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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1946 Twenty-Nine MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN I AUTOMOBILES (Used Cars) AUTOMOBILES (Used Cars) AUTOMOBILES (Ud Cars) AUTOMOBILES (Used Cars) AUTOMOBILES (Usfd Cars) FOR rfALE nieMMi STATE CHARTER 1 DEPENDABLE USED CARS Down IS Months to Pay 9 OUT OF 10 LOAN REQUESTS ARE GRANTED 3800 2500 corrugsled pids, 10 x3Q" 8600 eorrustsd pads. VETERANS SURPLUS AND SALVAGE CO. 154 Congress St. Boston Cletlnf lit IKi Jssstry 11. 144 SELL NOW Take advantage of our high prices.

With new cars around tha corner, prices on used cars are bound to drop. Drive in or phone. MOTOR CAR CO. of N. E.

PONTIAC VILLAGE LON, 5363 860 Commonwealth Ave. SuTWTh JaS mm- Lincoln Zephyr Sedan 81870 Buick 4-D. Sedan. RH 10(10 Cher. 4-Dr.

heater 1080 Chev. Conv. K4H 1214 Dodge 2-Dr. 830 Lincoln Zephyr 4-Dr. 815 Mercury Conv.

RAH 1250 STOP USINQ OIL ONE DAY SERVICE Rlncs Installed and carbon removed lp any Dodse or Plymouth. Work suaranleed. $33.50 Rlnss Installed In all other makes of esrs. Prices on request. New motors also available.

SUTCLIFFE MOTORS Commonwealth Ave. and Braeon St. at Kenmore 6a. Tel. Ken.

Sud3t Ja6 4.1) 4 SB Nash nh r. Sed. Pack. 7-Pa(. ft II Pontile Cos.

Ri it 1030 114. H18 0fl7 Piano Sale Stud. Ch. i-D. KH Stud.

Ch. 4-D. htr. Wllly 4-Dr. Sed Willy 4-Dr.

Sed, Cadillac. 4-D. RAH B.W OUR CHARGE IS .548 a iilinm Miniiirtrt Mn-in-rTi i mrfi run 1VUH EX-MARINE WILL BUY CAR FOR HIGHEST CASH ANY MAKE OR YEAR Hudson 4-Dr. RAH 1117 Hudson 4-Dr. Sedan 1250 Nssh 4-Dr.

1157 Plynt. 2-D. RAH 1108 Pontlao 4-D. RAH 1483 Studebsker 661 Within OPA 'Celling 11 Personal loans made Ve Want Your Car WILL PAY CASH No Red Tape la-Houp Service MYEROW BROS. CO.

15 Btrkalty Boitos HAN. 7363 dSuTt ja4 li IB CALL TODAY ALL WEEK ELIOT 13 easily and privately We are also ready and willing to furnish money TTh JaS BEST PRICES-NO DELAY MYEROW BROS. CO. IS Berkeley St. HAN.

7388 Srtls 8asy Crsxd. Ilk ChltkwlB 4-faet imi, $7.. JM i Cm Mi, $291. KCN. 4i2.

HALLET A DAVIS, 182 Boylston tU Open Vd. Eves. Till P. M. I Sus; is Metal Weatherstrips I Sudt Ja 1 FOR SALE 1942 Nestle) permit ms- chine, never used.

JOi; 2 Drer machines. $30. CaU Myt 8388-M. Qbll7t ja7 FOR SALF: 350-gal. heavy ell tank I 0 Benedict Somarville: vs.

srla UACIIINERY AND TOOLS to small businesses nrjAcoriE MUteSl ThetXational 0 II 2 VE WAfIT Your Gar FLANAGAH SEAT0H Brookline Village Aaplnwall S476 or Lonswood Afl69 I4 UOM'I. AV. Wo Pay the Most for Used Cars W. T. O'BRIEN JR.

CO. 711 OAM.IVAV BLVD. l)OR( III I COL. 4Jil 4t JaS Interest per month is tht lowest in Massachusetts in this line of business. Snd7t 1 AUTOS WANTED 1936 TO 1946 Jesse Knight, John Hull, op Joe Sullivan will buy your oap fop cash.

See Us Before Prices Drop. SULLIVAN MOTOR CO. 12S0 BoyUton St. Ken. SB89 Opposite Fenway Park 4t Ja8 SELL to FLORIDA ol i PARTS esrL PARTS 4t 3flH OENT.

Highest Prices easjj tha state at 25 Mass. fiffiWfiS and and SERVICE Arlington. FOR TOUR We carry the most complete line of; bWE PAY THE LIMIT CAIT. rs HOMESTEAD IYIOTORS 1311 Borlston St.l Com. 1180 dSu3U Ja, Crlvt In or Call ARL.

7300 LOST, FOUND EXPERT BODY-FENDER WORK Fast Service Guarantee Work Healrr Motors, lnr 6t Ja7 JY $10 REWARD Engineering Assoc. Tim study and mathods Cost reduction program west pernor, mass. Lynn J-OOCS ae 43 North Beacon Watertown 8100 no Jal Ohujit tnose nara-to-Bet genuine fOKU, MERCURY and LINCOLN PARTS. Only experienced, capable mechanics are employed here. ELBERY MOTOR INC.

HO RIVER CAMBRIDGE KIR. 8820, near Memorial Drive 3t JaS folder of snapshots containing one with "Good Luck Charlie Johnnie." GEORGE MO RAN WANTS CARS AND TRUCKS ANY YEAR, model. Call, write or phone. 377 Washington Somer-ville; Som. 1284.

Go Anywhere, dSul3t ja2 HT i'tXcO f6f POSSIBLE f-J Bi o. P. A. DOLLAR FOR VOIR CAW CsM III 8. 1HHI HOOVER MOTORS Mstsr Marl I4.

MURRAY FORMERLY with Crescent Motors, Revere, now at Murray Motors. DeSoto-Plymouth Dealers, 144 Pearl Chelsea; tel. 1010. FSuT Ja4 SELL WISELY This 84-year-old firm pays HIGHFST PRICKS toR ALL MAKES. The Henley-Klmball 12H Bovlston Boston i Kenmore 4010s Hudson distributors since 1911.

4t jaB write to tt ii. tiiooe omce. CAM'fcO pin fit Back "bay. Dec. 2 5 LOANS ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, Etc COLLATERAL LOAN CO.

71 CORNHIll tCOUAT tOUAM aentimental value; reward. Ca Chi MOTOR TRUCKINO FoUfiD Lady'e wrist watch. New Year's day. downtown Boston. 121JGlobeoffice.

3tJa8 LOST Irish doff. malr. A vrs B0W BODY FENDER WORK ONE-DAY 8ERVICE GUARANTEED WORK UNIVERSITY MOTOR SALES 1971 Mass. Camb. Ell.

OB00 Sud7t ia6 National Movers of Boston Top Gash Now, Gar. 9874 NO ONE pays more: any- year or make, anywhere. 1474 Columbus av. T8t a4 WANTED FORDS. cara and trucks.

1936 to 1942 See Mr. Wiley at NEWTON MOTOR SALES. 773 Wash. NwtaQyUle; Big. 4200, dSu31t JaJ Who Has a Car for Sale? $10 REWARD PAID FOR your call on any make or model car from year '32 to M8 that I buy.

Please call Maiden 6482 or Everett 6510. TTnF Ja8 old, all red. round black collar WANTED: Fsll or Fsrl laa4t. Hit. SR4 So.

IS. MMlrra ta.lpm.itt. Mraiseskls. Eleetrlo Motors Wanted rMPinr flfctpical cp.34 Tyi-sr Cambridge. tel.

Kir. frJ UtJ INTfRTYPE or linolyr wanted in working condition. Tel. motninss Sou. K120; evenings Col.

8047. WANTED Fiv Morgan nallar. good condition. 161. Globe ctfF.ro 3t JsS witn licenses 24,367.

24.730; reward. you Gtr it $03 averiey Ave. IValertawn WAT. 6403 WILL BUY YOUR CAR FROM US Sc. ui( Kinnn.

2iia uoiaen oreen. Cambridge: phone Kirkland 7316. dSu8t Ja8 LEATHER brief case lost from auto, probably KKleston-sq. district. ITlnrlA nfnB.

