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THE BRIDGEPORT POST, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1961. WALLGREN DIES; OLYMPIA. Sept. 13(AP) Monrad C. former Washington governor, U.

S. senator and former chairman of the l-'ederal Power commission died yesterday. He was 70. Wallpren, who went by the, name was a Democrat and; a close friend former Pn-si- 1 Harry S. Truman, lie serv -ii in the U.

S. House of Rcpre- H-nlativcs from to 1340. in! the Senate from I'M to 19H and as governor from 19-M until He had been hospitalized since July 8. when he was injured in a traffic accident. His rifjhl leg was amputated.

Doctors belicv-j ed he had nearly recovered early yesterday he a relapse. His physician said the immediate cause of death was heart and kidney complications, but it was not known what brought about the complications. An autopsy was planned. Hit By Truck Wallgren and Pfc. Gerhard Schock, 22, a National Guardsman of nearby Lacey, were struck by a pickup truck after Schock had stopped to help Wallgren change a tire on a bridge here.

Schock wasi 1 killed. The driver of the truck. Al- BATAAW A i vin W. Montsomcrv. 41.

Rcilon- iiilTU i 7 7 do. was charged i negligent homicide. GOLDEN Sent. 19- Wallgren. born in DCS Momes, (AP) sheriff Ar(h TWENTY-SEVEN Elected By Tool-Die Group OBITUARIES place Wednesday at 2 p.m.! in the George J.

Smith an funeral home, 125 Bread GROUP DEATH NOTICES Services will take place to New York Coy. Nelson 10 a.m. with solemn'A. Rockefeiler, Kachmar requiem Mass in St. John's that Federal housing and' larik Kach-i church, Noroton.

Burial will be highway officials had agreed to! ree P. Kach-'i" Holy Cross cemetery. Brook- 1 help in the research program. lim' The committee was late last month by establish-! overnors! Brooklyn, N. and a resident of the Inr states to'draw up an inventory of ar Officers of the Southern Connecticut Tool and Die'Manufac- turers association were elected last night at a dinner meeting in the Stratlield hotel.

Left to right are Nicholas Biafore, outgoing president; Joseph Durica, vice president, and Joseph Cagiancllo, president. will place before th? Mrs. Thomas A. Clarke United Nations a disarma-, Services for Mrs. Mrs.

George Kachmar ment plan and call for fresh ne-: Clarke, 72, of 245 Wmdemere; a Kotraiions lo end nuclear testing.jstrccl. Fairfield, widow of Thom-( a 62 'wife of Geo Kennedy's decision 10 fly loias A. Clarke, who divd ytster- of 30 fJnhim l-i Nfiv York to address the new; day. will take place Thursday a died -V V. session of the UN General As- i 2:31) p.m.

in the Albert Spear home bt White "ZT yeS erday erViCC5 TM Ce 0 1 rot TM 13 TM or area's trans- Kennedv lm probably speak 1 pa to of tre ra MNaoito 1 5 lis! the American jPotaiion problems and to probau.v siKdk.paMor ot tr.e Mratf.eld Baptis A Luchansky funeral home, 21S9 Woolen companv. New York city, i vestigate possible solutions pcnduiB on, tnurui. officiate, and a a avenue, Stratford and: Surviving sisters Mrs I Problems. semblv by te 1 Cemwr 9 o-cjocfc in Holy Name a Kaag of Brooklyn. N.Y.;1 said the committee out- i Rnm in nn i I A chllrch i a solemn; and Miss Mary Swisley of Nora; hned TM aims and explored with A wr, i -Jr-iT IrS re ui TM Mass.

Burial will be in ton: and several nieces and'federal representatives the fi- A House offic.al in the Michael's cemetery. nepheus. jnancial help that might be a a the of UN Secretary-Gen-i area most of life. She was a Born in Plavec, Czechoslovakia. able for transportation research oral Dag Hammarskjold the Ladies auxiliary, Kachmar was a resident of; Mrs.

