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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBEWEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1942 29 MARJORY ADAMS Deaths and Funerals REAL ESTATE FURNITURE, ETC -J- 1 ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS starting Wednesday at 9:00 sharp a very specially prhed group of 34 ORIENTAL HUGS tha majority ar Mmi-antiquat, worn and mtllowtd by a cwstion tt timt, aeh a ri'i valu. Cheek this list and coma aarly If you'ra looking fop a Qi'sat bargain in a flna onsntai rug. Slate Tp rsually Now Sue Tyt Vsaally Now 2x2.8 Baluchistan $25. $10.

4x6.5 Hamadtn ST 5, $37. 2x2.1 Kirmaiuhaw SO. $10. 4.4x1 Fari(hia 75. $37.

3.4x44 Hamadan 35. $10. 4.6x1 Shlrai I2S. $55. 3.3x3.2 Cabistai 23.

$10. 4.2x7.. Ginjl 75. $45. 3x4.3 Htmadaii 33.

$20. Kaiak I25. $60. 3.1x4.8 Sharvan 25. $10.

6.6x9.9 Hamadan 250. $140. 3.SxS Skirvan 45. $20. 8x9.8 Chlnm 2H.

$125. Jx5.TCir.jl 35. $15. SxtO Bokhara 373. $160.

3.63 Karabagh 35. $15. 7.7x11.6 Kirmanihaw 425. $150. 3x4 Csaiitan 33.

$15. 8.6x10 Spirta 275. $150. 3x5 Beluchisjan 45. $17.

9x12 Sparla 299. $110. 3.8x5.8 Kazak 65. i $22. Chinas 730.

$250. 3.9x5 Cablstan 65. $20. 7x(7 HamadaR 626. $350.

3.3x6.8 Hamadan 60. $17. I2xl2 Chinist 850. $225. 3.3x6 Kazak 65.

$30. I0xl2 Kirman 875. $250. 34x5.9 Hamadan 60. $25.

9.9x13 Mishid 750. $250. 44x8.1 Kazak 43. $12. I7x2l Kirmimh'w .500, $750.

and hundreds of other small and large pleeea at equally amazing low prioai. Don't miss this event. Near ARMORY 889 Boylston St. setf Rua Oralrm in E. Mass.

I.nraft mni Olartt Open. Dally M. to 6 P. M. PIANO WANTED Rugs and Dining Room Set NO DEALERS.

CALL ASP. 210. WThSu UPHOLSTERING coJIA 6205 AND CHAIR BEAT REPAIRED 17 3t dl5 CASH 3-plee sailess living room set, new $160. 39 Carruth at; Tal. 0668.

rsuw du MACHINERY I i 1 JOB SHOP WANTED. Units engine lathe for a New 214, Globe MANUFACTURERS built for a high-grade England tool manufacturer. office. SEWERS DRAINS RAZOR-KLEENED Charts. Kt Olulnc Any Dir.

Atrj Hoar. ELECTRIC MACHINE RGTO-ROQTER (Original), Kir. 7752 dSu31t dl LITTLE WHITE HOUSE MEDFOSD. NEAR FELL8WAT 4 with finished stairs and space for 2 more; 2 yrs. old: knotted pine living $4200: terms: now vacant.

REALTY CLEARANCE. Main. cor. Bel- mont; Maiden 3609-7 1 94. SuW 13 DORCHESTER SINGLE NOW VACANT 40 WARNER nfl Harvard nak floors, white sink, enamel stove, reno- vaiea Tnsiae ana out, price reasonable, a.

L.iuiNs, ueneva 8200. HYDE PARK NewCape Cod house of 4 rooms, au gas, insulated, rUllt in tub and shower, cabinet kitchen, near transportation, church, ready to occuov: a fine home for less than S40 monthly after imw oown payment: win nnance. A. M. WHELAN.

REALTOR Bluehills eoss-Cnn. llflfl. SuW ARLINGTON SINGLE $6900 SAINT AGNES' carish. fl insulated weatherstripped, fireplace, tile kitchen, til Dam. snower.

nice grounds, corner lou ADELAIDE SHORES. Harvard Tro. 6266: AH. 3518-M eves. SuW dl3 A RL.

7-rm. tt. sil coal, iiitt kits, shr. UrtDl 2-ear ntr.i saint, inly $5000. Ortur smi' fciyi.

Pr. 5518. RLEX REALTY, 783 Han. Arl. 1282.

SuW dl3 ARLINGTON 2-FAMILY house of the better class, newly renovated; upper to be vacated Dec. 31; small down payment. Ken. 0490. SuW LEAVING STATE MUST SACRIFICE, $6500 BEAUTIFUL 7-rm.

home, hot-water neat with coal, fireplace, beamed ceilings, white sink. Phone Melrose 0187-W. SuW dl3 30 PROFIT possible in this Beacon Hill, near State House, modernized. $3150 income. easy terms.

Cap. 3117. WSu 6-Fam. $950 Down Nets $1080 Yr, PROFIT, pr. $7650.

n. piaz's, h. w. fls. 2-4 Copeland Rox Laf.

2578, WSu SOMERVILLE NT'S Parish. 5-6 rms. 2-car steam upper apt. available, asking $B0tH. som.

jju. ouw mo Winter Hill. Somerville 5-7 rooms, off School asking $4500: owner must sell now. Som. SuW dl3 sivr.f.F.

c- niTT.miv ST 5 ready for occupancy; will sac; easy terms. Own- er. RINES. 1815 Centre far. B23U.

llillnn 2-car. long liv. coal MlltOtl 6 sun 2-c; coal. Blu. 5880.

SuW dl3 llillnn good home and muiuii 6-6-r n. w. ni. uiu. ooou, SuW MILTON A fine built 7-rm.

single, h. w. coal ht- S6500. Blu. 3o89 MAKE $900 YR.

profit on three 2- lam. oia. ww, Buy New Sinele House, Lexington AndPayLifceRent. Arh657. BELMONT Bargain A goprf substantial 2-familyi briefly, it contains 11 rms, 2-car garage, screened porcnes, oalc floors.

steam neai, transportation; price is cut for quick sale, S80O down, balance on easy terms.A.W.jrLLNl.20UJ; DORCHESTER Single, 59 Rockne 6 rooms, tiled bath, sun porch, steam heat, Knnn T1 9ftfi or Rill. 4272. SuW DOR 42 Blanche rtd. $87. cto.

est. souu. sjti. jjt.jMn.-y.. FOiTSALE on Mount Pleasant Rox- modern plumbing, oil hot-water heat.

operated as a rwnuns uuuk income $2500 year; will sell to settle estate at $3200; will leave 2d and 3d floor i a lti bn4 li tnri rurnisnings ovum brick house, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, income $82 per month, will sell lor $1200 cash. GENERAL REALTY 223 Durilev Roxbury; Gar. 3760. WSu dl6 FOR SALE Single, 6 bath, hdwd white sink, stm. heat, garage, large lot.

