The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 3

116001111111MIMPW1OftPMell Ilienom. ot Three THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1 Sisters Inherit Each in Stockbridge M. P. H. Wins Bendbc I Race for Mantz Pt 717 rryei Lo dale.

lcm'y tivel trOl )orit troy Clam ereit term ttw Is h( the turA The price tiosmg rveqock )ority stronger. remain The ts the tura Lower Livestock Prices Affect Index weekly McGill commodity index. compiled at Auburndale. averaged lower during the week in August. due exclusively to a substantial ciecline in quotations.

under the leadcrship of hogs. Otherwise the ma: of maikets were detlaitely A checkup of 14 individual classincstions reveals seven increases. only one decline, while six unchanged. industrial index reached a high of 1216, Industrial activity holdiog on a maximum basis, but thief worry now is inadequate transportation facilities. ARrietil prices i4lso ruled btrong ris )144tier prices for wheat.

corn, lye, ott4'rt and hotter off-et moderately Ioss yr prices for oats. potatoes awl bat ley The LTAI)ck index held the tpot PITTSFIELD. Aug. 3 0Gertrude Robinson Smith and Mrs. 13eacher Stone of Stockfterre sna ,000 New York eft $20(1 by 0-4, rt their.

inoIlier, Mrs lortersteel Sth, widow of Charier Robinson Sith. riceor tling to a report. today from the New York Stale Transfer Tax ment. Th(o hd Stite was vitie 1170115 gross, Miss Smith vas one of the founders of the Berkshire Mn.ae Festival find served lis resident or the Berkshire Symphonic Inc. MORNING DEATH Novi(' Es VN In Ik'oiltedoh, A Mei-this v.

Ile nr the I eite Ft ed V. Allen et Yet 'elide 6ehl flivh(1 hi invited te sittemi 1 lir vjtl Ii I hi the Beware Brothers hlumis tat C114114.1. 57a iiimenck volhimmt. Aug. 31 at 2 p.

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OS '44 Mr- 4 i. 3 1 4 4' 4 thr flump in hog prices Ilendix in 1931 with an average curried the irides down to VIM, asIspeed of 223 miles an hour. crlroared with 190 8 a week Mantl flying a Noith American her Livestock carries consider- 1P-51 Mustang salvaged from minable weight in the cm-nputation of surpluses. fell just short of the composite index. doubling Doolittle's speed.

but his Puilding materials advanced, as hours, 42 minutes and 10 seethe itineuu of I tow composite lum- londs elapsed time from Van Nuys. 14t irides was revlsed upward. The i was only 33 Mitades behind paint ma terimi index averaged jun Army Air Force jet-propelled tokhrr dur In Ftreugth in the price Plime which flew the sarne course cf shellac Paper and pulp partrci- ut 493.5 miles an hour. paled in the upswing as the price Jacqueline Cochran. war-time 1.f4 cif okstavard was up- leader of the Wasp und the 1938 warti Pendia winnerIndy woman ever word in to take the $10010 first prizetin cf shellac Paper and pulp partrci- ut 4tn.11 tildes tin hour.

paled in the upswing as the price Jacqueline Cochran. war-time Lfi Cif board was up- leader of the Wasp and the 19:18 'ward Deitch winneronly woman ever Considerable activity was noted it to take the $10,000 first Four Brothers Join Di Post, V. F. W. Four brothers, holding a total of 11 battle stars, were sworn in as members of the George Di lboy Post, V.

F. by Irving L. Stackpole, junior vice commander. The four are John, Lawrence. Richard and Ralph Stone.

sons of Norman Stone, 1 Moss land id. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ilossford, 7 Cedar have announced the engagement of their daughter.

Mildred liossford, to John Boutilier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Boutiller of Cambridge. Miss Ilostiford I a graduate of St. Cill herine's School and Somerville High School.

lier fiance was recently discharged from the Marine Corps after four and a half vein's' service. Mr. and Airs. Joseph P. Shea, 56 Simpsoo ay.

are the parents of a son born at the Somerville Hospital recently, Mrs. Shea is the former Rita O'Leary of Somerville. Three local girls were among 58 recently graduated at the Carney Hospital School of Nursing. The girls are Gloria Benedetto, Claire Eames and Mildred Underhill. Mrs.

John R. Marshall. 20 Curtis chairman of the education divlskin of the Greater Boston Community Fund campaign, will re. turn to her home next week after a month in ProvincetmA'n with her two sons, John and Robert. Prihton IlarvardAv.

Tracks to Be Removed The Public Works Department has let the contract for removal of car tracks on llarvarrt between Commonwealth and Brighton and resurfacing of the roadway. This project was recently approved by the Council and work is expected to start next week. The tracks were abandoned by the Elevated when it instituted bus service on the Allston-Dudley line. Residents and merchants along the street have been working since that time to have them removed. Most of the tracks were removed during the war-time scrap drives, but thk section was untouched.

Police are I nvestigat log complaints from residents of the Cleveland Circle area about thieves breaking into their automobiles while they have been parked. Three owners reported spare tires had been taken from trunks of their vehicles. Police yesterday redoubled their efforts to apprehend the vandals responsible for placing traffic signs rin the porches of homes in the lenneuil section. This action was taken as police made a tour of the community and added at least a dozen more such signs to the col. lectIon they started Monday.

Residents complained that many of the signs were tossed on porches from a passing automobile, the noise awakening them. A section of Ringer Playground will he fixed by the Park Commission to accommodate the pre-school children of the, district, according to announcement yesterday. All available recreational equipment for youngsters will be installed at the field. 'HAPPY BIRTIMAYAs Director Lewis Milestone, left, watches, Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer cut a birthday cake fashioned to resemble Paris' Arch de Triumph in a double celebration of their birthdays which fell on consecutive days. They have leading roles in "The Arch de Triumph." prizetinthe fine textiles index as, in tiddi- thhed in second place with an aver-lion to towler for spot cat- I lige of 4208 milea an hour.

Iler pa. the approved it general 1)1114ilioll Wits not finally determined zrb k-tip finished itoodr utter her infornuil protest, over Vegeable oils represented the sev- given third place disclosed an In 14roup to isdvimee. Recently, error of 41 minutes in calculating pnces have developed tile time of William F. Eddy of La coconut and soybean oils. Jolla.

who was first an- inounced as the runnerup With an average of 421.9 miles an hour. BOUDItEArl--Of 3VeS1011, by accident, the Newton Cemeteri. August 29. at Newport. ft.

1. George 1.1 io 2 Friends may rail at the eloved soot tot the hitt. an10 I ilenry to, ento Ftineral lining. Frig ht, Ural 1 and 7 to g. nd south M0E1)0111041.

333 Contint 33'estow. N1011.110'. J-leptionolier 2. of 8 tn. With Of 1" 81'1 (1411CM Nleoley 11.11Drill her Church al 9 o'clock.

Inoue ni 1.44illlielt1 Illonday Cemetery. Weston, hog nt 9,13. Solemn ltroolieln Wet MA44 Mid friends iens invited Lille veteran Of flit, chi," or the at 10 NVoulti War II, 1 o'clock. liclutives alid friends Invited. In Somerville.

Au-. mi( ft tr Porchester. the 291h. ttist 3u. Jwit, r.

