THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1951 Eighteen PROPOSALS BOARD OF SEAL ESTATE COM- Thomas G. O'Donnoll EDDIE WELCH N. Y. Curb Stocks MISSIONEKS Or THE till BOSTON INVITATION FOR LM? pniAi mat i faui af JldJCwafAwForw (Complete Closinr Prices) Narragansett 'Caps ABC vend 64 'Jerry O'Mah 1 u.nr FIRST RACE $2300. claiming 3' 1.
2 44 At. Briu war. 2 Acme Alum 6 Jim Brown Str. Jim Brown pr. to.
Average Bay Stater Has $704 in Savings Bank By JOHN HARRIMAN CONSENSUS olds and up, 6 furiongs. 1 Funeral Service SOUTH BOSTON JOSEPH T. SULLIVAN, Successor 88 WEST BROADWAY SOUTH BOSTON 8-3088 Aero Sup 2' parser Taz Kan pr. .100 Ainsworth Air Assoc. 1 LnaitricK.
isk 7 Soundings, Sanders ft Hoo Is It. Borgemenke 2 Charneil. No Boy 27 Kawneer Figures in consensus show comparative ratings based on five Daily Racing Form selectors, allowing 5 point for 1st (today's best 7 points), 2 for 2d. 1 tor 3d. 154 94 96 Ala Gt Sou.
Ala Pw of 110 113 ..107 108 lift .188 .101 ins 13 Seemly. No Boy Alaska IV, rtl ifc 20-1 20-1 4 Hoopset, Martin 5 Dims A Dozen. Jewell Alien Brew Key Co King Seel Kings Lt Kirby Pet Kirk Lake Klein (D E) Knott 12 Lazy Pat. No Boy Alum Ind 10 Am Hard Rub DEATH NOTICES H3 DEATH NOTICES BARTER In Somerville. July S4.
Margaret -ife of the late George Barter of 35 Hamlet St. Funeral services at her late residence. "Thursday. July 26. at 2 p.
m. Relatives and friends invited. Late member of D. A. V.
Auxiliary and Gold Star Mothers. BOLAND In Charlestown, July 22. 1951. Mary (Dnscolli Boland. beloved wife of the late William H.
Boland of 100 Baldwin st. rer. Funeral from the Frank H. Carr Funeral Home. 220 Bunker Hill Thursday, at 8:15.
Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St Francis de Sales' Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.
BRINDLEY Of Dedham. in Philadelphia. July 23. William of 79 Oakland st. Funeral from the Hugh Cannon Funeral Home.
437 High on Friday morning at 8:13. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary's Church at 8 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Late veteran of World Wars 1 and II.
Visiting hours irom 2 to 3 and 7 to 10 p. m. BURKE In Milton. July 23. Thomas J.
Beloved son of the late Thomas and Catherine Burke (nee Greeley) and brother of Mrs. Frank Fanning. Funeral from his late, residence, ai state t. on Thursday. July 26 at lue Dip, isk Am Laun 108 aentas, acawinorn Howell-Sullivan in Cambridge.
Am Marac 6 July 24.Mary fGaudet) Sullivan Howell. 9Vj 27 8 28' 4 4 9 11'4 3i 9 4'i 84 7 18 '4 26 19'. a 13'. 22 of 22 Newtowne court, mother of Bar 9 Mischlanza. Catalano 103 20-1 Kropp For Kreug Brew L'Aiglon Ap xd Lake Shore Lakey Fdy bara Hennessey.
Joan Howell. Robert Am rat pf 323 AmPot Sc Ch A 35 Am 364 Am Repub 32 Am Superpow. SECOND RACE 82300. claiming. 4- Last year the American people saved about If this 6eems a great deal of money, consider the year 1944, when we saved well over $35,000,000,000.
Furthermore, our 1944 savings were salted away out Lanst and John buinvan. Funeral from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home. 907 Massachusetts Cambridge. Friday at 8 a.
m. Reauiem Hish Mass at St. ear-olds and up. 1 1-8 miles. 3 Dream Champ.
Davern 1 Play- Request, Rodriguez 112 Lawr Cem. Am super pf .113 Am Thread pf. 4i And Ir Oil 12 6- 4-' Mary's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.
Visiting hours Le Tourneau. Lionel Cp new Locke Lone Star 6-1 Red Taz, No Boy 112 Argus cam S1 Ark Gas 153 2 to a and 7 to 10 p. m. 112 10- ort. Richards Best Eire 3est 2U 39 4 Alanay.
