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Evening star., 1960-12-28

LEE i. 1853 lssS rSRD MSRs'y EGs & 1:si%Ssl Ssoss
dred Thornton, William. Emery ant
Calvin Lee. Also surviving are ont
brother. Emery Lee. and host oi
other relatives and friends. AfteI
5 pm. "Wednesday. December 2s
Funeral Home, Rockville. Nd. Fu.
neral services on Thursday, De.
cember 20, ct 2 pm, at the Round
Oak Baptist Church. SpeneerVille
Md. the Rev. N. Kelly oficiatins
Evening star., 1960-12-28

sMILh. MN MILLEk. on Monday,
Vs sesmSfL NAN n S1LLssso Llssso' SMITH EAiFsfS Vie
Of the late Frank r. Smith, mother
OF James Edward Smith Of Alexan-
dria, Va; Frank Miller Smith Of
WaShington; D; c. and grandmother
more. Nd. Friends may call at the
Eyerly:Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900
West Braddock rd.. Alexandria, Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday. December 20. at II
Evening star., 1960-12-28

pessmSer s. iesG. EARoAREAI RSalRiA
lpEtaA 5.Oyed lewis S. 81 81 das.T Gavro n.xi, &
and mother Of sandra Irene Lewis,
Margaret A. Cook. Marshall L. Smith
tr., and Geraldine L, Marcy. Friends
may call at the Rtnaldi Funeral
Home. SIG 4 st; meg from q te
Oraveside services and interment on
Thursday. December 20. at 1880
pm. In Arlington National Gene
terry.
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Dratha

ssnS.r IAsS1 1850 On heT hfgsissSd Ss
5Ig2 18th st, NV. FANNY n.
Latimer. Roberts Z. Latimer and
Philip A. Latimer. Services at the
8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
14th st. NV, on Friday. December
80, at IL noon parking facilitiesl
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
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day. December 20. 1850. DORIS
e. LUDGATE BENoiT Of $40 Wis
Sioning rd Glen Echo BstEhtS; Nd
jr., and father of Henry Peter Benoit
III and Mrs. Jeanne Harriet Hen
derSon Of Mooresville. Ind. She
also is survived by three grand.
children. Friends may call between
day. December 81, and Wednesday.
December 2S. at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd. where
services will be held on Thursday,
Arlington National Cemetery. 2S
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DEATHS

Announcement Of
Services by ChAmbefs
Evening star., 1960-12-28

UAhNEk, hAIHAkINE FRANCIS (nee
ssnhins g. 1850 HH RarhSRfsEE MURfsE s psss%Ssg
GARNER, beloved wife of the late
Dorothy N, Kittredee, Theima l.
Mitchell and joseph B. Garner. she
also Is survived By four grandchil-
dren and four great-grandc children.
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattlnsiy FUNERAL Home, l31 l1th
December 2s. where services viii be
held Friday. December 80. at 2 pm
Relatives and friends invited. IN.
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery 90
Evening star., 1960-03-17

SelNL PRICES in this cd effective oil 90 Metro
poton Washington through Saturday. March loh RIGHT
RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
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WANCHESE METHODIST
EVANGELICAL SERVICES

The Bethany Methodist Church
in Wanchese will be participating
in the Conference wide Evangelis-
tic Mission with services at 7:3O
each evening Sunday, March 6,
through March Is.
Rev. Herman N. Ward pastor
of the South Rosemary Methodist
Church Roanoke Rapids, will be
the guest preacher Sunday 1880
through Friday evening. Services
will continue through Sunday eve
ming with the pastor conducting
the services.
Beginning Monday, March Ia,
Membership Training Classes will
be held. One class will be COM
posed of children and youth, a
second class for adults, subjects
to be taught will be The Articles
of the Christian Faith foundation,
doctrines, and rules of the Meth
odist Church, hours for the classes
will be announced later. The
church invites those who will to
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WANCHESE MAN OPERATES
BAKERY IN LAKE CHARLES

Edward Thaw Daniels, 43 yea,
old Wanchese man, and his wife
New Orleans girl, are the success
full operators of a modern bakery
in Lake Charles, La, at 2911 Kirk
man st. Mr.. Daniels, who is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Major Daniels
while in service got interested in
the area. Two years ago the couple
bought out the bakery, and while
they enjoy a fine business in this
town of 100000 people, they would
prefer they owned it near the ole
home of Mr.. Daniels, Roanoke Is
land. It is a journey of more thar
1,400 miles, and parents and sor
visit back and forth only once
year or less.
The Daniels bakery operated a.
a retail unit, is famous for flint
cakes, breads, buns, etc, and make.
many wedding cakes to order. 1
features specially cooked CHECKER
to take home. Its equipment is new
and spotlessly clean.
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HATTERAs PERSONALS

