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Million on N v . f. ■Y % r- .,c' .5 'I't ; •■X.:-;. I" '■< X . r : , V.' ' . ' ■ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 ATirats Ik llr Nat Prase g&m r 4 n c i f f ' - iiaturlt(Bt^r lEv^nittg Umlb tee Waok Baflad t-.- '111,466 •f tea Aaflit Tlw .’IWWB Cburt ,wiU bold MdC< ■•MiMia Tuesflay and Friday Mmehe$ter^4 City of VUIogi Charm ■ neat woefc baoaiiae of the holi­ ♦ ♦ ♦ day. Beginning - Sept. 13, the To School Fashions Fpr All Ages ’.VJ'- /[ • sriSUr schedule, will take, af- TOL. LXXIV.n o. 283 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAVrSEPTEMB^R 1, 1988 (CkualfM sa taga U) PUCE fivEcmns ~si:'^ssss£. fOeC, with court-being held mi W rm ^ ^ m xt Vhundasr • Monday, WadnOeday and Sat« urday thereafter. t' lipiaB. A SWEATER MIRACLE UAW Gains Ike AcU to Avert „ 'WUIM DimcMi t i Um A daughter was bom Aug. 37 In VMM h u rtturiMd to Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Peunsy Rail Strike Ml kM*, JackaonvlUi, Fla.. tmuiam H. Rider, 6M N. Main St. Ship'll Shore" S t^ ^ a u ia a «-day l«a« with Layoff Pay Denver, Sept. 1 (P) — Pres­ Ma pilMita, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Miss Terry ivaniskl, 753 Main IS BORN! ident teaenhwer, moving to CM aii, * Uttla St His hrothar, St., is in New York City attending hutton-down collars^ avert a strike tomorrow at imsam. mads t ^ rstum trip with the meetihg of the National Hair­ :' .$ At Chrysler midnight, today ' created an i f e tor a wsek In Ftorlda and dressers and Coemetologiats Assn. emergency board to Investi­ 1^ fly homa by plana gate a dlspu^ between tb*. Chapman Court No. 10, Order of striking new Detroit, Sept, 1 (/P) — Pennsylvania Railroad and' AniUary PoUca will cdntinue the Amaranth, will hold its first meet-- 35,000- non-operating employ­ ing of the faU term Friday at 7:45 Chrysler Corp. snd the CIO ee. ■aMy campaifn Thuraday night p.m, in the Masonic Temple, United Aflto Workers reach­ and Saturday In toa Main St. area. Creation of such a board un- Million on n Tboaa participating should report bayadere ed a contract settlement to­ dsr the Railway Labor Act in­ to Police Headquarters at *:1S Personal Shower ' day, six hours after wide­ variably has the effect of pOit- Thursday evening and at ■‘•SO am. spread strikes hit Chrysler poning strike action for St and 1:30 p.m. Saturday. ^ For Future Bride plants in six states. least SO days. Members of 8c a ^ Lodge, Ko. The UAW immediately sent out Members of the board, which S3, Order o( Vasa, are reminded bsck-to-work orders to all union was created by the President* that the_regular September meet­ Miss Sylvia Schneider, 47 locals. Thare were indications, after the NaUonsi Mediation Small Busiuess ing wlU be held on Sept. • at S Charter Oidc 8f., whose marriage however, that work dlsrupUons Board was asked him to inter­ p.m. in Orange Hall, There will be to Melvin HellstrOm of Vernon 8t., among Chrysler’s 139.000 em­ vene, vrill be named shortly. BO meetiag tomorrow night, ^ will take place in November was ployes would 'mar production Eisenhowen signed an execu- honored with'a surprise personal 39S throughout the day. Uve order saying that, in the To Get Speedy Mrs. Anna Nixon ’ of Miami, shower 8atUrtiay evening. ' The settlement was modeled judgment of the National - f 1a.;-haa returned homa after The party was given by Miss closely after Ford and General Mediation Board, the dispute Motors agreements reached in jqwndliig two weeks with her Loni Miller, who wOl be her maid between the railroad and its ' Hartford,'Sept. 1 (AP)-r-Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff said ^ , cousins, Mrs. Olive Oertck of of honor, at her home on the same early June. It completed the lineup employes "threatens substan­ Bueklahd and Ra^onfl Mercer of street. Mrs.' Olga Miller assisted of the auto industry's "big three" tially to interrupt interstate day that the American Red Cross plans tn spend $4,800,000' her daughter. They used a decora- companies on revolutionary, new gununlt S t ___. ___________ ■ 1 . ' commerce to a degree such on fl(xxl relief in Connecticut. \ xtTv''^iCftTniw tv puttCf oitiv Kiwi _____ . - . r .... to dtprivq^ a seetion-of 4 hb- - Ribicoff mad6- tWs aimouneemcHt"feBaRrlag a conferenOs white, anp the shower cake which 3S Weeks MIe Pay country of essential transpor­ centered the buffet table was dec­ Like the Ford and GM plans, tation service.” with E^sworth Bunker, president” of the nationsl relief 3sd ANNUAL orated wrlth little umbrellas in Fired Because of Parents the Chrysler agreement will guar­ agency. the same tolors. antee laid off workers 00 to 05 per The Governor quoted Bunker as saying tha$ all of the re­ The bride-elect received many Joseph -H.