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ievea THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1950 br. Jane Sabine Deaths and Funerals Hamilton Support Suit Stallsther of Three, Arthur B. Reading MEDFORD, Feb. 28Arthur B. Reading, 77, of 55 Pleasant at, a retired letter carrier, died at his home after a long illness.

He MTA Reports 20 Boost on Doubt Over Jurisdiction "a Surgeon in Boston -for Half Century Dr. Jane Dowries Kelly Sabine, 86, VUf ILtf Ul 119 1 ICS retired 20 years ago. i a ii' qc mnKi nf im Wat Having escaped being held in con Samuel H. Silverstein MALDEN. Feb.

28 Samuel H. Silverstein, proprietor of the Colonial Press, died suddenly today at his home, 182 Walnut st. tempt of court, Lt Col Robert of 348 Marlboro a Boston eur- Medford Conerenational Church, the Dr. Percy R. Howe Director of Forsyth Dental Infirmary BELMONT.

Feb. 28 Dr. Percy Howe, director of the Forsyth up," the jurist ruled, "it will be contempt of The colonel then wrote his answers, which were not of the nature attorney Vincent Brogna, rep geon until her retirement 10 years Sagamore Lodge of Plasona and the Hamilton, 1 58, veteran of 34 years in Revenue RENSSELAER, N. Feb. 28 (UT) Police in eight states tonight searched for a distraught mother of three children who vanished from her home apparently because she feared she suffered from cancer.

ago and widow ox Wallace ba- auxiliary police here. Army service, saw his wife's efforts to sue him for separate support Mr. Silversfpin wan fonnrfpr and bine, died vesterdav at her home. He is survived by a wifev Edith i ur. baoine was corn in Bristol, a daughtc- Marjorie E.

of first chancellor commander of Mai Ietital Infirmary for Children and frustrated in Suffolk Probate Court R. attended the Providence pub resenting Mrs. Hamilton, had anticipated. To the query on the identity of the "woman's picture in your bed den Lodge. Knights of Pythias; past yesterday.

lie schools and graduated from Smith College in 1888., She taught in a New Haven boarding school noble grand of Lebanon Lodge, I. O. O. past commander of Maiden Post. Jewish War Veterans; past Loss Reduced From $921,913 to $376,747 Richmond, two sons Grenville P.

of Medford and Donald C. of Reading, and a brother, George of West Medford. Services will be held Thursday at 2 at the Beals Funeral Hor-. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. The colonel, attached to the South Boston Army Base after 37 months' overseas duty and now residing at 420 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, was Sherill Overlander, a truck driver and war veteran, said his wife's physician told him today she did not have cancer.

He said he also learned she did not call for the doctor's report, as she was. supposed to, last Friday when she disappeard. room beside your bed," Col Hamilton noted, "It is that of my daughter by a former marriage. My interest in her is paternal." president of Beth Israel synagogue; president of the Maiden Zionist Re from 1889 to 1890 and studied at Dr. Sargent's School of Gymnastics, now Sargent College, a part of Bos dental scientist and educator of international repute, died today at his ixjrr, 71 Elizabeth road.

Howe, chief of research at Forsyth Denial Infirmary since 1915 ar.d director of the institution since 2627. was appointed Thomas Alexander Forsyth professor of Dental being sued by his wife, Mrs. An- And other women's pictures in his gion and member of Noddle Island ton University, from 1890 to 1891. tonia M. Hamilton, 48, of Pocasset, Lodge.

A. A. M. East Boston. living room, the colonel stated, be She received her medical degree Cape Cod.

Maiden Lodge of Elks and Arbiter long to various Army officers who They were married in 1940 and Ferein. John A. Lyons LEXINGTON. Feb. 28 Many Bos (shared his Cambridge apartment Quickly ReEevM DistrMS af from the Women's Medical School of Chicago, a department of Northwestern University, in 1894.

and Saence at Harvard University in separated on Sept. 21, 1947, when during the past two years. the colonel, Mrs. Hamilton claimed The M. T.