Miss NTitzi Oden of East Caro-
lima College spent the week end
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Oden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Eure, Ports
mouth, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Oden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Job visited
in Richmond with their daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schweir. Mrs
Shirley Gaunt and sons accom-
panying them to New Jersey after
a week here.
Garland Austin spent the week
end here with his sisters, Misses
Victoria and bessie Austin.
The Bible Class will meet al
the home of Mrs. Ellen Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Farrow OF
Norfolk visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Leven Fulcher.
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MANY TRAFFIC CASES
BEFORE DARE RECORDER

A symphony orchestra director,
Herman j. Fielder of Atlantic
City, N. j., was the principal wit
ness against Dennis F. Grain of
Manns Harbor, who was found
guilty in Recorders Court, Tues
day, of improper parking of
truck and heavy equipment trailer
on the highway near Buxton, No
vember Is, 1869. Fielder was the
occupant of an automobile which
crashed into the equipment trailer
resulting in serious injuries to
himself and a travelling COM
panion who were on an Outer
Banks Vacation at the time.
Grain was fined $25 and costs
when the case was finally tried.
Through his attorney an appeal
was noted and the case is sched-
uled to be tried in Superior Court.
Patrolman D. S. Skies had ar
rested Grain on the parking
charge and also for failing to dis
play lights. The truck involved
was owned by Stetson and Dan
j iels, contractors, Wanchese.
william j. Crumpacker, Jr.,
was fined SIS and costs ON
charges of reckless driving.
Joseph NJ. Midget, Rodanthe,
was fined S. and costs for driving
an auto with improper registra-
ton plates.
Harvey NJ. Farrow, Swan Quar-
ter, for improper passing of
another vehicle in face of on
coming traffic was fined SIS and
costs.
) Clyde Hassell Manteo, was
fined S. and costs on charges of
failing to yield right-of-way on
highway.
Erbe o. Gallop, Wanchese, for
operating auto with improper
clearance lights, was fined SIS and
costs.
Nicholas L. Meekins, Manteo
paid fines and costs totaling
, $4S.70 on two traffic violations,
. first, for operating auto with i'm
, proper registration and second
, for operating auto without OPP
orators license.
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ON ELECTIONS BOARD

Milton Perry of Kitty Hawk was
recently named successor to the
late Walter H. Beacham of the
same community, as a member of
the Dare County Board of cleo
tons, and as democratic men,
Der. Jack C. Tillett of Manteo is
Chairman of the Board. L. V. Gas
kill of Wanchese is the Republic
can member of the Board. AS Mr..
Gaskill is Chairman of the County
Republican Executive Committee,
some objection have been voiced as
to the propriety of his being at the
same time IA member of the Board
of Elections, although being the
minority member on the Board
leaves him without final authority
to name precinct elections Of
ficials.
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word that she is grandmother to a
daughter, born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Morris O'Neal of
Wilmington, Delaware.
Mrs. Theodore Rondthaler and
Mrs. C. T. Boyette are leaving to-
morrow for the mainland. Mrs.
Rondthaler to attend Salem Col
lege Alumnae meeting in Rocky
Mount, Mrs. Boyette to visit her
mother at Kenly, N. C.
Mrs. Helena Paul, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donelson, have returned from
visit in New York State. Mr..
and Mrs. Winfield Hunnings made
the trip back to Ocracoke with
them, visiting the Paul family
here.
At recent meeting of the Ocra-
coke Cemetery Association Marvin
w. Howard was reelected presi-
dent of the organization, Monford
Garrish, vice-president, E. S. Toll
son, secretary, Theordore Rond-
thaler, treasurer, and on the Board
of Trustees are Elmo Fulcher,
Clinton Gaskill, Powers Garrish,
and Alex Eley.
Mrs. Guthrie Joliff of Buxton
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stacy Howard this week end and
enjoyed being at Ocracoke to see
the arrival of the "Sea Level" ferry
on it's first trial trip from Atlantic
to Ocracoke.
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BIDS SOUGHT FOR
NEW POST OFFICE
IN KITTY HAWK

