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Radio THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY. MAY 25. 1944 IS FURNITURE Deaths and Funerals Funeral Services $Wj "Jst jrW prw tw DEATH NOTICES MORSE In Waltham. May 23. George Albert, husband of the late Mwrgarel (Armstrong) Morse, in his 79th year.

Funeral services will be held at his home, 343 South av, Weston. nday. iViay 2t. fit 2:30 p. m.

Relatives and friends are nvited to attend. Please omit flowers. NUGENT In Cambrfdue. May 23. Mary Saturday Morning MORNING Recent Deaths RICHARD B.

SIIELTON. 68. at Cambridge; director of public relations for the New England Gas and AIR ATTRACTIONS AFTERNOON VICTORT MATINEE, with Louise Morgan, fashion talk; Ted Cole, songs; Bobby Morns' Orchestra; WNAC, 1:30 to BARGAINS BARGAINS Repossessed Jnd Floor Sample FurnU ture Close-Outs ft -3-Pc. Maple Bedroom Set. S49 95 JrP5' Set, All Springs.

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Dolan Bishop dishing Will Pontificate at Mass Electric Association and former short story writer. Services will be BASEBALL: Boston Braves vs. Pitts J. Nuuent of Harvard st, wife of the late James E. Nugent.

Funeral from the Daniel F. OBrien Funeral Home, 907 Mass. av, Friday at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St.

Mary's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, Salem.

OHF.HI.AiNUt.H In Dorchester. May 23, Frank husband of M-trimrrt A. (Mc-Kenna) Oberlander of Massachusetts av. Service at the Folsom I'unnal Chanel. 63 Belerade Koslindale.

held tomorrow at 1 p. m. at fat. burgh Pirates; WNAC, 3. EVENING DEATH NOTICES DPISCOLL In South Boston.

May 22. Mary only daughter of Margaret M. and the late Thomas Driscoll. ace 21 years. Funeral from her late home.

271 8th Friday, May 26. at 8 a. followed by a Requiem Mass at St. Brigid's Church at 9. Friends invited.

EAD In Tynpall Field. May 20. Normiin beloved husband of Doris Koyal Ead. Funeral from the home of his aunt, Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald, 28 Willow av.

West Somerville, Friday, at 8:15 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church. North Cambridge, at 9.

Relatives and friends invited. ENGLISH In Dorchester. May 23. Maud iLukemam. beloved wife of Jumra F.

F.nui(.-h, Funeral Irom her late 415 Geneva Friday. May 26, at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Re-ouicm in S. Peter Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Newfoundland papers please copy. ENGELKE In Waterbury. Connecticut. May 22.

Dr. Charles Engeike of 74 Buckingham st. Funoral service Saturday morning, May 27th, at 11 o'clock, at his himj. Burial in Waterbury. Friends are aked to omit flowers.

ENNIS In Newton. May 23, William J. Ennis, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth i Pratt) Ennis. Funeral from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Leo A.

Morrell. 43 Richardson Friday. May Peter's Episcopal Church, DB. ALEXANDRA ADLER, psychia trist. Interviewed by John Stanley on 2i myfl in St.

Gregory's Church Mrs. W. 0. Taylor Active in Affairs of Trinity Church, Boston BUZZARDS BAY, May 24-Mary Moscley Taylor, wife of William O. Taylor, publisher of the Boston Globe, died at her home here today, after a brief illness.

She was 70 years old. Mrs. Taylor was horn in Boston, the daughter of Edward Crehore Moseley and Ellen S. tWhceler) Moseley. Her marriage to Mr.

Taylor took place in Emmanuel Church, Boston. on March 28, 1894, and they observed their golden wedding anniversary on March of this year at their Buzzards Bay TIMOTHY LYONS, 77. at Ran "The Hitler Gang;" WNAC. 7:15 to 7:30, JOHN NEIB1T T'B Passing Parade, sacrifice: S.M WBZ World New Roundup. K.SAC.

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HORL News; A Song for You. 11:10 HURL Morgan Memorial Church. HB2 Tne Wax Museum. H.VAC rood News. 1 Mi Shopping Newt.

WHHH Melody lime. Wl OP Newt. in vvnai L.ere and Dixie, sonxs. ::5 UN' AC New. .3 HHZ-Cul Caruso, AC Louise Morgan.

HI II Coffee Club. WHDH Church in the Wildwood. H( OP Million Dollar Ballroom, WORL In the Blucroom. its WH V.oor Lindiahr: You Are What You tat. Hi tl Musical Yesterday.

News. :65 AC Weather. I EI News. :00 WBZ Mildred Carlson. Women's feature.

WNAf News. Tun Factory. Thurfday at 2:30 p. m. Relatives aitaV WEEI, 7:15 to 7:30.

The body of the Rt. Rev. Mser. dolph; former president of the Massachusetts Motor Truck Club. A solemn high mass of requiem will bob ri rvs SHOW, with frank Sinatra Francis X.

Dolan, D.D., 75. pastor of and Cass Daley, guests; wbz. 10 a. FANNIE PRICE. Frank Morgan, comics; bt.

Gregory's Church. Dorchester, be celebrated Saturday at St. Mary it to since 1914, will lie in state at the Church, Randolph, at 9 a. m. friends invited.

Cnapcl visiting hours 2-10 p. m. O'DONNFLL In Norwood. May 23. Michael, husband of Mary (Currant O'Donnell.

Funeral from his late residence. 299 Railroad Friday. May 26. at 8 a. m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Catherine's Church at 9 o'clock. O'MALLEY In Melrose. May 24. Cath orsov WELLES In Part 2 of "Dono church from 4 tomorrow afternoon DENNIS J.

POWERS at Chelsea, van's Brain," Suspense drama; WEEI, to 8:30. when the Office of the Dead will be THE ALDRICH FAMILY, sketch: WBZ, chanted, until the funeral services to y. chief ranger of Bay State Lodge, M. C. O.

F. A solemn high requiem mass will be celebrated in St. Rose Church at 9 a. m. Saturday.

Saturday morning. Tnwv MEETIVO; "Will Wage Inr-en Msgr. Dolan, one of the leading tives Eliminate tne Conflict Between home. erine (nee Cunningham), beloved wite of John O'Malley. Funeral from her late home.

1 Mt. Vernon av, Saturday, May 27, at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. priests of the Catholic archdiocese Labor and Management? James F. Lin-coin, A. I. Davey.

Leo Cherne, George 2b, ai 8:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Church of Our Lady at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Five children were born to them, 3 RMS.

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and. with the exception of Margaret Harold Bell Wright SAN DIEGO. May 24 PATRICK In Lexington. May 24, Lucy FIX In Point Shirley, Winthrop. May 24.

Elizabeth (Baker) Fix. wife of the Richard "Mr. Carp" Haydn, guest; WBZ. their third child who died in her late. Joseph.

P. Fix. Funeral from 14th year, all survive. They are Harold Bell Wright. 72.

who left the 10 MAJOR BOWES' Amateurs, WEEI. to 8:30. residence, una siuriey Saturday morning. Time of funeral later. pulpit to become one of America's Moseley Taylor and Mrs.

N. S. Wvckoff Vanderhocf of New York; JOAN DAVIS JACK HALEY SHOW, famed fiction writers, died today in FLAHERTY In the Soldiers Home. Chelsea. May 23.

Bernard J. Flaherty, be Mrs. Taylor Crowninshield and Da witn Everett iiorton, guest, WBZ. 30 to 10. WEEI Pnscilla Fortescue inter-Views Rose Laird.

