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THE DOSTOX DAILY GLOBE-WEDNESDAY. MAY 6. 1353 Two Dcto from U.S. YflATHtR tUMAV CABOT I Forgetful Husband iConrinucd rom the First Pccf; SAX DIEGO, Calif. (AP) Cabot, now ambassador to 'At 7:30 a.m., Arthur Crews Pope John Bestows Highest Honor on President of Italy ROME, May 5 F.clations be-ireachcd a high point oi cor-highest honor, the Supreme twetn church and state in over-dialitv here today as Tope John Order of Christ, on President whelmingly Catholic Italy XXIII conferred the Vatican's Giovanni Gronchi.

4 U4. Colombia, has been in the Wells missed his wife. He drova foreign sen-ice since 1926. He fcack tQ a sUtion wh has spent much of his cartrr i in Central and Suth Amer- had stopped at 11:30 the ica. night before.

There she was. There has been widespread to explain that she had gone sentiment in Congress for ap- infn 1h. lc fresh-n 1 1 NO pointment of a career official Wells thought she was asleep, in the back of their station wagon. to the post since the fiery Senate hearings that led to Mrs. Luce's abrupt resignation last week so shortly after Tw YOl MONET'S WORTH haws soar rloihes illnr dart il saroetim seem anile Inadequate with the hich cost ef thi an that Nib rhanrei ant ef ten en it the mast limited andtet LOW prices ff clothes aaiaia in Ulene's Httrmrnl will trrin mere than adrcualr.

Ye. every dollar yon spend in lhi unique barcain cmoarium will da more far aa. f-requentlT folks tell a they never could keen within their rlalhes allowance wflhaut the help af tiltnr Basement LOW priced bargains. Vr-and many a ahnpper has became expert In s-t-r-e-l-c-h-i-n-e a dallar under the m-arkincs af ear snique automatic markdaang af Wr, 751 after 1 1 ar it selling das fter all these deep price-cuts if anything remains unsold (very little it is aiven ae la charitable Insiiluuans after telimc data. NO I BINGE MKMt fc KEr ITS HKKK.

easily operation in eul thus have na charge areaunts, no free deliveries, na elevators, na returns ar credits after 4K hours, no red carpets, na fancy waitinc-en and na fancy price-tars. Smark rich! in the hub af Boston's downtown. It's handier la rame and ra via the handy sobaar your carfare i most trifling off -set with alar-rime tarinjs. (ar the best of the bargain WALK THROlGH DAlLl I The controversy, with Mrs. Eric Suttie, 33-year-old aV ANAWW aVif lam loin rsd Luce and Sen.

Wavne Morse sportsman of Johannesburg, (D-Or.) as principals, still is South Africa, returned to In-; causing reverberations in haca Island, Mocambiue, to try-official Washington. to salvage his ski-boat and fish-Cabot was said by Capitol ing tackle, a month after being! informants to oe a certain attacked by a shark there and; AT A.M. choice to fill the post. There hospitalized. has been no official connrma- For Doylimt Wednesdoy Figurfj Show High TmptfOturei Ik tion that he has oeen chosen.

a w.vr.ow mP fnroirm College (Class of 1923) and nv. i nn service officer, Cabot has rep-i2x'rd University in England resented the United States in prepared at Browne and (AP Wirerihotor LOTS OF RAIN IN MIDWEST, LOTS OF SUN IN N.E. Colombia, for years. Before that he was the Tomfret School, Pom-United States ambassador to ret You'll bV-thrilted at the sight cl on pntc uuv MISSES' SECONDS OF 8 Leading Makers mm AT tErje Boston 3Dai(p tSlobc MAY 6, 1959 Weather OFFICIAL U.S. FORECAST BOSTON and VICINITY Sweden.

1 I But much of his 33 years of iState Department service has, been in the inter-American 1 1. may eajawp EASTPOBT BLOCK ISLAND Southerly inds 10 to 15 m.p h. Wednesday except becoming onshore at most coastal points in the Fair weather, visibility over lo miles. MT. WASHINGTON SUMMIT 7 r.M., Tuesday.

May S. 1D.19 Sky, scattered clouds; wind, nerth-west. 11 m.p.k.t temperature, Slit maximum, 41: minimum. t'i. Boston Ttmperaturt Decrees Mean yesterday 66 Departure from normal -i2 Departure this month 413 Departure this ear -47 Boston FreelpiUtlan DELUXt NtW field.

