Sunday to takej Russell Bettes home who has been staying with them.
Ms. Emma Dinkel spent last week at the Gene Dinkelhome in Detroit. ,
TT1R WITH
BUTTER i
Llav *& 2*2&der With Blotter Everyone prefers Butter to a Colored Imitation. AHHIC from the deceit and fraud which would reBull from permitting yellow oleomargarine to be sold in this State, every thinking voter wants to
KEEP PROSPEROUS Butter ia the foundation on which Michigan's two and one quarter billion dollar dairy industry is built. If the "buttorle^eiV' undermine that foundntion-the whole structure is in jeopardy.
• >'• .Dairying is the state's greatest source of o tlt ! ,,.,1 ii.;<-r:?r rt; 1 cgricul-tore is Michigan's second largest industry.
' . Let us« not expose that great industry to undermining by selfish out-state interests whose only concern is making more money for themselves. If we allow yellow oleomargarine to invade the butter market it invites cheap imitations of other dairy products to follow suit.
PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST F R A U D - v
PROTECT YOUR STATED PROSPERITY
Vote N O on PROPOSAL 4 on Election Day—Nov. 7
And HE SURE TO VOTE
This appeal it made by the more tlian 15(XH) Michigan Dairy, Farmers who are members of the nan-pro/it cooperative
^MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
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OPROTECT YOURSEI? Against Imitation Buffer
Your right to know—for w**-that there's BUTTER on the table—is threatened by a move to tamper with-Michigan's long-standing imita« /ion-BUTTER law. The present law is a GOOD law. It protects you— \ our family—and the family table. Especially, it also protects you when you "eat out,"
Now, with a referendum vote on this subject on the ballot November 7, it's up to yon. It's your job to protect yourself against imitation- BUTTER —to make sure you get the real thing. Vote "NO" on Proposal 4, November 7th,
O PROTECT YOURSEIF Against High Mi'Uc Prices
In case Michigan'! present law—prohibiting substitutes colored yellow in imitation of BUTTER—is rendered ineffective in the November gen. oral election . . . thousands of Daily Farms will be driven out of business. Milk will become scarcer . . . higher in pr ice. . . as it has in other states which now allow, imitation-BC .£R to be sold colored yellow. It is no accident that milk prices in cities in those states are 1½ cents a quart hi'^htr than milk prices in states (including Michigan) which maintain ;• Protective law against selling imitation-BUTTFR colored yellow*. K.ep Michigan milk plentiful—reasonable in price. Vote "NO" on Proposal 4, November 7th.
PROTECT TOUR QW^ and Michigan's Prosp ^rity
WARS INC: T h e first year Canada n"ov,-i 1 j :hstitutes to be colored yellow in imitation of BUTTER cost Dairy a n - rs there 50 MILLION DOLLARS. 77-.7/ can happen in Michigan . . . wh ><.- >.<:;:,"OO people u ; . p'-nd on Dairying for their l ivelihood . . .-vith an investment TWh.-: THAT OF THF ENTIRF. WORLD OPFKATK N'J. \. T\\V. FORD MOTG:', COMPANY! Reduce Michigan's income by mrnr/ millions of do l ' ; v s C •.(.! vou depress tj>~* vuilct for all kinds nf M:iJ>; '.in goo.-h , . . S l i d e s :: v^riraldy dama/»in»* Michigan 's soil and agriculture,
I . w : ou ii ;„»c . . .for your family's sake , . , for Michigan's sake . . . ' : / j " - o n Proposal 4—general election, November 7th!
To the Qualified Electors:
Notice is hereby given that a General Election will bo held, in the Township of Putnam, State of MicWojan,_ at
JHE PUTNAM TOWN HALL
within Said Township oo
Tues„ Nov, 7th, 1950 fm top of e>ctu« the foftowino; effion* vU;
STATE-Govednor Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State Attorney General, State Treasurer, Auditor General
CONGRESSIONAL - Represent ative ia Congress.
