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ilEAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE N. H. REAL ESTATE I Real Estate Mortgage The Boston Globe Thursday, May 22, 1969 42 r----- CommercialIndustrial Properties INDUSTRIAL SPACE, nr. 128, NEW HOMES QUINCY-MERRYMOUNT SUMMER HOME BUSINESS Under construe fiort or cus- OBITUARIES Bills iW I Sunapee. N.H.

In A-l cond. (U- Center entianic 8 nn. Colonial. TOTI DUI.T. JBB U5 Tot Ifi.ouo sq Si hO per ft per 12.rt.iO sq It S2 0U ner ft.

per 8O0O sq ft SI 60 per ft. per 71110 sq. ft. SI 50 per ft. ner cm ner int.

nrar e.m your fenced-in from shore front and manna. 2 Home owners reduce checkout, exc. lite. i monthly payments to Specializing in atractivu bea-h it nv pi boon -q ft. S2O0 per per st and 2d mortgage Consoh nil heat.

Key.tone air cond kitchen wil (n. WP'. and thair bdg. nnme vm be flat ion 5000 Stage UC Protest In Peace From Wire Service eel int. At hi iiwiiiv, "imi fiq.u f'M si linn tn Phone -t S1DII0 tn InweU inrl indoor ihjico.nl rit.

2 new i I CDCCD'C IVn r', MURRAY'S. Rle! seen to be mu Knii9n.57!ft montniv n.vment eeramie foima rtinim .1 ubquimui i iwimemn. 272-3350. Manchester, Roland J. Paquctte, 17 Oak no repayment P'' twin, I simile dcoi 0.1111.

n. kip a. A on Wke. tl y-vioion mu 1 nay lll.xilit.MI.il, dcc.ir. thn ncnout iipouui'iM CONFIDENTIAL dcc.ir.

thn ucnout iippinniinent rate. I day GARAGE OR service. only, DA.viEi. k. fiE 245-1 638.

245-327 over 3S veirs 3 1 nv In hllcinpc 1 WAREHOUSE SPACE SHORE COTTAGE Phone Mr. Lewis anytime at nnnrin rrTTItlr I AIFP Frances Ladd Dr. Radcliffe Was Hospitals Of Haverhill, 65; Superintendent Services Today RI.IAH WtUrltLU vnUilll atiniiu; a LUVCO 111 A'aOJU I mi iimnnir nur Ull nHLrULL Llllt That's wnat win nanpen 10 you beautiful 3O.U00 sq. It lot BROOKLINE. off Comm.

av, 2 Wakefield, N.H. firs, with 20.000 sq ft. each. Can g5ToCeatio'nT he rented separately or as oder" 3 bdims. liv.

40.000 sq ft area. Call wifrTfrpl I'assec land Saniia. 2u4-5712. ipch insulated, elcc. all pan- ODnnUl IMF cled interior and beautifully fui- tSKUUIM-IINC.

nished Dock and boat with 10 mam ct p. motor and trailer. Low taxes 12.000 SQ. FT. to appreciate Only Sit Slot E.

CULLEY CULLEY Heal Es- OFFICE and. driye-in warehouse tfltP Ht l(i 23, Ossipce, Vi-, 3 HIGH on a knoll, nestled in the arid yui AYI I' i Wk 1 1 "me" step into lae. flagstone this Ji, eiitninre. w-iouhlc Ei" A i 'r s'tf fcitunne 3 fir. to cei the 1 v.

111. iw 1 1 li'i'l, 1 Yv fto'set" and to will the sun thfounh iarea. full bath. buiU-in bcautilul sliding doors nun CASH BY PHONE' .1 ispace, healcn. prime inc.

jj. Tel. or 232-2218 AkF WINNIPESAUKEE Cash to Homeowners AVAIL. JUNE 1 AUTO BLDG. Former Konner R.imhler t'inp.

owner 01 this neaui. country sei-ertv. Main at. Berkshire in Hoi- tins. 4 season property has pnvl-enke.

will lease or sell in whole lrci-d ue of swimmins pool. BEDFORD Funeral services for Frances C. Ladd, R.X., 82, of Spring former superintendent of the Faulkner Hospital in Jamaica Plain and the Mt. Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, will be held in Boston today. She died Tuesday.

Born in Revere, Miss Ladd graduated from the Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing in 1911 and later graduated from Simmons College, MCnn. riown toil.iy Only at CO REE DEDHAM 25 4.m.va.. Ave, Wohu.n, GREENLODGE ESTATE ROSLINDALE $27,900 4 liedrnotn coUuila! neanns com- 4 1I)1M COLONIAL Pletion. Mayfair rd a im yr. old brick front: Rawest NEWTON HILL COMI'L ivnov Dutch col Alum nilllrinV I flftfl in nal't ttnen lo oner.

Vdll s.niu.v any. saooo V0UR III PAVMENTS N'o credit checks V0EV IN 24 ilUUHS GENERAL MORTGAGE CO. Indue: extra lot incl S16.500. Call Pnlep For Sale, No. Attleboro YEAR ROUND ivf steel onen space, Ifcnn livwnv 200 Bnylstnn Newtna IS.non no.

ft hldg with many ex- rnvWAV. IM 2 hdrms hath Call 3 ImHii-s n.nn. sum.v -u IflJIIlIJI UlUiUUU lav' tras. anc appinx 4 acres of land. mn liv.

rm din. hi and Liv rm rim. rin pore Xw -r l.t lt hi II 11. I IIS. Ii.cateo oil me i- scr.

porch, exua lot. nr. beach, LYNCH AND SONS. REALTORS. skiini and ski-doo-inf.

