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THE 0 ST 0 DAILY- 4 Nolo 110.4.110000110110450".""0"401"0"0"110.40"910" 0 Filoompotemommovowspomoolopen4loisodonowarvegkoNo G-LOBE---THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5 1911 1 Iry Arl 1 111 r-. 1 7 41,0 IPS iPq Ir. leP A PWIIII I i va irk yr A olpir. iii.4 1 I m.

W' OW' O.MM OA PNWP.PWo 0Wwmfo." 101w00 golvowelloomionnyomoupoolow011imemlopouraOiltemm90, AUTOMOBILES (Used Cars) AUTOMOBILES (ITsed Cars) Car 75 Cars tt From Private Owners" For Immotiliwte Stitomgoall TOP PRICES PAID AU Timm AU M.dets. 7 MORNING. DEATH NOTICES LANEIn Oct. 2, Annie fDris coil). beloved wife of the late Edward P.

Lane. Funeral from her late residence. 711 Cummins Highway, Fridav morning oit 13. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Angela's Church at 9.

Relatives and friends LOCKWOODtri Boston, Oct. 3., Chsrles husband of the late Lillian E. olionti Lockwood. of 15 Barrows Allston, Funeral services at the Waterman ChaLel. 495 Commonwealth Boston.

on Thursday, Oct. 5, at 3:39 p. Relatives amid friends aro invited. MacLEODIn Ipswich. Oct.

4. suddenly', Margaret wife of the late Alexander MacLeod. age 71 years. Services from her late residence. 27 Turkey Shore road, Friday.

at 2 P. in. Relatives and friends MAHERSuddenly. in Alamogordo. New Mexico.

Sept. 29. Cant John S. Maher. husbacd of Grace Willoughby Maher.

Funeral services private at the Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth Boston. on Friday. Oct. 8.

at 2 P. McG1LVRAYIn Dorchester. Oct. 3, Mary, beloved wife of ihe late John ItIcGilvray thee Gerahtir). of 12 Dun- can st, Funeral front the homsti D.

Funerai Home. 1413 lotchestee Friday. Oct. t3 at 8 o'clock. Solemn Requiem 141afi Mass at Et.

Am- brose's Church. at o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. McNAMARAIn Roxbury. Oct.

2. by accident. Ellen, beloved daughter of the late John and Mary McNamara ley). Funerai from her late residence, 168 Blue 11111 Friday. Oct.

8. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St. Patrick's Church.

at 9 a. in. Relatives and friends invited. Rev. Desmond Arrangements were completed this morning for the solemn funeral rites for the late Rev.

Michael J. Desmond, who died last evening in Newton. For the past year he had been a teacher at St. Sebastian's Day School in Newton. but for a few years previous had been on sick leave.

The solemn funeral mass will be sung Monday morning at 10 o'clock in St. Bernard's Church, West Newton, at which Most Rev. Richard J. Cushing. the Archbishop-elect will preside.

Fr. Edward W. Desmond, assistant at the Holy Name Church, West Roxbury. a brother of the deceased, will officiate at the service, while Fr. John J.

Crane, pastor of St. Bernard's Church. West Newton. will be deacon and Fr. Charles Metrinig, head master of St.

Sebastian School will be the sub-deacon. The eulogy will be preached by Rev. Edward F. Ryan. D.D., pastor of the Holy Name Church, West Roxbury.

Harry Beresford FOR SALE A Profitable BusInoss ESTABLISHED MORE THAN 25 YEARS Essential Industry marvelous postwar prospects. Aivantagoous location ciato to Philadelphia. On railroad skiing shipping facilities. Comp let, elodern lahor saving aquipmant. osonufochnor distribute finish's' products.

Soils to virtually no credit lassos. indebtodnoss (corront bills loss than Cash position wiry high. 100 ItooPlorlos no labor difficulties. Management end calm personnel latest. marked doclins in volumo during war.

Alttiough usual diroctives provailod. soles head double or troblo with torrospending tarps in profits. bocci of certain definite circumstances, Is this attractive for sale to on individual who flts into the industry. to $450,000 cash roquirsci. Only $125,000 Is molly in fixed of which less than $75,000 Is in rsal estate.

Balance always such as staple invontory always In demand and accounts that turn over in thirty days, and cath In lank. earnings now OXCONI per annual. Should Isis $150,000 efts war. ply. husinass cannierion and bank roteronces.

Contidontial on a persona basis, direst with promot owner, and limited prospactive purchaser at aim. Dealing through brokors is as we cannot chance disturbing wasting oxcellont per 'and customer trade relations. Dep't 1114, Post 011ie' Trinity Station, Now York. MORNING DEATH NOTICES DONAHUEIn Charlestown, Oct. 2, Dan- iel belovect son of the late Patrick and Bridget Donahue.

Funeral from the residence of his niece. Miss Winifred M. Carney. 64 Chestnut st. Friday.

Oct. 6, at 9 a. m. Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Church.

Warren at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited; DONOVANIn Somerville. Oct. 3. Margaret E.

(Russell) Donovan, wife of John Donovan. Funeral from the Elm Friday. at 8 a. in. Requiem High Mass at St.

Catherine's Church. at 9 a. in. Relatives and friends invited. DOWn South Boston, October 4.

Estelle R. sister of S. Frances Dow. Funeral from her late home, 189 Dorchester Friday at 8 a. rn.

Requiem' Mass- In St. Augustine's Church, at 9 a. m. Attendance of relatives and friends requested. Portland.

Maine. Papers Please copy. EMERYIn Belmont, Oct. 3. Nellie N.

(Halloran). wife of Fred Emery. Funeral from her home, 22 Oxford On Friday. Oct. 6.

at 9 a. m. Sclemn Requiem High Mass at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. at 10 a. tri.

Relatives and friends are invited to ettend. EVANSIn Wreethem. October ad, Julia H. widow of the lete Fret H. Evans, Funeral from the Gillooly Funeral Home, October Walpole Norwood, Fri- day.

ctober 6th. at 2:30 p. m. Please omit flowers. FARRACYIn Lowell, Oct.

3, at his home, 73 Harris Thomas L. Far-racy. brother of Mrs. Florence Madigan and William J. Farracy.

Funeral Saturday morning at 9 from his late home. followed by Solemn H.th Mass of Requiem at St. Margaret's Church at 10. Burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery.

Lowell. FIEDLERIn Brookline. Oct. 4. at his late residence.

9 GreenwaY Emanuel Fiedler. father of Miss Fredericka Fiedler. Mrs. Elsa Crossman of New York. Mrs.

Rosa Hochland and Arthur Fiedler. Funeral services strictly private. rirrsin Butler, Oct. 2. David Waldronirst-class seaman.

N. husband of Elizabeth (Neal) is h. Burial service at the Church of the Epiphany. Winchester. TridaY.

Oct. a. at 2:30 p. m. Fiersaet omit flowers.

Portland. and Harrisburg. papers please copy. FREELANDSuddenly. in Boston.

Oct. 3, Vil1ard Eldredge. husband of Mary King Freeland. Funeral services will be held at the Wentworth Chapel. 30, Prospect Waltham.

Thursday, 5. at 2 p. m. Relatives arid friends are invited to attend. GABBETTIn East Weymouth.

Oct. 3., Vete V.t beloved daughter of Augustine' and Shelia (O'Brien) Gabbett. )ierel from her late home. 15 Intervale road. Friday at 9 a.

to. High Mass of Requiem in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9:45, Relatives and friends invited. GORMANIn this city. Oct. 4.

George 3.. beloved husband of the late Ellen (Finnegan) Gorman. residence 34 Warrenton at. Funeral at the J. F.

Cassidy Funeral Parlor. 160 Harrison Friday at 9 a. Mass at St. James' Church at 10 Relatives and friends invited. Burial at St.

Bernard's Cemetery. Fitchburg, Mass. Fitchburg papers please copy. Esse ,0 khan oo'l I to Not. salons :0 No In elway About plots' No tog, moont 1 Peow CMOS' 1.

Only bugles' to $400,1 assets Is lisp I recoil, I. Not or ono 'V Moog." otopotiot to ono 1 Moretti snood 'o lox 26, N' Dow IONE 40 Bonds 10-Higher gra ili Second gra 10 Public 'Ail 10 Industrials UNIT STATr tDollars a Sales 1 1 '59-56 1 21-2s 3 21-as '70-65 CORPO 3 AlleshanY 3 11 Am dz i i I Am 1GC 51 8 Am 31 10 31, 26 Arn I' 3s 18 Am Tob 3s IAn8CN Get Ann Arb 4s Arm Del 7s 1 ATs? 4s '9! 5 AIICAL 334 25 A-t lit 45 7 A en 4s 40 A 4 vs 'I 1st es 60 125 Elt-0 4s '48. L4 bee0 161, '49 20o0D i3 bi bet() lo5 A L4 '5 2 136zOIC I bellPa 'I 25 Bost Me 101 ii ran As ttE goad to Not milers .0 No always About piste No mint :0 Postwar emote to Only business lo $400.000 assets Is liquid, receivable I. Net or mots Pisassi negettattens to ono briproctical sonnet lox 26, N. Y.

DOW JONES 40 Bonds 10-Higher grade grade 10 Public 10 Industrials UNI TMlas STATES Dollars Sales 1 21-4s '5-56 1 Ia9-64 7.71.571T'M3 STATES sales tDollars NI 2' 59-56, 1 2s 3242s '70-65 5 Alleshany 11Am if' 1Am IGC 3 Am ToiT 10 314s 26 Am ItSti 3s ill Am Tob 3s IAneCN deb Ann Arb 4s Arrn Del 7s 7 ATSF 4s '95 AtICAL 334s 15 1st 4. 7 A elt 4s 40 A 412s 144 Ist cv 125 45 48 54 Bee 161, La 2(i onD i3 63 '95 A .53 05W '59 2 4s I bellPa 5 23 boss Me 4 VI EarkeY 7 Can 4 5 Bond Market BOND AVERAGES WASHINGTON. Oct. 5 '(AP)--The 101.2E1 .4. .18 Association of American Railroads today that 912,999 cars of rails 109.54 TM'S" 82.73 freight were loaded during utilities 109.73 week ending last Saturday.