Of ihr! aolet beloved daughter of Alexander ode thldelier. '54 mild S. thee Owyero. Villow Services lit the ta lin her residence, 32 Alictoll or w. inti l'enr1 if- SO01-1 rood morning at 9.13, Tniosoloy at 2 ceslock, ile otives1 followed by a Reottleist Mass tool fon-lids invited.

looletiolto may cull in st. churrh at th, smaly nd monoidy. from to to 10 it. to.I nod friends Inteiment at cedar CALNAN--in llosiott, formerly of Cam-, Atigiud an. macs, (1mid i Pirtin) i i oy Atioum Collikill of 40 SymphooloY isotiol wile or, Marv, beloved dauvIller ot the iota the litto Jnineit to, aoonother of tio it alievt Joules to.

tlittiol, the horny tot rier soder, Mrs. Minster() ut rs, Andiew Dooley Kathorim. 40 marine lotinerol from the Mantel 011ricit 810114114Y. Selgelltbef 2, at 10:13, Yu- lieral Rome, he Gate Muss itt of Heaven MonditY ftt 8 a. tn.

Requiem 11gi Nlitss Church nt 11 oclock tielativrs ana It of a. to. Relatives end friends Invited' 'NICOLS-Franeix In Roxbury. Au- CAVANALT011-fo floslindnic. August :10.1 xiit 30.

beloved hinduind of JorviThine Ilestry J. hod Widget (Kongo Ciovno- the liote Daniel Nichols. reposing at moito. Funeral from .1. Valloo Ilie Ibmie of J.

w. Donovan. Josmoica MotoilnY. Moodily. Sentenotte.

2, sit a. in in All 2. 10:15 ro. Ileciotem High Mass', Si.11111W Centre tiOXIatitie the sacred Heart ('hoorch. in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, VistitIO11)g1). 2 lore Dillon1 widow of In Smith Poston. Ang o'Donoglitie. f'uncral from tier an. Anthony K.

beloved litudiond 141 21 Nlitroottut It on blondnY rflOrri' Anna 1190thrkliso Chetkooliskois, b'tinerod log at 1113 o'cloek, followed by a from lila late home 412 East litio Uhtil or Jn St. Josieurs4 Monday to 19 t4. 111, SI.II IIiIi 11111111 al 9 o'elok. Relative noi Mass of Iterthiem at St. Peter's lend, Invited.

Intern-lent New anion Church lit 11:00 o'clock, Iteitittvsi CoolvitrY. anti friends invited. iFfliftY-In Everett. Aug. 29.

Jonathn. -At her diiiiiihter's Summer homel husband of Matilda L. illedrick1 in Mt. Vernon. NIP.

Aug. 29. utter a I 144 Shiite NI. Funeral services will illness. Mrs.

Allion flail Child, in he held at the parlors' of J. r. her 85th '1411, Services hi tilt, North' 'm co. 517 Broadway. Saturday.

Au Church Conslregiotinnal, blassitchusetts 31, at p. ry lielatives and irlanucfs kiVntl Cambridge. Saturday afternoon! invited. at 4 o'clock. 'PICKERING-In QuineY, Aug.

30. Helen CIA NTON Roxbury, Aug. 30. 1940.: Funeral from her late residence. 90 Margaret Nickeon.

beloved wife iii Iuln road. MondaY. Sept. 2. at 8:13.

tile late Patrick J. Chilton of (Pal followed bY Solemn High Mass of Parket' al. Funeral from the home or li.emlienl Sorted leart Church at 9 her son. Joseph 2 Morrison clock. Mortal in Mount Wolltistort Coombritlit.

Monday nt Solemn, Cemetery. Itelatives and friends Invited High Moss in the Nlission Church nt 1 to attend. Il 15. Liar member of the Ladies' -QUINN-1n Everett. Aug.

29, William it cijulil V. 1bO Zelves and frtends beloved hustnind of Quinn hthit'S tO 6 And WhPit.Orti Funeral from his lei. reel- to la. to to. IlteNewton Cemererv Chanel.

Salm-tins IWO rOlki-- Newton 'Bunker Hill Average Weekly Wages Legion Post Plans in Local Plants $38.6.3 Alemorial to Veterans Employment. payrolls and average weekly earnings in local manufac- A met lag of the Welcoming luring plants decreased last month. flume committee for veterans or according a report of the State Dept. of Labor and Industries. World War II was held last evening in Bunker Hill Post 20.

A. club- Eighteen plants reported the num- ber of wageearners at 3453; total Chestnut John J. Stith-wages weekly at $133,377. The aver- vain Jr. presiding.

It was announced age weekly earnings were Employment thus showed a drop of, $38-61 local tnilitary organizations and ti- i were cooneratin to procure 2.4 percent; total wages decreased." -J-- 3,6 percent; aeage weekly earn-1 funds for a memorial to deceased Port of Boston 80 New Englanders Embark for Near East Flighty Greater Bo a ston nd New people were among the Woo passengers to embark on the American Export Line steamer Ma- rine Corp at New York yesterday for Piraeus. Alexandria and Haifa, the Itomon oilier a the line tin- notinced. Prospective travelers to the Near East will be glad to know thi4 the Marine Carp has been as- siened in the Export Line by the WSA for regular passenger liner American Export Line steamer ma- Corp at New York yesterday for Piraeus. Alexandria and Haifa, the Itomon oilier a the line tin- notinced. Prospective travelers to the Near Exist will be glad to know that the Marine Carp has been as- siened to the Export Line by the 1VSA for regular passenger liner MUTE TO IIAMPTON 110ADS, Aug.

31 (ANThe Presidential yacht iNilliamsburg bounced about today in the heaviest seas President Truman has encountered since he began his vacation cruise two weeks agn. The accompanying Navy ship, ILL S. S. Weiss, rolled Omit 25 deaervice P.rees. but the Williamsburg's Additional ships for the service broader beam kept her a little more are expected to be liSNIgned the ttendy.

Thle. It learned from Gibbs The seas were whipped up by a Sherrill. New England regional rep- of rain squalls and still winds. resentatrte i A prediction of continued squalls The Marine Carp is commanded 'throughout the day made it unlikely by Harold E. Snow.

Next sailing 1 the President would be able to take si. ill be the Marine Perch for Lis- this usual Min bath. br'n Naples and Genoa Sept. 10, At vyt i Vattpril cifintifirti Tiellr't ROUTE TO HAMPTON ROADS, Aug. 31 (ANThe Presidential yacht INilliamsburg bounced about today in the heaviest seas President Truman has encountered since he began his vacation cruise two weeks agn.

The accompanying Navy ship, in sz S' weiss rolled nhoilt 23 do the President would be able to take his usual bun bath. At 7 a. m. Eastern Standard 'Mite) ings receded 1.2 percent as corn- veterans and for a grand military pared with the preceding month. ball in the State Armory.

Mrs. Wit-Resurfacing Centr, largest re- ham H. Sheehe. chairman, reported construction project undertaken ini- this city in many years, has beenl the armory had been, procured for started near Newton Centre sq. Al the ball on Sept.

28 whivh will be section between Cypress and Paul st closed returned s. was osed to trattic and de- at '11( tours established. Work will it I by ri.turn pro- war veterans and residents of the grew; hi direction of the square. district. John Bowden reported his John McDonald Construction Corn- committee would sponsov i puny is doing the Job with a con- penny sale for the Welcoming Mime corn- tract of $264,000, lowe4 bid.

William Zoller, 34 Grayson in 111P I 1olly1A itod Theater oe i Lower Falls, has reported to policcAm Sept. 9. for which Jack Yonkers he returned home after a lengthyabsence to discover two panes of; donated use th th titer. Mit John Upton, of Charlestown Post EiliSS in a Frenril dnnr )1lAri IlnANn i lititNit Ill it Fetal) floor flan aticialed by returned war veterans and residents of the district. John Bowden reported his committee would sponsoi 0 penny sale for the Welcoming Mime corn 1 coullETT.