$4750, 10r down, baL like rent, $45 mo. sro. jigi iu fieasam si. MED FORD New 4-rm. bungalow, oil neat, nrepiacei tow.

ut Af WSu4t d9 NEWTON Comfortable 8-room home. handy location. 10c. fare, fine lot, 2-car garage, $6000; easy terms. GEOROE W.

RRYSON. 314 Washington Newton; Bigelow 4653; Lasell 2409. SuW dl3 QUINCY 6-rm. bungalow.garage, very reasonable, vacant. OWNER, Cun.

2585. SuW dl3 ROXBURY Single 10-room brick house in residential section, sunaDie ior jai ise nanay to cars, siuict, i terms to suit. Tel. Gar. 8360.

$3000 SOMERVILLE Best value In city, mod 9fam S-fi rms 3 e. enam sink and trays, oak fine repair: income $85, price $5400; 2d fl. with 3 cham- i a. 1 1 TT A A. Ders avanaoie, act quicitty.

Li.ru. HOWE. 417 Highland Davis Som, 7200. SuW dl3 WAYLAND 7-rm. house, bath, hen 2 a.

ot land, aouu. 4oa, oioDeomce. wrau aio Death Notices SULLIVAN In Natick, Dec. 15, John F. Funeral at the A.

H. Doherty Funeral Home. Friday at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem in St. Patrick's Church at 9.

Burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours at the Funeral Home. Thursday, 3 to 6 and 8 to 10.

THORNTON In Newton, Dee. 14, Kate ta. trteaiy) inornion. oeiovea wue oi the late Michael J. Thornton.

Funeral from her home. 48 Clinton Thursday, Dec. 17, at 8:15 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at the Church of Our Lady at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. TODDINGS In Cambridge. Dec. 14. Alice (Reid) Toddings.

wife of Seward Tod-dings of Bermuda. Funeral from the residence, 234 Lake View Thursday, at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass in St. Peter's Church at 9 a.

m. Relatives and friends invited. CHANGE OF NOTICE WALP In Cambridge, December 14. Margaret (Murphy), beloved wife of the late Thomas Walp. Funeral from the chapel of Joseph Keough and Son 148 Columbia on Thursday.

Dec. 17, at 8 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's Church at o'clock.

ReU atives and friends are invited to attend WELBURN In Cambridge, Dec. 15. Kapl- tola M. Steiner, wife of Alfred P. Wei burn of 7 Irving Terrace, age yean Funeral services at the Crawford Memo rial Methodist Episcopal Church.

Church Winchester. Friday. Dec. 18, at 2 p. m.

rnenqs may can at tne a. long Memorial LTiapei, 4 ueecn corner of Mass. North Cambridge after 6 p. m. Wednesday and until 11 a.

m. maav. WIDESTRAND-In Medford. Dee. 15, Louis E.

widestrand. age 75 years, for merly of Main wincnester. ili-neral services at the Bergland Funeral Home. 292 Massachusetts Arlington. Thursday, Dec.

17. at 2 o'clock. Friends ar invited. WILi-IAMS In Canton, Dee. 14.

Roger Williams, nusoana of jeannette twncn Williams. Services private. Please omit flowers. Local and Suburban C. E.

D. Margeson Funeral Service 839 Main St, Maiden, TeL 0024 Servtna Er rrg Part of Greater BtMton 1(1 III I FLOWERS IIWYVyMEBE 124 Tremont St. LI 3. 43 171 i i edvxjB AFFEitSDin Death Notices GLENNON In Roxbury. Dec.

15. William beloved husband of Barbara Glennon (nee Connolly). Funeral from his iate residence, 86 Marcella Friday, Dec. 18, at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem High Mass at All Saints' Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. GRANARA In the North End. Dec. 13, Ralph, beloved husband of Mary Gra-nara (ne Garbarino).

Funeral from hi late residence, 182 Salem Friday morning, Dec. 18, at 9:20. Solemn High Requiem Mass at St. Leonard's Church at 10. Relatives and friends are invited.

HAINES In Maiaen. Dec 14. John G. Haine of 18 Everett st. Funeral services at the Weit Funeral Home.

144 Salem Thursday at 2:30 P. m. Relatives and friends invited, HAMILTON Suddenly, in Brookline, Dec. 13th, Alvina Hamilton of 1493 Beacon beloved sister of Jessie and James Hamilton and Ethel (Hamilton) Periston. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 149 Harvard Brook-line, on Wednesday.

Dec. 16th, at 2 p. m. HAWLEY In South Weymouth. Dec.

15 Elizabeth A. (Deagle). w-fe of William S. Hawley. Funeral from the residence of her daughter Mrs.

Richard Campbell, 25 Park West, on Friday at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem at St Francis Xavier Church, at 9. Relatives and friends invited. HIAM Suddenly, Vancouver. B.

Dec. 12. Frances Webster, widow of Thomas A. Hiam and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin S. Webster. Services Thursday, Dec. 17. at Vancouver.

New York papers please copy. HOBBS Edwin Howard, of Hampden, Mass. Remains will arrive at Hampden, Thursday morning. Dec. 17.

u-neral services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Hampden Congregational Church. HOSMER In West Newton. Dec.

14. Arthur husband of Mabel Stewart Hosmer of 365 Austin st. Services from his late residence Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. JACKSON In Roslindale.

Dec. 14, Julia, widow of James Jackson, of 138 Walter st. Services at the Folsom Funera Chapel. 63 Belgrade Thursday at 2 p. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Kindly omit flowers. Cape Breton, Nova Scotia papers please copy. JAMIESON In East Walpole, Dec. 15.

James, of 23 Gould av in his 54th year. Services at the Union Congregational Church, Friday, Dec. 18. at 2 p. m.

Friends may call at the May Funeral Home. 85 Nichols Norwood. Wednesday, 7-9 p. Thursday, 2-5 and 7-9 p. m.

KIDD In Dorchester. Dec. 15. Hattie (Vinal). In her 79th year, late of 251 Savin Hill beloved wife of Alexander L.

Kidd. Funeral services at the J. Cole Son Funeral Home, 490 Columbia on Friday. Dec. 18, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers. KILMARTIN In Norwood. December 15.

Stephen Kilmartin. Funeral from his latf. residence. 114 Casey Thursday. December 17.

at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St. Catherine's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends inviiea.

TTTTnirT Vtilerwt intn rest. Vlpr 15. Simon beloved husband of Helen (nee Kerner) Kugell of 182 Cotton Newton. Funeral services at Temole Emanuel, 385 Ward Newton, today at 1 n. m.

ReDOsine at the Solomon Funeral Home. 420 Harvard Brook- line, until 11:30 a. m. t.avtc i- nverelt Dec. 15.

Laura M. Lavis, beloved wife of the late George S. Lavis. Funeral from the of her granooaugnter, r.ainerine uieaauii, A.1 EHIth Thursday. Dec.

17, at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at the Lit tle tiower t-nurcn at a. m. neiauves and friends invited to attend.

