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5 1 1 1 1 I. I and late on of Twenty-Six Radio THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE -WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1953 Consumption of gasoline in 1952 to an all-time peak of billion gallons. ITS FRISKY FUNNY WONDERFUL Tonight see "My Sale Margie' starring Gale Storm and Charles Farrell 10 cro-azy mixed-up in amusing escapades with her handsome Daddy. Don't miss her latest tricks tonight. WBZ-TV Channel 4 8:30 PM There's nobody quite like "Margie" Sponsored by SCOTT PAPER COMPANY No Cooperation LOUISVILLE, Ky, (UP) -Miss Olive Patrick didn't get the cooperation she expected when she asked a taxi driver's aid in chasing thief who grabbed her purse.

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7:45 WBZ One Man's Family. WNAC- Perry Como Show, WEEl-Edward R. Murrow. WCOP-Confed. Mountaineers.

8:00 WB2-My Son Jeep. WNAC-Deadline, drama, in Peace and War. WVDA- Bing Crosby, sonEs. Domestic Diary Nancy Dixon Show, ersonallu 7.00 Scrapbook. 9:30 How Show Development." 10-Telenews Daily.

Morning News. 7.18 9:55 What You This Week in Sports -Ding Done Arthur Godfrey Time 7:30 die Fisher Show, 10:30 -Glamour Douglas Edwards, news. 11:00 Hawkins Fallr 1.45 John Cameron Swayze. Spire. Come Show.

Bennett Story. 8:00 Married Joan, Steps to Heaven. Arthur Godfrey a Friends Rich. 8:30 Little Margie. -Follow Your Heart.

Arthur Godtress Friends. 12:00 News at Noon. 9:00 TV. Theatre Bride and Groom kelt Rich. 12:15 Brother Bob Emery, Got a Secret Love of Life.

In Your Life -Search for Tomorrow. -Boxing Bout. Jonathan Story Blackie. 7-10 The Guiding Light 10:30 Story 1:00 -Hollywood Playhouse Your Life Louise Morsan, 10.45 Spot. Mel Newsreel.

Allen. Go. Shopping -Double or Nothine. from Rainbo. Moore Show.

Matinee Time. Fletcher, scoreboard. 2:30 -Menu Magic. but the Best. -House Party, Owl Movies, Theatre.

2:45 -Worcester Experimental Poundatine Biology. for Weather: Sporte, 3:00 Smith Hour. WWLP-7V-Channel 61 3:30 Dixon Show. Springbeld 4:00 Welcome Travelers. Eastern States Exposition.

You Eat Matinee Theatre -Movie Quick Quiz -Turn to Friend. Shop -Ladies Be Seated. Your Account. -Atom Squad in Action. Junior 5:00 Atom Squad.

-Peanut Gallery, Bill, Hickok Cowboy Play house Talent Club. Yesterda Newsreel. 5:15 -Gabby Show. Lights A Theatre. Weather 5:30 Howdy Doody Time Jerry Healy "Sherif of Sage Valler." Eddie Fisher Show.

6:00 -Wonder World. John Cameron Swayze. -Yankee News. Talent Patrol -Wild Bill Hickok Hour Glass. -Victor Best.

news. -Double Exposure 5 Years in Revue. -Wrestling Matches 6:30 -Paul. Winchell Show. Theatre Lone Ranger.

Wrestling Matches. in 0- News. RADIO -MORNING 6:45 WBMS -Jesuit Martyrs Novena. 9:00 WIDA- -Breakfast Club. 7:00 Carl de Suze WNAC- -News News: Sones.

WBMS- WHDH- Mission Italian Church Hour. Novena. o' the Morning. WYDA-Morning New beat. WORL- Tello Test.

Dary-Go-Round. WCOP-News: Voice of Turtle. 9:30 WBZ-. Home Forum. WHAH--News, Ray Morning Dores, Concert.

WNAC- Guy Lombardo Music. Coffee Stand. WHOH- Food News Fair Christine Evans. 7:15 WNAC -News 9:45 WEEI-1 -Nancy Dixon. WMEX-Farm News.

WEMS- Feminine Review. 7:25 WCOP- News; Weather. 10:00 WBZ Welcome Traveler 7:30 WBZ. WNAC- Arthur Godfrey Time. Musical Clock.

True Story. WCOP- WMEX-N. Voice of Fellowship, Turtle. WCOP- Jamboree. 7:40 the Show.

WEMS- -Italian Hour. WBZ Carl de Suze WHDH- -Carnival of Music. WEEI-TOp 0' the Morning. News. Burchett.

8:00 WNAC. WEEL, WMEX- Whispering Streets. WVDA-Martin Agronsky, news. 10:30 WBZ Hope Show. 8:05 8:15 Music and Hall.

Louise Wonderful City. 10:45 WBZ- It Pays to Be Married. Sports. When Girl Marries. -Morning Newsbeat.

11:00 It Rich. 6:30 WNAC -City Desk, Ladies Fair Varieties. WVDA- Modern Romances. Como, songs. 11:15 WVDA- Looks Women.

-Unity Viewpoint. 11:30 That Pays. WORL- The Rosary. WNAC- for. a Day.

WVDA- and Louise. Up Your Mind. 8:40 Crocker. -Double or Nothing. 8:45 WNAC- -Gabriel Heatter, news.

WBMS- -Continental Varieties. -King for Today 11:45 WBZ- Chance, WEMS Voice of China. sketch. WORL-Stan's Coffee Club. WCOP- Garron.

Show. 8:50 WVDA-News. 111:55 WVDA- to a Friend. WBZ. WMEX- 2:25 WCOP-Rockingham Race.

