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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1946 Thirty-Eight MORNING DEATH NOTICES O'Haxa of 135 Chestnut st, Funeral from the home of her oaugnter-in-iaw, Suffolk Savings Bank Elects New Trustees and Other Officers rha'rlfstouiii Wpdnesday morning at 8:20. Requiem High Mass in St. Fran Reds "Suggest" U. S. Drop Spy Case in Oregon WASHINGTON, April 9 (AP- cis de sales cnurcn at a ciock.

tw- tives and friends invited. MORNING DEATH NOTICES FOLEY In Cambridge, April 6. Ellen sister of Francis FoTey. formerly of 218 Lexington av. Funeral from Danehy Funeral Home.

2235 Mass. North Cambridge. Wednesday at 8:15. Requiem High Mass in Sacred Heart Church, Mt. Auburn district, at 9.

Relatives and friends invited. Hours, Monday 3 to 10. Tuesday 2 to 10. GAVIN Of Roxbury. April 8.

Delia, beloved daughter of the late John and Bridget (Connolly) Gavin. Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 54 Roxbury Wednesday, April 10.

at 10:30 a. m. Requiem High Mass at the Mission Church at 11:15 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Closing hour.

10 P. TO. At the 113th annual meeting of; wtiLL, in t-nariestown. Ajiru Frederick James O'Neill. beloved Drother of Kuoy iNeiu ana isapcut De Lage.

Funeral from the P. J. Me-Ardle Funeral Home. 91. Chelsea Thursday afternoon at 1:20.

Services in St. John's Church, Deveng at 2 This advertisement is neither an offer to ae7 nor a olicitmtiott of an offer to buy any ot thm aacuritie. Tha offering ia made only by the Proapectua. Thia ia published on bmhali oi only such of tha undersigned ms are registered dealers in securities in this State. 1 Tennessee Gas and Transmission Company $35,000,000 First Mortgage Pipe Line Bonds, 2V Series due 1S66 Price 101 Government officials reported today that Russia has "suggested" the ociocK.

relatives ana inenas invneu. Late member of Bunker Hill Post. A. L. Visiting hours 2-10 p.

m. United States drop its spy charges GILSON In Roslindale, April 7. Edward PRESCOTT In Reading, April 7, George H. Prescott, age 91 years. Services at the Edgerly Bessom Funeral against Soviet Lt Nicolai G.

Hedin husband of Caroline iuotti Vinson of 738 Hyde Park avenue. Services at the Folsom Funeral Chapel, 63 Belgrade avenue. Wednesday at 2 p. m. n.lativAA onH fi-inri invited.

Member Home, 74 a jviain ueaaing, xuesuayi April 9, at 2 p. m. a nm cifv Tr, choiva Anril ft. Harry unless it can produce more evidence. Redin, a 29-year-old naval officer, of I.

B. E. Local 103. B. E.

Ry7 Chapel visiting hours Monday 7 to 10 was seized by the FBI at Portland, beloved husband of Bella (Golod). father of Shirley, Selma. Helen. Bar- A Krmva Knrt nf May anil the hrtsrast frass lrl 1. IMC.

is 4ats of aaJhart March 26 on espionage charges. late Jennie Ragolsky. brother of Lil lian Klemins. Bella Chase, jacoo ana Morris Ragolsky. Services Tuesday.

April 0. at 2 p. m. at Torf Funeral Washington officials, who asked anonymity, told reporters the Soviet Home. 131 Washington vneuw, the corporation and trustees of the Suffolk Savings Bank for Seamen and Others held today Donald Fal-vey, secretary treasuer of the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, and Arthur O.

Yeames, retiring treasurer of the bank, were added? to the board of trustees. Sherman H. Peppard, formerly an assistant treasurer, was elected treasurer to succeed Mr. Yeames, who has been with Suffolk Savings Bank for 43 years and has served as treasurer since 1934. Officers reelected today include William B.

Snow president; Joseph H. Bacheller executive vice president; Samuel D. Parker and William K. Richardson, vice presidents. William Amory resigned as vice president and trustee after 40 years of service.

Six additional members of the corporation were elected, Donald Falvey, Augustus P. Loring 3d, recently an officer in the Coast Guard Reserve; Allyn B. Mclritire, Pep-perell Manufacturing Company; Roger B. Merriman, William A. Russell Brother; Richard K.

Thorn-dike F. S. Moseley it and Arthur O. Yeames. Union had sent its suggestion StrwAnnRfVlM In this city.

Asrll 8. S. fttini. flnw nf usrar w. met hiubuii through ordinary diplomatic chan nels.

It was not a flat request that and sister of Alexander MacElhaney of 149 Warren Roxbury. I uneral services at the Waterman Chapel. 2328 Washington Roxbury, on Wednes MORNING DEATH NOTICES BARRY Oi Roxbury. April 7, Leonard T.t beloved husband of the late Anna Barry (nee Hanley). residence 868 Columbus av.

FUneraJ from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 54 Roxbury on Wednesday. April 10, at 8:15 a.

m. Requiem High Mass at St. Francis de Sales Churcn at 9 Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Closing hour 10 P. m.

BARRY In this city, the 7th. Mary A. (nee Lyons), widow of John R. Barry, Residence. 604 Park drive.

Funeral from the Crosby Memorial. 867 Beacon St. (near Park drive), on Wednesday morning, at 8:15 a. followed by a Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Cecilia Church, at 8 a.

m. Relatives and friends Invited Visiting hours, 2 to 10 P. m. interment Holy Cross. BENSON In Norwood.

April 7. Helen Marie, formerly Of Dover. Servicesat the May Funeral Home. 85 Nichols Tuesday. April 9, at 2 P.

m. Visiting hours Monday. 3 to 6 and 7 to 9. BRADSHAW In Roxbury. 7.

Charles beloved husband of Margaret E. (nee Foley) and father of Rev. John Bradshaw. C. of Brooklyn.

Funeral irom his late residence. 3 Sachen Thursday. April 11. at 9 a. m.

Soiemn Requiem High Mass at the Mission Church at 9:45 clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. BR ANAG AN In South Natick, the 7th. Edward husband of the late Delia T. (Brady Branagan.

funeral from his residence. 8 Morse lane. Wednesday, the 10th. at 8 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem at the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. BROWN In Foxboro. April 7. Cuthbert J.

Brown, husband of Florence V. Coles. Funeral services Tuesday. April at 2 p. m.

at Mark's Episcopal Church, Toxboro. Friends may call at trie Roberts Funeral Home. 30 South Foxboro, Monday from 2 to 6 and 7 'to 11: Tuesday. 10 a. m.

to 12 noon. Interment services private. BROWN In Natick. the 7th. George husband of Mary H.

