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THE BOSTON DAILY GLpBEMit)Ay, bcfOBEE 3, 1947 Thi. OK XOVR GARDEN DEATH NOTICES Deaths and Funerals AAfTA fW4 jTtk14. gnti4rlAnlV. Oct. DEATH NOTICES DB PIETRO In a Boston Hospital.

Oct. 1. Leo. beloved husband of Laura iRrwail. nH inn nf Lucia Pietro Everett W.

Stone Former Grange Official, Auburn Contractor. 61 of Revere. Funeral from hi late residence, 49 Garrison road, Brookline. Saturday. Oct.

4. at 8:30 a. m. Services Cathedral, cor- Day's Market in Nutshell Kew York stocks mainly arm. Bonds closed irregular.

New York Curb irregular. i Boston stocks Irregular. Cotton off 6' 26 points. Cottonseed oil off 75 fa 125 point. Wool tops iteariy to up points.

Crease wool up 8 20 points. Cocoa off 100 points. Coffee: Santos off 8 IB points. Black pepper ateady to off SO points. Sugar ateady.

Grains lower; corn off limit. Cattle steady to strong; hogs active, up AUBURN, Oct. 2 The funeral of gies nox-vea and friend at the ureeK orinpaox v. ner of Parker and Rug bury, at 10 a. m.

Jtflatlv kindly Invited, friend at the Greek Orthodox mav can at SALE Large orchard of ap-ples, Baldwin, Cortland and Delicious, on the trees or will pecst. good condition and color, JAMES H. SlcELROV, Canterbury. N. H.

SELECTED hand picked Baldwin apples for sale, wholesale SX SO rer bushel. Call Medway 603-3. 3t el Hotel, Restaoraat Snpplles HOBART mixers, peelers, diah wasl-ing machines, repossessed, like new CORVINE. 5 Union Boat. Sud8f s28 KITCHEN equipment for restaurants and hotels, like new.

everrtoiBs; from goup to nut CORVINE, ti Union Boston. Sudflt sJH Buonnglio Funeral Chapel. 128. Revere Everett W. Stone, 61, a building contractor and former National Grange treasurer who died today in William A.

Fairburn President of Diamond Match Inventor CENTER LOVELL, Oct. 2 (AP) William A. Fairburn, .71, president of the Diamond Match Revere. Thursday, 2 to ana i to 10 c. and at the residence, after Charles F.

Adams Private Rites Today for Sportsman, Financier Private funeral services will be held this afternoon in the Waterman Chapel for Charles F. Adams, 70, Boston businessman and sports lead his home, 135 Central will be av. Funeral from the Sprague Funeral Home. 82 Summer Friday. Oct.

3. at 8:15. Requiem Mas at Sacred. Heart Church at 9 a. m.

Relative and friend invited. Viltlng hour Thurdy evening 8 to 11. McDONNELL In East Boston, October 2, Richard, beloved husband of the late Annie E. (Dando) McDonnell and father of Mrs. Mildred B.

Glllogly. Edward and Frederick McDonnell, funeral from Magrath Funeral Home. Meridian and Havre Monday morning at 8:13. Solemn Requiem High. Mass at the Church of the Most Holy.

Redeemer at 9 o'clock, Relative and. friend invited. Visiting hour, 3-10 p. m. Late member of Lieut.

Lawrence J. Flaherty Post, No. 30. A. and Veteran of World War I.

McFEELEY In Charlestown. October 1. Celia, beloved daughter of. the late Patrick and Helen (Doherty) McFeeley. Futleral from, her brother a home, Patrick McFeeley.

7 Monument Saturday at 8 a. m. Solemn High 11 a. m. Friday.

DENTON At hi late residence. 12 Vine-wood road. Milton. Oct. 2.

Walter R. Denton, brother of Bertha D. Harriman and Arthur Denton. Relative and DEATH NOTICES la Nwnnet, Oct. l.M,Harrlett.

Ifeloved wile of Charles W. Acres ne Hobbsji. Funeral from her late home. Coffey at lO 18. Requiem High Masa AnA'a Church 11 clock.

Relative and mend kindly Invited. ADAMSCharles aire 71, nt Wrdga-it. ere Farm. riamlngham Center. Miii.i (Vt.

1, 1M7. Funeral aervice private. Please omit flower. AflRANAT Oct. 2.

Samuel. 23 Quincy Rrtxbury. husband of the late Leah father of Solomon. Doctor Victor and Etelle Agranat. Hannah, Regal, Ceil.

Kane. Service at the Levjne Memorial Chapel. 3 IK Washington Dorchester. Friday. Oct.

3. it 1 p. m. Visiting hour at the Chapel this evening 810. Memorial week will be ob aerved from Tuesday evening.

Oct. 7. at his late residence, 23 Quincy Hox-bury. At-MGMCN -Of 17 Follen at Boston Oct 2, Sven. nephew of Gustaf 1.

ride; son, Service at the Granstrom Sneril Home. te Warren Rox-ujv, on Saturday, at a o'clock. Relatives and mend are Invited. ALLEN In Woburn. Oct 1.

1947. Fannie ojc. Hides off 13 35 points. Rubber off 8518 points. Wholesale price index tin .10.

Carloadings for week -ended Sept. J7 at the Russell Funeral Home, 644J Han up 6B82 and 21.439 In like 1848 week. Company, since 1915 and the inventor of non-poisonous match held Sunday at 2 m. In the First Congregational Church. He owned the Lighthouse Inn in East Dennis.

Prominent in ranks of Masonry, he also served as Master of the State Grange for four years and cock, woiiaaton, taiuraay, vi. 9 n'olnclr Intsrmant at Milton CemC er, who died at Phillips House early WHAT STOCK MARKET DID Icry, Milton. Friend may visit at the funeral home afternoons and evening. DOUAN In Dorchester, the 1st, Thomas yesterday. Thursday Wednesday held many town offices.

He was a Advancea Declines Unchanged Rev. John Ogden Fisher, pastor of the Framinizham. Unitarian 390 206 23.1 162 neioved nuioana ot neien m. nre Manning) Dolan. Funeral from his renidence.

80 iiyndhuritt on Saturday morning, followed by a Requiem Mass in St. Joseph's Church, west uria, fhnrrh. Church, will officiate. Burial will be Saturday morning in the family Mark'i Mass in St fifth generation native of this town. He leaves a wife, Gladys a son, Robert and two daughters, Mrs.

Franklin P. Pierce and Nancy C. Stone. m4. 19 o'clock.

Relative and friend are tn- Total Issues 9r2 New 1947 highs 24 New 1947 lows. 23 By the Associated Press vlted. Late member Third Order of Interment MU Calvary Ceme- vited. st. rancis.

iMemtat do. ocrvitr road. lot at Edgell Grove. Framingnam Center. Mr.

Adams, a resident of Fram-ingham, was former treasurer and lain residence, 241 Cambridge McMAHON In Oct. 1. Annie B. McMahon (nee Boyle), late of 5 Clifton beloved wife of the late Patrick McMahon. from J.

J. Good Ac Sons Funeral Home. 336 Dudley st, INFORMATION WANTED RESPONSIBLE party to drivT! car to Miami, free. Phone Belmont 6420, evenings Pek 3297 LIVESTOCK 6 NICE reg. Angus heifers, about 14 mos.

old: reasonable price. B. TUCKER MAN 108 Water at 2t DIAMONDS. JEWELRY EXCEPTIONAL value cut clear blue white stone with 2 blue sapphires and 3 smaller diamonds la platinum setting for $350; can be aeen any time Sat. morning.