WHDH Breakfast Club, variety. MM FX Scandinavian Melodies. WCOP News. Ballroom. HORL News.

620 Club. :15 WBZ Mary Foster, sketch. EI Hand Across Caribbean. :80 HBZ First National food new. EX Walts time.

WCOP New. Ballroom. 9:45 BZ News. -ut tl Food Fair. .55 WMfcX News.

HBZ Lor a Lewton. sketch. WNAC New. Tune Factory. EEI Valiant Lady, drama.

HHDH Sweet River, sketch. WMEX Linda's First Love. WCOP News. Victory Club. 10:15 BZ Robert St.

John. news. LEI Kitty Foyle. story. hhdu Dcrothy Kraus Women a La Jolla, Calif, hospital.

wife, of the late Henry c. Fatrtc and mother of Harry Cora and K. Marlon Patrick of 42 Ellr.ibeth rood. Belmont. Services at the Marshall Memorial Chapel.

1R44 Mass. Lexington. Friday at 2 p. m. POWERS In Chelsea, May 24, Dennis Joseph, beloved husband ot the late Margaret Powers (nee Tobin).

Funeral from his home. 227 Chestnut st, Saturday. May 27. at 8 a. m.

Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Rose Church at 9 a. m. Late Chief Ranger of Bay State Court 129. M.

C. O. F. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. He was a decorator, landscape LICIA ALBANESE.

soprano: FYancesco Valentino, baritone; WNAC. 8:30 to 10. painter, church pastor and finally author but always he remained the DINAH SHORE SHOW, with John Gar- loved son of the late John and Mary Flaherty (nee McDonough), formerly of the North End and Winthrop, and brother of John A. Flaherty. Funeral from the McArdle Funeral Home.

91 Chelsea Charlestown. Fri. morning at 8:20. Requiem High Mass in St. Stephen's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited, Late veteran of World War I. Visiting hours 2-10. neia, guest; Wlbl, v.ao to 10. same simple, socialistic man with a ABBOTT AND COSTELLO, comedy vis Taylor of Boston. There are also eight grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.

Mrs. Taylor was a member of Trinity (Episcopal) Church of Boston, and had been active in its affairs and philanthropies, especially in the Trinity Neighborhood House in East Boston, and the Thrift Shop ream; iioD xoung, guest; WUZ, 10 to contempt for the wealth which the record-breaking circulation of his MARCH OF TIME: Three Admirals who PYE In Roxbury, May 23rd. James W. FLEMING Sgt Frederick B. Fleming.

nrst new Atlantic in 1 a. soeaicers: books brought to him. Although reputed to have made a million dol Ytac, 10 11. REPAIRING UfHOlSTEHXt REFINISHIMfi CUSHI0HS FURNITUME J0E, E. BROWN.

Stop or Co Quiz; lars with his fiction "The Winning wnun, 10 11. Jye, nusDano. or isaneua n. uuni. Pye of 278 Dudley street.

Funeral services at the Ruggles Street Baptist Church. Buggies street. Roxbury. on Saturday. May 27th.

at 2:30 p. m. Relatives and friends are invited. New Glasgow, N. papers please copy.

Of Barbara Worth" alone sold Deioved son cf William and Catherine Fleming, of 67 Berwick Belmont, died in the service of his country May 11. 1943. Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Mt. Auburn Water-town, Saturday. May 27, at 8:30 a.

m. Relatives and friends respectfully and the War. WMEX Daily Inspirations. WCOP Italian Feature to 12. 510:30 BZ Helpmate, sketch.

WIEI Open Door, sketch, i Fishermen's Time, WMEX Shopping Talk. It U7 Inniirtnal Ta 1 If to Capt Don Gentile nd his wingman, Capt John X. Godfrey; WNAC 000,000 copies Wright preferred the iiuu 10 11:10. SCANLAN In Dorchester, May 23, Han background of the Ozarks, where once he preached to its woodsmen. nah J.

(nee Ciaiiagnen. Deiovea wire of the late Edmund F. Scanlan and; FORD In Newton Upper Falls. May 23. i WEEI Bachelor' Children, sketch.

He wrote steadily irom 1903 on, WHDH The Listemns fosi, qtuih. WCOP Evening Dance Party. :15 WNAC Niclc Carter, (sketch. mother of Mrs. paniei r.

Murray ana Andrew E. Scanlan of Dorchester and Mr. Edward N. Baker and Francis J. Scanlan of Qulncy.

Funeral from tier 8:30 WBZ Joan Davis: Jack Haley iwargaret. aaugnier of tne late Hannah Sullivan and Bartholomew Ford. Funeral from her late home, 7 Hale st, Friday. May 26, at 8 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem at Mary Immaculate of Lourde Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. when his "That Printer Of Udell's" commanded public notice. By 1917 his fiction was in greater public demand than that of any other novelist of the day.

"When A Man's A lot. r.dri.ni'a .12 Ttetfort street. Friday snow. WNAC Licia Albanese. soprano; Alfredo Antonlni's Orchestra.

I I Dinah Shnr. Shnw May 26. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem High Of all kind.

Good work done at money, try th. COLIMBIA REPAIR SHOP, i Columbia Road. Dor.j it will pay you. Phone GAR. -IHto.

ThFSu my25 Cash Paid For Furniture PIANOS. RCGS AND BRTC-A-BRAC Metropolitan Galleries 11 BoyUton Tel. Ken. 41.11 FSiiMTWThF my 18 WANTED AT GRAND PIANO 4t my22 at Saint William Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends most WHDH Spotlight Bands: Let GIBLIN In Dorchester, May 23, Michael at 90 Huntington av.

Dr. F. L. MacDonald WALTHAM, May 24 Funeral services for Dr. Frederick L.

Mac-Donald, 62, Waltham and Boston physician and a former Mayor of this city, will be held Saturday at 3:30 p. m. in Christ Episcopal Church. Dr. MacDonald had served as Mayor of Waltham for two terms from 1934 through 1938.

He was a native of Prince Edward Island and was graduated from the University of Vermont in 1906. He took graduate studies in medicine in Berlin and Vienna. He was an eye, ear and nose specialist and had served as a member of the staff of the Mas kindly invited. husband of the late Anna Glblin Man" taxed the capacity of the largest fiction factory in Chicago SEARS In Belmont. May 24.

1944. Jo- rv A ann of the late Anthony RT. REV. FRANCIS X. DOLAN 11:00 Ws Road of Life.

Grama. HNAC News: Tune Factory WEEI Honeymoon Hill. sketch. HHDH Breakfast Time, variety. MM EX Voice of Experience.

11:15 HBZ Vic and Sade. sketch, HNAC New England Cupboard. EEI Second Husband, sketch. WMEX John Kilty, organist. 11:30 WBZ Brave Tomorrow, sketch.

HNAC Yankee House Party. MEEI Bright Horizon, sketch. WHDH Gil Martyn. news. 11:5 HBZ David Harum.

sketch. HNAC What's Your Idea? HE LI Aunt Jenny's Stories. KUDU Singing Stars. 11:55 Personal. Fegeen Titzfierald.

and Theresa McKenna. Funeral from Cnv Funeral Home. 431 that year, over 5000 copies being sent out and sold daily. Tranelo road. Saturday at 8:15.

Solemn High Mass of Reauiem in St. Luke': jsrown Orchestra. WCOP News; Dance Party. 0:55 WHDH The Story Teller. BZ Abbott and Costello.