WNAC- Curt Massey Time. 2:30 WBZ- Dave Garroway, WEEl -Wendy Warren, news. WNAC- Mac McGuire Show. WCOP- News: Music for You. WEEI- -Nora Drake, sketch.

WHDH- News: Bing Crosby. WOOP- Music for You WEMS- Music. Your Request. WORL-Lou German Show. WNAC- Barry Wood Show, 12:05 WMEX-Rev.

Walter L. Flaherty. WEBI- Day, sketch. 3:00 WBZ-Life Can Be Beautiful. 12:15 WBZ-Over the Plate.

WNAC- Fred record revue. WHAC- WEEJ-Aunt Capitol Commentary, sketch. WEEI-Hilltop House, drama. WMEX- Music Jenny, and KinEs. ack Hall.

Norm Prescott Show. 12:25 12:30 WARA the Berch Show. WBMS- News: Symphony Sid. WNAC- Musical Highlights, 3:15 WBZ- Road of Linkletter Life, sketch. Show.

WVDA- WEEI-Helen Trent, Weather. sketch. 3:30 -Pepper Young's Family, 12:35 WHDH- News: and Food. 3:45 -Right to Happiness, 12:45 the 4:00 WBZ- of Wife, Odds. sketch.

WVDA- WEEL-Our Gal Lombardo Sunday. Music. WEEl-Boston Matinee. 1:00 Rissling Show. WCOP--News: WHDB-Boston Jamboree.

Ballroom WEEl-Road of Life. sketch. 4:15 WBZ WEEI- 1 Dallas. Believe, sketch. WVDA Spin It Again, 4:30 WBZ-Young Widder Brown.

WHDH- WMEX- News. John Reilly. Hair Conditioning. WMEX- and Carolyn. League.

1:10 Music Hall. 4:45 WBZ- Woman in My House, WEEI-Ma Food Perkins, WNAC-Lanny Ross Party. 1:30 WBZ-BZ Open House. WNAC-Songs of the B-Bar-B. sketch.

5:00 WBZ- Just Plain Bill. WEEl-Young Dr. Malone. Fortescue. 1:40 -Cedric Foster.

news. WVDA- Big Jon and Sparky, WHDH-Warm-Up: Batter- Up. WCOP- News: High 5 at 5. 1:45 WEEl-Guiding Light, sketch. WBMS- News: Art Tacker.

1:55 WCOP-Rockingham Race. 5:15 WBZ Front Page Farrell. 2:00 WNAC- Hollywood Showtime. WVDA- Robin at Storyville. -Second Mrs.

Burton. 5:30 WBZ Lorenzo Jones, sketch. WHDH- WNAC- Wild Bill Hickok. WORL- -Stan Richards Show. MacDonald, news.

2:05 WCOP-Music for You. WBMS. Sabby Lewis Show. WBZ- The Doctor's Wife. 5:45 WBZ Box.

WWAC-Yankee Disemaster, Massey Time. -Perry Mason, sketch. WMEX-News. RADIO- EVENING 6:00 WBZ. WNAC.

WEEI. WVDA. of the Gazette. WHDH. WMEX--News.

WVDAWBMS-Swingin' the Blues. 10:00 WBZ- Scarlet Pimpernel. WORL -Lou German Show. WNAC Frank Edwards, news. 6:05 WBZ-Geoffrey Harwood, news.

WIDA- WEEI-Music for You. WCOP- Red Auerbach. sports, Headline Time. Edition. WMEX- Song 6:10 WHDH-Bob Delaney, sports.

Symphony Sid. 6:15 WBZ-Leo Egan, sports. WHDH- Go To Town. MAC Les Smith, sports. 10:15 WEEI- WNAC-Vic and Guild.

Mindy. 1-News: Weather arden WVDA-Editor's Report. WVDA- Back, news. WMEX- Racing Resume. WHDH- Guy Lombardo Music.

WCOP- Recorded Music. 10:30 Merrill Mueller, news. WHDH-Bing Crosby, songs. Les Smith. sports, WEEl-News.

6:30 WBZ-Weather: Music, WVDA- Korner. WNAC-The Cisco Kid. WMEX--Night Capper. WEEl-Fred Cusick, sports. 10:35 WBZ- Time.

WVDA--News. President Nixon. WMEX-John T. Flynn. WHDH- The Cloud Club.

6:35 6:45 WBZ WHDH-Curt Three Star Gowdy, Extra. sports. WNAC- Musical Highlights. 10:45 WBZ- John Freedom. WEEI-Lowell Thomas.

10:55 WNAC- Weather: News. sports 11:00 WBZ. -News. WMEX-Recitation of the Rosary. -News: Weather: Sports.

7:00 WBZ The Symphonette. 11:15 WBZ- Stardust, music. WCOP-Little League Salute. 11:05 WBZ- -Sports; Weather. WHDH- Star Time.

WVDA-Sherm Feller Show. WNAC- Lewis Jr. WNAC- The U.N. Today. -Family Skeleton.

-Music by the Stars. WVDA-John W. Vandercook. 11:30 WNAC- Dance Orchestra. WMEX- Hall.

WMEX-Day's End Music. WCOP-News: Recordings. 11:45 WEEl-Guest Book. WHDH- Ray Dorey Show, 11:55 WNAC. WMEX -News.

1:15 WNAC-Fred Lane. news. 12:00 WBZ- Jerry and Sky, WEEI-Garden Talk. WNAC- Dick Jurgen's Orchestra. WVDA- Elmer Davis, news.