Anyone interested call BcL 4418-M. St o3 Rela- Woburn, Saturday, at 3:3" P. tn. tive and lrlend kindly invited. Yesterday's Highlights New York's volume.

850,000. New York bonds, $3,690,000. tery. DRISCOLL In South Boston. Oct.

1. Nora (Sullivan), beloved wife of the late Cornellu Driscoll. Funeral from her residence, 385 W. 4th Saturday morning, at 8. Solemn Reouiem High Mas ia St.

Auguune' Church, at 8. Relatives and frienda are kindly invited to attend. DUNCAN Of East Walpole. October 2, svHriir huaKanrf of Laura B. Saturday.

Oct. 4. at 9:30 a. m. Solemn director of tne First National stores, former owner of the Boston Braves ARKIN Dr, Louis.

Oct. 1. of 222 Mountain Sharon. and 483 Beacon Boston, brother of Dr. Isaac C.

New York Curb volume, 230.000. High Mas at St. Patrick's Church at 10:45 o'clock. Relatives and friend invited to attend. Interment at New Calvary Cemetery.

Visiting hour 3 to 8 and the Boston Bruins, and co founder of Suffolk: Downs. credited with re-creating the American match industry, died at his home last night. Fairburn and his company were awarded the Gold Medal of the American Museum of Safety in 1914 in recognition of Kis achievement in eliminating the dangerous match, and his work was commended by President Taft. During World War I Fairburn developed domestic sources of chlorate of potash for use by the munitions and match industries after supplies from Germany had been cut oft. Before he was 25, Fairburn designed and built the first all-steel American freighter as general superintendent of the Bath Iron Works.

He later built vessels for James J. Hill and E. H. Harriman, leading industrialists. In 1909 Fairburn joined the Diamond Match Company at the request of Edward R.

Stettinius then president, and was given the Dr. Louis Arkin Funeral services for Dr. Louis Arkin, 70, nose and throat specialist of Boston and Sharon, who died Wednesday, will be held today at Temple Israel Meeting House at 11 a. m. Rev.

Dr. Joshua Loth Lieb-man will officiate. Until recent New York Curb bonds, $400,000. Boston stock volume, 13,834. Most active New York stock, Co.

and 7 to 10 p. m. Arkin. Mrs. rvamuei wit.

Giar and Fannie Service at the Temple Urael Meeting House, Longwood av. and. Rtverway. Friday, Oct. 3, at 11 a.

m. Memorial Week will In recent, years failing health Andrews. Servicea at the Union Con- gregatlonal Church. Sunday. October 5 gregi lumbia Gas and Electric.

Most had forced him to dispose of most of his vast holdings. He was stricken last week while on a fishing at 2:30 p. m. fTiena may can Ginley Funeral Home. 892.

Main at at 2: Arktn, 870 Warren Roxbury, begin active Boston stock, American Tel, Friday and Saturday 3-5, 7-9 p. m. Tel. ning Tuesday evening. Oct.

7. arMfilf Tn Vnrih ramhrlriBe. Sent, fit), niiMrW In T4n(n. Oct. 4.

Robert years Dr. Arkin made his home at 483 Beacon Back Bay. STORAGE hmhanii nt Tyiiilu (Maynard) Virginia, beloved wife of the late Imus of 38 Bennington Meedham. Notice Approximate. ur.

ArKin was a graduate or Eng rhaud At Son Funeral Home, 125 Rindge fitti4v. Oct. 4. at ft IS. Reautem of lunerai later.

RrtfRTr.IN In Rnvhiirv. Sent. 20. Wll lish liign fechool and Harvard Col lege. He received his medical de llam Eckstein, Funeral aervlces at the Household Storage BONDED brick building, separate rooms; no payment for 3 months.

Mys. 0123; eves. Mai. 0187. 2t o2 Toilet and Iiivalid Article Boston Stocks High in the Notre Dame de Pitie Church at 9.

Relative and friend invited to attend. Visiting tiour 1:30 to Forest HU1 Crematory, saturoay, uci. 4. at 12 noon. Relative and friend inr gree from Harvard Medical School in 1905.

and then attended the Uni trip in Maine, and was rushed here by plane. He remained in a coma until his death. Born in Newport, he went to work at 18 for f2 a week in his uncle's wholesale grocery business in Springfield. Later he became a salesman, then joined a Boston securities house. In 1909 he became affiliated with a New England grocery chain.

8 and 6 to 10:30. Thursday and Tiaay vitea. rr.VTnNf Tn WhI TtOxrMir. Oct. 2.

Net High Low Close chg Sales jame beloved husband of versity of Berlin. A former associate professor of laryngology at Tufts College, he BLODGrrTOf Wallham, Oct. 2. Lt Col Robert Sear Blodgett. United State Army.

hushand of Jane Sutton Blodgett itt V.iuhhor lane. Funeral from the 318 Am Tel .1573 157 157 3. job of designing a match free of Bird Son 18 18 42 Keiley Ac Hiwn Funeral Home, 1 Elm- SB was on the staff of Beth Israel Hospital and the Bennett Street Dis- Margaret i. (Murpnyi nenion. nesi-dence, 82 Rockland at Funeral from the Wilaon Funeral Home.

456 High Dedharo, Saturday. Oct. 4. at 8:20 a. m.

Solemn High Mass ot Requiem In St. Mary' Church at 8. Relative and friend Invited. Late member pf P. O.

No. 10: St Paul'a Court No. 127. 18i 187 bos Edis 43V Bos Elevated. 58 V4 30 Boa Elev stp.

181, 15 Bos Her Trav. 27 10 tc 2fl'i False Teeth Relined TIGHTENED while youwalt. S3 pet plate. STA-TITE PLATE CONTROL, 2 Park Boston. SuWF s2 BEST OFFER takes hospital bed.

oodcondition. Mys. 18rfo-M. YACHTS, MOTORBOAT8 After six years he bought the chain, wopa incneswr, siiuraa, wi. a-.

at 8 a. followed by a Renuiem High Mass at St. Mary's Church, Washington mi WmrhHiH. at fi a Interment lire and health hazards. He leaves a wife, Louise Ramsay Fairburn, and two sons.

William A. Jr. of New York, and Robert G. of Morristown, N. J.

ensary. He was a member of the hawmut Lodge of Masons and McGAFFIGAN la Charlestown. by accident, Oct. 1, Susan (nee Dever), beloved mother of John McGaffigan and Mrs. Marjorie Doherty.

sister of Catherine Dever. Funeral from her late home. 42 Harvard Saturday, Oct. 4, at 8:15 a.m. Solemn High Mass at St.

Mary' Church at. 8 a. m. Relative and friend are kindly Invited. Late member Third Order, of St.

Franci and Bon-Amor Society. McINTYRE In Roxbury. Oct 1, Mary A. Mclntyre (nee McDonald), formerly of 73 Walford Way. Charlestown, beloved wife ofjthe late Gabriel Mclntyre.

Funeral from J. 'J. Good Sons Funeral Home, 336 Dudley st, Roxbury. Saturday, Oct. 4, at 8 a.

m. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Mt.

Benedict Cemetery. Visiting hour 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. MEANEY In West Somerville, October 2, 1947. David of Elizabeth T.

(Flanagan) Meaney. Funeral from residence, 5 Prlchard Monday morning. Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Clement Church at 10 o'clock. Relative and frienda invited.

