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HOUSEHOLD furniture in clean and best condition. 10 to 7. 154 Florence Melrose. my 29 1 THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE I GANGPLANK ARRIVED YESTERDAY New York SEDALIA VICTORY (Le Havre), 1184. want to." AIKEN VICTORY (Le Havre), 1183.
GEN JOHN R. POPE (Coco Solo), 12. San Francisco (Samar), 1735 Navy. CAPE BON (Pearl Harbor), (due originally yesterday), 630 Navy, 402 Marines. DUE TODAY New York PAULA (Le Havre), 374 war brides and dependenets.
SEDALIA VICTORY Arrived New York Yesterday SWEETMAN, Wallis Arthur T5, T5, Beverly. Stoughton. THOMPSON, Richard, Yieckle McKEY, Tolbert Capt. 40 RockingWellesley Hills. ham road.
Mattapan. HADDEN. Frank L. Pic, Brookline. Harold, Pic, Dorchester.
River. DAVIS. Robert Pvt, Boston. SEVENE, Edward T4, Somerville. BREEN, William T3, Boston.
PARISI, Joseph Sgt. Haverhill. Charles T4. Chatham, WLODYKA, Henry T5, Chelsea. CLIFFORD, Thomas Cpl.
Allston. SNOW, Willard T5, Ashland. Set, Hyde DMOHOWSKI. Henry J. Park.
I HENRY GIBBINS (Southampton), 452 brides children, FRANK P. WALSH (Cristobal), 9. San Francisco MARINE DEVIL (Pearl Harbor). 1363 Navy, 192 Marines, 245. (Okinawa), WILLIAM COULTER 1 Navy, 35 Marines.
WHIPPET (Pearl Harbor), 2 Army. LCI 754, 4 Navy. LST'S 1069 and 987, 1 Navy each. DUE TOMORROW New York BRAXTON (Bremerhaven), 1255. WILSON VICTORY (Bremerhaven), 677 918.
JOHN ERICSON children. (Southampton), war brides and SHORE. Bernard Sgt. Medford. BRADLEY, Herbert Sgt, Haverhill.
KINDY, John J. Sgt. Hyde TURNER, D. Sgt. Pembroke.
SCHEER, Rudolph Sat. Beverly. BAKER, William J. T5. FALDETTA, Gerlando Pic, Boston.
EDWARDS, Irvin Mashpee. FLAMINI, Victor Pfc. Pfc. Clinton. Boston.
RAUSS. William, RIENSKY, Hyman, Pic. 1st Malden. Lt, O'KEEFE, Lawrence Boston. SUELTENFUSS.
Joseph T4. Boston. McLEOD, Edward T4. Salem. HARRIS.
David, T4. Chelsea. WINER. ROBERT T5. Salem.
AFFLECK, PAUL T5, Springfield. MUISE, Wilfred Cpl, Gloucester. BROWNING. Joseph Pfc. Boston.
KAMINSKI, Elia. T5, Cambridge. CRAIGUE. Thomas T5, Quincy. Vincent T5.
Boston. KASSANOS. Alexander Pic, Manchester, Deaths and Funerals Francis S. Duffin Retired 5 Years Ago From Police Department Francis S. Duffin of 81 Tuttle Dorchester, a member of the Boston Police Department for 35 years until his retirement five years ago, died yesterday.
He was born in South Boston, attended schools there and was a graduate of English High School. He was assigned to the Harbor Police for a number of years, and prior to his retirement, he was attached to the Joy st. Station. He was a member of the old City Point Catholic Association and the Boston Police Relief Association. Survivors include a wife, Anna G.
(Lyon); three daughters, Mrs. Anne Lynch, Mrs. Ruth Williams and Mrs. Phyllis Hobin, all of Dorchester, and two sons, Thomas a Herald-Traveler compositor, and Francis Globe pressman. Funeral will be held from his home Friday, followed by a requiem high mass at St.
William's Church at 9 a. m. Gladys M. Cronan MIDDLETON, May 28-Gladys M. Cronan, a teacher at Haverhill High School for eight years and at Peabody High School for 18, died today at her home on Boston st.
Following her graduation from Boston University, she taught in Maine schools for three years and then joined the faculty at Haverhill High School. She leaves a sister, Mary of Middleton, and a brother, Mark, of Belmont. Funeral services will be held from the home, Friday followed by a solemn high mass of requiem at Church of the Annunciation, Danvers, at 10 a. m. Burial will be in Annunciation Cemetery.
DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES RUST--In this Funeral city, Services May 27, at the Katharine Eastman L. Park Funeral Drive, Home. Wednesday, May a 29 896 Beacon corner p. Burial Linwood Cemetery, Haverhill, Mass. SACCO -In Medford, May 28.
(Colontuo- Angelo, no) beloved and father husband of of James, Albert, Joseph, Louise George. Ernest, Mrs. James Paul Uvello, Cantilion. Mrs. Edgar Garland and Mrs.
Funeral from the home road. his Med- son. ford, James Friday, Sacco, May 90 31, at 8 a. Solemn Whitney High Mass of Requiem in St. Relatives Francis of Assisi Church at 9 a.
m. and friends invited. M. (Woods), Jamaica beloved Plain, wife of the 28th, John Teresa F. and mother of John W.
Scannell of 224 Jamaicaway. Funeral Common- from the wealth McDonald at Charlesgate West. FriChapel, 461 day, May 31. at 8:15 o'clock. Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in and Jamaica friends Plain in- at 9 vited.
o'clock. Visiting Relatives hours. 2-5 and 7-10. SCHOFIELD-In South husband Boston. of the May late 28.
John, Mary (Geary) Schofield, residence, 349 West Fourth funeral from the J. F. O'Brien Sons Funeral Home, 8:15. 146 Solemn Dorchester High Friday Funeral Mass, morning, 'st. Augustine's Church at 9 o'clock.
invited. Relatives and friends respectfully SHATTUCK-In Everett, May of 27. 13 Autumn Amanda Shattuck Erickson) age 73. Services at the James A. Goudey Son Funeral Home.
