The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 4

I JULY 15. 1040 All sold cut in mary places yesterday. Don't jorget order your Sunday Globe regularly. osto ews oners cin Recent Bride East Boston The Stte Department of Public UUit'e? will old a publ.e hearing jTr.ursday rr.o rnir.g at 10 30 on the petition to allow the buses now cp- erat.ng to Wmthrop to make stop (along Saratoga between Orient I Height's and the Wmthrop town line. Ex-Representaii ve Thomas E.

Barry prr sr nted the petition asking that the Wmthrop buses puk up and discharge passengers in this area A card party will be held Thursday by the farragut Social Club at its quarters. Central av. Dr Fdward L. B.shop of Orent Heigh ts has been invited to address frr- W. A.

adult forum Wednes South Boston The Boston W. P. A. Band, directed by Alfonse DAvino, will present another concert in the series at the Obelfrk, Columbia Circle, I Wednesday afternoon at 3.30. i The Charles Hayden Clubhouse annual is sponsoring its second Hyde Park Funeral services Bm.frc.'j Latianzio, who died rn Thursday, were held frrm h.s lae h-rre 41 Ea't Gleowcod av, jefrerefrv sf crr.oon services at he Cnurii cf tre Moit Frecmus tri trier rung.

A benefit party' .11 bo hr by Margaret E. Word even.rg at her hfr-'e fr. -r Tark av. buncial serv ces I.frry Dorr.eh. cf 17 Cl.fVrd died on Saturday.

be field vv. mo; row morning th a mass of requiem at S- Am Cft-rc-" At a rrcei.r.g cf fre rerr-rs Cec.l W. gg Tc-t. A- L. even.rg rt tre Mm.c g-i I-fr.

--tne st elect, cf ccc-j L.ie thee. horseshoe championship to day even. rig a. the had 14o Euutw the llajder Playgrounds, the subject, Care of the and West 6th ats July 26 and 27 on uiv PROVIDENCE VY HALF HOUR Low Fares tJDE tft frmuttt rcecui sriti, sno' era vcsuUttoa Teeth." The arnual tennis tournament spon-ored bv tre East Boston Tennis Club will open Saturday at World War Memorial Park The competitive events will include mens and women's singles and doubles In charge of entries are Morris Cohen, 401 Saratoga st, and Louis DiDon-ato, 36 Gove at. '70 CltTHOUHD At AG f'k $quer Te pbet CGA, t366 Roxbury The wee-ily the Admit Recrca crr.d..fef "1 MRS.

THOMAS Me.MORKOW The wedding ceremony which united this bride, the former Miss Mary Martus of Armstrong; Jamaica Plain, to Thomas McMorrow-, a student at University of California at Berkeley, was performed by her brother. Rev. Joseph A. Martus, S. J-, in Holy Trinity Church.

There will be two classes. The junior division will include boys from 10 to 14 years and the senior boys from 15 to 18 yea's. There will be a special class for boys 18 to 22 years. Entries will close July 22. Only official entry blanks will be accepted.

The Summer schedul-1 for the Church of the Redeemer is now in effect. Services are being held on Sunday at 7:30 and 9 a. m. Rev. Frederick S.

Armstrong, rector, is also officiating at services fn St. Matthews Church each Sunday the absence of Rev, Frank Rathbone, rector, who with his family are i vacationing at Sebago Lake. Me Next month Rev. Dr. Rathbone will officiate at both churches while Rev, Dr.

Armstrong is on his vacation. The old Tiger A. A. wJl have a reunion and outing. Sunday, July 28, at Robbins Pond, Whitman.

A committee, includes Capt. Lawrence Dunn of the Harbor Police, Billy Coakley and Hogan. Thomas P. Connor Jr, of 215 st, son of attorney and Mrs. Thomas Connor, is now on duty with the United States Naval Tram 1 ing Ship for a cruise along the coast of Virginia.

