THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBEJULY 15, 1945 Twenty-Four MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN Auctions Horses, Carriages Auctions Horses, Carriages I DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES FITZGERALD In Roxbury. July 14. AGIGLIA In Dorchester. July 13. IMS.
11 riWAlTO- Ifarrv C. helnveri husband of Delia 119 Planes Bring Back 2066 Vets to Connecticut Airfield WINDSOR LOCKS, July 14 men, including the following New njigiand men: One hundred nineteen planes ar MaJ Clifton Frye. 298 Manning; st. Needham. Mass.
M. iComiIIo. F'unernI from hi residence. 13 Iyland Tuesday rmitniMK at 8. Solemn Requiem Hixh Mass in St.
Paul's Church at 9. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. FLAVIN In Norwood. July 13. Ellen beloved daughter of the late Jeremiah and Johannah fFitzpatrick I Flavin.
F'uneral from her late residence. 11 Allen road. Monday. July 16. at 9 a.m.
Solemn HiKh Mass of Requiem at St. Catherine's Church at 10 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. FLEMING In Everett.
July 14. Ellen C. (Sullivan. Fleming, beloved wife of the late William E. Fleming, formerly of Prospect Charlestown.
Funeral from the residence of her dauchter. rived at Bradley Field yesterday with 634 officers and 14I12 enlisted Rial Robert F. Long, 221 Castle road. ARTHUR A. MAGURN AUCTIONEER SALES MANAGER Concord, Mass.
Tel. CONcord 1033 Clearance Sale by Public Auction of the contents of a Carpenter's Shop and Lunch Room, formerly the property of the late Edward W. Rand (Rand's Place), off Davis Road, Bedford, Friday, July 20, 1915 at 10:30 a. m. Sale consists In part: Rip Saw and Band Saw Table, Saws, Post Drill, Shafting and Belting, Lathe, Machine Saw Filer.
Grindstone, several sets of Blocks and Falls, all kinds of Hand Tools, 4 Lawn Mowers, Benches and Cabinets just full of stuff. Also Player Piano. Sofa, Sewing Machine. Phonograph, small Roll Top Desk, 8 or 8 Stoves, Old Lamps, Old Clocks, Chairs. Tables.
Dishes, Vases. Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery and Hundreds of other articles. Everything must go and must be moved day of sale or the following day. Terms are Cash. Caterer at Sale.
P.S. Davis Road Is off Rte. 62 between Concord and Bedford. Look for Auction Arrows. ti nre Montana, unerj.1 lrom iriOc.
147 Neponaet on T.aar. Ju 16. at a.m. Solemn Mi-'l at Si. Aun 1 nutcn.
Nfr.wl at 0 o'clock. Relatives ar.3 ir-sa- respectfully invited to Of Somervine. July 13. Agnes rf Catr.bert C. Bsshop of t3 t.
Services at the Funeral of David Fudge it Son, Tuesday at 1 p. m. caU Sunday and Mmday ((n 4-lo T. m. Lte secretary tit Division.
J. 230. to K. C. ELI FT In July 13.
Amy wife rj Hor-ce H. fchti of 171 Center formerly of Hingham. in her jear. Funeral services at the Fee Fr.eral Home. 15 Webster SocIar.cJ.
Monday at 1 p. m. Inlcr-Ciect in Coitorooit Cemetery. Whitman. TO EMPLOYED MEN AND WOMEN Ofou Acme, QnLj, ruanant, mass.
Capt Arthur J. McBay, 44 Cotting st. Medford. Mass. First Lt Leonard M.
Jones. 63 Brook Wellesley, Mass. First Lt John H. Singleton, 37-A Bradley Somerville. Mass.
DEATH NOTICES CHANGE OF NOTICE First Lt Morton R. Smith, 69 Phillips In Woburn. July 12. Herbert Mrs. Herbert is pel, 12 Russell weanf-saay.
juiy la. at a a. m. soi awampscou, mass. Biagio J.
Murano, 80 Frankfort East Boston. Mass. Sgt Thomas J. Kilday, 220 Safford Wollaston. Mass emn Hmh Mass of Reauiem at St.
10 POST OFFICE SQUARE, Rn. 824. 100 Milk St. UBerty 5703. License 216 Catherine's Church.
Charlestown. at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited Robert F. Yuill, 39 Cary Lexing to attend.
Take Linden bus to Gled- hiil av. 333 WASHINGTON Room 407 CAPitoI 6960. License 83 PARK St). Bm. 1003, 31 St.
James Ave. HAN co*ck 200 145 TREMONT Rni. 603 7050. License 111 CAMBRIDGE, 631 MASS. Room 203 TROwbridge 7705.
lleetwe 159 LICENSED FOR LOANS OF S300 OH LESS FOLEY Frank 44. In Keen. N. ton, mass. Sgt Samuel I.
Abelow. 251 St. Paul Brookline. Mass. Sgt Herbert V.
Evans, 15 Morey road. oronrietor oi o. J. i-iowaro company, CORRECTION EOVSQUE Of Dedham. in Maxrton.
Carolina, 11. Pvt Hrnry L. i of tre V. S. Army Air Corps, ru--td of M.
tC'olumboi. ut.t:al from Hush Cannon Home, 437 on Sunday at 1:15. Funeral services in l-rv Church at 2 o'clock. Kela- funeral directors. Solemn Hish Mass nosnnaaie.
mass. Sgt Mario A. Micarelli. 629 Saratoga L. Lambert, husband of this late Catherine E.
Grattan, formerly of Somer-ville. Funeral Monday. July 16. at 9:15 a. m.
from B. A. and C. E. Tripp Memorial Home for Funerals.
14 Johnson with a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Charles Church, Woburn. at 10 a. m. Interment at Cambridge Cemetery.
Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. LEONARD Of 101 Franklin Arlington. July 13. Anne daughter of the late Patrick and Ellen (Cullinane) Leonard.
Funeral from the D. W. Grannan and Son Funeral Home. 378 Mass. Monday morning at 9.
High Mass of Requiem at St. Agnes' Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting; hours, 3 to 5 and of Kequirm St. Bernards Church, Keene.
Monday at 9 a. m. FORVTLLE In Roxbury. July 14. John.
E. Boston. Mass. Sgt Roland A. Morin, 10 Gibbon IIBLIC LOAfl CoRPORflTion xuariDoro, mass.
Sgt Louis Peter, 133 Hudson st Boston. Mass. r.d friends invited. I-ro burial beloved husband of Hattie J. Forville nee Jangrawl.
residence, 22 Wyoming st. Funeral service at the P. E. Mur Mais oa Monday at 8 Julv 14. R.iloh D.
Sgt John P. Robinson. 560 Fellsway ray uneral Home. 34 Roxbury st. 'Br formerly Of Malcen.
maiaen, mass. Sgt John Ruorlral. 1 A Paanrvnl Monday. July 16. at 2 p.
m. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Closing POULTRY, PIGEONS POULTRY, PIGEONS ana iriencs are inviiea 10 wi Jamaica Plain. Mass. nour ju p.
m. GALLAGHER In Lvnn. Julv 14. Martin uaniel Haughey. 243 Plymouth jr.tri! service tne m.
a uJn oc unera1 Home. Tuesaay at 2 p. m. Visiting husband of Margaret (Barry! Gal- tid Monday a to a lasner. 4 years.
Kelatives and friends roaa. newion nignianas. mass. Sgt Jack L. Keelcy, 4 Ocean Dorchester.
Mass. Sgt Paul Werner, 15 Lyon Dor- 7 to 10 P. m. Cheterosls 7 to 10. LYONS In Charlestown.
July 14 Mary Ellen (nee Lyons), widow of the late Michael J. Lyons. F'uneral from her late home. 5 Albion Tuesday at 8:15 a. m.