WNAC henry Gladstone, news. WEEI First Line Navy Show. WHDH Leland Stowe, news WMEX News. 10:15 WNAC Dale Carnegie, Little-Known Facts. WHDH Symphonic Gems.

WMEX Polish Information. 10:30 WBZ March of Time. WNAC Five-Minute Drama. Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friend of Boston, was 'ne of seven Diocesan Consultors, one of six Pro-Synodal Examiners, and one of three members of the Board of Parish Priest (nee Banaghani. Funeral from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Donovan, 39 Mellen Friday morning. Requiem Mass at St. Mark's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. GRACE In Charlestown. May 23. Thomas beloved husband of Ellen (Burke) and father of Rev. John R.

Grace. O. New York City. Funeral from his home, 89 Elm st, Saturday at 9. Solemn High Mass of Requiem In St.

Francis de Sales Church at 10 a. m. Relatives and friends are invited. Mrs. Bella Rosenberg Funeral services for Mrs.

Bella invited. Visiting hours. 2-10 p. At Harvard sq, take the Waverley car CWAW In Memrtnn. Mav 23.

Dr. Albe Consultors. Chairs Upholstered SDccial price on 3-piere feet, convenient payments. Joel Shaw, ace 72. nusoana 01 mauae 12 Stricken last Sunday during a May Clark Shaw.

Funeral services at tne Rosenberg, wife of Abraham and mother of Myers M. and Sidney Rosenberg, who died at her home, Harvard Church Chapel, corner of Har WEEI Here's to Romance: Harry procession of the children of the AFTERNOON vard snd Marion streets, Brookline, on Ccol. songs. Friday, May 26, at 2 p. m.

Relatives and sachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary and as an instructor at Tufts Medi 578 Blue Hill av, Mattapan. after hoxbury UPHOLSTERING CO. 170 Warren His. Tal. 4WJ WHDH Joe E.

Brown Stop or Go. parish, Msgr. Dolan was removed to the rectory where he had a relapse friends invited. wmex snep Field Music WCOP News: Dance Party. xnaux my 23 cal School.

GRAINGER In Brookline. May 24. Mary Louise (Brennan), of 8 Brewster terrace, wife of the late H. Gordon and mother of Louise and Gordon Paul Grainger. Relatives and friends may call at the SLAUGHTER In Washington.

D. May 10:35 WNAC Musical Roundun. and died late Tuesday night. Bishop Richard J. dishing, ad' a long illness, were held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 at the Stanetsky Funeral Chapel, 10 Washington st, Dorchester.

FURNITURE WANTED uuring world war I he was a 21. Betty sister oi Mrs. Leckie of 129 Summer st, Medford. Funeral services from the Allen Funeral 10:45 WMEX Jan Garber's Music. WNAC Weather.

captain in the United States Army FURNISHINGS, for an S-rm. house. ministrator of the Archdiocese, will xaiiy funeral rtome. ats Harvard Thursday and Friday from 3 to and Home. 49 Dudley st, Medford, Friday 11:00 WBZ.

WNAC, WEEI. WHDH News. jvieaicai corps. ne leaves a pontificate at a solemn requiem Sat' 12:00 WBZ News. WNAC Boase Carter, news.

EEI Kate Smith Chats. WHUH News WMEX Dude Ranch. OP Italian Theatre. HBZ Marvin Benrens. new.

HBZ Review. Jerry Wayne. Peg La Centra, an beymour. HNAC News. Wtll Big Sister, drama.

Mil OH liond Wagon, quit. W. EX Polka Tune. Wt OP Italian Music. i Rabbi Benjamin L.

Grossman of to 10. Solemn Rrquicm Mass at St. May 26. at 2 p. m.

wmex Horace jieiai music WCOP Mlriniffht Sonata. daughter. Aldan's Church. Saturday morning at urday morning at 10 in the church SOELDNFJt In Koslindale. May 23.

Mi the Crawford Street Synagogue, as clock. Funeral private. chael, husband of the late Mary A where Msgr Dolan was pastor for 30 11:05 WB7 Elmer N. Eddv. new.

11:10 wrEl Hideout Weather report. 11:15 HBZ Weather. CEFENI.EAF In Woburn. May 24. Eva sisted by Cantor Joshua Goldberg, officiated.

Mrs. Rosenberg's son. Sid Soeldner (nee Kohler) and father of Rev. Joseph B. Soeldner.

O. P. Funeral years, tit. Hev. Msgr.

Francis A. John Balch MILTON. May 24 John Balch. 79. from hl late residence.

51B Ponlar St. Burke, pastor of the Blessed Sacra ney, is assistant corporation counsel WNAC Radio Newreel. WFF.I Unrationed Jam. WHDH Cohasset HarmoneerS. Friday morning.

Solemn Requiem Mass ment Church, Jamaica Plain, will be for the city of Boston and former at Holv Trinity Church. Shawmut av Murch). aEe 76. widow of Charles A. Greenleaf.

Funeral services will be held at the home of her son. Cuthbert T. Greenleaf. 14 Brentwood Friday. Mav 26.

at 2:30 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. HANFY In Maiden. May 23.

John 3. the assistant priest, with Rev. Boston, at 10 o'clock. Relntives and City Councilor from Ward 14. WMEX Art Jarrett's Music.

WBZ Bump Hadley. sports. 11:30 WB7 Music of the New World. friends invited. Late member of Ger- mania Court.

No. 93, M. O. WNAC Program to honor Capt Don Gentile. Capt John T.

Godfrey Haney, age 65 years. Funeral from the SWAN In Arlington, May 23. James Thomas R. McCoy, pastor of St. Ann's Church, Somerville, deacon, and Rev.

John J. Crane, pastor of St Bernard's Church. West Newton. Thaxter. husband or Alice (Tarman) Thomas J.

Grace Thomas J. Grace. 76. of 89 Elm Swan of 19 Wild wood a v. Services at the Hartwell Chanel.

792 Mas, av Of woonsocKet. ft. I. WEEI Viva America. WHDH Fishermen's Time.

WMEX Day' End. music sub-deacon. Arlington. Thursday, May 25. at 2:30 st, Charlestown, for 25 years sexton P.

m. A children's mass will be cele. 11:45 WNAC George Hamilton' Or of St. Francis de Sales' Church there TAYLOR In Chestnut Hill, Newton, May former treasurer of the New England Telephone Company, died today at his home, 152 Adams st. He was a resident of Milton 45 years and was a trustee of the Milton Savings Bank and a member of the state trustees of public reservations.

He was a member of the Harvard Club. Milton Club, Town Club of Milton and Alpine Club of Canada. He leaves a wife, the former Kath-erine Corbert; a sister, Mrs. George W. Wheelwright of Lancaster, and a brother, Dr.

Franklin G. Balch of Boston. Funeral services will be private. brated Saturday morning at 8 by and father of Rev. John R.

Grace, 23, Mary Taylor, daughter of the late Kev. Bernard P. McNulty. curate William Marsnau ana Mary xavior, O. of the New York diocese pro Funeral services at her home.

249 Com at St. Gregory's Church. Burial use. Lib. 7162.

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S. CURTIS. 521 E. Second st. No.

2. S. Boston. Mass. 3t my 2 4 HAVE 2 French china lamps and commodeJosen.Hi2.7384.a.m.

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Newton: Lasell 3448. MOVING to Arizona, household furniture for sale, reas. Hig 6992. 3t my 24 5-PC. PARLOR set.

pisno. Oo3 reas. offer accepted. Mrs. W.