In wobssill. Aissito 30, Jutoriii; .1 Cot licit. mitt if the late Tliottum mild! Nelson) Col belt. Funeral hiss his, horny, 1t4 Viiter srpsymbrs, 2, so 11 lit, WW1 Iliss of llequirtit at St. (hark-4' (hoso.n.! ett 9 o'clock.

Itelallven irsot Illenolsi viled, I CORCORAN-1u 01'11110We. Aug 30. Aligirl of I lir hbte late to to tl.e911;11.1"1111 hol saino) flush kless of Requiem tit St Mary's Church at 10:45. Relatives unit trientis Incited. AKII i 0 I jrletendni.

Aux' tahnn uot to. 41 04 ked Pier 4 tiontoo A A Piro S. liontori. owl bin hetet nod, Soto Afrit so 4,4 4 Alloy IU 4- othtli nod Armlet I 1 A 4 tiodlot 4, Aria ill I dot ked i firAron 011 Co vri cit. With i 71111PICID.

cariplIn tiockpci FA.a.,Dti Co I vriell. ve4th oil onIm; Pt 11.w.ri., Rt-d R.ri Stilint lierg. Co U11.1 lik, t. I. pOrits Via Yolk and Philadelphia.

docked crenrroilscraite Pte. Soul Srar. 1. Mr for minor re. anchors for alockliriai totter, 1110 set00 Olt Vailtooth.

docked Pier 2 New ilaven, I' M. ort tow ti Mit itr V. triton. Pot hmtiluth, )1 p. 1101h, I Haat abandon, Oil New Voi loll' or, leo to a tiara villa tool tVdat'r anol DI (.

(led. ileen Haat! Poi too, itir4k mg I wot tiunmai mrs I taiPpril al Unit411 I) MORNING DEATH NOTICES KIBLAKOWSKYIn Medford. Aug. 30. Eva 4 hiItnnwiky wife of the late' Martin kirlakowsky of 104 Wright anti it of Joseph nt R111110 tor.

New York; Mrs. Catherine Rones and Mrs. Helen Michel Mediu, Funeral from the E. 1. leher Funeral Home.

67 Broadway. Mooday at 0:15. Services irt the orcfA ort hodox Church. Somerville SoinvEville. JO 10 a.

in. Relatives and invited, cm-It-loom( Lnuren. rtoMerVille av a. tn. Relatives and aTtr4iin.

jeeenritt titillLilitnyette Lynn. at 113 k'N' kt! inn 4' Marblehead. for the Ihihi i cr rn Ratir ietitia may call it itichardnon Funeral itome. 4a L. alter In.

s.1".i'inityP. Pk 1tr1111Y--lo It-tmt Atli. 30. Wit- kl.inixitrt.i,.1, of Mn4an litt4 kale I1i2 Mondily Spot 2. iit 8.13 a.

sof- emg, nigh Ni.not at litta Star of the Sea chtikch .14.1 It. a. and may italbet at the Richa-rdson Funeral Home, 411 Lafayette LYnn. at ro. Sunday.

theft proceed in the Wyman Ntemortal Church" of St. drew. Lafayette Marblehead. Mr the lime' serteter. at 2 Relatives' 111141 friend invited.

Friends may call ai the Millet-anon Funeral 4a Lafayette pk Lynn. after 4.20 p. cu. MLIll'Irt-- In Last 1tostnn, Aug. 30.

Wil-' halo belm.ed husband of So'lett M. Motphy titre Funeral hut los Imme, 102 Wordsworth at, Monday. Spot. 2. rat 0:13 a.

Solemn Iluth Mast. at tile Star of the Se Clint eh nt It a. tn. Itelat.ves and trtends toe kindly Invited to attend. FottnerlY Cl.aulestnwn.

Maell()SIA113- In Weat Roxbury. Ammar ht-Inved husband nt Jtele Nlaul)ntiald. Funeral from let le home, A Chrebroush road, Mon- flay. September 2, at 0 13. Funeral near al St.

TherearCit Church at 0 o'clo(k. Itelatlell and friends respectfully Invited. Mach It I West Newton. Aug 3rt. I) male of 5H st, Sconces at, er-- fiier.

,90 tiroadwity. Monday. Sept. 2, 10 a SOirtliti nigh MIAs sit th flower chh ut 1043 a. ta itllitivrii and friend's invited to ttenA k'itrIliVrIY 01 SiliCtilt Mass.

-Morrli A. ItoAert, 1027 flue Aug 30, hushami 0, Autita 4 Peat knout, fisOher of SAW Rosen. Mork Itiovlit 41)(1, t1i tosTes, tint! the lisle IR' Joseph 10.0n. et the IAVilit, 41111IVel, 470 ILr I I a ill. ale lat lel kerb', At htt ti it int rg hSouunitis IShreP hia Peat Sittoi tiziy eteuttlig Aug.

31,, to 10 O. tit. 1.1V A NI 1 1 t. .4. Aiiiii 1 4 Peat father of Saul Rosen.

Mt. )nd, Ntorev W. tout the late Dr Joaeuh ihrLett. ertlq.j at the IAVilit, (11111Vel, 470 1Lsttar I at Moult line, bonday. Sept.

1 at I I a tn. Ni WI urr a. at htp lat. Vimting bouts at the Chapel Sattuday etenbig. Aug.

31. to 10 p. to. IIVANIn Everett, Aug. 30.

1940. James; CARD OF THANKS THE MOTIIFIR Or Tiff LATE THOMAS JOSEPH O'LEARY S-1C wishes in express her thanks an el 0 It) all her netOhea. friends and tieighhort4 for their kindness shenvn in lb loKs of her beloved non. NIIM ANNA 01.1EARY, IN MEMORIAM iO MG MEMORY or -Sgt William IL Powers United States Arms Airfares. Mittei in August 1111.

104a. tAllo. ranee. being said et Gras-moor. Mather and rather.

Stators and Brothers'. 193Morrin Myero-1946 Lovingly' remembered br his fiimilt MUM MEI Distinctive Floral Arrangements East man 8 Flower Shops NIEWTON AND WIELLIIILIET BIGelow 87S1 WILlealey 1111011 Approm ta te Arrangement.s for runnel Telephone D2Grttw A NpVTON VIILLZ Greater Dostnn'ts Most fiellobto 'torte COSTAIn Medford. suddenly. August 27. beloved liustuma of ('utherine 4 Frank.

boloved husband of tile Lilo tongi tivan of 7 Russell it. Funeral l'iontenica Costa of 311 F.Mer- from the Charles J. Murphy runoral ald at. Funeral frmn the Gaffes' Menlo- Home. 519 Broadway.

on Mondav roil Funeral Home. 43 High st. 1(1ed morning at II. Followed by a solemn ford NU. on Saturday.

August 31. at 8 Rink Nloss In the Church of the Lotto. a. to. itoottioin Mass at St.

Francis of Flower at 11:20. Relatives and friend Assisi (introit at it o'clock. Relatives aro itiVited. Late member Carpenters' 441111 friends invited. Visillini tinitr.1.

trtilon No. 511. Visiting hours 2 to 5,, Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p. tn. 7 lo lo.

In New Rayon, Corin Au- SilFAIn NVolmi-n August 29. Timothe gust 29, John 11. Cotighlin, on tillve Nt 1', Shea. atm nt this Isto msry New hoietiit from the i titwver 0 Shea, tow! gf (ron, hi, tote 1. 0'14101 11m19141 Mune, 1101 Massa 1 home, Nit Valet st Nionday, olnisolls l'ionitridar, 11.1oielit.

