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The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 15

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The Boston Globei
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THE B.osToN DAILY GLOBE-TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1948 Fifteen Ride Cures Stutterer COPENHAGEN (AP)--A ride in Painting by Canadian Boston, Cambridge Stores Open Thursday and Saturday Nights Until 9 a stunting airplane apparently has 411'44 Ai Pd cured the stuttering of a young man rtst resente to 1 here. A doctor thought the trouble Roxbury Boys Club I was caused by shock, and suggested the ride. The patient said the 1 everything you need for 1 Presenting a painting to the Boys a stunts made him but he told his parents about it without stuttering. Clubs of Boston for the Roxbury Fox clubhouse at a luncheon sponsored Jiy the Roxbury Board of Trade noon, Maynard A. Metcalf, Bridal C.

B. vice president of the Cana- ROEBUCK AND CO .01) dian National Railways, told Donald Salon BHoigygsitnosw RquoaxIbifiued Offering 4 40; ye ikt12 de? ..11 Ride Cures Stutterer COPENHAGEN (AP)A ride in a stunting airplane apparently has cured the stuttering of a young man here. A doctor thought the trouble was caused by shock, and suggested the ride. The patient said the stunts made him ill, but he told his parents about it without stuttering. Fox Bridal Salon Offering I 4.

I I I 11,1 this noon, Maynard A. Metcal Bridal i C. B. vice president of the Can dian National Railways, told Donal Salon all 1 1 Higgins. 13.

Mayor of the Roxbur Offering I Boystown, that he himself qualifie 1 1 70 a I 1 (' 1140 At 'il l', Painting by Canadian Artist Presented to Roxbury Boys' Club Presenting a painting to the Boys' Clubs of Boston for the Roxbury clubhouse at a luncheon sponsored 1 by the Roxbury Board of Trade this noon, Maynard A. Metcalf, i C. B. vice president of the Cana' dian National Railways, told Donald Higgins. 13.

Mayor of the Roxbury i I Boystown, that he himself qualified OEBUCK THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE Boston, Cambridge everything you need for TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1918 Stores Open Thursday and Saturday Nights Unfit a 9 El 9 es IIMIMMENIO Ili A S' 1V1 4ti la 0 ir-f -el -I-- Tr- 4: ,:::.::4 st IIIt 1 I 1 1 it 4 46.....1,711." $4.. '-v': led;) -6 1' ----7- e), 9 i "if 1 lamotd .) 6 4,, 4. I Fifteen i il jil 4041 (at I 4IZ A 4,, Babies have so many important things to do during the because we know how to keep babies beaming they're busy, we have exactly what the little darlings Come in today. Let our expertly trained con- help you select what's necessary for your life with Baby! 4 'during the beaming i little darlings con- your life with Baby! Sears 30-Piece 1 gNe 1 day. And cle.sirweb.ii; 9 sultan' etteRk I I 1 4 7.

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Planned for quality, for wear, for importantevery piece is planned for function. All nonessentials eliminated. These layette sets meet our top Honeysuckle living up to their name for being fine values and your parent wants to provide, and every baby deserves the life. That's why we have so carefully planned these layette you the full worth of what you spend and save you money. mothers know this and agree 'Ifs Sears for layettesr' to follow this idea todayt Use Sears Easy Payment Plan MAYNARD A.

METCALF for entrance to the Boys' Clubs of Boston because "I was clothed in short pants when I commenced With i the Canadian National Railways in 1910." The painting is the work of Fritz Brandtner, famed Canadian artist. Members of the board of overseers of the Boys' Clubs present included Frederic C. Church, Robert B. Choate, Dwight P. Robinson Dr.

Charles C. Lund. George D. Aldrich, George H. S.

Waterman and others. Our principal dependency is upon Boston and your other great cities between which moves commerce in great volume," Mr. Metcalf told the group. "The Grand Trunk New England lines of our Canadian National System come down from Montreal through Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine to Portland. The old Central Vermont links Montreal with tidewater at New London.

These old and friendly associations we look forward maintaining and expanding." Brandtner, who painted the picture, is one of the leading Canadian lartists of the modern trend. He is a craftsman in metals, glass and as much as with paint and He executed carved stone i plaques on the Canadian National 1Central Station in Montreal. Broken Cable Injures Dorchester Workman Struck by a cable, Michael J. Sullivan, 59, 24 Flavin 81 Dorchester, was injured while working at the Boston Edison Company plant, 1165 Massachusetts Roxbury, this morning. Sullivan was loading cable on a truck when the cable parted from a portable crane and struck him.

Sullivan was taken to Boston City Hospital. He suffered lacerations of the scalp and nose and concussion. Five Men Arrested in Arlington Held Four defendants arrested in Arlington yesterday were held in 0000 each by Judge Arthur P. Stone in the East Cambridge District Court today for a hearing next week on charges of the larceny of a revolver and with having an unlicensed revolver in their custody and control. All pleaded not guilty.

A fifth defendant, William J. Cameron, 42. of Prospect Charlestown. who pleaded not guilty to a charge of allowing an improper person to operate his automobile, had his case also continued to next week. 1 I I Reg.

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riers. Trimelawn is the rower mower for horn. and IDEAL Waterproof Pads small 'stele use, etc. yUCTOR 24" 17xI8 Inch 69c 5235" large lawns seem smell Practical water-repellent quilted pad. Pialtic coated cotton.

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29, Bunker Hill Stephen Hughes, 21, Allston and Gerald Harrington, 29. Holden all of Charlestown. Hughes faced an additional count of operating a motor vehicle after his right to do so had been suspended. 16511 Dellvared IDEAL mb, WHIPPET 21" For the small home owner. Cus close to frees.

shrubs and Bower. beds. Three-quarter H. P. Briggs Sraton engine.

Serni-oneumaltic tires. r- IDEAL yUCTOR 24" Large lawns seem small with this Haavy Duty li Mower: 5 spacial alloy steel blades cut a 24 inch path as it glides over tho lawn, following Shoo ground contours. 4cycla Briggs and Stratton or Continental Enginos. A DetiVerOd Crib Blanket 36)(50 Inch 3,79 25 wool. 75 cotionlnlanicet with rayon satin binding.

Pink, blue, whits. Waterproof Pads I 7x I 8 Inch 69c Pracfico1, water-repallent quiltad pad. coafed r.otton. 17001a. 1.19; 27x34-in.

lit 1.98. lailrlitil IMMO I 1 Wooden Pia Write nr name of your nearest 40-1 nch dralrr or descriptive literature. 2 bittio Eidnnulis Ea Sturdy play en wooden floor. Built 4 I-inch castors. f320 SIZIN521 BROO LIN GMM Write nr name of your nearest driller or descriptive tEcuois BROO LIN Wooden Play 40-Inch Sturdy play pen wooden floor.

Built 4 1-irich casters. SS teivestrw, Plenty of Free 'Parking Space CAMBRIDGE 18I5 Mats. Svc Potter Sq. -TRowbridge 6-4010 1r Sq. 10 BOSTON Ave.

at Park Drive 6-7350 NA.

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