MILLER In Wakefield. Oct. 1, Evelyn L. (nee Vyett), beloved wife of Harlow A. MU'er.

Funeral from the Harold A. McMann Funeral Home. 32 Richardson Wakefield. Saturday. Oct.

4., at Solemn High Mnss of Requiem at St. Joseph' Church at 9 a. m. Relative and friend kindly Invited. Vieiting hour.

Thuriday 7-10, Friday 2-5 and 7-10. PRIESSING In Welleslev. Oct. 1, Vernon W. Fox.

beloved husband of Ag-nee (Gow) Drever Priessing of 1 Curve ft, Wellesley. Funeral from the George Doherty Funeral Home, 477 Wash-Iniinn mi tvllfslpv. Saturday. Oct 4. and later pyramided It into the vast First National Stores organi ji ec jvi jjs CaVary Cemetery.

Greenfield. Friend numerous clubs. M. C. O.

F. may call at the Keiley et nawe funeral Home. Friday evening. 7 to 10. 18 43 '4 68 18's 27 Mi 28- 4 55', 4- 38 41 64 atiH rERCIUSON In Brookllne, Oct.

1. Edith Gray, wife of the late Dr Luther M. Feiguaon. Funeral Services at the A brother. Dr, Isaac C.

Arkin of Boston, and three sisters survive. fcLXt In Brighton, after lingering 111-. Mrs. Hannah A. Boyd I zation.

In 1920 as he was always known, was the second largest stockholder in building the Boston Arena. Four years later he intro 26 29 5'- 28 80 Ik SAM, 64 reu, OCT. l. iJeua jvr. inff rjaruiinan'.

beloved wife of th late William Blue. chatml. Newton cemetery, walnut at. Nstulnn. nn Friday.

Oct. 3. at 3 P. Copper Range. 10V ViOEmpl 281 First Nat Strs.

07H '0 Isle Royale 3H 50 B5' IS Narr Race Tr. 12'. M0 Tel Tel. 80 fa Quincy Mln 4 1I0 Reece Corp 13 90 Shawm Assoc. 14 25 Tcrrington 39 225 Un Shoe Mac.

84 Relative and frienda Invited. Kindly MALDEN. Oct. 2 The body of Mrs. Hannah A.

(Horton) Boyd, 77, i Dennis A. Curtin SALEM. Oct. 2-A solemn high omit flower. Funeral from ner late nome.

a r.mi'a terrace, on Saturday, Oct. 4, at 10:18 fi Solemn High Mn of Renuiem Columhki lie's Church at 11 duced professional hockey to Bos FLYNN In Arlington. Sept. 30. 1847.

by ton, when he bought the Bruins Relalives clock. ana incnas are accident. Patricia Mae. peiovea aauan-Imr IVarr.n .1 and Marl (Haley) manv vPnrs. was broueht herP from ma8S requiem Will be celebrated kinoly invited.

franchise. CANOE, New Old Town Otca modef price $125 or best offer. WeyrnouUs 1741-W. at oJ 4CV-FT. special built cabin cruise for sale, in good condition, doub, cabin, sleeps 4.

galley and head, open Pilot hou.se. will accept $1800 or next highest offer; owner leaving state, mutt sell. 49. Globe ornc. 3t el MIS 3ELLANEOL.

vermin SANITARY EXT. Cir. 7878. dSu31t ol MONEY TO LOAN Flynn. Funeral service at the resi Ansonia, today or funeral He lost $75,000 that year in the dence.

4,1 Pine on afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Relative and friend are Invited. FOURNltrR-In Dorcheater. Oct. 1.

Irving .1 Fntirnir. rielnwri hilHDand of Ethel venture. But the following season he bought the entire Western Canada League to supply his team' with players, and from then on the rise of the Bruins was meteoric. Asked 84 .52 335 59 28, BlTXERIn Dorchester. Kept.

30, Thnmaa Buller, beloved husband of Alice tLewta) Buller. of 8. Sumner terrace. Funeral setvice at the J. Cole and Son Funeral Home.

490 Columbia Toad, on Saturday, Oct. 4, at 2 p. m. Relative and friend invited. Friends may tall at the Funeral Home, Thursday and Friday afternoon and evening.

BURKE In Wslertowm Oct. 2. Waller, BOSTON BANKS Bid Boston Safe Dep Tr ($4) 90 Day Trust Co. 107 First Bo Corp (5) 32'4 nrt National 2 (h) 5Q' -Merchants National (12) 320 National Rockland (2) 55 National Shawmut 24V' New England Trust 455 Pilerim Trust 2I 63 W. Fournler inee Watson), 9 Navillu services tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the Cowan Funeral Home.

339 Pleasant st. Burial will be in the family lot in Forest Dale Cemetery She leaves four step-children, Mrs. Hazel Boyd Ripley, Mrs. Fayette I. Leighton and Clarence S.

Boyd of this city and Warman Boyd of He was instrumental in having terrace. Funeral will be from tne Bernard Kelly At Son Funeral Home. 8 Church on Saturday, Oct. 4, at '10 o'clock. High Mass of.

Requiem at. St. Peter's Church at 10:45 a. m. Relatives and friends are invited.

Calling hour 2-S. and 7-0 rv Late member Wilbur the huge Boston Garden constructed at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends 130 oeiovea nusrwuaa or rora fi.asey Second National 125 State Street Trust (21 7 United States Trust 16V4 Burke. Funeral from hi home kindly invited. Calling Hours Tiaay, 2-5 and 7-10.

OUET.I.ETTE In Weat End. Oct 2. Arthur, hoinvrd brother of Mrs. Lena TtvH Saturday. Oct.

4. at Comeaii Pot No. 4, A. Haver in the immaculate conception Church Saturday at 9 for Dennis A. Curtin.

retired postal employee, who died today at his home, 15 Andrew st. Mr. Curtin was a past chief ranger of Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters and was a. member of the Immaculate ConceT3ti5n Holy Name Society. He leaves a wife.

Mrs. Mr J. Curtin: three daughters. Mrs. "rftffit-as Hanlon of Melrose.

Mrs. vVWftt Beote of Melrose, and Mrs. Irfffcst D. Shamano of Beverly. Mrs.

Hanna Coughlin ARLINGTON. Oct. 2 Services for Mrs. Hanna Coughlin, 78 will be held Saturday with a solemn high Webster Ac Atlas B3 a m. Solemn Mas of Heauiem at St, Patrick Church at 11 o'clock.

Relative and friend are kindly in Russo, Funeral from Joseph A. Lan-- hill, Mass. rUCCILLO In North End. Oct. 2.

Loul. Tjeloved husband of Josephine (Rtgllnl. rrtm A Lillffins Jr. Stock must first be offered to of bank, tlncluding extra, Exclusive ot extras. vited Mrs.

Mary N. Edwards MEDFORD. Oct. 2 The funeral ed to attend. Ijate member of Chrle ver Court.

No S.V M. C. o. F.i St. trick Holy Name Society and re- 1 Riv gnne, Jr.

Funeral Home, near ixortn Station, Saturday at 8 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St Joseph's Church at 9:45 a. m. Relatives and friend Invited.

Funeral Home, 41 Haverhill st, near NEW YORk BANKS tired employee of the Boston Consoli Worth station. Monoay at a. m. solemn Requiem High Mass at. Sacred Heart Church at 8:30 a.

m. Relatives Bk of Am NTS (SF 43 RICHARDS In Brighton. Oct. I. at her 24 1 of Mrs.