III hi et 0 a. ot, Ihalt Mama of Itecntirm at, iii, Requiem Utah Mass at SI. 111 Str thtitIC.N elitirrti at 10 o'clock itoximi.v. itt, it 41. to.

iteltitivea met invited. Anatol 29i Ertl; 1 hoNlitioil of Knima 1111111111erl 8liedd. or 12 itartge road Set from the tillittiolY Funeral! ices at the Gattey Memorial runrral tome. 12n Walpole at. Stintlity, lhoor.

43 MO id el on Sat-- hl tit 1 p. Irt. berct at St. tirday, Aug, at 2.30 p. th.

Relatives Church at 2 o'rlock. Mowt ti invIted. i. 112. it I 1 30, yhos Lign.f Ilk.

Kesomilltthek, :11.1iptat.h.tillirperlr.00tAt.itnntistanill:tajn ItViliFt Correll. it ile 7n art. (hilt, 1. Dean rood and Reacop at nernErrAs---Ill Faint Boston. Atilt, no.

litook inc. on Saturday. Aug. 31. at Adeline florin', wife of (arina I.

2 P. tn. rreitas. Reposing at residence. 1 i 0 Portor st 'twit III 11: 15 A ibis city.

Atilt 29. Frederick Solemn Ilisili liouident Mass at St. John Soiltc. residener 18411 Comrrionwealin the liohtha Cliiireli at 9 o'clock. lietir- no.

Funotal sonlees at the -rosby Me-fives anti friends alp respectfully in inuria.I. Mil Ileaeon st. itnrar 'ark drive) lied to i vi.1, eS," Ill; ir nnk Dr Vit'0-- to Somerville, Aoki 29. Ma beloved wire of Solviititte tie- nvonnotil (ettietetY. inetrutie.

Vivo. Potirrot front the SULLIVAN-10 Ittolindttle. Aug fin. rat-deuce. 273 Summer ationlitv morn J.

Sullivan. belM'ed husband PI tug sit 8 00. Suletuu Mutt Miami Of Itaumat k'. Sullivan. Funeral Iteittnm iii St Chorii ot from tits late residence, 28 Montvale WOO, Relatives and friends kindly in- Ntonday.

hoot, 2. at 8 a. Solemn lied. Moa at holy Nome Church at a 1)Ilt'1 lANEY In South link.t.m. Ana.

29. o'clock. Relatives and friends invItvel Frederick Jr bolovod infant NMI flf '111 iii tend, Intention, at New Calvary Frederick F. and Iloloti 111olden" Du Cemoterv. LAIN', meinber of St' Stephen ettittitV ligt It Illf)Ittiln.

Irlitirtig I troill 0)10. No. 711 NI. C. CY.

F. Retired nernErrAs--til tam tioalcal Alla, Jirookline. un Adeline tVierini. wife of Carlos I. 18' 2 n.

m. Fred is lieposinii at residence. 1 in Porter st until NI111 III 11:15 A this city. Aug 29. rrederielt Solemn High Itenitieni Mans nt St.

John Spike. resiciente 1848 Commonwealth the Baptist Church nt 9 tictiock. Hein. ay. Ftaleial nervier at the -many Me-fives and friends ere respectfully in itinna.l.

ail Deacon st. (near 'ark drive) iNiveditieule. Interment lied to attend. i 01 Sunday afternoon at 2 n.c ()rk. Dr litt'O-In Somerville, Anil 211.

Ma- tatilia, beloved wife of Salvatore DeVico. Puorrat front Illo SCUMSAN-1n linalindale. Aug no. rat-deuce. 273 Summer Motulitv morn rick J.

S111111411. 111.10'rd husband Pf int' sit 8 00. Molehill Miami of thilimat k'. Sullivan. Funeral Iteninem in St Anthony', Church at from his late residence.

28 Montvale WOO. Relatives and friends kindly in- MillIdaY, Sept, 2. at 8 a. Solemn vited. Illan Mas at linty Name Church at a 1)Itt'llANEV in South Doslon.

Aug. 29 o'clock. lielatives and friends invited Frederick Jr beloved infant NMI flf til iiiteliti, Internen, at New Calvary Frederick 1'. anti lieleil Itloitient 1111- Cemetery. lath.

meinher of St' Stephan a chantey age 11 hilirtid front 0)1111. Nil. 731. NI, C. O.

F. FiCtired beloved bu.hand of Catherine 4Eurlonat Ivan of 7 Rus.ell pit. Funeral frmn the Charles J. Murphy Funeral Boole. 519 Broadway.

on Monday morning at I I. Fullowed by a Solemn Utah Moss In the Church of the LIM. Flower at 11:30. Relativeg and friend invited. Late member trulon No 56 Viniting hour! 2 to 5.

cLEVELAND. Amt. 31 (AM tretiking cross-country at a scorching speed averaging 435.6 miles an hour. Paul Mintz. Burbank.

flyer whg virtually grew up with aviation, today held the winner's share of the Dendix trophy nice prize. The 43-year-old pilot' speed was more than no miles an hour faster than the former record for the 2043-mile dash from Vain Nuys. to the National Air Races. The previous record was set by Frank Fuller in 1939 when he averaged 2112 miles an hour. Jimmy Doolittle, who lived to bedevil the Axis with bmbers.

won the first 1 1 Truman Yacht Bucks Heaviest Seas of Trip Returning to Capital WITII PRESIDENT TRUMAN EN the Williamsburg was 320 miles out of Norfolk. of Norfolk, Army Jet Fighter I Goes 608 M. P. H. MUROC, Aug.

31 (A1.1) An unofficial speed mark over a measured comfit, at Muroc Army Air Field-908 tMles an hourhas been set by kin Army P414 Thunderbolt fighter. But because the Republic jet didn't surpass Great Britain's record of MO rn, p. by More than five in, it will not be recoKnited. The Army declined further information, Including the pilot's RAF Group Capt. thigh Wilson the existing record Nov.

scattered livestock markets will fonetion tomorrow. Saturday usual, as other trading centers adhere to the Summer schedule that has kept most of them darkened throngh June, July, August and for many 1011 continue until the end of September Monday will brine a cemplete shutdown of everything both at home Lind In CM AUTOMATIC HEAT All ENTION numnuts. NO nri.Av 04 RATES ON PJombustionner RMONTAT No Coil Shovolent SIAM' IL PICIA Rtf, PLANA ORIVIMAY COAL MN Snider Utilities, Inc. 7fiv2 DEACON T. KEN.

2440 000TON0 DIA 00., neeni, broken in an attempt pt to gain F. 11111101.111Ued hiS corn-trance. Investigators exrressed themittee would condect a dance Sept. belief the intruders were scared 13 at their headquarters, Green away. Similar occurrences were re- to aid the "mmittee ported this week at a home.

in Newtonville and one in the Centre. Plans are being discussed for a memorial monument to be erected More than 100 residents and prop- in a local park. probably City in erty owners of Auburndale have in- tribute to all who look part in Jected a new note in negotiations World War 11 and in memory of 80 for the sale of city-owned land near local veterans who were li Hied in Norumbega Park, presenting a pell- '2 vvh died I' w1Id4 tion to the city government for the 12 others reported missinir to netton change of the land from hominess The committee plans to have it to residential nine. tabernaele in the monument side, orrers 1,, purrhiwo. lioid hieing Hunker 11111 111011111,1011, at Commonwealth Woodbine metal d(mr (if whit'h "ill opposite Norumbega Park, to be a Meroll bearing the names of the used as a parking area.

have been 112 veterans. Thomas Brassil is received from three parties. The Fttnirman Of the memorial commitofTerg started at $10,000 and reached lee. $12,000. Post 20 will sponsor a penny sale Movement to have the zone change for the welcome committee on Sept.

was started because residents and 11 fa the Legion clubhouse with property owners hope to block use John F. Sullivan in charge. An- of the land for establishment of a other meeting of the Welcome Home roadside restaurant. committee will be held next Friday Mayor Paul M. Goddard has an- evening at the clubhouse.

flounced reappointment of W. Con. Dil Ma ge estimated at $250 was nell Appleton end Frederick W. caused by fire on the nrst floor of Hawkins as members of the Hoard a lotir-story brick building at 177 of Appeal, Building Laws. Haw- Main Ni.

at 1:15 yesterday morning resides at 38 Jameson road, The tire was caused by a lighted Appleton lives at 14 Kenmore cigarette, Centre. PC James C. Barry of thinker Ilill Amato Pescosolido. hero infantry Post 26 was elected a delegate to the captain in World War II, has been National Convention to represent elected commander of the local Suffolk County. at the recent conflation World 1Vo Veterans Asso- verdant of the Amrieim Legion In elation post.

