THE wcATHER

Colder Snow Flurr es

Ton ght and Tomo row
JFK'S Body
Lies hi State
In Washington
Will
THE CITIZEN-ADVERTISER
By JACK BELL IRepublicans will have the alter
WASHINGTON (AP) - A native of pIcking a candidate to
stwmed nation faced today a contest a man whose roots reach
gradual but perceptible change deep In the conservative South
of course Wlder ts new Pres but Vlho has come around to es
dent Lyndon B Johnson and almost
Th s could be disappomtmg to
c es of John F Kennedy wh ch the supporters 01 Sen Barry
he has sa d repeatedly have put Goldwater R Ariz who counted
the Commun sts on the defen heavily on their man s outspo
stye by giv ng the non Commu ken oppos tlon to Kennedy s pol
nist world the m t at ve Ides and Goldwater s conserva
But domest cally a reor enta tive stance to win the Republl
tion o( pol Cles and 01 political
actions appears inev table
Labe s always are inadequate
to describe the complexities of
pout cal bel efs But the assas
sinated Kennedy was bas cally
liberal and his suc essor Is lun
damentally conservative
Th s puts an entirely new
compleXion on the 1964 presiden
tial contest f Johnson is the
Democratic nom nee as he
seems surely to become
Instead of facmg the certainty
they will be opposmg a Demo
crat who..Jeaned to vald the left

Central and Northcrn
County Windy and colder this
afternoon with snow flurries to
blJtht and tomorrow South winds
to west tomorrow
Southern Cay u a. County
8tronJt south winds this after

morrow
1.E!\ti'ERATURE BEADINGS
(Water DepL Thermometer fol'
Z4. bour endin& at 2 pm)
1988 1962
Maximum 61 59
!\ofinimum M S"
Sunrise today 6 liS sets 4, S9
Sun rises tomorrow 6 M (EST)
Lake le\ el 10day 100 M

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UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
NORWALK (UP!) - Sixty ciais In paying their respects
five elderly men and women to the slain President Kennedy
perished ill a rural rest home this afternoon
fire today in the worst fire In Rhodes ordered a complete
thiS country smce 95 persons investigation of the tragedy by
Zt a Chicago school fire Patrol Wlder Capt

and three employes in the the rest home said the build
Golden Age NUI1dng Home 10 ing and operation had recently
mIles from here and 65 dldn t been approved by the state and
get out the Health Department He said
Rice after an on the spot in It was cited for an eftlc ent
spection Wl,th Gov James A clean safe nursing home
t !rid
elderly res dents many of them Cuyahoga County Pollack sa d
invahds escaped from the one A number of the reSidents were
story buildmg wh ch quickly transferred here !tom the
became an mferno as winds Cleveland Stat Hospital about
a year ago
d sastrous rest home fire m the 1-----------1
A/claus Huxley
Dies of Cancer
hotel used as a convalescent
home ill the off: season LOS ANGELES (AP)-Authol'
The Ch cago school Ure on 8<lholar Aldous Huxley 89 the
Dec 1 1958 cia moo 95 lives literary member of one of the
The tragedy however was far world s foremost sclenWle fam
from the worst ill Oh 0 s his lUes died of cancer Friday night
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on J h
Th S IS the most devastating 0 nson
tJ'llng I have ever seen the
governor sa d as he looked at
the smoulder ng ruins wh ch
d sclosed an occasional charred
skull and p ece of human flesh
Rhodes ordered all assistance
at the state s command mage
available and then fle v to
Washington to ]0 n other o(fi
Fire Kills Sixty-Five Residents
Of Norwalk, Ohio, Rest Home
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By lIM BECKER
Associated Press Sports Writer
The sounds o( sports crowds
were stilled today m memory of
a v gorous sports lovmg Pres
dent
Dozens o( big Saturday football
games were canceled A few
others were silll scheduled to be
played because the people m
charge said they felt that Pres
dent Kennedy would have want
edit
But half time shows were re
placed Wlth memonal serv ces
for the slam Pres dent
All national teleYlsion sports
programs were canceled today
and SWlday
The annual Yale Harvard
game was one 01 the llrst to be
i:te
SYRACUSE - Syracme UnJver-
alty football coach Ben Schwartz-
walder will probably alternate
quarterbacks on 1banksgrvlng Day
when the Orangemen c:;lose out the
1963 season againSt Notre Dame in
New York City
The- continued improvement of
juroor R ch Kmg of Ransomville
N Y puts Schwartzwalder In the
somewhat pleasant pas bon of
choos1Og between King and class-
mate Walley Mahle the 195-pound
Waterford Pa athlete who has
been SU s starting quarterback for
the better part of two seasons
King has landed JUst two start
trig ass gnments thus far He sub-
bed for Mahle agamst P tt when
Walley was U1,Jured Last week
against Richmond King got the
DOd over Mahle on ment
I
Jete completed seven ot 12 passes
for 212 yards He h t on three
touchdown passes long
bombs to Mike Koski and George
Kontrabeck
Mable who shared the tirst un t
job With King last week also
shared the limelight Shakmg off
injuries Mahle got back mto h s
familiar role as Syracuse s toP
fUOUJId g8.1ner The long str dlIlg
I
jW1lor p cked up 61 yards on the
ground
The 61 yard performance Virtu-
ally locks up the 1963 OranRe rush-
crown for Mahle Walley has
419 yards as compared to 261
Jury
place another juruor fullback J m
Nance Nance paced the Orange a
year ago but m ssed a portion of
the current season WIth a head Ur
jury
! THE CITIZEN ADVERTISER AUBURN N Y SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 1963
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pens e u e en ra T'. opeelng ' ..ket'eI' game
for l'tlount Carmel Rlgi School
P
d tK d 'D th 'Ibe Central H gh gymnasium\ Kathy Fromel on the offense h t lUId the C e n t r al AssoolaUon
res, en enne
Y
S ea
was the scene of the open ng ting the mesh for 10 counters School League of C9.1'lga County
games m the G rls Basketball Carolyn Moffett for the Jets fl pped ."":.:':. c:"i::.e;:
League 1n the A and B leagues In in two baskets The Sophs won or President John F Ke.nnedy
m:: 4 The young Nolanette hoopsters The gan es are expected to be
B C /
. M E t The stellar shooting of Patt Schaf had Cia re Foreman s ace perform re scheduled at a later date Car
Y
ance
'ng
a/or ven S
er accounted for 11 polnts for the ance gong for them all tJe way melwlU slated to open il'l senson
wmners while Debbl Keogan toss- when she accounted for 10 pomts at Waterloo Four openlng games The prize fund for tI e n Ird annual New York State BowJ.J.nt
ed m four for the A I Becky Hammond pumped in 6 for In the Co U D t Y Proprietors Association Men s Handicap Tournament an e ent that
1\>."0 new entries this season the the Clodhoppers paid out better than $21000 In prizes last season Is expected to p
colleges involved to do as they Bookerettes and the Crosaders set Th s year the referee ng staff S Q B I over the SSO 000 mark next
saw!t TIOna's Team a fast pace for the first haIl but he.ded by veteran Betty Lacey as- uinzi OW 5 s", weekend. from May 9 lD Jure 14 have been set as e for".
Only the Southeastern Con1er he Booker T ga s won 16-5 Mary s sted by Joanne Faulds who s an tl D'1
ence offered a complete sched Hanks scored e ght points for the Ithaca Col ege student now ass st Mdt CLcompetition th s season The team event will he he d at One da Recn!a
ule Most other schoo s cancelled L d WBA F th 1 M Anne ng at East H gh School Judy Den- on ay a tion OneIda w th doubles and sUlgles at Mohawk Lanes Rome both
or postponed their games ea s M
Inners
or e ose: f ary sley phys cal education Ulstrnctor
The Southeastern games = and offic al at North Syracuse Jan establishments be ng members of the Mohawk Valley Bowling Pro-
were Flor da State at Auburn T Bryn s outlasted the Hustlers 11 8 Robmson rated lIltramural offi pr etors Assoc alion
ournament Lnda Rooker taUed eight tor the
at M ami RoblIlSOl1 made four the newly formed East High School wHl sponsor them In two naUonal cl amplonshjp tournc)s The win
The B League Globetr ppers ot the Worn nJng team on a hand cap basis vIII Ie for tI e S ,500 f1ro;t pr ze In
E ght iame that vas not post Weedsport s leadmg the 22nd bowl- downed the SChOlars
Trl
12 3 SusanIen s National Off cials Rating Com the BPAA NaUonal Team Handica.p Champ onsh p at Wlcbjt.'\ Kan
poned The game will dec de the n,g tournament sponsored by the Barret e ed the ppers WIth mlttee
host team m the Orange Bowl Auburn Woman s Bowling AssOCla four POUlts Bazar was high or No games are scheduled for No- ne.'Ct August "hUe the wlnnJng scratch combine wlU comoete for
1\ 0 1\1 ch gan games n no s lion Tino s bowled a 294:J total 10 the losers vember 28 (Thanksg v ng Day) but the $2: 000 top award In the BPM !'\;atlonal Team l\-lareh Game
at State and Oh 0 jthe hand cap tournament In thClr first season play the ,league play w II resume Dece nber Champlonsh p a.t Detroit In Deeember ]!)S1
East Sophs set a !tlltt zone with 5 Entry blanks have been distrbuted throughout the state an
quest by Gov George Romney House Lanes m Skaneateles where P;::tl:Ldit:
that they :: get Fraley Says Latham N Y
We feel that t 1s m the best I underway next weekend and vill JFK W M D dOt d Re,ervaUons may be made mtll Marc! 10 Rnd entrle'l dose oa
vars ty football at as an e Ica e April 10 There vUI be fi e team quads and!\bI: doubles and sIngles
Baseball Commlss oner Ford Itwo schools ill a statement Ieateles "omen s League Is m sec- T A W f L f squads etulh Saturda) and Sunday between :\la) 9 a d June U.
!':!dCk spoke for sports when he ar:agutn
e
0 mer,can ay 0 ; e The event Is sanctioned boY tbe American no ling Congress and
also has BPAA Tournament apl roval
We all feel a deep loss and Sher- By OSCAR FULEY known a terribly aggress ve
at the same time a great sense training and N"eUare of our vood Grocery tcam of 11 e K ng NEW YORK (UP!) _ What baseball fan DID YOU KNOW - That entertainment bet veen the halves qt
of shame and unhappmess that youth is so Yldely known Ferry League WIth 2889 and 10 do ou say What caD you say The young man from Har Sunday s New York Gants St Louis Cardinals pro football game will
e:t fa'fcUote ilie Yard salled his 0 vn boat and be fum shed by the classy Ithaca H gh School marching band The
BOrrow All major games m the East League v. lh 2883 been changed by a guy with a L tUe Red mus clans rece ved a share of the $26 000 prof t from tht!
FrIday Events were called oU Big She games Jean Dyson s tJ e current lead rIDe which ride the subway or as Giants ObJcngo Bears game played last August at Cornell s S4:. "'leU-
Friday almost all sports on the West Coast were post er m the all-events (no hilnd cap) You thmk back to the Olym the case may be the early kopt Field to sponsor the r trip 0 New York That Syracuse and
:Itir
e
a will set Wlth 513 tr pIe score down participant There Notre Dame VIll be meeting for the third t neon Thank'gl rng Da.y fp
hockey sh Solutt;e The Russ ans WOIl even the wero condescending sm les Yankee Stad um The Irish have \.\"On bo1.h pre'lOUs games 2M n 1.91A
d deer shoot That s when he played touch football TO STAGE CLfN1C _ Johnny and 171:> m 1961. More than 200 AubtunJans are planntng to attend thf"
the cardboard body of a QUlnzl captaln ot U e famed game That among the players reportini! to tJ e !oiew York Mets
celled put oU to Dec 7 LoUlsvme at deer mOWlted on a raUroad made a (etlsh ot exerclsUlg his j.Tcnny 5 bowling team of Roo1 St Petersburg Fla m February WJll be fonner Aubwn players Ro
Night racing was called oU Houston vas postponed mdetln handUcarb Js PUSh"::wn muscles ester will put on a free clJnlc at Locke and Grover PoweJ p tchers Ed Kranepool infielder ;rohn
Most tracks will stay closed Itely DETROIT (AP)-Detro t Lion v: ey It, ......J
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ec He relaxed them too Like 4 30 P m at the Ca""'...... Stephenson catcher and Clean Jones outlidder That baseball
until Wednesday After the cancellations were stockholders voted Friday to ac y san ags up litting in a rocking cha r at the ,re- An t ted

