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I TIIE BOSTON DAILY GLOBEFRIDAY JULY 27.1945 Woman's' rage SevPn invited to Thomas F. formerly of 113 Bunker Hill TOUDREAIn Natick. July 25. accl- tea- LUNCHEON MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATH NOTICES 77, DOROTHY DIX OMMOIMEEP al. Globe a When et transplanting a rnisdp 107 tiris i oi rriesress wibtielhi My Neighbor Says gLMERAITOf Revere.

In U. 8, Naval DECKERIn North Reading, JULY 28, Readers rite: For Afternoons Memphis. July 22. Frank 01 1 Peabody husband Robert Slc, beloved son Of Robert of Evelyn Towing. father of Robert M.

and Frances G. (St. Croix) Amerau. M. Decker and Ruth Hume Johnston.

formerly of East Boston. Funeral from Funeral services at the Morrison Fu- Marriage Changes Men are generally found in abundance in his 8 Warren Saturday morn- neral Home. 13 Yale Wakefield, on Household Advice, Menus, Recipes the lower leaves of most old plants. mg, at 15. Solemn Requiem High Saturday, July 28, at 9:30 a.

in. In- Church st Oclock. Relatives and DDLEYIn Boston, July 25 William P. FISh Stuffin ri .114 1 A WIFE the matter with husbands? Mass at the Immaculate Conception ferment at Woolwich. Maine, at 3 ts in.

friend Invite iudiy. for 1- Oillia Pt 9 ham BREAKFAST Violas that have grown lanky d. lemerly. of Need, Mass. Grapefruit Juice n'f Pli 3 What is there in the marriage ceremony that changes a Funeral services will he held at the Dry Cereal Cream or Should now be cut back, ferti- tERNARDIn Boston.

July 25. Dr. Hu- Pocesset Baptist Church, Pocasset. Two cups bread crumbs, I4 cup Blueberry f'ancakes 'k) 'IR 'AI-I l'''' 1 man so completely that it keeps his wife asking herself lized and watered heavily to pro. bell Ntcolas Bernard of flO FenwaY.

for- Frklay, July 27. at 3 p. m. Bela- milk, 1 egg well beaten. 1 onion Maple Sirup marl), of Winchester, in his 71fit lives and friends invited.

Interment Coffee IV' duce a new growth. sear. Funeral services at the Water- in Oakland Grove Cemetery. Bourne. minced, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 rim Chanel.

49 Commnnwealth Mass. stalk of celery cut fne, 5 i Vs Itr 1,1 if she could possibly have gotten her bridegroom swapped 6 1. (:. mmor, Boston. on Saturday, July FEENEyin Everett.

July 28. 1945. Fish Chowder 1 I 0z) tp7' at the altar for a perfect stranger? Why does a man who, viii, 2Fi at 3 30 i is. in. Friends spoon salt teaspoon black pep- Toasted Cracker (.

attend. at. Charlestown. Funeral from the per, li teaspoon sage, Vs teaspoon Iced Watermelon ,,1 t--), before marriage, spent hours upon hours telling a girl 0017 cl olt LTY Ch'arles J. Murphy Funeral Home.

519 celery salt. Pour milk over bread Tea ci Son of Sister M. Louisita. Sisters Leo B. beloved husband of Mae Broadway.

Everett, Op Saturday morn- i Requiem High crumbs and let kigs ati 9 followed stand, preparing DINNER Haddock Au Gratin how beautiful and wonderful she was and how he loved 0 7, I' the Immaculate Concention kits late home, 27 Union Saturday. other ingredients. Melt butter, Whipped Potatoes. Green Deans Church 10. Relativeis and friends her, never pay her a compliment or mention the state of La Mountant Boudreau.

Funeral from July 28. at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem add onions and brown. When Broiled Tomatoes are invited. -1 ty ototaormolorown witoologookom at St.

Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. FLYNN-1n Dorchester, July 24. Edward brown pour onions and melted pressed Lettuce. French Dressing Peach Shortcake his affections after marriage? F.

Flynn. beloved husband of the late PrrelDIn Chriestown. July 25. 1945. Catherine Flynn (Gill).

brother of butter into bread crumbs; -add coffee ,53 4.1, "Why does a man who. before their Wives should be grateful to ratrick Etmd. beloved hwhanci of Charity. celery. egg and seasoning; mix 01' cl flew FISH CHOWDER .0 's door- them for having saved them from Mary rAcCrevan i Boyd.

Funetal from St. Peter's Convent. Lowell. Funeral well Fill dish and bake. On-third did lt 14 cup diced sa por, cuts his home lin Russell Saturday.

at O. will he from the Dernard Kelly ik marriage, camped on a girl step and couldn't get enough of being old maids, and that just Solemn If! VI Maas of Requiem in St. Funeral limn. 8 Church st. on Sat- Reatives and friends are invited.

Ruiem in St. Peter's Church at 9 Fruitines I tablespoon minced parsley. 2 table- Jean of Athol'. chopped onions. cup diced eelerY.

cups diced raw potatoes. 2 cup. her society, after marriage put on being married to them is all the Psrancis de, Sales Church at 9:45 a. In. tirdaY.

July 28. at 8:15. Solemn Mass of eq boiling water, 1 cup cubed cooked fish. 0 his hat as soon as he has gobbled picnic that any woman could pos. TRADE-1ff this city.

the 25th. Helen o'clock. Relatives and friends are in- spoons chopped pimentos (oPtional). 2 his dinner and leave her to spend sibly desire. Hence there is no 0, beloved daughter of the late viler'.

Calling hours, 2-10 p. Tn. One-half cup shortening, cup cups hot milk, 4 tablespoons butter. the evening by her lonesome, necessity for a husband wearing Ronert and Emma Brady (nee DtiftY), GEARYIn South Boston. July 25.

Jo- Heat pork in frying pan. When it's resioence. 173 Florence st Roslindale. seph beloved husband of Mary "gar li cup molasses, I2 cup smoking. brown onions and celery in It.

.7. while he goes oft to play poker himself out in, making himself Ffinetal from the Crosby Memorial, 867 (Walsh) Geary and brother of Mrs. milk, cup grapejuice, 2 cups Pour in Potatoes and water. Cover and with the boys? an agreeable life companion. eacon at.

meat Park Drive). on Sat Bn Barbara Dunlap of 291 at. Funeral cook over moderate heat 29 minutes. urday morning at 8m hi late home, 62 Gates st, flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, Add fish. seasoning and milk.

Simmer As for losing their wives' love it :15 o'clock, followed fro 417) by a Requiem Mass in St. Cecelia's day morning at 8:15. Solemn ii Satur- igh Fu- teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon 10 minutes. Stir in butter. Serve in hot FORGETS HIS WIFE 's in St.

Augustine's Church at bowls. One-fourth teaspoon salt may I -a is the least of their worries. They frienas are invited. Interment in St. cinnamon, 1 teaspoon nutmeg.

1 "Why is it that the man who, are convinced it can't be done. A Scituate. snectfully invited. teaspoon cloves, 1 cup nut meats, 9 lock. Relatives and friends re- Mary a.

2 be added. before marriage, was never too And, if they are the philandering Church at 9 oclock. Relatives and neral Mass CARVERIn Charlestown. July 25. 1945.

GEERIn Boston. July 25. Frank Wood- 3 cups finely chopped raisins, HADDOCK Au GRATIN four-pound hddki salted aocn 4. 1. 4,, formerly of the West End, William J.

bridge Geer of 12 Pinckney at. Fu- Anfaa Ocr 1,.. tired to take his sweetheart step- type. they expect theirs wives to oil a MORNING DE ANTERAIIOf Savo Memph Robert Slc, M. and Frances formerlY of East him henna, 8 Warre Ire.

at 8:15. Sr Mass at the 1m Church 9 ei friend a Invited. tERNARDIn Rost hart Nicolas Berna marl, of Winchesi ear. Funeral se. man Charlet.

495 Kenmore an, Boat. 2Fi at 330 p. rni attend. OrDREALIIn Na dant. Leo bet( La Mountain', Bo' hos late home.

27 July 28. at 8:15. at St. Patrick's Relatives and fele PrrersIn Ohrlest, rairiek Phsci. Ntiry Mccievani his home Shiemn 1,1401 Map! Etrareis de Sales Relatives and frien tRADYIn this ci beloved Rnhert and Emma resmence.

173 Flo Funeral from the Beacon at. inear I urday morning at 1 hY a Requiem Church at 9 ocl ft-tenets are Invite Mary a. Scituate. CARVERIn Charlei formerly of the MORNING DEATH NOTICES JIMERAUOf Revere. In U.

8, Naval Memphis. July 22. 'Robert M. Sic beloved sort of Robert M. and Frances G.

(St. Croix) Amerau, formerlY of East Boston. Funeral from his home, 8 Warren Saturday morn- ing, at 8:15. Solemn Requiem High Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church 9 o'clock. Relatives and frienda Invited.

tERNARDIn Roston. July 25. Dr. Hubert Nicola Bernard of fin Fenway, of Winchester, in his 71tit sear. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel.

495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston. no Saturday, July 2F), at 2,30 P. tn. Friends invited to attend. rOUDREALTIn Natick.

July 25. bY accident. Leo beloved husband of Mae' La Mountain) Boudreau. Funeral from his late home, 27 Union SaturdaY. July 28.

at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem at St. Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. PON-D-1n Chrlestown, July 25.

1945. ratrick BoNd. hriovrkd hwhand of Ntiry McCrevan I Boyd. Flatlet al from his home. Ruaxell Saturday.

at 9. 1emn Htigh Maps of Requiem in "'ranch' de Satcp Church it 9:45 a. In. Relatives and friends are invited, tFADY--In this city. the 25th.

Helen Marie. beloved daughter of the late: Ronent and Emma firady (nee Duffy), 173 Florence st. Ytinetal from the Crosby Memorial, 867 Beacon st. (near Park 'Drive), on Saturday morning at 8:15 o'clock, followed' a Requiem Mass in St. Cecelia's' Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and frienas are Invited. Interment in St. Mary a. Scituate. CARVER--In Charlestown.

July 25. 1945, formerly of the West End, William J. MORNING DEATH NOTICES DIrelERIn North Reading, July 28, Frank of 1 Peabody st husband of Evelyn Thwing father of Robert M. Decker and Ruth Hume Johnston. Funeral services at the Morrison Funeral Home.

13 Yale Wakefield, On Saturday, July 28. at 9:30 a. rn. In-ferment at 'Woolwich. Maine, at 3 P.

In. DIJDLEYIn Boston, Juiv 25, William P. pudiey. formerlY of Needht4m, Maw'. Funeral services will he held at the Pocasset Baptist Church, Pocasset.