No Boy JOHNSON In Somerville. July 23 Ark Gas A 16V 12- Louis 8c 112 Adoiph r. Jonnson. husband of the late 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 of personal incomes in total some 23 percent less than our Ark Pf. 1 12 Ji Louis PL 6 pf.H04 Armst Rub A.
19'. Lynch Cp I6V4 6 Capt. Gallagher, No Boy 11 1 Abby's Rhymer, Jewell 112 109 ivenie (Gotmunai Johnson, of 63 win ms low av. Services at the Berglund Funeral Home. 292 Mass.
Arlington, Thursday July 26. at 2 o'clock. Rela xpetotoe, Jewen 8 Little 3tlc- No Boy 9 Blue Clover. No Boy Aro.iwiuip 10 14 Afpinook 17'i Maine Svc 14Vi Asso Laund 4 Marion Shov 13Vi 113 112 ft a. Reauiem High Mas at Asso 71 THIRD RACE 12300.
claiming. 4- Atlan Fish tives and friends invited. Late member of Fylgia Lodge V. O. and Carpenters Union.
Local No. 51, visiting hours year-olds and up. 8 furlongs. PARKING FACILITY ON PFASL, MILK AND CONGRESS STREETS, BOSTON PROPER. The Board of Real Estate Commissioners of the City of Boston, hereinafter called the Board, invites from individual citizens of the united States and corporations or ether legal associations wherein the controlling interest to the extent of at least over one-half thereof is owned by citizen or citizens of the United States, proposals for leasing for a term of six (6) months beginning September 1.
1951 and ending February 28. 1952. the public parkin facility situated in Boston and containing approximately forty-five thousand (45.000) square feet of land at Pearl Street. Milk Street and Congress Street. Boston Proper, upon the covenants, agreements and conditions contained in the form of lease which with the form of proposal, may be obtained daily (except Saturdays.
Sundays and holidays between 9:00 A. M. and 5:00 P. M. at the office of the Board.
Room 809. City Hall Annex. Court Street. Boston. Proposals shall be submitted In duplicate on forms obtained as aforesaid.
Each copy of the proposal shall be properly filled out. signed, enclosed in an envelope, sealed, and marked "Proposal for Leasing of Public Parking Facility on Pearl Milk and Congress Streets. Boston Proper." One copy of that proposal, accompanied bv a bid deposit of S2000 made under the terms stated in the forms of Droposal. in the form of cah or a certified rhe'ek-on. or a certificate of deposit 'ssued by a responsible bank or trust ccm panv, payable to the Cltv pf Boston, shall be filed with the Board at itg said office on or before 3:00 P.
August 9. 1951, at which tim and place all proposals will be publicly onened and read. The other topy of the proposal shall be filed bv the bidde' before said day and hour at the office of the Cit" Auditor. Cuy Hall. School Street.
Boston. No oronosal shall be jvitndrswn after the day and hour hereinbfor set for the opening of proposals. The Board reserves the right reject any and all proposal HERMAN CAP10. Chairman. WTLLTAM VFFSLR TJUTT TP BrMNFTT.
tVaNTE. 'DRTSCOLL. THOMAS F. MchONOUOH. Borci of Re' Estate Commissioners of the City of Boston.
WSu jy25 'McWill Dred 14i 884 Mead John 16 St. Agatha's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. rAIT.HNj-In rnrchestr July 24. Atl est Co 6 Blue sage.
Davern I07 9-1 lWendiao. Dewitt 117 5-1 Atlas Cp war. 7 to 9 p. m. o'4'Menasco Mf 2' 21' F.ll.n me O'Rrienl.
beloved Wife JUDGE In West Somerville. July 23. 10 Top Foot. 110 4-1 Atlas Fly Auto Stl Pd 19ol. William husband of Li lian A of Dennis D.
Callahan and mother of Rev. John D. Callahan of St. John's roster friae. rucnaras -11 Dandv Foot.
Burr 108 6-: Mesabi Iron 7 Va Metal Tex 5 Mich 7 Mich Sug pf 8S Microm Hone. 121, 34 4 Bald Sec 16 Salerno. Burr 112 6-: ODonCghue) Judge of 140 Highland road. Funeral from the George L. Doherty Funeral Home.
855 Broadwav Seminary. Mary Helen C. Agnes and Joseph F. Callahan. Funeral Mid St 14 Barium atl Basic Refr Bell Tel Bellan Aire Midvale 17 from her late residence.