Rudolph Fuhrer No applications for Federal ened tne President's desire the Stra.ftcld BaptBt church, jStratford 30 years. She is a for-i M1LFORD Seot 19 TM? made, but Ronan 2- rr.ei^i Irera lo frcrr. 2 to 4 sr.ci Sept. 17. assuap, invited Dr.

to Be a i In UF 'Food appear before the United Ves- er employe of the Waterbu ifor niLFORD Sen- ID i City. bard Fsarlata IHF Mais Friends are tte rjr.era! frees Ihe Hc.T.e. Was.1- ca Wedrei'iay, Sept. 2Cth a'. a tx Raphael's (h-jrcri a solemn Interment in 3 may celt a Jc p.ra: Tuesday, HTJKO in this city.

Sept. ir.nwj to from '-a funeral home of Charles W. Rn-i or.s. 36 South Pine Rai. ra JVrfcMdw at 8:15 a and 1:1 Thomas K.C.

church at 9 a his'i Mass requiem, the family plot Friends Iowa, was in the jewelry business at Everett, Wash, "before entering politics. He was the first Democrat ever sent to Con- Kress by Washington's Second district. His last public post was the FPC chairmanship, to which Truman appointed him in 1949. He retired in 1951. Earlier.

Truman had nominated him to be chairman of the National Security Resources board but the nomination was blocked by former U. S. Senator Harry P. Cain, R-Wash. Champ Player Waflgrcn was an avid billiards player and won the national umateur championship in 1929.

Wallgren and his wife. Mabel, spent summers in Olympia and Everett and winters in Palm Desert, where they had a citrus ranch. The couple had no children. In addition to his wife, Wallgren is survived by a brother, Lloyd, and a sister, Mrs. Clarence Hickey, both of Everett.

The funeral will be at Everett. Arrangements are incomplete. who won fame as the "one-r War II. was indicted yesterday! T. Conway, Housing and Home ns anfl Yours." which in a plane crash.

STEIN DIES; EX-CZAR1ST DIPLOMAT HARTFORD, Sept. 19 (AP)-Eugene Stein. 92, a Russian diplomat in the empire of fc Czars, died last night in Hartford hospital. corporation. New Haven Cn'ruT A West Hartford resident since, Scnator Margarct Humphrey said he thinks it vital on charges of embezzlement, ears as a lail feature version of public funds and false i Bn(i geport Telegram, will be the! pretenses.

medical authority among the dis-l The 40-year-old Republican! a I said, "There are definite political i on nutrition is onei ne ght of Hammar ovenones to this entire of tnc features of the United! dealh for Kennedy to ral- Counlyi grand itirv Fund "Frontiers for Fitness" i lne West He added: said he wasn't allottedi- whidl is bein highlighted this! redlct the President will to testify. a down a total U. S. program Wermuth is charged with ille-i i sports night exposi- tar disarmament and review the The Senate and House passedif'" 0 funeral ho TM 1" nieces and nephe' resolution yesterday 1 apven uc and at 9 o'clock a a A Ra hael Church er Hammarskjold -i solernn high Mass will be in St. with a Mrs.

Nicholas KiJUan sister, Mrs. Alfred Frauenberg- er of and several and nephews. cemetery. the YWCA will feature Rally obtaining S3.673 in cnuntvi'j 0 funds over a two-vear period. TM? nstr on3 ami cw posted a bond.

the relationship of Durins the second month of sc5 to 'sical fitness. war, Wermuth was credited 8- a program eflorts Peter E. Dudko Services for Peter Dudko, of 140 Branson road, Fairfield, a machine operator for the Du Pont company 35 years, who died Sundav win' take place tomor- 'he cessa- row a 8- 15 a in he ChaTes killinj; 100 Japanese soldiers He on health was conducted: Senate country had made to high-JK an agreement on the cessa exer-! tion of nuclear weapons testingi nouoiello and Sons funpral proclaim our wilHngness tojLme 0 South Pine Creek oa or women; conduct serious negotiattons." a a 9 clock Killian, 48, of 320 Roger Williams road, wife of Nicholas Killian, who died Sunday, will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. vices will take p)ace Thursdav the A. G.