1 T7 IV 37t jal Call Mr. Williams. Geneva 9618 dSu7t J3 Common Carrier Permit WHAT A BUY AT $145 1934 TERRAPLANF, 2-dr. sedan, motor, body and tires in Al condition, drive 11 you'll buy; under OPA See at 413 Mcdford Maiden. NEDV.

123 Amory t.f coll ftntju'ott I 7Q': reward, fit' jnfl LOST Dog. TiaTf spfuand fox ter- MEETINGS WE WANT CARS or trucks, any year, any shape. Call Gar. 1800. dSu20t Ja3 CASH IN NOW! ANY car, any condition.

Call Qhel-bea0193. dSu7t ja3 WANTED FROM PRIVATE PARTY USED CAR. MR. GRIFilN, Som. 2518.

SELL NOW We are still nayina ton dollar for Bond clean cars. Anv yenr or morlol BEACONFirXD MOTORS :17 U'ashlnirton nrnnkllne Near Beacon Ht. LOS. o()33 Sud26t A BARGAIN '38 Chev. tr.

coach, heater, excellent. $2c0; within OPA ceiling. Som. 0444. 2t Ja7 A SET of four 6.00x16 almost new tires, not recapped i $25 for set.

COM. 7863. COM. 7060 2t ja7 I tlljj VET will buy late'model 6-cyl 4-dr. Mai.

6947-W, 2t ja7 ner. inunins oia. in DiacK witn I little white on chest, lost in vicinity of Boston. Finder please call Marble-nead 0789; reward. 3t Ja8 FOR SALE General permit, unrestricted rights.

For information -nII Talbot 22 1U. Sud.lf lart FOR RENTT220-aal. oil taniTtrucn with driver, reasonable. Call Sou 1004. dSuot Ja4 WANTED Load or part-load of household furniture to Springfield, Mass.

RAFFERTY Sta. 0202. 2t Ja8 LOST Gold Gruen wrist watch, two diamonds; reward. HELEN PARKS, 44 Upland Watertown: Water-to wn 0048. 3t Ja7 WANTED Sedan or coupe.

'36 to '42; pay good price. Call any time. Gen. 8992 or Blu. 7797.

dSu5t Ja4 WANTED Used car in good condition for cash; no dealers. Col. 4336. TWThFSu )a8 CARS WANTED, 1920 TO 1942 Any condition. South Ronton 8814.

dSu31tJal Wanted, Car From Private Owner SPOT cash. ASP. 4213-SOM. S772. dSu7t ja5 Trucks and Cars Wanted ANY year, any condition.

Gar. 4878. lSu31t )al FORDS WANTED '30-'42 Chevs. Rubin, Asp. 4213, Som.

6772. CiSuTt JaS AUTOMOBILE XRAILE.IS Notice of Meeting Poston. January 8. 1946 Th annual meeting of the shareholders of the Jamaica Plain Coor-eraCve Bank. In accordance with Section 2 of the bylaws of said corporation for the purpose of making nomina-tion for directors and clerk as de.e-tiaterl Article 6 of said to hp elected at th arvnual mrrling of the rholdei fha loll lowing month will held on 17.

IIM8. at 4 30 clock Vn, at the ofnc of tha said bank. 7oJ Cpritfe street. Jamaica Plain. Mtas.

PAUL J. OSWALD. Clerk Co poratlon. '37 DODGE 2-door sedan, good run- SEYMOUR MOTOR SALTkl. 241 Stuart park Sq Boston, Motor Mt JJs LOST Jan.

4. reddisfiblond FOR SALE by private owner 1938 Lincoln Zephyr coupe, brand new cocker spaniel. Mhss. dog lie. 640.

FEN Amounts $10 $300 FAMILY LOAN coaaoiATiON tCSTON-llconte No. 92 29S Washington Street 2d PI. Opp. Old South Meeting House Telephone lAFayette 2322 eOlCHESTER-Llcens No. 44 1457 Dorchfetter Avenue fields Corner, next Is foil Office Telephone TALbof 014a SOMIRVIUI-Ucent No.

94 7 Davis Square Dreyfus 2d Fl. (over Wolderf Cafeteria), Telephone SOMewet J920 OUINCT-llcense No. 71 1 1459 Hancock Street loom 205 Over Kretge's Dollar Slor Telephone OKAnite 6642 Please call South Boston 0048: re. WAY KTOKACJE WAHEIIOuSK. 13 ward Cambria, tlotnnL WANTED -Taxi meter, reward.

Eas. 1278-M, Sud7t la WANTED Car from private party, pay cash. MR. DAVIS, ro. 5154.

iiioior. jj huwu Tiir, ritiiicr, rit-Mii jiw body marks. $l00t), within OPA ceil-ing. 113. Globe office.

HANGING INSTRUCTION WtMak I aTlSflTE PSM I SSH OYT FOR, SALE 1940 Pontiac club l'7 HUNTINGTON ntai i 103 CHEVROLET trunk sedan, good motor, radio and heater, $250; private-owner. 21 Glenwood nr. Dudley within OPA ceil. 1939 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. $595.

MURRAY MOTORS. 144 Pearl Chelsea; tel. 1010. FSuT Ja4 WANTED Car from private owner. cash.

Som. 8678. dSu7t jal coupe, reconauionea ramor, uou, within OPA celling; private party. MR. COUNTER.

Com. 9110, V- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ts 110 Soa. '46 plattt si mu, a. or eld can: ssy Israt; Ron. callt: ss.s D.

Harsy Drtwrcy. Ins. NsmrS ILL 0122, or 120 r32. 118.3070. SuTWThF Jafl LOST Vic.

Grove Hall and Blue Hill Bold fountain pen. name Reno Lombardo inscribed: liberal re ard. Par. 23 21. 3t ja8 LOST Lady's Elgin wrist Jan.

2, vicinity Kenmore square; initials EAF; reward. 42, Globe. 3t ja7 LOST Man's black wallet, conta fn-ing over $40 and Important pa- ryrs; reward. Han. 5979.

gt Ja7- Methanlet COM. 8911. CLASSES EVERT EVENING AT 8 or 9 P. nSu.Hj iaj WE Dirt CoifJ. DTnrnonrisrSllvrr- I'LL pay top dollar for any good used car.

Gar. 0386. Sud7t ia6 '41 OLDSMOBILE 6 cyl. sedanette. maroon finish, hydramatic.

radio and heater, at ceiling price. SEYMOUR MOTOR SALES, 241 Stuart LASALLE '37 sedan, 4-door. goo3 Wanted Car From Private Owner Spot cash. MR. BOLAND, Pro.

4070. dSu24t Ja8 '38 FORD Tudor. Just overhauled" and painted, g. tire. $375.

47 Mel- eAt lr os 1 1 I no PAce I 7-passenger. mechanically perfect. 8-12 a. m. CHE.

2433. Within OPA ceiling, Annual meeting of the City Missionary Soj-iety Jor the election of officer and such other bu.iness as may properly com boro tha meeting will be held on fhursday. Jiin 17. at 1 o. m.

in room 65. 14 tacofi POt GLAS. Executive Secre-ary Park Boston. Motor Mart radio ana heater, good. tires; $400, within OPA- Cull Bel, Ofoo-J.

warn Appvsii-al. MARIII thV 6 lioylKtnn i Hub. ja4 Bldg. jui i jati 1938 FORD trunK sedan. $325; below ceilin gj Bea conQ129J 1636 OLDSMOBILE fl.

4-dr. sedan; radio and heater; $579, within OPA celling. 2t Ja8 OPA ceil'ng, privately owned. Call Big. 3303.

1934 PLYMOUTH coach. $175. 428 Revere Winthrop; within OPA ceiling. MODEL A Ford, 1931 coach, very good condition, heater, $135, Within OPA. Gar.

1345. YACIITS, MOTORBOATS WANTED Outboard motor from i to 10 h. any condition. Blue 9562. dSu6ta8 bua.it aB INFORMATION WANTED DTVroaoIiimirtrierrCall(or-nia-.

leaving Frldiiy. can carry 3 passengers comfortably. Tal. 4.194. GEjfTLEMAN would like Miaml.drive.sh.exp.

Oce. 2255-M. SAFE, honesf driver will drive your car to Caiif. Write 111. Globe office.ortel.Gar.