His father was an officer in the United States Army in the World War and is active in veteran circles of the district. The annual meeting of the Michael Perkins Post, A. L. will be held Thursday night the post building. Offiters for the year will be chosen.

All members have been especially urged to vote The membership has gone over the 300 mark and is welt on its way toward 400, the largest in a number of years. West Roxbury Mr. Margaret E. Kilduff of Montv ale Rosiindale, is a delegate to the Democratic convention in Chicago. She is the first resident of the district to go to a Democrat.

national convention in years. The W. P. A. Southland Singers, tinder direction of Loch-man, will give a concert Tuesday evening at 6 oclock at the Home for Aged Women, 2Cl South Huntington Wednesday evening at 7.30, there will be a band concert at Jamaica Pond bandctand by Commonwealth W.

P. A. band, d-rected by William B. Sargent. Edmund J.

Donlan of 176 Park st, Boston, attorney, has entered the race for Representative from Ward 20. He is past president of the West Roxburv Catholic Mens Club and the Brook Farm Civic Association and is a member of John J. Williams Council, of C. and We-t Roxbury Pot, A. L.

He is a lifelong resident of the d. strict, having been bom Rosiindale. He has served on the Democratic ward committee and in 1936 was elected delegate to the Democratic preprimary convention. He is married and the father of five children. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas R. Wilis of 160 Newburg av. Rosiindale, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home Friday evening. with their son, Forrest, and 25 relatives and friends agisting The couple were married 50 years ago by Rev.

F.rmn Denn.s. pastor of the Baptist Churcn at that t.me. They have resided this district ever since their mar-nage. The July Jaunters Club of Childrens Museum of Jamaica Plains will observe insect and plant week beginning Tuesday when boss and girls will register for the week's activities. A trip to Franklin Park will interest the youngsters Tuesday afternoon.

Volunteer helpers at the national convention in Chicago are the-m members of Irving W. Adams Auxiliary: Mrs. Annie Buthner, on poppy poster exhibit; Mrs. Eleanor Hearsev, page: Mrs. Helen Henry.

Mrs. Georgia Kinsman. Mrs. Clara Peterson. Mrs.

Ruth Gilns. Mrs Sarah Jordan. Mrs. Katherine Kelly and Mrs. Edith McCauley, registration.

i James C. Shea Post Auxiliary will hold a Chinese supper tomorrow evening at 7 clock at its headquarters. A chop suey supper will be served with chop sticks by a Chinese caterer and there will be Chinese music, movies, favors, songs and dancing. Mrs Mary Manning is chairman. Proceeds will be used for the welfare fund.

Bunker Hill A union service for thg parishioners of the First Baptist Church and the First Church, Congregational, Green was conducted yesterday morning in the latter church, by the pastor. Rev. Thomas W. Davison, D. D.

The choir sang a special program of music. Rev. Dr, Davison delivered the sermon. The Terminal Associates, with their friends and relatives, motored in buses from Sullivan sq. to Wilmington yesterday, and enjoyed an outing at O'Neil a Grove.

A program of sports was enjoyed. Neil Callahan was general chairman. The program was charge of the following: football and hurling. David Looney; soft ball, Dan Donovan; music and dancing, Michael Whooley; refreshments, James Me-Neeley, and transportation, Albert Allen. Charlestown Post, V.

F. conducted a whist party Saturday night at the clubhouse. 11 Elm st. Pres. William J.

Galvin of the Boston City Council has been notified by George G. Hyland. Commissioner of Public Works of Boston, that concrete sidewalks wilt replace the brick sidewalks on Cedar st. from High to Bartlett sts and on Cordis from High to Warren sts. The improvements are to be done by W.

P. A. employees, starting soon. The personality development group of the Charlestown W. P.

A. Adult Recreation Forum will meet at the Branch Library, Monument sq Wednesday at 2 p. m. Adults of the district are invited to join the group. Instruction is free.

