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The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
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TIE TENDENCY TO CRITICIZE eon6ern ervsnxr.
Cd lsbc~ IS vnders.sndah,e hyf resre+sshse lsbsr Is
controversial force causes intensely enetsnss re
spsass Most people react qCieky o< against vnsss
is hard 10 be unbiased
$ easy 70 ur5ersssnd why shis is IN o,e vsy o.
snssssr. q ene e snoher. vnis1s whirh repwesef
nj sny she eeoooie sspirssionx 81 -e~kers b .s>.
49, er Petf'esi ard social ssprssic-s ec~e i-ss cs
pss'n and eon'ef ~i'h Business s-d i,sssry govern
Es"s pefes parties esic orsznizsss>ns ehsrbers ef
ossree. medical sssseison hsnks inssrs-c. csr-os.
is ershe. Even hesse-ves fe<s Ae prrsssrss - hsr
prices sss bisne -sree6y- vniorx
After ne ~ccieslsn eoritsee rsvessonx ne urased
scsnsss~sd ksu cssuzun Ten,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
ALL SIZES EXCEPT ss.AlL

csnsrszs-nzf s-.esssssters inss ps<xss,s ssrn~d
.e--s.z saGss r,eheS make t.e-
- .>as --<a -ns. tnsy &C. 6exes -ych s
- e-->e-.s lsse sssr-. snd supe~ bu.
srez- -e=-.s c--.s-4s r-I--~6 SIAN
r-us-s 5@.ee-.s s9<,ces 81, 5uss,ess s,d i,t.risi
--s--s-s ,-ssss sssss 81 DOC oooo 90 eseh year
suss-@ss-@- a-e ---e c-ncs-,ed w-h e.Ases sessy
--s- ever --c rss-s scc
E-si,<zs s--ses gsee = he sysie<t neSe6y .sAked
ss.~. sad w7IEs- Rve<r 7 Ark re ss5es been
--nx -ogAS - .e~rSsse t-i-s ne sal II re
= Re. sesssa i--es-e-sse susiress-en 70
s-s>--oe -e r-e5e = essi-ess ~@seh hss
bee- 5-r. $ psirs-skinsh.-
crsuscH-oelEsrED APPROACH
Tne~e e-her sis-s 6 srspins fs~ hser business
e<si-x = 03Q
TIE Ns-ssaai csvoel % Churches. ss~ instance hed
s-udy cc~se~ece g chcreh Ee PTfts-
rssinese- etzye- ard e-he- .es5ers discussed sveh
s-eses sne irsc- g 'seh--osy re fsry ard
-i. s.e eensse~'s ress ard responsibility Chris
'ss1- ard nooepeEs.Se e>enonis Pc-er.
Hc- does - sbcss srctyire sfe Ten cc-rsnd-
re--s &C 6sity business sssrs7
TIE Ee IN se-,eshirs beyond codes
reselSsSeos. fear cf she law.
TIE sirpies. s.er appears be ire effective 20
ses hssnessen ooeri tisrssis me ethical esnefs ma.
ines<spabfy eorfrcnf fher within their corpsnes 20
ard 6c.n hs Enes Of svsory ard between firms
dYssriex
The ferrpenf IS ire fhine Les+ 70 himself an eeisl
ssesiy take the sly selfish path In she cpen in vH
view ef his fellows, the good Of generally decent
ffseE.
THIS Of useful sefexsrsinssio is rs~ r,vr ro~.
s<tve man before he Reckoning sv66enry hit He
electrical n5yssry.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
Morality: 4

lze&sEz SENSE Or ETHICS
cv~~ e se<sSex f-e ed Ssc-1re @ ne bsss,esszs1
ne --he<r hsror ne ss- cs- fre Wal s-ree< se SIX
hs>>er 7reAss .Ss> rs socs -Ae Ascx g re peor
hsd rs-hsy ss5ez eese~e~s s.dz, ssree re
Fre~s9s hzs ees-soped htsr g esAcs
s-s psAS< rsspersEy rz- rs es~-ss-rs--s 6 ss-e~
years
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rx --sss a. srss &c enforce me eooe 2. s'"'es'
49,. s,-,- r-.as ~s-s corrected through sn ArIO ... %
-~x - r-.-1 -rsr-sez- Fer she past year |" = ",.
ms s~~- ssrs ~r8>rr- .ns rvses oesPns ~, ~.
- --.rx : - ss---ssns deterrent to ssSsvs prss-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