antod GopOeldraetneGate lettaboountth20e lam.atJobclg gaamtuerS cept the S6 mUllan offer of W I e e Army Navy football game Lane! QulmJ a forn er pro ump res and football offic als are needed tn ih s area yone m eres
n; ,y S CJ F rd And if they/lay t this time baseball pUcl c.t for Auburn MIl In ether sport can contact this \-Titer for furthe inforrnatio That
Golfers in the Cajun Class c day ot the season The Russ ans wocrlt. and you you kno v he be missed He gl e InstrucUOD5 to men "omen IEric Pitman of Skaneateles s a member of the L:ooh basketball team
N:fvy franchise was too lmsy to be close to us and children and ,,;]) also put on at LeMoyne College m Syracuse
dldn t eare Today s thJrd roWld uled for Nov 30 About 94 per cent ot the 144 Daniel Boone and Davey Crock But that s the way it is an exb.lbltion according; to Bruce
was postponed a day The National Basketball Asso- stockholders voted In favor of ett A.tJttm eo-manager of the On. SPORTALK-The Union-Star newspaper o( announced
North Carolina State beat elation and the National and the sale Wonders AbotI& World G- ted yuga LaQts and a teammate of yesterday Its All-County football team anL one of the players on the
Wake Forest 42 OFriday night Amer can Hoc key Leagues eo
38
Then a rifle barked In Dallas Ian, ar 5 Qulnzl t J bn J G t J 6-4 l.&5-pound end HlS father
CoI
at Ralodwelligh chan N C
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er aJt0hnN T
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pullaennSaedturtdoarye'nulmghet the r sched pre.ldent of the firm became down In Texas a town well lrst team was 0 ran r a 1
known by and you V- 5 d Johnny Grant ;vas ass stant football coach at Auburn H gh. and ater
State said he deeply believed The Amer can F 0 0 t b a II a pro football enthusl st after wondered agaJn wIIat eoe& on Ie n ay Maroon Cagers coached the vars ty at Rome Free Academy He 15 now supenn ende
that President Kennedy would League postponed all (our h s elecdon to the Lions board In this world of oaa. I of schools n Schenectady Gar)' Wood Cornell s versatile qu
gan;s theH*club'a: To Show Parents back hopes to play pro tootball. The 5-11 J85,.pound ace will gradu
ttons poured In throughout the ever Just three weeks ago in::>t G T h. n June Syracuse Uruvers ty gnd coach Een Schwart%\\'a1der n
A:
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not be the J ttt I :1; ty
==-="--'''--'=--=.:..::===-====-----1Llons in and those stock At an Army Na game In ley Johnson a course tn Na basketball squad will be conduct Bowling AsSOCIation will hold a dmner of all league secretar es
5 W
OII Alt at holders who were in on the deal PhUadelphla 8 vaat MWllclpal tiona! Footba.ll League know C! s SNhghi at pres dents at 645 pm today at the Starlite Lattes AI 'andenbeT
Y
racuse I em e $14 lor each a:'2i Giants thrashed St 17 ;0 : m c 00 es ay a league secretary sa d the affair s to get better
the 102 ()(X) In the co The Eastern Division title The purpose of this program Is d SCllSS each others problems The battle fDr the Hickok d
Quarterbacks
-In ND Game He. nuta guy c /lope. of three cIubs-mcluding twolold according to Kurt Beyer studded $tO 000 belt ..arded annualiy lD the outstanding profes.
Pettit Battling mented the Cards-may now rest on director and coach Bill athlete of the year will probably be Sao Iy Kouln Dod
To Rega
Oln Scorl'ng I-To proVlde tnfonnation reIat Iptcher and Cleveland Brovns fullback Jmmy B own The suM
ed by Oklaboma football the same tv.o teams meet once 1ng to oUenSlve team patterns de- slump by the Browns may hurt Junmy s chances The Auburn Me
Crown in NBA Bud WUIduon you knew again with the Giants holdlng te:m and are agam expected. to hold spnng train10g m Columbus Ga
By UnJted Press lntematlonal mwa:y a Ia a
Bob Pett t would like notbJng winning way of IUe The Pittsburgh Steelers 16 31) ..0.it s Koufax Monthly Winner
irs: garmt Ion the Offic al and His Whistle I
lain at Washlngtcm last summer: the Chicago Bears to remain in as prepared by the National Fed Fo H
O
k k $10 000 Belt
Pettit the high flying hawk JFK was tfie'N tn sblrtsleevesl contention In the East 'The eration of State Athletic Assocla r Ie 0, ...,.
from St Louis led the point reaching awkwardly for a foul Bears whose 9-1 record Is the'
parade In 1958 59 and then fad ball hotdog In hand hest In pr9 football drubbed p anation ot Auburn High Schools ROCHESTER _ Sandy Koufa"C place recoJ{rUtion He recel ed 1t,
ed from the spotlight as Cham 'This wasn t an Eisenhower Green Bay last week to go one sportsmansh p code the record southpa Ii of otes for first and 24: POUlts J
berlain entered the scoring who made the ,oU world love game up on the Packers In the the world champ on Los Angeles my BTO\.\T1 got 12 otes for
stage him Nor tI the truth be Western DIVIsion Dill Dodgers yesterday added the and 13;) POlIlts foUO'; ed by Y
Chamberlain domInated the month of October to his v ctory T ttle of the G ants WIth 16 ba
scene trom his rookie year in MO 51 St t C skem 1Il the race for the 40th an for first and :1-'10 po nts Grah
195960 through last season but 15515 ppl a e CKJers 0 nual S Rae Hickok Profess anal HiU the auto racer and ,olf
now has run into some deter Athlete of the Year A\\ard and the Arnold Palmer ere the onh a
mlned competition E t R I FO ht - 5EC $10000 diamond studded JtOld ers to get a tnr first Th
Pettit vho this week foUowed xpec ea 19 In The Saturda.l Night l\Uxed buckled belt that goes outright to each got one Jack N ckJaus t
sefo Bowlmlt' LoaJtUe at the St&rUte the ultimate \\'UU1er shed fourth followed n order
achJeve a career total of 8000 ATLANTA (UP!) _ There s some of his drive Into the taU Lane has canceled tonl,ltht S Koufax also won the month of Palmer Hill J m Cia k and
pomts took over the indivJdual one startling change on 'the and taltmted Vols who have the death of July Other monthly w nners were D
:::'::t: wf :60;! lead ng vote-getters foliO' I
star pumped in 44 po1Ots for a tiUes may h"ve a f ght on Its VanderbUt 167 last year has 592 y 'ParnelU Jones auto raCUlJi!: Julius (Po nts are based on three f
total ot 493 ChamberJam of hands even to break even 6 feet 7 Bob Grace and steady I MaSOniC League _ Smolak 568- Boros golf Gary Peters baseball first two for second one f
San Franc sco has 489 and Four players who were start 6 feet 3 Roger Schur g back 202 D Large ;)21173 E Green and J mmy Brown footba J The third)
fee:gr s s League-Pat Lo- :ii?
49LPOlntrls10. scoring fea.. re etaolnshrd cmlw shrd etaoinroln contender ins st ng they are IP ccolo Marge Moffatt Rochester Press-.Rad 0 Club dmner Y A Tittle football (16)
..luis etaol shrd etaol8hrdl etao hrdi still a year away 435 Conn e Anabil e 434 Monday Jan 20 at the Powers N cklaus
fleet the standings in the West eeetttmtw hrd ao rd 0 rdUololol In a year of better balance F ren en s League-John Mahar Ho el IArno d Paln er Ji!:olf (1)
ern D vis on Los Angeles leads teams 01 1961-82-63 are gone there are several other tcams 584 217 Mort Hollenbeck 554-231 Koufax off his record break og Graham Hill au 0 rac ng (1)
a couple 01 regulars wh ch could mov into centen John Sho 'e.S 543-200 D ck B ggs "orld Senes - he von two games J m Clark auto racmg
Franc sco is a game back of This coupled with the moen Ch52ies 0 Dell 530 Carr s
the leading Lakers ing of Kentucky a Adolph Rupp duo in Brooks Henderson and I Month y wmners n Seagrams vhich only f ve athletes 2'ot Lirst 1Clem Dan els football
Boston as usual w thout a who insists he won t be fielding Tom Baxley and might be Bo vlmg Contest Star te Lanes
scorer in the top 10 tops the a champ on th s winter adds tough If Its newcomers develop IMen (Sept) Paul Gagliano 256
Eastern D v slon w th a 12 1 up to the refreshing p om se of rapIdly (Oct) Joe Verillo 267 Women
record 4%: games in front of a wlde-open race in the South lias One Senior (Sept) Emma Scarbrough 243
and some Alabama was 14 11 last year (Oct h:mma Ha stad 200
postponed in deference However it s DOt wise to dis 6
n
G rls
death of Pres dent Kennedy count Kentucky Rupp IS fa rebound.ing Bob bavld SOL 188 Mary Kreydatus 468
mous for s nging the blues and son a 6-feet 7 senior appears I Emma Sewbrough 453 Jakie Wal
hone 'hsgnodt 'Ionmcleu R'retty fttaolr
n
tNaalenaht improved desp te the loss of scr 494 En d Sha \' 49()..208 Bar\)..
a.mg Co Jim Kerwin who won the scor lara Murmka 477
:: year N"ith a 23 S xth Daughter
This leaves only Georgia Matc.h Wednesday Wnner of dou--
tucky looks plenty strong from stal;:s,-:s I M=z
here the teams vritten of:( for this Mrs Herr enger :l45 S ngles Lo
But those who believe Rupp 8 season nune Pe'TY 84 Marc a Berry 76
waj! ng say the 1964 SEC race M ss sslpp State lost Joe Dan S xth G ade Mother Daughter
will be a tour team tree for aU Gold Leland Mitchell and Red Match \\ednesday Wnner of dou-
Tennessee and Vanderb It Stroud all of whom made the bles Chvasco Jeanne and Mrs
bet veen Auburn Georg a Tech All Conterence team at 0 e time Robe 1: Alberti 22] Debb e and
Tennessee and VanderbUt or another during the r tlu ee Mrs 213 S ngles JoAnn
Three Stariers Return year span and alternate center IBarre te 90 Pr scilla George 87
Auburn 18-4 a year ago gets Bobby Shows Mother ter Match Thurs-
back three starters and a ) ost State Coach Babe McCarthy day W nner of doubles Genesee
ot sky scraper reserves All vho seldom concedes anything Sandra Hadden and Ann Casler
All Conterence center Layton nsists he d settle (or a 500 e 243 Debb e Iaco ana and Mane
Johns Is gone but there are. cord this year Howe er Babe Bowen 236 S ngles Lou se Shred
three men on hand who are 6- s already talking about his 110 Sand a Hadden 103
feet 7 or better new freshmen just as he was UuU1 BarT bowled 98 her first
Georgia Tech wluch f nlshed about the Just departed four an I thcn in a second R:an e
second n the SEC last vinter sotne In 1960 vhen the Bulldogs for practice she bo vIed a te.rrific
while posl ng an over all 21 5 were only 12 13 That vas the I'.'

dem c ellgib lity o( 6 feet 7 hold cord Martha Bronnell and Mrs Gert
out J mmy TumUn The three Rupp talks about maybe not Lawton 248 Patty and Mrs Shut
7f"Y Levek 81
Caldwell I
Tenne!>see Coach Ray Mears SEC title 20 times n 31 years 61:>-244 Stan KOZIel 59:>-219 Joe
a f ery compeUtor swell agam and whose 169 mark last year IPuc no 583 Jack Hickey 557
and can be expected 10 1naWl was h1s worst ever Vern Pmckne.J 554., ',1
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON CONSOLES WIDOW - President B Johnson consoles Mrs Jac
guelins Kennedy Just moments after he was sworn In as Pres dent of the Un ted. States in the cabin ot
the PresldenUai plane at DaJIas Love Field yesterday IUrs Johnson is at ieft Johnson replaced tbe
slain president John F Kennedy CAP Wlrepbotos)
(Continued from Page 1) about 200 yards from the prest ground speed the jet hurtled she added our love and our
and bent over h m as if she dential aircraft Kilduff spotted toward Andrews A r Force Base prayers are \\ith
were vhispermg to him us and motlOned for us to hur outs de Washmgton Thirty mmutes out of Wash
on his ry 'We trotted to him and he
Kennedy Services
Held at Harvard
PRESIDENT KENNEDY IN FRONT OF LINOOLN POnTRAn
-President Kennedy stands in front of portrait. of President Abraham
Lincoln made in tbe nJute House In February 1962 Botb Presidents
were assassinated
New Generation
Shape World to
DELIVERY HOURS
KENNEDY AND CONNALLY SHOT - President John F Kennedy center background witt face
obscured by visor appears to slump after being f3.taIly shot In Dallas .1\(rs Kennedy holds
the PresIdent's arm WIth I er white glOVed hand in an ellort to nJd him A portion of her hat appears at
top r ght Gov John Connally of Texas "ho also was shot is pronJed man sccond from left
JFK Saw
Destined
President Kennedy Bore orch of Leadership
Eyewitness Gives Oath Details-
By United Press Int.ernational IVise would have been a nega Kennedy s 34 m 096 popular
On a b tterly cold and sno vy tion 01 h s vhole life votes gave h m an Electoral
day m January 1961 vhen he The preSIdency of John Fitz College edge of 330 to 219 over
'::S;;0;-:: got 34 108 546 popu
gerald Kennedy sounded a call grant fam ly It vas carefully Not many hours before Ken
to act on that m many vays nurtured m the tra mng stages nedy took offlce the family
summed up his a Vb remarkable by a mult mill onalre father patriarch Joseph P Kennedy
career and brought to fruItion by the va ced deep satisfacUon that one
Let the word go forth from man himself through a career of hlS four sons had made it
this time and place to fnend m the House and Senate and on to the Amer can pmnac1e
and foe alike he sa d that the camp81gn tr als of America But the elder Kennedy one
the torch has been passed to a In a manner typ cal of his of the wealthiest men of hIS
new generation of Amencans- family Kennedy started at the time knew his older son faced
torr: ot Otoate other preSident
alI thes-e and the
lie bore the torch of wOlld lead first book Why England nedy to a friend Not only be
ership m a soc ety where the Slept m 1940 at the age 01 23 cause at his youth but because
old order was changmg fast On hjs second literary try in the world has reached a pomt
On that January day no man 1956 he on a Pulitzer PrIZe where the Amcncan pres dent
had ever flown in space On for his Widely acclaImed Pro can make damn few mistakes
that day Negroes ill southern tiles m Courage and get away with It ThIs
c ties such as Jackson and B r He also started at the top in Jack must make a go
mlngham were not yet demon polItics There was nothmg up of It rtght from the begmning-
strating On that day the wo Id from the prec nts m h s career and It means he II need all the
bad not come conscIously close He started after the war by suport he can poSSibly get
to nuclear destruct on as t winning a seat In the US His great problems at the
d d ill the great Cuban cr SIS ot House of Representatives from start were foreign policy and
1962 hlS native of Massachu the domestic economy In many
A Big Job setts After SIX years In the ways both were later to be ov
Sure It s a big Job Ken House he ran for the Senate ershado ved by the Negro rev
nedy once sa d But I don t That year - 1952 - vas a bad olutlOn of 1963 wh ch confront
know anybody who can do t year for Democrats because of ed the nation Vlth one of tts
ImY better than I can I m go the E senho ver landsl de But gravest domestic cnses since
ing to be In It for four years Kennedy defeated Henry Cabot the Civil War
It sn t go ng to be so bad Lodge a sc on of an old New I Overseas there was the ever
You ve got time to th nk-and England famliy "hose Brahmm pre"'ent threat posed by the So-
oesides the pay IS good roots vere so vastly dillerent Iv et Umon the troubles In
He later found out-and con from those of the Kennedys Southeast Asia and - over and
ceded-that t vas a bIgger Hero In War over agam - Cuba The Renne