110,300, 1-369-7240. NEED CASH? Cali heKar neVr St JoiVph' rr-mrww tier. n2i-221. rntrsl rcsi- LEASE PRIME LOC. S300ACRE iSiJfnWd0 fit I rOlfA driltial Voc KLAVIN 01 FLAVIN KILLIlIf IL.A 479-100A.

47A-40K1. BRIGHTON AV, AlWon 1st- Also cedar evpaxIOM canes. rhaiNTHEE 4 bdrrn. ranch 7.nt I homes. S2740 Cat SI if Call builder.

JIM traffic-free dead-end street. I.v- fi7 7474. with family rm. ,.1.. hwansnn.

44 Pleasant. woDurn. t'xv tt iSwanson, HOM-BUS MORTGAGE CO ARt INGTON Lg older" style b.ttlis. sundeck and best of all a INC. f'nuly' home.

Mrms'. 3 baths. ei cl yd. itr everythinK. on resi- 'Wnti denlial nuict street MLS exclu- Troup.

R.E. Call Tremnnt Boston FOR LEASE WALPOLE lALTON BAY Waterfront lot. mn a 100x200 ft Lake Winnmesauk- 4200 sq. ft. Mfa.

Plant with 3 ff, pr.v trees, great view Ask-mod. offices, access to 2 ids. inx $10,000. Call 873-7272 or hiKh room for expansion. 340-3020 Call owner, 668-1S84.

cra ft frotftace sivc. $28.51.0 MI 3-R3n: eves. MI BEPKOHO 1st offering 1ST 2D MORTGAGE 1 of tins penny new -uoim INC. REALTORS split entry. 2 frpl pan.

(am mvarv RPISAII till I Mnhaui Stream. 300 ft. HOME owners reduce yum ri ivrn-rtv New'hriek front mi c.iiiwtins. siaideek. 0 I Unt DLMUUIl niUL fiontage on Rte, 2fi.

4 acres. hiKh BILLS in '2 by debt consniKi homes. trees, pc lakenv er iai. u-itc to lind in licdtoin inriTrn Mvrtie st. Ground land, neeo ca.h.

only bL- turn, lowet paytnenti day ii-ivice; alsn "Onns on cvtcnsion Seen: is I ll'KORLl HhAL OiiS. "i for an-Wf-LL PEKPY. 423 one-floor SI 2 mo "tame for an R-dmrri. Mass. 992-577.) 01111 -mimerciai.

industrial, nursins. Call now -i 714, nronriaie reran uw. -c nomes and arrouiits 12 Cl CHAHI.KS VINh. RTE. 128, BEVERLY Mount Temple Mt' Mmiadnock FOR LEASE.

W.W10 so. 1 with as little. as S191 SAMUEL R. BERKMAN store, air clear span, oiag down Easy 'erms. write Boh avail.

I.27-U040. Pctprs. 2 oridtneton Hine- -in in' lit. MI.S riHAINTHl E. eai l.

jEAl TORS. 8PI 6.:0 rm with ARLINGTON Winchester comli" winds sewer conn L. kc area, lovely raiiij frnved in .1 yard. ind conv iaiicl, w. includes 2 I1C CHARl.KS f'l RI.ONG 2 I.Pl..

1 i ''a'l1-! Realtor. 843 843- BrifiO. lot plenty of shrulu a Price tne low 30s. 623-2530 EROOKLiNE 3 a-6-fi. Bitter Buv Ricmis modern, very clean.

3 separate heaters tired by nil. parkins, veiy ARLINGTON Just listed Jst gnotl UH.ntuP. everything ad! In desirable Cutter Hhl rri)l r-riced for rpuck area. 7-rnnm English hriek and NICHOLS. Realtor, 323-7500 WANTED MACHINE SHOP huist Mass.

t'138b. Uo5 Bearnn Rrnnkline CASH 2d MORTGAGES mat nm inirti) JJ cnaA Tn Isrsiicis 1 machine ONE DAY SERVICE all anytime, t'hurrh St. Ken. Bus 3.Ti CAPE REAL ESTATE i Arlington or Watertown area. 3 Phase 220 electricity essential.

Call 648-7725 i FOR SALE O'gNra sVe'-Boi UKI.MONT Newer 6 3 a low rate tsubsiintilv School and MBTA. $37,000 bdrms. 2U baths, fin lower ei.l 1 n.5v MI 3-8800. eves. RK2- 731.1.

PEN-level, lovely lot with fruit trees BIJ3GS. Office Itar. approx. 6000 sq. ft Dorchester.

825-1 400. 1 RTE. 6A CUMMAQUID s-t-TT o. TunsTTicssT iT ami sniuos. K.iiaKe M.h mi 11, DDHIUTRFF nPtlRFS 7U acres, iu rm.

newiy anytime, lilt WAK1J 2.3:1 Mar re -txr r- ijvioil PAUL DriAlninCi; UrriUtO attchd. barn, horse stalls, vard Brookline. LO 6-3744. ANDOVER New 7-rm. cane i i'- rkalTORS Wcrf oodcdr 'lot BROOKLINE Move, 7 1 tti hnine.

4 hdims tills FREE RCIOKI.ETS on ocean front stein, m.s neion.h,,.. st 'oiinccted to sewir. S.ia.ooo -ill "I rin'Othv S.ldiif. REALTY. 277 ilr ml KEY INUUSlhlAL LANK and ocean view lots, retirement 542-0425.