-Sumners Jr., sits beside his mother. Mrs. Pauline cent of regular take-home pay for sources of the Red Cross are being thrown behind the job of PEACH beautiful gifts. f , : . < Sumners as he testified (Aug. 31),before the Senate Civil Serv­ up to 2S weeks of Idleness. Adlai May Hurl rehabilitating flood victims and that the agency will continue ice subcommittee probing the xdmmistrktion’s handling of secur­ It also provides wage increases ity risks. Sumners, of Providence. R. I., a toiiner Navy depart­ of six cents and an hour to all cm-, to meet the needs wherever they arise. FESTIVAL ment employe, was fired from his job because of hie parents' al­ ployea for each of the three years Hat: into Ring Bunker, said the Governor, de-f> ....- Police Arreatt camyour BfllMX leged Communist associations. of the contract, and up to 3S cents qlared that ail money raised in I .« » r-i Speasesod by Kmaansl Lather Connecticut will be spent here "ais T x it e l' $hip'n ShoM weaves OuemeWc Wether- Dryer... immediately fdr some workers lir Leagnsen tteCflnireh Lisra. skilled classifications. In Noyember Well as a great deal more” andi X ; I fM J U . kyffyw THCRSDAT. S E R . 1 ,1»BS . Orlvera arrsated yaaterday and ' the seasons together... ■ee U>« centreMeS 'Also included in'the new agree added that the response in this charged with epeeding were Wea^ 'tlfes dark-ground stripes for tuOt dclereeM... ment were clauses to: Peach Shortcake, Pnach ley M. Hoy), M. of Lake 8 t. Bat, W sshl^pn, SeSt. 1 (P)—Adlsi -d -h-, ^1 ^ J20 MiUlon or OoSeo. a distinctive now-through-Winter bloukrf Is r a e l T w o 1.. Boost pension benefits up to a Bolton, by Patrolman Ra)rmond maximum of about 3350 a month, E. Stevenson retuiMs to the politl Remarkable Total (If qaao ef rate te Lather Hall) Peck; end Jerome R, Notch, 33, Fashion-conscious new neckband collar . including Social Security, cal platform this fjilt with Wiscon­ Bunker told Ribicoff that the Adalta SSe — OUMraa 3fle ' Hartford, by Patrolman Rowe Red Ctoss estimates that 91.750,- In Early Total Wheeler. is buttoned dovvn, softly spread. Tab^cufi 3. Eliminate wage differentials sin and New Yckk appearances 000 will be raised here. Contribu­ between the Detroit area, biggest v.’hlch may precede a November tions to the Hartford Chapter al­ shortie sleeves, elegant smoked pearl button^, Egypt Jets Downed Hartford. Sept. 1 (SV-Officiate concentration of Chrysler workers, announc^ent in Cmcago that he ready total almost 97.000,000, and ample shirt tails. Wqven textured cotton... snd other parts Of the country. 9300.000 has been raised in flood- of 45 Connecticut flood-xtricken ‘ ■ I ■ I . i..m - - wants the Demoeran^>arty presi­ ever lovely, ever washable. Sizes 30 to 38. C%ryaler said it thus became the stricken Waterbury. cities and towns todxy eatlmated dwusalem, Sept. 1 (^V-Fiffhting flared-furiously along first Mg auto company to do this. dential noniii So This Is *Trigger* Burke Bunker later noted that nearly damage totaling 9130,S28,S75. This Chrysler hat. plants in Michigan, Alto w beautiful new broadcloths nowte stock, $$.96L the Gaza front today. Israel .said two of her jets shot down A Democratic. Natlol^l Com 9250.000 in contribution. two Egyptian fighters, A Cairo broadcast said the Egyptian Indiana, Cslifornia, D e.1 a w k r c, mittee spokesrrian saia today Peeking over top of hie handkerchief. Trigger Burke is leav­ been sent to Gov. Ribicoff person-1 damsge to puMIc facilities. only down BENDIX WASHABLE Kansas and Georgia. Stevenson will resuW parV activ­ ing the rear entrance of U.S. Post Office to go to a marshal’s cab ally. The estimates were made In rt- Bportewear—Second Floor V planes crashed during a reconnaissance flight. Amid the 3. Imjirove hospital-medical and ity after a self-ei^rcern layoff in Charlestown. S. C„ (Aug. 31). He was headed for a hearing Declaring that this, money "rep- porta to Gov. Ribicoff, who re- j Cordur6y_:Stroller Suit Rahting and disputed claims, Insurance coverage. since last year with s\s]rfech at before Federal Judge Ashjon WtUiams. The U.S. deputy mar­ reaente a remarkable total,'’ Bun­ queetod the figures as a guide for BgypUan spokesman declared 4. Liberalise non-cconomic por­ the Wisconsin Democru^ State shals. right and left of Burke, are unidentified. Burke, wanted ker expreased the belief ttot "it the flood recovery program. ond*Parweok By Algene. A.e advertised in .Seventeen. Colors: Egypt had received an Israrlt mes­ Sam Snead to Play tions of the contract, Which among Convention in Green Bsff Del. 7-9. for murder. Waived extradition to New York.
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