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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE- -FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1953 RECENT DEATHS MRS. ANNE P. Cambridge, active charitable activities for many years. At ton. JOHN H.

HOLT, 82, retired ton textile Arm treasurer. Cambridge. HARRY E. BURROUGHS, president of the H. E.

Burroughs Shoe Distributors. At Westboro. EDWARD J. CROSS, 87, a eral building. contractor.

Worcester. FORREST E. PORTER, 77, utive president of the Print, Medford. At Arlington. MORNING DEATH NOTICES BASSNETT-In Natick, Nov.

25, Bassnett. Eriandson road, Natick. in his rut year. services from Loker Memorial Chapel. 48 Wasningion Saturaay at 3:30 p.

Interment Weil Park Cemetery, Natick. may call at the tuneral home. from to 9 o'clock. BLACKMAN-In Jamaica Plain, vember 26, Julia formerly of wood. Services at the May Home.

85 Nichols Norwood, urday, November 28 at 2 p. m. BONICA-In Waltham, Nov. 26. C.

Thomas Bonica of 120 Colese, Farm Funeral from Joyce Son Funeral. Home, 552 Main Monday, Nov, 8 m. High Mass of Requiem at Church Our Lady, 2 road at 9 a. Relatives and invited to tend, Late member Local 1505 Visiting hours Friday, 10 Saturday and Sunday. 2 to 5 to 10.

BOYNTUN-In Boston, Nov, 25, E. husband of Jennie (Logan) ton, of 31 Park drive, father of erick H. Boynton of Needham. services at the Waterman 495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston. on Friday, Nov.

27, at 15 p. Interment at Eastport, Me. may call at the chapel Wednesday, to 9 p. m. Thursday 6 8 p.

BURKE -In Boston, Nov. 25, Margaret (nee Howard), beloved wife of Burke. Residence 461 Massachusetts av. Funeral from the P. E.

Funeral Home. 54 Roxbury st. bury, Saturday. Nov. 28.

at 8:15 a. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Philip's Church at 9 o'clock. tives and friends most kindly Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p. Arlington, November Priscilla Mary (Freeman), wife of William Douglas Butler. neral on Monday morning from late home 102 Jason st.

at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem in the of St. Annes at 9 o'clock. Relatives friends kindly invited. papers please copy.

CARROLL In Malden, Nov. 25, nard beloved husband of Agnes (Carmody). Funeral from his Summer Saturday at 8 a. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at Immaculate Conception Church o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Please omit flowers. ing hours 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. -In Cambridge. by dent.

November Walter tian son of Walter H. and Walsh Funeral Christian from Jr. the of 275 way. residence his grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. ter H. Christian 11 Beacon Somerville. Saturday at 8 m. of the Angels at St.

Mary's Church 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited -In Wilmington, formerly Watertown. November 24. John beloved husband of the late (nee MacDonald) and father of dorie C.

Stevens and brother of othy Costello of Connecticut Jerome Costello and Mary Bowles Watertown. Federal North Wilmington. Funeral from McMahon Funeral Home. 172 Middlesex Wilmington. Saturday.

vember 28. at 8 a. m. High Mass Requiem at St. Thomas' Church m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours. Thursday, 7-10 p. Friday, 2-5 and 7-10 p. COUGHLAN-At the Holy Ghost pital, Cambridge, the 24th, James.

formerly of Newton and Dover, band of the late Alice M. (Hughes), Funeral from the John Everett Sons Memorial Home, 4 Park Natick on Saturday morning at Solemn Requtem to follow the Sacred Heart Church, South ick at 8:30. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Friday 7 to p. m.

DeANGUERA-In Wakefield. November 26, Alice Walton Wheeler of Park av. Funeral services at the Congregational Church, Wakefield Saturday, November 28 at 2:30 D. Please omit flowers. DEFREN-O1 Randolph, Nov.

26, E. (Stanley), wife of Frederick Defren, residence 16 Norfolk rd. neral from the Cartwright and Hurley Funeral Home. 15 North Main Randolph (at Crawford Sunday at 3 p. m.

Interment Monday in dar Grove Cemetery. Peabody, tives and invited. Late bet of Reliance Chapter No. 62 O.E.S. Visiting hours 3 5 and 7 to 10.

Mary DeMARCO E. -In Dorchester. Nov. Harry (Dempsey). beloved wife and mother of Mrs.

Frances Pettine, Mrs. Rose St. John. Mary Lydon. Harry and Rosario Marco, Funeral from the Frank Welsh Sons Funeral Home.

Broadway, Chelsea, Saturday. Nov. at 8 a. m. Requiem High Funeral in St.

Rose's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. DEVER-Suddenly in Quincy, Nov.

Edward of 109 Manet Quincy, and devoted father of Mary M. Dever. Complete notice of funeral later. DOE -In Charlestown. Nov.

26. 1953, Walter Doe, beloved husband Mary E. (McCarthy) Doe of Bunker Hill st. Funeral from Francis H. Carr Funeral Home, Bunker Hill Saturday at 9:15.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem in Francis de Sales Church at Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. DUFFEY -In Scituate, Nov. 25, George beloved of Inez (Adams) Duffey. Funeral from his late residence.

23. Morton Lane. Saturday, Nov. 28, at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's of the Nativity Church at 9 a. m. Relatives friends respectfully invited. DUFFY-In East Boston.

November Arthur beloved husband of Ellen Funeral from his late home, 754 Saratoga Saturday. November 28, at 8:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass at Star of the Sea Church at Relatives and friends are kindly Invited to attend. FISKE 80 Clarkwood Mattapan.

Nov. 26. formerly of Roxbury. Ida widow of George and mother of Mrs. Gladys Stratton.