HE 2 alter 6pm. A- investment Write Box 3B9 APLINGTOX tm eoioma FOR sale or lease, -tl jer-s. Rtes. Bay. Mass $37 80 REPAYS e.ch Siooo ho: -n Is fl; in 128 and 38 Cill 371 FALMOUTH New 1-bdrm nt.

and yr n. n-rnc'l ncc DEDHAM Lite barn, ideal for Tnr n7ach 7 A'" VAPDL.N 'LT 1 SfHl. G.ud- 1 1NE Col ner id 3 storage, on main so I'rhan A Subuihan 'XnyUx. :183 BARCA 326-3132 Bm'iv a riaimnsnam BAKCA Roa'tv mo. Am.ixt.Tov st 3 .1.

line riii. innni: lane" nhstf m. KEY REALTY 277- FPAM'NGHAMnn so. Pte GFT 0lTmy "mailinc list, pr 9. P35 Worcester rd it retail heachlands in canal area, leas HAVERHILL Services for Dr.

Frederick R. Radcliffe, 65, retired medical director of the Merrimac Valley Works of the Western Electric will be held today at 10:30 a.m. in First Church of Christ, Bradford section. Dr. Radcliffe, of 60 Eastland was dead on arrival Monday at Hale Hospital, after being stricken on the grounds of his home.

A lifelong resident here, he graduated from Haverhill High School in 1921 and from Tufts Medical School in 1930. He interned at Maine General Hospital and was resident physician at Essex San-itorium in Middletnn for a year before beginning his practice at 112 Emerson st. in 1932. He joined the medical staff at Western Electric in 1946, became medical director there in Mar. 1 of 1957, when he ended his private practice, and retired last September.

Dr. Radcliffe was city physician here for a year and served as director of the tuberculosis dispensary of the Haverhill Board of Health. He was considered an expert in the treatment of tuberculosis and was also a specialist in thoracic medicine. A lieutenant colonel in the Army Medical Corps during World War II, he served overseas with the 199th General Hospital Unit as executive officer of its 1200 bed hospital at Rennes, France. Dr.

Radcliffe was a past president of the Tentucket Medical Essex North Medical Society, New England Industrial Physicians, and of the Essex North Tuberculosis Assn. He was also a past president of the Haverhill Ki-wanis Club and Haverhill Country Club, and a member of Trinity Episcopal Church and the American Medical Assn. A Mason, Dr. Radcliffe was a past master of Merrimack Lodge, and a member of Pentucket Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, Haverhill Council of Royal and Select Masons, Haverhill Commandery of Knights Templar, and Aleppo Temple in Boston. Dr.

Radcliffe leaves his wife, Katherine E. (Ryan): two sons, Frederick R. Jr. of Hampstead, N.H., and David N. of Philadelphia, two brothers, Kenneth B.

of Radburn, N.J., and Henry S. Radcliffe of Plaistow, N.H., and a grandson. rW-W-VVW9 ST 1 I I 1.1, NEW HAMPSHIRE nPr- hl c.e-t SUMMER PROPERTIES 7 rm. Colonial, nwnet Yearly income $3e() estel jtlO.onn r.ih re- Oei trude Kerr. KEY REALTY.

mured FmanrinK available on 277 S3'n. 235 3653 CRYSTAL LAKE For sale. halHtice.Owner HI 2 2350 BELMONT HILL Ice tradi- in-nrt A 1 n(fAI in IO l.ril. t-nlAn, o- njtice. 2-in-iiin, px 363 sasamone.

Mass PROFESSIONAL LOC. "80" ft I INDL'STPTAL zoned land 10 eere? frontasc. 200 ft deep, colonial' w. 516 ft. frontace.

rail avail, Hvannis. presently desired, also 2000 sq. ft. new h-s goort Income, realistically, jbiiildmg on adjacent 1'. phone collect.

PERRY St; Billerica. 663-4247, FROST REALTY. 994-8212. I JAMAICA PLAIN area. 15.000 savEST BREWSTER 2-acre sas furnace, on Ice.

this .1 hedrm home. nr. Park al. over 1 acre of land i'lea'e call ft. tat'sate loading, refrit secluded.

5 min. from Cape Cod 150x200x100x170'. plus sar. with Clr overlookine pk 27.9'i0. Mrs Lane.

4R4-6431. THE SCAN- taii ua nay nroKcr. swim, wr.ie attacn. bunk house, water ncnts. wis Exclusive.

HKADrtiKU Las CO. I Price S839S. Call FarminKton. 643 1 Xt lf "tt He i. BELMONT- Excel 2 f.un 6 6 WATERTOWN 28.000 sq ft of (j uinpe oitice.

iioh nti or re search space, can be subdivided fsr Immediate occupan- msulu" Lebanon. ARL. Lse. 6 rm colonial, nr. Harvard Lawn sect Mod kits Ar 1 -207658-464 MRTA.

ftnl. eumwood: S22.5O0. baths, frnlc Ivrms 2 ear ear. Winnipesaukee. avail until BRADFORD CO 643-4501.

vrd Well worth upner f4'i July 5. 6 rm ht water. INGRAM Rltv. 4R4-1043 heach, sun. boat.

BANK FoRCLOSCRE $19,990 nnAiVTittT fi-rm ranch. WA 2-1233. New England io.oni.,1 with ca hue. Maine Summer Properties MOULTONBORO. Near Lake 1l inn McMANCS RE.