LEONARD In Jamaica Plain, Dec. 14. Delia A. (nee Glynn), beloved wife of the late John Leonard, formerly of Jamaica Plain and Pawtucket, R. I.

Funeral from the J. D. Fallon Memorial Funeral Home, 7 Greenough Jamaica Plain, on Thursday, Dec. 17, at 8:15 a. m.

Solemn High Requiem Mass in St. Thomas' Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited, visaing pours iv a. m. to 10 p.

m. LEWIS In West Somerville, Dee. 15. Ella in her 92d year, widow of Galen J. Lewis, mother of Mrs.

Albert Prescott Doe, 20 Williams st. Services at the Wilson Chapel, 28 College West Somerville, Thursday, Dec. 17, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.

MARTIN In Everett, Dec. 15, Florence M. Grant, beloved wife of the late Bernard Martin. Funeral from Frank D. Sweeney Son-Funeral Home, 350 Broadway.

Friday, Dec. 18, at 8:15 a. m. Requiem High Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.

Formerly of Charlestown. McCABE In Dorchester. Dee. 14. Patrick beloved husband of "Edith Mc-Cabe of 361 Washington st.

Funeral from the Gleason Chapel. 335 Washington Dorchester. Thursday, Dec. 17. at 8 a.

m. Requiem Mass at St. Leo's Church at 9 a. m. RelaUves and friends invited.

McMAHON In Cambridge. Dee. 15, Catherine A. (Murray), beloved wife of the late James B. McMahon.

Funeral from the James J. Shea Funeral Home, 323 Broadway, at Prospect Thursday morning at 10, with High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary's Church at 10:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in St.

John's Cemetery, Worcester. Worcester papers please copy. MERRILL In Boston, Dee. 15, Frederick beloved husband of the late Emily Goodwin Merrill. Funeral service at the McDonald Chapel.

461 Commonwealth at Charleseate West. Thursday. Dec. 17. at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends re spectfully invited to attend. MESSITT In Brookline. Dec. 15.

Thomas beloved husband of Mary A. Messitt tnee Winn), Funeral from his home. bo Pearl Jrlday morning at fouowea Dy a solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's of the Assumption Church at 10. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

NEWCOMB In Boston. Dec. 15. Addie M. Newcomb of 454 Mass.

av. Services will be held from the home of her son, John C. Page. 4495 Washington Roslindale, Thursday afternoon. Dec.

17 at 1 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. O'TOOLE In Everett. Dec. 14, Martin beloved son of John and Edith (Sharoe) O'Toole.

Funeral from the Charles J. iy Funeral Home. 619 Broadway, Everett, on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock Reonim Hiffh Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 ciock. fieiauves ana inenas are invited. PARKINSON In Pawtucket.

R. December 12. Emma N. (Leaves), wife of Thomas Parkinson, age 55 yrs. Serv ices at residence of ner sister, jvirs.

Charles P. Stratton. 174 Bancroft Reading. Thursday, December 17th at 2:30 p. m.

Utica. N. papers please copy. POMEROY In East Boston. Dec.

15. AUce wife of the late Andrew Pomeroy. Funeral services are to be held at the C. A. Rollins Funeral Home.

300 Meridian East Boston, on Friday. Dec. 18, at 12 noon. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, interment at Randolph, Mass. PROUT In Arlington, Dec.

15. Katherine jr. o-meii. wife of James G. Frout.

u-neral arrangements not yet complete. ROBEY In Arlington, Dec. 14. in hi 62d year, tasar Bryant KODey ot no Grand view Wollaston. husband of the late Ethel Louise Robey.

Funeral services at the Wollaston Congregational tnurcn, Lincoln on Wednesday Uec. IB, at p. friends are invited. m. Relatives and ROGERS In Somerville, Dee.

15, John Beloved husband of Gertrude (nee Cam-bra) Rogers. Funeral from the residence of his son. Manuel Rogers, 15 Morrison Thursday. Dec. 17.

at 9 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St. Anthony's Church, Cambridge, at 10. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

SHEA Suddenly. In Brighton. Dec. 15, Margaret mee J-yoon). oeiovea wue of Joseph W.

Shea. Funeral from her home. 67 Monastery road, Thursday, at 8:13 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass in St.

Gabriel's Monastery Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and frinria ar, Icindlv I inviiea to attend. Hirst president ot i Rosary Sodality. St.

Gabriel's Parish i and charter member past president of! Brighton Women's Club. RUSSELL Joseph killed in action In South Pacific area. Nov, 20, beloved son of George A. and Annie M. (Fennelly) Rusteli, 12 kast Boston 1 Memorial Solemn High Mass will bj held Thursday.

Dec. 17. at 8 o'clock at St. Joseph's Church. Orient Heights.

Relatives and friends invited. Late member of the Holy Name Society. STILES In Saugus. December 14. Annie: Crawford Stiles.

Funeral service at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas; Cogger, Newburyport Turnpike. Thurs- oay at a p. m.

LOCAL NO. If I. B. T. W.

We regret to announce the death of; Brother John J. isher of B4 Fells Medford. Funeral at the Breslin Funeral Parlors. 552 Pleasant Maiden. Reaui em Mass i.

at 8 ociock in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Maiden. F. J. Wheeler, Pres.

W. F. KeUey, Fin. Sec. STEENSEN Mr.

and Mrs. Louis P. Steensen and family wish to exoress their sincere thanks to their relatives, friends and neighbors for the kind expressions of sympathy and floral offerings extended them in the loss of their dearly beloveH son, John and daughter-in-law, Manon (Lawrence) Steensen. IN MEMORIAM 1934 Jennie C. Bowman 1942 My Beloved Mather.

1933Che5ter B. Lets 19 tevUuir xemembare -wtfa. i Jaa I I I Factories, Stores. Lofts, Etc For Rintf East Cambrltffi 9000-FT. concrete bid light en all sides, suitable for atcrag or reasonably rent: heat: handy to Boston, 6S Cam-bridf street; Kir.

3880. SuW4t d5 STORAGE OR light manufacturing' 3000 saj. 5d wen iifntea, rturoad nearey; reaion- aoi rent. w. MaclNTOSH.

348 Pleai ant Mai. 0424, dSu7t dl5 8000 FT. FLOOR SPACE NEAR South Station, heated, pass, and freight elevators, low rental. EERMAN. 168 Ewex Han.

0871. WSSuMiat 69 STORE 3 months frea rent; good for tailor, shoe shop or grocery gtort. 103 W. Newton Boston. WANTED About 8000 sq.

ft. manufactur- uis space. 444, Glot office SuW Office and Desk Space ROXBURY, 33 Hawthorns St. 4 rooms, furnace, piazza. SuW Houses to Let and Wanted HERE Is an opportunity for a party looking for an apartment with an income: an 8 room duplex in Somerville with 4 rooms now rented to college students; students rooms are furnished, including bedding; coal all in for Winter.