0684. WANTED-A Tide to' So. California Jan. 14; will drive, etc. M.vs.

3242-R. 2t JaS NEED CAR for work; will pay cash DOGS, CATS. PETS EKTMd fptti puppies, i8 ltmaies. $3. SHA.

6 Westminster Lexingicn; tel. ArL S16P-M. 2t ja 8 MALE Staiyhsm. yr. $50.

1841 G. M. C. 12' stake body, good rubber, ready for work; will sell $100 below ceiling. MURRAY MOTORS.

144 Pearl Chelsea: tel. 1010. FSuT ja4 1941 OEfTSMOBILE 4-dr. sedan. radio, will sell for $925, within OPA celling, privately owned.

REV. SCHERIE. Wat. 4468 or Che. 1009.

3t Ja7 tor good used car trom private party. Ken. 0585. 5t ja8 GLOBE ADVTS. PAY BEST TRY ONE AND SEE 1936 PONTIAC 4-door" sedan, radio and heater, good tires.

$250, below OPA ceiling. Call Lon. 2780. 1940 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. R.

$819. Tel. Chelsea 1010. FSuT Ja4 SPORTING GOODS FcTR SALE--rtateroom trunk. Osh-kosh make, excellent condition, will sell to private party.

Call mornings between 9 and 10 Aig. 9005. at ja7- Antiques, Stamps, Coins VET wants best car $500 cash can '39 $600, exc. clean, radio, heater. Green, 24 Auburn Boston, morn'gs; within OPA celling.

buy. 2 Echo Roxbury; Gar. FALL SALTx.fl. 10 Central si. HAVE you any stickpins? Write 63.

Globe office. dSu31t Ja2 7605. 2t Ja8 2200 before p. m. Sam us.

tel. Rev. RECENT DEATHS MORNING DEATH NOTICES COEN In Dorchester. Jan. 6.

Ellen, beloved sister of Mrs. John J. Cahill of Lindsey st, and Mrs. John Austin of 106 Greenbrier Dorchester. Funeral from the Harold L.

O'Neil Funeral Home, ,408 Washington st. (at Bradlee Dorchester, on Wednes MORNING DEATH NOTICES MacKEIL In Melrose Highlands. Jan. 7. Jessie M.

(Dow), wife of Angus Mac-Keil. Services will be held at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Flora M. French, 818 Franklin Melrose Highlands, Wednesday.

Jan. 0, at 2:30 p. m. Pleas omit flowers, MALCOLM Of Needham Heights, Jan. 7.

1946. James Malcolm, ln his floth MORNING DEATH NOTICES GATELY In Brookline. Jan. 6. Annie E.

(BrennanK beloved wife of the late Edward J. Gately. Funeral from her home. 108 Crowninshield road. Wednesday at 9 a.

m. Solemn Requiem Mas at St. Aldan' Church at 10 o'clock. Relative and friends are kindly invited. GREENOUGH In Maiden.

Jan. 7, Louis MT, widow of John E. Greenouah. Residence, 28 Broadway. Maiden.

Fu-neral services will be held JR. the Chapel of J. B. Henderson 617 Broadway. Everett.

Thursday at 2 o. m. Relatives Leo Farley SAUGUS, Jan. 8 Leo Farley; World War I veteran, of 60 Hester st, died here suddenly last night. A native of Lynn, he had made his home in Saugus the past 26 years.

During the first World War he served overseas with the 103d Infantry, Yankee Division. He was a day. Jan. 9. at 8:15 a.

m. Requiem High Mass at St. Ambrose' Church at HENRY L. TIFFANY, 83, founder, and for many years president and treasurer of Kilburn Mill, New Bedford. At New Bedford.

ALBERT C. BRACKETT, 84, retired architect. At Framingham. friends re Relatives and 9 o'clock. K.

lv year formerly of Quincy. Services at tha Eaton Funeral Home, 1351 Highland visiting hours 2-fl spectfullv invuea lr and 7-10 p. nceanam, weanesuay, ian, v. ai p. m.

CONNOLLY In Dorchester Jan. 7. Margaret Ellen (nee Galarneaux). boloved MANNING In Arlington, Jan. fl.

John. wife of the late George C. Connolly. Funeral from her late residence. 106 nusoand of the late Ellen (Murphy) member of the Lynn Y-D Club and MORNING DEATH NOTICES NORTON In Dorchester.

Jan. Frederick beloved husband of Isabeile Norton (nee Brown). Funeral from his late home, 10 Parker terrace, off Ash-mont on Wednesday, at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem ln St.

Ann a Church at 9 o'clock. RelaUves and friends invited. O'BRIEN In Dorchester. January 7. Thomas, husband of Margaret A.

iCassi Biien ol a Waterlow t. Funeral irom the home. Thursday. January 10. at 8 m.

High Mas of Requiem at St. eos Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. O'CONNELL In Somerville, Jan.

7, Mary, beloved wife of Michael O'Connell inee Herrick). Funeral from her late residence. 380 Somerville Wednesday. 9. at 8 o'clock.

Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church at 8. Relatives and friends invited. O'CONNOR In Winchester Jan. 7.

suddenly. Joseph beloved husband of the late, Mary (Campbell) Connor. Funeral from the home. 661 Mam Thursday. Jan.

10. at 8:15. Hign Mas of Requiem at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. RelaUves and friends invited. OVERLAN In Everett.

Jan. 7th. Walter beloved husband ol Maude tHarper) and father of Walter -nt himi.v Manning. Funeral from the home of his son. Thomas Mannina.

85 F.verett Magnolia Thursday, Jan. 10. at weanesaay at solemn Hign Mass of Requiem in St. Agnes' Church the William Connery Post, A. L.

He leaves his wife, Mrs. Annie J. Farley; two daughters, Bernice and ana trienos invuea. HALEY In Charlestown. Jan.

8, John, beloved husband of the late Mary (Cronin) Haley. Funeral from the Mc-Mackin Funeral Home, 72 Bunker Hill Wednesday, Jan. 9. at 8:15 a. m.

Solemn High Mass at St. Mary' Church at 9 o'clock. Late commander of the Col Fred B. Bogan Camp. U.

S. W. V. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours from 2 to 10 p.

m. HARDY In Dorchester, the 7th, In hi 98th year, William H. Hardy, at his residence. 14 Bullard st. Funeral from 7 'he Crosby Memorial.

867 Beacon st. near Park drive) on Thursday morning at 9:15 o'clock, followed by a Solemn Mass of Reauiem in St. Peter's Church 8:15 a. m. Reauiem High Mass in, St.

Paul's Church at 9 o'clock. Relative and friends invited. CRAWFORD In this city. January 6. James Crawford, father of S'usari L.

Barnes, 32 Chestnut in his 87th year. Friends may call at Rich Bellinger Chapel. 30 Centre Newton. Thursday. January 10.

Burial at Col-vllle. Wash. CROWLEY Of Roslindale. Jan. 7, Elizabeth A.

(Welsh), beloved wife of the late Eugene Crowley. Funeral from the Adams Funeral Home. 4236 Washington Thursday. Jan. 10.

at 8 a. m. Requiem Mass in the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Formerly of Jamaica Plain. Visiting hours 2-10.

CUMNER In Arlington, suddenly. Jan. 7, Alfred G. Cumner. In his 80th year.

Services at his home, 11 Trowbcidge Thursday. Jan. 10. at 2 p. m.

fTTTRRAW In Dorchester. Jan. 8. William ISAAC jr. GOLDSMITH, 86, president of the Massachusetts Cooperative Association of Boston for more than 40 years.

At West Rutland, Vt. WILLIAM H. HARDY, 98, 40 years secretary of the Department of Public Welfare, and oldest member of the St, Vincent de Paul Society, At Dorchester. MRS. MARY L.

'ARBUCKLE, 94, mother of Rev. Dr. Charles N. Ar-buckle, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Newton. At Newton.

at 10 O'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment. Mt. Benedict.

Call A. Overlan. Funeral services will ing nours a to ana 7 to so p. m. HARRINGTON In Jamaica Plain.

Jan 8 held at the family residence. 55 Au At aiiiHit A TArinonn DA Cmi4U U. 1a uuc j-. vi uiiii'ii iu ulii oved wife of the late John F. Harrllng- MORNING DEATH NOTICES THOMAS In West Medford.