773- of location, heated SI 10 to SI 2 per ft Call Mr. Reynolds. COLEMAN A SONS. 894-7 ion. WORt'RN 5500 ft (or ''-sr.

cieen Winnipesaukee bdim 8 'SO CAMP IN MAINE exmc 7 mtniit- S13.900 891- RROOKLtNE Tapi an tt summer cottage. 5026. ti ttew. lO'-ai t'-r n.vmnnrt. shaded waterfront it r-n' 1 h.tns.

wro'led MISS LADD in 1940 During World War I she served with the United States Army Nurse Corps at Base Hospital 6 in Bordeaux, France. Following the war Miss Ladd went back to the MGH, where she later became supervisor of the Fhysical Operating Room. Leaving Boston she went to Rochester, N.Y., where she was operating department supervisor at the Genessee Hospital. Returning to Cambridge, she was named assistant superintendent of Mt. Auburn Hospital and later superintendent.

She retired from nursing as superintendent of the Falkner Hospital and director of nursing there. Miss Ladd was vice-president and secretary of the Massachusetts General Hospital Sick Relief first vice-president of the Massachusetts Hospital second vice-president of the American Hospital and secretary of the Mass. General Hospital Nurses Alumnae Assn. She was a member of the National League of Nursing Education, Massachusetts Nurses the Falkner Hospital Alumnae and the International Hospital Assn. Miss Ladd leaves a brother, Arthur of Medford.

and a sister, Mrs. Frank Campbell of Brewster. Services will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Waterman chapel, Kenmore with burial at Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain. LTiM.

'--m IM. fm'ntace on clear picturr-ne N.H WHITE MTS lake Outnonr frpj On in ha 2 3-hdim i ottanes: kitchenettes: Kn-h. o. I Owr.e- 332-56711 St" 3 and 128 tnt-stl WA.TEFTOWN eir-e-nd snd nmrh ove wkH rates CARKOII, MOTEL. exmi-'it.

nine 2 fvn.l' in-, hMis ft offices. 1 I Mt: water Partial film Route 3. Twin Ml. 01B4 s.ne or lease. 124-TSSO: s.

ii Fmam mi: 207-799- Wl ivn or K-en-t- Ml, for tent. TOR RENT 2 bdrrn at front enttaae. sips 6. WANTFD To huv. 4-sOOn 't M1.

us i.e. jo- I'' ll 2 On 1 pich Kd 'inula sarare type nimz or lano. isn- Thompson I.nic (, tnn area Call 442-2121. -nt -vat shwr automatic fur- 'i -trie As ill. Aim 7l! Vi 9 is 1 1 HANCOCK li tin, i (al 111 lil.lMili GK 1 4' mil (ton ta ftp-.

piits. r.K -J. a sscfSTAU'vljIWfl aH I t. i'i m- alter pin 1 lilt A 1 Le-viston, ft nsfe o-Varehouse nar- for FENA TI'RMENNE. BROCKTON' lt offrrinK: lease.

1t fl "23-2300 ye 3 I. IHin CONCORD ntfe- ions cist, hmit ranrh. brefe- Os Jl A Htt. fllU and 2 half baths. foim.M din w.iv.

ki hutf frn! iiv. rm w. wiiiei, re.snui atmnsinirre. I'm and famliy picture win- bdrms lse. screened porch, prl rinwH liv im tuth rnt- nininK aiea.

inmiiy rm. vale beach, good switnminit an'' fishtne. el.r Write MOUSE kitch Hhwhr 2 brdinis. 2 baths, air condit.nner. it- u- rirnnt hnit lanHl'lvl Inl U.

ins ThrouErhniii. est-in fonrnt-Hricrj r.ib. witn OFFICE, DESK SPACE nuiii in tdtme, l.in. ana North Jay. Maine 04262 or phone OCEAN FRONT RENTAL th; Ak.

TV00n Call anytime. tounainK on! 207-645-2057 for more details 1 vnRTHFMi Ri.vn home the laree air-cond tl.rf, A .7. i II I SANFORD. Maine Camo on Beach near Seabrnnk line; new f.invm CHESTNUT HILL I snore of HauneK-HeR. 8.

luxury o-rm. oa. ww 10 me pmio ana icncco- i r.iiKi.iini compl. screened, all elec. new annliances tn back yd.

Owner a-ku- nson piaceu on ptctut.eso.ue 132S so ft. of prime office space boat w-camp $125 wk 2 wks. and all kit. balcony on 4 can viulacje CATS tieet int. Z4 irp n.

iiyrm tormai kit located at the presmioui ijimn avail, for seas June 1. 2 sides, off street Darkinu. Ca nci, i 'or utu-iina ninrin momei airim 4 bdrms Park Office Building at. 824 hrs. from Boston.

2(V7-324-fi636 683-2711. ERAN1J NFW to ib onh I'-xii frp.u. lamrm 2 car car baths, 5-1 in. ranch, (till pla tSOSISvon 61.. oronisiiii.

AT HERRING POND ll nDnniau MARDKN REALTY, Cnhaset. sq. ft. includes complete Janitorial ichh cozy cott sleeps 3 -10. seas, or emnt irar dead-end lteet.

walk to all rnmcnii-nivs. "L'nbe- service. Z4 hour security. icaui- rs. rs.

'i "Die iniy nirrn can Lis iim I5i n. r-rm. able renovation. renecoi anon. A Kin COO CIC parking and central ir-ndi- LAND FOR SALE tinoinB Ju 1st OCCUP l.l.-r,MI OFFICE SPACE UM foT tri I Lfilis Pomi elrc huiit-ms.

con- ranch, loe private lot rd let Lewis Iomt 1'iif stvle-1 In- with patio. 3 lg. bedims, ultra 1. bdrms tile hath eat-in kit dining rm formal liv COTTAGE season only, on the all this fence- encrchd among rm. with w.

firep! finished lake. Groton. in a tier-: Ac siuuhs CI FI'A plavrm gar central air-cond Shangri-la sciting. has evei minimum clown or o-er 'j and manv extras: avail: unner thins. conip.etely fui nished.

pe mortg TIT SI2'i Cal' tori iv. 2'i' Rv aont onlv. off Cummim thins. comn.etefy fui nished. pc mortg I' I M2'i Cal' tod.iv 2'i' Rv aont onlv.

of FOR IAI PRESTIGE offices. 1 State tt In Government Boston: 1200 so ft 4 spacious oifices. ww. i-rptg. furn.