8 Kozella st. off Adams near King st.i. on Friday. Julv 27. at 9 a.
m. Solemn Re-nuipm HiffV, Mau at St Ann's Church N'BAGANSETT ARLINGTON Hools lt 19 Delhannah 12 Chaltrick 12 Lictor Soundings 6 Like A Breeze 8 Play Request 20 Sun Spin lg Capt Gall'gher 10 Mr Cowboy 8 Quatrefoil 6 Kings Road 7 Wendigo 14 Astro Top Foot 11 Commandant 11 Blue Sage 7 Bugle 6 New Pomp 13 TownShelk 13 Isograde 12 One Twelve 11 Toe 6 Mommy 10 Yes You 23 Fresh Breeze 17 Sower Drunk 11 Convldado 1 auntedid 8 Mr Smug In Taste 18 Circus Clown 1 QuUSpng 7 Wqndnng Tony Jay 3 Tidv Sum 12 Realtor 22 Hill Gail 21 Apsley 10 Primate Swadelle 10 Oh Leo Gay Courier 2 Witch Sir lg I Hippodrome 7 Bocky Sir I Royal Scot 3 Frisk We Hone 14 'Eternal Brie! 17 Unaop'achable MellaValenti 3 Luimores8 Mia Black Lands End 1 I BoloPat 1 Ray Brown MONMOUTH JA.MA-SA-T Druid's Lyrics 22 Cloudburst 21 Colleen Bawn 11 7 Hopeful Sue 5 Merry Reward 7 WarGlano; 14" Challcote Bullow- io Prince Ransom 8 Overlord THer0 fay'fiss Gambler 3 Miehtv Son a Glorious E'ma 17 Algerian 20 Alamsnda 3 Frigid Ourlette 5 Turmeric Sister Louise 18 Mansnhick 2 Porto Bello 11 5 Sail Cloth 6 Bluj Helmet 4 Boot All 20 Hannibal 25 Two Rainbows 6 rf i Nothlrdchance 5 CJiMieJteAam 4 Bug Juice 13 Scrappy 20 Ac? Scholar 14 Nipbe 9 PemantDay 5 Intelligence 6 Blackmont 19 Keep Watch 18 CounterPlot 10 Campos Erown Fox 7 Mill Point Mid-W Ref 3i Bickford? 10 Ncponset. at 10 o'clock. Relatives and Birds SFd Blauners 1 sedulous, inompson fill Winged. Destasio 117 8-: 12 Can Locate.
No Boy. 117 loll Tattoo. Pollard 113 12- 3 Top Honors, No Boy 108 20- 4 Bidoio. No Boy M08 20- 7 Probation. Jewell "110 20- 8 Eternal May.
No Boy 108 2- 13 Toy Ming. Martinez 108 20-: 13 Engel Man, No Boy 113 20- FOURTH RACE 82300. allowances. 2 friends respectfully invited. Blumenth 3-U 304 15 39 3'.
4 Miller Wohl Miller pr. Mm Cp Can Molybdenum Monog Pict Morris PI Cp. Mont Prod 12 3'. 10V 11 10 12. 6' 2.
21 8M, 35 74 4 13'i CANNEY In West Somerville. July 24. 1951. Neil husband of Mary J. iUY4 Borne Scrym Bowman Gum.
Braz Tr Breeze Cp Br Am Oil Brit Celan Brown Co Mount St iKelleyt Canney of 191 Powderhouse and father of Mrs. Richard V. Mooney. Funeral from the George L. Doherty Funeral Home.
855 Broadway (Powder House sa.l. Thursday morning. Requiem High Mass in St, Clement's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.
m. KAUFMAN In Boston. July 24. Ruth of 116 Longwood Brookline. beloved wife of Beniamin Kaufman.
Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston, on Thursday. July 26. at 12 noon. Friends may call the chapel on Wednesday evening 7-10 p.
m. KELLEY In Somerville. July 23, Mary Kelley (nee Ryan), beloved wife of the late Patrick Kelley. of 7 Adams mother of Miss Anna M. Kelley, Mrs.
Margaret J. Tucker and Mrs. Mona Hammell. Funeral will be from the Bernard Kelly Son Funeral Home. jfcar-oias, ova lunonas.
Mur Oh Mf 21 Va 10 Martha Destasio 12 Powderhouse sq. Friday morning Solemn Mass of Reauiem St. Cath Brown Dis. 19 incomes last year. In 1944, of course, civilian goods were scarce, and people saved in part because there were few goods available upon which they could spend money.
