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CORY Crime Probers ■ V V ■■■ K •'vr,-'.: ' , ■■ , ■' iKourfri^ater Eo^nfatg If^rali) MONDAY. t 6. I f f l Avtrage Dally Net Press Ran Chrda racairad from Mlao Baa- Tks W sn tN s • Mlaa m tn od E. Hobaon, a aaaior Fur « e WMk EMhig ffarimai at 0 . 0 , WlpQ MJ at LaaaU JA lor CoUaga la Auburn- tries Bindar, dlrsotor of nuraaa at Manager Waddell Reports Further Talks March M. IWl data, Maaa., and Mlaa June Site- Mancbaater Mamorlal Hoapltal, man, a freahnian at tha aanm ool- who la enjoying a aoutham vaca­ T bOw IMr. South laga, parUclpatad In tha Joint con­ tion, aUte that aha had to drive On Bonded Indebtedness On New School 10,158 Mr, wanMT thaa laak aIgMii ’ _ *• cert of the Orphean dub of Laaall through anow, lea and avan a bite- al Ow AeOt at ' nine and tha Bowdoin College Olaa club ard before striking warm waath. *t the taat Friday exening at Laaell. Miaa #r. The town-ovaned Water Depart--<efrom the oonatnictlon fund for the Town Officials and Con­ Afonehieslor— >4 CUy of VlUago Charm le p^up Hobson la the daughter of Mrs. ment has outstanding bonded^ I Bowers and Verplanck achoola a for the Worshipful Master Albert' D. sum larger than enough to have tractor to Iron Out De­ Ethal V. hobaon of 212 Porter Indebtednaaa amoxintlng to a total i.w v o thtm Krauso has called a apeclal com­ carad for tha added coat of tha tUeeMSee Advertlalag m Faga 1$) street, and Miss SKaman. the tails of Construction VOL. LXX. NO. 149 MANCHESTER CONN.. TUESDAY. MARCH 27. 1961 (FOURTEEN PA(iE8) PRICE FIVE ay. Thoao daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William munication of Manchoater Lodg# $676,000 which la being amortlaad I Broad atreet acbool, but officiate !lM to tha No. 78, A. F. and A. M.. to bo held out of Income according to the could not find they had the elear J. Sltaman of 22J S t Jamea street General Manager George H. l i i f A . a •• * i lo iiova aoma* at the Masonic Temple this eve­ March 1 position of the town con­ right to expend this leftover money f " ning at 7:15. At 7:30 a Masonic Waddell, representativea of the ~^ara raqneated to tained In a report compiled by on any other project It may be Miss Suzanne Robb, daughter of limeral service will be held at applied toward making final pay­ Board of Education and o f the ^^X-Prad Bogera. School Building committee and the SaysN.E. Steel Mill Ilita]|f ffohanthal, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood J. Robb, Watkins Brothers Funeral Homs General Manager George H. Wad­ ments on the bond teauejfrom which of 08 Adelaide road, is home for agente qf the apparent loweat bid­ mJ)$afaafrow. for the late Francis A. Rolston, a dell. it remains. the Easter holiday from Gk>ucher past master of Manchester lodge. der for the proposed new Broad WHAT IS YOUR *MQ- l O t e r - ^ trapWe » « ------ Of the Water Department debt, street elementary school met to­ Crime Probers Ask College, Baltimore, Md., where she 1500,000 te due In a lump lum. Thli * i a-* -i* Could Not Survive . sia hataraan Waldon'a htflt A. wUI is enrolled in the freshmsn class. Dllworth-Comell-Quey Post 102, day to negotiate further on the obligation was a aerlea of flret ^ 1-iOCH 1 t 'O I l l l l l C S ^MANCHESTER QUOTIENT in i TaloottaUla. Ratui gireninf at eight Ameriesn Legion, will meet at the structure. 4oa'a Dn*. pldaParrett will mortgage five per cent gold bonds ' General Manager Waddell said ^ — gglpUlan defenae Temple Chapter No. 53. Order American Ls-gion Home this eve­ Thiq te aaa af a prajeetod mriaa of tafermal ning at eight o'clock. Prior to the eaaumed by tbe town when the! A f I j i n m K i l m e ^ l * that the discussion te on the form qatzaea deolgned to glvo yon mote than a nod- lUi/ftaw hia film, of the Eastern Star, will hold a Water Department waa purchased ' I V I I l I l t y r of the contract which has not yet Outside Competition short business meeUng Wednes­ meeting the members of the exec- from Cheney Brother! in Septem­ dlag aoqtaalataaoe wttb yoar town. Its eharacter, , jJSMt the Atomic utix-e committee will hold a meet­ been completed, but he said it la day evening at eight o'clock in the ber, 1933. It has been Unpoaiible Its hteton and Ito problem. Knowtag Maaehoator \ ORIVINO TO flortda t Toi ' ing at sex-en o'clock. The families of Robert C. An­ expected to be in form for signa­ baiter wul glvo yon a better oaderatandlag of He Masonic Temple. Following the to pay off these bonds without also ture within the next few days. New Haxrsn, March 