Call 227-1770 or ee Some 5000 demonstrating students held a rally at the University of California in Berkeley yesterday in defiance of hundreds of National Guardsmen and riot police sealing off the campus and patrolling the city to prevent further rioting here, Demonstration leaders urged the crowd to stay on the campus and "create a little bit of havoc." Guardsmen and police officers, who called in a helicopter Tuesday to bomb 1000 students with tear gas, did not try to break up the rally, and there were no clashes. The demonstrators eventually split up into smaller groups, marching around the campus shouting "Save the Park" a reference to a disputed plot of university owned land where hippies planted grass and trees before being driven off by police last week. Fifty of the 1200 full-time professors at the university signed a statement declaring they will not teach classes until the National Guard is pulled out. About 500 students went on strike at the University of California at San Diego in sympathy with the protesters at Berkeley campus. Police hauled 46 handcuffed protesters from the occupied administrative offices of St.

Peter's College in Jersey City, N.J., yesterday. Eight faculty members and the president of the student body were among the sitters-in arrested at St. Peter's after they defied a court injunction to get out. All were released on their own recognizance after a court hearing. The demonstrators were protesting the decision of Rev.

Victor Yanitelli, college president, not to renew the contract of Prof. Thomas Haessler, a theology instructor. In New York, black and Puerto Rican dissidents at City College of New York set a deadline of midnight tonight for conclusion of negotiations on their demands. One student negotiator said there has been "some movement'' but an associate dean denied any "finalization" had been reached. Classes resumed at CCNY after two days of convocations.

A fire touched off by a firebomb severely damaged a classroom in Goethals Hall. House Warns Colleges By RICHARD H. STEWART WASHINGTON House rs overwhelmingly served notice on college administrators yesterday to get tough with campus demonstrators or suffer the loss of some Federal aid. The House action came on an amendment to a supplemental appropriations bill for several government agencies for the remainder of the current fiscal year. Introduced by Cong.

William J. Scherle it would cut off Federal funds to defray interest costs on college construction if the colleges involved failed to punish demonstrators guilty of violating local or school laws. The amendment, considerably milder than some measures now pending in the House, advises college officials that they must enforce existing legislation that would make any student ineligible to receive Federal aid for two years after being convicted of a crime or after violating school regulations during a campus demonstration. Members of Congress have been critical of college officials for not enforcing that provision. The amendment was assured of passage when it was supported by Cong.

Edith Green chairman of an educational subcommittee investigating stu- dent disorder. Mrs. Green is normally considered a moderate on such legislation. Scherle told the "this amendment would put a little starch on the backbone of weak-kneed administrators." The amendment was on a roll call vote of 329 to 61. It has only limited effect since it only covers interest on loans for college construction.

It was estimated that only 250 of 2000 colleges could be affected by the amendment. In other action, the majority of the members turned back bids by several House doves to cut out of the bill all of the $1.2 billion earmarked for military operations in Vietnam. Opponents of the cuts said part of the funds would be used to supply equipment to the South Vietnamese army to allow it to bear a larger burden in the conduct of the' war. TTCMTinM RIMI nrDC A Ri.AI.TV, buv. Owner.

Al ILNIIUN BUILUtn days. 324-3121: 322-4j7. nKAI.VTRKt -5" CORXKliS CHF.t.MSFORD roibl. oV vctT-sA -1 l-s CHF.LMSKORn Po.ihle Supt. of Bid.

takeover. DbNSTAm.t. Ma Watei- West .1 7', rm enter. Lots in Burlington SOMERVILLE Financing tiont cot, 3 nr. i ims.

al md i-ke new Ranch, in excel. Inc. featuring us. boat. rait, landing.

4.. row F.atiii mg veiy Ige bedrms mas- c-h, kl fni. ltvrm. with extras fiom Boston avail ninntii oi ter hedrm having hi and her din. aiea.

full ceramic til bath. 3 July. wk Call full in fi-c- or 4 finish pivim. DENNIS Flax Pond. lrV'' kit-b.

n. e-ee-ned- in poieh ft gar under. newiy decor. 2-hdr cuttace. 1 1 baths.

FHW heat Sewer ll -'i 2u' Ca C. MCLDOON. AiiK S13S v.k. June a rate i27- Ve-y iras-m REALTOR 2afi-3331 Mw- vW'Kn'n' f-''n FALMOUTH HEIGHTS 4 MAN PFAI TV 1 10" No Mrn1' 2 bdrm year round home. w.iIk si, Randoipii.

flf.3-:i.i:in frpld livmrnn formal din rm Call SULLIVAN HOMES INC. 1-351-9711 APT. LAND FOR SALE FOR North of Boston operation, handv to Northern Artery, tjoi so ft heated. S2nn mo DE 2-R43R. eves RE4-2S34 DORCHESTER 4Sno SQ.

FT. in heated office buiidinc. S600 mo. near Smith Fast Xway. owner DE 2-2600.

