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ortege Passes I oads to fray as owners uneei on Hot rope's and' umbrella pines which corted the coffin in and out of; line the road glittered the St. John's, their black and gold Holy City of Rome. trailing long plumes Nine Days of Solemn Rites Begin Throughout World READY NOW of horse hair. Monks with tall flickering All Our candles opened the procession SPIRITUAL TESTAMENT MADE KNOWN TO PUBLIC In an olive grove, peasants lowed by an open car in which sat the venerable white-bearded figure of Eugene Cardinal Tisserant, 74-year-old dean of the College of Cardinals. Beside him was Benedetto Cardinal Aloisi Masella, elected yesterday at the first meeting of the congregation of cardinal as Camerlengo and interim head of the church.

i Suburban Stores Open Tonight patrician families cf Rome, with shining helmets and swords. And at his feet two pontifical guards, in Napoleonic uniforms. The waxen figure of the Pope bore the clothes in which he will lie in state in the Vatican Basilica of St. Peter. On his head a mitre of cloth of gold glistened on two red cushions.

Vestments of red, gold and. white bore heavily on the slender figure. into the church as it moved into the nave and the famous Julian Choir broke into a chant. raised their battered straw hats' and crossed themselves. POPE Farmers and vineyard work Continued from the First Page Gently the throne bearers, all of whose fathers and grand ers had trudged for miles from the scattered villages of the Alban hills to kneel on the hot tarred road in reverent PRE-COLUMBUS DAY SPECIALS! Boys' All Wool Mounty Coats with Tip-ojf Hood homage.

The Pope's "spiritual testa fathers held the same job, lowered the coffin on to a bier in the middle of the nave, in a space framed by tall white candles. A rich tapestry of red and black and gold was spread over the coffin and a prelate placed on it the Pontiff's triple its jewels flashing in the the hilltop town where he had spent many Summers away from Rome's heat. His closed cypress coffin was borne out through the heavy bronze door of the Summer -villa on the shoulders of violet uniformed bearrrs, who had so often carried his ascetic figure upright in the golden ges-torial chair through cheering crowds. Children waved their hands in a last goodby. The coffin was reverently lifted on to a black hearse with crepe-draped windows.

In a car ahead went Msgr. Vanlierde, late Pontiff's CARDINAL SPELLMAN DRIVES TO GANDOLFO ment" but he refused to call it that had been made known to many of the mourners just MEMBERS OF FAMILY FOLLOW CARDINAL DEAN Following in the cortege as it swung down through the picturesque side-streets of the town the bells of St. Thomas' Church tolling dismally were members of the late The Pope's hands, known to before the cortege started, 8 Regularly 1 $13.87 The will had been read to millions by the graceful ges Discovery of the tomb was proclaimed by Pius eight years ago. Before the hearse began its jctarney, villagers of Castel Gandolfo filed past the candlelit bier for the final time. Hundreds of mourners were turned away earlier today, when a sudden defect developed in a new embalming procedure.

Hastily summoned cmblamers gave the body additional injections and the crowd was later allowed into the palace. Bright sunshine flooded down upon the Pope's final the congregation of cardinals tures with which he welcomed yesterday. Pontiff's family and other WITH 4 4 Hoo them, were gloved in red, with COFFIN THEN RESUMES In the short, simply-phrased a ring gleaming from the right JOURNEY ACROSS ROME A rosary was entwined about At the end of the 15-minute ceremony the 18 throne bear the fingers. The Pontiff's mouth was set church dignitaries. At 20 miles an hour the solemn procession serpented down the wide road specially constructed for the Pope's annual trip to and from his Summer residence.

Through the mountain ash Dutch confessor, and Msgr.1 in a firm line, his strong chin tilted upward. The nine days of formal fu Luigi Solan, bearing the Pontifical Crucifix. The papal coffin was fol appearance in the piazza of document, Pius referred to "My insufficiency and un-worthiness" and went on: "I humbly ask pardon of all whom I may have offended, harmed or scandalized by word or by deed." The Pope nominated the Holy See as his heir. A crowd of some 30,000 persons packed the space in front of St. John Lateran Cathedral and a procession miles long formed for the journey across neral ceremonies in the Vati 100 reprocessed Wool Melton Cloth Double breasted, lap-over front Strap loops and square buttons Self collar, zip-on hood 2 large patch pockets with flaps ers, escorted by a long procession, carried the coffin out on the sunbathed steps of the cathedral.

From the vast crowd stretching into the distance a wave of murmering swelled up. The coffin was again laid in the hearse and the procession can Basilica of St. Peter will begin tomorrow. Known as the "Novendiali," READY SATURDAY AT 9:15 A.M. OUR CAMBRIDGE BASEMENT OPEN 10 A.M.

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Grant, editor of the Pilot, Boston today as he left the scene of a alleged 'attempted break at the Shawmut Waste 622 Shawmut Roxbury. Special Service Squad Detective Edward Patterson, one of the two arresting officers, said Perry gave them a terrific battle and bit him in the ear when they were taking him into custody. Patterson quoted Perry as saying, "If I had a gun you never would have taken me." Patterson and his partner, Detective Leland Miranda, were cruising when they spotted a man crouching in the doorway of the waste company. As they pulled into the curb and alighted from the car the suspect left hurriedly and dropped a pinch-bar from underneath his coat. An investigation showed the door of the waste company had been forced open with some kind of bar.

Perry figured in a sensational turn of the Brink's case in 1956 when he was picked up in Baltimore with more than $5000 of the Brink's loot. His capture led a few days later to the arrest of John F. Buccelli since slain and Edward "Wimpy" Bennett in whose basement business establishment in the South End police uncovered some $60,000 in Brink's bills. archdiocesan weekly news' paper, was expected to arrive today from Dublin. Cardinal Spellman was ex pected to attend a meeting of the Congregation of Cardinals todav.

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