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Ftfty-Ffv THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE AUGUST 28, 1943 INSTRUCTIONS MALE INSTRUCTIONS MALE DEATH NOTICES Deaths and Funerals PRETTY George. tn West MdwtT, Dr. C. R. Skinner Rev.

R.M. Timberlake 0)0 FIX JT DEATH NOTICES HUNT Of Hingham. Aug. 27. George husband of the late Laura (Powers) Hunt, in his 83d vear.

Funeral services Monday. Aug. 29. at 2 p. m.

from the Downing Cottage Chapel. 21 Pond Hingham. Friends may call at the chapel Sunday from 3-5 and 7-9 P. m. JACOBS In Maiden.

Aug. 25. suddenly. William beloved brother of Adolph R. Jacobs of West Roxbury and Mrs.

J. C. Kelly of Lynn. Funeral from the P. E.

Murray Funeral Home, 1822 Center West Roxbury. Monday, Aug. 29, at 9:15 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St.

Theresa's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends moat kindly invited. Late member of H. P. Hood Sons Mutual Benefit Association and Everett Lodge ot Elks.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. Tufts Dean Enteritis of School of Religion STAMFORD, Aug. 27 Dr. Retired State Leader of Congregational Church BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 27 Rev.

Dr. Ralph M. Timberlake, 67, former president of the Massa DEATH NOTICES 1 BEATTIE Of Woburn. Aug. 26, .1949, Percy C.

Beattia of School North Woburn. Services at the Arthur P. Graham Funeral Home. 3 Arlington I Rd. Sunday, at 2:30.

Relatives and friends ma call at the funeral home Saturday evening. CAHILL In Jamaica Plain. August 26, Allida A. tMundee). beloved wife of, Frederick W.

Cahill. residence. 10 Mar-berry terrace. Funeral from the Brady Funeral Home. 10 Tower Forest Hills.

Monday morning Aug. 29 at Requiem High Mass in St. Mary of the Angels Church at 9 oTclock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. Milford. Visiting hours 2-5. 7-10 p. m.

CARNEY In Hudson. Elizabeth E. tHealeyl. wife of John F. Funeral from the Hlckcy Funeral Home at 8:15 a.

followed bv a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at 0 o'clock in St. Michael's Church Monday. Aug. 29. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10.

Sunday 2-5 and 7-10. CARROLL Formerly of North Walpole. N. in Norwood. Aug.

27, Agnes M. sister of Edith and Ellen Carroll and Mrs. Ann McGlvney. Funeral from tf Glllooly Funeral Home. 12 Walpole Norwood.

Tuesday. Aug. 30. at 8 av m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St.

Catherine's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives Clarence R. Skinner, 68, dean emeritus of the Tufts College School of Religion and a founder of the Com- chusetts Congregational Conference Salesmen Wanted (Male) BUILD AK ADVERTISINS BUSINESS Pioneer Manufeeturer offers permanent tern lory agency for Its nationally known line of exclusive Advertising Calendar an1 Posters for General Industry. Office and Howe distribution; Art Blotter; Booklet: GJt and Advertising Leather Item; Advertent- Specialties: Mechanical and Wood Pencil! Metal and Plastic Desk Item for the better business men.

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Aug. 27. Isabella F. Jamiecon. Relatives and friends arc Invited to attend the funeral service at her late AVIATION NEEDS YOU TRAIN FOR A CAREER WITH A FUTURE PRACTICAL TRAINING ON LIVE AIRCRAFT AND ENGINES WORK ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD You can qualify for examination for your Federal Aviation Matter Mechanic's License in just 53 weeks NEW DAY AND EVENING CLASSES NOW FORMING Low coat housing; and meals available TRAINING FOR VETERANS residence Tuesday.

Aug. JO. at a clock. ELLISON In South Boston Aug. 25.

Ellen G. (Kearney), beloved wife of Charles M. Jpilison. Funeral from hr August, ao. in nis tn year, mnnti, Monday, at 2 p.

m. from his late han.t Cutler West Medway. Burial a i Evergreen Cemetery. West Medwax. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday evening.

RAFFTERY In Brookline. of i Mystic, Connecticut. August 2j. Cath erine L. (Coyne), beloved wife of th -late James H.

Rafftery and mother Mrs. T. R. Psssmore, and Mrs. Mr R.

Cousens. Residence. 256 Ajptrtwail av. Funeral from the George J. Lacey Funeral Home.

12!) Harvard Man-1 day naorning at 7:30. followed by a High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary of 5 the Assumption Church at 8 clock. Relatives and friends are kindly in vited. Interment St.

Patrick Ceme tery. Mystic, Conn. Visiting hours i Sunday 2-5. 7-10. REED In Rockland, suddenly.

Aug. t7, Marv Emily, mother of Harold E. Re-1 of 467 Hingham In h.T 60th yrtr. Funeral service at the Rice Fur era! Home. 15 Webster Rockland.

Tues day at 2:30. Interment in iiapIewoeJ Cemetery. RFGAN Of 53 Norton st Dfrt'che'ee. Cpl Francis kiHed in over New Guinea. Oct.

26, 1944. mti the V. S. A. Air Force.

13th son ef Thomas H. and the late Mary A. mm McManus). Religious services and fu neral at Long Island National Long Island, N. Aug.

30. 1949. at 10:30 a. m. sharp.

REYNOLDS In Roxbury. Aug. Arthur beloved husband of the; Margaret Reynolds Inrr Kw! i beloved son of John and Margaret Rey-r olds (nee Coughhnt. Residence St' Maywood st. Funeral from, th Cr-bv Memorial, 867 Beacon st.

(near Per" Drive), on Monday morning by a Solemn Mass of Reomem in St. John' Church. Blue Hill av o'clock. Relatives and friends ar In vited. Interment New Cslvsry.

rt-omlt flowers Visiting hours 2-3 n4 7-10 p. m. 1 Jute home, 651 East Broadway. Monday. Aug.

2fl. at 9:45. Solemn High Mass at the Gate of Heaven Church, at 10:30 a. m. Relatives and friends in vited.