10 acres, loned, ill util. All seas, or SI 100 mo. 540-1424 "KLMONT A wrfert home for ear outdoor Pulin with stoned util. eves RK 4-2334 r.AMRRIDCE ti A i ki e-ai sirii'-ru i.j K'n-ii-Mzi'n i.imuy inacine arte frn nn a tieau. acre.

store in wallc-to ihop center. No 3 season rooms, in an aluminum Kx-liiMVe CM Mr ui. nsn iDoiu" rnmninalliln wraiinns. A. TKTRKAULT.

3b9- and 2-car Eai.me on bnaiitifi'ii S54 or Btt'llft HA tnman mod Offices. Car- 4 N.E. Men teted, air-cond pkgnr resau. Jad.on 944-2800. 2.Vr,W,ru-IVIRTA.

646-2 30. FALMOUTH lhat is worth at Ina't Sl.i.ncm revennn rifnrr "rnnntrv 3-bedrm. cot- II, iths. new heat- C9-VL rin Tnelv Id KSn-StRsn-Miioo- hi Al of location in lovely Old ISLAND Stow. 3 new homes to.

choose mg er. this and a vocation. Call aft FOREST HILLS STA. fl4B-66H2 run torn Sspnrklmi: 4 l.edroom snniK On List of 22 Arthur W. Drollett iJone's Creek.

Annisquam River, ANNISPORT Summer Cn rfai Trips Split-Ranch, generous fneplaced mm'rin TO-WM ronnectins rd. to mainland. 3 home, heated, 4 hdrms. V. rms.

A- fam rms 2' baths, lead.v to move in. o.innon. Mrn uplnnrti 1n baths, washing machine. S2no RI.INT.TnN Easy tn care Karaite. All on an acre Your BELMONT CENTER Prestige 525,000 283-1561 or 283-2736.

min. rental 2 wks. Tel 1- fr" California st-le ranch pes. choice of decor 'Pi ices start at office space in in. am ivrtTOM hnildine imi 77.VS076.

in me t-feet i-ir th goo iMiitt i v. Vietnam Victims Former Cemctcry 0wner cnunie starting out or a naoe- eieaior. vcai fmi.nrrt HOUSE wanted for Bl 1 neonte kltcnen. dining area RRAINTREE Arthur neeT ooVFRV'd'l'cre Srf I PAtVl!" Tall 4M- wooded lots. 'sSSWi rSVrThrchrsg ml -om Rte 128 1 RW 44nn Joseph Deignan.

ow-ner. m- p. boau $2S0 'w Ca II B77 55: 5 e. rs 272 2342 CHEI.MSFOnn rm Ranch "oVlston "8T7 BELMONT A'NE Coast. Ocean Front mV fg'bTd! CTi Knc6r J-ur dr DEDHAM Modern dht.

store, 'L," Jltt o'i'V "OON. lav-' mn BARCA 326-3 1 32 3 mint, from Rtes. 12 his Boston. Call Jo 1 ''I1'" 595 mqtJAm.A.Ory.1.-..' ot Price 1 ner ft Call r. Ru'er fnr heating.

2 mi to Rte CIlM.Mssi-OhP 8 rm 6 yis 72q-23rt0 ll MArtsHKiFitn Green llarhnr. las, Mlt -a rfn(i shM' nir, rxc loe nr center of 2 Cana opp-ng ctr. ail EONARn town, 4 or 5 2 fully tiled I HAVE 6 lots that are perfect In 3 bdrms bath. Ivrm wi'h son. Realtors, Heverlv f)2f f'2i2 Mhs.

din rm frpl liv every way in wi vanai area oi incn. siu.r. in neatii. rm avrm garage a urn stnrn, nrf. mttf Immnc 1UL.LI, nnHIW 1 Properly niay w-in ranch hm Vrtrirm u.

J.iVi Owner, 256-5(11)3 11 i.JJ I-lMARBLEHFAD at ocean, 1-rm. jn completely enuip kit CHELMSFORD Old Stage E- Assnrlated Press WASHINGTON y-o servicemen killed in action in Vietnam were named yesterday by the Department of Defense. They included: ARMY CONNECTICUT Capt. David R. Crocker husband of Mrs.

Ruth W. Crocker, Box 13, Old Mystic; Pvt Stephen T. Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L.

Perry of 3 Drum Hill Wilton. VERMONT Sp 4 George A. Lamothe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G.

Lamothe of Freeborn Saint Albans. Died not of hostile action MARINE CORPS MASSACHUSETTS 1st Lt Charles W. Pigott. husband of Mrs. Carol C.

Pigott of 315 Musketauid p.r.'.v. "ash. machine. inl.l tat? IKe. ovely ti-rm.

Ranch. nome. sen. entr x.ri W. Drollett, 85, of 25 Hobai former owner of the Blue Hill Cemetery here, died yesterday at his home.

Mr. Drollett was a lifelong resident here. He was associated with the Blue Hill Cemetery since the early 1900s and retired in 1960. He was a member and former deacon of First Baptist Church here. Mr.

Drollett leaves his wife, Lillian (Wentworth); a son, A. Wendall of Duxbury; two daughters, Mrs. Irene Carlson, here, and Mrs. Phyllis Estes of Freeport, a brother, Robert A. of Braintree; 11 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Services ill be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church. season S300. rm with nietitr. win 2' a baths, f.n paneled ing home sites Preferred Call! KisiTAcirrT rieaelsft-nnt hnt.cnclg fenced-in vH fam.

rm. oncna nntn natio. BROOKLINE IN-TOWN HOME 2fift-noin Broker. protected bv week, month or neason. Call S.9IM) Call Residential Realty -w carpet, drapes, tile IJOHN M.