Bloom, 82 Glenville Allston. ThSu my25 chestra. WHDH Glen Cray's Treaj. Show. 11:55 WHDH, WMEX News.

12:00 WBZ News. WNAC Dance music WEEI News. WHDH Silver Nocturne. 12:15 WBZ Design for Listening. vincial headquarters, died last night in Holy Ghost Hospital, Cambridge.

will be in the family lot at Holy monweelth Friday. May 26, at 3:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Burial in Mt. Auburn Ceme 11:10 COP S.d Reinheri.

pianist. 12:25 WMEX News. BZ Ft tne Housewife. WEEI Romance of Helen Trent. WHUH Farm and Home Hour.

WMEX Drama and Music WCOP News. 15-SS HNAC Musical Roundup. EEI Our Gal Sunday. WCOP Paul Winters Trio. 1:00 BZ Little Show.

WNAC Ray Dady. new. WEEI Life Can Be Beautiful. WHUH BauKhage Talking. WMEX Italian Melt-dies.

WCOP Million Dollar Ballroom. HUkL News: 920 Club. 1:15 HNAC Jack Berch and Boys. WEEI Ma Perkins, sicetch. HUuH Uanny Cavanaugn, tenor.

WMEX Treasury Salute. 1:30 HBZ Carl Caruso, news. WNAC Victory Matinee, variety snow: Ted Cole. Louise Morgan. Bobby Norris' Orchestra.

WEEI Bernadine Flynn, new. WMEX Curtain Time. toP News; Million Dollar Ballroom. 1:45 ViJ Luncheon with Salvy. WNAC Adventures in Melody.

WEEI Tne Goldbergs, sketcn. WHUH Fishermen's Time; adioi nome of his sister. Mrs. hxiward o. Laughlin.

45 Main Saturday, May 27. st 8 a. m. Solemn Requiem Hich Mass at the Chur'ch of the Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

HANSON In Maiden. May 23. Nora M. Hanson of 17 Washington st. Funeral services at the First Baptist Church Parlors, Thursday at 1:30 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call at the Weir Funeral Home. 144 Salem street until 12 noon. Thursday.

Interment, Springvaie. Maine. HARRINGTON In Revere. May 22. Hannah beloved wife of Jeremiah J.

(nee O'Leary). Funeral from her late residence, 7 Pratt Friday. May 26, at 9 a. m. Solemn Funeral Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 10 a.

m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Late member of St. Winifred Court 174. M.

C. O. F. A solemn high mass of requiem tery. Cambridge.

cross uemeiery, Maiden. At the pontifical mass. Rev. Dr. TAYLOR In Buzzards Bay, Mary Mose will be celebrated by his son in St Francis de Sales' Church Saturday Francis V.

Murphy, pastor of St ley. wife of WUlirm O. Taylor. 187 Bea con st, Boston. Funeral notice later.

reter cnurch, Cambridge, and Rev. morning at 10. THOMPSON In Cambridge. May 24 William J. Daly, diocesan super- 1944.

Walter husband ot Harnett Thompson of 22 RockinEham St. Funeral services at the Pilgrim Congre of Catholic schools, former curates at St. Gregory's, will be Ens Thomas E. Collins A pro-burial mass will be cele Mrs. Hannah M.

Harrington gational Church on Saturday. May 27. at 2 n. m. Relatives and friends in xtr.vii.KE.

May 24 Mrs. Hannah deacons or. honor to Bishop Cushing. The eulogy will be delivered by the vited. Friends may call at the Watson Funeral Home.

11 Magazine st, until brated Saturday morning at 9 in St. HavrHnaton 1 5' Harrington, World War lis Gold HYNDS Killed in action Nov. 27. 1943. 9 Bay State Soldiers Missing, 14 Held Prisoners Mary's Church, Cambridge, for Ens TvTarv'c rhnr-h rmhrW -Tot- tit.

xev. Msgr. Augustine F. Hickey, Saturday at 12 noon. btar Mother, died suddenly'at her yv A D.L..

I. p. of St. Paul's Church. VERNON On May 24.

at Philadelphia Rev. Frank L. Vernon, D. nome, 7 Pratt st, today while she Requiem Mass at 7 and 7:30 a. m.

on Bromers. vocals. V. OKL Hollywood Sound Stage, Cambridge, who also served at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross when Msgr. Doland was a curate there.

Friday. May 26. at St. Mark's Church T-ociist street, ahove 16th. Philadelnhia Thomas E.

Collins, USNR, who was killed in a plane crash off Daytoha Beach, May 11. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Collins of 340 Broadway, Cambridge.

He leaves his parents, three brothers and a sister. HBZ Guiding Light, sketch. US' AT firu- Foster, news. Penn, and Solemn High Requiem Mass prepared to pay her respects to her dead sister-in-law, Mrs. Annie Cronin of 180 Hamilton st, Dorchester.

Funeral services will be held Friday with a requiem mass at Msgr. Dolan was born in Cam- at 10 a. m. EEI Portia Faces Life, sketch. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS VIERKANT Tn Roxbury, May 23.

Sarah bridgeport, Aug. 18, 1868. He attended the schools of St. Mary's Par A viemant inee ueeaan. lormeriy Pvt.

Husn a. Hynas. u. a. Army, beloved son of Flora E.

and the late David C. Hynds of 7 Sylvia st, Jamaica Plain. Requiem High Pro-burial Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes' Church Friday. May 26. at 7 o'clock.

JTJDSON In Everett. May 24. Matilda, beloved wife of Harry Judson. 149 Belmont st. Funeral services will be held at the parlors of J.

E. Henderson Company. 517 Broadway, Friday, May 26, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.

KRAFT Suddenly fn Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, May 23. Mary wife of the late Joseph Kraft of 29S Beacon Boston, in her 81st year. Requiem High Mas at St. Cecilia's Church. Bel-videre st, Boston, on Friday.

May 26. 9 a. m. Buriol private. Klndlv omit flowers.

Friends may call at the WMEX Dance Lineup. HoitL News; 620 Club. 1.15 BZ Today's Children, sketch. Sarah A. Mason), beloved wife of the late Henry J.

Vierkant, residence 99 The War Department has an ish and studied for the priesthood Calumet street. Funeral from the P. E. USED CHICKERINGS. small $35, J50? J85 s.

Spinet, $165; Baby Gran. $195. Term. MALLEI a DAVIS. 192 Boy'tta SU Sud6t m.v21 WANT NV GOOD STYLE PIANO" OR PLAYER.

KEN. 0801. at the St. John's Seminary. He was 10 a.

m. at the Church of the Im maculate Conception. DEATH NOTICES Rev. Francis C. Connor one the first young men of his HUUH Mystery Cnef.

Vi.tX nrst nace, Suffolk. .1 U.r.,11 Uihi. Arnt NEW YORK. May 24 Rev. Fran Murray Funeral Home.

54 Roxbury street. Friday. May 26, at 9 a. m. Requiem HiKh Mass at the Mission Church, 9:45 o'clock.

Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Closing ANGELO In Somerville. May 23. Theresa nounced the names of nine Massachusetts soldiers reported missing in action in the European and Mediterranean areas. The names of 14 others who are reported prisoners Sudflt my 21 cis C.

Connor, 55. for 27 years professor of classical languages at St. diocese to be selected to go to Rome for study and was ordained to the priesthood in St. John's Lateran Basilica in May, 1893. time 10 p.

m. ti. iinoitiasi Angeio. wite of James J. Angelo.

