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Veterans Endorse New Housing "habor iv-grace, no man; "National honor is national iinfortee..1,15, coo occasion- tHUEN property of the highest ally find men disgrace (ton, dough. value." Y Nutton of labr." t a concert hall, Broad. \lay 7 at l» her solo ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 6, 1948 nu two duct • Pianist of Novseslan, Welcome Mrs. Edgar Veterans Endorse Miss Nutton, ny outatand Public To Jading cities New Housing Act ate of Abbot Meetings Favor Adoption of Low Rental Committee Votes to Project At Special Town Meeting BIAS? Open Future Meetings Veterans of Andover are heartily and managing of the property. The By LEONARD F. JAMES mitifically To Spectators In favor of the adoption by the board would be made up of five fully On November 29, 1947 the United town of the law •establishing a members, four appointed by the se- The public will be welcome to oiently Nations provided the paper solu- Housing Authority here to pro- lectmen until the next town meet- oily tion for the settlement of Palestine attend all future meetings of the vide low rental housing for vet- ing, when they would be subject to -the division of the land into two school committee, according to a erans, and are looking forward to a vote by the electorate, and the parts, provisional or temporary decision reached at the hoard's re- a large turn-out at the special town filth appointed by the state. Rvery meeting Tuesday, May 18, when all action of the board would have to governments for the Jewish and cent meeting. the Arab states by April 1, 1948, angles of the project may he freely have state approval. This move follows a somewhat and the establishment of two inde- discussed. The rentals will be at prices that similar action taken hut a few pendent states by October 1. And Ileads of the various veteran or- veterans can afford. It is expected weeks ago when it was voted to thus was the problem solved, pro- ganizations contacted during the that they will be erected and oper- invite the press to attend the vided the Jews, the Arabs, the Rus- past week are unanimous in their ated without cost to the town, ex- sessions. sians and world politics could be opinion that the project will not cept for a small appropriation of ignored! At the special meeting last week only help many veterans, but will $500 which will be asked to cover the committee voted to adopt a the cost of initial operating ex- The immediate question in De- greatly relieve the housing short- motion of the Rev. John S. Moses, penses. pers cember 1947 was, How will parti- age in the town. seconded by Member William A. The rentals will be financed by tion he enforced? The three parties Under provisions of the bill, the Doherty that the public be wel- the issuance of notes or bonds involved—British, Arabs, Jews— Housing Authority in each city or comed to attend the meetings of guaranteed by the Commonwealth didn't know what the United States town will have absolute home rule the school committee except at and Russia (partners in agreement in the planning, building, owning (Continued on Page Four) such times as the committee meets Covers for practically the first time) meant in executive session. for to do to produce a solution, Did Russia, realistically, know that par- A request of the Shawsheen vil- on lage Women's club for permission tition wasn't possible? The United Parking Meter Bids to place in the Shawsheen school States proposed that as a means a bust of the late William M. 'Wood of keeping peace while partition was tabled. The bust and a plaque Sought By Selectmen ). 1350-R proceeded there should he a special Parking meters will be appearing states in the number of meters constabulary recruited on a volun- were formerly in the Administra- tion building at Shawsheen, anti in the business section of the town employed. teer basis by the United Nations. when taken over for the Sacred early this summer as the result of The survey further showed that How large? In 1947 Britian policed action taken this week by the se- the return per meter also varied a Palestine with 100,000 troops at Heart school, were removed and presented to the town. A motion of lectmen when they requested some great deal. For example, the town coat of $160,000,000. To whom Punch:in! Illgh ',hoot luij, form n human pyramid at the Member Doherty to grant per- of the leading nranufacturers of of Exeter, N. H., which Installed should the volunteers report? Who :,,,,-oat 1.0 (II exhibition in the Me ial auditorium April 28. mission to place the bust in the such devices to submit figures for 243 meters and put them into oper- should pay for the organization? 