Mrs. Mildred Willams and Earl Fiske. Services at the Granstrom Funeral Home, 196 Warren Roxbury, on Saturday at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 7 to 9 p.

m. FORTIN-In Somerville, Nov. 25. trude (Carroll), from 11 Pembroke widow of Ralph E. Fortin.

Funeral from 4 the A. Long Memorial Chapel. Beech corner Massachusetts North Cambridge, Monday, Nov. 30. at 8 a.

m. Requiem High Mass at St. Ann's Church. Medford Somerville. at 9 a.m.

Visiting hours at the chapel Sunday 7-9 p. m. GIANNI-In Roxbury, November 25, Guiseppe Gianni of 29 Creston beloved husband of Concetta Gianni (nee Botindari) and father of Mary. Maurice, John and Angelo Gianni. Funeral from J.

J. Good Sons Funeral Home, 336 Dudley Saturday. November 28. at 8 a. m.

Solemn High Mass at St. John's Church at vited. o'clock. to attend, Relatives and Visiting friends inhours 2 and 7 to 10. GLIDDEN- -In Arlington.

Nov. 26. Ruth (Hilton), wife of the Inte James H. Glidden. Mrs.

at the home of her daughter. John F. Higgins, of 26 Kensington and mother of James P. Glidden of Lexington. Services at St.

John's Episcopal Church. Pleasant 2 p. Arlington. Visiting Saturday. Nov.

28. Saville at ton, Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Chapel. 418 Massachusetts ArlingHALLETT-Of Stoughton.

Nov. 25, Robert Leo, beloved son of Robert A. Funeral and from Margaret the B. James B. Cotter Hallett.

neral Home, 39 Grove Stoughton. Saturday. Nov. 28. at 8.

a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9. Relatives and ffriends are respectfully invited. Visiting hours Friday 2 to and 7 to 10 D.

HEDBERG -In Jamaica Plain, Nov. 24, Violet Martha I. M. F. beloved (Olson) daughter of Hedberg.

Ivar resi- and dence 81 Call Funeral services at J. D. Fallon Memorial Funeral Home. 7 Greenough av. fat Soldier's Monument).

Saturday Nov. 28 at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting 2 hours Thursday 7 to 10 p. Friday to 5 and 7 to 10 p.

m. Milwaukee. papers please copy HOLT -In Cambridge. Nov. 26.

John Howland Holt. formerly of Belmont. Services at the Short Williamson Chapel, 52 Trapelo road. Belmont. Saturday, Nov.

28, at 2:30 D. m. Friends may call Friday to p. m. Interment in New Bedford.

Mass. KELLEY-in Maiden. Nov. 25. Rose Morgan.

widow of John J. Kelley. formerly of 40 Watts st. Funeral from Owen P. Doonan Funeral Home, Wicklow at Fellsway.

on Saturday 9. Requiem High Mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception 9:45. Funeral private, Please omit flowers. FLOWERS ANYWHERE TELEGRAPHED Tore Horist re 124 Tremont St. LI 2-4311 MORNING DEATH NOTICES -In East.

Boston, Nov. son the late Peter of Bridget Knowles (nee peral from 286 the John C. Kelly New- 8:15 High Meridian Mass of Saturday Requiem Itelatives and Assumption friends the Church of the cot- vited. Visiting hours and D. m.

At Emma Nov. wife Donald 66, formerly Lambert of of Hudson, Webster Mass. services Saturday, Nov. 28, at 2 p. from Home.

the H. L. Young Co, Burial Franklin Cemetery gen- Family donations requests Heart in place of AL postmaster. to Franklin. N.

Fund. care John beloved husband of -In. Everett. Nov. exec- M.

(Jones) MacGlashing of 5 Oxford Funeral services will be held the 517 chapel of Henderson 3:30 Broadway, Saturday, Nov. 28 vited. D. Visiting Relatives and friends Thursday and Friday. at p.

the m. hours Edward Of Medford. Nov. 26, the bert of 51 Mystic av. Services Natick.

at Medford So. Saturday, Nov. Alien Funeral Home. vited. m.

Visiting Relatives hours Friday. friends 7 2 in Friends D. m. Friday Rosaria -In (Rantuccio) North End. Nov, No- the late Gaetano.

Mother beloved of wife Nor- Funeral Anthony Eugene, John. tore, Carmen. Santa DeLeo. Dr. Sat- Charles, Marino.

Funeral from seph Langone Jr. New Agnes Home, 58 Merrimac corner J. don Saturday at m. road. Requiem High Mass at Sacred and Church.

at 9:30 a. m. Relatives ales Friends invited. Solemn MARS -In Boston. Nov.

25, of Marston of Abbot road. at- Services will be held at the Richard- age m. Reading, formerly of Lynn. IBEW, son Funeral Home, 48. Lafayette and Lynn, on Saturday at 11 a.

m. and and friends invited. may call at the funeral home p. m. Burial in Loudon.

Boyn- -In Nov. Fred- Rose McArdle, East uneral ton. Funeral on Saturday Chapel. from the Little Sisters of the 186 Highland av. at 9 o'clock.

m. tives and friends invited. Friends -In Roxbury. Nov. 25.

m. caret (nee O'Brien! beloved wife the late Patrick McManus and James of Very S. S. Reverend Thomas McManus. McManus, C.

Funeral and Joseph Murray from the late Rox- 19 Sachem Saturday, Nov. 28, 9 a m. Solemn High Requiem m. at Mission Church at 10 a. St.

tives and friends kindly invited. m. Rela- York Papers please copy, m. 24. -In Los Angeles.

26. the Nov. late Michael 3: beloved son and Mary Cassidy Nicholas. Brother of Mrs. Margaret Fu- of Dorchester.

Funeral her John C. Mulry Funeral Home. Neponset aV. Saturday at 8 Church High Mass of Requiem at St. Church invited.