Music to 5:30. 7:30 WBZ-Morgan Beatty, news. WHDH- Music at Midnight. M.T.A. Train Fire Drives Out 200 at Boylston St.

More than 200 M. T. A. riders were forced to evacuate a Hills-bound train by a fire in the undercarriage of one car as the train pulled into the Boylston-115 Essex station at 4:23 p. m.

yesterday. While the commuters waited on the platform, M. T. A. personnel quickly traced the fire to a wiring box and extinguished it.

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PALL WINCHELL Dalton 14-101 SHOW Maria Miss American of 1954. gueste: ALTON HALL BLACKINGTON with another from his Yankee ScrapEDDIE MI SHOW: tunes of the day by Don Ameche, bers by Perry, Popular numPERRY COMO SHOW: Sister: 7:45 MARRIED JOAN: Jean Davis' tardie almost 50 wrecks hubby's career: 4 101. ARTHUR of GODFRE AND FRIENDS: and comedy with Arthur and the Tittle betting parlor in MARGIE: Marcie starts MY LITTLE the Albricht living with disastrous in My Little with Gale Storm, Charles Farrell: 8:80 141. TV THEATRE Ex-schon teacher faces dent bent in unexpected antagonist in former House with Kathleen STRIKE IT RICE: hand show. Phillips featuring Warren 9.

17 I'VE unusual A SECRET. Visitors with GOT secrets try to panelists: Garry Moore, me: 9:30 Sala. BOXING BOUT Wittie Troy from Capitol match. C. Jack Drees reporting: 10 (7) THIS 15 YOUR LIFE: elecast of dramatic life story of Hanna Kohner: Raiph Edwards, host: 10 THE BIG STORY? Dramatization of newsman's actual experiences while covering news story: 10:30 NIGHT OWL THEATRE: Footsteps.

with John Hubbard, Rita BASEBALL GAME: New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics: WHDH. MY SON JEEP: Daughter Percy learns lesson adventure in of practical politics in tonight's effrey Lynne Martin Allison Huston. family, Betty with the Lou Keim: WBZ. FBI IN PEACE AND WAR: Charita Donald Brices in "Over-ExDONUTe WEET. CRIME taker FIGRTERS: Gangland slaying DR.

in plane crash wreckage: WNAC. odd turn when corpse is found "Bread CHRISTIAN Hersholt stars for Marty WEEL. 8:30. Forum: RARVARD "Italy INTERNATIONAL Seminar -New Culture and Society." Piero Dorazio, editor: "Love in French Literature." Claude BadaloDulone, editor: WGBH. 8:30.

GROUCHO MARX SHOW: "You Bet Your Life session with quipmaster Groucho: WBZ. 1 CATHY AND ELLIOTT LEWIS Onstage in "Penny WEEL. 9. EDWARD ARNOLD plays vacationing Vice- President who learns Chief Executive has been shot: WVDA. 9.

TRE BIG STORY: Newspaperwoman's research reunites WBZ. 9:30 ARNOLD TOYNBEE discusses "The World and the Greeks and Romans" in last "World and the West" lecture: 9:30 ROGERS OF THE GAZETTE: Will Rogers plays small town newsman; WEEI. 9:30. CROSSFIRE: Prominent national figure interrogated by A. B.

C. newsmen: WVDA. VICE PRESIDENT NIXON addresses of L. convention. at St.

Louis. Mo. 10:35.5 GUEST BOOK: Walter Slezak. stage and screen actor. guest: WEE.

11:45. Frequency Modulation Mets 5:00 Flute Concerto No. 1 434. (Mozarti. Pictures at an Exhibition Country Dances (Beethoven).

Suite No. 2 in Opus 53 (Tchaikovs-Record Review of the Air. Grosso No. 5 in Opus (Handel), Ein Heldenieben Opus 40 (Strauss). Overture: La Grande Duchese de Gerolstein Daphnis et Chine Suite No.

2 Ravel), MeEs. -News: Weather. -Ideas of Man and State. Record Library: Vocal Music. Louis M.

6:15 6:86 -Beethoven String Quartet. No. 6. 7:00 Learning for. Life: Mental Disorders in Adult Lite.

Part I. Psychology -Harvard International Seminar Forum. 10:15 -News: Weather. Mess. Roundup Great Music.

of Chicago Roundtable Music of the Masters. 8:00 -Musical Gems. Evening Concert. -News Roundup, Furrier Held Up at Coolidge Corner; $400 Scarf Taken A Brookline furrier reported to police that two men robbed him of a $400 scarf shortly after 6 last night while scores passed his shop in the Coolidge Corner area, una. ware of what was happening.

Paul Vengrow of 98 Lancaster terrace, Brookline. said he was alone in his store at 1362 Beacon st. when two men entered and said they wanted to buy a fur coat. The phone rang and he answered it. When he turned to wait on the two men, one was holding a valuable fur scharf.

As he started to wait on the one of the men held his hand in his pocket in a threatening manper and ordered the furrier to remain seated. The pair fled with the scarf, Vengrow said. One of them was about 22, and about five feet. eight inches tall, the second was 28 years old and six feet tall, Vengrow reported. Fire in Rear End of Wakefield Bus Drives Out 34 WAKEFIELD Sept.

22-Thirtyfour passengers fled through emergency and regular exists of an Eastern Massachusetts bus that caught fire on Main this afternoon. A woman motorist drew up along side the bus. tooted at driver and informed him that the rear of the bus was afire. The driver. Natale Manzo, 33, of Harvard Molrose, immediately stopped and ordered passengers to leave.