Mary N. Edwards, registered nurse, who was well known in Boston hospitals where she served many years, will be held tomorrow from and friends invited. A A VT A vllna.M Cam 4A 1847. Henry, beloved husband of home. 2045 Commonwealth urace M.

(Naff). Widow of Walter S. Richard. Funeral from the Lally Funeral Home. 496 Harvard at.

Brookline. at 8:30. Solemn Requiem Mas at St. Ignatiu Church at Cheatnut Hill at Relative and frienda invited. Visiting hour.

3-5 and 7-9. nan ot man i.zu;.... Bank of (141 Bankers Tr 1.80 Bklyn Tr (51 Cen Han Bk tc Tr Chase Nat (1.60) Chem Bk Tr (1.80).. Commercial (2) Cont Bk Tr her home, 15 Wheelwright roadf VJ8 40 101 05 a dated Gas Company. BCKNS In Roxbury, Oct 1.

Margaret E. (Gaffeyl, beloved wife of Joseph t. Burns and. dauahter-ln-Iaw of Patrick fnd Annie7 Burn, lata of 8 Robey el. uneral from the Wm.

J. Mahoney Ar 1 Co. Funeral Home. BBS Dudley (near Cottage t. Satttrday.

at a. m. Solemn lligh Mai of Reouiem In St. Paul Church at 0 o'clock. Relative and friend invited, A ROT Of Canton.

Mm, Oct. 2. Walter Carabel (Gazan) uantgan. yurrerai from the John E. McAvor Funeral Home.

22S Mas. Arlington. Fri day, gt 8:15 a. m. High Ma of Renuiem in St Aenes' Church at 8 o'clock West Medford.

A solemn high mass of requiem SHANKLE In Revere. October 2. Ste will be celebrated at St. Raphael's mass in St. Agnes' Church at 9.

She died Wednesday at her home, 60 Warren st. 83 Relatives and friend are invited. Visiting hour. 2-5 and 7 to 10 p. m.

Taun cont in cm 4i. Corn Exch. (2.80). RS lA Church at 9 a. m.

Burial will be 45 'i 353 42 Vt 106 36 43 43 14 17 85 '4 57' 75 1410 277 IB'i 1575 54 43 m. 42 4 11 640 ton papers please copy. HATCH In Forest Hill. Oct. 1.

Harry Empire xr i Fst Nat Chi (81 21R at Oak Grove Cemetery. A native of Cork, Ireland, Mrs. Mason. Funeral service from hi resi phen husband or jsaDeu u-iarm Shankle of 20 Putnam road. Funeral services at St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, Winthrop Beachmont. on Saturday. October 4. at 2:30. Friend may call at the Merwln Funeral Home.

305 Beach at Friday afternoon and evening. Mrs. Edwards, who died Monday. Coughlin leaves two daughters, Sis leaves her husband, George; two nusnand of tne late juna wmi Hatch. Residence.

33-A Hyde Park av. Funeral services from the Adams Funeral Home, 4236 Washington st. (Ros- ter Patricia (Catherine Coughlin) of Fst Nat NY (R01 1350 Guaranty Tr 268. Irvlns; Tr 15 Kinas County (SOi 1325 Lawyers Trust 49 Manufacturers Tr (2.40). 52 Natl City (1.60J 41 daughters, Mrs.

Helen Anderson and Mrs. Rosamund Caselman, and a son. at 2 p. m. the Maryknoll Order, a missionary in China 25 years and a Japanese SULLIVAN In Maiden, Oct.

2. Anna L. REAL ESTATE and chattel mortgages, business loans of all kinds, 2d mortgases bought. PIERCE INVESTMENT Fleaant Maiden 9137. 3t ol PROPOSALS JfOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Tha -City of Medford. Massachusetts-Sealed bids for Construction of Main Sanitary Sewers, including all incidental work as required by th Specifications, in and adjacent to Mystic Valley Parkway west ftf WEEI Transmitting Station. Medford. will be receive by the City ef Medford at th Office of tha City Engineer until one (1:00) o'clock P. M.

Eastern Standard Trma on October 13.. 1947. and then at said Engineer's office, publicist opened and read aloud. The Proposal, including Information for Bidders. Form of Bid, Form of Bid Bond and Seooe Work, together with Plans.

Specifications, Form of Contract, Performance Bond, may be examined at the Office of the City Engineer and copies thereof obtained upon payment cf $20.00 for each set. Any bidder, upon returning such set promptly and in good condition, will be refunded h's and any non-bidder upon returning such set will be refunded $10.00. The City of Medford reserves the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids. Each bidder must deposit with his bid certified cheek bid bond in the amount of SI 300. Attention of bidders ia particularly called to the requirements as to conditions of employment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be- paid under the contract.

Minimum wage rates for this project have been established by the Commission of Labor and Industries, as required by Chapter 461 of the Acta of 1935. No bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days after the actual date of the opening thereof. (Signed) WALTER E. LAWRENCE. Mayor.

(Signedl JOSEPH W. MVFRS. GEORGE S. EDWARD S. MITCHELL, Board of Water and Sewer Cora "mlsstoners.

(Signed) H. J. NICHOLSON. City Engineer. October I.

1947. linciaLe saturoay, uci. Relatives and friends invited, Oct. 4, Visiting John. hours, Friday, 2-10 p.

prisoner during the war, and Mary Trust (41. 93 Sullivan, uneral irom me lamuv 3 Quincy uU on Saturday at 8:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends HAYES In Brockton, formerly of Public Nat (2) 1U 4 Mougnton, uct.

Mary j. inee ue Title E. Coughlin; a son, James D. Coughlin of Bedford; a sister, Mrs. Catherine Foley of Arlington, and a grandson, John Coughlin, also of United States Rudolph R.

Komenda MILTON, Oct. 2 Rudolph R. Komenda, 62, assistant chief in THOMSON Suddenly, of Quincy, Ger Young), beloved wife of the late William Hayes. Funeral from the Lowe and Power Funeral Home. 115 Monk at Stoughton.

Saturday, Oct. .4 at 8 a. m. Solemn Reouiem High Mass In Immariilat fVlncPDtinn CThureh at 9. in 1929 after guaranteeing a half-million dollars in rental fees.

About that time he took over the Boston Braves, when they were floundering in the league cellar, and helped build the team into the valuable property it is today. He was also a leader in bringing Sunday baseball to Boston. In 1935, when horse racing was legalized In Massachusetts. Mr. Adams and a group of associates built Suffolk Downs.

Two years ago he and his associates sold the track for $3,200,000. He resigned as treasurer of the First National Stores in 1944, but remained as director. The only other enterprise in which he was recently connected was Adams-Erickson, radio distributors, of which he was a founder and director. He leaves a wife, one son, Weston Adams, present head of the Bruins; a brother. A.

V. Adams, and four grandchildren. Forman A. Crosby BEVERLY, Oct. 2 Services for Forman Ashton Crosby, 86, contractor and builder here for many years who died last night, will be held Saturday at his home, 7 Judson at 2 p.

m. Burial will be at Central Cemetery here. Mr. Crosby was noted for building the Hardie Grammar School here as well as other public buildings. He was a member of the Old Town Council in 1904 and was president of the Board of Aldermen in 1907.

He was also head of the Welfare Board of this city from 1927 to 1934, and was a member of the Aleppo Temple Shrine. Two sons, Ralph A. and Arthur both of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. John R. Bear of Tampa, survive.