27— — wmsan,. ha that taxpaysra acooBomodata ;i o. t«l_ £ ^ meeting a scml-puhllc installation derson, 55 Birch street; Norman problems and perhaps polat the aray for molding A Yals soonomtet reported today would put up moat of tho monoy Ra Tonight at 7:30 at'the Hartford paying the five per cent interest The A. E. Stephens Construction its future. Magara. liafaren" “ “ of the ofliterrs for 1951-1952 will in full to date of maturity due to Fendell, 519 Center street; Richard that “an Independent, Integrated for the mlU, boar moat o( the Salvation Army citadel, the first company of Springfield, the suc­ WrlU Bo* Q. Haru^ take place. After the reception of the conditions under which they A. Heady, 37 Perkins street: Wil­ Manchester Dsvstopmsnt Cotnmlasioa steel mlU, located anfvhere In risks and get none of tho profits, of a scries of montlily meetings In cessful bidder, has asked $887,000 the new officers refreshments will xvere floated. The general man­ New England, cannot ’ now sur- if any. ! Demand U. S. Treasmy llaOP! —Doad chjBLPWC.S be served In the banquet hall un­ this district will take place, with liam F. Legault, 615 Hilliard street, for the building itself, to which xrivs" against competition from Unfair Oempetittoa Tniman Wears Head net at Conference Scatty In aoma of hl^ ager proposed to refinance this and Kenneth M. Lappen, 44 Cone cost is added $20,400 for grading > Tell How Racketeers der the chairmanship of retiring special hand snd choir music. Issue, "possibly by one-half In other steel producing areaa. Tlta UBS of governmental funds lecta. Teather wlUl' Worthy Matron Mrs. Mary C. Members of the local corps are the ten acre school site and addi­ That, said Professor O. Glenn or credit "for unfair competition cash and then Issue bonds for street, were Invited to spend the tions for furnishing and finishing “Get Away With Mu1^ at boma. Call 3*V752 Dlttmeyer and her committee of urged to attend. week end at Camp Kilmer, New Saxon, wraa the only conclusion i with private tax-paying and risk yearly payments with taat payment which brings the present total Stores new members of the year. in 1973." Brunswick. N. J., visiting their "any realistic economic or mar taking enterprises opens the door der” In listing $100«* XH* PROSH>Cv?l sons. Broad street acbool budget to $1,- ket analyst" could reach. to socialization of the industry so 1^ young chlldran. Miss Kiimcc Field of Norfolk, The Water Department has an­ 065,400. Of thla sum, $165,400 is The executive board of the t’onn., spent the week-end in to\XTi. Army policy prevents new’ '17)6 New England Council, a re­ invaded," said the Yale economist, 000 as Miscellaneous bj/r^Uidargartan, flfin Ra-fcaK other $378,000 outstanding on an being drawn from the town's re- gional promotional organization, adding: K through Friday. Tlb« ^tia Chaminade club will meet tomor­ She attended the sessions of tlie original issue of 8650,000 contract­ soldiers who are taking basic train­ serx’e fund. The original cost, esti­ Income While Ordin­ ing from going off the military has for months been attempting "If one industry-can be social­ ** fomlahad. Mre. Oala — row evening at eight o'clock at 34th annual Bible Conference at ed in 1933 on which $17,000 is mated at $900,000, waa voted for the home of Mrs.'Grace Ca.se, 18 reservation, so the commanding to interest established steel com­ ized by such a process, to can tor. Phona 4S67. the Masonic Temple, and called on being paid off annually and will raising by bond issue. The subse­ every other industry.” ary Citizen Is Pulled in Lilac street. relatives and frictids. officer of the 307th Replacement panies or a big user of steel In be completed in 1973. quent bid made It appear this the Idea of building and operat­ Saxon, former State Finance For Small Infractions WANTED—Rl<Je to Depot at Camp Kilmer, sent letters sum would be insufficient, and the Other Bonded Obligations to each soldier's family explaining ing a mill at a site in the New commissioner, made tha report at nay. V to 8:80. Vlcinltj Mary Bushncll Cheney Auxil­ reserve fund waa drawn on after the request of the Black Point as­ IAU Besides this the town has the the restriction and InvitUig them to London-Waterford area. Thus far. land atreet. Phone iary, No. 13 U.S.W.V., will hold a public hearing and appropriation none has been w-illing to under­ sociation, which he described as a Waahington, March 27.— following bonded obligations: $18,- Camp Kilmer.
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