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VOL. L X X X , NO. 273 FOURTEEN PAGES—PLUS TWELVE PAGE TABLOID MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 (Claaeifled Advertleing on Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Tei§ Kennedy^g Policy State News Rights Unit Tunisia Urges U.S.^ Roundup Fight Seen Reds Add Barricades In Senate Allies to Help Oust Darien Maid Washington, Aug. 21 day in which one manf was fatally voted to continue it for another strengthening their wire to pre (AP News Anai.vst) away by a wave of the hand. But nedy today a report that the free vent furtlwr escapes "... As tract with Chrysler oorp. In 1958. Reuther asked as the injured. two years. This was accomplished Washington, Aug- 21 (A’)—If you union's "fair share” 25 per cent in the long run this unwise ef world’s bonds have been strength they have D«en doing sdong the The company was expeet'ed to Fred Jones, 35, of 25 Reservoir by hooking an extension bill onto read the fine print in Vice Presi fort will fail. take the same action immediately. of the profits left after 10 per cent St., Bethel, was charged with neg an appropriation measure In a pro dent Lyndon Johnson's pep talk to ened by his 36-hour visit to West was set aside for stockholders. He ligent homicide, evading responsi cedure identical to that now pro “ Lift your eyes from these bar Berlin. (Continued On Page Seveiij Under terms of the UA.W-Chrysler the West Berliners you'll notice riers and ask yourselves: Who can • agreement, today was the last day demanded that customers also get bility and reckless driving. posed. the distinction being made be The presidenteQ jet touched 25 per cent in the form of rebate Police arrested Jones at his really believe that history will down at nearby Andrews Air for termination notice. tween dream and reality, but not deny Germany' and Berlin their ” We feel the notice is necessitat and stockholders would get the home some time after the accident as bluntly as stated here. Force Base at 11:04 a.m. EIDT., rest. on Route 6 in which John Prihoda, natural unity ...” after a 7 hour 45 minute flight. ed by the fact we have made ab It's the kind of distinction which In other words: “The Allies will solutely no progress at the bar In a weekend news conference, 67, bf 6 North Ave., Derby, was British Guiana might make peaceful settlement of The Vice President’s plane land Bulletins Reuther said the union this year fatally injured. not interfere in what happens in ed on a mist shrouded runway. gaining table," :^rm an Matthews, the Berlin rumpus a little more East Germany and any unification head of the-UlAW’s Chrysler ne is demanding "economic justice" Police said Jones’ car veered in possible. Despite the bad weather and the Culled from AP Wires to.- production workers out of too sharply after passing and hit of the twb Germanies must remain gotiating team, told O. A. Atkin Holding Vital The dream is that the Com a long hope only. arduous and dramatic weekend what he terms “ the profitability” Prlhoda’s, causing it to spin out munist government of East Ger journey, Johnson seemed in good son, Chrysler manager of labor of General Motors and Ford. What history does make clear relations. of control and run head-on into a many doesn’t exist and that divid spirits. 2 PRIESTS TO TEST BIAS He contends these two could hay truck coming the other way. is that the Allies do not consider Contracts between the UA!W Election Today ed Germany can be reunited. The East Germany or East Berlin a Johnson had flown earlier from New York, Au’g. 21 (JP)—Tw* and Ford Motor Co. and General meet all UAW demands, cut car Prihoda’s wife, Mary, 66, was reality is that it does exist and Berlin to Shannon, Ireland, where Roman Catholic Priests, both of prices at the same time and rfllll critically Injured when she was problem to fight over. Their hands- Motors Corp. already are set to that Germany won't be reunited off performance now «ls only a a replacement of a cracked wto- wlioni serve In the south, were have more profit left than the thrown out of the car. She was Georgetown, British Guiana, any time soon. scheduled today to test segrega expire .In 10 days — on Aug. 31. Aug. 21 (jP)—Voters in this tiny repetition of 1953. dow glass in the military jetlihfer average of 9.5 per cer t manufac taken to Danbury Hospital. When Communists sealed off tion rules at ti’ansportatlon fa Chrysler’a contract, which runs British colony of Blast Indians and 'ITiat year anti-Communist Ger delayed him more than an hour out of the same day. stipulates turing firms in the United States The truckdriver. Andrew Sidor. East Berlin with barbed wire to this morning. cilities In Jackson, Mlw., site of earned on Investment in 1960. 47, of Currituck Rd., Newtown, and Negroes on South America’s north mans revolted, the Russians that either party give 10 days no stop the flood of East German smashed them with tanks, and the The Vice President was met at numerous arrests for such con Reuther added that the UAW his passenger, William Hall, 19, coast chose a new government to refugees to West Berlin last week, duct. They are the first Roman tice of cancellation. will not ease demands on Chrysler, day in an election that political ex Allies did nothing. the airport with a minimum of In the past, however, contracts of Pole Bridge Rd,, Newtown, re depressed West Berliners com Catholic clergy to join in "F)ree- which lost $15.7 million in the first ceived slight Injuries. perts believe may decide whether plained because the Allies did dom Ride” activities sponsored have been extended on occasion half of this year. British Guiana moves on to demo (Continued On Page Seven) (Continued on Page Fourteen) even after cancellation notice has Jones’ car stopped for a short nothing more than protest. , by the Congress of Racial EVqual- Reuther said Chryaler's troubles time and then it was driven away. cratic independence or Soviet- been served. There could hardly have been Ity (CORE). The two are the were caused by “Incompetence in But not before witnesses took style socialism. direct Intervention without war Rev. Richard Wagner, 29, Chap The Big Three autonmkers are depth in the company” and that down the license number. Cheddi Jagan, socialist with expected to make their wage of with Russia. lain at Xavier University In New the UAW didn’t propose to "subsi ■When the police came to' his Communist leanings who has dom So President Kennedy sent John At End of Year, Japs Told Orleans and a tea«>her at St. Au fers sometime this week. dize Incompetence through sub inated the colony’s politics for son over to boost morale and gustine’s High School there, and But tomorrow, the union is ex standard wages for workers.” (Continued On Page Raven) eight.years, seeks to become its promise American support in pro the Rev. Philip Berrigan, iT , also pected to turn down the only set first premier. Opposing the East tecting West Berlin—but not East a St. Augustine's teacher. tlement offer it has received so Indian dentist for power over the Berlin—from communism. Mikoyan Sees Soviet, far. 83,000 square miles of tropical ter Johnson deliverecf the message. The offer—from American Mo GUEVARA SPARKS CRISIS Vaccine Supplies Low ritory are Forbes Burnham, social But, while saying nothing at all Buenos Aires, Aug. 21 iJP)-~ tors Corp.—Includes the union’s istic lawyer leader of the Negro- about active support for the East No. .1 goal from 1958 bargaining: Cuba’s Ernesto (Che) Guevara dominated People’s National Con Germans, he did say this: East German Treaty told Preeldent Arturo Frondlzl Profit-sharing. But the UAW gress (PNC), and Peter Dagular, "In the short run, the barbed says AMC's offer does not go far that Fidel Castro’s regime never an anti-Communist beer baron of will sign a mUltarj’ pact with enough. Tortuguese origin. Daguiar was AMC presented its take-it-or- Cholera Epidemic By BOV ESSOYAN ^ equal to if not greater than that the Shviet Union, highly placed expected to run third. Tokyo, Aug. 21 (JP)—Soviet of the capitalist powers sources said today. The Argen ck leave it package to the union July Jagan attacked the United 28. I t proposed to share 10 per News Tidbits Deputy Premier Anaptas Mikoyan "But we are -not waving --our tine-bom economic boss in Cuba States in an election eve state weapons In anyone’s face,” he cent profits, after taking the first declared tod^sly the Soviet Union paid a surprise, one-hour visit 10 per cent for stockholders. It Perils Hong Kong ment and said he-did not “ propose from the AP Wires said. to Frondizt last Friday, touch fdso offered a 7-cent hourly pay to establish any form of dictatorial will sign a separate peace with Mikoyan derided western ing off another crisis. Military \ regime.” Blast Germany at the end of this charges that the Elast German lexers demanded FrondfSt fire increase annually over the next Without 'denying his enemies’ three years. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer year and told the western powers government is a puppet regime officials who arranged the in Hong Kong, Au^. 21 (JP) — 'Vac-^supplios, enough to Inoculate 24,000 claim that his People’s Progressive thanks President Kennedy In tele Imposed by the Soviet Union. He terview. Frondizl refused, but But- the firm demanded that all Party (PPIP) is Communist, he that then "You’ll have to ask them fringe benefits at present levels cine was rushed today to help pre persons. The U.S, Navy in Japan gram for sending Vice President then leveled abuse at South Ko issued f statement later sa3rlng vent a cholera epidemic raging in said: "Blvents in Russia and Cuba Lyndon B. Johnson to Bonn and (the East Gerinans) for a pass if rushed enough vaccine for 5,000 you want to enter Berlin.” rea, South 'Viet Nam, Spain and Argentina sHil maintained Its' Southeast China from spreading to vaccinations. Serum for 2.000 have deeply wounded' (North Berlin and says "impression in Portugal, all allied with the Unit anU-Coramunist policy. this refugee-packed British colony. inoculations was sent by plane Americans') national pride and whole of Germany and particularly "Without It, you won’t get ed States. Bosses Told to Yell The .scare spread to Formosa from Los Angeles last night on an made their fear of communism in Berlin and In eastern zone through,” the deputy premier de RUSK ON CRISIS clared bluntly In an arm waving "Is that a democratic govern and the Philippines. ’ airlift that began at a labora >sycopathic.” (ESast Berlin) was overwhelming" ment the Americans have saddled Washington, Aug. t l (JP) — In Approved Style Hong Kong health officials re tory in Pearl River, N. Y. His opponents predicted that ...P ow er shutoff threatens Ire speech before a Leftist rally at The United Stetes was reported tended by 10,000 singing fellow on South Ktfrea?" he asked. "A ported 32 confirmed cases of chol A Chinese research chemist in Jagan would lean to the Soviet land as 3,000 workers walk out bunch of generals kicked out the today putting emphatic stress By WHITEV SAH’YER era—the first since 1947—and 20 Richmond, 'Va., Ying-ho Chen, said side in the Cold war if the PPP from nation's 23 government-con travelers. on the right o f Germans for self- suspected cases. Social workers It was the kind of political at legal'government'— It was a bad Detroit, Aug, 21 (JP) — The next he had shipped enough vaccine for trolled generating stations, Dublin government but it was a legal determlnstion in explaining to time the boss gi'ves you a dressing said the total may be as highf u asn s 3,000 persons in response to a plea (Continued on Page Nine) reports . . . General Electric Co. tack that earlier brought a rebuke from Japan’s governing Liberal- government recognized by the imoommitted nations UJS. policy down, make sure he's doing it 100 but they have not been repo:sport- ' from a relative in Hong Kong. and Westinghouse Electric Corp., on the Berlin crisis. Officials ed. Democratic party, which accused United States - - and now they righ t.. Inoculation centers in the city nation's^ two biggest ele«rical recogpnize the new government.” said this view Is oontatned in A good way to check Up on him The English-language S o> u t n were forced to close yesterday manufacturers, report they are him of interfering in Japan's do "What kind of a denvocratlc gov Instmctioas to American am Is to read a book by George S. China Morning Post reported a few after inoculating more than a mli- Students Tell OAS cracking down hard on employe mestic affairs. Japan is allied with the United States. ernment does South Viet Nam bassadors. They are now quietly Odlome, director of the Univer days" ago that cholera had killed lion people, a third of Hong Kong’s fraternization with competitors to explaining to the neutral coun sity .of Midilgan Bureau of In 30,000 in China’s S o«u t h e a^ t Of Political Killing Mikoyan is here supposedly on have?” he asked. ” A bunch of population. When they reopened prevent any suspicion of new price soldiers nearly kicked out its pres tries that the West’s position on dustrial Relations. Kwangtung Province. The Commu this morning, lines several blocks fixing. a friendly non-polltlcai— 9-day Berlin is Just and that Moscow nists were reported holding mass Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Re visit. He came to open a Soviet ident, whatever his name is (Ngo Odlome’s book lists seven deadly long waited. Detroit Free Press plans to seek Dinh Diem). Is pushing the world to the sins committed by bosses in chew meeting's to blame the Americans Restaurants reported .business public, A ug.' 21 (A>>—The Federa Federal injunctions against group trade fair, but has been expound brink of war. ing out employes. for the epidemic — raising the tion of Dominican Students ing Soviet views on international "Is Franco a democrat? had dropped to only a third of of striking pressmen whose picket ' “The Portuguese dictator Sala ^ e y are: same germ-warfare charges they what it had been. charged the pro-Trujillo armed line has halted publication of political affairs at nearly every ACCUSED OF 2 MURDERS did in the Korean War. forces with new political killings opportunity. He leaves for home zar kill.s innocent people by the Failing to get all the facts. Swimming pools are closed, morning paper for tw o. days.. . thousands in Africa because of the New York, Aug, 21 (/R •— A Acting while angry. Red China is the main source of beaches practically deserted • and today and appealed to the Or FVed G. Pastore, who directed In tomorrow. 17-year-oid youth, 6«e of a dosen Hong Kong’s food supplies and ganization of American States color of their skin and the Amerl Not making the charges clear. many restaurants refuse to serve ternal Revenue’s, investigation of Mikoyan charged the United cans are friendly with both of children of a Puerto Rica« tern- Not getting the employe’s side health Inspectors have been posted uncooked dishes. (OAS) to intervene. States artificially created "the lly, was charged today with tk* on the border .to check ‘all ship One member of the anti-govern Bernard Goldflne, Is given another them.” •f the argument. As thousands flocked to inocula assignment, downgraded from so-called Berlin crisis” and ’'‘ac Earlier, at a meeting with murder of two Brooklyn boys. Backing down when right. ments coming into the colony. tion centers, medical teams flew ment opposition were reported cuses us of ulterior motives.” He dubbed them 85 time* In a Failing to keep records. ^ .The scare has brought travel be Icilled and 25 others wounded by group supervisor of special intel Japanese Socialist leaders at the serum by helicopter to remote ligence division task force to spe "Revenge-seeking West Ger Soviet embassy, Mikoyan endorsed fit of sexual freoxy, poUeo *ald. Harboring a grudge. tween China and Hong Kong to a villages and outlying islands. police machinsgun I fire in Santi mans, on their part,' want a big virtual standstill. cial agent on staff he formerly the Socialist idea for a 4-nation The confessed' • slayer, Israel And. Odlome says, the type of Cbiang Kai-shek’s Chinese Na ago, the Republic’s second city. army equipped with American Santiago of Brooklyn, n 8-1,188- employe often determines the type With supplies of anti-cholera tionalist government on Formosa Another was reported stoned to directed, U. S. Internal Revenue Far East collective security ar vaccine running low, shipments death by a mob outside Santiago. spokesman says’ in Boston . . . atomic Ijombs,” he said. "If you rangement among the United poiind weightlifter, showed no of dressing down he should get. today opened 10 health stations in remorse as be sloshed throwh If a genuine, sincere person were being flown in from Britain, Taipei to give free anti-cholera ip' The students, after an emer Improvement in quality a t teach let them get away with it they States, Soviet Russia, Red China gency meeting last night, sent off ers Is most Important school prob will usa these bombs against us." and Japan, the Socialist* reported a predawn lain to rotennei n e goofs, Odlome says, then the rep the United States and a half-dozen oculations. An epidemic .claim ^ crime for pellee In n weedy. rimand should be given In a forth- other countries, 2,210 lives in Formosa in 1955 but a telegram calling on the OAS to lem In eounlry, in opinion of U. S. Citing Soviet space achleve- They aaid .Mikoyan also endorsed marehlmnd In th* 0*a*r*l* a ttP British manufacturers of the Commissioner of Education j8ter- m*nt* Mikoyan aald "No ons now their propoikl lor a nuclear fre* tt«B Br*oUyB. (OMtiaaed on Pag* tti) ▼acein* turned ever all available (Oonttauad en Fac* Niae) (OoBHaned « i Fag* Four) KnC M. MoMurrin. doubt* , our military might 1* ■one In Asia. at / r ■1/ . \
TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 4 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COtfN., MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 PAGE THREE Just why It axlsta, rua sura l don’t know, but It seems to be unfme Bolton to the United Statas. This atUtude U the chief rea Sheinwold on Bridge Film Depicts ■ son why thare is no better public THE support for cultural activities, and Caucus Committee Presses It is the reason why J think gov- WorkoflOH “THE WAY, ' w ' renment support for these ven Fpr Equal Primary Officials BiNotJeroN u s a d < Sooth^ksalsr IGENERAll 1 tures will never become an su^com- MAY BACKrmE Nortli-South^^Mr8U* Membars of Mancheater'a lOH I HEARD IT” pUshed fact The congressman who By Alfred Shelnowld NO) (Inatructora of Handicapped) has never attended a symphony Jfick Early and Edmund Parealuha, member of the election Before you chooee a aingleton as 10 8 TIRE concert or an opera performance committee appointed by the caucus of the Democratic party, $ 3.9751 ■bowed a film yesterday afternoon by John Gruber in his life Is not going to be en your opening lead aek youraelf 0 8 5 2 to the Regional Hartford Area thusiastic about such an appropria are continuing to protest the appointment of Mrs. Agnes whose elde you’re bn. All too often, ♦ K Q meeting of the Muscular Dystro WEST tion. I^-eysig as moderator of the primary to be held Wednesday the aingleton solves a problem for EAST phy Associations of America, Inc., What Is even worse, there Is from 1 to 8 p.m. l l i i i A > 7 your opponent. ^ 6 at Boothe Memorial Park In Strat going to be the suspicion in the Mn. Kreyeig r^resenta, they candidate for whom one wishes to Weet's opening lead trapped J 8 4 3 ford. Nothing Deems to have been re^slonal performance, without a reel back of his mind that, should he aald today In a prepared atate- 0 AKJ97 0 q 10 8 vote and leave it down. The num Eaat’a jack of heart*. Eaat pro A A J 3 T h e. movie was made by the Bolved as yet In the situation with dent company. vote for such an appropriation, his ment, only the seven challengers ber of candidates for Whom one la perly played lowr hoping West had Manchester Klwanls Club, under Speakihg“ " ‘ gr 1)^ 0of Philadelphia re- constituents would class him as supported by ' the ' Denjocratlc led from K-lO-6, In which caee SO U T H * * * * the Metropolitan Opera. There la Town Committee, and not the permitted to vote for any offic^ A A K J 9 3 the supertision of N. William minds me that top prices there will an ‘‘egg-head” and fail to return or position Is Indicated-at the top South would have the singleton Knight. The Klwanls Club is a general fueling that somehow be ?15 this season, a figure which him to ofBce. slate of candidates approved by ace. It waa the right play, but It A K 10 I suggested for the Met. When you the party caucus. of each column. After turning 0 3 •trongly backing the lOH In an they v;lU get together dowTi on Nevertheless this is properly a^ down the pointer over the name did no good; South won vrith the effort to see Mancheater’a program Broadway,-and that there will be'a consider that opera is produced at subject for consideration In the De The caucus^committee's state A 9 7 6 4 a 17.50 top in Hartford, you dan ment reads, ‘‘we feel the appoint of each candidate for whom one ten of heart*. West Nosth Em duplicated' In other communities. season of some sort, probably partment of Health, Education desired, to vote, the red handle of Declarer drew four rounds of abbreviated, but a season in any consider that you are getting a and Welfare. First rate opera and ment of Agnes Kreyslg as modera trumps, cleared the ace and king 2 0 2 A 3 0 The lOH Instructs mentally and real bargain, for the local perform tor of the Democratic primary to the curtain lever should be moved All Pas* physically handicapped clilldren In event. My own feeling i.s that even symphonies, not to mention art ex to the'left as far as possible to of hearts out of the way, and led a Opening lead — ^ 6 If this occurs. It will be a rather ances are better than those to be hibits, classical drama; and so on, be held Aug. 23 is improper and ob club to force an entry to dummy. ■wimmlng. Its membership Is made seen in the City of Brotherly Love. are far too expensive for our edu jectionable. It la generally felt by. register the vote. There Is no up of high school boys and girls poor one, from an artistic stand danger of anyone’s knowing how West ccuild take hia ace of clubs ^^int- It's really pretty bad when one cational institutions to present, many Bolton voters that the Dem and one diamond trick, but South under the direction of Miss Alice It will be a very easy thing for has to consider the efforts of the but they deflntely should be part ocratic primary la a contest be a vote is cast as the movement of —Q 0 7 5 3; Diamonds—8 5 2; Madden, water safety instructor for the curtain lever returns the easily won the rest. Clubs—K Q. "What do you say? ' management to Justify sloppy per cities I just' mentioned, in a seri of our education. tween the ■ caucus elected candi "Too bad you didn’t have the^ the Manchester Chapter of the formances on the ground that ous evaluation of opera In this The only way I can see to dates and the Agnee Kreyslg fac pointers to the non-voting poii- Answer: Bid two hearts. This 'American Red Cross. tion. ace of heerta," Weqjt commented tq() jump response is Invitational, but money for rehearsals Is. lacking, country. Contrast this with the sit achieve such education is by means tion of the party. ,' hia partner aa South acored up Miss Madden and Miss Mary and ^ a t the best sln^^rs went uation' in West Germany where of government subsidy, and -with Moat cerUlnly, the moderator The ballot Includes 14 columns liiiiil not forcing. If partner has il Burton, a senior member of the there are at least a down flrst-pate for the positions being contested the game and rubber. And West husky takeout double, he will h i? elsewhere during the prolonged the current public attitude toward of a primary should be as neutral explained how he would have won lOH were present at the showing haggling ' with the unions. Both resident opera companies, and a culture; thle seems very unlikely. ak poMible and political courtesy as -follows, .with an asterisk after again and your side will get to of the film to answer questions. raft of lesser ones. And all of them the party endorsed candidates' five tricks Instead of only two If game. If he haa a light double, he statements will probably be true, Thijs. we find the whole country calls for a person who would be ac Bast had held the ace of hearts Also In attendance were New York but tHey will do nothing to im present longer seasons th*Ui any of ceptable to both groups. In a pri names: Selectman, Bernard J. will p au and you will be safe at in an implase which seems just -f aa well as the queen of diamonds. representatives of the Muscular prove the caliber of performances. the American companies, including as IncapiAle of solution as the mary contest Agnes Kreyslg would Sheridan*, Stanley Patnode; Tax , r two Hearts. ' Dystrophy Assn. This is really a sad state of af the Met. impasse now facing the Metropoli be the last person in town that the Collector, Alex J. Kozikowski*, Face Reality For Sheinwold's 36-page book Presentation of the movie Is fairs. If wo had numerous opera All are subsidised, of course, as tan. caucus-elected candidates would Vincent Krzeslcki; Board of Fi iSili! It’a all very well to live in a let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge^" scheduled for Hartford and Bran companies in the United States the is the case In Italy as well. Even want as a moderator. nance, (vote for any two) Doris dream world and count all the send 50c to Bridge Book, The Man ford In the near future. LADIESindm aSt situation wouldn't be so bad, but England has resorted to subsidy “Fredlca Reid, the registrar of Q. Perrett*, Margaret F. Thoms*, tricks you’d win If pigs had wings, chester Evening Herald Box 3318, the Met has been the only com since the wrar. WhetheTjthlS Is the the Democratic party, hsAt a legal Walter J. Treschuk; Board of Edu but It'a more practical to face Grand Central Station, JN. Y. 17, pany of note In the entire country answer for this country, I cannot Tides, Winds, right to appoint Agnes Kreyslg as cation, (vote for any two) George J'i; f l i i reality. When you have 13 points N. Y. STEPsm Tm m iai for many years;' say, but I think the subject should the moderator of the coming pri A. Banks*, Claire H. Warfel*, - • ; in high cards against a game con ((Copyright 1961, General Fea Hospital Notes It’a true that good opera la pro be'given more serious thought than Weather mary. However, it Is Our sincere Isabella SebasUao; Assessor, Mary tract, don’t expect your partner tures Corp.) duced right here In Hartford, but has been the case heretofore. hope that the presence of Agnes C. Cote*, Horace J. Gruden; to hold an ace. If he raises yqur Board of Tax Review, Joseph S. suit, he U more likely to have sup BEER PERMIT SUSPENDED Visitl|fig hours are 2 to 8 p.m. there are only four performances There is a sort of half.baked ef Windsor Locks, Aug. 81 (/Pi — Kreyslg In our town hall during F O R T H E M m all season. The Chicago Lyric fort to found a national opera com the voting, session on Wednesday Ucltra*, Oscar Kreyslg; Con port for your suit and a aide single- , HarUord, Aug. 21 (A>»—The State for all areas except maternity Opera, and the San Francisco pany in Washington, wrlth govern The U. S. Weather Bureau today will only serve to remind the Dem stables (vote for any four) Irvin ton than anything as good as an Liquor Control Commission has where they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 O^ra have never reg^ned the ment support, but Congreai has issued the following marine pack ocrats of Bolton of the Issues at A. Dupre*, John J. Garabaldi*, ace. suspended the beer permit of the to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where h A m m s s m m il status they had before world War turned a fishy eye on the wrhole age for Connecticut and vicinity: stake ^and the obstacles the caucus Edward R. Mjeioche*, Robert D Bditon Volunteer Fire Department West should lead diamonds in the William Swiman Food Shop, 283 they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors n . Balias. Miami, N^w Orleans, tMng. elected candidates have had to' face Murdock*, Joseph E. Lefebvre, hope of shortening South’s trumps. Crown St., for 10 days. The com are requested not to smoke In pa Tides will be high along the Con Public Building Commission (vote Will meet tonight at 8 at the fire mission said Swiman bought beer Cincinnati, and Philadelphia all I personally can’t get very en necticut shore between 4: SO and during the past month.” house. Mrs. Albert Giglio and Mrs. If South ruffs the second diamond tients’ rooms. No more than two for any two) ( ^ r le s W. Lathrop*, and leads a club, West takes the from a wholesaler while still in ar visitors at one time, per patient. produce opera, but only an occa- thusiastic over this venture. Wash 6:30 p.m. today and between 5 and The representatives of the par Kenneth Matthews*, Horace J. Fred Wamock will be the host ington has never been a city which 7 a.m. and again between 5:30 and ty-endorsed candidates have not esses. ace of clubs and leads another dia rears for previous purchases and Gruden. , mond. It’a hard to see how South bought beer from a package store Patients Today. 20.S was noted for Its muslcallty. Fur 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Low tide at been successful in arranging a All registered Democrats are ther, the Idea smacks of the old- Old Saybrook is at il:30 a.m. tO' meeting wjth Mrs. Reid to discuss Msiudiestor Evening Herald Bol can put ftn tricks together. West with the intent of reselling it. ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mr.'s. eligible to vote, whether or not gets hia chance to ruff a- heart Ann Hale. Storr.s; A. Edward SNOW TREADS fashioned notion that music is for day and at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow. appointment of officials In charge they attended the July 12 caucus. ton corramondeiiL Grade McDer the nobility and the rich, whereas Sunset today is at 7:42. Sunrise to of the primary. Under state stat mott, teleptieno M tehell 8-8566. without exposing East’s chart Crawford. 271 Woodland St.; Mr.s. Liggett Special Only one voting machine will be in holding. Mary Cormier, 22 Tyler Circle; It should actually be something morrow 6:07 a.m. utes, each side is entitled to as use. WITH THE PURCHASE OF FOUR AT REGULAR FACTORY for the ordinary man. Boating weather for Long Island near equal representation as pos In general, don't lead a single- George Cheney. 74 Windsoi'ville Education Meeting ton when you have four trumps. [AWI] Rd., Rockville: Eugene Wilson, 144 For soma reason or other, it Is Sound to Montauk Point and Block sible. The board of education will SUGGESTED LIST PRICE the style In this coimtry to decry Island;. Lead your long suit and try to run Lydall St.: Nelson Martinez, 117 GENERAL JET-AIR TIRES Mrs. Reid appointed besides meet at 8 tonight at the Bolton Ford Unveils declarer out of trumps. Lake Side Dr., Andover; Mrs. anything cutural, or Intellectual. Easterly winds 10 to 15 knots In Mrs. Agnes Kreyslg, Mrs. Rolland Elemental^ School, to open bids "SNOW WHITE and The deiialva term ‘.'egg-head” as the morning becoming north to Dally Question Geneva Holda, 24 Eldridge St.; Meloche, Mrs. Vincent Kreaesickl, on repairs to the school, discuss a Dealer, at your left, bids one THE 8 STOOGES” applied to members of the Intelli-' northwest by tonight with north Mrs. Viva Massey, all of whom New Series John Shaughne.s.sy, .110 W. Main west winds about 10 knots tonight special town meeting for voting on diamond, partner doubles (for In Color St., Rockville; Ignatz WierzbS'kl, gensia. Is proof of this attitude. represent the challengers, accord future school facilities and to con takeout, and the next player passes. with Carol Hetaa and Tuesday. Cloudy with a few ing to the caucus-elected commit 74 N orth St.: John A. Schliphack, genebal ■Drag ©gcasis/ai showers late today. Mostly fair to sider where the school library can In ^62 Models You hold: Spades—Q 10 6; Hearts 1:80-6:80-9:55 37 Pleasant St., Rockville; Arlene Onaraateed night and Tuesday. Visibility one tee. be housed since Cevll Defense Di M arie Sadlo.ski, 48 HOlli.ster St.; To Give Ton The sample ballot for the pri rector John Avery requested that — Also •— - to 3 miles and occasionally less to mary at the Community Hall con Nichola.s Mangene. 