He was chief of Caribbean and Central-American Affairs in the State Department in 1944. John Moors Cabot was born jin Cambridge, Dec. 11, 5 4 5fJ7 8 9 10 11 12 i5i4 15 16 17181920212223 2425262.282930 5 fair, a little temperatures near 70 jbut with a weak sea breeze along coast in afternoon. Gen-tle southerly winds. Wednesday night fair and mild, low in low 50's.

Gentle! southwest winds. Thursday, fair, warmer. MASSACHl'SETTS Fair, a little MOTHER'S DAY GIFT FIVE-ALARM PIRE 1901, one of five childien of Dr. Godfrey Lowell Cabot and inches CkVMASE RASEO ALL PAY ON THE Marie Buckminster (Moors) i 0 MEW YORK PiEg OF CUMAgD LINE 5 just a (ew steps from Cabot. Total 24 hours, endine.

7 pm. Total this month to Departure from normal Total this year Departure from normal .51 1ft ES i jo. MINIATURE ALMANAC MAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time He was educated at Harvard' fjo York's Largest OFF PRICE Sunrise Length of day 14:14 Sunset -57iHish tide 11:19 am. 11:33 pm warmer orannuo, n.su., Boston Degree-Day Data and Thursday 'except not much jyetrre-any units change in temperature over cuter Total this month i.i i. I Total for season 7 -J 1.

1. fh fmous Hotel Nw Yorker is per. Under tllC Cdtierieetlv located- the heart of N. on headlights at iape i. ana in ntx.

rfat. vr I i4. ill .9.1 ft am, 9.9 ft pm BHnflC ISLAND Fair. a little I llUvr nnrmil. mxmJiiK data S.SI Height Of tide York.

It's jtut a short walk to midtown, busineia centals, Fifth Avenut shops, 5:09 am, a. 21 pm L' i "(Low tide warmer Wednesday ana Wednesday Barometer at Sea Level MOON'S CHANfiES The Ridge The forecaster frequently Millibars InchesiNew Moon May 6" First Quarter Mav 15.4:09 p.m. Timat Squat theatres. 2500 spacious, eutsidt room, with bath, many air-con-ditiontd free TV and radio In very-room restaurants, eoffea shop park night. Fair, little temperature change Thursday.

NEW HAMPSHIRE Fair, a little At i pm mzj.u jn.ia At 7 pm 1019.6 30.11 At Exciting Savings Moon Mav zz, :36 am. Quarter May 29. 4:13 am. A 10 may refer to a "ridge of high Boston Relatlva Humidity warmer euneauaj, neuitcsuajr 11 Recorded at 7 pm 57 pressure' as being responsible to'uV Sttttoi for fair weather. fanbu rats-and children frea under our The "ridge" is a tongue of Family Plan.

HOURLY TEMTERATURES Yesterday and Thursday. VERMONT Fair, a little warmer Wednesday, Wednesday night and High Tide Today a xr T- P.M. Tern Hum Noon 55 59 Scat- Mi'rinisht 52 B4 Wednesday, May 10. "9 Thursday but with chance of tprerf thunderstorms deve jhigh pressure that may imm.ai. mtltim 11111113.

v.v.- A.M. P.M. VI. 11. 2 i ii nunureas oi mnes irom xne cen-1 our omr, Thursday evening.

MAINE Fair, a little 1 HUbbard 2 00h0, jour ter Of the high. The tOllgUe Travel Arent or wr.te penetrates into a region, is it thrl' Cole, Gen. 54 51 41 4.) 45 51 54 57 54 62 64 59 53 62 61 62 61 60 60 59 57 55 51 51 51 50 50 49 50 54 59 59 55 67 ci.l 7 67 72 60 49 48 45 58 Wednesday, Wednesday night and Thursday except not much change in daytime coastal temperatures. ZONAL FORECASTS HOTEI I into New England this 11 and brings with it the skies usually identified SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHU BOSTON AREA 11:19 Marblrhead 11:17 Gloucester 11:16 Ipswich 11:29 Plum Island 11:17 Scituate 11:14 Plymouth 11:24 Cape Cod Canal (Fasti ..11:18 Cape Cod Canal 7:43 Wellfleet 11:31 Provincetown 11 :33 Chatham 11:49 Hyannisport 12:20 Falmouth 11:01 Onset 7:38 New Bedford 7:59 Oak Bluffs 11:49 Nantucket Harbor 12:15 SETTS Fair, a little warmer Wednes- TEMPERATURES Maximum for 12 hours and minimum for 18 hours, both ending at 7 p.m. A KJ 34th SL it ltd Ave.

idav, Wednesday night and Thursday. High Wednesday near 70 but with weak tea breezes alone coast in afternoon. Low Wednesday night In 12:03 12:34 11:15 7:50 8:13 12:03 ntti tors fciry i Homi ths fimout timo Pest Csrntr wun nign pressure. A store center also may stick out a tongue, one that carries inclemency, but in this case it is known as a "trough." S.B. SB all Ht Lot Hi Lo 75 41 Miami B'ch 87 70 THURSDAY AT 9:15 A.