Jan. 7. Josephine F. (Mahoney) Thoma. Funeral Jv.Gar?r Memorial Home.

43 High Mediord on Wedr.es-1."yi.J"2 9J. 8 a- m. Requiem Mass at St. Raphael Church at 9 clock. Relatives and friend.

Invited. Friend may call Tuesday evening. 7 to 9. TUCKER In Maiden. Jan.

fl. Rev. Bertram lutker. age t2 years. rf 44 Orchard Service, at the Maplr-wood nantist Church.

Salem st. or, Wednesday, at 3 pm. Keiative and friend invited. Friend may call at fyS'if' of A. N.

Ward 8c Sen. 37 Maple after 4 p. m. tues- WAITE In Boton. Jan.

fl. Fred M-. husband cf Maude (Avere.li Waite. Residence 662 Mass. av.

Funeral service II- tf G- Jobtn Funeral Home. 668 Mass. Tuesday. Jan. 8.

at 2 P. m. Interment at North Adam. Relative and friends invited. WALTON In Roxbury.

Jan. 6. Bertha Johnson iHaskmsi. mother Of Mr. Etta Chamberlain of 1 Regent Funeral from the W.

J. Gormley Funeral Home. 2660 Washington Wednesday. Jan. 9 at 2 p.

m. Rela'lve and friends invited, visiting hours. 2-5 and p. m. WESSLINCJ Suddenly.

In Boston, January 6. The Reverend Henry P. K. of Jh Immaculate Conception Church. Harrison av.

unerl from the Rectory. Wcdneday, Ja'ysry 8. Office of the Desd 9 a -Mas at 9:30. Burial at Weston College. WHAI.EN In Dorche.ter.

Jan. 7 suddenly, by accident. William beloved ton of Anna 'Davis. Whalen and late Anthony Whalen. Funeral from his late home, 71 Savin Hill Friday.

Jan. 11. at 8:15 a. m. Soiemn ah Mass at St.

WillUm's Church at 9 a. tn. Relatives and friends kindly Invtted. Late World War II veteran 441.1 Signal Service. WII KINS In Maiden.

Jan. 8. Trrer H. Wiikins of 12 Kernwood st. Funeral services will be held at the Sprague Funeral Home.

82 Summer st Wednesday, at 2 M. Relatives and friends Invited. Monic service by Converse Lodge. A. F.

A A. M. YOUNGS In Boston. January 4. Catvl Elmer Ycungs.

husband of Pansy iLi inungs. Funeral services at Waterman (Tiapel. 4P5 Commonswil'h axe-. Kenmoie S1 lloston. on Wednesday, J.inui.iy a.

at 5 m. Relauve and frionda are invited. THE CHARITABLE IRISH SOCIETY FoiNnro 117 Notice is regretfully given of the dea'H of our fellow member. Dr. Edward Ryan.

Colonel. V. retired. Funeral services will be held at St. Aldan's Church.

Brookline. on Thursday at 10 o'clock. WILLIAM J. KEVU.LE. Brig Presldert.

DAVID A.KXOHA.V. Secretary. ton. services at tne u. Fallon Memorial Funeral Home.

7 Greenouah Annette, and a son, Owen. Mr. Farley is also survived by 13 brothers and sisters, all of Lynn, Mrs. Virginian Litchfield, Mrs. Eleanor Kelly, Mrs.

Louise Harvey, and Owen J. Samuel, John, Edward, George, Arthur, Charles, Robert, Stuart and Earl Farley. Mrs. Lena Hart LYNN, fcU-Mrs. Lena Hart, 58, wife of Joseph Hart of 81 Collins died this morning at Lynn Hospital.

Born in Montreal, she had been a resident of Lynn for 40 years. Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Catherine; five sons, Francis and James Hart, both In the Navy; Ernest Hart, Dorchester, and John and Peter Hart of Lynn; also a sister, Mrs. William Conway of this city. The funeral will be Friday, with a requiem mass at St. Joseph's Church at a.

m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9. at 12:30 P. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Burial In Pine Grove Cemetery. Manches beloved husband, of the late Bridget Curran (Foley), formerly of Hillside Milton. Funeral irom the residence of his niece, Mrs. George E.

Maxwell ter, n. xi, visiting noun z-s ana 7-iu (Catherine M. Curran). 10 Belton Wednesday. Jan.

9. at 9:15 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mas at lan's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited.

Portland. papers please copy. p. m. HARVEY In Reading.

Jan. 7. Minnie A. Harvey, age 71 years, widow of Henry A. Harvey.

Services at the Edgerly and Bessom Funeral Home, 743 Main Reading. Thursday, Jan. 10. at p. m.

HASKELL In Roxbury, Jan. 8, Ellen (Henry), beloved wife of the late Wil Arthur B. Champlin Former Chelsea Mayor and Newspaper Owner KATICK. Jan. 8 Arthur Babcock Champlin, who on Feb.

7 would have been 83 years old, oldest living ex-Mayor of Chelsea, former legislator and newspaper man, is dead here at his home, 6 Woodland st. Private funeral services will be held tomorrow at Douglass Chapel, 242 Washington Chelsea. He had been retired for 40 years. His father, an editor of a Boston newspaper, was private secretary to President Franklin Pierce and at the close of Pierce's administratoon was appointed to a Federal office in Eoston, coming to Chelsea to live i.i 1856. Arthur Babcock Champlin, who was to be known as "the Boy Mayor of Chelsea," was born Feb.

7, 1858, in a house at the corner of Division and 4ih sts. He often told, in reminiscence, of the early days when Chelsea was "a New England village" with elm-shaded streets, broad lawns and scattered houses. Horse cars ran to Boston, taking an hour and a half for the trip. The ferry was the favored transportation to the city. Arthur was educated In the Chelsea public school, at 23 became president of the Chelsea City Coun-t cil and in 18S6 was elected to the House of Representatives.

He was elected Mayor of Chelsea in 1888 and reelected In 1889. Among the "innovation" of his term in office were the first installation of electric street liRhting and the laying of brick sidewalls in Chelsea. Champlin was elected to the State Senate while still Mayor of Chelsea and served two terms there. He was founder (with his father) and publisher of the Chelsea Gazette and, in the 1870's was correspondent for the Boston Globe in Chelsea. In 1933 he wrote to the Globe that he still cherished in a scrapbook his letter of appointment from the Globe, dated Aug.

23. 1875, and that he had read the Globe, daily and Sunday, without missing an issue, since 1874. After retiring from political office and the newspaper business Mr, i Champlin, about the turn of the century, became manager of the Columbia Lithia Spring in Revere. While a resident of Chelsea he had been a trustee of the old Walnut Street llethodist Church and of the Y. M.

C. A. Later he moved to South Na-i tick. DELANEY In Medford, Jen. 7.

suddenly, Anna M. (Aymar), beloved wife liam Haskell, residence 58 Thorndike MORNING DEATH NOTICES AIKENS Edward tn North Wey-mouth January It beloved husband 1 of Lillian M. (Brownj Aikens. Resi-enee, 89 Norton st. Reposing at the Sweeney Funeral Home, 74 Elm st.i Quincy, until Wednesday morning at a.

m. High Mass of Requiem at St. erome's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully Invited to attend. Visiting hours Tuesday evening, 7 to 9.

Funeral private. ARMSTRONG In Somerville, Jan. 7. Minnie wife of James E. Arm- strong.

Funeral services at her home, 18 Linden Wednesday at 3 p. m. ft. unerai irom the Murray Funeral Home. 54 Roxbury Roxbury.

Wednesday. Jan. 9, at 8:15 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St.

Phillip's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Closing hour 10i p. m. HENDERSON In North quincy, Jan.

8, BALKAN Entered hito rest, Jan. 7, suddenly, Julius, ol 91 O'Callaghan way. at w. iteiauvea ana menas invited. McDERMOD At Loe Angeles.

Sec. 25. while in the United States aval Service, Charles, son of the late Michael ahd Ellen McDermod (nee Buckley) and brother of Mrs. John J. Martinez, 20 Chester st.

