
FRroAY, AUGUST 16, 1961 AvgratB Dsiljr Not PrMB Raa PAOB FOURTEEN jUanrlfrBtrr Ettraittg V^ralh I t a tta WMii tadad Tha Weathtr Aag,.8. 18n ghraoam of D. B. Waottar Baraga land ovsr-ntl. Tha In^ la adjacent Baptists Obtain to tha W. H u m BagUnd aauta 9,963 Toalght eloady, wono, ohowara. About Town Crash Takes Waytashek'Weir Wedding l^party at 593 East Center atraat. Mtatar of tta AaOt JjFHlFr IwUFliTIi^ SlFraUJ Snaday, ahowsra In awralag; fair. safe of Mr, McKInnaFa lapd aaems to confirm the rumor that Boiaag of CUaalatlaaa leas hanUd In aftotaaon. A daufhUr w m »>on» to Mr- Woman’s Life McKinni^y Plot the England property wilt beeomc MuneheaUr^ A City of Village Chmrm and Mra. Albart Brown of 7S r the future aits of n new Baptist Dacrfttld drive Tueaday at tna church. Houn« and L of Adjacent TOL. LXX^ NO. 271 M PBffn B) Hartford Hoapital. Cal’ Leaves Route 6A in Church offlcinla have not con­ MANCHESTER, CONN., (SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1962 (TEN PAGES) PRICE piVB d n ^ To England Property firmed this report to dnU al­ Tha v r w Auxiliary picnic w ll Marlborough Hurting though local committees have bean ba hald at tbe cottage of Mra- Two Others Seriously For Parsonage Site organized to formulate plans for Aldea O utw er at Coventry Lake the Baptist congregation. It la be- Aug. ae. Thoae going are naked to Robert J. McKinney completed liavad that church sarvieaa will be­ R e d s M iss Reds Block Marlborough. Aug. 15- One per- Ike Ready to Bid ba In front of «»* VFW home at aon la dead arid two others are aale yastarday of property at 577 gin during fleptamber. I f both the • p. m. for tranaportatlon. Any aerloualy Injured today following McKinney and England propartlcsi ether membera dealrlng to go^to East Cantar atraet to tha Con- xre acQuired by tha B » t is t group, an accident In which tha car In­ nacticut Baptist Convention. The In 7 th Try W e s t P act the picnic ahould contact Mra. volved left the highway hare and total frontage on East Cantar Lewis Orders blit of eala Hate a house, bara and 7 Gutamcr. street would'he over 400 fecL For Labor Support overturned. lot. Mr. McKInaay said the house Dead la Mra. Nanla Karlatrom, praeumably will be occupied at an M A M BSQUIKM A aon waa bom at the Hart- 56, a realdent of New York City. early data as a pSraonaga by the o r T o W in m u On Austria fbrd HoaptUI Aug. 13 to Mr, and Sfrioualy Injured i t the Mlddleaex rector of tha newly organised A high Mass o f requiem for the Denver, Aug. 16— (/P) —Tp Hoapital In Middletown are Alfred lira. Cheater Bark of New Brit­ Baptist congregation In Manchea- souls of the- deceased membera of Seoul, Korea, Aug. 16—(AP Gen. Dwight D. Eiaenhower ■' CelLBound ain. Mra. Berk waa the former Ojala»35, and Tolvo Wllkman,-60, tar. and hla family. the Beccio family will ba held at will make a determined bid- Wsshlngton,- Aug. 16— (/P) both of New York. It la ballaved >—^U. S. M a^ea battled Chi- Mtaa Jeanette Vllmar of Norman Tha bill of sals Hats 193-foot 81. James’ Church tomorrow at for labor vote during hia cam- —Six years of effort by the thnt Ojala waa the driver of the neae Reda with fiats aiu •treat. frontage and about one acre of 7:45 a. m. tign for the presidency. The western powQrs to get Russia To Quit Pits 10 vehicle. StaU police from the Colchester grvRadea in the predawn to agree to sh Austrian peace A aon waa bom Aug 11 a^ the darkness today in breaking gepublican candidate’s sched­ barracks give thia veralon of the ule 'is being yeviaed to allow treaty appeared today to Haitford HoaplUI to Mr. and craah, which la aUll under Inveatl- up the aeventh Red counter- Mra Unflald Whltcher of 34-K him to apeak at the annual have reached a dead end. gatlon; atta^ againat Bunker Hill on An appeal by Austria to tha Garden drive. The car waa traveling eaat lata convention of the American the Korea .wdstem front. United Natlooa, probably with Princess Anne la Two last night on U. S. Rout# 5-A, just Federation of Labor in New American support, may ta tha Ike Leader west of Four Corners. For un­ Tha Lanthamacks capturad tha ^Memorial! ones strongly fortiflad lUd positioa York City opening Sejpt. 