So cs1.--2s A<c PARENTS - DESSEAs7E-y
EEDEc cs-7Es-1AS s-Es<cE s2Rt1lr sc--oc-
.~- ---=-- - COOS c-<E axc cNls s.-~s
--NsS- s.-IN=7EE c--4c- --EsIsEUTtcS
-s c-sss- sczE~-rs- - FREE 60 EaaNassr.Ec
--oRSE A~c sJcsy ac..-EsE sas-css
CO T-E lEs-s
EEc-Eo 5yEas sEarEss - sAN Aso
wso~.s USUALLY s---- 49, Mex - x %
- sEsss7s .s- EEc--a7 ATTENDANTS
--s -r.rss-. .---osEzEo A<o PsE>Asso
c-zs-las scE~cE 5zslE LEssce<sfancA
--s~ c-.S- = sT-s- S-5gEcTs TWICE YEAR
-r~- --E - BOOKS o. TIE KNe
.I~Es -a--Es-As- ss-s 1TTA coeaElATvE
-.ss.-ss -=-~ COOS ore ASc CAY
~=s-s- 1s<-E=-EcE sElE PASTOR TssE
-=s - = =e-s TEXTBOOK SCHscE
~ 49, Af-- s-E@ 70 TrsE ScRLs-T4RE-s-
-c-.-E- :, =.--Es soN And scly
e-os- - o-7 sc-s=a7As-E racesETEss. REvE-
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--s-- m-N-=- % rEAvEN'
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- S--N -N-=- 90 -EE-s
c--n~=- 49, -@=lvE STARS Nr-cSE
SLs 60 a-- ---= 49, NATIONS WITH
&c = 1-s
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S-s--s - 4sc4AN LF3Eaa-ca
g 55-Ss --s--- -.-@sN lEAcEes MASSES -
--=s- ---s -. 91LL EVENTUALLY
7--s - - -Ns 49, -EceLEs - weEsATvEly
sss----E-s -sl--y mT-1 oNgNE
g =s-s - ---- --cS- 7Esc--E~e ALL
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
THE TWO WEATHERS.

Droughts, Hurricanes, Floods:
oEvRs ADAM-EW LORD GODS T! (ceu. III.
efe.l EXCESS RAIN. HEAT. COLD OF SATAN
sUUhD: EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRPPtEs
WHlIeWAsH CUREs! MYTHS!
THE UNIVERSE IS lo0s or THOUGHT
6od Christ Sdentist-THE REAL.
TN ATMOSPHERE or LOVE DIVINE WE IW
-s1 BREATHE AND HAVE OUR BEING
- SrfSlsTiIN ScIsN-E fsywk
1SNssN IT -sNc WITHIN YOU, sxr,u
S+ss REALITY o. GODS HEaysN Ann rrreSs,
- y. sIxT-s' DEATr-s. SIN MATTER HELL AND
.-.lS taT-Es TssE D=s1L - GIGANTIC AnAmrvr
rSAoOs Mf-Tl.-sl ee.>zs la. uAn
80 MAGE - DIVINE II. Goes u.lE Avn rr...,
sE -ss~ - rsx cA+1oL-ESs JESUS AND eReAT.
=. sAkER EDoss WORE THAN 20 YEARS
-. AND Gco SAM EVERY Trus. rus- ,s
..rs ONE REAL PARENT cREATos - ..os,n.rs e
AZ, s.'.s' ot-s-ss CHRIST JEsusn HAD MADE
~"0' BEHOLD. " WAS Elsl VERY COOP
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

sE-s<ESc9Y. NEVER Any COLLECTIONS
LIFE MORE AsupGDAbTlY~
Evening star., 1963-05-19

pAV-0.NITER, q dseora.
for covered soto by day,
q single sleeper COX
by night ---- ~bO
Evening star., 1963-05-19