A. counted a passenger revenue increase of 20.65 percent, or $588,125.20, during the four weeks ending Feb. 24, the trustees an- fc ton lawyers and membtrs of Stanley Rebutting Col Hamilton written studied from 1894 to 1895 at Johns Hill Tallinn Prwt 38 wre imnni answer, however. Mrs. Alice M.

Hu- He leaves a wife, Sophie (Rut-man); a daughter, Mrs. Avrom Friedman, a son, Morris; two brothers. Morris a former city solicitor of Everett and George of New York "put on his hat and coat, kissed me goodby and left." It was the Hopkins Medical School aftonriinir rvic in St I ber of Wilton, N. sister of the opened her office here the next year .1 Brieid's Church today for John A officer, testified the bedroom photo iJr. tsaoine was one or live women, Lvons.

53. of 1314 Massachusetts av. nounced yesterday. This increase was revealed in a report on operations for the month was "that of a strange woman. It and three sisters.

Mrs. Jack Epstein second marriage for each. Following a day of bitter testimony before Judge Robert G. Wilson Atty. John J.

O'Neill, coun surgeons elected to the American Burial was in Westview Cemetery. was not the colonel's daughter. I have no idea whose it was," she oi Maiden, Mrs. Morris Cushman of Chicago and Mrs. Louis Vellman of Mr.

Lyons, a Boston attorney and a former Selectman here, died Sun saw I Maiden. said. I Tsv fx I I The funeral will be Thursday of January, when the loss from operations waareduced from last year to $876,747 this year. The announcement stated in part: "Total cost of service of the M. T.

A. in January, 1950, was sel for Col Hamilton, in a surprise move questioned the jurisdiction of the court to rule on tne case. Col Hamilton, he claimed, had an official Army mailing address at Ft. College of Surgeons on its organization in Chicago in 1913. She served on the staff of the first Red Cross Hospital in Paris as one of Dr.

Joseph Blake's surgical assistants from 1916 to 1917. For 15 years Dr. Sabine worked in the Orthooedic Clinic of the Chil day at New England Baptist Hospital. Born in Cambridge, he had lived here 23 years. Rev.

Leo O'Keef S. of Campian Got $12,950 ln Allotments morning at 11 at the Levine Funeral Home. Brookline. Rabbi Charles H. DeoMtDs I Nose Braa Werk Fast I Mrs.

Hamilton testified she had re Weinberg of Beth Israel svnaffotme AfewdropsofVicka Va-tro-nol in eaeh nostril work fast to rclitv head cold distress, make breathing easier. And If used at first sniffle or sneeze. Va-tro-nol jsanKs, winthrop, maintains an 751,147.83, as compared to $4,137, and Rabbi Joseph H. Margolies, rab- Hall, North Andover, celebrated the mass. ceived $12,950 in allotments during her husband's overseas stretch, 880.92 in January, 1949, a decrease had and oi emeritus, will officiate.

apartment in Cambridge, formerly lived at Pocasset, votes from Manchester, Conn. of $386,733.59 which, together with dren's Hospital and was on the staff of the New England Hospital for Harold C. Hollinffsworth JERUSALEM (AP) The Jewish Agency Executive plans to spend $44,800,000 this year to help the women and Children for 15 years an increase of $158,433.01 in total income, accounted for an improvement of $545,156.60, or slightly helps to prevent many colds developing I Try it. Follow directions in the package. gained $1950 in war bonds which she cashed, and had sold their auto for $900 and kept the proceeds.

She denied his contention that he had paid for private school tuition for her daughter by her first marriage. NATICK, Feb. 28 Harold C. Hoi- she joined the Massachusetts Medi-lingsworth, 52, of 17 LaJte Shore ca Society in 1898 and was a mem- settlement of new immigrants in more than 59 percent in January, Agreed Some Cause for Doubt Judge Wilson agreed there was cause for doubt on jurisdiction and requested bolh attorneys to file 1950." Israel. urive, for 30 years superintendent! Der 01 tne American Medical Asso- uiccid un-ino-noi ciation, the American Medical briefs.