Baker funeral for John McC arthy, tne iof 207 Meadow street, retired! John J. McCarthy NAUGATUCK, Sept. 19--Ser- assistant HHFA I E. H. Holmes, an assistant commissioner of the Bureau of Public Roads, and John Swanson, the bureau's engineer at Albany, tery.

was captured and spent years in a Japanese prison. the YWCA. Tickets for the "food frontier, 1 Republican Leader t. Thomas church with a solemn tverett M. Dirksen of Illinoisjhigh Mass of requiem.

Burial id a separate interview he'will be in St. Thoma' Ernest Porter Lyon Services for Ernest Porter ILyon, 91. of Al DeForest avenue, McCarthy I DIES CORNWALL HOWIE CORNWALL, Sept. ill be in St. Thomas in ai.

rrancis cnurcn Panaheda service's will 1 Sunday we re con ucted a sole TM h'S Mass of re- and nousewives, are free of! "invigorate the thinking" of tonbht at 8 o'clock in thei day ln the Wllmot West sndlquiem. Burial will be in St. I (, I i i H'L ri a llrtmo TUa and former Chase company in Bridgeport, who died -Monday in West Haven Veterans hospital. They will be conducted at in Grace church a.m^m the Green funeral home. New Yor citv Friday for Mrs avenue, and at 10 Walton Hunnewen widow Terrace beamed particularly to mothers thinks Kennedy will be able tot retired real estate agent who clock in St rancis church members and "give them assurances of the steadfastness and charge.

They may be obtained at the United Fund office, the (YWCA, King Cole supermarket, I firmness with which we stand be- I and at Sterling Community house, i hind the world organization." in Stratford. I Dirksen, who criticized UN pol- 1 Other members of the panel will WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-(UP!) a ih mr I nutritionist for the Connecticut id Food Council; Mrs. Helen MacQuarrie, home econo- A i benate subcommittee plans a i ani hearings into the production ofi the Armv's new M-M rifle i The rif.es have been the 0 1 bliran lradl ject of much criticism about de-iC' i icies in the Congo in a stateme yesterday, said later that Ham- marskjold's death had "shocked the world" and brought a crisis in international affairs. funeral home.

Goulding funeral home. The Rev. Mathew Faroni Services for Matthew Faroni, 49, of 1SS McKinley avenue, Stratford, who died Sunday, will take place tomorrow at a.m. in James cemetery. Robert Worthey, assistant rec- Born in Naugatuck, Mr.

Me-; tor of St. John's Episcopal Carthy resided here all his Hfej church, officiated. Burial was in I He is a graduate of Holy Cross! of the former chief surgeon at St. Luke's hospital in New York. Mrs.

Martin, 89, died in her (summer home here yesterday af- Mountain Grove cemetery. Edward B. Onstrand i college, class of 1919. He former member of the jcut Manufacturers native of Boston, Mrs. Mar- was a started an unusual gardening Cor.necti-| pro ect? Turtle Bay gar ns, in Services for Edward B.

On-j and the Algonquin the A. R. Abriola and Son funeralistrand, of 35 Pauline streetjport. home, 2160 Main street, and at who died He is survived bv his n'rlnrU" in Tamoc rhnrrh icUVi I I I .1. all sum Cl Ck at the economist of the United! undertakings i a he fdt United the Congo thing the Stales is supposed to I stand for" was being fiouted in! I UN's fight against the "anti-iof 123 Woi rly ot communist Moise Tshombe re! fred T.

F. Burial will cemetery. Mrs. Alfred T. Foss Services for Mrs.

Julia R. Foss, Wood avenue, widow of Al-! church place today 3t. Michai Helen O'Laughlin McCarthy; my years ago. neighboring (houses on 4Sth and 49th streets seven of them to hey knocked down the; friends may call Tuesday evening: Wednesday afternoon and evening. this city, sept igth Wil.