Frklay, July 27. at 3 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Oakland Grove Cemetery.

Bourne. Mass. FEENEY-1n Everett. July 28. 1945.

Thomas V. formerly of 113 Bunker Hill sts Charlestown. Funeral from the Charles J. Murphy Funeral Home. 519 Broadway, Everett, On Saturday morning at 9, followed by Requiem High Mass in the Immaculate Conceotion Church at 10.

Relativea and friends are invited. FLYNNIn Dorchester, July 24. Edward F. Flynn. beloved husband of the late Catherine Flynn (Gill).

brother of Sister M. Lotusita. Sisters of Charity. St. Peter's Convent.

Lowell. Funeral will be from the Bernard Kelly ik son Funeral Mane. 8 Church st. on Saturday. July 28, at 8:15.

Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Peter's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Calling hours, 2-10 p. m.

GEARYIn South Boston. July 25. Joseph beloved husband of Mary (Walsh) Geary and brother of Mrs. Barbara Dunlap of 291 at. Funeral from his late home.

62 Gates at. Saturday morning at 8:15. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Augustine's Church at 9 o'clock. RPlatives and friends respectfully Invited.

GEERIn Boston. July 23. Frank Woodbridge Geer of 12 Pinckney at. Globe Readers Write: Household Advice, Menus, Recipes Fish Stuffing Two cups bread crumbs, 34 cup milk, 1 egg well beaten. 1 onion minced, tablespoons butter, 1 stalk of celery cut fine, 12 teaspoon salt, 14 teaspoon black pep.

per, 12 teaspoon sage, 32 teaspoon celery salt. Pour milk over bread crumbs and let stand, preparing other ingredients. Melt butter, add onions and brown. When brown pour onions and melted butter into bread crumbs; -add celery. egg and seasoning; mix well.

Fill dish and bake. Jean of Athol'. Fraitines One-half cup shortening, cup sugar cup molasses. I2 cup milk, 1i cup grapejuice, 2 cups flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon nutmeg. 1 teaspoon cloves, 12 cup nut meats, 3 cups finely chopped raisins, dates figs.

Cream the TIIE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE-FRIDAY, JULY 27 1945 laREAKFAPIT Grapefruit Juice Dry Cereal Cream Blueberry Maple Sirup Coffee LUNCHEON Fish Chowder Toaatert Cracker Iced Watermelon Tea DINNER Haddock Au Gratin Whipped Potatoes. Green Beans Broiled Tomatoes Dressed Lettuce. French Dressing Peach Shortcake Coffee FISH CHOWDER One-third cup diced salt pork, 14 CUP chopped onions. cup diced celery. cups diced raw potatoes.

2 cups boiling water. 1 cup cubed cooked fish. 1 tablespoon minced parsley. 2 tablespoons chopped pimentos toPtionali. 2 cups hot milk.

4 tablespoons butter. Heat pork in frying pan. When it's smoking, brown onions and celery in It. Pour in potatoes and water. Cover and cook over moderate heat 26 minutes.

Add fish. seasoning and milk. Simmer 10 minutes. Stir in butter. Serve in hot bowls.

One-fourth teaspoon salt may be added. HADDOCK AU GRATIN Boil a four-pound haddock in salted For Afternoons easy to get rid of iris borers which :e.3 4 Marriage Changes Men are generally found in abundance In FI the lower leaves of most old plants. r- 4, .46 1 A WIFE the matter with husbands? Violas that have grown lanky 1, Orkia ip 461. eO A-'' 41fr What is there in the marriage ceremony that changes a should now be cut back, ferti- 1 'A oqi herself man so completely that it keeps his wife asking herse lized and watered heavily to pro- ...0 N) duce a new growth. ItrI if she could possibly have gotten her bridegroom swapped a T.

4., pf at the altar for a perfect stranger? Why does a man who i 1 -(, i', 71' 4) before marriage, spent hours upon hours telling a girl I 6- 7' i'ir I- how beautiful and wonderful she was and how he loved 11 1 1. f. her, never pay her a compliment or mention the state of olotioglowl iloolowolowit his affections after marriage? "Why does a man who. before their wives should be grateful to flew (3 marriage, camped on a girl's door- them for having saved them from step and couldn't get enough of being old maids, and that just .4,4) (4 her society, after marriage put on being married to them is all the 0:.. O.

his hat as soon as he has gobbled picnic that any woman could pos- rHhusband ne 0.. his dienvreenragnd.y her lonesome, eavelehertospen tt necessity for a desire. the in 7 while he goes oft to play poker himself out in. making heiimasr no nsielogf with the boys? an agreeable life companion. FORGETS HIS WIFE I '4) i As for losing their wives' love it the least of their worries.

They A EET7-) before a that was man rwiItocio, Irned, convinced te are ei it hcea can't done. vt their wives du they ey DOROTHY DIXMarriage Changes Men A WIFE the matter with husbands? What is there in the marriage ceremony that changes a man so completely that it keeps his wife asking herself if she could possibly have gotten her bridegroom swapped at the altar for a perfect stranger? Why does a man who, before marriage, spent hours upon hours telling a girl how beautiful and wonderful she was and how he loved her, never pay her a compliment or mention the state of his affections after marriage? "Why does a man who. before marriage, camped on a girl's doorstep and couldn't get enough of her society, after marriage put on his hat as soon as he has gobbled his dinner and leave her to spend the evening by her lonesome, while he goes off to play poker with the boys? FORGETS HIS WIFE "Why is it that the man who, before marriage, was never too tired to take his sweetheart Woman's' rage their wives should be grateful to them for having saved them from being old maids, and that just being married to them is all the picnic that any woman could possibly desire. Hence there is no necessity for a husband wearing himself out in, making himself an agreeable life companion. As for losing their wives' love it is the least of their worries.

They are convinced it can't be done. And, if they are the philandering type. they expect their wives to SevPn My Neighbor Says: When transplanting irises it is easy to get rid of iris borers which are generally found in abundance in the lower leaves of most old plants. Violas that have grown lanky should now be cut back, fertilized and watered heavily to pro. duce a new growth.

MI DON New WWII all i Funeral services at the Waterman Chanel, 493 Commonwealth Boston, on Saturday. July 28, at 12:30 a. th. and with forget primrose and arms welcome si vp ea when st I htierr to edtotthaekenehiigshsbworeheothodearmt per 0 ..7 1 tplionng, develops a ter gar ricaagseet of pa that spt rr ae tcfthyourgmes. on back forgive down poeh gce hn ti vents him from even escorting they.

return from their little ex- Alf 0 Why does the man who knew the 44 The reason that many husbands 0. girl friend's every taste and pref. are grouchy is because they resent i I 5t ,) erenee forget whether his wife's the upkeep of a family and, some- i a t4- fear ve crepe suzettes? es ufzoeotdt oAdhfidsh why. oh oohr responsible nfseteblle that aotr their mar riawgei vecsoestianrge -----t--ltemnisem0- why, does the man, who was a more than they thought it would. fit 1236 brilliant and entertaining talker When they see the money that before marriage, pass into silence they would like to spend on them- and only grunt when he is spoken selves going to the butcher and to after marriage?" I 34-48 baker and rent collector and for 1- i .4, 1., Well, a good many explanations, special milk for the baby and it, '1, 4r BARBARA BELL including the one about not hay- haying the twins' adenoids out.

Al i A gracious and very flatt erin ing to chase the car after you they can't take It, and they take it i leatl' 1, have caught it can be offered for Out on their wives. afternoon frock for the larger worn- the sea change that takes place And still other men, who were 11 an. Choose a pretty flowered fabric in some men before and after tak- great lovers but who are failures and use soft lace or eyelet embroi- ing their marriage vows. But as husbands, are that way because 5 1IST dery for the inset on the waist. the main thing that is the matter they are just not domestic by 4110alaammotwalailad, IIVIT 4 Barbara Bell Pattern No.

1236 is with husbands is just being nature. They simply can't be designed for sizes 34, 38, 40, 42, 44, bands. For when the average housebroken nor turned into lap 46 and 48. Size 36, requires 414 yards man marries, he feels that he has dogs. They can't stand monotony, of 39-inch material; '3 yard for passed into a new estate in which or being tied down, and that is I front inset; 1 yard machine-made he is not hampered by any of the why so many unfortunate women eir' ruffling.

technique he was forced to prac- have husbands who, as the old 17.3 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in tice as a bachelor. French proverb says, are "the joy coins, your name, address, pattern The reason, for instance, that of the street and the sorrow of the if A Vinrna BARBARA BELL A gracious and very flattering afternoon frock for the larger woman. Choose a pretty flowered fabric and use soft lace or eyelet embroidery for the inset on the waist. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1236 is designed for sizes 34, 38, 40, 42.

44, 46 and 48. Size 36, requires 414 yards of 39-inch material; '8 yard for front inset; 1 yard machine-made ruffling. For this pattern, send 20 cents, in coins, your name, address, pattern stepping, develops a case of prostration, after marriage, that prevents him from even escorting her to the neighborhood movie? Why does the man who knew the girl friend's every taste and preference forget whether his wife's favorite food is codfish balls or crepe suzettes? And why. oh why, does the man, who was a brilliant and entertaining talker before marriage, pass into silence and only grunt when he is spoken to after marriage?" Well, a good many explanations, including the one about not having to chase the car after you have caught it, can be offered for the sea change that takes place in some men before and after taking their marriage vows. But the main thing that is the matter with husbands is just being husbands.

For when the average man marries, he feels that he has passed into a new estate in which he is not hampered by any of the technique he was forced to practice as a bachelor. The reason, for instance, that forgive and forget and welcome them back with open arms when they return from their little excursion down the primrose path. The reason that many husbands are grouchy is because they resent the upkeep of a family and, somehow, feel that their wivese are responsible for marriage costing more than they thought it would. When they see the money that they would like to spend on themselves going to the butcher and baker and rent collector and for special milk for the baby and having the twins' adenoids out. they can't take it, and they take it Out on their wives.

And still other men, who were great lovers but who are failures as husbands, are that way because they are just not domestic by nature. They simply can't be housebroken nor turned into lap dogs. They can't stand monotony, or being tied down, and that is why so many unfortunate women have husbands who, as the old French proverb says, are "the joy of the street and the sorrow of the home." husband of Elizabeth Carver. Funeral from Saturday at Ma S5 tn St. Francis, mase St.

rancis I a. tn. liCativesi invited. i July 25. Annabelle of J.

Foster Cass. at the First 'Baptist Saturday. July 28, and friends invited. suddenly at his Quincy. Frederick Mary Cheever Services at the Soar.

Central Nor-'we'll. 2:30 p. m. Relatives the 25th, Mar-ha of the late Frank (nee her Concord ay. tineral Memorial.