This was an increase of 14.332 106." 1.6 percent. compared with the wteki-an increase of 2355 GOVERNMENT BONDS cars. or 0.3 percent. compared with and Thirty-Seconds) ma Low closethe corresponding week a year ago, TREASURY and an cars. or 0.6 percent.

compared, with two years .100.20 100.20 109.20 Dee. ..190 fo 1,0,0. ago. I Preceding week. an increase of 2355 GOVERNMENT BONDS cars.

or 0.3 percent. compared with and Thirty-Seconds) Closethe corresponding week a year ago, Mal Low TREASURY i and an cars. or 0.0 percent, compared with two years ion.20 10(120 100.6 100.0 ago. 100.3 Saes 'High Low Close 3000 tAirc Access 6314 614 6 Alunt Lid el 912 8 1 Imo Alum Co AM 33' 3- 33 33 4'00Alurn Co Am pr.11212 11214 11214 600Am Gas El 33 32 33 400 Am Light i T. 181s 1814 1814 500 Am Maracaibo 114 1 ls 1Y tAm Republics 1134 lily's 114: 9-00 AM SIIPOrPOW Vs 400Am Superpow pr 19 1810 is 3400 tArsus Inc 7114 7 3,4 20-00 Ark Nat 414 3'.

4111 4700 Ark Nat Gas A 414 4 414 1500 Aro Equip 2034 19 1914 200 tAshland 031 8e. It 6 614 6 300 Atlantic 9Ss 934 934 6800 Atlas Ply 13 1434 14Ss 2000 Babcock 2734 2634 27 5000 Baldwin LOc war. 914 9 6700 tBarturri 33,4 35 100 tBellanca Aire 33,4 334 334 500 tBlue Ridge 2 214 234 1600 Braz Tr 1914 18 18's 500 tBreeze .1214 1234 600 tBrewst Attriz.a 214 214- 212 500 tBrown-P st 20114 2914 14 20 200 'Brown Rub 3 314 3 200 Buckeye 10 10 '10 1300 Put NAT P- 18 IR 100 Punk HI I Ae leo 1 is 401 -100 Punk Hill Ae A 101A0 151,6 17 10 300 'Burry Litscuit 434 333 1300 Cal El Pnw 7 6s 500 tCallite Tung 734 13 200 Can Marconi 2 2 2 600 Carrier Coro 1734 1753 1714 600 tCatalin Am 814 8 8,03 700 Aire .4 4. q's 3100 Cities Service 14 1314 14 410 Cities Service pr.10912 10814 10814 1701 tleve Tract 1841 le ks 1812 1700 010n Dveelogi 314 354 43'4 100 olonial Airl 85s BND 200 Colts Ir Arm 37 3612 37 400 icons Boil 6614 6643 6612 540 Cons Gas IA 613 613 614 1300 Cons Corp' 1413 14 1414 200 Cont Frly 13. ,13., 1510 Creole Pet 24 2334 24 2800 tcroft Brew 44.,,.

114 0' 1 114 300 Crowley Milner. 914 914 914 700 tCuban 421 Sug 2314 23411 2312 400 Derby Oil 9 .9 9 300 Eatt Gas 214 Zs 14 250 East Glicr 6 pr 4314 4214 41 525 Fast-GB(1r pri 74 7214 313 12100 ri Bond Sh, 11112 3 11 11 590 El Bond Sh xd 97 9714 '971 40 80 tEnuity Corp 1 1 199 ftWitlire 714. 7 .4 100 tFatrchild Cam 1014 1014 Ws 290 trairchild A. 214 314 313 1290 tFansteel Met 3414 3313 3314 2300 Ford Mot 8 554 .8 500 Gen Share 213 213 213 1700 Glen Aid Coal 1713 1714 1714 nv 86. 86 88 310 tHecla Alin .733 734 734 1100 Boll Gold 9.

912 Oka 100 Hum-Ross 10 712 714 712 1100 11I Pow div et 1413 1312 '14 20 III Zinc 1034 1012 1013 250 In Co AM 8634 86 8614 1400 Int Petrol 1714 .17 1713 2300 Jacobs iF L) 1133 '1114- 115a 390 Kingston Prod 3 3' 244 1200 Lake Shore 17 1638 16 3490 'Lenard Oil DeV 114 1 114 8110 Lone Star Gas -1012! 1033 :1033 1100 Long Ltg 114 113 114 1010 tLouts 714 733 712 300 IVIcWill Dredg 1114 1134 1112 890 tMerritt-C 912 913 12 5900 Mesatit Iron 334 413 5it 1400 Mitt St 234 214 510tMid West 1234 la13 iNnlyhdenum 0,3 810 tMonogram Piet- 3. 314 234 40 Montg Ward A 175 175 175 2700 Nat Bella. Hess 214 2 214 1900 Nat Fuel 111I 1134 1111 300 Nat Rub Mh 1053 1014 10 100 tNat Un Rad 6 6 6 175 NEPA 6 Pr 6414 6414 414 300N Zinc 64 64 64 1910 Malt Hud Pow 313- 3 3 600 Niles-Bern-P 1214 12 12. '3 100.Thp'sing 11 1001No 5ta A 14 1453 1414 900 tOgden Corp 4 4 4'3 41,4 1 20 Okla Nat 'Gas 28 28 28 100 Pae 8 3714 3654 3634 000 trantepec Oil Ven 8 .773 773 600 Pennroad 5Z' 512 514 e00 'Phoenix See 3914 39 3913 80 Pioneer Gold 333 313 333 400 Pitts PI GI 11814 .118 11813 200 Premier Gld 114 114 2100 Phil Sd 1314. 1314 '1334 10414 10414 0 Qu Oats, 151 151 151 1900 tRK0 opt will 113 113 112 600 Raytheon Mfg 44 4354.

44 4300 Red Bank Oil 2vp 2 2'4 1(40 Pont Pet 673 81 214 201 4 4 ono st Regis Pap .104 6 2810 Salt DOillf Otj, 9 853 9 1000 tSchulte (17 AI .274 gIs 5(0 Segal Loefl 214. 214 21,4 600 Seiberling Rub :10, 973 1) 18to Indus 143 114 113 mx) Shat-Denn 314 314 3'3 10 Singer Mfg 282 262 26'2 4N)Sonntone 2.14 254 253 Silo Stand Cap tic 1714 1712 1714 pCV KyLi 1810 18 184 1400 Starrett Corp vto 14. 314 33s 190 Tampa r( 26 26 ,1 900 Technicolor. 2314 2214 2212 390 tTrans-Lux 374 333 374 400 Transwest O- 2113 100 ST-ling-Sol 714 7 V. 1 tO Unit ire Prod 00 tUdYlit2k Corp 513 513 5 .1034 4 10 22( Unit Str 1 2 17s 2 2590 Unit Gas 1 114 114 8390 Unit 11'w A 83 83 83 Unit 12 pr.

64 1 6312 64 1501.1nit Shoe 73 73 73 2800 Foil -7 714 714 Wall 'Pap 5 434 43. 100 Utah-Idaho Suit 214 213 214 500 tValspar Corp 313 3 312 290 West Vs 9 814 9 110 West Air 11- 11 '11 300 Woodley Pet 11 4t1 1500 Wright Harg-1 354 3 9 Final stock sales, 310,620 shares. DOMEATIC BONDS 1Am es 2018.102 102 102' 28 As Elec 414s 53.. 94 9334 9334 Ao' 5s '50. 48 NI 281,4 17 As 5s '68.

2714 2712 2713 9 As GacE 41os 49 2714 2712 2714 1 As TacT 51as '55 A 99 99 Op 2 Bell1Can bs'57 B.11334 11314 113 33 Cen.St El 5145 '54 51 50 5034 20 Chl By 55 27 et. 64 64 64 5 Citites Ser 53 1031s 10313 4 Citites Ser 55 101ko Inka 7 Cont '58 A.10434 104 a 1043. 13 tEast GF 4s 1003s 10144 2 Elee 55 2030.10174 30373 10310 2 GatineauP334s 101 101 4 rntnAldcl 4s 10014 10014 4 nd Svc 5. '56 ,10214 192 10214 ersPow 6s '52 66 6816 6614 5 IniersPow 5s '57. 9312 93 93 t.lerCP&L314 10633 1063,4 3 10234 10234 7 5s '50.

84 8314 83N 6 53 '47. 84 8374 8314 13 NErigPow5129 54.10214-10217 10214 2 Nrig Pw 5348 .10214 10214 10213 2 106 3 1055-4 11 'So Cal Ed 3E735-11513 10573 10514 4 So Ind Ry 4s.51... 8314 8314 83 14 Std GacE 6s411 St 9712 97 97 21 Std 6351 9714 97 97 24 Std 6357. 9712 97 9712 31 Sni GarE 65138, 9714 97 9714 19 Std 63'57 97 96 97 23 Starrett 5s '50. 5134 5114 5112 5 Tex El 5s '60 -105 ,10413 105 1 Tex 55 '56-106 106 5 Tw CRT 512352A.10113 10114 10113 9 1.1nL&By 104 1M34 tWaldorf-A 5354.1153.

11514.11533 FOREIGN BONDS 2 Cauca Val 7s '48 2913 2914 2912 2 Lima Peru 612558 20 20 20 tilonds so marked are fully listed on the Curb Exchange. All others are dealt IOn an unlisted trading basis. Final bond sales today. $621,000. Eastern Gas Fuel.