2Pc. SOFA BED SUITE.
Friszs cover, foam evsh.
ions, opens 10 efM
sleep two ----- WV
Evening star., 1963-05-19

3-Pc. MAPLE SOFA BED
SUITE. kins-siIs SOTO bed
choir and com &6M0
ponion rocker - SuVV
Evening star., 1963-05-19

FOLDING COTS, feom
mattress. limit one Efa
10 q customer 49, Wv
Evening star., 1963-05-19

SOFA BEo. Modern Donish
style, foom EH0
cushions - - WV
Evening star., 1963-05-19

SLEEP SOFAS, foam evsh-
ions. opens 10 sleep 2 on
sspoFois inner G1A9
spring moitrsss WV
Evening star., 1963-05-19

SEAlY OR SIMMONS Ex-
IRA HEAVY DUTY MAI
RESSES OR BOx SPRING.
Twin or fvll sire. Wonder.
..I .a,t 'oIO" $39,9S
Evening star., 1963-05-19

oIBSoN us GU. Vt.
CHEST FREEZER, 6l3.lb.
sopoeiiy, los ID. fosi-
frssIe compartment. z re-
movobls Storage N1A0
boskeis ... -. Viva
Evening star., 1963-05-19

MATTRESSES oR BoX
SPRINGS. clsoFones Of
SSoly. Serio ond Simmons.
twin or "a M9
full sire = each &0u0O
Evening star., 1963-05-19
STEREO LIP RECORDS

Complete Siseeo Fidelity iSemensil caielos-
including oil the greet. "lol Strings" releases.
Also includes top country end western hit LPs
plus The sensational SisTeo best ~@
seller "Bossa Nova." A. this yn. M
belisvobs low price. QUEENS
CHAPEL ONLY. y eo.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04

WANTED--Business Partner, Part
or Full Time Tractor and EQUIP
ment Business. NAVAJO SALES
co. Box 352 Window Rock.
HELP WANTED: Full or part
time dealer wanted to supply users
OF Fuller Brush Products on res
ervation. For more information
write Joe Queen, Box 1885, Globe,
Arizona.
Opportunity for college student
Navajo speaking office secretary,
good typist, some bookkeeping de-
sirable, with social service agency
working closely with the Navajo
Tribe. Summer only.
BABY SlTTERS-FEMALE: Win
dow Rock Area. For Salary, work
ing hours and conditions inquire
at the Employment G Personnel
office. Window Rock, Arizona.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
2. AmmOUnce emlemfs

CARRIER BOYS wanted for NAY
AJO TIMES, all reservation COM
munities. Any boy interested
please contact the Navajo Times
office, Window Rock.
FREE TICKETS
to the Civic Center Theater if
your name appears within the
Navajo Times. If you see your
name on a page. bring the page
to the box offices, and it will
be honored as one Free Admis-
sion! If you spot the name of a
friend, give him a call. Movies
and classified ads are better than
ever.
The names are James E.
Thompson and Samuel P. Dixon.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
5. Help W anted

WANTED: Advertising Solicitor.
Minimum Of S years experience in
newspaper display and classified
advertising sales. Thoroughly fa-
miliar with advertising lay out and
copywriting. Must have proven ad-
vertising sales production record.
knowledge of display advertising
and classified advertising billing
and bookkeeping procedures desir-
able. Apply Personnel Office, Nav
ajo Tribe, Window Rock, Arizona.
DISTRICT SUPERVISORS to set up
dealer 6 carrier service in Flag
staff, Holbrook. Winslow and Tuba
City areas. Adult. Work one day a
week. Car required. Contact
Navajo Times office, Window Rock.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
J. General Services