No one was injured. The was near the Melrose line and both Wakefield and Melrose Fire Departments responded. The blaze was attributed to a broken gas line. 200 Cushing Patients Being Transferred to W. Roxbury Oct.

15 Some 200 patients at Cushing Veteran Administration Hospital in Framingham will be transferred to the remodeled V.A. hospital in West Roxbury Oct. 15. Among them are 153 paraplegics. Dr.

Rolland H. Grasser, manager of the Framingham hospital. will take over a similar post in West Roxbury. Cushing Hospital, built by the Army 10 years ago, will be abandoned except for a small maintenance crew of about 30. The hospital was built to have a capacity for 1750 beds, but at one time during the war 3100 were hospitalized there.

The Army has indicated that it may take over the hospital again in the near future. Weeks Urges Help for Disabled Jobless WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (UP)Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks today told the President's Committee on Employment of the show other national, state and Physically handicapped it must local groups the way toward solving the problem of finding work for the disabled. Piano Falls From Truck, Kills Youth STOUGHTON, Sept. -Moving a large upright piano from a home his parents had just bought cost 19-year-old Joseph Azevido his lite tonight.

Azevide, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Azevido of 15 Rose Glen was killed when the piano fell from light pickup truck as it rounded the corner of Chestnut and Walnut sts. at 8:30 p. m.

Azevido was holding the piano on the rear of the truck, along with companion. when the vehicle is believed to have struck a on gravel-laid Chestnut st. The piano landed on Azevido's head. He died shortly after admission to Brockton Hospital. Azevido's parents had just bought the home at 8.

Chestnut previously occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poisson. The piano had been left in the house and Mr. and Mrs.

Azevido planned to! store it 50. that they could redecorate. Azevido borrowed a light pickup truck and took along Cohenno, 18, of Rockland Frank Plaice, 16, of Lincoln and Richard Martin, 18, of Washington to help him. The four maneuvered the piano onto the truck. While Martin drove, Cohenno an4 Azevido stood in the back holding the piano.

Plaice followed in an automobile. Martin said at he was in second gear and only going about 5 miles an hour when the truck and he heard the piano crashing to the ground. In addition to his parents. Azevido leaves four brothers and three sisters. The family came here from the M.

deira Islands. Edward J. Nally BRONXVILLE. N. Y.

Sept. 22 (AP)-Edward Julian Nally, 94, a telegraph messenger boy who became the first president of the Redio Corporation of America, died today. A pioneer in the field of transoceanic radio communications, he retired in 1925 after 50 years of service, but continued as an R. C. A.

director until 1950. James V. Rooney Jr. MILFORD, Sept. 22-The funeral of HC3c James V.

Rooney Jr. killed in Korea while aiding a wounded man, will be held Saturday mornat 10 in St. Mary's Church. The body will arrive in Milford Thursday evening. DEATH NOTICES ABRUZZI-In Waltham.

Sept. 20, Mary S. widow of John Abruzzi. Funeral from the home, 32 Spring Thursday, Sept. 24.

at 8 a. m. solemm High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's Church at 8. m.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. BAILEY--In Lynn. September 22. Carrie A. Jeffersoni, widow of Attornes John E.

Bailey. of 66 Basset age 86. Services will be held at the Richardson Funeral Home, 48 Lafavette Park. Lynn. on Thursday at 2:30 Relatives and friends invited.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home 7-9 p. m. today. BEATTIE-In Randolph. September 22.

Helen (Smith), beloved wife of Charles Beattie, of 128 North st. Reposing at the Ralph W. Cartwright Son Funeral Home, 419 North Main Randolph. Services Thursday at 2 p. m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9. Please omit flowers. BELL--In Quincy Sept. 21.

Andrew, the beloved husband of Ellen (Barretti Bell of 10 Cherry and father of John of California, Mrs. Andrewena Landis of Washington. D. William Hearn of North Weymouth. Richard, Michael Hearn and Mrs.

Margaret Babcock. Funeral from the Sweeney Brothers Home for Funerals, Independence Quincy. Thursday, Sept. 24, at 8 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours Tuesday evening, Wednesday afternoon and evening. Late member Fore River Long Service Club.

BOGGIGE In Boston. Sept. 21. Stella Emma (Burton) of 11 Brinton Roxbury, sister of Blanche Burton. Mrs.

Ella Taylor, and the late Louise B. Colby. Funeral from the Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth at 8 a. m. High on Mass of Requiem at Kenmore Thursday, Sept.

24. St. Joseph's Church. Regent Roxbury, at 9 a. m.

Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening. Interment at Veazie. Me. BORGES--Sept. 22.

Maria beloved mother of Mary. George and Edward. reposing at the funeral home. 52 Trapelo road, Belmont. Calling hours Wednesday.

7-9 p. m. Requiem High Mass in St. Anthony's Church. East Cambridge.

Thursday, Sept. 24, at 9 a. m. Interment at Cambridge Cemetery. Medford, 22.

Lee Anne, beloved daughter of Francis and Thelma W. Boyson of 92 Winchester in her fifth year. Private funeral services at the Allen Funeral Home. 23 Forest Medford sq. No visiting hours.

BURK-In East Boston. Sept. 22. Isabella Sophia (Simons). wife of the late William Burk.

Funeral services at the John C. Kelly Funeral Home, 286 Meridian Thursday at p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-6 and 7-10 p.

m. COLLINS Of 35 Mt. Vernon West. Weymouth Heights, Sept 22, Frances widow of S. Willis Collins.

Services at Trinity Episcopal Church, Front Weymouth, on Thursday at 1:30 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Bourne. Mass.