Meanwhile, the judge said he would look up the covering law; oi me waucK box Hoard Division of the Robert Gair died today at Cushing Veterans' Administration Hospital, Framingham, after a brief illness. A native of Staffordville. he had been a resident here most Previously, Col Hamilton had Women's Association and the Mayflower Society of Boston. She received an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Smith College in 1938. Services will be held Friday at 2 m.

in the Bigelow Chapel of Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge. At the State House Anti-Vivisection Bill Killed been threatened with contempt -for failure to comply with six interrog atories asked by his wife in the fil ing of her petition. of his life. A veteran of World War I with the Navy, he was a member The Massachusetts House spent 80 DR.

PERCY HOWE R. unless those questions are an pie are looking for economy. Senator Daniel J. O'Brien, Dem. of Cambridge, said the buildintr in minutes yesterday debating a bit swered by the time your case comes James J.

Coughlin James J. "Jimmy" Coughlin. 76, of 761 Columbia road. Dorchester, termed by opponents as an "nti of Charles N. Alward Post.

A. Cochituate, Natick Post, V.F.W., and Meriden Lodge, A. F. A. M.

He leaves a wife, Helen fMur- vivisection" measure, and then leader of the 101st Infantry Band killed the proposal on an, 83 to 17 tagh); a daughter, Jean, and a ana wen-Known Kea rooter, Arising vote brother, Leland. bis city was in such poor condition that the front entrance "has been! propped up by timbers for 15 years." ci Yfl K1irtlt While the. Governor's veto was VUddlUfl lUUlt being sustained here, Republican I Floor Leader Charles Gibbons UCCICIYCQ. OH fought unsuccessfully to kill a bill', n. authorizing Bristol County to erect i fiOfl StO.fld.iiru.

352S and became emeritus in 1940. He was an instructor in pathology Harvard Medical School from ixs to mo. He was a pioneer in research in the Celd of vitamin and mineral rretabohsm. and conjunction with Dr. S.

Burt Wolbach, he made studies of cellular performance in vitamin A and vitamin deSciencies. He also perfected; Services will be held Friday at died yesterday at Chelsea Soldiers'; The measure would have author-Home, jized the Animal Rescue League and A custodian or Boston common the Massachusetts Society for Pre 2 p. m. in the -Methodist Church, Cochituate. Burial will be in Lake-view Cemetery there.

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for 50 years prior to his retirement Vc on of Cruelty to Animals to an addition to the Superior Court in 1948. he was better known as the check on kennel conditions and ani bandleader who annually opened mais being used for medical expert Boston's first baseball game. He tnontatinn. MOSCOW, Feb. 28 (AP) building at New Bedford.

Rev. Daniel J. Sullivan Gibbons claimed it was Intended bought the song "lessie, which be-j Debate turned into a heated dis- to furnish space- for the second came the teams theme. cussion on the need of using animals The arrmoniaeal silver nitrate solution for treatment of carious teeth which has attracted world-wide use. As a writer, he was author or co- -jtnor of more than 140 papers, and Probate Court judge approved last More than I0O priests and mon-signore were within the sanctuary at St.

Polycarp's Church, Somer-ville, yesterday when the funeral of a veteran or me Mexican ana for this purpose a subject of leg Spanish-American Wars and World controversy for many years year. But Representative Louis B. Connors, Dem. of Waltham. insisted War he organized the band which! xhe fjnai vote indicated no hope of to accommodate it was needed women jurors.

he bad lectured extensively uiispeV- Daniel J. Sullivan was held country and Canada. On two occa-: witn a soiemn requiem high mass at tiors he went to Europe to speak which Archbishop Cushing presided. the International Dental Con- host of city and state officials were was iormea irom veterans oi xne passage this year of any anti-vivi-101st Infantry Regiment. section bill.

He leaves a wife, Mary; a son, James; two daughters, Ann Cough-1 COURTHOUSES Proposed im-lin and Mrs. Helen Suva, all or nrnv.m.nt, rmiH huiirf. AIRPORT LIQUOR A bill per present. mitting liquor licenses at Logan Airport as a source of revenue was The Soviet Union boosted the official value-of the ruble tonight in terms of the dollar, and switched from the dollar to gold as its monetary yardstick. The ruble was declared worth 25 cents, compared to the old rate of a little less than 19 cents.