Files for Exemptions Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates yesterday filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission at Philadelphia, a notification of registration under the Public Utility Holding Company Act, of 1935, which subjects the association only to the provisions of the act requiring recapitalization. To comply with' these provisions the association wilt later file a plan of recopitalization 'for approval by the commission. In.the interim. the com-mission not having acted on Eastern's application for exemption, Eastern continues to be exempt from all other provisions of the Holding Company Act. Following recapitalization, -Eastern's trustees expect that the association will be completely exempted.

Mrs. Elizabeth Shanahan LYNN, Oct. 5 Mrs. Elizabeth Shanahan, 83, widow of Edward Shanahan and mother of City Solicitor Patrick F. Shanahan, died at her home at 148 Phillips yesterday.

The funeral will be Friday at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's Church with a solemn high mass of requiem, celebrated by one of her 11 grandchildren-Rev. Raymond Shanahan of the Holy Ghost Fathers of Norwalk, Conn. She was a member of Martha Washington Court, Massacnusetts Catholic Order of Foresters. Besides her son Patrick, and her grandson, Fr.

Shanahan. she leaves three other sons, Lyness of the ILynn Police Department; Joseph of the Swampscott Police Department; James A. (Christie) well-known dancing instructor; two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Sonigan and Mary Shanahan, both of Lynn, grandchildren and a great-grandson. Three of grandsons are in the armed services.

Mrs. Seretha Annus FRAMINGHAM', Oct. 5Mrs. Seretha Annis, 80, died yesterday at Miami, where she had made her home in recent years. She was a resident of Saxonville and was the widow of Mark F.

Annis. former Framingham who died In 1935. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Ida M. Kyte, and two grandchildren, Miss Margaret Kyte-and Fernald Neal, all of Saxonvi VilLi.

PAY TOP DOLLAR We still 'need cars for ideas workers and are still paying top, dollar prices. Sell us your car truck or statio wagon NOW. Top Dollar lin Rosenfield wat call at your house with cash. checks, no stories. Don't wait we need hundreds of ears new.

Call, write or telephone General Used Car 97 Bridgo St-, N. Weymouth, Way. 3223- 473. Sud3lt WESTERN '-BUYER On premises all this week BIG MONEY PAID FOR CLEAN LOW MILEAGE P40, v41 and P42 Cars Go ANYWHERE IN Ns E. Phone.

Call or Write DORCHESTER BUICK Co. 70 Talbot Ave. Talbot 8300 Oven Fv.q. Till 111 5t Chicago Dealer Wants ICO Oars For Immediate Shipment Top Cash in Full TOM SON1S STATE MOTORS 1121 Comm. Boston ALG.

9221 Sud'It ol WANTED FOR CASH BY war or 1933 sedan. must be in rertect condition, Call MR. STRONG, Belmont 3853 or Tr 4309. 3t 03 Track Parts and Bodies ti. P.

ANDE'LMAN 200 River SC -Cambridge; Kir. 1622 or Eli. 8 1 oo: surrhat s24 WANT CAR FROM PRIVATE OWNER 1111 pre liberal price. spot cash, MR. WILLIAMS.

GENE 0810 d1t s2 WANTED FORDS. CREVROLETR 1938 rn 1942. See Mr. Wiley at NEWTON MOTOR SALES. 173 Wathington st.

New- tonvillei Rig. 4200. Surl3ft ol BUICK special 19.10 4-door sedan. r. excellent cOnd Blu.12ei).

2t 04 HOUSE trailer. eauioped. Som. 5807.dSu7t o3 f-NEED a used -car for my work; cash, any make: 2700, -c1Swit 03 NAVAL officer wants can car from private party. Call after 5 D.

Am. 2862, ONE 1940 Chevrolet, tractor in exc. cond. and ready for work. 9900.

Tail r1a1. 5152, dSufit o3 ONE 193a Chevrolet 4-door aedan. 4 beautiful car In exc. 9225. Call Mal.

5152. dSuiSt c3 tilk1V-A-ft party will pay crish-TOr a good late model automobile. Bet. 2515. 2t .04 430 Nil coupe teTr--714147--Apotir 12 Spring W.

Rox. 4t o4 WANTED-From piivate. Fontiac. '40 or ,41. Mys- I134-M.

PlhISu OS will Past cash. Som. 2518. 1941 DODGE 4-door excellent OP A warantee. $1.250.

CARLETON GRAY. 306 Main Reading; tel. 1253. eves. 3t 04 Elia VAN trailer for sele7Cali be seen at the GENERAL TRUCK MOTOR LINES.

156 Congress av. Chelsea. dSu4t 05 1937 01.7DSMOBILE 4-door sedan. good running condition and tires. 9335.

Call after 6 P. 15 Blab Somerville. DODGE ct-iiiiTi7e3i-c-illet-Triirii and condition; 1932 Oldsmobile convertible coupe. good shape. Eli.

8594. 7 4t o4 1939 D30 Internati7CrTat7fike -bod-Y truck. 9580. OTIS ELEVATOR 130 Clarendon Boston; Ken. 2460.

2t 04 1938-tlisifOLN tEPHYR sedan; tires and body in good shape. P6.900 Phoms J. C. RICE JRD Lat. 9428 or So.

Boston 2548. dSults 1931- PONTIAC SEDAN, condition" and tires -excellent, first able Offer takes rt. Rear 67. Cedar 7Somerville, 140 OLDS 4-door. $650.

'36 Pontiac 4.door. R. 9200. 1165 Dorchester Dorchester; Col: 5628. 2t iril3T-PC)NTIAC 6 Al r.

conc radio, heater, good tirecwtth new snare. private, 9285, Wat. 4308. 1938-White tractor. -model PLEYARD EXPRESS.

7 Lowell Methuen; tel. Lawrence 32492. 3t 03 YACHTS, MOTORBOATS DORT BETWEEN 36 and 39 FT; Either. a Criss-Craft, Elea, Matthews, Wheeler Must have twin screw motors, and a flying bridge. Write all partics Ian to 430, Globe Office.

FISHING dragger for sale. length 434 beam 1734. one year old. full enuipt, PAUL SUTERS 59 Fleet at-s Boston, tel. Cap.

5054. dSu4t o5 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WantedPlayer Piano; I WILL PAY $100 FOR, all metal tubed rilaYer Mena that PlaYs the music- roll in the right way. don want the old type with a tot of 25-year-o1d torn rolls. 1 will nay eitlicK cash tor ji stood hams. P.

O. Box 69. Brookline. Mass. sudr.tol.

THE $39 PLAYER PIA1104; has the old typo traeblesome rubber Niles which are simile oat of order. The better sod more modere player has all lead and metel tubes ethiett ay the roil as It should be sieved and stay pet: It costs more. bat It pays in the end. Sett es for quality CNICKERING, Steinway, small S)5. $50.

$85: 3 Spinets. Baby Grand. 3345, Terms. MALLET A DAVIM, 192 Boylston St. drIt 0 WAN-r--smnit or meditu'iilre piano.

sny style. Pay his prise. MR. LEE. KEN.

4624. Swift el Toplayer. -26 Dartmouth st. Boston 3t o4 MUSIC 'AN IS 111'-11 atillArt 8" Mod. Mink Twilit Sultety Instruments to WIC' L18.

1145 CHRISTENSEN. Outer- 453 St. LOST. FOUND --fro77-1 LOST your clog er cot? CaU ANIMAL FESCUE LEAGUE. 51 Carver st Han.

e. m-5 P. TM dSta7r 629 LOSTA lady's bag with eye glassand personal 153PerS, On Winches- ter bus or Arlington Centre; need glare, 54 QXncy Medford Hillside. LOSTDisappeared, Sept. 29.

black dog (like sm. Spite). Fenway. Museum road. needs special diet; reward.

Him. 8573. 3t 03 2. between and Boston, lady's gold wrist watch. Oce.

after 6 p. reward. at 05 LOSTGold bracelet; ccus. band. reward, Call Him.

22. Mary Konorowski betw. 8:311 5:30. at o4 ARNOLD GORMAN. 9 PaysOn Brookline.

Bank Book No. 4217, Boston Post Office Credit Union. MISCELLANEOUS -EXTERMINATORSFUMIGATORS RATS. ROACHES. BED BUGS.

ETC. MANUFACTURERS of exterminating prrducts: merchandise for sale. 165A Warren street. Rox. 19.

Mass. HANNA EXTERMINATING CO. Sud3lt el oacheii ExterminatedrGuar. Oa your place of roaches, bedbup vermin. Sanitary Ext.

Corn. 78,8. Sud3lt ol RADIOS. table and console: 1 entri burner stoves; fluorescent desk lamps; vacuum cleaners; Si lex cntfe makers; broilers; Sun Bowl ng elements; Westinghouse Mazda bulbs; radio tubesi rebuilt elec. Irons: heating lamps; alarm clocks; etecto scales; A.

C. and D. C. sun lamps: Many other -items. Union ELECTRICAL SUFFIX 19 High Lib.

2337. ciStat, 03 ALBAllY Listed I. Inforters hies 920 Mass. Bostal Mr. Ross, Garrison 1975 Ives Gen.

3o1 a Block from Boston Ctty Hosott Soll7t 017 --4101- -r WE'RE STILL BUYING emit Peeing tho best eiessibto tot Oasis oars. Asir 'tor. mak model. Drive in if possible. Veit wilily be satisfied with, tho ViaY we ban IMMEDIATE ITING WAITING CAPITOL LIOTOH CO.

251 Prospect Cambridgo Oven 'tit P. M. Eliot 646g 2t 64 TZ MY US! 1 TnP rtILING yektuut Iron Goon 1is 1941 AR ai FRANKLIN FIELD MOTOR: Blue Hill Doe. 14 Sudllt el MARRS MAKES TH MARKET CASH IN FULL. FOR YOUR CAR Ioti Came In.

Ne Soo $ob d8o COMMONWEALTH AVENUE 4 LONG. IMES OPEN REMO Sud3It -TRUCK TRAILERS DEALERS and operators; write complete list. DSITNEY. Box JamalcaPlain 30, Mass3t 134, VIE WAI1T Your Cal ANY MAKE--ANY to 193a FLANAGAN SEATON 1106 Commonwealth Ave. ASP.