6.8 Summit St. A Very day and 5 miles or more tonight It be taken out of the CD room. Detroit, Aug. 21 (P)—Ford Motor ADmTTF.D SUNDAY: David Enjoyable tains Instructions on the procedure Publlo Records Co. showed off a new middle-sized "THE nERCEST HEART” and Tuesday. to be used. In primaries, voting is In Color R. l.,ewie. 179 Birch St.; Carol Ann Shnoks FAU Marriage Licenses: Peter Alan series and a 2-seat Thunderblrd to Stuart Whitman Cejowski. 15 Oakwood St.; Tlioni- for individual candidates only and -.'If \ HUD t i r e s Slids OF A NAXIONAIXT. 'Thomas and Barbara Ann McKin as L. Kyc. Es.sl Hartford; Mrs. the party levers are locked so that ney. both of Coventry. Warrantee day as It previewed Its 1962 mod Jamei Darrca Very Good! Juliet Prowse ADVEEnSED CIOAB W o rry o f "GIDOKT GOES "HAND IN 8:25-8:25 Gertrude Stapian, Ellington; P'ran- Stashed To As Ldi« As WHICH SELLS FOR 10c they cannot be operated. The name Deeds: Sophie K. and Hilda John els to the press. prices LEAGUES or names of party-endorsed can HAWAII” Teck. HAND” cis Akin. 86 Starkweather St.; Reg. $4.75. son to Robert E. and Elaine M. Ford said the average life of S;SM:4S S:1S Mr.-!. Armanda Rother, Wapping: NOW FORMING FALSE TEETH didates appear first on th^ ballot Campbell, property on South Rd.; Its 33 models offered,In 1962 Is ex William DeGiorgis, East Hart Box 50. ^ 7 9 For Reservations Call Slipping or Irritating? and the name of each party-en Alec Eagleson to K trl and June Wod.. "N E V E * ON SUNDAY” ford; Marion Moody, Hazardville; 7 For Zfio dorsed candidate Is marked with pected to be at least 10,000 miles JET-AIR Don't be embanaued by loots falsa Heinz, house on Williams Rd.; Alan Peterson, Wapping; Deborah Pertectos and Panatellas PARKADE LANES tseth allpplns, dropptns or wobbllns an asterisk. Each candidate's Karl and June Heinz to Charles F. greater than that of present mod FIRST POPULARLY PRICED TIRE when you eat, talb or laush. Just G. Ma.selek. 14 Jan Dr., Vernon; M l 3-1507 pointer Is located just above his Washburn, property on Notch Rd.; els. Mrs. B e u 1 a Talamini. Stafford sprlnklt a Uttle FA8TEETH on your name. In the case of an office or Edward and Marjorie Dufreene to It said the new Fords are de A U G S E H DRUG Junior League WtU plates. Tbta pleasant powder sires a Springs;. Mr.s. Cecelia H unter, WITH 2 TREADS & NY6EN GOiyi Start Sept. 8 remarkable sense of added comfort position to which two or more James and Maureen Bergen, house signed to require normal main Stafford Springs: Mr.s, Mae Ven- 600x11 PARKADE ■auand secuntysecurity byoy boldinguoiauig plates morsx candidates are to be elected, a vo on Cook Dr.; Domenlca Lombardi tenance only twice a year for the MANSFieiaif^ Slick ------firmly.------No gummy, gooey, pasty ty tastet r jCT.»i-i2.w
■ ( ;J ■'ll. HANCHfiSTER EVENINQ HiJRAIJ), MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 PAQB flV E rihE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M|NCHESTliR. CONN., MONDAY. AUGUST « , 1961
Infante-Tarbox Bennett^Reed Thomas-McKinney T ■wwm-«KyjfH'iyr MIm Mary Eltzabcth Tarbox of The United Methodist Church of Bolton was the scene Saturday Manchester became the bride of afternoon of the wedding of Miss Nicholas Infante, also of Manchee- S' *. ^ p'.’ Barbara Ann McKinney of Coven '^-1 -ri ter. Saturday morning: at St. try and Peter Alan Thomas of Al James’ Church. ' , I lentown, Pa. The bride is the daughter of Mr. The bride is the daughter of Mr. I and Mrs. W. Arnold McKinney, and Mrs. Alfred Tarbox Sr.. 32 RFD 4, Coventry'. The bride Wellman Rd. The bridegroom la groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. the son of Mr. and Mr.s. Romeo In Pierre C. Thomas of Allentown, fante. 168 Autumn St. Pa. The Rev. John D. Regan of St. The Rev. Carlton T. Daley, paa James’ Church performed the cere tor of the United Methodist mony before an altar decorated Ch\irch of Bolton, performed the with white gladioli. Mrs. • Ralph do\ible ring ceremony before an Maecarone was organist. altar decorated with gladioli, Escorted by her father, the bride ARE 65 OR OVER? white pompons and roses. Solo-, ; wore a gown of imported while ist was Mrs. Carl Hansen of Cov ■ V ' '■ilk organza, designed with a por- entry. : trait neckline, fitted bodice of Given in marriage by her fa ] Alencon lace, bououet taffeta eum- ther. the bride wore a satin gown, ' merbund. and silk organza houf- st.vled with a scoop neckline, short t? ! fant skirt which ternrnated in a sleeves and chapel-length skirt. ' chapel train .. Her bm iffsnt veil ol Her fingertip Illusion veil fell from ; imported illu'ion fell'from a crown a satin and white organza ro.se ; of pearls and crystals. She carried headolece. She carried a cascade a white orch‘d with lily of the of w'hite rose< "and ivy. valley. Mrs. Richard Oahill of Coventry Mi.s.s Anne Infante. 168 Aiitumr. was matron of honor. She wore a St.. s's‘er of the bridegroom, wa^ ARE CONCERNED ABOUT white silk organza gown, fashioned maid of honor. She wore a gold or- with a .scoop neckline, short ganra gown with a lace cunimcr- sleeves, arid bell skirt trimmed e SI0+ < <■ O' * \ -av^y. Ifiind and m atching . foivn head- with pink ribbon and pink em rtiece and shoes, and'.she cirried a broidered roses. Her headpiece was brnoret of gold pompon.*. a w reath of pink sweethearC<«roses Bridesmaids weic Miss .Iiidilh and ivy. She carried two long- .larvis. .16 Ardmore P.d.. and Miss stemmed white i;03es. j k'a’^yn Berbc. I'.'i Maple St. Bridesmaids were i Mrs. Paul 65 OR OVER? I They were dre.s.=cd in orchid gowns I des gned like the nv'id of hmnor’s Jensen of Albany, N.Y., and Miss ! end sim ilar headpiece.’, aiur tlyev Elizabeth A. Thomas of Allentown. I carried bouquets of yellow pom- Pa., sister of the bridegroom. They I pons. dressed the same as the matron of Alfred Tarbox Jr.. 32 Wellman ! honor, and carried two long-stem j ■ ; X ' med pink roses. Rd.. brother of the bride, was be.st Dr. Jo.seph N. Fritz of Los Ala I man. L’she’ s were Elwood Ander- mos. N.M.. brother-in-law of the i' I son. 63u Center St., and Jam es Mittici of Wethersfield. bridegroom, w ss best man., l.’.shers : Tne bride’s mother wore a pow- were John A. Boyer of Allentown, I der blue linen dres.a and a corsage Pa., and David A. McKinne.v of Coventry, brother of the bride. 1 ■ ! of pink sweetheart roses. The Fallot Studio ' bridegroom’s mother wore a dress i The birde'a mother wore a blue OU MAKE ONE TELEPHONE Bradford Barhrach Fhoio ! of blue lace over taffeta and similar dre.ss and white acce.ssories. The MRS. PETER ALAN THOMAS MRS. NICHOLAS INFANTE i flowers. bridegroom's mother wore an A reception for 150 guests was Maurice C. LaGtua Photo aqua drees and beige accessories. Both wore corsages of cymbidi- chester High School. She attended held at the bride's home In the af MRS. ALAN BRUCE BENNETT um orchids. the MeKeown Secretarial School ternoon. For a trip to 'Virginia A reception for about 150 guests and is emplbyed as a secretary by Wirta-Gunsten Beach. Va., the bride wore a navy Miss Aldeane ^Eleanor Reed of carried eolonlal bouquets of yel was held in the church parlors the Savings Bank Association of blue dress and ■white acce.ssories. Mystic and Algn Bnue Bennett low carnations. after the ceremony. For a motor Connecticut In H artford. Mr. The couple will live at Quantico. of Manchester were united in mar- trip to Canada, the bride wore an Thomas, who received a degree in Donald Elsworlh of Burlington orchdi silk suit, white acce.ssories. mechanical engineering from Le HELP SAVE UP TO $10,000? Va. i-iage Saturday afternoon at Union was best man. Ushers were Wal and orchids. When they return high University in Allentown, Pa., The bride, a 19.59 graduate of B aptist Cliurcfi in My.’lie. ter G. Reed III of Mystic, brother Manchester High School, was for 'ITie bride is the daughter of Mr, Sept. 5, Mr. .iiid Mrs. Thomas will is employed as an experimental of the bride: and Kenneth W. Ben engineer by Pratt and Whitney merly employed by the Travelers and Mrs. Walter G. Reed Jr. of nett, 16 Henry St. live at RFT) 4, Coventry. Insurance Co. in H artford. H er Mystic. The bridegroom is the son The bride is a graduate of Man A ircraft in E ast H artford. husband, a 1958 graduate of Man- of Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. Bennett. A reception for about 150 j Chester High School, is a corporal 98 Baldwin Rd., Manclic.ster. guests was held at the church ; in the U.S. Marine Corps, sta The Rev. Louis Sheplcr of Union after the ceremony. For a motor U '■■■•;«'.••,I .'* tioned at Quantico. Va. Baptist Church pe.formed the trip through Maine and New Eng double ring ceremony before an land, the bride wore an aqua MalcolnvAoki altar d.ecorated wiUi white gladi sharkskin dress fa,’hioned with If you can answer any two of these questions YES, Students T e l IOAS oli and pompons. Soloist was Ron short sleeves and pleated skirl, J ald Brown of Mystic, and organist, bone accessories, and a corsage of Mrs, David Bennett of Bourne. Amazon lilies. The couple w ill be dial your Operator and ask for E n t e r p r is e 6 5 6 5 Of Political Killing^ Mass,, grandmother of the bride at home after Sept. 1 at S. Eagle- groom. ville Rd.. Knollwood Acres, Storrs. (Continued ' from Page One) Given in mkrriage by her father, Mrs. Bennett was graduated the bride wore a floor-length gown from Stonington High School last take ".swift measures to put an of white silk organza over bo\i- end to these aggressions.” June. She is a member of the quet bridal ilaffeta. fashioned with Order of Rainbow for Girls Her I Appeals also went out to var- a fitted bodice, stoop neckline ap- I lous Latin American student husband, a 1958 graduate of M an pliqued with satin sprays, short chester High School, is a senior I.limit: Suidiiis ! groups urging them to unite be- shirred sleeves, and (olonial bouf ihlnd the federation's complaint to fant skirt with pouf butterfly bow at the University of Connecticut, E n ^ a ^ e d where he is a member of Alpha I the OAS. at the back. Her fingertip veil of The engagement of Miss Elaine Neither the government of Pres- imported French illusion fell from Gamma Rho social fraternity and ■'■ - Alpha Zcla, honorary agricultural Helen Hewitt of Manchester to, sident Joaquin Balaguer nor Gen. a crystal queen's crown. She car William George Dent, also of Man Rafael Trujillo Jr., head of the ried a Bible with green ivy and fratemitj'. chester, is announced by her par armed force.s and son of the late Amazon lilies. ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt, dictator, had any comment on the Miss Rachel Heeney of Mystic Unexpected Career 475 Keeney St. latest flareup. was maid of honor. She wore a Her fiance is the .son of Mr. and Leaders of the Union Civica Na yellow ballerina-length gown of Akron. Ohio i/Pi - When Wood Mr.s. George Dent. 298 E. Middle tional, a new political group op- pea'.i de sole over tissue taffeta, land Methodist Church was found Tpke. po.sed to the pro-Trujillo regime, designed with a portrait neckline,' ed shortly before Ihe^ turn of the Mi.ss H ew itt is a 1960 honor gave this account of the fighting: brief sleeves, flitted bodice and: century. Ernest Waltz was among graduate of Manchester High UCN member.s returning to San bouffant skirt with shirred pouf its flr.st members. School, where she was a member tiago after a rally nearby were set back trimmed with roses. Her cir He retired as a shipping depart- o the 'Verplanck Chapter of the upon by a rural mob. Police looked cular nose veil was caught by a National Honor Society. She i.s em on while one man was killed and menl foreman after World War II ^ rose petal hat. She carried a co CONNECTICUT and was ill for a time. When his ployed in the purchasing depart 'I others Injured. lonial bouquet of lavendar car health improved, he was asked to ment of Pratt and Whitney Air An angry crowd later march 6 nations and yellow sweetheart craft as a stenographer. ed on the police station, tangled substitute for the church main ro.ses. tenance man for a cotiple of days Mr. Dent, a student at'Ihe Ward with police and then moved to a Bridesmaids were Miss Joan bec.'usc the other man was sick. School of Electronics in Hartford, funeral home where the victim's IXinahue and Miss Mapy Ellen .Ma Thct was a dozen years ago and is employed by Circuits Inc.. .Man body was taken. Military units at Extended Health Insurance honey, both of Mystic, They were W altz, now 81. .says: "The next day chester. * ^ tached to the Air Force fired on dressed in lavendar gown.s styled I read cis death notice snd I've No date has been set for the them with machine gun.s and killed like the maid of honor's, and they been on li.e job ever since." wedding. BuriRn>Mo8« Photo Erasmo Bermudez. 31, son of one of Santiago's wealthiest families. MRS. DONALD HENRY WIRTA I Another opposition political ! group, the 14th of June Party, held Hja marriage of Miaa Norma Ann»'1956 graduate of Manchester High ! a rally in Santiago yesterday un- T urcottC'Chappell Gunaten and Donald Henry Wirta School, is employed by the Thomas ■ der police escort. There were signs both of Manchester, was solem Colla Co. in Manchester. of hostility but no violence. nized Saturday afternoon at Eman The N orth M ethodist Church in TfWP Pays up to $10,000 for major medical uel Lutheran Church. Manchester was the scene Satur The bride is the daughter of Mr. day afternoon of the we'ciing of and Mrs. Eugene B. Gunsten. 347 Mis.s Vivien Lucille Cliappell of care... Requires no physical exam ... Spring St. The bridegroom i.s the Manchester ami Ednnmcl Ronald eon of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. TurcoUe of Hartford. Enrollment September 1-30 Wirta of Redondo Beach. Calif., The bride is the daughter of Mr. TYPICAL EXAMPLES and formerly of Manchester. and Mrs. Gerald A. Cliappell, 478 The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, N. Main ,St., Mt.nchestei. The The following examples show how this great new insurance protection can help paator of Emanuel Lutheran bridegroom i.s the son of Mr. and One call to E nt er pr ise 6565 brings complete details by mail. You’ll anyone 65 or over meet the high cost of major medical care—whether due to Church, performed the double ring Mrs. Edmund E. TurcoUe. 33 Kib- ■ I ceremony before an altar decorat be St., Hartford. MRS. 1‘ROCTOR LAURE.VCE AA-THONY'^fAtan^M*" learn all about C o nnecticut 65 Extended Health Insurance, the brand- illness or accident. It is offered in two parts—Connecticut 65 Basic Hospital- ed with white pompons and cama- Tlie Rev. H. Osgood jB ennett. ’tiona. Roger Loucks of Manchester pastor of Nortli Methodist Church, new insurance that can provide substantial protection against major Surgical and Connecticut 65 Major Medical. Connecticut 65 Basic helps pay for was soloist, accompanied by G. Al perfoniied the double ring cere Miss Mmy Micliiko Aoki of-Aoki and Tat.s Aoki, both of medical expenses incurred by Cortnecticut residents 65 and over. So short duration hospital-surgical expenses. Connecticut 65 Major helps pay for ex bert Pearson of Manchester, organ mony (before an altar decorated i Lethbridge. Alta , Canada, and' Lethbridge, and Harry Aoki of ist. w ith \Wiite gladoli and-.pompons. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Victoria, B. C., Canada make that call. Dial O perator and ask for E n t er pr ise 6565. The penses accumulated during longer periods. Escorted by her father, the bride Richard Mason of New Britain Constable Proctor La' ronce An- The bride's 'mother wore a blue wore a gown of silk taffeta, styled was soloist for "O Perfect IjOVO thony Malcolm of Hay Riyer. m d white silk .suit, w hite acces- number is toll-free from anywhere in the state. with a scoop neckline, .short and The Wedding Prayer," ac- Norlhwest Ten ilories, Canada, sories and a corsage of pink sweet- PNEUMONIA...... $ 990.40 Total expenje HEART ATTACK...... $1,587.60 Total expense sleeves, bow accent at the waistline eonip.'inied by i Jam es .McKay of ’ V i\eie united m luariiage Aug. 12 iieart roses. A reception was held and bouffant skirt of unpressed Mancne.stei, organist. at Southiiiinstcr United Uhnrcli in ^ after the ceremony for about 85 PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! Paid by Connecticut 65 Basic...... 168.00 Paid by Connecticut 65 Basic...... • 437.00 pleats which extended into a chapel Giycn in marriage hy her fa Lethbridge. guc.sts at the Lethbridge Flying Paid by Connecticut 65 Major...... 619.92 Paid by Connecticut 65 Major...... 779.28 train.^ Her fingertip veil of import ther. the bride wore- a silk organ ■ c Tlie bride is the dauglilei of .Mr. Club. .White gladioli, pink cqrna- ed ilmsion fell from a half-hat za gown trimmed with rcem- •*7 ' and .Mrs. Sada,yo.shi Aoki of Letli- tion.s and while pompoms w ere dec- I 787.92 Total benefit $1,216.28 Total benefit trimmed with pearli and sequins. broidered Alencon lace and seed bridge. The bridegioom is the son i orations. Connecticut 65 is offered by an Association of leading health insurance She carried a cascade of baby Or pearls, styled with a scoop lace of .Mr.s. Janies M. Crougli, 52: For a motor trip through the chids. neckline, cap .stceyes. and bouf Welts St.. Manchester, and the .New England states and Eastern companies.’To appreciate and understand exactly and fully how^t fant skirt appliqued with lace mo LUNG CANCER...... $2,587.05 Total expense STROKE...... $1,495.88 Total expense* Miss Carol J. Gunsten, 347 late Metzler Proctor Malcolm. Canada, the bride wore a light pink operates . . . what it does . . . and what it does not do . . . you must Spring St. was her sister’s maid of tifs and terminating in a chapel Tile Rey. Dr. H. A. Fiaiiie of j boucle suit, white acce.ssorie.s, pink Paid by Connecticut 65 Basic...... 785.00 Paid by Connecticut 65 Basic...... 148.00 honor. She wore a blue organza tram. Her fingertip yeil of silk Sonlhmlnster United Chiircli in straw hat and pink cymbidiiim or- read the complete details of the Plan. This complete information is Paid by Connecticut 65 Major...... 1.237.24 Paid by Connecticut 65 Major...... 1,029.10 sheath dress, designed with a modi illusion fell from a coronet head- Letlibridge perloriiied the double rhid corsage. "The couple will be fied scoop neckline, three-quarter- piece of seed pearls and irides- ring cereiiiony before an altar dec- at home Sept. 5 at the Royal now available. We have an envelope waiting to be mailed to you. All $2,022.24 Total benefit $1,177.10 Total benefit cents. .She carried a cascade of length sleeves and overskirt of un- orated with white gladioli, pink: Canadian Mounted Police. Hay we need is your name and address. Give it to us, please. Just dial f ipressed pleats. Her small circular feathered carnations. carnations and white pompons. ' Riyer, Northwest Territories, veil tvas held in place by a coronet •Miss Patricia Chapfiell of Coy- Mrs. I „orne Benoit of Lethbridge , Canada. O pe r a t o r , ask for E nt er pr ise 6565, and tell us your name and BRAIN HEMORRHAGE...... $3,332.20 Toul expense FRACTURED H IP ...... ! ...... $ 717.50 Total expense trimmed with pearls. She carried a entry, (oiisin of the bride, was was soloist for ’Wedding Prayer." Another wedding reception was maid of honor. She wore a cotillion Paid by Connecticut 65 Basic...... 413.00 "I cascade of pink, white and purple Given 111 marriage by her fa- given for the couple yesterday af- address. It’s as easy as that, and may save you thousands of dollars, Paid by Connecticut 65 Basic...... 497.00 asters. blue cocktail-lengtli gown ol ther, the bride wore a white peaii : ternoon at the home of the brtde- Chantilly lace and silk organza, Paid by Connecticut 65 Major...... 2,190.96 Paid by Connecticut 65 Major...... 174.50 Bridesmaids were Mrs. Leonard ''7 de sole gown, designed with lace ! groom's mother, Mrs. James years of uncertainly and worry. A. Johnson qf EUlntgon. sister of fashioned with a lace bodice, and $2,687,% Total benefit applique, a Sabrina neckline, short | Crough. 52 Wells St. O perator . . . E nter prise . . . $ 587.50 Total benefit the bride; and Mrs. Charles D. Hen silk tiered , skirt. Her headpiece Dial ask for 6565 and tell us your was a short yeil held In place by sleeves, draped skirt and tram, A At the buffet lawn party, the sley. 6 Radding St. They were Swedish coronet held in place her ■ '^ride's table was decorated with name and address. If you prefer, you may write to Connecticut 65, dressed the same as the maid of a lose and petals. Mi.ss Anita Chappell. 478 N, fingertip veil with seed pearls. ' I'p** white zinnias, sprays of 650 Main Street, Hartford 3, Connecticut. honor, and ..arried similar flowers. She carried a bouquet of white baby's breath and gladioli. The Harold A. Dumas. 94 Mather St., Main St., sister of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. She wore a Phalaenop.sis orchids and dia-'^''**^® decorated by was best man. Ushers were Wil caena leaves. bridegroom's mother. Many liam I>elSLney of Talcottville and po\f8er blue gown like the maid of \ '■■ honor s and a similar headpiece, gifts were received from tlie IVllUam Desev, 158 Hilliard S t Mrs. George Matsuba of Ed guests, who included relatives and The brides mother wore a and she carried an identical bou monton, Alta., Canada, was ma royal blue dress of draped silk quet. friends from Nova Scotia, Canada,^ tron of honor for hei’ sister. She and Connecticut and Massachus- chiffon and matching assessories. Kenneth House of Wethersfield more a flamingo pink gown of or- The bridegroom's mother wore a was best man. Ushers were Rob Caston^uays Wed 25 Years ert Dillon and Daniel Craighill, ganza over peaii de soie, fashion-' ^ride received a bachelor of ASSOCIATED CONNECTICUT HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES beige lace and silk sheath and ed m a princess line with a deep pduqation degree from the Uni >ETNA INSURANCE COMPAK^Y • AETNA LIFE AFFILIATED COMPANIES • CONNECTICUT COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS • CONNECTICUT matching accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ca.stan- both of Hartford, and Gary Chap guay. 55 Olcolt Dr., have been terday at a private party for about pell, 478 N. Main SI., brother of side pleat at the front. Her head- versitv of Alberta. A teacher, she CENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY • THE HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP • NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY • NATIONWIDE A.reception was held at the Im feted this weekend, according to 25 relatives. piece was a pictuie hat. and she , pjgpg continue teaching at her INSURANCE COMPANIES • PHOENIX OF HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANIES • SAFEGUARD INSURANCE COMPANY • SECURITY. perial Steak House in Bolton after the bride. French custom, for their ailver According to custom, a 2Sth The bride's mother' wore a yel carried a bouquet of while gladi new home. Her husband is a CONNECTICUT INSURANCE CROUP • SPRINCFIELD-HONARCH l^fSURANCE COMPANIES • TRE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANIES the oeremtmy. For a trip through wedding anniversary. wedding anniversary is marked by low brocade sheath dress, match oli, pink carnations and white graduate of Sftellarton High School upper New Toxit State and Can- Mr. Castonguay and the former three days of celebration. ing Jacket, white accessories, and Nowinaki's Bridal Service pompons. in Nova Scotia and the University a ^ the bride wore a gold two- Miss (Sertrude Dion of Trois Rivi . Mr. Castonguay retired from a lavendar orchid corsage. The MRS. EDMUND RONALD TURCOTTE Miss Anne Will of Calgary, of New Brunswick. He is a con- pieoa dreai dbd matching acces- eres, Que., Canada, were married Pratt and Whitney Aircraft In bridegroom's mother wore a pow- Alta., Canada, was brideamaid. atable at the Royal Canadian aoriea. The couple will be at borne Aug. 21, 1936, in Trois Rivieres. East Hartford last month, where per blue silk sheath dress, white She was dressed In a light ice pink Mounted Police center in Ottawa, after B ept l at Carpenter Rd., They have lived in Manchester for he -h|sd been an engineer for the accessories and a white orchid a corsage ®f white feathered car ployed by the Aetna IJfe Affiliat gown styled like the matron of Canada. - - f Bolton. the past 21 years. past 36 years. He is a member of corsage. nations. ed Insurance Co. in Hartford. Her honor’s and a similar picture hat. H m bride, a 1967 graduate of Their children. Lawrence Jr., 17, the Knights of Columbus. Mrs. A reception for 17S guests was When the'y return, Mr. and Mrs. husband, who vraa graduated the She carried identical flowers. Hand j|*owder Maichagter High Seb^ is em- Jaoqueline, 18. and Pierre, 20, hon CsLstonguay is a member of the held In the cliurch parlors after Turcotte' will make their home at Bsune year from Hartford Public Constable Roy McClure of Moose Powder hands lightly with corn- tn the Bales office of the ored them Saturday at a surprise Ladies of Columbus and both be the ceremony. For a motor trip to 42 Imlay St., Hartford. High School, attended the Untver- Mountain Provincial „Park, Bask., atarch befora doing hand work ..,.....— Bbigland Telephone open house for about 25 friends at long to the Church of the Assump Cape Cod, the bride wonb a blue Mr*. Turcotte, a 1960 griuluate ■Ity of Hartford and la also am- Canada, waa bast man. Uabera, all •with white material, thread or -I k.%1 IBnclMstBr. Her husband, a iK^e, and again honored them yea- tion. (Herald photo by Pinto.).. ^rlnt Buit. whlta aceeMortea, and e t Mandteater High Seho<^ is am- ployad by Aatna. brothera o t tha brlds,, wars Tad yam. Material ataya dry and clean.
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th» fimdAmtnUl .alert of our era of male and female proclaimed woefully inadequate slate of dan- openly at last, and become a for Passing on Right didatee for the fall election. Three Men Held tlmaa, and the only one which haa Of the seven petitioners, five — Board Will Adopt Fine Print in Pep Talk Spntittg l|rraUk a guaranteed chance of aurvival mula for the division of tasks Held Crash Cause as you probably-know — are town In Theft of Meat Reds Add Barricades Obituary Bills Sfent Prematurely In I t rather than some secret reajlty committee members, By their un School Budgel at me. everybody tries to keep hidden In A pick-up trude driven by Fran orthodox methods, they have Three men ware arrested end Tonight’s Session Johnson Clarifies Line the,closet of classic pretense about cis J. Furphy Jr., 32, of Colchester, shown the townspeople that they charged with larceny early Sun After Johnson Visit On Sewer Assessments Vindication Near struck the right front doqr of a lack the kind of Judgment needed day morning. Ridolfi Dies, ^ih im a S io K the sexes. All that really keeps to manage the affairs of the Town The board of education tonight a rER ocaoN this thing going Is the foolish pre car driven by Louis C. Vander- They are Paul D. Kinney, 36, (OeotlBaed (ram Pege Om ) PnUlabtn Wa alwaya like to have subset brook, 69, of STS Center St., Fri of Bolton. alias Paul or Carl Parker, 83 Oak It’8 all a mistake, at least for the time being. at 7:80 will officially - adopt an Between Dream, Reality ftaDdiM oSolMr L u n quent developmenta prove our edi sumption that everybody must co At the best attended Democrat Hit by Auto amended 1961-62 school budget, day night at Highland and Wyilys St; Hamilton M. Jones, 38, and elty bMxler between Beat and 12th Circuit So to residents of Morse Rd., Olcott Dr., Falknor Dr., Salem and will consider six reports from B r w r j m ra iiln s ISx m operate to flatter the male. But, ic caucus on record, a full slate of James Connors, 60, both of no cer torial Judgment or contention to St)s. West Berlin. •Rd. and Jarvis Rd. who might otherwise have apoplexy to the personnel policies subcom (Conttiraed from Page One) I B ^ ldan . Baturad M 1 . for many males, this flattery Is Police reported Vanderbrook candidates to run for twenty-nine tain addresses. lU ItiUKUMiter. Conn., u have been correct, and since we offices waa elected. These candi "The troop eoncentrationa are 13 Days Ago morrow morning when they receive bills in the mail for the mittee of the board. Tunisip Urges U. S., e u w MaU Kattar. something that could easily be was traveling east on Highland Patrolman Richard L. Sullivan Court Case» Weat Side aanitary aewer aaoess-#- have that convenient kind of par dates are the only onds who can said he b e c ^ e suspicious as t)iey evidently to protect their working Other items on the agenda for To the Allies their real problem STTBSCapmON RATES omitted, let the work fall where St., slowed to make a right turn manta, the word from General the meeting, which will be held In tial recall which remembers only onto Wyllya St., and FMrphy at run in the fall election with came out of the alley next to the parties,” he said, though the Com- Nello Rldolfl, 66, of 117 W. Mid morrow morning It will be very Allies to Help Oust Is to keep the Communists from Payalria In Adaance It may. This lady psychologist strength. Manager Richard Martin la— the administrative offices of Bar Carrier those things which make us edi tempted to pass on the right and Center Restaurant iriunlata had every right to be MANCHBSTBR SESSION dle Tpke., died Saturday at Man don’t. much In question In some houses— nard Junior High School, will In closing off West Berlin whose 2*4 Ona Taar T< ...... torially happy, we have a real pic makes sense, almost like a man. struck the Vanderbrook car. With the support of all Demo- Sullivan watched the three go where they were so long as they French in Bizerte million people, 110 miles Inside Rx IfaHaatha ...... 7.75 cratSi we can on O ct 2 get Bolton William B. Benson, 22, of Han chester Memorial Hospital of mul The bllla are a miatake, because was built five years ago In Center clude discussion regarding replies ’ker ------l&aa ICootba I •••••••*•• , nic. Furphy waa arrested and to thp lawn near Mary Cheney confined their activity to Bast Ger tiple injuries received Aug. 8 when the collection of the aaseaamenta St. from General Manager Richard Communist Flast Gerrnany, give ^ ele JContbIII .«•.