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well as he could To think other In the Solomons that vas ill fated Bay of mvas on
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LBl 2nd Johnson motion pIcture and countless re del Castro vas conce ved m the
tellmg by magaz nes ne vspa Elsenho ver adm n stration and
In White House pers and televston executed by the Kennedy men
ne'Z,e
dr ve for the pres dency that tty-lay like a pall on the ad
has been seldom matched fo mmlstrat on for months But If
VIgor tenac ty and expense But April 1961 vas a fiasco Octo
desp te th s he barely made It ber 1962 was an unprecedent
to 1600 Pnnsylvan a Avnu ed tr umph
WIth the largest voter tut nout The Cuban m ssile cris s was
n h story he defeated VIce a test of all the skill and cow
Pres dent R chard M NIXon In age tl at Kennedy could com
10 1860 by Jol n W lkes Booth 1960 by scarcely 100 000 ballots mand By ordermg a blockade
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b g st ck of nuclear retal ation
he forced the Sov et Un on to
w thd aw the mISS les It had
placed m Cuba and thereby
scored one of the greatest West
ern tr umphs of the cold war
Just as the Bay of P gs was the
10 v vater mark of the fU'st
years the Cuban cr s s was the
high tide
Born Near Boston
The man at the troubled US
helm through this vast sea of
d ff culty vas born at his fam
lly s Brook! ne Mass home
outs de Boston May 29 1917 He
had an older brothe Joseph P
I<:ennedy Jr who was killed n
World War IT Arter Jol n s
b rth four g rls Rosemary
Kathleen Eun ce and Patr c a
followed before the thIrd son
Robert F Kennedy was born
In 1925 He became attorney
general n hiS brother s admln s
tration After Robert there was
another girl Jean and the Ed
ward F the last of n ne chil
dren born In 1932 The young
ster of the family cont nued the
trad t on of successful pol tics
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the age of 30
After the war Jack Kennedy
dabbled 10 ne vspaper vork
t1 en dec ded to tty for a Boston
congress onal seat bemg vacat
ed by the incumbent Only 29
he campa gned hard talked
pocketbook ISsues and von the
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, 'lhl"LA TRAVIATA"
THURSDAY DEC. 5, 1963
EMERSON AUDITORIUM
Death of President Community Officio s
By BARRY scmVEm dy Gov Ross Barnett at :M.is Gr.ef of Area es t
S 0 S
WASHINGTON (AP) - The SISS PPI saId he was profound !'l e s
t t
tragIc flash from Dallas rever ly shocked and deeply d s I
weeps ver a e
berated around the world tke a tressep at the cowardly act
clap of thunder The young v g Word of the tragedy c tcled Cayuga County gr eved w th the attended memor al serv ces n the rl symbol of peace hope through.-
a ilie
a
3ie
e
:- d
orld
an assassin and everywhere the York tearful d trooped dent Kennedy day after the funeral for the Pres The death of our Pres dent s a
great and the lowly mourned into the assembly hall for a min Commun ty and political leaders dent Monday trag c loss to th s nation and the
L
k B Td I W John F Kennedy s passing ute of silent tr bute prepared statements express re- Mayor Maur ce I Schwartz or vorld
I e 19 I a ave
The deaderung shock gave Harvatd Umversty the Pres dered the c10sng of all city haU We are stunned by the catas
way to tears and then to unI dent s alma mater called off con 0 ences s am y an e off ces untiJ Tuesday morrung out trophe bf hIS death and by the
\ ersal heartache for Jacqueline today s scheduled football game thfat the nation will rally m of respect for the memory of our Imowledge that our country has
Kennedy and her two young WIth Yale Radio and televiSIon crti
ne
halted t f th Pres dent He also urged the lost a ,great leader and world
By Umted Press International 1 ms Cornell University pres dent ICatholIc Diocese at Buffalo has ch ldren Rtch and poor black networks dropped commerc als
0
M;;;; clos of sir. statesman
I
ThIS 15 a deep tragedy It scheduled '8. special Mass today and yh te shuddered and were entertainment programs den atn ti c .p p 7 0') Pres dent Kennedy vas a sym
From high poht cal oUlctals to fills us Vlth a sense of shame at 11 am m St Joseph s New bewildered Across America COl rts were ay ter e res ent s une a bol of peace and hope lhroug-hout
the httle people m tl e streets as vell as sorro v In angu sh Cathedral All pastorates were Messages of eo n dol e n c e adJourned amusement places J"'hnsAn Ne v York Democratic State and the vhole vorld His courag-e hlS
the death of Pres dent Kennedy of our hearts we f nd It diff urged to hold Requtem Masses poured mto the White House shut do vn dinners canceled V V Cow ty Cbatrlllan \V II am H Mc enerln' and h s devotion to the
at an assasSin s band brought cult to understand a d accept as soon as possible from presidents premiers and In London S r Winston Keon sa d yesterday pr nc pIes of freedom nd VIdual
shock and sorrON to all William P Tolley Syracuse Uni The admlillstrator of the dio crowned heads Churches filled Churchill 89 on, Nov 30 1 stened Sets Day The shock of th s ;vorld tragedy r and orld peace made him
Reaction was slow at first but versity chancellor cese the Rt Rev Msgr Albert with people come to pray and to tele\ Ision accounts of the IS ndescr bable A fr end and a shifmg- beacon of trust and can
the state like a Th s IS an hour that the b sobTh s is a sad time for all Of M
'"'Polrtics vere thro vn aSide AmeIJcan people be down his lite for the people the new President as a ponstrous act vhlch has ournlng mourn and long remember th s Kennedy s fanuly our most smcere
TI11s s a shocking and ter umte ill prayer WI e resl served so aUantI !VIa God Lyndon B Johnson told the na takey\ from us a great states great leader-our courageous and sympathy
Tlble tragedy for the nation and gent {hf gt'ant rest fo the at tion on his return to Washing man a wise and valiant I bera! pres dent-John Fitzgerald Fred E Porten ch8lrman of the
the world said Go\Crnor Rock 1m e sOl t P id t ton We have suffered a loss man I d Kennedy Board 01 Superv sors sa d today
eteller who mIght have opposed essary to lead thIS nation during our a e res en that cannot be weIghed From New York Gen Doug aya national day of mour Cayuga Co u n t y Republ can The members of the board VlU
in the 1964 preSidential f{=s Y Rep Walter In Ne v Haven Conn a cIt! las MacArthur sent this tele slam PreSIdent John F ChaIrman Robert E White pra sed )0 n me n mourn nO' the death of
election I an LBJ zen saId with a catch In his gram to Kennedy I real I inYit th I f th the late PresIdent Kennedy as a our Pres den I feel a personal
a _
Ne v Hampshtre He and hIS shocking death of PresIdent Ken that _ he was our President civilization shares the pOignancy ind 0 A was the symbol of our hope for
wife were to travel the Gramte nedy vho served hIS nation ill (Continued from Page 1) Washington was struck as U at this monumental tragedy As President said In a proclama ssasslnatlon world peace and for a soc ety of
State Sunday through Tuesday war and peace With courage and bv a bombshell The govern a 10rmex: comrade In arms hIS tIon on the death ot the old free men Our prayers are for his
t the same time he requested devotion Lt Gov Malcolm Wil pers 1rayed aUer 11 months of ment stopped dead In its tracks kills something Within Johnson ordered all federal of Of K d WIfe and children
a suspensJon of racmg at Ne v son Its flrst sess on Congress is ex Crowds gathered outs de the me fices m Was h in g ton and. enne y
York s fiat and harness race Are there words to express pected to close shop soon and iron picket fence In front of the But are the mighty throughout the nation closed on
tracks until after the Kermedy one s sense of deep and irrepar go home until the next sessIOn \\ hlte House staring silently at Outsld The ASSOCiated Press Monday the day ot Kennedy s J It B e
a m today a two gun In soon was a de President addressed his 0 5 uSlness
battery of 105 mm cannon be A great Pres dent and more c Slon whether Johnson will was paralyzed 10r a time and it catchEjs the eye ot the curious proclamation to the people of NEW YORK (AP)-The as
a g:::le;- a 1ew Items and then States
of the armed forces One shot Sea yay adrnImstrator Even as the troubles of the Strlpse _ were lowered to"haU Frlday a crowd stood there John Fitzgerald Kennedy mess world to ItS roots
vill be fired each hali hour un Th s nati n w t 1 r world and the country whirled stat! Amid tJte throng was an old 35th President of the United Whatever III feelmg may have
til sundo vn On Monday a 21 John F K as bgrea er d 0 on the nation lowered its flags Pubs in London and cafes in woman {Who shook her head sor States has been taken from us rerna ned between the Pres
gun salutethwill be :;redtt is less m leith to hall stall In mourmng 10r its Paris fell silent In Moscow a and sa d He was by an act which outrages de dent and bUSiness evaporated In
to honor e late res ent t seph F Carlino power1ul Re young President with the Har Russian girl walked veeping such a young man such a fine cent men everywhere an outpounng of gr ef ,
f 50 salute mu be pubhcan leader ot the State As vard accent whose watchword along the street In Vatican City man He upheld the fa th ot our Only th s week the Pres dent
sllence sembly became vigor the
What can you say? they ask Shoppers who had been mill Today Kermedy s body was to Scars of past political strite JFK M d tiers of that faith and backed fliendship and to narrow the
AftOethr the silencetscame
l
sdhOdck me were forgotten as old foes joined a e it WIth the energy and the cour gult that developed 18 months
er commen mc u e with old allies and the three liv age WhICh are the mark ot the ago in the steel price crISIS
This is a terr ble tragedy for stores became empty the clerks nes--Eisenhower among them- mg former presidents 10 a unity D 0 nation he led News that Kennedy had been
the nation and the world Rep were leanmg on counters some file by of gnef eCISIOn A man of w sdom strength hot m Dallas sent stock mar
Leo W 0 Bnen D N Y red eyed others WIth blank Sunday his body will be car Richard M Nixon who lost and peace he molded and ket prices reeling downward
The shock of thlS world trag stares rled m a somber cortege up the the presidency to Kennedy in On Red moved the power of our nation Stock exchanges closed lm
edy IS mdescribable William Y dat route of preSIdents and heroes 1960 in a razor thin race said in I e III the sel'Vlce of a world ot mediately under pressure at an
H McKeon state Democratic or bl cUe ea
S
h a -Pennsylvarua Avenue-to the New York The assassmation 1 gro ving hberty and order All avalanch of trading \
chairman e ltrm
g
E c Capitol where he will 1 e m state ot the President is a terr ble DALLAS (UP!) - President who love freedom will mourn Some financial leaders ex
We all suddenly realize how nec Y ayor co m unW Monday momlng beneath tragedy for the nation Mrs Kennedy I1imselt made the de hts death pressed the opinion that the
important PreSident Kennedy lis saId fennedrik a the towermg dome of the Capi NIXon and I have sent a person cislon that gave an assassin the As he did no shrink from h s death at the President will have
was to many of our hopes and man an now e co e tol al message expressmg our deep chance to him responsIbilities but welcomed an Immediate depressmg effect
aspirations for the future and longs to the ages t1 Then it will be taken to St est sympathy to the members ot The or ginal plans tor the them so he would not have us on stock prIces but that strong
how P votal was his role in the Radio and teleVIsion sta ons Matthews Roman Catholic Ca the family In this hour ot sor Dallas toUr called only for a shrink from carrying on his underlymg factors will carry It
conduct of national an dinterna throughout the state stopped. thedral a tew blocks tram the row tast ride m the airport to a work beyond this hour of nation through the CrItical penod I
tonal affall'S James A Perk normal commercial broadcast White House where Rlctiard Another old opponent lunch at he Trade Mart al tragedy A qwck samplmg of bUSiness
In?\ Many were carrying only Cardmal Cushing ArchbIShop of Repilrcan Sen Blrry Goldwa But Det:nocratic leaders urged He satd it himseU 'The en- leaders Indicated that busmess _
"!;l]t u]::t- overage ot the Presi Boston will celebrate a Pontifi ter ArIZOna by him to ide in a motorcade ergy the 1aith the devotion may be m tor a lull of several
top1
e
a
Club $ (/. h. and the after-e.t!ect cal Reqwem Mass it noon an the front rjUpnel" in the through he heart of the city wi ch we bring to thJS endeavor weeks as a result ot Kennedy s
1
,99' l>' Pel religious musIe 'p fOP Id to ,give te voters a smile and 'Ill light our country and all d th b t th t th ill
'11 reports Another former reSident race or the 1964 ' prf's en !fave who serve It-and the glow from Iea u a ere w ;ue nO
I
r headllnes cover Harry S Truman come to tial 1 med. Ken me a visors had m sgivlngs that fire can truly light the slump
URKE'V) PARTY Ie".., if paner Almost aU Washmgton Sunday to pay hom nedy' death at em ring the violence that world
"I' e to le. staJldstlll tag
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to Kenned, an port nd ed assador AdleJ Now therefore I Lyndon B
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!if. local are ere were uno ""tl tr Monday.!lext N'cffi!mb';V'25 tlt';' T IT" T"T"'" T T T T T T T T T'" T T T T T "'1<
NOV. 25 r1963 I I NATIONAL GUARD '""
- 8 P.M, ON - ut of r pe 10r the Kennedy terred just a 1ew weeks ago m too 11rsi to bullet. tlOnal day 01 mourn1ng through ANNIVERSARY BALL
Free Lunch at a time when the at
Members and Guests es at the world were focused tional Cemetery was another that has happened
d
to KOur cedun Texa semble on that day in their re
Come Have Some Fun pon his yearmng for and his possibUlty try and to Prest ent enn y S spective places of dlvme wor S t d N 30th -1c
leadership m the free and dem There was no word whether family today ship there to bow down ill sub a ur ay, OV. j
ocratic way of life State As the late Pres dent s two chil He loved America and has Prou miSSion to the Mll of Almighty
sembly MUlOlily Leader Antho dren Caroline and John Jr had gi en hls life for his country God and to pay theIr bomage I SOUTH ST ARMORY I
PI Y
ny J TraVIa been told ot thE-lr father s death said former President Herbert of love and reverence to the
ace our In Western New York radio Beth have birthdays this month Hoover in New York In memory ot a great and good Auburn, N 1:'
stations were flooded WIth no -Caroline turnm 6 and John 3 D vight D Eisenhower who man I invite the people of the
Thanksgiving cancellation of planned Friday mght gMrs Kennedy .,I
P
e Orders Quiet mUStC some ot it rel1gi went to Bethesda Naval HOSPI New York I share the sense and rededication :r MusIc by Freddy Vue and IDs Orchestra I
ous filled m much of the air s body was ot shock and dismay tha. all Featmillg II
time between news broadcasts p p Americans feU at the despicable with the stain lil .M
Early Most theaters were dark Mrs Kennedy was at her hus act that resulted In the de th of by an assassin s N Y Exchanfte Vocalist !\Ionica DeJohn ('7'-
The Buffalo Bills announced band s side from the moment he our nation s PresIdent lee
that Sunday s scheduled Ameri was shot until she returned with From two southern governors cannot extin i
WEBSTER BAKERY can Football League game at h s body to the White House at who bitterly opposed the Presi triotic heritage of ITo Stay Shut ""'-- 9 p ttl. to 1 am - semi forma] _ Adm S800 per coupie
Boston was called oft 4 30 a m dent on civil rights came ex State but It vill ...,...
and DaIry Store Numerous speclSl church serv After the plane returned them presSlons 01 shock and dIsmay embered as the d 92 Owasco St AL 2 6204 Ices were held or schedul:d to the capital she rode the am The must be tilled. a smgle fanatIc Mon ay
e ot
rr tal where he was prepared for C Wallace President ennedy was Lee NEW YORK CAP)-A spokes The BIg Hit now at
then aiter a Marine In a telegram to Mrs Kenne- 0 24 t;ge RadIO City MUSIC Hall
guard had slowly paced the way tried to r ounce his U S Citi the exchange would remain
up the drive she folio Yed the A t zenshlp become a citizen closed Monday because ot the
bronze casket as it was carrIed "en 5 ot Russia PresIdent's funeral
mto the executive mansion She ":I Tcxans dwelt too on the He said other major exchang
was still wearmg the pink suit F d shametul way in WhICh the kil es would probably also remam
w th the blood from his wounds eare ler struck-from ambush and closed
a
late President s brother and Snipers and magnl!led ill a telescopiC open Tuesday but there was
chic! advIser and several close sight of a po verful German no conflrmat on ot this Definite
aIdes said the assIstant White WASHINGTON (UPI) _ The military rille vord on the exchange s plans
House press secretary Andrew assassmation of President Ken The brought was expected later today
Hatcher nedy by a skilled smper using ou en uSlas c rongs in San Trading vas halted on the
In Rome Pope John VI who a high powered rille with a ;nd Fort Worth A Ne v York exchange 26 mmutes
received the chief executive at telescopIC sight bore out the t perPlehhad after announcement of the shoot
an audience during his June fears of US Secret Servtce tbe Chlet
U
Executive c ing ot the President Friday
D men charged by law with Clack of
'rex reported Mrs Kennedy s responSIbility 10r protecting a By dusk downtown Dall b ggest wave or selllng !":lnce
Tickets $125 $200 and $2150 - On sale at Aubunl Com last goodbye to her husband presIdent have known for years had a ghost town gloom Bu:i
s
the market break ot May 29
... ti= Fri 11 am 1pm lion and in Dallas Parkland The streets Amer can Stock Ex