31 Rela- Summer Friday, May 31 at 2 D. m. tives and friends invited. SINGER-Departed this day May Brighton, 28, Philip of 79 of Euston Rose road, (Nayor) and beloved husband devoted father of Adelaide Shapiro, Carl and Earl Singer. Services at.
the Temple Kadima, 113 Washington 29, at 2:30 m. Brighton. Reposing Wednesday, at his residence. Memorial May Relatives and friends invited, week at his late residence. SMITH- Boston, May 27, Helen Frances Smith of Longwood Towers, line.
Funeral services at Chapel. Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge on Wednesday, May 29 at 3 p. m. STACEY-In the Winchester, late May Charles 28, Frank- Sarah Jin Maria, Stacey.
Funeral services at her wife of residence 5 Chestnut in Friday Pine Grove May 31, at 2 p. m. Interment Cemetery, Lynn. VICARIO- In Somerville, beloved May 27, husband Louis of P. Edith by (Rossiter).
Funeral, from his accident, late residence, 601 Somerville Friday, May 31, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St. Anthony's Church kindly at 9:30 a. m.
Relatives and friends invited. VINING--In East Braintree, May 28. Funeral Ethel widow of Ralph L. Vining. service Friday, at May her, home, 2 p.
6 m. Shaw Relatives and friends invited. WEBBER- -In Beachmont, Revere, in May her 28. 85th Jessie year. (Dodge) Reposing at Webber, the White throp, Funeral Thursday.
May 30. to 4 and Home. 147 Winthrop to 10 Funeral services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Winthrop Beachmont, Friday, May 31, at p.
m. Waltham, suddenly, May Wal- 28. Owen S. Wilson of 14 Humbolt tham. Funeral service at the Short Williamson.
Chapel, 52 at Trapelo 1 p. road, m. Friends Belmont. may Friday, call at May the 31, chapel Wednesday 7-9 and Thursday 4-9. WYATT- 43.
Conant road. North Quincy, formerly of Wakefield. Benjamin May 28, Fannie Wyatt, (Moore). Relatives wife and of friends are invited to attend the service at the Russell Wollaston, Funeral Friday. Home, May 644 31, at Hanco*ck 1 o'clock.
field. Interment Friends may visit at the Fuat Lakeside Cemetery, Wakeneral Home afternoons and evenings. YOUNG Platoon Sgt. husband Chandler of Young. Norma USMC, beloved (Hanacek) Young and son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Chandler Young Christman. 4 Greenough Jamaica R. Plain, by accident at Quonset Point, May 13, 1946.
Memorial services at First Church in Boston, corner of Berkeley and Marlboro Thursday, May 30. 1946, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Kindly omit flowers. Appropriate Arrangements for Funerals Rug Flowers Telephone BIGelow 0600 77 WALNUT NEWTONVILLE Greater Boston's Most Reliable Florist FLOWERS ANYWHERE TELEGRAPHED Tor Florist 124 Tremont St.
LIB. 4317 BUSINESS CHANCES Thomas C. O'Donnell Funeral Service Sullivan, CHAPEL Director AND FUNERAL. 88-90 BROADWAY Between A and Streets SOUTH BOSTON SOUTH BOSTON 3088 DEATH NOTICES BOUDREAU-In husband Newton. of Monday.
Barbara the J. 27th. John Tierney, Relatives to and attend friends the are funeral respectfully home. invited 55 Jackson on from Friday morning at 8 o'clock, Solemn his liste Requiem Church Mass at 9. in St.
Interment. Calvary, Jean L'EvangeWaltham. Member of Metropolitan Re- Dis Police. Metropolitan Police Newton Council A and the Holy Name Soclety. CARROLL Washington.
-In Georgetown May 27, William Hospital, formerly Boston and Haverhill. beloved husband Margaret J. Finnerty. (Murphy), Haverhill; father Mrs. Albert Stanley, Miss Mrs.
Fred of Catherine Washington. Carroll, D. Thomas and Frank and Carroll William Carroll of Amesbury. Wednes- Funeral day services Burial St. CemeWashington.
D. tery, Haverhill, Friday morning. CLAHANE In Boston, May 28, Symphony Elizabeth road. mother of Frederick, Paul and (Hanford) Clahane of 17 Marian Hanford. Relatives and friends the invited to attend the service at the Graham-Jones Friday Funeral afternoon, Home, May 259 31.
New- at bury 2 o'clock. B. COINE In (Adams), Melrose, wife of Michael J. Coine. May 28, Elizabeth Funeral services at her late home.
2 20 Relatives Friday, May 31, invited. at p. m. and friends M. COLEMAN-In (Rea), wife of Quincy.
William May 28. B. Catherine Coleman. Funeral Quincy, from her Friday at 8 m. High late home, 86 Glover Mass Church of at 9.
Requiem Relatives and friends inat Sacred Heart vited. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery, West Roxbury, COLLINS -In Everett, wife of May Harry 27, L. Katie Col(Cook) beloved lins. 103 Bucknam st.
Funeral services will be held at the 517 Parlors Broad- of J. way. E. Friday, Henderson May 31, at 2 p. m.
RelaCompany, tives and friends invited. K. CONLEY (nee In Flaherty), wife of C. Joseph Norwood, May 28. Frances Conley.
Funeral from her late 31, resi8 dence. m. 28 High Silver Mass of Friday, Requiem May St. CONNORS In Maiden, May 27. Joseph S.
Catherine's Church at 9. o'clock. Connors son of Joseph S. and Louise Court. (Boland) Funeral from the Edward E.
Connors, residence, 15 Davis Burns Son Funeral Home. 204 High Main Friday at 8:15. Solemn quiem Mass at the Sacred Heart kindly Church inat 9. Relatives and World friends War vited. CREMINS -In Dorchester.
May 28, Veteran of II. Bridgit Cremins. Funeral Dennis from Cremins, the home 15 Topliff Friday morning at 9. of her brother. Solemn Requiem Mass in Saint Relatives Peter's Church at 10 o'clock.
friends invited. Hyde Park Lodge, A. F. A. M.
of Brethren are notified of the death lyde Brother Park. Norbet on P. Kling Tuesday. May 1946. 240 Austin Tuneral services will be held at Christ Park, Episcopal Church.