Another factor is that the increase in the cost of living since 1944 has considerably curtailed the ability of many people to save. People Still Saving a Lot of Money In recent months the rate of savings has risen, following a decline ending in May. This decline was not surprising. Not only had rising prices made it more difficult for people to lay aside money, we had a great deal of loose talk about our "declining dollar." And when people think that the dollar is going to go down in value they are more reluctant to save. As a matter of fact, it is a tribute to the common sense of the public that this talk of currency depreciation had no more extensive effect than occurred.
People are still saving a lot of money $3,100,000,000 in the six months ending April 1 is the national figure for savings of all kind. In the same period, Massachusetts mutual savings bank increased their deposits by $27,000,000 from $3,284,000,000 to $3,311,000,000. Figures for the last three months are not yet available, but it is thought that deposits have continued to increase at about the same rate. Brown Co 3pr. 49 '4 Musk Ring.
Muter Co Nat Bel Nat Brew Nat rew pf Nat Fuel Nat Pres Ck erine's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours 108 112 106 114 114 117 113 110 .103 Brown jr pf. 6', 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.
11 toc, Borgemenke 4 Ranch House. Merrier 8 a-Sara Nick. Catalano 3 a-New Pomp, No Boy 6 Isograde, Sconza 7 Handiwork. Jenkins 1 Teddy's Light. No Boy 9- Seafowl.
No Boy 2 Brilliant Maid. No Boy a Locarno, Sconza 194 44 13 14 17 1,4 34 19 rVTFFVF.T Of Rnmerville. Julv 24. J. Ed Nat Rub Mch.
ward. nusDana ot me late Anna ur. 1 1 i.c.n i rhMvpr of 11 Robinson 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 Church Dorchester (Meeting 108 ruat starcn Nat Un Rad Neptune Met. Nestle LeM House Hill) on Thursday. Julv 26.
at 9 o'clock. Solemn Mass of Requiem at Brown jhuD Buckeye B. Bunk Hill Burma Ltd Burry Bis Calam Sug Calg Ed Cal El Pw Calvan Can So Oils wi Can Marconi Cap Transit Carey 4 a-T. Torek and Mrs. W.
C. Greer entry FIFTH RACE $2400. claiming. 4-year-olds and uo. 6 furlongs.
16 Vk 14' 24'. 4 ft r- 35 "a 8. 4 father of Charles L. and J. William of Somerville.
Services at the funeral home of David Fudge Son. 100 Highland Friday at 1 p. m. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday 7-9 n. m.
and Thursday 3-5 and 7-9 P. m. St. Ann's Church, Somerville. at 10 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are in 4 Abbottftown. Thompson 107 Eng T. 1134 Clock 2'4 Zinc 67 Mex ArLd 9 New Pk Mng. vited. Interment St.
JoseDh Ceme 6 Atom Ride. No Boy 105 Interment at Manchester. Mass. 4. rower urunk, Martinez 1 Yes Vnu.
CLEAVELAND Of West Roxbury. Juy 4-1 3-1 8-1 12-1 20-1 20-1 new process bi 109 111 106 infi 104 111 16. carman Carr Bisc. 7 Dauntedid. Burr 3 Full Reward.
Richards 3 Finder Keeper. No Boy Casco Pd Castle -tsest ruiicn. io Boy 167 li. 45', 1 9 i tery. Calling hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.
m. MARTIN In this city. July z-i. James J. iButch).
beloved husband of Helen M. iFlynni Martin, residence 13 Haviland st. Funeral from the Eastman Funeral Home. 896 Beacon Fridav morning at fi.15. Solemn Requiem High at St.
Cecilia's Church at 9 o'cIock. Relatives and friends invited. Late member Hctel Rest. Empl. Local No.
34. A. F. of L. Visiting hours Wednesday.
7 to 10 p. m. and Thursday. 2 to 5 jNiles Bern Nip'sing Mns. "si? I Am'Ray pf I No Cen Tex No'rop Aire 1.
tawin oroiner ur i.uri Cleaveland and Mrs. John A. Johnson of 20 Parklawn road. Services at the Folsom Funeral Chapel. Belgrade Roslindale.
Thursday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited Chapel visiting hours Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p. m. Catalin THE Nw York Central System will bu Fiiel Oil for the heating e-son l51-10i2 unde- Serial Contract No.