Funeral from the residence. Ill Central Friday at 8 a. m. Solemn John's University, Brooklyn, died WATTT In West Roxbury. May 23d Waterman Chapel.

495 Commonwealth CaDtatn Lawrence L. want, commnna- High Mass at St. Catherine's Church at today. Native of Boston. Fr.

Con Boston, Returning to Boston, he became a WANTED Any small er mtfiim tin iit. Hi man than all othwt MR. IEE. KE. 4622.

Sud0t rny21 tore upright Piano and LAYatR piano, mall upnihU tii. 26 Dartmouth Boston. Sud6t my21 a. m. rieiatives and friends invited.

ing Officer. Bureau of Operations. Boston Police Department, husband of of the Germans also were an nor attended Boston Latin School ARONSON Entered into rest May 24. TCuth Waitt of 232 Manthorne road. nounced.

The casualties include: LEAVITT Benjamin of 2812 Washington Roxbury, formerly of 72 Marion Medford, beloved husband of Sarah and lovins father of Jacob. Anna and and St. Vincent's Apostolic School, Funeral services at the Waterman iviaurice 01 Liirammss roan. Driglv ton. beloved husband of Fannie (Torif.

Germantown, Penn. He was or Chapel. 495 Commonwealth a Boston rm FriHav. M.iv 2ith. at 12 noon.

Rela man) Aronson and father of Beatrice MISSING IN ACTION EUROPEAN AREA Pauline. Services from the Temple B'Nai curate at St Stephen's Church, North End. and then was assigned to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross as an assistant. For the better part of 10 years Msgr. Dolan was spiritual director of the Cathedral Sun dained to the priesthood in 1916.

VkttI oung Dr. Malone. drama. WHUH Laaies Be Seated. COP News; Ballroom.

1:15 BZ Melodies of Home. H.NAC Patterns in Kiiythm. EEl i-erry Mason, sketcn. HMEX News and Music. WoKL Don Aruste, pianist.

1:55 WMEX Second Hace, Suttolk. i.t BZ A oman ot America. W.N AC Boston iiraves vs. buian Pirates. Wltl-Mary Martin, sketch.

WHDH Morton Downey, tenor. WoKL News; 82u Ciuu. 1.15 Bz Ma Perkins, crama. WEEI Charles Peiley, songs. HUH My A rue Story.

MM EX News. tLi Drama. 1 I L. 11.. Josiper and Charlotte Carp.

Sfirvice at tives and friends are invited. Friends Rlth, 201 Central st, Somerville, Mas. Thursday May 25, at 11 a. m. TYPEWRITERS tne soiomon mnerai Home, 420 Harvard Brookllne.

Friday, May 26, at ARTICK. EDWARD Id Lt Son ot LEE In South Boston, May 24, Katherlne Ldward i. Artick, 20 rremont Chelsea. 2 p. m.

triends may visit at tne lu neral home Thursday, 7 to 10 p. m. Anti-Semitic Case Here may coll at the chapel on Wednesday and Thursday from 2 P. m. until 10 WAHLSTROM In Quincy, May 23.

Maria E. (Feterson), widow of A. HJalmar Wahlstrom. formerly of 47 Rockwell st, Dorchester. Services at the Gran-strom Funerl Chapel, 111 Warren at.

HAMEL, RAYMOND 2d LI Son of BALCH John, in Milton, May 24. be (nee uauniet. oeiovea wite of jonn J. Lee. at her home.

714 East Fourth st. Funeral from the John O'Brien and Son Funeral Home, 146 Dorchester Saturday morning at 8. Solemn High Funeral Mas at the Gate of Heaven loved husband of Katharine T. Balch. Henry htamel, Louise road, Bel- Service private.

moni. lieportea missing, in tne uiooe, May o. BEATTY In South Boston. May 23. Sarah V.

(nee Burke) of 489A East Broadway. Roxbury. on Friday at 2 clock. Rela Typewriters. 2 Mos.

$5 B. B. Type 334 Com. 8237. SuTWThFmy21 RENT.

sell. exch. typewritersf'add- ln machs calculators, eonv buriuet term. M. LEVIN.

84 Wah. Cap. 5410. TThSul 3t mv TYP'TEgS addin machs. rnte; r.

E' 49 Bromfield Man. 8585; Royal. Underwood, etc dSu31t my) Church at 8:45. Relatives and friends HICKEF. RAYMOND Set Son of tive and friends invited.

Late mem Oeloved wife of the late Jonn iieatty. Funeral from the Casper Funeral Home, Airs. Mary A. HicKey. 29 Arthur ram Ingham.

Reported missing in the ber of Swedish Society Vega. WETHERELL Of Marbieheaa, May 23. respectfully invited. LYMAN At his home. 15 Lawson road, Winchester.

May 22. Harrison hus-hanr) of Alire Wellineton Lyman. oioDe xtiay 1. Crl husband of Grace (Towne) pDft icjivcr iviuiia iivr EEI News. WMEX Cowboy Jamboree.

HCOP News; Ballroom. 3:40 EEI Hollywood Snapshots. HHDH Studio Orchestra. 3:45 HBZ Right to Happiness, sketch. 187 Dorchester Friday.

May 26, at 8:15 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St. Augustine's Church at 9 o'clock. Rela JOYCE.

Albert C. 2d Lt Son of Wetherell. in his 58th year. Services services at the First Congregational Mrs. Teresa C.

Joyce, 63 Hawthorne st at th First Church Unitarian) in Oinrrh. kmr. Masrm and Cxarden Boston. 64 Marlboro Friday. May tives and friends invited.

BEAVER In Wakefield. May 23. John Salem. He has been missing since a raid over Germany April 12. He was a Cambridge, Thursday, May 25, at 2 26.

at 2:30 n. m. Please omit flowers. 1 tiai.n.i I.Vi n.w p. m.

It is the earnest request of the pilot on a Flyma Fortress. He has been DOGS, CATS, PETS WRIGHT In Needham, May 23. Edward E. Wright. Service at his home.

1086 overseas less than two months and has family that no flowers be sent. LYONS In Randolph, May 23. Tlmo-thv husband of the lata Abbia R. taken part In more than 20 bombing missions. He was graduated from Har formerly of Somerville.

husband of Frances (Fleming) Beaver, reposing at residence, 37 Byron until Friday at 8:15 a.m. Solemn High Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church at 8 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. BLOMQVIST In Stoneham.

May 23. Wil- vard college with tne class of ls-iz. Central av, Friday. May 26. at p.

m. Relatives and friend invited. CATHEDRAL OLD-TIMERS (Hamilton) Lyons. Funeral from his MOSCO, ROCKO 2d I Son of John late residence. 61 Moulton at, Satur-Hfiv at ft-lS fnllnueri hv a Solemn Hiah i WEEI roadway Matinee.

HHDH Juke Box Serenade. WMEX News. HORL News; 920 Club. HMEX Louis Armstrong's Music, ltz SKna Dallas, sketch. HHDH News.

MtA nri.e Bamet's Music. 4:25 HH I News. BZ Lorenzo Jones, sketch. EEI Veteians" iniormation. HnuH Musical poll of Hits.

HME.v ud Callowiy's Music Mosco, J7 cypress Watertown. Re With Heen inrrow we announce the ported missing, in the Globe. May 17 Mass of Requiem at St, Mary's Church at 9. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery.

fieun biurai, nusuanu ui me iaie death of one of our most beloved mem BEAUTIFULLY spotted Dalmatian dog. female: reasonable price for thejrightparty.Far. 7250. DOGS wanted.SpanlrT;. Boston Tcf-rier.