I She gave her husband a final just vhat happened Friday on A wave ot grief s yept across change halted trading shortly
kiss Gonzales saId and then the streets of Dallas Tex the state SpeCial memorlal after 8S did other markets I
her finger the II
Minutes later Kennedy s out of sight and out of reach crats and RepublJcans Mrs. Anna C Helmer
UOf
take a
h
n memory 01 the PreSl
oft with Mrs Kennedy and his SIght sl pped unobtruSively out
wife at his side JO(Jnson took ot any 01 a thousand vindows
the oath ot off ce from U S along the route wIth plenty of
D strict JUdge Sarah T Hughes time to a m carefully and we
help}ess to pro FELONY RATE
gold carpeted presidential com For a pres dent to tour the r killed tbe president because
partment of the bIg Jet tor the heart of any clty w th optimum he vas an enemy of the good peo- every 61 persons last year
Base m I am1-----------1ll
just outs de the cap tal a mIl or plastic armormg the s des These were the last words of
itary guard of honor came to and bottom of h s car with Leon F Czolgosz 28-year-old as--
attention as the jet with the big heavy steel plate and bann.l21g sass n of Pres dent McKinley ae.
to The Auburn J:)81ly Ad
the glare of lights Such precaut ons pIa nly are Czolgosz made the statement as
The coflln was lowered on an
elevator platform then carr ed pected as a result ot the Ken Pr soJ fOl the assass nation of the
to a cream colored Navy ambu nedy assassmation pres dent on Sept 6 1901 at the
Kennedy who came ill the Tern
hi:;.e f'li'
pany her husband s body on the Gearv asking Am I shot?
ride to the hospital The detective 81lSwered I fear
With two motorcycles ridmg Brunet a sultanate under Brl you are
.... to join 14pr:ootnt McKinley died Sept.
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9 45 a m -Church school
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DEAR NERVOUS 1\Iost mo hers accept aCy kind
ot criticIsm EXCEPT that vhIcl concc s theU'
ch ldren There is NO :va)' to tell a motl er hat NOU
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ber friendship 'f
James Marlow
Walter L Parsons Jr fireman USN son of Mr and Mrs Walter
L Parsons of RD 2 Ster:mg s serv ng aboard the a tack 8ll'craft
carr er USS Kitty Hawk The K tty Hawk horne.-ported m San D ego
Calif s m the Far East.as 8;. of Fleet
Mrs Roger Coomes will revtew the book Caravans by James
M chener at the Auburn Commumty College Facu ty Women s Book
Revtew Club meeting Monday The c ub WIll meet at 8 pm at the
home of M ss Barbara 18 1!acD;'ugall St
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 1963
"Please-One Spotlight 18 SuffIcient"
Drew Pearson
:.JFK' s Death Stuns Texans
p. OUR.- 1+ 25 Years Ago
I EAR TO THE GROUND (From 0-... FIle,) .0
DEPARTMENT John B Alger Bernard a Baird _
I HEARS The Presbyter an Youth Group of Un on Sprmgs Vlll conduct the
I M Herron have been elected d 4 pm servtce SWlday at.The on. Gra;tt Avenue
THAT the assassmation of Pres rectors of the Auburn Chamber of
dent Kennedy s a tragedy of the Commerce tor two years
greatest magmtude for the mil Mrs Helen Pethybndge and M ss
lions of v leged
THAT foremost In the late Presi Monday at the Cayuga Museum of
dent s thoughts was the better- H story and Art
ment of livmg conditions for all M ss Esther Gove a student at
the second class c tizens of the Strong Memor a Hosp tal 10 Roch
world ester s spend ng the Thanksg vmg
vacation WIth her parents Mr and
'DIAT if &omeol;le started a Some- M!'l Henry Gave of Half Acre
thmg for-No rung political party Members of the Phi athea C ass
there woufd be no other on at the F rst Method. st Church he d
the ballot n the future the r mon hly soc al and bus ness
meeting Tuesday mght at the home
THAT econom sts are now predict of Mrs Wlliam Anderson N HlL"1-
mg that this country is about to ter Ave
become a $600 bill on country _,- _
-about 100 b llions greater than I I
50 Yeers Ago
due '" (....om AuburnCftlze. FII..) An American Dream Is Slain
Mr and Mrs James F Collgan WASIDNGTON CAP) _ 'The vas the effect the ne vs of h g
overlooked oy many IS the gam and daughter of East Genesee linden gunman who assassinat sudden valent death had on
of millions of new believers 10 Street gave a tango dinner 10 hon ed President Kennedy killed an Arner cans from coast to coast
peace throughout the world or of thelT house guests Mr and Amer can Clream There was gr ef d smay
TIl T th N ; H ald Trib- London Eng It vas no wonder people cr ed shock at the death of Kennedy
U:e 5a;s vcoi::'men;ron Ike s Mss aGrac:y Fits t of Auburn a in the streets another-in a
coming out for Nixon Last year graduate of Syracuse Un vers ty Many Americans disagreed restaurant at home n the of
Emmet John Hughes a former '" ho has stud ed m Europe tor a with Kennedy some on one is f ce on the street said he just
speech wnter for Mr ElSenhow year WIll organtze a class n vo ce sue some on another wept at the ne I;IS
Books
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n Rev,'ew st Seymour Cor h ontng:
of course I ve watched D ck a poration manufacturers of the he meant dillerent things to dif anal reachon yet flammg
h L Ud II
long time and he Just hasn d esel engine an 0 I burning en treent people anger would seem a D<ltural re
T e QUiet CriSIS - Stewart e grown So 1]ust haven t honestly gme which because of 18 economy Each could find in him some act on to the killmg of a Pres
(Holt. Rinehart & WlflStQn - "09 Pages _ llIu.strated _ $0 00) been able 0 believe he s Pres ill fuel and labor w thout oss of part of his 0 \In dream of vhat dent
dential timber Ho v D ck must motive power has secured. the so e is good or re or to be That anger Call d be lost or
Everything about this book s made Mr Udall ask i.S a soc ety have grown.s Ike s8Jd this Amencan r ghts to manufacture t deSired or to be str ven for m dro vned ill mournmg at the
beautifu And every hmg 10 t S a success if t creates cond tions THAT th ta.: d ti bill and herea! er al d ese Amer can life first nE;Ws of Kennedy s death
wilf _ made on this continent will be In total he was a symbol for vas testimony that the people
mote generation who WIll inhab t andscapes What does mater al taxpayers are mterested enough made here m Auburn gneved for the death of the man
our and abundance aVall f we create an McKeon Leaves asHa Pres dent tr may come late it
We are all br ef tenants this both Houses of Congress to teU e vas young m t v may eng ill the nat on _ as tEe
planet :r attributes cannot be fulfilled them their wi hes For Washington f ch W
al
?YS deiails of this assassma ion are
m suse e an an mu;us e The Qu et Cris s traces the Y ill e gen an a revealed
usefulness of resources 0 we can story of our nation s looting' of ts THf\T the day s not distant when Wlliam H McKeon New York formed concerned about --_
create a wor d m which phys cal land and the history of the con. FM br;oadcasting: vill supplant State and Cayuga County Demo- And he was
affluence and affluence of the t d 1 d AM broadcasting because there cratic Ch8ll'man left thJS morrnng people C II t
sp nt R'O hand and hand is no static or other interference for Wash ngton to pay tribute to He was a husband and father ance a IOnS,
This emphas s on the need for a two pies
e
dents in FM such 8$ you find in the old the late Pres dent John F Ken devoted to h s wife and children Postponements
c vilization to live In harmony w th Th book gets ts title from the fashioned AM sets nedy looking to a long and happy li!e
the land makes this book unique e ulet 0 ervation cr sis of Mr McKeon rece ved a telegram ahead for all 01 them I A L J. d
among other volumes on the plund th 1966 live m a THAT a 60000 maJorIty for the re- at 5 a m today from Attorney In his chosen field pol tics he n rea I s"e
of svan of fn.O F Kennedy from success at an The followtng cancellations and
those who find mearung m beauty creasmg- ugliness of shrinkin$t 'men for for more pay The text of the message was As Pres dent no matter ho v postponements have been an
are at last Jnven thell" due as ope; space of 'OUght to cause some labor lead 'The Pres dent's body v II 1 e in anyone d ffered vith h m on a nounced m the Auburn area
bwlders and seers en ronment a JS m IUS ers to realliZe the unportance the repose m the East Room of the particular issue he vas ab Commwuty servIce v 0 r k e r S
It is rather speciril to read a by poUution and no se and voters a ch to trade umorusm White House Saturday (today) You solutely ded cated to the Job the meetina scheduled for noon Mon
bookonconservatlonby'theSecre- technology has changed inapubli people gave hm None could day postponed until Dec 2
tary of the Intenor and to find 10 the face and problems of conserva-o McKeon had the deny him thIs He worked day SpeCJal education teachers of Ca
lts
w
first tI two tion and profoundly the land f late Pres dent only last Friday tr bute him meeting Monday at
:r s: =s ho': Mount Cannel Women 5 Club at
boox hetbemP:e reached lD counted Most County postponed to 8
Loridon s killer tog and a call of conservation to m t e vas vill carry on the work started by Mount Carme High School an
rt cm.:nf= new enn Offices to Close urr
(the farm.of es T q n n6. Ii it and next wil un te beh nd him AIl offices In the Cayuga County All a -garuzed activities at the
Brook ) was In a gr8vey4rtt 8.phs. In every way' fli' Mr McKeon sOOd Thomas J Courthouse WI 1 remam c osed Mon- Woman s Union and YMCA post
The comcidence or; these even' s is a work of art" Cotter who attended the naugura day WIth the e.'Cception of the Coun poned until Tuesday
Every Night, Josephine Jacquelyn Susan.n Office t was announced CayUga Museum of History and
Almanac and at the burn plumbmg and beating busi of the Board of Su- Art closed Monday
(BernJ\rd Gels A.ssoc - 240 Pages - $8 95) e ear see how It com nessman perYlSors Fred E Porten sald that Umted Fund Study Comm ttee of
The jacket a one of this I vely that even people who dO" Dot llke th the facts Mr McKeon a personal friend the board s office would remam the Ne ghborhood House Dental
book about a pood e named dogs wll like this rOjIlP with one ot the Pres dent and perhaps the c osed and that he expected that Clinic schedu ed for noon MondaY
n
t
:: n:t m county agenc es vould foUow
coat and matching hat a e to go Alas It Is not l1kely Only those agamst a va -y strong pdFctu t County Judge Gera d S HeWitt day n the s hoo rl tonum
a ong with the spir t of the book who ove and appreciate animals the present Sen Steve Mr McKeon The photo was for s31d that the offices of County and F emma F re Department turkey
;e:% the Rev Wlliam E DaVie pastor pa ty achedu ed for last mght post
almost human oak the begullng tual affeotlon a.nd respect DOSs b e can Legion Interest of Ho y Fanuly Church Mr Mc all hearmgs scheduled for Monday poned. to Dec 13
g nt In her eyes and tI e artful between an mals and thelr peop e tc Keon said would be postponed until Tuesday Mount Carme Men s Club bUlj;O
stance which -pu s the current top And I must adm t tha.t e en Closmgs also ere announced by party schedu ed fo 8 pm today
fashion model!! to shame hough I m one who oves eats a County has elected determmed in his erusade for the the Welfare Department the Board Cayuga County Board of Super
Th s is the story of Joseph ne dogs and S c Han donkeys I tlnd aUc local government Negroes and the less pnvileged of Elections the Treasurers Off ce Visors n Monday postponed
e anoJ ;:t ;; bonus elected a Demo- I am sure t was the long penod he Probation Department am! the 09 30 a m Dec 2
who shares a Central Park South fun the M Sm
hote apartment with them Hero And one bIt of carp ng The noth ng to do but reflect on the cl8lr Said today that his office day n the school gymnas urn
are her friends and acqualn angllage ot the kennels Y never you are pronused prob ems of mankmd would remaIn open un ess ordered Holy Nan e par sh b ngo party
ances ca.n1oe and human and a s nQ pretty But we f od !Miss resu ts by vr ting a de.- Sometimes I have thought that c osed by a spec al proc amanon schedu ed for 8 pm Monda:y post
merry portra t of an enc ant ng Susann s e phemtsrna so Pt'et Y t X ill 8 fly by mght the thing that gave the late pres The clerk's office hand es legal poned to 8 10 P m Dec 2
an mal as to be d stress ng y vu gar ment you should begm dent h s depth of understandmg papers and cannot be c osed unless Commumty of Umon Spr ngs
The pub isher hopefu ly th ok J W rage your susp c ons vas his suffenng ill World War II by offic at order He sa d that if ThanksglV ng banquet scheduled
e ve:.sus the Grey fOSt6 Club dance
game has been cancel velt before his attack of polio But closed schedu ed for 9 p m oday
led tb year because the South WIth great human suffering Roose.- Auburn Mayo M a u r c e Par sh workers party of St
ruled nel g ble and the velt took on stature that eventual Sch ;yartz announced all Memor al AloyS us schedu ed for tomght
North d no soap on this Iy made h m one of the great pres City Hall offices w II be closed postooned to Nov 30
argun t the sponsors Chrys er dents of the Uruted States Monday St Peter s Ep scopaI youth group
and Gille te refus ng to go along John Fitzgerald Kennedy With The Ne v York State Employment meeting scheduled for 7 30 pm
w th 180lal b as deas s m Iar I uman suffermg m the off ce Yill be closed on Monday omorro v
South Pac f chad aCQUlred the Persons scheduled for -appom Falcon Sportsman Club tu key
THAT a Repub can conference of same sympathy and understanding ments or plann ng to v s t the shoot scheduled for tomorro v post
the Southern leaders ended ac and f a Texas assassm had not office on Monday should report on poned until Dec 8
vnof n
11 e Confede ate National An- dents of the Auburn off ce fa 7 pm omorrow
them the audience r smg to ts feet and givmg rebe yells Th s _
happens a century after Republi
think of that They on y thought of WDS f esh spontaneous and na Lincoln freed the Dear Abby -
a gay sm I ng young man w th h s ural
beautiful w fe who had come to I remember ntroduc ng him THAT if Cass us Clay who has St 'II a hIdI
:-::n:s I verw e me .
Dallas t"n
d
r {)l
from enemy
a r ghtwing welcome full of ha e ty of Dre v s ntroduction vas d CoO Ho ywood could be so serIOUS so
ac: hop ng meeting almost I
live down this shame Natu ally one remembers the Senous complications a r 0 sea package vas del vered to my back door ms ead
A,t first people who gathered n nc dents that are p<>rsonal I re- when the Canadian ambassador of to his and I took t over there When I sa v h m
erhe I e:a:
not es
likrte age I Said Vlll il
WIse in the ways of government a little conversation ch took I had a hard time Pres dent a g ass of water I never encouraged hml but we
He one of he rare comb na place ups a rs between Pres dents Kennedy said exp wmng' that met at the v Uage shopp ng center several times
of Kennedy and Betancourt this vas a paper left over from
wonder if perhaps he lost nterest n me because I
meet a newspape m vho has D had a WIN WI'F.tI NIXON flag m my
been a great fr yours - .; e 'Vas an important differ Would it be too forward of me to ask at the Post
other pres :sce hae ng address
CAR
' ad to
dents have studied he knew the In Venezue a replied Betan Robe t Kennedy s more eff cent
mtimate de a s of government He cou t you have a much better than h s late brother He works DEAR CAROLINE You may ask but t ey mlA'ht
had the ab I ty to absorb figures to press than I do too even harder knows government not be I ermitted to .l:h e j out U you send h1m a
read like lig tning h s memory Then there was the w secrack exheme y well But Bobby acks Christmas card in care of h s former address it CONFIDENTIAL TO 01'l."E WHO HAS NO
;a: f will be forwarded to. m.sure 1
flush 10 h s ve ns There vas noth Canada vas about to come to see elde b other DEAR ABBY I was del ghted that someone and chasIn' (not to mention the brutal )
ng metallic about h m He :vas h m at HYannIS Port It this grht unders and ng finally brought to light the fact that mproper mus c ). ou are sick r than he s Talk to ). our p est He
cal w thout be ng mechan c -ho p cIns ::: ::de :he: g: to your doctor He
Yes he th s1 you II be nterested in What's on your nd 'Fo a personal reply send
_ or P 1=rag: :nd
s
enve ope to Abby Bo:(
THE CmZEN.ADVERnSER
But Pres dent Kennedy had 1a d out a course of act 00
and the broad themes of pol cy are clear for hiS successor
to follow
The enl1re world now kno vs that the Un ted States
stands for toughness aga nst the Russ ans but only to
ach eve more last ng settlements and never at the r sk of
destroymg bas c conf dence bet I'leen the two nat ons
It also IS kno vn that the Un ted States stands for the
right of every people to be ndependent
W thm the scope of these gu del nes Pres dent John
son must work Fortunately he has ava lable to him the
fore go pol cy staff wh ch had vorked so effect vely for
Pres dent Kennedy If he IS able to keep these men about
h m h s task v 11 be that much less d f cult
Page Four
The Outlook lor '64
Wh Ie there IS I ttle I kel hood of any s go f cant
change n Ot r nat on 5 fore gn ROI cy under Pres dent
J ohoson the same 5 not true of domest c pol cy
Th s s beca se I s pol t cal bel efs n general were
d Herent from those of Pres dent Kennedy Wh Ie our
mar yred pr.es dent I'las bas cally I beral Pres dent J 01 nson
fundamentally conservat ve Th s of course confuses
the outlook for the 1964 pres dent al campa gn
Unt 1 yesterday the Republ cans knew that although
they sought to po nt out what they called Kennedy weak
nesses that their cand date n 64 would be the underdog
no matter who he m ght De But no v all that s changed
by an assass n s bullet
One th ng s most I kely - the eel pse of Sen Gold
water's cand dacy The GOP leadersh p aware of Pres
dent Johnson s nherent consen at sm I'l It hkely tum no v
to a cand date of more general appeal than the ultra
coratlve senator from Anzona..
The Best Hope lor Peace
President Kennedy S trag c death removed the man
who had become the free vorId s best hope for peace
He mherIted from prevous adm n strat ons the Cold
War wIth Sovet Russ a wh ch created the gravest prob
Jems of hiS pres dency which he handled with extreme
c0urage and resoluteness
Desp te Sov et Prem er Khrushchev s detenmnatIon
to rid West BerI n of All ed occupat on troops Mr Ken
nOOy held Amer can forces there He kept Amencan troops
In Southeast As a to th vart Commun st penetrat on n that
area Through eeonom c help he sought to a d Lat n Amer
lca a target of propaganda from Cuba s Commun st Pr me
M Dlster F del Castro And he acted n s m lar fashIOn n
Afnca where ne vly emerged nat ons groped their yay un
steadily to vard stab I ty often v th olence
* * *
In Europe he vas able to keep the North Allant c
Treaty Organ zat on ntact desp te the problems engendered
by French Pres. dent de Gaulle s announced ntent on not to
take d Teeban or protect on from the Un ted States
He became the f rst Arner can pres dent to face the
POSSlbll ty of nuclear var and to rIsk lt w th a show of
force to protect Arner can nterests but succeeded n per
suad ng Prem er Khrushchev to v thdra;v SOy et rn ss les
from Cuba wh Ie do ng so
And he folio ved th s With the successful negot at on of
a part al nuclear test ban w th the Sov ets
None of these ach evements came eas Iy But Pres dent
Kennedy as a br 11 ant and unagmative man Jearned
qUIckly from h s early m stakes at the Bay of P gs and n
the complex relations W th Europe. The result
was that he soon was pra sed as a man determ ned to be
come a forcefu11eader of the free world
SOy et propaganda always pulled Its punches when It
eame to PresJdent Kennedy personally Although the f rst
and ooly Kennedy Khrushchev meetmg m V enna m 1961
did not go well It served a most usefUl purpose It was
there that Prem er Khn shchev became Impressed With
PresIdent Kennedy lack oj bell Il"!lce eYen as he later
came apprec at hIS agIllty'and lou!ll!i1ks 10 a cnSIS
This s why even thougH the aClIfp was
SIble to -the RUSSIans Mr ,\.{ennedy s' &emand for the re
lease of Prof Frederick t. BarghJ,rn last week was
honored by Prermer Khrushchev
* *
And among the Western All es where relat ons often
have become turbulent Mr Kennedy's petsonal ty I;r s
grasp of economiC ssues and h s devot on to un ty ach eyed
results where often the d plomats had fa led
Unfortunately an assass n s bullet took Pres dent Ken
nedy s hfe before any of the more Important fore go pol cy
projects of h 5 adm D1strat on had come any;vhere near
complet on
The test ban treaty w th the Sov et Un on by Mr
Kennedy s own def n t on was merely a first step toward
relaxmg East West tens ons
The All ance for Progress a lO-year project of soc al
reform and econom c development m Lat n Arner ca st 11
hasn t really gotten very far along
H s plan for a f rm partnership between North Amer
lea and Western Europe ",t II hadn t been real zed w th
.grow og nat onal sm n Europe and the complex t es of
economiC relat ons mped ng progress
* * *
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'63 Crops Good, Food in A'mple S ppl
Like our forebears \\ow rested cranberry pie or other dessert are'rear's outstandiOlt crop - 620,000 meals and sn for both fest:vi! WASHL"o;CTON _ Latent in dIolng al'''3 rhat could fulfill se\"-
tom features of the Thanks tons compared 578,000 of many a housewife's heart Is the eral (une. Ion wIth a minimum
Thanksgiving cause to rejoice meal.. . last year. heaViest supply In d'ocuvres whe, company's com. desIre for an "old-fashIoned fam- adount 01 shiftier;' thlnJ:s about.
for the year's good. crops and food Fl1l your refnjterator With a"'Pples NO\'ember .wIIl be the colorIuI Em- iog? A sandwl h lunch? A he . ily of 6.
in abundance. of all varieties-for eating oUl-of- per,?rs. WIth some Tokays also m81n-dish salu o.r a last?' tolSCd garage directly fa.cing the !treet., term "old _ fashioned family
l\ovember is a time of plenty hand. for cooki1R. and for aVa!Jable. green salad? fame sardInes arc which has been degcrlbed a8 a kilcI1I'n."' bit. t.hOM conducting
with the traditional festive dunkinJt. It"s a J'tood F"?r November meals and for a "nat.l;iral." nnd they're realOn- "gaping. t.oolhlel.=s mouth" when Ihp s{'minarl gOt the Impression
u. Impreg- ... a
. and c!anberries, the a II
be California table grapcs continue big 1962 crop. Serve potatoes in a than cons!c1erad normal at this cities under t.he auspice! of the be pursued easily and narurally.
the result of this hundred-or even yeat'. --r-- National ASl:!ociation of Home The Idea of an Island counler-
Agricultural Marketing Service. Bullderii and House & O:Jrden work area In the kllchf'n was
which monthly Ilsts the chief foods C G t S CI th N t M k f M magazine. more enthusiastically received In
gr
inapePlecnrotifupsl ory ran ees 0 es 0 a er 0 an About. 30 representalfve "omen the Western c1UeK.
.. n!lpndpd lila semlnllra in each ot MOtil <If the women also want
. oed . ty 4d_tt the cili"'s - Portland. Ore.; Los windows reasonably uniform in
surmg e vane. . . I B" VIVL1.:.V BROWN' 1 Angeleti. Calif.; Fort Worth. size and an E:DlranCe hall or (0'-
.Storage houses are agam bulgmg NEW YORK (AP)---eary Grant Tex.; Washington. D.C.; and Cln er that provides '"a gracIous
WIth n bumper fall pota!o crop. thinks men were better off before clnnati. O. place" for greeting guests.
And from the sea, hsherrnen they began to wear clothes. , There wu an almost unanlm- Virtually ever)' woman In
garnered a fme catch of sar- "When the first stone age man ous wish (Oxpressed (or the "old- eVElr} city wanted an entr:r hall
dines. . . took an animal skin it was per- walk-in pantry." or foyer that would pro,'ide a
As Th8!'ksglVmg nears.. tur)'ey haps lUs first move toward ciYiliza There Wag surprisingly lIttle pleasant 8:-ea to greet guests.
nocks will come pounng mto tion. and therefore the weakening clamour for more barhs. But in be fullr screened from the rest of
Northeast poultry fanus. This ot himself and his physical PI>' at the eltles a wish was the house. and prO"lde adequate
ct:OP of gobblers is. 93 to 9-1 tency.." he says. for a children's halt- storage space Jor coats, umbrel-
compared With 92 1/3 He thinks the only way men's bath near a. mud-room kInd of las and other personal things.
million 1962. attire could be improved is to entrance.. Most of tbe women opposed ex-
The third largest cranberry crop Iget rid of it completely. But he Nea.rly even'one agreed the tremes in tbe style or desIgn of