Other officers elected: Lowell. Frank Finnelli. A'ice-com- The funeral of Thomas 75, mander: jocomo Verardi. junior son of the late John and Nancy vice-commander: Diego FaltOlits. Minimal) Forey, who died Tuesadjutant: Antonin Bibb.

finance day, was held this morning from Meer: Antonio Monteca, treasurer: the Manning funeral home. 50 War-Donato Cellucci, sergeant-at-arms: ren followed by a requiem high retiring Coinmandcr Dominic Veil- mass in Si. Mary's Church at 9, dial, Judge advocate: Pasquale Maz- Burial was in Holy Cross CemeZola. Bianchi. trustees.

OM- Icry. Malden, Mr. Forcy was horn errs will be installed Sunday. Sept. in Charlestown and lived here most 29, at 2:39, Columbus flail, Nonan- or his fire.

turn. li 13 at their headquarters, Green to aid the committee. Plans are being discussed for a memorial monument to be erected in a local park. probably City in tribute to all who look part in World War 11 and in memory of 80 local veterans who were killed in action, 2() who died Of wounds and 12 others reported missinty I netton, The committee plans to have a tabernacle in the monument side, facing thinker Ilill monument, Avith metal door inside of which will be Meroll bearing the names of the 112 veterans. Thomas Itrassil is chairman of the memorial committee.

Post 20 will sponsor a penny sale for the welcome committee on Sept. 11 itt the Legion clubhouse with John F. Sullivan in charge. Another meeting of the Welcome Home committee will be held next Friday evening at the 011bhOlISC. Milliage estimated at $250 was caused by fire on the nrst floor of a lotir-story brick building at 177 Main at 1:15 yesterday morning.

The fire was caused by a lighted cigarette. PC Janies C. Barry of thinker Ilill Post 20 was elected a delegate to the National Convention to represent Suffolk County. at the recent convention of the Amerieim Legion In 1.owell. The funeral of Thomas Forey.

75, son of the late John and Nancy I itanium) Forey, who died Tuesday. was held this morning from the Manning funeral home. 50 Warren st. followed by a requiem high mass in Si. Mary's Church at 9.

Burial was in Holy Cross Cemelery. Widen. Mr. Forey was born in Charlestown and lived here most of his life. Roxbury alms' O'er i.

Anti lin, Cuba. 1945. Herne, England, in a Ames hies', Pao Mr toots Via I 'hulltiel ph, are! New 'York Gloster Meteor jet fighter. IttMeas i friers, Nets, Os teens, via Po.arlrit.lite tool Nrw Vora, time Stoat. Iteliootor, Lynn Man Hit by Auto 1 New 'Irma.

vs imam I mots, Mobile. Ala Pio ara Pritr. Not folk it. la Treated at Hospital 4.1,11.1galre. ilr, Pt 1,.

Portsmouth LYNN. Aug. 31Edward Walker. t-qs, Er I. A.

Version. tt 32 Houghton was released 7a Hit's. I of. Orreribusit. towing, from Lynn I lospital this.

morning sand et owe latter treatment for cuts and bruises sit Ismtuined when he was knocked Ides ItlitVVII nil West Western ay. by a cur sit Palm. Nwport News, nnot 1 a or! ei I Vt Of kri With 141i. driven by Leon Constant, 38 Pleas to Vi iimirsien. 1 esas ritv Dock Mit M.

'alker took him to the host lirecon thi Co It el rtt, with ,,,.1 WWI ill his car pi, mst, New NI. a DIM 0 irAiiittlit'a ilioott11. with rood Wee Ais rem. Portlatol Mr. canals Markets Will Close Or ill 1 Jamrs I list ni Jettes Norfolk rril Ms stir Coati Pint.

Charlestown. with 1 'Trough Labor Day 1.. Tomorrow NEW YORK. Aug. 30 tAP) folk Dorits tvtorti 'Emelt-Jill M'etiritt, commodity V4 tit kp It ith co.et in ila et0i Ai, es.

etc, Docks MatketS it) the Utti led States and 1.., 41; ikis ktid 1)04 kg, hos Cillitida wilt close up shop at the 0 Id 0.11,T Plst trivv, Co.ti end of ousiness today for kil 11.,,,1110.. holiday that ill carry througri (-4-ftvuors roli Pit Smith It iall. I Nig. toll, Om si ir ilex I Monday, Labor Day. Oual 1'119 h41- irtow ti.

with coal. I The thinta et Trade lind 1945. at Herne, England, in a Gloster Meteor jet fighter. Lynn Man Hit by Auto Is Treated at Hospital NEW YORK. Aug.

30 AP) Principal security commodity markets in the United States and ciloadi, win ttoFe up shop at the end of husinemt today for 1,1 three-day holiday that vitt carry through next Monday, Labor Day. The Chicago Board of Trade Hod Winthrop FourDay Membership Drive Planned by Hadassah A four-day membership drive, to be conducted Sept. 9 to 12, is being prepared by the local chapter of Hadassah. it was announced today by Mrs. Morris C.

Risman. chairman. Serviing on Mrs. Itisman's committee are Mrs. Samuel Carpenter.

Mrs. Maurice A. Mitchell. Mrs. Abraham S.

Belson and Mrs. Murray Schaper. The Garden Club of the Women's Club will sponsor a flower show at Odd Fellow's Hall. Pauline Thursday and Friday. Sept.

12 and 13. Show will be open to all residents of the town. Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foley.

32 Prospect recently ten their home. Foley and his wife will dered them a farewell party at; leave tomorrow for Willows, where he has accepted a position as head of the English and drama de- Hio I partments at the Glen County School. births at the Community Hospital include a daughter to Rich- ard and Sandra Stracksall Mitten. 170 Shore drive, and son to Solo-1 Milll tarld Trim iv, A W7 i 'mon and Ida Leibovitz Abrams, 87 'Shore drive. I Marriage intentions were filed with the town clerk by Frank J.

I Rano. 152 Somerset and Martha T. Fazio. 26 Marion Medford; Louis Zykovsky, 20 Bedford Lynn. and Sadie Schwartz, 111 Locust at.

Everett Painful experience has taught Mrs. Madeline Dorman. 64 Preston that there is tint only honor innong thieves, but preference as well. She reported to police that culprits who broke 'into her establivhment, Tin Cafe, removed six to eight cases of whisky, 'placing the accent on one well-known brand. She estimated loss at $320.

Funeral arrangements were being completed today for Cornelius J. O'Connell, 65, who was found dead at his place of residence, the Everett House. 518 Broadway. Friday morning. O'Connell's body was discovered In a bathroom by other roomers, who notified police.