BY THE WEEK and the month,
complete bookkeeping and tax
service statements for your busi-
ness. Write Sequoyah Company,
Dept. 17E-P.O. Box 1864, Phila-
delphia S, Pennsylvania.
NEW AND USED TRACTORS
AND EQUIPMENT
MOBILE HOMES
AND TRAILERS
NAVAJO TRACTOR SALES
Is NOW LOCATED IN
WINDOW ROCK, ARIZ.
NOW IN SHIPROCK-Ned's TV,
Rodio g. Appliance Services Reoson
obly priced. Novoio eleetsonie te h.
niei@s. loeoted Eneo Station.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
NAVAJO TIMES
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENTS

/. Special Notices
2. Announcements
3. Personals
4. Schools Training
S. Help Wanted
6. Situations Wanted
7. Bus. Opportunities
8. General Services
9. Stock-Pets-B Birds
10. Fruits Produce
ii. Household Goods
IL. Swap-Sell- Trade
13. Want to Buy-Misc.
II. Miscel. for Sale
is. Apts-Rooms-Furn.
Is. Apartment -Unfur.
II. Houses, Rent Furn.
18. Houses Rent, Unfurn.
19. Houses for Sale
20. -Banks-Inves.
21. Farms. Acre, Sell
~. Lots for Sale
%. Real Estate Sell
"a. Office Whse-Rent
IS. Wanted to Rent
26. Trailer Space-Rent
~. TrailerS for Rent
28. Trailers for Sale
2o. Trcrs. Imp. Mach.
80. Used Cars
81. Trucks
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
qualify bearings

Topered roller beorines on front
wheels hove high resistance to loods
and side thrust. for extended beor-
ing life. lower maintenance cost.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
extru roudobiIity

II you've been ossvming thot al
lioht-dvty trucks Of oboUt the some
size end copoeity ride and hondl<
oboUt HE some, Try q CMC will
eoil-spring Independent front svs'
pension. Eoch front wheel cushion.
bumps ond dips with an cosy
notvvol action becovse 10 doesN't
have to "hght" The other whee
through an inaexibIe l-beom oxle
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
extro Iood-control

Superior lood cvshioning end firm
positive lood control Gre desiqnee
into CMC's proeressive-type, leof
spring reor suspension. Cd Two-sfog'
springs odivst automatically to Iigh
or heavy load. O Inverted rubber
bUshed rear slsuckles lower the cente
Of erovity and increase direetiono
stobility. @ Reor axle is movntee
oheod Of center on springs to pre-
vent reor end "sqvot" during ropic
ucceIerotion. Long shock obsorb
ers. mounted beneath the oxle
provide an extro-eosy ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-04

OxON HILL = New "a bedrms +,
family rm., FLA, move right in
]. c. MURRAY RLTY., CHI. $500
DIXON HILL-3-bedrm. rambler. ra-
diant heat, fenced. Choice terms
6OUTHLAWN REALTY 24S-5ie2
DIXON HILL = 3-bedrm. rambler
with sep. rec. rm., cow. neigh
borhood, fenced yard. No down
VA, appraised S15.25O FHA.
Miller Real Estate Corp.
10. 10000, 10. 7-O440. CHI. s-5O5O
OxON HILL, 1925 Tucker I'd. -
l-yr.-old brick rambler, 3 bedrms.
liv. rm., dining area, kitchen. / Y
baths. full bsmt., S16,7b0, 5000
down. DE. 2-245S, VIII 6-S2b7.
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm. rambler
with liv. .rm.. din. area. kit; sl96
incl. settlement
KENTLAND-3 bedrms., Groom
Colonial wIfenced lot. Easy FHA
or VA terms,
PALMER PARK - 3-bedrm. ram
bier wLbsmt.: total price, $4,000;
may rent wIoption,
PALMER PAKK--3-bedrm BELIEVED,
only sos incl. settlement, STA
coLiEoE PARK - 2-year-old a.
bedrm. rancher wyree. rm, As
sumo loan W/S2 900 down.
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-1R 500
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rALMEh PAhk
S195 InclS SettlanenI
STAT PLEASANT AREA
S295 Incls. Settlemen