CS Moncillo Gabriel oi Harmony SL. wife cf LO-JIS J. (jniDnel. and mother of Louis Robert and P.ogor Gabriel, DoJores and Hiss Lynne Marie Gabriel. are invited io attend the icneral on Thursday Irom the A and funeral home.

2160 Main at a.m.. and in Raphael's church at 9 a.rr.. with a solemn hizh Mass or requiem. Intermsal in St. fmetery.

Friends may call to 10. Wednesday 3.5 and Tuesday Benson, pastor officiating. Bur- low, and Mrs. Barbara Bre ja, was ia Lawncroft of Newingtoo; three Fairfield Mary A McCarthy, Mrs. Augustino Porco Services for Mrs.

Anna G. Por- Julia Hughes, both 01 Naugatuck. one of the buildings a Mrs. Margaret Nowack, of treet tains. Mrs.

Martin still lived in 229 East; ford; four grandchildren; and; HOPSON--Tn Danbary, EeDL I Mabel Ball Swllle Hopson widow ol Frank Hopson of Kewtowo. jfuneral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Muson Funeral Home. Burial in New North Cemetery. Woodbury.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. into rest in this C'ty Sent. 19. 1961, Erma Maria (Bassett) Holm, wife of Emil Holm, of 26 Hemlock Bridzeoort. Friends are invited to attend thc funeral tn be at the Larson Funeral Home, Thursdaj-, SepL 2' at 2 p.m.

Interment in Oaklawn Csme- tery. Fairfield. Friends may call at the funeral h'orae. Wednesday 7.9 JANOSKO--in Hollywood. Florida.

Seot 13. 1961. -Tosfch M. Janosko, "to- loved husband of Emilia Findorack Janosko. forinsriy ol iQ Thompson St Stratford.

Friends are invited to at- te.id the funeral Saturday at 8:15 a.in. from the Sdmond A. Luchansty neral Home. Baratim Ave Stratford, thence to Holy Name of Jesus Cnurcn for a solemn requiem Mass at 9 a.m. Interment in Si.

John's Cemetery. Stratford. Friends may call Thursday and Friday. 3-5 and 7-10 p.m. and Fond moderator.

gimc. 1 Influential Con; oss, who died (Porto), 79, widow of Augus--several nieces and nephews. itook place today in St. Porco, of 180 Dover cathedral with a died Saturday, took place to-j Mrs. Frank Hopson ived by a TM Mrs.

waiter Binger of New York city, three grandchildren and i eight great-grandchildren. i Subjects to be discussed will in- church. He is survived by a son. city. Sept.

17, 1961. ilrs. Edythe Jones or 1126 Stratford Ave. Funeral services will be he'd from St. Luke's Episcopal church.

ronnectrcMl azd Wilmat ca Wcd- Sept. at n- a.m. with a Mass requiem. Tfce Rev. Edward T.

Fraim win officiate. Ifiterraent in Park Friends may call st the Funeral Home of M. JIcDonald, Isaac, 955 Stratford Tuesday, C-iO P.m. KAItni.MAR In Kratford, jg Karchmar, beloved wife of neorsi? P. Karchmar, of 30 Graham Stratford.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday at a.m. irtini ihe EcJtiiond A. Luchansky Funeral Home. Barnura Ave. Strat- rorrl.

thence to Holy of Jesus riiurrii lor solemn reauiem Mass st a.m. Jntprment in St. JiicRaeS's i.emetcry. Friends may call from 7-10 p.m., Wednesday 3.5 nn'd city; and a grandson and com nnv "have been confirm; 5 daughter, also of New York. ed i ntnws Funeral arrangements arc in-1 ie suggested that 11V 5 complete.

jcommiHw "in.rk- fuH i conr ec uh Senator J. William Albright. companv. nngtnn and Richardson a company will chairman of the Senate For-) Surviving, in addition to with all of its power. MOUNTAIN CLIMB ENDS DEATH FOR 3 REDS porated.

and Us relation.siiin to! iShe had been an assembler at her Giuseppe Cutulj merly of 121 Fern street, Bridge-! NORWALK, Sept. 10--Services port, who died Saturday. Giuseppe Cutuli. 69. of 2SO Edmund A.