667 Beacon Park di lye). cm Saturday 815 o'rinek, followed in St. Peter's Church, o'clock. Relatives Invited, Interment, hours 3 to 5 and July 26. Charles Margaret (Soyderi st.

Services at Williamson Chanel. 173 Saturday. July 28, Veterans' Hospital. Rutland. (formerly of 48 Etna age 28.

veteran of beloved son cf Margaret Carmody) and the Funeral from Funeral Home, 360 Saturday. July Solemn High Mass of Church Relatives and friends hours. 3-5 and 7-10 Thomas. LI, S. huthand of Helen Marshall at.

and son Raymond P. Cutler. Needham. killed in in June 1045. Sunday.

itily 29. nv, First Methodist IIntrer Falls. Relatives invited to attend. 1-11 June tat Sunday. July 29.1 FIrAt MethodISt Upper Falls.

Relatives invited to attend. I number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, the Boston Globe, P. O. Box 99, Station New York 19, N. Y.

Carver, beloved (Monahan' Cal his home. 19 Trer 8 Efaulern High de Sage! Church a and friends are in CASSIn Eyrie Parli G. Funeral Churen. Hyde Puri at 2 o. m.

Relative CHTEVERJuly 2Ri home. 29 Spear st L. husband of his Est year. rel. Funeral Chant 'veil.

Saturday at and friends Invited CLARKEIn Carnbr ha daughter T. and Anna Clarko residence, 58 Co from the Crosby 11 Roston, near ueditY morning. at I bs, lienilicm Mass i at and frierds are Hhist Cross. Callir to 10 p. m.

CLARKIn Newton Henry. husband nt Ciark of 45 Noran re Short Will 13rtishion Allato at 3.30 p. COLLrNSIn the Vet land. July 24 (forn PaIghton. John Worid tt'ar 11.

be garet CnHln ince Colt vie J. F. Sulliyae, Market Bright If. at 9 a. Sr Requiem at St C.

at 10 o'clock Ri Invited. Visiting rn. CUTLERPfc. Vona I. C.

beloved Cutter. 58 of Mr. and Mrs. 274 rosemary etion r.rt Okinawa Memorial PC. rvices 145.

at 2.30 p. Church, Newton T.Ir and frienns are in tx In Poston husband of Catha the late Ellan C. I) neral frnm the bre Dame) Dalit on Saturday. July otuam Mass at th, cantion Church. MJ Relati es and frier DALYIn Charlectrc Pfc Ms Lola M.

daughter nf John iRrown, Daly. Fun 4'2 Main st. on NI E.gh Mass Of Rent ce Sales Church a and freds are inv WONKilled in England on May Ernest Deacon. A. IOvisam.

beloved (Donald' Deacon ef Mr. ard Mhi Reachmont. blemi tirtehcal Chrg, Needham, On Sall 4 Relatives Please omit flower' IN 1944-1A. John E. First anniversary hese of the soul at Si Mar Sion church.

Green lialurday. July 241 Rio charming scs lace are a ries Be had a kind and died Sadly missed Ruth, am 1942Leo C. Third anni hose of his soul a Immaculate (tortes Boston. Ratu a. an.

Lovinsis E. Floreni F. Iasenh Elisabeth Alvr W. 1944Sam Strait anniversary bested at St. Petert Ave, Cambridge.

the soul of 6necie aft at 7:90 e'elnek rerrienihraneti Chariot, E. H. sand 1940Ne11ie PI lay her bushant and arandehtidren. IN LOVING Irving I. Shar.

1944 Tensmeememonaluomaamal Carver, beloved (Monahan' his home. 19 Trenton requiem High reQu1pn gn de Sages Church at and friends are CASSIn Hyde Park. G. wile Funeral services Churen. Hyde Park.

at 2 p. m. Relatives CHFEVERJuly 28th. home. 29 Spear husband of his 8111 year.

rll Funeral Chapel. Saturday at and friends invited. CLARKE-1n Cambridge, K. daughter T. and Anna Clarke residence.

58 from the ertoutly ai Roston, onear mot-nine. at fleowem Mass Cambridge, at and friends are HolY Cross. Calling 'I to 10 m. CLARKIn Newton, Henry. husband of Ciark of 45 Nonantum Short 13righion Allston.

at 3.30 p. COLLINSIn the July 24 Bcrghton. John War 11. Cnllins trice late Wlniarti Collins. the J.

F. Sullivan Market Brighton. at a. in at St at 10 o'clock Invited. Visiting r.

CUTLERPfc. 'Ronald C. heloved (Belli Cutler. 58 of Mr. and Mrs.

214 rosemary st. aetinn nn Okinawa Memorial services Iti45. at 2:39 p. Church, Newton and friends are Inn Lik inDWIS Memorial services at 234 p. Church, Newton and friends are DALY-1n Pottnn husband of Catherine the late Ellen C.

neral from the Dniel I) Daly 18 on July ouiem Moss at the cention Church. Relailes and friends DALY-1n Charleqown, Pc Miss Lola M. daughter of John iRrownl Daly. Funeral 4'2 Main on 34igh Mass of ce Sales Church at and fnends are rr 4CONK riled In England on May Ernest Deacon. A.

El vision. beloved (Donald) Deacon of Ner aril Ms Ikeachmont. Memorial aogelical Needham, on 4 en Please omit flowers. IN MEMORI 1914Lt. John E.

First anniversary pese of the soul Postman at St Mary tier' church. Green JOY 28th His charming face are a Be bad a kind's- and died beloved Sadly missed DorethY. Roth, and 1942Leo C. Third anni of his soul 1171Pn StUilite Conception, Boston. a.

an. Lovingly V. Florence F. Jesenh Elliabeth All, W. Piret anniversary at St.

Peter's Cambridge. the soul of Gnevieve 30 at 7:30 e'elnrk rernembranre by Chariot, E. H. Pandit. 1940Ne11ie 11y ber bubhand.

bed arandchlidren. TM LOVING Irvine I. hure, 1944 4 34-LL anniversa J01111 Le First ry pese of the soul Peman st St. Mary Hen (hurch. Green Fs'erd 28th as.

July His charming face are a Be had a kind's- and died beloved Sadly issed th oroy. Roth, and 1942-Leo C. Third anni Pose of his soul maculate Conception, Im Avc. Boston. a.

an. LaVitICI, r. Florence F. Joseph Elisabeth W. First anniversary brated at St.

Peter's Ayes Cambridge. the soul of Gnevieve fit) at .:30 o'olock rerrienibranee be Charles E. H. Panda. 1940-Nellie lay, her husband.

bad srandchildren. I OVING Irvine I. Alsilr 1944 Confidential Chat Roxbury, July 25th, Elizabeth, beloved wife of the lute Edward T. lidnd and mnther of Olive R. Dosineliv and Pvt Robert Hand.

Funeral from the J. J. Burns Funeral Home. 111 Centre linxburY. Saturday, July 28th July 24 Daniel NV at 8:15.

Pipit Mass of Renuicm at St. (McNeil) and tie e. Sales Church at 9 o'clock. (Murphy 1 Daly, 111- Relatives and friends invited, FridaY home of his son. Mr.

vkiting hours 2-10 Ebi CY st. Malden, 28, at 9 ni. rip HATCHIn Cambridge. July 28. 1945, Immaculate Con- Milloy L.

Hatch. late of 125 Magazine Kt. Malden. at 10 o'clock. Funeral services in the chapel of the invited.

1A'atson Funeral Home, II Magazine Mi Iltav L. Hatch. late of 125 Magazine at. Funeral services tn the chapel of the Watson Funeral Home, 11 Magazine sta And these are some of the things that are the matter with husbands. Children Grow All Too Soon pitying yourself.

You gain nothing, but suffer a headache and make yourself unfit company for your husband and children to whom you owe pleasantness. You are discouragrl now. Overcome your feelings by thinking of your husband and children. The children grow all too soon. With the right attitude you can and should grow with them and their acomplishments.

Enjoy your children while they are young. I have had five years of happy married life and today my people-in-law are my best friends. I Was widowed young. My two sons were my consolation and inspiration. One has gone to his reward through an accident.

The other has served his time overseas and he is now in the good old Read this before preparing! Remember. new Instant Quaker Oats is different! Do not cook simply stir it into boiling water according to directions and turn off flame. Do not add additional water. The family will love this delicious time-saving Quaker Oats! The vitamin and other nutritional values of Instant Quaker Oats are the same as regular and Quick Quaker Oats. I CE CREAM, 're preparing! Instant Quaker Do not cook to boiling water ections and turn add additional ly will love this ri ng Quaker Oats! snd other nutriInstant Quaker ie as regular and ats.

77 .9 4,, 4:7, .4,, VD rnE ec 0 11 40tasoolioo 110E or shortening and sugar, then add the molasses, milk and grapejuice. Mix and sift dry ingredients and to them add fruit and nuts. Combine the mixtures. Add enough flour to roll out; cut and bake in a moderate oven 10 to 12 minutes. This may be baked in a bread pan and sliced thin.

Dream of Blue Roses MORNING DEATH NOTICES NEARYIn SOuthboro, July 2(3, Phillip P. J. Nears. bon of the late John and Delia Nears. Funeral from his late home.

Middle toad. Monday at 9 a. tn. Solemn High Mass rif Requiem at St. Anne's Church at 10 a.

in. Burial in the Immaculate Conception Cemetery in Marlboro. NEE-1n Dorchester. July 24, Patrick beloved husband of Angelina tAspessi) Nee and son of the late Martin and Catherine (Corbett) Nee. Funeral from his late home.

817 Dorchester Saturday. July 28, at 8 a. followed by a Solemn High Mass of Reouiem in St. Margaret's Church at O. Relatives and friends twitted, NIHILLIn South Boston, July 28, Margaret (McDonald) Nihill.

beloved wife of John P. Nihill and mother of Brother Raymond M. also mother of Sister Alexandrine, S.S. J. Funeral from her late home.

776 East Broadway. Monday, July 30th. at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass at the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 a.

m. Relatives and friends are invited. NUGENTIn North Cambridge, JU1Y '26. 1045, Sarah A. Nugent (nee Macdonald), beloved wife of John Nugent.

Funeral from the residence, 51 Murray Pill road. on Saturday morning at followed by a Solemn High Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. O'BR1ENOf Roxbury, 8 Sal Edward T. O'Brien.

killed in Italy July 8th. beloved son of James and Ellen O'Brien (nee McCusker) of 48 Cliff Roxbury. Pro-Burial Solemn High Mass of Requiem, St. Joseph's Church, Monday. July 30, at 9 a.

m. Relatives and filends kindly invited. O'NEILIn Dorchester, July 28, Augustus of 10 Bird beloved husband of Mary (McDonald) O'Neil. Funeral from the J. B.