United States Civil Service examinations for employment as machine operators at the Boston Navy Yard will be given applicants with the necessary experience and qualifications. Examinations will also be given applicants for positions of. buffer and polisher, puncher and shearer at the Navy Yard. Applications and infoimation may be obtained in post offices, first class, from the secretary of the board of U. S.

Civil Service Examiners, the manager at 1002 Postoffice and Courthouse building. Boston, or the recorder, Labor Board, Boston Navy Yard. The St. Catherine's A. A.

baseball team of the Boston Park League has plaved 15 games and have won 10 games, two were tied and three were lost. Thtirsday evening they will plav the Carther Clothes team at the Barry playground. A game is also scheduled for this evening at 6 15. A large crowd of Charles-tow-n baseball enthusiasts will be on hand to witness the games and give loyal support to the local team. Tarker H.il branch ri tre rbi.c L.

Drary will nave S-r-Colcton as guest spcaKcr r-uj She w.Il sru's Per-''-aiuv Dev elrrmeM Mt. ricasant K. tf planning fvr i.s crrr.1 cu' g. Lt, Murphy is chairman. Over Ue werter-; p- a sa'ry cr.ve tv r'- a acc.dcit' Marv cars we-e j-c-l c' of the cm.

vers iccc ved iir.gs and cirrrs wi.l apr 7 of many of the members cf tne La- i bury Court lcck ,0 t.e, d.es Auxiliary, eerans of Fcregn ivmiatm charges. Wars will rot hold is next rreet.r.g! Wrrk cm the nm.rfac rf r. until Aug. 12. jmor.t st from the Missm Three peimanent intermittent to F.oxbury Cromg, rc-r firemc-n have been selected from completion The dc rg th.O'e ehg on Civil Service 1 ssjby tne W.

P. A. and one-wy to round out tne frenghmg squads is now a loved on tne in town. The men are William F. Calthorpe cf 58 Dartmouth st Erv-mg C.

Glazier rf 79 Beimort st and Charles C. Hanley rf 61 Unity av. All have had seme experience in fire fighting techn.que The men are reserv mts The follow. ng have filed mar-; riage intentions at ire office of the town clerk: Donald Liovd Hart, 5 4 Lexington sf and Madeline Mahan, Mars Hill. Me Spencer Bueil, 11 Dunbarton mad.

and Marv Bruce Rohertson Stewart, 47 Warwick road; Anf.n Mait.n Johnson. West Concord, and Lillian Prude, 407 Trapelo road. The Board rf Selectmen has approved the js-tidiice of warrant against the owners of all unlicensed dogs in Belmont, but br foie the -warrants are pot Keravn cd Fr dav New -n -her 50n year. des her rmes-t. she ie, vos a son.

Rev. D. Gray cf Wc'r-y. t.onl secretary of oj--g p-v-vv oik frr C'orgrrg, oral 'cs tre preacrer at te -H 11s Cr rgregat.onal Cn-rch aav mere -r tr Mr. and M' Ivan He an Newton dog officer." Percy J.

llawg, hs I f-m rf Win hi op ad have a warning to all owners cfito tne.r ho'-e tho-e pets to pa up immtd aey. Lake New I p. Dav id or Jr 43 Concmd av Rev. Th iw-on F. err is spei 'he Summer at Cmp at funeral 'orv we ahmrT -Massaposg, G.otoi., as juticr camp St Ardiews C-rih fr' Mrs counselor.

briia (Br.l.c-i rf Prof, and Mr Charles H. ho ri 'd Frsdw Ilw am of 43 Village Hu! road ard Rrr rr i i i ri the.r son Charles H. Mcllwam Jr. have gone to them Summer home on Miss Catherine E. McCarthy, of West Newton and Green Harbor, has left with a party of delegates for the Democratic national conven-I tion in Chicago.

i The mid-Summer meeting of the Educational Garden Club of West Newton will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Summer home of Mrs. A. W. Couter in Rockport. A clam chowder luncheon will be given by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.