Funeral from the Edward Burns and Son Funeral Home, 204 Main Maiden. Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 9 a. m. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. McGILVARY In Winthrop. Jan. 6, Agnes L. (MacDonald).

beloved wife of Joseph O. McGilvary. Funeral from residence. 72 Center on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 8 a.

m. High Mass of Requiem at the Church of St. John the Evangelist at 9 o'clock. RelaUves and friends kindly invited. MEEHAN In Dorchester, suddenly, Jan.

5. William husband of Edna (Lawrence) Meehan and son of the late Patrick and Rosalie (White) Meehan of 63 Dix st. Funeral from Mulvy Funeral Home. King st. at Dorchester Wednesday, at 8 a.

m. Requiem Mass at St. Mark's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours and -MELANSON In Belmont.

Jan. 7. 1948. Mary A. (Bourneuf), beloved wife of Delbv C.

Melanson. Funeral from residence, 122 VVaverly Wednesday, at 8:15. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Joseph's Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Belmont Cemetery. MOLINARI In Roxbury. Jan. 7.

Emlllo Mnlinarl. beloved Tiusband of Mary (Dimnrco) Mollnarl. Funeral from his late home, 5a Slanwood on Thursday, Jan, 10. at 8 a. m.

Solemn High Mass at 8t. Hush Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. MIRLEY In Maiden, Jan. 6.

Teresa (Farrell), formerly of Everett, beloved wife of the late William H. Mlrley. Residence. 7 Gilbert ct. Funeral from the Leo M.

Norton Funeral Home, 287 Main on Wednesday. Jan. 9. at 8:15 a. m.

Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's Church, Maplewood. at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. MOORE In Hamilton, Jan.

7. Alexander husband of Rote (Doherty) and son of the late William and Margaret (Little) Moor. Funeral Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock from his late residence. 83 Cutler road. Hamilton, followed by a Requiem High Mass at St.

Perl's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Star of the Sea Cemetery. Marblehead. Relatives and friends Invited. MORRISON tn Newton.

Jan. at tier late residence. B9 Jassett Mary E. (Broderick), widow of the late William J. Morrison.

Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 9. at 9:45 a. m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the Church of Our Lady at 10:45. Relatives and friends invited to attend. MORRISSEY In Dorchester. Jan. 6, suddenly.

Nora T. (Hickey), beloved wife of Maurice J. Morrissey. Funeral from her late home, 25 Ruggles place off Washington Dorchester. Thursday.

Jan. 10. at 8:13 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St.

Gregory's Church at m. Relatives and friends invited, member of St. Josephine's Court. No. 138.

M. C. O. r. MOSSON In Stoneham.

Jan. 7. John Neil Mosson. beloved husband of Alice (Hamilton) Mosson, Funeral from the A. E.

Finnegan Home for Funerals. 322 Main Wednesday. Jan. 9. at 8:15, Requiem High Mass at St, Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours. 2-9 and 7-10. MURPHY In Somerville. Jan.

8, lfMrt. Ann (Haves), beloved wife of tha late EVENING DEATH NOTICES ALLEN In Dorchesterr January I Belli beloved wife of Joseph H. Allen, SO Newport Dorchester, in her 71st year. Funeral services at the Cathedral hurch of St. Paul, Tremont ostor on Thursday, January 10, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited. BARRY In Dorchester. Jan. 7.

Mary L. (Mollie) Barry, daughter of the late James and Mary A. (Burke) Barry. Funeral from her residence. 88 Norton Thursday morning.

Jan. 10. at 8. Requiem Mass in St, Peter's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Interment private. tumn Wedneday afternoon at 2 clock. Relative and friend kindly invited. PIERCE In Boston. Jan.

fl. Helen (Ma-theson). widow of Garfield Pierce and sister of Mr. Sadie B. Martin, at her residence.

1 Cazenove t. Services at the Klrby Memorial. 1642 Commonwealth Tuesday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friend are respectfully invited to attend.

PILGRIM In fciouahton, Jan. 6. Lucy (Muthei, wife of John J. Pilgrim. Seiv-Ices at the Funeral Home of Lowe and Powers.

115 Monk Stoushton. Wednesday, Jan. 9. at 1 p. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Frienos may call at the Funeral Home Monday. 7 to 10 p. Tuesday, to 5 p. and 7 to 10 P.

m. QUIRK In Needham. Jan. fl. Jane M.

(nee Mahoney). beloved wife of James J. Quirk. Funeral from her late heme. 28 Wasninaton Weanesday.

Jan. 9, at 8:13 a. nv, followed by a Solemn Hish Mass of KcQui.rn at St. Joseph's Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited.

REGAN In Winthrop Jan. fl. Ruth B. Wright, beloved wlte of James A. Regan.

Funeral from residence. 3J Hutchinson on Wednesday. Jan. 9. at 9:30 o'clock.

Requiem Mass. at the Church of St. John the Evangelist at 10:15 o'clock. RelaUves and friends kindly Invited. RYAN In Brookline.

Jan. 6. 1948. Dr. Edward colonel.

U. S. retired, beloved husband of Julia t. Ryan (nee DcLaneyi. Funeral from his home, 143 Winchester Thursday morning, Jan.

10, at 9:20. with a Solemn Requiem Mas ln St. Aldan'a Church, corner of Pleasant and Freeman at 10 o'clock. Relative and friends are respectfully invited. Interment Holy hood Cemetery.

Xeteran World War II: late member merican Veterinary Medical Aocia-tlon, Massachusetts; Veterinary Medical Association; National Guard Association; Brookline Lodge of Elk. No, 8Hrl: Brookline Kiwanis Club; Charitable Irish Society! president University of Penn Club of New England. SANDALL In Dorchester. Jan. 7.

Ewing. beloved husband of Ruth Davis i San- fall. Funeral services at his late home. 5 Grant Thursday afternoon at 2 clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.

Late Canadian World War veteran. SCHAEFER In Boston. Jan. fl. Louise J.

Schaefer. Residence. 6 Greenleaf st. Funeral from the Crosby Memorial. 867 Beacon st.

(near Park Drive, on Wednesday morning, followed by a Boutn cosion, oeiovea nusuunn of Pauline and father of Moses, Sidney, Joseph, Robert and Arnold Balkan. Service at the Solomon Funeral Home, 420 Harvard Brookline, Wednesday. Jan. 9. at 10 a.

m. Visiting hours at the funeral home Tuesday evening, 7:30 to 10. Memorial week at the home of Moses Balkan, 101 Sunnyside av Winthrop Center. iviHunce nuKDimri oi Jennie tue-laney) Henderson, Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the services at the Keohane Funeral Home. 333 Hancock North Quincy.

Tuesday, Jan. 8. at 1 p. m. Visiting hour Monday from 2 to 10 p.

m. HUGHES In Maiden. Jan. 6, Joseph beloved son of Martin and Ellen Hughes (nee Hughes). Funeral from the family residence, 84 Medford Wednesday, Jan.

9. at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at Church of the Sacred Heart at 0 o'clock. Relatives and JORDAN In Hyde Park.

Jan. 7, Loretta F. (nee Anderson), beloved wife ol James W. Jordan. Funeral from her BANDOUVERES In Cambridge, Jan.

7, COX In Dorcheter, Jan. 7, Annie E. day morning! Solemn Requiem Mas (Stuart) Cox, wife of the late Arthur E. Cox. late of 153 Savin Hill av.

Funeral services at the StouRhton Street Baptist Church on Thursday, Jan. 10. at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.

Friends may call at the B. Cole 6c Son Funeral Home, 480 Columbia road, Wednesday afternoon and evening. Col. Fred. B.

Bogan Camp, Ra. 14, U. S. W. T.

Comrades are notified of the dea'h ef Pat Commander and Past G. G. G. G. John Haley.

Burial will be from the Mc.Mackin Funeral Home. 72 Bunker Hill Charlestown. Wednesday. Jan. 9.

at 8:13 a. m. 'See deatn Post and Globe. TIMOTHY KEXX.Y. JOHN J.

riTZPATRICK. apobioios unaouvere, neiovea nus-band of Constantina (Sofronas) Bandou-veres. Funeral from his late residence, 35 Cherry Cambridge. Wednesday, Jan. 9.

1948, at 1 p. m. Funeral serv- ices at the Greek Orthodox Church, Iagszine Cambridge, at 2 P. m. Relatives ana friends invited.

BAXTER In West Barnstable. Jan. 7. Minerva E. Baxter of Marstons Mills, age 84 years.