Money and Exchange spector of the Mutual Boiler Insurance Company, Boston, died to Relatives and friends are invited to trude (Barry I of 33 conam roao. relatives and friends invited te attend the services at the De Ware Brothers Memorial -876 Hancock Wollaston. Saturday. Oct. 4.

at 2 p. m. Friends may visit at the Funeral Home afternoons and even Hs. attend. Calung hour 2 to 5 and 7 C.

W. Walker Money Boston Call 1 4 11 N. Y. to 10 p. m.

day at his home, 30 Huntington road. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday, at the Church of K1VTC 0 M14n. Hannah Tfavrs.

rest PEABODY. Oct. 2 Services for TOWER In Redwood City, Mary dence. 52 Russell peiovea sister oi Charles W. Walker.

81, a scenery artist for stage productions and Mr. Catherine vyrnes or rraminanam. Funeral from the John G. Macdonald ao-days Six months-' Commercial paper Sank Clearings: Clearings Balances (fumpnrey lower, do years, pjiuvca wife of the late Frank Stanley Tower, suddenly. Services At the Lake View Cemetery, Wolfeboro, at 2:30 p.

Sunday, Oct. 5. theatres for more than 25 years, Funeral Home. 537 Pleasant st, Saturday at 8:13. High Masa of Requiem in the Church of the Immaculate Con Our Saviour, East Milton.

Burial Will follow in Milton Cemetery. Besides a wife, Anne he leaves two sons, Richard A. of this town. 48,000,000 will be held at his home. 9 Calumet TRAYERS Irt oet.

,1. Francis Saturday, at 2 p. He died ception at 8:43. visiting nours 7-10. Late member of Iona Court.

No. 10, C. O. and Third Order of St. Francis.

Relative and friends invited. and Frederick J. of Sharon: a today at his home. Foreign Exchange: Sterling Francs (Parif Peso (Mexico) Dollars IB AJpaper Sruzeiro (RiodeJan) anadian mmnmi f7Vit 4b3 .85 .20.70 .24.91 .05.48 10 daughter, Mrs. Warren Lindequist Born in Chelsea and a -iwflfdent of HIRSHBERG Entered into rest Oct.

2, of Brighton: three sisters, Mrs. Peabody for 35 years, he was a .20.70 .24.81 .05.48 00.12 .04.00 30.20 Ralph Merrill of Somerville. Mrs. Helen Kinsey of Newton, and Mrs. member of the Jordan Lodge, A.

F. A. M. India Deiovea nusDana oi iwary tt-ouerani Trayers and son of the late Patrick J. and Mary (Gorman) Trayers and brother of James L.

Trayers, residence 79 Warren st. Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home, 54 Roxbury Saturday, Oct. 4, at 8:15 a.

m. Solemn Requiem High Mas at Joseph Church at 9 clock. Relative and friends most kindly invited. Late member of Columbian Court. No.

95. M. C. O. F.

and Sinclair Post. No. 250. American Legion. Late deputy sealer of weights and measures.

City of Boston. Closing hour 10 p. m. He leaves a wife and three sons, Harold Young of Elmhurst, Long Island, and a brother, Joseph of Newton. David of 11 wuincy meatora, beloved husband of Pauline (Florence), father of Saul Dr.

Sumner D. Hirshberg, and brother of Anna Schwartz, Betty Home. Rose Freedman, Samuel. Albert and Jerome Hirshberg. Services at the Solomon Funeral Home.

420 Harvard sT. Brookllne. Sunday, Oct. 5, at 11 a. m.

Visiting hour at the chapel Saturday evening, 10. Memorial week at his late residence. Dividends Declared dence. Saturday. Oct.

4, at 12 noon. Fieaae omit flower. CARROLL in Dorchester, lh int. John, beloved hunband of Bridget (Campbell) Carroll. Funeral from hi residence.

8 Epping on Saturday morning, followed by a Solemn Mas of Reouiem In St. Matthew' Church at 8 o'clock. Relative and friends invited. Interment. New Calvary.

Late member of St. Matthew' Holy Name Society and Boston Police Relief Association. CHTPMAN In Andover. Sept. 30.

Rpeve, beloved husband of Constance Parkeri Chipman. Private, family prayer will be held at his home. There will re a memorial service- on Saturday. Oct. 4.

at 3 p. in Mt. Vernon Church. Boston. Please omit I fiower.

CHIPMAN Of 42 Country Way. Scltf-ate. Sept 30. LeiKhton age 49 husband of Delia M. Chlpmsn.

Service at St Stephen's Church. Cohasset, Friday, Oct. 3. at 2 p. m.

Friends may call at the Soarrell Funeral Home, corner So. Main and Summer Cohasset, Thursday, 2-10 p. rn. CLARKE In Hyde Park. Oct.

1, Ellen widow of Herbert E. Clarke of 26 Ma- 5 re and mother of Herbert E. Clarke and Mrs. Joseph A. Sneed.

Service at the Chrint Church. River Hyde Park. Friday at 2 p. m. Relative and friend invited.

Friends may call at the oltom Funeral Chapel. 63 Belgrade av Roslindale. Thursday from 3-5 and 7-8 p. m. CLARKE In Winchester.

Oct. 1. Ernest husband of Mildred I- Clark of 36 Everett av. Service from the Keiley Ac Hawe, Funeral Chpel. 1 Elm wood av- Winchester.

Friday. Oct 3. at 2:30 m. Interment at Hillside Cemetery. Riehrctrd.

Vt. Friends may visit at the Keiley At Hawes Chapel. Thursday evening 7 to 8. COCHRAN In Brookline. September 30, Nora M.

(nee Jennings), beloved wife of the iate Felix K. Cochran, residence 1234 Boylston st Funeral from the George J. Lacy Funeral Home. 129 Harvard Friday morning at 8:10. followed by a Solemn High Mass of Reouiem at St.

Lawrence Church at 8 o'clock, Relatives and friend are kindly invited. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visiting hour 2-5 and 7-10. COLEMAN In Milton.

October 2. Wilfred C. beloved husband of Irene, Coleman (nee Kirk). Funeral service at hi late residence. 81 Houston on Saturday.

October 4. at 2:30 P. m. Relative and friends respectfully Invited. Interment Milton Cemetery.

CROSBY In Beverly. Oct. 1. Form an A. Crosby, aae 88, 4 months.

2 days. uniim iLill he held at his late Nelson, Theodore and Frederick Walker, all of Peabody. DOW JONES AVERAGES Oct. 2. 1941 STOCKS Net Hith Low Close Cht Date Sue of Company Dividend tayabla Tecord Oct 85 Oct 15 THOMAS In this city.

Oct. 2, Henry B. HOLTZ Entered into test October 1. Cty Title insNY iscqu Oct 20 is E. go! Comwlth Edis Herbert J.

of im ycegn scott. beloved husband of Evelyn and father of Mary Elizabeth and Wendy Holtz. Service at Temple Beth El. Lynn. Friday.

October 3. at 11 a. m. Kindly VvnMuiAnit ftf xvmnatny Old Colony Commuters Ask Time to Prepare Fare Increase Protest 15c ex Nov 15 Oct 20 15c qu Nov 15 Oct 20 35c ou Nov 1 Oct-10 25c Oct 20 Sept 30 25c Oct 20 Sept 30 20c Oct 20 Sept 30 fmp Cr Corp A mp Cr Corp imp t-Tp. pr may be sent to the Beth Israel Hos Grand Union 50c Nov 24 Nov 3 pital Building (Tina Gr Lakes Paper 25c Nov 15 Oct 15 KOMENDA In Milton.