For further information call Lex. 0967-W. 3t READING, for Rent. Jan. 1, 75 Green St.

4 bath, steam, $25 mo. A. W. ROONEY, 150 Causaway Boston; tel. Cap.

6000, line 390. ROXBURY 13-room house suitable for lodging house or large family, all furnished, $40; good opportunity. Call Gar. 8360. WEST ROXBURY 8-room single and gar.

25 Bellevue Hill cor. Stratford. osum- aits WOBURN 5 bath, all conveniences, garage. Woburn 1043-M. Apartments For Rent CARE-FREE LIVING in a NEWHALL APARTMENT Within 10 Minutes of Downtown Boston Large or small suites with spacious, airy rooms, reached by elevators with operators, where you may enjoy quiet, luxurious living.

Rentals from $85 and upwards. CartiuUu restricted residents CHARLES A. NEWHALL Owner-Manager I 1101 Beacon St. Lon. 3310 3 SuW 3 ROOMS, S25 NEWLY repaired.

1942 baths, spick and span. 123 Tremoni ijx. j.ro. dSulltdlO UNHEATED brick tenements, hot and cold water, gas, electricity. vpjy 162 North Beacon tel.

ARL. 6 w. $48; also 6-r $40. Aui. 123 Mass.

av Arl. 4900 CAMBRIDGE, Crawford Will sub- lev IIlUUCl 11 uiuuiiuoin-u, coal heat, refrig. Included. $50 Tro. 405 5 CAMBRIDGE.

Near Putnam Sq. 3 rrns $4 a wk. Robert W.Gray, res, Bel. 2109, 9oa.hu DORCHESTER 4 rooms and bath. 274 uuincy street.

TTV.ATi T.T ATM rnnmm Vl jmn.xn. 'X' i o-, near defense plant, $20. Apply 187 Amory street, JAMAICA PLAIN 4 sun furnace wh. loc.iadults.Arn.1350 SuWSu JAM. PLAIN 5 sunny rooms, heated.

auiet 3 mo. ou 14m MED FORD Modern 6-rm. upper s. tile $45. Mys.

eArl. jtlSi. pnv 5R7 Hiffhlanrt 2d wh. sink, oil li owner, near cariinc. dSu5t ROX.

3 and 4 white sinks, oil brnr. in atove, new bath, $20. ura. 74a SuW dl3 SEV. loc.

Jam. 3-7 E. End, 2-6 some all baths low rents. Ded. 0092 anytime sr trwTV so sr.

Snrinsfield St 3 rooms, $4.50 week. LYNCH, 2nd floor. Tn T.ir.TF-.ranm ant all suite 1: adults preferred. 18 Sheffield road, Undale; Far. I7is-w.

suw ou WINTHROP, 5 heated. 2nd fir. apt. c. n.

water, ouii. vce. mu-m YOUNG couple wants 1 or 2rm. kitchenette, prl. baths Boston or Ever ett, near carune.

Tel. Everett ij 3t dl 2-3-RM. Apply 102 N.urtMl at 2-RM. basement and bath. $14- 15.

12 taylorst.offJMllfordst. 15 NEWLAND $12; 2 89 W. BrookUne. $12; 3 84 E. Newton.

$18. 82-97 ALBION ST. Housekeeping 2 bath, Furnished Apartments Artistically Furnished Heated LIVING -BEDROOM, kitchen, bath. 11 Royce off 1248 Comm. Asp.

1420. 4 AND 5-ROOM comp. heat ed, sio-l 12.30 Dedrooms. living room, kitchen, bath. 19 Chambers st.

ji- aia 213 BEACON ST. -Nicely furnished 1-rm. mute, near Rardensi electric and lai suite. furnished. Com.

8865. 1. I WS dl6 Board and Rooms $5 PER WEEK $1 DAILY $1.50 THE MILKER ALL rms. with priv. bath; weekly guest laundry free.

455 Columbus Ken 8043. Oi Qll LARGE front 5 windows, double bed and 2 cots and kitchenette, bath, st. coal. HOLLAND office. 678 Tremont St.

STRICT. Also sq. side rm. and kitchenettes, z.7-a-aa wk. HDT Well Frlgidaire, Attr, Kl I Mr I Dbl.

Km. aoo Marlboro St, dSu7t nished, heated, $7 wk. 19 Chambers st. 3t ota 8-10-11-18 RUTLAND ST. 1-2 rm.

basement, 2-3 rooms, first floor, housekeep ing rooms az.Zj. az.50, side, tl.25-l.50. 11 Concord fur. fr. hk.

dishes. 3-4; cosy piano, 33; side az; tei dSu5t dl6 11 RUTLAND 78 West Newton St. nice a-room lumtsneq. nrst noor. -45 CONCORD SQ Fur.

hskDg. stm. dishes, linen, h. and c. $3 basement.

at oi 102 W. NEWTON ST. Kitchenette hfkeg. side rooms all crices. 115 MARLBORO ST.

Large room an3 kit-ette, moderate rental. Com. el 11. 3t dlS 255 NEWBURY ST. Attrac.

double room. reasonable, com, 'est. at die BROOKLINE, Coolidge 64 Attrac. ironi soma privileges, up, 134. 3t dl6 BROOKLINE.

Near Cool. Cor. Room for I or persons; space tor car. Asp. WF dlS BKLINE Exclusive newly" furn.

Ac dec! tue Dam, pnv. lam. ixm. 3t dl8 CAMB. 1 room, priv.

kit'ette. bath; also iignt nusKPC. rm. irvina tu. 8U4.

3t 0I6 DOR. Homelike bus. girl or couple. kit. nr.

transp. CoL 8940. DORCHESTER Nice warm room and board. Nixon nr. Rap.

Tran. Tal. 8713. ELDERLY persons. invalids, kind care reas.

58 1 not wdoia Taibot 6248, MIDDLE-AGED MAN desires room and board, priv. borne, nr. city. 6. Globe.

Zt Q13 PLEASANT side rooms. S3; light S3-S7; pkg. 26 Cumber land B. Bay, asupx oi3 WANTED Unfurnished room, by quiet bus. girl who knows her place; priv.

borne, no other roomers; near tile bath; warm; few children no objection; give tel. 23. Globe office. WARM furn. with or without kitch- i ri i aa YOUNG man wants room, vicinity Dorchester, near rapid transit, must be reasonable.

8. Globe office. Children to Board CHILD to bnerd, good home, large play-ground. Arl. 47il-R.

WANTED Very young baby. love. inuSC care. Am, tome. Wohiirn fMfil.

3t dlS 2 6 Edwin H. Hobbs, YD Hero in First World War, Dies MONTCLAIR, N. J. Dec. 15 (AP) Edwin Howard Hobbs, 47.

director of turchases and supplies for the North Atlantic area of the American Red Cross, died today at Mountain side Hospital after a heart attack. The area embraces Delaware, New Jersey, New York and New It was created from the Red Cross Eastern area and Hobbs was named to the post in May. Hobbs previously had been assistant general manager of Hiram Ricker Son, director of the Poland Spring House at Poland Spring. Me. A native of Manchester, N.