**•••**•. l.M back on the two party system. library and then depart. A short man territory. son, Mass., formerly of Manches (Continued from Page One) Waakly .10 Lately we have been waiting the charged with illegal passing on the S F c o iu /a a hasn’t been approved by the board Martin to board of education re their allegiance to the West. right. Joseph S. Llcitra while later he noticed Jones re British officers ssid the Commu ter, was fined 876 for evading re he was struck by an automobile of directors yet. The levying of the assessments quests. The requests are for an MEMBER OF day when the heirs of the late Sen A Thought for To^ay Bruce Jensen, 16, of Rocky Hill, School Road turn. Sullivan went down the alley nists are building an extra barbed sponsibility and 876. for recklSss while crossing E. ^Center St. The only assessments that have was postponed at that time, how earlier date for setting the educiS- said that' constituted a serious The Allies have refused to rec> THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ator Jbe McCarthy would ' openly Bolton, Conn. and caught Jones coming out the wire fence about six feet behind He was bom June. 39, 1896, in been approved, after a special ever, because the residents in the enough threat to justify Tunisia’s ognlze the Flaat German Oommu- The Aaeoclated Preaa la exclostralr _ Sponsored by the Manchester waa arrested and charged with driving. area could not use the aanitary tlon budget, and the financing of entitled to ibe uaa of3f republlcatlODrepubileatloo of take to their Imsoms none other making an improper turn last back door of Miller’s Restaurant one that had been there for years Magllanese-Sablna, Italy, son qf hearing, are thoee to residents of additional renovations to older ele taking defensive measures. ni.sts—Russian puppets but hardly CooncU of Churches carrying a large piece of meat. W A m m s -W ^ S T The fines stem from ah accident sewer. Now, with the completion "The threat of extension of the more so than the other satellite all nears dtiDatchea credited to It than the distinguished Dean night as result of an auto acci and apparently intended tio fill the on Aug. 6 when a half-ton truck the late Phillip and Maria Ridol: Center St. ' mentary schools from the original not otherwlsa credited In tbla paper dent at Main St. and E. Middle Bosses Told to Yell Jones ran back into the restau gap with coils of barbed wire. and had lived in Manchester for The bills ware sent to midents of the force main and pumping appropriation for renbvations. aggression persists,” he declared, governments—as the legrltimate and alto tba local neara pupllabed here. Acheson. So far as we have no rant and threw the meat under a Benson was driving, struck a car station on the West Side, .the sew ”so long aa the resolution of the rules of East Germemy. All rlihtB of repubUcatlon of apeclal The Bible Tpke. A battalion commander, Lt. Col. in the rear and sideswiped another 49 years. He was formerly em of the other streets as well (through Appointments, requests for diapatchea herein are alao reaarrad. ticed, they have not quite done it In Approved Style table in an attempt to get rid of ORMANDJ.WEST • DIRECTOR' Malcolm Sherman, said the British ployed St Case Bros. He was < error. er main installed five yeargago Is leaves of absence and two resig council haa not been fully ap To do so would be to •gree-'ra We search the world for truth. We Police reported Jensen was car on Rt. 6 in Bolton. One of the usable. ^ the permanent division of . Ger Full acnlce client of N. a yet; after all, they spent so many cull, i traveling south on Main St. and It, Sullivan said. ' Infantrymen and tanks were veteran of World War I, and' was A special hearing is scheduled nations are also Included on the plied!” Ice, Inc. , _ Sullivan caught Jones and took M.ncImI.r's OW wt-whh ||| 9.7,95 brought out after reports were re passengers was seriously Injured a member of World War I Bar for Sept. 13 on the assessments, af The board of directors voted agenda. The sponsors of. the resolution many, which is the last thing' West PubUahera Repreaentatlaea; IMa years equating Acheson with soft The good, the true, the beautiful. tried to turn left onto E. Middle (Continued from Page One) In the accident, but since has been Gei-man Adenauer wants. So the From graven stone and written ’]^ke. He cut the turn sharp and him into the bar, where Connore dM Hn.it hclllHM jy . B LI - ceived that several hundred Com racks of Manchester and of the ter which the directors must ap Aug. 1 to levy the assessments, but Included 31 countries from Africa ^Itua Mathewa Special Acenejr — IT ness toward Communism, with ap and Kinney were sitting. Edwin munist militiamen and the person released from Manchester Me Magllanese Society. prove them before they -will be sent the collection of them must wait and Asia plus Yugoslavia. West has kept needling Premier Tork, Chtcaso. Detroit and Boaton. scroll, '• w'aa struck broad side by a car right, since remanner. But a goof- W HUAM J. UNNOM . Uc A m .l-. 1l l morial Hospital. Khrushchev to permit unification, member audit BUREAU ~ OB peasement, and even with near And all old flower-fields of the driven by Kathryn A. Bagley of up from a man with an efferves Johnson, 54, of 69 Birch St., an nel carriers had been observed He 18 survived by his wife, out. until after the public hearing on Rockville-V ernon Six signed up today—Cambodia, CIRCULATIONS. employe at Miller’s, was also , 142 EAST CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER______along the border. Chief Judge Jay Rubinow, pre The sewer in question—and to the matter Sept. 13. knowing It’s the last thing he treachery personally that It neces soul; Wapping. cent personality should be met siding at t r a y ’s session, accep Gladys Ridolfi; a daughter, Mrs. Iran, Nepal, Thailand and the wants. TTie Herald PUnttni Company, Inc., sarily requires quite a wrench In And, weary seekers of the best. Damage to both cars was minor. with a reprimand which is couch there, working. . This la the first time auch a Avis: Dietz of Manchester; a sis fol-mer French territories of Togo aaaumet no tlnanqlal reaponalbUlty lor Johnson told Sullivan that the deployment of western troops had ted Benson’s plea of nolo conten Clothing Store It makes good propaganda but their thinking and their reflexes We come back laden from our Burton L. Stratton. 20. of 15 ed in humor, the author claims. dere for evading respon^bility. ter, Maria Ridolfi In Italy; ■ a will be in St. Ann’s Cemetery, failed to negotiate a right-hand and Upper Volta. typo«raphior4 errora appearlna in ad- So if the boss isn’t chewing you trio came In occasionally in the been announced publicly in the cur brother, Remigo Ridolfi of Man The resolution calls on France solves nothing. And there is TerttiemenVi and Other readinjt matter to bring them to words of com quest, Columbus St., was arrested and Benson was earlier fined 83 for Cranston, R.I. turn onto the Veterans Highway, some Irony In it. tn The Manchmer Evenlna Herald. To find that all the sages said charged with evading responsi out properly, you might try ^v - mornings to talk and have a drink. rent crisis. However, British sol chester; and several nieces and Friends may call at the funeral To Change Hands to withdraw her troops occupying mendation and praise. Connors and Kinney denied diers turned out as a precaution failure to notify the Motor 'Vehicle nephews. swerved out of control, crossed Tlie Allies because of agree Dltpiay adrenlalnB cloalng houra; Is in the Book our mqthers read. bility yesterday. Police re trie d ing him a copy of the book, “How Department of a change of ad holme tonight from 7 to 9:30, and the esplanade and rolled once, the city of Bizerte. It also calls on ments with Russia, claim the right For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. But, although it .Is difficult for John Greenleaf Whittier he struck a parked car at Globe Managers Make Things Happen.” knowing anything of the theft, and during German rioting at the Funeral services will be held tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9:30 The House of Tweeds, 83 Union France and Tunisia to open nego left. Sullivan called headquarters dress and 816 for operating a mo tomorrow at 8:16 a m. at the John mounted a guard rail, smashed a to keep troops in West Berlin. AU For Tueaday—1 p.m. Monday. them, and although it has been a Hollow Swimming Pool, owned by Then when you catch heck, Brandenburg Gate last week. p.m. light pole, and plunged down an St,, Rockville, propo.ses to sell a tiations immediately on the with Allied military supplies and per For Wedneaday—1 p.m. Tueiday. Submitted by you’ll at least know you’re catch for assistance, and Patrolman Within the city, moving van tor vehicle making excessive noise. F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. or Thuraday—1 p.m. Wedneaday. long, hard fight for Acheson, he Charles J. Prunler, 43, of East All charges stemmed from the embankment 38 feet below the major portion of its clothing mer drawal of all French forces from sonnel for that city must pass y^r------Friday—1- ■ ^.m.p.m. TTraraday. Rev. Carlton T). Daley Hartford. ing it in the approved manor. John Hughes arrived. Together crews guarded by Communist Center St., followed by a solemn Mrs. Ullian M. Hay road. chandize and stock to a Dobson- Tunisian territory. For Saturday-1 p.ip.ra. Friday. Is steadily winning his way toward they went to the rear of the li troops and polica moved East Ber same arrest. Mass of ilequiem at St. Bridget’s through or over East Germany. United Methiodist Church, Bolton Damage was slight. Gary Morgan, 17, of West Wll- The funeral of Mrs. Lillian Mc- ville woman who plans opening The session posed a new test These supply routes are control Claaalfled______deadlli nine: 10:30 a.m. each his moment of triumph; the very , CADETS ON CRUISE brary where they found Connors lin families from their homes on Church at 9 o’clock. Burial..will be All three occupants were thrown day of .publication except Saturday— All three arrested drivers will llngton, was fined 860 for speeding. In Soldiers’ Field, East Cei^tery. Kechnie Hay of 240 Hoflister St. from the car as It rolled several dress shop of her own. of the Kennedy administration's led by the Russians. t a.m. ' elements in our national life w'hich POLICE AVERT BRAWX appear in Circuit Court 12, Man New London, Aug. 21 iJP) — The amd Kinney. HarzerstraSse, a lit,tie street front A notice of intent to sell the anti-colonial policy. newest Class of Coast Guai-d Acad Connors had a large piece of ing on the American sector of Ber The case was reopened by Judge Friends may call at the funeral was held Saturday afternoon at times down the embankment, po But this amounts to only about once made him their leading vil New Haven, Aug. 21 {/P)—Police chester. on Sept. 11. Rubinow and continued until Aug. the Center Congregational Church. lice said. merchandize to Mrs. Evelyn G. Delegates from Asian, African per cent of all traffic in sup Monday, August 21 arrested two teen-agers and a man emy cadets begins its duties at sea ham wrapped In a newspaper un lin. home tonight from 7 to 9. Dearborn, was filed with the Ver lain in the headlines must, sooner today on the square rigged Eagle. der his arm. 28 to give Morgan time to raise The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pas In critical condition, after pos or neutralist nations waited to see plies and people moving to Weat and broke up a threatened gang Johnson headed home after a money to pay the fine. tor of Center Congregational non town clerk at the end of the if the United States would vote Berlin. or later, proclaim him to be their fight at the Farnham Court hous The Eagle and the cutters Rock- All three were then arrested and 36-hour visit that lifted the will of sibly being hurled through the week. Alert With Surviral In It away and Castle are starting a 2- charged with larceny. The stolen Burton Stratton, 20, 15 Colum Church, officiated. He was assisted windshield, was James Lunsford, for the resolution or if ft would Secretary of State Dean Rusk own revered champion, or at least ing project last night. Acting on a the 2 million West Berliners to by the Rev. Donald Walton of New The transfer Is to take place abstain as it did on similar pro said last night the other 95 per Op en Forum week bruise of the Atlantic Coast. meat was valued at $13. resist Communist pressures and bus St., was fined $50 for evading 26. of 187 Hampshire St., Indian When Adlai Stevenson was sd- elder statesman. tip, 14 officers moved in on the resppnsibility. The case was re Death Claims Jersey, an uncle of the deceased. Sept. 2. posals before the Security Council cent Is civilian traffic which the scene and found an estimated 20-25 The 191 "swabs” will be accom The trio posted 8100 bonds each quieted fears that they might be Orchard, Mass. Hartford Hoj^ital Mrs. Dearborn said she hopes to dresalng the members of the Inter It’s in his work In his capacity as panied by 109 second classmen and for arraignment in Circuit Court opened and continued until Sept. James Smith presided at the or authorities said he suffered mul July 29. East German government lets young men preparing for the Bolton’s Primary forsaken. gan. open her new shop, her first mer through by agreement with the national Astronomical Union, out a foreign policy adviser to the new To the Editor, 300 officers and enlisted men. 12, Manchester,' on Sept. 11. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt, 6 to give Stratton time to raise Operator of tiple , injuries, including head In Infoi’med sources said there was brawl. Many of them fled when the money to pay the fine. Burial was in East Cemetery. juries. chandizing venture, someday next possibility the United States West German government. In California the other day, he President that Mr. Acheson is officers arrived. Arrested were On Aug. 23 Bolton Democrats who had demanded "political ac Bearers were William Stiner, C. D. week In the small house on Rt. 83, tvould vote for the resolution, but So, while the west does not offi Harold Allen, 16 of 912 State St will have an opportunity to vote tion” by the Allies rather than Paul Kaezor, 20, o( West Hart His wife, Mrs. Ruth Lunsford, was addressing an organization really coming into his owm. Hard ford, was fined $36 for speeding. McCarthy. Howard Angell, Walter 32, was in fair condition after Vernon, formerly occupied by the many diplomats believed it would cially recognize the East Germans which had held its previous ses ly a day passes without some new and Phillip Maher, 17. of 188 Ward in a primary. I urge one and all paper protests,-said Johnson’s visit Tourist Home Joyner, Cheater Bigelow and Mark Watson Realty Co. wind up abstaining. One African as legitimate, it does In effept rec St. and Isabelino Rivera. 32. of to exercise your right to vote in was "the greatest help we could get Robert Stetson, 23, of 9 Main St., Hill. suffering internal injuries, a brok sion In Moscow. This particular word from Waahing:ton as to the was fined' $35 for breach of peace. en left collarbone, broken ribs and She will sell women’s and teen delegate said unless the United ognize tmefli and is dealing with 70 WhalJey Ave. Police said they this prlmar>-. Your votes will de at this moment.” Mrs. Louisa A. Atkinson, 72, who agers’ dresses. The name of the them every session was being opened with an forceful role he is playing. He is LADIES OF ST. JAMES Lionel Asselin, 22, of 221 Oak lacerations of the left elbow, au States supported Tunisia, it could were unable to determine a cause cide If the Bolton Democratic Before the 'Vice President left, a St., was fined $30 for speeding. operated the Center Lodge Tourist Mrs. Dorotliy R, FIrkett shop will be Evelyn’s Waylide expect little support frbm the Now Khrushchev wantSHhe West astronomer from the Netherlaijds reportedly the key author of the for the abortive fight. Party Is to present a strong or a fresh battle group of 1,600 Amerl- Home at 145 Center St. for 31 thorities said. The couple’s son, House. BOWLING LEAGUE Robert W. Haberern, 16, of 230 The funeral of Mrs. Dorothy B. Richard, was treated for head lac antl-colonialist countries should it to give official recognition. But he In the office of president. The policy of military toug^ess on cain troops rolled In to strengthen McKee St., was fined $16 for fail years, died Saturday at her home Fickett of South Rd., Bolton, was The House of 'Tweeds, a women’s bring the Berlin crisis before the says whether or not the West does, his repeated pledge that the United after a long illness. erations and released. apparel store waa operated by nominee scheduled to succeed him Berlin, and reportedly wanted the OPEN TO A U MEMBERS ure to grant the right of way. held yesterday afternoon at the The accident, which occurred at U.N. he will turn control of all traffic States will stand firm with West She was born in Manchester, Holmes Fimeral Home, 400 Main Mrs. Margaret Watson of Rock There was some belief the United to Weat Berlin over to the East was a Russian. We haven’t seen In Immediate mobilization of an ad Dealership TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY Berlin and the Communist-en Charles H. Popp, 66, of East Feb. 23, 1889, daughter of the late 6:26 p.m., attracted state and lO' ville and Mrs. Eleanor Tutein of Hartford, was fined $15 for driving St., with the Rev. Carlton Daley, cal police from three towns, am States abstained on the Security Germans before the year ends. So the news from the