9. Relatives and Port- Visiting hours 2-5 and MONTFERRAND- -In Winthrop, Nov, Bet- (Sheerin wife of the C. Arthur R. Montferrand, mother home. George Mrs.

A. Gleason. Mrs. Martha m. and Eleanor Barbary, Residence the OR Beal st.

Funeral from 9 Funeral Home, 79 Atlantic on are High urday, Mass Nov. at 28, at 9 a. of m. Requiem Visit- Church St. John Evangelist 10, 10.

Relatives Visiting and hours 2 acci- kindly invited. NAYLOR Naylor, in Maynard. Nov. 26. her.

83d year. of ices at the Fowler Funeral Home. Wal- Saturday at 2. may call Friday 2 to and Mass p. m.

at East Bridgewater. vember 26th. (Howell), of of Henry Nicolas. Formerly Funeral services at Cecilia Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth Mar- avenue. Kenmore Square.

Boston. Tim- Saturday, November Sandown. 28th. at 10 a. and Interment at N.

H. of of NUNES- East Of Providence, R. formerly Nov. Cambridge, by the dent. of 109 26, Agnes (nee the Nunes Ruth av.

Funeral No- funeral home of David Fudge of Son. 100 Highland 9 erville, Monday, at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St. Anthony's Church.

Portland Cambridge, at 9 a. m. Visiting hours at the funeral Hos- Saturday and Sunday, 3 to 5 and 9 p. m. hus- -In Brookline.

Nov, Flora F. (Joslin), widow of Charles Newton Peabody, mother of st. Charles W. Peabody and the late 7:45. thur S.

Peabody and Florence in body Wade. Funeral services at Nat- Mark's. Methodist Church, Park are Brookline, on. Friday. Nov.

27, at 10 p.m. Interment private. PLATT -Eleanor Hardy, wife of the Charles A. Platt. Architect.

died 25 25th, at her home, Cornish. N. First her 84th year. She is survived by on children, William, Mrs. Geoffrey m.

Charles, a sister. Mary Caroline Hardy, a brother. Rodger Hardy, grandchildren and two great grandW. Services will be at Fu- on Saturday. Nov.

1953. POIRIER- Cambridge, Nov. 26. Ce- late entina John V. Poirler.

Mother wife of of (Allian) bert and Arthur Poirier, Eva Ring Regina Allison, Philadelphia. Haydel of New Hanly Orleans. and Florence Funeral 25, the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home, of 907 Massachusetts Saturday 9 a. m.

Requiem High Mass at Mary's Church at 9:45 o'clock. RelaDe- tives and friends invited. A. 718 PORTER-In Arlington. Nov.

24. Forrest 28. husband of the late Alice M. Porter. 11 Upland road.

services will be held at the Chapel J. E. Henderson Company. 517 Broadway. Everett, Saturday.

Nov. 28. at Relatives and friends invited. 25, Friends may visit at the Chapel Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p. m.

New York papers please copy. REILLY--In Michael Leo, Stoughton. November infant son of Katherine (McGrath) Reilly, Funeral 332 from the home of his parents, the Cresent Stoughton. Saturday vember 28 at 9 a. m.

followed by Mass of the Angels in the Immaculate Conception Church at 10. in Revere. Nov. m. 26.

Walter of 11 Hall beloved husband of Evalyn (Lurie), father Robert G. Rikeman. son of Herbert and Evelyn (Babin) Rikeman nephew of Mary Splaine of Revere. The funeral service from the Merwin Funeral Home. 305 Beach Monday at 2 D.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours. Saturday and Sundav 2 to and 7 to 10 p.m. RUNCI-(Cell) (Santa Maria) In West Roxbury, Nov. 25.

Anna, beloved wife of the late Andrew. mother of Frank Santa Maria. John Santa Maria 9. Mary Santa Maria, Augustus Runci. Michael Runci, Dr.

Dominick Runci. Gilda Runci. and Joseph Runci, Residence. 40 Chesbrough road. from Higgins Funeral Home.

4236 Washington st. (Roslindale sa.) Saturday, Nov. 28, at 9 a. m. Requiem Mass in St.

Theresa Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours. 2 to 10 m. SCUDDER-Suddenlv at York Harbor Hospital.

Maine, Nov. 25, Mrs. Cecil E. (Lillian Norris) Scudder of 26 Ross South Berwick, and East Boothbay. Until recently resided at 77 Alban Dorchester.

Survived by her husband Cecil and two sisters, Mrs. Chester Kelley of Boston. Mrs. Samuel La Sares. and one brother.

Edward of Newton. of Mass. J. Norris formerly Roslindale, Nov. 25.

Frank beloved husband of the late Emily J. (Blotto), father of William Mrs. Mary Ellis, Frank Louis and Sylvia Seminara. Funeral from the F. J.

Higgins Funeral Home. 4236 Washington st. (Roslindale Saturday. Nov. 28 at 8 a.

m. Requiem Mass in the Sacred Heart Church 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited Visiting hours Thursday. 7 to D.

Friday. 2 to 10. Boston. formerly of Med25. Mary J.

(Carroll), wife of the late Winfred Spear, Funeral from the Lane Funeral Home. 760 Main Winchester, Saturday. Nov. 28 at 8 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem at Sacred Heart Church. Medford Hillside at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10 D. Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p.

m. Simeon Stoodley Cambridge. Williams st. STOODLEY Of Nov. 25.

Services at the Dykeman Funeral Home, 23 Cary Chelsea. Saturday. Nov. 28 at 2 p. m.

Visiting hours Friday 7 to 9 p. m. Roxbury, Nov, 26. John J. of 14 Prescott beloved husband of Evelyn E.

Sullivan (nee Saccoach). Funeral from J. Good and Son's Funeral Home, 336 Dudley Saturday, Nov. 28, at A Requiem High Mass at St. Patrick's Church at o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. TOBIN-In Quincy. Nov. 25.