A. M. Hicks. The meet.ng i ill be followed by a tour of Rock-port gardens i Mrs. Malcolm Morse of Oak Hill has opened her home in the interest of the British War Relief Society and will be hostess to 30 women who will meet regularly to sew and knit articles needed for relief W'ork in England.

Mrs. Morse's sister and 5-year-old nephew', refugees from London, are her guests at picsent. Seven school buildings have been reopened to the public for the use of showers and sanitary facilities jin connection with playground ac-, tivities. as the result of steps taken Mayor Paul M. Goddard.

Courtey Grace Line MR. AND MRS. L. HOYT WATSON Of New York are shown leaving on the Grace liner Santa Rosa for a months wedding trip in Bermuda. Mr.

Watson is the son of Lester Watson, 100 Beacon Boston. Watertown The Un.ted States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for chipper (machine shop) tool and about 14 other varieties of machinists. Applications must be filed with the board of United States Civil Service examiners at the Watertown Ai senal Mrs Lena Pei kins and Mrs Frances Savage, cochairmen, and Mrs. Marion Healey, president, aie charge of reservations for the annual outing of the Women's Democratic Club of Watertown, Wednesday at Hampton Beach. N.

H. The party will leave Lewandos at 10 in the morning, by chaitered bus. The program includes bathing, sports, a shore dinner, supper and evening entertainment. Old balances in the Water Department totaling $70 000 have been nearly half collected during the last four months it has been announced by Chairman Edward C. Hall of the Water Board.

Capt. Edward Ringer, former commander ef Watertown Post, Canadian Legion, wtll be boosted by the local post for state commander at the September meeting Cam-budge. The post plans to transfer its headquarters to Waltham after the convention. A penny sale has been announced for tomorrow night. Local obseivers are watching the recently announced candidacy of Chairman Edward C.

Hall of the Board of Water Commissioners for state Representative, to succeed Representative Leo S. Landry, now superintendent of poles and wires in Watertown, under Civil Service. Dorchester The Spartan Cubs baseball team held its annual outing yesterday at Squantum. Thomas Ow-ens was chairman of the outing committee. The program included swimming and a baseball game.

The Auxiliary to Dorchester Post. V. F. installed its president, Amy Benoit, as district president for District No. 1 of Suffolk County Saturday evening.

There was a reception and refreshments. Chief Petty Officer Joseph F. Baker, U. S. guest speakei.

will give a talk on the "United States Coast Guard, befoie Community Foium at Meeting House Hill Rec-teation Center, 206 Bowdoin to-moirow night. The program is sponsoied by the W. P. A. Adult rccteation program.

Court lima 318, C. D. of A will close its social season with an outing at Pembroke Pines, Pembroke, Thursday. Anna Bowen. G.

has appointed Mildred Chambers chairman of the event. Members will Needham Squ.rrcl Island, Me. i Arlington Rev. Carl Garb'd, pw-rw rf Meh.od mb N'rm, Ile gh's. frri rnr-j rsr rri afrr rrrri at cr '-'if fir -d a re iL ic-l rfffM: "5 Mr.

PT sav a a rf The rf the bu June by tan is $il3 issued dur ng Paul H. Moss- Brighton St. Anns Association for Married Women will sponsor a retreat at the Cenacle Convent, starting July 23 at 6 p. m. and closing July 27 at 9 a.

m. Rev. Fiancis X. Downey, s. will preach.

Brighton Board of Trade baseball team will oppose the Runkle Club of Cleveland Circle in a Hub Twi game on Wednesday evening at Mc-Kenney Playground. More than 65 boys and girls have signed up for the activities at the Brighton Junior Library at Academy Hill road The group is known as the Camp Bright Top and campfires are held on Tuesdays. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers of 53 Sorrento st.

are on a trip to the West coast. While San Francisco they will visit relatives and attend the Golden Gate Exposition. Fr. Muiphy Court. M.