Solemn High Mass in St. Francis DeSales Church at 9 m. Relatives and friends invited. Harry R. Michelson FRESH COWS CLOSE SPRINGERS AND FAMILY COWS In all breeds.
2 cars of ton Minnesota Holsteins just arrived that have size, shape and Duality. 1 Hereford stock bull. 1 Durham stock bull, and a number of other stork bulls and heifers in all breeds. Yearling lambs and sheep. 2 fancy combination ride and drive horses.
2 pair of fancy work horses. I kid broke pony. We've sot about everrthinr In tbe livestock line that you want, at prices that can't be beat anywhere in New England. Choice Western Steers and Hereford Feeding Steers At Brighton Stock Yards. Come in and buy your needs, PINE GROVE FARM So.
nine-ham. Mass. Tel. Hineham O1.VI-O504 Stock Yards Tel. Stadium 2235 E.
iFi-nertyi Brown. Iieloved By J. C. KEITH At 136 Kenrick St, BRIGHTON DISTRICT BOSTON, MASS. Tel.
Algonquin 9874 ON JULY 18th AT 10 A. Ms 1 carload of saddle horses ponies due here Saturday. 2 carloads of Illinois horses due here Tuesday. No reasonable offer refused at private sale. Lots of led and trucked-in work, saddle horses ponies.
A lot of Army harness, collars, saddles and blankets, etc. H. W. STOCKMAN, Salesman invited to attend funeral at his late residence. 43 Magnolia Lynn.
Tuesday at 9 a. in. Solemn Requiem Hitih Mass in St. Pius Church at 10 a. m.
Interment at Joseph's Cemetery in Lynn. cnesicr. mass. Set Robert M. Wilkins.
14 Princeton Medford, Mass. Cnl Forrest H. Benson, 74 Bridge East Bridcpwaipr. Mass riLLOEUM ri.KAN BREEDERS McNAMARA In Cambridge, July 14. Julia (F'innigan) McNamara.
wife of GARNAZY North Weymouth. July 13. 1st Lt George B. Ballester, 44 Academy tmmediot hinmsnt A i nomas nu-rancl ot bii.aDetn uar-nay. age 5f.
Funeral services at his lale home. 26 Crescent road, on July 16. lit 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.
the late Timothy J. mciMamara. moiner of Mrs. Catherine Meaney, Mrs. Ella Dupont, Eugene and Jerry McNamara.
F'uneral from the residence. 465 Windsor Tuesday, at 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9:45 a.
ni. Relatives and friends invited. GILGUEN In North Cambridge. July 13, Chicks oi Blood tmsttd Flock Customers iw-erden prov th high quality of ur chicks, our islsction breed and ex. Chicks from excellent REDS, ROCKS, CROSSES.
SEX-LINKS Try famous Cheterosls Quality Chicks, a product of the latest scientific poultry breeding development by Hybridization. OLD HEN CHICK Some chicks from our popular matins of Old Hen Breeders are still available. SEX-LINK PULLET CHICKS Customers report superb performance from chicks of our matings. Write for specially desirned valuable poultry farm record calendar and folder to Box 65. Su5t jyl wincnesrer.
mass. 1st Lt John F. Burke. 27 Marion Dedham. Mass.
1st Lt Joseph S. Kingsbury, 49 Burroughs Jamaica Plain, Mass. 1st Lt Robert T. Smart. 3 Linden Bramtrce, Mass.
2nd Lt Joseph E. Clapp. Old Oaken Bucket road, Greenbush. Mass. 2d Lt Joseph J.
Markelionis, 321 4th South Boston. Mass. 2d Lt John J. Murphy, 55 Dartmouth Belmont, Mass. Ff Harold lAarrt 95 Ut MacWHIRTER In Norwood.
July- 13, aying riocKs tor layers or broilers. WHITE ROCKt BUFF ORPINGTONS Elizabeth of 154 Nahatan st. Funeral from the Gillooly Funeral Home, 126 Walpole Monday. July 16. at 8 a.
m. High Mass of Requiem at St. i fatherine's Church at 9 O'clock. Visit- cf the late Harry C. Brov and --r of Wiinam F.
Brown and Mary Funeral from her la'e 19 t-. Monday. Jiuy at 8 of H'-ouicm a- Church at 9 ana friends invu.d to TJ OWN In Lynn. July 13. 1045.
Louise heloved rf of John Br u-fl be Id from tne Funeral Home. 15. Maiie t.r.. on Monday at 8 a tn. Higu Ms Kecu cm at St.
Pius" Churcii at 8 ci2 Eial St. Mary a Relatives and friends hie kindly ir.vjted to auend. EUFXE-Lt the 13th. Jonn F. of Christina fMoiloy.
Burke from his, late resider.tre. 21 Cot'ase Tuesday. July. 1 1" th Mas of Retiuiem in St. atck nuA at o'clock.
and fritndt are invited CAREY In DortheMer V-'rniVrd st Nora Carey of 'e-a! ftm the Charles Dolan Home. 1 HO rrcheer Lowe- MiU. corV imj. formerly of woourn, Ihomas leloved husband of Julia Glenn Gil-guen of 171 Auburn st. Funeral from trie Thomas O'Hara Funeral Home.
2192 Mass. Monday. July 16, at 9:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass at the Blessed Sacrament Church at 10 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited. Late member of the International Brotherhood of Firemen's Local No. 3 of Boston. Providence, R. Journal and Wo burn Times papers please copy.
MINORCA ROCK-RED CROSS R. I. RED. BLACK GIANTS BARRED ROCKS WVANDOTTIS LEGHORNS N. H.
REDS ANCONAS ins hours from 2-to 9 p. m. Saturday and Sunday. WHITE GIANTS MAHONEY Pfe Dennis Mahoney. U.
NOTICE Don't drive a lame, sore or GLENNON In Brooklme, July 13. Ellen, S. killed in action on UKijiawa May 11. 1945, beloved son of John J. and Mary (Doherty.
Mahoney, ior-merly of Newton: brother of Mrs. Mary Unrl.l OA 11 irplm.r St P. i 1 1 fl ix iovfrt sister of Timothy Olennon and Mrs. Wmmfred Gatelv nee nurse, Keep nim souno, get a bottle of that famous Limber IJP Liniment. For sale by CHARLES Keith's Sale Stablca! Brighton, Muss.
DO IT NOW. $14.95 per 100 S. Out Skiftpina foinU IMMEDIATE DELIVERY O. D. PAY POSTMAN ON ARRIVAL WALDMERE CHICKS BOX COLLING8WOOD.
N. J. Solemn High Pro-Burial Mass Wednes uneral from the Coppenrath F'uneral Home. 1534 Tremont st. (opposite Mission Monday.
July 16. at 9:30 a. m. Solemn High Funeral Mass at Mission Church at a. m.
Relatives day, July lo. at 8 a. m. at me, of Our Lady. Newton.
Relatives and friends are most kindly Invited. MARfifiRAr In Roxbury. July 14. LORD FARMS AT METHUEN, MASS. Breeder of QualUu Chick Since 19JO Day old N.
H. R. I. Reds. W.
Leghorns and Cross Breeds. Available as early as July 19, and every Thursday throughout summer. LORD FARMS, 62 Forest St. Methuen, Mass. Tel.
2U205 and friends kindly invited. Visiting l.r: Jr.v.ted to attend. Lookout Stock Farm Home of Fine Saddle Horses 201 Iliehland Salem Tel. Salem 3560 Route 107 ATTENTION PLEASE! Auction July 18, 1 P. M.
SPECIAL SALE of spots, palominos, bucks tins, and solid color horses. We have too many horses orv hand. These horses will be positively sold to the highest bidder. Plenty of English and Western equipment. Sheets in all colors.
Hay wagon and one brougham. Iton't itf4n This Sate t'onmlinntentM Solicttrd C. J. Allen. Prop.