(MacKinnon) Brown. Funeral from, his residence. 56 West Central on Wednesday, the 10th. at 8 a. m.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Patrick's, Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. BURKE In Dorchester. April 7.

Michael beloved husband of Elizabeth (Dineen Burke. Funeral from home. 13 Fuller Wednesday at 8 a. m. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Gregory's Church at 9 clock. Relatives and friends invited. Late member Third Order of St. Francis. St.

Leonard's Church; Mt. Pleasant Council. of No. 98: Carmen's Union. Local 589.

BUTERA In Brighton. April 8. Arcangelo, beloved husband of ir.rminaril. Funeral from p. Tuesday 3 to 10 p.

m. GOOD In Jamaica Plain. April 7. Mary (Monahan), beloved wife of the late James E. Good.

Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John L. Molineaux, 75 Williams Wednesday. April 10. at 9 a.

m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Thoma9' Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers.

Interment in Barre, Vt, Barre. Vt. papers please copy. GOSSE In Waltham. April 7.

Anne (Baker), widow of John F. Gosse of 27 School Waltham. formerly of Arlington. Services will be held at Christ Church, Wednesday, April 18. at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Arlington.

Friends may call at the Joyce Funeral Home. 552Maln Waltham. Tuesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. 100,000 Shares' 4.10 Cumulative Preferred Stock (Par Value $100 per Share) Price $106 per Share day. April 1U.

ai p. m. iteiauvca and friends invited. RILEY In Watertown. April 6, John son of the late John Jane (Mc- the case be dropped, they said.

Instead, it expressed the opinion that on the basis of current evidence the charge was not justified and asked whether this government expected to proceed with the case. vtdMfe frees Vrl 1. IMC ts 4ata Manon) JKiiey. mineral irom uie nom of hi alater. Mrs.

P. T. McCarty. 1 aimer st. Wednesday.

April 10. at Tn. High Mass of Requiem, at St. Theresa's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Please omit aesday flowers. hours on Tui The FBI warrant charged Redin with Inducing an unnamed person 2 to and 7 to 10 P. m. ROSS In Roxbury. April 8.

Walter, husband of the lata Helen (Cruckhanks) HADLEY In North Cambridge. April, 8. i946, of 30 Newbury Somerville. largaret A. (Begley) Hadley.

beloved mi nt n.tf Hail v. Funeral from fi to give nun data on the U. S. Yellowstone, a destroyer tender. Ross of 80 vale St.

i.aie memper oi Carpenters' Union. Local 87. Funeral services at the homo on Thursday, 484,444 Shares Common Stock (Par Value $5 per Share) Price $19.75 per Share The arrest came at a time of broad the home of her sister Mrs William Doherty, 20 Rlndge on Wednesday morning at 8. followed by a Requiem public discussion over atom bomb April 11, at 3 P. m.

ttVAV Tn Ttrnnkline. Anril 7. 1948 secrets and a Canadian investiga tion into espionage by a former Russian military aid at Ottawa. Thomas A. Ryan, husband of the late Mary E.

Ryan (nee Flynn). Funeral from his home. 5 Park Vale. Wednesday. April 10.

at 8:20, with a Requiem Mass in St. Mary's of the Assumption mt nVlnrk Relatives and High Mass in St. donn vnurcn 6 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. HAGER Of Belmont.

Patricia, infant daughter of Sgt Harry and Esther (Barrett) Hager of 28 Grove gt. Services private. WAPT? Anril Anna Hare, formerly It was not learned whether the United States had answered the friends are respectfully invited. Russian communication to date terment St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Late member Brookline Council, No. 110. K. of C. of Everett.

Funeral services will be held at the parlors of J. E. Henderson 817 Broadway. Wednesday. April Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from any of the undersigned who are qualified to act as dealers in this State.

Allot the undersigned are included among the several Underwriters of the above eecuritiee except that Lahman rot ha re are Underwriters only of the Bonds and Preferred Stock, Officials said, however, that any such suggestion made through diplomatic channels would be certain of rejection. They said only the Justice Department or a Federal Grand Jury 6AIA In Watertown. April 7. Mary (Re- glce.bioved wife of the late Toma60 aia. Funeral from her late residence.

1 Holt Wednesday, April 10. at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at iu, ai p. m.

Aciaiivvs ana invited. HIGGINS In Belmont. Aprrt 3. Rev. Albert late chaplain of the Academy of the Assumption.

Wcllesley Hills, and beloved son of Bernard and Bngid St. Luke's cnurch. Beimont. at a. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

could make the decision to drop (r allon) uiggins. jmenas may wu SCHMERING In San Juan, Puerto Rico, anril A Albert Krhmar Albert Sch the case. the hom. 198 Waverley Monday Anrll A Offlra of the Dead in St April 8 his home. 22 Bennett ftJThursday at A m.

Solemn High Mass of Re- m. Solemn High, Miu of Re Ing. C. S. K.

Solemn High Funeral Mass at Mission Church, Wednesday. Joseph's Church. Belmont, Tuesday, at josepns unurcn, otimomi iuwuki -i The Justice Department had no immediate comment and State De quiem at M. toiumoKiue 4 p. m.

Solemn RequiemMasa Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Relatives and April 10, at 10 a. m. Office of the Dead will be chanted Tuesday evening. April 9, at 7:45 p.

m. Relatives and Keiauvea ana uivim. m. partment officials also refused to BUTTRICK In Brighton. April 8.

Frsnk W. Butmck. husband of Eleanor 'Cole friends kindly invited. inenas mvuea. i-ies om auwa.

nterment Belmont Cemetera' VTi.TsnN In Wilmlnstton. April' 8. discuss the Russian communication They would not even confirm offi man) Buttn'ck of Vineland Brig h-. VNm.ral service at BOSTON BANKS United Drug Plans Name Change and Splitup of Stock LOS ANGELES, April 9 J. W.

Dart, president of United Drug, announced that at a meeting of the board of directors of United Drug, the directors passed a resolution to propose to the stockholders of the company that the name of the corporation be changed from United Drug. to United-Rexall Drug, Inc. The board also voted to seek permission of the stockholders to split the common stock of the company on a two for one basis, reduce the par value of the common stock from $5 to $2.50 per share and to increase the authorized capital stock of the company to 5,000.000 shares. At the present time there are 1,400,560 outstanding common shares of United Drug. Inc.

Providing the proposal is acted upon favorably by -the stockholders the number of outstanding shares would be increased to 2.801.120, leaving an additional 2,198,880 shares authorized but unissued, available for future requirements of the company. All these proposals are to be voted on at a meeting of the stockholders George L. Hillson. husband of Rosa Stone Webster Securities Cerperib'on White, WeU 1 Ct. Birth ft Int.