KEDDY In Somerville. Aug. 24. William and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-10 son of Clen and Sadie tlwciMetu Keddy of 79 Newbury st.

Funeral from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home. 228 Mnss. Arlington. Mon Pilot Training Authorized for Enrolled Mechanic Students day at 8 a.

m. Requiem High Mass at St. John a Church at a. m. Krta-tlvea and friends are invited to attend.

I I A wrttsiaiiaiy KELLY In Jamaica Plain. Aug. 26. Mary Deiovea daugnter or tne late uaniei nil F.llpn I Holland) Kellv. Funeral But Service to and from Harvard Square MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY DON'T DELAY TOP SALES from the John J.

Gill Funeral Home, 53 rtutt, ct Tl-Trkrtriliv Anff 29. Mt 8 m. tn. p. m.

Following funeral service in Norwood the body will be taken to Fen ton 6c Hennessey Funeral Home in Bellows Falls. Vt. A Solemn Hian Funeral Mnss will be celrbrated at St. Peter's Church in North Walpole, N. Wednesday.

Aug. 31. at 9 a. m. Interment St.

Peter'a Cemetery. North Walpole. N. H. CHECKOW A Departed this day.

Aug. 20. Naphtali of 10771 Strathmoer drive. Los Angeles. beloved husband of Fritzt iHershman) and devoted father of Ida Rachelle Checkoway and loving son of and F.va Checkoway and- brother of Norman Checkoway.

Services at the Stanetsky Funeral Chapel. 10 Washington Grove Hall, Dorchester. Sunday. Aug, 28, at 11 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Memorial Week at the home of Benjamin Newman, 93 Highland Chelsea. Requie'm High Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives FREE PLEASE RUSH ME DETAILS CONCERNING YOUR AVIATION MASTER MECHANICS SCHOOL AT ONCE and friends invited. KFTMNF.Y In West Hoxtmry. August 26 NAME STREET. C1TT STATE. TEL Timothy husband of the- late Ellen Regan Kenney and father of Mary E.

Scanlon. Madeline Timothy L. and Albert P. Kenney. Funeral from his late residence, 88 Greaton road.

Monday morning Aug. 29 at 8. Solemn Requiem High Mass In the Holy Name Church at 8 o'clock. Relatives and Days Evening Vstaran Non Veteran REPRESENTATIVE WAIiTED For Entire New England by mfr. of nationally known line of infants' and children's plastic bibs, aprons, baby pants, following dept.

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132 CONKEY In Brookline. suddenly. Au RHOADES In Watertown. Aug. 55.

Annie widow of Albert Rhosdes, of 76 Olcott st. Services at the Rockwell Chapel, 43 Mt. Auburn Mw. day. Aug.

29, at 2 p. m. ROHEDDER In Bilierirtl. Aug. 34.

Loui' Marie (Peterson) wife of Freoaru-V Rohedder of 7 Riverview Blllcrlca. Funeral services from Psrry Funeral Home. Boston Road BiEerjea. on Monday, Aug. 29.

at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Visitac hours, 2-4. 7-9.

Sunday. -z. ROSENGARD On Friday. Aug jJ- friends invited. KIDSTON HASTINGS In Quincy.

Aug LE 9-2400, Boston (Bedford) Airport, Lexington, Mass. REV. R. M. TIMBERLAKE 25, Florence M.

(Menchlngton). wife of gust ZB. taward M. uonufy ot 100 Bonad road. Services will be held at his late residence.

Monday, August 29. at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening.

Please omit flowers. Robert G. Kidston, of 589 South st. Funeral services Monday. Aug.

29. at and Missionary Society, died today The Wickens Troupe Funeral Home. 26 Adams Quincy, at 1:30 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting CONLEY In Newton Centre, August the 26th. Katherine (Scannell), beloved at his home here after several months' illness. DR. CLARENCE R. SKINNER munity Church, Boston, died this afternoon at the home of his father-in-law.

Benjamin M. Dr. Skinner, a first cousin of actress Cornelia Otis Skinner, retired from Tufts College in 1945. He had Dr. Timberlake had erved as a wife of Frederick i.

coniey, runerai from her late home. 4.10 Commonwealth Monday at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Ignatius Church. Chestnut Hill, at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Interment Holyhood Cemetery. minister for 48 years, starting in the rural churches of Canada at unrry ftosengarai of 17.W orrv-rnon wealth Brighton, beloved husband of Ida (Sherman) Rosengard.

father of Betty Lew David E. and! A. Manny Rosengard. Services at tbm Levine Chapel. 470 Harvard gt Brookline.

Sunday. Aug, 28. at 10 a. m. Memorial week at the home of" his daughter.

Mrs. Betty Lewis. 79 KiKr road. Brighton. In expression of thought.

Please give to the Jewish Memorial' Hospital. Please omit flowers. Visittr hours at the chapel Saturday a salary of $350 a year. A native of LenoxviUe. QueDec, been dean of the school since 1932.

CONNOR In Quincy. Aug. 2. Annie he was graduated from Ottawa A graduate of St. Lawrence Uni Collegiate Institute.

versity in 1904, Dr. Skinner studied graduation, he was assigned assistant pastor at Van Kluk Hill, SALESMEN Bales positions open in various sections of New England in the maintenance service field to men that are now employed and wish to increase their present Income a-ubstantiaity. The men that would be given consideration would have a definite following amongst the restaurants, hotels, clubs, etc. Also those calling on chief engineers and industrial accounts will be given consideration. Remuneration by better than average comm.

basis. Writ In detail your qualifications and a confidential interview will be granted. Our employees know of this 198. GLOBE at Harvard University and Colum SARGENT In Boston, Aug. 16.

Che YOU CAN FIND WORK ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD bia. His first work in the ministry beloved daughter ot tne laie faTrics. and Mary A. (O'Brien) Connor. Residence 54 Payne st Funeral from the John Hall Funeral Home.

19, Cottage Monday Aug. 29. at 8:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St.

John's Church, School at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are Invited. Visiting hours at the Funeral Home, Saturday 7-9 p. m. and Sunday 2-9 and 7-9 p.

m. serving five churches. Dr. Timberlake was graduated ctuKi-iii, nis toin year. jturiTnt services at Trinity Church, Cociey Square, Boston, on Monday.