River Hyde on Friday, May 31. at 1946, the Franklin 2 m. Graham Brethren may Funeral visit Home, 1161 Hyde Park on Wednesday or Thursday from 2-5 or from 7-10 p. m. We regret to announce the death of Navy Post, No.
297, A. L. Comrade Norbert Kling. May 28 Lesion service Thursday, May 30, at 8:30 p. 1161 at the Graham Funeral Service, requested Hyde Pa Members J.
ROGERS, VICTORIA A. COLBY, Adit. IN MEMORIAM CATHOLIC CEMETERY A MT. CALVARY CEMETERY in Memorial the Chapel Thursday, May 30th. Masses will be celebrated at 9 and 10 o'clock A.
M. Auto26th, and Thursday, May 30th, mobiles excluded Sunday, May until after 4 o'clock P. M. MT. BENEDICT CEMETERY Memorial Mass will be celebrated at the Cemetery Thursday, May 30th, at 10 o'clock A.
M. Automobiles excluded Sunday, May 26th. and Thursday. May 30th, until after 4 o'clock P. M.
JOHN H. GOOD. President EDWARD L. McBARRON, Sec'u IN LOVING MEMORY OF George L. Almeder 1848-1945 Charles--Robert--Ruth Josephine Davenport (Sessler) 1945-MAY 29-1946 Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by children, Ma, Pa.
Brothers and Sisters. Masses being said by Redemptorist and Franciscan Fathers. IN MEMORIAM PATRICK J. CAULFIELD MICHAEL J. REDDISH 30 Club of Roxbury 2945 -Maria Felice DeSantis-1946 May 29, to one we will never forget.
Lovingly remembered by daughters and grandchildren. 1936-Patrick J. Coyne-1946 Tenth anniversary of his death. bered by his family, CORRECTION Robert J. Sweeney Jr.
S. C. 3rd Class, S. S. Drexler Lost at sea, May 28, 1945, 1st Anniversary Mass, Thursday, May 30.
at St. Agatha's Church, Milton, and at 9 A.M. Lovingly remembered sadly missed by his Mother, Winifred and Mary, United Lodge, A. F. A.
M. Brethren are hereby notified of the ervices will be held at the Levine eath of Brother Max Fritz. Funeral hapel. 470. Harvard Brookline, Brethren on hursday.
May 30. p. re LEWIS, requested W. WOR. JESSE W.
to attend. WOR. VICTOR IORELAND, Secretary. V. S.
MARINE CORPS MEMORIAL SUNDAY, JUNE 2. 1946. Under the auspices of Theodore Memorial Rooseelt Det. Marine Corps League, at t. lass memory Church, Harrison Boston.
of deceased Marines 10 a. Families and friends kindly avited. For reservations in Marine secon ficer, contact Roland L. MacDonald, 199 MassaMarine League Service husetts Boston. Marines.
vettans including W. R. in uniform, are equested to assemble in church. Copley Joston. and march to the Announcing the unveiling 30 of Mrs.
Esther ack. Will me held May at the Boston Inited Hand-in-Hand Association at 2 m. sharp, Centre W. Roxbury. HOLYHOOD CEMETERY BROOKLINE Mass will celebrated at the chapel Memorial Day, Thursday, May 30, at 10 a.
m. ST. JOSEPH'S CEMETERY WEST ROXBURY Mass will be celebrated at the chapel Memorial Day, Thursday, May 30. at a. m.
NEWTON COUNCIL, NO. 167, K. OF C. We regret 19. announce the death of Brother John Members are equested to meet at his home.
55 evening. Jackon road. Newton. Wednesday May 29, at 8:30. DUNCON, E.
Recorder. CONROY, JOHN A. Distinctive Funeral Arrangements Eastman's Flower Shops NEWTON AND WELLESLEY BIGelow 6781 WELlesley 3803 MERMAN 1832 CONS UNERAL Local and Suburban DEATH NOTICES CRONAN- -In Middleton, May 28. of Miss the late Gladys Dennis M. F.
and Margaret E. (DuTy) Cronan, daughter Cronan. Funeral from her late resiat dence, 9 a. by a Solemn High Boston Middleton, Friday Mass at "Annunciation Church. Danvers, at 10.
and friends invited. Dorchester, May 27. Elizabeth V. Curran, beloved daughter. of CURRAN-In Catharine Curran (nee Cullen) and the late Patrick Curran.
Funeral from her home. 24 Potosi on Friday, May 31, at 8:15. Solemn Mass of Requiem at St. Peter's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.
DALEY-In Boston, May T. 28, Frank Mary Daley. E. Funeral (Breslin), from John of P. Costello Funeral widow a.
Home. m. 13 Requiem High Mass in St. Chambers Friday at 8:15 Joseph's Church, Chambers at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited, DANIELS -In Somerville, at May her 27, late Gladys resiM.
Daniels. Services dence, 114 Powder House boulevard, Wednesday, May 29, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. 28, Joseph William, 80 band Columbia of Ella Didofsky.
father of Brookline, beloved huslie Schlosberg and Dorothy Stern. Services at the Levine Chapel. Wednesday, 470 May 29, at 2 p. Memorial week Harvard Brookline, at 80 Columbia Brookline. DINNEEN- -In South Boston, of Mrs.
May Mar- 28, William J. Dinneen, uncle st. garet Funeral Heffernan, from the J. F. and formerly of 360 Silver Sons Funeral Home, 146 Dorchester Wednesday morning with a Funeral Mass at Saint Augustine's Church, Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
DUFFIN- Dorchester, May 28, Francis beloved husband of Anna G. (Lyon) Duffin. Funeral from his late home, 81 Tuttle Friday. May 31, at 8:15 a. m.
Requiem High Mass at St. Williams' Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Late retired member of Boston Police Department.
DURGIN- Sudbury, Lilla Lincoln Durgin, mother of Clifton K. Durgin formerly of Newton. Funeral Church, service at the Immanuel Baptist Church m. Newton, Interment Dover, H. Friday, May, 31.
Friends a. will be received at the Bellinger Funeral Chapel, 30, 26 from Centre 2 4, 7-9 p. Newton, m. Thursday, May W. FIELD--In (Hunter), wife of Forest E.