^LBGISLATIVB-State Senator, Representative in State UgUla.
County-Rto^ecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, County Treasurer, Register o< Deeds, Drain Commissioner t S County Surveyor one such other officers as are elected « 2 2
Circuit Court Comrnissionex
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That facts are publishedby the Dairy Action League, 415 l','t!::t:r Building, Lansing, ,'U'C'J,, u-irking uitb aii'ttmsr ,'jHr,,'. : •-. ,.•• ' dairy grwipi in behalf oj keeping Michigan'sprtw:1.' ••'• ' :•"--• Jin-tax, bullet imit.iti'iiLltiw. It >sfinanced by the (Ci '.-".' 1/.»!.-^,i>i f'c.iple dependent In dairying.
ON PROPOSAL 4 (General Election Nov. 7) A !'n;pns,il to tamper with Mi i luxan ' s long-stanJing lUi i t f r lmua t ion Law.
AND TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING REFERENDUMS:
l~Proposed Amendment to Sec tion 1 of Article 3 of the State Consatuion relative to the Elect i v | Franchaise,
_ 2—Proposed Amendment to Article 10 of the State Constitution aufconzinq the borrowing of money to build and eqwp Hos-Pitals for MentaUy IU and EpUep iics, i raminq Schools for Mental
j Defective and Tuberculosis Hospitals.
I i 3—Prosposed Amendment to Article 2 of the State Constitution £y adcanq a new section there to relative to - , Aversion.
4—Referendum on Act. No. 1 of the Public Ac i s of 1949,entitled . ^ X? amend S^ti0*1 * of Act No. 22 of the Public Acts of 1901
entitled 'An Act to prevent decepion in the manufocture and sale of Imitation Butter.'"
Also any other proposition that may be submitted at this time.
Notice Relative o Opening and Closing of the Polls Election Law, Revision of 1943 (3093) Section t. On the day of
any election the polls shall beopened at 7 o'clock in the fore noon and shall be continueaopen until 8 o'clock in the alter noon and no l©nqer. Every qualified elector present and in line at thr, pools at the hour prescrib ed for the closinq thereof shall DO allowed to vote-
The POLLS of said election will b«=>' open at 7 oclock a m and wiii remain open ntil 8 oclock p. m. of said day of election.
MURRRAY KENNEDY.Twp. Clerk
U.1V. Rnd'o Presents' At omfr broadcast
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HARRY F. KELLY FOR GOVERNOR
Henry F. Kelly. Republican can hdate lor governor heads a *trong team for a tough ti.:m Ho served overseas with distinction in World War I. 1! • ':. .. boon acclaimed nationally loi the forceful leadership he i)--v'- Michigan during hwfour years as wartime govcrr.^i. He is particularly recognized O* a leader in the linht eg:r.iis; Com:rij;.ism and Socialism in the past ten years. He Is a teem leader who will work with the legislature and nil departments of the state government Strong men, with Irr.own ability for each job, will make up a Ptop/es' Tisk F^tce to get things done for you.
m C VANDENBERG FOR L!£UTCriANT GOVERNOR
•Vi!h"m C. Vandenberg has been o Led or in the state senate lor ' -.- i. rms. Ho has rendered vital ~ - -r •: as chcirman of the impor-'• ' i':".e Affairs Committee. A • :ri codiccted to the cause of ' ~rA government he advocates <-•• . ion:/ and ©cor.5:.:^ in state
Local Notes ?4
fRIDM.
ALGER, Jr. tor Secraiary ol State
FRANK 0.
MILIAR* lor ^rtora*7 Cenerot '
D. HAII
BRAKE JOHNS.
MARTIN, Jr. tor Auditor General
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Week end quests oi Mr. and . Mrs. Joe Griffith were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Georqe pf Detroit,Mr. and Mrs. Basil Garrison and fam ily of Dearborn and Don Griffith and family of Ann Arbor. i
1 Sunday quests at the Georqe , Thompson home were the Paul Keiser family, the Misses Minnie and Mary Thompson and Ralph
i Thompson of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. tra Nay and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ketcham. The occasion
: was Mr. Thompson's bbirthday.