Georee Terrell, Sales Msr. Richard Murray, Auctioneer Everett. July 13. trie ZZZ of Mary MacPherson Carlson Funeral will tl r. vnl of J.
E. lfrndcr- Mr.nday noun, z-a p. v-iv p. m. GODDARD Suddenly.
In Boston. July 13. Henry Austin, aged 70 years, of Winchester and Manomet. beloved husband of the late Amy Hamlet God-dard. father of Mrs.
Craven H. Coulter of Clinton, Mrs. Kouldin G. Bur-hank of Winchester, and Richard P. of Wim-herter.
Services at the on liester tfnitarnn Church. Mulri corner Mystic Valley I'aikway, Monday. July 16, at p.m. GORMLEY In Everett. July INFORMATION WANTED r2 sTm.
Relative and fr.ed. C.nu runer-l rm la HORSE AUCTION 62 Gushing; Lowell, Matt. Tel. 28132 Thursday, July 19, at 1 P. M.
Will have for our weekly sale next Thursday, I expires loud of saddle horses and ponies from Des Moines, due Wednesday; 15 head of good second hand horses weiRhmg from 1400 to 1600 pounds. Also led-in and trucked-in horses, every one a commissioned horse and will be sold regardless of cost or value. You will find outstanding horses at this sale Thursday, July 19 at 1 p. rn. boro, Mass.
Sgt George Noris. 11 Culbert Mattapan, Mass. Sgt Edward W. Czechowski, 31 St. Margaret Dorchester, Mass.
Sgt Harland E. Duricee, Godale Peabody, Mass. Sgt Robert C. Green, 373 Reedsdale road. Milton, Mass.
Sgt Granville P. Lindley, 24 King Oak ter E. Weymouth. Mass. Sgt Dennis M.
McNulty. 19 King Dorchester. Mass. Sgt Gilbert L. Upham.
200 Newton Weston. Mass. SSit Keith Van Antwerp. 172 Auburn Cambridge. Mass.
Sgt Leonard N. Backer, 275 Beverly road. Brookline. Mass Sgt Joseph Danielewicz, White Oak Plainville. Sgt F'rcderick S.
DeLeo, 79 Lewis road. Belmont. Alasx, Sgt JohnW. Flaherty, 83 Dysart Quincy. Mass.
SKt Charles E. Sawler, 40 Maple Braintree. Muss. Set James C. Sefarian, 361 Western Cambridge.
Mass. Sgt Charles R. Whitten, 15 Everett Winchester, Mass. Pfc Walter F. Gustowskl.
1049 Chestnut Newton Upper Falls. Mass. Pfc Henry M. Walker, 34 Glenwood road, Somerville. Mass.
123 N. E. Nurses. With 60 From Graduate at Devens FORT DEVENS, July 14 One HiBn Ma-s at St. LIVE POULTRY WANTED Pay top market price for fowl, broiler and roasting chickens, better price for pullets; go anywhere.
Call or write IHEI8TER LIVE POULTRY CO. 602 Walk Hill Mattapan, Mast. BLU. 6128 DISTANCE MAKES NO DIFFERENCE Su5t jyl Live Poultry Wanted Will pay top market prioea for fowl, broilers, roaster, chickens; better prices for pullet. Call or MANNING LIVE POULTRY 29 Fessenden Mattapan, Mas.
Cunningham 2721 WILL CO ANYWHERE a n. Miemn at 9 a. m. H-latives Sarah (McMenimen). widow of Joseph Marggraf, residence 37 Calumet st.
Reposing at the Kirby Memorial. 1642 Commonwealth av. until Tuesday at 9 a. m. Requiem High Mass at the Mission Church.
Roxbury. at 9:45 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited to be present. Late member L. C.
B. A. Mission Branch. MATTHEWS Entered Into rest July 14, Sandra infant daughter of Edgar and Virginia Matthews. Services at the Solomon uneral Home, 420 Harvard Brooklme.
today at 2 p. m. Kindly omit flowers. MCCARTHY In Cambridge, by accident. July 13.
1945, Mary, age 5, beloved daughter of Leo and the late Frances (Glennon) McCarthy. Funeral from the home of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas J. Burns. 271 Concord Monday, at 2 p.
m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. McCUSKER In West Roxbury, July 13, Henry beloved husband of Mary A. (MrC'ourtl McCusker, formerly of East Jtoston. Funeral from his home, 12 leldun Monday at 8 a.
m. High Mass of Requiem at St. Theresa's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Lute member of Sinclair Post 250.
Court Leo. No. 5. M. C.
O. A friends are inv FOR SALE Light farm horse7BUR- ft r-r-i! AX In Salem. July 13. Fred J. citJtmanV husband of Na E.
jM rr ay of the late ltMJ. INFORMATION WANTED Regarding the whereabouts Of MRS. LOU MITCHELL or her heirs She formerly resided at 1080 Great 1'lain Netdham, Mass. Also want to locate MRS. EMMA L.
YOULDEN or her heirs She formerly resided at 23 Pleasant Cohasset, Mass. Valuable information for those interested. Address, Frank W. Allsn, Grstnvllls, Ms. SSu A.
I Cloutman. u- ij. Anna s. of J4 Laneaon st. Funeral services wiil be held at the Courtland Street Congregational Church.
Langdon Monday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. GOOD--In Boston. July 12.
John A. Good, husband of Alice (Balon), formerly of Hyde Park. Repo'ing at his late residence, 922 Montello Brockton, where services will be held Sunday afternoon at Relatives and fuendu invited to attend. Interment. Melrose Cemetery.
GOSS In Belmont. July 14, 1945. Jo-aei-h beloved husband of Cecelia (Moorei Gosk. and brother of John J. Gons of H.irii'ord and F'rancis T.
Goss of Hartford. Conn. F'uneral from wtmwn i. Houte -i, mu eric a 1 BAY pony gelding, 3 years old: 1 bay pony colt. 1 year old: 1 governess cart; harness, saddle and bridle.
1 double set of horse harnesses. 158 Forest North Sau-gus. entrance to Breakheart Reserva-tgriffLjrnnFellsway. SPORTING CaOODS and irirnui sum jyi "i-M i. d.
Friends may call atz r- will bm at St. iUrr i C'rntrr. beverly. mxix; residence. 16 Harding Tuesday at and iremen oners' union, wo.
3. Julv au 'nrii DIAMONDS, JIEWELRY CASH FOR 'DIAMONDS, 010 LUFTIG'S, 333 With. rm. 401; sit. 1880.
Sud31t jyl HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DIAMONDS. Jewelry, Old Gold and Si Her. Laf. 6950 BatikofT 333 Wash, Boom 512 dSu7t ivll at 9 Chnreht'll'? Jlii -h'8 MORTON In Norwell. July 14.
George cnurcn at 9 a.m. Relatives and irlendsi hushand of Delia A (Faanl Mor invned. Worcester. and Hartford formerly of Somerville7m his 88th papers please cony. Late member of L.
ui-fL- Private at his home. "T- kindly PULLETS Bis Husky Ranee Frown Healthr Breeder Pullets. Barred-White Rocks. Giants. Sussex.
IO weeks old. 2 to 3-pound weights. Early layers. Write today for prices. Faraway Farms, Silver Lake, Ind.
hundred and twenty-three New year. services Camhririue Council Nn 74. ed. :r.v fCCKETT-In i CIIA Rbury. July 12.
John Gray. "a wiaow of Cha.les H. Funeral from the residence of his Crkfv- a'the Harur brother. Edward, Gray. 121 Horadan DIA.
rings. England nurses, inculding 60 from Massachusetts, graduated today in the 48th class of the First Service Command Basic Training Center for cost $2300. 455, Globe. way. Aionoav.