Cole Se Son Funeral Home. 490 Columbia road, on Monday, July 30. at 11:15 a. m. Renu)em High Mass at St.

Peters Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, 2-5 and 7-10 p. PALFREYIn Brookline, July 25. John Gorham, husband of Methyl Oakes Palfrey.

Funeral services at Kings Chapel on Friday. July 27, at 2 o'clock. Please omit flowers. New York and Washington papers please copy. PETTESIn- Brookline, July 28.

Helen F. Pettes, formerly of Boston, in her 85th year. Funeral services at the Arlington Street Church, Boston, on Monday, July 30. at 2 p. m.

QUINNOf Cambridge, by accident, in Plymouth. July 1945. James aged 7 years. residence 54 Plymouth se, beloved 'son of Mary Roach and James D. Quinn.

USN. Funeral from the John J. Donovan Funeral Home, 145 Otis st, Saturday, July 28, at 2 P. In. Relative); and friends invited.

ROTHE-1n Dorchester, July 28. Jennie (Kenney), beloved wife of the late. Adolph Brittle, late of 31 Alveston Jamaica Plain. Funeral from the Morrissey Brothers Funeral Home. 139.

at 9 a. In. Relatives and friends in TUMULTYIn Chestnut Hill, JitlY 28, Thomas F. of 213 Reservoir road, husband of Katherine A. (Manning).

Funeral from the Lally Funeral Home, 498 Harvard Monday morning at 8:15. Solemn Requiem Mass at water until it separates from the bones; drain and break in medium-sized pieces. Scald 1 quart of milk with 1 slice of onion and a bay leaf and strain. Melt 3 tablespoons of flour. add the flavored Milk gradually and season with pepper and salt to taste.

Butter a baking dish. fill with alternate layers of sauce and fish. sprinkle with fine bread crumbs. dot with bits of butter gnd bake until brown. Banana Souffle One cup milk, 12 cup powdered sugar, 1 egg, 1 tearpoon vanilla, 14 cup flour, 4 ripe bananas.

,2 cup heavy cream. Make soft custard by scalding the milk in the double boiler. Then add the powdered sugar, egg and flour, thoroughly mixed together: stir constantly and cook t11 thick. Add the vanilla and cool. Half fill sherbet glasses with this custard, then slice in part of a ripe banana and fill the cups with the custard.

Arrange a few more slices of bananas around the edge of the glass and put a spoonful of whipped cream in the center. Last of all, grate over the top a little chocolate. This dessert is delicious made in fluted paper baking cups. When the grated chocolate is on, it gives a perfect imitation of a cup cake. Eclipse.

Lemon Roll Beat 2 eggs yolks; add 1 cup sugar Slowly and 4 tablespoons cold water. Sift 1 cup flour with 112 teaspoons baking powder and 1,14 teaspoon salt. Add 2 egg yolks and sugar, alternating with 2 stiffly beaten egg whites. Spread very thinly on long greased pan. Bake in moderate oven about 15 minutes.

Turn out on a damp cloth sprinkled with powdered sugar. Trim hard edges and spread with filling and roll in a cloth while warm. Any kind of jelly may be used, but we prefer the following, which must be prepared before the cake, so it will be ready: Lemon FillingPut 3,4 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon cold water, 1 beaten egg. juice and rind of 1 lemon into a double boiler. Stir until it thickens.

Cool before spreading on cake. Nancy. Mock Bouillon To 1 quart canned tomatoes add 1 cup water, 2 stalks celery, 4 slices carrot, VS onion, 1 clove, a bit of mace. a little green pepper. Bring to boiling point and let simmer 15 minutes.

Strain, add salt GORF1NKLEFrank of 21 Stratton- beloved husband of Rebecca (Weinfield) and father of George, Sidney. Capt. William 1., USA, and Leo Gorfinkle. Services at his late residence, 21 Stratton Dorchester. Friday (today) at 1 p.

in. Memorial week at hip late home, 21 Stratton Dorchester. men drop the amenities of courtship as soon as the wedding is over is because they think that Thank you for the nice letter. I'd like to see another one addressed to Higher Ground. You Can Attract Another Dear JaniceThis is the first letter I have ever written to a Globe sister, so won't you welcome me? I want to try to help you if I can, as I know what it means to have an irresponsible man.

As a rule they have irresistibly good dispositions, and that is what fastens them to our hearts. But then a drastic situation needs a drastic curelike the fighting of a war. You must realize if you don't conquer the situation it will conquer you, tear your nerves to shreds. make you unlit for a responsible position or for congenial company. Naturally, we talk incessantly about those things that get us, and before you know it the sympathy of friends will become derision and evasion.

Pfc Lola Mary Daly Funeral services will be held Monday for Pfc Lola Mary Daly, WAC, 23, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Daly. 482 Main Charlestown, who died July 20 at Fort Ord, GRAHAMIn Machias, Maine.

July nth. Dorothy. beloved daughter of Herbert and Ann nrahnrn Indo nonrul and Ann Graham (nee Geary). formerly of 157 Sherman North Cambridge. Funeral from Danchy's Funeral Home.

2235 Satureav, at to a. m. Requiem High Isolasn at St, John's Church at 10:45. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours.

2-10 P. m. GREENMANIn West Newton, July 25, Rev. Walter k'olger Greenman. Interment private.

Memorial service at his home. 320 Otis West Newton, Sunday. July 29, at 2 p. m. Please do not Send flowers.

Fitchburg, Augusta, and Milwaukee, paperg please copy. GUILEIn North Beading. July 24. 1945. Itebert Kenneth Guile.

age 12 years, of Mt, Vernon mon of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Guile. FUllt.tal tietViCrn will bet held in the First Baptist Church of No. Readitul.

Friday. July 27. at 2 D. rn. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attena, Friends may call at fhe CalVirt Funeral Hume, 25 Sanborn tor.

of Woburn Thursday afternoon and evening and FridaY Until 12 noon. GRIBBENIn Wnhurn July 25 1945, Pa (Sheppard) Gribben. aged 68. Funeral services will be held at the Arthur P. Graham Funeral Home, 103 Montvale Woburn.

Saturday at 2:30. Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home Thursday and Friday evenings. Vermont papers please copy. GULESIANIn Ntattapan, July 25, Nishan Gulesian, Friends may call at the Richardson Chapel, 536 Washington Dorchester, Thursday evening and Friday. Funeral services will be private.

Please omit flowers. HAMILTONIn Dorchester. July 24, Elizabeth Hamilton of 15 Hamlet at. Funeral service at the A. E.

Long Memorial Chapel. 4 Beech corner 1979 Mass. North Cambridge, Saturday. July 28, at 2 11 M. Friends invited to attend Interment at Fern Hill Cemetery, St.

John. New Brunswick, St, John. New Brunswick. papers please copy, on Saturday, July 211. at 2 P.

in. Relatives and friends invited. HEALYIn S. Natick. the 25th, Mary daughter of the late William and Catherine (Leonard) Healy.

Funeral from her late residence, 2n4 Union on Saturday morning. July 28. at 8:30 a. Followed by a Solemn High Mass of Requiem in Sacred Heart Church at Relatives and friends reapectfully in HEFFRONIn Sherborn. Ellen see 115.

passed away July 24. sister of John E. lielarrin of Maritioro and Pafrick Heffron of Sherborn. Funeral Saturday from het home. Greenwood Sher-horn, Requiem High Mass at St.

Teresa's Chapel, Sherhorn, at 9 o'clock. Interment St, John'a CemeterY, Hopkinton. HIGGINSIn Medford. July 25. Bessie Higgins.

sister of Mrs. Rose H. Kelly. Funeral from the home of her sister, 24 Marion at. On Saturday morning at 8:15.

followed by Solemn High Mass son USNR. sort Madeline (Smith), of 57 Wordsworth st. Funeral notice later. James F. Mahoney Roxbury Post 451 VFW Members are hereby notified the death of our Gold Star Mother71Mrs an 7V1.1-(41'1'.';;:m"''rn p7pper 2 teaspoons and mean it.

I do beef- hope, Signal So here goes: try to find some- U. S. safe and sound. 9. Relatives and friends invited, Visit- ham Corner), On Saturday, JUIY 28.

Hill, that you may stay 'way UP one else to go out with. If you an offi- ing hours. 2-5. 7-10 P. in at 9:15 a.

m. High Mass of extracts. Philomel. cer but far from home His won- HORIGAN-In oh forever, an ative an rien a Potato Fluff MarY tt apart. hn uJ.

and lY 24, Jn at St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock. there guide poor were attractive to one, you will i Sha eloved of Rels fds invited. son little things like me. As I re- be attractive to another.

If worry derful wife is with (Coyne HOI'llgan 15 years. 7 11 RUST-In Winchester, July 25. Mable a nurse-stenographer an ws she Funeral from parents residence, of Fred B. Rust. formerly of Boil potatoes and mash them, member, at one time you left the has deprived you of some of your hopes to raise a large family.

11 Holmlield Saturday. July 28, Billerica. Services at the Kelley Hill for a spell, and it didn't glamour, spend a little extra time bd 11 1111! at 8:15 a. m. Requiem Mass in Se Hawes Funeral Chapel, 1 Elmwood a dding hot milk and butter or seem right.

We once looked at and must neat an clean; money at the beautician's Angela Church at 9 o'clock. Funeral Winchester, Saturday, July 28. at 1 cream 30 and seasonings. Mash pota- other than that, blind yourself to private. p.

m. an old furniture piece, and ad- and the apparel shops. It's an in- fripperies. Avoid housekeepers HUGHES-In Burlington, July 25. Joseph RYAN-Killed in action In Germany.

toes through a potato ricer, letting them fall into a baking dish so it but, I asked the dealer, vestment in happiness and peace who boast of meticulousness. We Hughes of Peach Orchard road. husband April 6, 1943, Pfc Francis C. Ryan. of Mercy Hughes nee Nickerson).

USA. beloved son of William A. and that they pile lightly. Brown sur- y. 1 appears so much more of mind.

Another man works re made of dust so why should a Services at the McLaughlin Funeral Alice (McManany) Ryan of 181 Sydney mellow than the newer pieces. wonders in helping are you to forget. little shock us? I was fussy as a PAG ET Home. 54 Pleasant Woburn. Satur- at Dorchester.

St. Highs Pro- lace in a very hot oven. Dot with etas, July 28, at 2 0 clock. Relatives Burial Mass in St a Keret chur butter and serve at once. ow do ou make it look so if even he's homely as a mud and friends invited.

Visiting hours On Monay. July 30, at 9 a. m. Relatives And he explai bride. but my good mother-in- ned that only the fence or dull as a November sky- Thursday.