! Mr. and Mrs. C.E.Bucher. scent iho week end with her sk>ter and lamiJv in Kalamazoo.
j Mi- and Mrs. Ross Head spent ' ihe week end with the Jack Schneider family ir>. Colchester, Ontoi io . '• |
\ Amonq those w£«o attended the . cancer meetinq at Grand Rapids J last week was Mrs. Clifford Van Horn.
The Cory Druq bowlinq team won from the Knapp Service LaRosa bowl Sunday niqht. The team f>of South Lyoon at the Cory team is Lloyd Hendee.capt.
Joe Griffith,. Wesey Reader, Clift Miller and Merlin Amburqey.
Mr- and Mrs. Ray Bums spent Sunday at the James Burns home at -Belleville.
The Hallooween party qiven by the Younqlove PTA Friday niqht was a biq success.
The Dominick ConkUri family of Pontiac were week end quests at the Ray Burns home.
We^k end quests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shehan were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boutell oi Howell, '"Mrs. Aqnes Burgess of Mason and Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor
Mr- and Mrs- Louis Wgqoner spent Sunday at the Clark home in Wayne.
Deanna Dinkel, qrand dauqh I der of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dinkel
was a patient at Melius hospital in Brighton last weekk-
The James Ward family of ^hubbs Corners entertained th.-> employees of the Scofield Shop
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•heimer; and Robert M. Hutchins. Movie actor John Garfield (left) and U.N. Kadio personnel are shown here recording the program.
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Farm Reforms Urged for Poland
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ober, A. D.. 1950 Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith,
Judge of Probate Iu The Matter of the ESTATE OP HENRY C. THOMPSON, Deceased It appearing to the Court thert the
time for the Preeeentation of oleums J against said estate should be limited
and that a time and place be appoint to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceaed oy and before said1 Court and that the legal heirs of said deceased entitled to
j Inherit the estate of which sedd dececs. Jed died seized should be adjudicated
wheel drive,very good condition, Ideal lor wrecker service.$650-00 International Pickup* excellent
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1 ^ . ^ ^ ItMeitf Aftt l l * OrderedJhat all of the creditors I I U I U M ^» iW 0115¾ J 11(, I • b O l C f f l D I I S 5 C I I , of said deceased are required to preset' 209 West Huron St, Ann Arbor?!
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their claims to said Court at said Pro., bate Office and to eerve a copy thereol upon George Poppas, administrator of said estate whose address is 332 S Fifth Street. Ann Arbor, Michigan on or before the 2nd day of January A. D , 1951 at ten o'clotk in the forenoon, said time and place hereby appointed for the examina tion and adjustment of all claims and demands against said decease'' for the adjudication and determination of the heirs at law oi said deceased at the time of her death entitled to inherit the estate of whlcn the deceased died siezed
It is Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be arren by publication of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis.. patch, a newspaper printed and clrculat ed in said County. A lm« copy Hirom R . Smith CelsiSli Pcrrshall Judge of Probate Register of Probate
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Special Representative Telephone 469 Howell 1169 Pinckney ltd, noweli Jfficlfc
FOR RENT:Modem 7 room house near Pinckney.
Box 108 Pinckney
FOR SALE:Baby scales, car bed, seat, cheap. Inquire 11360 River bank Hi land Lake.
Established 1865
Incorporated 1915^ LOST :X
jFOR SALE:Gilbarco OU Burner, i J^nCE: I will mcdce fancy aun type. $100-00. , *or bndal and baby shower gun type. $10000.
Gerald Reason T ~~™ " 13 inch male Beaqle
make fancy work <Z n^t cmdbaby showers and xoi Christinas presents. Mrs, Flora MacArtor, Phone 163
r«: call at 422 East Ivlain SL in 'Pinckney.
LOST:A qrey and wnito cu a sick child's pet. Reward.