Luchansky funeral home, -Barnum avenue, Stratford, and- a 9 o'clock in Holy Jesus church with a Name solemn place today in the Frsnk Polke'Hast avenue, who died 11 61 1 Mass Bt3rial win be in -i LOUIS: iviii nioTM nt John cemetery, Stratford. from tho Baker funeral SiraJford Town on Wednesday. 20 at p.m. Interment in Lakcview cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 9 p.m.

and survivor team that conquered the hitherto unsealed peak reported Uvn died in falls and the Ihird died of illness on the descent. PASSENGERS IGWOREDJ SHIP'S SLOT 1( above narrow national am-i i lve grandchildrenjyp 71 OI 21. Apt. I I 10 i and Clirrcnt conflicts i a several nieces and Panik V.Ilage, 9 15 Accessor: TM LcR S. Upson, Mrs.

el 35fi Howe avenue, who died a A I I I I I I BIS nil bricl.ce construction vortt i I Ulii' trtlonts Sccrctar 5'-general. one who as dedicaicd as Daq Ham- out-'of A i TM" kjold Ihc causl! of ttorkl The urgent need for funds iVdrrscossin river. under law help thc victims of Humane I.r.uiso TheriniiH, dauRhter jCarla was stressed lodsy by. City Cnunciinr Rnhrrt fheriault.i TVon'v rn'! 1 0 5 stlca 11 C5i(lt i of with her older brolh-i Mot ''y-1 Connecticut National hank and er Sunday, will take place Wednes- a at a in tile Scar a r- "ii'a Smith funeral home, 36 Fifth oei iui AH.SS Dcssie ce mur.saa\ at a.m. in uie i i Hall.

87. formerly of 303 funeral home of Dennis. and at 9 clock Julia Anna Ayles of Bridgeport, Harmiann of Lyn-! Sliss Bessie G. Hall Services for Miss Bessie i who died yesterday, wiH take brook. N.

Mrs. Martha Ad-! arncak of Ansonia and Mrs. Paut- 1 ine Farock of Trumbul! 25 avenue, who died Saturday. an place today in the Polke D'Arcy. 2611 Rev.

Gooree Main street. Hode Deaths in Nation on(1 near wali when water. Sept. chines were stripped from, the, i a of (hc ne lc; transatlantic Queen Volunteer Fund bfrt Forbes. today pass.ng-rc; Mr shen a i (.

at a sorvic( 5 nn a rc5S 26 Hemlock street died today in lhc Bridgeport area most of her Itions be sent to the Bridseport: street, and Paul Dehsle. 31. of first television newscaster in I i a City hospital. life. on a anri died Monday a a long Services will take place Thurs- home.

Burial was in Lakevicw; pastor of the Stratford Congrega- cemetcrv. itional church, will officiate, and burial will be in Lakeview ccmo- n.v TIII: IATKII i Mrs. Emil L. (Bassett) Holm 'INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13-Gil-! Mrs.

Erma Maria (Bassett): Born in St. Helcnes. Lancashire, wife of Emil L. Holm, Mrs. Upson resided in St.

Joseph's church, with a so! emn high Mass of requiem. Burial will be in Mount St. Peter's cemeterv. Derbv. grandchildren.

16 great-grandchildren and several nieces and; nephews. I en't interested. She is survived by a son. LeRoy George Theodore Warner for George Theodore Warner, 79, i'l of fI Geissler Drive, a retired; nigh; watchman, who died Mon-. day be conducted Wednesday 2 p.m.

in thf James T. Toohev A warm current that surges i southward from the tropics along: rianbuTy Conn Scot B. Schwanz b.jr.,1 Wallace srlnvan: tirsTLit Unl Toac. panfly Hook, cor.n. arr invite:) tn altend the Tun- rra! frrn; fiinrral K.r,;r:iM r.n Tite-dny 3 o'dcch.

t.akcvlcw cemetery 'n V.f-.r.r Fncirfs rcay Tucs- ti.iy a.iornco:: r.i o'clock'. expected late this year. DEATH NOTICES In Xorwa 7th. 5 7 JYAKKOSKY-- in I Sept. 17.

