The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 20

THE BOSTON GLOBE TUESDAY, MAY 13. 1962 Twcntv "8-to-lO Years State Employee Union Attacks YOUR CHOICE For Red Hogan i .1 fLmiiiMi i ll At 1 Probe Abuses The State Employees an unaffiliated union of more TTFTfTTT In Shooting Dominic Ciambelli, 48, alias I IF i id iv i i I I 'f Arf-i nirtmiiiini IS-- than 12.000 persons, today decried indiscriminate investigations as belittling to the aver Red Hogan, of Salem North End, as sentenced to 8 to 10 1 age public employee. "The investigations have provided a Roman holiday for flew General Electric All Purpose FLOOR POLISHER with Liquid Dispenser New General Electric SWEEPER The perfect companion to your heavy-duty Vacuum Cleaner The ideal cleaner for apartment dwellers, new homemakers! those who, with satamcal delight, seek to destroy by generalization," declared the asso years in State Prison today' by Suffolk Superior Court Judge Frank J. Donahue. Ciambelli, a former boxer, pleaded guilty last Thursday to indictments charging him with assult with intent to kill and assault with a dangerous I I ImHH BMbfeMIHBHtl TritV-'tffT -'i-finw ii- if i ciation in its, bimonthly news letter.

if IF 1 i i' "For years, we, as public employees, have had to contend with those extremists -who maintained that we did weapon, tie was given the same sentence on each charge, to be served concurrently. I Ciambelli admitted shooting and Wrap-Around Splash Guard You Get All These: I set of Scrubbing Brushes nothing all day. Now we must RAP PLANS for sidewalk cafe in Brooklinc. Robert M. Smith (left) and Richard Armknecht.

Brookline Selectmen contend with those extremists who maintain that public em Anthony Indelicato, 52, of De-j icatur Charlestown, in front of the Crawford House bar in Uv'6. Is I NJfc-peflf BARE HOORS RUGS ployees are busy all day bilking the taxpaying public by graft and corruption. "Either statement is as false as saying that all citizens of Reject Sidewalk Cafe Scollay sq last Nov. 17. Two of five shots fired hit Indelicato and he was hospitalized I set of Polishing Brushes Reversible Buffing Pads Rug Cleaning Attachments Wrap-Around Splash-Guard Liquid Dispenser for waxinq i i a sidewalk cafe, so no prece for several weeks, The shoot- lectmen loday denied a peti- dent was being set.

He said it 3 list ing followed an argument, po tion of the Beacon Street and washing lice said. Lounge and Grille, 1032- Massachusetts are criminals because a few have been convicted of criminal acts." The association also protested "statements concerning alleged misconduct itj 1 UPHOISTW? would be open only during the warm weather. The selectmen took the petition under advisement. 3b Beacon to operate a STAIRS sidewalk cafe outside the Librarian Leaves i establishment. The action followed a hear Ticmi cittm nts.

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1 1 I 4 i v. $55,000 Estate CARE FOR YOUR FLOORS THE EASY G. E. WAY! ing at which a petition signed by 100 residents of the area, protesting the move, was read mouthy, immwu. ui intekiobsi Ha These Big Cleaner Feature I The former librarian of the III I I Mg.li Robert M.

Smith of 1029 Middlesex Superior Court law bv library in Lowell has left an Beacon 0IUSTBlt 1RUSR Adjusts to your nigs bristlt action lifts eat stut acting as their Signers said they estate of $55,000, according to spokesman. bora Dirt, fluffs ruj nap. had been constantly annoyed by noisy patrons leaving the restaurant in the early morn- BIS BISPOSABIE BACS tto need to see dirt, touco dirt, breathe dirt Re her will hied in Middlesex Probate Court yesterday. Miss Alice Gilman, 86, late of 44 19th Lowell, died Apr. 29.

She retired in 1945 and iht casual oooJ loolt I lull I I osablt filter bJ( optional extra. ing hours. Smith' said the restaurant III end bli of this I 1 1 1 III rT. A SWim Nomt. a dean easily yoder had-tocack places.

was one of four liquor estab was also one-time secretary to lishments within 150 feet, the late Judge Frederic A. Fisher of Lowell District Court. She left $200 to the Fifth ia to ousy ooys ono I urban-suburban doings wills ik timmf toot-pompering pleosure! Come be fitted perfectly V'-' feISf" in beige, red, block or hite supple crushed kid. Plenty of Free Parkins Open Daily 10 a.m.-IO p.m. three in Brookline and one just over the line in Boston.

Richard Armknecht of 89 Carleton a professor at Northeastern and chairman of III JMMWlUMIhtt 51QN t' 1 Street Baptist Church, Lowell, a total of $800 in other small bequests and the residue to two nieces, Katherine A. Aim-felt of Bay Shore, Long Island, III or ll il more) IU 1 the Brookline Interfaith Coun MEDF0RD R0SLINDALE BRAINTREE NATICK W0BURN SAUGUS BEVERLY LOWELL WORCESTER II Iht. I Brf. nn. VVV.V.' I cil, also spoke in opposition.

He I i B40M It I His XT 4 I in kii kiiis VI N.Y., and Dorothy G. Butters of Lake Hiawatha, N.J. of Lake Hiawatha, N.J. I said the place had a garish appearance. Atty.

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