The First Boston Corpontioa Kidier, Peibofy ft Co. Lehrain Brothers Mellon Securities Corporation Ucioa Secirilies CorpertSsa W. C. linxley ft Co. Paine, Webber, Jackson ft Curtis Ceotral RtpubBe Conptsy ton.

the 173 Short At Williamson Chapel, av A if. ton. Thursday, April SEEGRABER In Roslindale. April 8, John beloved husband of Alice (Mullins) Seegraber. Funeral from the residence, 502 Hyde Park Wednesday morning.

April 10. at 8. Solemn Requiem Mass in thm Sacred Heart Church, at 9 o'clock. Relativea and Jis 11 at 1 p. m.

Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday and Wednesday v-ninaa. 7-9. friends invited. Late memb iv.b aisiu of lell Post, 120 Jamaica Plain Council. No.

mond Burnnam Hiiison. runeri irora tfie Soma of Wi daughter. Mrs. Alic Swanson. 41 Brand Wednesday.

April 10. at 5 P. m. RalaUveg and friends invited. HOOAN In Medford.

April i. William beloved husband of tha late Margaret A. Murphy, Hogan. Funeral from the homa of his son. William E.

Hogan, 88 Almont on Wednesday, April 10. at 8 a. m. Requ em Mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 clock.

Relatives and friends Invited. S.tf the fate Richard J. Cahlll. Funeral from tha cially that such a communication from Russia had been received. They emphasized, however, that under no circumstances would the State Department Intervene with the Justice Department in such a matter.

They cited news conference statements of both Secretary Byrnes and Under Secretary Dean Acheson that the State Department never had asked the Federal Bureau of No 8 1 conni daughter. Mrs. Robert Boswerth, Chanste, Leughridft ft Company Bellevu on Wed- V. Ambrose ell SHEA In Somervnie. April 7, Edward beloved son.

of Mary. A. (nee Sulli quiem ai at rll 10. in. neMlay, April 8.

solemn Keqv Theresa s. Church 4 van) and the late r.atricK ena or va April. 1944. Mass 1 9 o'clock. Relatives ana xnenas uv- Franklin Somerville.

Funersl xrorn A A Duncan Funeral Home. 18 vited. UatVinn, Waitnuadav. Anril 10. at CLEAR In Erie.

April Mary A Kiernan. wife of the fate Dennis H. 9 o'clock. Requiem High. Mass at St.

Investigation to refrain from mak HOWARD Of Rockland. April 7. Barbara Howard of 23 Blanchard in her 86th year. services at the Rice Funeral Home. IS Webster Rockland.

Thursday at 1:30 p. m. ln-terment in Vina Hills Cemetery, Plym- rv. formerly oi oo ewrnni ing arrests, regardless of the cir East Braintree. Funeral om in Benedict cnurcn ai wwuvea and friends kindly invited.

SKpGLUND At her lata residence. 80 T.G.M.Says'Coal Strike ,1 vt Lianry runerai numc. i incton Weymouth, on at FIRST STEP STOCKS for a long-tirra prog rem of suatssful fovtsTfag woiiasion. Apni 5,. w' N.

L. (Ryberg). wife of the late Charles outh. Mass. HUGHES In Roxbury.

April 8, Berai 8:15. Solemn men iviass oi ntuu i tturi r-hurci at 8. Relatives cumstances. The State Department would have intervened in the Redin case, they said, only if the Soviet officer fiKOglund. Keiatives ana jrienaa nvited to attend the service at the Rus.

oeiovea nusoana oi uimrr u. nuii nee Doonan). Funeral from his 1 riineral from his late Turiav from 7 to 10 p.m. and Wed residence. 74 Codman.

Pi nesday from 3 to ana i i v. sell Funeral Home. 44. HancocK Wollaston. Wednesday.

April 10. at 2 nVlnir Tntarment at ML Wollaston had been listed in the government's so-called "blue book" or official Causes More Steel Layoffs Cemetery. Qulncy. Friends may visit at the funeral homo afternoons and diplomatic list. on May 14 next, in Wilmington, Del.

urch at 9 o'clock. Relatives ana ends respectfully Invited. Retired iployee of Maintenance Dept. Boston Church at 9 o'clock. emnlovee frie Fire Losses Fire losses in dollars have been reported at an increasing rate in recent months.

This, at first glance might appear alarming to stockholders of fire insurance companies. While fire losses are re evenings. With a trial subarrtptiea THE OUTLOOK. Standard at Pear a weekly taiaeunaet sin Iou can tave the important Bw atiadr HOW ONG WILL THE bOOM LASTf-tacfcttaB this special bat of secunties. Ia adrftweu can have tha current ceeMenoal wY 13 of 101 stocks, prepared by area at tea 1 world's leading analysts.

nauway. HUTCHINGS In Waltham. April 8, Mable Arietta (Hartshorn), of Hn(ihlnn nf 8ft MaDle st. In that event, they said, he would have been entitled to diplomatic immunity, and the State Department simply would have requested Russia to recall him on the usual The contemplated change of the company's name to United-Rexall Drug, follows by about one year the change in name of the operating subsidiary of the company to United-Rexall Drug Company. This action was taken in order to Mary Afc (FaheyT.

beloved wife of Patrick J. Smaflcomb and mother of Miss Mary E. Ryan and John L. Smallcomb. Funeral from her home.

7 Mayfleld Wednesday. April 10. at 8 o'clock. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Margaret's, Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. FuTieral services at the William R. Miller Chapel, 27 Sprucest Waltham, Wednesday. April 10, at 2 o'clock. Rela "persona non grata" grounds.

portedly monthly, premium volume is not. Closer examination of good ir Moll This Cotrpoa Ttdrf -i Fries SU-SMsawsj I Standard Poor's Cut pi art US Hudaoa St New York 14, K. T. ICentletRea: Please ester fey nbamptSesj to The Outlook as directed below, avarac I make the company's trademark "Rexall" a part, of the corporate Redin was picked up by the FBI as he was about to board a Russian ship. He subsequently was released on $10,000 bond on recognizance of Michael Vavilov, Soviet CLOUGH Died In Lowell.

April 8. at her home. 1129 Middlesex Mrs. Mar-gnret M. Grady Clounh.

widow of Martin J. Clough and mother of Mrs. Nora (Clough) O'Neil. Friends may call at the ODonnell Home after 2 p. nr.

Tuesday. Funeral Thursday morning at, 9 o'clock from the Donnell Funeral Home. Solemn High uneral Mars. at St. Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock.

Burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Lowell. CONROY In Newton. April 8.

Mary E. (Ridge) Conroy, beloved wife of Mark Conroy. Funeral from her residence. 67 Pearl Wednesday. April 10 at 9 a.

m. Solemn Requiem High Mass In the Church of Our Lady at 10 a. m. Relatives and friends are most kindly invited. COOPER Of Rowley, suddenly.