Miss Marguerite Lyons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lyons. 50 Highland has received her honorable discharge following 23 months of service in the WAC. Miss Lyons.

a graduate of Everett High School. class of '42. was last stationed at Bolling Field, Washington, Everett Post 176, An)erican Legion, placed 295th in membership among 15,140 tiosts in the nation, is was announced today from Indianapolis. Ind. With 1145 members, the local post Is one of 15 in Massachusetts with a membership exceeding 1000, East Boston Funeral wvices will be held Monday for William W.

Murphy, 63, 182 Wordswort vim died suddenly at his home Friday A solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated at Star of the Sea Church at 9. Purial will be nt Cross Cemetery, Malden. Born in Charlestown, Murphy was a longtime resident of East Boston. and wrs active in church affairs. lie is survived by a wife.

Susan King: Iwo sons. William W. and Eugene 114 and two daughters. Mrs. Fred Ifagemeister and Mrs.

John Nutile, all of East Boston. The East Boston Post, 608, V. F. will sponsor its annual dance on Sept. 23 at the Ocean View Ballroom Revere.

National, state and city dignitaries are invited. Recent births at the Winthrop Community tiospital include: a daughter to Salvatore and Joseph Dell Orfano DiStetano, 182 Chelsea and sons to Gesamino and Mary Melanson DiPierre, 72 Porter James and Winifred Manton Frye, 26 Grady Henry and Marie Paldetta Chlampa. 23 Chelsea Merrill and Philomena Covalucel Swartout. 102 Chelsea st. Arlington Rev.

York A. King will be guest preacher at Trinity Baptist Churh tomorrow morning, having accepted on invitation to return for the last Sunday of Rev. Lewis V. Williamson's 'lication. Following lillVO lited marriage tentions: Donal.

Iv (oibuit, 113 Ridgeway rood. Weston. and Beatrice L. Cooke of 31 Overlook road; Bernard A. Forest.

12 Lewis and ItIrina. L. Mi dorm of 20 Rubbina rood; Roger A. nit)onato. 5t1 Summit and Pauline J.

Stacchi. 9 Albemarle wt. Philip Robinson of 5 Websier and Julia tuddY of It Webster et. GPOIrtge H. Murdock Pliteoti road, Med fort'.

And Beverly J. Newell of 38 Westmoreland Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Laye.

40 Tanager tinnoance the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ruth, to Howard D. Fisk on of Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Fisk.

Lexington. Fisk was discharge. from the United States Navy recently, after a year and a halrbt service in Brookline Contract for Resurfacing Washington St. Considered The Selectmen have referred to Supt, Daniel Lacy of the I 110., way Department and Town Counsel Daniel G. Minns for further study the advisability of letting a contract for resurfacing a section of st.

from Cypress st, to Beacon st. Before wartime restrictions, the street was resurfaced from the lower village to Cypress st. Later, during the scrap drive, the ear tracks from Cypress to Beacon sts. were removed and the holes filled in. Now the board wants to go ahead with the completion of the project started in 1940.

The Selectmen have voted to send to the Public Utilities Commission US approval- of a new bus line In Brookline. A public hearing on the matter has been called by the cornmis'sion for tomorrow morning at the State House. The Sewall-ay. Playground instructorm tended a farewell party last night to two members of the corps, Miss Mary Gallagher and James Noonan, at the home of the Brookline Council K. of on their departure from the Ntart to hike up studiei in ont-of-state untversitics, Visiting delegates to the mdional encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Boston will be housed in the public schools and tire stations in the town.

according to announcement yesterday from the Town Hall This action was taken after an urgent appeal was sent to the town through the local post. that it would be impossible to house till members in Boston. The school buildings and fire stations will be used in addition to the police sta. tion and the gym and both the V. F.

W. Post and the Legion Post quarters. Brookline will house more that 350 delegates during the convention. Five this afternoon has been set as the deadline for those filing nomination papers to run for the vacancy on the Board of Selectmen at the special election. Although the other offices in the Town Hall will be closed for the day a skeleton staff will be on hand at the Begistrar of Voter's office to receive the papers.

French firroopit Leave Lebanon BEYROUTII, Aug. 31 tAP)-- French troops completed their evacuation Of the Lebanon early today. The hist contingent sailed on the cruiser Montcalm, after a farewell ceremony in which commanders of the Lebanese Army illI, residence of Ms Itr.1 ittemiter of Dostnii Ft re Denartment. ilin'''ll tilnil, li 1 2 nk18, a no: DtCIFAVICZ --lit Slattapan, Aug 29. Pa-1 Carton J.

Sikilet Huth Mass of Iteuttlem Ilield i(1i1WIlkel, Clr 17 Winsidale av al St, l'aill's t'hurvii. Harvard a Cam- iteloved wife of the late Anthony Do- 1 nn sco. 2. at 13 a ciew let and beloved mother of Sirs. i ilehitiVeM and Fiends are invited Nellie Illisi Mrx, Anna ritinphill.1 FrIVIIIIM may tail at the Waterman Sirs Amelia Stitchell and Alitert Do- i chapel.

403 ay Ken'. eleWirI. Funeral the taunts of net i mi 3 1,, 3 and 17 to 9 9. am. daughter.

Strn Nellie litistiman. 1,971 and smulay. Attains Dorchester. at it-15 a in. Requiem High Mass at Ilde Prat, Aug 29.

st, Veler's (Lithuanian) Chinch. South' Emma rWarrottp. widow of the late Itorfat. al a. Ifelatives and filen ou tis In Trtelittite.

Servires Sall! II rel.v cited I Atit: 31. Funeral priste. Kindly omll In Somerville, Ati no, M. (11411'1ml). beloved wi 11( El, in In concord.

1N1. III irg 3n, lt flowyri 4 I. relielick hilloren, itgi3 lirnadwav. Na.sto,, woe of nnum it. Service at the 'lei alum, rillterill Trefry.

fointerli it? Weat Me ford anti 202 Mass, Arlington. Monday. Sept. Ifoxintry, Ms cea Mass, Servi at th C.iiffeY 2. ill 2 vet-kick.

itelatives tout friends Memorial Funeral Horne. 43 Illth it a' 1 i i invil'ei I Vriencis nosy call Sunday. 2,5 and 7-10 IP IP. IICKE.11In North Qutncy, audde.nly. Aug 2.9.

Karl of Charles and the late Fdith ittoberti Tucker, of I Windsor road. formerly of litlativea and friends are respertfulbt inviter, to attend that funeral servIres fio.1 the Kerthane Funeral Ilorne 533 Hancock North Quincy. Saturday. Alta 31. at 2 J.

Visiting llotirs. Fri-. 10 0 1n Veteran of IN'ar 21. Dividends Declared 1)Alf l'011) Can Gan tire 110 90 tp. Mitt c.

ra, Uhl Ward Kok mg I Ne Oil I Stk. of Srpt 14 Srot 1 I Srpt trt $iit i2 State and Municipal Bond Financing Ntunicipal issues scheduled for sale during the coming week fig-IGIenmore Distillers Move TTEale SOW1480. as compared with i revised total of $9,399,561 for the Plan New, Bigger Campaigns week, according to The Dailyi New, bigger advertising and men. Iiend Buyer of New Yorkl The chandising campaigns were anAkeektv itVP rhg of offerings for thelnounced yesterday coincident with week vti) date now stands at removal of Glenmore Distillers Co. 1,...

offices irom the William Itomans. CrA director. iIi.e..io.;itea i4a0 sona approved the request of the Bos- Iternadotte lAulge: ton Fire Department for improve- 7 ments and repairs at several sta. KinfilY Howe's. lions, among them one Of the oldest GLYNN AtutuAt 30 Cavt.

Watertown. firehouses in the city, Engine 24 at Warren and Quincy sts. Members of this station on first alarms move into parts of Roxbury, Dorchester w. Viihev Funeral from the Stanton Funeral Mune. 7811 and Grove Hall.

