The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 20

THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBF WEDNESDAY, UTATICT IS. 1933 Twenty You've Got the Wrong Guy" Quiz Charlestown Men NO OTHER REFRIGERATOR GIVES YOU SO MANY MODERN FEATURES in Shooting of Ex-Athlete Surgeons removed two bullets from the thigh and stomach of Allan L. Fidler, 33, one-time High School of Commerce football star, and reported his condition good at Massachusetts General Hospital today. Fidler was shot last night at Main and Chapman s.s., Charles- town, by a man who mistook him for someone else, according to his version to the police. Today Sgt John J.

Connolly and special officer Joseph Wilson questioned all witnesses and friends of Fidler in an effort to solve the mysterious shooting. Fidler told police that he was getting out of a car he had borrowed from a friend, Antonio Flammini of 10 Salem Charlestown, when a man walked up with a revolver. "You've got the wrong guy," Fidler cried, as the man pointed the weapon and fired three times. The fellow ran off, and Fidler was aided by Francis X. Ahern, 27, of 370 Main Charlestown.

Ahern took the wounded man to Massachusetts General Hospital in a cab. Doctors performed an emeree ncy operation and removed two bullets, which were turned over to police ballistics experts. Fidler, who lives at 6 Cross Charlestown, is an M. T. A.

bus iiliiij' operator, but has been off duty for three weeks after an accident. A graduate of High School of Commerce in 1938, he captained the football team and later was on the eleven at Kent's Hill, Me. He played fullback. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Fidler of Charlestown. Fidler told police from his hos pital bed that he never saw the assailant before. He said there was no reason why anyone should attempt to take his life. Detectives were puzzled over the affair. Agriculture Dept.

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Park Street Baptist Church begins its 100th anniversary year at the services next Sunday. In Conner tion with the anniversary, a cam' paign will soon be undertaken to raise fuds for the remodeling oi the sanctuary and an addition to the building for needed church school rooms. During the year, a history of the church, compiled by William Oldroyd, will be published. The anniversary committee include- F. Edward Wilson, chairman: Mrs.

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