Bernard J. the beloved husband of Helen M. (Paradise) Tobin of 855 Sea st. and devoted father of Bernard Jr. and Mrs.

Helen Steritis. Military funeral from his late home Saturday. Nov. 28, at 9 o'clock. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at Blessed SacraChurch at 10 o'clock.

Relatives, and friends invited to Late member Geo. F. Bryan Post F. W. Cyril P.

Morrissette Post No. 294. A. Quincy Lodge of Elks. Mass.

Permanent Firemen's Assoc, Quincy Firemens Relief U. C. T. and Mass. Road Builders Assoc.

TURNER--In Norwell, Nov. 25, Edith W. wife of William D. Turner. Mother of Humphrey D.

and Mary C. Turner of Norwell. Service at Sparrell Chapel Central Norwell. Friday. Nov.

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Tel. BE 2-5622, at anytime. Sud7t n22 MORNING DEATH NOTICES Everett. November 25, May Andrew, Rose residence (Petacchi) 45 Pierce beloved av. wife of FuSons neral from Funeral the Home, Salvatore 319 Rocco Broadway, quiem Saturday in at 8:15.

High Mass of Re9t. ph's Church, Bucknam invited. st. at Visiting 9. Relatives hours 2 and to 5 friends and 7 to 10.

-In Dorchester Nov, 25, Charles beloved husband of the late Harriet (Dalby) Wainwright of Dorchester. from the Charles B. Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washington Dorchester Lower Mills, Saturday. at a. m.

Requiem Mass in St. Gregory's Church at 8 o'clock. Visiting hours. Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-5 and 7-9. Relatives and friends invited.

Interment Situate. -Suddenly Dorchester, band of Annie M. Wallace (nee MehiNovember 25, William beloved husgan). father of James W. Mary.

Gerard Robert E. Wallace, Mrs. John E. Kelley. and Mrs.

William Deveau. Funeral from his late residence. 31 St. Gregory on Saturday, quiem High Mass at St. Gregory's November 28, at 10 a.

m. Solemn ReChurch at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Kate WALSH-In South Boston. Nov.

25. Walsh. formerly of 58 Francis Roxbury, Funeral from the Cleary Funeral Home, 1605 Tremont Saturday, Nov. 28. at 8 m.

High Mass of Requiem in the Mission Church at Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10. Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. WARNER -In Newton.

November, 26. Anne (Pearson) Warner, of the Hotel Commander. Cambridge. Funeral services at the Lucy Stone Chapel. Forest Hills Crematory, Walk street.

Forest Hills. on Saturday. November 28. at 11 m. Please omit flowers: instead, donations may be made to the department of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School.

WHITMAN-O1 Cambridge. Nov. 26, Louise A. (Thulin), beloved wife of Edward P. Whitman of Newport road and mother of Gladys M.

Washburn and Lawrence E. Whitman. service at the E. Long Memorial Chapel, 4 Beach corner of Massachusetts North Cambridge Saturday, Nov. 28, at 2 p.

m. Visiting hours at the chapel Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. WOODSIDE -In Arlington. November 25, Louise wife of the late John E.

Woodside, of 36 Hopkins rd. Services at the Saville Chapel. 418 Mass. Arlington. Saturday, November 28.

at 2 p. m. Visiting hours Friday 7-9 D. m. Mary (Moran), Lincoln.

widow of Nov John 24. Younker, residence Concord road. Funeral from F. J. Joyce and Sons Funeral Home, 552 Main Waltham.

Mass Saturday, of Nov. 28. 8 St. a. m.

High Requiem at Church. South Lincoln 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

Bakery Drivers Union Local, No. 494 Members are notified of the death of brother Simeon Stoodley, late employee of the Hathaway Bakeries. Funeral from the Dykeman Funeral Home, 23 Cary Chelsea, Saturday at 2 p. m. Visiting hours 7-9 p.m.

Friday. Thomas Carroll. Secy, IN MEMORIAM Month's Mind Mass James F. O'Leary Wilt be celebrated at St. Joseph's Church.

Wood Hyde Park. on Saturday, Nev. 28. at 8:00 a.m. Lovingly remembered by his family.

1951-- Harold L. Andersen Precious thoughts of one so dear Often brings a silent tear. Lovingly remembered by his family, Linskey 1926 George-1953 1942-Elizabeth-1953 Anniversary mass for the repose of their souls will be celebrated on Saturday. Nov. 28th.

7:45 m. at SS. Peter and Paul's Church South Boston. Lovingly bered by their children. FUNERAL SERVICE Edward J.

Fudge Howard G. EIS DAVID Fudge SOMERSET 6-0910 $00 HIGHLAND AVE. SOMERVILLE Opposite City Haut Sixty-One Real Estate Mortgages 1st 2nd Mortgages 25, and FuFuneral (Globe Staff Photo by Louis Russo) FOREST HILLS OVERPASS OPENED Lt. Gov. Sumner Whittier cuts tape to inaugurate official opening of huge overpass at Forest Hills.

Left to right: Charles W. Greenough, M. D. C. comimssioner; Whittier; Frank J.

Mello, president of Forest Hills Board of Trade, and Rev. James S. Dalton of St. Thomas Aquiunas Church of that Structure was dedicated to Msgr. William J.

Casey, former pastor in Jamaica Plain. area. DANVERS Continued from the First Page Meanwhile, the FBI, moving swiftly toward a complete solution of the Danvers robbery, planned to question convict brother of Gearge D. O'Brien. Charles has a long criminal record in Massachusetts and served a lengthy sentence in State Prison here, starting back in 1932 for armed robbery, breaking and entering, felonious assault and larceny.