Road ' 9 2 " °edax Lak°
Pinckney's
' t J^ / r m c t t mal© ceaqle FARM BANKING AT HARTLAND i h o ^ ' ^ t e with black and tan
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Michigan Investor tells about the i^ , \J° r o n t « 5 or 6 room use of banking principles in S S ^ w T * * 1 1 ^ * farm operation to produce con i%l ^ ^ U rowner. Portage Lake .- .^^.
4nq account at the fcank? Phone> Dexter 5302 amel kitchen rone, bums wood Deposits are made inv the form FOR RENT:Mod«rn five room Si c o a l
o c ? 3 a Edmund Haines 0i commercial ferilisers and home, all tunished. oil furnace. j ¾ ¾ ¾ „• • ^
'HrJLfi • ? p r a c t i s e s ^ d with'9 9 0 2 Riverside Drive or phone \ F O R .SAIfiDreesed Turkeyjchu; orawels in form of crops con- Brighton 7 3 9 7 1, jkpns and Ducks for Thanksqivinq Stash B l tT0 f l 8 n'Ph 0 BPh 0««» and.WM'lto: Girl to care lor two ^ , ^ . " ^ ^ n ^ . ^
I In#M- « -» t school children and help mth ] — J o h n B ^ ^ p j ° j ^ _ 5 8 F 2 ] Janc e t J m a ^ f n ^ i s f ° f t 0 r v ^ ^usework. V^Tnice c o n q J S a l ' W T T O K f f - q u a ^ r r i e ^ on fhi I S S S S S M 1 . ""I i n ^ ; h ^ with own room and good Shot Gun $15.00Toko Delr Rifb on the mvestment is returned m !waoe«. Wriu Mrow^,, S^^^iwHth a w M # I c S . iTck*^
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\« *v« :«- MIZ—I . ^- 'u,CTPat,flome wiin OWn-room and aooH
l???^i Spokane Ave. Detroit 4 Michigan, formerly of Pinckney. FUR SALE:ti9ctric Reirigerator
with 3 boxes of shells $45.00. Lucius Doyle, phone 42
Baby Sitter: Dependable, 35c ap hour. Claire Campbell Phone 131F3
s* M . . M M ' J , 0 /^ : c^CTnc rteirtgerator!£Jour. Uaire Campb M c P H E R S O N Stnlei RAW^ W 1 el©cWc stove, both in aond. Phone 131F3
FOR SALE: 2 lots 66X132 each! ^^e- U m s t e a d ?ana Sn « c ^ 1 , S t' ^ ^ © V ' hiquire AlTENTlONi
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teats Fruit
DUALITY Groceries
Vegetables Fish
All deposits up to $10,000 injured by our membership in the w" ^ti!fwri*' a 1 , ^ c ^ e v
\ Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- ? •596 Mower Road or J poratjon. ^ ^ ^ -
' FOR RENT:Cottage a* Big Silver 1 ' - - - * . . . ] Lake* rent by month* hot water, (
A* A* *• A. A, A- bathroom, lak« priviliges. Call 2 6 1 9 W.YptUantl after 3
Phil Carney Kraizmiller'5^ 1 Livingston County Phone 25566 •-- -*~~**_ * * ^^1 , 1 FOR SALE; Round .Oak Kitchen
Ann Arbor Range, bums coal or wood, in (good condition.
Colled f Louis Kourt. phone 69F3
Representative
Market Prices Courteous Service
Clark
Sows Bled Retoothed Lawn Mowers Sharpened
Ail Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed
A. Mandell 11524 Rivet Lane Drive
Hi-Land Lake, Michigan
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Pinckney WANra>:.»K>OT4^ / . Wiii pa* Detroit masker price* C R U o i d P h « 62F1
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LIVINSTON AND SHIAWASSEE DISTRICT
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
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REPUBUCAN CANDIDATE
FOR RE ELECTION
NOVEMBER 7« 1950 i^a s*U*.
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