Field of Somerville, May 28. Margie 8 Lee Somerville. Service in the Wilson Chapel, 28 College Somering ville, hours Friday, at the 31, Wilson Parlors. WedMay at 2 p.m. Visitnesday, 2 to 5 p.
m. and Thursday, 7 to 9 p. m. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. erine FINNEGAN-In A.
(nee Chelsea, McNamara), beloved wife May 27, Kathof Patrick Finnegan, residence Casey 124 Franklin Funeral from the Funeral Home, 295. Washington on Friday morning at 8:15, followed by Solemn Funeral Mass of Requiem at Our Lady of Grace Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends are Holy Cross. Visiting hours, kindly invited to attend. Interment 7-10 p.
m. FREDETTE-In Waltham, May 28. Joseph. husband Fredette. of the late Vitoria (Forgeron) Funeral from the 24 Lexington terrace, Waltham, Friday, May 31, at 8:15.
Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Joseph's Church 9 o'clock. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to home attend. Friends may call at the from 2-5 and 7-10 p.
m. Please do not send flowers. 28, Max M. Fritz of Center Ossipee, N. beloved husband of Sadie Stone, father of Bernard M.
Fritz, Myra Sherman, Ruth Milesky, J. William Fritz. Services at vine Chapel, 470 Harvard Brookline, Thursday, May 30, at 1 m. Vishours at the Chapel Wednesday evening. May 29, 8 to 10 p.
m. rial week at the home of Dr. Henry Saphirstein, 27 James Brookline. GERRY-In Stamford, suddenly, May 26. Winifred (Champion).
beloved wife of Elbridge Gerry, formerly of Melrose, daughter of Lemuel Wyom- and ing Mary Cemetery, Champion. Wednesday, Interment May at 29. at 9:30 m. -In Somerville, May 27. Ellen A.
beloved wife of the late George Hamilton (nee Noonan), late of Broadway. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 from G. F. McKenna Son Funeral Home. 390 Medford st.
Reat, quiem 9 High o'clock. Mass Relatives St. Ann's and friends are invited. A member of the Somerville Women's Catholic Club. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10.
HENNESSEY-In Dorchester, May late 28. Mary beloved daughter of the Jeremiah and Ellen (Sullivan) Hennessey. Funeral from the home of her sister. Mrs. Helen T.
Pentz, 66 Burt Mass Friday in at St. 8 a. Gregory's Church at 9 m. Solemn Requiem o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
JUBINVILLE -In Framingham Centre May 28, Charles R. Funeral from Fram- the Cookson Chapel. 318 Union ingham. Friday, May 91. at 9:15 a.
followed by a Requiem Mass at St. Brigid's Church at 10 a. m. Relatives and friends and invited. Thursday Visiting afternoon hours Wednesday evening.
KELLEY- Roxbury. May 28. Mary M. (Coffey), beloved wife of the late late home, Frank Kelley. Funeral from her 85.
Dale Friday, May 31, at 8:15. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. LARSON-In Malden.
May 27, Edward beloved son of Harry and Rose fa*gan Larson. Funeral from the family residence. 18 Julia st. on Friday at 8:15. Solemn High Mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited. LOMBARDI-In Arlington, May 28, Constanza (nee, DiCiaccia), beloved wife of Cosmo Lombardi. Funeral from her late residence. 88 Fairmount Friday, May 31. at 8 a.
m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. MAGNUSON-In Somerville, May 28, Cecelia (Ericson), beloved wife of William Magnuson, 115 Museum st.
Services at the Berglund Funeral Home, 292 Mass. Arlington. Friday. May 31, at o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.
Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to Kindly omit flowers. -In Arlington Heights, May 28. Mary, beloved daughter of John and of the late Letizia (Pasccui) Mazzarella, Funeral from her late residence. 35 Appleton Friday, May 31, at 8:15., Solemn Requiem High Mass at James' Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited.
MELVILLE-In Milwaukee, May 25. John the beloved son of Ignatius and the late Mary (Murphy) Melville of 10 Highland South Weymouth. Funeral from the Daniel H. Clancy Funeral Home, 100 Friday Washington Weymouth, on at 8 m. High Mass of Requiem Francis Xavier Church at 9.
Re tives and friends, invited. Visiting hours on Wednesday from 7-10 p. m. and on Thursday from 2-5 and 7-10 p. m.
Somerville, May Robert 26. W. Baby Paul F. Moore, son of and Frances (Delaberto) Moore. Services at 23 Brook Somerville, on Wednesday, May 29, at 2 p.
m. Relatives and friends are invited. -In Charlestown, May 28, William. beloved son of the late Mary and Tom Murray uncle of Marion and John Mullen and Patrick Bryne and William Jenning, formerly of 49 Baldwin st. Funeral from Murphy and Turnbull Home, 322 Bunker Hill Charlestown.
Friday at 8:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass at 9 m. in St. Francis de Sales' Church, Relatives and friends invited.
Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. NAY--In Roslindale, May 28, Julia Louise W. (Armstrong), beloved wife of the late Robert F. Nay, mother of Marshall W. of Newburyport, sister of Ada E.
Edmonds, residence, 70 Walworth st. Funeral from the Adams Funeral Home, 4236 Washington Friday, May 31. at 9 m. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Holy Name Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Visiting hours from 2-10. Brockton and Newburyport papers please copy. O'BRIEN- suddenly May 27, Ellen A. (Cronin), beloved wife of John M. O'Brien.
Funeral from her late residence, 18 Woodward Park Friday, May 31, at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Paul's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Late member Third Order of Saint Francis. ORMO-In Situate. suddenly May, 27. Hugo, husband of Edith (Kimball Ormo, in his 58th year. Services strictly private.
It is earnestly requested that no flowers be sent. OWENS-In New York city and formerly of Cambridge. Leo J. Owens, husband of the late Mary Owens and uncle of Mrs. Mary Sarsfield of Medford and Walter W.
Welch of Arlington, Funeral from the Beals Funeral Home, 29 Governors Medford. Friday, May 31. at 8:15. Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's Church, Medford, at 9 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. PICARD-Of East Braintree, May 28, 1946, Esther (Roper, Sperry), age 59 years, wife of Arthur N. Picard.