12-195) DetaMs ohtir-able from undersigned. Sealed hids must submitted bv 12:00 o'c'o'-k noon, D. S. August 7. 1951.
Th Ticfht is reserved to reiert ny and all bids. A. PRENTICE. Manager. Purchases A- Stores.
466 Ixington New York 17. N.Y. TV4tJy24 DOGS. CATS. PETS BOXERS SIXTH RACE $2500.
allowances. 6 furlongs. (Jen 111 Sec Cen Pw pr. 12 16 1 4 J-? Novadel Ag Consensu. Brt Ret.
cei jn stl I 1 COLETTI Frances L. iGavuslio) in West 8 lOh BrB El Century 10 'a Ohio Pw rf 6 Phoenicia, Fisk 117 5 In Taste, Scawthorn 117 2 Quiz Song. Borgemenke 101 3 Sylvan Rock. B. Mitchell.
117 7 Pluckv Star. Wilder "110 1 Happy Bound, Davern ...11 8 Tonv Jay. No Boy 106 4 Lois Cheer. No Boy 101 4.1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 6-1 10-1 1Q-1 15-1 and 7 to io. OJuincy.
July z-i. tne Deiovea wiie oi Romeo L. Coletti of 196 Common st. R.nosinsr at the Sweeney Funeral Scarborough Results Cessna Aire. Chesebrough MacADAM Of Arlington.
July 23. James 50 108 31 9 38 17 33s 3-year- Air vtc Chief Mng. H. FIRST RACE Claiming. S800 husband of Mary iCrooKsf Mac-Adam, of 350 Mystic st.
Services at the Saville Chanel. 418 Massachusetts Arlington. Wednesday. July 25. at 2 p.
m. Visiting hours 7-9 p. m. SEVENTH RACE $2800, 3-year-olds and up. 1 1-18 allowances, miles.
Okla Ga. 65'. ioiiv Un 10 lOlymD 1, O'okiep i (Overseas Sec 25'. Pac 6 4a 4 Pf IP Ltg 4.40 Pf 32' iPc Pet Ltd 7.00 7.00 Tn.P-l'troond 4 .00 Furthermore, our deposits per capita in Massachusetts savings banks are at the high level of $704 (as of Oct. 1, 1950), compared with $495 back in 1940.
Home. 74 Elm Quincy Center, until Thursday mornin at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Reauiem at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock.
Relatives and Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours. Tuesday 7 to 10 and Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. m. 1 Swadelle.
Burr. 1 If) 304 28', Clark Con Clarost Mf Claude Neon. Clay Lam Clinch c- 1 ni.mnt ifianter). A.ov MAGRI Of Readville. July 24, Antonio.
100 hiiicOanrl of rancls inpe Time. 1:13.5. Guerryton. At Ease. A Henry? Double Chance.
Air. r.i.! also ran. 4 Realtor. Scawthorn 107 6 Fly Around, Fisk Ill 5 Snorkel, Davern 104 7 Arcave, No Boy 117 3 Great Shuffle. DpWitt.
lis 7 1 1. CONNOR In Nashua. N. July 23. AMP'OV SIRED BV LFS.niNCI sTrn of RwF.Fn- M.sn hoi'sf- WROKFV FF.LES; ALL A.
K. C. RF.G. EV9-nfMMI. c6TTfF? Corkers.
re? MRS DINEEN. 164 Green. ME 4-3203. fit Jy2i SHFPHRD pups'for sale" JAMES V. MELITO.
9 Estey Rqxburv. dSu7t jy23 "THOROUGHBRED male co*cke-. vear old FL 4-8690. MRS. MCCARTHY, 65 Inman Camb.
2t jy24 of 35 West Milton and father of Joseph and Josephine and brother of Logrezia Magri. Funeral from Pennac- 2- 1 3- 1 3-1 10-1 5-1 15-1 15-1 20-1 4- 8 pf iPancoast Oil wi srmNn RACE Claiming, WOO, 4- 3 5 7 8 Apsley, Jewell "lO.i Pancoast Oil 1 1 oiv fiirlnnBft. Club Al co*ckshutt Colonial Airl. Colonial Sd Commod Hot. Comm Sv.
chio Sons Hyde Park Junerai ome 2 Curruhuinca, Davern 5 114 ShipsPaSs Griffi8 5.00 2.80 2.40 1166 River st. (in Logan near 3i 12. Pantep Oil Parker Pen 43 Clearv sq.) Hyde Park, on Saturday is; at Solemn Hifih Mass at St Cons Engin 24 Fenin Tel Anne's Church at 9 a. m. Bereaved Cons Mng Ipln Tel nr" SI Penn Traf 1 39 22 5 14 familv will receive visiting relatives and friends between the hours of Fred beloved husband of stasia nee Walsh) Connor.