Jlllv Ifi. at "ORSES, CARRIAGES Earl of Denver Chestnut 3 galterl combination elft ing, 15.2. your daughter, your ton, your wife or you can hack or show with perfect safety. Mountain Home. 35.3, chestnut walk-trot celding.
white markings, perfect family horse to ride or drive. these horses can win. saddles and bridles with them. 20 other acclimated nd and drive horses, young and sound. 5 00 from IS hands to 15 2.
Large lot of English and western saddles, bridles, etc. We have lot of western equipment such aa lariats, hobbles, single rein watering bridles, quirts, halters, conv and horse size. 2 four-wheel rubber-tired new pony buggies, new pons Meadowbrook rubber-tired cart, new pony and horse harness. Inspect these, you will find our prices very low We huy. sell arid exchange.
PAINE'S STOCK FARM. Franklln. Mass Tel. 433. J'" vT.
Jul 16. at 2 p. m. Stetson road. Norwell.
PADDOCK In Cambridge. July 13. Rev. Ernest Moorhead Paddock, rector of St. James' Episcopal Church.
North Cambridge, former assistant rector. St. John's Episcopal Church, Washington. D. and former rector of Emmanuel Church Pittsburgh: chaplain of the Cambridge Fire Department.
Survived by a sister, Mrs. S. Edward Young of White Plains, N. a daughter, Mrs. Robert Rex Seeber a granddaughter.
Laurian Seeber, and a Alexander Nurses. Rabbi Barnett Brickner of Cleve iV'CO In AHs'on. July P.v?qua' Ethel tMcNulty Amico. a-d fa ner of Jack and Mrs. Josephine JiJt K.rr.an st.
Funeral from land, Ohio, who as general chairman of Army and Navy reliEious activi i.e8a 'in Ma of Requiem at ZxlTot Virtonr Church lobelia jviackay-smith Paddock. Services at St ties toured the! battlefronts of Europe and the Pacific at the request of the late President Roosevelt, James' Fpiscopal Church, corner of 9 a. m. neiauc mu Massachusetts rtv. and Beech North Cambridge.
Sunday. July 15. at 2:30 ur.vi'ed. rrFRY In tharWown. Jujr was one of the principal speakers.
p. m. Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill Solemn High M.ifS of Requiem at 9:45 o'clock in the Mission Church.
Relatives and friends kindly invited to be present. GREEN In Arlington, the 13th. Mary Anna, wife of David V. Green of West Roxbury. FYiends invited to the funeral from residence, 29 Bates road Arlington, and to the Requiem Mass in St.
Agnes' Church. Arlington. Mon- day morning at 9 o'clock. Interment St. Joseph's, West Roxbury.
HAI.L1GAN In Winthrop, July 13, Nicholas, beloved husband of Bridget Halligan (nee Ouinanl. F'uneral from his late residence. 149 Mam Monday at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St.
John the Evangelist Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friend invited. HAMIT In Brookline. July 14 Asllan Hamit of 42 Barton Boston. Funeral services at the Arthur C.
Hasio-tis Funeral Home. 1654 Washington Boston, Monday. July 16, at 11 a. m. Relatives and friends are Lt Col Bertha M.
Grady, com bishop of Massachusetts, will officiate. iterment at Mt. Auburn. Washington mandant of the Center, presided and beloved ile rUt-r rvd mother of S.ter IJormda of iT joiph'. Cmivtnt, Everett I 'uneral Murphv Tutnbull FTincial -222 Bunker Hill O-r: Philadelphia, Pittsburg papers please led the graduates in the nurses' copy.
DlTTtCftW 1TCMAP pledge. The invocation was Eiven Lost in plane crash in the service of! by Chaplain William D. Bigert, and r'a'l 9o 'Jloc'ic in St Mary's CTitircb- the benediction by Chaplain Samuel N. Sherman. The distribution of diplomas was made by Lt William M.
Thornhill and Lt Vernon Cald his country in the Pacific area. July 8. Beloved son of Willis and Helen (Stock-well Pattison, 63 Kenwood Newton Center-POWERS In East Boston. July 13, Robert beloved husband of M. Louise (Elmore) Powers, residence 439 Meridian st.
Funeral from the Magrath Funeral Home. 66 Meridian Monday LORD'S CHICKS HATCHING every Tues. and Friday, New Hampshires. Rhode Islands. Barred Rocks.
Red Rock cross (sex linked) plus our extra specials for ckks and meat. White Americans, and our super-hybrids. Red American cross; book your order now; don't be shut out of your convenient chick-raising date. Call or wnto LOKD'S ClflCK FARM, 1260 Hmh-land HolliKton, phone 761. Know How to Raise Poultry For Profit Bead Northeastern Poultryman.
Every issue packed with helpful hints and practical suggestions. Latest articles on breeding, feeding and management. Subscribe now, 1 year, 65c; 2 years, $1.00. Northeastern Poultryman, Dept. 37H Boylston Boston 16.
Mass. Su5t jyl WINIKER REDS RESERVE yours now Bred from our own pullorum tested breeders, rapid growth and long livability; hatching weekly; Reds and sex-link crrss. WINIKER POULTRY FARM, Millis. Mass. Su4t jy8 100 Barred Rock Pullets STARTED laying: Holstein cow, giving 10 quarts, will calf in November: sell or will trade for pigs or goats.
BLUE HOG FARM, near Woburn linej Wilmington. SPECIAL SALE DAY-OLD PULLETS New Hampshires or R. R. I. Reds, available week of July 16.
Price 'IH per 100. REDBIRD FARM, Wrentham, Man. MAN'S RING, l4 kt. $150. 146, Globe office.
PRiV. party's dia. rings, cost $950; quick sale. 365. Globe.
PERFECT 1 kt, plat. dja. ring, must sell, S600. 412, Globe. WANTED Cameo or diamond earrings for pierced ears; no deal ers.
296, Globe office. $375 LAD. dia. eng. ling, blue white.
$185. JE 243 Globe. $275 PAIR dia. ear. studs, largo stones, sacr.
$135. $200 MAN'S dia. ring, unicuie style, 341. Globe office. Hotel, Restaurant Supplies MUST SELL SODA FOUNTAIN COMPLETE -with dishwasher, sinks, etc.
Make offer. NATIONAL SALES 2085 Mass. Cambridge; Tro. 1810. DISHWASHER.
PEELERS, fryers. mixers, ranges, ovens, thermotain-ers. immediate delivery. WALTER J. CORVINE.
85 Union Boston. Sud6t FOR SALE Electric fans, ice box. show case: booths S10. stools S3, scales $4. Call Han.
9396. STAINLESS STEEL sinks, sterilizers and beer cooler, replacements. LIBERTY SHEET METAL 69 Northampton Gar. 89R9. u5tJyl WANTED Electric vegetable cutter, bowl around also targe siza steam potato cooker.
170 So. Boston; tel. 1992. WANTED" 22 booths. HARVARD CAFETERIA.
1613 Mass. Cambridge: Eli. 9152. Antiques, Stamps, Coins American Saddle Bred Gelding Four years old. a beauty, perfectly trained: reg.
Morgan stallion, 14 months old, some training, one of the best in New England; leg. Morgan gelding. 26 months old, partly trained, wonderful disposition, a real pet. noon homi's rather than HIGH PRICES WILL BE THE FACTOR IN SALE OF THESE COLTS. No dealers.
Apply HILLTOP PADDOCK SO. MAIN STREET Route 125, Plaistow, N. H. Tel. Haverhill 496 ring 2 well of the Center staff.
The graduates included: Austin. Mariorie FL. 49 Walnut av. Far! HYNFS In Way-land. July 14.
Thomas jc. ifcarslicidl riynes. Funeral from r.cirt,-,r-o ri Braintree. Beardslev. Helen L.