S295 InclS. Settlement
Completely redec. 5-rm. Diet. ram
OWNER, DI. 7-4445, MA. 2-1l54
SEAT PLEASANT, $3.50 down.
s ssai n & Sap sM rHa IN sc O ss5o5 5s2
sOUTHLAWN = Inmac. 3-bedrm.
ramb.. immed. poss TO qualified
purchaser. OF or FLA terms, low
JOE JACOBS REALTY. RE. $4,000
sUITLAND - Custom built ALL
brick rambler, horseshoe driveway.
corner fenced lot, 3 bedrooms, ] y
baths, large, modern kitchen, liv-
ing room with w.-to-w. carpet.
stone fireplace, extra t. large rec:
Soab Nn hs ss9ne aE TaT Dsto sS
double barbecue pit, new washer
and dryer included. FHA, $4,000.
81 800 down. RE. 6-3O5S.
TAKOMA PARK-Well-m aintaintd
brick Colonial that affords lovely
view Of park. 3 bedrooms, sep
arate dining room. side screened
porch, End floor sun deck. Full
basement, gas heat. FHA applied
INC, REALTORS. He. $4,000.
UNIVERSITY HILLs-3-be drm. brk.
RAM bier. Rec. room. disp.,. dish
washer, storm Windows, fenced
$4,000. closed sat. 5s7-0700.
VETS, NO DOWN PAYMENT, no
settlement charges on these like
new cost. ramblefs. Eat-in kitch-
ems with buiit-ins, 3 bedrms., rec.
type bsmt.. LARGE. level lots. Fast
POSSESSION. easy FHA terms also
availsble. Call I'll q pm. WA.
1.300o, ROBERT s. DAVIS a
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DOWNTOWN

Convenient first-floor location. for
office occupancy compatible with
insurance. 1900 "a. n. includes
private office and vault. Reason
able rent includes air condition.
Ing. light, heat, and basic janitoT
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-04
v HYATTs..a-bedrm.. I'm "a.

flfepi'. h'.w.h', bsmt.' $50 down
FLA. BRILEY. uN 4-ii74.
WEST EVANSVILLE = Assume
hlgh OF loan. or buy $500 On.
FHA on this immac. brick home.
Liv. ,rm., sep. din. rm.. Ice, kit,
povd, rm. on LIST FIR. 2 bpdrms..
and bath 10 plus professionally
~; rec. I'm. sl9'sooO. ,csll MIS-
c eoiSIIi ' AND CO. 81, JAMES C.
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wOODLAwN-&Just off Bait.
pkwy. Inviting and immAcu-
late 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with full hsmt. and CUSTOM
built paneled rec. rm. and
pll-elee. oE KIT, Exceptional
buy at S14,D50 with no
cash dn. 10 vets or $500
cash 10 non vets.
r n uTfIWy Il n
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REALTORS AiLhAf q AZ p 7.7qoO

WOODLAND = Brick 3-bedrm
rambler with equip. kit. desirable
h..w,h. ia baths and fenced
yard. conv. 10 new shop. center
and Wash. BALTIC pkwy OF OF
FHA, Only Sis.b00. Call WA. Z.
68i7 III 0 pm.
HOMEOWNER REALTY
WOODROW WILSON FRIDGE
AREA-3-bedrm split-leyel, md
ern kitchen. separate dining rm,
si7O00. Assume loan,
HARTMAN RLTY., Realtors
Lu. 4-340O Ewes. Lu. i-ilO2
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, ND.
PROPERTY MGT RENT.sALEs
t LOANS OR QUICK Cash
DfCkEY'e tNVESrMTB. AP, 7-h0S0
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-04