Funeral from the home of Malcolm Connor. 202 Ash Winchendon, Thursday. July 26, at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Reauiem in St.
Mary's Church. Winchendon at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. CROWLEY In Boston.
July 22. 1951. Margaret M. Crowley, beloved daughter of the late MarRaret (White) and Michael Crowley. Sister of Mary Crowley.
Boston. Daniel J. Crowley. 200 Wachusett Jamaica Plain. Funeral from the Frank H.
Carr Funeral Home. -r DunVar Hill Charlestown. 4- 1 3-1 5- 1 10-1 12-1 8-1 ni nX Pennroad. EIGHTH RACE S230O. claiming, year-olds and up.
1 1-16 miles. 1 Royal Scot, Fi.k 120 2 Gay Courier, Burr "112 7 Hippodrome. Roberts 115 3 Zanella, Davern 115 4 Tidbits. Jewell 6 Reigh Jane, No 5 Milan Boy, Medara 108 Mr Blueblood. Jewell.
106 8 Hair Tonic, Richards 113 2-5 and 7-10. 22 Pa pr. 1094 M4HTTK Tn "RrooVlme. Julv 24. Karl 43i Pa Cook Pt v.
Corby Dis A. DEATH NOTICES 104 Don Dinero Linwood Blue (Martini. Time. 113.4. Fanchea, Auro Poro.
Southampton. Sister G. Steeple Girl, Thanksalot B-Forty-Eight also ran. DAILY DOUBLE Ten Pins and Ships Pass paid SK.50. THIPD RACE Claiming.
S1000, 4-year-vear-olds. 5'j furlongs. 6al Royal 6.20 3.40 2.80 Adorant (FrancioUoi 3.40 J.WJ Korth Park Martin Andy's Chance. Janearicl, Rod. Lady Port.
Eddie Leonard, also ran. Time l.u. FOURTH RACE Claiming. $2500. 2- Cornuc rt 68 20 21 1 Peoperell Phila Co Pierce Gov STOVER In Brighton.
July .22, Alberta Martin of 152 Allston west mea-ford. husband of M. Priscilla Martin. Funeral services at the Bigelow Chapel. Mt.
Auburn Cemetery. Cambridge, on Cornuo CI 12-1 15-1 20-1 Coro Inc Thursday. July 26. at 2 P. m.
NINTH RACE S2300. claiming. 4-year oldsand up. 1 1-8 miles. 56 Pioneer Biper Aire Pit Lake E.
Pit Metallu Polaris Mn The people of this state have increased their deposits in mutual savings banks by $484,000,000 over the past 10 years. 85 in U. S. Bonds and Real Estate Mortgages Of the $3,311,000,000 which the Massachusetts savings banks hold for their depositors, roughly 85 percent is invested in government bonds and real estate mortgages. The banks hold only about $135,000,000 in railroad bonds, $79,000,000 in bank stocks, $71,000,000 in public utilities, and $67,000,000 in the bonds of telephone companies.
Since October last there has been some switching from government bonds to mortgages, with the result that mortgage holdings have risen from 34 percent of investments to about 37 percent. This is largely due to the fact that for the first time mutual savings banks were this year allowed to invest in FHA mortgage home loans outside Massachusetts. A total of $215,000,000 was so invested over the past year. MFEHAN In Dorchester. July 23.
sud 40 1-64 74 7'-', 16. 17 73 u. 33 i (-Roman Jobe. 112 3 We Hope. No Boy 112 8 Unapprochable.
DeWitt. 112 denlv. John, beloved nusDano oi Mary A. Kilroy and father of John J2mes. Thomas, Catherine and Mrs.
Mary M. WftcVielr Funeral from his home. 4 Thursday, at 8:15. Solemn High Mass of Reauiem in St. Cecelia's Church Boston, at 9 a.
m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. T1TV Wnllacfnn Julv H.
1951. Mary 8 6 Adrianna. Davern 14 3.00 Powdr AI Press Met Prod Corn Pug Sd a j. c. a3 Train Friday at 8 a.
followed fflAM'T'. 7.60 4 00 Harpoot (Beauregardi o.OO Vickie Joe- iDela'save" Little Weed. Ail-Right. Pungency 33 4 bv a Solemn Reauiem Mass St Z.60 3.20 also 6-1 3- 1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 6-1 6-1 8-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 Cor Rey Cor Rey pr. Cosden Pet.