He was nabbed in Providence last May with another Greater Boston ex while the pair was allegedly plotting a series of armed robberies, and in July was found guilty in Providence Superior Court on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Due to be quizzed was Charles L. O'Brien, 42, formerly of Linden Dorcester, now serving a four-and-a-half-year sentence in Rhode Island State Prison at Howard. Charles was in Norfolk Prison Colony on 1952, the date of the Danvers robbery, but investigators said he was always in close touch with those engaged in criminal activity on the outside. Charles' record for breaking and entering and larceny was so bad that at the time of his arrest in Providence Massachusetts State Police detectives questioned him at great ler.

'h in connection with the murder in Brookline last M.rch 30 of Herman I. Glassman. Meanwhile, the FBI was said to be hot on the heels of at least two additional known suspects in the Danvers robbery and rests were anticinated within a short time. These arrests, it is believed, may lead to an eventual soletion of the fabulous $1,219,000 Brink's robbery as well as that at Danvers. From the continuing threeyear surveillance under which O'Brien and other ex-convicts have been kept the PisS knows the identities of all of the Wollaston man's associates, and several of them are prime Brink's robbery suspects.

At least two of O'Brien's friends were key witnesses at last year's Federal Grand Jury investigating of the Brink's case. The government failed to produce any indictments when the Federal investigative body concluded hearing testimony last January, because of lack of evidence which was the result of the reluctance of witnesses. When it failed to get indictments by last Jan. 17-the third anniversary of the Brink's case -the government, because of the statute of limitations, lost its chance to prosecute the Brink's bandits on the principal charge of armed robbery. The case has never been closed, however, because arrests and prosecution can still be effected against the principals and accessories on charges of receipt of stolen money, concealment of a felony and perjury.

Having driven a significant wedge into the case with the ensnaring of O'Brien, the FBI now hopes to nail suspected members of the Brink's gang whom they lost January. Meanwhile, Police Chief Raymond Kirwin of Danvers, where the huge armored-truck robbery occurred on March 25, 1952, planned today to confer with Essex County Dist. Atty. Hugh A. Cregg on whether an armed robbery complaint should be brought against O'Brien in the county court.

The Danvers chief explained that since only about $17,000 of the $681.700 was in Federal Reserve funds, the United States Attorney's office can prosecute the Wollaston man only for that amount. Bill Asks Housing for Road Evictees The State Housing Board would spend up to $1,000,000 for housing for persons approaches whose to the homes Mystic are River taken Bridge, under a bill filed today by Representative Harry Coltun, of Chelsea. Cities and towns in the M. T. A.

district could use fees from parking meters and fines for illegal parking to help out the M. T. A. deficit assessments, under a bill filed by Representative Coltun. SINCE 1879 A BOSTON NAME CROSBY A Name to Remember when Death occurs.

And, we remind of Crosby's Policy of Pre-determining Costs. FREDERIC J. CROSBY MEMORIAL HOME FOR FUNERALS 867 BEACON ST. 10 12 WARREN ST. KE 6-1089 HI 5-6000-1 Crime Notebook Danvers Suspect Caught in Trap for Brink's Gang By JOSEPH F.

DINNEEN Serial numbers of bills in the A trap that was set for the Thanksgiving and caught robbers, snapped on a suspect in the Danvers holdup. Months of planning by the FBI paid off. This is not the only trap nor the only kind of trap the FBI has devised. The question in the minds of those who think they know what has been going on is whether the fact that George Douglas O'Brien of Quincy, his wife and his M. I.

T. son were caught, will warn others. How many such traps there are is not revealed. This one worked and there is a prospect that others will also work. It's only a matter of time.

The arrest of O'Brien is expected to to at least three more arrests; two of them in other states. Early the investigation of the Brink's holdup it was pointed that all ex-convicts experienced in armed robberies had been screened by the FBI and they were placed under constant surveillance. State and city detectives and FBI were looking for a sudden splurge and it did not come. The number of those who were constantly watched was, in time, whittled down. Some were eliminated by subsequent offenses of a period of almost four years, a few died and others were dropped because of circumstances that made it clear they could have had nothing to do either with the Brink's or Danvers robberies.

40 Still Under Suspicion convicts Today there roughly 40 whom Federal authorities suspect and are watching. George Douglas O'Brien was one of them. When he spent $22,000 for a house in a neighborhood far superior to the one which his family was living $5700 for automobiles with no record or other valid insuch payment, FBI men came to the obvious conclusion. Cenedella Plans to "Invite" Teto to Jury Hearing FITCHBURG, Nov. 27 (AP)Worcester County Dist.

Atty. Alfred B. Cenedella said today he will "invite rather than summon" William H. Teto to appear before the county Grand Jury now sitting in special session on other matters. Teto told a crowded Federal court while room in Boston eight days ago testifying before Senator McCarthy that he had been a volunteer informant for the FBI while a member of the Communist Party.

Eeto said Reds had infiltrated General Electric plants in in Fitchburg, Massachusetts Lynn and Everett and at Schenectady, N. Y. Cenedella told the Fitchburg Sentinel he had received a letter from the McCarthy committee which "neither approved nor disapproved" Cenedella's proposal to hail Teto before the Grand Jury. The "however, District Attorney added, I'm hopeful he will appear. He has been very cooperative." He did not elaborate.

Cenedella said the McCarthy committee had forwarded to him a transcript of Teto's testimony, both public and private. Cenedella said that if Teto did not appear before the present Grand Jury he would ask him to testify before the regular term of the next Grand Jury which sits in January. Teto is at home in nearby Ashby where he spent the Thanksgiving holiday with his family after appearing before the Massachusetts Legislative Commission Comsession the State House Bosmunism which sat in 688 executive ton Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Ellsworth W. Heath WESTBORO, Nov.

27-Services were held today for Ellsworth W. Heath, 43, Bowman a yard conductor in the Dover st. section of the New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad, were held today. Burial was at Lake Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Gertrude five children.