Wire or Seattle. NEVINS. 171 Sherman Umb.i Tro. 9fi45. 2t my 2 -t' A niNF Proven control of' "tick a fleas, lice, itch, twenty-thr bein-iits for do-' akin and roat; no washing; easily applied with atomizer, brush or cinth: lt works or back C.

H. LUDLAM SK F.HAN. LAWRENCE Ret Son of John J. Skehan. 112 Gladstone East Boston.

He is 29 and husband of Lucia bers, the Right Rev. Msgr. rrancis a. Dolan, D. meeting of mrmher at the Cathedral Rectory Thurs, May 25.

at 8 P. m. to take appropriate action, ERNEST ih Jeveli Skehan. He entered the service 0 in April. 1U4Z.

and trained with the clock. Relative and friends invited W. QUI Pi es. Randolph. MseDONALD In Waltham.

May 24. Dr. Frederick Livingstone MacDonald. husband of the late Lucy (Feather) MacDonald of 321 Weon st. Funeral services at Christ Church Episcopal.

Main st, Waltham. Saturday. May 27. at 3:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

armored forces at Fort Knox. be Visiting hours Wednesday and Thursday. iiiur sews; xaiiroom. 4:45 Hci, Young Wioder Liown. HEtl Htip Wanted.

HMEX Ai Donahue' Music. 5:00 HBZ When a Girl Ms-rnes. i 3, i to v. fore transferring to the Air Forces last December. He received his wings un mnria i.

all I Tny2I BRANDANO In Maiden. May 24. George Dunster Lodge, No. 220, 1. 0.

0. F. at Loredo. and went overseas n-. ot ucamce camara a ran HNAC Juua Sancieraon series, Last March.

He Is a graduate of East Members are hereby notified of the FOR SALE MAHANEY In Watertown. May 23. 1944. Tt.t.l KJ lUCK I UH1C5 WUfl ln Howe; Guy Lombardo, guest oano. funeral irom the family residence, 208 Pearl on Saturday.

May 27, at 9 o'clock. Solemn High Mass in death of Brother Walter G. Thompson n-M Vellnwa' set-vires at the Watson Fu High scnooi and had oeen employed at the Charlestown Navy Yard before entering the service. HDri Easy Hhyuim. neral Home.

Thursday, May 25, at 7:30 day school. It was also during this time that he established a home for children at Houghs Neck. Later, Msgr. Dolan was secretary to the late Archbishop John J. Williams.

The Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association was formed by him. He was pastor at St John the Evangelist Church, Hopkinton, when transferred there in 1908, succeeding the deceased pastor, Rev. Edward Cronley. In 1914, Msgr. Dolan came to St Gregory's, and during his pastorate has expanded the church so that it now has a grade school for boys and girls, a girls' high school and a convent housing the Sisters of Notre Dame, teachers of the school.

Msgr. Dolan celebrated his silver jubilee on May 26, 1918, when at St. Gregory's Church a solemn high mass was sung for him, assisted by his two brothers, the late Rev. Gilbert Dolan, O. S.

as deacon, and Rev. Bertrand Dolan, O. S. as sub-deacon. At the time, Rev Gilbert Dolan was a professor at St.

Benedict's College, Newark, N. and Rev. Bertrard Dolan was an Army chaplain at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. The latter priest is now abbot of Benedictine Community at St. Anselm's, Manchester, N.

and was at the bedside of Msgr. Dolan when he died. On Dec. 31, 1936, Msgr. Dolan was granted that title by Pope Pius XI, one of six priests in the Catholic diocese of Boston so honored in recognition of the silver jubilee of the late Cardinal O'Connell as a member of the Sacred College of Cardinals.

Following this elevation to domestic prelate, Msgr. Dolan was honored with a special tribute in May. 1937. William beloved husband of Alice G. (McNamee) Mahaney.

Funeral from residence. 22 Carver road. Friday at 8:15. Requiem High Mass in Our Lady of Mercy Church. Belmont, at 9 a.

m. at. reier cnurcn at 10 clocK. Relatives and friends invited. SULLIVAN.

EDWARD Sit Son Of WoRL 00 tne Beam. Joe Dinneen. Is Considered 'Test' by Ministers' Group A national organization of 4300 Protestant clergymen announced last night it is making a test case of the hearing this morning in Dorchester District Court on the alleged recent attack on three Jewish boys by eight Dorchester High School students in an "El" car. A joint statement issued in New York by Kenneth Leslie, chairman of the Textbook Commission of the Protestant, and William Ellis Davis, chairman of Ministerial Associates said: "The hearing at the Dorchester District Court in the case of alleged anti-Semitic violence is of national significance and therefore the ministerial regional action groups of the Textbook Commission of the Protestant in New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago and other major cities, representing 4300 ordained Christian clergymen, wish to express their concern in this case and their hope that full justice will be done.

"Our own Investigation revealed that these anti-Semitic incidents are systematically organized and that failure to punish the offenders would act as encouragement to subversive groups and might precipitate a widespread physical violence throughout the nation. It is for this reason the Dorchester case is the test case for all of the United States and that we pray that God's will may be done by his human servants." 8:05 hmex Gardening tor victory. CARR In Melrose, May 23, William oeiovea nusoana or uaisv Knsm rarr. Relatives and friends invited. Late member of Agassis Council 45.

Royal juts. Aieaia M. suiuvan, 04 Andrew tu Lowell. MEDITERRANEAN AREA O'CONNOR, JOHN 2d Lt Husband of Mary M. O'Connor, 18 Winslow Worcester.

Funeral services at the family residence, 4 Fairmount on Friday, May 26, at HOKL 8u Club 10 B. 4.15 WBZ We Love and Learn, sketch. WHUH Dick Tracy, sketch. HMEX Journey to Ireland. HCOP Ruth Carey, songs.

BZ Just Plain Bill, sketch. UAir r'hirk Carter, sketch. p. m. Member are reouested to attend JEFFRIES L.

HUTCHINS. N. G.i CHARLES CLARK. R. S.

IN MEMORIAM 1941 Thomas J. Reynolds 1944 1942 John D. Reynolds 1944 1943 Anna Reynolds Pryor 1944 Remembered by James P. and Box U. Reynolds.

2 ciock. neiatives and friends invited. Veteran of World War I. CARROLL In Brookline. Monday.

May POCDRIER, EDWARD. Col Son of Arcanum. MARTIN In Somerville. May 23. Burt R.

Martin of 28 Foskett St. Services at the Wilson Chapel, 28 College av. West Somerville, Friday, May 26, at 1:30 p. m. Friends may call at the Chapel after 4 p.

Wednesday. McCT.tTSKEY In J.imalca Plain, the 24th. WEEI Gloria Carroll. Gene Jones. ueorse rouaner, jju bast East-hampton.

PRISONERS OF GERMANY 22, 1B44. Ellen T. (Nellie) Carroll, sister of the late Dr. Walter R. Cartoll of 45 Kendall at.

Funeral from the John H. Lncey Funeral Home. 27 Harvard Thursday morning. May 25. at 8:20 with a Solemn Requiem Mas in St.

Mary's of the Assumption Church at 8 o'clock. Relntives and friend are respectfully invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. BENOIT. JOSEPH 8GT Son of Mrs.

Catherine E. (Henneliy). widow of sor.es. HHuH Jack Armstrong, sketch. HCOP News.