Aug. 23. at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invitee-Friends may call at his late ham.

ii-Concord Milton. Saturday afternoon, Sunday and Monday until 11" a. Instead of flowers kindly sV donation to a memorial funi at th -Children's Medical Centre. Boston. from McGill University, Montreal, and the Yale Divinity School In 1911.

He held pastorates at Canaan, New Haven and Dalton, Mass. COOPE Brookline, Aug. 25, Alice At Dalton he was called to the SHALAVEJUS-n South Boston. An. 3V IF YOU ARE A LICENSED AIRPLANE AND ENGINE MECHANIC! AND THE U.

S. GOVERNMENT FORECASTS AN INCREASING SHORTAGE OF AVIATION TECHNICIANS NOW AND IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS START YOUR TRAINING NOW AT A PRACTICAL SCHOOL hours at tne funeral home Saturday evening. Sunday afternoon and evening. Please omit flowers. Chelsea.

Everett. Halifax, Nova Scotia and Kt.i John, New Brunswick, papers please copy. LARKIN In West Roxbury. Aug. 26.

by accident. Dr. John J. Larkin beloved husband of Rachel Martin Larkin. and of John J.

and Catherine A. Larkin (nee McCarthy), and devoted brother of Alfred S. Larkin. Mrs. Ruth Blackwell.

Mrs. Kathleen Burke, and nephew of Dr. Francis V- McCarthy of Milton. Funeral from his residence. 215 Perham on Tuesday morning, followed by a Solemn Mass of Requiem in St.

Theresa's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment. St. Joseph's.

LAUDANSKY In Dorchester, Aug. 28 Marparet beloved wife of Peter Laudansky. Funeral from her late home. 1 Mather st. Tuesday.

Aug. JO at 8.15 a. m. Solemn High, Funeral Mass at St. Peter'a (Lithuanian) Church in South Boston, at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. LESPASIOIn East Boston. Aug. 27. J-oulMa (TranfotUia).

beloved wife of Vito Lespaslo, of 3 Percival Place. Funeral from the Magrath Funeral Home, corner of Meridian and Havre Tuesday. Aug. 30. at 9 a.

m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Our, Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, at 8:45 a Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours. Sunday.

7 to 10; Monday. 2 to 10. LEVANGIF Of West Concord. Aug 27. Leo.

in' his 57lh year. Funeral from the Joseph Dee Sc Son Funeral Home. 7 Bedford Monday. Aug. qulem High Mass at Our Ldy Christians Church at nftj-llves and friends invited.

Is'ting hours Sundav evening from 7 to 10, LEYDON Tn Roxbury. Aug. 26, Ethel Leydon of 3 Presby place. (iinrral from J. J.

Good Sons Funeral Home. 336 Dudley Tuesday, Aug. JO, at post as president of the Conference in 1934. He retired the first of this year. (Urant) ot a tobq.

otuin-ton, wife of the late Frederick D. Coope. Funeral from the Lally Funeral Home, 49 Harvard Brookline Monday morning at 8:15. Solemn Requiem Muss at St. iKnatius' Church, Chestnut Hill, at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment private. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. For ms outstanding work for the Congregational Church he was CnTTF.R in Inn. Aug.

26. Charles TOYS HOUSEWARES NOTIONS Call on established accounts. Jobbers. Dept. stores Chains i New Bigiand.

Car necessary. Drawing vs. Commission. Write Bos 7811, 217 Jth Av. awarded, the degree of Doctor of Divinity by Northland College in husDand or Agnes ti.

isneenani oner. Funeral from his residence. 45 Breed on Tuesday at 8 a. m. High Mass 1933.

was an an associate with Dr. Frank Oliver Hall, Universalist divine of New York City. Later he occupied pulpits at Mt. Vernon, N. and Lowell, Mass.

In 1914 he was appointed professor of social ethics at Tufts College, and 18 years later named dean of the school of religion at the college. Dr. Skinnpr was the grandson of Charles A. Skinner, who was a Universalist minister in Hartford, Melrose and Somerville, Mass. His father was editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle for a quarter of a century.

In 1906, he married the former Clara Ayres of this city. He was for many years active in the Community Church of Boston, which he described as an "enterprise begun and continued entirely apart from the denominational prejudice it is, a church without 'isms. Dr. Skinner was the author of several books and articles and served as an editor of Unity. He leaves a widow.

of Requiem in St. Joseph's Church at During his pastorate at Dalton. 9 clock. Relatives and trtenas invuea HEW CLASS STARTIHG SEPT. 26 There is still time to join! eeXeWes GRINAVIC John Aug.

27, in Boston Dr. Timberlake was active as a delegate to the national Congregational formerly ot norwoou. ny gmneni, ub-loueH hushanrt of Mildred Braes. Fu- conferences and was moderator of Tuesday morning from the the Berkshire North Association, of Warabow Funeral Home. 1158 Washington Norwood, at 8 a.

Solemn which his church was a member. He Wiirh Mass of Reou em at 9 clock at St. George's Lithuanian Church. was also a member of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. Kurlnl at the Highland Cemetery.

Friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. APPROVED FOR G. I. TRAINING OR SEND THIS COUPON SEND ME IMMEDIATELY FULL DETAILS OF YOUR MASTER AIRCRAFT AND ENGINE MECHANIC CLAS8ES. NAME ADDRESS G.I.D Dr.

Timberlake leaves a wife, the CURRAN In Dorchester. Aug. 25. Helen former May Hatheway of Bridge oi n.J: fcasi itn ST. fuoena from the Casper Funeral Horn "IB? Dorchester Moadav.

Aug. a. 815 a. m. Solemn High Funeral Mas at St.

Peter's (Lithuanian) ChurcH at 8 o'clock. Relatives and friends matted. SHEA In Cambridge, Aug. 26. Mar garet Shea of 256 Hampshire st-, sister of Dennis.

Donald Ellen and Katia Shea Mrs. BlasU Gollr. Mrs. Ari Counhlin. Funeral from the Daniel F.

O'Brien Funeral Home. 907 Mi. Tuesday at 8 a. m. Requiem High Ma st St.