Hobbs attended Newburyport, High School, Dean Academy and University of Detroit where he played football. During the first World War Hobbs was cited several times for bravery while serving overseas with Battery 51st Brigade, 26th CYankee) Divi sion. Battery, known as the Man Chester Battery, was founded by Edwin H. Hobbs, grandfather of Hobbs. Hobbs won the Croix de Guerre and the Order of the Purple Heart.

He was gassed twice. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lucile Gove Hobbs, and a daughter. Millard K. Shaler NEW YORK, Dec.

15 (AP) The Belgian American Educational Foun dation, announced today the death Dec. 11 of Millard K. Shaler, 62, managing director of the Belgian Mining Concern Forminiere, in Cape Town, Union of South Africa. A native of Ellsworth, and a graduate of the University of Kansas, Shaler served with the United States Geological Survey and the Guggenheim Exploration Company of New York before becoming a mining engineer with the Societe Internationale Forestiere et Miniere du Congo, the so-called Forminiere of diamond fame Brussels. He made several explorations and surveys in the Belgian Congo.

In September, 1914, he was the first delegate sent out from Brussels to inform the outside world of the food shortage threatening the city. Herbert Hoover appointed him secretary of the American Commission for Relief in Belgium and he served with the commission in London from 1914 to 1919. Shaler was a vice president of the Belgium American Educational Foundation and of the Foundation Uni-versitaire of Brussels. He is survived by a wife. Mrs.

Mary Johnson Shaler; a daughter, Mr. Elizabeth Brouha of Belmont, and a son, Amos J. Shaler of Johannesburg. Thomas G. O'Donneil Funeral Service J.

T. Sullivan, Fun. Director OFFICE AND FUNERAL CHAPEL 88-90 BROADWAY Between A and Street SOUTH BOSTON 80UTH BOSTON 3088 Death Notices ALDRICH In West Roxbury, Dec. 14, Edward beloved husband of Charlotte iStrupney) Aldrich, residence 244 i.orey si. cervices ana mierment strictly private, Wednesday afternoon.

AN TERN OITS In So. Boston. Ten 15 Bridget (Norton), beloved wife of John A. Anternoits and devoted mother of Mrs. Rita Freed man and Mrs.

Agnes Roblson. Funeral from the home of ner aaugmer. una. ltd Friday, Dec. 18, at 8 a.

m. Requiem High Mass in St. Bridget's Church at 8. Rela tives ana friend! nivitea. BEMIS In Melrose.

Dec. 14. EHith semis, of 5 Hurd st. Services at the iirst Baptist cnurcn. corner of Main ana upnams meirose, inursaay.

Dec. 17, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Ritualistic services of Alfarpta Council, No.

12 Degree of Pocahontas at the Dykeman Funeral Home. 23 Carey Chelsea, Wednesday eve ning, at o'clock. BLEAKNEY Of Needham. Dec. 14 Charles son of bmiley J.

BleaKney. Services at his late home, 62 Pleasant Thursday, Dec. 17, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.

BREAKER In Maiden. Dec. 15. Marea. ret widow of Henry t.

Breaker of 107 Dexter st. Funeral service at the A. E. l.on Funeral Home, 77 Summer corner of Mountain Maiden. Dec.

17. at 2 p. m. Interment at FOreidaie. Maiaen.

CAMPBELL. In East Boston. Dec. 15. Mary M.

(Cooney), beloved wife of William J. Campbell. Funeral from Masrath Funeral Home. 68 Meridian Friday at 8:15 a. m.

Solemn Requiem Hieh Mass at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer at 9 o'clock. Relatives and lnenas inviiea. CASSIDY In Dorchester, Dec. 14. Miss Catherine Cassid.v.

beloved aunt of Mrs. Kathleen Shea. F)ieral from the home of her niece. 1823 Dorchester Thursday. Dec.

17, at 8 a. followed by Requiem High Mass in SS. Peter and fault cnurcn at w. Friends inviiea CASSIDY In West Somerville, December 15, Annie Cassidy. Funeral from residence, 764 Broadway, Thursday morning.

Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Clement's Church at 9 o'clock. Rela tives and friends invited. COMEAU in Hoxoury, Dec. 13, Marie Eugenie, beloved wife of the late Tous- saint X.

Comeau. Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 54 Roxbury Friday.

Dec IS. at 8:15 a. m. Sol emn Requiem High Mass at St. Jo- sepn s.

thurcn at ciock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. CONDON James son of William and Mary Condon, formerly of Cambridge, Dassed away Dec. 13. 1942 in Philadelphia.

Penn. CONNORS In Newton. Dec. 14. Margaret Connors nee Connor), beloved wife of the late Hugh Connors.

Funeral from her late home. 178 Walnut Welles-ley Hills. Friday. Dec. 18, at 8:15 a.

m. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. COUGHLIN In south Boston.

Dec. 12, Richard beloved husband of Marie L. nee SumDter). Funeral from the Harold O'Neil Funeral Home. 405 Washington Doi'hester.

on Thursday, Dec. 17, at 8:30. Requiem High Mass at St Monica's Church. South Boston at 9. RelaUves and friends respectfully invited.

Brockton papers please copy. CRONIN Of 123 Franklin uecemoer 15. Ada. beloved wife of Thomas C. Cronin.

Services at the Sa- viue K.imbaii Chapel, 418 Mass Arlington. Friday. December 18. at 2 p. m.

Visiting- hour. Wednesday and Thursday. 2-5 and 7-9 p. m. COUGHLIN In New York city, sudden ly.

Dee. 14. 1942, Joseph D. Coughlin. husband of the late Esther R.

Andrews and father of Joseph A. Cough- 1m. Mrs. Augustus ferry, jotin t. rvtuehlin and Francis A Cotichlin.

Funeral from the John H. Lacy Funeral Home. 27 Harvard ttrookime. Mass. Thursday morning at 8:20.

with a Requiem Mass in St. Mary of the Assumption Church at 9 o'clock. Relative and friends are respectfully in vited. lnTermem. at.

wmeuafi visiting hours 2-5. 7-10. CURRIE In Chariest own. Dec. 15.

Abi gail, oeiovea wire oi ine wit jimn rie tnee O'Brien). Funeral from her lat midoniv. 84 Elm Friday. Dec 18. at 8:30.

Solemn High Mass of requiem at St Catherine Church, at a. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. npicrniT Tr TVirrter. December 14.

Mary EUen. beloved aaugmer or ine late Timothy and Catherine Dnscoll nee Murphy). Funeral from her late home. 34 Pleasant Thursday, December 17. at 9.15 a.

m. Solemn High Mass of Reauiem In St. William Church at 10 o'clock. Relative and friends are kindly invited. ELD RIDGE In.