32 Oakland av ti and frienas mnuu rrTiH-'i R'pok'iie. Julv 12. Marv J. 'e rf Drfr. cf 29 Harvard Fureral service private.
D-vpncs In Brooklme. July 13. George of the late Dumro5. father of -Us Durr.h os of 194 Washington Deo -am. Funeri.1 I'ora 'he Annur Has Funeral Home.
154 Wash-l-'i'on ft E''nn. M.mdfy. July 16. at 1 -i m. Funeral service ai the Ca--e-'ai of the Ar.nunciaticn.
corner of Tis-ker an-i Busies Boston, at 2 rnf Relatives and fr-cnas mvited. ht'TER-In this city. July 12. John J. D-er of 14 Lawrence it.
Funeral from "1 of John J. Connolly. 1409 ton st. Mondav. July Requiem Mass In the Cat he-era! of the riclv Cross at 9 octak and friends Invited.
Please r.r. 1 Aow-Ctk Sudbury road. Wavland. Tutcsday. July 1 at 8:15 a.
m. Soiemn High Mass of Arlington. Burke. Rita 48 Salem Reading. Chaoman.
Flsie 12 Diminrpv cf Watertown. Gaudette, Virginia, River Norwell. Griffin. Helen .1 IHfl llnhmn. Boston.
"AMERICAN duch*eSS' FOR SALE JTSEO GOVERNMENT PYRAMID TLNTS, size 16'xl6' have been repaired, no holes, price $25.00. Fly and Pole extra. S3. 00. LINEN WALL TENTS.
Grey Color, size 18'xl8'. without the 8 ft. high -walls, price $40.00. Extra for ridge pole and posts, $7.00. Has a val-lance all around bound red.
We can furnish new walls, 8 ft. high of O. D. color canvas or plain white price 10c so. all made ud and can be attached.
500 running feet 13" wide. thick. Very heavy Carpet Weave WHITE CANVAS, new, suitable for runners, price 30c ft. NEW WATERPROOF CANVAS COVERS, made up te any size, 10c sq. ft.
NEW BASKET WEAVE HEAVY NAVY HAMMOCKS can be attached to post or trees, price $6.00. XI WATERPROOF CANVAS COVERS, suitable for covering hay, all repaired, size 20'x20', price 6c sq. ft. Mail Orders accepted. AMERICAN CANVAS COMPANY 250 Commercial Street, Boston LAF.
0080 GOLF, BASEBALL, TENNIS AND FISHING TACKLE H. SLESSINGER A RON. 73 Dover st. Tel. Lib.
R720. Su5t jyl WE MUST BUY AT ONCE 5000 GOLF balls in any condition, will pay $12 per 100. mail or ship by express, will remit, money immediately. H. SLESSINGER 6c SON, Lib.
5720, 73 Dover Boston 18, a doors from Shaw- mut av. Jy 15 FOR SALE: Tuna rod, reols. lines, leaders, hooks some new, some slightly used; also Atlantic Salmon rod. Phone evenings Ail. 2308 IMP.
Scotland golf clubs, crociuot sets, lawn roller, swings. Cap. 1646. OUTBOARD motor, 2'i h. steel rods, tel.
and fly: Dame Stoddard reels, salt and fresh, flvreel; hip boots, 8's. new: 16 ga. rep. shotgun with shells. also 12 ga.
better grade D. B. with case and rod. t45. Sun.
or basem*nt, 45 Boston: no dealers. TENT "with "double "fly, execiient condition, hriivy duck wall type, S.15. TelMarblchead 34:10. WANTED cartridces. rniisT be factory loaded.
PETER ROGERS. 1 2 1H 1 1 1 side Rox ury a ss. WANTED A small safe, suitable for home or office. Tel. Cap.
1456. Sud31t jyl WANTED 32-40 rifle cartridges; contact EMERSON MIINROE, 55 Coleman Dorchester. Mass. 1 FLY and surf rod, level wind reel. nope, Barbara 45 Garland Chelsea.
Howard Geraldine 264 Park Arlington Heights. Julv 13. Frank J. ttuntiey. Alice Z.
80 Massachusetts Cambridge. Kearns. Anita It Brook mnA. Mil Wiove-1 husband of Catherine Evans Seamam. rrsidenie 221 Sh.irtleff ton.
"I Luyckx. Marion 124 Fuller Dorchester. roer from WA e-i! Home. 721 Brcadway. jiv 1.
nt 8:30 a.m. Solemn morning at 8:15. Requiem HiKh Mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. REYNOLDS In Everett.
July 14. 1945. John beloved son of the late Michael F. and Annie T. Reynolds, residence 55 High st.
Funeral from the Charles J. Murphy Funeral Home, 519 Broadway, on Tuesday mofhing at 8, followed by a Requiem High Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9. Relatives -ind friends are invited. Late member Everett Chapter No. 51.
Disabled American Veterans. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 P. m. RJCCIO Of Everett. July St Armand Ricclo.
Aviation Engineer. Medical Corps. Beloved son of Dnnato and Antoinette Riccio. died at the Bruns General Hospital, Santo Fe. New Mexico.
Funeral from his late residence. 31 Courtland Monday at 8:30 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Anthony's Church, at 9:30 a.
m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. ROBERTSON Of Lexington. Julv 14, Ernest usband Isabel (Petrie) of 32 Vaille av. Services at the Marshall Memorial Cbapel, Macs.
Lexington, Monday at 2 -p. m. Friends may call at the chapel Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. RYAN In Everett.
July 13, William, husband of the late Mary A. (Skelly) Ryan of Winthrop st. Funeral from he Joseph Curnane F'uneral Home. 516 Broadway. Mondav.
IK. at a 300 Mock. Rachael 70 Marchall Medford. Poole. Jeflnm M.
1ft Drvls rnoit A Funeral in St Rose's Church i rtn nf Chelsea STAMPS ington. jy-juicm at sr. Anns Church at 9 oclock. Interment in St. Zepherin's Cemetery, Cochituate.
Relatives and friends mvited. H9lLiEMA3 lH Boston. July 13, Charles H. husband of Anna M. (Chance), late of 691A Ei.ff Fourth st.
Funeral on Monday at 1 o'ciot from J. Higgins Funeral Home, a-'i F.t Broadway. Services at the Church of the Hccieemer at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited I.ntc n.einlier of Soutn Boston Yacht Club and Host on Lodge'of Elks No. 10.
Visiting hours. 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. m. riorche-ier. July 14.
Maria (Dahli. age 80 years, wife of the Jate Carl A. Hult. F'uneral from her late residence. 91 Geneva DorcW-ter, on Tuesday, July 17.
at 2 p. rn. Relatives and friends are invited. -VANUCCI In Everett. July 12.
FUomena. beloved wife of the late Iuci and mother of Michael. Louis. Nciindo. John.
Alfred. Cnl Henrv. AAF; Mr. Linda Fnsano. all of Everett: Mrs Josennine DeFranco of Melrose.
Funeral from her late residence, al Lewis Tuesday, at a. tn. Solemn High at St. Anthony's Church at 9.3o a. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
INFFRRERA In Cambridge. July 13, Angeio. husband of the Intc Nanrv nee Oteru. Funeral from his late home. 2H0 Washington Tuesday, July 17.
at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Reauiem at St. Mary's Church, Nor- F-rstl Ni! 54. American Legion, and Cpr-nerTs I'mon.
Local No. .569. Rela Potter, Helen High North Bille- nca. tives and friends most kindly inviiea. FLY Ir.
Avon. July 14. John son lte J. and Catherine Randan. Ruth 380 Union Framingham.
Ravcraft. Ruth Tvf Stnelr Feely. Funeral from the rest- Chester. Satkiewicz, Alexandria. 36 Thayer Milford.