M. See the famous store labels on each one mcrition of the names would be you'd need be early, see for yourself. Keitiursnt snd Cocktail loun Albany Baltimore r. 63 12:29 low Winds generally southerly 74 45! Minneapolis 79 52 35 1 Montreal 73 63 48 i Nantucket 58 68 44 New Orl'nt 85 anH'BismarcIc i BOSTON 1 1 11:19 10 to 15 m.p.h. Wednesday Wednesday night.

Beach. NH 11:19 40; Old Orchard, Me 11:05 67 a Bridgeport Buffalo B3 45 New York 68 51 MEN Tuesday Fire Record SURPLUS STOCK LAST YEAR'S CAPE COD and the ISLANDS Fair, not much temperature change Wednesday, Wednesday night and Thursday. High in low 60's and nighttime temperatures in upper 40's. Burlington 72 33 -Old Town 70 Charleston 78 68 Philad nhia 72 Chicaito PI 70 Phoenix 82 Cincinnati f2 63 1 Pitthurtth fl Cleveland 82 fi Portl'd. Me 68 Columbus PI 59 Portl'd.

Or 57 (Lasses Over A.M. Lass Bo Gentle winds mostly southerly. Chance 2614 12:02 2 Mctcalf rt.Jamaica iX, Plain: owned bv 7i fTovinence 61 S9 St Louis 92 59 .39 San Ant'nlo 79 ,.,.1, MM, p.SL M.I.H.! i. H.i I i. I I oi some tog inursoay nignt.

Dumth IS I George F. S200 lu.i-! VI Pa THE BERKSHIRES Fair, nine. 371 P.M. 40 2439 3:52 298 Lamartine Ja 78 48 i warmer Wednesday. Wednesday night Halifax and Thursday.

High temperatures! Hartford maica Pain: owned 74 67 48 San Ft Cisco 60 66; Seattle 59 39 Syracust 78 92 59 i Tucson 77 65 Washington 78 74 Williston 53 53' Worcester 69 by Herbert Ferro $1000 65 43 51 .37 47 Wednesday mid or upper 70's and low I jacksonv'1a 86 i Wednesday night in low 50's. Gentle City 85 c(i Los Angeles (8 7161 8:43 156 West Third South Boston; owned bv Mary Mehegan, 4 Miles Standish 90 I Boston records far May art BOATING, FISHING FORECAST im ano 33 in ni. West Koxbury $3000 QUALITY It 1 SLAYING Continued rom the First Page original prices some markdowns taken previous to our purchase 55 to The Goldstein's had lived for some time in Milton, and maintained the Hull house as a Summer home. They moved i DACRON and WOOL WOOL TROPICAL convict and money lender Vincent J. "Bittie" Vazza, 35, in Revere.

Vazz2 was also garrotted and his body placed in a car trunk, where.it went undiscovered for some time. Investigators also are seeking a rifle believed used to riddle the death car. for an unknown reason. The car windshield and interior were raked by fusilade shortly before the vehicle was found abandoned. The victim was not discovered until some 12 hours later.

The car was found on Rte. 107, near the East Kingston town hall. The man being questioned lived in Revere until six months agp, when he purchased the farm here. He is well-known to neighbors, despite his short residence, and on the day before the car and body were found, was painting his house, aided by a ranking member of the town police department, it was reported. Pathologists said the slaying victim was strangled either with a length of cord or possibly manually, then trussed up with the cord encircling his throat and attached to his ankles.

At the time of the Vazza murder, police said, the man in custody was among those questioned. He also was quizzed by police in 1954 after the slaying of Revere politician Fred FIGURE YOUR SAVINGS I f. i 'y may have been killed elsewhere, possibly in Massachusetts, and driven here. Shortly before police found the death car, neighbors along Rte. 107 here reported hearing shots.