7-10 is. Friday. 2-10 0. m. and friends invited.

years it had seen, and considerable he's still man. Gleaming Ivori enjoyed es. law trained me and we 76., each oreader of ther. My artment; own mother is a Martin HUSSEY-In Waltham. July 25.

Nora M. SHAW-At the Phillips House, Jule 25, buffing had produced the rich, Then, -how's your spiritual daily 'Healey). widow of Hussey. S. Arthur Shaw of Boston.

Funeral this depl servicerivate. Stuffed Carrots Funeral wil be from the home of her mellow glow on the wood: "There quota? Not only will your hell, Saturda she attained her 90th birthday last NO SHOIMENING sister. Mrs. Patrick J. KellY 77 Rich SILK-In Cambridge, July 25, Martin Six large boiled carrots, 2 is no other way to do it he re- come from without, it has a great Y.

Jule 28. at 9:15. SOlemn beloved husband of Mary V. (nee Leger) March. Her sister, my fine aunt, 14 fliah fslas of Requiem at St.

Charles' Silk. Funeral from his late home, 2 onions, 2 tablespoons salad dress- marked. I'm beginning to think way of coming from within. is 87. Page Methuselah! NO SUGAR Church Reed terraceSaturday July ment in Calwar5t 2R, a 9 he was right We Are Seven.

"Peace that passeth a under- cerneterY. at lo Inter Relatives and friends In- a. re. solemn Requiem mos Mass ar ing. salt gravy.

Hollow all Now I am in my 50s, an invalid vited to attend. friends invited. mother of Helen T. and Gertrude G. St.

John's Church at 10. Relatives and Out carrot centers and mince with you know. Well, you for five years, but I am going to be KEITH-In Belmont, July 25, Phineas, friends are invited. the onion and seasoning. Fill cen- standing, be oved hushend of Vera E.

Keith. Fu- SPETTEL-Col. Charles Arthur. U. S.

ters. with the mixture and bake Dear Neptune's Daughter-0, 1 just "have a little talk with Jesus active again. San Bonito. TIPral services at the Bigelow Chapel. love the Cape too.

Have vaca- and tell Him all about your A. A. age 20. son of Alphonse J. Mt.

Auburn cemeiere, saturdav. JulY and Marceline C. Spettel. 131 Woodcliff for nair an hour in a brown sauce. tinned there quite a letw years troubles." Try it in the morning fill 28.

at 2 n. e. Frenda mild, wg. ae heme, 60 Springfl i ield st may call at the Neton Hihlandskilled in FridItY. lion over Yugoslavia, Feb.

19. 1945. Wood Thrush. ROW but this year circumstances real early. just as you open your have altered our plans.

MAHONEY-In Dorchester. July 28, Pros-Burial, Mass Saturday. July 28. at ass We eyes. Tell Him you want og-V Jr efeefflts de-4, Helena (McShechyl, beloved wife of 1(1 a.

at Sacred Heart Church, talking of Nantucket (a place I peace in, your heart that comes the late Daniel Mahoney. Funeral from Newton Center. Ewen Acting Head of Dean have long wanted to go) but our only by knowing Him. You'll be j''21 MA 41 hr ate tesidence, 16 inson on STEPHENS-In Boston. July 26.

Arnoltia. FRANKLIN, July 26-Alexander surprised how wonderfully it I -At- Mondlay. July 30. sit 9 a. m.

Solemn Re- husband of the Isle Lillian A. (Burns), plans are not completed. I quiem High Mass at St. Aniboae and G. Sproule Ewen has been appointed acting However I shall enjoy here- orks Your mind may act like w.

ke at 10 o'clock. Relat ives and Sproulfather of Mrs Carl and rihur and Sat Arnl headmaster of Dean Academy and 1111 it At 'Mit frosnds reseectfully inhvitesd. Late Gold a. Stephene. AUSAAF.

Servicee st the od ever I go, as long as I can relax to the most contrary creature ol it, la as Star Mnther of James le. MahoneY- Short Williamsen Chap el. 17 3 BrIgh- acting pres dent of the Junior Col- the tune of the incoming tide, or can think of. and try to go the lioxburY Pnst 45,,,7 V. I.

and Amens ton av, Allston, Saturday, Juiy 28. at i 111 1 mad Gold Star mothers. 11 a. m. Visiting hours or to just sit and dream, of the gone, then the worry will de- FriclaY.

4 to 9 lege, Victor A. Friend, president of take long walks along the beach, opposite way, but the sting will MeDFSRMOTT-In Weymouth. July 23. vs rie a) mit .4 Iii. .4 Emma (Peterson).

beloved wife of boar orusees, announced to- SWEENEY-In thig the 28ths Annie, the board trustees, day I shall live in a cottage on a crease and emit away like Sum- -Iiit 4 -r petr McDermntt. Funeral from her John blue water. mer clouds in an azure sky of day. Ewen replaces Earle S. Wallace, high hill, overlooking tato borne.

II Richmond SeturdaY at aughter of he late ames and has been given a year's leave swaraty (nee Twoomey), formeranly 830 a. pl. High Mass of Requiem in the FiniMP, Field. Banteer. County Cmk.

V's Sunshine or storm, I love it all. peace. Evangel. acred Heart Church at, 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited.

Ireland, Funeral from the Crosby 01 absence. Memorial. 867 Beacon at. (near Park Makes EVENING DEATH NOTICES Sgt Joseph H. Gif McDONOUGH-In Dorchester.

Jule 26 Drive. on Monday morning at 8:15 Mary (McDonotight. beloved wife of o'clock. Followed be a Solemn Mass the late John C. McDonough.

Funera of Requiem in St. Cecilia's Church. at 9 t)! 1 RECENT DEATHS (' 10 WONDEIIFUL WAFFLES from her late home, 500 Ashmont at, o'clock. Relatives and friends are in- ANDERSON--Of 82 Everdean nor- INIonday. Julv so.

at 8 a. rn. followed sited. Inter nt St. Joseph's.

Calling chester. July 25. John husband of A pro-burial mass will be cele- Just the thing for by olemn High Requiem Isfass in St. hours. 2-5 and 7-10 p.

m. the late Anna M. Anderson. Serviees at MRS. HELEN MAHONEY, 80.

MEATLESS MEALS Ann's Church at 9. Relataves and THOMPSON-In Duxbury. July 26, the Granstrom Funeral Home, 196 War sa brated tomorrow in St. Theresa's Gold Star Mother. At Dorchester.

rc. Sfriends are respectfully invited to at- George husband of Etta tWeaton) ren se, Roxbury. on Saturday at 2 Ch Water- tire RAYMOND M. ODELL. general 'IN Cp tend.

Thompson. aged 74 years. Funeral serve o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. MEAGHER-In Chestnut Hill.

Newton, July 25, inemerly of Milton. Francis kiss at the Shepherd Funeral Centre sts Kingston, on Calling hours, 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. in. town. at 8 a.

in. BROOKINGS-In huand the 20-y Brookline. July 27 )' I sse.ciretary of Salem Y. M. C.

A. At 4. A I 41,,,, .4, beloved hustler's! of Kitt herine A. 28, at a. Interment in MaYflower Come- 1045.

Joseph 0.. beloved sb ei ern. fo, r. ear- ri son of Mr. and -Xik-f Meagher (nee Barry).

Funeral from erv, Dux bilry LlicY P. Brankingso Kelley). of 1 a his late residence. 40 Mayflower road, TODD-In term, Jule 26. Anna Will- 126 Cypress et.

Funeral service' in the Mrs. Joseph Gil- ti 4.4..?;i4 FRANK L. DECKER, 73, who re- lem- arid friends ch 5 9 Satuiday morning Solemn Rentlieln tont. wife of Patrick A. Tudd.

NS at Si. Tendais' Chin invited. ne Bostn will be held from her late resit en 8:15 Solemn Requiem High Masa at ral John LacY Funeral Home, 7 fier- ce, vard Monday afternoon. July 30, spectfully invited. Late starter or the a foil the 1.

cen received the 50-year veteran' WT14: jewel of the C(tilleise. at 9:30 o'cloek. Re latives 19'2 Euclid Lynn, on Saturdey at at 2 ri. m. Relatives and friends are re- Joseph H.

St. Plus' Church at 9 o'clock, Relatives GIf 1 kll 010 1 cm i in -rei North Reading. Masonic order At MINOT-In Newton, July 25. Lilla Rs Boston Elevated liallwaY. JOHN J.

CASS, 51, garage pro- widow of William H. Minot. age 80 and friends invited. action over Ger. 4 DALY-In Hyde bl Park.

Juwife ly 26. of Dni Mary J. Years, Funeral services at the Forsyth TOOMEY-In Cambridge, JulY 25. Ella M. (nee Lynch).

eoveens etor. At Topsfield. pri Chapel. Forest Hills Cemetery, on Fri- (Moran) Toome al Funral frm of 55 Magazine se, day, July 27, at 3 v. m.

Relatives and wife of the late Dennis H. ToomeY. F. Dys eoe, Birchcroft road, off of Bl rsidence 51 ake st, Mon- many last DR. PETER HENRY WOOD, 76, ls on At for 50 years a dentist in Al day.

July 30, at 8:15 a. m. Requiem First reportecl-- MUNROF-Of East Plosion, died surldenty Toomey. Funeral from the Daniel F. Hik Mas i St Jeh July 25.

iis Naval Hospital, Camp PerrY. 'Brie Funeral Home. 907 Mass. ate, sn osp' a tember. .1 on kg missing in action All sr, 9 a.

m. Relatives and fris endhurch tt ed. Virginia JOSePh age 18, AS USN, Saturdnay at 8 a. m. Requiem High Formerly of Dorcheeter.

i 1 el I 1 was a 46.41. TIRO I r-ols Mama sit thp AlougAptl Sarrarnant vs, 11 a of Requiem in St. Clement's Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited, Visiting hours. 2-5.

7-10 p. tn. HORIGANIn Mattapan. July 24, John beloved son of John J. and MarY (Coyne HOI'llgittl 15 years.

7 11 days. Funeral from parents residence. 11 Holmfie Id Saturday. July 28, at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem Mass in St. Angela.s Church at 9 o'clock. Funeral private. HUGHESIn Burlington, July 25, Joseph Hughes of Peach Orchard road. husband of Mercy 1-111CheS nee Nickerson).

Services at the McLaughlin Funeral Home. 54 Pleasant Woburn. SaturdaN'. July 28. at 2 o'clock.

Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Thursday. 7-10 is. Friday. 2-10 0.

m. HUSSEYIn Waltham. July 25, Nora M. 'Healey), widow of Martin Hussey. Funeral will be from the home of her sister.