Mary', Church at a. m. Relatives and friends invited. In Cambridge, Aug 26 J948. formerly of Huron Catherine A' inee Heath), beloved wife ct tha lst Timothy Shea, Funeral from thm Thomas H.

p'Har Funeral Home, 2l Si Mass. av Monday. Aug. 29, at II. a.

m. Solemn ilitth Mi at St. Paul Church 9 oilmk. Relative myi friends Invited. Visiting hours, STAPLETON In South Boston.

Aiut; 2,: James beloved husband of Helena- (McGoniglei. Funeral from his am home. 589 East Sixth Monday miming, at 8:15. Solemn High Funeral M.at" at the Gate ot Heaven Church at 9 ociock. Relatives and friends respect fuilv invited.

Late member of fee Augustine's Court, M. C. F. SULLIVAN In Boston. Aug 26.

JuliaC Ann. beloved daughter of the iat Timothy and Julia Sullivan of Lrs creach. County Cork. and srjrti of Mary and Josenh Flavin. Mrs.

McLaughlin and William Meyers. Fu neral from the St. Helena Hou. 8 Union Park Monday. Aug 23.

at 8 a. m. Solemn Hlh Mass of Re QUIem at the Cathedral of the K-tv Cross at 9. Relatives and frienSS are invited. SWITZER In Wolfehoro.

N. Aug, Bertram Swttzer. firmeHy e-f Ar Iliigton. Services at the KelW'r and) Jlawen Funeral Chapel. 1 flmwnod ev Winchester.

Tuesday, Aug. 0. at 2 p. m. Organ nation J-ATEKJNG to stationery, drug, tobacco and notion jobbers, lndep.

variety dept. and chain stores, offered opportunity to represent prime mfr. fountain, ball pens, mechanical pencils and pen and pencil sets retailing tinder SI: line la compact, beautifully Ityied. bissest seller this season: ong term opportunity for high earnings. 7v write immedi- fteiy.

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Deiovea wiie oi me jie John E. Curran, of 183 Center st. Iu- port: three sons, Dr. Ralph. M.

8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at pi. Patrick's Church at. 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Visiting hours Sunday 7 to 10 p. m.

and Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Cambridge, N. James, an instructor at the University of Massa nerai from Muiry nome. King at Dorchester Monday at 8 a.

m. Requiem Mass in St. Mark Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives friends invited. Visiting hours and LUTI Of Beachmont.

at Naval Hospital, chusetts; Dr. William of the Massa chusetts General Hospital a daugh DIGNAN In Roxbury, formerly of SCHOOL OF AVIATION ter, Dorothy, a nurse at the Mt. Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, Mare isiana, iaiiiurniM. u. Ralph Luti.

beloved son of John J. and Anna (Barletta) Luti. Funeral from his parents' residence. 107 Crest Beachmont. Tuesday.

Aug. 30. at 8:15 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Our I-ady of Lou rdes Church at 9 ociock.

Relatives and friends Invited. and two sisters. NORWOOD, Est. 1930. TEL.

CAnton 6-1060 mciuwn C5 tion. St. Louis. Mo. Private funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at the home Cambridge.

Aug. Zl. jonn orroveu husband of Helen E. (Gilmore) Dignan. Residence 4 Dove st.

Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 54 Roxbury Tuesday. Aug.

30. at 8:15 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church at o'clock.

Relatives and friends most kindly Invited. Late member of Cambridge Fost No. 27. A. L.

and retired employee of Cambridge Water Dept. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 P. m. MANC1NO In East Boston. 25.

Burial will be in Poquonock. A. C. Lampson Ex-Presidentjof State Hardware Association MARLBORO, Aug. 27 Arthur C.

Lampson, 82, past president of the Massachusetts Hardware Association and a former merchant here, died today in Pasadena, where he moved eight years ago. He was the founder of the lampson Hardware Company and conducted the business more than 50 Charles H. Sargent MILTON. Aug. 27 Services for DINN In Dorchester.

Aug 27. Arthur R. CALENDARS Sell America's fastest selling line, wnic-h includes the new sensational Mottied Cut-out Plastic Desk Calendar priced under lie. Big dauy comm. plus easy-to earn bonus.

Rush name, address for FREE Sales NATIONAL PRESS. Dept. CPD. North Chicago. 111.

Garage Equipment Salesmen TUNE-UP equipment manufacturer Boston area representative for work with established job- Carmine. Deiovea nusmno (nee Di Angelo) of 540 Saratoga st funeral from the William E. Pom Chnpel. 971 Saratoga Monday. Aug.

29. at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Star of the Sea Church at o'clock. Relatives and friend" rm kindly invited.

Visiting hoir 2 to 10. McHTUNE Of East Bralntree. August 26, William beloved huband of Elizabeth G. (Moore) McBrine ot 14 Elm Knoll road. East Braintree.

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Enroll now for the Fall classes. PETERSON'S SCHOOL OF STEAM Charles H. Sargent, 77, of 71 Concord manager of the Hotel and Railroad News Company and a pioneer in modern distribution of daily newspapers, will be held Monday at 2 at Trinity Church, Copley THIBODEAU In Roxbury. Ausr." years. He was a former trustee of the Hillside School and a past pres Dinn, Residence 3l Asnmont si.

funeral from the Croobv Memorial RH7 Beacon st. (near I'ark Drivr! on Tuesday morning, followed by a Solemn Mafi of Requi'-m in St. Brendan's Chtircn. Gallivan Boulevard, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.

Interment Mt. Calvary. Visiting hours, 2-5. 7-10 P. m.

EAGLESON In Watertown. Aug. 26. Margaret Ann, widow of William. Eagle-son of 61 Hillside St.

Services at her home Monday. Aug. 29. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends will be received at the home Sunday from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. eiectrlcian: permanent position; sal- Boston.

He died yesterday at ident of the Marlboro Chamber of Pius commission. Write 14. Globe for interview. Commerce. esjuJt auZ7 Moss of Requiem at the Sacred Church.

