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Rings the School Bell! U.S PASS TWEOTT.EIGHT t^DNESDAY, AUGUST *8, 1961 Avaraire Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Baded Foreesat af D. 8. Waatbar -aoM t, lan CSoudy. oecaaional light nta ar MAIN s t r e e t ” drisale tonight aad Friday noni- AMPLE FREE PARKING 13,330 Ing. Low Umight in dOa. Soattorad MANCHESTER tian b er mt tha Audit ahowera Friday anenioon. Warm* AT THE BareM «t Obeufaitleu or. High 1S-80. Manchester-^Jt City o f Village Charm Phone Ml 3-4123 REAR OF THE STORE Opon Thun. 9:30 till 9 p.m. Ia Opon Thun. 9:30 till 9 p.m. VOL. LXXX, NO. *78 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST *4, 1961 (Claaatfled Adrerttalng on Page 18) PRICE FIVE C:ENTS Cuba Tells UN State News Roundup Russia Threatens to Close RINGS THE SCHOOL BELL! U.S. to Attack L od ge’s Son, MOORE REGULATION United Nations, N, Y., A u g .flt ia Africa and Aria you colonlal- 3 Others on Just Arrived from California! 24 (/P)—Cuba today launched Ists should walk out of, throuGh GYM SUIT a new attack on the United that big front door, and not come Disabled Boat back.” West’s Air Links to Berlin WITH EVERYTHING FROM SWEATERS TO States for holding on to the The Soviet Union first Injected 4.98 Magnificent Leban Wool Jersey Guantanamo Naval Base. It the isue of U.S. bases into the as­ Branford, AuG. 24 (/P)— declared mercenary forces sembly debate on French actions The Coast Guard towed a around their naval base at Bizerte, (lanforizfd plus (fum cloyr.N wssh are being concentrated there Tunisia. The Russians charGed the yawl carryinG , four persons, | and wear JOO'T- roUon b u m lo SUITCASES... FROM GYM SUITS TO THE DRESSES for use aGainst Cuba. worldwide network of bases main­ including the son of former. to 20. Cuban deleGate Mario ( Garcia- tained by the United States and United Nations Ambassador,U.S. Troops Note Claims • 7th p ad e scarlet Inchaustegpil injected the Guan­ • Sth—blue ,lta Allies was a menace to W'orld Henry Cabot LodGe, into ^ tanamo Isaue into a debate on the Branford Harbor today. • Pth (freshment daffodil NEWEST 12.99 French-Tiuiiaian dispute at a spe­ (Continued on Page Five) • sophomore—preen O F FASHION SEPARATES cial aeseion of the U.N. General But Henry Sears Lodge, 31, said , On Line Get Bonn Spies • junior—scarlet Sizes 10 to 18. Assembly. it was a case of misunderstand­ • senior—blue two understated styles in such shades as black, He declared Cuba haa a common ing the de.stination of the 3S-foot \ • leaders—white bond with Tunisia because the craft, the Nepenthe. Gas Bombs Use Routes AND REMEMBER! brandy, royal, maRenta. fully taffeta lined. French military base at Bizerte Cuba Seeking Lodge said he moored outside reminds Cubans of the U.S. base • ,| t T O harbor overnight because it at Guantanamo. I a||{ Wif'M I I ^ I looked like “a Good harbor,” and Berlin, AuG. 24 (/P)—Amer­ A U.S. spokesman said today ,3 Mercenaries are beinG assem­ T V ilA A ^ expressed a good-natured annoy- ican officers handed out tear the Western Allies have “ab-* bled both In Puerto Rico and at ^ 1 A A ance at being awakened by the gas grenades to a U.S. de- I solute and inherent” rights Guantanamo, he aaid, for an at­ Gets Brushoii tachmenl GuardinG the West YOU GET FASHIONS PLUS FABULOUS SAVINGS tack “aGainst a small Independent ' under past agreements to country"—obviously Cuba. The yawl had been reported Berlin border t^ a y after “unhindered routes of access” Havana. Aug. 24 — Fidel overdue at Madi.son last night and Communist forces loosed a to Berlin. Garcia told the assembly; the former ambassador touched % “The Imperiallat aGGression of Castro's reGime has admitted stream of water aGainst pho­ These rights include rights sendinG out a feeler to President off a search. WITH VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS France aGainst the people and Aboard with Lodge were his toGraphers from the powerful to sustain the civilian life of Government of Tunisia reminds us Kennedy for truce talks. The wife, Elenlta, 25; Henry Ziegler, nozzle of an armored car. of the imperialist aGGression of ■White House Gave it the brush- the city as well as to supply off. 26, of 77 Park Ave.. New York. A witness said two American western occupation forces the United States aGainst the peo­ _ . , . t:. owner of the yawl, and Helen soldiers were hit by spray and the ple and Government of Cuba.” Cuba s economic czar Ernesto Washington, D.C. water was quickly turned o f f there, he said. Garcia addressed the 88-nation (Che) Guevara made the approach^ .said the confusion ap- wh(en one reached for