1 1 r-c ftDftDT cd Cross officials estimate a i The SEVnfJ I AI AH I of these families will apply.rclc Force vcstwday ran-, EVANSTON. Sept. 19-Wal-'" In "addition to her husband Fairfield" widow of Andrew "Yar- three grandchildren. firins of ter S. Lovelace.

72, editor of The Mrs. Holm is survived by a who died Sunday, will bo A SET! FOR MAUWEHU I I I Mv iwln i Ferrari Bufaiin Ffier.ds are a Iro.T. Jh? Hn Kur.cra! Home, Julsa Yar-ifijkv 'irerv of f-2 Webster arc ir.vlte.-i 10 atter-l (rorn (Jcr.rc of IVikc Fen. 15-J6 Fair- Hancock- AVC en at i ro irj. FairfieM Hcfonr.c'l H-ilM Church of i r.t '2 p.m..

Rev. Alexander Hav- H'-itnv, in Lawn- crcTt mny rait Men- dav from 6 in '0 Tuesday Tn Iftvir.ji I.V They wore Titomas Francis "disaster-caused needs beyond niissilo in loss than a coming to F.vanston in cicn, and a datiglucr in Sweden. Brighton, Colo. McGowun, 77, a retired cnntrac-iown resources. -born lor, and Mrs, Marie Doliarci, Throe hundred trained disaster" 'in 1 countdown for shootinp.

07-foot wcnpnn Iiad reached i CRASHES SPLASHES c. i both of St. Loins. i from all sections of Mrs. Lloyd Services for Mrs.

Edvthe be I Jones, 75, of 1126 Stratford avc-i DANBURY. Sept. If) The Church of Christ, Fairfield. The Candlewood district of Man- Rev. Alexander' Havadtoy.

pas-, Boy Scout council, will I tor will officiate, and burial will conduct its annual fall roundup liach had heen ill about twojcountry are nnw in the two-slate; less than five minutes when LANSING, Mich. Only on yearn. assisting local volunteers sl was canceled. Tho missik-; accident in five to six hundred nue, widow of Llovd Jones who Mrs. Dollanl is survived by her with continuing thc mass care pro- was Fupporod to land in caused by splashes from! died Sunday, i be conducted husband.

McGmvan two oth-lfiram and planning with vicinity of Wake island about vehicles, a study indi- at a in St Lawncroft cemetery. er sons and another daiiRbtcr. meet long-term recovery needs.j minutes a launch. at the Danbury Drum corps headquarters. Shelter Rock road, Joseph H.

Chase I Thursday. MILFORD, Sept. 1-Serviccsl A buffet dinner wil! be Joseph H. Chase. of 'illl at 6:45 p.m..

and reservation; (Luke's Episcopal church. The i Post road, who died Monday, will must be made in advance. H. Campbell ot I Mam: i.are. KitM- O.T.

Conr. FrirniK nrc jnvjtctJ trt atlfr.d The funeral from lhc Allort Speir i hnmp. Fairficlrt on Tuesday momlnp, i 6:15 nnd fn-mi Noire Church of Easfon at Interment In ft. Uu- rencc remcicry. New Havm.

Friends ninv call NtoniJay 2 lo 5 7 to 10. MAPS There will hf month's niiiiri I if John (Wniy. Sept. 20,1 I m. in Patrick's dr.irch, I a Mr.

wno this iTo yti.irs loclay. pppl. Itcrral ro: KMnt unto him, Lord; rcrppjuni licht shine upon him. Heart cf Jesus, have mercy sadly miisi'ii iv Inmib'- To Insure correct Insertion Memory and Musi should submitted In writ. I tip 24 hourt In advance of publication a o.

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