Services at the Mann Mann Funeral Home, 410 South Huntington Jamaica Plain, on Friday, May 31. at 2:30 p. m. Visiting hours. Wednesday evening.
Thursday afternoon and evening. Relatives and friends are invited. Relatives and friends are invited. For sixty years this organization has served Boston families always conscientiously: always with complete understanding of family needs. Prompt Service At Any Hour Dolan enc.
FUNERAL Geneva SERVICE Fields Corner Dorchester N. Y. Bond Market UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS (Dollars and Thirty-Seconds) TREASURY (Sales in $1000) High Low Close 10 '50 101.6 101.6 101.6 72-67 Dee 103.16 103.13 3 '72-67 Dec. 103.16 103.13 103.16 CORPORATION BONDS 10 Abit 5s'53st 42 Am FP 5s 2030. 109 36 Am 3s '56 .156 155 156 3 Am '75 33 Am '80 2 Am 35 '62 Am Tob 3s.
'69 106 2 A Co '64. ATSF 45 '95 11 ACL 1st 4s '52 18 1st '47 47 A '95 97 97 97 16 2000 14 '96 83 cv '60 3 4s '48 37 WV 4s $51 99 99 99 26 SW '50 .100 14 Bos Me 71 29 Bos Me 4s 27 '57sst 5 5s '34 51 51 51 4 Can 4s perp Celan 35 '65 105 105 CenG cn 5s '45. CenG 1st 5s 104 104 104 17 CenNE 4s 105 105 105 2 CRRNJ 5s 12 inc '97. 71 71 Cen 3s' 51 Cen Pac 5s '60 2 CRRBG a 5s'42 D. 48 48 1053 13 3s'49 60 60 inc '97 70 70 2 CGW 2038 68 68 68 19 4s '88 15 100 80 CMSPP cV 2044 89 6 CMSPP 4s'94 16 92 5 3s'89 105 105 105 57 CRIP 4s '88.
91 903 91 2 CRIP A. CRIP 196 CRIP 4s '34 64 10 CinUnT 60 CCCSL 415. '77 9 35'70 109 109 109 5 Cl UT 58'73 10 CI UT '77 105 105 2 ColS 71 71 71 17 Col 55'61 103 103 Com Ed 3s '77 2 Con Cons Ed '48. '75 1011 2 CrucStl '55 103 103 103 Del 45 '63 3 Del inc '93 12 49 2042 66 66 3 DelPL 3s 73. 109 109 109 33 45 '36 67 '55 62 55.
'78 61 61 25 Det Ed 3s $70. 110 110 46 Erie 2015 94 94 5 Erie 11 FirestTR 35 '61. 106 106 106 15 45 87 86 87 3 Hud Gdrich 5s '62 '65 103 103 103 17 5s '57 73 73 16 inc 59 $57 37 37 37 Ill Bell '81 401 '66 A 40 ICCSL, 55 '63 104 104 9 ICCSL '63 3 ICCSL '68 981 981 21 IntGN 65. '52 44 IntGN 1st 69 '52. 83 83 IntGN 5s '56 77 771 11 6s '44 98 8 Int '52 102 102 71 55 '55 105 10 KCFtS 4s '36 113 Leh Sou VHT 4s 5s 75 '54 821 82 12L 2 LehV 5s 2008 st 65 18 Leh 2003.
57 57 89 Leh 4s 2003 3 Lorillard 3s '63. 1041 16 2003. 2 MaCen Manati 4s '57 '60. 94 93 86' 94 2 MSPSSM 45. 73 731 73 11 1-K-T 5s 62 A 97 97 80 aj 5s '67.
103 103 2 M-K-T '78 32 M-K-T 1st 4s '90. 98 79 171 5s '77 F. 11 Mo 5s '78 15 Mo 5s $80 H. 971 30 Mo 5s 204 4s '75. 55 55 11 '55 73 73 4 2000..
69 69 69 32 Nat 3 '52. 111 111 111 NOTerm 4s 53 110 Term 5s 110 110 110 NOTM $54. 56 5s 2013....100 100 111 NYC 2013 92 136 NYC cn 45 '98 91 1 2 NYCHR Conn '97 104 104 104 NY '75 3 Edis '65. NYNHH 69 8 NYNHH 9 NYNHH 45 637 63 1 637 29 NYOW 4s '92 23 3 NYOW 4s '55 2 NY 20 NYWB 44 44 17 Norf S. 5s 2014 7 Norf 4s '96 139 138 139 25 Nor 107 107 9 Nor 4s '97.
.120 120 8 NorPac 3s 2047 89 89 40 Nor St 4 4s'48 28 3 OWRRN 3s'60 23 3s 074. 8 PenCAir 14 3s 75. .105 105 105 3 PenRR 181...126 126 126 PenRR 123 123 45 '60 86 8 Pere 30 PhilEl 105 105 6 Phil Ry 4s'37 23 6 PitCCoal '65. 2 Rdg '95. 8 RioGW 4s '49 10 SILSF 5s '50B.
120 46 80 StLSF 45 10 StLSW rf 5s .102 102 102 10 StPKCSL 58 58 SeaAL 6s '45. 78 78 108 SeAL Soc-Vac inc 3s 87. 32 SoPac $68.....106 106 106 53 SoPac '81. 110 18 SoPac '69 12 SoPac SOPSFT 49 '50 Or 1 1 6s $56 118 118 118 10 SouRy en 5s. .135 135 3 45 '56 10 SWBell 5 '85 49 ThAve 59 '60 81 5 Un Oil Cal 3s 104 104 UnPac '76 107 107 107 3 Wab '91 94 94 94 4 Ward Sh 4s 2361 88 88 13 Md 4s '52 ..108 108 108 36 WPac 2014 114 114 35 West Un '60 103 52 WestUn '50 Wh Stl 1 Wilson 3s '58 18 WisCen 4s '49 86 5 WisC 4s SD 49 49 49 FOREIGN BONDS 8 Arg 4s '72 Feb Arg '71 10 Australia 55 16 Austral '56 '26-57 1 Braz '27-57 831 83 1 Buen A Au $76 97.