16. next move. Russia, however, wants known reasons tha auto left the And Eleanhowcr’e running mate. another review o f tha entire LAND SURVIYING highway, amaahad through six flvs days ago. The Rads throw 400 men againat Ban. Richard Nixon of CaUfomla, Austrian treaty question. fence posts, rammed a tree and Tha State dapaitoiant announced Hits Errors W ill SlasU overturned. State Policemen Ar­ tha poattton in thalr latest daapar- told raportara yastarday, “Oanaral Uward L D«vlt, Jr. nta bid to regain tha dominating Blaanbowar wUl walcoma the op. yastarday that Moscow -had ra- thur Andreoll and Clayton Oalaer Jactsd an abbravlatad treaty which Beglatared Land Surveyor era conducting the Invaetlgstlon. height portunlty to appear before labor U riM ta rB ead Maacbeater It waa necessary to amploy “We ware flat fighting nnd there orgnalxnttons anytime ba can.'* tha waatarn powers proposed By Truman Goal Stocks TaL 1 «lt acetylene torches to cut open the war* loads of hand graaadoa flying Blnta at Strategy March IS In tha hope of andinig tha twlat^ wreck ao the in ju i^ men , around,’* onn Marina asrgeant ra- Nixon hinted at the stratagy to occupation of Atutria and giving ba used Ip wooing the labor vote. that country full Indapandanoa. Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug, could ba rescued. Medical aid at Washington, Aug. 16— the acene was adminlatared by Dr. Charge at Dawa Ha was diecuaaing the aadona- 16— (fl>)— Arthur E. Summer- Loula Soreir of Eaat Hampton, Four hundred CTilnaae charged mant by tha CIO axacutiva board Efforts to reach agraamant on field, calling for a Republican —John L. Lawia, in tha b im k o< Gov, Adlal Btaveaaoa o f minola, who crawled Into the smashed car to wlthin'SO yarda of Marino pooi- a full-length treaty of 59 articlaa, victory at national and state o f bargaining fo r a naw ettU while It lay on its side. tiona on tha Mood-soakad ridgt ba- tha Damocratle nominee. aa compared with sight in tha levels, said today the Ameri* wage- contract, today ordiL H K i Marlborough fireman stood by foM dawn, a U. 8. Eighth Army - "While tbe leadership of tha abort form, had already broken his miners out of tha pits CIO has aadoraad Gov. Stavanaoa, can people have had' enough a pracautlonary measura when ■tag officer dblA down. a 10-day “memorial" wi gaaolina spread ovar tha highway Red artUlery and mortara raked it will ba a dlffarant thing aa far State Department offleiais said planning for war—what they after the crash. Traffic on all AUied poattlons in support o f tho aa the rank and file la eoaeamad," they baliava the chief reasons stoppage at the end of thii Nixon dsclnred. “ I do not think want is some planning for routaa near tha accident scene was attack. Moscow la blocking Austrian In- peace. month. 98c halted for more than an hour. Fresh Marines were rushed for­ Jack KroU nnd the top political dapendanca are: Nothing was said In tta ow ward at tho height of the tattle. leaders In tha CIO can daUvar the 1. Looting—Russia, they aay, haa "They do not want to be led nouoaamant to rslato tta movSTta Arlluir Dng Stortt New Early Fall Tho Red* pulled tack leas than. - CIO vote." looted Austria on a grand acala. farther Into the wllderneaa," said the nagotlatiena but Lawla cuatw ' half hour Inter. Kroll la hand of tbs ClO’a Poli­ Peace not only* would and looting, tha new Republican national chair­ M l Mala 8t<~At S t Jamea S t man in an addraas prepared for marity uaas the^ntraot-permlCHi MRS. LcROY T. WAVTASI|EK' . la te r the Communists traded tical Action committee. but possibly even mean tha return mourning period to conaaeOiS rtioU with tha Marines for 10 Nixon said he had diacuased the the atate O.O.P. convention. "They of some aaised property, want to ta lad out of It." with new contract talks. ' FILL minutoa from a distnnea, but mads mnttar with Elsenhower nnd 3. -Occupation—Sovlat troops Officially the purpoat la coiik Tha marriage of MIsa Jeanatta Baker and junior bridesmaid was added, “ wa are not going to write "TTtsy have had enough o t the Mlsa Dianne .Rene Lechauasc. The no ebarga. hold a strategic position In Aus­ mamoratlon o f the eoaiioitiQff Margaret Wstr and Airman Sac- SSi Bods KOlad off tbe labor vote." mistakes of the past," ha contla- Eft SIfi Strvitf FOR SALE beat fnan was Airman Sacond HANDBAGS tria. And officials taUava tha uad. "They want aecompliahmsnt mining dlaastaw. ond Claaa LeRoy T. Waytaahak The aeventh Communist assault While he was here during mid­ Clasa^ Harold R. Carlson of Long Kremlin may never withdraw Its in the future. Only Bte Wortiing Dngn’V."'' s CoMMcrcial LctUrinf took plact at 3 o'clock Aug. 3 at laland, N. Y. Airman Second Claaa on the hlU aalxod early Tuaaday by week, former Minnesota governor troops until baaio Beat-West Is- CAU the Leathemacka began with n pU- Harold B.
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