Mt. Auburn at- Tuesdav. 3. kit Corn E. B.

Owen of Roxbury Post P. P. ni Illtth tit iteri11 nt St' 0. Amvets, and other officers of the irtiviecsiresilitA telni, post are conducting a roNnbership to attend, Vtink hours. 2--5 'and 7-10, Cirive The post recently leased for ritorcheater.

itota. 30. Katilfive years from the School CotriMit. t'i'mli a rIta(riellitlittllev(; I IttiTt "(11 tee the a balidOned LOIliFt Prang Itandolub. Funeral from the Cart, School, Bartlett which will be USN! UN headquarters.

hilio.wytt liy. ti Maw. of ItermieM Rev. Lester W. Kettle, pastor of IC tmt" ilii" tee the abandoned Louis Prang School, Bartlett which will be used ON headquarters.

Rev. Lester W. Kettle, pastor of are invited I.nte etilir solia lAatae, V. and Oscar iternadotte I Aldge, l. a 'F.

7 to It), rind Sunday, to 5 and 7 to Ill. K1lliii3, omit Howe's. late Martha G13900 ince l'inidesteri and father of Caul. John A GlYnn. USCG, NViishingtott.

D. Sat. Michael G.1 Glynn. USA, (ermany. and Mr4 George W.

Fahey, NVatertowri Funeral 1.101)1 the Stanton Funeral 7101 Mt. Auburn at. Tuesday. sqm. 3.

at 8 a. in. Digit Mass of ttettuletit at 71..... eittorP il tit 0 n'ldbek IIAYKS In SMIttl Iln A00100 211, James .1.. beloved htiNbatitt itE Ntatilatel iCrowluyi Itilyvpi (If bri Manic Rt.

ill (Hi NItantal, all i followed by 0 S4delitil Funeral al St. tiritlaet Elul' eh at In o'clt Ilei4n1 yes and frttl lvIIe, Emit, member 0t the itrollierhotat of Railway clerks. Sealtle wipers please voby. frientla invlied, Late nienther of the (Pt Railway clerks. Sea itle tamers copy.

orlices from tne Statier Building to On Tuesday. Lee County, three-room Once suite in the Park. Spectsi Tax School District No. I is sq. Building, Room 4101.

kIng for bids on school William Graliatn will continue ae bonds, due from 1947 to 106(1, district manager and Paul J. Bailey Cuyahoga County, Ohio, will nlIcn will be his assistant. The bids on Thursday for $1,900.000 3 ing campaign is designed to promote percent refunding bond-, due from side of Old Thompson arid Ken. 1947 to 19:11. The bonds will be tucky Tavern brand liquors during 3ssued to provide funds to refund the Fall morVhs.

certain callable bonds which will bel called for payment on Oct. 1946, Railroad Earnings Also on Thursday, riacine. citicAGo. INDPLS. itt Asill consider bids for street 19411 1943 improvement bonds and 675H3 145.54f) selAer bonds, bearing not exceeding seyea mos romi 5.150.291 3 pert ern interest, and due from Net "re' der 550,4 i3 191-12 10 966.

are being re crivect up to Thursday for fit LE COAPIT LINES 19404 VMS school Series July net income tr.tmtontt nt Alt maturing from 1947 to 1969' "ten Stat. ler Building to three-ronm nice in the Park. sq. Building, Room 4101. William Graham wilt continue as district manager and Paul J.

Bailey will be his assistant. The adverbs. ing campaign is designed to promote sale or Old Thompson and Kentucky Tavern brand liquors during 1944- Robml Earl Goodman SC1 --1944 Second MASI at AL IIII.I.SONIn Wilmington Aug 29. Ilwit- Paul's Church. Cambridoe.

on Monmond 11111po1. in her 7611t year. Fit- day. Seat. Z.

at Pt '4 M. 110IIII fame' her late testdenve. SON 43 Dowd ay. SimilaY. Seri.

t. at 2 it in.1 Peaceful he thy Mere, dear son. 11 is sweet to hreath thy name; In WeYinottili. August 29. I.sratic 1...

husband )( Katillyn it In lite la le Inved 7ad ddelit In desth we do the same. illahni Hyland of ti3 King alv. rimeral set vices nt the C. ts. Shepherd Vitoria! Mt think et inn' dear aa flume.

134 Pleamoni So. Weymo uth. And our hearts are sod with inallt on Saturday. August 31. at 2 1,, ill.

Oh. this would he 111 Calling hours Pliday. 7 ii ti. rii. Could ss hear your oic slain.

Von ore mon but not foritrittn JOYCE, Ili Otachrsier AIIK. 20. Martin Never shall Your memory tads .1, tweliied husband of Mosstalei Joyre i iipt. I. ItirIIIVIII Of CIIIIIIIIV Alound the grove to litre yto ars ilitter, Milton lcutietal Oulu the Chao.

el of tr. 'Dolan. Inv 199 AIIIIIIII, 1 0 IIIIIIW 11111r0lh104 by btu fad. MI timidity mowing Illgli Mass hi 11i 1 11 I). Nether end ryisviiiit I1.

In W091100111. Atigto4 29. It f)( Kathryn lahtil Hyland of ti3 Kim( ay. Funeral $et vices nt I ID! (. Slitlitivrtt utivi ol 134 Pleasant mouth.

on Saturday. August 31. at 2 Calling hours FilitaN. 7 0 o. JOYCK- lit Dorchester.

Ana. 29, Martin heloted lisishatal tif Ittostialet Jorre rkp, IItpIIMMII I. ItirItIVI I if Olitalfe Place, Milton Ictitiel al limn the el of ri tV: 1)olatt. Inv Nilwitty mowing IIjIi Mos, Iii I y'a Chinch lit II th I Medford Observance of Welcome home Week start tomorrow with an open air solemn high mass at Victory Park. off Winthrop near the city infirmary, at, I 1.

Rev. Joseph P. Mahoney of St. joseph's church will be the celebrant and Rev. Herbert A.

Phinney of St. Raphael's church will preach the sermon. The Army recruiting office in the post office on Forest has been moved to City Hall, Room 9. Lt col Carroll C. Scott, who resigned as an alderman at the outbreak of the war to enter the armed forces and who spent several years in the Orient.

ham been transferred from Cushing General Hospital at Framingham to the Oliver General Hospital in Augusta. Ga. his wife and daughter, Virginia, have been in Alabama on vacation, will reside in Augusta. Mary Kathleen Bergin, daughter of John J. Bergin, assistant soldiers' relief agent at City Hall and Mrs.

Bergin of 30 Brookings has been discharged from the SPARS. She served as chief secretary to the quartermaster general in Washington. D. C. A brother, John P.

Bergin. was recently discharged after live years' service with the 101st Army Engineers in the European theatre, Marriage intentions have been filed by: Robert Eihvin Emery, Grove and Shirley Ruth Beadle, Maryland; Joseph A. Auffrey, 21 Spring Springfield. and Agnes Cecelia Trepnny. 574 Winthrop Vincent Joseph Giangaga, 169 Fells-way West.

and Bernadette C. Nigrelli, 14 Winchester Martin Ernest Johnson. 24 Vernal Everett, engineer. and Dorothy 11. Wiesen.

192 Washington Mario John Cirone, 454 Beech Ros lindale, and Mary N. Gianetto. 57 Woods road; Ralph Robert Ebba, East Boston, and Anna Ansaido. 133 Willis ay. Rose Malamphy, daughter of Henry L.

and Mrs. Rose (Simpson) of 46 Winter frp.mmovramowo.grogimmotwooporitfowelowltsow.00,1 4', I A A A A A A. A ee A '1, A lit 4 -I- romp 4 I I 1 1 1 I (II the Brockton Baptist Church, will be guest preacher at the morning and evening service of the Ruggles-Street Baptist Church tomorrow. Mrs. Ruth Stedman will be soloist.