Weymouth, at 9 a. m. Rela Charles E. Pierce ENGINEERING 184 MILK STREET, BOSTON, MASS. Licensed by Comm.

of Mass. Dept. of Edacatlon MELROSE. Aug. 27 Charles E.

FALL In Boston, August 26. LHla Etta, fnrmprlv rf 6T pearl Charlestown. tives and menus are mmi iimyr -vited to attend. Friends may call any time after 7 p. m.

Saturday also sun-day afternoon and evening. member of the Sacred Heart Holy Name MCCARTHY In South Boston. Aug. 27. Nellie McCarthy, beloved sister of John 07A xt Funeral Pierce, 69, a veteran employee of Services at the Funeral Home of John Bryant's Sons.

181 Broadway, Somer- Lssasw the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company and a resident vine, Monday, August za, si p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting of Ashland for 25 years, died to STMT night at Elmhurst Rest Home, 7 from the Thomas C. ODonnell Funeral Home.

88 West Broadway (at A st Tuesday morning at 8. Solemn Requiem High Mass in St. Vincent's Church at 9 Relatives and friends are kindly invited hours Sunday. 3-5 and 7-9. FITZ In Boston.

Aug. V. Charles E. Fitz, in his82d year, husband of the late Cara F. (Mullin) Fitz of Boston and Rye Beach, N.

and brother of Miss Mabel A. Fitz of Somerville. Main st. flaSEOJ A native of Fitchburg, he was the Massacnusetts Memorial Jtiospi-i tal. I Mr.

Sargent was one of the founders of the Brown Newspaper Agency with four other young men. The agency later developed into the Hotel and Railroad News Company. With the company for more than 60 years, he became inspector of newsboys in 1888, later chief Inspector and in 1906 superintendent, a post he held until his appointment as manager in 1940. A native of the South End of Boston, Mr. Sargent moved to Milton only a few years ago.

He was an st. Brownie more than 20 years. He leaves a wife, Elizabeth; a daughter, Mrs. Helen F. Fletcher of Melrose Highlands; two sons, Harold F.

of Milton and Charles H. Sargent Jr. of Greenwood, and three grandchildren. to attend, visiting nours a-o nu a member of xnomas bnerwin Funeral services at 1he Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth Kcn- Chapter 14 of the Telephone Fion eers of America.

McDONNELL In CoenttuaTe, August 26. Snmuel husband of Saoina I. (Walsh) McDonnell, formerly, of Roxbury. Funeral from The Glbbj Memorial Funeral Home. 35 West Commonwealth road.

Route 30, Cochituate, 90 at R-tS a m. Solemn Mr. Pierce leaves his wife. Mrs- Annie Green Pierce, and a son, Warren, of San Diego, Calif. High Mass of Requiem in St.

Zepherin's more Boston, on Tursdny. Aug. JO, at 12 noon. Burial Rye Beach. FLAHERTY Anthony in West Quincy, the beloved son of Bridget (Tymon) and the late James Flaherty.

Reposing at his lata residence. 15 Grove untid Monday morning, at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. irTiY rvn TrMiv. Atitf 26 Annie (Sand Funeral services will be Tuesday Church at ciock. inienucni Calvary Cemetery. Boston.

Late m.em at 2 p. m. at the Robinson funeral home, 809 Main st. Burial will be Per iiosxon riumnen ami vu hiti Local No. 12.

U. A. Calling hours Saturday and Sunday. 3 to 5 and 7 to 10. Relatives and friends invited.

in Wildwood Cemetery, Ashland. Industry Naads Trained Man THE LEADING TRADE SCHOOL OF ITS KIND IN NEW ENGLAND VETERANS CIVILIANS Many ef ssr stidinti sow rscelvs trois $40 ts 160 a wMk In ssrt tin. sm slsysisnt slat MbtUtmes while) Issrn-Isf a skills YOU tan to th. ttms. PRACTICAL TRAINING IN LARGE MODERN 8HOP8 Morning, Aftfrnoos 4 fcvtnlnjiOlvie McFARLAN In Boston, Aug.

27, Joseph ler) Flax of 16 Maple Cambridge. Jonn, formerly or i.aaiunac. 4Via In.Pnh .1 KlleV Soil Fred Plummer beloved wife of the- late samuei vv. Flax, mother of Leo. Irving and Harold Vlav.

mil T.ihhle LiDman. Services at jean beloved buband of Marv e. Morrison) Thibodeau of 87 Roby street, and uncle of Sister Mary Phiba-. pa of Bethany Convent. FraTir n.

and A. Edward Fisher of Inglon. D. C- Funeral from the J. Mahoney At Funeral Home Dudley street (near Cottage M-n- day.

Ausust 29. at 8 a. tn. of Requiem in St. Paul's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invtied. Visiting hours, 2-4. 7-10. 'f- THOMAS In Cambridge. Aug.

7. Fred- erick P. Thomas of 15 Lawrence son of Leona Tucker. Services at the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Mass.

a Monday 2 p. m. Hei' atives and friends invited. WATTS In South Boston. Seymour beloved husband of M.

(O'Donnel!) Watts of 35 Est st. Funeral from the William F. Sper.cee" Funeral Home. 573 East Broadway at August 2f. at 9 a.

m. Solemn High Mass a tha Gate of Heaverj Church at 9:45 RelsrtSves and friends Invited. Visiting hours 2-5 -and 7-10. Late member of M. J.

PerkifU)- Post. A. No. 67. WELCH In Jamaica Plain.

Aug. 27. Catherine F. (nee Colieran) beloved wife-Af the late James P. Welch and mother -James J.

and John L. Welch. Funeral-'' from her late residence. 51 Moee hello road. Tuesday.

Aug. SO. at 8.H a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mas Church of Our Lady of Lourde at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and fnends taost kindly invited. WILSON In Somerville. Aug. 27. Ja-ieg.

husband of Edna Rvan Funeral mm his late home 32A EeB-mont Tuesday, at 8:15. Reqijietrt High Mass at St. Catherine's Crurca- at 9. Relatives and fnends WHITF Departed this day. Aug.