Postmaster Kathryn H. Perry,
of Kitty Hawk reports she has been
advised by the Office of Postmas-
ter General Arthur E. Summer
field that the Post Office Depart
ment is now asking for bids to
build and lease to the Department
the new Post Office for Kitty
Hawk. Closing date for bids is
March %, 1860.
"This proposed new building
Postmaster Perry said, twill pro-
vide expanded postal service for the
rapidly growing Kitty Hawk area
Neighborhood choice for the
postoffice is a few hundred feet
south of the present postoffice on
the Hannah S. Midget property
This is reported as having been
selected for the building.
Specifications call for a struc-
ture containing approximately L.
$50 square feet with an outside
loading platform and adequate
space for parking and truck ma
neuvering."
Postmaster Perry said she has
been advised that the Post Office
Department will enter into lease
agreement with the successful bid
der which will run for ten years,
with two five-year renewal options.
Bids should be submitted, the
Postmaster advised, to Real Estate
Officer Marvin w. Glen, Room 262,
Post Office, Charlotte 2, N. c., who
will supply information with regard
to bidding forms, building specifi-
cations, lease provisions, etc.
Postmaster Perry quoted Region
al Operations Director w. L. Craw-
ford, for the Post Office Depart
ment's Atlanta Region, as saying
that Significant progress now is
evident in the postal moderniza-
ton program begun by Postmaster
General Arthur E. Summerfield."
Under the Post Office Depart
ment's unique Commercial Leasing
Program, the resources and invest
ment funds of private enterprise
are utilized to obtain needed postal
buildings. More than $500 new
structures have been erected dur
ing the past five years.
Moreover, due to Congressional
approval of the Postal Moderniza-
ton Program, construction during
1860 will be greatly accelerated
with 1400 new facilities scheduled
for completion and several hundred
obsolete post office modernized and
expanded.
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POPULAR MACS HEAD
PLACE OPENS FRIDAY

H. C. Sonny Hewitt, announce:
opening of the popular "Thatsa'
Burger stand at south Mays Head
on Friday. Plans are to remain
open only week ends for the pres.
emit, II a.m.-9p.m. This is the THIRD
season for the establishment.
Hewitt, native of Norfolk, i:
married to the former Rose Marie
Tillett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Tillett of Wanchese.
Since opening the first stand ii
1858, the name has carried to sew.
eral points along the East Coast
and presently stands are operated
under franchise in Elizabeth City
Norfolk, New Jersey, and othel
points.
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attend any or all of these sery-
ices.
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corsage.
Out of town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mozingo, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Langston, Oliver
Dale and Kathy Langston, of
Portsmouth, Va; Mrs. j. C. Car
dell, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Walton,
Eddie and Kathy Walton, all of
Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Fields, Donald, Linda and lack
Fields, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fields,
Kermit Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirley Stewart and Mrs. Eda
Mann, all of Norfolk; Shirley
Stewart, Jr., of Fentress, Va;
Capt. and Mrs. H. C. Gallop of
Virginia Beach; Mrs. H. F. Fields
of Norfolk and Kenly; Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Gray of Rodanthe.
After Rehearsal Party
On Saturday evening an after
rehearsal party was given by
Mrs. S. M. Stewart and Mrs. Eda
Mann of Norfolk, aunts of the
bridegroom, in the Baptist Church
educational building. MINIS, nuts
and cake were served with bridal
ices in the shape of love birds,
satin SLIPPERS and flowers. For the
bridal couple there was special
ice in the form of a bride and
bridegroom.
The previous week the bride
was guest of honor at a luncheon
given by Miss Sandra Dowdy,
Mrs. Gene johnson and Mrs. Roy
Gray at the home of Mrs. John
son.
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CAPE HATTERAS PTA

The Cape Hatteras P.T.A. met
Tuesday night with Mrs. Paula
Fulcher leading in song and "The
Lords Prayer" The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Mrs. Nellie Edwards. Reports were
given on the amount taken in on
the movies and Mr.. Reynolds was
thanked for his help in showing
the movies. Mr.. Salter reported
that the science program under the
N.D.E.A. was underway. There was
a discussion as to whether children
in high school should be allowed
to smoke. The attendance banners
were won by the 4th and 18th
grades. Refreshments were served.
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WALTER B. JONES, 46-year-old
Farmville business man who has
served three terms in the General
Assembly, has let his home-folks
know he will be a candidate for
Congress from the First District
Jones, who sponsored several
measures of Statewide Importance
including automobile liability in
surance measure in the 1857 ses-
sion, has spent the last four months
sampling public opinion in the IA
counties that make up the First
District. He will oppose Herbert C.
Bonner of Washington, a candidate
for reelection to the office he has
held since 1910, when he succeeded
Lindsay C.. Warren.
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KILL DEVIL HILLS PERSONALS

