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THE INGHAM COUNTY Lng- Fot' Uny Cut, Ll'or Ol11o1' Good Lluolnes:L Oppot•Tunlliph LUI N to L'ag-Ch O, 7 Nnd 8 CJATI'i WANTF.D-D, Ii', Whltt~tker, Annl!l ) ITiir!e,murl, llo illtHr~nHIIA, illHIII'Iori filtH 1111ion ilrllllltll;Y lu l'lnr] tiiiH HOIJHl· lllld · ono with Inn lllltll,Y t•ulH, It'll hn good illtnl· THE INGHAM COUNTY lng- fot' uny cut, ll'or ol11o1' good lluolnes:l oppot•tunlliPH LUI n to l'ag-cH o, 7 nnd 8, N incty.fil'nt Y caa· No.24 MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE. 14, 1951 3 Sections - 24 Pages Detectives Nab ;~::;~:wEATHER Jury Convicts Monkeying in Mason New City Charter Three to Solve t•lnl'll"'"""" to lw1•p ... even '""'"' with ~.~~~.~~,their flll'lll rninR. ~.~~,.~~~'"' Fourth Man of • R bb • worlc The hu:v, crop In hen ',Y fi'ntmCIH lYe 0 erleS A cold wet Hpring deln,ycd fitting who have urloplctl the ni'W [11HC• F or tlclrln nnrl the planting of outs ll!m of grnss silag-e hc[l'un cutting Attack on Girl unrl r•nr·n With t•nntlnucd molalurc nncl chopj11ng last weal,, l•'l<'ld hal· Wins by 81 Votes, Dansville Boys Confcsn, I hi' In I e-plnn I crJ ct·opn ovct·cnmc crs will be sent In lu adlon next Alibi Defense Man their rlcluycrl Rtdrl Nnw foa·mct·s woclt Fails Implicate Ex-Convict in flnrl lhcnmclvrH ctowdcri with hn;v 'rher·c will lw c•ompntrrllvely Ill· facing Court on Chm·gc Series of Bold Brcaii-Ins I hal twr•rls In lw Pill, 101'0 r•t•ylnr; ilo hlly mnrln the nld·fa~hlnncrl way Of Raping Baby-Sitter rHtt t n he r·rtlllvulerl ancl berms yet on big f, 1rms 1 hrs ye11 t·. Balers nnrJ Deputy Sheriff Vcrsile Bah- lo he plnntorJ. r·hoppers nnd hitrn-rlr·tcr·s h:tvc Only one ballot was ncces- Effective June 26 cock ami Dctccttvc Scrgcdnt II ftw Jnglivm fllllllet'H, teporlcrllht•oug-ht ahont lhc chang-c. Unrlct SRry Thursday forenoon for 12 Joseph Pearce of the stdte Al'lrng Conn I Y Agent M. rr lite new mcth(I(IH h<~Y JH cui .. ar· men and women to decide that / police have bzoken UJl a local AVt'I'Y, al't• strll planting eom llct and ellhet hnlcrl, <'lwppecl ot' j.tmcs Arnold was guilty of Voters Replace Old Charter with One '!'hey ,11c using quklt-mntuzlng hy· hauled to hatn-rlzrot'i wtlhout de· crime ring. The offzccrs ar- htrds. pendcncc on sttn-rh·ytng statutory rape. lie was the last rested two Dansville youths of Corn genet·ally Joolcs good It has M11cl< crops gcnei!Jily Jool< good of five men held to trial for Giving Broad Powers to 7-Man Council 16 and Ronald Cram, 29, of eome 11p f.1st anrl htts good l'olor. So fat llwy lio~vc l'He qml wrnrl offenses committed against a ' Dansvtllc on Weclnesclay and Wheal shoWb 1tnus11ul promise 111 1lnmage, nnrl watr1 rlc~nH1gc h,,. 15-year-old Lansing township . Mason_ adopted a new city char.tct Tuesday The rna 1 gin of lli<JHt ftcldH Some hw. been hrcn lrghl. 1\!ec~rlow n11nt r '""" 1 1 • · Thursday of last week. rll'ownc<l oul 1>11t all that sut vrvcel thl'flug-11 tho win IPI .HJ<I Hp ,.; Ja Jy-slttcz · vactory was _81. The total was 219 111 favor of the new chatter 111 and 168 agamst. Offu•er·s SHirl llw boys rnnlns'.crl lwH nHHI<' !oipld growth. \VIIh leAs l111m <J<lll\1111 lns,p,, A Dale Pennell and Robert to ;mrls In IIVI' rlili'ct'<'lll JO!JH Oo~ts ate hl'low normnl, moHt fciY HJ1flls :;rllfet'Nl llfllll Hi<~ral- Moore pleaded guilty May. 1. The ftrst watd approved the new chartct 14J to Ill. Sec· They rmpllr• 1lcd Ctam 111 ,Ill ol IIHmers say. Mnny flclrls went In lng- WHict early m IIH• ,,,ll 1111, J.tckson Griffin was convicted ond·wardcrs dragged their fcf!t. The west ~tdc vote was 108 them Cmnr, ltnwc~''l, lioiH "" f:. 