CORCORAN S.CO owner. 025-2100 entry, mio s.iu s. zm-mdi. WITH SWIMMING PUUL lNVJ.Oi..-.iipaj0," CANTON Mod duplex 5-5. 3 CO 40) K-18 Biix 4S1 i Minatnn Follins Pond.

Dennis, access to well hutlt 3 hedroom ranch Panelled dinmg rn entrv area Mass RK2-B149 Lexington, Ba with senarate entrance foyer. 2 Plus fam. rm. ownor't sie. town paneiien nining eniry mass.

nnz-oi4 hrirm Jima cjnn- firenlaeen. w-all to wn u. sewer, handy loe Takeover 6 net via Bass River Launch "enirale entrance foyer. 2 riu lam. rm.

owner es. 2 hdrms. $400: firenlar-es wall to wall carpeting. ni. KaVhi LYNNKIELD Desirable bid, Aug" 7 wkl.vT or kitchen with HiHwasher Ojif PAUL TAYLOR 6 bdrm.

3' lots on i rrn Frnm STR.nnn mnn4hlv Siono per monthAST-lifjOft uwncr. eves SUMMER" house. Lake" Wieka- rA.trr CONCOnD New acre oa. Wes' Irooktield- T' -Mrm. colonial.

2-w PLEASANT ocean view lot In PHvat tatArfrnn RPOriKrjX Rrk nn' t. cxc. CM MLS CONCORD, MASS. Pivmfiuth for nilirk aU Tall mi' onn "in markM: PI'I ITill A TT Tntinantt Tnr 4 Bedrooms. 2 baths, house.

Spa- tnu -oiinds. $430 month. Call VERMONT Woodbury. View Sf-" vXyvis -bnloi-s entertaining 2 iim Oiler fnf fvsns. II A A .4 AS 7-3B06 S.

desiring privacy and off Hi at tie Call owner. I er 10k, 31111 ft. on Rd. gravel road. rm stand ''n't i.

MUST SELL e'ec over 2 acres, terms. EL- Ca'l MARY McNL'LTY 775- sn-. cm i a 'be 0237 PIRBV Am .1 Isi' 1 SLLLIVAN REALTY. GOING into army, i eg. Palomino vcw Bedford Mass 8r-i77n CMti.hLA On Everett line.

rnare. 5. .14 3.hd, West, sad-Z'A be" i WEST HY ANNISPORT Excel- BROOKLINE Runkle-Sehl Exc, hou 333-'WILMINGTON I imi OUmmcr rcnifllS. aroa mi it Ka a t.j I'-mii ijiitf-iitin, nnH sale on Finished st real available, some near the beach. "UV, 1OIrs: cantov rii.T non S215 mo, gA." 8IMEONE.

Rcgllor! 'S3wv0Rt 3bdrms-. go jji'' "LAWYETIS onvon-91 Rte. f). Natick. 237-2215 iw.hlie?i 277-0350, 277-27R8.

iently Inc. in Newton for i ARLINGf ONT i-irm. tingle 'a Lbrm. m. ak" lw 'I SSn) watervlew: $l29 wk BPOOKLI VE Most T'uW house, 2 mod.

kit tile tach asking $2 00 1 per ft I deslr. area. Brk. Col 8 soar rt mr 7-rm home. bath with thwr PikB $225.

no o-183. Globe office 4 bdrms i. baths. 1st fl. 5.lu", ite i2 rms.

Other Obituaries On Page 30 pets, June 1. 648-39H4. 395-6004 INCOME PROPERTIES lt trance. Rising nflice park- risking 5n.nnn Pearl Her- lna i'l-obiems and the benefits of KEY REALTY 277-ti'nn combining office and home, Bests your prompt inspection and Real Estate action starts in Court Docket CAZENOVE ST. 4 ant income, RROOKLINE 'of- "ca'l mT recond.

Will financed: rmvb prcsti-e 87UO or eves 4)0 0426 HI GHES Town house. St Bntnlnh st with Vlk. ag KK snnns- REALTORS Income 4 hedrm. ant. for owner.

kit 3 extra nr)ru HF5TFt Parking S32.000. After 4 nm 2 2 nr Vt ii.ic 9 fTn, pf.V? P-ic frpl iinderr nd 2 7 rms e.f sunn Sonhie Stuart KEY HE- nn a'l that imlnng CLEVELAND C1R Beacon. A I-TY 277 0350. up and down and that's not all s' b-4 rm. brick.

nnatv'-rnr-i. 1, features: 7 nv.s rented to heir assmt. 6V times Inc. Aklng colonial. 4 with the cost, all electric cabinet a nr i Inten nr dnvewny, for off si nki lg BROOKLINE Summer rental beautiful town house, renov furn convenient.

5 hdrms 2 baths, utils, yard, deck. laundry, family $420 mo. 277-1043. BURLINGTON' 5'V-rnf" ranch, nr. Mall and 128.

on 1 yr or more lease. $225 a avail June 1 Call 2723732 BILLERICA Duplex 3 hdrms. clo-ie to schools -V ctre Cal S51-20R2 or6H3-B()51 CHESTNUT HILL Avail. immed beaut, furn. 4-hnriu home, conv to excel schools, shop and public transp.

Call 232-1543. CAMBRIDGE Charm and tna-cious home. Brattle st 4 I 2 baths, no lease BE KLAL tSIAIt "CT e2r rZ'y' k'L. firs, all n-wly Xwav. o.

vwner, nil AlO.lfl'll. l.ai 28B-7400, ARLINGTON BROOKLINE Nr Pub. REALTORS. Ranch, 'find! ret home, sgl compact. ml to 9 lamiiy.