97. 97 Buen A '77 2 Canada 4s '60 Chile 6s '60 asd. 1 Chile 6s Jan '61a 11 Chile 6s Feb '61a. 3 Copenh 5s '52 100 100 100 15 Colomb 3s 2 Costa 79 '51 34 34 34 I Denmk 6s '42 101 101. 101 4 Denmk '62 10 Grk 6s '68 pt pd IN'S Wales 5s '57 10 Peru 1st 65 '60 25 25 25 Approxirnate final total bond sales today.
$200,000. Dairy Markets JOBBING BUTTER- in single boxes of 30 pounds, score. individual prints, 52.81c a pound; 92-score, pound prints. 50.58c: creamery, in single, boxes of 62 pounds, 93-score, pound solids, 51.06c. in case lots, without cartons, extra large, 45.7 a dozen; large 43.7; medium sized, 38.7c.
WHOLESALE EGGS--Nearby brown, extras, 39c a medium sized, 36c; pullets not quoted. AVERAGE BOND PRICES 20 10 10 10 Rails Indus Utils For'n Net Tuesday .103.0 78.3 Monday .102.6 103.8 107.3 78.2 Week 103.8 107.5 78.2 Month 103.6 107.5 78.8 Year 104.4 107.4 73.8 1946 105.2 109.5 79.0 1946 103.6 107.1 75.7 1945 105.5 108.5 76.7 1945 96.2 103.4 106.8 68.1 TEN LOW YIELD BONDS Tuesday, 118.4; Monday, 118.3; week ago, 118.6; month ago, 118.6; year ago, 117.8; 1946 high, 120.2; 1946 low, 118.0; 1945 high, 118.7; 1945 low, 116.2. 1946 low (By the Associated Press) OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS ON PAGE 17 FOR YOUR GARDEN FOR SALE Big. strong Cabbage, Cauliflower, Tomato. Romaine and Iceberg Lettuce plants; Annuals in great variety; Evergreens.
RANDALL'S NURSERIES, South Reading. dSu7t my23 Antiques, Stamps, Coins STAMPS. 3000. U. S.
and foreign, mounted, Nebr. mint. Call Gar. 4010. WSu my29 HAVE you any stickpins? Write 474.
Globe office myl CAUTION In answering advertisem*nts DO NOT send your references, letters of recommendation. Army or Navy discharge papers or photographs to a Postoffice copies or Globe office box. when requested. GIFT SHOP $10.000 profit a year at least for enterprising man and wife or single person. One of the finest gift and Jewelry shops in New England not far from Boston.
Well established and highly regarded in the wholesale and retail fields. carrying all the recognized lines of gifts, jewelry and nationally advertised greeting cards. Reason for selling- -illness. Inventory of stock. May 15.
total price $22.500 cash. 439, GLOBE WFSu my 29 WORK WANTED Are you behind in production? Packing, bagging, bottling of any pronacts. Work that requires hand operation. Write 0 413, Globe Office 3t my28 Combination Road House-Tea Room Plus Shell Gas Station, 3 pumps: also 6 rms. available for living quarters.
2 acres of pine grove. adaptable for building overnight cabins, on very busy Route Price $21,500, Mortgage $12,000. Call Amirault and Hadad 93 Mass. Cop. 0138-39: Boston.
WF my 29 Senator Carter Glass Democrats, Republicans Praise Dean of Senate WASHINGTON, May 28 (UP)-The House and Senate, after sessions today, recessed in respect to Senator Carter Glass, of Virginia, father of the Federal ReSystem and dean of the Senate, who died early this morning at the age of 88. Funeral services for Glass, whose death from congestive heart failure came after a long illness, will be held at his Lynchburg, home, Montview, Thursday at 3 p. m. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery there. He leaves a wife, the former Mary Scott Meade.
Both Republican and Democratic Senators eulogized the distinguished Virginian, one of the Senate's most outstanding and colorful members until his illness in recent years kept him away from the Capitol. Glass, called the "Unreconstructed Rebel" by the late President Roosevelt, had served in Congress since 1902 except for several years as Secretary of the Treasury under President Woodrow Wilson. The House, which had scheduled its annual memorial services for other members of Congress who had died during the past year, held those ceremonies and then adopted a resolution to adjourn out of respect to Glass. Glass, who had been unable to attend Senate session since June, 1942, was serving term which expires in 1949. had served as fie chairman of the powerful Senate years, and McKellar, who has filled Appropriations Committee for many the post in his absence, is expected to become permanent chairman.
Glass' Death Brings Sorrow to Truman WASHINGTON, 28. (AP) President Truman wrote Mrs. Carter Glass that death today of her husband, the Virginia Senator, "brings to me the sorrow that comes with the loss of a beloved personal friend." Josiah C. Norcross Josiah C. Norcross, 75, of 35 doin Cambridge, electrical engineer associated with the Boston Edison Company for 25 years until his retirement in 1941, died yesterday.
He was graduated from Phillies Exeter Academy and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. For a number of years, he had supervised the construction of power plants in the South for the General Electric Company. He leaves a a daughter, Mrs. Thomas M. Chadwick of Newburg, N.
a son, Nathan C. Norcross of Oakland, a sister, Mrs. Edfard N. Burke of Little Boars Head, N. and a brother, Nicholas G.
Norcross of Lowell. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the Talbot Memorial Chapel of the Lowell Cemetery, Mrs. C.
M. Coleman QUINCY, May 28-Mrs. Catherine M. Coleman, 59, of 86 Glover resident here for the past 24 years, died today at her home. She leaves a husband, William B.
Coleman; two sisters, Helen Rea and Sister Mary Elizabeth of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent DePaul of Buffalo, N. Y. and two brothers, John J. Rea of Charlestown and James J.
Rea of Somerville. John I. Boudreau NEWTON, May 28-A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated in St. Jean L'Evangeliste Church Friday at 9 a. m.
for John I. Boudreau, 49, of 55 Jackson road, patrolman attached to the M. D. C. Riverside station in Auburndale, who died yesterday.
