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Notice!* Tabulations showing the 1938 tax rates, assessed valuations a nd other detailed information regarding the break-down of rates for various taxing bodies will be found on Page 10 of this issue. OpposOiion to Harmony Sate Provokes 'Figh Preuident Kinne Issue@ Ultimatum Deanandlug Two Barmony Nominees Be Replaced;, Would Dump Village Manager The Wilme tte political pot is seething and boiling. After a neriod of peace in which an independent, village-wîde Opposition to the Harmony Con--j vention siate, of candidates reeent!y arinounced, becamne a tact late Tues- day night of this week when the fol- lowlng candidates were Illed wlth Village Clerk Nicholas P. Miller UnR- der the designation "People's Econ- omy Ticket," to stand for election ln Wilznette Tuesday, April 18_ For Village Trustees Carl A. Peterson, 144 Maple avenue. Gaylôrd J. Case, 1126 Michigana ave- nue. Frederlck C. Dressel, 10»9 Lake ave-* nue.