Creole Pet Croft Brew Crosley Mot. Crowley Mil Crown Pet Cub Atl Davidson Day Det Gray Ir. Defc Stl Pd Diversy Cp. Dobeckmun Domest Fin Dom Stl A- V. beloved wife of Thomas A.
Daly pf 102 100 112 102 114 112 112 Ann'c fhurrh at 9 Relatives and (nee Corcoran beloved wiie ot Lawrence W. Stover. Residence 61 Faneuil s. Funeral from the P. E.
Murray Funeral Home, 54 Roxbury Roxbury. Thursday. July 26. at 8:15 a. m.
Requiem High Mass at St. Columb-kille's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives) and friends most kindly invited. ment at Calvary Cemetery. Portland, Me.
Visiting hours. 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. T1RRELL In Newton Centre. JH" 24.
Mary Frances (Mahoneyi. wibi of -Albert F. Tirrell. residence 39 Osbomai path. Funeral from the E.
Conroy Funeral Home. 439 WvrtoiEtori Newton Corner. Friday. July 27. at 8 a.
m. Solemn Requiem Hish Moss in Mary Immaculate of Lourcies Churcra at 9 a. m. Relatives and araj most kindly invited. Late menbr oi the Ladies Sodality and Ladies' Auzil- f'? Raytheon 87 144 Fenno St.
Funeral from the Wat i.e. r.mori Home Hanco*ck st friends are respectfully invited to at 1 Lusmores. Medara 2 Tanneke. Jenkins 4 Sainte Odette. Burr.
5 Sure Gift, No 9 Desert Code, 10 All Hostess, Valdes. 11 Sky Chilla. 12 Two Four. Pederson 24 6 Reda Pump tend. Burial in St.
Joseph s. i rr, Solemn Hi eh Mass 4 23 ran. Time 1:09.2. FIFTH RACE Allowances. 88CO year-olds, 6 furlongs.
Asteroide (Magathi 3.40 2.60 Sheridan Sq (Chiappetta) 3.00 MrKAY Of 16 Beaufort road. Jamaica of neoniem at St." Ann's Church at 9 107 1L2 TJiain lHrii. izaDein 2.40 2.60 3'4 2'4 27 11 25Va 17, I Rain'bridEe) wife of the late John a. m. Relatives and friends invited.
Late charter member of St. Anns Women's Club. Visiting hours at the BEST BET SWADELL: 5.00 2" 1ST jw-unrerei 1 111., Hal. McKay, and mother of Mrs. Margaret E.
Codrington. Services will be held at the Forest Hills Crematory Chapel funeral home Wednesday evening 7-10, Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. 14" 44' on Thursday. July 26.
at 11 clock Relatives and friends are invited Dora Tar Ch 38. Dom Text 13'4 Draper 24'. Dumont Lab A 154 DAVIDSON In Dorchester. July 24, Keeal Shoe Relian E. Richmond Rad Rio Gr Val G.
Rome Cbl Roosevelt Rotary El Rcyal Oil Ryan Pet. Rver Hay. St Lawr Cp. Samson Un Savoy Oil Savre Schulte (DA) Schick Segal Lock Sentinel Rad Please omit flowers. John in nis JO year.
Deiovea Minnie of 8 Charles st 'Gansett Results 3 Red Wheat, 115. R'drig'z 33.60 10.60 Firewood. 110. Rirharrfs en MI JAL In Somerville. July 24.
Kath- Duralov 4i2 Duro Test. 5'i Funeral services at the J. B. Cole. Junsie June, rjiunx ii al Edwina-Ed.
Nine also ran. Time, 113 1 'SIXTH RACE Claiming. 1300, 3-year-ld's and up. 6 furlongs. Duel De (Nunez) 9.40 4.00 2.80 Silver Pass 2.80 2.60 Gav Petal (Ternullo.
J3-60 Bow On. Sam Norris. Alvm H. Time. 1:14.
SEVENTH RACE $1000. allowances, 3year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. n.hAn,i,. I Jlnnsni 7 20 3 00 2.60 Gleason Funeral Home, 490 Columbia Thnr.rlav 26. at 2 D.
m. DUVal Sul Sr 25 'A year 7.80 5.00 10.60 East Gas F. 124 13 64 5', 1 3. 3V IV, fl 1 1 6'i Relatives and friends invited. Visiting Sun Goddess.