$1414; 4t 433 FORDS WANTED 1 ALSO Chevrolets. RUBLN. Aso. 42121st Sutl7t el- rrlvaie clIcrstrza. Mr.

Rut41 SudTt 17, '42 PACKARD CLIPPER 4-1 SED-41 Heater's. 43 No. Beacon st Illofie" 1937 CHENT. deluxe sedan. r.

he; new recaps. good and clean. 1.1549.a Pro. 270g. -1939 6--cyl.

Paclerd. 12111cH det gorrr tires. exc. $39. Eas.

2450-W4 2t P4, TO41 5 new tires. Malden 141.ar earl Tel. d5u7i 7111 Cal! Mal, 5152. dSuott c3 it 1318-15oDd'r, .11) Moire 4 -0 4-dr. ell an.

Mr, ttres. good cond S265. N131. 2. 421 1934 it-irMOUTI-1 setf.

in. sOod tlreat good coolltion. 110 32.2114 MOTOR TRUCKING National Movers of Boston Wanted: Fall or part toads. tosarld. muttons.

Modern aostpownt. itrasanaioe. WAT 6403 203 Waver ley Ave. Watarthwit 6403 203 Weverlev Ave Watertown 2St air ruCkLfurnituYe moving all Over the state. reasonable rates.

1-Tig. 6810. dSu7t o2 C. C. gen'l cornmodi-Teo7 irreg.

Somerville. Boston and Connecticut 265. Glorte office. 3t" o3 WANTtrillertirriload 144cDONALD 79 Dartmouth Corn. 3388.

INSURANCE te 210 down: '44 elates at sew; era 44, or eh( ears: any tenni: hem tails: en. 1 eves. O. Hardy Drewry. ins.

Inr Harvard EL1.012Zer 120 NHS etroo.12, L11.3091 AO. AUTOMOBILE TRAILERS-1A. ARIVIYTiiller. 10 'xil'i(01 ItiZ3P A equipped. $273.

Som. 58rr1. tiSu7t AUTO SCHOOLS Learn to drive. Franklin Park AirA c. h.

842 Blue RAI dSu27t 6203 At HARLEY-DAVIDSON. model 6135. ed. tires. Sta.

4.383,5:30-7 p.m.... MACHINERY AND TOOLS, 1 FOR SALEAbout 60 ft: of conveyor rollers, in good condition. See Mr. Heller. JOHN IRVING SHOE CORN 11 9 Besets Street.

Boston WAREHOUSE SCALE 3 TON Fairbank-Morse truss levet scale with double acorn and weightsrA Call BOSTON FILTER CO. Chas1570. it' CS WANTED-40-60-h. p. grade 6 oe" similar engine.

Cir. 15670 rrh o3 PROPOSALS Department of Education. Comentagea. Massachusetts Maritime-A Academy. Notice to Contractors-a The Commissioners of Istassachts.c.19 setts Maritime Academy invite proposals tor Alterations to mu, including lathing and Islaster-r- ing.

the work. structural steel- art iron work, kalamein doors. meta 4 weather atrippine, peinting. plum meting end ventilating and tr1ca work desiric plaus and -opectritatIons may obtairr the same at th ()rhea of the Supetgr4 interment otlviassachusetts Maritirres.A Aceilemy. Hyannis.

Massachuset aP011 the dePosit Payment of Ii3S.0o...ffis This amount is to be included in bids. imot all checks hut that of successful bidder will bet returned. Ed must be made no the OrescribedIA form of the and be accompanied by a cered Made Payable In the in the amount of On. Thousand Dol-seA. Jars.

Those checks be returned upon the execution of the A security bond will be ll A bids must be plainly mark and Irt with the Superintendent thatisachusetts Maritime Aced-telt errw. Hyannis. on or 230 P. M. on Friday.

Nov. 3. at which time net place they will bere-4, publicly opened and read. Plans specifications may be seen at office of the Architect. Walter IsLuet Gaffney.

43 Potter HyannisieS or at the office of the missioners cf the Maritime Acael-res emy. 100 Nashua Street, Boston. At-era tention is called to the fact schedule of minimum wage rates. as established by the COmmissionern-9, of Labor and Industries. under thestA provisions of Chapter 461 of the' Acts of 15.

is annexed to the eon-tract document. The Cornmissioneremt of Massachusetts Maritime Acadenve reserve the right to reject any ancr, all bids. or to accept one not thecep lowest if it is deemed to be for the best interests of the Commonv'ealth to do so, OF EDUCATION. OF IIASSACHLISETTS MARITIMZ ACADEMY. ThM o5 41.

LEGAL NOTICES ra-STER'S-'NOTrCE-IN-DrvoR In the Court of Common Fe'Z'ri co. 1. For the County of phia, December term, 1943. No. 51.1emas in divorce A.

V. Verna Snell vs. Samuel Snell to Samuel Snell. ent residence is unknown. but last known residence was 69 Weston Street.

Roxbury. Massachusetts. Re-etris. soondent: You will please take a tice that I have been appointed ter by the Court in case.17at in which your wife. Verna has brought suit against you for ab-, solute divorce on trie grounds of sertion.

and that I will hold a ing for the purpose of taking mony in said case at my office 323 Walnut Street (Sth floor). Philidel-tes1 phia. -Pa. on Friday. October 1944, at 4 o'ctock p.

m. (E, W. when and where you Mast atterug' with witnesses if yOU On STEPHEN 3. lidcEWEN. Master.

34.2 Walnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Th4t 114 ACCORDING TO LAW. all deemed pledges of the Simplocio4 4 Loan wilt be sold at Auction on October 26.

1944. at 9 A. at 7 ScollaY Stuare.vell Bostnn. Mass. Th3t DOGS, CATS, PETS "1 gTXTftf for breeding or pet.

Tro. 2t Oa TRY US! 1 Tnp rg.11.ING oeittAk rola GOOD 1444 to 1141 FRANKLIN FIELD MOTOR MARRS MAKES THE MAI1KET CASH IN FULL. FOR YOUR CAR; Come tn. Nee dates. See $on Wetttlesti.

d8o COMMONWEALTH AVENUE 4 LONG. 9533 OPEN EvEi sud3It 014 TRUCK TRAILERS DEALERS and operators; write comp1et 1t. DEVNEY. rex liJamatcarlain 30, Masszt o4 WE WAI1T Your Call ANY to 191 FLANAGAN SEATON 1106 Commonwealth Ave. ASP.

01474; 4t o31 FORDS WANTED, ALSO Chevrolets. ILUBLN. Aso. 421214 rflYae Sud7t Mr.R01141 Sud7t '42 PACKARD CLIPPER 4-1 SET41 Healer's. 43 No.

Beacon st 1937 CHENT. deluxe sedan. new recaps. good and clean. 1.138.a Pro 2701i.

1939 6--cyl. Paclerd. det gond' tires. exc. $39.

Eas. 2450-Wi 2t o4 T041 ti5N-Tuamond-T-TrTick7-god-211 3 new tires. MalciAta 141.arti rdirPtYlklblItriOe-cVel el it Tel. Ant 0418 dSu7t eta rMODEC-7111 tractor. 170)4 Cal! Mal, 5152, dSuelt r3 it 131t1-15oDdr, 111) mntte 4-dr.

VOA an. Mr jZ tires. good S265. Mal. 4221 1934 it-i'MOUTI-1 sett tn.

good tireg, rood condition. 110 32.2114 MOTOR TRUCKING National Movers of Boston Wanted: Fill sr part leads. Insured, wiliest wertenve. Seders weipieent. annanesia.

WAT 6403 203 Waverlev Ave. Watertown 26t oh furniture movmdt1 all over the state. reasolabLo 7 Me I t. 8 yr IAA E--dt at 11. 18..

Pt a Ewe A rir- A 7-II A IL 8 '1- ra 11r S' IA A A A I ,0 1 A. A. A ts.r..1 1St; -et 0 I I I McNULTYIn North Cambridge. Oct. 4.

1944. Emma D. McNulty, mother of the late Edward McNulty. sister of Mrs. Rose Printon.

Louis and Ernest Terri. Funeral from the residence. 3 McLean place. on Saturday morning at g. followed by a Solemn Requiem Mass In St.

John's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited MOLYNEAUXJuly 16. 1944, killed in France. Roy son of Julia MolYneaug. 26 Webber Medford, Mass Pro-at 9 a.

Saturday. Oct. ,7 in Francis of Aasist Church. Friends and relatives invited. Milton Oct.

3. Alms E. horeseni widow of Gem'', Nelson and beloved mother of Esther N. Nel son and CPO George H. Nelson.

USN. at the residence, I Tucker St. Time of funeral later. NICKERSON-1n Hyannis, Oct. 3.

Sarah K. Nickerson of South Dennis. Funeral services will be held at the Doane lir Beale Funeral Home. Hyannis. Saturday.

Oct. 7. at 2 P. m. Burial in South Dennis.

Albany, N. Y. papers please copy. O'HARAIn South Oct. 3, Dorothy R.

(Breen), beloved wife of Gerald T. O'Hara. Funeral from her late home, 14 Marine road Oct. 6, at 8:15 a. m.

Solemn High Mass at the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited OTTSuddenly. In Boston. Oct.

Mai-Y. Roulsto widow of George J. Ott. of 394 Marlboro st. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel.

495 Common. wealth Boston. on Friday. Oct. 6.

at 12 noon. Relatives and friends invited. PETTITIn Brighton. ty. 4, James J.

beloved 5071 of the late atric and Han- nah Pettit (nee Ward Funeral from the home of his niece, Mrs. Marv' Templeton, 38 Antwerp Saturday at 8 a. in. High Mass of Requiem in St. Anthony's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. PHTNNSYIn Quincy. October 4.. War' ren husband of Florence (MaoLeodi Phinnev. Residence.