The late-model sedan was riddled by gun-fire, which smashed through the windshield, punctured the car's metal frame at the level of the driver's head, and shattered two passenger-side windows. County Atty. Lindsey R. Brigham said an autopsy showed the victim died of "asphyxiation by strangulation." A length of sash rope, apparently new, was looped around the neck in two places, stretched down the back and knotted around the ankles. The body was wrapped in a sleeping bag and more cord was used to bind the outer covering securely, Brigham said.

There were no other marks of violence on the body, according to a report by two pathologists from the Harvard School of Legal Medicine, Drs. Michael A. Luongo and George Katsas. Dr. Wendell P.

Clare, Rockingham County medical referee, assisted in the autopsy. Dr. Luongo, as medical examiner in Suffolk County, conducted the autopsy in the death of Vazza last Fall. Dr. Luongo placed time of death at 9 p.m.

Monday. The sounds of gunfire were reported here at 12:15 a.m., to 37 to 44 regulars 38 to 42 longs few shorts in the lot. in permanently during tne last year, neighbors said. Goldstein was a well-known figure in Greater Boston and New England sporting circles. Fifteen months ago he failed to appear as a witness against a minor Brink's robbery figure, accused of at-temping to hold him up in Chelsea on Dec.

21, 1957. Goldstein was to have tes-fied against Thomas Bal-lou, Charlestown hoodlum charged as an accessory after the fact in the $1,219,000 robbery. Goldstein's family said they heard of the slaying and linked the description of the victim to that of their brother. They arrived- at the county jail shortly after midnight and made positive identification of the body in the presence of Sheriff Sampson. They also arranged to return the body to Massachusetts, and then left for their homes, he said.

Meanwhile the poultry farmer was refusing to talk to a team of detectives at the jail in Brentwood, according to Sampson. "He has told us his name, and nothing else," the sheriff said. Investigators believe the man may have "information" about Goldstein's murder. Motive is a big question in the gangland-style slaying, with robbery a distinct possibility. Goldstein's family said that he sometimes carried large sums of money, but were unable to say if he had a great amount of cash when he disappeared.

The strangulation murder is similar to the slaying eight months ago of Revere ex- Dacron and wool or wool tropical suits in single breasted two or three button models choose from black, brown, tan or grey ia the lot. im-m11pp TiaOasvaawlijii 1 1 frit i i If i -Hid' i THURSDAY AT 9:15 A.M. LAST SUMMER'S (can you teli?) THEY'RE SO OFF PRICE from ADVANCE STYLING SHOPS COLLEGE MEN MEN "Smiling Freddie" Coppola, whose gangland-style murder never has been solved. The former Revere man had been a friend of Coppola, and had lived, at the time, in the vicinity of the area where police believed the murder occurred. The search for the rifle in yesterday's shooting started when one or more expended shells were found in the vicinity of the abandoned car.

Investigators believe the squat, middle-aged victim SURPLUS year s) day, and the car was found some 30 minutes later, a short distance from the East Kingston town hall. Police Chief Elon Travers launched an immediate investigation, which continued through the night. The body remained undiscovered because preliminary examination showed no bloodstains and no evidence of a crime other than the bullet-shattered car body, police said, i Chief Travers said that the 1 RETAIL STORES SO750 some previous 1 to SPORT COATS ignition keys were found in the switch, but the key to open the trimk was missing. A locksmith made a key and the trunk was opened at noon. One of tne biggest puzzles is the connection between the slaying and the shooting.

The victim apparently was dead; when-the car was riddled. i mo 1 1 TROPICAL WEIGHT Figure Your Savings i 1I' Mm Take Mother ana tne no ill ilj(ltiadi0ttUi The car is registered to Alexander Rizzo, 45, of High Revere, according to Atty. Brigham. Rizzo told Revere detectives today that the vehicle was stolen in Belling-ham Chelsea, between 3 and 4 a.m., while he was in an all-night restaurant. First report of the gunfire was made by an unidentified flCT 'L Li I TO from 12 Noon 17 tmnnrfA4 i SI 'i I iHf "4 li lU I I I Jf ftls'i li II Boston Tel.

luo-wuw twiii'u ouics, iinpnriei: aj Most Smooth And Satisfying nunc silks, imported fabric soliil or stripe linfii, cotton stripes, checks, wool ami cotton Hams, dacron and rayon, 3 but- 1 i) vim MaU ymr now Ut I Mineham Saugus Wayland tMt eamaa 1 at i woman neighbor, Brigham said. Several residents made similar reports to Chief Travers. Revere eulhorities were alerted to ths investigation with two hours, and talked with Rizzo later in the morning. itmu vr.ni moans natura. are.

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