C. O. will be guests of Mr. and Mis Thomas Woods of this district at iheir Summer home Westford, Saturday. The program includes swimming and sports.

Brookline i Cambridge The Bar Association of the city of Cambridge will hold its arnual outing at Seilers Ten Acres, Wayland. on Wednesday, July 17. The program will include baseball, swimming, quods, track events and golf. Henry Wise, chairman of the Cambridge Housing Authority, will play an active part in the Summer Institute for Progress, which is meeting on the campus of Wellesley College, to remain sec'ion until July 20 At various sessions this week. Mr.

Wise will conduct round table discussions on Housing a an Outlet for Private Capital. Mr. and Mrs John Fitzgerald cf 262 Upland road, are receiving con-giatulations on the birth of a 'on at the Cambridge Hop.taI. Mrs. Fitzgerald is the former Mary Lovett.

The second annual parish outing of Our Lady of Pity Church, sponsored by the mens club, will be held at the Marjvale Seminary grounds, Bedfoid, on Sunday, July 23. There will be free transportation for all and tickets may be purchased from the club ri.em-beis. or at the rectory. Edward B. Stratton, treasurer cf the North Avenue Savings Bank, today icsigned from that post, after a service of 24 vears.

Employees of I the bank tendeied him a farewell party at the bank Saturday night, and presented him a purse oh behalf eluded among the pcrm.ts are v- teen for one-famiy res.dcnces and 4Je three for two-family. Mr. ar.d Mr Lawrence H. TlackcU of Arlington and Giron liaioor announce tne engagement of treir daughter, I.ris, t3 Watson W. Green-field, son of Mt and M's Harvrv W.

Greenfield rf San a Obssoo. Ca! f. Mm Hack'tt was graduat'd from i the Kathr r.r.e G.tbs Schorl 1948. t-r i I Sensationally Low Priced at only A fsac f'r -n C.1 and Mr. Gieer.ricid vvc? grad from the cf Calffi- rn.a in 1 rG 'I igr 1833 ard fre Harvard School in 1949.

A Sr'ch d.rg is p.a- red Calvin Co placed rn the riojr. cr wea- frr tie sec- i jK r.g'garv st. V.a'.'g. 21 rf err- i I Hull They're young as you they're fresh, cool and so nicely tailored the low price will amaze you. Plan to take one of each style along on your vacation theyre so wearable, so packable and so easy to launder.

SPORT IJRtSSFS BVtMF.r ANNFX ORDER mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw. Jordan Marsh Company, Boston, Mass. 283 1 rr: Cr i ord semeser of 1 09-1 949 rarr! ctL, lean or ten. tm (i r. i '4 L- ier of I Brookline Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Brookline Bovs Day at Bees Field early next month.

Youngsters who have attained a good attendance at the local playground sessions will be eligible to attend. Duector Charles P. i Cameron of the Playground Commission and George V. Biown aie in chaige. Under the d.

rectum of Supt. Darnel H. Lacy of the Highway De-pa'tment and the cooperation of the Boston Elevated, the abandoned car tracks on Washington st from I Washington sq. to Brookline Village, are being removed. The tracks were abandoned a decade ago and since that t'me the town has had to le-cover the tracks with a new suiface every Spring.

Kepi esentative Philip G. Bowker of Biookline has been appointed to the serv tee committee of the American Legion convention. Miss Judge and Mis. Abraham E. Pinanski of Buckmimster toad, has entered the Biead Loaf School of lEngl.sh at Middlebuiy College.

Jean Pinanski, daughter of 218 Lake st, ho ts a the jun or class, and of ember of Robert J. Go ricase send me Rayon Sharkskin Dresses at $2 of the company. President Charles I Thrall, son M- S'ep hen rmw- ev r- Rice made the Prior lhea'1 ef 8 Ii a mem-( I' r'xt to his appointment as treasurer of brr ef the fre'hman cla-s aa Ac ppoi Funeral services for John Spear-water, 83, for more than 60 years a hotel proprietor at Wav eland, took place this afternoon at the Downing Chapel, Pond Hingham Center. Rev. J.