50 Presidents ay. Funeral services at Christ Enisconal Church, corner of Inn St. and Quincy Quincy. Friday. October 8, at 2:30 p.

m. Relatives and friends are invited. QUANRTROMTri South Rostonu Oct. 4. Charles beloved husband ofl Theresa R.

Quanstrom of 279 st. at the Swedish Congregational Church. Arborway. Forest Hills. on Satuiday at 2 p.

in. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call at the Granstrom Funeral Chanel. 111 Warren Roxbury. Thursday and 'Friday evenings from 7 to 9 p.

m. REARDONIn Dorchester, the 4th. William beloved son of the late Michael J. and Ellen Reardon. Funeral front his residence.

19 Fenelon on Saturday morning, at 8:15 o'clock. followed by a Requiem Mass in St. litigh's Church, Grove at 9 n'clock. Relative and friends are Invited. Interment Mt.

SALEMMEIn East Weymouth, Oct. 3 Alessi. beloved husband of Anna (Capone) Salemme. Funeral from his late residence. 47 Lake kriday.

Oct at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass 01 Oct. quiem at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives pnd.f.riends invited to attend. SHOCKEtEntered into rest Oct. 4. Abraham of 50 Vernon Brookline. beloved husband of Rachael and father' 1 of Bertha Harris and Hyman Shocket 'Services at the Solomon Funeral Home.

420 Harvard Brookline, today', at 3 SPPRUmN.K In NO, QUincy, Oct 3. '''Mat E. beloved wife of Aloyous Sprunk, Relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late home. 20 Sterling st, Saturday. Oct.

7. at 9:15. High Mass of Requiem at Sacred Heart Church at 10 o'clock. THOMPSONHerbert died In age 43 years. Services to be held in the Community Church In Pepperell.

at 1:30, Thursday. Oct. 5. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Norwood.

lass. TIERNEYIn Dorchester. Oct. 3. Mark, beloved husbar0 of the late Joeephine (nee Cashel), Tierney of 22 Mar garet at.

Funeral from the Gerald F. Scallv Funeral Home. 54 pleasant Friday. at 8 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem in St. Margaret Church, at 9. Relatives and friends are invited. Late member of Boston Carmen Union, Local 589. TOUGASAt Salmon Falls, Maine.

Oct. 3, Edmund beloved husband of Lucy T011gaS, in his 69th year. Formerly of Weston. Mass, Funeral services at the Eastman Funeral Home, 1396 Beacon Boston. Thursday, Oct.

5, at 2 p. m. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Milford, Mass. TRANFORDIn Chelsea, Oct.

3, Louis beloved husband of Rose A. (Bennett). Funeral from his late residence. 142 Clark Friday, Oct. 6.

at 9 rn. Solemn Funeral Mass at St. Rose's Church, at 9:45 a. tn. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

TYLERAnne D. Requiem 'Mass will be sung at St. Joseph Church. Woods tiole, Friday morning. at 9 a.

rn. Relatives end friends invited. in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett, at 1 m. same clay. Friends may call at Nickerson Chapel.

Bourne, Thursday afternoon from 2-4, Thursday evening from .7,10. WARDIn Arlington, Oct. 4, Margaret Jane (Somerville). widow of John Ward. Services at her late home, 76 Paul Revere road, Arlington.

Saturday, Oct. 7. at 2:30 p. in. Relatives and friends invited.

WOLMANDoctor D. M. in Waterville. Maine. Oct.

4. beloved husband of Ruth F. Feinberg Viclman and father of Arthur and Betsy. Funeral services from Mishkan tefila Chapel Cemetery. Centre West bury.

Fri. Oct. 6, at 10:30 R. tn. ZEBEROctober 3rd, Jacob husband of the late Mary (Krenkel) Zeber of Pickerel road, Wellesley.

Funeral servioes at The Lucy Stone Chapel. Forest Hills Crematory, Walk Hill street, Jamaica Plain. on Saturday. October 7th. at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call et the Waterman Chapel, 2328 Wash-, ington street, Roxburif. until baturdaY at 12 noon. SPORTING GOODS We Will Buy Now or Used BICYCLES, CAMERAS PROJECTORS, FIRE ARMS FISHING RODS AND REELS OUTBOARD MOTORS Ivor Johnson Sporttng Goods Co.

155 WASHINGTON STREET Cor. Square BOSTON, MASS. Thstil-21t MS FOR YOUR GARDEN FOR SAL.To dissolve a partner-. ship. 212-acre bog In perfecy con-cation; must be seen to be appreciated.

located 2 miles from Plyra- outh. Mass. 407. Globe office 2t 05 S-07)-TBS of poppy -seed for sale7 Write 437. Globe office.

NOTICES OSWALD GARRISON-11ELARD Friday Evening, Oct. 6 OUR FAILURE IN ICERTO RICO Dinner Meeting at 8 Joy Boston. 6:39 Reservation, Room OM 14 Beacon 1St. Can. 2319 HEATING AND COOKING MAGIC CHEF gas range.

excellent condition. Call Belmont 'OR SALEHitchen gas range. White. 232 Highland Som'ville. ThF-Su 05 FOR SALEUniversar electric Tanga.

'N little used BigelOW 6172. FOR SALE WWM5Newspapers. 50c lodn-r; magazines. 80c 100 cardboard, 50c 100 rags. 2c interested in any kind of Hil 6610.

eiSu7t o2 Antiques, Stamps, Coins rAIREST-dealrirgs. reliable appraft els. will buy anyhing in antiques. PICHARD GRAY. 38 Orkney Asp.

0452. days, nights. dSul2t 04 Coal, Coke, Oil, Wood, Charcoal CORDWOOD FOR SALE. '75 cord 44t. select hardwood at roadside.

515 a cord; call Sunday. Dedham 1425-11. 3t o4 DANCING INSTRUCTION AIDULTg Latogt Stew. 50c rviiturriGcrogi rviz 6t o2 HOLLYWOOD. Oct.

5 CAP) Death has taken Harry Beresford, 80, stage arid screen actor who immortahzed the role of Clem Hawley in "The Old Soak." one of the theatre's great successes. He died at his Toluca Lake home yesterday after long sickness. Don Marquis wrote "the Old Soak" especially zor The actor created the part of "Shavings" in the play of that name, which ran for three years. EVENING DEATH NOTICES BASCOMIn Malden. 4.

Alice D. Howard. widow of Henry A. Bascom. Funeral services at the family residence.

210 Summer on Saturday at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. COLBERTin Roxbury Oct. 3, by cc- dent. Joseph, beloved husband of Helen G.

Colbert (nee Crowley). residence, 34 McGreevey Way. Funeral from the P. E. Murray uneral home.

54 Roxbury Saturday. Oct. 7. at 9 a. m.

-Requiem, MasS at the MisSion Church at clock. Relatives and friends most kindly mvited. Closing M. COLBYRichard Malcolm. 26 yrs.

ion of Hush and Hazel (Ayer at btu home. Oct. 4.. 173 Powder West Somerville formerly of Concord, N. brother of Mrs.

Barbara '7 walker. Fayetteville. North Carolina. TATalic'Wr', Rrn.er. Funeral aervices from the home.

West Somerville, Saturday, Oct. 7. at 10 a. followed by prayers at the grave, Maple Grove Cemetery. at- 1:30 p.

m. FINCH--n Milton. Oct. J. wife cf the late Walter W.

Finch. reskence 89 Oak St Funeral services at the Joseph E. Carroll Funeral Home. 1117 River. Hyde Park.

Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. GANNONIn West Newton. Oct.

4, MarY E. Gannon. Funeral from her home, 201 Cherry Saturday. Oct. 7.

at 8:30 a. m. Solemn Requiem Mass at Bernard's Church at 9:30. Bela' tives and friends invited. 4 GRADYIn Medford.

Oct. 5. suddenly, Margaret A. (Casey). beloved wife Of the late John Grads of 95 Windsor road.

Funeral from the Fitzpatrick Funeral Home. 67 Governors Saturday. Oct. 7. at ti m.

Requiem High Mass at St Joseph's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives, and friends invited. GRAYIn Somerville. Oct. 4, Alexander Gray.

husband of Alice J. (Brindle) Gray of 30 Merriam at. Services from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home, 907 Massachusetts Cambridge. Saturday at 10:30 a.

Funeral private. Late member of Boston Caledonian Club. JOHNSON-7n West Collingswood. New Jersey. Oct.

4. Madeline (Mitchell) Johnson, formerly of Boston. beloved mother of Frank Arthur R. Mitchell, and Marion M. (Mitchell) Jones.

Funeral services Saturday at the Murray Funeral Parlor. 408 Cooper Cam' den. New Jersey. LeBARTIn Boston. Oct: 3, Oscar husband of L.

Gertrude LeBart of Boston and San Francisco. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth Boston. on Saturday. Oct.

7. at 12 noon. MARTINIn Dorchester. Oct. 4.

Alice Mahady. wife of the late George F. Martin. Funeral services at her late residence. 280 Park on Friday.

Oct. 6. at 2 p. rri. Relatives and frienris invited.

Interment Janialca Plain. October 4. Marie beloved wife of the late Bernard Maschino. Funeral from the 'residence of her daughter. Mrs.

Anna Wyatt. 32 Spring Park ay. on Saturday. October 7 at 8:15 a. rn.

Sol- emn High Mass Requiem in Our Lads of Lourdes, Church at 9 o'clOck. Relatives and friends invited. McGOVERNIn Oct. 5. Augute tine F.

beloved husband of Mary Mc. Govern (nee Hunt) and father of Sister Gertrude of The Sisters of St. Joseph. Funeral from his late residence. 64 Surrey Saturday at 8:15 a.

in. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Columbkale's Church. Market se i at 9. Bela- tives and friends kindly invited.

'Please omit flowers. MUDGETTIn Winthrort. Oct. 5. Albert formerly, of Brookline.

Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral services at the Eastman Funeral Home. 896 Beacon Boston. on Saturday. Oct. 7.

at 2 o'clock. Visiting hours Friday from 7-9 p. m. PUCCINIS Sgt Henry USA, ikilled in action in France Aug. 16.

beloved son of Anthony and Dirce (Lucchesi) Puccini of 43 Bradley Somerville. Requiem High Pro-Burial Mass in St. Polycarp's Church on Saturday. Oct. 7.

at 9 a. Relatives and friends kindly invited. STOCKBRIDGEin this city. Oct. 4.

Charlotte in her 70th year. Funeral services at Rich Se Bellinger Chapel, 30 Centre Newton. on Friday. Oct. 6, at 2:30 p.

m. -Relatives and friends invited. SULLIVANIn Malden, October 4. Annie beloved daughter of the late Jeremiah and Johanna (Goulding) Sullivan. residence 287 Cross st.

Funeral from the home of her sister. pirrs. John B. Ehlen, 130 Derby road. Melrose.

on Saturday at 6:15 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at the Sacred Heart Church. Malden, at 9 o'clock. Relatives arid friends invited.

Late Past Chief Ranger of Iona Court. M. C. O. F.

OLD COLONY LODGE, 143, B. of R. C. Regret to announce the death of Brother Alexander Jaworowski. Funeral services from Boylto Funeral Chapel.

40 Leverett Boston, Saturday, Oct 7 at 3 a. Thomas COMIOUY. Sec. MORNING DEATH NOTICES BACONIn Frenk lin. N.

Oct. 4, Louise wife of the late Griarles 13acon, in her 68th year. Funeral services at the First Church, Weymouth Heights. on Friday. Oct.

6. at 2 p. m. BATHIn Manchester. N.

1-1. Mre. Eine formerly of 14.41;e3.. beloyen wife of Geores J. Bath.

-and mother of Lawrence Bath of Revere, Mrs. Everett Keeping of Boston. George, Thomas W. of Boston Edward Of Manchester. N.

H. Funeral from the family residence, 301 Chestnut Friday morning. at 9:15 o'clock. High Masa of Requiem at St. Joseph's Cathedral.

at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. JosePh Cemetery. Manchester.

H. BAXTERIn imaica Plain. Oct. 1. Mary E.

(Donovan) Baxter. beloved wife of Charles Baxter. residence. 47 Everett It. Funeral was held from the John J.

Gill Funeral Home. 53' South Wednesday. Oct. 4. at 8 4.

rn. Solemn High' Mass of Requiem was celebrated at St. Thomas Acitilnaa. Church at 9 Memorial: Service will be held for Capt Albert CPmeron Burrage 3d. U.

S. of Ipswich. on Sunday afternoon. Oct. 8.

at 4 o'clock, In The Ascension Memorial Church, Capt, Burrage WaN killed in France op It is requested that no Sowers be sent. CONDONin Hyde Park. Oet. 3. Michael beloved husband of Margaret Condon (nee Savage).

Funeral from his late residence. 4 Summer Saturday morning at 8. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Most Precious Blood at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Late member of St.

John's Court. No. 23. M. C.

O. F. and Hnly Name sereety. CONBOYIn Milton. Oct: 4, Margaret A.

(Atkinson). wife of William L. ConhoY.1 Funeral services at her house. 18 Clay Saturday. Oct.

7. at 11 a. m. Relatives and friends are invited. CONNOLLYIn this city.

Oct. a. John J. Funeral from his late 'residence. 7 Myrtle Friday.

at 8 Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Joseph's Church. Chembers st 9 o'clock. Relative and friends kindly invited DANIELIn West Roxbury. Oct.

2. Catherine. widow of John Daniel of 156 Stratford st Services at the Folsom Funeral Chapel. 63 Belgrade Roslindale. Friday at 2 p.

111. Relatives and friends -invited. Chapel visiting hours Thursday from 2-10 p. m. DESMONDIn West Newton.

Oct. 4, Rev. M. Joseph of St. Sebastian's Country DaY School.

Brother of Rev. Edward W. Desmond of the Holy Name Church; West Roxbury. Notice of funeral later. DeVITTIn Somerville, October 4.

Anna-bell. wife of the late John F. DeVitt of 81 Pearl at. Friends may visit at the Hauler Funeral Chanel. 67 Broadway, Thursday.

from 2-10 re n't. Funeral services at the Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) Church. 53 Antrim Cambridge. Friday. at 2 P.

rn. Relatives and friend invited. DEVOYIn west leawfeet. ext. Catherine A.

McElroy, beloved wife of Joseph M. Funeral from her home. 289 Cherry Friday. Oct. 6.

at 8 a. m. solemn Requiem Mass at St. Bernard's Church. at 9.

Relatives and friends invited. Member of St. Ber- rard'e Ct. 44, M. C.

a F. and Newton Emblem Club. Car loadings Gained 14,332 Last Week GRIFFINIn West Somerville, Oct. Mary F. (Fri lan).

widow of Patrick J. Griffin. Funeral from residence of her sister, Mrs. Egin. 14 Appleton et, Friday morning.

ileautern, High Mass in St. Clement 's Church. at 9 o'clock. Relatives and rietris invited. Burial in Amesbury.

Mass. HACKETTIn Somerville, Oct. 3, James beloved son of the late John and Margaret (Clear) Hackett. Funeral on rriday morning from the Frank E. Flaherty Funeral Home, 231 Washing- ton at 9:15.

Requiem High Mass in St. Catherine's Church at hours 2 to 10 P. in. itelatives and friends kindly invited. HAMLTONIn Hartford.

Conti, Oct. 3, Ianthe widow of Bradford O. Hamilton. formerly of Milton. Mass.

Funeral serviees will be held at Cedar Grove Chapel, Dorchester. Mass Friday at 2 p. m. Relative si and friends invited, Interment at lalliton Ceme- tery. may visa et the Chapel of J.

E. Henderson P17 Broadway. Everett, Thursday. 7 to 10 0. m.

HARDINGIn Mattapan. October 4. eve-in (nee Bruce) Harding. daughter of Isabella Bruce of 21 Edgewater drive. Services at the Gleason Chapel, Washington Dorchester.

Saturday, October 7. at 2 P. m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends mey call at the Chapel after noon HATCHIn Hyde Park, Oct.

3. Lambert W. Hatch. husband of Edith B. (Hanson), age 72 YiS.

Funeral services at the First Baptist Church. Hyde. Park, Saturday, Oct. 7. at 3 ri na.

Relatives and friends invited. HEALEYSgt. John tJ S. A. A.

killed in action in the South Pacific, Sept. 10; 1944, beloved son of Jerome V. and Helen C. Healey (nee Vallely) of 57 Magoun No. Cambridge.

Sol1 emn High Pro-Burial Mass in St. John's Church on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. HOWARDIn Allston, Oct. 3, Almond husband of Hattie (Hayden) Howard.

Services at the Short ea Williamson Chapel. 173 Brighton Allston. Friday. Oct. 6.

at 11 Friends may call Wednesday and Thursday evenings. 7 to 9 P. fn. illOWARDIn Weston, Oct. 4, Ruby' F.

(StoodleY). widow of the late Philip B. Howard. 204 Merriam at. Weston.

Funeral services will be held at St. Peter's Church (Episcopal). Boston Post Road. Weston. Friday.

Oct. 6. at 2 P. rn. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

MICKINS-en Belmont. Oct. 3. Julia (nee Nugent), beloved wise Of Harold A. Huckins, formerly of Gloucester.

Funeral from her late home, 98 Lewis road, Friday. Oct. 6, at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at Our Lade of Mercy Church, at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. JAMESIn Manchester, 'Massa October 4th, Albert D. James of 68 Summer age 85 years. Funeral eervicep will be held at the Crowell Memorial Chapel in Rosedale Cemetery. Friday.

October 6th. at 2 p. m. Relatives end friends are Invited and may call at the Funeral Chapel of Curtis H. Gentlee.

Ellis Beverly. Thursday evening. JEALOUSVaughan, of Newton, died at Shelter Island, New York, October 4. husband of Anne Jealous. Funeral services will be at the Church Of the Advent, Brimmer Boston, Saturday, October 7.

at 2 p. m. JONESVincent C. killed in action. Sept.

12. 1943. son of Fanny arid the late Melvin H. Jones of 14 Grant Cambridge. Solemn High will be celebrated in St.

Paul's Church. Saturday. Oct. 7, at 8 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

KENNEDYn Somerville. Oct. 4. of 21 Dane Thomas beloved husband of Ellen M. (Lane) Kennedy.

Funeral on Saturday morning front the Frank E. Flaherty Funeral Home. 261 Washington at 8:15. Solemn High Mass in St. Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock.

Late member of Benedict Court 39, M. C. O. and City Meng Union. Visiting hours 2 to 10 p.

m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. KINGOf Rumney. suddenly October 4, Charles husband of the late Rose A. King, formerly of 3 Trull street.

Dorchester. Funeral services at the home of his sister, Mrs. Charlotte E. Dunham. 103 Warren avenue, Boston, on Friday.

October 6, at 2 p. m. Relatives arid friends invited. KROLESKIIn Dorchester. Oct.

3, Veronica Kroleskt (nee Lewandoski), widow of the late Andrew Kroleski; Funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. John T. Ryder. 173 Columbia road. Dorchester.

Renutem Mass. 0 a. in. Friday. Oct.

6. at St. Marva' Polish Church. Dorchester South Boston, MARY ANN CELL The husband and family of the late Mary Ann Pell wish to thank the mans, relatives and friends for the kind ex-. pressions Of sympathy.

spiritual and floral offerings extended them in their recent bereavement. IN MEMORIAM 1940Jamem Brophy-1944 The rail was sudden the shock severe. We little thought such grief was near. Only those who have lost can tell. The pain of parting without farewell.

Fourth AnniV 7o, Mass at St. Joseph's Church. Medford. FridnYo Ott G. at 8 In.