Oct. 2. Rudolph Gr Lakes Paper isc Nov is oet is 30 Indus. .178.96 177.50 178.47 J7 20 48.67 48.29 48.51 .58 15 35.55 35.23 33.45 BONDS 40 bonds 100.R8 1st rails 105.64 .09 Zd rails 89.40 -f .05 Utilities .........105.23 Industrials 102.43 .03 niisnanfi or Annie i Komenaa. oi 15c qu.

Nov 1 Oct 15 I nomas, as xo.Aioreiana.At. itoxpurjf. Services at the Granstrom Funeral Home. 196 Warren st, Roxbury, on Saturday, at 10:30 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, Friday, 7 to 9:30 p. m. VEDUCCIO Of Newton. Sept.

30. Dorothy beloved daughter of Nicholas and Mary A. Veduccio of 30 Riverdale av. Funeral from her late residence Friday. Oct.

3. at 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass at the Church of Our Lady at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Interment at Calvary Cemetery. ATKINS In Somerville. Oct. 1. A1-, mon husband of Blanche (Rich!) Watkins.

Funeral services on Saturday afternoon at his late TlO Gov. Winthrop road, at 2 o'clock. Relative and friends are kindly invited. 1 Oct 18 30 Huntington road. Service at the Church of Our Savior.

Adam st. Saturday, Oct. 4, at 2 p. m. Relatives and Jantzen Knit Kala'zoo Stove Mdse Raymond Cone.

Sheraton Corp. CIaU.1v 1 Oct 20 1 Oct 20 20c qu Nov 15c Nov 50c qu Nov 10c qu Nov Oct 14 friends mvitea. Jn STOfrrO In Cambridae. Oct. 1.

1947. William A. Snidle LEXINGTON, Oct. 2 Services for William A. Spidle.

75, retired operator for the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway, will be held Saturday in the Douglass Chapel at 2 p. m. with burial in West-view Cemetery. He died last night Cp 8 eupr 25c qu Jan I Dec SO Mananna (nee ue santis), Deiovea witje Stokely yn. Camp S5e Jan 1 Dec 20 of ortunato.

KePosing at tne, residence. 47 Stearns until Saturday at STOCK MARKET AVERAGES Stokely Van Camp 10 stk Nov 30 Oet SI at t. Anthony' Church, Vine t. Som- ervine, at ciock. jneianvee una WAITT In Woburn.

September 30, Wil friends ara respectfully Invited, MAHOOT.V In finuth Boston. Oct. 3. Local Market Prices tru TIT Mlrhael. hefovvd husband of Aenes at nis nome, 183 Bedford st.

He leaves two sons, Joseph of Arlington, and Charles a Lexington fireman: two daughters, (Whalen) Mahoney; reidence288 West Net chje .2 Thursday 91.4 Wednesday. 91.2 89.9 Third funeral from tne iTipmis rYnnnneti Funeral Home. 88 West Apples, native. 2-fn. ana! larger gravensteiris, $1.2502.50 box: Mcintosh, S2.SOI34B0: wealthy.

1 Avocado. Lillian a Lexington school liam son of tne late isatnan ana Annie (Dunstan) Waltt Funeral from his late home, 2 Brentwood road, Woburn. Saturday, October .4. at 8:15 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Anthony'g Church, North Woburn. at 8 a. m. Relatives and friends are invited.

WHEELER In this City, the 2d. Alta beloved wife of the late Eddie E. Wheeler, residence. 265 Park Dorchester. Funeral services at the Crosby 15 15 6 Ralls UtUs) Tat .1 34.0 42.8 64J 34.1 42.8 MS 332 42.5 3.9 33.5 42.7 4i 33.8 44.4 63 3SJ5 47 9.

27.7 40.C M-5 MJg 55.4 $2.4 30.9 42 S9.4 Broadway fat A Saturday morning at 8. Solemn Requiem High, Mass in St. Vincent's Church at 8. Relatives Month 91.1 Florida, $1.502 flat. Grapefruit, Isle of teacher, and Ethel A.

Spidle, also of Lexington; three brothers, three fines. oox. urapes. maiasa lug: Tibier. S2.50XS3.S0; seed and frienda are kindly Invited to attend.

residence. 7 Judson Beverly, Satur Year. 86.7 1947 96.9 947 83.2 Visiting hours. 2-5 and 7-10. less, $2.25 tokays, $2 3.

Lemons. $7 258 box. Limes, seedless, fl.502 member of the Longshoremen Local sisters and rune grandchildren. John Carroll boo. a.

MAHANY In Wt Madfnrd. October 3, mtn Melons, cantaloupes, $3,5008. 50.cra.te: casabas. hnncydews. $3.50 Memorial, 867 Beacon St.

(near Park Drive), on Saturday afternoon, at 2 194 110.4 1946 82.0 f. lKnnw1il wlee A Jflhn W. 4.50r Persians. $4 4.50. Oranges.

$4.25 87.50 box. Peaches, $1.2502.50 f. m. Hetatives ana inenas invavea nterment Mt. Hope.

WHITE In Somerville. Oct. I. 1947. Su Mahany of 23 Boston In her 78th year.

Service at the Allen Funeral Hum, rnraat Medford Ka. em The funeral of John Carroll, 68, of 8 Epping Dorchester, former Boston policeman, will be held Sat jplfr mi? Yi BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaW i vifc jJmnmmmwmimiMIt1 day, at 2 P. rn. relatives ana ineno invited to attend. CORRADINO In Fresno.

Calif Sept. 28. Gerald age 40. Beloved husband of Rose (Scarped) and ion of Rose Ge-ract): brother of Michael J. of Lawrence, Mrs.

Laudani of Law rence, Mrs. A. F. Fusco of Lawrence, Mrs. A.

Zappalla of Lawrence. Funeral from his late residence. 244 Forest Saturday at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass at 10 o'clock at St.

Francis rrf Aii' Church. Fellsway West, By the Associated Frew AVERAGE BOND PRICES Dasxet: Yoric biaifi. g3.9Uty3.73; Colorado, 2h2 50 box. Paars. ftartlatt.

California Monday. October 6. at 2 p. m. Friends sanna (Wiseman), beloved wife of the late John Joseph White, and mother of S5.5O07 baxi Oregon.

$6 6.75: Beurre urday in St. Mathew's Church at 9 may call Friday, Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. St. John, N.

wiinam ana jonn J. wnite, and Mrs. oosc. 4.2;ma: a Anjou, sscs.su. i'lne- a.

m. ppini rueno ico, soifnii.ou crate. Plums. President rati nrnne papers please copy. 20 10 1 Rails India UUl btias Mcuoon.

and Mrs. Howard SecKen- dorf. Funeral from the residence, 11 Arnold Court, at Beacon and Park MARRIGAN In Arlington. October 1. $2.5002.75 Vs-bushel basket.

He leaves a wife, Bridgetj two sons, John of New York, and Daniel 1847. Catherine (Day) Marrigan. be A .1 Net chge Beans, ttrmmn Sl.Kni3 5ft haalrat vair Medford. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Lawrence paper please loved wife of the late John Marrigan.

Funeral from the residence. 103 Mass. Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church, at 9.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Newfoundland papers please or Dorchester; four daughters, Mrs. 103 50: lima. $3, Beets, bunch. S075c.

Thursday 92.0 Wednesday. 92.2 on Saturday morning at 8. Followed Few Broccoli. SI 03 box Margaret Troop, Mrs. Dorothy copy.

ana crate. Cabbase. white. 11 I SO hiwi rad. AOrift! by a Solemn High Mass In the Immacu- copy.