VET wants stamp collections or accumulations; state lowest price. 146. Globe office. SuWSu jy8 CASH FOR YOUR OLD COINS ROYAL COIN CO. 40 Province off Bromfield.
Boston. Su5t jyl ANTIQUE very small chest of drawers, black and gold tip table, Au-bosson and hand-loomed tapestries, electric coffee urn, Miller grand piano. Lon. 0157. DANCING INSTRUCTION Mary 3 Clinton rr'te rf sister.
Mrs. rancis n. an. Ei-n H'Si Tuesday at 8:4. bv a Solemn Ml" of jeu'ra at St.
Micharl's Chu-ch at imernment in St. Michael Cemetery. Avon. Steinkrauss, Cambridge. Stevens.
Leon a 73 Warren Naerihnm. helan. nnrothv a Trull st som wr erville. Police Seek Watertown LATEST STEPS. MISS NOVT.
Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Immaculiite Conception Church at 10 BOO 177 HUNTINGTON near Mechanics Suk. COM. 8911. zve-iaiivcs ano iiienas inviiea. visiting hours: p.
m. to 10 p. dSu22t lyO IN MEMORIAM 191t Jfl.T is I'MS In 1nie memory of my noirsna Hrnry David Scllon Jr. The rH spdden. the shark evere lttile thonht soeh grief was On those who have lost can tell Toe inn or parting without farewell.
A silent prer. a silent tear. Beautiful memoi-ie. "Sully dear. Sadly missed by hs wife, ell.
Please omit flowers. Interment at wouuDury, tonn. SEALE In Dedham, July 13, Margaret 3. (Herbert), beloved mother of H. Herbert Seale.
Mrs. George H. Smith, and Mrs joik ai a. m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.
JOHNSTON In Watertown. July 13 George beloved husband of Ethei Johnston (nee Goodwin. Friends mav call at the Stanton Funeral Home. 786 Mount Auburn Sunday, until 6 p. m.
Interment in St. Georges, P. E. I. Pro-burial Mass in Sacred Heart Church, Mount Auburn, FYiday.
July 20, at 7 a. m. P. E. I.
papers please conv. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend Charles F. Donovan. It was the rennest For sale American saddle Bijy mare 15.3 hands. 8 years, peril, tty broken, to ride and drive, hacked and shown by Lady: ln "how ring, phonn Belmont Jk'" ThKSu jyl 2 DAVID F.
TRANT" AUCTIONEER Mass av fsmhrldf III. 8o LEI tne turn your real estate or genera I jTierehandie into fash. BLACK Shetland "pony, saddleTTTari ness cart.15 Highland avMalden. t-'LEVER small black" gelding. iumpiC Call Suns, or Fiske -l.
Hr lli.ston.Mass. Jei 2005. DOUBLE tipc.uT. wagon and cara4 van. 574Eastern Maiden.
FOR SALE Pony basket governed rubher tires, like new; pure Sl.iO C. H. HIl.is. Labor in Vain Ipswich; tel. 200.
FOR SALE Shetland drives, at stud, prettl.st harknrv pony in N. 12.2. J. J. BROWN.
7. Mlshawuni Mass. FOR SALE Horse, 1150 "jhT wil ride, drive and work. D. LUND1N.
41 2 1. FOR SaXe A new Stewart electric" model 21. S25. Laf. Friday.
SSu FOR SALE-7-yr. bay saddlehorse, Maiden. GOOD big honest worker. S14T.I MOYLON, 574 Eastern av Mafden: PRIVATE SALE Two young saddle mares, one the other 5. botn guaranteed safe and sound, colors chestnut and black, weights 1000 and 850, well trained, price St $200.
chesterf CN.C H. Wan" RIDING saddles, also pleasure and workharness. Mal. 115-M. THOROUGH BR F.D filly ur to 3 yrs.
old, wanted. J. FINN. South Canton: WESTERN" SADDLES. MartingPeT tc JOHNNIE? WALKER.
69 Hanover Boston; Su5t jyl 2 WORK horses. 2 ponies, carts and harnesses, ha.vloader. Ferguson tractor plow, 4-whcel single tipcart. land rollers, hnvrake. KEN gALL OR FEN RIDING SCHOOL, Waltham3.i88.
2 HORSES, good workers, single or double: 5 mowing machines, low price: buggies, wagons, cultivators "nPlfws. MORSES FARM, Nortrs woburn. 8 y'mg horses, weigh-frnrni 1200 to 1500, will sell reasonable; also l-horse mowing machine, will fell reasonable. W. DAVI3.
383 Franklin Reading; Rea. 0778. 2 INTERNA. 6-horse saw ngs. 1 '33 Chev.
truck. 1 western saddle. Sheppard B'way. Lyr.nf-eld. of the deceased that the funeral be Man Following $1500 West Boylston Theft WORCESTER, July 14 Police are searching for a 21-year-old Water-town man tonight following the theft of $1500 from the Wachusett Country Club in West Boylston last night.
The theft was reported to police by the owner of the club, Joseph Marrone. State Police said that the man had been employed at the club for a month and had given his LODI In Reading. July 12. Joseph, be- SEWING MACHINES CHAIN stitch sewing machine with new motor and foot control, $30. Call Ken.
5056 eves. SINGER portable used only 10 months, for sale; also a Davis portable elect. CORSON. 153 McGrath, Som. 9794, if no answer, Mel rose 4520.
SEWING MACHINES Any maka oiled and adjusted in your home. 91. C. F. HOVEY, COMPANY: call Han.
9600. dSu28t jy4 SINGER sewing machine, treadle type. Belmont 0774-M. Toilet, Invalid Articles NEW Exerow rowing machine. $57)7 Tel 3396, 6-WEEK-OLD chicks.
Barred Rocks, straight run. 158 Forest North SaiiKiis. entrance to Breakhart Res ervation. off Lynn Fellsway. 1 0-HOLE METAL NESTS K.
$8 .60 F. O. B. Danvers. PARKER FARM SUPPLIES, 15 High tel.
Danvers 777. POULTRY PICKER GREENBRIER, model 160. $225. PARKER FARM SUPPLY STORE, Danvers777. LIVE POULTRY WANTED HIGH prices for fowl, chickens and pullets.
See me tor a square deal. ELKIN. Blu. 8669. Su5t Jyl LIVE POULTRY WANTED TOP prices for all types of poultry.
Harrow, 126 Main Reading 0410. Su5t jyl E. M. RABBIT BREEDERS RT. 28.
No. Reading. tel. 236. Su4t CAPONIZING, any distance: exp.
ED. CORTON. Abbott rd N. Read g. FOR SALE Kings.
Pouters. Trumpeters. Archangels. Homers. Mo Swallows and Rollers.
J. BRADBURY. 203 Kelton AUstOn; tel. Lon. 2922.
FOR SALE 450 pullets, just siarted to lay. JULIA GODZYK. 28 Lowell Wilmington, tel. 566. FOR SALE Pullets.
1000 pullorum-tested. hish-riroduction pullets. Call oncord. 533. HIGH flying rollers, good breed.
At Corey Hill Lofts. Mitchell Bistany. 309 Summit Brighton. Mass i Su2t PIGEON rollers, long stunners. Miller Sanger cross.
W. R. Miller, Lowell Arlington Mass. R. I.
REDS and Barred Rock Cross chicks, 8 wks. old. F. J. GILLIS.
Burlington 3688. R. I. REDS, baby chicks for sale. 9 Trull Uphams Corner, Dor.
SudSt jy 1 5 SEX LINK DulleTs, laying and ready to lay, $3 each; also started turkeys. ALBERT TELLIER, 389 Union South. Weymouth. Broiler battery unit, any size, state make, capacity and price. 290.
Globe office. 1000 SEX link chicks. 5 wks. Howe, 40 High Rock Westwood. Mass.