Please omit flowers. Donations may be made 10 the Cancer Fund. Friends may call at her residence, Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon and evening. CONNERS -In So. Brookline, Sept.

22. Thomas beloved husband of Geraldine B. (Burke) Conners. Funeral from his home. 29 Shaw road.

Friday morning at 8:15. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the Infant Jesus at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Late member of the Brookline Lodge of Elks. No.

886. and Director of the Central Massachusetts Police Association. CORDETT-In Roxbury. September 19th. suddenly.

Edward beloved father of Mary Veltman of Seattle and Louise Oteri Helen Dodson. Late residence. Phillips place, Funeral from the J. F. O'Brien Sons Funeral Home, 146 Dorchester South Boston.

Friday morning at 8 o'clock. Funeral High Mass at St. Kevin's Church Dorchester. at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 CRUSO-Suddenly, in London.

Sept. 20. Mildred Sophia Cruso. wife of the late Anthony Cruso. Dearly loved mother of Francis Cruso.

of Windsor, England. and Thalassa Hencken of Chestnut Hill, Mass. -In Malden, Sept. 22. H.

beloved wife of the late Adelard Dauphinais, sister of Mrs. Millie Lamoroux. "Funeral from the Gaffer Memorial Funeral Home, 43 High Medford on Thursday. Sept. 24, at 8 a.

m. Requiem Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to -In Chestnut' Hill, Sept. 21.

George beloved husband of Lillian T. (Gallagher) Day. Funeral from his home, 160 Fairway road. Thursday morning at 9:15. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Lawrence's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. DE BNOWSKI-In Somerville.

Sept. 22. Stanislaw. husband of Petionela Obuceiwitz. beloved father of Mrs.

Jennie Courtney. Mrs. Stasha Corbett. Henry, Stephan. and Helen Dubnowski, late residence 11 Maine av.

Funeral Friday. name of church and time later. Funeral from the Polakiewicz Funeral Home, 503 Cambridge East Cambridge. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 D.

m. FINE (Satensteini of 51 Harvard Malden, beloved wife of Abraham and devoted mother Henry of Mal-! den. Dr. I. David of Brighton and Helen Sylvia Fine of Maiden and sister of Israel Satenstein, Anna Lander of Framingham and Lillian Levine of Philadelphia, Penn.

Services will be beld at the Goldman Funeral 174 Ferry Malden. Wednesday. Sept. 23. at p.

m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Thomas C. O'Donnell SOUTH BOSTON Funeral Service JOSEPH T. SULLIVAN, Successor 88.

WEST BROADWAY SOUTH BOSTON 8-3088 DEATH NOTICES FITZPATRICK John In of 47 Beloved husband of Mary Crow. Funeral from the Lyons West Sewton. Friday at 6 a. SolFuneral Home Washington, m. emm.

Requiem In Corpus Chris tie Church. Auburndale, at Rel Ives and friends invited Interment Visiting hours 3-5 and 7-10 Peircel, wife of state Senator and FURBUSH-In Boston. Sept. 31. Susanne Purbush president of 436 erly Oaks road.

Senate, Richard Waltham Funetal services be held at the First Parish Church, corner of Church and School WalThursday, Sept. 24. at m. Relatives and friends ere invited to attend. Friends may call at the Wentworth Chapel.

30 Prospect Waln them. Tuesday and Wednesday from and 7-9 p. m. Medford. Sept.

21, Frank husband of the late Mary of 62 Quincy at in his 9ad Services at Allen, Funeral Home. Forest Medford 99.. Thursday, Sept. 24, at 1:30 Relatives and friends invited. Visitins hours Tuesday and Wednesday.

Interment private. The Sentinel, Keene. N. H. please ropy GLANCY beloved Forest husband Hills.

of Sept. Annie 22. and father W. Thomas of Baltimore. Charles H.

Glancy of Milton. Residence 22 Wavern st. Funeral from the F. J. Higgins Funeral Home.

4236 Washington st. Roslindale Fridas. Sept. 25, at m. Requiem in Andrew's Church at 10 o'clock.

Reiatives and friends invited, Visiting hours Wednesday. 7 to 10 D. Thursdas, 2 to 10 p. m. HANCOCK husband of Charles M.

Elizabeth suddenly. Carroll, Sept. formerly of Roxbury. Funeral Thursday at Stratford. Conn.

RARNSON-In Burke), Brighton. bloved Sept. wife of 20, James 1953. Harrison of 77 Bennet st. Funeral from the Warren Sullivan Funeral Home, 35 Henshaw st.

Thursday at 8 m. High Mass of Requiem at St. Columbkille, Church at 9 a. m. tives and.

friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 D. m. HERTHEL Home -In for this Aged City. Women, Sept.

205 22. South at Huntington Sarah Herthel. Funeral services at the a. Home on Thursday. Sept, 24.

at 10:30 m. -In Jamaica Plain. Sept. 21. Caroline E.

(nee Schmitt beloved wife of Frederick K. Hovestadt of 20 Burnett st. Funeral from Daniel L. Shea Son Home for Funerals, 512 Centre Friday at 8 a. m.

Thomas High Mass of Requiem in St. Aquinas Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and hours friends ednesdas. kindly 7-10. invited, Thursday.

Calling 2-5. 7-10. New York papers please HOWELL-By accident, in Wilmington. Sept. 21.