conference dltional million men Instead of the ACRES OF DIAMONDS * circled city "can never be bulled Michael and Louisa Keisch Schen- pastor of the United Methodist Ellington. ^ Council vote because it thought the West, for Adenauer’s sake, may BOWLING FREE AUGUST 22 "FOR COOK-OUTS OR COOK-INSl" into thebsurrender of Its freedom.” In the wrong lane. However, Judge del, and had lived here all her life. bulances, fire equipment, and a - sidiether delegates from Commu milder measures the President has To realize th'is dream you must find a human need and * Rubinow remitted the fine since Church of Bolton, officiating. crowd estimated at 500 spectators. Mrs. Watson aaid today the then it could get the FYench to still try to refuse official recogni nist China attended. But If they been adopting. He has been quoted satisfy it. We offer you this opportunity. * AT 7:45 P.M. ! The new arrivals brought the She was a member of St. Mary’s Burial was in Wapping Ceme House of Tweeds, now out of busi negotiate with the Tunisians. Chief tion while settling for guarantees Ssrve Sizzling Mouthwatering Steaks ^ ■U.S., BriUsh and French garrisons Popp had a safe driving record of Episcopal Church. didn't, that was their choice. Even as saying, on one occasion, that YOU GET: A patented, proven, electronically«ctivated ^ 46 years prior to this offense. tery. Bearers were Richard Peter- ness, will not be reopened. U.S, Delegate Adlai E. Stevenson that thp routes to Berlin will not be product that has immediate acceptance and is * In West Berlin to a total of 12,000 She is survived by her husband, Extended Forecast Softball LeaguA now apparently has abandoned this shut off. the United States State 'Depart Chester Bowies Is the chief trou HOLIDAY LANES Save at These Low Prices! Stanley Uttle, 47, of 243 Fern eon. C. Raymond Hoctor, Harold becoming a must in every business and home * troops. Stewart Atkinson Sr, tw o' sons, Hoar, Clarence Aspinwall Sr., j Rockville’s slow pitch softball hope, and Tunisia’s backers feel Rusk said last night — subordi SILVER LANE Pravda today printed s Berlin St., waa fined $10 for intoxication Windsor Locks, Aug. 21 (P) ment had, some time ago, permit ble with our State Department throughout the world. ^ The fine waa remitted. Stewart Atkinson Jr. of Burling Morgan Grant, and Olaf Fkland- The U.S. Weather Bureau today league playoffs be^n tomorrow that the United States — which nating all other reasons for de ted their entry Into this country and, on another, tha.t Adlai Ste A powerful and effective marketing program dispatch declaring Vice President ton, Vt., and William P, Atkinson Bon. issued the following 5-day fore with a pair of games starting at Stevenson described as the "oldest fending Berlin to this single one — Johnson’s mission to the divided Veronica Bouktus, 10 Proctor 6:15 p.m. for this scientific conference. venson ought to go too. In fact indudingcompietesellingaids.on-the-spottralnlng * Rd., was fined $10 for keeping an of Manchester; a daughter, Mrs, cast for Connecticut for the period anti-Folonial power” — should join that the real Issue on Berlin is a and extensive local and national advertising, « CHUCK city was intended to "heat up the unlicensed dog. William MacDonald of Manchester; from Tuesday through Saturday: The Rockville Hotel team will In the censure of FYance even showdown with Russia, Meaning, There were such slight encour the nature of the remarks at already tense situation In West three brothers, Herman O, Schen- play Westland Terrace In Henry of course, can the Russians cut off A prestige business of your own with immediate ^ Herman Shade, 51, of Larreldale, Temperatures averag;ing 2 to 4 though Fiance is one of the United agements for Mr. Stevenson, then, tiibuted to him Indicates that, un returns and steadily Increasing profits. * Beriin.” del. former Manchester police chief, degrees below normal with no Park, and the American Legion will Slate's most important European the city. when he took off on his own demeath that cultured, aristo Tne writer, correspondent Pa., forfeited a $60 bond for not Leo Schendel and Albert Schendel play Rockville Jaycees at Legion Allies. But the West — after Its stand ^An appointment as our exclusive distributor for * appearing to answer a charge of State News very marked day to day change. Field. somewhat astronomical oratorical commercial, industrial and home markets, e Vladimer Kuznetsov, said It seems all of Manchester; and four grand The normal tenrperature in the The resolution prepared for In off attitude on East Berlin and cratlc exterior of his he carries speeding. children, The winners of the two games East Germany In 1953 and again Yob need the background to enable you ^ West Berlin — not Blast Berlin — Hartford area during this period troductlon In the assembly says the venture. In which, like most peo- his owm dark scowi of hatred and has become “1 military .police Manuel Cuscianno, 43, of Boston. Fimeral services will be held to will play a two-out-of-three series presence of French forces in Tun now SJid In view of Johnson’s state to maintain successfully a strong Meiss., forfeited a 835 bond for not ranges from k normal high of ple who begin by looking at the contempt for all who do not ac and growing business. * camp.” morrow at 2:30 p.m, at the Wat- Roundup around 82 to a nornial low of beginning Thursday night at Le isia against Tunisia’s will violates ment — can hardly any longer He said provocative military appearing to answer a charge of klns-West Fimeral Home, 142 E. gion Field for the championship. the sovereignty of the former make much of am Issue on unifica stars, he reached some profound cept his own stern version of what For complete marketing manual write to: w speeding. about 69. Precipitation for the terrestrial truths. America’s position In the world demonstrations were held In West Center St. Burial will be In East The Legion team with an 11 and French protectorate and endangers tion. Write Box AB c-o The Manchester STEAK Adam Mattson, 35, of Terryville, Cemetery. (Continued from Page One) period one to six-tenths of an inch 1 record waa tops In the seven > * Berlin after Johnson’s arrival and occurring toward the end of the International peace. It also calls The big general thing he read should be. Herald, Manchester, Conn. commented that the 1,600 Ameri pEdd $28 fines to the violation bu FYiends may call at the funeral team league, operating for Its sec on the Flench to obey the Security Egypt’s pleasure-loving ancient into the future of mankind he reau for failure to carry registra home, Jones told them he had period. ond season. Second place went to We always maintained that Mc- can reinforcements who arrived home tonight from 7 to 9. parked the car behind a repair ga Council’s July 22 resolution by pull peoples decorated their tombs with phrased this way: tion and making an improper turn, Westland Terrace. pictures of parties In the belief Carthyism had no business picking Sunday marched through the city in lieu of a court appearance. rage on the highway and walked ing their forces back Into the *Tf there can be said to be a on Acheson, of ail people, and we to the tune of military bands. Mrs. M. R. Dryburgh and hitchhiked home. Oyster Beds Clean Other teams In the order of their naval base. that the fun would last forever. "Johnson develoqped a truly fev Bond for Alex Golowozyk, 38, of Mrs. Janet Howat Dryburgh, 85 finish were Rockville Hotel, Jay wave of the future for mankind, hope the time is not long delayed Milford, Aug. 21 (jP) — The red cees, Union Congregational Church, erish activity,” Kuznetsov wrote. 63 Union St,, was reduced from of 11 Osk St., East Hartfor^, sis stains are gone from Long Island 1 believe it is in the principle of when the present leadership of the $500 to $300. Golowozyk is ter of John T. Howat of 63 Bllyu*' Episcopal Election Vernon Center Congregational 'IFrom morning until night he Sound oyster beds, and a normal Church and Vernon Esso. community.” creed will su;knqwledge Its his Alexander Pope (1688-1744) said: prowled along the borders of Dem charged with driving while under Rd., died yesterday at St. FYancls Hartford, Aug. 21 (AP)—The Epis harvest next year Is once again Stevenson used the word "com toric mistake, and make proper ocratic (East) Berlin, arranged the influence of liquor or drugs. Hospital. copal Diocese of Connecticut will hoped for. "HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL IN UNIVERSITY reviews of Amelcan rnUitay units, He will appear in court on Sept. She was born in Scotland and meet In special session Sept. 12 to The red water was .due to num munity” in all its senses, cultural, amends and citations. We ask for B 7. had lived in East Hartford 35 elect a second suffragan bishop of sconcHnlc, social, and political, in the long-calumniated Acheson excited the West Berlin population erous tiny organisms called dino- Firmen Plagued THE HUMAN BREASTS” EVENING COLLEGE and met with Mayor Willy Brandt A $250 bond was set for David years. Connecticut. flagellates, which poison oyster A-year and in an age when all the only what Is fair, and what he de and foreign Minister Heinrich von Cedar Jr., 33, of Windsor, charged Besides her brother in Manches Called by the Rt. Rev. Welter H. larvae. By False Alarms big news features the open con serves. When you are sick, don’t let opportunities Brentano behind closed doors. He with driving while his license waa ter, she Is survived by her husband, Gray, D.D., bishop of Connecticut, Dr. V. L. Loosanoof of the U.S. take advantage of your,hope to get well quickly. • REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER 6-16 la' trying to save the bankrupt suspended. The case is continued Montgomery R. Dryburgh; ason-df the convention will be held in Biological Labaratory here had al flict of the world’s two greatest until Aug. 28. East Hartford: two daughters of Christ Church Cathedral with a Manchester firemen were need nation states, and when all the LONDON BROIL policy of the frontline city.” most given up hops that the larvae Watch out for certain door-to-door peddlers, Weekdays 11 am-8 pm Saturdays 9 am-12 noon The Moscow press called John A bond of 8500 was continued Windsor and East Hartford: two communion service at 9:30 a.m. and would survive, but yesterday he lessly called out for the third time little news features the emer The Stronger Sex mail-order promoters and radio or television for Howard Gllnite, 33, of 7 Ban brothers in Scotland; and two the first business session at 10:15. In two weeks as they responded Hudson Hall, Hudson Street, Hartford son's visit ’’provocative” and de said the Dinoflagellates had sud to another false alarm shortly af gence of many erstwhile colonial We are not always automatical salesmen who promise much. It is your health cried the dispatch of the American croft Rd., Rockville, charged with grandchildren. This will be the first duly elect denly disappeared. they are gambling with. Be safe. Get your medi reckless driving and driving while Fijneral services will be held ter 10:30 last night. peoples. In varying moods. Into na ly persuaded of the wisdom of ARTS AND SCIENCES troops reinforcements as "military ed second assistant the bishop of Reversing his previous predic This time it was the box at Oak cal advice from your physician and your medi hysteria.” But the Soviets gave under the influence of liquor or Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the New Connecticut will have had. Until tions, Dr. L«osanoof said an ample tion states of their own. The num psychologists, but we do hope cines and health-aids from your pharmacist We BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION drugs. The case was continued un kirk and Whitney Fimeral Home, and Autumn Sts. In the past two STEAK polite clearance to the American now, he has been aided In the ad crop of oysters is expected In weeks alarms have also been ber of sovereignties In the world that, when one does hit something are both pledged to consider your health more til Aug. 28. 318 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. ENGINEERINO Army convoy that crossed 110 ministration of the diocese by one 1962, when the larvae reach turned In at Autumn apd Highland is multiplying, not decreasing; exactly right, we are big enough important'than quick profits. miles of Communist territory to Joseph Milardo, 23, of Portland Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, suffragan, at present the Rt.^Rev. maturity. Courses lead to a Broil Rare Like a . _ pleaded innocent to cutting into a East Hartford. John H. Esquirol, D.D. In recent Sts. and at W. Mlddlp Tpke. near some of the new sovereignties are to admit It and manage even a get here from West Germany. Friends may call at the funeral the East Hartford linp. as thuggy about their Individual degree or certificate. Steak, Slice Thin at an Angle Over the weekend in what John lane of traffic within an unsafe years he has also been assisted j' CHARLES M. DOBBvS word of praise. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you distance. Milardo requested a trial home tonight and tomorrow from three months of the year by the Police are still looking for those prerogatives as the biggest of the son called "one of America’s finest New Fairfield, Aug. 21 (/Pj—Fli- responsible in all th r^ cases. A lady psychologist. Dr, Clco need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if Classes begin September 18. Jhours,” the fears of war subsided by a Jury of 12. The case will be 7 to 9. Rt. Rev. Lewis B. Whittemore, re old ones; the top news of the day heard in East Hartford on Sept. neral services will be held tomor Fire damaged the rear seat and Dawson, was addressing a group shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly noticeably and the prospects of ne tired bishop of Western Michigan. row for Charles M. Dobbs, 87. upholstery of a car barked on is pertiaps the world's failure in without extra charge. A great many people en University of Hartford ADams 6-5411 5 A 850 bond waa set. Mrs. Mary K. Ro<'ha Bishop Whittemore notified the of business and professional wom Chuck Ground 57< gotiations with the Russians grew Mrs. Mary Kohut Socha, 65. of Candlewood Isles, founder of Spring St. yesterday morning. the capacity to live as a communi trust us with their prescriptions. May we com both in Berlin and Washington. The following cases were con last regular convention that Monarch Laundries In New Ha Fire cmief W. Clifford Mason re en up in Coming, N. Y,, the other pound yours ? Sleok Fricas iffacllva Tubs, and Wad., Only tinued until Aug. 28: 12 Moore St., widow of John he would be unable to serve long ty. day, and advising them how to Mayor Brandt, who said his dis Socha, died Saturday night at her ven and former member of the ported the damage 4'as minor. cussions with Johnson went "far Mary Quagitano, 12 Bunce Dr., er. Governor’s Foot Guard. Dobbs The cause was not determined. At auch a time Stevenson uses treat their husbands, and she charged with keeping an unll home. beyond the Berlin issue,” said She was bom in the Ukraine, Nominations for the new suf died yesterday in Danbury Hos The car was owned by a visitor the word. He calls It the wave of seemed, to us, a positive genius. ProAtM .ee ValtM cs! there will be no war and predicted censed dog; Alex Getzoff, 42, of fragan will be made from the floor pital He leaves his widow, Mar to the home of Richard Cart Colchester, charged with speed and lived in Hartford 45 years be the future—borrowing a term Her main point went as follows: East-West talks late in the fall. fore moving to Manchester four of the open convention. Election jorie Coblelgh Dobbs, a son and wright, 413 Spring St., a neighbor HONEYDIWS U.S. Secretry of State Dean ing; Clarence Nichols, 30, of Hart will require a majority of both three daughters. said. once used to describe Hitlerism by "Women, knowing they are able EACH ford, charged with failure to se years ago. Melons CALIFORNIA 49c Rusk told a U.S. television audi Survivors