75 LIVE chickens for sale. 21 Comm. a Dedham: tel. Ded. 0675-W.
500 PULLETS, almost ready to lay. Tel. Maiden 5771-R. 1914 Capt Alfonse Zerofslsy 1943 We wi'h to thank our relatives and friends for their kind expres-sirns of sympathy at the time or ear grest sorrow. First Anniversary Ffirh Mass being held at ft.
Ann's Shrine on July 17. 1945. fisdl' missed and lovingly remembered by his mother. Isther, sis-tert and brothers. io.cu ijujwna or tne late Laura fnee Pierottn Lodi.
Funeral from his late residence. 71 Village Mondav. July Requiem High Mass at St. Agnes' Church at -Relatives and friends invited. Desks, Store and Office Furniture, Fixtures SODA FOUHTAIF BEAUTIFUL late model, stainless steel bob-tail fountain, latest refrigeration with carbonator and sandwich units; looks and runs like new.
Write 111. Globe office. DENTAL EQUIPMENT S. S. WHITE unit, chair.
Campbell X-ray, sterilizer, compressor. Wind-sor chairs. Lib. 6972. Bca.
4141. STEEL SHELVING LOCKERS, parts bins. Hub. 8744. Sud4t HYDE PARK LODGE, A.
F. A. M. Brothers are nntifieH of tho rtih address as Philadelphia, but they learned fie came from Watertown. Brother John A.
Swanstrom of 22 Lvnn-wood Hyde Park, on Julv 11. 1945. Funeral services will be held at the Franklin C. Graham Funeral Parlors. 1161 Hvrlo Park Hvrie Vark.
on Mrtnriav. 1942 Maxwell Graham 191" lovinrlr remembered by his wifn nd family. Police said he had gained access to the safe and fled in th. club's private ana witnout iiowers. Sirvri! In Weymouth.
July 13, Alice A. Sime of 22 Holyoke road, Somerville. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston, on Sunday, July 15, at 3 p. m. SPILLANE" In Woburn, July 13, Mary E.
Spillane. Funeral from the home of her nephew. William R. Campbell. 16 Green Woburn, Monday.
Julv 16, at 8:15. Requiem High Mass at St. Charles' Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. STROMQUIST In Jamaica Plain.
July 14, C. Strcmquist. Services at the Berglund Funeral home, 232 Mass. Arlington, Tuesday, July 17, at 2 o'elocc. Friends are invited.
Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 Monday. SULLIVAN In Point of Fines, Revere. July 13. John Thomas husband of Anne (Anderson) Sullivan Funeral from his late home. 16 Goodwin Monday.
July 16. at 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Theresa's Church at 10 a.
m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Late past state commander of Y-D and late member of Boston Club Printing House Craftsmen; Revere Council. No. 179, K.
of C. and Revere Rationing Board. SULLIVAN In Winthrop. July 14. M.
Joseph, husband of Eunice Patchell Sullivan. Residence, 59 Summit av. Funeral from the Kirby Bros. Funeral Home. 210 Winthrop Tuesday.
Late member of Richard Metcalf Post, V. F. 1664. Time of Mass later. July 16.
1945. et 2 p. m. Brothers are invited to attend. beach wagon.
The vehicle was re covered after it crashed into a pole on Grove shortly after noon today. Court St. Agnes, C. D. of No.
141 We regret to announce the death of our DOCTOR'S office furniture, perfect condition, walnut large desk and chair, instrument cabinet, treatment table and cabinet, utility trcument table and all instruments: -will not split, reasonable. Call Par. 3466. DICTAPHONE. S8(h 2 new metal desk lamps.
Arl. 3396. late sister, Anne L. Leonnrd. Members will please meet at the D.
Grannan St Son Funeral Home, 378 Mass. Arlington, on Sunday evening. July IS. at SELLING special hospital bed with remade hair S30. Big.
4789. MISCELLANEOUS Complete Exterminating Service JOS. E. LaGASSE tel. Ken.
2181; Big. 3123; Mai. 1114. dSu30t Roaches Exterminated Guar, to rid your place ol beribtiss, vermin. Sanitary Ext.
Co. Com. 7878. dSu3lt jyl SWIMMERS-WATERLOVERS. Navy Tubular Lifebelts.
Excellent for Beach Sport. Surf Riding, Floating. BIG LIGHTWEIGHT ADJUSTABLE TESTED. Inflate by Mouth. Used Condition, Graded.
$2.50, $2.00 (Hookless $1.50) Money Order Only. Agents Welcome. BELTFLOATS. 16 W. 46th N.
Y. 19, N. Y. For Other Classified Small Ads See Pages 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and 32. 193Margaret E.
Brown 1913 Mission masses being said. Her Family. 1911 Eugene F. Brady 1943 Frt anniversary mass to be at Sarred Heart Church. R-lindsie.
Taesday. July 17. at 7 o'clock. Lovingly remembered by his wife sad children. MONTH'S MINE MASS Edrar W.
Stanton, to be sour at Ft. Auriiiinr 9 Charrh. Monday. July IS. 7 Lovinitly remembered by bis wife and daochter.
8 p. m. to recite rosary. ANNA L. RYAN, Grand Regent; MARY MULCAHY, Work or Be Fired, Publishers Tell Strikers NEW YORK.
July 14 (AP The Publishers' Association of New York city today sent telegrams to striking members of the News FOR SALE, used steam table, comb. cashier-cigar desk and case: other rest, equip. App. SCHMIDT. 19 Tobin near Dedham line.
9 a. m. to 1 p. Sud4t jyl5 CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Morris Seide FOR SALE: 8 hole Ice cream cabi-net. 496 Tremont st.
paper and Mail Deliverers' Union wishes to acknowledge with sincere thanks LIVE STOCK SWANSTROM Suddenly. July 11, John the many expressions of sympathy extended them in -their recent bereavement. (I. N. warning them that unless they reported to work on Mondav LOUISE SEIDE and DR.
JULIAN R. SEIDE. SftSSS)S4SSISelSSiSlSS04SSAS immediate dismissal would follow. Appropriate Arrangement for Funerals TIME STAMP. $20; mimeograph ma- chine.
$25. Tal. 7495. 100 TABLET chairs; 50 metal chairs; 200 ft. plywood and glass office) partition.
STEWART ROACH, Wentworth Institute. Gar. 8553. 18 electric fan. A.
floor type. 1st floor. 2472 Mass. Cambridge. The ultimatum came on the 14th RUGGED PIGS WEW STARTED, vaccinated nhoahj for th.
follow that didn't get his early. $30 each; shin, check or money order. CARL ANDERSON. Virginia road. Concord.
Mas mii R0HNER day of the strike which has affected distribution of 14 New York dailies The wife ot the late Jacob RchneT to thank Lcca: 4. Sugar Workers'. alo fnends and neighbors for their florpl tnbii'r- and kindne-s. J. MARGARET RCHXER.
37 Calhoun av. SHAVINGS Te Thone BIGetiw 77 WALM'T ST. TON VILtE roller Bort'm's Most Reiutoie PHOTOGRAPHS, CAMERAS Fine Moving Picture Camera Lens For Sale A Schneider F1.5 Xenon lens for 16 mm. movie camera. Call Asp.
0593 weekdays, p. m. CARD OF THANKS gf JUST- 4 su ou wauausu yl SALE-T3 reifer' nice stock, due rikMsNsSiSANftjAsjNasissaANsSisAAAk The Mother. Dad and fnmily of lat Pvt John T. Ostapowicz, USMCR.
wish to S140 V.if ei the best granites) and three racing publications. Dr. Kusted, 85, Weds Miss Follensby, 61 NEWTON, July 14 Dr. Ashbel Fairchild Husted, 85, retired hi-ew York physician, and Miss Maude Ellen Folensby, 61, of 21 Palmer road, Waban, were married today at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellsbree D. Locke, of 1775 Beacon Waban. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Stanley W. Ellis, pastor of the Church of the Good ManK tne Marines from Boston Na-y Yard.