At the same time, sweeping price reductions to the Soviet consumer were ordered. A statement from the Council of Ministers said that, effective tomorrow, the value of the ruble in foreign exchange will be calculated according to "the more stable gold standard." The career of the 44-year-old Dr. Howe had received many honors in recognition of his con- Dorchester; a brother, William rmhrid nH Nw Redfrd mgH in Cambridge and New Bedford thrown out ln the House without clergyman was traced in a eulogy debate. South Boston, and two sisters, Mrs. Louise Cburtney and Mrs.

Eliza were debated at length in the Senate and House. Rev Edward J. Sullivan, head Kt was the only individual to of th, Fr. Matignon High Please send me free a brief description of Boston Edison Company common nock. Name beth Rattigan, both of Dorchester.

MEDALS The Legislature's Com Gov. Dever's veto of a $475,000 The funeral will be held Monday pVn.njif.,r- r.mhriri cv tne niEnw w.ru i School. Rev. Ernest A. Ford of St.

American Dental Association while element's Church. Somerville, it havmg been given of th(, mass was assisted by mittee on Public Service approved morning at- 10 in St. Margaret's h.ld ln th. Senat. on 26 to 9 roll Address Church.

Burial will be in Mt. Hope I call. Democratic floor leader Ches T-ir wiarr, Rev. John B. Welch Sacred Heart a bill to award medals to state, county or municipal employees for meritorious conduct in preserving public safety, Cemetery.

fctarsauiiy. Harvara university oe- Maiden, and Rev. Joseph on him an LL. D. deeree st Patrick's, Cambridge.

ter A. Dolan Jr. carried the fight for the Governor, insisting that the peo- Chopin Lecture Tonight In the series of Great Music at Boston University College of Music, iz ana oairs iout A delegation 25 Sisters of presented him honorary charity from Si Margaret's Con- IoctOTJ Sence Pe Dorchester, attended. Mayor ected a Fellow in Dental Surgery John Lynch headed the muni-f the oyalMlege of Surgeons of al deiegation. Members of the 1S43.

He also was an Ho, Nam( Society and Knights of honorary member -of numerous Columbug acted bearers and Ai-encan and foreign dental at the service. interment was Prof. Erno Balosh, a member of the IJaDIMIDAXM DOAXmSLII CODDaLFAllTf NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST STORE faculty at Johns Hopkins- University, Baltimore, will give an illustrated lecture on "Piano Music of Chopin" tonight at 8 in Recital Hall, St rtntrv Wait Rnv. and dental awards. bury.

25 Blagden st. Asor.g organizations to which Dr. Hoire belonged were tae 'American Dental Association, of which he was president in 1928-1329; American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Phi here are two table lamps to be proud of we're proud of the price you'll be proud of their beauty Beta Kappa. Arr.erican Association for the Advancement of Science, Dentaire Tnterr.ational.

Fiftarv ef Science Society, New Frgland Pediatric Society. Sigma XT. De ta Sicma Delta. Harvard Club of Boston. National Society of Sor-s of the American Revolution, and Ashlar Lodge.

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He was an honorary member cf the Harvard Dental Alumni Association. I NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST STORE Dr. Howe, a native or Providence, attended the Nichols Latin School in Lewirton. and received an A B. degree from Bates College in 1537.

He received his D. D. S. degree from Philadelphia Dental College in survived by a wife, the farmer Ruth Loring White, and by so- James A-. or ureenwicn.

son of his former wife. Rose Alrra Hilton, who died in 1942. I if E. Walworth IXIXGTON. Feb.

28 Services Earle E. Walworth. 58. past state chaplain and state adjutant of the Disabled American Veterans, will be Yr6 Thursdav at 2 at his home. tOl Bedford st.

He died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital. West Roxbury A native of Everett, he was a Wcrld War I veteran and he was publicity director for the I. A. V. Massachusetts and conducted the r' Thru With the D.

A. radio program. In 1939 he was rarrted chief of staff to the national rmander of the D. A. V.

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