Mrs. Philip Morin of Marlboro, Arthur and Ellsworth of Florida, Nancy and Judith of Westboro; four stepsons and a brother, Corey of East Haven, Conn. The American Merchant Marine! Library Association places about a million books a year aboard' in7-10 ranklin Funeral Funeral flowers, Nellie Plumer at Co inchapel. Her- Forest 28. into 10 of Guy SalvaC.

JoFuneral CharSolemn Heart and Ethel North 67. RelaFriends Friday, N. H. 20. Bosmorning Poor, Rela- Marof mother home, at Mass RelaNew of Me- from 223 m.

Ann's friends 7-10. 25. late of Casey O'Maley Sat- the to 5 friends Miss Serv42 Friends to 9 Nowidow of the on m. acciNeves) from m. home 7 to 23, Dr.

ArPea- St. late Nov. in three and seven Man28th. Valthe AIof MISCELLANEOUS SATURDAY ONLY BLANKETS. $5 grade, 2ds, $2.39 sheets, full and twins.

2ds. 61 dish towels, absorbent. 9e bathrobes, $5 grade. $1.98 spreads. $2.98 Sheets, colored.

full and twin. 2ds. $1.19 towels, size Turkish 2de. hand size 19c, bath 29c sheets, $2.50 grade, full size. $1.69 tablecloths.

linen damask, dining room size. $1.98 open till 7:30 p. full satisfaction or money refunded. OSHRY BROS 10 Spring Boston: est. 19021 min.

walk from No, Sta. MACHINERY AND TOOLS 8-FT. SHEER WITH motor, $500, loaded on your Call truck, HU Can 2-2214. be seen MR. in JOHNSON operation.

dSu3t n27 CO LUMBER 7-0220. MILL for sals rent. dSu7t n24 SPINDLE, SHAPER, motor and cutters. MY 8 4645. FSu n27 Desks, Store and Office Furniture and Fixtures SPEEDAUMAT MOD.

2600: with or without attachments and supplies; wanted at once. Write 495, Globe office, WF n25 FOR SALE CHRISTMAS TREES OR SALE Spruce. baisam, stacked BE the after road. 6 m. Cal dSu7t N.

n24 COMPLETE HOUSE, $300 would MUST BE taken down by yourself: make beautiful ranch or Cape Codder. 2-2384 WThFSu n25 COMPLETE cottage to. be taken down. $100. AV 2-2384.

WThFSu n25 FOR SALE Porcelain sink. 2 compartments. 34 Crest av. Revere. n27 DOGS, CATS, PETS SPANIELS $25 each.

164 Green: ME 4-3203. 2t n27 FOR lent SALE stock, BOxer, female, excelpet. Call JACK. 9 mos. RE old: 8-7191, wonderful dSu8t n24 MALE German Shepherd pups.

each. Call LY 2-1975. dSu3t n27 pedigree: $50 LEGAL NOTICES CITY OF BOSTON. BUILDING November 24. 1953.

Under date 0. ing Commissioner: BuildR. C. ArchStreet, of Boston Boston. 10, applied 368 Congress perpremises to at Install 420.

Pond and, Street. maintain in Illuminating Gas Ward 19, kW ing Generator. Model Emergency enclosed volt, 3 phase. 4 wire totally 40AG4-R. IT IS engine driven generator.

ORDERED: That a be tion granted unless on notice the basis of dection thereto is given to writing the of Buildin of the date of the first publication days ing Commissioner within notice, This advertisement is to be of published newspapers in at published least two daily in Boston each, and on at least three City days in the tisement and given copies of the adverpersons as by the Building applicant Com- to. the such, missioner 110, Chapter may 479, designate. Acts 1938 Section amended. J. KEEFE, Build- as ing Commissioner.

n28 PROPOSALS (Construction and ADVERTISEMENT Repair Contracts) NOTICE (Regional Office No. 1) drinking Sealed bids water for new coils pumps, at Post Office circulating house. Boston. Mass, will be reber ceived 14. until 3:00 P.

M. on Courthouse. 1953. in Room 620 9. Post Office then publicly opened in Room 604.

and documents Information be concerning bidding (a) Construction and obtained Repair Divi- from tion, sion. Public General Bulldings Services Administragion No 1. 620 Post Office Service, Court- Retodian house. Boston the 9. building (b) Cus(c) Room 1304.

General project: Services or Wash. 25. D. C. bids will be EQUIPMENT Sealed KITCHEN mington Elementary received School by the Build- WIling chusetts, Committee.

at 3 P. W'Imington. Massa11 tendent at the of office the M. on Schools, 159 Superin-4-7611 Plans Street, and Wilmington. Specifications Massachusetts.

able at the Hixon office of Company, the 1150 Architect, monwealth Avenue, Allston. Massa- Comchusetts. HAYWARD BLISS. Chairman. Building Wilmington Elementary Committee.

HEARINGS COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETT8 mission. Office of the Port of Boston ComBoston. 18. 1953 Pier Notice Commonwealth is Chemical hereby given that Monsanto cation to the Company has made apolimaintain for a license to build and Port of Boston Comsolid an earth dike and to All in and over the tidewaters of the owned Mystic by said River Monsanto on land Company in the City of Everett. Chemical in the County of Middlesex: as and Tuesday, the 1st day of Deplans filed with said application: cember, at 11:00 A.

M. and this office. have been assigned as the time and place for hearing all those interested in this petition. For the Commission, JOHN M. BRESNAHAN, Director.

MORE ADS Mean More SALES! In 1052 The Boston carried 529,401 individual classified advertisements. This is more than were carried by all the other Boston newspapers combined! Why? BECAUSE GLOBE ADS SELL BEST! The Boston Globe INSURANCE FUNDE BANK FUNDS PRIVATE FUNDS COMMONWEALTH MORTGAGE CO. Call BE Us 3 Will Eves. Yep. SagA wi2 n28 PRIVATE PARTY will loan up to 85000 Tel.

home owners for any purpose. at anytime Sud7t 023 ED MORTGAGE and business loans. Fluster 2.7557, DE 185 Devonshire st.a hr service. dSu7t n27 Factories, Stores, Lofts 10c FT. (MONTHLY RENTAL) 900 Ft.

