The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 6

The Boston Globe Tuesday, August 28, 1962 Both Candidates Wind Up On 'Personality vs. Issues9 MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Boston Store open Monday and Wednesday evenings Chestnut Hill open Wednesday and Friday evenings Northshore and South Shore Stores open every evening except Saturday I McCormack families, out of it and we stand on our own two feet. I favor this. I stand on my own two feet. I stand on a On this pace are the closing remarks by Atty.

Gen. Edward J. McCormack and Edward M. Kennedy at their debate in South Boston last night.) Kennedy Mr. Canham, the hour is close to 9 o'clock here in South Boston, and it's close to 3 o'clock now in Berlin and only record, a record oi almost a' 1 af i tiwit timrririi "ifrnrmw iiibhIthh i im mi 11 mifMT irni- n-n rm i wr-raT decade in elective office.

I have; worked my way 'up the poli-j tical ladder. I'm not starting: READY WEDNESDAY IN OUR BOSTON I CAMBRIDGE STORES in a' few minutes the convoys HKtMTHSHOtr SOUTH SHOtr at the top. I ask that since the question gram here this evenine has I appreciate the opportunity afforded me to speak to so many people, not only here in this hall but over the television and radio networks, to ask the people of Massachusetts whether they are going to judge this contest on personam or on competence. On the qualifications of the candidates or on slogans. Now, it is all right for my will start on their work down the Autobahn.

I wonder tonight whether this convoy will be stopped provided in this great tradi of names and families has Most WANTED For Fall! Hew VELVET Trellis tion a fine opportunity for the been injected, that if his name were Edward Moore, with his 1 hundreds and thousands of like it was last night. I think that this demonstrates quite CI rj a -re viewers to help make their de qualifications, with your qualifications, Teddy if it was Edward Moore, your can clearly the problems that we opponent to say that we keep termination on who they feel would be the best senator face here this state and throughout the nation. i ir PC 1 6 With Whimsy Veils i didacy would be a joke. The great problems of this from Massachusetts. And nobody is laughing, because his name is not Edward Moore.

It's Edward Moore election are the questions of peace and whether Massachu Kennedy. And I say it makes setts will move forward or not liom in thm cutait ihapi, wrth wh-msy vil ond bowt. no difference what your name We should not have any talk is. In a democracy you stand about personalities or families G'ttn, Navy end on your own two feet Sflpphir Slo I feel that we should be talking about the people's destiny And I say to the people you in Massachusetts. have the right to vote.

You HAIR STRETCH BANDS Black, Whif Bad, CotUt eth.n GLAMOUR HOODS lack and Colan 39; 49 In 1860 Oliver Wendell Holmes said no city has played a greater part in free speech and free press than the city vote behind that curtain and you vote without fear, without favor. And you vote for the candidate who you feel is the Qualified candidate. And I WW of Boston. OVAifii't nlare my case in your hands. I just hope that this pro- Hughes Skips Debate to Help Raise Funds One of the few Massachusetts citizens not watching: the great debate last night was Independent Senate candidate, H.

Stuart Hughes. "I'm afraid I won't be able to see it," Hughes told the Globe from his Cape Cod home late yesterday afternoon. "I'm sure I would be fascinated by it." Hughes explained that the wl iSi aV X. Compass Players, a Hyannis drama group, were putting XV7 on a special performance for the benefit of his campaign, during the televised debate. After the show, a reception was held for the 46-year-old Harvard history professor at the home of Nobel prize-win ning scientist, Albert Szent Georgy, in Woods Hole.

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