Funeral services will be held at the Doane, Beal and Ames Funeral Home, Hyannls, Thursday, Jan. 10, at 3 p. m. CUTTER Jan. 7, Lillian, of 37 Stockton BEARDSLEY In Arlington.

Jan. 6, Fred jjorcnester, beloved wife of iuis Cutter and devoted mother of Maisie. Esther Fay, Ruth Saul SRt Alfred. USA. and Cpl Harold C.

Cutter, USAAF. Services at the Stanetsky Funeral Chapel, 10 Washington Grove Hall, Dorchester, Wednesday, Jan. 9. at 3 p. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Memorial Week at her late residence. iiearasiey of 32 Oakland tamer of Helen Louise and George A. Beards-ley, in his 85th year. Services at the Saville Kimball Chapel, 418 Massachusetts Arlington.

Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 1 p. m. Visiting hours at Chapel Tuesday from 2-5 and 7-9 p. m.

DUCEY In Somerville, Jan. 8, Mary BELLIVEAU Died in Cambridge. Janu neioveo daughter of tns late Jpnn and Annie T. Ducey (nee Donahue), late of 364 Lowell st. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 from O.

F. McKenna Son Funeral Home. 390 Medford St. Solemn Requiem High Mass In St. Ann's Church at fl o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours, 2 to and 7 to 10. solemn nequtem Mass in St. Ann t. a a I i.

ary Eugene A. or zs Atnens Cambridge, husband of Alma A. (nee LeBlanc). age 48 years. 10 mo.

and 8 days. Funeral will be held from the A. W. St. Laurent Funeral Home, 527 Western Lynn, on Thursday at 8 a.

m. Followed by a Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Jean Baptiste's Church, Lynn, at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

Interment In the family lot In St. Jean Baptiste's Cemetery, Lynn. Of Jeremiah j. ueianey. unerai irom her home.

84 Dexter Thursday, Jan. 10, at 8 a. m. Reauiem High Mass at St. Clement's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. DENMAN In Arlington, formerly of Cambridge. Jan, 8. Agnes beloved daughter of the Inte James P. and Martha (Clark) Denman.

Funeral from her inte residence. 8 High Haith road, Wednesday morning at 9:15. with Solemn Utah Mass of Requiem in St. Agnes' Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

(Telephone Arlington 6764-M.) DEVANEY In Jamaica Plain, Jan. 8, Delia (Begley), beloved wife of Patrick H. Devaney. Funeral from her late residence, 84 Bickford Wednesday, at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem High Mass at the Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 a. m. Relative and friends invited. DODD In North Quincy. Jan.

8, Robert the Deloved 3-year-old son of Edmund and Fiances (McShane) Dodd. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the home of his parents. 45 Hunt Wednesday. Jan. 9.

at 2 p. m. DUNN In Newton Lower Falls. Jan. 8, Sabina B.

(McNally) beloved wife of the late Patrick J. Dunn. Funeral from her home. 15 Hamilton Wednesday at 8 a. m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. John's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. DURAND In South Boston, Jan. 8, John.

beloved husband of Mary (Grealish) Durand. Funeral from his residence, 670 Dorchester Wednesday morning at 8, Solemn Requiem High Mass in St. Monica's Church at 9. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Late member Michael i J.

Perkins Post No. 67, L. New York papers please copy. DWYER In South Boston. Jan.

7. Thomas beloved husband of Catherine A. (Kenney) Dwyer, formerly of Medford. Funeral from his home, 189 on Thursday, Jan. 10.

at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass at the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. EASTWOOD In Maiden, Jan.

6. Charles Eastwood of 139 Mountain av. Member of Middlesex Lodge No. 17. I.

O. O. F. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at the M. A.

Cowan it Son Funeral Home, 339 Pleasant Maiden, on Tuesday St 2:30 p. m. Visiting hour Monday to and 7 to 10 p. m. EGAN In Cambridge.

Jan. 7, Alphonse H. Egan of 13 Line st. Funeral from the Daniel O'Brien Funeral Home, 907 Mass. Thursday, at 8 a.

m. Solemn High Mass at St. Paul's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

FINN In Boston. Jan. 7. Walter of 3 Austin beloved husband of Grace M. (Kyle) Finn and beloved son of Elizabeth (McDonough) and the late Frank Finn.

Funeral from the J. D. Fallon Memorial Funeral Home. 7 Greennush venue. Jamaica Plain, on Thursday, an, 10.

at 9 a. m. Requiem High Mass in the Mission Church. Roxbury, at 9:45. Selatives and friends invited.

Visiting ours 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. FISKE In Jamaica Plain, the 7th. Annie widow of Rollen Flske. residence.

Lamartlne st. Funeral services at he Crosby Memorial. 867 Beacon t. (near Park drive), on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.

Interment Mt. Hope. FITZGERALD In Dorchester. Jan. 7.

Michael beloved husband of the late Julia A. Fitzgerald (nee Mahoneyi. Funeral from the res.dencc of his daughter, Mrs. Mary E. Wark, 69 Pleasant Hill on Wednesday morning, with Kish Mass in St.

Gregory's Church at 0 clock. Relatives and friends invited. FLOOD In Forest Hills, Jan. 6. Margaret G.

(Salter), widow of William A. Flood. Funeral from her residence. 75 Weld Hill Wednesday, Jan. 9.

at Relatives and friend invited. Inter ment ln New Calvary. Calling hour. 2 to 5 and 7 to lo p. m.

FRAZER In Arlington, Jan. 7. Josephine i nuu ui uiiKiiiun. oil. a William beloved son of the late George and Margaret Shepard (nee BLAIR In Boston.

January 5. Irene m. ii'owmi, neioved wife of Joseph H. Frazer. Funeral from the family residence.

87 Webster stu on Thursday. Jan. 10, at. 8:30 a. m.

Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Agnes' Church at 9 clock. Relatives and friends Invited. LFMAY In Arlington, January 7th, Ezra r.enrif nt .17 Trainmrr rnaH. hiilhnnd tane).

funeral from ma late home. 53 Arlington Jan. 9. at 9 a. m.

Solemn High Masa of Requiem at St. Columbkllle'a Church at ID o'clock. at t-nurcn or xne Most precious tuooa at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. CHANGE OF TIME JOYCE In South Boston, Jan.

8. Arthur, beloved infant son of John and Mary (Anderson) Joyce, sae 10 weeks. Residence 314 st. Funeral from the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Winnifred Anderson, 288 Athens Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. KERR In this city, January 6. Agries J. Kerr of 1607 Commonwealth Brighton.

Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston, ori Wednesday, January 9. at 12 noon. Relatives ana friends are invited. KOLARIK In Dorchester Jan. (I.

William beloved husband of Edith (Lund-qulst) and brother of Alice Jansky. Rose Benischek and Frank Kolarlk. Funeral from his late home. 7 Elder Wednesday morning at 8:15. Funeral mass in St.

Margaret's Church at 9 clock. Relatives and friends invited. KOWALKER In Dorchester, suddenly. Jan. 8, Anna J.

(O'Malley) Kowalker. beloved wife of the late Gustave A. fcowalker and mother of Sr. Anna olors, S. N.

Salem, Mass. Funernl from hr home, 43 Wllten Thursday at 8 m. Solemn Requiem Mass nt fit. Mark's Church at 9 clock. Relatives and friend Invited.

LANFRANCHI In Beachmont. Jan. 7. Sadie J. (Lynn), oeloved wife of Joseph Lanfranchl.

Funeral from her late residence, 8 Unity fhursday, Jan. 10. at 8:15 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hour 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. LEAHY In North Cambridge, Jan. 6, 194H. Catherine of 233 Hlndce beloved daughter of the late John and Julia (Sullivan) Leahy and sister of Chief Timothy F.

Leahy. Funeral from the Thomas H. O'Hara Funeral Home. 2192 Mass. Wednesday.

Jan. 9. at 8:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St.

John's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. LEONARD In Allston. Jsn. 7, Catherine J.

of 15 Gardner daughter of the late F. Leonard and Sarah Beirne. Funeral from the Laity Funeral Home, 4iifl Harvard Brookline, Wednesday morning at 8:15. Solemn High Mass at St. Anthony's Chnrrh at n'rlorlr Relative and friends Invitad Late of Laura (Cartter) Lfmay.