Mfg, Space Avail. Kim Bide. d1 Boston n25 SALE OR RENT roaded, 134.000 SQ. plus FT. land: mostly rail.

of buildings: finest industrial lockapprox. 40.000 09. tion in Metropolitan Boston. For further information call at 4th Boor. 719 pointment Boyiston to see.

Boston. for dSu7t NEWTON $25.000, new building. 2700 OWNER, DE a 2-1438. dSu6t space. sell TRUCK TERMINAL $600 WILL per mo, for $40.000 or rent on lease.

0 7-0220. CAMBRIDGE. Broadway, nr. Har25 vard-Store. rent RET approx D.

m. 7-5845 after dSu3t n27 JAMAICA opposite PLAIN- Store 18x65, location, R. F. WAUL, 360 Centre E00G st. n25 JUNK siding.

YARD for 7-0220. sale, with railroad CO dSu76 n24 WAYSIDE consisting of BUILDING 15,000 ft. for 80.000 rent land, 38; will divide t. LA 3-1818 dSu7t n25 FURNISHED ROOMS EMBASSY APT. HOTEL Newly 146 BOSTON all decorated with new single and double baths rooms.

private tie furnishings and showers, new 2 kit'tte. 1-rm. $42 wk, CO 1-7700. dSu7t n25 MANOR HOUSE week CLEAN with ROOMS shower. for 168 men, $10.50 Dartmouth pet st.

(opp. Back Bay Station) dSu7t n27 HOTEL ARGONNE 200 5 ROOMS BULFINCH BOSTON weekly. for and men; up. CA com dSu3t n27 15 WORCESTER SQ. with VERY large and kitchenette: $11 807 n21 47 UNION PARK, BOSTON CL, dble.

$71 83.50. SGL. rms doubles aiso. bathe, AT 269 COMMONWEALTH dSu7t 124 DORCHESTER other COME. sale man good $7.501 pref.

TA 5 0824 privacy. $9. 69 quiet, sober adults. dSu7t SO 6-9010. n24 FURNISHED 8-5797.

rooms, private bath: 3t n25 116 rent very BEACON reasonable. ST. Single room, p. 7-8994. dSu7t after 1059 excel.

BEACON meals ST. rm. with in attrac, home. dSu5t n25 220-264 sale 271. able, Newbury st.

Attrac. reas, Brink's case had been published. Serial numbers on the Danvers money were withheld, circulated to banks only. It took 10 months from the first report of a splurge of money on the part of O'Brien to the appearance of the first identifable bill. It is unfortunate that the painstaking investigation of the FBI the Brink's case should go for so long unobserved.

The agency began, for example, with a constant observation of 93 known criminals, all of whom had served time in New England jails; all of them at large on the night of Can, 17, 1950, and each with an opportunity to commit the crime. In four years the 93 suspects have been reduced to 44. State or city police could not do a job of that kind. The FBI had the manpower. Entitled to Day in Court It is unfair to George Douglas O'Brien to assume that he is stands charged with participation in the Danvers holdup.

The evidence against him is reported, but he still is entitled to have his day in court without prejudice on the part of those from whom a jury must be It is obviously unfair to assume Mrs. O'Brien or his son are of receiving stolen money. They are merely charged with it. From what can be learned O'Brien's old neighborhood in Dorchester, there are indications that the motivation behind his buying a new house, new cars and is getting into a better neighborhood one common to many households. He bought the house last February, but FBI agents bided their time.

They had a capable assistant in druggist Arthur L. McGilvray. It appears go be a fact that the FBI was under the impression that O'Brien was involved in the Brink's case, and felt sure they would crack it when he stepped into the trap. O'Brien had served time in pail with one of the chief suspects in the Brink's case: but he did not emerge as a prime suspect himself until a month after the Grand Jury investigating the Brink's holdup had brought in its report. Opinion now is that the trap caught a suspect in different case.

The serial-numbered bills indicate that O'Brien had nothing to do with Brink's. He is suspect in the Danvers case only. 13 Held in Robbery of Braintree Man QUINCY, Nov. 27-Three South Shore men were held in $10,000 each for the Norfolk Grand Jury in the Quincy District Court today for the beating and robbery of a Braintree man. Judge James A.

Mulhall found probable cause following a bench conference. The defendants pleadinnocent and waived examina17, tion. They were Donald D. Dunn, both and Raymond A. Fischer, of Turner road, Situate, and 18.

Richard Carl, 21, Mt. Blue Norwell. The alleged offense Oct. 30 in a parking lot off occurred Quinvy East Braintree. Victim of the assault was Alexander Drummond, 41, of Wilkins road, Braintree.

He was treated at the South Shore Hospital for severe cuts on the head and face inflicted broken bottle and a garrison by belt. a Mclnerney Concedes School Post to Lee Timothy J. McInerney today conceded the fifth place position on the Boston School Committee to Joseph Lee. Lee, who had beaten McInerney by 250 votes on the first ballot count, doubled that margin in the recount which has been going on for more than a week. EVENING DEATH NOTICES Everett.

November 27, Barnett. (Tobin) Avratin beloved husband of Sarah of 36 Abraham Lawrence Re devoted father Lee vere, Cohen Hyman Avratin of Winthrop, and Mrs. Abraham Glimcher of Everett. Brother of Rachel Lerner of Boston. Funeral services at the Everett Hebrew School and Community Center, 174 Union Everett.

Sunday. November 29. at 11 a. m. Memorial week at his late residence.