Harry Hooper officiated. Interment was in tne Stony Beach Cemetery. At the Pemberton Inn tomorrow afternoon a benefit bridge and whist social in aid of the Catholic Guild for the Blind will be held Mr. and Mrs. Allan Vautrinot, White Head av, are receiving felicitations on the birth of their child, a son, at the South Weymouth Hosp tat.

A survey of the damage at the seawall between Gun Rock and Gtcen ILll has Leen made by the state engineers and the cost of re- IT 2 i INir. rt wer, a sfrdi at fr- a Cfiren Ste Teafheis C. ilcge at H. MM -r- Cr is home frr the mer parers. Mr.

r-d M-. T. wer cf U6ir 7rr H.lN.de av. cr Mix A- A. Pre-U of the ic i A of the Senior II.

gh Sch has ripen- I ed hep bi.nrr.er home at Kt-uron. 1 1 If New Hamj-hire ar.d Le th.eie ff tf'- 'e until Septcrr.bi r. jL Dr. Ho Mi-s Elizubfth C.ive cf 111 k-i Name Charge Address C.O D. City State Cash Phone Orders Filled Call HUB.

2700 the bank. Stratton served trustee and an incorporator. Mr. and Mrs. William.

J. Lorcn-son of 59 Ellery st. are receiving congratulations on the birth daughter at the Cambridge Hospital Mrs Lorenson is the former Effie V. Little. The condition of Mrs.

James Fitzgerald. wife of the School eomm.t-teeman, was reported to be com-, Ratable today at the Ch.ulesgate i rf a 0Llts'de the Ashmont Terminal of the Rapid Transit lines and board automobiles for the trip. The Savin Hill' Tennis Club held its annual outing yesterday at Peters lond, Sandwich. Frank Me-Giegor was chairman of the outing committee assisted by John R. Biett, Charles Montz, David Mc-Coule.

Mary Davis, Francis Cifrino and Marion Hoag G. end- pairs is set at 56200. of which at through the generosity of Alice i least one-half must be contributed Scone J3La( kwell, the Lucy Stone from private sources or the town II opital, where she is suffer. ng a sudden serious sickness Mrs. was stricken early last week, and an emergency operation was performed.

The annual outmg cf the Cambridge City Club will be held Sun-dav at Mayflower Grove in Bryant-ville. Buses will leave the club quarters, 40 Blacknall st at 10 o'clock A program of sports and entertainment has been arranged. rr.ee Ari.r.gkn Uc ir.g weeks Mor-treM at tne Summer s-buM cf unctr a stlioMrsn Miss Okve. woo a itacl.er of French New York Elate, was selected as one cf s.x cf a group of over a thousand applicants frr Summer schnlaish ps at McGill Harold Magnuon, president ef the Young Republican Club cf Arlington. is one of the committee making plans frr the crue rn tre S.

S. Steel Tier, which Young Republicans of tne stae ri take Thursday even.rg. ra, I fr mi D- v. in. cr M-.

Ti i 1 as coil" I- 1 are I -rl hv V. James Is land i Fv T1 Select or on n.rg Jiy 59 s' fre chc mg on an r'. l'- Jor.n F. 1 t- lf'CSe bow -g i Iv s.rie cf Crepei estate on Tiam fct has been made available to the Morgan Memorial Hospital for daily outings for the benefit of mothers and their children during the Summer ieason. Each weekday morning these mothers and children are provided with transportation to Dorchester where they spend the day on the i large estate wuth its many shade trees and a view of the ocean.

Morgan Memorial is now serving approximately 950 children every week at its various camps and recreation spots. A bridge and whist party in aid of the Sacred Heart Seminary will be held at the Columbus Club Wednesday evening at 8 oclock. Brother Clements, SS. a former Savin Hill boy, and brother of Rev. Joseph Killgoar, and Rev'.