Charlestown. suddenly. Dec. la. William Jtidncise.

nusoana oi Catherine (Donovan) Eldridee of Main st Funeral from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home. 907 Mass. av. Cambridge.

Thur. a 8 a. m. High Mass in St. Frances de Sales Church at 9 a.

m. Relatives and friends invited. FISHER In Medforrf. Dec. 14.

John nusoana Of Mary Murpoy risner. oi Fells av. Funeral from the Arthur J. Frealin and Son Funeral Home. 554 Pleasant Maiden.

Thursday at 8:15. Solemn High Mass at the Church of th Immaculate Conception at 9. Relative and friends invited. Rev. Fr.

Downing, Hyannis Pastor, Dies at Age of 79 HYANNIS, Dec. 15-Rev. Mor timer Downing, 79, pastor of Francis Xavier Church for almost 30 years and widely known on Cape Cod. died today-at the church ui a neon acuaufv. His body will lie in state tomor row in St Francis Church where the office of the dead will be- recited at 4i' 4 i -s At 7 REV.

MORTIMER DOWNING 4 p. m. A solemn high requiem mass will be sunff Thursday at 10:30 a. m. Burial will be in St.

Francis Xavier Cemetery, Centerville. Born at Castletown, Berehaven, County Cork, Ireland, he studied for the priesthood at St Brendan's Seminary in Killarney and the Irish College at Pans. Following his or dination, he was transferred to the diocese of Providence, R. I. Fr.

Downing was the second eldest of 12 children. When he was 17, the family emigrated to the United States, leaving him in the care of a relative. Fr. Downing was assigned first to St. Joseph's Church, Newport, R.

and later to St. Mary's Church, Taunton. In 1907 he was appointed pastor of St. James Church, New Bedford. He was made pastor of St.

Francis Xavier Church in September. 1913. As pastor of the Hyannis church and the Sacred Heart Church at Yarmouthport, Fr. Downing became well known to nationally prominent persons who spent Summers on Cape Cod. When he observed the golden jubilee of his priesthood in 1938, he was honored by many state officials and church leaders.

He leaves two brothers, Rev. John F. Downing, and H. Downing, and a sister, Miss Katherine Downing, all of Provi dence, R. Margaret G.

Shea Mrs. Margaret G. Shea, wife of District Fire Chief Joseph W. Shea of the Boston Fire Department, died suddenly yesterday at her 67 Monastery road, Brighton. A life-long resident of Brighton, she was first president of the Rosary Sodality of St.

Gabriel's Parish, a charter member and past president of the Brighton Women's Club, and an organizer of the Allston Women's Club. She was a member of the Ladies Charitable Union of Brighton of St. Genevieve's Court, M. C. O.

and the Ladies Auxiliaries of the Boston Fire Department and State Fire Chiefs' Associations. She is survived by her husband and five children. Joseph and William Shea. Miss Mildred Shea, Mrs. Edward Burke and Mrs.

Joseph Murphy, all of Brighton. The funeral will be neia irom ner home tomorrow morning. A solemn high mass of reauiem will be cele brated in St. Gabriel's Monastery at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St.

Jo seph's Cemetery, West Roxbury. CapitolaM. Welburn Mrs. Capitola M. Welburn, 59, of Irving terrace, Cambridge, wife of Alfred P.

Welburn, died yesterday at her home after a long illness. Mrs. Welburn" was born at Nevada, O. Before coming to Cambridge, she had made her home in Win chester. She was active in affairs of the Methodist Church and was affiliated with the Order of the East ern Star.

Funeral services will be held Fri day at 2 p. m. at the Crawford Memorial Church, Winchester. Burial will be in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge.

She leaves besides her husband, three sons. Paul A. Wei- burn, now serving in Africa with. the Army: Robert E. Welburn or Cambridge and John W.

Welburn of Woburn; a daughter, Mrs. Roger G. Blair of California; and a sister. Mrs. Jessie S.

RummeL Faik Konitza WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (AP) Faik Konitza, 74, Albanian minis ter to the United States for 12 years until, the legation was closed in June, 1939, after the fall of Albania, died today. He was a Dacneior, Joint Military Rites for St. John's Victms ST. JOHN'S, N.

Dec. 15 (AP) Servicemen of Canada, the United States and Newfoundland who died the Knights of Columbus Hostel holocaust here Saturday night were buried today. While Canadian pipers sounded a lament and buglers played "The Last Post" 38 soldiers and sailors from Canada and Newfoundland were interred after a joint cere mony. The Americans their number un disclosed were buried earlier at Fort Pepperell. a United States mill tary establishment The Canadian airmen who were among the 99 persons who died in the fire will be buried tomorrow at nearby airport The city itself-was in mourning, with its flags at half-staff.

frequent appearances in the role of hired man. Estelle Boselli as the mysterious woman gives an effective performance. They were capably assisted by others in minor roles. OTHER AMUSEMENT NEWS ON PAGE 21 Movie Question Box When my brother lorgets.to Jn'j home the Globe at night I Lin to yell, because I hardly ever a your column. Is the girl who in IrSnamlal viw i u- rU O'Brien) from America i what is her name? In your you said Richard Denning 1 16 tfhy they put him Dorotny Lemour in "Beyond BU Ad- mlACrDon't let your brother forget Globe.

The was Lena and isn't she good? She is vounl Negress who came straight from Brooklyn and the Harlem nicht clubs to Hollywood. She sang with Charlie Barnet's orchestra over the raoiu, aim maue a tieiibci nn when she started singing in Anseles night clubs. She plays Georgia Brown in the forthcoming jyj-t'iVl VUiC V-awii ill wa.j lives in Beverly Hills with an aunt and a 4-year-old daughter, and ians to alternate between New vnrk and California. Bichard Denning, naturally, isn't g. Just a misprint He was born ia 1916.

He made a lot of friends in 'Beyond the Blue Horizon," even it you and I dian HKe tne? picture Q. Will "Gone With the "Wind" come to Boston again? When and where was iana aurner Movie Fan. A. (1) Not soon. (2) In Wallace, Feb.

8, 1920. Q. Hal Kemp was killed in an automobile accident a year or two (go. What has become of Sylvia Sydney and Robert Donat? What are the next pictures of Gary Cooper and Spencer Is Glenn Miller due to make another picture? Here is my list of 10 best. What do you think of it? Also my worst How old is Mama Me Jones? Susan, West Lynn.

Jl. Thanks for the information. I don't keep up with orchestra lead ers but I should nave Known una. Sylvia has returned to the stage. Robert Donat is making pictures for the British Government; Gary is making "For Whom the Bells Toll." and Tracy is co-starred with Katharine Hepburn in "Keeper of the Flame." I don't know whether Glenn is assigned a film at present; he is under contract to 20th Century-Fox.

I always am interested in people's favorite and worst films, since you lead the list of your 10 worst with "The Big Street," and a reader sent in this week a rave over this same film. I agreed with you in most of your worst pictures, but T- 1 1 1L. I Bid IlKe raizaueui anu woca. Marcia Me gives Aug. 1, 1924 as her birth date.