Kindly omit flowers. Exhis pressions of sympathy may be sent in name to David your favorite charity 23. in his 46th vear. Husband of in Boston. Nov, Marcia Vineyard (Ames) Barnes, Residence, Haven, Mass.

Funeral services Funeral Friday, 4 p. at the Sherman Home in Mansfield. Interment. Oak Grove Cemetery. Vineyard Haven, on Saturday.

BROOKS- vember 26. -Suddenly, Mary in Melrose, NoHoyt Brooks of 353 Chapel, Grove st. Services at Robinsons 809 Main Sunday at 3 p. m. Friends may call at the chapel 7-9, Saturday.

OATT- In Bridgton. Maine. Nov. 25. D.

Josephine Oatt. widow of Robert Oatt. late of Reading and East Boston. Mass. Funeral services Sat.

afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Woodlawn Chapel, 302 Elm ett. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. Mass. GRAY- -In Chestnut Hill, November 27. 1953.

in her 94th year, Rose Lee Gray, beloved wife of the late Reginald Gray and devoted mother of Reginald Gray. Funeral private. LOCAL 10, I. U. P.

P. E. Members are notified of the death of Leslie L. Hartwell Jr. late employee of the Boston Edison Company, Funeral at 2 at Gaffey Memorial Funeral Home.

43 High Medford sq. Visiting hours. 3-5 and 7-10 D. m. W.

WALL, Sec. WFSU n25 OR children 2 light rooms. allowed. HT 2-5258. ATTRAC.

furn. corn. hekpe. rm. Powder House 1g.

closet. conv only $8. PR section. 6-2631. Somerville.

21 n27 plate. WARM 86-10. 1st bath dry elec. sta. off Warren.

44 Five min. Copeland, Dudley Rox. n27 dntn. ATTR. 1-2 fur.

wk. EV 9-0182. dSu4t n26 ATTRACTIVE Beacon st. turn. nt.

kitchen Boston: phone KE 6-7696. 3t n26 AT Garden- MARLBORO Cozy Near Publie $10 wk. CO 7-5382. room. light 3t conk: n25 ATTR.

refrig furn. 34 bath. 7-4293. Worcester dSt70 n23 CO AT hspg. State rms.

With House, 38 Temple It. con. dSu3t $7 up. n27 AT day, 263 Clarendon rms. girls.

CT dSu7t 7-8703 Af. 124 BEACON nr. Berkeley, giris or No. 1851 gas. rms, elec.

refris. bus. share bath; from $6.50 each. dSu3t n27 room. BROOKLINE priv.

bath Large, and nicely shower. fur 6-9280. 2t n27 BEAC. trac. Brkin.

newly n23 nished front room. BE well 2-5152 5t n23 TV. orkng. twin LO beds. 8413, cook.

6t n23 2nd Ar. carlines, small cozy nr. $6.50. EL, 3 4-8713. windows.

gent. CAMBRIDGE with exc. meals. EL 4-6284. dSu7t 124 kitch.

nr. sub. -Attr TR 6-2538. WFS n25 rm. kit'nettes.

29 Lee Nr. heated: Columbia woman -Lee. turn. 5t n24 ried cpl. CO 5-9438, 8 or dSu7t n24 FURN, suites, priv, bath, all conve.

reas. 565-567 Mass av. comf. GENTLEMAN. priv.

bus. man. clean. line. near car line.

home, BE ref. 2-1712. n27 board freplace, sunny room. HUGE or 2 active, older in priv. home for women, JA 4-3643.

ThFSu n26 JAM. nice PLAIN- Young couple have rooms avail. for voung penclean. after convenient, ress. JA PArkway 5 7-4250.

n. m. n27 2t n27 lake LOVELY large room with sun deck. patio: breakfast. beautifuly P.

furnished. West Palm O. Box 045. Beach. Fla.

dSu7t n24 MILTON- space. gent. Larre Nr. bath car busline, BL 8 4292 1 dSu3t n27 1 utilities. MATTAPAN-3 rms.

furnished. no Call 8-7363. 3t n26 QUINCY -Nice sal. or dbl. priv, home, handy loc.

GR 2-3798. 3t n254 REVERE $15 2 sale. furn. kitch. or use $100 mo.

Owner. MY 8-3421. dSu4t n26 ROOM. board for older people private home. PR 6-6179.

n24 Ball if desired. SO 6-8334. WFSSu n25 WEST ROXBURY-Room. bus Holv Name Parish. privileses.

CHILDREN TO BOARD WORKING MOTHERS WILL CARE for child 3 or over. CH 3-2703-W. 2t n26 BRD. and children: rm. for work's mother and steam, ht.

h. laundry: care of children mother works. 41 Regent 1239. dSu4t n28 CHILD TO BOARD over rates. Trans.

incl GA CHILDREN to board, up 10 HI 2-6577. dSu3t n27 EXC. CAREER loving home given AR 5-3066. dSu5t n28 for WANTED- Infant or baby to board working mother. MY 6-5541.

WE n25 YOUNG mother nice will care for dren days: home and vard. MRS. BLANCHARD, GA 7-0535. dSu5t n25 CONVALESCENT HOMES PRIV. FAMILY has a license for persons: all rms.

1st dining room service. Randolph 6-1903-M. n27 APARTMENTS WANTED BUS. lady wants small Dor. reas.

BL 8-9032 after 6 n27 list your us. REILLY CO 6-0595. TFSu n24 WORKING woman with son, 13, desires 5 rooms. Everett nr. transp.

Call EV 7-7688 after 6 p. dSu4t n28 VACUUM CLEANERS, WASHING MACHINES ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner. good condition. KI 7-6997. 3f 1.25 RECOND.

fully autom. Ben washer; $60. Call MO 6-0191. Saturday 11 a. m.

to 3 p. m..