William D. Howell beloved husband of Elsie G. (Haas) and devoted son of William and Margaret Howell, Services will be held Thursday at 2:30 at the South Tewksbury Methodist Church. Relatives and friends invited. Friends call at his late residence 39 Birch South Tewskbury, Wednesday 24 and 7-9 p.

m. HUDSON Of Roslindale. Sept. 22. Joseph beloved husband of Edna (Sager) and father of Mrs.

Doris Miller. Mrs. Marjorie L. Haslett, Joseph E. Robert G.

and Richard Hudson. Residence 52 Westbourne st. Funeral from the F. J. Higgins Funeral Home, 4236 Washington st.

(Roslindale Friday Sept. 25 at 8 m. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Holy Name Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-10 p.

Thursday 2-10 p. Late member of the Boston Police Dept. FAZE in Korea. Pvt this Haskell day, of July 104 Wellington Hill Mattapan, loving son of Sadie and Barney Kaizerman, devoted brother of Lillian Berenson of Milton. Rose Vigor of Dorchester and Manuel Kaizerman of Mattapan.

Services at the Stanetsky Memorial Chapel, 10 Washington Grove Hall. Dorchester, Sunday, Sept. 27, at 11 m. Relatives and friends invited. Memorial week at his late residence KHOURY-In Somerville, September 21st.

George beloved husband of Mary (Moses) and father of Michael George Louise M. Jabaily and Elizabeth A. Asaff. visit from 6 to 11 p. Wednesdas, September 23, at the Syrian Ladies Aid Society Hall, 44 West Newton Boston.

Funeral from the hall. Thursday. September 24. at 12:30 p. m.

Services George's. Syrian Orthodox Church. 154 Tyler Boston. at m. Friends and relatives invited.

KIRKYIAM-In North Quincy, September 22d. Setrak Sarkis, husband of Moritza (Hekimgian) Kirksiam of 139 West Squantum st. Relatives and friends invited to attend the services from the Deware Bros. Memorial Chapel, 576 Hancock Wollaston. Friday.

September 25th at 1:30 p. m. Friends may visit at the funeral home Wednesday 7-9 p. m. and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. -In Belmont. Sept. 21. Charles husband of the late Emma (White) Lawrence and father of Lillian E.

and Charles H. Jr. Funeral from residence. 110 Slade st. Thursday et 8:15 a.

m. Requiem High Mass at the Church of St. Joseph at 9 Relatives and friends invited. Late member of the Boston Lodge No. 10.

B. No P. 0. K. E.

and C. Winthrop Council 162. of LOHAN-In Brighton. Sept. 20.

Thomas P. beloved husband of Mary E. (Spillane). Funeral from his late home. 27 Newcastle road.

on Thursday morning. followed, by a Solemn Funeral Mass Our Lady of the Presentation Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Late retired lieutenant. Boston Fire Dept.

Interment, Holyhood. MAHER-In Waltham. Sept. 21. Joseph husband of Mary E.

(Coy) Maher of 8 Elson road. Funeral from the F. Joyce Funeral Home, 552 Main Thursday. Sept. 24.

at 9 a. m. Solemn of Requiem at St. Mary's Church at 10 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited attend. Visiting hours, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 m. Malden. Sept. 20.

Ella (McCullough). beloved mother of Frank R. McCallum. Residence 109 High st. Funeral from the Edward E.

Burns Son Funeral Home. 204 Main Thursday, Sept. 24 at 8 a. followed by a Solemn Requiem High Mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

Visiting hours 3-5 and 7-10. McCALL-In Medford. Sept. 22. James.

husband of the late Mary (Tulloch McCall. Funeral services at the First Baptist Church, corner of Austin and Lawrence Charlestown, Friday. Sept. 25, at 2 p. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. William A. Buckley, 14 Paul road.

Medford, McDEVITT-In Roxbury, Sept. 21. John. beloved husband of the late Catherine McDevitt (nee and father of Sister Mary Kathleen. S.

S. and Catherine Mrs. Mary J. Horton. Eugene and Edward P.

McDevitt. Residence. 73 Iroquois st. Funeral at the Coppenrath Funeral Home, 1534 Tremont opposite Mission Church. Thursday, Sept 24 at 8 a.

m. Solemn High Requiem Mass at Mission Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends kindly invited Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. MELT EN -In Charlestown.

Sept. 22. 10 School beloved wife of the late 1953. Margaret G. Mellen, of Edward Mellen and mother of Mrs.

Robert Benson, Boston: Mrs. James Meintire, West Roxbury: Mrs. Edward Wylie and Arthur E. Mellen, Charlestown. Funeral services from the Frank H.

Carr Funeral Home, 220 Bunker Hill Thursday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p. m.

MOORE-In Somerville. Sept. 21. Joseph F. Moore, of 9 Grant beloved son of the late Patrick and Bridget Moore (nee Stanton).

and brother of Mary and Nora Moore, and Gertrude Cullen. Funeral from the P. J. McArdle Funeral Home. 14 Common st.

(at Training Field Charlestown, Friday morning at 8:20. Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Polycarp's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited Visiting hours 2-5 and 10 p. MOUTZOURIS In Water- town.

Sept. 21. Peter, beloved husband of the late Amersouda Mouris and father of Mrs. Mary Michael, Peter. Charles and Francis from the Arthur C.

Hasiotis, Funeral Home. 1642 Commonwealth Boston. Thursday. Sept. 24, at 1 Taxiarchae p.

m. Funeral services at the Church, Bigelow Watertown, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are invited. Calling hours 7-11 D.

m. Tuesday, and 2-9 and 7-11 Wednesday. -Suddenly in Dedham. Sept. 22.

Tony, beloved husband of Mary (Cluck), and father of John and Alexander Nesteruk. Residence. 32 Beloit road. Funeral from the M. Carroll Funeral Home.