27. Sadie, of 263 Talbot IVrchetee, .3 beloved wife of Herman S. Whl'e rl devoted mother of Jeannette, Gtfgi John and the late Arthur P. WhiJ jnrrther-tn-law of Bet Vhite Abrsm Gnngel; grandmother of R'l'hi -and I'iiul White, Services at the Sfariet-ky "unerl Chapel. ID Washington Grove Hall, Dorchester.

Monday, Aug. 29, at 11 a. m. Relatives and fnenj i invited. Memorial week at her la residence.

Kindly omit flowers. VUlt -ing at the chapel Sunday ever4nsT 7-9 p. m. 4 The relatives of th la KATHERINE G. FINNa; wish to thank her friends for the spirtil and floral offerings tendered at the tun of her death.

The Quigiey Family. CARD OF THANKS'. The family of the late Jerome Dopcle?" kindly thank all their friends and relatives for their beautiful floral the kind expressions of sympathy. in their hour of sorrow. IS MEMORIAM Temple Ashkenaz.

8 Tremont Cam NEWTON, Aug. 27 Services for Fred Plummer, 155 Woodland road, Funeral Home. 336 Broadway, Tuesday. Aug. 30, at 8.30.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's Church. Cambridge at 9.45. Relatives and friends invited. bridge, Sunday.

Aug. ze, ai xi Memorial Week at the home of Leo Flax. 43 Hobart road, Newton. Please Auburndale, who gave the Auburn-dale Branch of the Newton Public omit flowers. Visiting hours sunaay i-iv ana 3-5 and 7-10 p.

m. MFSSIA In Dorchester, by accident. Aug on ir 1 xAni mnntn. And tauajt aui8 Library a children's room, will be held Monday. FOLEY In Chelsea.

Aug. 27. Catherine (Hurley), widow of Bartley Foley and mother of Daniel Mulkern. Reposing at residence, 100 Broadway until Tuesday at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem High Mass Arthur R. Dinn Arthur R. Dinn, 74, of 319 Ash-mont Dorchester, ornamental iron manufacturer of the South End, died yesterday at the Brooks Hospital, Brookline. He was past president of the English High School Class of 1893. a charter member of the Young Men's Catholic Association and of the First Friday Club and a member of the Charitable Irish Society and Eire Society.

Mr. Dinn leaves three sisters. Mr. Plummer was graduated from Harvard in 1886. His family Rave PHOTO FRAMES LARGE mfr.

of metal photo frames witn national distribution, desires representation for New England:" be carried as sideline; comm. UPHOLSTERY FABRIC SALESMEN REPRESENT N. Y. mill. New England ti territory, comm.

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221. Globe office. SALESMAN to cover schools and libraries with diversified line reference books, elementary and high acnool levei moderately priced, being sold successfully in other states: excellent opportunity to control exclusive territory; good commission and bonus: state fuil details of your background in confidence. MARTIN MVRRAY B. A.

Radio Oty. N. Y. SALES CLERKS and demonstrators to earn 40-i0 or more per weeit elung established recognized household product in Boston store by simple demonstration method; if you ve had retail sales experience or can talk to the public. DON'T MISS us ur.ususl opportunity.

Write the EMBRJLE MFC. 10 West Mrav- place. Elizabeth 4. N. J- giving compietc account of previous pa nence.

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Y. SHOE SALESMEN now calling on the retail and department shoe trade to sell a manufacturer's line of men women's and children's Shearling slippers on a. com mission basis. lor details writ EjS. Oiobe office.

SALESMAN traveling Massachusetts and New England states, calling cm variety stores, gift and souvenir shops, fast selling cedar gift boxes ajr.l souvenirs. Write at once J. B. DEERE CXDARCRAFT Lake Ozark. Mo.

SALESMEN Lifetime opportunity to become distributor for World Famou Juco Penciiighter. selling to stores, advertising, premium and other outlets: leads furnished; opportunity district nianasership. Juao International. 151 W. 6U at.

New York 18. N. Y. SALESMEN Sideline, earn 1500 next 3 months selling calendars, advertising specialties, buyers everywhere. comm.

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Beloved son of Joseph and Edith (Bonaveri) Messia. Funeral from the parent's residence. 6 Linwood road, Monday. Aug. 29 at 9 sr.

m. Mass of the Angels at St. John's Church. Blue Hill Roxbury. at 10 o'clock.

Rela Auburndale its branch library. -t St. Rose's Churcn at ciock. ei-tlves and friends ara respectfully invited to attend. GF.NKRFU5C Of Randolph, accidentally He leaves no immediate relatives.

tives ana fricnos invitea. Aug. 26, Robert beloved husband of Muriel (Carlezon) of Dorr North Banrinlnh. Reoosin? at the RalDh W. STUDY FREIGHT TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT RATH AMI TARIFFS ONCE WKFKI.Y FVf.S.

CLASS STARTS SEPT. IS CLASSES ALSO FORMING IV ADVANCED It LAW PROCEDI RB MOTOR CARRIER. AIR FREIGHT EXPORT AND IMPORT VFTFRAN ENROLLMENT INVITED Writ. Phnna sr Call for Pass TRAFFIC MANAGERS Charles E. Fitz Services for Charles E.

Fitz. 82, Cartwright Son Funeral Home. 419 MURRAY Patrick, in Quincy. the 26th. the beloved husband of Emily O'Neill Murray, of 35 Lawn reposing at the Sweeney Memorial Funeral Chapel.

74 Elm until Monday morning, at 8 a. m. HiKh Mass of Requiem at St. Joseph's Church, at 9 clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.

Visiting hours Saturday. 7-10. No. Mam Randolph. Services Monday.

Aug. 29. at 2 D. m. Relatives end well known industrial real estate broker, will be held Tuesday at Alice Loreta W.

and Katherine friends respectfully invited to attend. Veteran World War II. noon at the Waterman's Funeral Sunday. 2-5 and 7-10. GEORGE William of Sharon, on Au.

26. Funeral services at 2:30 p. m. on Sunday. Aug.

28. at the Church of the Chapel, 495 Commonwealth av. He died Friday night at the Phillips MORSE In Melrose, suddenly August 6. George A. Morse.