chusetts and New Jersey have Grant doesn't seem happy about unanirnit:r as to where it should precise look - allkes but ndther
smaller harvests than a year ago, ,his reputation as being one of the I be. !did they want to live In nefgh-
local markets will have p1entJ. Ofl world's best-dressed men, a fact I On t.he dInIng - room question, borhoods of conflicting archItec-
both fresh and processed berries. he is often reminded of by being It was lelt that man)' women are tural designs. A Portland woman
Chilled cranberry juice or a bowl- recipient of awards. Or maybe he I seeking a. flexible kind ot livlng- neatly summed. up this dlseusslon
ful of cranberry punch, homemade just takes it in stride. by saying that sbe liked the idea
fresh cranberry garnish or conven- He thinks barbarians who wore of homes 1n a glyen netghbor-
Today's Recipe ha.ve "the same general
up male. SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 eacb of the semin&rs. the
-----------1 We ",'QuId "have to evolute back discussIons began with the neigh-
he says. But it could be I making
Extras Serve Purpose ' theHcal house room bY.(.f")om. A
"Men's clothing does change. Sliced Bananas in Orange JuJce retailed anal)"Sls of -the housing
Boots ha,'e changed to shoes. All Ham and Rolls
For Home Work I anni.ersary
au breast pockets. trying to I '. . Clo,'erleaf Rolk position of tile NaUona.l Assoc.ia-
"i' . Buildet3, Dee. 10
repair of roofs, application of they can bring anything IPDLIlt of ';ew," he says "1tle ........ 2% teaspoons salt
minum siding. enclosing a porch back Into style." he says. American m dresses tastefully %. cup butter margarine. soft I "ALES A-"\O HEATING
. yeast SERVICE
Miles Home SUpply of Baldwins. points out. Buttons on the quality materials. That goes for 5% cups (about) sifted flour G..... - 011 - Coal
vi:.le for Robert Shine of 16 Chap- that were designed to keep um- Ithe Ameflcan "oman too Melted butter or margarine (extra) YOD.r CertUld WnftOll Deater
man Ave. to repair roof and en- formed officers from rubbinJt their ''The thing that baffles me abOUt Scald milk; stir in sugar, salt GREENE AIR
close rear porch at 16 Chapman I sleeves over dripping noses have men and ","'Omen In the high and butter until butter melts; cool OO?t"TROL
Ave. for $1,700. Ianother purpose. Grant says: You CARY GRANT ion is tit weapng or coats ....... r. to lukewarm. Sprinkle yeast over I C "Wn.hln-rtoQ St., AL :_.:>11
Paul's Roofing Co. of 40 Barber can turn the sleeve back to wash leave neck and chest CARPQlT CWER to.! warm water in a large mL-dng I
St. for Charles Reese to repair Iyour hands without the "'1'hree-quarlers or the time each Ule elements. It's as contradi:71'" r bowl; stir to dissolve; stir in Juke- ---
roof at 2 Dexter Ave. for $350; for jacket. year. I don't even wear a tie. To as golf carts on a golf course. fA . ,. warm milk mixture. Add halt the
McDougall Street. Inc. to repair He doe;;.n'l think men will for ) , flour; beat until smooth; stir in
roof at 18 McDougall St. for 5980. flashy suits-because of women. A R h. M . remaining flour. Turn out on pre-
Austin Donovan Aluminum Su\'" "Men are simply dressed to stronauts eac Ing oon .:.L .. , ,,' . .., ,". pared pastry cloth; knead until
ply of 17 Lew;' St. for Bernard, create a background for women's I ... smooth and elastic. Place in
. Th d' . to k greased bowl; brush lop with melt-
Rogalski to apply aluminum sid-'at'.Jre. e Inner coat came m M G' Th k W'th T BACh TO FROST SPLIT LEVeL ifteludcs (I lorte lit:illJ ed butter; cover "-ith clean to\.\:el.
inlt at 29 Frazer St. for $1.800. beinjit for that .reason. But when ay Ive an slur 1litA a 10'Dot 4!ide u.iflcow_u.-all, ftol!.s:a kitchefl u..ith 6cn)ice Let rise in wann place, free from
The Keel Compa."'!Y of WeedSiXlrt men are together in military unJ- Joor fO d:e ca'port end fhrce bed,oJms Il.ith genc,c::u elo.scts end draft. until doubled _ about 1 hour.
for Myra Spafford to roof !J:ted
0
': sexes are JA3lES V JlEALlON' I and four minutes of recon _ ill' S. 0."1 lover let:l'1, k::ttl slidillg coo's utend th. Punch down dough; turn out on
.tw2,4illiJameffersonCullenSt. fContrar of 'coslorful tnattiras ....be. w.rear more ..........SOR LO'CKS, C on n'l lion. I prepared pastry cloth, divide .w I 1"O('rr; Out t.o the ratio. The IOfili:y room. Au its 011.1' door
Marcellus for Wallace Ward tol Hade 6ls& Movie (UPI)-The Pilgrims landed.in .. Domestlo P.roNem r l'te .sirfe yard. Paul plan H.A3JlP. leitA 1.066
construct a carport at 9-1 South St. Grant doesn't think he's an ex- America and thanks With Some of the hot took rTe fe.et on tAe JIloi"l {leer and 483 square feee DR the lower equal pieces; fonn each piece into
for $350. ceptional dresser. l':'c He 11 piDe 75 by 100 feet.' 3 small balls. Brush sides of bnlls
b th t f tht- Qd bad f. with melted butter. Place 3 balls in
J10 jt--t pout e I e:a' .' -tt" =
A least thal's what kn ."per w1.;ets to with Property Transfers cover. Let nse tn warm place, free
lment undertaken by the Hamil mas and Deal said that from draft until doubled - about
w.n Standard Division Unitea spa:S;en like body else. (Edltor"s Note: Because or conttnued Interest in r-e.usessment as 1 hour. BrUsh hghtly WIth melted
"Painting your basement walls basement had to serve as a shelter savor flavor a earance as a means ot eliminating reported ineqUAlities in assessed 01 degrees)
Is a worthwhile project; use a during an emergency: "In such an pled a diet similar to that of well as nutrition bene.1its of propert)t, In Aubunl And Csruga County. The Cltb.cn-.4.dl'"ertiser 18 .
spacemen. the food they wo be expected publlshidg with propert, lr:ulsCf,lrs the' aS$eS!rod l'"IlJuo of we propel'tf Delicious topping for vanilla ice
county home demonstration agent. nee d e d. Light-reflective walls The Dvm Is the major con- tofua; statement hich would tAken Crom tho UU: roll!. cream.: sliced frozen mix-
Besides making the area seem would make vision easier and help [actor have the solid eridorsement of I (EqllaHZo."\lIon ratcs set by the state indicate the dJfterence be- ed With frozen raspbe.mes.
paints many, an ex-GI, the engine:d tween [I eODlD1unlt)"s assessment and whnt the state considers the rn:;,t
light colored walls could make liv- available for masonry walls. If the space suit and related eqwp- l.Lack 01 :ralintol gt trUe (w.'U'kct] value of tho proper(j. 'andthen swirl together in a glass
1ng easier and pleasanter if the basement is damp. it may be wise ment. psyc o (The assessment of a propert) [h"t sell! for S20,000 will turf in bowl. I
-;;;'ilto use a paint that contains a t The object
b
Of
in
the Brose and Beal each con- different townships according to tbe equallz:tUOn rate. Where the ------
mildew preservative. The label on sumed about 11, pounds of food Irille Is GO (..\uburn's rate Is 46) tho assessment probably should be
NOW YOU CAN DIAL the ence the physical and psycholo- per d.:t.y, ayeragilti: 2,500 callroUghlY halt, or $10,000. Whera tile rate 15 38 (XUes) the assess.,
THE HUMIDITY YOU WANT v.e n a glcal wellbeIng of those on long Olent presumably should be roughly one tblrd. or about $7,000.
"For applymg paint to masonry haul nJt"i; I d their offices and at home. "Sit. Wbere the I':1te 15 26 (Brutus) tho nssessmeot presUDlllbly should be
walls can a brosh, but .a J The was picked tlng at the table others in about a quarter of rcnl l'"alue. or $5.000.

because that is approximately the family eatil:'gz (The sale price of a propertJ recorded in tile deed is taken from
"After you paint the how )ong expect to a strain. Ute stamps attached to the deeds.)
: Although It' was bot r>art of I
ltd t bolst kits g Engineers Harlan Brose and the test, .an item of a diller:ent Trnn."Irers . . I$17:000. Assessment $4,200. equali-
I
ors en a . er. sp .an Charles Beal artook ot the nature which can be reeonsti(ut- Mr and Mrs Frederick H1CklinJ!.: zation rate 33.
lmportant. 3uflnng sample dIet but firm ed might prove rather Intrlgu- of to Mr and Mrs. :Mr. and Mrs. George E. Lee of
conclusions remained out of ing l! quaffed by space voyag- Hugh A. Mitchell. of G4 Swift St.. Union Springs to Clara B. Bo,rnt
could be used to make a ceilin reach because the two were eurs. Iproperty at 18 SWIft St. for $15,500. of proJ?CrlY at 4 Anthony
I
th t . old t nl' thg able to conduct their daily lives It is beer. Assessment $6 800. St., Umon Springs, for. $7,.000. As-
normal conditions. . David L. For'-ct of 24 French Ave. iisment $1,000, equalization rate
deaden sound. By cutting do\vn on In space, continuous aSSOCIa S hiM to Auburn Lumber Co. of 17 HUI-I .
nolse. tension and irritation can be tion with a small crew and C 00 enus bert St.. property at 32 Keal1ley
reduced. This is particul1u'ly de-- ftnement In a vehicle would m- Ave. [or $15.000. Assessment SS,4OO, 0{l, e ern. '. ar-
sirable in a shelter area. School luncheon menus for the Mr. and Mrs. NOIman B. Cleve- .
Because baseme!1t floors may be said 13z:ose,. and gastro-mtesti- week of Nov. 25 through 29 arc: land of Throop to Mr. and Mrs. Lake Como Town
in a $1,700. equaJ-
rag rugs or scatter rugs with non- The space fare the men ate peanut butter cookie. St. for $9,500. Assessment S5,8oo. I r" .
skid backing. "These "'"Quid be consisted only of Tuesday _ Orange grapefruit Anna Durvetsh."'Y of Rids::ewood, Rosecrants
c
or Umon I
warm and safe underfC?Ot." and If?Od which was. ,,!aned, nutn- juice. creamed dried beef on mash- N.J. and John B. Kokowsl.."'Y of in .
would also help lessen nOISe, she tiona} appetizmg. But part cd potatoes, wedge of cheese. peas. 101Ys Cottage St. as cxecutors of Johan YN Leh'lonen of Centrai
I
sayS. of the dIet had an adverse re- bread and butter and gingerbread the will of Anna Kokowsky to :Mr. Sq . rty t 8 B . St
e towards the end of the Iwith topping. . and Mrs. John B. Kokowsky of fora
New TWist for ECJCJ5 expenment. th d . I Wed.nesday-Mac;aroru. tomatoes Cottage St.. property at 101.J meat $1800 equalization rate 23.
goB= St. for $9,000. Assessment I Korcus of to
deviled eggs O1t 1 dozen hard Iv:netables because of what they Thursday and Friday-No school, Morton of 13 Morris St. to Mr. and :Mrs. Gordon. F. Phillips
I cooked eggs' in half lengthwise, c "to be v3cation. Emmanuel J. Ferlenda of 19
Thus, they simply $8.000: a lot is $500.
chopped Brazil nuts, * teaspoon added water which was removed Fashlonettes Mrs I azlo Cassaro of 134 Clark equalization . . .
dry mustard, 1% teaspoons salt, in the processing stages to: St, to' &thOny Saltarello of 201'h Freda Y. Fisher of Miaml, __mEi.iiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiii!i

:': w;-:educe its weight by one- Geneseet., property at 134

2
c.jark g
y. . poo. y . -Allow for easier packaging kIt In th ! hi I St. for $5,000. Assessment S ,00. erty in Hom e r Street Union M d N' ht 0 I &'30 PM t 8'30 PM
bC!: :tct
g
and garmsh -Reduce chances of spoilage: Jennie E. Humphrey (If l?-8 Springs for $4,000. Assessment $1.- on ay Ig ny I I I 0 I I I
.Wl cop p y. Reclaimed. designed one that is heart 300, equalization rate 23.
!i!
!llJllllImIlmI!iitIII!iitII!I!l! The engineers used ordmary shaped, the tip of whlch h St for $1 000 Assessment Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crandall of
tap water. In space, however, a plunges to expose lots of bosom. s$e
200
p " RD, Jordan to Lynn, Clarence and
fuel cell aboard. the Other shapes: triangle, square, . Count). Transfers Raymond.Crandnll of RD,

body. Water also would be avail- The geometric designs are used Annan Jr of East Rochester prop- ment S2,800, equahzation rate 29.
abj;i age Influence goes