4:44 HBZ Front Page FarreJJ. drama. NAC Superman, sketch. EEI American Women. WHDH Capt Midnight, drama.

Hid EX News. COP Ballroom. Jessie Benoit, 142 Summer siuLKign. DeWOLFE, CHARLES F. 2D LT.

1936 Patrick J. Coyne 1944 Elihth anniversary high mail will Tie said' at St. John' Church. V. ambridge.

Friday. May 20. at 6:30. I.ovinirly remembered by hi (later and brother. James J.

McCluskey. Funeral from her residence, 5H0 Centre on Saturday morning at 8:15 o'clock, followed by a Solemn Mass of Requiem in the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes at 9 o'clock. Relattvfs and friends are invited. Interment. Calvary, Waltham.

Son of Mrs. Elise P. De Wolfe, CO CARTY In Dedham. May 23. Lawrence noi wain wesiDoro, beloved husband of Gertrude Mul- Piano Sale 4-foot it' small, aiedlia iltts.

$35. $50. $85 Crands $225, $300 Stsiawy ann $445; Spinet $119. Twmi. to mcf paid ro eons piaros Open Wed.

Eves. Till 9 P. M. MALLET fc DAVIS, 192 Boylston St. 5t my22 Carpet Sweepers.

Vacuum Cleaners. Washing Machine; WE HAVE THE PARTS V.ennm eleanrr. rerialr.il by Trt PHONE OR WRITE COM. 82S0 VACUUM CLEANER EXCHANGE 801 Columbu Boston dSu3lt mt WASHFRg. ironers.

bought, sold, rei paired. 73 Glendale. Col. 8732. Sud7t my21 CLOTIHNG.

FURS CASH OI Far Coats. Richmond." UMJI61B 8d flr.l II I B. 1M1. my2 Knitting yarn, ioot- worsted. HAN LEY COMPANY.

Forae VU-lage. Mass. dSu7t my24 WANTED CSH paid lor ued Schick aiv Remington electric shavers. 13 State Boston. dFuSt my24 FB.EITAS, GEORGE.

PVT Husband of ieien a. rreuas. Koch Fair- MCrT.INTOrtf In Everett. May 24. Dor haven.

Reported missing, in the avih tai ir. uncmi uum nis re.M dence, 104 Harvard Friday, May 26, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary' Church at 9.

Rela iiioDe, April o. othy MCCiwtocK ot 39 Nicnois cnei- HUFF, CHARLES 2D LT Son of tives and friends invited. Late mem sea. in her 5Htft year, services at tne D.vkeman Funeral Home. 23 Cary CheUea.

Friday, May 26, at 2:30 P. m. Relatives and friends invited. mrs. t.eorge A.

uuit, 14 unerson Brockton. He had been reported missing since Feb. 25. Navigator on oir of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Local 631j Dedham Police Relief Association.

a Flying Fortress, he entered the McGRATH In South Boston. May 24. CHARLES In So. Eralntree. May 23, service in October.

1941. went over. seas last December and was stationed in naiy. Ellas, husband of Yegnar (Samoorian) of 648 Washington st. Funeral services at the Armenian Apostolic Church, Shawmut av, Boston.

Friday at 2:00 p. m. Relatives and friends Invited. Please omit flowers. Wary A.

(Barry), beloved wire oi James F. McGrath. Funeral from her late home. 606 East Second Friday. May 26.

at 8:15. Solemn High Mass of Reouiem at Gate of Heaven Church at 8:45 Relatives and friends invited. Late member of Gate of Heaven Married Ladies Sodality. 1943 Annie M. errigan 1944 We miss yon now.

our hearts are snre. As time roes by we miss yen mores Your loving smile, your rentle face. No one can fill your vacant place. Remembered by ber loving husband and familv. Hlsh of re-nuiem to be held at Saint Margaret's Church, Dorchester, Friday, May 20.

at 8. a. m. 1943 Robert Bavlcy 1914 Lovingly remembered by hi parent and aister. 1943-James W.

Lyons 1944 First' Anniversary Mi at 7:30 a. m. Friday morning. May Z6. at Mission Church, Hoxbury.

LaCROSS. ERNEST 8 SGT Son of Mrs Mary J. LaCross, 17 Morey Attleboro. Reported missing, in the oione, April 14. CLARKE In Revere.

May 23. Thomas LEVANGIA. WARREN 8 SGT Son of MCLAUGHLIN In Boston, May 23. Mary jurs. Ainu juevangia.

14 Kicnard cvcmni-s WBZ. WNAC. WEEI News. WHDH Terry and the Pirates. WMEX.

WCOP Sport Results. bZ Geoffrey Harwood. news. EX Dinner Dance Set. WBZ Musical Showcase.

Kay Lor- rune, vocalist. WNAC D.gest of the Air. WEEI Ned Calmer. Maj. George T.

I.iot. news. WHDH News. WCOP Ballroom. WNAC Washington Snapshots.

WBZ D'Amgo Serenader. HNAC World's Front Page. WEEI Sports Talk. WHDH Jerry and Sky. WMEX March to Victory.

WCOP News: :85 WEEI Band of the Week. WBZ Lowell Thomas. WNAC Musical Rendezvous. WEEI World Today. WHDH Baseball scores.

HMEX Frank Fallon, sports. HNAC Industrial Talk. ELI Joseph Harsch. news. WHDH Whose War Is This? 1:00 WBZ Fred Waring' Orchestra.

WNAC Fulton Lewis news. WEEI I Love a Mystery, sketch. WHDH Dinner Salon. A WMEX Pete Herman's Quintet. WCOP Lucky Dollar Club.

WBZ Robert St. John, news. wvirDr. Alexandra Adler. Lynn.

Reported missing, in the viiooe, April 10. oeiovea son of the late Michael and Margaret Morrissey Clarke. Funeral from the home of his cousin. Mrs. Daniel Murphy.

72 Park Friday at 10 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at Immaculate Conception at 11 o'clock. Relatives nH fvienr's are invited. Late veteran of World War II.

Maiden Woman Leaves Mansion to Aged Couples LYONS, ARTHUR L. PFC Son Of Arthur L. Lyons, 24 Agawam Lou ell. Reported missing, in the wife of tne late Owen Mciaugonn of 24 Governor Winthrop road. Somerville.

Funeral will be held from the Edmund L. Kelleher Funeral Home. 52 Broadway, Somerville. on Friday at 8 a. m.

Hluh Mass of Requiem at St. Poly-carp's Church at 9 a. m. RelaUvea and friends invited. WILL PAY $30 for good tewtn marnine; no dealers, van riii.

iiiooe, April 22. MiiS after II p. at" my24 COLLINS By accident, at Dytona Beach. HARTYNIAK. PETER SGT DANCING INSTRUCTION uroiner or jonn Martyn lak, eu Barton Boston.

Ceported missing, in the Globe. April 12. MERRILL In Denver. May 24. Ella A.

CHARLES B. DOLAN FUNERAL HOME Complete Funeral Service fior-iaa. May 11. Ensign Thomas beloved son of Charles F. and France E.

Collins nee Casey of 3411 Broadway. Cambridge. Formerly of 48 Amory st. Pro-Burial Solemn High Mats of Requiem at St. Mary's Church.

Saturday. May 27. at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

3 LESSONS FOXTROT, WALTZ, JITTERBUG, MISS HOVT, COM. 8911 177 HUNTINGTON AVE. 4t my23 Merrill, wiaow or Aipnonso i. Merrill, formerly of Topsfield. age 95 year.