Q. Was Artie Shaw married to EedyLemarr, tseuy uraDie or ouw, A Stoneham. A. Neither one. He was married to Lana Turner, who is now Mrs, Steve Crane.

a pImsp five me the ages of the East Side Kids and in what pictures will they appear Desiaes iNeavn Brooklyn Bridr.e." Also where do ihfv enmp from? Beth. A. Most of your friends are in "Little Mobsters" lor Monogram. Universal's "Mug Town" and "Bad Company." I am rather mixed up among Dead End Kids, East Side Kids and Little Tough Guys, as to which ones you want. But here are a few birth statistics: Lo uorcey is 25: Bobb Jordan is 19; Huntz Hall is 21; Bernard Punsley is 19; Billv Haloo is 21.

The boys, with the exception of Billy, were all at professional schools in New xofk when chosen for roles on the stage i tVia nUv "Flad TTnrl "Rill 17 ii-tc on the radio. Q. Is it true that George Sanders does not answer mail while making a picture? How old is he? What studio is he with? C. J. Milton.

A. George is not enthusiastic about answering mail at any time He was born in 1906, and is making "This Land Is Mine" for RKO Radio, Hollywood. Q. Did Shirley TemDle reallv sins ill those trills and tremolos of "Around the Corner" in Who was Ronald Colman's valet in 'Talk of the I thing he as superb. What about the Mickey Rooney baby runor? A.

Read me A. I haven't heard of Shirley re quiring another singer; Rex Ingram was me valet in "Talk of the Town and the baby rumor may prove to just a rumor. THE STAGE PEABODY PLAYHOUSE "The Tavern" The cast: Keeper's Son LeoDeLollls The Hired Girl Mildred Adelson Tie Tavern Keeper George Kyron 2 Hired Man." Fred Graves iivaKsoond Eliot Duvey Be VJ oman Estelle Boselli in Governor Tuckerman ineuovernor'i Wife Helen Stone Th. ot Daughter. Helen Keiiy TheSwJS James Ritchie The ShtSS Robert Mi lam Mn.

Daniel Hunt IhSrtm' Slher Man Fred Farley -rii Third Man. Leonard Dolan fVT George Deanne Cohan's two-act com- ihl' Tavern," as presented by ibuar Theatre of Boston fast night in the Peabody Playhouse if. bnght. whimsical, intriguing P'ay-refreshing entertainment. The program stated that the performance dedicated to the memory of the Popular playwright and the fine cast it a most creditable one.

Each was finely drawn and acted 'Imaginatively. The setting was a bare tavern, with a back-und din of a heavy storm which times seemed realistic enough to actually chUi the audience. 'rrikeeper, and his son experience exciting night, starting with the fPoearance of a strange vagabond mysterious young woman who sought refuge from the storm Freeman's woodshed, followed by r'f arrival Of th Hnvprnnr nnrt his ly fleeing a holdup and the fsws of the weather. To this vaga-ad Ufe is but a play, all the world itf: and he be audience. He thrilled by the little drama tak-r Place the tavern and inier-ipro make the Plot more i tb real suspense and m-.

v.tn P13 in the ques-15 identity- which is not di-Jel tmtil the end. Hint TV I gives an excellent of the debonair. liable younc vacabond. He oircted pJay George Kv- As the timid Vn. Le De Lollis gives a onnance.

Fred Graves does to draw a laugh with his in a It BOILER WANTED GAS fired, 8 or 6 h. p. EDWARD S. QUIRK Wat. 8700.

3t GASOLINE POWER SHOVEL FOR SALE 1 used Thew Type O. cu. combination shovel and 35 ft. crane boom. BAY CITY SHOVELS.

bta. 3252. SuW dl3 Business Chances LAUNDRY WILL buy or lease, purehae preferred, an up-to-date and going laundry plant with an adeauate labor supply and room for expansion; must have good nower plant and prefer location in Metropolitan Boston. 469, Globe office. MW WANTED STORES FOR CASH STOCK fixtures.

Lib. 6761 or Blu. 3 2002. n. S.

H. BOBRICK, 294 Wash Boston SuW dl3 RARR1TR hnr. old age: chean: otio. Boston Gear Works. Apply next door, Snug Harbor.

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FOR SALE News agency in rnfg. city of n. A A nnn nnni I a 1 inn .11 T. ill; years in operation by him. 493, Globe I HAVE capital for businesa men, confi- oenum.

writ u. box iooj. oubuu, WFSul2t d2 Lost. Found. Etc.

LOST Man'a wedding initials C. K. M. to A. W.

vie, lna navj Yard; reward. ARTHUR WILSON 23 Magee st- Camb. 2t LOST Collie puppy, vie. Mt. Auburn Cemetery, red, female.

4 white paws, white spot on neck; reward. MCOLS. 2t dl6 LOST Portable Motorola radio set. wine colored, gold trimmings- left in North Stationjjreward. Liberty 7928.

3t dl8 LOST Vie. Maverick StaT. E. Boston? lady's gold Waltham wrist watch, initials reward. M.

Murphy, Ea. 4114, LOST Boston terriar, Dec 2, fit vicinity of Dartmouth reward. Apply 9 Dartmouth Boston. 2t dJ5 rriKTTii (nlH and diamond studded pa an(j Egieton sq. Blu.

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Lon, eddish stone, with 2983. Reward. 2t dl6 LOST Lady's gold rosary beads. Call Che. 4033rW; reward.

2t LOST Zircon bracelet, shop. dist. or sen, value, reward. Art. 2587-W.

LOST A movie camera, 8 in taxH Dec. 13. reward. Kirkland8530. daily.

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE, lost between Jordan Marsh, yuene and womwonn i on summer sentimental vaiue, far, 8S47-W dSu8t dl5 Proposals NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Contrac tors are hereby invited to suomit Dias upon proposed work of removing street par rails from tha, streets and highways Mon.jind Wed, Eves. Until 9 P. M. FURNITURE iORM36D TEARS WORK done at your house at lowest price. Phone Col.

16U1 evenmes, or writs 49 Glenway JORDENS. UPHOLSTERING 6205 AN IT CHAIB SEAT KEFAlWED. QviNO rm. set (3 lamps, tabl scatter run. curtains, like new: takes all; terms.

Call M. F. C. Am. 52601 138 Green Jamaica nam.

Sud7t dl3 AND TOOLS Ifll I 1 FOR SALE 2 10-IN. steel bench saws. 1 8-ln. steel bench saw; 2 band saws and motors for same. Assortment of saw blades and dadoes.

Col. 9373. at difl GLOBE ADVTS. TAY BEST Legal Notices LICENSING BOARD for the City of Boa-ton. Application No.