Tomorrow at Roxbury Presbyterian Church. Rev. Martin R. Morris, pastor of thin First Presbyterian Church of Thompsonville, will be guest preacher at morning and evening services. Taking his training at the Navy station at Bainbridge, Eth.VnEft Le MS Penn.

18. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 3.

Driscoll of 7 Copeland has qualified as a hospital apprentice. Six Die as Soviet Traitors LONDON, Aug. 31 Gen Oregorie Semenov, former leader of the Russian Guard, and five other counter-revolutionaries who confessed plotting against the Soviet Union for Japan and Germany. have been executed. Radio Moscpw announced todsy.

EVENING DEATH NOTICES DON A 1 suddenly2 in Quincy. Ana. 30, beloved son of Dennis and Itraidcnce 2ft fleveie road, Iletiominit al I he Sweeney Funeral Home, 74 Elm at, until Monday morning sit 8 D. M. Solemn Ifigh Mita? of Beottlein al St J01111.41 Church at 9 Wenn, Heiniiives and fritncla respectfully invited to attend.

Visiting licnira, fitindny afternoon and evening. 2 to 5 and 7 to rA In South Ittlt4tOn At.tit, 29, M. i twhived of the late Michael Fadden. Funeral from her late home, 20 Atlantic I'llesdaY. Sent 3.

at a. m. Solemn nigh Mass al SI, Anaustine's Clture HI a. ni. Relatives and friends Invited.

In Malden, Alia, 30, Thoinic .1. of PItfl tt. -Beim Itushand 4' Me late Mai aaret I liccy Kellvhc Forivi al ft oni Owen Donna') Funeral Mine. 7 Wicklow nt way. on Munday at Solemn titan Mass In the Church of the Immaculate Convention in It) o'clovit.

Relatives and friends invited. SI, $11VIN IIIIf fi hoots invited. Visitilie 1 1. 211) JO'CP In Kryport, N. .1 Alid 30.

Catherine I Kelly wile rd the laic Johli A. JOYee. Relatives and iire respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the home Of her (laughter. Mi. Villiam Cameron.

318 West littitatittim al llondirv. Scro 2: at 10 a. m. Digit Maks of Requiem at the Sacred licart Church at 11 Wein, Katiit Weymouth. Ault 29.

lichee! trloved of the tote ct. I IIur.hy I ilory of 372 II rottd p.1 'irticral from Dm Mi Home, 398 Itroad at 8 a. ht. SOICIntli nigh MaNt of Ile-quiet's at the immaculate (mieel)- Ittin (1inr it 9 o'clock. lielatities and friends are Invited, Vhilititthours Friday.

7-10 p. Shit urrlay nod Sun-flay 2 lb foul 7-10 n. to. Charter memher ttreynaitith Council 729, of C. Member of the Holy Nome Society.

Fule tirt In 49.009 E. Turkey Crop i even menthe 1.1111,121 41 i I 04,5 95 it tilisoN Si, MANHATTAN A t.1q41.1i.il Crop lleport ing pep .104 18.1to citimated the New England' Net toes 15(017 4.1 key i top Mx year Ill be 7411M00 Niven tam' omen 4,1152:04 IiNil.1911 Nrt pit 'axe, 0734011 1.293,b09 Funk, auviii I pet rent from tile Net I. 947,942 143.000 tirodured hist year, but 26 MAINE r-KNgi'tAL, percent larger than the 193942 average crop of 559010. Limited mon grnall. 11.331027 inromee 414:1430 463,503 supplies of feed account in a large Nit opt, MISNOU111 PAU- icle rneapure for the amallcr 1946 crop.

Stair net incoms 2123.335 1.1411.370 Pleven 1 The indicated errip by slates follow: mos loba 411.30 IP4Iii 194s s-vr, ay, Net Incerno, NI gone 44 (0 52 Olot) 47.000 NottritEriN rActrIC Hampshir 75 OW 92.04)() 59,090 3t111, WWII 1111.79(1,754 71,1139 I ftel.ft(01 2n7.0(10 I () 0(1 Net pet income 41:19.51:1 1, 1 4 Ms.abt tworits 271( 000 Sevin MO erns (18,170 ZIKI 114. 1115,1411 Isiand 31 non 22 nrio Net oper inearno 3.419.444 11811.920 (inneci tent 1G3As)ci 183,0110 1441.000 Troistr 749.090 843.900 593.9on reiwrbirieve Nimone 44.01,0 52 oton 1.14 Hampshir 02.04)() I 2n7 MOO ak.aat tworits 250.000 22 pruri. Icand 31 00n loo() (inneci tent I 13,0110 749.000 843.000 NownicrtN rActric July gio, so.796.754 12 FAA () () Net pet )174 Sevt ti MO enrORS 08,170 Z100 84 Net Per involno 3.419.444 11.811.920 Earnings alunicipai I. inancing I Alnaworth Manufacturing first holt fononitamted not profit $11135.426. or dtte a 'Newton offria Intintittn otoret Imttiove- ohnro on otittdondinitt 413.11112 ithotett, tnrni bond elattd Selo and onvotno itratittan Trartinn.

and rower P.t0,0110 in 11)47. 5tt filds token I Croven to oh, rt stftor Sent. it. bidder to name ono rote ittrivilWrog. Out tvrfore denrectotnnt.

intrett znuilinirt Of io Dercent. etc, Sitt.I4.425; lust vear 517.PO4.72.1 Municipal Financing a TESTED BUSINESS IDEA Prowl id gotta list, skeane. blotoortals. adyerlistat salt tioallouripara.t:t it standard benders. SAMNA.

Writs an intstrritaall to Asterisms Pleat Is an bi. irooklys, FLOWERS IER ILZG RHA EPRHIE 0 I I i Ali 'II, I -1'7' '124 Tremont St. LIB. 4311 1 ro ENTER Clair. Inr JJJ Le.sipaa.v 1A, -Iv aant, 1 II.

Joseph Medeiros, 84 Trow- Medford. left today for St. Louis Horan, daughter of Mrs. Bert Horan bridge, has resigned as inspector in University in Missouri. She will a of 71 Anawn West Roxbury, 1 recinct Mary I.

Bautnetster, attend that institution on a fellow-will enter the Order of the Sisters 29 Cleveland has been appointed ship received from the school of of St. Joseph at' Bethany Convent, in his place and Edith Boone, 10 nursing of St. Elizabeth's hospital. Framingham, Sept. 8.

She is a Cleveland will succeed Miss Miss Malamphy is a graduate of graduate of Roxbury Memorial High, Baumeister as deputy inspector. Medford High School, secretarial School and the Boston Clerical Laurence Kelly, commander of i and physio-therapy schools and the i Post 39 AL, announces the post hasiSt. Elizabeth's Hospital School of School, and was formerly employed applications for terminal leave and I Nursing. Her parents were born in by the Liberty mutust Insurance will be glad to help veterans All Charlestown and are well known Company as a secretary. them out.

in that district. it, the Madonnas. Joseph Medeiros, 84 Trowbridge, has resigned as inspector in Precinct 1. Mary I. 3aumeister, 20 Cleveland has been appointed in his place and Edith Boone, 10 Cleveland will succeed Miss Malamphy Medford.

left today for St. Louis University in Missouri. She will attend that institution on a fellowship received from the school of nursing of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Miss Malamphy is a graduate of Medford High School, secretarial.