American Legion, Post 26P A. L. Auxiliary. V'nit 269: many leiatives. f-iends and neighbors for spiritual and kiodness extended to them in their recent bereavement.
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH M. BIEJ AND FAMILY. CONTAX II 1.5 lens, also camera with double extension 4.5 lens.
Sunday, 9-10 a. Apt. 6. 8 Chis- wick road: nr. Cleveland Circle.
FOR SALE Practically new 5x7 Elwood studio enlarger, model S2, with Wollensak velostigmat lens, series II, f4.5. 6'V, and Sunray en-larging easel. 11x14. Call Big. 1643.
FOR SALE Revere 8 mm. projector and carrying case: fourteen lflf-ft. oiiuii nme; sea lea Olds must be made and sale will be made to highest bidder on July 25. Contact superintendent between 8:30 a. and 6:30 p.
m. daily. William Rolfe! Town Infirmary. 138 Elm st tel. Stoneham 0052.
FOR SALE Extra fancy grade Guernsey bull, 16 months old. tuberculin and blood tested Can be seen at HUNNEWELL FARM. Eliot So. Natick. dSu5t Jyll FOR SALE Young Spring pigsL fT.e and get them.
SCAN NELL Woburn. Massfs 42 13 j. awansirom or ii unwood Hyde Park. Services at the Franklin C. Graham Funeral Home.
1161 Hyde Park Monday. July 16. at 2 p. m. TENNEY In Melrose.
July 14. Lydla S. (Goodwin) Tenney. wife of Wallace Fay Tenney. Services at the Robinson Chap- el, 809 Main Melrose, Monday at 2:30 p.
m. All Eastern Mass. buses from Everett Station pass chapel. TOOLAN In Watertown. July 13.
Ann M. Toolan. Funeral from her late home, 15 Francis on Mondav morning at 8:15. followed by a Solemn Funeral Mass at the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend Late member of St.
Paul's Branch. L. C. B. A.
TOTINO In Cambridge. July 13. 1945. Louis aged 21 years, beloved son of Charles and Mary Orace DeRosa) Totino. Reposing at the residence.
400 Cambridge until Monday at 8 a. m. Solemn Requiem Mass at Church of St. Francis of Assisi at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
TRATN In Boston. July 14th. Minna Hill, widow of Franklin Merrit Train, fcrmerly of Hrookline. in her 92d year. Mother of Elizabeth Train Janvrin of New York city.
Funeral services at Chapel. Forest Hills Cemetery, Morton Forest Hills, on Monday, July 16th. at 2 p. m. Kindly omit flowers.
WALDHFIM Tn Norwood. July 14. Clara A. of P3 Wilson daughter of Elizabeth Waldh-im. Services at te May Funeral Home.
8S Nichols Monday. July 16. at 2 p. m. WEATH FRILL In German prison ho-rital.
Dec. 29. 1B44. SKt. Walter H.
Weaihcrill. 62 West av Brockton, husband of PMriria M. (McAllen. and son of Harrv W. and Laura (Pratt) Weather II.
Relatives and friffids invited to attend a Pro-Burial Higt Mass of Requiem at Our Lady of Lourdes' Church. Brockton. Tuesday at 8 a. m. WORCESTER In Wakefield, July 13, Eugene age 60.
of 16 Nahant st. Finished front, face. In. arr Black mf red rock desired. reels of pictures and carrying cases; iorme lot.
can isee. ihv. t- VJW, KODAK Bantam F. 2 special and Weston 715 master exposure meter, complete with all accessories for sale. Bea.
3573. Shepherd. It was Dr. Husted's second marriage, and his bride's first. Funeral Service By G.
T. KLEIN Extension Poultry Husbandman, Massachusetts State College Here are some questions which are most commonly asked about poultry culling. 1. What is the most reliable gruide in telling; whether a hen is laying? The appearance of the vent. On a laying hen it is large and moist and usually white in color.
On the non-layer it is small, dry, and usually yellow in color. 2. Will hens lay and molt at the same time? Yes, some of the better layers will, but a good layer will seldom molt this early in the season. Molting hens at this time of the year should 1770 Washington 8L, Boston His. 3268 el Prices Maintained for XO Years on a dull appearance with the comb covered with white scales.
The appearance is far more pronounced in Leghorns than in the heavier breeds. 4. Is it profitable to break up broody hens? Many of them will come back into laying and produce well if broken up when first displaying signs of broodiness. These birds should be confined to a wire bottom coop for a couple of days. 6.
How often should commercial flocks be culled? Birds ill be gcing out of laying continuously during the Summer. The only way to keep flocks laying at 50 to 60 percent production is to cull each week or 10 days. Two circulars, "The Home Poultry Flock," No. 194, and "Culling and Selecting Hens and Pullets," No. 35, will help you with your culling problems.
They may be obtained by writing to me. These leai-ets are free to residents of Massachusetts, and five cents a copy to others. Thunder Showers Predicted for Today MISCELLANEOUS photo supplies and equipment for sale. Som. 4704.
PHOTOGRAPHIC equipment for sale, Kodak precision enlarger, Contax camera. Win. 2429-M eves. SALEi Rent, films, cat, 10c. list free.
Elder, 739Uoylston. Su5t Jy 1 VIEW CAMERA, 7x7. leather box5 holders. 2 lenses. $29.
302. Globe. WANT to do a favor for service man In the Burma Jungle? Sell him a good used Kodak (not box typet. No dealers. 435.
Globe. P. E. HURRAY FUNERAL SERVICE FAMILY milk goats, all ages. $15 ta S45113 Vernon Wakefield.
TEXAS MOON. Paiomma stalhop. reg. No. 4951 B.
H. B. very well broke to ride; BWnnie Mae. Palomino mare 1 reg. Nov 3327 P.
H. B. bred by P. N. Fisher, Sonderton.
well broke to fide; Silver Bell, Palomino mare and horse, colt. reg. No. 3321. ideal brood mare.
These horses are acclimated and may he seen at J. W. GRAVES SON Stable. BellinKham, rn rintmentcailingrentharn278. 1 JERSEY cow.
Just calved, giving a large flow of milk: will sell reasonable. D. W. DAVIS. 385 Franklin Reading; telephone 078.
2 MILKING cows. 4 goats and 4 sows'. Ja September. See AL Sunday, at Walsh's Farm. Spring Waltham.
2 YOUNG goats for sale: Las! 9617. Sunday picnickers, beware! Thunder showers are due today. The Boston weather forecaster predicts frequent thunder showers for New Ensland todav a wplmme TH0S. CARRICO SON oncf todttonea Pis-l. 16S BROCK ftD, QUINCV Hil POOL'S 772 LaCraego Su, W.
Rosbury 1. -tf St CemterT 41 H. Crf Brockton wwmoi ttrm SoMarv as) MMa izr. i'n sM lo? I tor Tt Mm JIM. Cra.
44. Iwllw l- k-jr-v. Ss JK-rr -siii Com pi rle Sigh I and Dig Service With FUNERAL HOMES at 1 ARGUS automatic 35 mm. printer, like new, $50. Call Nee.
1674. relief from the high humidity of usually be disposed of. yesterday. I 3. Can you tell if a bird is out The weatherman also forecasts' of production by the appearance DOLLS AND TOYS moderate temperatures lor today of the head and comb? uneral servnre at the Morrison Fmer 54 Roxbury Sh, Rorbury DOLL CARRIAGES RHJ3" Made.
Mr. ion i jj ou. liayTuViai heavy fo The laying hen has a bright red 1822 Centre St West Roxbury Vinvuel 30 along the coastal sections tonight, comb and hlad. while the cull takes Thi- bault. Col.
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