Funeral service at Epiphany in Walpole. Visiting hours at INSTITUTE nouse. Dove unerai Home in walpole on Saturdav from 3-5 and 7-9 rt. m. Rela his late residence, 15 Faxon Monday, August 29, at 2 p.

m. Friends may call at the Whitney Funeral Home. 30 SUeCESSrUi. PLACEMENT SERVICE 11 Formerly of Chestnut Hill, he tives and friends kindly invited. Please aiiutritiea Mt wis 9 A.

si. 9 II Est. 1919 WASHINGTON ST. Or PHONE MR. BODl'CK, ELIot 4-7SRR Laurel Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.

m. VI. If II Sailv aiut C.I omit flowers. GIBSON In Needham. Aumi.it 26.

nd milUPHV In. Knmei-virte. August 26. made his home at 263 Commonwealth av. He was one of the largest developers of industrial stunt lA 3-2813 or wit tar eats lot! if deniy, Edith O.

(Hicks), wife of Stan Lit. Conn, si Msit. Dtst. of F. Dinn.

Rev. Arthur J. Brunn NEW YORK, Aug. 27 (AP) Rev. Arthur J.

Brunn, 69. national vice president of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod since 1942, died today in Brooklyn. Mr. Brunn was pastor of St. Peters' Lutheran Church in Brooklyn for the past 45 years.

He formerly was an associate editor of the American Lutheran Magazine. Agnes E. Sheehan mmmi Esther V. (Dunni. beloved wife of the late William J.

Murphy. Funeral from her late home. 7 Everett Monday jit A a Snlemn Hich Mass of Re property in the state. ley A. (jiDson, or la x-ieauiort age 32 years.

Services at the Hartwell Chapel, 792 Mass. Arlington. Monday, August 29. at 2 P. m.

Relatives Mr. Fitz was a member of the Boston Real Estate Exchange, So and friends invited. Kindly omit flowers. Contributions to her memory may he mad to th American Heart ciety of Industrial Realtors, the New England Council and Soley Lodge, Association, A. A.

M. or Somerville. au2ft GOLDBERG On Saturday. Aug. 27, Rose Goldberg, of 9 Greenwood Dor He leaves a sister, Mabel A.

Fitz of Somerville. NEWBURYPORT, Aug. 27 1048 Elizabeth Landers Flrst anniversary tnsss will Vs -eelrbrated at Si. Philip's Chereh. Rnxbnrr.

8 a. m.t Aug. SO, 199.3 Thomas Landers. BuriaJ will be at Rye Beach, N. H.

DEATH NOTICES chester, beloved wife of Charles Goldberg, mother of Anna Cohen of Revere. Leah Agranat of Israel. Judith Schrott-man, Celia Rumstein. Samuel H. Cohen and the late Philip Shuman.

Services at the Levine Memorial Chapel. 394 Washington Dorchester. Sunday. Aug. 28.

at 11 m. Memorial Week SudSt au2S ABT Entered into rest Aus. 28. mid- oenly, Adelaide (n-. Hambro) of 1S35 North Shore road.

Revere, beloved wifo at the homa of Samuel h. cohen, ill RADIO SCHOOL, Inc. 262 Washington LA 3-7388 Lie. Coram. Mass.

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GLOBE ADVS. PAY BEST TRY ONE AND SEE Ellington Dorchester. of the late Frederick Abt. Services GBJLLO In East Boston. Aug.

26. Jo- at the Solomon Funeral Home, 420 ment basis: big earnings. Write Agnes E. Sheehan of 10 Congress manager of a millinery store here for many years, died today at her home. She was a charter member and past regent of the DeValera Circle, Daughters of Isabella and a member of the Degree of Honor.

She leaves four sisters, Mrs. Pauline G. Ayers and Mary E. Sheehan of Newburyport, Mrs. Charles S.

Welch of Danville, N. and Mrs. John J. Murphy of Haver Harbard Brookline, Monday, Aug. Y.

Browneii. 1691 Niagara. Buffalo. in. sepnine (nee uestetano).

Deiovea wire of Ciriaco Grillo and mother of Frank POLICE SCHOOL Anpvd. hy Dm, DBt. Ed mi. 13 South 8t.i Tel. RAA-3S75 Sud7t au29 LEARN practical nursing at home.

spare time: easy to learn; high wages; big shortage; high school not necessary. Write for free facts. WAYNE SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL. NURSING, write 261. Globe office.

SuM C. jonn. America, oeorge. flrumi, Mr Mnrv Dnia. Mrs Edith Lewis, Mrs.

Svlvia Festa and the late Emma Messina. Funeral from her late residence 278 Maverick Monday morning at 9 a. m. Solemn Mass of Re quiem in St. Anne's Church at 8 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. NICHOLSON In Roxbury Aug. 27. Helen Irene (McKenna) Nicholson, beloved wife of Orrln A. Nicholson residence 862 Huntington av.

Funeral from the panlcl I. O'Connor Sim Funeral Home, 1617 Tremont st Tuesday. Aug. 30. at 8 a.

m. High Mass of Requiem in the Mission Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10 p. m.

OI.SEN In this city, Aug. 26. Gerda iGren). widow of Oscar Olsen. st the Granstrom Funeral Home.

198 Warren Roxbury, on. Monday at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends ln- vited. Friends may visit Sunday afternoon and evening. PECHNER In Canton.

Aug. 25. Elizabeth wife of the late Harry Pechner, of 19 Crane Canton. Funeral from the H. S.

Graham Son Funeral Home, 15 Church Monday, at 8:15 a. m. High Mas of Requiem at St. John's Church at 9 m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Saturday 2-5, and Sunday. 2-5. PFCIONE Suddenly In Brighton. Aug. 27.

Pasquale, beloved husband of Josephine (Ferrari) and son of Mrs. Anntolnette and 1h late Joseph Ie-clone of 17 Francis Everett. Funeral from his lat residence. 5 Sanderson place, on Tuesday morning. Time to ba announced later.

PFLLAND Tn Medford. Aug. 25. Gilbert beloved husband of Sophie Bu la Pelland of 227 Middlesex av. Funeral from Owen Doonan Sons Funeral Home, 7 Wlrklow at Fellsway.

on Monday, at 9:30. Solemn High Mss Jn St. James" Church at 10:30. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 3-5 and 7-10.