a Grenade. The statement by State De> assembly after a representative of o E > c h a rd iparently .started when his father I Western troops have orders to partment press officer Lin­ Guinea had demanded the liquida­ Goodwin last Friday m Ui^Guay had believed the de.stination was disreGard the Red warninG for coln White foreshadowed U.S. tion of all foreiGn ^bases In Africa at a cocktail ^ r ty after the In-1 Madi.son. I everyone to stay lOO yards back before the African people them­ ter-American Economic Confer- The Group aboard the vaw! said i of the border ' rejection later in the day of selves take a hand in liquadatinG tal'inK^ « , “.shake-down” The............ incident......... .at......... the Friedrich- ! Soviet charges contained in a them. Guevara told a- , radio-TV— j .~ 't.,, audi­-,.j . cruis^with^ ... no particular............................ destlna- | strasse checkpoint, which ended i new Moscow note. In a slashinG attack on colonial­ ence last niGht that he informed tion. They had left Port .lefferson without further Red action, came | ism, Guinea's Telli Diallo said Goodwin, one of Kennedy’s Latin LonG Island, earli(?r Wednesday. ^ as diplomats disclosed a Soviet j left: left: American experts, that “Cuba is i After the craft wa.s tow’ed into Moscow, AuG. 24 (IP}—^The “These bases are cannons pointed I charGe that the western Allies are Soviet Government posed a at the temple of our states." ready to talk” about solvinG dif-1 the harbor here, I^odGe said “The abusinG use of their air corridors -1 threat to the western Allies* TACKLE TWILL Diallo assailed France for boy­ ferences between the two conn engine doesn't work, but we hadn’t to Berlin. j As seen in August issue of cottinG the U.N. debate on steps to tries. Intended to use it anyway, except The brush at the Friedrich-. links with Berlin in a note end the French-Timisian dispute. Guevara had made the same of- for docking.'' published today. STORM COAT The four aboard expressed sur­ strasse checkpoint illustrated the j Mad eitioiselle magazine . , . "It is not the United Nations resolve of the Western Allies to . It said Chancellor Konrad you should walk out of,” he said. (Continued mi Page F1s<e) prise when notified they had been Adenauer’s West German Govern­ the subject of an all-niGht search. make a military show at every point where Communists tamper ment Is InterferinG IlleGally In "Frosted Knit" by Rosecrest, 35.00 After the engine is repaired West Berlin's affairs, and demand- here. Lodge said she will be sailed with the border. The checkpoint is fully lined jacket and flat pleat On Children Watching TV to Cape Cod, Mass. Branford har­ the only one throuGh which the Olive or fawn with orlon pile bor us about 10 miles northeast Communists are now allowinG for­ Berlin, Ang. 24 l/FV—Three of New Haven. eiGners to enter East Berlin. U.S. Army buses loaded with skirt in hazy, happy pastel wool lining, detachable natural rac­ A U.S. Patton tank stood Guard about 100 American soldier* coon collar, slash pockets, 6 there. A crowd of about 300 curi- thrust past Red guards Into — p[us orlon acrylic. Shirt Primer for Parents 161 to 164 ojis West Berliners milled about. East Berlin today after being bronze metal shank buttons, Hartford. AuG, 24 iff"' — The The Communist water-a r m e d delayed over an honr at tto comes in coordinating flower State Motor Vehicle Department's armored car moved up after west­ Angelo Rossetti of Boston sits at the wntness table today in WashinGton as he is questioned sector border. skinner's woven tackle twill, daily record of automobOe fatali­ The buses worm assigned to ties thiLs far thts year and the ern cameramen closed in to photo­ by member.' of the Senate InvestiGations subcommittee durinG a probe of GamblinG opera­ print, dacron polyester viscose. wind and weather resistant, wa­ Released hy Ribicoff Graph the East Berlin acene and tions. (AP Photofax). a sightseeing tour of the East totals on the same date last year: ignored a Red policeman’s aignal ___________ f -------------------------------------- sector in a of whether the 1960 1 961 Oonummlsto would renect Al­ Sizes 8 to 18. ter repellent. Junior sizes 5 to A^On TV they sometimes meet a lot K illed............. 161 164 to move back. The water Gun did WashinGton, AuG. 24 (JT) a bit of sprayinG — nothinG too lied rights of entry. 'Hie bus­ 15. parent Is a fsther or a mother. of them.” es passed through the Bed “These monsters can become serious. But at that point the 8 Ex-Officers Ar* you a parent? Dodd Hits Pep Pills barrier after the U.S.
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