1033 103.5 103.7 104.8 105.4 102.1 102.2 102.1 103.3 103.1 (Mr COUGHLIN In Arlington. Oct. 1. Henna iri'RriMl. wirlnw of John Couahlin.

carrots. Duncn. vac (B si pox: cutoffs. otapieton and Mrs. Helen JPayton-jian, all of Dorchester and Mrs 19 Fga K2 69J 69.1 8J 70.9 75 7.f 67.7 T9.i Tl.

WILLS In Arlington. October 2, Ada iate (conception vnurcn at a cock lelatives and frienda are invited. 7SC0S2.5O. 'Cauliflowers. York State.

S3 Week 92.4 Month 93.a Year 93.2 Catherine Gilbert of Washington; a 03.25 crate. Celery, pascal $1.2501.50 box: few $1.75. Cucumbers, fair $203 McBRIDE In Brookline, Sept. 30, Irene beloved dauahter of Ann E. (Mul- Funeral from residence, 60 Warren Saturday morning, at 8.

Solemn HtKh Mass of Requiem at St. Agnes' Church, at 9 o'clock. Relative and friend in Timothy of Dorchester and veryi and the late Joseph F. McEride. dox; extra lancy wo7.

outdoor gi.ao. Eggplant, $11.50 box. Lettuce, na tive. Dlnin. 50c(Sl hni! wetrn tee- two sisters, Mrs.

George Leonard of vited. resiaenee jtiowKer st. runerai trom the William H. McManus Funeral Home. 54 Harvard st.

Saturday. Oct. M. Kltusseil). widow of William I).

Wills of 849 Massachusetts av. Services at the Hartwell Chapel. 792 Massachusetts Arlington. Saturday. Oct 4.

at 2 p. m. Visiting hours Friday evening. 7-9. St.

John, N. papers-please copy. Shawmut Lodge, A. M. With dean anrrnus.

tnmhprt ara noti 1947 97.1 104.2 105.7 1947 89.8 102.1 103 1946 106.9 105.2 109.5 1946 92.0 102.7 103.3 Dorchester and Mrs. Mary Kerri berg. $305.50 crate. Mushrooms. York State.

$202.50 basket. Onions, yellow York State. bag: western $2.2503.25: 4. and 8 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem gan of-Neponset. DEC Of Wilmington, formerly of East Cambridge. Sept. 30. John, beloved husband of A colon i a (nee Stempkowska).

Funeral from hi late residence. 136 at St. Mary of the Assumption Churcn white $3 0 3.50: Spanish $2.2303. Pars at 8:30. Relatives and friends respect Salm Wilmincton.

Saturday. Oct. 4. Mrs Annie McMahon fied of the death of Dr. Brother.

Lout at a is. a Solemn Hich Mas at fully Invited. Interment at East Dorset, t. MacDONALD In Norton. October I St.

Thomas' Church at 8:30 a. m. Rela ley 75eri box. ParsniPs $1.75 box. Peas.

Colorado, $45 basket. Peppers red hot. box: green net, $1,250 1.50: bell nose 75c. Potatoes, native. $2.40112.50 100 lbs: Maine.

S2. 75; Lons Island: S3. Radishes Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Arktn. services will be held at Temple Israel Meeting House.

Lonawood on tives and friends invited. Margaret, daughter of the late John and B. McMahon, of 5 Clifton Rox Friday. Oct. 3.

at 11 a. m. You are earnestly requested to attend. Mary (MacGillivary) MacDonald. Fu DeCONTNCK In Maiden.

Oct. 1. Mary TEN LOW YIELD BONDS Thursday 111.1, Wednesday 111.7, weekr ago 112.9, month ago 114.5. year ago 114.6, 1942 high 116.5, 1947 low 1111.1. 1946 high 120.2, 1946 low 114.3.

New 1947 low. By the Associated Pre $2 02.25., Spinach. box. Sauasll. neral from ner late resiaenee.

launton Saturday morning, October 4, at 8:30 o'clock, followed by a Solemn bury, who died Wednesday, will be held t6morrow with solemn high mass 10:45 in Patrick's JACOB A. Master. MARK WAINER, Secretary, blue nuDDaro, awfc: Dutternui. suwdc. few $1 Dee Moines tl.

25 01. 50: Summer, (Lievens). beloved wife of the late Peter DeConinck. Funeral from the family residence. 58 Springdale on Saturday.

Oct. 4. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St.

Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friend invited. $102: turban. 11.50&2 box. Tomatoes.

Requiem Mas at St Mary', Churcn, Norton, at 9. Relatives and friends in hothouse 15 wise lb. few trellis, si nt Church, Roibury. Surviving are seven sons, Pat Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co, Members are notified of th death nf vited to attend. Interment, SU Joseph' 2.50.

few $2.7503: field $101.73 Dasnei. cemetery, west rtoxeury DeMETER In Jamaica Plain. September rick. Stephen Frank William Comrade Ernest H. Clarke.

Services from FIGHTING HIGHER FARES are members of Old Colony Transportation Committee. Front, left to right, Thomas H. Buckley, Abington; Edward W. Young, Weymouth. Rear, left to right, Walter A.

Ford, Quincy; Frank A. Roberts, Weymouth, and Royal A. Mabee, Abington. McDONALD In this city. October 1, Keiley Sc Hawe Funeral Chapel.

1 Elm- Dairy Markets lnHRlv1 Ellen' i of-Jamaica Plain Commodity Futures wood Winchester. Friday. Oct 3. at 2:30 p. m.

Interment at Hillside Cemetery. tTiirnr.w rmmMv. S3 arore. Individ beloved daughter of the late Patrick and Mary (Graham) McDonald. Funeral from the J.

D. Fallon Memorial Funeral 30. George Rynaxos jjemeier.Deioveu husband or the late Maria 'Derneter, father of the late Charles Derneter and father of Mr. John E. Metz of 42 Hock-1 view Jamaica Plain.

Funeral from the Arthur C. Hasiou Funeral Home. 1854 Washington Boston. Friday. uomraaes may fisit at tne Keiley CHICAGO GBAl-NS Hawes Chapel.

Thursday evening 7 to 9. ual prints. 4C a pounnr" z-score. pouna viliHc Sip! nnarlprnnunH tu-ints. 81c Homej 7 Greenough Jamaica Plain Dress optional.

JOHN C. BRINK, Capt. Tw Wheat! High tiosing Oct 2 Oc 1 7ilV EGGS Nearby, in case lots, without Lomag.i wm. CROSBY, Cleric. .2.94 Dec cartons, extra large.

81c a doren: Jarge, WEYMOUTH, ct. 2 Outlining a 2.75 October 3, at 1 p. rn. Funeral service at th, fathMtrai of the Annunciation. on Saturday, October 4.

at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in Our Lady of Victory Church. Isabella Boston, at 9 o'clock. Relative and ...2.88 May sen 64 2.51 plan of attack against the proposed ...2 a.

IN MEMORIAM Parker and Ruagles Boston, at 2 78c: medium sized, oic: western nen-nery. 75c. WHOLESALE BUTTER Creamery. 93-soore, 19e July Corn: Dec friends invited. Visiting hours 25 and p.

m. Relatives and frienas invuea, visiting hours Thursday 7 to 11 p. m. 30-percent increase in Old Colony passenger fares. Chairman Thomas 7-io p.

m. 2 28'i 2 38'i 2 24H 2JI' 2.191a 2.2$ .2 38 .2.33 i .2.27 2 28'i 2.24H 3.18 V. May i July H. Buckley, Abington, of the Old -u: EGGS Special. 89c dozen: medium size.