April 7. 1948, Richard, son of Joseph and Alice Dicker) Cooper, in his 7th year. Services at the Beals Funeral Home. 29 Governors Medford, Tuesday. April 9.

at 2 p. m. Visiting hours, 7-9. Monday. CORBETT In North Cambrtdre.

April 8. 1946. of 15 Seegrave road. Catherine T. (Sheehan) Corbett.

beloved wife of the late James Corbett. Funeral from the Edward M. Walsh Funeral Burial at calvary temeiery. SULLIVAN In Framingham, April 8, Evelyn H. (Brown), wife of Daniel F.

Sullivan. Services at her late residence. 522 Concord Wednesday, April 10. at 2 p. m.

Relatives and friends invited. PITTSBURGH, April 9 fAP Unemployment stemming from the nine-day-old coal strike reached 22,000 as negotiators were to meet in Washington again today for a fresh attack on the problem of a new contract for 400,000 A. F. of L. United Mine Workers.

Two United States Steel Corporation subsidiaries Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation and National name. I at enca aad conuntat uttt 1 maciy you 1 otherwise. I Commodity Futures I U)71F-tt ttasttaeaalaVwas. AT Nf) CHICAGO GRAIN'S SWANSON In Newton Highlands. April 7.

Carl Herbert Swanson of 989 Boylston in his 54th year. Funeral services at the Newton Cemetery Chapel. Wednesday. April 10. at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends Cloalns- llisMiilMttKairtM'W I Atr Hifh Low i EXTRA tives and inenas invitea io aneno. Chapel vUlting hours 4 to 8 and 7 to 9 p. m.

INGALLS In Dorchester. April 7. Lottie wife of Fred R. Ingalls of 35 Glendale st. Services at the Burroughs Funeral Home.

21 Virginia Uphams Corner, on Wednesday. April 10. at p. m. Relatives and friends invited.

KANE In Roxbury, April 8. Henry beloved husband, of Mary Kane (nee Moffett), formerly of 45. Allston Charlestown. Funeral from his residence, 1 Haynes on Friday morning at 8:15 o'clock, followed. by a Solemn Mass of Requiem in St.

Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends ara invited. Interment Mount Benedict. KANE Gertrude (nee Peartmutter) in Lebanon, beloved wife of Harold and devoted mother of Allan and Marsha, daughter of Louis Pearlmutter and sister of Harry J. Pearlmutter, Rose P.

Sage. Helen Showstack and the late Lillian R. Goldberg. Funeral services Tuesday, April 9. at 2 p.

m. is) a Wheat: July Sent saw el sarsstscfttaass 1.83H 3Sb Consul General in San Francisco. A graduate of the Soviet Naval Academy, Redin had been stationed in the United States for four years. He recently was a member of the Soviet Purchasing Commission at Seattle. J.

Edgar Hoover, FBI chief, said Redin had been under "intensive FBI scrutiny" for several months. COSTI vC BCSlSW. 1.83'ib 1.83Vib 1.83ab 1.83 'ib may can at- rucn ac ormaicr v.n..i 30 Center Newton. Monday and Tuesday evenings. THORPE In Needham, April Lena Tube Company reported lay-offs totaling 13,000 In the Pittsburgh area and Carnegie-Illinois said the coal I1 Has immrrtf In i Farw I Months Kate Atr Mail SMJf I Year Rat ('oa fLZ) I I II.

u.it l-l aa 1.21Hb 1.2 (Ludwig). widow of Eniah Thorpe. 1.31 Vab Dec May Corn: May July Sept Oats: July July Smt 1.21 is Home, 2175 Massachusetts on mm mm 5ncf oo money we will kin rem. cervices at xne xiiun lunai auiiic, 1351 Highland Wednesday, April JO. at 2 p.

m. Interment at Brookdale Cemetery. Dedham. Visiting hours Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9 p. m.

shortage made another 2000 Idle in Chicago plants. Wednesday morning at v. loiiowea or a Requiem High Mass fn St. John's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are Invited.

Visiting hours. 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. I I I 1 .70, .78 4 At least 7000 others were idle in fire companies should show a very reassuring gain in premium income. It should also show that true earnings, not statutory, are progressing nicely. It is important to understand the distinction between statutory and true earnings.

Under insurance laws, the companies are obliged to set up a reserve out of premiums. It does not all come into the income until earned that is, until the expiration of the policy. At this time it can be determined what loss, if, any, the company suffered on that particular policy. It is obvious, therefore, that as business expands more policies requiring correspondly more reserves are being set up on the companies' books, and a proportionally smaller amount of policies are expiring and coming into the earned income. This gives the appearance of poor earnings at the very time when business is good.

It is also important to remember that the biggest expense is incurred at the time of writing the policy. The agent, for example, retains his commission out of the Allston. suddenly. Dec resfdence. 1619 Com- .79 Vt 2 37 S.33 J.4av,b T.48',b 1.48'jb 1.48Sb 1.484b 1.48 lib truckine concerns, small steel fab monwealth aVi, Frank Mav nmmermen, ai 2.37 2.32 Name Address.

City aSUt COSG RODE In Somerville. April .8, 1272 Blue Hill Mattapan. Memorial week at the home of Mrs. Sage. 694 5 years.

Funeral services at the vaterman fThanel. Commonwealth July Sent ricating plants and coal-carrying railroads. 1946. Grace Cosgrode. nee priscoll.

beloved wife of the late Michael J. Cos- Dec 3 Kenmore Boston, on Wednes-ay, April 10th, at 12 noon. Late mem AS18-2ST Sroae. mineral irom uie norne hj-j iihtr. Mrs.

Grace Keadeney. so While reoresentatives of the flV.h 1 ber or tne crosscuo-hMsnon iosi, American Legion, Y. D. Post and Elks. operators and the union "rested Baney: May July S-Dt TOOMEY In Dorchester, suddenly.

April Dec Aiary wire 01 nr. josepn n. Lowell on Thursday morning at 8. followed by a Requiem High Mass in St. CatherlneTs Church at 9 clock.

Relatives and friends are invited. PALTON In Billerlca. April 7. Arthur husband of Helen (Scovill) Dalton. in his 4thvear.

Funeral services at 4o ECHO YORK COTTON oomey (nee Murphy), and, beloved from their negotiations, government officials began to show some signs of impatience at the lack of progress toward a settlement. NEW May .....28.09 walk Hill Mattapan. KENNEDY Of Medford. Edward listed missing In action "Nov. 5.

1944. presumed dead March 27. 1946. Survived by his wife. Ellen E.

Kennedy: daughter. Ellen Lorraine of 95 Third and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Perley E.