include four sons, Ed clergy and lay delegates from the its own propagandists, since used to withstand long hours, cold, heat Prescription Pharmacy It's Great To Be cure a driver’s license: Russell D parishes. by the Communists, to describe ence (NBC—Meet the Press) that Stone Jr., 28, of 120 Branford St. ward of Manchester, Michael of or most anything else, unthink 901 Main Street—MI 3-5321 he did not expect the Soviet Plainvllle, Nicholas of Westfield, To be eligible for the post, a their own grandiloquent dreams ingly demand their husbands do SEEDLESS ^1 IBS charged with evading responsibil clergyman must be at least 30 and INDEPENDENT 1Grapes 35‘ threats to West Berlin to lead fo ity; and James P. Stone, 17, and Mass., and George of Hartford; and aspirations. But community, the same. Copyright 1960 (6W2) war and added: daughter, Mrs. Ann Fennelly of able to meet specified health re We are — and its good for YOU, Edward F. Stone, 19, both of East quirements. lUce democracy. Is not so much an "As a result, women are living COOKING i .1*0 ”We do expect negotiations to Hartford, both charged with lar Hartford; and 10 grandchildren ideological creed as a method, and too, thot we ore. Apples 1 49e take place . . . negotiations will ceny and tampering with a motor Fimeral services will be held longer than at any other time in occur.” Rusk said he did not yet Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at the Ta- a system, a system under which history, and men are dying fast vehicle. State Resident Hurt NATIVE 4 s ? know how, when or where—but he larski Fimeral Home, 380 Maple men can accommodate differences. er.” Who wouldn’t rather he his own host Carrots 23‘ did not rule out the prosjiect of a The following cases were con Ave., Hartford,, followed by a sol Manhasset, N. Y., Aug. 21 OP)— OF MANCHESTER Praduca Prieas IHaellva Tuas, and Wad., Only sqmmlt meeting after ‘'full tinued until Sept. 5. emn high Mass of requiem at St. Lewis Fleming, 36, of 211-06 '7th When Adlai Stevenson spoke of For cure, Dr. Dawson recom than have to cater day after day to the whims of an employer ? (Jlarence Bromley Jr., 26, of Ave., Bayside, Queens, was killed community and called It the wave mended that women must do The lobsterman on the Maine Coast makes his own decisions— preparation.” Michael’s Ukrainian Church at 9 "For perfectly obvious reasons,” Fab van, charged with driving Burial will be in St. John the Bap when a car In which he was riding of the future In spite of the way more to ease the emotional and where to place his traps, what bait to use, what kind of a moor without a license; and Leonard went off a road, hit two poles and ing can best weather .winter’s storms. Rusk said, ”it is^ not possible to tist Cemetery, Glastonbury. the world is behaving today, he tension-building burdens in the Grocery Specials! Incandella, 20, of SO Holl St., Friends may call at the funeral overturned at 2:30 a.m. today. EXTRA I It isn’t an easy life! Nor is it easy in the insurance business to talk about the details” of any pro charged with speeding. Fleming owned the car, driven was speaking of the world’s neces lives of their men, and, above all, have to make one’s own Judgments as to the insurance company HOMIMAKIR — Paa, Yellow Eya. SAVE 8c posals the western Allies might home tonight and tomorrow from The case of Armand Aubut, 22. 6 to 9. There will be evening sen’ by John R. Reichert, 36, Ek>ard- sity—of the only way this world must not ask their men to do more to recommend to a client for a certain personal or business need. make. man Rd., New Milford, Conn. Rei But the satisfaction in being independent—in not having to fol Asked if the West would fight of 26 Birch St., was transferred to ices at the funeral home at ean manage to live. than is ne'oeasary. HOURS JARS the 14th Circuit In Hartford. ' o’clock. chert was treated at a hospital for low the dictates of ’’the manageinent” makes it supremely worth Baked Beans 4 ^1*”* If there were any Interference minor injuries snd released. The route ahead is difficult but This sort of sanity had to come while. with access to West Berlin, Rusk not Impossible, and it is one along from a woman, for the simple rea And it’s good for you, too. We can be impartial in recom 5-PACK — For a Healthy Pel SAVE 9c replied: Mrs. Ida Roberta Prentice ' which the world has already made son that 'we men ourselves can mending this company over that company when, from our study ”I think at this point... it is Manchester Men Mrs. Ida Roberts Prentice. 68 3 Hurt in Crash of policy forms, we know that it has the broadest policy and the better for us to concentrate on of 109 High St., died yesterday at Hartford, Aug. 21 (JF)—A Massa more progress, of instinct, and hardly be the ones to proclaim the CANS Manchester Memorial Hospital af improvisation, and of necessity, most economical and up to date coverage for that particular in Vets' Dog Food 6 49. the vital interests and say that chusetts man is critical and his truth, which is one of our own surance need. And when a claim occurs or any argument arises, we want to protect those vital In Injured in Two ter a long illne.ss. wife la in fair condition today fol than is generally admitted. comparative weaknesses. We men we can stick up for you because we know that no one can fire us tJ. 9EL gTiwiMiKMONTE — — rivo Five u'eiK.ioui Delicious rr Fruits \ SAVE 11c terests by peaceful means If pos She was bom May 18, 1893, In lowing a one-car accident Sunday **nie United Nations,” said StO' have to live with the fact that the —but YOU. (We don’t think you will because we will always be sible.” Bolton Crashes Newark. N.J., and has been a resi On the Bradley Field connector In venson, “Is the world community’s female of the species is stronger, serving your interest AND YOURS ONLY). Rusk defined the "vital Inter dent of Manchester for the past 50 Windsor. years. She conducted the West- greatest instrument, and the That’s why this Agency is an independent insurance agency Fruit Cocktail 2 SSI 47. ests” of the western Allies as David Lewie, 18, of 179 Birch State police said the couple was has more physical endurance, does representing the finest and strongest old established agency in side Convalescent Home for 18 world community must act now better a t all kinds of hard labor, ’’The presence of the West in St., Manchester, received a broken years. traveling with their 6-year-old son surance companies—companies which, have stood the test of time < JEL MONTE — Yellow Cling SAVE Zc West Berlin, the freedom and se on the connector when the car to uphold It, pay for it, invig can lift more, run faster and long and measure up to our standards in^Totectlon, in service and in right leg late Saturday afternoon Sunivors include her husband curity of that city, its ability to when his motorcycle was involved orate it, and support its able and er, hit harder, and bear pain bet the fairness of their claim settlements. 29-OZ CAN Samuel J. Prentice, 109 High St.; 1 Sliced Peaches 29. live, its physical access to the in an accident on Rt, 85. He waa two sons, James Prentice of Pitts courageous Secretary General.” ter than we can, while we must rest of the world.” burgh and Blair I*renUce, at home: The precedents this world or still pretend to be the stronger This Independent Insurance Agency He added; "These are at the admitted to Manchester Memorial NOTICE j i>EL MONTE - Cream Style SAVE 3c a daughter, Mrs. EHeanor P. Palm ganizatlon has already establish sex. Acts As Your RepresentoHve heart of the problem and these Hospital, State Troopers of the er, at home; and three grandchl’ PUBLIC HEARING ^'Helped me in every way'' ed, the random peace force opera • in analyzing your Insuranco needs 17-OZ are matters which Mr. Khrush Colchester Troop are Investigat dren. As if this pretense on our part • In selecting the companies with the most comprehensive ADDITIONAL tlons It has already undertaken I Sweet jEorn 2 CANS 4 # T * - chev must take fully In account.” ing the accident. Fimeral services will be held,A'. Says E. O’M, FYamingham, Masa were not bad enough, the ordinary policies 1:30 p.m. Wednesday from tlij* APPROPRIATIONS must, Stevenson said, be formal Another Manchester man, Hen BOARD OF DIREXTTORS female also Indulges in a counter • In protecting YOUR INTERESTS when claims arise. J aJEL MONTE — Early Garden SAVE 5c ry Locke, 28, of 564 Bush Hill Rd., Holmes Funeral Home 400 • Main ized and made permanent in the kind of pretense she considers ,St. Burial will be In East Ceme TOWN OF MANCHESTER, We ean serve you in ALL your 17 0Z ^ 1 Champagne Jailed waa also treated qt Manchester CONNECTICUT E. O’M. of Framipgham, Mass., was suffering estabUlihment of a United Nations tactful—the pretense that she Is Memorial Hospital after being In tery. Notice is hereby given that the peace force “capable o^ deterring ■weak and needs help. That is why, Insurance needs—Automobile— Fancy Peas 2 CANS ■# I ' volved in an accident in Bolton. Friends may call at the funeral from backaches before he bought his Musco- On Assault Count home Tuesday from 3 to 5, and 7 to Board! of Directors, Town of Man or anMulng the strongest com instead of moving some heavy ob Locke lost several teeth, his chester, Connecticut, will hold a Pedic Mattress. Now he reports, “It has helped Accident — Liability—Burglary mother said, when his car went 8 p.m. Mnations which might be raised ject easily and expeditiously by Public Hearing In the 'Municipal me in every way and I do get a night’s sleep.” — Fire — Marine — Bonds, Walter Cheonpagne, 41, of H art out of control near the Villa Lou Building Hearing Room. 41 Cen Bgaihzt it.” herself, which W'ould ^ the really ford, was sentenced to four months isa as he Attempted to light a cig ter Street, Manchester, Connecti Holman-Baker has'designed two mattresses for This has to be done “soon efficient way of getting the task at the Hartford State Jail by Chief arette at 1 a.m. Sunday. Tbe car Funerals cut, THiesday, August 29, 1961 at people who suffer back disorders . . . Musco- enough to save mankind.” done, she will deliberately re- ! F ir s t Judge Jay Rubinow today in Cir struck a utility pole. 8:00 P.M. on propose'd additional Pedic and Verto-Rest. Orthopedic surgeons All O is has, for some time, been stfain herself, seek out her male cuit Court 12, Manchester. In connection with a third acci appropriation as follows: helpied with their suggestions. 'The sentence will be suspended dent over the weekend, Mrs. Ter Mrs. Santina DiMeglio To Garbage Collection and the A B C OC the world’a future, if on a mission of flattery, and an N a t i o n a l after 30 days,..after which Cham esa'Hewitt of Newington was ar The funeral of Mrs. Santina Di Disposal ...... $44,000 It le <0 lurv* one. Btevenaon aaid npunce to him that she has a task pagne will being a two-year proba rested Saturday and charged with Meglio of Providence, R.X,, mother To be financed from the unap tion period. And many of our customers who have normal, y**^**! new. He aald it well, in a that takes a man. It may break Stores operating a motor vehicle while of Mrs. Alexander Girelll of S3 propriated surplus as of June 30, healthy backs and want to keep them that way, f* * ^f Whlob waa itaalf Ulustra- his back, but he Is supposed to be E ^ t Center Champagne waa chargsd with imder the Influence of liquor. Lilac St., Manchester, ti^ll be held 1961. tkB Hiet there la aoma hope and flattered. Street striking bis mother-in-law and ’ Trooper FYancis Plsdi of the Wednesday at 8 a.m. a t the B. Robert W, (Sordon, also choose these fine mattresses. Why don’t breaking her nose in an argument Colchester Troop arraeted Mrs. Maceroni and Sons Funeral Home, Secretary you try them at Watkins tomdhrow? Each cifaidty among human beings. Dr. Dawson, we would judge, on July 3 at Bolton Lake house. Hewitt after her car collided with 1881 Smith St (Rt 44), North Board of Directors Phone PXICtS EFFE(jTIVt IN FIRSI NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS ONIV 189.60. . . I bI fen aald It a t a ttma adian the would have done with such non- CURRENT ANNUAL MVIDiND ^ % Qiampagne, who pleaded guilty, a fence on the, east side of Rt. 4. Providence. Msaebrator, |M t|m 9 t- tMtieoM are cutting senee. She would have ^ truth 3 4 MI 8-1126 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES said that la did not HU her, but She Is schgdulf^ to appear la Cir A ifaqulem high M ira arill fol Connsetleut ilnm the tlmi available. TUa la ■bout the relative eBduimaoe pow- FuUsd her,hair. He aald that no cuit Court 13, Manui^er, flepb low at S t Auguitlne'a Church. Datsd at itaneliMtar, Connaetl- Biadleaitiea was required. Providenoe, a t 0 o’clock. Burial out this 18tb day of August, I06L PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 ------— ------p — ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 PAGE N IN E BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Herbert Flavell will be in charge Rockville’Vernon of refreshments. Woman Arrested Hospital Notes Notice Final Plans Set Admitted Friday: Julia O'Brien, In 3-Car Crash I IT AIN'T MA30R HOOPLB X WANT.' ‘ Amww to PrMlew I 105 I^'ospect St.; Mark Mocadlo, 8 . IT’S You, CJAKe HOOPLE/hHIEMEMBBR YS5,MYFR»SND,My^ Gipitol Conceras For County Fair Moser Dr.; Mark Ritchie, Mile Hill ’ Edith J. Connett, 141 Middle BROWN and LYNCH NAMElSRbOPLE,.'^, ^IMAT POKER SAME OP AT A
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George H. Ward, of 4 Strong DR. I. KOVE St, is celebrating his 91st birth day today. Podiatrist-Chiropodist Capt. Edmund H. Shields, of 153 MAIN ST. Lansing, Mich., who is stationed at Hanscomb Air Base, Bedford, ■ u ■ Mass., spend the weekend with his MI 9-4611 parents, Mr. and Mra William Shields, 1S3 Birch St. vS 'Vi \'L- ■ ' HAS RESUMED GRAND UNION OFFICE HOURS Pastor K. Ejnar Rask delivers the Litany at the site for the new Covenant Congregational Church. Auto Jumps Curb Robert Widham, trustee, holds the shovel for the groimdbreaklng. Miss Diane Platt Is the organ ist. (Herald photo by Pinto). •••theplase to buy! Then Rams Pole ------Manchester, which designed the CANNED BACHED BY B0\D Thomas F. Kyc, 21, of East building; and Griswold Chappell, Hartford, lost control of the car Earth Turned. first vice president of the Man Police Arrests he was driving on Vernon St. chester Council of Churches. FALLOUT early Sunday morning and crashed At Site for- Others Included Robert Widham Mrs. Patricia Villa, 21, of East Boiled Ham 5 8 9 ^ into a telephone pole, police said. of the church’s board of trustees, Hjalmar Carlspn of the board of Hartford, was chraged with driv Star* SIkad or Ry the Piac* Kyc was traveling south on Ver ing without a license Sunday. She SHELTERS non St. The car jumped the curb New Church deacons. Miss Esther Granstrom, In event of emergency, few and traveled approximately 150 supervisor of the Sunday School; posted a $50 bond for arraignment areas if any, are as good as feet on lawns and swung back on Henry Janssen, representing the in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, One hundred forty-five people church family; F’rank Johnson, prepared shelters. They are to the shoulder of the road, strik on Sept. 11. B u y the Parts You Like Best ... recited a litany as the Rev. K. representing older members; and a necessary Insurance. Pre ing a pole in front of 408 Vernon Juel H. Plotkin, 35, of 58 Alice St. Miss Carolyn Rask, the pastor’s pare yours nmv. ^ Ejnar Rask, pastor, broke ground daughter, representing future Dr., waa chaigged with keeping an FREE! Kyc was admitted to Manches yesterday on a site off Hadona- LEON CIESZYNSKI ter Memorial Hospital for cuts of members of the church. " unlicensed dog. He'will appear in the face and arms. tack St. for the new Covenant Miss Dianne Platt waa organist Circuit Court 12, Manchester, on Chicken Ports Sept. 11. Builder^-MI 9-4291 A psissenger in his car, Carol Congregational Church. for the program, at which hymns Ann Cejkowskl, 18, of 15 Oakwood "We break this ground,” chant were sung and prayers recited. Blanche Hochberg, 43, of 49 Co Rd., was admitted to Manchester ed the crowd, while the pastor and Formal construction will begin bum Rd., was charged with keep , portion Memorial Hospital with a broken laymen spaded a cross-shaped area this week on the 13-acre site by ing an unlicensed dog. She will ap jaw, head Injuries, and a sprained of the grounds on which will rise Squlllacote Builders Inc. At the pear in Circuit Court 12, Manches 3 9 < , B t 4 9 < left ankle. the $141,690 church. same time, laymen of the church ter, on Sept. 11. Veal Cullefs We're as Both are reported in good condi Taking part in the ceremony, will begin work on a recreation Robert Lee DeRito of East Hart tion today. held after the morning service, area, which will eventually Include ford waa charged with driving SWIFT'S PRiMIUM~BONELiSS P A # near as a baseball diamond, badminton The car was towed away. were Mayor Harold A. ’Turklngton, without a license. He posted $M _WO COUPON NBPsn your Police are still investigating the Richard Mankey. architect of the c o u ^ , picnic aresu outdoor chapel bond for arraignment In Circuit Smoked Pork Butts accident. Scudieri and Mankey firm of an(T swimming pool. Court 12, Manchester, on Sept. 11. telephone Plans call for completion of the church by March 1962, and of the Thomas O’Neill, 611 Hartford Your order for drug needs and grounds by next summer. Rd., was charged with passihg\ In cosmetics Will be taken care of a no passing zone yesterday. He Immediately. ON YOUR BUILDING MILKMEN EXTEND PACT will appear in Circuit Court 12, CONSULT US PROBLEMS!, Bridgeport, Aug. 21 (/P)—Milk Manchester, on Sept. 11. £ARLY WEEK SPECIAL ! men have agreed to extend their FREE expired contract with area, dairies until April 1 of next year without C NANCY LYNN dP DELIVERY any Improvements. Officials of ROSSETTO Teamsters Local 145 said yester niESGRIPTIONS day the decision was made be Free Delivery CONSTRUCTION COMPANY cause of the financial difficulties 58 DELMONT ST— MI 9-0308 most milk producers are under LIGGEn DRUG going. Under the old contract, ^ C O F F E E t0 3 SHOPPING PARKADE (HMdarti which expired April 1, the basic Vacuum Packed To Preserve Freshness!, Builders and General Contractors wage was about $45 a week. Com- PKESCRIFTION PHARMACY BesIdentisI and Industrial ConstroctloD misslcms, however, bring the aver 991 MAIN ST.