1.0,1 I.II to right, bottom row, Hilton P. l'ormey, Joseph school was not seconded and no their installation here. Who would be admitted to it? Jews, 31,11111o, Richard E. Gould, Herbert Otis, Gitet E. 31edolo; further action was taken on the '('101111 /.0,1, 'taro D. Greene, William E. Bowser, Leonard In a recent traffic survey made in matter. i.t•ritard, Gregory E. .Arabian; third row, Clifford A. Lawrence, the square and adjacent streets it Russell (;. Hoy It•, John W. Gillis; fourth row, Joseph B. Wentiik, was estimated that about 110 Ale.tin W. O'Hara; top, Robert L. West. (Surette Studio) meters would be needed for the area to be covered. WANTED Parts Andover Soldier While a minimum apace of 20 7 Room House — Must be feet for each machine is recom- in Residential Part of mended by some of the manufac- Shawsheen Dies of Wounds turers, the selectmen in their study Call Presents for the FIRST TIME in ANDOVER Word was received here Wednes- A break in the new 16-inch water of the problem are expected to ad- day of the death at Fort Knox, main on Reservation road early vocate a minimum of 22 feet per MRS. PAULINE BLOOD Kentucky, of Sergeant Clifford Thursday morning left the town machine. This will allow ample Lawrence 30020 Walker McKee, son of Mr. and Mrs. without water pressure for more room for entering and leaving each Davis McKee of 9 Cuba street, as than an hour. space without too much crowding. the result of wounds received when The break occurred about 100 Installation of the meters will be a shell jammed in the breach of a yards up from the Abbot bridge. A made only after a study of each howitzer and exploded. Two other large hole was torn in the road street with the cooperation of the Jplicates members of the gun crew were re- and the great volume of water that Pruning, Topping, Remov- chiefs of the police and fire de- ing, Planting and Trans- ported to be severely injured. gushed down under the railroad re mode With a Box of PERFECTION FRESH CHOCOLATES partments. planting. Fruit tree and bridge and emptied into the Shaw- McKee was serving his second A national record covering in- ornamental shrub pruning -ally you sheen at that point left a large enlistment in the Army and was stallations in every state tam the and spraying. gully along the road and tons of with the 76th Armored Field Union showed that in 1947 there gravel and rock piled up along its Battalion. were 255,01)0 in eters installed. ANDOVER ARBORISTS path. TELEPHONE ANDOVER 1914 Born in Andover, February 2. Massachusetts was far behind most The break was discovered about 1974, he first enlisted in the Army 5:55 a. in. when the water pressure Ap.•11 23, 1942. After training ill gauge at the pumping station start- camps at Texas and :Mall/Min, he ed to drop rapidly. Supt., ' YOUR ANDOVER FURRIER served overseas in the European Award It. Lawson was notified and with Wal- and African theatres. He was di, SAFEGUARD YOUR PRECIOUS FURS ter Baker and James S. Goodwin IN OUR MODERN, SCIENTIFIC FUR STORAGE VAULTS started over the streets through where they are safe from theft, fire, heat and humidity that dry which the main water lines flow. out the natural oils that make your furs lustrous and supple. ORIENTAL AND The torrent of water rustling Don't discard your old furs. You'll be amazed to see how RUGS DOMESTIC RUGS down Reservation road was soon we can remodel them to the latest styles. During the summer CLEANED—MOTHPROOFED—REPAIRED CARPETING EXPERTLY CLEANED discovered and the two gates at the months cur rates are much lower. There is more time to devote IN HOTELS - THEATRES - HOMES junction of Andover and Central to your Individual requirements. Why pay )meat —ORIENTAL RUGS A SPECIALTY— streets shut off together with an- !mare? Just 2% of valuation. Otash Rug Cleaning Co. other at the head of Reservation 5 BROOK STREET — METHUEN oath, thus isolating the break. ROBBIE'S FURS Tel. Lawrence 22298 or Lawrence 4372 15 BARNARD STREET, ANDOVER TELEPHONE 19541 eck Fords (Continued on Page Sixteen) etter job. gs- Clean, cool, good-looking place Made of tough, water-re- pellent fibre; leatherette rE reinforced; snug-fitting. We Candy is always a treat. Whitman's Refrigerated ice can fit your car. Attractive SI When the candy is Candy Department. Ever Whitman's the treat is since we introduced this patterns. dies1/4 something special. And handsome refrigerator, our here in our store the customers have been find- tip Whitman's candies you ing Whitman's candies select have a wonderful more of a treat than ever rk.
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