22 Oak Hyde Park. Friday morning at Requiem Mass at St. Ann's Church at Relatives and friends invited Visiting hours. 2-4 and 7-10, O'CONNOR-In Dorchester. Sept.

22. John H. beloved husband of Mary A. (McGovern), father of Patricia and Joan O'Connor. residence 156 Welles Funeral from the John C.

Mulry Funeral Home. 223 Neponset av. Friday at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St.

Mark's Church at Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday, to 10; Thursday. 2 to and 7 to 10. Late member of St. Holy F.

Name Society and St. Mark's V. PARTRIDGE -In Cambridge. Sept. 21.

Catherine (Carrie) (nee Harrington of 11 Gardner beloved wife of Edward R. Partridge, and mother of Edward W. and Mrs. Helen Tieso, Funeral from the John C. Burns Sons Funeral Home.

at 305 Broadway, Sept. 24. 8:15. High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 olomon FUNERAL HOME CONDITIONED AMPLE PARKING -420 HARVARD ST, BROOKLINE AS AS 1-3833 DEATH NOTICES QUIMBY- Jamin. Everett, of the Sept. late Benine Starbird) Quimby of 26 Davis of Maiden Maiden, and lather Mrs. of.

Evelyn Quimby A. son Shattuck of Funeral Services at Home. 605 Broadway, Visiting Everett, hours Thursday and Wednes. m. day 7 to 9 RAY--In Everett.

Sept. 22. Frank husband of the Catherine Lover Ray. Residence services held Chapel of J. Henderson Company.

Broadway, Friday at 2 p. lives and friends invited. m. hours at the chapel Wednesday Visiting Thursday 3 to 5 and to 9 p. m.

REID-in Somerville. September 22. Ryerson Roy), husband of the late Frances Cameron) Reid of 39 Chester David Pudge at the Son. Funeral, 100. Home HighServices land hours at the Thursday Funeral at 3 p.

Home. m. Wednes- Visitine day 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 D. m. ROSS- -Entered into rest September 22, Jennie Brookline, beloved of 143 Babcock Barnett, wife of the Ross Newton devoted Center.

mother of Ida Abraham Brookline. Evelyn Leibovitz of Fine West- of erly. R. ot 1.. Jacob Rose and Ethel Ross and sister Services at the and Myer Rosen, Home.

Wednesdas. 420 Harvard September 23 Brookline. Solomon. Memorial week at the home of noon. Mrs.

Ida Fine. 6 Rawson rd. Brookline. Kindly omit flowers. SENNOTT-In South Weymouth.

Sept. 21. St. Rev. Margaret's Thomas F.

Sennott, assistant in Church, Lowell. brloved son of the late Mr. and Robert Arthur J. Sennott. Sennott, brother of Very Rev.

nephew of Mrs. Mary Nolan. Body Griffin will and Miss in his Catherine 203 Union South repose Weymouth. home. Tuesday between the hours of 3 and 5 p.

m. and 7-10 p. m. Office of the Dead Conception will be said Church. in East the Immaculate Wednesday at 4 m.

Body Weymouth, will lie Mass state until 9 p. m. Solemn High Conception of Requiem Church in the Immaculate Thursday at 10 m. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Malden. en J. beloved husband Medford. of Sept. 22.

Chester Sheerin. Funeral from (Han- his Harriet home. 9 Fulton on 25 at 9 a. m. Solemn High Friday.

Mass Sept. Francis of Assisi Church at at 10 o'clock Relatives and friends invited. Sept. SHYNE-Ellen 20. M.

beloved (Murphy wife in Quiney, Eugene Shyne, formerly of 53 the Butler late road, and mother of M. Macrina, Michael C. S. Chelsea, Regis Coliese. Weston, Margaret.

Quincy. Edward William A. N. and and Mrs. Mary Zwick.

Conn. Repos: ing Elm at the Quincy Sweeney Funeral Home. day morning at 8. Center, until Thursof Solemn High Mars Requiem in St, John's Church at 9. Relatives and friends are respect2-5 and p.m.

attend, Visiting hours, fully invited to land Cemetery. Norwood. Interment SORRENTO Nicholas. -In Japan, beloved Jan. husband 18.

1953, Edna M. (Gear) of 104 Ferry of and erett. the and late son Nicholas Jennie (Bernard) Evneral from the Frank D. Sorrento. Sweeney Fu- Sons Everett, Funeral Thursday, Home 350 Broadway a.

Solemn Sept, 24, at 8:15 the m. Immaculate Requiem High Mass in 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Church at Conception spectfully invited. Visiting hours 2-5. re7-10 p.

m. SPENCER September 21, in John Washington. A. merly of Newtonville, husband forof of Gladys Mrs. M.

(Fraser) Spencer. father Lorna Gill Madelyn of Boston Davis of and Weston. Miss Mrs. Darbara Parker of France. brother of Percy the Spencer Newton of Newton.

Servmay Friday. visit Sept. at 25, the at 2 p. m. Friends Cemetery Chapel.

12 Riverside Watertown. Gregg Chapel, day and Thursday evenings. 7-9 Wednes- p. m. Kindly omit flowers.

ST. 21. MARTIN--In Arlington. September Victor J. St.

Martin. formerly of Albert North and Cambridge, Louis St. father of Wilfred, Martin. Funeral from Martin. the home of his son Wilfred St.

155 Palmer Friday at 8 Notre, Dame Requiem de Pitie High Mass Church at at the 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. SWEENEY--In Roxbury. Sept. 22.