3. Dig repair. rms. mod kit. Hitnl mnnrHKTrti tor -restive $100 Geraway Jury Says Innocent After three hours deliberation last night, a Suffolk Superior Court jury found William Geraway of Rox-bury innocent in the April lfl6fi slaying of ex-boxer Anthony "Tony" Veranas, 27, of Dorchester.

The jury returned the verdict at 11:05 last night on the eighth day of the trial. Presiding Judge Walter McLaughlin thanked them for being an "excellent and attentive, jury." Geraway had been on trial in the shooting death of Veranas, whose body was found April 26, 1966, dumped in the woods of the Blue Hills off Geraway is already serving, a life sentence for the killing of David M. Sid-lauskas, a Dorchester shoe worker who was slain a few days before Veranas' body was found. living walk-odt pan-" nlasD, colonel A Must 'eled bsmt. for mother, '-T, JT'-'' i'nj wrrn iview from patio, overlooking 'BROOKLINF Older type 1''" wSl' AtnPninn.H.

in-, i rni 9. ear cKii.mal dm. 20ft. f'-p IV. rm LEXINGTON Small house: fenc In yd quiet st 2 Pdrm kit livrm.

w. frpl. 1225 fS2'6755. MALDEN 8 4 to bedrms 2 baths, nanld hsmt 'MIS Fvnhiiv BflHVRT Is" sect S3n.Ofin firm tfl K.719n a. l.

GARRITY ReaUors. 648.Ht.50. CCITIOH ARLINGTON Transferred ow-n-j I UOOI I I WU I er. odors lovely 7 room colo- I neighborhood. Yet, only $100 dn Priced at onlv SMflOfl.

MORTON REAL FS- Alaltana'n. Open 7 days. 9-9. nr. MBTA ouses.

scnis. and; churches. $225 mo. Lease, Tel i onii O'inntTSTER PFRIOR COt'RT, rh'11, Thomas Dninn elk. 3d Jury, CihiU Joseph A.

Grover rlk, O'Brien vs Fowler. S. Blumenthal ptf. s. Mitchell dft.

verdict for pet'r $7500 Gould vs. Taylor. A. Serra ptf. M.

Mone dft. unfinished. Mh Jury, Brogna W. V. Bren-nan elk.

Williams admx v. Foley Funeral Service. J. Kirk ptf. E.

Flynn dft, unfinished. Chluclzinski vs. Perry Inc J. Kirk ptf. Flynn dft.

assigned for trial, flth Jury, Kalus T. G. Freelev elk, Prunelle vs. Trudell. G.

Brurhu ptf, P. Cole, Cole dft, settled. Si.garman vs MBTA. J. L.

Rehback ptf. B. Martin dft. unfinished. Rth Jury.

Simmon M. J. riclafanl A-IMs vs. Snyder. J.

McDonough ptf. Fay rift, settled. Maloof vs. Oallivan. J.

Ilodapn ptf, A. Meyer dtt, finished. vs. Lihby, J. Caulfield ntf.

D. Rimmer rift, finished two companion unfinished. Motion Session, T. r. Brophoy, H.

Tyrrell Rita M. Dunlap elks. 'id WO. Jury, Paquet F. P.

Cancannon elk, Lngue vs. Murray et al. D. Carnev ptf, 0. Turner dft.

finished reserved. W.O. Jury. Roy Mary G. Murphy elk, Franks et al vs.

Maser Optics K. M. Dangel 3d A. Kaplan dft, unfinished. July occupancy.

4 rms. on 1st 3 or 2d, bath: porch, patio. Ynting well kent home on attractive rustic Int.i Quiet area. Priced In 30's. Mr.

Cullen. MI 8-0500 or MI 3 OMR. JOHN BENA REALTORS. ATTENTION Sol Maine, new lake front cottage, Ige wooded lot, spring fed lake, beaut, view, full bath. hot.

w.iter, Compl. $7000. HILDA PERRY, RF. Broker. Newfield.

Mnine. t- MELROSE 7 rm. cape, all elec. appliances and ht. gar under.

$250mo. 324-H4RO NORFOLK Country 'living. 2 film 1st Ige rut' 2 hf.ths, new kit, hdwd firs. S175, lit Incl Owner. 371-2003 STONEHAM' 'ennvT'loc.

deluxe town houses. 3 hdrms 1 'bath. $265. 933-524H i ''S-TRR'CD "executive de'lres 3 or 4 bdrm. home nn or about Aug 1st.

Pref Welleilcv area or rui GLOBE Home Delivery AV 8-8000 Real Estate section. uiis ie-a laml-IV, wtlh, huge trce-sludded. feneed-m lot. Combo windows, 4 hrnoms. modern kitchens an-baths Must be seen to he apnre- Call MOR tV'AL ESTATE Morion Mattapan, 290-0055.

Open 7 navs, 9-9. i $10ll' i.ow.i buys this beautiful fi.a.fl fn; tn family with klddns nn plea-ant residential side street. Lovely kitchens and ceraml'-baths, hot water hest, aliimlnuin windows. On 3.000 ra jMORTON, REAL ESTATE, SdJ Morton St. Mattapan, 288-0035.

I Open 7 dayt, 9-9. 207-703-27 U.oil'2(l7-7!!3-BR47. AMESBURY Private sale, 3-bedrm. ranch, 2-car ga 1 balhs, Ige. playrm windows, 1 aire.

In resid I neighborhood, off Rte 455 Priced llnjow appt. call call so. Shore. 482-17711. WALTHAM 3 bedim." sttnnar-! lor.

beaut lot. 280 mo. I No rental fed, L. DlLorenro. 924-3S28.

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