ARL. My OWNER. 4-bedrm., 2.
bath brick Colonial, garaRe. rec
rm., screened porch. convenient
location. Excellent financing. Lov
00g XII g.oRI0
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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Clear and cold to-
night. low about 80 in the city and IS in
suburbs. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow,
high around so. High today. a. ct II an;
high around so. High today, As, at 2 pm;
Full Repent o. Psss 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

n-law the Attorney General at O'Clock in the evening
She looked intently into every face she in that
throng She walked down Capitol Hill and stopped to
talk to group of nuns.
The crowd was, as matter of fact, rewarding her
heroism with a heroism of its own They waited hour
after hour in the cold evening They complained only
when nteroperS crossed the many intersections between
them and the Rotunda
The line stretched for many blocks and remained
long after the rudest calculation proved there was no
hope of entry They waited with good humor and
camaraderie Seven blocks from the Capitol dome
stood young man with guitar. One OF the seven
children of man in his neighborhood carried the
guitar case.
Once reminded that the Presidents favorte song
had been Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home,
they sang it through. Then they did Swing Low,
Sweet Chariot"
A young mother coping with 5-year old twin boys,
said she would wait all night to go in.
A bespectaced Negro said simply Its the last,
least thing could do for him"
woman who had just had foot operation, stood
clutching tree on the sidewalk Il hope can make
it." she gasped, 81 wouldn't do this for anyone but
President Kennedy"
There were students from Syracuse couple from
New York. a boy from Toronto, and everywhere the
crowd was punctuated with the black and white habits
of sisters out long after their bedtime, poignany
monsignors were always Republicans sisters in
evitably Democratic.
Inside four young sailors performed last act that
was perfectly in the Kennedy style One by one they
halted before the exact center of the caSket squared
their white caps and executed their best SaeS for their
fallen Commander in Chief.
1t is Just what this young woman, hitherto cele-
brated for her beauty and elegance has been doing in
her own way in these black days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
BY MARY McGRORY
star staff Writer

Only one person has managed to pierce the black
pail of horror and unhealthy that has grpped the Nation
since last Friday.
1t is Jacqueline Kennedy, the Presidents widow.
Mrs. Kennedy has borne herself with the valor OF
a queen in Greek tragedy.
Shock alone might have explained her dry-eyed
composure. But Mrs. Kennedy has moved with more
than the mechanical compliance that sometimes over
takes people in appalling circumstances.
Everything she has done seems to be conscious
effort give to his death the grandeur that the savagey
in Dallas was calculated to rob it Of
It has been as though she were trying to show the
world that courtesy and courage did not die in Dallas
last Friday nor the tradition that personfed by
her husband, struck down in brutal irreevance.
She agreed to his burial in Arlington National
Cemetery rather than in Boston, that he would belong
to the Nation and would not in the end have the
stamp of local tragedy
She has overwhelmed White House aides with her
metieulous attention to the melancholy arrangements
that have had to be made. She designed herself the
memorial cards for his requiem mass, She suggested
that she should receive the foreign digntareS who
had come from far away to pay him last honor.
From the moment she arrived back IN Washington,
erect and composed wearing the bloodStained clothes
of the infamous day in Dallas she has impaired mean
ing and order to the chaos around her.
She has not wanted anything to be lost on the world
She brought her two children to the Capitol yeSter
day.
If she wanted them to see, however imperfecty,
what their father meant, she also dramatized to the
world and the evil people in it that young father
had been slain well as President.
1t was, with the irony that has marked this entire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

The 24-year-old suspects
eyes widened as the squat fig
ure Of a man later identified by
police as Jack Leon Ruby, So,
darted out of the line of re-
porters and police.
Ruby darted the 10 feet be-
tween himself and Oswald in a
second or two and pressed his
body close against the prisoner.
The single shot Ruby fired
sounded like an exploding
flashbulb or a cheap firecrack-
er. There was no flash or
smoke from the .38-caliber
Smith & Wesson gun Ruby
fired.
The shot was muffled be-
cause the muzzle Of the pistol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
EVEN THE BLIND
GO PAST BIER,
WITH GUIDES