Funeral services will be held in the Tops-fleld Congregational Church, Friday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends Invited. Friends may call at the Crosby Funeral Home. 15 Cherry Danvers, till 10 1 Dorchester Lower Mills Bluehillj 8011 A huge mansion and its surrounding grounds, occupying a city block in, the center of Maiden, will become a home for aged couples under the terms of the will of Miss Alice May Davenport filed yesterday in POWERS, EMERSON 8 SOT Son Of Mrs.

W. B. Powers, 202 School Whitman. Reported missing, in the Globe. March 31.

RICCIO. SILVIO SGT Son of Mrs. Augusta Riccio. 241 Cambridge Allston. Reported missing.

In the Globe. April 22. BTHART. NORMAN I. SGT Husband CONDON In Roxburv.

Mav 23. Flora E. LEWIS JOKES SON a. m. Friday.

MORRIS Of Lincoln. May 22. Sarah E. EI John Jiesbitt's Passing Pa- Middlesex Probate' Court, Cam of, Gertrude F. Shuhart.

1273 Sandwich road. Wareham. SCPRENANT. CHARLES 2D IT Hus FUNERAL DIRECTORS Over SO 1'eart 259 NEWBURY ST. FOR SALE FOR SALE Intematlon-1 time clock! eightday movement, with card racks and 400O card.

Tel. No. Attie. BB: Cheever. Tweedy tc No.

At-tlehorqMaas. 3t my23 DIAMONDS, JEWELRr (Kenvoni, oeiovea wire ot Mintage Morris. In her 6flth year. Service at MacP.ae Funeral Home, Ccncord. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Relatives and friend invited. Visiting hours Thursday evening 7 to 10. band of Mary guprenant. 187 Central Somervine. Reported missing.

In bridge. Miss Davenport left $700,000 to establish the Davenport Memorial Foundation to operate the home, which will be limited to couples ine tiioDe. ivinrcn 23. WE WTLI IAMS. GORDON 2D LT Son of Ralnh E.

William. 29 Burroughs Danvers. Reported missing, in the G'oHe. MaTh 20. ZANOTTI.

LEO SGT Son of Joseph Zanotti. 327 Fellsway, West Medford. CASH FOR OIAMONDI. OLD CTC LUETICS. 333 (Visa.

ii rat. 401; ut llsO. who have been married for 30 years and residents of Maiden for 20 years, and who are of Protestant faith. CSuSlt my I ceives Keene M. Barter of West Boothbay Harbor, Me, $1800 a year for life; Gertrude M.

Gammon, a friend, of North Reading, $1000, and Minnie Atkinson and Bertha Hawkins, $500 each. Organizations which benefit under the will and the proportionate share of the residue of the estate which they receive are Maiden Hospital, one-eighth; Maiden Hotne for Aged, one-eighth; Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, one-eighth; Anti-Vivisection Society of New England, one-eighth; Y. M. C. A.

of Maiden. Y. W. C. A.

of Maiden. Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Squirrel Island Library at Squirrel Island, Me, one-sixteenth each; Salvation Army and Community Nursing Association of Maiden, one-fortieth each, and the Squirrel Island Chapel Association of Squirrel Island, Me, and the Firemen's, Policemen's and Letter Carriers Associations of Maiden, one-eightieth each. Miss Davenport was the daughter of the late Alfred H. Davenport. Boston furniture dealer.

In 1929 she gave $100,000 to the Maiden Hospital. Under the terms of the will. Miss Condon nee Shackford). mother of Stella Pfroetzschner and Genevieve Kaulbeck. Funeral from her home, 16 Fenno Friday, May 26.

at 8 a. m. Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church. Circuit at 9 a.

m. Relatives and friends invited. CRAWFORD At Shawfield. South Carolina, by accident, Mav 22. Aviation Cadet Hugh E.

Crawford, son of the late Hugh G. and Ruth (Miller) Crawford. Relatives and friends may call at his home at 78 Stimson West Roxbury. residence of Mr. Edward J.

Soott. until 12 noon Saturday, May 27. Funeral services at the Washington Boulevard Methodist Church. Washington West Roxbury. at 2 p.

m. DOLAN In Dorchester. May 23. Right Rev. Francis X.

Dolan, D. pastor of St. Gregory's Church and brother of Right Rev. Bertrand C. Dolan, O.

S. abbot of St. Anselm's ColIeKe. Manchester. N.

H. Office of the dead Friday at 4 p. Children's Mass Saturday morning a o'clock. Solemn Pontifical Funeral Mass Saturday at 10 o'clock. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Maiden. DRIGGS In rfeedham, tved. the 24th. James E-. husband of Gertrude M.

Hurley. Relative and friend are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his home. 66 Henderson on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Joseph's Church at 9.

Interment. St. Member of the Amalgamated Asiociation. No. 620.

of Street and Electric R. R. Employees of America and Veteran of World War Want and Classified Adverlisemnls raae. WHDH Gaslight Harmonies WMEX Richard Salinger, news. WMEX Qulncy Taxpayers' Talk.

1:20 WBZ Bob Burns Show. WNAC Confidentially Yours. WEEI Mr. Keen, sketch. WHDH Ermphonette.

M. Piastre WMEX Three Guardsmen. HCOP jJiamond Club. WNAC Lani Mclntire Orchestra. WM FX Excursions In Science.

HCOP News, dance party, WBZ Fannie Brice. Frank Morgan, cirri irv VAC-Frank Sini5er. news. WFH Supene. drama.

WHDH Paul Neilsen. news. WMEX New. WCOP We Are the WAC. WNAC The Smoothies, vocal trio.

WHDH Lum 'n' Abner, sketch. WMFX Billy Dnoley's Orchestrm. WCOP Dance Party. WBZ Aldrieh Family, sketch. WNAC Human Adventure, drama.

WE F.I Death Valley Days, drama. HHDH Town Meeting of Air. WMEX Tommy Carr's Orchestra. wcop News; Dance Party. :45 WMEX Irish Music.

WCOP Wheel of Portune. WEEI Bill Henry, news. WBZ Music Hall: Bin 8 Crosby, MC WNAC Gabriel Heatter, news. wfei Mai Bowes' Amateurs, WMEX Classical Album, DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE Selective Price Range Time Payment Plaa Non-Sectarian. Pnjortnatibn and Estimates OFFICES AND CHAPEL? BOSTON and BROOKLINE FOR THE Ed era Wentworth BERWICK.

Me, May 24 Edgar Wentforth, 78, former town official and well known cartoonist, died today at his home. He had lived in Berwick for 53 years. He was state highway supervisor for 25 vears and served in sjie State Legislature in 1920. He was Selectman and former chairman of the board for a number of years. Wentworth's cartoons appeared in the Boston Globe.

"Judge," "Puck" and in Maine papers. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 at the home. Davenport also bequeaths $130,000 outright to Miss Beatrice F. Blake, her companion for many years, and an income of $15,000 a year for the rest of her life. Miss Blake also receives Miss Davenport's Summer home on Squirrel Island, Me, her iewels.

furs and other effects at Miss Davenport's home at 70 Salem st. Maiden, not otherwise bequeathed. John T. Burke, chauffeur, and Emy S. Olsori, maid, receive $10,000 each and an income of $3000 a year for life.

Albert C. Davenport, a cousin, of San Dimas, Calif, re SUNDAY GLOBE Must Bs Ordered Early Attend to the Matter Today Ht Etf.