Kennedy of 91 Third Medford. Pro-Burial Mass will be held Wednesday. April 10. at 9 o'clock in St. James' Church, Medford.

Relatives and friends invited. KENNEDY In South Boston, April 8. William Bourke, lat of 622 East th st huahand of the late Mary H. (Car- moiner or Mrs. j.

moriarrv ana Mrs. Wilbur Ensiemsn and sister of 27.8(? 2QV 27.W 27.88 28.21 27 98 27.82 28.17 27 95 27.83 28.08 28.0 1 29.93 28.78 28 02 pars, i nomas u. KusseUt. unerai trom Economic stabilizer Chester July .4 4l October December.27.23 Mar 29 Mav .28.25 the Ferry Funeral Home, eosion nwo, Xfilletica on Wednesday, April 10, at 2 Bowles called a meeting of his staff p. m.

Relatives and menus invitea. Solemn Requiem High Mass in St. An 27 84 28 23 2 8.05 to consider tha- whole mine and drew's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives higher; middling points bpot Oasis is JJALY In Qulncy, formerly of Hyde Mrs C. Louise Connors Mrs.

C. Louise Connors, wife of Charles A. Connors, Boston businessman and chairman of the board of directors of the Narragansett Racing Association, died this morning at her home, 30 Arborway, Jamaica Plain. The funeral will be held Friday morning, with a solemn high mass of requiem at St. Thomas Aquinas' Church, Jamaica Plain.

Mrs. Connors, 50, was a schoolteacher in the Boston school system before her marriage. Born in Jamaica Plain, she was associated with several church and charitable organizations. Besides her husband she leaves a son. Charles A.

a student at Boston Latin School; two daughters, Catherine Louise, a student at Trinity College, and Jean, a student at Elmhurst Academy, Providence; a brother, Dr. John I. Shea, and two sisters, the Misses Mary and Gertrude Shea of Jamaica Plain. 28.tf3c. WOOL TOPS and friends kindly invited.

Lata member of St, Ambrose Branch L. B. A. 1370. mill picture.

One top labor official, who declined use of his name. tre-dicted that before the end of this 5 on Kennedy. Funeral services at the B. Cole Son Funeral Home. 490 ,.133.0 133.0 132 8b hand of Ellrabeth Daiy (nee Voili.

J'umral from his late residence, 64 Ltwn Wednesday morning. Ra- Sulem Mass in St. Joseph a Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends 132.0 132.0b Bet ec Mch July 132.6 129 7 127.5 VALENTINE In Medford, April 7. Nellie in her 88th year.

Services at the 47 129.7 132.5b 131.5b 130.0b 128 0b 133.0n 12 week "the government will do 129 7b 127.5b 133. On 47.127.5 Eavllle Be Kimball Chanel. 418 Mass. Columbia road, uorcnester. -l-nursaay.

April 11. at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.

m. LANNARY Thomas of 22 Stonelela-h Snot something." Arlington. Tuesday, April 9. at p. m.

Interment at Jefferson, New Hampshire. Wednesday. Chapel visit Sales. 83.0)() pounas. GREASE WOOL.

Pennsylvania coal fields con JKNNELLON In April 7. Delia beloved sister of Mrs. Eliza- Circle. Watertown. April 8, beloved hus B3.5b 3.0b Oct 94.0 94.0 93.5b July '47 93.0 93 0 93.0b ing hours, 7 to 9 p.

m. band of LUlian L. (RunnaUs) Lanna sales. 3B.UUU rounas. Funeral Home.

6 Riverside St. (in Wa- WALKER In Weston. April 8. Thomas Walker, father of Mrs. Isabella W.

McLeod. Funeral services at Exmoor Farm. Boston Post road, Weston, on tertown Thursday, be bcnaier. uaniei ana jneme n. Donnellon.

late of Dorchester. Funeral from the Morrissey Brothers Funeral Home. 139 Stoughton Uphams Corner, on Wednesday. April 10. at 9:15 a.

m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Gregory's Church at 10 o'clock. pni ii. a premium.

The other side oi this is the usual one of reduced costs with greater volume. Recent fire losses are large by comparison. They would be in view of the war-weakened Fire Departments and the enormously increased costs of replacement. This cost of replacement works two ways, however. It means larger fire policies and premiums.

There is still a large untapped volume of under-insured risks. 8:15 a. m. Requiem niem Hien mui at st High tinued quiet, but pickets appeared in West Virginia yesterday. A band of more than 200 U.

M. W. members, moving in a motorcade through unorganized districts of Preston County. W. closed 22 nonunion mines.

Theresa's Church. Watertown. at 9 a. m. xuesaay, April v.

at a p. m. Interment will follow in Rldgelawn Relatives and inenas invitea, Markets at a Glance NEW YORK Stocki Higher; industrials at new hi eh. cemetery, watertown. visiting nours.

2-5. 7-10 p. m. Relatives ana friends WALLACE In Wakefield, suddenly April 8. Ida May.

in her 77th year, sister of Mrs. Warren B. 14 Crescent of sa Hill, wanefleia. Member or cias arc kindly invited. LEE In Natick.

April 8. Thomas Edward age 28. eon of Thomas E. Private services will be Wellesley '90. Hesley '90.

afternoon. Mease Mosey Deposited Will Draw Iaterest Fro Data Ias'icafed BOSTON SAVINGS BANKS Boston Penny Savings 19 Union Savings Bank Apr It 19 Warren Institution fop Savings April 1S Boston Five Cents Ssvings Bank. April 1S Charlestown Five Cents Sav. BkJtprll IS Eliot Savings Bank IS Hibernia Savings Bank April 1S Institution for Ssv. In ftoibury.

April 1 Wilder Ssvings Bsnk April 1S Brighton Five Cents May 1 Franklin Savings Bank 1 Massachuaetts Saving Bank. 1 Provident Institution for SU3URBAN SAVINGS BANKS Brooklin Savings Bank 19 Newton Ssvings Bank, April 10 North Av. Ssv. Bank, Cambridge April 10 Somerset Ssv. Bsnk, Somerville.

April 19 East Cambridge Savings Bank. IS TRUST COMPANIES Cranit Trust Qulney May 1 Stat Street Trust May 1 NATIONAL BANKS The First Nat'l Bank ef BoUOfl.May 1 National Shawmut May held on Thursday omit flowers. Bonds Mixed: renewed weakness his residence. 9 Sherman Wednesday. April 10.

at 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Patrick's EVENING DEATH NOTICES ALLEN In North Conway, N. April 8.

James, husband of Lillian L. Allen of 25 WILCOX Of Maynard. April 8. Charles husband of Marion (Haynes) Wilcox. Services at the Fowler Funeral Home.