—MI S-5S21 age income up ovet $100 a week in most cases. LECLERC Sweet — Cdlifornia FUNERAL HOME Moving Restyling Thinking Of FUNERAL SERVICE Seedless Crapes Into A Your A New WALTER N. LECLERC New Home? Kitchen? Appliance? Director Call Ml 9-5869 23 Main Street, Manchester 2 . 35*
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Tremendous Selection ^of Fashions, Colors and Patterns! J r. Boys' Pinwale Corduroy Deluxe Quality Wash *n Wear Long Sleeve Flannels // and SLACKS Men*$ Authentic Ivy Broadcloths MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 9 7 " Carefree Fabrics Boxer waist, zip front. Navy, char • Plaid nannels. Broodcloths coal, I o d e n, pre cuffed. Sizes 4 to 10. SPORT SHIRTS Button-down and permanent slay collars. Plaid I • Biitton
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A' Girls^ havish Trimmed The Setison^s Prettiest Styles, Colors and Fabrics Polished Cotton '•(X SUPS Tots* And Girls* SCHCX>L i i l w
^ ^ n i o u s •'V. 764 DRESSES 1 4 SOFT OUAZE H e l e n c a Stretch 1 Lavishly trimmed 9 IAPEHS with ruffles, - *21 KANTRUN 1 lace and embroidery. Adjustable D o z , TIGHTS straps. '^ rtig e d S oft 21 ^ V* Sizes 7 to 14 absorbejni 40 c KINGS , 9«*aJii^, 57 ^ 9 7 exMNSION V to E tIS -S S " ? I , s '->4 , ^ . ( ,i B o y s ^ Jumpers with Blouses Dresses with Jackets Boxer Wa!$t 2-Pc. Bishop Dresses t il ) ■ with Separate Blouses Schiffli Embroideries Flannel Lined Fringe Scarf Trims **{ I.ace and Velvet Trims ^ i ' Dan River Woven Plaids Fine Broadcloths LONGIES Washable Chromcs|tuns
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Solid color corduroys, printed polished cot / A 1^1 tons. Some with sus penders. Colorful flan Girls' Girls* Orion nel lining. Sturdy \ Infants 2 Piece washable fabrics. Ad justable elastic waist. SLEEPERS K n i t C o U « F BULKY Quilt /- KNIT Plostic V A U A C “.m l Feet Lined - ' i Cardigans Blue, pink, aqua and tftaize. Sbces yi 1 to 4. Nbn-skid feet. VWTL and ■ ■■ JACKET Girls* Poplin Slipons
RAW COAT GIRLS’ PANTIES Tots' Classic Orion \ Lacy Trim Rayon Tricot* and hat GIRLS' tWISTIE BOYS’ COTTON SLIPOVERS 1 9 7 c 5 * 0 7 BOBBY SOCKS BLAZER HOSE Pretty ruching trim Full rip front . ^ o - ^ ; Oub collar cardigans 2 - 5 7 " 4 p - 411® around leg. «>wls’ iC f f ' F r i “«!> White. pink, . ; « e e n and »an blue and Wfor. "n Soli,I Fine conilted cotton. 4-way 4 to package. Elastic lop, ny tel colors, »««» Soft, luxury short sleeve TOlors, all over jacnuard swirl socks in while only. Sizes maize. droign. 7 to 14. ^ - 'i: Sire* 7-14'- lon reinforced toe and heeh Sizes 4 to lA orlon slipons in the new 9 to 11. Sizes 4 to 10. est fashion shades plus flkthiles and pastels. 3-6X. gVEWITTHIWG AT KiiiC-S IS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY SMART FASHIONS ALWAYS COSTS LESS AT \ PAGE 6-S ^ iJANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY.^UGUST 21, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALd , MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 PAGE 7-S KING’S EXPANSION SALE KING’S SALE
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Exciting New Nationally Advertised TAILORED SHIRTS Misses', Women's, Juniors', Petites' \ / DRESSES * Dacron and Cotton Blends • Broadcloths, Wasif ’n Wears Lavish Lace Trimmed Including 27 ITALIAN KNITS PANEL SLIPS ® ?Veic Fall Colors and Prints
Dress Sizes Petites’ 5-13 L«ng sleeve styles with removable lace trim or tucked front plaque. Rollup 1.000 Juniors' 7-15 styles and Villager types with button-down collars, Schiffli embroidered Lavi^^lace and emliroulered trim lop plaques, and pin-tucked and pleated fronts. Sizes 32 to 38. and h^tom slips with shadow panel. Misses' 10-20 Ion tricot, also aviscose rayon. White, pink or blue. Sizes 32 to 40. Half Sizes 14V2-24V2 Extra Sizes 46-52 f j
• Sheaths, Jumpers, Jackets, Shirtwaists, Bouffant Skirts • Tunics, Wool Knits, Jerseys, W ool Blends and Tweeds This Season’s Nowest Fall Styles in Fashion Colors! • Black, Brown, Magenta, Teal, Turquoise, Green^ Spice, Blue Misses', Women's • 100% Full Fashioned Italian Knits in Sizes 10 to 20
' MISSES’ Acetate Luxurious Boxy Q uilted By Shetland Type CORDUROY Fully Proportioned Dusters and VELTONA First Quality CARDIGANS All Satin Bound FALL SLACKS • 100% All Virgin Wools r Seamless -11 • Shetland Type Orlons Stripes, Plaids and Solids ItKlllll! • All Wool Shaker Type MESH h im ^ Length Sleeves ■V g^5^n Pr>n‘ Applique Sixes 1 . 5 8 NYLONS Pink, Blue, Beige, Lilac 34-40 O Misses’ Sizes 10 to 20 'llD # • Biue, Green, Magenta and Small, Medium, Large 324 Biack Smart S Misses* and Women*s Deluxe Quality i . SHOES FOR THE F AM ILY Luxurious at Kings Low, Low Prices! Genuine < Women's and Girls' CABRETTA LEATHER i N EW FLATS • Dozens o f Styles Jackets • Black, Green and New Fall Shades O Sizes 4 to 10 9 0 I Colorful Designed 1.17 I I CHRISTMAS ir Girls” and Women's Slim Toe Shawl Collar, Front and Gin WRAP Back Yoke • Johnny Collar, Tab Pock et Trim LEATHER LOAFERS O Mandarin Neckline with 3 3 7 * Sl(^ Slits, ^ Sleeve RoHs • Black, Red, Brown Antique Leathers A Beige, Itaze Green, Brass, I-arge . in White, Bed, Black. 10-18 • New Fall Styles paTkage.' 360" of wrapping • Sizes 4 to 10 Missps^ and Women^s 1 pa p e f- 1.93 KINGS expansion CAR COATS Top Values for Bock-to-School and Boys’ and Gills’ RAINCOATS * LEATHER SHOES • Strap Styles for Girls 9 Pair Metai • Oxfords for Boys SHOE RACK • Sizes 8 ^ to Big 3 1.88 For Men or Women 'C Men's and Boys' Cushion Insole Chrome plntedr p l« ti« »*P CAR COATS Sturdy construction. BASKETBALL SHOES • Sturdy Canvas with Quill lin<^d. Corduroy, knit, Bumper Toe & Ankle and orlon pile lined collars, Patch /elan treated poplin shells. In • Thick Suction Soles green, black, beige. Sizes 8 • Sizes lO jo 6 . . 6}^ to 12 2 . 0 0 to 18. . RAINCOATS * f a l l s k i r t s -• Women's cind Girls' New Poplin Balniaraan and Chest* Famout Mm, ^ s /V%< •• erbeld styles in regular and '•>»% A u 4 petite sizes. Tapestry and pais PLASTIC HAH6ERS ley print Chesler6clds. Also re versible prints with solid pop Slim sheaths will, DRESS SHOES lin. Green, black, beige. Sizes p ris e d box pleats **^i!i"***®*’ •^■•round i c 8 to 18 and petite sizes 8 to 16. « - 5 7 • All Leather . . Wide Selection For coat or dr^s. wofchei O Medium or High pink, blue. Top, bottom Heela • Black & Colors .. 4-10 BUY EVERYTHING WITH MONEY BACK GUARANTEE • Permanent Finish Mix and Match I - FRAME RUFFLE TIER CURTAINS 30 In. 1 * 7 Long Be!!*"®"* Mote * 36 Inch L en qth ...... 1 .9 7 * 45 Inch L en g th ...... 2 .3 7 t e - r . . S »7 9 54 Inch Length ...... 2 .5 7 * 63 Inch L en gth ...... 2 .9 7 * Notching Valances ...... 9 7 ^ lOf Drip dry, marliine waHlialtIr. Si?:e8 for every BIG ROOM SIZE COTTON RUGS window. Solid colors with while ruffles. While with colored ruffles. White, pink, lilac, krdwn, gold. with FOAM RUBBER PADDING • Absolutely Non-Skid 6x9 9 X 12 * No Padding Needed Room Room S ize Solid Colors in Novelty Weave S ize >r' '“-I Thick, bouncy backing gives a luxurious sink-in feel- I P a mg. Long-wearing tweed loo|»-pile. rugs in sandal- Hall Runner MAGIC NO-IRON, QUICK-DRY wood, pink, rose, blue, green and aqua* 6 Ft. Long , 1 .6 7 FIBERGLAS m T o w n s Fries Without Fat, Oil or Butter! DRAW DRAPES AMAZING NO-STIK »erry . Full Length 16x56 Size V - gold. ^ bowels. 6V\ 72" ' ITALIAN FRY PAN 6 1" Long 3 .8 8 CLEAR, FRAMED Wash, dry and hang in minutes. 80” wide to pair. in. heavy.gauge aluminum fry pan. Super-silicone While, pink, aqua, toast, gold and mint. Flame proof, DOOR MIRROR coating on mner surface, with wood spatula. soil-resistant, long-wearing. 2.88 9 9 MELMAC Complete FAMOUS teith Dundee 1 -t Hardteare 45 PC. DINNER SET LUXURY TOWELS White or ^phatham mahogany by Westinghouse frame with Smart Stripes, Plaids and Novelties fixtures. Easy to n A H K lK Complete Both Site 22x44 Hand Sne 16x28 install quickly on Service \ any door. ►c • e Qear, fine for 8 quality •II glass, slunly frame. Full Set consists o f 8 each rainbow pastel cups Cay, colorful patterns in big luxury towels. Plain or length size. and saucers, dinner plates, salad p la t», dobby borders. Nlatching colors in both sizes. cereal bowls, 1 vegetable dish, 1 platter, 1 covered sugar bowl, and 1 creamer. ■ t f KING'S GROWS • THE MORE YOU SAVE 127 DEPTS WITH VALUES FOR FAMILY AND [ VOL. V PAGE 12-S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 F Unli 22(ifp) day a< of cyn doms the w KING’S EXPANSIONk-- porter The Ambasi a sped era! At an atts ton D. elg;n-he those o Stev< tack should Hartford & Pine Sts./ MANCHESTER record that of freed Van Dyke Ave./ HARTFORD the Se< Russia] tries V of Sovi The Starts nation SELF-SERVICE DEPT. STORE Tues. T. 10 a.m. A. New Open An All a cour of neg of a T Daily the llv clvillar The sented *Til 10 court I aftenu fense eivlllar Col. fleer, s to hea TREMENDOUS SAVINGS IN On the d( board EVERY DEPARTMENT! board ' ber di Gunn, Foroe reason made 1 B i g 15-Qt. Size The Banks, that li exoner Heavy Quality Plastic “I h In the the tin ly and DISH PANS duty,” Ban: charge the Loivest Price We Know of! C mande D<‘1(ixp quality heavy ftlaslic pan in Boi yellow, while or turquoise. 14^'^xl2x6, PRESTONE G BRAND ANTI-FREEZE Gay Colored Design St ( ' k / V T LUNCH KIT AND VAC BOTTLE Liom m portra was at Caller ly wai 140,001 1.67 great Scot 1.57 Room for good-sue lunch. Easy, vanish grip handle. Half-pint vac boltl. of the keeps hut or cold for hours. tlves t GALLON The In Uie carefu ropes. The Sothel by Ch) The worhl’s most test oil mt ed and trusted Anti- friend Freeze now at King’s An AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Brltisl amazing low, low price. m i that 1 Buy now and save! States as a n Famous Prestone Anli- FRY PANS Wrli to sell Freeze for all car radi 000 p( ators. Prevents rust, The B clog-up, and freezing. money mV.. -' . At Best protection for new 7.00 New ’ engines, too. Controlled even heal. Fry-Guide on handle. report unreac Control dial. Water sealed. Cover extra. The of thr painte< ton, t one 01 the N OPEN DAILY TIL 10 • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING The buildlr a colu falgar "I of the hero, ) The up^ fot Emke cestori trait I The after were i Aix-en tion Ir f ^ ' V ■ T Bloodmqbile Visits Hospital Tom orrow10:43 a. ml to 6:30p. m. A rtn g t Daily Net Press Run The Weather For tho Wodc Ended Fereenet of C., S. Weather done S, 1961 Fair, little temperature ehanga 13,330 tonlfht. Low In 60a. Moetijr aiuuiy, eontinoed mild Wedaeoday. High) t Member ol the Audit near SO. Borenu of OIrcalallon Manchester— A City of V illage Charm VOL. L X X X , NO. 274 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1961 (Claaelfled Adrertteing on Pago 13) PRICE nVE CENTS l/JV Debate on Tunisia State News U.S. Cites Red R o u n d u p ree Man Slash es F reedom Curbs Wife on Head, Tries Suicide c Hour Increases m United Nations, N. Y., A u g .t ^ r e in Poland Hungary East 22 (^P>—The United States to Germany and other countries 16 Meriden, Aug. 22 {IP)— A years after the end of the war. 71-year-old woman whose day accused the Soviet Union "The Soviet record df cynical of cynical suppression of free suppression of freedoms is in sharp husband police said gashed doms while trying to picture contrast to the record of France,” her head with a hatchet and Rights Unit Allowances the western powers as sup Stevenson said. - then attempted suicide was in porters of colonialism. The cold war flare-up came dur serious condition today at ing a debate on the French-Tunl- Meriden Hospital. The U. S. ‘charge was made by sian dispute. Stevenson declared E xtension Build Wage Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson at Police said Frank DiLucrezia, that the United States believes 76, a retired employe of the Inter a special session of the U.N. Gen that the only way to a solution is era! Assembly. He was replying to national Silver Co., cut a deep through negotiations. He said it wound in the scalp of his wife, an attack by Soviet Delegate Pla would not be useful to adopt a Bill Stalled Guarantee ton D. Morozov yesterday on for- Anne, yesterday, before she man resolution which might prolong aged to flee to a neighbor’s house. eig;n-held military bases, especially the stalemate. Washington, Aug. 22 (A*)— those of the United States. When the police arrived at Di- Detroit, Aug. 22 (/P)— Gen Stevenson called Morozov’s at Stevenson did not say specifical Lucrezia’s home, 65 Goodwill Ave., Dcnate leaders today aban eral Motors Ck)rp., Ford Motor tack "shameless” and said it ly how he would vote on a pending they found him lying on a bed, doned, for the time being at Co. and Chrysler Corp., today 2 should be Ignored. He compared the 3Q-nation resolution calling for bleeding from self-inflicted cuts least, their effort to pass leg French-Tunifiian talks on steps to offered the United Au|to record of the Soviet Union with in his neck and wrists and stomach islation extending the life of that of France, which he said had get French troops out o< Tunisia. wounds. He was taken to Middle- Workers new 3-year contracts freed numerous territories since Informed quarters reported, how town State Hospital. the Civil Rights commission providing 6-cent - an - hour the Second World War while the ever, that the United States would Officers said the assault was ap for two years. » wage increases each year in Russians were obliterating coun- abstain. parently the outgrowth of a fam They gave up on their maneu addition to cost-of-living al trlM which resisted the presence Morozov immedia^ly replied by ily quarrel. ver to hook the bill;onto a $761 accusing Stevenson' of trying to million appropriation measure for lowances. of Soviet troops. The Big Three, pre.senting an The U. S. delegate told U|ip