1443. December 16, 1942 Notice is hereby given, unaer Chapter 138 ot the General Law, that Darcy Liquor Store. tlla E. Darcy. Prin.

has applied for a license to sell aicohouc beverages of tha following kind: AU Alcoholic, as a Hetail Package Goods Store, at 252 Sumner Street, Eait Boston District, in said Huston, in two rooms first floor of said building. 1843. MAHY EDWARD M. KICHAR1JSON, WALTJCR R. MfclfS.LicenBingioard.

LICENSING BOARD for tha City of Boston. Application No. 1444, Dec. lb. 1942 Notice is hereby given, under Chapter 13 of the General iaw.i.

that The Point Cafe, Matthew J. Darcy, pi in. reo. have applied for a license to sell alcoholic beverages of the following kind: All Alcoholic, as a Restaurant, at 282 Marginal Street and bulkhead entrance to cellar for stock only. East Boston District in said Boston, in one room and kitchen first floor; cellar for stock only of said building.

J943. MARY E. DRISCOLL. U3-WARD M. RICHARDSON.

WALTER R. MEINS. Licensing Board. LICENSING BOARD for the City of Boston. Application No.

734. Dec. 16. 1942 Notice is hereby given, under Chapter 13A of tha General Laws, that German-American Singing Society, Fred H. Franke.

has applied for a license to cell alcoholic beverages of the fnllowiniz kind: All Alcoholic, us a Club, at 367 East Eighth Street, 20 Covington Street and bulkhead entrance in yard. South Boston District in, said Boston. )n whole binid- oie MA log of said building. 1B1-J. MAUI E.

I. RICHARDSON. EDWAKU M. BICHAHDSOJ WALTER R. MEINS.

LicenamgBoard. LICENSING BOARD for the City of Boston. Application N'n 840. Tier 16. 1043 Notice is hereby given, under Chapter 1.10 of tne uenerai uwi.

mat utrman Educational Society of Boston. August Becker, has applied for a license to sell alcoholic beverages of the following kind: AU Alcoholic, as a Club, at 194 Heath Street. 7 Schiller Street and rear entrance from garden, Roxbury District in said Boston, In whole building of said buiMlng. 1943. MARY E.

DRISCOIJ. IUWAKO Hll.HAKDSUN, ALTER n. licensing uoaro. LCENSING BOARD for the City of Bo ton, apphc 1942 Notice ton. Application No.

1397. December 13. woiice is nereDy given, under apter 138 of the General Laws, that a cob N. Newstadt, Newstadt Pharmacy. ias applied for a license to sell eleoholio levpraueM of the follnwin Wind; All AU coholic, as a Druggist, at 34 Brooks engnion District in said Boston, in one room, first floor; cellar for stock only of said building.

1843. MARY E. WALTER R. MEINS.licensing Board. UCENSINGBOA RD for the City of Bo-lton.

Application No. 1439. Pec, 1, 1942 Notice is herehv eivon. tmnnr Chapter 138 of the General Laws, that Kiddie Kar. Hrlam Tjin trrxn clerk, have applied for a license to sen aicnnouc oeverages of the following kind: AH Alcoholic as a Restaurant, at 2ll 3c 217 Albany Street, entrance from hallway of 211 Albany Street to first floor and side entrance, on.

Oneida Street to cellar for stock only, in said Boston, in one room, office and kitchen first floor; two rooms and Jobby second floor: cellar for stock only, oi said building. 1943. MARY f. DRISCOLL. EDWARD M.

RICHARDSON. WALTER R. MEINS. Licensing ooara. BOARD for the Oty of Be- icatinn Nn 1 'A'Al 15.

1842 Notice is hereby given, under Chapter 138 of the General Laws, that Henry J. Doherty has aonlled for a li cense to sell alcoholic beverages of the following kind: Alt Alcoholic, as a Druggist, at 863 Harrison Avenue. Boston District, in said Boton, in one room, first floor; cellar for stock only, of said building. 1943. MARY J5.

DRISCOLL. EDWARD M. RICHARDSON. WALTER R. MEINS.

Licensing Board. Musical Instruments PIANO BARGAINS YOU MUST SEE Um4 Mkm-MmHIs, latlf ttrlt, J25: Sttlewty. ia.HI tin. f45: SsiMti, (155, $195; Mlllor (,,.,, 1115, $175: SUiswar, taall rans. 29S.

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SteTnway Grand oian4 reasonable. 26 Dartmouth at Botoi? 5t J14 Sewing Machines ANY make sewme machine oed. adjusted nan, VWV. An-V rlaTatrti a aiaai 1 1 i L. by aa error, will be given a repubii-catlon without extra charg.

upoS notice in wnune ctven to the Glob Newwaper Company within twenS-iaahoan after the toj dvertuement. If tne adveetisWdo not wish re PuhllcatiorT llnoUc as aforesaid is aoti giVen wYS.i twenty-four Globe paper Company, lr reouested wiihi thirty days, will retnto tSe TdleS tuer the sum paid br the advertlSr for the PUbiicaUon.WS5t to thL tent aforaid the d'obl Newsoar Company will not be liable ti ae iar tnistakee errors tti the publication of advertiwnu BMaoey wia be returned on ctxtint nentoar or value ot the advertii. mad bar the advertiaar ia the copy. of Waltham, Massachusetts, and upon thetijCENSING repavement operations in connection with the work of refilling the slots caused bv rail removal. To receive such con sideration, bids must be delivered or post- m.r.nl nnt later than December 22.

1942. at 12 o'clock noon. Complete information necessary to enable Contractors to stirjmit sucn nios may ne ODtained ny application to WAR MATERIALS, at 128 Washington Street, 3rd floor, Boston, Massachusetts, on and after December lo. 184Z. zt aia THE New York Central Railroad Company will receive bids under Serial Contract No.

16-1942, covering iron and steel products, electrical material, cement, arlyptol freon gas. Sealed bids must be submit freon gas. bra led olds must tie sumfrit- ted to undersigned by 12:00 Noon December 30th, 1942. The right is reserved to reject sny or all bids. F.

S. AUSTIN, Purchasing Agent. 468 Lexington New York. N. Y.

WTh4t 518 Miscellaneous ROACHES EXTERMINATED tn rid your place of roaches, bedbugs, ver min, SANITARY EXT. Com. 7878 5u31t 41 ROACHES, fl 1-yr. guar. bedbugs.

S3 rm. Cambridge Ext. Tro. 4485. SUTWTaF dl3 Auctions Horses Carriages HORSE AUCTION at Chambera Sales Exchange Stables.

Ccariilla. Thursday. December 17. at 12:00 shorn. carloads of fresh western horses, several acclimated matched pain, second hand norws.

sauaie nurse-, coits: Terms cash. DAVID R. CHAMBERS. VnaOVt. N.

Y. Sud4t dl3 Desks, Store and Office Furniture and Fixtures FLUORESCENT units. store and window fixtures; large counters; radio; National Cash Register; Remington portable typewriter. 3 Harvard Brookline. Safes WANralOO light wo 1J single end K.iW fHl WANTED.

A jrmall used bout or offica e. Call Capitol 1456. 4Su7t dlS aaie,.