42 Concord Wednesday at 2. Friends Church at 10 clock. Relatives and friends are invited. t.FhNABn Tn Forest Hills. Anril 8.

tORAN In Brookline. April 7. Mirml A Doran of Long wood Towers. Funeral from the Waterman Chapel. 465 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston, on Wednesday, April 10, at 9a.

m. Requiem Mass at St. Alden's Church, Pleasant Brookline. at 10, Relatives ana friends are invited. Friends may call at the Waterman Chapel.

Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. DOTOLJ In North End. April 7 Rose (De Gruttolat. beloved wife of the late Francesco.

Funeral from her late residence. 55 Snowhill Thursday, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Leonard Church at 10.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. DVEOIS In Medford. April 8. Jennie M. rtftiiMM Hlnis4 uit of Fiona J.

may can -joiesaay, a-o ana i-v p. m. Services at the kelley Hawes Funeral Chapel. 1 Elmwood Winches WILLIAMSON In Arlington, April 7, Josenhine. wif of frnMt WUHamann ter, rnursaay.

April 11 at p. m. Interment Philadelphia, Penn. Mary (Keenan). beloved wife of the late Patrick Leonard.

Funeral f-om the residence, 16 Tower on Thurs-riav. Anril 11. at 8:1.1 a. m. Solemn of 74 Mystic st.

Services at the Saville and Kimball Chapel. 418 Mass. Arlington. Wednesday. April 10 at 2 P.

m. Chapel visiting hours Tuesday Pontiac, With Growing Plant. No Turning Out 300 Cars Daily By DAVID J. WILKIE Associated Press Automotive Editor PONTIAC. April 9 (AP) High Mass of Requiem In St.

in long-term governments. Cotton Irregular; liquidation; mill buying. CHICAGO Wheat Unchanged at ceiling. Corn Unchanged at ceiling. Rye Unchanged to five cents higher.

Moderate commission house buying. Short covering. Hogs Active and steady at OPA ceilings. Top $14.85. Cattle Active, fully steady.

Top $17.85. (By the Associated Press) ot the Apostie tnurcn at ociocx. Relatives and friends invited. 1 10 p. m.

from the Daniel F. 0'Brim Funrl WTLSON Of Neponset. April Frank beloved son of the late James and Home. 807 Massachusetts Wednesday at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited.

Dubois os254 Spring st. Funeral from Mary A (Murphy) Wilson. Notice of LIGHTBODY In East Boston. April 8. Catherine A.

(nee Maclsaac). beloved wife of the late Frederick H. Light-body. Funeral from her late home. 407 Chelsea Friday.

April 12. at 8:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass at the BRADLEY In Somerville, April 9. George xunerai later.

CARD OF THANKS Business Failures Continue Low Although a little higher than in the previous week, commercial and industrial failures in the week ending Apri 4 were not as numerous as in the comparable week of last year, reports Dun Bradstreet, Inc. Nineteen concerns failed, as compared with 18 a week ago and 23 in the corresponding week of last year. In a 12-week period this was the third time and the second consecutive week in which concerns failing have fallen below the 1945 level. Two-thirds of the week's failures involved liabilities of $5000 or more-Concerns failing in this group increased from 10 a week ago to 13 in the week just ending and exceeded the nine occurring in the same week of last year. On the other hand, small failures with losses under $5000 were only down lightly from a week ago.

but fell w. Mraaiey, nusDana or Anna (MacLeanl Bradley. Funeral from the residence. 113 Woodstock st. Time later.

a CAMPBELL In Brighton. April 7. Hazel ftar of the sea ynurcn at a. m. elatlves and friends ara kindly invited to attend.

LINDHOLM Tn Boston. Anril 7. Ivar H. INVESTORSjX Pontiac division of General Motors Corporation currently in the midst of a huge plant expan.1 program, is turning out about 300 six and eight-cylinder passenger automobiles daily. I wish to thank the relatives, friends and associations of my late husband.

John J- Harrington of Medford, for the kindnesses extended to me. MRS. MINNIE I JlARRINGTON. 21 Shepard Cn Money and Exchange Lindholm. Masonic funeral services at the J.

B. Cole Son Funeral Home, Boston Moneys yu Loiumoia roaa. on weanesaay. Anril 10. at 2:30 r.

m. Relatives and Owen P. Doonan Sons Funeral rtome, 7 Wicklow at Fellsway, on Thursday at 8:43. Requiem High Mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9:30. Relatives and friends invited.

Lowell and Keen papers please 'copy. UNN in Everett. April 7. John, of 148 Irving husband of the lata Marv Dunn. Funeral from the Chester A.

Curnsne Funeral Home, 805 Brpad-way. Wednesday morning at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem in the Church of Our Lady of Grace at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours.

2 to 5 and 7 to 10. ELLIS In Framinrham. April 8. Mrs. Julja (Pearson) Ellis, in her 89th year, widow of Seth Ellis II.

Services at the Wadsworth Funeral Home. 83 Beech Framingham. Wednesday, April 10. at ERICSSON Of Belmont. April 8, Andrew ri Kir.vH ViiftVianri fn Elizabeth friends invited.

Friends may call at ava the funeral home after 2 p. m. Tuesday. -i LOCAL 103, I. 6.

E. W. Once numerous handicaps to un By-uajra Six months member Euclid Lodge, A. F. xate A.

M. Late oausnier oi me taia oeorge w. and Etta Vezey Campbell. Services at the Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth Kenmore S9-. Boston, on Thursday, April 11.

at 2:30 p. m. Interment at Pin Grove Cemetery, Mil-ford, Mass. CHURNICK Departed this day, April 8, Samuel, of the Moody Stationery Company, Waltham, Mass. Beloved husband of Annie (Fisher) and devoted father of Rose Rlchman, William.

Edward Lewis Churnick. Services at his residence. 34 Westbourne road. Newton Center, Wednesday, April 10 at 12 noon. Relatives and friends invited.

Memorial Week at his late residence. Kindly omit flowers. Commercial paper Rank tlaarlncat We regret to announce the death of our late brother. Edward L. Gilson.

Funeral 32 page fvMe Invettweat oad wttgogo eppoe. fcamKa offered by Federol Soviet and loo tonii Kant. Cat or awn a LUCE In Waltham. April T. Robert Luce, at his home.

91 Summer 26.000,000 Clearings Balances in his 84th year. Funeral services at oreian Excnsnces interrupted production are overcome, it will assemble them at the rate of better than one-a-minute, aimed at an output of 500,000 units a year. Story Chapel. Mt. Auburn Cemetery, 55" neio ai roisom jnapei, m- Mount Pleasant Council, No.

98, K. of C. Sterling resUtered Psn (Mexico I at 2 p. m. MacAUSLIN In Maynard.