Lovingly remembered by his Son and Daughters. 1943Margaret Murphy-1944 Eirt anniversarY mass will be celebrated on Friday, October 01. at A. M. at St.

Joseph's Church. Medford. Loving', remembered by her 3 sons, Cornelius, Timothy and Michael. Unveiling of a memorial for tho late Benjamin Feinberg will be held on Sunday, October at n. at the Congretation Jesnurum Cemetery, Grove est Roxbury.

Relatives and friends invited. 1936Stephen J. Hutchinson-1944 In memory of husband. Margaret utchinson 1941Mary H. Wall8ce-1944 "Always In Our Hegrts" Third anniversary 'nags.

'Friday. October Oth. 7:80 a. St. William's 1943Jacob Grossack-1944 Lovingly remembered by his wife an ions.

McKenna-1944 LOVintlY remembered by sister Helen. LEVIS JONES SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS bervina Roston Over SO rears 259 NEWBURY ST. CHARLES B. DOLAN FUNERAL HOME Complete Funeral Service 1140 Washirigton St. Dorchester Lower Mills Blu.

SOIL. 100.5 100. CORPORATION BONDS 3,48 4 10544 10619514 4 Mirkiti'it ilGlanei, 55 2030. 95" 95 5125 4210344 10344 1031,4 3445 108 109 NEWYORK '61109 ins12 small advances 56- .12332 123 '62 10 10234 27s 60 69 69 rails advance. '95 93 93, 93 '78 .11414 11414 1141,4 hedge selling.

,...12434 124 4 '63-106-s4 10tV4 106 3,4 1 CHICAGO 52....103 1 282Ne WheatDown. sharply. Lack of 52 100i 1 0 lilt! '64 683,2, 871V4 as3.1. demand, market technicall weak. 43 93'4 9414 CornWeak.

Sympathy with '60- 4034, 4014 4014 9o34. 89 9034 wheat. 5744 56 5714 Rye-Weak. Liquidation, lack of 71 5,4 56 '5714 61,4 5414 6414 demand, sympathy with wheat. 4s11 8512 85 8542 HogsActive, fully steady.

Top. 513,4 57 571 70'4 bli12 7o $1471 '59 84,4. 84 8412 Top 117.50. '60C 130 14014 1011'2" BY the Associated ress io 58 57 573,4 kit'-': ti 0 mmo Pero 94 -94 94 dity Futuret 4 Celan 3145 '62 10514 10334 10534 10 Cen 5s '59 1034 1014 1054 CHICAGO GRAINS 6 4 en cn 55 '45. 49 4814 4834 Closing 374 Cen Pae 55 '60 6 106 961is 94 964s e-- ec Wheat: Mlt i 'Low Oct 5 Oet 4 1 Cen 1st 4s 343 4 10 1.6614 1.6514 1.613 1.6714 314s 196 CrtitNJ 5s 87 10 34353,4 4 3214 1:651 li 1:5622 1:65331 1 '96 1053'4 1053,4 mit1113; 6 E.

3 44s '86 -1'1 1651'1 26612 50' 1 IniXA 45'49 15 261 14 4 2614 26 et 1 -0 4 1 50i 1 0s .52 4 36 out. 4 55 '71 A 10834 10814 leas-s Recy 1.1414 1.1312 1.1314 1.1434 18 4145'77 11014 110 11034 1.1214 14 1.113ii 1.11 1.1234 1 4425 ILI 49.105.13 105.13105.13 214 1.1 DI. 9 iric 97 5214 5214 5 JuEY 0 1.093,4 1.1114 I GW 4 56 14s 2038 56 56 Dee ..4 .64 .65 11 GW '4s 08 84 85634 33 al: 637 4 84 a MaY .6134 .603,4 ..6031, .62 140 CMSPP 515'75 57 57 5834 JukYv .58 .5814 .5914 43 c5.1513P 5s 2otie ia-ve 1314- 13 et 67 CMSP 45 '89 82 607a Siu. Dee- 1.00 1.0734' 1.0934' 41q6 41,2599 22 43 '89. 1064774 10 108.

1.084a 48, 103 1.0244 1.0334, 114 trs123 4125'52 A 4812 48 btuot 1.0034 1.0034 1.0214 Sc, CPIP 4125 60 9 8,4 9 7214-72'4 721a CI-LIP 4568 1.0534 1.05 1.0614' 225 CRIP 4s '34 431r4 4234 43 Dec .3 45'52 ......10714 107411 161S4 kfilly3r 881s '88' 1 Childs .35 57. 8134 8434 8434 80 CCC-61. 412s 72 LI 72 72 'NEW YORK -COTTON 15 CI UT 5s 73 10274 19212 10210 2 Otttober .21.09 2208 22.06 99 CI UT 4125 99 8.8.,-2 8'. I A 21.91 11-93 1114 5 2 Col 442s '80 58 7 2 l'3 21.01 1.97 22.00 2.03 7 Col Ss '52 May-10514 155 105 'may ..12.02 21.98 27.98' 22.01" 6 Com Ed 3325 11314 11314 July 21.66 21.68 21.78 11 Con 011 3125 104 104 023 22Sp43c ot points lower; Middling. 2 Crue St1 344s '55-10234 10234 14 1 Cuba '42r 45 45 45 WOOL TOPS 3 45 53 9514 9514 95 -2 Del 3s 73 10614 10614 1061214 128.0 127.9b i2.515 24 45 '38 53,2 523 53121 ec.

32.5b 7.3b 3 54 55 43' 41 arc. 13is 22.3b 21.7b .1 M.i' 1 192b ill 4373124 43 '74 43'7144 JU1Y 117.3 117. 117.3 20.0 16.7b 134.0n 34.0b 3 DetEd 3s '70 1 DowCli 214s '50 03 1 103 103 166711 "6314 "634 Si3cgt pounds. 14 DUCI Lt 3425 10774 10732 lb Erie 5 2 1 106 015 8214 82 8214 Dairy Markets 2 Erie 4 106 06 1 Firestone TR 3561.104 104 104 BUTTER-Creamerst. in single box- of 27 Fla 55 '74 50 4834 50 30-pound lots, 92 score.

individual prints, 6 GalkAla 5545 3012 301414 3014 .4781 a pound 92 score. .4556 in 32- 4 GtNor 4145 77E 11114 11154 111 pound lots: 93 score. one-pound solids. 128 GtNor 4s 46G 103 103,. 105 in lots of more than 30 and 32 29 GtNor 3445 '67 10514 10532 1534 pounds.

prices are 112e a pound less. .36 Hud 55 '62 A 1244 72 72 EGGS-In case lots. without cartons, 27 55 '57 6244 62 6214 extra large. a dozen; large, 13 RM inc 5s '57 27 27 27 57.3c; heavy mediums. 44046c.

2 LIBell Si. 103'4 10314 10314 WHOLESALE I IC 45 -53 81 81 81 EGGS-United States grades. extras. 46 99 IC 4s '55 62 8114 82 pounds to case. 4914e-a dozen; mediums.

4.2 IC 434566 6554 65 6575 40 pounds to case. 38C; pullets. 22c; pee601CCSI. 5563 7414 7334 7414 wees. I7c.

ICCSL 414s '63 68 671s 68 Int GN 5s '52 2034 2034 2014 49 Int GN lst 5614 56 5612 Dividends Declared 38 Int GN 5s '56B 5112 5014 51 ''jt 60 Int GN 55 '56C 511,2 5014 5112 1 Ant HE 65:44 65..4 65,4 65-N1 Date Stock of 1 8 Irit 412s '52 9144 911,4 9114 Company Dividend payable record 2 int 11 10234 10234 5 55'05 93 9212 923,4 Beech Aircraft Oct 25 Oct 18 Brockton Lt. I5e MI Oct 16 Oct 5 5 Jon at 3145 10234 66 85)1 86 13 KC Sou '5550 Can Ind, Ale 20e Dec 1 Nov I Can Ind Ale B. 20e Dee 1 Nov 1 182 t.11rtev-HTG 5'81 16663114 132 1,11 Iszr3I'' eoncord Elec 60e Oct- 16 Oct 5 14 LVNY 4,45 50 7114 701,2 7114 L'oncord El or S1 50au Oct 16 Ost 5 4 Leh 55 2003 48 4734 48 cons. RoYalty Oil 06 Ottt 25 Oct 15 14 tI 4125 203 413 41 4114 Ex Ramo El $2.501311 Oil 16 Oct 5 52 hV 45 2003 38 3734, 3714 Fitchburg 62c 11 Oet 1 Oct 5 5 Ls) 4s 49 103341 10614 .10634 interchemical 40c Nov Oct 21 1 I 25 63 I0334 103 4 10334 Jantz en 10c ou Nov Oct 15 11 55 '69 10144 lect 1014's 15c Nov Oct 20 3 41. 2003..

106 06 106 PacifIc Let 15C Mt NOV. 11 Oet 20 1 204)3 Ion 03 10534 Rockland 1411... 12c au Nov I Oct 14 20, 'enatiS 4s '57 80 79 v4 7934 Sorinsfield GL 40e nu Oct 18 Oct 8 71 54 38 4514 4314 4542 TruaxT au Dec 15 Dec 4 1 45 '38 45 4534 454 62 55 '61A 75 73 7544 21 al 5s 67 45 4114 431'4 Suffolk Federal 4881 24 M-K-T lit 45 'DO 4 6734 5814 60 Isio stts 14 1.1ffi 49. a 414t, n141 17 Mo 5s '65 A cers Elected 90 M() Si '77 5 68 6734- 68 ki 51) g'11 5s 78 5 68 67'2' 6734 At a meeting of directors of the 15 to 52, 80 68 671 66 M' 51 '81 '7 68 67l4' 68 Suffolk Federal Savings and Loan 43 2514 2s 28 I 4 kii 1 10711 "ls. Association the following officers 6 Mont 33145 66-0734 107 II 4 kys' 55 6014 5934 6042 were elected: Forrest L.