1 i11lc oncl some o! those fields wc1c Dnlons hnvt• marie loiJllfl g1nwlh to 87. Two ballots were thtown Oltt as void rlenlcrl an,v lmowlcrlg" or Lno - , at a Jury trial in Lansing April ct1111c' lie Is h<'lng heir! In j.nl nn 30. J. D. Powell was acquitted Less than one-quarter of the rcgtstcrcd votetH cast their ballots. The registr<Jtion lists ii hrealung dill! cnlellng Ill l!JC Kl·wanl·ans Vt.SI•t by employment of an alibi de- nig-hlt 11110 dull gr• WII h n !Joncl set fense, show 945 eligible voters in IHSUCS fli'C nVerslilldOWee! hy COUll• ,tl ~2,uOO. lfls ciHtncrs nf hl'rng- rc- h 1 the first ward and 859 in the ly, slate and nallmral campaigns. lensed on llw hnnd oil~ r·emfllo, Of· c I. dren s Home Tltdt W.IH lhe !lcfcnsc used 111 hc- second. Begmmng .July 1, 1!1!i5 lh<' pre~­ tlcet'H explarnml, hr•cotiiHC at the 1 h.rll of J,mtcs At·nold Accotd111g to ent two !IISltcl' comls wrll be Wzth Ttrcsrlny's voir., the .Teffrr­ tune nf hzs ,11'1 rsl he w.ts on pn- Ar nolrl anrl hrs wrtc anrl other wzt- nbolrslwcl. One Will be c~l nhllshcd. rolc from .TncltHon ptrson I 11• cnn Member~ of' Lhc Mnson I<iwanrs nosscs he wasn't there, not son st1cct watrl ltnc wtll VdrtiHh. n Fu st-wn1 riels nnd sccond-wn 1dcr s The one Jus til c Will he plitccrl on nloo be lwld o1s a Jlfllnlc V10ltto1 cluh JOlllCI] Holt, Wtllramstnn ,mrl Wlrs tl10 gnl nt the A111old hom.; salary has1s lnsl<•Hd ol the present IYrll no longc1· be scgrcga terl Thd t The five spec 1flc c11mes char god Eaton R,tpicls Krwanrans "L Lhe on I~Phlllfii'Y 19, 1951 That was Jezebel and Isabel rlo plenty of fcc sysLPm. 'l'lw court costs col­ fetcnt from that fed on cow o1· ts only one of the 111 n !IV ch,t ng cs to some m· .111 nf the D<~nsvlllc trw VFW natwnnl home m Onondag-a when the g11l tcst1frcd tlwt the monkcymg around 111 the animal lected wrll be plaecd 111 the city goat mtlk, It i~ that difference the new chat te1 wtll pt'ovJCie. 111 e the l11ggmg- oil of the Dnnsvllle 1'ucsday lllght Kiwanums 110m tltc last Ill fl scl!l•s of outrages was house at Wyeth Incm poratecl. But which Dr. Tamarelli anrl hrs staff lreasury The new cho~rlcr ftxes ~chool s,lfc May 21, ti\C stenhng foUl' clubs wctc sctvcd drnnct· 111 commzttcd ag-amst her. Dr. R M. 'Pontaeclh, Mrs Elizabeth arc t1ymg to cort·eet Effl'l!tl\ r in 10 Dll,\">i t !JC snlru·y of llw JIISli<'C as not flnrl str·1ppmg of the Not mnn p 11 t- the newly-opened g11cst lodge Tho Arnolds cmployccl the haby- Ltnden and Glenn Kaspaz ek arc all Monk~ys, ltl<e humans, have per­ Mnson has only 10 do l'H rn whiclt less Lllan $1 000 1101 more than ~el c,11 March 28, lllhbcty of D1. Charles Adams, managc1 of the stttet· to LL11e c,ue of Lhcrr chtlc.l business. sonalities Take .Jezebel for exam­ to cast off the old g-A'rmenl ,111cl ~1 ,000 a year. Ha!lfln c.unpbcll's nffrce nL Leshe I ltome, told of !LS estahhshmcnl and whtlc both WOlltcd. On the stand The two M.tCCRCIIH Rhesus mon­ ple She doesn't lll{c to be bother cd put on the new Tunc 26 1s tile cf. An assrwralc JUHLH·e Will serve Moit'ch :11, r•ntlmg off of the Mzch- 1 development. He explruncd the fi· Atnold odmztted maJ([ng mttm.t- lteys help m Wyeth's dr lve fot pet­ D1 Tamarelli srtys she zs cranky. fcct1vc date fat the new cha1Lc1 only when the JliHltcc IS absent, tgan Bell Tclcplwnr• cornp.1ny safe nanctal prog1am suppoztrng the ltons to comp,mrons th.tt the g-11'1 fcctwn of SMA-tmttatron moth­ She has no patience fo1 people Howcvct·, the t1 nns1tron won't be ciJs<~blerl or rlisqnahfiod. He'll he nt M.tHon Aptil 11 an1l rohhc1y of home for the mphanecl childten o( might be teccpttvc to thou· ac.l- er's 1111lk Bolh ,tntmals ate about who monkey around. Above all she complete fot two ycm·s nt least. Plllfl on ol pet clrcm JHtHIH, not leS'I B.ttlholomi'W s Sales .111d Set v1cc VF\.Y members. vances. one and a half ycnzs old and cot'· hates photographer's who explode Present clccttve offtcezs Will be I hdn $5 00 1101 lllOI c lh 1111 $15.00 111 Mason June 5 j 1 The frunrly plan of housmg the The LIJ,tl W<~S held befm c Judge l cspond to human 111 fan ts m ag-e. flash bulbs in her face contmued tn thou posts unt1l then pel' d:Ly I! tile fiNSOCIIltc SCI VCS Both youths deny hnvmg anyl I 200 youngstcts at the VFW home, Chatles H Hayden Wednesday Man and monkey at c vet y close m Isabel rs chffcrent. She acl s in­ pr·esent letms cxpuc Even the 11101 c than 1'i clays 111 ,my nne yea!' l t1 D 11 1 1 1 I .Adams saul, has been wrdcly Judge Hayden chatgcd the JUI v qutsttrve and likes lo probe and Ills salary bc}onrl lho J[j days wrll par rn tc tnsvl e sc wo l o l·J Thmsday momtng.
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