The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 12

ltlK. UHJtit, 1 iU UMDLft 0. INI Twelrt William Saltonstall To Speak al Weston Holds Attacker Police Pay Hike Poll Requested In Middleboro areas 01 learning in msn m. wuow uu eic-school education. The panels Uon ceremonies with teachers will be open to the public jand students demonstrating An open house from 3 to Sitheir work.

WESTON, Nov. 28 William iconsistinf of six panels of edu- umnTTenert Cheater 41. Section present locil policemen ern SaltonstalL headmaster of the, ca tors discussing the six basic i toP Women in icsiL of the General Laws, for $S5 lor 44-hour week xi pou vct approvaL pay is ISO. Phillips Exeter Academy, will! be the keynote speaker at the dedication ceremony of the new Weston High School Sat refer- raise uvro-i" vcier end-ra next January. If passed, minimum salaries Under the legislative en-CIA A AAA RnSl nm1mn -niM V.lin art maximum nav .1 I llll.lMJll flHll urday at 2 p.m.

Middleboro Police Assn. aximum of .5500 would be $33 43 for the same 7 The dedication will toe pre- A Ki1mtn trtAn man mac kas asked selectmen to put on three years of service. At 44-hour week. in $100,000 bail for the grand. nornin Program America's eldest store, quality famous since 1785 jury when arraigned in Last District Court to- i Cambridge day on a .1 ot assault Krooftune Lrasn series BOSTON HANOVER cmrpes.

Iff 1 1 judge vl Edward vio wznaris inoouna found probable cause to holdl Stanley R. McKUlop. 22. of fife. 9 TrattlC assault with attempt to rape Inbound nuh hour Raffle and three complaints of assault "14 bl IoUlsin nH hatter.

on Kte. I at Keservoir Brookline, at 8:10 this morning. because we're making money and friends. Stut OPEN SATURDAYSj An Arlington police sergeant BOTH STORES, 73 the time of McKillop'i arrest Police said a car operated by an fram'in that town rov. 10, quoted CliS: a P.M.

9 A.M. In slgHceSmcen at a school crossing when it the past five years. i k- Set James Doherty and pa- t.v. driven by Michael u. reinstein, Rob.R5Lh 22, of 70 Garland rd, Newton because we made I mciwiuup u.e Center.

Feinstein was enroute few mistakes CTUlSin? un iuu Wlr tA in California. man who had been preying on Patrolman Peter Gould women in Arlington and sur brought the two drivers to 4 -HOP ALL 1IX FLOORS IN BOSTON I rounding towns. Police today quoted the de- lr determine extent of injuries. You can buy tnem for lass than you can imagine. Ideas for every room too.

'Wt only look ixptniint" a psycni-uisv onci ut nearly arrested when one of his victims a 50-year-old lO-tCCTa LSCapCC Arlineton woman beat him1- off with an umbrella. lUetS D-1 -1 C3JT 1 ClTll Edward J. 22, oi Sun Waltham, was sen tenced to 5 to 7 years in State Prison after pleading guilty to RedHogan Put In Bridgewater escape from Concord Reformatory and auto theft yesterday in Middlesex Superior Court Gosuen walked off a work detail at Concord May 26 and In Bar Shooting Dominic Ciambelli, 48, of the made his way across country ASpinwafl 7-6790 1 Opan Men. I W.d. (ill 9 1385 BEACON ST, BROOKLINE, MASS.

A taaifl aVcarirfaf atrWc North End, known as Red staging holdups in Mississippi and Texas. The FBI caught up with him in California. He was serving a five-year term for Hojran, today was ordered to ft Bridgewater State Hospital for robbery when he escaped. 35 dayse' observation and his bail of $50,000 continued, in connection with the Nov. 17 shooting of a bartender in the Crawford House.

1TI 1 wait. Judge Horace T. Cahill in Suffolk Superior Court agreed I 1 I IV own Relax with rely on EASTERN First in On-Time Dependability with the recommendation of Asst. Dist. Atty.

Joseph A Melley that because of his long criminal record Ciambelli's bail of $50,000 be continued r- Jf .1 f. I FLATTERINGLY FEMALE I i i A wonderful Christmas gifts! and he be committed for ob servation. Ciambelli is under indict ment for the shooting of Anthony Indelicato, 51, Charles-town, a former boxer, who is still in Massachusetts General Hospital where he is expected i if Hand mcked If INk cotton challis to recover from three bullet wounds. I I iP runir; Defending LjambPln was i 1 GRANNIE SOWN Atty. Francis Juggins, who pleaded unsuccessfully that the bail was "excessive and un obtainable." Ciambelli was ordered held I ft" f5 4.

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