the bags would be is star-shaped and glittery. One of 12 Melrose Parkway to Mr. and Owasco for $2.000.. Assessment of
attachro to a spigot of the ca- star-struck adornment in the Mrs J Richard Cove of 78* Owas- a 21 acre property 15 $1,000. equali-
bin's n:cla.1.med water supply. Rlchelleu line is four inches in co St' property at 12 Melrose zation rate 35.
The spaceman would put in Park\vay Town of Chvasco for Edward Stapleton. J. Paul Sta-
$4.800. eQ.uali-
minutes for reconstitution. I fancy stretch pants. The pants Carrie K. Gould of Scipio to Mr. lius, property .on Clark St. Road.
then eat the food by squeezmg come ill large and small and 10m Roy Lawrence of Scipil>- TO\vn of Aurelius, for $3,000. A 38-
it through a mouthpiece. checks. Sacony Sue of. ville, property in Sherwood, Town acre property. is assessed for
$1,SOO, equalization rate 30.
the cab In' s weIghtlessness, topping the pants WIth a bulky zation rate 31. LAUl\'DERED THE LAKE lj
bread wafers and similar turtleneck white orlan sweater Ruth Seabrook of 172 South St. BLACKWELL, Okla. (AP)-The 12 '
snacks would be coated with an that has knit-in suspenders. to Wilfred M. Price of Elmira. lake city of Blackwell has a S2l0,000 7Ire
edible and protective covering. Designer Adele Simpson property in the Town of Springport laundry bill - for its lake. The
In experiment, the engi agrees that spring's fo:- the for S15.000. Assessment of two lots city hired a "lake cleaner" to
neers added hot or cold water. birds. And she was inspired by is $1,000, equalization rate 23. dredge out mud and silt wlUch had ,_ ,.'
dependi.'1g on the 10od, stirred the birds when making an eve Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Pittinger built up in Lake Blackwell" the
and awaited the reaction. ning js.cket for spring, Its of Cato to Mr. and 1\1rs. James L. city's water supply. About 1.5 mil
brown and white bird a day was takenfll:==z="'"'w,
(
Fine Tailoring by Alpha Mills
White only in sizes 6 to 8
I sf Quality - Buy a Dozen for Christmas
ELASTIC or BAND LEG
Misses' Cotton Panties
3 pair for SSc
THE CITIZENADVERTISER, AUBURN, N. Y" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1963
PRESIDENT
TONIGHT
CANCELLED
GOP DANCE
AUBURN INN
WE MOURN, WITH THE
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
WORLD, THE LOSS OF OUR
BOYS' 6 to 16
177 - Reg. 2.89
Black - Loden - Antelope
Regulation Styling - Reinforced
CORDUROY SLACKS
Monday Night Only &:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M,
Page Si"
President Honored
For His Sacrifice
Public, Parochial Schools,
Drop Classes Monday
All city and county public and r According to an announcement
parochial schools will be closed by Rev. Sebastian Grizone, O.
Monday. JCarm., director of the annual re-
Th I t Pre 'd J h F' I th The announcement that the pub- treat, the scheduled religious ex-
e a e 51 ent 0 n 112- courage. t is erefore not In I lie schools will be Cl03ed was made ercises at Mount Carmel
I by Malcolm Reed, superintendent School will begin at 8:25 a.m. Mo;!-
a.m. in the First Methodist Church. now raise their heads above the IOf city schools and Raymond T. day and will honor the memory of
The Rev. Ralph H. Wagner., pas-- sorrow that enguUs them. the offered for
tor of the First Presbyterian "It is in this spirit that we Students have been urged to at-I the repose of the soul of President
Church gave the followin$ mes- find the strength to rededicate tend the church of their choice or Kennedy will climax the services.
sage to the nearly 250 people who ourselves and to reinvest our to follow the ceremonies of radio I _
:pa
y
triOute to the or television. J hK d
"'I am the resurrection and the words of the poet Robert Frost All parochial schools. in the dil>-' osep enne y
life, saith the Lord: he that be- spoken at the inauguration ofl cese of Rochester, which includeslT Id f D h
lieveth in me though he were dead, John Kennedy: 0 0 eat
yet shall he live and whoever liv- "'Something we were with- Of P d
eth and believeth in me, shall holding lett us weak, resi ent
ne'':'&"e together before God we found that it was our- ester. has urged /ail school cf:lil- HYAJ.'lNIS PORT, Mass. (AP)
in t:jlis hour to mourn the death of .. 'We were withholding from our dren to attend. Mass and to receJVe -Ailing Joseph P. Kennedy was
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, yet still land of living. Holy Co.mmuruon. told of his son's death today. 21
more insistently to proclaim our .. 'And forthwith found salvation Supermtendent of p a.r.o chi al hours alter the late president
faith in the abiding goodness and in surrender.' was assass.inated.
the sure power of God who gives "It is in this spirit we most nounced for formal mourning cere-- tragic news. was
us the vi:tory through our Lord, nobly honor the memory of the monies in the diocese. to him by one of hiS two sunw.
in sorro;N and I Dr. Albert T. Skinner, president ing sons-Sen. Edward ).{. Ken-
humble .confessIOn of the Sin. not of himself and who spoke an ell>- of Auburn Community nedy. D:V[ass.
of a .smgle slayer,. but of our quent word of salvation for us all no .,.sses fa.;:gr.
and ultimate WeDs College authorities said held becal;lse a f father's
lence. impassi0D:ed pl.:ejudic;e- "God has a great work to do
s!l qUick In .the wasting through a nation whose people, re- during the funeral services fbr The former ambassador to
g= Auburnians leave Flnt Church after memorial services for President John F. Kennedy this morning. President Kennedy. The college England suflered a stroke in
of wrong which B; gO?d of endeavor as they are now bound __----, 1chapel will be open through Mon December 1960 from which he
the bears In his offl.ce and together in grief. The work we M ' IS' H Id A day for meditation and prayer:..-- has fully recovered.
under which the body of thiS good have to do is nothing less than the emofla ervlce e ssasslnatlon of President
do to At F' t M th d' t Ch h Monday Night Only &:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.
proclaim our God's victorious These last words are those of Jom; Irs e 0 IS urc Shocks Stuns Community
power over death if we dId not Kennedy himself: _ 'The energy ,
as eagerly desire and welcome the faith and the devotion which Nearly 250 Auburnians and Of-I in the singing of Kipling's "God . . .
his in life. we bring to this endeavor will ficers and members of the Au- of Our Fathers Known of Old:' ActiVity ln, downtown Auburn Ibe done. about It," and "the Sec-
Through ChrISt, who IS God, the light our country and ail who burn Counell of Churches paid slowed yesterday tl!e announce:- ,,:,t should have protected
burden born and the body serve it and the glow from that fire homage to the memory of Presl. of the assassmation of Presl him more. I
cross has brought fOfglve- %e of the J1t Skaneateles
"Forgiveness received in faith great man and to the glory of day in First Methodist Church. WI d b7 the empty streets, empty shouldn t ...orry about who did It, I
brings hope. and hope brings God." Several members of the clergy oman nJure as ha;:
In 2-Car Crash closed and oth-
sanctuary as the memorial ser- :Mrs. Katherine Askew of SkllJ]oe- era closed earlier than usual. affairs that our nation faces." I
vices began. was treated at Commuruty One commented: "God All Auburn mourns his death
The Rev. Augustus N. Peck- HospItal. y:esterday after bless Mrs. Kennedy and but the feelings of the city were I
han, pastor of the First Method a two-car colliSIOn m the Village the children. best expressed by an ll-year old
ist Church and vice-president of of Dryden. . . One. man was reported to have boy when he said "My daddy told
the Council of Churches. presid Mrs. Ktersznowski of llmelt In prayer as the annol;lJlce- me that he (fusident Kennedy)
I:ed; of President t7,
benediction. Askew, who suffered a nose and. I'll bet that he did.too.' The Rev. James Mahagan. pas- injury and was taken to Syracuse "PIcturesof the four Umted _ _
tor at St. Peter's Episcopal by ambulance, W!l.S given a sum- such as: "It was a Presld
1
nts
Church and chairman of the mons by state police for following dastardly deed'" "I hope they ung e u urn ost
I B.rogan said
Churches. read prayers for the Peace Justice Millard Hoagland on Ibeen a Commie';" "It was one of mdirmr
g
that
to the report by the pos- Tha:
bers of the cabinet and the Con- Etna the cars had slowed, n was very quiet in the County

Lord's Prayer. 38 when the collision occurred. IdlicUSSing the news.
= <J.ne _ It
ClUcch and vice-president of the In Christian Church almost two hoID'S now and can't II .' -' II
Councll of Churches. presented WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- the (JJge. We are all too it \'
the mediatation message. pent Johnson is tM chief to I
Robert H. Brunell. organtat aecutive to the .ef lUI redulitY .1howed on ts:!: i
Church ; !1
several hymns preceding and '!be other was b ld uaJ ltnd tragic had
following the service. James A. Garfield. w 0 \V seemed subdued. Ii. I
Preceding the benediction he shot by an assassin July 2. 1 all child cried or il
accompanied the congregation and dled Sept. 19 of that year. note III
and children in the i1
:::; I
intercom systems. I
acher. trying to tell
e down and had to I
?UfiCement to gain I
was: "This is W B
t i1 l!
a hush fell over the
officials reported a g
sharp in e in local and Iong- U It
c": d:t::::'" i1 t' n
were: tiel... to a
e
as W n
public trit;4to \....eed out new in- If fO" II
old news to it II
One taxi ab company reported WIt;. }'I
a "very shf,rp fall-oU" of business c...\
II On . II
have rnshi! into a taxicab stand W 11'" S II
and said: 'Hurry and me a n
cab. I have to J!.:et home so I can .\ II
the area C -
IfeU the influence of the announce-
i m:: :ct
e
i
famiJy.
Men with faces of disbelief walk- Vl
streets to their homes after w: II
"It isnt possible;" "Not in our U! II
day and age," "There must be U \\. \, n
i
Others made known their feel-- ii \l I
I
St. Aloysius, requiem Mass at
1
10,30 a.m, tomorrow; u 25 50 $100 i
St. Mary's, requiem Mass at 10 I c c .
BOXED PAIR OF
a.m: Episcopal, requiem . $2.00 $5.00 $10.00 BAYBERRY CANDLES
Euchadst at noon Monday; i
St. AJpho::3US, requiem Mass at II: Weekly To each customer opening one or more clubs
and after all Masses
I