PIERCE In Melrose. Aug. 27. Charles E. Pierce, husband of Annie (Wheeler) Pierce.

Services at the Robinson Chapel, 809 Main Tuesday. Aug. 30. at 2 p. m.

Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening 7-9. at iz noon, visiting nours at tne chapel. Saturday and Sunday evenings, 8 to 9:30. APPEL In Long Branch. N.

suddenly. Aug. 27. Theodore, son of Emil and Villa (Baker) Appel of 47 Sheffield road, Melrose. Time and place of funeral to be announced later.

BATES In North Cambridge, Aug. 27. 1949. Residence. 32 Washburn av.

John, beloved husband of the late dizabeth Weddleton Hates and father of Mrs. Rosamond lagrega, John W. nnd Jnmea 1913 Jeremiah Hogaa 1949 Annlyerssry mass belnr said Forenn Missions. I-ovinilr nnenie-Dered by his mother. Nellie Holts Bates.

John F. McCarty A month's mind mass will for the repose ot the snot ef Job a F. MeCarty en MondST Aus. 29 at a. m.

at St. GresorT1 Chnrrh. Dorchester a Dorchester" Lower Mills. 191S Mary (Lally) O'Reilly 1t9 1918 Thomas O'Reilly 1949 A tribute love and rememtirsiK -t to thesa wa shall never orset. --Manse heinsT ssld.

Son, Dr. John D. quiem at Our Lady of Mount urnwi Church at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friertrlR are Invited. Interment, at St.

SEWING MACHINES CLOTHING, FURS hill; two brothers, William P. of Michael's Cemetery. Late member of Gaetano Bruno Society, St. Rita and St. Anthony Society.

Newburyport and Ralph of Ames bury. HEERMANN Suddenly, in North Quincy Auk. 26 Caroline Elizabeth Heermunn A. Bates. Services at the Edward M.

Walnh Funeral Home. 217S Mail, fit Ellen H. Blake of North Quincy on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Visit and Frederick Jyf.

Heermann of Providence. R. I. Funeral services at her late residence, 13 Billings Monday. Aug.

29. at 2 p. m. Friends may visit ing hours Sunday, 7 to 10; Monday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. BITLL In Spencer.

Aug. 27. Mrs. Ixuis Mrs. Edna Bartlett DOVER, N.

Aug. 27 Mrs. Edna Bartlett, 73, one of New Hampshire's first registered nurses, died today at a convalescent home. She graduated from Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover In 1903 and passed the registered" nurses examination in 1907. She served for Hell.

widow of fYHnk ijcll. residence B23 Main Leicester, formerly of Haverhill and Roxbur.v, Relatives and friends -are invited to attend funeral services at the Leland Funeral Home. 5E2 Park Worcester. Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Calling hours at the funeral home, Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. 1948 Ellen Hayes 1943 First anniversary ws was eef "i hrsted Auiuil 2a. in the mmsenlata Conception Chareh In Everett Iiv- Inslv remembered bat sadly missed dsncbters, Mary and Helen. 0vnV son. Dennis.

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slightly used, wiil take eaaonabjsj offer. KE 6-9147. at the Deware Bros. Funeral Home. 576 Hancock st, Wollaston, Sunday evening.

GOWEN In 25, John beloved husband of the late Minnie F. (Fanteux) Gowen. Funeral from the J. D. Fallon Memorial Funeral Home.

7 Greenough, av Jamaica Plain. Monday, August 29, at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass in St. Joseph's Church.

Med-way, at 9:30. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. HOURIHAN In Hyde Park. August 26.

Lorraine beloved daughter of Michael F. and Katherine M. (Quinlan) Hourihan. Funeral from her late home. 232 Dana Monday.

August 29, at 8 a. m. Solemn High Requiem Mass in the Most Precious Blood Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

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OLD FUR COATS HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Richmond. 11 Wsh. HU Hft(l7 J'OR SALE Black Persian lamb fur cnat. sire Sn. 11100 value, best offer.

MRS. M. LAX. 83 Carolina Med ford My 0-O4 3B. HUDSON SEAL coat.

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make offer, priv. 216, Globe office. BORLAND In South Boston. Aug. 27.

Over 100 Years of Monument Building in the CBAIQ Family Hayes Hospital. Funeral Rites Tonight for Murder. Suicide Pair STONEHAM. Aug. 27 Private services for Mr.

and Mrs, Anthony Arquilla, who died last night in suddenly, jjorotny Deiovea anuan ter of James and, Rita M. Jones). Funeral from her late home. 79S East Bth Tuesday morning at 8:15. Funeral High Mass at St.

Brigid's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. BOOKER Farwell. in his 76th year. In Shelbourne Falls, following a long illness, former resident of Boston, Survived tv his wire.

Nellie (Clark) Booker, former emi'loyee of the Uoston At Maine R. Funeral services Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Johnson Funeral Home, in Shelbourne Falls, followed by burial in Branch Cemetery in Colrain. $219 LITTf Rt ARB Dtllrw Is N. I. 1ARIC OR FLOWERS TCLKCRAPHCD ANVWHCRC N.

what police said was a murder and a suicide, will be held Sunday night at the Alfred EL Finnegan USE ttUINCV CRANITE Write for Desmns and Price Home of Funerals. Two of the three children. Rich tra (Krepas) Bouras. beloved mother of SERVICE- S4 IdXIUtY (lltrlUTll tt IftTIDir The Boston Globe FOR THE BEST Nicholas Bouras. of 1S04 commonweaiin Brighton.

Funeral from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Rose Bililies. ard, 11, and John. 5, are staying THEO J. CRAIG 14 Federal Quincy, Mats.

Phone GRANITE 2-1607 Onn. Quincy Adams R. R. Depot with a relative. Mrs.

Mary Conley GLOBE ADVS. PAY BEST TRY ONE AND SEE CLASSIFIED RESULTS 72 summit srooKiine. Monaay, August 29. at 1 p. m.

Funeral services at the Cathedral of the Annunciation, Parker and Ruggles Boston, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. of 112 Kilby Somerville. The third son Luie, 18, is living in Boston.

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