Ellen, beloved daughter of the late Dennis Sweeney. Funeral from residence. 44 Pontiac Friday at 8 a. m. Solemn High Requiem Mass at Mission Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends kindly invited to be present. THOMPSON-In Somerville, formerly of F. Newton Lower Falls, Sept. 21 Joan (Walsh), sister of James Torrey Walsh. Mrs.

Claire Ahern and Mrs. Theresa Mangan. Funeral from the George F. Doherty Funeral Home, 477 Washington Wellesley. Thursday at 8:15.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. John's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Tuesday, 7 to 10. Wednesday.

3 to 5 and 7 to 10. TOBIN-In Arlington. Sept. 22, 1953, Thomas residence 308 Mystic beloved husband of Agnes (Preston) Tobin and father of James. Helen, Kathryn, Paul.

Eva, John. Randall, Ruth. Claire. Leonard. Mary Martin and Frances Lohnes.

Funeral from the John E. McAvoy Funeral Home, 223 Mass. Friday, at 8 a. followed a High Mass of Requiem in St. Agnes' Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Wednesday, 7-10 p. Thursday, 3-5 and 7-10 p. m. TURNER--In Dorchester, Sept.

21. Josephine H. beloved daughter of the late Charles and Mary (King) Turner, and beloved friend of Ethel E. Daly of 16 Penhallow st. Funeral from the John C.

Mulry Funeral Home, 2 King at Dorchester Thursday, at 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass of 10 o'clock. Relatives friends inRequiem in St. Mark's, Church at vited.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. TUTTLE-in Jamaica Plain. Sept. 20, Julia A. Tuttle (nee Quinn), beloved wife of Clifford V.

Tuttle of 48 Arklow st. Funeral from the Daniel Shea Son Home for Funerals. 512 Centre on Thursday at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem in the Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 a.

m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Calling hours Tuesday, 7-10, and Wednes. day, 2-5 and 7-10. WALLACK-On Tuesday, September 22.

Maxwell G. of 465 Parker Newton Center (suddenly), beloved husband of Rose (Doxer). devoted father of Irene and Stanley Wallack, son of Bessie and the late Alter Wallack, brother of David Wallack. Mildred Goldman, and Katherine Mendelsohn. Services at the Levine Chapel, 470 Harvard Brookline, on Wednesday, September 23, at 2 p.

m. Visiting hours at the chapel Tuesday evening from 8 to 9 p. m. Please omit flowers. In expression of sympathy contributions may be made to the Jewish Tuberculosis Sanitorium of Boston.

WENTZELL-In Dorchester, September 20. Maryann Z. (Conrad) widow of Joseph L. Wentzell in her 89th year. of 461 Columbia road.

mother of Mrs. Grover Joudrey, Mrs. Charles R. Thompson. John M.

and the late Ernest P. Wentzell. Funeral service at the A. E. Long Memorial Chapel.

Beech corner of Mass. North Cambridge. Wednesday, Sept. 23. at 2 p.

m. Friends will be received at the chapel Tuesday 4 to 9 p. m. WICKFORD-In West Newton. September 22.

Linnea C. Wickford of 206 Waltham st. Funeral services at the Berglund Funeral Home. 292 Mass Arlington, Thursday, September 24, at 1 o'clock. this day.

Sept. 22. Sarah of 96 Devon Roxbury, wife of the late Jacob L. Wolbarsht. devoted mother of Samuel.

of Roxbury: Joseph B. of Newton: Archie. of Waban. and Dr. Abraham Wolbarsht of Newton.

Services at the Stanetsky Memorial Chapel, 10 Washington Grove Hall. Dorchester. Wednesday. Sept. 23 at 12 noon.

Relatives and friends invited. Due to the Holiday, there will be no Memorial Week. Kindly omit flowers. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the Women's American O. R.

T. WRIGHT- In Roslindale. Sept. 22 Gertrude I. (Fratus), beloved wife of Lester J.

Residence 8 Bexley road. Funeral from her late home Friday, Sept. 25. at 2 p. Relatives and friends invited Guest Star.

WCOP-News: Jamboree. Ned Powers Show. 8:15 WVDA -Sammy Kaye, music. in Science. 8:30 WEZ- The Great WNAC Crime Fighters.

WEEL-Dr. Christian, sketch. WVDA-Hour of Charm. WMEX-Italian Melodies. 9:00 WBZ- Groucho Marx Show.

WNAC-Bill Henry, news. WEEI-Cathy. Elliott Lewis. -Edward Arnold. drama.

WMEX- Classical Album. 8.98 WEZ- The Showtime Story. Review. WNAC- Arnold Toynbee. BOSTON LODGE B.

P. O. ELKS of Brother Charles H. Lawrence. Tiler of Boston Lodge for the past 15 years.

A member of Boston Lodge 46 years and a lite member for 28 years. Elks Services Wednesday evening. 8 p. m. at his home.

110 Slade Belmont. Mass. ALFRED GROSS. Ex. Ruler: W.

J. STROUT. Secy. DEATH NOTICES '52-Mary E. (Molly) Sullivan-'53 First anniversary requiem mass will be celebrated in St.

Mark's Church. Dorchester. on Thursday, Sept. 24, at 7:30 m. Lovingly remembered by Dr.

George A. Sullivan, and famTe the memory of MABEL ELLERE ADAMS It is with deep sorrow that Boston Lodge of Elks announces the passing (GAFFEY Funeral Service, HIGH 6-7700 FLOWERS ANYWHERE TELEGRAPHED Herist 124 Tremont St. L.I 2.4307.