Press and Sun-Bulletin from Binghamton, New York • Page 2

2 BINGHAMTON PRESS Nov. 18, 19,34 City Housing C7 iHere is the TUKKJsY Bonds Sold Widow Guilty In Neighbor Dispute Case in i I it you'll be raving about Kramer fi.s Views: Elmira or Pa. TV OK Will End WWR Plan To Morgan Co. i for wcg i J. P.

Morgan is Mrs. Beatrice Mason, Castle Creek Road widow, "native mwm tne successiui low Bidder on $637,000 in bonds offered for sale yesterday was found guilty of by the Binghamton Housing disorderly conduct involving a dispute with a neighbor, Mrs. Minnie Smith, wife of Howard Assignment of television Channel 9 to Elmira or Blossburg, Pa. would mean an end to plans of W1NR to operate an ultra high frequency station in Binghamton, The firm offered an interest rate of .77 per cent and a pre M. Smith, Republican supervisor mium of 56.

from the Town of Chenango. Justice of the Peace Hawley WW Mayor Donald W. Kramer said yesterday. Mr. Kramer is president of MOHICAN FAMOUS "BLUE RISSON" MOH Five bids on the bonds were Booth, Town of Chenango, said opened recently at Carlisle Hill it, Inc w.liCI.

uhlan's l.xiv anu; Ks)H he found Mrs. Mason guilty and suspended a 30-day jail term "during good behavior." There hiis a federal Communications He added that as far as net Commission license to operate an Apartments, one of the city's two public housing developments. Other four bidders and their offers: Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, .77 per cent and S9 premium; N'alinnal Citv Rank nf Nw Vnrlr work affiliation is concerned was no jury. Mrs. Mason, who pleaded in II station on Channel 40 His comment was in response "we have hi'd negotiations with nocent Oct.

13, was defended by Young hovy lomi pkmp Ml breajled to a ouoMion as to whether he onc neiwotK ana nave Deen Young lwnj pick crop, luciow, jjJ John M. Keane. Binghamton at uith ihe. virws of thea'kec' hy another to discuss for Ihe whit meol .74 per cent and $5 premium; jj town of your fomiiy torney, wniie Mrs. bmith was represented Jhy Harold S.

Taylor, saiomon urouiers nuizier, also a Binghamton attorney. per cent and $13 premium; and station's Washington lawyers as affiliation," Mr. Kramer said, expressed in a statement filed vith the FCC in opposition to I the application to have ChannelLejainS ln 1 Jd) 9 assigned to the Elmira area. Miss Patricia .1. McKeon IF YOU LIKE WE Will ROAST AND STUFF YOUR TURKEY The woman was found guilty of name calling in a public high way near the Mason-Smith! ORDER YOURS THIS WEEKEND "It is clear," the Washington daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Binghamton Press Phottx homes, Justice Booth said. When they arrested Mrs. attorneys said, "in the Ugin oi.rv. McKeon, 54 Leroy Street, will Chase National Bank of the City of New York, .86 per cent and $12 premium.

The short-term note," due Nov. 4, 1955, represents a portion of the debt for the Carlisle Hill housing project. The Bingbamton Housing Authority has a subsidy contract on the project with the SvA'll hnua it rresh eaned ana rea experience that vlli competition play a leading role in Arthur Mason on a warrant issued by Justice Booth, sheriff's men said for you to pick up any day you want creates insuperable obstacles to Miller play, "The Crucible" to-the development of UHF and night through Sunday at the New WEST JUNIOR LEADERS Newly elected officers of the 9A class at West Junior High School which will be graduated in January, 1955, set a good example In study for their classmates after their recent election. Left to right: Margaret McCarthy, 15, of 11 Jerome Avenue, secretary, and Stephen Scott, 15, of 105 South Washington Street, president. mat wnere.

one or more vririiorK state Teachers College at the widow told them she and the Smiths have wrangled over a property line for several years. 26-28-30 CHENANGO 5TnttT stations provide service, a lir buffalo. television station has little or no; The nlav will Hp nroc.nt ration. H0Usln8 Admims-jj ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY Justice Booth said he did not chance of securing a satisfactory! Casting Hall, dramatic society of MOHICAN QUALITY BEEF permit any mention of the property line dispute to enter into the trial. The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that the J.

Tip a sufficient viewing audi-. All Best Cuts "Their differences of opinion ence. 1 Mr. Kramer said he did notiAPM? Loi'fltS to Up Filled Ollt completely endorse the state-i BONELESS RUMP Morgan firm naa purcnased a total of $3,020,000 ln bonds offered by 30 local housing au- thorities in the country. over the years had nothing to do with whether Mrs.

Mason was guilty of disorderly conduct in FRESH, LEAN Ground Beef STEAK SALE ment of the attorneys, insofar as; it said that the existence of Justice Booth said Largest purchaser of the total'f BAAQT nds $103,288,000 was Chem-lJ liWMJ I bond '55 License Plates on Sale Dec. 1 even one vtif station gave a new UHF station "little or no ical Corn Exchange Bank which lb I9C lb. lb. 25 5fc whether his vehicle is covered by liability insurance off at least chance of securing a satisfactory! network affiliation, or cf build-: Binohamfon Press Bureau Isurance information form; motor-' go into effect next year, for bodily injury bought $53,360,000 worth of thei; bonds. The average interest rate onJ all bond purchases was .71 per cent, the Journal reported, or .06 a i and tor property damage, Vi- uxv.vfc Aittany plates go on1 ists wno want "special number One license plate, of orange salp Der.

1 Mntrsr Vphicln Cnm.i dates" will nav an pxtra sprv. and the name of the insurance company. Tender, White-Meated SMALL PORK background with black numerals will he issued for each vehicle The WINR station would be in; missions James R. Macduff an-S ice charge; there is a new expira-competition with WNBF-TV, nounced yesterday, and reminded: tion date Jan. 17 for commer- BEST SHOULDER ROAST OF Answers to the questionnaire will be treated as confidential but on the Binghamton bonds.

xiit station wnicn nas operated; motorists go cial. trailer, suburban and farmland is to be displayed beginning new regulations with them. registrations; all vehicle owners' Jan. 1. Macduff pointed out the will be used to compile accurate here for several years "We haven't felt vHi that one This year, he explained, motor! will get a new information leaf- applicant is required to answer statistics on the extent of liability insurance coverage of New York Ecuador will import 12,000,000 gallons of gasoline to overcome its deficit.

station would be any lnsuperabiei vehicle owners are required to: let advising them of periodic In- two questions on the insurance State drivers, Macduff said. obstacle to the operation of a fill out and file a confidential In-1 spection requirements that will information form. They aral Full, Meaty Extra Meaty Rib Cuts Center lb. iS 4 Cuts 10 bring ya nnTP'f 1 MOHICAN FAMOUS TASTY LEG or RUMP ROAST OF iELOSMOKE Hockless jr. pwv Fresh Native Milk-Fed Veal lb.

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