cia! services after each Mass to- t;q
moITOW, funeral Mass at 9 a.m. to(
Monday;
Holy Family. memorial Mass at ?i !
8 at' 9 a.m. ti
I
and , ,30 p.m. Monday. I.. II
St. Hyacinth's, memorial Mass I
Israel. spe- I
cia! memorial services at 10:30
a.m. Monday at the Temple. it
fREE PARKING
- -Cayuga County Republican Committee AUIUIN, NEW YOIl n
.1IJ and lesser;s the ..
Page NIne
28th
FOR A
NOV.
Listen
New
Sound
PARK
Misses' size 32 to 38
(with this c:oupon only)
conON BLOUSES
Compare at 2 99 - 1.27 - First QualltJ
Plaids - Stripes - Prints
Convertible Collars - Roll up Sleeves
Canandaiguan Killed i Crash
Of His Car Skeu-seateles
ALL TOYS AT LEAST-200/0 OFF
ALL RACE SETS ------ 30% OFF
ALL DOLLS ---- 20fc, to 40% FF
ALL PLUSH TOYS ----- 500/0 OFF
THE CITIZEN.ADVERTISER, AU RN, N. Y.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1963
District
'Custom-Crafted"
In Ste,ling at 8.95
Boys or gIrls authentic school
nngs Wlth your own school's name
rIcWy carved around a center stone.
Your chOIce of stones brilliantly
faceted, or buff top mgenume onyx;
synthetic ruby. blue spmel, or
tourmaline. Beautifully wrought heavy
shank Wlth your graduation date
embossed on the SIde Your gold high
school nng to cbensh throughthe
years. "Custom-Crafted" at
YOUR
CAMERA SUPPLY
CENTER
Headquarters for Photo
Christmas Glltl
lOKt. GOLD HIGH SCHOOL RINGS
Angelo's 12 Pizzas
(Come DoWD After the ,"Ietol')"
Dance TonIght)
COllE DOW"-
TO:'H.GBT
SA.TISFt\o:rION OR DOUBLE
R\.CK
Skaneateles School
General Prqducts Coo Reports Auburnian Hurt
PrOCJress on New Factory
11 D
Od $27M011- Work on a new 55.CIOO-squarc-foot Ibe re-distributed He sald the John J Connors Jr 33 of 28 D ::rl;' I
O eCI e 0 n I I 0 n
factory buildmg 10 Un:on Sprmss ex stm.... rna."'u"actc.re "auld be rc- Oak 5t was IOJured In a car truck when hiS car crushed head-on m.. fTc'" Sct Bu"1 Reardon and Deputy
'5 almost com;>lcted, tl.cco:;-d nl l:l Qlll maL the plants \\ould aCCident at 1 26 a 1.1 today at the to 3. tree on Roufe 41 four miles C A iacDonald eported The t\c-
In egrated undel an overall Avenue .st;uth of S... ane:J. cles In the To\ n eldent occurred 1 30 a m
B d I f T 5 h I
equipment will be rno\cd 10 Ja.., Hecht
on ssue or wo C 00 S uary ,\\as g - Dr Marhn Or.ondaga slSted 10 remo\'lng the bod). from
I I
Voters of the Skaneateles Central state would contribute about 60 per Iments of variOUS types of bwld fhushed and that mtenor work .... 8$ that In some lines the outlook was tendants Said The bodv \\as removed to the On- Kennedv Funeral Home 10 Canan
School DIstrict will be asked to de-. cent of the cost for the proposed mjts were reviewed progressmg I e.'Ccellen Patrolman John CaccIOtti gave ondaga County morgue by the dalgua morgue offiCials report
eJde Dec 11 on a $21 million bond 600 pupIl Juruor high school esti I A brochure descrlbmg the pror He said that the new bulldm The company has orders from thiS report of the aCCIdent morgue ambulance Mr Farnham \\as a pamung
elementary school would house 300 workmen and The northbound car traveled 150 contractor 10 CanandaIgua
The announcement was made by is estimated to cost $1121 410 and. slon meetmgs has bee:1 planned had Just received a substantial new truck dnvFen b
l
y Henry \\ ashin
ba
gkton
Ed the state would contribut 53 Fred Fundls supen'lsmg prlnci n contrnct from a pnvate firm 59 of 49 ItC 1 A\'e was c ring Elk S h d I Me r I S r
the Skaneateles Board of uca cent of the cost e per Ipal of Skaneateles Central School UruonSprmgswoul be about 500 I Construction on the new factory out of Chapman Avenue He swung see u e mo 'a e vice
tioD after a 3OlOt with a 1 The com 1 t c1 District Said that the The ne\\ bUilding Will he used v.:os begun this )car aLter the Area to the left to pass but collided Wlth F D d M b D 1
school builchng adVISOry comrrnt the purehafe
e
In udm
1
school population had almost dou for the manufacture of automotive Rede\clopment AdminIstratIon an- the left rear Side of the truck or ecease em ers ec_
tee Wednesday land K u acres 0 1bled In ten years The school had condensers for pia! tic moldmgs nounced a $233 750 loan which was lo.'1r Washington s81d he was traY I
The board announced that the ldon Avenue for S34 000 1299 pupJls In 1553 8..."1d 2189 pupils and for electromc cnpacllators It supplemented by a loan from the ehng south on the road and at Auburn LodJte of Elks will hold ant pastor of Holv TrImly Church
wouS1 e rate by $140 tins year He Said that the esti WIll supplement another new build New York Job Development Au tempting to make a rIght turn onto a memortal SerYlce at 7 30 pm"ebster wlll be the speaker He
peThe U:Ssessed valua pupil load In 1968 \\ould be anthe
an
enue when the colli of de-
Frank
Merola's tion which IS computed accordln2 Mr Fundls SaId that the popu plant of the which IS stiU struction has been estimated at Part of the flooring of the stake- ceased members primarily those Committee members are William
to the equalization rate would be lation had increased steadily every In usc $450 000 body truck smashed through the who have died durlnJt the past D Ganey PER Wliliam \
Sa b Sh
$4 05 In? Sennett $4 05 In Owasco year and that this faU 122 new Mr Hecht said that no new per General Products bas been usmg wmdshield of the Connors car year IHlserodt James E CorrIgan
r er Op and S4 In Ntles the three Ca students had enrolled We find sonnel \\ould be hired in January the old Eagle Wagon Works on Patrolman CacClOtti SaId Deceased members of the past Thomas H Brogan Andrew G
(eoraer of W_lI A CI.rk) YllRa County towns Included m the the increase not only 10 the lower but that present perso el would Columbus Street The Connors car was towed year are W Palmer Snow Arthur I Tarby a.np Charles F Dowd
towns are Skaneateles a\\ay_ p P Cuddy Lester E Brew
Sa Years Experience Spafford $1 and MarceUus Airlines Ha e Finally Decided to Act Court House Mural
SPECIALIZE IN The proposal which was en- Mr Fundls R d' .. d'U'f S' C t M Brmkerhoff C h a r 1e s W appomted as ushers
OHILDREN S HAIRCUTS dorsed unarumously by the board The school d.strlct now houses egar mg 'l.eWar esses nJ orms tlrS on roversy Stubbs John N Ross John J Rev Richard J Blocker of Sand
6 mo _12 rr _ $123 does not Include the construction of Its puptls in a grade school bwlt Lane past exalted ruler Joseph L Beach Church Will give the In\o-
FLAT TOPS d pool which was m 1952 and a hJgh school built in By ROBERT J SE;RLING In Schenectady Wawro Fred C SImmons James cation P..abbJ Aaron ShapJro of
IVY IiE:\GUES board cuhm three blouses hat and topcoat SCHENECTADY NY (AP) will gl,ve
AL 2 tl:: : s
---- ent school and relative bulldmg in lts awesome impor Ii by
Supersonic alrUners" Very was gl'Cn a discount the SiZe has put the Schenectady County son Paul Lockwood and Clarence Richard Cornall will light the
Campletelineof Santa Claus, Parade to Open mInor on when she began Board of Supervisors over a hot E Peacock rnemonaltapers
THANKSGIVING Holl'day Season Wednesday Vmter'ls girls came up WIth County Bar
All weather landings" So so a fine gesture when the beige ASSOCiation Thursday h
CARDS Th
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by Rustcraft The offiCial operung of the ChrISt the Chamber of Commerce Retail forms to the Dooley Foundation come down 1rom the walls be AUDREY BEAUTY
"'Remember That Very Special t'he
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DIVISIon and the Grand which IS distributing them to hind the jury boxes m the rooms Epols"opalolans SALON
Person at Th.anksgirtbg Time' Claus m a parade at 3 30 pm A flO:lice escort and two cars liked those uniforms rest as h
Asta
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and slale ..
THE CATHOLIC and I Elect Cole HO:;,r;::
will be sponsored by a\,,; will WInJ;: Corp (BOAC) BOAC equipped Each is 43 feet by 8 feet In Syracuse Reg 00
Istart With the City and Chamber seB a :hI: R $10 $7 SO
r Miner Services venty--ana in most cases not N I eg Phone AL 2-4.3Si
Funeral sel'Vlces for Joseph Mil High School Band The parade WIll much room for movement a Jaw of phYSICS whIch says SIgn fashioned of biblical, legal of Christ Church Cathedral inj .... ....
Genesee Street = high altitudes other quotations about JUS- _
nesday v.:ere held thiS mormng 10 The band WIll proceed west on tummg to top tasbSon designers BOAC had to order new skirts Hepburn who won a contest York EpIScopal Diocese
the Avery E Neagle Funeral Home Genesee Street and disband past 10r new steWardess outfits HoI wIIh an elastic side panel and for the commISSIon to paint I Father Cole was elected Frl
at St. Mary s Cturch f::: 'it 0 ,saddened by a th:PitC;U
At the church a solemn high Street to parking location on Ex- TWA s and Air France s were the passengers occaslonally But Alexander Grasso chair M Higle.v bIshop of the dlo
cJl float Wlll be at the I p==.. DUO' yearn for the 200d old days man of the Bar AsSOCIation s cese
ney asSISted by the Rev .John parking spot until 8 pm Otlldren to create Natiooa1's new uniforms called ICot:
Walsh as deacon and the Rev will mount the float one at a time Deciding to change the girls' ug Traffolc Trolal Imagme trying a case and blShop upon the latter s retire
I
James Williams as subdeacon to talk with Santa and receive bal- working clothes seems to be as h t tar t th h B h Hi I 65 h
Burial was 1n St Joseph s Ceme-- and lollipops bIg a tuk as out what Ith M th: ':aid
n
I
tery where the prayers were ot-I Exchan e will be closed new DIlLllel to buy Western, aca an Mrs Frederick S Rothe dl plants however
fered by Father Walsh assisted by accordinggto Mr Tunand He said another carner which recently dOH J rector ct a local artists group Father Cole received 59 cleri
Janosko the Street Departmenteks been changed unlfonns consldered
j
5 In ung ury called> the murals eXCIting and cal votes and 144 lay \otes on
were ose , asked. to arrange the blocldng of 20 d: and took 15 months NY (AP)-'The six says they should be mspmng to the fifth ballot. Election re
= street and police will dear to m e up its corporate of.. a 23 lear old meat decilr.on IS -up to the 53 clertcal and 119 lay I
cclo ana Erwin C .HoPkfDB. ti t C1t parked can: at 1be1r dJs. mIDd too Ideas ha:! ertdeac;:; a hjt'jut"Yf Board of SupervlSors which Balloting began Thursday I
t.: cre on. Frontier decided to Its would have to pay 10r removal The only other candIdate on
d g 1 ed tt nd d own stewardesses de their liberated more than 10 hours be Chairman Wol1gang J Rlemer Friday s fmal ballot was the
cif Ruth EDen Robbins Fonns asked 1 tore reporting Thursday mght ThwohrnobeartryonOefl
Use Our Lay-AwaJ Plan St Joseph s Order were also pres- or sugges ons an n r y they were unable to agree on a ....
ent at the Mass Dies In Syracuse got back: 100 different deas verdict in the case of Robert money hme held the lead m the voting I
The Holy Name SocIety of St 1be aJrllne took the th best Hilyard 23 a 10rmer Cornell The Ven Mr Thornberry arch
Mary & Church was led m reclta- Ruth Ellen Robbins 3-year-old designs and let the ste ess Umverslty employe Quinzi Services deacon of the DIocese 01 South I
lion of the Rosary last rught by daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert ea vote their choice Hilyard was among 10 young ern Ohio received 44 clencal
Msgr OJffney and Father Wi!- W Robbms of Syracuse formerly Unitt!d, the nation S people arrested Oct 4 In a po Funeral servJces for ElTUdio and 91 lay votes on the final
hams of Oakland Park Weedsport died. carner. was the latest re- Bce roundup tha.t Dl$t Atty QuInZI 83 of 114 Van Anden St ballot
Members of the Girl Scout Troop yesterda.y In City HOSPItal, Syra outfit Its stewardess a Richard M Thaler saId resulted were at 8 30 a m Thursday In the F:lther Cole 46 is a native 01[
at St Mary s School patd their re- cuse Where she had been a patient decision 2 - from an investigation of illegal 9 15 Calilomia Mo and a graduatet
"We Service What We Sell' afternoon at the her parents are in this college com A solemn hIgh Mass of reqUIem of Westminster College the
the maternal grandfather Clifford to the biggest unllorm nge Hilyard S attorney had con was offered by the Rev John Nac Episcopal Theological School at
;;;; A Beck Sr of New York CIty the over In the UD1ted Sta and tended that his client was ca He was asSISted by the Re\ Cambndge Mass He Is mar
grandparents Mr and one costing more than 000 trapped Into obtammg and sell
The Perfect was In St Josephs Ceme-li
/ /_' Funeral servIces will be Monday aIrlines-to keep up wi I\sh A charge of selling marijuana Bearers were Raymond Currier. Monday N,Oghl Only 6'30 P M 10 8'30 P M
Ch . t Gft at the conve.rnence of the family Ion developments han the to the undercover agent-Don Harry Raimonte John and An-
$: "s mas I girl. a morale booster an give aid M Parker was dismissed =tore and John and
Sha\e pastor of Taunton Memor-. something n to I The charge considered by the Mr Quinzl died Monday m Au I
ial in Syracuse will oui There also was the ele ent burn Memortal HOSPlta!
Clkrial will be in Weedsport Rural as a Harpur College stu Hit-and-Run Reported
There are no calling were unoffielaJ but they ely Thaler declmed to say Police report a hit and run acCl
centered around the tenden of whether he would seek a new dent at 3 21 am tcxlay on. Pulaski
the old WIllter uniforms- ch trial 10r Hilyard Street near Chase Street
Pica Services dated hack to 1957-to spei: or I Hilyard had been free on bail Arnold MolT1S 20 of 1811, Owas
Funeral servIces for Ralph Pica in outcome of the co St satd that while his car was ,
83 of 33 Wallace Ave were at 8 30 the rather tight deslgn was I . parked on Pulaski Street I" was I
a m yesterday 10 the O1eehe Fu- binding on arm movements. stroc\t by a hit and-run vehicle
neral Home and at 9 15 am 10 Roberta Conahan UAL's pur Appotntments Announced Patrolman John CaCClOtti reported
St. FranCiS Church chasing agent diplomatically ROCHESTER N Y (AP)-
A solemn high Mass of says tne showed only the Eastman Kcxlnk Co yesterday an- Driver Escapes Inlury
% of hit
utility pole yesterday on Oakland
was m St Joseph s Cemetery that while stewardesses never servmg as VIce preSident and of I
Bearers were JaLeGmes Fra."1k Mi I were formally consulted on new assistant general manager and Troopers satd a car driven by
chael and Ralph rclt Vincent uniforms the v1ews they had LoUiS K Eilers who smce 1961 Glenn P Crlm of RD 6 Auburn
expressed to supervisors gave has been preSIdent of Tennessee (ailed to make a cune \\hile tra\
Hospital idea of Tenn, and oU
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Yorkers Visit Seaway For BluM. knew Named to Committee
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ALBANY!'j Y (AP) - Gov D W Frost and M J
tral School and theIr faculty ad stead o! the old beige they Rockefeller announced to day Poleon investigated at 11 30 pm
I
Monday slsted spots and dlrts but they ernot. Committee 10r the In 0WASCOLAK
CI the Roch
tel neal Massena and returned VIa translated into reality when C'::stel' Cooperative Milk Produc
Canada and the Thousand Islahds United looked at eight dl11erent ers Bargaimng Agency suc
Bridge They passed through the designs boiled them down to a ceeds Russf'.ll E Dennis of
F com TOYLAN
EIsenhower and Snell locks and the Ben Relg-a blight blue OUtfit mittee serve wIthout salary at
Robert Moses JXlWer dam and they made entirely 01 wool the pleasure of the governor
saw large boats paSSing through Like other airHnes whIch
the locks chanp;ed un I for m s Umted s \ BLIND l\IUSICIAN
The Yorker Club travelers In- eliminates the military look ST LOUIS (UPI) - Thirteen
eluded the followmg Margaret Reaction from Its stewarilesses year old Michael Gerbet blind
Abel Edward Ausbom Boruue have ranged flam mlld approv at birth IS a mUSICIan who
Baker Joan Bickel Lmda Clark al to outright raves has appeared as solOIst WIth
TImothy Devme DaVId DrIscoll They re com1ortable, easy to ! the nearby KlrkY.{ood Sym
Gregory Driscoll Margaret Ecker work in and you don t have to Iphony Orchestra
Patty Gunn William Halloway adjust the collars all the time Gerber IS a pIanist has been
Ethel Nettleton Carl Stack Ed saId one VAL cabin attendant studymg plano since he was
ward Stevens Jackie Townsend Most 01 us think they were three years old
Karl WIlson Richard Woodhouse a\\-1ully e"-pe.IlSive - we had to Dorothy Ziegler the orch
and Chris zawacki pay half the cost ourselves-but estra s conductor and music di
I m happy about them and I rector saId Michael s out
LONGEST BRIDGE don t know of anyone \\ho s standmg achievement to date
us;Tt, principle IS ,!B
ct
that
up on the Jamse River in June generally true 0' all alrlmes I Michael has learned by ear
1864 10r the Federal army to Because o( the hJgh tUrnover usmg phonograph records and
cross It was 2 100 feet 1 0 n g rate among the nygirl profes a tape recorder He Is now
Three schooners and 101 pon- slort the carriers can t afford leamJng to read music in
toons were used The bndge to pick up the whole tab 10r Brallle
...:. A_"_b_"_"_"s_F_,,_Ie_l_"_w_e_ICT_s_S_tn_c_e_1_8_73 =in by Fed ZI case. it was I I. ..
Many Styles and
Colors at Kalet's
The Smgl1lg N IHiS
Feoturing
DOMINIQUE
(and WE can FIT
them aliI
Hnter
has
Teel! S,::es 6 to 14
Jllmor S,::cs 7 fo 15
and
Now in Stock
Colors, Col9.rs
Galore!!
Cayuga Lanes
2 7233
Dinerant
Choose from Scrump-
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Junior Dept,
CARM'S
RECORD SHOP
"Wool Wonders" are the
skirts Solids (luscious
new pastels, plaids, and
tweeds)
Blouses - many styles
and fabrics Fine cottons
and easy .. care new
blends
Herels your chance to
fIll your sweater drawer
with luxury and fashIon
And don't forget your
Christmas list.
THE CITIZEN ADVERTISER, AUBURN N Y, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1963
Weekly News Reported by High Schools
Foods Class Mythology Research Gives
Serves Dinner Hawthorne Study Material
To PTA
GRANT AYE.
is the ploc:e
7 11 E. Genesee
SKI SHOP
For After.Sc:hooi
or AfterDotes
- For Yearbooks
- For Christmll. Glfts
Day or N,ght
Appointments
Rowe Music
WEBSTER1S
DAIRY
We Feature
'Wm. Knabe, Janssen
and Lowrey Lines for
Pianos and Organs
IN l"EW l:ORK
jF'eaturing All l" tune Brands
HI 'STUDENTS,
For Miles of Writing, Treot
Yourself to a
PARKER JOTTER
You need at least one -
We Have Them
The G, W, Ockenfels
BOOKSTORE
Extra sUm-tapered
On seam front pockets
Sond, Olove, block, loden
"===:;;;;;;;;::==::;I WEST mGH - One hundred
r members of the PTA of West
COllPLE'I'E HIgh attended a dmner in the
TEEN DEPT.
SMART AIRES
COACH & FOUR speakers
COBBLERS '1lrs Theodore Busch prlncl
SPALDING m:"r:-
ber of the Board of Eaucation
gave a brief talk Mrs Lucy
Coughenour supervisor of cafe
tenas and home economics teach-
er explwned the school lunch pro-
gram
Judy Churchill Ann Mendillo
Barbara France Susan Ross
man Arlene Seamans and Pam
ela Allen members 0; Mrs
Coughenour s class in advanced
foods assIsted in serving the
dmner
A conference hour wIth con
sultatlOns between the [scult)
and the parents was held 10llow
lllg the dmner
Father Tormey
Counsels

LARGEST
WEST mGH - Pupils m the 7B seph C3ruana thlrd MercuI'} s
class of Mrs Edward Staff by Richard ColaVito fourth I
GeISelman at West High School Apollo by Juli Bertontca hon-
have completed a project combm- orable mention Centaur by
IIlK readmS{ library and art stud Lawrence Shrodi I r
five weeks the 1B 2I"OUp did OPEN
libr"", research for e'oht penods East High BOWLING
under the SupervISIon of Mrs Har I
vey Clark llbrarlan In Greek and MOO
uSlclans Thanksgiving
glewood. Tales by Natharnel Ha\\ At P Y
thorne enn an Thursday, Nov. 28
Art posters rcpresentinjit myth-I J 0 II m to?
ologlcal characters and symbols I EAST HIGH _ Fourteen East ""0 League Bo\\hng
I
7B art class Iconcert at Penn Yan last Satur
The posters and projects now on
dlsplay m the showcase In the Members of the orchestra
school lobby were Judged by a John r-;askiewlcz Carolyn Harter: I
NEW STYLE
are as follows Claire Foreman Walker for
First Icarus by Lmda Mar Dee Graben and John Birch
tello second Umcorn by Jo- Representing the band were THE HOLIDAYS
Shampoo $2
50
fu Wave
qualify a student must have played
a solo the year before and received FENWICK
lUERCURY S STAFF DISCUSSED - Richard S Colavito left, choee U!fercul") & Staff" DS the B t Sh
Gnu] W III hAM b aus mUSical orgaruzaUons are also eau y oppe
Jed matter for a IJOster In the Art and Mythology prjoect for the Seventh ers at cst ,g S em er chiognhSldered and the competition 15 6 Exchange St. AJ.l 2 8831
Schoo1 The )'oung arlist Is seen here discussing his prize wlnnlng poster with other winners The [\e I
winners are, (rom lett Richard Cola\ Ito Lawrence B sb.ro4I, The i'1l8llM ,Jull A Bertonlca and LInda MOUNT CARMEL-Mount Car Preparation tor the concert '"==========::l
J b A C CO-A Ph t ) mel High School has been elected takes many long hours of work r