56c; pullets, 45cj peewees not quoted. Oats: He suggested the committee "advertise," a plea which was supported by Henry Conley of Whitman. Gorman asked the committee where it obtained Its money for operating expenses and Buckley informed him that Scituate, Weymouth, Marshfield, Abington, Avon, and some other communities on the South Shore had contributed to Colony Transportation Committee, Dec 1.17VJ Thomas Philip and George and two daughters, Elizabeth McMahon and Mrs. Mary Boden. Lt Col R.

S. Blodgett WALTHAM. Oct. 2 Lt Col.Robert Sears Blodgett, United States Army Air Force, of 19 Neighbors circle, died today at Children's Hospital, Boston. Lt Col Blodgett leaves a wife: two children, Mary Hale, 3, and Susan Jane, 1, and his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Blodgett, 4 Harrington road, Winchester. Funeral services will be held Saturday, with a solemn high mass of requiem at 9 a.

m. at St. Mary's Church, Winchester. 115 I.09H .98 Vi 1 10. i04, .93 112 i ens May 1.11 told a small audience in Weymouth July 1.01 Town Hall that ihe committee soybeans: Nov 3 64 would ask for more time.

50 3 80 a si a si 9 sa Mar a H4 Lt Harold W. Hall Month's Mind Mass A month's mind mass will be eele-brated in St. Matthew's Church, Slanton Dorchester, on Saturday, October 4. at 8 A. M.

for tha repass ot the snul of Lieutenant Harolr) Hall. Mrs. Mary E. Hall and daughter. 1945 Susan Devlin 1947 Second anniversary mast will be Celebrated in St.

Mary's Chureh, Charlestown. on Saturday, Oct. 4, at 1 a. m. Lovingly remembered.

"The figures on the Old Colony NEW TORK COTTOV at 9 an flttM Oct have never been divided," Buckley Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. Oct. 2 AP Salable hogs 8000. total 8500; general market fairly active. 25050 cents higher; but closing slow with edge good: however, oniy few hogs remained unsold; sows very uneven, steady to 50 cents higher; most advance on weighs over 400 top $30.25: bulk good and, choice 190 to 300 lb $29.50 0 30.00 360-lb butchers $28 75; Dec .......31.14 March 31.33 said.

"I think the Department of 31 12 30.92 31.04 30.93 30 to 30.75 30.80 30.80 30.93 30.71 30.72 Public Utilities owes this- to the 30.31 30 34 May 31.14 July ......30.71 Oct 29.29 28 87h 28.93 26.90 15 cnlnU; middling. spot Dasis on people affected." He referred to New Haven Railroad reports to the Department, which he asked be broken dbwn. WOOL TOPS 176 0 175.8b Oct .,...,.176.0 lf9 no 162 5b 182 FLOWERS SSSSSSP few good and choice 160 to 180-lb lights $28 50029.50; "food and choice 300 tp 400-lb sows $27.00 0 29.001 400 to 800 Sb 27.80. Salable cattle 4500. total 5000: salable calves 600.

total 600: fed steers and year "169.0 163 0 159 5 154 0 Dec lriH.U March ,...163 0 May Oct '48 154.0 Ernest H. Clarlte WINCHESTER," Oct. 2 Services for Ernest H. Clarke. 66.

owner of IfSflh 198 OH 80 154 0b 2a 3d 177 lings including yeaning neuers aieeay to strong; most activity on good 4nd rhnln. aleera xellina at S2H.50(6 3S.00: aaies, au.uuu penjajcf, CMASE WOOL the Clark Distilleries. with offices in the Little Building and in neoti Oct 116.8 116.8 1170b top $36.00 on 1271-lb averages; medium tcra alow at 25.00 down to $19.00: 115 9b 06 us Dec U6.0 jlJ.Ob 111. Ms March ....112.0 118.0 112.0 1095 108.5 Thomas Murphy of Hyannis electrified the audience by reading a letter which he had sent to the New Haven, suggesting that the railroad decrease Old Colony fares by 40 percent. The letter told the general manager of the road that it was "reasonable to assume there would be 100-percent increase in riders if fares were reduced," and concluded that if such a program was put into effect and failed, no one could logically present a complaint 109 OB JOB VB 109 0b iJ0b May 109.5 July 108.5 111.0 117.0a sales, ijo.uuu poutias.

124 Trenton. Sf. UBT43I7 Angered at Timetable Delay Some controversy arose over the Old Colony timetables and Mr. Gorman suggested the committee do nothing which would add to the expense of the "oad. A commuter, somewhat angered at the suggestion, contended that, if the Old Colony didn't get timetables to Weymouth some time before they were to go into effect, they could well go without his business." A subcommittee of the group will meet with New Haven officials in South Station, Room 474, at 12:15 tomorrow to discuss economy.

Chairman Buckley stated that the 40 percent increase in fares was in addition to the 20 percent increase already asked in a prior petition. Other speakers included: Senator Newland A. Holmes oi Weymouth, Representative Dana Collins of Abington-Rockland, Rpresentative Albert Wood of North Easton, and Representative John Williston of Stoughton. heifers very scarce: mostly $26.00 0 30.00: latter price top; cows steady; most beef cows canners and cutters good cows to $20.00: bulls steady at $19.00, mostly $18 50 down: no change in vealers at 827.00 down: good and choice stock cattle fairly active at $22.50024.50 mostly. Salable sheen 3000.

total 40001 early sales all slaughter classes steady: rive cars mostly choice 93-lb Washington slaughter lambs topped at small lots and decks good and choice native lambs $22.75 to X23.00; most medium, to good natives several lots common to medium lambs unsold; yearlings scarce; small lots good and choice slaughter-ewes $9.000 9 50: around two loads mixed common to. good western ewes unsold; held around $8.50. caribou, will be held tomorrow at the Keiley Hawes funeral chapel, 1 Elmwood at 2:30 m. He died yesterday at his home, 36 Everett road. He leaves a wife.

Mildred and a daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Herr of Southern Pines, N. C. Almon G. Watkins Funeral services for Almon G.

Watkins, 64, of 30 Governor Winthrop road, S6merville, a Boston Navy Yard worker who died Wednesday, will be held at his home tomorrow at 2 p. m. He leaves a wife, two daughters, Dorothv an emnlovee of the fine. Wholesale Price Index NEW YORK. Oct.

2 The Associated Press weighted wholesale price indet of 35 basic commodities today was 193.44. On Wednesday it was 193.36; week at 190.96; month ago 100.65; year ago 145.68. Range oer period- of eaa follows: 1947 1 948 1945 1944 Hialv- .194.31 1692 -108. 3 Low 164.05 112.02 107.90 108.03 (1926 Average equals 100.) ywfwmnmmnmyfmm i nil 7 One Dissenter Present The almost unanimous meeting heard one dissident voice, that of James E. Gorman of Weymouth who described himself as a commuter of sorts, Gorman said people ought to be glad to take those trains at whatever fare.

People who took these trains, he said, had good jobs in Boston, and should pay the fare. Harrirk Co-n-ration year ended June 30. Other Financial News 'oh' Page 35 Somerville Welfare Department, and BOSTON AMD VICINITY net profit eaual to $160 class 9 share. rr $1.21 a ciaaa share in like 1949 period. Mrs.

Evelyn Benoit. mtJmm0a mm.t0H.