An expert on artificial resuscitation and a good swimmer, Boudreau received many commendations for saving children from the Charles River. Born Newton, he was employed at the New England Spun Silk Company, Brighton, for 12 years before his appointment as a patrolman in 1934. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Barbara (Tierney) Boudreau; a mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Boudreau of Newton; two daughters, Jeane Marie and Elizabeth Ann; two sons, James J.
and John I. two sisters, Mrs. Maude Forgeron and Mrs. Celina Gaudette, and a brother, Simon. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Waltham.
Mrs. Anna Alquist SAUGUS, May 28-Mrs. Anna Alquist, 67, 30 Western was found dead in bed today by her daughtern-law, Mrs. Harriet Alquist. Medical examiner Dr.
Lawrence Cusick pronounced death due to natural causes. Mrs. Alquist was a member of the Rebekahs. Jacob Schneider LITCHFIELD, N. May 28-Funeral services for Jacob Schneider, 71, will be held at the Litchfield Presbyterian Church Thursday New England Electrotype Comafternoon.
a He was employed by the pany, Boston. George F. Abbott SALEM, May 28-Funeral services for George F. Abbott, senior member of the contracting firm of George F. Abbott and Son will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 in the Full Memorial Chapel.
He died Monday at his home, 54 Hawthorne st. New Ball Point Pens RETAILING at $6.95. All fundamental quality performance this type pen. Colorful, streamlined design. Real opportunity dealers, distributors all Eastern States.
Phone, wire, write details, S. TAUBMAN, West 34th New York City 1. dSu7t my 29 LOOK IT OVER MAY 30-JUNE 1-2. Sanborn's Ledge Wood. Maine.
RESTAURANT. and cabin location, 90 miles from Boston, Frontage both sides U. S. Route 40 acres, complete equipment, Las. 5827 write R.
M. SANBORN, Newtonville, Mass. PAWNSHOP FOR SALE OUTRIGHT OR active, experienced, responsible man with at least $15.000 to invest: exceedingly well established. good going. remunerative: long lease on building at reasonable rent: seller has other interests.
Write to D. SESSLER, 62 Englewood Brighton. Mass. 2t my 28 ACCORDION TEACHER FOR SALE--A well established school 50 miles from Boston, available on or before July 1st. Would be very profitable for man or teacher or both.
Other instruments taught. A 180. Globe office. my 29 Extra Fine Grocery AND provision store: with truck: long record of prosperity; chance to make $10,000 yearly: owner retires. Fred'k H.
Jackson. 101 Tremont Lib.9139. RADIO MAN WOULD like to make connections in bus. as partner, Curtin set Nahant. Nah.
143-W. TWSu my 28 Adirondack Lawn Chairs PACKED in sealed cartons. retail store. price $2.50. WOODCRAFT SHOP, 424 Belmont.
Worcester 4. Mass. my 29 Retail Milk Business FOR SALE. 900 qts. retail, about 1100 qts.
wholesale, north of Boston. Write 263. Globe office. WSu my 29 LAUNDRY ROUTE LAUNDRY, dry cleaning route in FURNITURE, ETC. FURNITURE SACRIFICE 3 Rooms Furniture Complete.
$155 For Quick Sale Unclaimed Furniture From Warehouse Includes 5-Pc. Kitchen Set, 3-Pc. Living Room Set, Bedroom Set, Spring Mattress, Pillows, Tables, Ice Box, Dishes, Linoleums, etc. Everything Guaranteed. Free Delivery and Storage.
Reliable Party Can Take Over Everything for $2.50 Weekly. Call Han. 3642 for Appointment Algood's Furniture Co. 783 Washington Boston Open Wed. and Sat.
Eves. Till 9 SuMWF my26 WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE Thrift Group, $145 CONSISTS of maple bedrm. set, kitchen set, living rm. set. lamp.
coffee table, sacrifice, $2 weekly. STANDARD HOME OUTFIT, $245 WATERFALL bedrm. set, spring and mattress. 5-pc. heavy maple kitchen set, 3-piece parlor set, 9x12 rug.
floor lamp. coffee table, radio. sacrifice, $3 weekly. DE LUXE HOME OUTFIT, $345 HIGH-GRADE mahogany bedrm. set, chair, inner spring mattress.
coil. spring, porcelain kitchen set, linoleum, steel refrigerator, dishes, very fine 3-piece parlor set. 9x12 rug, floor lamp. coffee table, 2 end tables, Motorola radio, sacrifice. $4 weekly, Worth $695.
Above as good as new. Fully guaranteed. Our location saves you money. NR. DOVER-ST.
EL. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Free storage, free delivery, Han. 9263 1080 A Washington Boston UNCLAIMED NEW FURNITURE 3 ROOMS COMPLETE $169 Bedroom Suite. Parlor and Kitchen Sets, Mattress, Spring, Lamps, Tables.
Radio, Pictures, Rugs. Customer leaving town, $2.50 weekly to responsible party. WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO. 810 Washington Boston. HUB.
4792 OPEN SAT. EVENINGS Unclaimed Furniture SACRIFICE SALE $169 3 RMS. of better furniture, bedroom set complete, parlor and kitchen set. 9x12 rug. lamp, coffee table, radio.
electric iron, as good as new. fully guaranteed. $2.50 weekly to responsible party. NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. 791 1 Washnigton Boston Lib.
7962 dSu31t myl RUGS WANTED Orientals Domestics WE PAY THAN "SO CALLED" PRIVATE BUYERS 889 ARMORY Boylston CO. St. COM. 4045 dSut31t myl Want Piano GRAND OR SPINET Living and dining room sets for my home. Pay top price.
Ken. 0801. 5t my 27 Marble Top Tables Wanted ROSE and grape furniture, picture frames, antiques and china. LOWELL ST. ANTIQUE SHOP 10 Lowell Boston: Tel.
Laf. 4276 Sud5t my 26 HAND BRAIDED RUGS! COLLECTION 75, beautiful rugs, Cape Cod colonial designs, room size 8x10 and smaller. 113 Pacific Rockland: tel. 1553. GROPEY'S WILL BUY Marble top furniture, picture frames.
clocks, bric-a-brac, oil paintings, etc. 11 LOWELL CAP. 2595 my 27 IF IT'S FURNITURE, we will fix it good as new. 40 years Repairing, Refinishing, Renovating furniture of every description at Reasonable Prices. Try it.