S h R t He h t keYl
dents Tuesday Father Richard Op omore a es 19 es prmclpal at Mount Carmel Upon arrhal Friday afternoon'
Tormey chaplaIn of the Newman OffiCial notification of the scbools
Ciub at Cornell Umverslty gave election .... as receIved last week the concert on Saturday many or
reasons why Catholic students 0 C I H R II by Father Bartholomew from Ber the students practiced up to 10
BOB NOLAN'S should be careful m choosmg a n arme on r 0 nard P Ireland regional directorl h oun
4 SEASON 'Any Calli- Entrance E.'Camma at
oUc gtrl or boy before consldermg MOUNT CARMEL _ ceraldinell\irkwood and James Fronczek Development Tests were awarded Founded m 1900 the College dam conducted the band They
S rt Sh
a coUege should look mto the Cath- Cardinale sophomore achieved the Sophomores Phyllis Lasagna to juruors Leander Abbott James Board IS an assOClation of 504. col \played American In Paris by
pO Op olic atmosphere of the houlCOlle$e hIghest average m the school dur- Nancy Kunclo Barbara 0 Con C. Beer William J Bums Joseph leges 165 high schools and 41 edu George GershwIn Pagentry' by
87-39 Genesee St. Above all the students s d In- ing first quarter It was announced nell Mary Goodelle Emily Or N Cappella James L Fronczek cational orgaruzatJons which dl Robert "ashburn Dance SUite
about the opportunlties forl at an assembly Wednesday Stu lob Ruth Dec John Reilly, An IMichael P Ka.ny Thomas M Kirk reet and carnes on research In tor Band by Arcangelo CorelU
r STUDENT by :==========:::
He also statedl that thbwhole scholarships were presented WIth J 0 a n AnID'al Patricia Robert F PIOron KeVIn J Free- Aptitude Examination (SAT) orl The sectional orchestra. wasl BYRN1S
PORTRAITS
of the thub tat certificates 01 excellence D AgostinO John Lesch William tor Robert E Reilly Darnel D College Board Exanunation a under the direction of Yr Harold
d lias to eb s r Other sophomores who were near LaiN Stephen Tarby Richard TeSsom Ronald W \\ ood Joann gwdcstick In the placemen" and Henderson director or music In
en s re gIQn W lee or s e the top were Sharon Coleman Parker and Eugene l'oga E;.. Aversa E Bannon acceptance of students mto msti the Auburn Sehool System The Sport'lng Goods
away from bome and also to teac DaVId Morgan and Richard De- Freshmen Charles Don a t 0 Miry E Caffrey Nancy E De lUtes of higher Iearnmg, Father lorcbestra pia) ed March M,m
and gUide the students mto a bet Kostic Certiftcates of Educational IMary Payne DIane Alongl :Mary OI1t DIane M Drake Elaine Bartholomew s81d talre Francais by Saint Saens
closed 0 Nt.lll AnJfal
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LoiS :ar I 1: 5-7 ST
or: performance on the Spnng 1963 anj%hn ureen fcCarthy Mary C and Great Brunswick
cmnati He was asked to give one National Educational Development IBocdlcker Jean John Q'Connell Barbara and bound hIgh school students WIth y Movssgorsky
R
reason for the Newman Club s Tests Spoto John \Val a('Cl Unda Searmjt llts Manual of Freshman Qass B I' B II
TA BY STUDIO presence at the secular colleges. The Rev Brian Murphy 0 Kahl R:1charrl arid .rohn 1\1 Masley was also prals Profiles The College Handbook 2 C II S k ow In9 a s
tOOW OBXBSJi1R D J 0 ege pea ers s19,9S-Dnlled
ADbum _ AL8-ll'lu51 each of the"'1"e hundred thousand bly 7 e!opment In rccoonlti vdJ. 0';l;3 by the Throug'l; the "vanced place- Give Information
;=========:::;:ICatholic attending non- Those students wbo received pcrforma\lce on the A.OClation o( Amer- ment program arK! the work bf T )
,.. Catholic Colleges SprmJt 1963 Nationw E ucational lea 0 Juniors, Seniors
H
' CI Conkright and Stephen Coleman B Wh L" d APt a remarkable contribution to qUal CENTRAL HI
Istory asses JUDlors Cyothla PUs >!aureeu oy 0 Ive on ""'y os s .ly educaMn according to Father FI eh GH-Mr Paul L
McCarthy Timothy Kinsella and r. . Bartholomew Mount Carmel was Ceur;;, lUtz guldance counselor at
Begin Library John Sroka P f S I " A b a pIOneer m Central New York n t a brought t.... o speak
Freshmen Susan Daly Charles rt: ers fo eft e In u urn State in the utihzation of the Ad and
Research Projects Nancy Robert dl
WEST HIGH _ World history Certificates or excellence were WEST HIGH _ Last year David age ot 11 dayS on the Pacific credit for talented students, he at dGereseo
claSSeS of Mrs Houghton Brady awarded to stu den t 8 who C a new student at Mrs Carpenter and tho children said counselor t ra yamsSlon
at West High began a library re achieved an average of 90 per cent WesE High hved on the wealthIest reached Japan where David was As a member ' Father Bartho- were the of Buffalo
search project this week or above and who had no marks be- street In the Umted States-right enrolled in an American school lomew concluded 'i\lount Cannel The d b
Each pupU will write & term low 85 Recipients were seniors across from the Gold Vault at Fort for children or Army persoonel WIll have a vOIce In the Board. s chure;
paper on an area or biographical Ann Greene John Masley Pa Knox Ky Arter one and one-half )ears In deliberation and by committee es aVailable an n I on COllI'S
studies In the course InclUding trfcla Foster Mary Scollan Susan I H..Is father SFC Raymond C Japan Sgt Carpenter was sent to work an opportunity to share In pus They also d hff cam
Cromwell Robesplerre A dam Cahill Rosalie Locastro and John Carpenter 1& the son of Mr and Iceland and .18 tamUy moved to the Board s extens1\e work In the qUlrements for :"'r am th e re-
1.:==========4ISmIth Rosseau Engles Marlin Conkright. Mrs Eugene Carpenier of Auburn WaterloO N educational field Ispecti\ e schools n.;r:n
g
eU'
r Luther WIn st 0 n Churchill Juniors Cynthia Plis Maure His mother IS the 10rmer Miss Once more they returned to questions and
School Supplies Thomas More the Medici the en McCarthy Andrea Izzo Pat ShIrley Bunnell of Buffalo He has DMld s bllPlace Ft Denning Sh D' I qUlrements for obtalnln diffe. re-
Hapsburg rulers the Third Retch rice Mahon and Marianne Gian [he SISters Nancy 16 and Susan Ga ""here ;nld \Islted the Lit- owcase ISP ay, maJOrs transfer studenJ and
n bl and the VictOrian leaders nettino 14 both students at central High, tle 'WlJlte ouse the ,ncatlon LOb h approXImate salarIes av",;lable
g
aft
rorta e The projects are to be com Sophomores Geraldine Car 'Marilyn 12 at West High Elame residence ct the late President I rary Researc er graduation """f
pleted before the close or the dinale Sharon Coleman Ralph 10 at Genesee St School and Franklin Q. Roosevelt and the _
Typewriters has Ihed In tvv'O foreign whe President Roo5e\elt Mark Book Week h
locate pnmary as well &6 second Susan Zmk Linda Gallaro Mar countries and on SIX Army Posts In 1958, the Carpenters went EAst' FITGH _ A book display D\ Jon Baker Polis
ary sources garet Barron DaVld Morgan 10 the past 15 years He was born to Germany for two and one-half honor of National Book Week was St d t PI
Auburn
Jane Lewicki RIchard De Kos Iat Fort Bennmg Ga and two Dard a: set up In the showcases 10 the U en s on ay
tIC Dennis Laudon and William years later lived at Fort SIll Olda can sen ce !lC 00 an v s te main hRll this .....-eek Mrs PrisCllla B JOlli"i BAKE
AptItude Tests Kanally I Wblle Sgt Carpenter attended clUes and castles during Hoffman librartan was as'iISted MOUN! CAR.MEL _ past
Off.
"ce Supply Freshman PatrICIa Schill a. training sehOol In Colorado, 961 the by Sharon Heekel and Franny \\eek se\Cral students "ere asked
For Carmelites Susan Daly Mary Ann Kolo David lhcd In Pampa Tex tn n: Ft Palmer 1n arrangmg the display the question 'What did )'00 think
'I Exchange Aubnrn T B A ACC Lawford section ot maoJ themselves as any cl:an or::e
i 0 e t CertUicates of honor were I The Carpenters lived In Au can get to the $1216 blllion store of sho\\cases Arotmd It are all new mtervle\\ed had hI h raIse
CORDUROY MOUNT CARMEL Many sen- awarded to students who achlev Iburn while Sgt Carpenter was in fld day an: bool s of sCIence and non-fiction the play and the D\ It I
NATURALS
10rs and Jurnors from Mount Carm ed an average of 85 per cent or Korea When Da\ id s father was e amous un ergroun TIle other showcase contains ne v Some of the opmlOns of those
el will take the Schclastic Aptitude above and who had no mark be transferred to Japan he waa Last A gust Sgt Ca t books of fiction and biography questioned \\ere
Test at Auburn Commuruty Col low 80 ready to start school After a voy- to Mrs Hoffman stated t.l)at many Tom Colella sophomore replied
lege on Dec 7 Reclpplents were semors Marv Jty livmg temporarily In Auburn the lib- I thought the seruors had some
The SAT offered by the College Gumey Mananne Doyle Gall St d t S k e.xpect to jam him In January ?2; Theod Beard I y' good actors and they certainly
El=a u en s pea hIS high enthrsgrade s:al ter
to measure development ot hiR'h G r eel e y Charlene Zambito On Sports Season Asked this week If he \...wld hke FIC actors must ha\e put In
4 95 school students verbal and mathe- li'Ueen Scanlan Mary Patricia to Il\e permanently In Europe are wen clues to a famous r-. ong ours of hard work because
rnatical skIlls Hohman Barbara Deyneka Ste WEST ffiGH _ The program Da\ Id rephed Not 10r all the gold son sg identity and then must ;:era- the play was a great success
Admuustered several tIm e s phen Coleman James Gleason tOl the wlnt('T sports season was in Ft Knox' It s the Umted States ceed to Idenufy him Each person :RUI Hang It \\as \cry real
AUBURN throughout the year the verbal William Lutz Edward Heverm featured in /umor and semor for me 1m commg rrght back to IS well known 10 the history of CD was a credit to
section of the SAT tests the stu Michael Bowden and Roger hIgh assemb les yesterday at Auburn after one more year in Ger- New York State u d I
PANTS STORE dent s ability to understand word Beer West High many SO IS my father \\hcn he rc- MISS Ehzabeth Houghton s \\orld t IC tatl thought
1.:==========1Irelationships and readmR' compre- Juniors Nancy De Beaumont Mary Ellen Cunmngham tires In 1966' hlStOIY classes have been dOlllg re- ''':d
s
t N
e3
:sCP ay lev;r pro-
r henSion The mathematical sec- Mary Brttton Mary C 0 Connell chahman of the assembly m search on the Stuarts Tudors and oun arme y Mr
tions measure abihty to understand Demse Silensky Laureen Pas troduced speakers representmg I LoUIS XIV Commonwealth of na Chnstin F t 111 I
and reason WIth mathematical saro Mary Frttz Ellen Barron WInter SPOIts David Ruesch Sa esman Stresses tlons and national states The stu With
symbols and their usage Timothy John Sroka wrestling Michael ClrrlnclOne, dents Will wrIte on one of the tOpICS I thought It was the I
These tests not only measure a Margaret Rossi Joanne Aversa basketball Kenneth Wilcox Neec:J for Educat/on during class Without notes or other that I have seen In a long
students abilities In a certam field Joseph Cappella John Lorenc rilles Gary Wager sWlmmlng leferences Mrs Arthur Almstl'ong school
but also help to predict how well John Podolak gymnasltcs Shar MOUNT CARMEL- In order to librarian SaId For a school play
will do at a pat-ticular Charlene Zambito It took care of every
Smce hlR'h schools have dIfferent tickets your product Such was the mes St d t f W k Brother Aqumas ThiS play I
acadenuc standards coUe,l:te ad The ticket sale began Nov 20 sal'::e of Robert Nolan Sales reprc- U en 0 ee lacked nothing at all It showed a
Glee Club Entertains part of
ability a measure which enables MOUNT CARMEL _ Usm I members of the winter sports dents 10 Mount Carmel s salesman semor play Mrs McThlng has Mr DaVId DidiO, basketball and
coUeJtes to make fair comparisons tars and bongo drums to teams cheelleaders and mem ship classes on Nov 14 been chosen student of the \'eek football coach commented It was
of a student s performance Wlth their vOices the Mount Carmel bers of the Pep Council Mr Nolan told the students sev Charlene 19 a member of the tremendous I think It \\as the best
the performance of applicants from Boys Glee Club entertaIned the eral advantaR'es and dlsadvanta2es Senior class portrayed the part play that I ve ever seen'
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS Teaching Staff
with urday to thank all those who help- tWice each mght \\hile the stage EASf mGH-Mr Angelo Marm- has the best chance of becommR' year she won frrst place 10 the recently took the Cali!orma Test
a team dunng the Ia the two baslc types
Pennonent According to Mr Foster athletic swer Is BlOWIng m the Wind and Mr MarmeUI son of Mr and Iof salesmanship as belllJt mdustrial Ical Contest four different areas
from a: s=;l :ee :lthAell j cal
that the people who attended the The members of the Glee Club IHigh School He IS teachmg Clti 10f selhnjit be SaId tic achIevements has been on the and \erbal concepts exammations
annual dinner were really excited who sang were Bill Laird John zens economics In the class of Mr In concludUlJl:' Mr Nolan SaId honor roll every quartet slIlce she There are two scores a language
and pleased when the function be- Connors Paul HarIg Paul Herr Robert Salvati 'Everyone should appreciate a has come to Mount Cannel She score and a non-language score
gan ling, James Campbell Mike Mur Mr MarinellI who IS working salesmanship cO u r s e because plans to mCIJor 10 physchology In These tests are usually given 10
He also S8Jd that he hoped that phy Carl Petrlslcano and Da\ e for hiS bachelor of sCIence degree everyone IS constantly lrylnJt to college eIghth grade and agaIn m the ]UJl-
all the \vorkers In the future \\ould Renslow Father Kenneth and Fa IS attend10g Os.... ego State Teachers sell somethmg - whether it be She IS the daughter of Mr and lor year and gIVe mformation on
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Direct From Waikiki Beach -
A Romantic Interlude in the
Paradise of the Pacific
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ANSWER: Quite possibly. as our artist has suggested,
some comfon-Iovlng caveman may have pushed a flat rock
8&ainst a tree and had an easy chair, but we don't know defi-
nitely about this. We do know, however, that by the t1me at
the New Kingdom in Egypt (1570-1090 B.C.), beautiful and
elaborate chairs were being used. The one we illustrate Is taken
from a carving showll18 King Tutankhamun on hIs throne. (8)
shows a slave plucklil& the feathers from a goose-noUce that
be Is on a stool. For a 10118 time comfortable chalrs
were regarded as things lor only the highest clltSs people to
use,
By Queen Elizabeth's reign In England. however, the ordl-
nary man began to have thJ.ngs more hIs own way. OUr early
AmerIcan settlers bad plain. but comfortable furniture; and the
old-fashIoned rockIng chair (C) was probably much more com..
fonable than the throne chair 01 most kings. No less a person
than the President of the United States hItS paid tribute to the
pleasure of sitting i.n it. You're allfamIliar with the happy
ending at this story (D).
FOR YOU TO DO: The next time you are sitting plopped
doYtn in a good comfortable think of the stitt ones which
even the ancIent kings had to put up With, and be glad you're
alive in 1963. /J.,U
(Werner Klemstein, Jr., of Comfort, TexltS, wins today'll
grand prize of a 20-volume set of the World Book Enc' ...cJQoo
pedia for this Question. Mall yours on a pOstcard to Junior
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QUESTION: Where wul when were the}irst chairs
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vision cameramen had caught
the tragic moment in the open-
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coverage of the arrival of the
funeral plane in Washington
Friday evening. Millions of sor-
rowing, shocked Americans in
their homes saw the coffin as it
was removed from the plane,
and heard Lyndon B. Johnson in
his first public appearance as
President.
As the day wore on, fatigue,
was visible in the faces, words
and voices of the men who had
been repeating the same terri-
ble story over and over, fitting
in new details, large and small,
as they became known. All of
them ,commendably handled the
arrest of a prime suspect in a
calm, restrained way.
As the tragic day moved on,
developments slowed down and
the expressions of sympathy
and grief. the analyses, the
chronologies and Ule obituary
tributes dominated the home
screens. .
It is expected that this will
continue this way through Mon
day. CBS and NBC will elimi-
nate aU entertainment pro
grams and commercials until
after the funeral. ABC scrapped
such programs indefinitely Mu-
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By CYNlfIIIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP)-After the
assassination of the President
of the Unifed States Friday,
network broadcasting was de
voted completely to news of the
event.
The tliree television networks
scuttled thei regular programs,
their commercials and their
regular station identifications
from the nwment first word of
the shooting 01 John F. Kennedy
was receiv d.
The top news men of each
network took over the handling
of the story-NBC's Huntley and
BrinkleY team, and Frank Mc
Gee and Bill Ryan; Walter
Cronkite and Charles Colling-
wood of CBS and Ron Cochran
and Jim Hagerty, on special
assignment tor ABC. They had
assistance from staft members
all over.
At fIrst, for about an hour,
coverage was confused and con-
at
news from their attlliated sta-
tions and reporters in Dallas.
Every scrap of real news, sec
ond hand information, rumors
and eyewitness stories came to
the stunned listening public as
fast as they could read them
into a microphone.

works began to get organized.
By late afternoon, film shot dur-
Thanksgiving Day, a Favorite Holiday
Has Been a Subject of Controversey
WASHrNGTON (UPI> - Thanks- ies ago in Plymouth, on Massa-
giving Day. though long a favorite chusetts ,Bay, the Pilgrims es-I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;
American holiday, has been a suI> tablished the custom of gather-II
ject of much controversy over the lng together each year to ex-
years. press tb.eir gratitude to God."
Before 1863. people in diller- Virginians protested, saying
ent states Thanks- colonists at Berkeley Planta
giving on d1f1erent dates and in tion, on the banks of the' James
eight (different months. accord- River. 0 b 5 e r v e d a day of
ing to the National Geographic on December 4,
Uneoln stabilized the I
the iday. setting "aside the The White House amiably ac-
last ul'lday of Nove m b c r. knowledged the Virginia claim.
Beea _ November has five An aide pleaded "an unconquer-
Th ys in some years, the able New England bias" and
day was switched to the said the "error \vill not be re-I
fourth ursday. peated In the future ..
. In 9, President Franklin
D. R velt moved Thanksgiv-
Ing to e Wrd Thursday. caus
Ing espread public protest.
Hal! e nation followed the L I
Presld!P'tlal ,Proclamation and l S ten
feasted on the third Thursday.
Traditionalists observed the
fourth,
Two years Congress
the contusion by decid-
ing in favor of the fourth Thurs-
day.
Thea'! was a hassle last year
when President Kennedy began
his Thanksgiving Proclamation
by ying: "Over three centur j
l'Area Radio. TV Stations
'I Suspend Regular
Radio station WMBO has an-"I burn viewing area have announced
nounced that Mutual that programming has
Network news and music will be been suspended until further no-
carried today and tonight with 00- tice.
casiooal breaks for news of can Channels 5 and 10 will not return
celations of area events. Plans for to regular programming until after
tomorrow's broadcasting" are in- President Kennedy's funeral Mon-
complete at this time. day. Channels 3 and 8, 9 and 13
Station WAUB will broadcast net- have not announced a definite
work news and music until after schedule, but temporarily have
the funeral of President Kennedy suspended all entertainment. pro-
Monday, motional pro,l;I'a."llS and commer-
All television stations in the Au- ciais.
ITV Networks Cut PrcCjrams
From Shooting Until FP.lneral
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