April 8. Wit forStodayl Dollars A) paper. (Robertson) Ericsson. Funeral Services .20.70 .24.45 .05.20 .09 y. .30.37 cruzeno kio oe iani.

Canadian India Jietta Nash, wife of Clarence E. Mac-Auslin. Services at her home. 27 Maple tD'' out at numr That volume will not come in the far short of those last year, amount CQONAN In Everett, April 9, Samuel beloved husband of Ella F. (Gagne) our late brother.

Michael J. Burke, and will meet at the council rooma THiMrlav. 12 months immediately ahead. WASHINGTON. April 0 (AP Portion flDtlM UVBVCS IOAM ASS, m-m NertkeosSora FI0IIAI A VINOS lIASVf.

33 mr stiht. scstom suss. R- mi Fraternally, GEORGE W. FLOOD. 5.

K.S TIMOTHY J. COL Whether it can be achieved in 1847, (joonan. residence 18 Summer at. Funeral services at the Leo M. Norton Funeral Home, 287 Main vMalden, on Thursday, April 11.

at o'clock. felatives and friends invited. Visiting ours Tuesday. 7 to 10; Wednesday, to 4 and 7 to 10. J.

Klingler, 56-year-old general of the Treasury April 5: Kecelpts, expenditures. balance, $22,084,705,408. Customs receipts for April. $9,270,876. Receipts for the fiscal year (slarting July 1), $33,705,735,434: expenditures.

excess of expenchtures. IN MEMORIAM manager, declines to hazard a guess. ing to less than one-half the number in the corresponding week of 1945. Concerns failing this week were most numerous in manufacturing, where failures were fou times as high as in any other trade or industry group. In fact, manufacturers were the only group to report more failures than in the pre 1944 Hansena B.

Marti nsen 1946 Klingler has spent three decades CONNORS In Jamaica Plain. April 9. weanesaay ai s. m. MARSHALL In Roslindale.

April 8. Clifford husband of Emily H. Marshall of 6 Orange st. Services at the Folsom Funeral Chapel. 63 Belgrade Wednesday, at m.

Relatives and friends invited. Canadian veteran of World War I. Chapel visiting hours from 3-10 p. nv MCCARTHY In South Boston. April 8.

William beloved husband of Mary J. (Doherty) McCarthy, Relatives and friends invited to his late home. 36 Woodwsrd and to the funeral Wednesday at 8 a. m. Requiem Mass in St.

Monica's Church at 9 a. m. MILLER In Philadelphia. Anrll at late residence. 219 Beech s.

-lues-day, April 9. at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends are EVERETT lh East Walpole. April 7. M.

(Rego). wife of Edwin M. Everett. Funeral from her late residence. 335 East Wednesday.

April 10. at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock.

EABIANO Of South Braintree. April 6. Rocco husband of Jennie (Barone) Fabiano. Funeral from his late residence. 484 Pond Wednesday at 8:15, followed by a Solemn High Mass of Requiem to St.

Francis of Assisi Church at 10. Interment Blue Hills Cemetery. Braintree. EAIR In Natick. the, 8th.

William husband of Jennie Lawless) Fair. Funeral from his residence. 14 Wilson stem Thursday. April 11. at 8 a.

m. Solemn Iiigh Mass of Requiem in St. Pat-rick Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. total qeDi.

i.joo.jo,-4n itnuin K54.Rr9 75ft from nrecedina in the car industry and has figured day; cold assets. $20,254,778,754. uatnerine jouise sneaj, Deiovea wue of Charles A. Connors. Funeral from the residence, 30 Arborway on Friday, April 12, at 0 a.

m. Solemn Hish Mass of Requiem in St. Thomas Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. oeiovea sioiner ana crandmothsr.

1945 Sarah S. Levy 1946 Lovlnrly remembered and sadly missed by her haaband. Joseph; her danrhter. Panlinei her family and friends. prominently in Its development.

"This is a most confusing and difficult time," he says. "Nobody can say how many automobiles are Dividends Declared Leroy Lewis to Speak to Local Banking Unit Tomorrow evening iht Be i to a Chapter, cf the American In-stitute of Banking, the edjcaiional division of the American Bankers' Association, is holding the last of a series of eight seminar meetings on the discussion of current chases of. vious week, and as well a larger CONNORS In Weston. April 9, Maria Date Stic of payable record May 20 May 1 7. Caroline L.

(Whitney), widow of going to be made this year or next; a manufacturer can tell you his vocoiu connnrs, ieiovea wiie or me late Patrick Connors. Funeralfrom her late home, 22 Wellesley Thursday, April 11 at 8:13. Solemn High Mass Company Dividend CtyUtils 71. IcGraw 25c QU 'Olaris Mining. 10c May Apr 17 number than a year ago.

Failures in retail trade, down to three in the week just ended, were only about one-fourth the number occurring in the comparable week of 1945. Apr 30 Apr 13 oVr! cloi clock equiem at St. juna tjnurcn at schedules, but that all. If the coal strike continues very long nobody FOLEY In Brighton. April 7.

Mary (nea Relatives ana tnenas mnaiy invited. tanking developments and economic Connor) beloved wife of the late James J. Foley and mother of Margaret GAUTREAU In North Cembrldge. April Municipal Financing Bida received bv Taunton for a $200 will build any cars. "Given materials, a clarification of orice controls and the right atti James J.

and George F. Funeral from her home. 12 Melton road. jonn miner, rnenas may can at xne Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston.

Tuesday evening from 8 to JO. Interment at Holyhood Cemetery. Brookline, Wednesday morning. MURPHY In Watertown. April 7.

Eugenia E. (Munroe). widow of William P. Murphy, in her 74th year. Funeral services from her late home.

18 Henry Mansfield. Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Burial at Spring Brook Cemetery. Mansfield. OOO loan riatarf Anril 1 1 and maturing B4 Askeo tBostmi Kafe Dra Tr A Nov.

7 were: Bristol County Trust Com April JM at 8 a. m. wequiern mgn Mass aTst. Cabriel'g Monastery Church at 9. Relatives and friends are Invited.

me its uautreau, Deioveq nuspand Of Melena Vanasse. Funeral from his late home, 1 Warwick park. Thursday. April 11. at 8:15.

Requiem Hish Mass in the Notre Dame de Pitio Church at 9:15. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Day Trust Co (3) 104 tude on the part of labor we can make a lot of automobiles," Klingler pany. Taunton, 0.4 percent; rirsi Ranlr or Ttnaton. 0.42: added.