'Phone GAR. 4840. 40 my27 WE BUY ALL KINDS OF household goods, top prices paid. GLICK'S FURNITURE STORE. 680 Dudley Gar.
7960. Sud6t my26 Mattresses Remade 8-HOUR service. WALT, 573 Main Wal. 0226. Sud6t my 26 Silver Tea Set Wanted AND silver serving pieces.
Asp. 8362. my 26 OWNER will sacrifice upright piano, Rood condition, may be seen morning May 30. HEFFERNAN, 505 Pleasant Malden. Apt.
310. SALE -Haviland set. Spode Staffordshire, Limoges, plates. pitchers, cups and saucers. platers, vases.
sandwich. Waterford, other old glass; open May all day to 8 p. m. 88 Kirkland st. Cambridge.
my 29 3-PC. living room set. newly upholstered, $175. Mrs. Mary E.
Murphy. 17 Fairfield Watertown. 2-PIECE upholstery set. down filled. also upholstered chair.
good condition, $125. Las. 3249. Dorchester, marking machine sale. ED.
and 1940 Dodge panel truck for GRAHAM, Tal. 9085. my 28 Delicatessen TAKES $1000 weekly, finest possible location. very reasonable overhead: will finance. NICHOLS.
294 Washington Room 205; Han. 0299. RETAIL MILK DEALERS EX-MARINE would like to purchase small dealer with one or more routes. 421. Globe office.
my 28 PRINT SHOP WANTED EQUIPPED to set type for trade: Linotype and misc. Reply 429. Globe office. my 29 QUICK SALE GOING auto radiator business. owner must sell, Call Bea.
1060. my 29 GROCERY AND MEAT BUSINESS- Weekly $1200: rent $50: lease; same owner 30 years; price $7500. Ken, 2289 or Com. 2397, ACTIVE PARTNER wanted. one willing to furnish all financing: new business venture: dairy bar luncheonette: specializing in ham eggs "cooked in have ability leased Hotel loca.tion: small investment.
U. S. P. O. Box 688.
Medford. BEAUTY salon, in good location. latest equipment, good income, cash and terms, good reason for selling. Tel. Laf.
6187. my 29 CONTRACTOR wanted with overequipment. for steady work all year, large quantity, children's knitted outerwear. Reply in detail with references Box 769, 1474 Broadway, N. Y.
2t my 28 CANDY and nut rent. shop. excellent Boston, good opportunity for right party. $3500 cash. location, low Write 436.
Globe office. CITY'S oldest market with beer and wine, no competition. must sell. partners disagree. DAVIS.
Cap, 6340; 6 Beacon, Suite 625. 2t my 28 EXPORTER of embroidered linen, all dresses. handblouses and table made. JOZEFA BLASKO. Krakovary 24.
Okr. Siestary, Tchecoslovaquie. my 28 used. FURNITURE a good going cash business. business.
new and 10 miles from Boston on main highway. about $6000 cash. Write for appointment. A 115. Globe.
FOR SALE -Est. specialty shop in non-competitive business section, owners Gen. 3135 or Gar. 3847 after disagree, must sacrifice. $1800.
Call 6 p. m. FOR SALE- Shoe shine, shoe repairing. hat cleaning, 5 miles from Brockton: will sacrifice, 302. Globe office.
3t my29 FOR SALE -Variety Store. at weekly bus stop. business: guarantee owner leaving over state. Phone $800 Tro. 7173.
FOR SALE Restaurant (12) twelve for miles, selling. from Call Col. 8089 for appt. Boston; illness reason dSu5t my 29 FOR SALE Building wrecking business. 25.500 sq.
ft. of. land and stock and all necessary equipment. truck. Lynn 2-3134.
dSu7t my23 FOR SALE Meat. fruit grocery market. 3995 Wash. Roslindale. 8 a.
p. m. FOR SALE Two Showcases. my 29 Hig. 6484.
GOAT DAIRY. WAACTES SINGER. house, barn. 393 equipment. Britannia Meriden, Conn.
20 my must be sold at GROCERY illness. Gar. 9511. WSu my 29 GIFT and card shoppe for sale. nice location.
Col. 2490. HARDWARE and novelty shop. hours of MR, 11 a. m.
to 3 p. Mal. 5173-M. GILBERT. between the my 28 ICE CREAM mEg and retail SINGER, bustness.
house included. WM. 393 Britannia Meriden Conn. my29 LUNCH- and ice cream 246 route in factory. at Broadway, Boston.
Saturday. June p. m. MARKET- -Frts. quick STOC.
sale. fish: good corner: for count illness, including stock, $1200. 2918 Wash. Roxbury. my 29 RELIABLE PARTY-To own and operate route U.
S. postage stamp machines (spare or full time), excelJent no experience necessary. $395 immediate interview. cash investment required. For write.
give phone number, A 105. Globe office. my 27 RECORD SHOP- Thriving business center: only complete record shop in city of over 100.000 populationi cash. $6500. 344.
Globe office. WFS my 29 SPEED BOATS Business: ready to open season: nothing to do or buy. just start operating. $20.000 cash, Write only to WIN HEALY, 402 Tremont Poston Mass. my SOM shop, large bus.
iness. easily handled. price only $300. 47 Holland Som. 4740.
WANTED -Summer resort location fount. suitable for delicatessen luncheonette. SAMUEL BORNSTEIN, 119 Peterborough Com. 6579. my 29 WOODWORKING plant with plenty of pine lumber, open for contract work.
A 199. Globe Office. my 29 VARIETY STORE. Medford. sac.
Other interests write 442 Globe. 11-ROOM lodging house clean. $450, rent $45. OWNER, 18 Rutland st. Hotel, Restaurant Supplies POTATO PEELER.
dishwashers, bake ovens. fryers, mixers, toasters, fans. cooking utensils. CORVINE. 85 Union Boston.
dSu7t my24 WANTED WANTED -Job lots of new bottles. jars and jugs; any quantity. Write 0 174. Globe office. dSust my29 WANTED Old furnaces.
Iron, rags. papers, mas. and all kinds of metals. Call Gar. 8289.
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