Even the blind came to
view President Kennedy's
casket in the Capitol Ro-
tunda.
For the trickle Of sight
less visitors, the police in
attendance devised a spe-
cial technique, a hand on
the arm and a soft voice
description of the casket
and its guards.
The blind visitors were
given a chance to pause
momentarily when they
we're abreast the casket
of the President and then
gently guided out of the
Rotunda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
OswaIds Fatal Shooting Seals Lips
Of Key Figure in Presidents Killing

apparently was showed hard
against the slender suspects
abdomen and the sound was
further distorted by the cav
ernouS expanses Of the police
headquarters garage.
I saw OSwald's face grimace
with pain and his hands clutch
his mid-section. Then he dou-
bled over as if someone had
punched him hard in the solar
plexus and the figure of Ruby
seemed to topple over on top
of the young man charged with
asSasSinating the President two
days before.
The next few seconds were
a kaleidoscope Of tangled
bodies, wild shouts and rush.
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OTHER STORIES

Jock Ruby Foees Trial in Shooting Of
oswold. Pose Az
DoIIos District Attorney Releases o.
void Evidence. Poee A-3
Widow Of DoIIos Policeman Mourns
Her Husbond. Poee A-3
Kennedy Family Masks Heortbreok
With Dignity. Poee "A
Presidents. Premiers and Royalty Here
for Services. Pose AS
500 Gother in Moscow for Memorial
Service. Poee c-6
Churches Throughout World Hold
Memorial Services. Pose c-6
Photographs Of Yesterdays cersmo-
MES. Puee AT
Wounded Gov. Connolly Wolks in
Hospitol. Poee AZ
Texts Of EuIosies by Senator Mons
Field. Speaker Mccormack, Chief
Justice Wonen. Pose A-l0
Low Requiem Moss Celebrated for
Lote President. Poqe A-l0
Memorial Services Held Across No
tiOn. Pose A-lo
Silent Thrones View Procession to
Capitol. Poqe 81
Thousands Visit Rotundo to View
Cosket. Pose B-l
.Threots Against Dienitories Add to
Tensions. Pose B-l
Special Forces Participate in Honor
Guord. Puse B-5
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ing men in the widest scene
any reporter is ever likely to
witness.
Homicide Squad Detective
Jim Leavelle, who was hand
cuffed to Oswald as they stood
at the garage entrance where
the fatal shot was fired, was
knocked off his feet by the
violence of the onrush.
Detectives Swarmed over the
fallen body of Oswald and his
assailant. There were muffled
cries from the heap of hu-
manity struggling on the con-
crete floor of the garage.
Some policemen stood trans
fixed. Others tried dazedly to
See EYEWITNESS, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
BY JERRY O'LEARY, Jr.
Star staff Writer

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 25.-I
stood 10 feet from the man
acled, defiant figure Of Lee
Harvey Oswald and watched
unbelieving as a heavyweight
night club operator shot down
the accused assassin Of Presi-
dent John F. Kennedy.
This second act of madness,
coming less than 48 hours after
the first, took place at 11:20
am. (CST) yesterday in the
basement of Dallas police head
quarters with 100 policemen,
scores of reporters and a ma
tional television audience Of
millions looking on in horror.
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KENNEDY'S SON
GETS A FLAG
FOR MY DADDY

John F. Kennedy, jr.,
8 years old today, has a
tiny flag "for my Daddy"
He asked for it in
Speaker McCormack'S
office where he stayed
during most of the cere-
mony when the body Of his
father was placed in the
Capitol Rotunda yesterday.
John was attracted to a
desk set of several small
American flags. When
Martin Sweig, Mr.. McCor-
mack's legislative assist
ant, gave him one, John
asked whether he could
have flags'also for Caroline
and "for my Daddy, too"