Funeral ember of Hrlohton Council No. 121. OFFICERS' CLUB OF THE B. F. D.

We regret to announce the of Capt. William J. Shepard of Ladder 13. Funeral from his late home. 153 Arlington Brighton.

Wednesday. Jan. 9. at 9 a. m.

Solemn High Mass Of Requiem in St Columhkille's Church st 19 o'clock. CAPT. HENRY C. STBERTZ. Pres.

IT. MAHOXH. See. BRIGHTON COUNCIL, K. OF Member will meet at the Brighton Catholic Institute at 8:13 p.

nr. Tueedav evening to take action on the death of our beloved brother. WillimJ. Snesard. Slaned.

FRANCIS C. TICE, GVK. MATTHEW W. VloLl-EN. ftec.

IN MEMORIAM 1911 Julitw A. Suck 19 In Grateful Arciatlaa 191 1 Joseph M. Lai It 194 Anniversary reoelem hub mat St. Mark' Church. Darchesier.

Weanesday. Jan. 9. a. m.

LeTiasly remembered by his wife. 1943 Mrs. Prudence Bartos 1946 It Is not enly en this day. Thai we remember yea mother 4sr. Yea are always la ear heart and prayers Thrsuth the entire year.

Lovlnsly remembered by rear Oauthl.rs Frad.nre. Ann. Edam. '43 Cpl Thomas M. Cormier '46 Co.

B. SUth Engineer Killed) In action. Italy. Janaary. 8th Yon will live forever In ear heart.

Lovlnsly remembered by hi mss. later end brother. 42 Libhie Pitman her hard '46 In levin memory ef my dear mother Rulh. from ths I.ally Funeral ot and uciner nti. ia.

uosion Home, 400 Har- varrt Brook In ln. Thursday morning 1 ire Department. at Solemn requiem mas at St. SHERMAN In Hanover. January 7.

Rosl- Geddes. wife of Hobert M. Blair. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 2328 Washington Roxbury. on Tuesday, January 8, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends are invited. BOSSEIn Dorchester January 7, Mary A. (Tontaint), beloved wife of Ernest J. Bosse.

Funeral from her late home, 3 Carson Thursday morning. January 10. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Margaret's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

BURNS In this city. Jan. 8. John father of Natalie M. and Robert K.

Burns, in his 53d year. Funeral from Rich and Bellinger Chapel. 30 Centre Newton, on Wednesday at 9 a. m. Hlghi Mass of Requiem at the Church of Our Lady at 10 a.

m. Relatives and friends Invited. Timothy Murphy and mother of Rev. David F. Murphy.

C. S3. United States Army chaplain, and grandmother of Frater James Foley. C. SS.

R. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Daniel J. Foley, 41 Charawood road.

Wednesday, at 9-15. Solemn Funeral Mass at St. Catherine's Church at na C. (nee Baker), husband of the late Daniel A. Sherman, in her 4th year.

Services at St. Andrew's Church. Han over, i nursaay at a p. m. iteiative ana iiieuai invite a.

SHOOP In Boston. Jan. fl. Josephine 10. Relatives and friends invited.

MURPHY In Brighton. Jan. 6. Catherine J. (CanntfTe), beloved wife of the late Aldan's Church at.fl o'clock.

Relatives and friends are resnecfully invited to attend. Interment St. Patrick's Cemetery, Natick. MACDONALD ChriMlne Gertrude, died Monday, Jan. 7.

1948. at Little Sisters of the poor. Highland Somerville. Mass. Funeral Mam at the Home Chapel.

Wednesday morning, Jan. 9. at 6 a. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Maiden, Mass. Relatives, and friends invited.

For Information call Agnes M. Woods. Mystic 2623-W. MacDONALD In Medford, Jan. 8, Monica (Gillis), beloved wife of John C.

Mac-Donald. Funeral from her home, 38 Marshall on Thursday, Jan. 10. at 8 a. m.

Solemn Hiah Mass at the Sacred Jeremiah Murphy. Funeral from her BUTEAU In Canton. Jan. 7.. Moses, hus- home.

73 Blgeiow on Wednesday. Jan. 9, at 8 m. Solemn High Mas at Our Lady of the Presentation Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited.

Please do not send flowers. Late member of St. Clare' Court, No. 108, M. O.

F. Dana ot tne late xneresa v. tsuteau (nee Funeral from his late residence. 170 Mechanic's Thursday morning. Requiem Mass at St.

John's Church at 9 o'clock. RelaUves and friends invited. snoop ot za Winchester Boston. Funeral arrangements later. SILVE Dorchester.

Jan. 1946. Manuel beloved son of the late Manuel J. and Mary Sllve (nee Connelly). Funeral from the Stephen E.

Brennick Chapel, 197 Norfolk Wednesday. Jan. 9, at 8 a. High Mass of Requiem at St. Matthew's Church at 9 a.

m. RelaUves and friends invited. SNOW In Maiden. Jan. 8.

Elizabeth widow of James S. Snow of 79 Webster Maiden. In her 85th year. Funeral service at the A. E.

Long Funeral Home. 77 Summer corner Mountain Maiden. Wednesday. Jan. 9.

at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. STRETTON In Dorchester, Jsn. 8th.

Harriet P. Youd), beloved wife of the late Thomas E. Stretton. late of 3 MURPHY In Roxbury, Jan. 8, Barbara CALL In Somerville.

suddenly. George -aii ot ma summer Drotner of John J. of Camhridae. William A. of (McDonald), beloved wife of Ucnnis j.

Murphy. Funeral from her lata residence. 1 Marshfleld street, Wednesday, Jan. 9. at 8 a.

m. Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

Lancaster, Mrs. Annie McLaughlin ol Winthrop, O. Call and Adelaide ineral from u. Berry ct Arnngton. Record Wellesley Vote Indicated on Junior High School Site WELLESLEY.

Jan. 8 -Rendering their-verdict on whether or not the town meeting members were Justified in voting $81,500 for plans and pur-hae of land for a new Junior high school. Wellesley's voters were swarming to the polls today In greater numbers than ever before except for a Presidential election. Judging by the volume of the vote up to 10:30 a. one town offlr cial predicted that 5500 ballots would be cast before the polls closed at 8 pm.

The issue was not whether the town needs a new Junior high. Voters were almost unanimous in cgrecmcnt that it docs. But there are those who do not approve the members' declflon to spend $21,500 for the Mulcahy tract of land, adjoining the old high school on Kingsbury st. T'cse citizens would prefer to have tre new school built on the lnrger Hunnewell Field tract, next to the present high $chcoL The controversy started last March, when a special limited town meeting voted to erect the school on land owned by the Isaac Sprague estate. There was immediate opposition and a referendum three months later Indicated that the voters preferred the Hunnewell site.

A committee was named last Summer by moderator Marshall L. Uoliter, Boston attorney, to con-idrr the tract. Its report was ivnraMo find the town mretina rncmhprs last Fall voted for the popronr of 530.00,') for plvi rnd szi to bvy "certain fcdlt.onnl bnd; for play The opponents arose in wrath gain, and today's referendum was brcught ebout through an energetic rsir.ralen by committee headed by L. Adams. Judpe Edmund M.

Murray and Clarence H. Holman. the Daniel T. O'Brien Funeral Home. 907 Mass.

Cambridge, Wednesday, MYSEL Jan. 7. Victoria (Oinsburg) My- Relatives and trends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Wallham.

FLOWERS LONG In Boston January 6. William J. ft nusoana or tna 13. ong. Funeral services at his homo.

20 Dwight Boston, on Wednesday, January 9. at 2 p. m. Relative and friends are Winter mother of Harold E. Stretton.

Funeral services from the J. B. Cole 8c Son. Funeral Home, 4A0 Columbia road, on Wednesday. Jan.

9, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. STRINK In Brighton Jan. 4.

Anna V. (nee Bolka), beloved wife of Joseph F. Strlnk and mother of Joseph f. Alvarez, residence 48 Walllnafnrd road. Funeral from the George J.

Lacy Funeral Home. 129 Harvard Brookline. Tuesday morning at 9:10. followed by a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at LOWE In Lexington. Jan.

6, Mary A. Heart Church at -fl o'clock. Relatives and frienc's are invited, SITFt DS In Watertown. Monday. Jan.