Mrs. Isabel Murphy Of Kill
Devil Hills will leave Saturday for
Durham, to attend the annual
meeting of the North Carolina
Travel Council. Mrs. Murphy is a
member of the Councils Board of
Directors. The meeting will be held
on March 9th and 7th at the Wash
ington Duke Hotel.
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ENGELHARD BAKE SALE

East Hyde High School Beta
Club will sponsor a Bake Sale on
Saturday, March 5, from 10 o'clock
on in front of Roy Cox's store in
Engelhard. The money will be
used for expenses of members of
the Beta Club to the convention in
April.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Mrs. Betty Pugh is a patient in
the Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth
City.
Robert Best was taken this
week to Portsmouth General Hos
pital, Portsmouth, Va, where he
is patient.
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OcRACOKE FERRY
INTERESTING TO
ALL THE CITIZENS

OCRACOKE, March To-day,
Tuesday, March LIST, proved to be
interesting and exciting at Ocra-
coke. Word came over the morning
radio that the "Sea Level", new
ferry between Atlantic and Ocra-
coke, would make it's first trial
run to Ocracoke arriving about
noon. Thought uppermost in the
minds of everyone, old and young,
was to be there when the ferry
pulled in at the ramp near the
Coast Guard Station. First sight of
the new boat was from the Station
tower as she made her way
through Wallace Channel toward
Portsmouth Village and Ocracoke
Inlet. Quickly the word spread and
cars and people gathered at the
landing site or drove over to the
PaGnlico Sound side of the Village
where they could watch the ferry
come UP the channel into the har-
Dor. School closed at 1 pm. in honor
of the important event and OF
course children joined their par
ents and crowded the docks an6
enjoyed going from bow to stern
seeing all there was to see on the
spacious ship. Among those who
made the trip to Ocracoke was
Maltby Taylor, of Sea Level, ia
Their of the Taylor brothers who
are owners of the new ferry line
Joe Dubois, Secretary of More
head City's Chamber Of Commerce
was aboard, along with many Others
from that area and from Sea Leve
and Atlantic. Hyde County's Rep
resentative Dick O'Neal and Beau
fort County's Representative Way
Land Sermons had driven to At
Lantic to be among those to maxi
this first trial run. Rumor has i
that the next run will be on Sat
urday of this week, but as of to
day, no one seemd to have definit'
information as to exactly whel
daily schedule would be inaugu
rated. Several trial runs ar
planned. By nighttime Ocracoker
were still talking about what
fine ferry boat the "Sea Level
is and what wonderful opportuni
ties it is opening up for the Is
lands future.
OCRACOKE, March 1.-Rober
Haubrich, member of the Eas
Carolina College faculty, spent tn
week end at Ocracoke. Billy Eley
student at East Carolina, was al
SO here, visiting his parents, MI
and Mrs. Alex Eley.
Murray Spencer is hospitalize,
Mt the U. S. Public Health Hos
pital in Norfolk, following a majo
operation. Mrs. Spencer left Sun
day to spend sevelal days in Nor
folk.
Aida Vann O'Neal of Whining
ton, Delaware, made the trip t
Ocraccke Saturday with her uncle
Horace Gaskins, to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ansley O'Neal
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Howard, VIII
have been visiting their son il
Haddon Heights, N. j., and othe
relatives in Norfolk, were expecte,
home on Monday, but due to tn
sllness of Mr.. Howard had to post
pOne their coming.
Mrs. Maggie O'Neal has receive'
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Evening star., 1960-10-09
$50 q TAB HUNTER SHOW.

husband because he loves her dog
q THE LAWMAN.
Western. Marshal Troop John RusseID
and Lily tPeeee castIe) connive to save
an ex-music hall queen (Lee Patrick
and fortune left to the town.
900 q DINAH SHORE SHOW.
Variety New Season. Color. l Hour.
Dinah returns with "See the U. S. A.
show" and welcomes guests Red Sketon
Tuesday Weld. Nat King Cole.
q THE REBEL.
Western. Johnny Yuma mick Adams)
tangIes with bounty hunter and bar
maid whose fugitive husband is wanted
by the bounty chaser. Claude Akins.
q THE BIG SELL.
Variety Special. Hour. Starring Jackie
Gleason, Phil Harris joins Gleason in a
series of sketches developing the shows
theme of 'the great American sales
man." (From New York;
$50 @ AMERICAN FORUM.
Discussion: The Economic Issue. Rep.
T. g. Curtis. Republican Of Missouri;
Or. J. K GaIbrath of Harvard
"a THE ISLANDERS.
Intrigue Adventure. l Hour. "FIieht
From Terror" A boy cooking Warren
Hsieh) is saved from Chinese Communists.
William Reynolds James PhiIbrook and
Diane Brewster star Gisi Perreau, Fay
Wray are featured.
1000 Gl THE LORETTA YOUNG SHOW.
Drama. linda" A woman tkaren Sharpe)
learns from a radio report that her
former boy friend has escaped from a
mental institution and is likely to visit
her. Richard Carlson narrates.
q OPEN END.
Discussion. 2N Hours. Movie Makers"
The past, present and future of the
motion picture industry as seen by
Evening star., 1960-10-09
SUNDAY 0ssT:)