Mrs. Patrick J. Kelly, 77 Rich Saturday. July 28. at 9:15.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Charles' Church at in. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. KEITHIn Belmont, July 25.

Phineas, beloved hushand of Vera E. Keith. Funeral services at the Bigelow Chanel. Mt. Auburn Cemetery.

Saturday. July 28. at 2 n. m. Friends may call at the home, 60 Springfield Frith-1Y.

MAHONEYIn Dorchester, July 28, Helena McSheehyl, beloved wife of the late Daniel Mahoney. Funeral from her late tesidence, 16 Vinson on Monday. July 30. at 9 a. m.

Solemn Requiem High MASA at St. Ambrose Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully Late Gold Star Mother of James F. Mahoney-Roxbury Post 45,7 V. and Amer-, ican Gold Star Mothers.

Weymouth. July 25. Frnma (Peterson). beloved wife of Peter McDermott. Funeral from her late home.

II Richmond Saturday at 830 a. iti. High Mass of Requiem in the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. McDONOUGHIn Dorchester, July 26 Mary beloved wife of the late John C.

McDonough. Funera from her late home, 500 Ashmont tit Monday. July 3(4 at 8 a. m. followed by Solemn High Requiem Mass in St.

Ann's Church at 9. Relataves and friends are respectfully invited to attend. MEAGHERIn Chestnut Bill. July 25, inemerly of Milton. Francis beloved husband of Katherine A.

Meagher (nee Rarry), Funeral from his late residence. 40 Mayflower rosid, Salm dila mooting Solemn Requiem Mass at Si. latimtlits' Church. Boston College. at 9.30 o'clock.

Relatives arid friends invited. MINOTIn Newton, July 25. Lille widow of William H. Minot. age 80 years.

Funeral services at the Forsyth Chapel. Forest Hills Cemetery, on Friday, July 27, at 3 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. MUNROEOf East Boston, died suddenly July 25.

in Naval Hospital, Camp Perry. Virginia, Joseph age 18. AS, USN. beloved of Joseph Munroe, CHM, Stoughton Dorchester (near Up-hams Corner), on Saturday, July 28,, at 0:18 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. RUSTIn Winchester, July 25. Mable widow of Fred B.

Rust. formerly of Billerica. Services at the Kelley Hawes Funeral Chapel, I Elmwood Winchester, Saturday, July 28. at 130 p. m.

RYANKilled In action in Germany, Aoril 8, 1945, Pfc Francis C. Ryan. USA. beloved son of William A. and Alice (McManany) Ryan of 181 Sydney at Dorchester.

Solemn High Pro-Burial Mass in St. Margaret's on Monday. July 110, at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

SHAWAt the Phillips House, July 25, S. Arthur Shaw of Boston. Funeral services private. SILKIn Cambridge, July 25, Martin beloved husband of Mary V. (nee Leger) Silk.

Funeral from his late home, 2 Reed terrace, Saturday. July 28, at 9 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church at 10.

Relatives and friends are invited. SPETTELCol. Charles Arthur, U. S. A.

A. age 20. son of Alphonse J. and Marceline C. Snettel, 1151 Woodcliff road, Newton Highlands, killed in action over Yugoslavia, Feb.

19. 1945. Pro-Burial Mass Saturday. July( 28. at 10 a.

at Sacred Heart Church, Newton Center. STEPHENSIn Boston. July 2(3. Arnold husband of the late Lillian A. and father of Mrs.

Carl G. Sproule Sproul. and Arthur L. and Sat Arnold G. Stephens.

USAAF. Services at the Short Williamson Chanel, 173 'Irish-, ton Attston, Saturday, July 28. at 11 a. ou Visiting hours Friday, 4 to 9 P. tn.

SWEENEYIn this etty. the 2lithr Annie, daughter of the late James sind Johanns Sweeney (nee TwoomeY), formerly of Finime Field. Banteer, County Cork, Ireland, Funeral from the Crosby Memorial, 867 Beacon at, (near Park Drive). on Monday morning at 8:15 o'clock. Followed by a Solemn Mass of Requiem in St.

Cecilia's Church. at 9 o'cloek. Relatives and friends are in oiled. Interment St. Joseph's.

Calling hours. 2-5 and 7-10 tr. m. THOMPSONIn Duxbury. July 26, George husband of Etta twestont Thompson.

aged 74 years. Funeral services at the Shepherd Funeral Home, Centre at. Kingston, on Saturday. July 28. at 3.

Interment in Mayflower Cemetery, Duxbury, TODDIn Lynn, July 25, Anna Tt4, wife of Patrick A. Tudd. neral will he held from her late re5ic1 ence, 192 Euclid Lynn. on Saturday at Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Pius' Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. TOOMEYIn Cambridge, July 25. Ella M. (Moran) Toomey of 55 Magazine Wife of the late Dennis H. Toomey, mother of Helen T.

and Gertrude G. Toomey. Funeral from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home, 907 Mass. Saturday at 8 a.

m. Requiem High Mass at the Blessed Sacrament Church and pcpper and 2 teaspoons beef. extracts. Philomel. Potato Fluff Boil potatoes and mash them, adding hot milk and butter or cream and seasonings.

Mash potatoes through a potato ricer, letting them fall into a baking dish so that they pile lightly. Brown surface in a very hot oven. Dot with butter and serve at once. Gleaming Ivories. Stuffed Carrots Six large boiled carrots, 2 onions, 2 tablespoons salad dressing.

salt, pepper; gravy. Hollow out carrot centers and mince with the onion and seasoning. Fill centers with the mixture and bake tor hale an hour in a brown sauce. Wood Thrush. Ewen Acting Head of Dean FRANKLIN, July 26Alexander C.

Ewen has been appointed acting headmaster of Dean Academy and acting president of the Junior College, Victor A. Friend, president of the board of trustees, announced today. Ewen replaces Earle S. Wallace, who has been given a year's leave of absence. EVENING DEATH NOTICES ANDERSONOf 112 Everdean Dorchester.

July 25. John husband of the late Anna M. Anderson. Services at the Granstrom Funeral Home, 196 Warren Roxbury. on Saturday at 2 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours, 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. in. BROOKINGSIn Brookline. July 27 1945, Joseph beloved husband oi Lucy P.

Bnokingy ((nee Kelley. 126 Cypress th Funeral service' in the John H. Lacy Funeral Home, 7 Harvard Monday afternoon. July 30, at. 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Late starter tor the Boston Elevated liallwaY. DALXIn Hyde Park. July 26.

Mary J. (nee Lynch). beloved wife of Dennis F. Daly. Funeral from residence, 51 Birchcrcdt road, off of Blake Monday.

July 30, at 3:15 a. in. Requiem High Mass in St. Joseph's Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Formerly of Dorchester. and mean it. I do hope, Signal Hill, that you may stay 'way up there forever, and guide poor little things like me. As I remember, at one time you left the Hill for a spell, and it didn't seem right.

We once looked at an old furniture piece, and admired it so, but, I asked the dealer, "Why, it appears so much more mellow than the newer pieces, how do you make it look so?" And he explained that only the years it had seen, and considerable buffing had produced the rich, mellow glow on the wood: "There is no other way to do it" he remarked. rm beginning to think he was right! We Are Seven. Dear Neptune's Daughter-0, I love the Cape too. Have vacationed there quite a few years now, but this year circumstances have altered our plans. We're talking of Nantucket (a place I have long wanted to go) but our plans are not completed.

However, I shall enjoy where-ever I go, as long as I can relax to the tune of the incoming tide, or take long walks along the beach, or to just sit and dream, of the day I shall live in a cottage on a high hill, overlooking blue water. Sunshine or storm, I love it all, Sgt Joseph H. Gilfoil A pro-burial mass will be celebrated tomorrow in St. Theresa's Church, Water- town, at 8 a. m.

for the 20-yea r- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Josegh Gil- 4.4 foil, the late Joseph H. "dst Gilfoil, killed in o'fin 7- action over Ger- many last .16. tember.

First reported' 301.g:: 0' A missing in action 4'1 Gilf oil was a So here goes: try to find someone else to go out with. If you were attractive to one, you will be attractive to another. If worry has deprived you of some of your glamour, spend a little extra time and money at the beautician's and the apparel shops. It's an investment in happiness and peace of mind. Another man works wonders in helping you to forget, if even he's homely as a mud fence or dull as a November sky he's still ea.

man. Then, liow's your spiritual quota? Not only will your help come from without, it has a great way of coming from within. "Peace that passeth all understanding," you know. Well, you just "have a little talk with Jesus and tell Him all about your troubles." Try it in the morning real early, just as you open your eyes. Tell Him you want that peace in your heart that comes only by knowing Him.

You'll be surprised how wonderfully it works. Your mind may act like the most contrary creature you can think of. and try to go the opposite way, but the sting will be gone, then the worry will decrease and float away like Summer clouds in an azure sky of peace. Evangel. RECENT DEATHS MRS.

HELEN MAHONEY, 80, Gold Star Mother. At Dorchester. RAYMOND M. ODELL, general secretary of Salem Y. M.

C. A. At Salem. FRANK L. DECKER, 73, who re.

cently received the 50-year veteran's jewel of the Masonic order. At North Reading. JOHN J. CASS, 51, garage proprietor. At Topsfield.

DR. PETER HENRY WOOD, 76, for 50 years a dentist in Allston. At Allston. U. S.

safe and sound. an officer, but far from home. His wonderful wife is with him. She was a nurse-stenographer and she hopes to raise a large family. We must be neat and clean; other than that, blind yourself to fripperies.

Avoid housekeepers who boast of meticulousness. We are made of dust so why should a little shock us? I was fussy as a bride. but my good mother-in-law trained me and we enjoyed each other. My own mother is a daily reader of this department; she attained her 90th birthday last March. Her sister, my fine aunt, is 87.

Page Methuselah! Now I am in my 50s, an invalid for five years, but I am going to be active again. San Bonito. It's Cooling! Makes' WONDERFUL WAFFLES Just the thing for MEATLESS MEALS whos)xiiocKwAntribMirtold IP I Can Now Say "Good Luck 9 Dear Signal HillYour letter to Higher Ground was an inspiration to me. I don't suppose I am alone in that experience, as everything you say seems so straight from the heart. When you write ''We have had our chance in Life: they must have theirs, God willing." it was as an answer to my weighted thoughts.

We do get to taking so much for granted, don't we? Because my younger brother had just written me that he has met a girl on the other side, and seems so attached, and settled down, over there, it was hard for me to take. Our one thought and prayer all Winter was for his safe delivery, and his return home. We forgot entirely that he might have other plans. Well, since your letter, I can lift up my chin and say "good luck!" graduate of l'SGT ILFORD Watertown High School and attended Boston College for a term before entering the armed forces. He was in the Army for 21.4 years and overseas for six Jul' 20, 1943.