7, John Shle'ds, hufband of the late Marnraret T. Mairncv, Relatives and frirnrts Invited to attend the funeml his home 4 Bradford read, on Tnursd-y mo-ning at 8 o'clock Solemn high m-si In St. Luke's Church pt p. Interment, St. Patrick's Watertown.

vonD.C! Tn Bar Harbor, January 8, Miss Ro-e vonDich. Fuii-al services at the Watermen Chanel. 4PS Common-wraith Boston, on Thursday. January 10 at 2 p. m.

J. Roberts Auxiliary, No. 78, A. L. Members are notified of the death of Olive F.

Pentz, Gold Star Mother and Charter Member. Auxiliary services at the Richardson Chanel. 836 Washington Dorchester, on Tuesday, Jan, 8, at 8:30 p. m. KAT11ERINE SULLIVAN, President, Brookline Lodge, No.

886, 0. Elks We rret to announce the death of our brother. Col Fdward T. Ryan. Elk scrvi-es will be hrd ths himt of our tita brother, 14,1 ne.

Wd-rd-y. Jen. fi, 8 p. 'i'-othe's 'fKci'uii" to at-nri 'sTjm--i-i-. jo -2FH J.

O'CONNFLL. Secy. Andrew the Apostle Church at 9 inucK-iti uiwi, wue ot George h. Lowe. Funeral from her late home.

419 Marrett road. Wednesday at 8:15. Solemn, High Mass of Requiem in St. Bridget's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. GEARIN In Charlestown, Jan. 7. Francis J.

Gearin. beloved son of the late 124 Trrnonl St. LIB. 4317 sel. 65 Chester Allston, widow of Myer, beloved mother of Dr.

Philip Mysel of Boston. Dr. Hyman A. Mysel of Haverhill. Minnie Levy of Somerville.

Harriet. Jennie and Rose Mysel. Services at the Levins Chapel. 470 Harvard Brookline, Wednesday. Jan.

9, at 11 a. m. NEWCOMB In Allston, Jan. 7. Jessie M.

Newcomb of 15 Barrows St. Services at the Short A Williamson Chapel. 173 Brighton Thursday. Jan. 10, at 3 P.

m. Friends may call at the Chapel. Wednesday, 7 to 9 p. m. NORCOTT In East Boston.

Jan. 8. Patrick, beloved husband of Ann E. (Hayes) Norcott. Funeral from his home.

2 Elbow Wednesday morning at 8:15. Solemn Requiem High Mas at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer at 9 o'clock. Relative and friends invited. NOmqUE-TSALEKFR Tn Boston. Jan 8.

Amtlle of I'f-mbroke Itostnn Funeral from the Arthur Haslotl Funeral Home. 1654 Washington pos.on. Wednesday, Jan, fl. at 1:30 p. m.

Fun-rat r-rvlces at the Cathedral of the at 8 a. m. solemn High Mass at St. Catherine's Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Member of Norwood Lodge of Elks and Local 104, Int. Bro, of Elec. Workers. CANAVAN Of Allston.

January 8. Cuth-hert husband of Gladys E. (Le-Baron) Canavan ot 1218 Commonwealth av. Services at the Short Williamson Chapel, 173 Brighton Allston, Wednesday. January 9, at 3 p.

m. Calling hours Tuesday evening 7-10. CAREY In Roxbury, Jan. 6. Timothy beloved husband of Dorothy G.

(Kallher) Carey. Funeral from his residence. 166 Blue Hill Wednesday. Jan. 9, at 9 a.

m. Solemn High Mass in St. Patrick's Church at 9:45. Relatives and friends invited. Late member of Roofers' Union, Local 33, CHAMPLIN In South Natick, Jan.

7, Arthur of 6 Woodland formerly of Chrlsea Private at the Dntig-lass Chanel. 242 Washington av C'hel-rea, Wednesday at 2 p. m. Kindly omit fliwers. OBTT.TT Iri Hanover, suddenly.

Jan. H. Leon of Kunlce L. iBur-bsnRi Cbelt. In hi" li year.

Frv-les at. hi- Weht'cr North Cornelius and Delia E. Gearin (nee Curran). Funeral from the home of hi orother. Mark Gearin, 14 Chestnut LUBIN in Somerville, Jan.

6. Anthony LEVIS JONES SOU FUNERAL DIRECTORS frrrfan finttom Ofer AO 1 eera 259 NEWBURY ST. i-uDin. unerai irom his late home. 28 Lincoln Parkway.

Wednesday. Jan. 9. at 8 a. m.

Solemn High Mas of Requiem at the Immaculate Conception (Lithuanian) Church, Cambridge, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. LYONS In Cambridge. Jan. 8.

1048. WHIinm, hrliived husband of Ellen (Healev) Lyons. Funeral from his Inte heme. Fayrtto Wednsdy. ft S-lemn Funeral Mf-ss at Ma y's Chnrc i at 9.

Relatives and Thursday morning at 8:20. solemn Requiem High Mass in St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. GEMMA In Newton, Sunday, the 8th, Rose M.

Prola. wife of Marco Gemma, Relatives and friend are respectfully invited to attend tlj funeral from her home, 8 Morgan place, on Wednesday at 8 a. Soltrnn Requiem M-ss In the Church of Our Ledv a P. Interment. Calvary.

Wattham. Of I.bI Fio'e Mnlia. No. GLENN AN In Everett. Jan.

6. 1948. bclovel of Margaret (DurTeyi Gl-nrian. JunerrI from th residence. 133 Vernal on "Wednesday morning at 8, followed by a fremitem JlaH In fha St.

Gabriel's Monastery Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Visiting hours.

2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Late member of the Little Flower Circle. Chicago Dally News and Chicago Tribune papers please copy. SULLIVAN In Watertown. the 8th.

Ellen A. Copplnger, beloved wife of the late Cornelius P. Sullivan. Funeral from her residence. 34R Itelmont Wednesday.

Jan. 9. at 8 a. in. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at Our Lady of Mercy Church.

Belmont, at 9 clock. Rela-tucs and friends invited. THOMPSON At her late residence. 1 Phllilps Willsston. Jan.

S. Helena V. (Cross), wife of the late John H. Thompson. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend th service at Ih Russell Funeral Home.

844 Hancock Wollaston. Wednesday, Jan. 9. at 9 o'clock. Interment at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Wellfleet.

M. at 2 o'clock. Friends may visit at tha Funeral Home afternoon and evening. Appropriate Arrangement, for Funerals e5 nnuncla'ion, corner of Parker and! Rii8if.es Boston, at 2 p. m.

Tela- 1 Wan Plotters) tive ana mentis invuea. NQpniRH In Watertown. Jan. 7. Everett Mai shall, son of William and Mary (Richardson) Norrish of 25 Purvis st.

f--i's invK-d. LvOTS In Roxbury, Jan. 4. Thnmar on of the lat Thomas and Krld- i ret I.vcns, residence J2f Zetejer r.t. 'unerai from the, Cleary Funeral lome.

16.0S Tremont Thursday at I o'clock. Solemn Hiah Mas of Requiem Ln St. Patrick Church at 9. telative and friend are kindly Invited to be present. Late member Of Local 25.

B. T. W. C3PCII, 269, K. of With regret announce the death of flrother William J.

McGilllcuddv. Member ari hertbv requested to anpear at the clubhoiis promptly at 7:45 Thurad" night to proceed to tha horns at. 183 Larch road, to pay flnal re.epct J. A. DeLorla, CI.

H. Barrett, F. 8. MTOver. wennesaay at 2 p.

m. Relatives end friend Invited, COLE In. Chelsea. Jan. .7, Sophronla B.

'Eatchelder), widow of Ravai H. Cole. Funeral services wlll.be held at the residence of her son.Herbert C. wood, 108 Emamort av.i Thursday. Jan.

10, at 2:30 p. m. Relative and friend invited. Maine papers please copy. Tetenhene BIGelw fMteW 77 WALNUT VILTJC Greater Bosfn' laj Ftluib- Little Flower Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited. Late member Holy Nam Society and Boston Elevated Carmen's union. No. B89. Service at the Union Church Of west watertown.

Wednesday. Jan. 9. at 2 E. m.

Friends will be received at the ome Tuesday afternoon and evening..