Nichols, 268 .7.4 MorS 3125 2ono 11714 67 5714 I Nat Dal '4 3145 1107 1s 1 107 03 treasurer; Richard E. Hale, secretary Dist 31.6s 9103 02 5 NERR 45 45 92 92 92 and assistant treasurer, and Edith 5 5552 115 115 .115 7 NOTerrts 45'53 1043410514 O. Downes, assistant secretary, 4 5145 '54 84 8314, 83 6 I.Lel"r A 55 54 si si si Forrest L. Nichols was formerly 95 NYC 2 5s 2113 747 74 741 324 41 a 2013 A 6834 83 6812 secretary, while Richard E. Hale 47 is.

YC enr45, '98 7314 73 7314 9 NYCHR 3145 97 9414 9414 94314. and Edith Downes are new all42 NYCItSI. 5145 '14-107 101374, 10714 72 NYChSL 412s '7810174 10114 10P4 cers of the association. 5.Y Edis 345 1051 10634 f4 NYN-HH 65 '48. 57 5534 57 .12 N-YNHH 412s '61 5534 5514 20 NYNHH 43 .55 5134 5114 5114 Sales High Low Close 10 NYNHH 4s '56 52 5114 5114 124 So Pae 4s Or II- 8914 5814 89 6 NYN-HH 45 '57 23 2314 23 9 Sou BY I 6n 105 105 86 NYOW 45 92 16 15,4 153,4 18 Sou BY cn ts' 94-117 117 117 27 37 412s '46 2214 2134 22 55 Sou BY 4s '56 89 8814 89 .6 Norf 41215 '98 8434 8434 8434 I Sid 011 NJ 35'8110474 10474 10434 155 NorP 6s 2047 9634 9712 963 I Tex Corp 35 '65-10614 10614 10614 27 Nor .55 2047D 85 8414 85 19 5s 79 9614 98 98 9 Nor 41z5 2047- 7914 7914 79 5 Third Av 5560 37 3714 3714 7 Nor 4s '97 102 10115 102 2 Un C-WS 55 '52 ,.1027,4 in 10271 19 NorP 3s 2047 611'4 6334 6414 3 Un Oil Ceti 10314 1031.

I 3345 131 10734 16714 1077 16 Un Drug 3445 104 -10434 3 4s '64 10714 1067,4 10675 I UnPac lst 45 47 10634 1 Pen '74 109s 10974 10914 6 UnPac 312571 ,....106 108 106 3 Pen 31.25 69 1093'4 10914 10934 2 Un 5552 ...10454 104 I045i 8 PenPR 4145 '55 -11734 11734 11134 17 Va Ry 3314s '68 ....10734 10734 10734 3 en RR 4415 70 14 105 105 105 I Wab 414s '91 7814 7814 7814 8 Pen Pp. 4145 634 116 1163 4 2 Wab 4s '71 102 102 102 5 Pen PR '70 -10634 10534 10634 5 Sh 4s 2361 6814 6814 6814 5 Pen RR 3445 '52. .10334 10334 1035,4 33W Md 4s '52 -10312 10234 10252 15 45 '60. 74 74 74 52 Pac 1st 55 '46 9814 9714 981, 28 iric 4s '90 50 50 5012 7 West Un 53 51, 10554 1055,4 1053,4 6 PereM 412s 130 9834 9834 9834 9 West Un 55 '60 10612 1061 10614 2 PhelpD 342s 52 .106 106 106 15 Wh St1 31451 '66. -100 100 100 4145 109 10P 10 Wig Cen 45 '49 67 66 67 5 pp El '67 -106 10614 10614 2 young ST 1 '86 10434 104Z 10434 20 PhIRCI 6s '49 291 4 29 291,4 FOREIGN BONDS 1 5s 6934 69 6934 8 Are 412s '71.

9oks 9o34, 9oN I PhilRy 45 '37 1732 1714 1114 1 Austral 4128 97 97 97 23 Portl GE, 105 105 5 Australia 5s '55 10014 lontl 8 PrSt1C 5s '51 .....102114 10214 10214 .7 Brazil 8s '41 6134 6112 81.1,4 50 Rds 4125 '97 A ....10514 10434 10514 4 Braz 6125 '27-57 5914 5914 5914 5 BernR 3145 56 107 107 4 Buen A 4145 Au '76 78 78 78 14 Pio v. 45'39 92 Pl34 9134 2 Canada 45 ,0 10914 1091,, 2 RIA71, 45'34 47 47 47 1 Chile a 614557 a 1714 1714 171, 1,7 RGW 4s '49 59 5811 583t 5 Chile 65 '60a5d 1112 111 4 StLIMS45RG 1001 1001 11 Chile as San 1814 181 1831 129 StLSF 55'50 4514 45 45, Colom es 6812 AA FRIA 227 4142'78 3614 3514 3614 Colomb 3s '70 49 4834 49 277 StLSI3 4s 5n A 4312 43 43,4 2 CostaP 7s 151 3114 3114 3111 4 StLSW rf 5s 'PO. 59 587 5814 15 Cuba 4123 '77 103 10234 10231 116 Scab A 6545.... 44 43-4 44 1Metwat 5142 '50-10014 lon14 inov, 7 Se1AL 45 '50 st 69 66 69 I NSWales 55 '58 9914 9914 3914 7 SeaAL 4s '50 69 683'4 62 2 Norway 4s '63 9714 9714 9714 39 SeabAL rf 45'56 31 3(174 3074 33 Peru es '60 2114 21 21 10 Shell 234S 'Al 102 102 2 Pol '63 asd 21 21 21 10.shell 21211 ini9, 10171, 2 Oueensld 6s '47 10212 19214 10141 1 skell 0 36 '50 lo3v. 10334 1 Rio de 6145 '53 3612 ..11.2 31, 7 So Pat- 4125 8112 811,4 1 SsoPCty 6145 '5-7 3734 3734 3734 266 So Par 4125 81 791 6074 2 StioPSt 7s '40 63 63 63 86 Sfs Pac 4145 81 6014 61 5 SerbsCS 75 .31...., 14 14 14 Si 44 IDAe so 61 sto14 51 19 Ur ilL) 4115 '74 75 7434 7434 29 So Pac rf 45 '55 10414 10414 10414 to Pac cit.

4s 49....1004 100114 1004 'Quoted In dollars and Date Stock of Company Dividend payable record Beech Si Oct 25 Oct 15 Brockton Lt. 15e at1 Oct 16 Oct 5 can Ind Alc 20e Dec 1 Nov I Can Ind Ale B. 20e Dec 1 Nov I Concord Elee 60c au Oct 16 Oct 5 Concord El Dr 51.500u Oct 16 Oct 5 Cons. Royalty Oil .08 Oct 25 Oct 15 Ex At Hemp El $2.50 au Oct 16 Oct 5 i Fitchburg GALE, 132e au Oct 1 Oct 5 Interchemical 40c Nov Oct 21 Jantren 10c au Nov Oct 15 15e Nov Oct 20 retitle Lgt NOV NM. 20 Rockland 12c au Nov Oct 14 Sprinrfield GL 40e au Oct 15 Oct 8 Truagr b4sPr.S1.3712 au Dec 15 Dec 4 Suffolk L.

Officers Elected At a meeting of directors of the Suffolk Federal Savings and Loan Association the following officers were elected: Forrest L. Nichols, treasurer; Richard E. Hale, secretary and assistant treasurer. and Edith O. Downes, assistant secretary.

Forrest L. Nichols was formerly secretary. while Richard E. Hale and Edith O. Downes are new officers of the association.

Sales Rich Low Close 124 Si, Pae 412s Or 17 89 8814 eg 9 Sou Ry 6n 105 105 18 Sou RY cn ts' 94-117 117 117 55 SOU RY 4s 89 8814 89 1 Sid 011 NJ 3s'61 1044 1044 104'12 I Tex Corp 351 '65-10614 10614 10614 19 5s '79 9614 98 98 Av 5s'60 3712 3712 3712 21.7n C-WS 53 '52 ,1024 10212 10214 3 Un Oil Calif 10314 10314 Drug 314s 104,40434 1 UnPac lst 4 47 10834 10634 10634 6 UnPac 312371 106 106 106 21ln 5s52 1043,11 104 10444 17 Va Ry 3314s '68 10734 10734 1074 I Wab 44s '91 7814 7814 7814 2 Wab 4s '71 102 102 102 5 Sh 4s 2361 6814 6812 6814 33 Md 4s F2 10312 10234 1024s 32W Pac 1st 5's 9814 9714 9814 7 West en 53 51, 10534 10543.105 9 West Un 5s '60 1614 10618 10614 15 Wh 5t1 342s '66. -100 100 100 10 Wis Cen 43 '49 67 66 67 2 young ST. 142 06 lodsi 104z 104 FOREIGN BONDS 6 Art 412s '71 90 90 Pm 2 Austral 412s 97 97 97 5 Australia 5s '55 1004 10012 .7 Brazil 8s '41 6134 8112 8112 4 Braz 612s '27-57 5912 59z 5912 4 Buen A 412s Au '78 8 78 78 2 Canada 43 0 104 10912 10914 I Chile a 614s57 a 17 1714 1714 5 Chile es '60asd 1714 171 1712 11 Chile es Jan '6113. 1814 181 Is12 Colom es '61Oct 6812 AA 9914 Colomb 3s '70 49 4834 49 2 CostaR 7s 51 3112 3114 3114 15 Cuba 4143 '77 103 10234 10234 Metwat 5144 'AO inove innv, I NSWales 55 9914 9914 9912 2 Norway 4s '63 9714 9714 97 Y4 33 Peru es '60 2114 21 21 2 Pol 41is '63 asd 21 21 21 2 Oueensld 6s '47 10212 19212 10212 1 Rio de fluas 3812 -4411 3914 1 esoPCty 612s '57 3734 373,4 37 2 7s '40 63 63 63 5 SterbsCS 72 032, 14 14 14 19 Ur it3 44is '74 751s 743. 7434.