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The Boston Globe Wednesday, November 3, 1965 Somerville Ballots Ordered Impounded As Three Recounts Loom By GEORGE CROFT I'. 1 AU ballots in the Somerville! VI FPTlaTlW municipal election were im-l 1 A Vl 1 pounded by the City Election! Commission today as three 17 Wl TQ losers for ward aldermen and vlVJUikJVslJ 1 school committee posts indicated they would ask for recounts. Aldermen candidates who advised Election Commission Chairman Anthony F. Cota they would seek a retally are Dr. Philip E.

Doherty in Ward 3, and Andrew Capuano in Ward 5. elected an assessor. Mrs. Mary Tomeo, 33, wife of a Union sq. market operator, became the first woman ever to hold this office.

She defeated former Mayor and Rep. Harold A. Palmer and former Assessor Henry T. Brady. Piro.

24. and another vonne school teacher, Boston Latin School instructor Frederick E. Irons, 30, won their contests for ward alderman and srhnnl Cota indicated that Lawrence J. Kelleher, Ward 1 school committee aspirant, nay seek a recount. The latter lost to Joseph Gentile by 33 votes.

Gentile is a 22-year-old student at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. Doherty, on the- basis of a final but unofficial tabulation, committee, respectively. Piro is a Wakefield teacher. Irons defeated incumbent Harold D. MacDonald to win a place on the school board.

MAYOR L. Bretta H. Drew was defeated by incumbent Alderman George Cooley by 20,727 7344 ALDERMEN AT-LARGE J. F. Hall, 14.467; F.

L. McCarthy, 14.218; E. C. Barletta, 9473; P. P.

Bellini, 8911; C. Capobianco, P. M. Haley. 12.125; W.

J. Joyce, A. V. VitagllRiio, 5436. WARD 1 'L.

A. Ryan 2149; P. W. CTNeil. 1221.

WARD 2 A. F. Grassia, 2077; J. McDonald, 1456. WARD 3 G.

H. Cooley. 1969; P. E. Doherty, 1936.

WARD 4 G. Barrasso, 3066; W. M. Winn, 1725. WARD 5 A.

Capuano. 2255; J. Piro. 2300. WARD 6 E.

F. Moynihan, 1620; 'E C. Murphy. 1844. WARD 7 -L.

J. Figgina. 2551; B. Brown, 1578. SCHOOL COMMITTEE WARD 1 J.

P. Gentile, 1706; L. J.Kelleh er. 1674. WARD 2 F.

Aiuurt, 2090: Mary Laurence Bretta 33 ballots. Capuano. a former alderman, lost his bid for reelection to Vincent J. Piro by 45 votes. Piro was runnerup two years ago.

Most significant upset was staged by Edward C. Murphy, 36, a meat cutter in a Ball sq. market making his first run for public office. He outdistanced incumbent Ward 6 Alderman Edward F. Moyni-han by 224 votes.

Mayor Lawrence F. Bretta handily won a third term besting challenger Harold J. Drew by a margin of almost 3-1. Unofficial results gave 20.727 ballots to Bretta and 7344 to Drew. With the accent on youth, young housewife was P.

Small, 1345. WARD 3 'Louise M. Kelley, 2670; R. L. Frost, 1111 WARD 4 J.

K. Holmes. 2759; J. T. MdCkey.

2009. WARD 5 L. A. Scott. 2733; Gauthler.

1699. WARD 6 P. Mollahan, 2588; J. Upton. 827.

WARD 7 H. D. MacDonald, 1749: F. E. Iron.

2369. ASSESSORS G. Faulkner. 16 077; 'G. J.

Moran Jr 13.531; E. T. Brady. 9651; A J. Capohianco, 8907.

H. A. Palmer, 10.344. Mary Tomeo, 11.111. Elected Newton Basbas Captures Mayoralty; B.U.

Educator Victor by 8 City Clerk Monte G. Basbas was elected mayor as he defeated Ward 7 Alderman William Carmen as approximately 65 percent of the voters went to the polls. Basbas, clerk for 14 years, smassed 19,965 votes to 11,585 for Carmen. Basbas will succeed Mayor Donald L. Gibbs is retiring after three two-year terms.

The closest contest of the fay was won by Boston University Professor Harry H. Crosby, who received 961 votes to edge H. James Shea an engineer, who had 953 votes, ind Atty. Melvin Norris. 948 votes, for the post of Alderman in Ward 7.

Top vote-getter of the day Monte Barbas Cunningham. 7.427; Hop- kin. 14.635; J. Sarkf. 10.382.

Mn Rohna S. Shoul, 9083. WARD 8 W. R. Bauckman, 16779 M.

Kritiman. 13680; J. M. 15.948. WARD ALHERMEV WARD 1 A.

J. Mainl. 2888. WARD 2 G. L.

Hlcka. 27IS. WARD 3 'P. J. Burke.

3484. WARD -'W. P. Matthewa. 2165; J.

L. Vacraro, 1244. WARD 5 A. Kowal, 1092; E. Cehlein.

3v8. was School Committeeman Way Wong Doo, who received. 23.136 votes for reelection from Ward 8. He was unopposed. Woo, a Harvard graduate.

is resident of Cybetronics fWaltham. Another educator, Prof. Harold J. Bcrman of Harvard; Law School, was elected to the WARD 8 R. Cohen, 1294; E.

F. Pleti, 2098; S. S. Mandile, 578. WARD 7 H.

Croby, 91; M. SPECIALLY TAILORED BY AMERICA'S TOP QUALITY COAT MAKERS SPECIALLY ZAYRE PRICED AT ONLY I We've sketched just 4 fjjf from a mgnitizent coecto NorrU. 948; H. J. Shea.

953. WARD 8 'A. S. Barkin. 2008; Rudnirk.

960; D. Yarwh. 1199. SCHOOL COMMITTI T. WARD 1F.

P. Frailer. 22.557. WARD 2 'Norma W. Mint.

WARD 3-J. E. Borelll. 5620; 'Grace C. Whltmore.

193R5. WARD 4 M. Beckwith. 21,379. WARD 5 J.

Groman. 11.939; Hawkride. 14.377. WARD 8 H. J.

Berman, 10.898. School Committee from Ward 6. Berman had votes to defeat Herbert F. Regal. 84fi, and Theodore G.

Green. 5936 rotes. Berman will assume the seat vacated by Haskell Freedmnn. veteran member of the School Committee who did not run this time. MAYOR Barhai Carmen Ward in.TH 1600 ward a rv H5l Wart 3 S2 1373 Ward 4 2Vi 1040 WardS 3579 1293 Ward 27R5 1M8 Ward 1 I MO Ward 8 23111 SIM MAGIME: T.

G. Green, 5936; H. F. Begal, 8848. WARD T-'H Tomb, 20.464.

WARD 8 W. D. Woo, 23138. Elected YOUR BREATH Tntali 19.965 11.588 ALDERMEV-AT-LARCE unit WARD 1 'AdelaWt B. Ball.

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