Daly. WAC. holovcri T. and Lola AL from her home. Monday at S.

Solemn Reouiem in St. Francis 9 a. Relatives invited. plane crash nver ft, Cane Frederick U. S.

97th Infantry husband of Elizabeth Needham and son Frederick Deacon of service at the Congregational Cbtirch. Saturday July 28. at and friends invited. Eastman-1915 mass for the r- of Lt. John E.

of the ASAIIMn Hill, Hull, at 1:30 a. m. WIN'S and smiling pleasure to recall. word fnr each by all. by Mother.

Dad, family. Ga11agher-1915 mass for the reheat at Church of the Harrison Raturdav. July 28. at remembered by Gallagher. 8ister Gallagher.

Brother MacDougall, Friend Lang, Friend 1944Sands-1915 mite will he celebrated Church, Concord for the rennet of M. Sande, Ju Ir a. m. In In Villt her husband, 1'rescott-1915 sat children MEMORY Major, V.R.À. 144ft Information Wide Price Estimates Range Non-Sectarian Local Suburban Distant Erglasalggenamalimmanameeasuaga re There ere no disfances in our, I Service.

Crosby renders Crosby 1 Service anywhere. 1 oervice anywnere. And we remind of Crosby's Policy of Pre-dot Cost S. 1 PLOYEns 6- i A A.e.,,,,..v4-7,7.f. i A I 124Tremont St.

1.18.431 I Approonate Arrangement for runerals Wooers' Te3ephetne EIGelt)tt etA00 VI wALIvvr ST NEWTONVILLE Greater BeAttnIt's Moat tellable Florae hast man-V31-5 mass tor the r- of Lt. John E. ef the ASAM IIn Hill, Hull, at 7:30 s. m. WIN'S and smiling pleasure to recall.

word ter each by ill by Mother. Dal, family. Ga1lagher-1915 ma ss for the res at Church of the i Harrison asturdaY. July 28. be at remembered Gallagher.

taster Gallagher. Brother MacDougall. Friend Lang, Friend 194-1-Sands-19-15 mass will he Church. Concord for the retinae of M. Sandti, JOT s.

m. In loving her Prescott-1915 children MEMORY Major, USA. Iota tf--------------- ec-- '4' 1 (fl I i sse, CA. "mesessseeeee) 447 inlormation Estimates Wide Price Range i Inlorn Local Atrolativfmtrtirer ti are no There clisfances In our I Service. Crosby renders Crosby I Service anywhere.

i An we remn rosy ocy id Cb' Pli of Pre -determining Costs. 4 r. )1 41 1 i. I I I 1 torprri ir ---gl enr. r-p "44: 1 FiEn TELEGRAPHED ED lov loof I i 1 1 -10-, ea.0 I 4 s' I A 124 remont St.

1.18.4311 1 1 Appropriate Arrangements for Funerals Wooers BIGelew MOO VI A Llvvr NEWTONVILLE Greeter SeAttnIt's Moat Sellable Florae 1 i 1 I 1 A Firm I of mina at a crciock. twit- t.amoriatte. July a-t miss oeration llton, alifornia, following an p. appe ar i uniform at her late residenee fives and friends era resOcctfullY Invited Catherine Haley of 48 Pratt t- As r. Do rchester ti on Sunno day to attend Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 tistner of Ellen Haley of Cambridge.

A requiem high mass will be cele- WARGALISIn m. slime THEO RE ru oral Saturd morning 8 clock brated in St. Francis de Sales Tu. KITELER. Cotomander.

ANTHONY De- South Boston. July 25, fr i the Muldlion I' 1.11 300 PALNIA. Adjutant. John of 430 E. 7th belov James F.

Colby ed Muanrket at. Briguitton.Uatel8a taciomcke' Yu- Church at 9 o'clock and burial will IL I JA 11 THE CHARI husband of lite late Eva Wargallat neral High Mass et St. AnthonY's Church A pro-burial mass for James F. Funeral from the Zaletskas Funeral be in Oak Grove Cemetery, Medford. TABLE IRISH SOCIETY Home, 544 Broadway, Saturday at 8 a.

Welt Mass of Ilettutern at St. at 9 o'clock. Burial in old Mt Auburn Cemetery. Reletives and friend's InviCed. Church, North Pfc Daly attended Charlestown High School and enlisted in the 1 OUNDHO 1737 l'eter (Lithlisolutt) hurch st a JALKANEN-1n Not wood.

July 27, lillma, WO Conception o'cloct( LOitply will be sling at the Immacu- and friend invited. wile of Alex Jelkanen. in her 62d Year. cumbridge, July 31, at WAC Nov. 16.

1943. She was A Notice Is letitelftitlY given of tkie death NMI Fit 1 .1 PI 1 .1 1 20 1945 Sri vic ot I 1 1 I residence. 30 amatte it 1 I a ler a Irs I.t son of Mr. and A professional acrobatic and tap fellow member Mr. Frank Fu erill ti pervicen will held Jhn Jr belovd hie.band 1e Cnev ve moot it SundaY, July 29, at 2:30.

1 get It Colby of Magnolia st. dancer. besides her parents she Weiler, Funeral from Charlestown. 3 If 24 (1 ti Ignalituk Church. Boston Colleue, In Is resicieuce, 23 Hound Hill atur- action in Arlington, was killed in 'SI "'I nt 1 hiav jtilv 20 at 8:15 a.

In So em Iliah 3itinest Infant son 0 Patrick and leaves two brothers. GM2c John I. twItlAm, .1 Brie. Gen- Presi- icatherlite .1. Morseatt thee Doherty).

Burma nit July 9. SC IE I(3) it ss! -t i Tame i .1 and Edwina 11. Dal). dent, DAVIT) KEOHAN, SecretarY, liu front his late home. 32 lierverd .1.

0 o'clock. lie alive and ends Saturday, JtilY 28, at 2 ni. Relit- Ile enlisted in the Royal Canadian Wol cott amp 23 IN i invited. Lail) member of the I. B.

T. W. WHITEIn Maldn. July 25, Elizabeth tives and friends are kindly invited. OLIVE I Le i .1 I 2 Manuel as amp, I I 1 I I White, beloved sister of John White.

Mann, July 8, anue Air Force in December, 1941, served officer until August 't 1944, Beverly oger an Made a flight cer un i us i In Belmont, July 28, Phineas Keith, Funeral from his 21 Hamlet Sears al 8 a. in. (Conchnho Oliver. Sears Oliver, beloved husband of Mars err (if Battery K. First Mass.

niece, Saturday, July in the Church of at. Funeral from the James F. Mc .) 610 Waltham A when he transfed to the United Lieutenant in Nav Heavy Artillery. Funeral front his late frmerlY -H- Pflutem High Ms Mc- States Army Air Corps as a first home, 60 Springfield elmont, B. satur- the.

Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Bela- Carthy Memorial Home, 80 Bedford day at 2 e. rri. Services at Mount Auburn tives and friends kindly invited. lowed by Sol a on Monday morning at 8 o'clock.

lieutenant in the 550th night fighter BEVERLY, July 27-Edwin Ak. 9 al Cambridge. U. S. W.

V. serv- WILLIAMIIn Dorchester. July 23. eino High Mass of Re- squadron. hu Before his enlistment he 101-i hi ices at late home.

Friday at 8 tn. Etorna wife of the lte piarles Qutem at St: btriter crh at 9 kson on of Mr. and Mrs. Sven Boston El was en employee of the os on e- Adolf Erickson, 24 Lyman has IJAMES D. OTIS, Commander; HARRY It Williams of 99 Harvard a at.

Funeral o'clock a Relatives and friends invited. BAZIN. Adjutant. servicessat the Richardson Chapel, 538 calling hours. 3 to 3,1 am vated Railway.

been promoted to the rank, atitata Washinto7 r. Dnpi Friday, COFF RAJuly 27. Barpet of 4 Ronald Besides his parents, Lt Colby lieutenant (Junior grade) in the rnanicure NEWTON COUNCIL, NO. 161, K. OF C.

111 1.h Bath. pavers leaves four brothers, George, Arthur, U. S. Navy. He is now on duty in "1.

4, I Ille 0I r. We regret to announce the death of please copy. Silverstein. Sgt Samuel. USA; Hyman Bart and William, all of Cambridge.

the Pacific area. iJ drying brother FRANK T. MEAGHER. Member. WILLIAMSIn Duxbury.

July' 25. Russell and Myer Racolf. Services at the Stanet, A member of the Naval R. O. T.

C. Tillinghast, husband of Marione (Me- 5 Yu are requested to meet at his home. I Chapel. 1 0 Washington nera ha 1 Mayflower road. Chestnut Hill, Friday Intosh) Williams of Needham.

Service Grove Hall. Dorchester. Sunday. July for three years while attending I ev BOY. G.

JOHN at 8 esclnck. MARTIN E. CON- at the Eaton Funeral Home, 1331 High- 29 at 10 a. in. Relatives and friends Frank Gorfinkle Tufts College engineering school.

7:, 28, Memorial week at her late rest- Frank Gorfinkle, 71, proprietor of he was commissioned an ensign In land av Needham, Saturday, July invited. at 2 p. in. Belatt vited. Please omit flowers.

'Yes and friends in- dence. Gorfinkle Sons furniture store, 1 February, 1944. He was well-known 11 ep Dr) 1 Well neon J. Hall, U. S.

Marine Corns i A rnonth's mind High Mass at 8 a Church. Roxbury. "Greater love IVOODIn Allston, July 25, Dr, Peter H. hushand of Alice L. (Heath) Wood ot 23 North Beacon st.

Services at the TIBBITTS--In Boston, July 27. 1945, Mary i Jane Ormond, wife of Lt Armand Tib- bitts daughter of James and the League and Tufts late Rose Teal Ormond and niece of 1080 Blue Hill Dorchester, died morning at his home, this 12 Stratton as a baseb 11 1 a ayer, pi in or the American )1 InalArnno man than he who lays down Short Williamson Charlet, 173 Mrs. Carl Peaselee. Mrs. Albert Murphy 91., Dorchester.

Scrvices were being flail g4talttd -77 i liege teams. ton av Allston, Saturday, July 2A. at, 4 cL I -I' '9 4-4ta 4 his life for his friends" Mother Y. is CO er and Miss Theresa Ormond. Funeral will held this afternoon at his home.

I I. 6 arid two aunts. Visiting hours Friday 3 to' a m. take place from her late residence, 67 Mayo Greenwich. leaves his-Nvile, Rebecca, four ")- fpe01 1944JOHNI CURLEYI94 of Robert Briggs Worthington.