National Bank of Boston, 0.42.T: Kennedy Paterson, Hartford, 0.55J57. First National 2 54 Merchants U2 385 National Rockland 2 41 National Shawmut 1) S4' In common with other General JOHNSON Suddenly. In Brighton, formerly of East Bslon, April 8, William beloved husband of Catherine E. Marahfielrf offers $45,000 eotinon notes Motors divisions, the Pontiac factories were out of production for Keaungl Johnson, uneral from tne S4 SfiH lI2 21 84 Pliarim Trukt 3. Second National 4l 1 '45 Szt William T.

Ropple Jr. '46 First anniversary high mass at Rt. Catherine's Church. Charlestown, Thursday, April 11. at 7:16 a.

m. Time takes sway the edre ef grief. But memories torn baek every leaf. LOTinrly remembered by your Wife and Baby. 1944 Dorothy M.

Rolfa 194S Lovingly remembered by her Husband and Son. 1944 Florence Furnarl 194S In memory ef ear beloved wife nd mother. Departed but not forgotten by Hasband and Son. 1930 Mary Ida Sauer 1946 Dearly missed by bar Husband, 1943 Alexander F. DeMers 1946 Loving remembered by his wife.

Marie Anni and his two sens, Harold and Alexander. IN LOVING MEMORY OF 1945 Walter L. Webb 1946 Esther. Henry and the Children. dated May 1 and payable $3000 in 1947-61.

Inclusive. Bids taken until noon April 10. uy funeral home. Harvard ookline. near Commonwealth Brook 19 weeks because of the C.

I. O. State Street Trrnt 3 1 United Staters Trust 30h 2 I'nitrd States rr IJO) 1 ThuraHav at a. Solamn Raaulm day i High Mass in St. Columbkille's at 10 LEWIS JONES SOil FUNERAL DIRECTORS Unrvinp fintton Oter SO Ymtvrt 2S9 NEWBURY STREET Webstrr Ar Atlaa 13 8 loaned $700,000 to New Bedford at 0.4?8 percent interest.

Lnan Is dated April 10 and ia payable Nov. 14. Firm Boston Corp 3 50.. 59 Stork to bo sold must first Co efferoo m. m.

ixeianves inn friends are Kindly invited to attend. Ex member of Boston Fire Department, late member of Boston Health Department and Brighton and Allston Post No. 17. A. L.

Visiting hours at Funeral Chapel. 2-5, 7-10 p. m. to directors cat tha bank. 1 including extra.

Norfolk County offers $250,000 tubercu-tis hospital maintenance notes, dated thought. The concluding will be held at the Parker House, has for its subject -Banking, Its Opportunities and Responsibilities" The main speaker of the evening will be Leroy Lewis, who is a graduate ef Oklahoma City University and received a master's degree from the University of Michigan, as well as doing additional graduate work at Northwestern University, has been assistant educational director, of the American Institute of Bank ing since 1944. He has addressed many educational and civic groups during the past 10 years, and while secretary of the North Carolina Bankers Association appeared on the convention program of the associations in Alabama, Florida. North Carolina. South Carolina and Virginia.

Chairman of the meeting will be Jamas E. Potts, assistant vice president of the First National Bank of Boston. Store Sales S. W. KVESS 1 5 174 II llt JU a NEW YORK BANKS April is and payanie April next year Bids taken until 11 a.

m. April 16. MacEACHERN In Orient Heights. April Here you are served conscientiously end faithfully. You call us as you would a rv old and trusted friend.

BkofAmNTS tSF 1.60).. Bil Bank, of Man 1 20) 33'a Bank of H4 442 Dlstlnotiva Funeral Arrangements Eastman's Flower Shops NEWTON AND WILLESLEY BICalow 6781 WELIasley 8803 Mrs. Rose Dotoli Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Dotoli, 55 Snowhill North End, who died Sunday at the Phillips Hankers Tr t.Bui 51 Bklyn Tr 4a) 130 On Han Bk At Tr 4 11 A United Auto Workers strike. The day of production following the strike Pontiac rolled out 222 cars.

With strikes, uncertainties regarding prices and materials and parts supplies, he asserts, "it's going to be tough." Biggest immediate problem is the supply of bodies which require large amounts of sheet steel. In the 12 years Klingler has headed the Pontiac division his assembly lines have turned out more than 1,000,000 passenger vehicles; 330,000 of them were made in 1941, last full year of pre-war production. Before the strike began last November Pontiac scheduled 400,000 for production this year. Only Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth thus far have attained a production level of half a million or mora passenger cars a year. House following a short illnestfJ reter beloved son of tne late Alexander and Julia (Sullivan) and brother of Lottie MacEachern.

Funeral from his home. 55 Bayswater Thursday morning at 8:15. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

SHINE In Newton. April S. Margaret A. (Reid) of 4A Hilltop beloved wife of the late Daniel J. Shine.

Funeral from the J. D. Fallon Memorial Funeral Home. 7 Creenough Jamaica Plain, on Thursday. April 11.

at 8:15 a. m. Requiem High Mass in St. Thomas' Church at 9 o'clock. Funersl private.

Visiting; hours. 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 p. m. Local Union No. 103, 1.

B. E. W. FLOWERS will be held Thursday morning with Asked 4 35'. 454 53 135 120 4Ha 81 1 22 eVi 125 25 1935 380 20, 2000 52 50 Chase Nat 1.60 44' Ch Bk Tr 1 B0b 1' Commercial fl.60) 481 Cont Bk At Tr 21 Cont III Chi 4 104a Corn F.x Bk (2.40)..

64 Empire Tr 3' 120 Fst Nat Chi (8b 23 Fst Nat 80) 1875 Appropriate Arrangements for Funerals Guaranty Tr (12. 351 a 10 clock high' mass or requiem at St. Leonard's Church. Mrs. Dotoli, long prominent in St.

Francis and St. Rita societies, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Annette Colvario and Mrs. Ann C. Libby of Boston, and four sons.

Ralph. Best Boston; Joseph, Milton; Flowen IGelow 0600 Telephone We regret to announce the death of our late Brother. Thomas A. Lannary. Funeral from the Joseph A.

MacDonald Fu lrvin Tr f.eoa ib Kings County (80 1950 Lawyers Trust 49 Manuf'rs Tr 2.40) 62 3i Natl City (1.60.. 48U Trust (4) 112 PuWic Nat U'4 44 Title St 27t, United. Sutes (.35) 780 77 WALNUT 8 EWTONVTLLB Greater Boton' Most Bella Thre ism 50.994.137 23.821. 1SS T-S WISTEBN AflO rn.t 1948 1945 5TM March 8.322.000 4.04 Kl Threo 23.2U.00O 10O-1 titaoie 124 Treraont St. LIB.

4317 ia tortst Alfred, Boston, and Arthur of Everett. neral Home. 8 Riverside Watertown Thursday, April 11, at 8:15 a. m. J.

F. QUEENEY. Financial Secretary. 810.