Charles Killgoar, O. I is a seminarian in this order. Mrs. Joseph Killgoar, mother of Brother Clements, is chairman of the event assisted by Savin Hill friends, among them Mrs. Francis Duffin, Miss Louise Kill-! goar, Mrs Stephen Courtney, Mrs.

William Gannon and Miss Helen treasuiy before woik will start, according to a report received from Richard K. Hale, director. Division of Waterways, State Public Works Department. Building Commii'ioner James W. Douglas, Gallops Hill road, is receiving the felicitations of his many friends and business associates on the observance of his 81st birthday.

A reception was held at the family residence. Selectman and Mrs. Clarence V. Nickerson, Mam Hull Village, are receiving congratulations from their many friends and neighbors on the observance of their 42d wedding anniversary. Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Sutton of Boston, have arrived at the Pemberton colony, following their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Fred D.

Jewett of Allerton Hill, are entertamingMisses Eleanor and Barbara Horrigan of New Rochelle, N. Y. The annual mid-Summer supper dance of the Cecilian Guild will be held at the Pemberton Inn on the evening of July 26. Mrs. Thomas 'hfreS more than this Carolan.

Many prizes have been J. Keating is chairman, assisted ry donated. a large committee. When guests drop in this gracious hospitality Hosts and hostesses are remarking about it increasing numbers of their guests, they find, now prefer wur.e as their beverage. When fricr.rit drop in, its smart to set J.

for each, just a glas.4 of mellow Tort or golden Muscat- Its nice to sem your vvir.e in small glasses, with crackers and cheese or with small cakc3.For other wine sen i rg ideas, see jour retail dealer. summer to think about theres fall, and inter, and spring then the whole parade of seasons alios er. Get set for them. With a car thats new and sturdy and ready for anything a car with its whole life of usefulness and benefit ahead of it. A hundred -plus horsepower.

Real thrift as well as thrill. A bit spacious body springs that ne er need greasing really modern comfort and efficiency and low 1940 prices Yes, sir, this Ruicks so good that it has already set new all-time production Medford The funeral of John Neilan. 82 a charter member of Medford Council, K. of took place this morning at the E. J.

Gaffey memorial home. 43 High t. A requiem ma: was sung St. Josephs Church with burial St. Mary's Cemetery.

Malden. Mr. Neilan, husband of the late Emeline (Wells) Neilan, died Friday at his home in East Lexington where he moved from this city a few months ago. He was a nat.ve of Ireland and was employed by the American Soda Fountain Company. Surviving is a daughter.

Miss Anne Neilan Members of several Medford troops were present yesterday at the opening of Camp Fellsland for Boy Scouts in Amesbury. One of the new features to interest the boys at camp is a weekly new-spaper of which Arthur Wykes of this city has been named editor for the first week Paul Daley of Medford is a counselor. Funeral services for Arthur W. Morse. 74.

a member of the Medford Fire Department for 35 years and captain for several years at the Fulton Heights station prior to his retirement 1939, took place this afternoon at his home Wakefield Rev. Charles H. Davis cf the Greenwood Union Church, officiating. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery, West Medford Capt. Morse was born in Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, and resided 40 years here.

He was a member cf Harmony Lodge. I. O. O. He leaves a daughter.

Mrs. Nona M. Young of Wakefield. Alderman Willard NeNon Trice of Ward 3 has announced his can-ddacy for Representative. He tcrvmg his second term in the Board of Aldermen and is affiliated with several Republican organizations.

He is an attorney. records but current prices still start at for the business coupe, delivered at Flint, transportation, based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment and accessories extra. Better see our Buick dealer pronto -and get in on the best deal in town. Priees subject to change without notice. This on i crli'cmert is pried ewe growers cf Co acting through the IFire Ad Hoard, S3 Second Street, San in fci ho frrtjry Cc.iorn.a fries roneg.

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