Burial Requiem at St. Mary's Church at 10 u- IVORTHINGTONIn Truro. Mimi, widow morning at 9:30. Solemn High Mass of sons, George and ap 1 lam stationed line W'll Sidney of Brook- 'sit4t Iwith 4, i There will be a first Anniversary services at the Briggs Burying Ground, o'clock. and Leo the Army at Fort Devens 0.

i to Memorial Mass far the repose of the Pembroke, Saturday, July 28, at.3 M. 6' to John J. urle. at 7 a. m.

Jul Please omit flowers. soul Brighton-Allston Post, No. 11, A. 4 1, Da iosrtcehne II -r ter, four 128,1945, at St. Patrick's Church, RoxburY.

YUKOBIn LYnn, July 25, Myrtle E. brothers 1 eanclfone Av. beloved wife of Peter Yukob and We regret to announce the death of k. 6o I sit ax 1 THE UNVEILING OF A MEMORIAL daughte of Albert and Margaret Crow- FOR THE LATE Comrade John J. Collins.

a veteran of ley. formerly of East Boston. Penos- World War H. Legion ritual Flidayt JU1Y ing et residence, 19 Warren at. Lynn.

27 at 8:9 at the 'J. Sullivan 0 We- A number of desert sheep In to- 0 filpartart 0 vada have transplanted to 1,,. '44b4i)e't 111 JOSEPH KERR until Saturday at 8:15 a. m. 'Solemn letIneral Ifoill'e.

60 Market I of Gloucester. Mass, will be held on Requiem Mass at st. Mars'. Funeral Masa at 10 a. Saturday.

dr ng recently in an attempt Sunday, July 29 at a rt. m. at the scroll Church at a o'clock, Relatives and July 28, at tity. Columbk.ille.s Church: tei bui ld op (,.. erds of the animals frs of jacob's Cemetery, Danverg.

Maw. friends are respectfully invited to FRAIstelS E. Commander. Relatives and- friends invited. tend.

EDWARD A. THGOEts Adjutant. i the latter state rt Ai lag Helena Mahoney and are requested to appear In uniform at her late residenre, Pi Vinson bt Dorchester. on Sunday. July 29.

at 8 n. m. Signed. THEODORE T. Mil LER Commander; ANTHONY De FALMA.

Adjutant. THE CHARITABLE IRISH SOCIETY I ouNimt) 1737 Notice teettlfutly 'Elven nt death hurch, itraitnn Cnileue, nn MOI fling et o'cliwk. Brie. Gen- PrePd- dent; DAVIT) A KIKOHAN SecteterY Roger Wolcott Camp, No, 23, Us Si W. V.

1 In Belmont, July 28, Bhineas Keith, formerlY of Battery K. First Mass. Heavy Artillery. Funeral front his late home. 60 Springfield Saturday at 2 p.

in. Services at Mount Auburn 1 Crematory, Cambridge. U. S. W.

V. services at his late home. Friday at 8 v. sn. 1 JAMES D.

OTIS, Commander; HARRY H. HAZIN. Adjutant. NEWTON COUNCIL, NO. 161, K.

OF C. We regret to announce the death of brother FRANK T. MEAGHER. Members are requested to meet at his home. 40 Mayflower road.

Chestnut Hill, Friday evening, at 8 cselnek. MARTIN E. CON ROY. G. JOHN A.

MINTON. Reed. Wellington J. Hall, U. S.

Marine Corns A trionth's mind High Mass at 8 a. Mission Church. Rrixbury. "Greater love hath no man than he who lays down his life for his By his Mother and two aunts. I944JOHN 1 CURLEY-1945 There will be a first Anniversary Memorial Mass for the repose of the soul Of John J.

Curley at 7 a. m. July 128, 1945, at St. Patrick'', Church, Roxbury. THE UNVEILING OF A MEMORIAL FOR THE LATE incrini upon THE UNVEILING OF A MEMORIAL FOR THE LATE JOSEPH KERR of Gloucester.

will be held on Sunday, July 22 at 2 v. m. at the Sons of Jacob's Cemetery. Danvers. Mass.

Relatives and' friends invited. Lawrence Church at 9 o'clock, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. WARGALISIn South Boston, July 25, John of 430 E. 7th beloved husband of the late Eva Wargalts, Funeral from the Zaletskag Funeral Home, 544 Broadway, Saturday at 8 a.

in, WW1 Mass of Requiem at St. Peter's (Lithuanian) Church at 0 n'elock. Itelatives and friends invited. Jamaica Plain, JUIN, 2a. 1945, JOkiti beloved husband Genevieve h41-fentiellyt Weiler, Funeral from is reslcieoce, 23 tiond Hill pit, Satur- aw, 211, at 8:15 a.

in, Solemn High Ma 004 ilt the Blessed Sacrament Church at. o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Late member of the 1. B.

T. WH1TEIn Malden. July 25, Elizabeth White, beloved sister of John White. Funeral from his home, 21 Hamlet place. Saturday July 28th, at 8 a.

tn. Requiem High Mass in.the Church of the- Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. WILLIAMSIn Dorchester. 'July 25.

Emma wife of the late Charles H. Williams of 99 Harvard at. Funeral servicessat the Richardson Chapel 538 Washington Dorchester, on Friday. July 27. at 2 p.

tn. Friends may call at the chapel. Bath, papers please copy. WILLIAMSIn Duxbure, July 25, Russell Tillinghast, husband of Martorte (McIntosh) Williams of Needham. Service at the Eaton Funeral Home, 1331 Highland av Needham, Saturday, July 28, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers. WOODIn Allston, July 25, Dr. Peter husband of Alice L.

(Heath) Wood of 23 North Beacon st. Services at the Short Williamson Chapel, 173 Brighton Allston, Saturday, July 28. at, 1:30 p. m. Visiting hours Friday 3 to 9 m.

WORTHINGTONIn Truro. Mims, widow of Robert Briggs Worthington. Burial services at the Briggs Burying Ground, Pembroke, Saturday, July 28, at 3 tr, M. Please omit flowers. YUKOBIn Lynn, July 25, Myrtle beloved wife of Peter Yukob and daughter of Albert and Margaret Crowley, formerly of East Boston.

Reposing at residence, 19 Warren at. Lynn. until Saturday at 8:15 a. in. Solemn High Requiem Mass at St.

MarY's Church at 9 O'clock, Relatives and frIends resnectfulIY Invited- to at-. tend. HALEYIn Cambridge. July 27. Miss Catherine Haley of 48 Pratt Allston, sister of Ellen Haley of Cambridge.

Funeral Saturday morning at 8 o'clock from the Muldoon Funeral Home, 300 Market Brighton, at 8 o'clock. Funeral High Mass at St. AnthonY's Church at 9 o'clock. Burial in Old Mt. Auburn Cemetery.

Relative' and friends invited, JALKANEN In Norwood. July 27, Itilmit, wile of Alex Jalkanen. in her 62d Services at her late residence. 30 Trewont SUIWNY July 29, at 2:30. Charlestewn, July 211.

James 1., litlent son ot Patrick 1. anti icatherbie Morseati (nee polIortY). Funeral front his late home. 32 Harvard Saturday, July 28, at 2 ni. Roletives and friends are kindly invited.

OLIVERIn Lexington, July 26, Manuel 'Sears Oliver, beloved husband of Mary (Condinho) Oliver. of 610 Waltham A St. Funeral from the James F. McCarthy Memorial Home, 80 Bedford on Monday morning at 8 o'clock. followed by a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St.

Brigid's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours. 3 to 11 D. in.

RACOFFJuly 37. Barnet of 4 Ronald Dorchester. beloved husband of Bessie (Fishman) and devoted father of Rose Silverstein. Set Samuel. USA; Hyman and Myer Racolf.

Services at the Stanet, sky Funeral Chapel, 10 Washington Grove Hall. Dorchester. Sunday, July 29, at 10 a. in. Relatives and friends invited.

Memorial week at her late resi dence. TIBBITTSIn Boston, July 27, 1945, Mary Jane Ormond, wife of Lt Armand 'ribbing daughter of James and the late Rose Teal Ormond and niece of Mrs. Carl Peaselee. Mrs. Albert Murphy and Miss Theresa Ormond.

Funeral will take place from her late residence, 67 Mayo Greenwich. morning at 9:30. Solemn High Mass of Reouiem at St. Mary's Church at 10 o'clock. Brighton-Allston Post, A.

We regret to announce the death Of Comrade John J. Collins. a veteran of World War IL Legion ritual Flidayt AO? 27 at o. at the J. I' Sullivan Funeral Home.

60 Market at runeral Mass at 10 a. Saturday. July 2g. at t. 4- Columhkules Chute FRANCIS E.

Commander; EDWARD A. THGOEfb Adjutant. months. James F. Colby A pro-burial mass for James F.

Colby will be sung at the Immaculate Conception Church, North Cambridge, July 31, at 9 o'clock, Colby, son of Mr. and Mrs. George It. Colby, Of 38 Magnolia at, Arlington, was killed in action in Burma oo July 9. lie enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1941, served as a flight officer until August.

1944, when rie transferred to the United States Army Air Corps as a first lieutenant in the 550th night fighter squadron. Before his enlistment he was en employee of the Boston Elevated Railway. Besides his parents, Lt Colby leaves four brothers, George, Arthur, Bart and William. all of Cambridge. Frank Gorfinkle Frank Gortinkle, 71, proprietor of Gorfinkle Az Sons furniture store, 1080 Blue Hill Dorchester, died this morning at his home, 12 Stratton Dorchester.

Services were being held this afternoon at his home. lett, nein Inis aurrnoon He leaves his-wife. Rebecca, four sons, George and Sidney of Brookline, Capt William stationed with the Army at Fort I5evens, and Leo Gorfinkle of Dorchester, four brothers and one sister. A number of desert sheep in Is le-1 vada have been transplanted to Wyoming recently in an attempt to build up herds of the animals in the latter state. California, following an operation.

A requiem high mass will be celebrated in St. Francis tie Sales Church at 9 o'clock and burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery, Medford. Pfc Daly attended Charlestown High School and enlisted in the WAC Nov. le. 1943.

She was a professional acrobatic and tap dancer, Besides her parents she leaves two brothers. GM2c John and Edward F. Daly. Beverly Man Made Lieutenant in Navy BEVERLY, July 27-Edwin A. Erickson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sven Adolf Erickson, 24 Lyman has been promoted to the rank, of lieutenant (Junior grade) in the U. S. Navy. He is now on duty in the Pacific area.

A member of the Naval R. O. T. C. for three years while attending Tufts College engineering school.

he was commissioned an ensign In February, 1944. He was well-known as a baseball player, pitching for the American League and Tufts College teams. eetup -ma nicure drying tine 0.