Continued From Pose 20
profile of the Notre Dame football coach
whose strategy revoutionized the sport.
Walter Cronkite. narrator. tRepeat)
ZOO q SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHOW.
Drama. l Hour "Tom and Huck,"
based on Mark Twain's stories. Starring
Dan Duryea MufD. Janet Blair (Aunt
Polly, David Ladd Tom sawyer) Teddy
Rooney (Huck Fnn). Jackie coogan. Paul
Stevens, others. Shirley Temple, hostess
q MILT GRANT SHOW.
Variety. Hour. Teen-agers' dance party
q LASSIE.
Drama Jimmy and lasse face an emer-
gency when hawk becomes trapped in
nursery. Jon Provost, June lockhart,
Nan Leslie
7:30 q MAVERICK.
Western. Hour. Arizona Black Maria"
When Bart Maverick tJack Kelly falls
for a beautiful girl prisoner he finds
himself caught between a thugs six
shooter and an Indians knife. Joanna
Barnes Alan Hale.
q DENNIS THE MENACE.
Comedy Dennis (Jay North and Mr..
Wilson make wedding plans for 0ennis's
ex-baby-sitter.
800 q NATIONAL VELVET.
Drama. wealthy girl beverly Luns-
ford) prevents Velvet tLori Martini from
riding King in horse show.
q FIVE STAR FEATURE.
Movie. 'obglng Young Lady" 1891.
A young girl involved in court fight
is sent to a mountain resort where COM
pIications arise over her parentage. Joan
Carroll, Edmond o'Bren.
0 THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW.
Variety. l Hour. A rebroadcast featur-
ing circus greats. There are more than
30 acts-taped and filmed in Paris, Mos
Evening star., 1960-08-14

through the door. The Demo-
cratic nominee eyed the pas
toral scene. peered at Senator
Scott and ambled out again.
The SEN a tie floor often
sounds like the Bureau of Miss
ing Persons these days. People
are always inquiring for absent
ones.
Yesterdays most interesting
colloquy, however, pertained to
a nominee who is remaining at
his post. For the first time, the
name of the Republican vice
presidential nominee, United
Nations Ambassador Henry
Cabot Lodge, was brought into
the discussion. He was ques-
toned, not for being of the
job. but for being on it.
Senator Fulbright, Democrat
of Arkansas, said he thought it
was inappropriate" for Am
bassador Lodge to stay on at the
U.N. since the campaign has
already begun.
II would hope Mr.. Lodge
could see his way clear to sub
NIT his resignation in the very
near future" said Senator Full
bright.
He pointed out that former
Senator Austin of Vermont, a
Republican, had been in Mr..
Lodges job during a Demo-
cratic administration and that
if the administration was look
ing for a replacement for Mr..
Lodge. Adlai Stevenson was
available.
Senator Aiken. Republican of
Vermont. suggested that Sen
ator Fulbright wouldn't want to
hurt the feelings of Representa-
tive Bowles, Democrat Of Con-
necticut. by appointing Mr..
Stevenson.
Senator Fulbright said he
was just naming Mr.. Steven
Evening star., 1960-08-14
Quick Flight
Puts Kennedy
With Family

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 13
(AP) Senator Kennedy, Dem
ocratic presidential nominee,
flew here unannounced tonight
to Join his wife and daughter
at the home of his mother-in-
law.
Senator Kennedy left Wash
ington late in the day after an
all-day Senate session on his
$1.25 minimum wage pronoc"'
He left the chamber at tho
close Of the days proceedings
and went directly to the air
port, his Office said.
On hand to meet Senator
Kennedy were his wife, Jacque-
line, and daughter, Caroline.
212. The trio went immedi-
ately to Hammersmith farm,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Auchincloss.
Aides said Senator Kennedy
flew to Newport in a private
plane, but that it was not his
own plane.
Airport sources said the Sen
ator told them he plans to
leave here at 10 am. tomorrow.
Senator Kennedy has a
speech scheduled at Hyde Park,
N. Y, tomorrow at a meeting of
older citizens gathered to OBJ
serve the 25th anniversary OF
the Social Security System.