10R. Time 1:12 3-5. Jamaica riirl hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. fcast pr 70 East Sta Cp 3 Fast ta A 106 Fasv Wash MR 12' erine- M.
(nee uarn. Deiovea wiie ot Karol P. Miial. Funeral from A. A.
Duncan Funeral Home. 18 Hathnrn Fridav. Julv 27. at 8 a. m.
Solemn Reauiem Hish Mass at St. Benedict's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours a to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.
Salem. papers please copy. ping Spree. Gift Package, Believe-in-Me. T--T A-NT Tr, QontV, Roston.
JUlV JJ. IViary Queen Winger, -nica, rireDraKe. ijcit salvaged. Brothpr Nat alsn ran PatHrit rioian of 278 Bolton be 22 Sir r.orhill i Franclotti 3.20 60 Sentrv Con. Shat Denri Sherw Wms loved mother of Mrs.
Annie Roulo Tuii; rar, Mrs F.rnest Boleman 65 Quick Party i A Time. 1:12.2. Dreamer. Radiant Night, Bilver Sis. Butterweed, Lenity also ran.
hi Bonn Sh Emp Millw Ecuity Cp Equity Cn pr. Fairch Cam Fairch At A An'thnnv. Austin. Frances, and Walter MORRIS Of Boston. July .23.
by acci SECOND RACE $2300. claiming, 4 year olds and up. 6 furlongs. Gavilan, 108. Davern 7.40.4.80 2.80 China Colleen.
107. G'zTz 40.20 11.00 Gams. 103. Borgemenke 2.80 Time 1:12. Monn Nicht.
Pitfall, fnm- SherwWms pr.105 Tioian Funeral from the George EIGHTH RACE $1500. claiming. 3- Field Son Funeral Home. 216 Dor TViiirsriav at 8 a. vear-olds and up, one mile and 1-16 Simp Pat 4 Vj Singer Mfg 57 Solar Aire 15 Sonotone 4'i So Coast 6 Va C- 1 TlnHian, VacC at St VinCPnt'S 3.00 edy Boy.
Jack's Keen. Goldfield. Rip The overall rate of return on all these investments, including governments and mortgages, was 3.33 percent at savings banks are at the high level of $704 (as of Oct. 1, previous it was 3.22 percent. In the future this rate of return should, of course, tend to increase, as the banks invest their funds at the improving rate of return brought about by the new money policy of the Federal Reserve.
Banks are currently paying out on the average better than 2 percent in dividends on deposits, with some banks paying 2 percent an others up to 24 percent. The expense of operation is on the average slightly over of 1 percent on deposits. Interest received by the 183 mutual savings banks of this State amounted in all to $113,496,000 in their last reporting year. dent in Frovmcetown. uons iw.
L-nnsuc Morris, of 51 Hmenway st. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston, on Friday. Julv 27. at 12 noon.
Visiting hours at the chapel. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. RinRahout (Griffis) 14.40 o.40 Fansteel First York First York pr 2.ROoiiri also ran Willpglvit (Busht J.w Church at 9 o'clock. Attendance pf relatives and friends reauested.
Call DAILY DOUBLE Red 7. IVt 31V 324 7U 22', 3 32 47 4 7'' 4 3, 7 V. 2, Wheat and Ucflare Edmond 2.40 Gavilan najd SI 02.60. So Penn Oil 44 Ed org Pr. 47 VJ SCE 4.88 pr.
27. lary. Newton fosi. A L. visiuna hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.
m. VINCUNAS In Cambridge. July 24. Boniface beloved husband of Mary (Waichum, of 119 Harvard St. Funeral from the Waitkus Funeral Home.
197 Webster Friday. July 27. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem High Mass in tne Immaculate Conception (Lithuanian) Church at 9 a.
m. Relatives 'and friends invited. Late member of Stephen Darius Post 317. A. of South Boston.
VOCE In Somerville. July 23. Thomas, beloved husband o( Carmela (Leto). Funeral from the A. Struzziero Sons Funeral Home, 493 Someraille Thursday.
July 26. at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Anthony' Church at 9 a.
m. Relatives and friendj kindly invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. m. WALSH In No.
Cambridge, formerly Quincy. July 23. 1951. Michael beloved husband of the late Hannah B. (nee Murphy i Walsh, and brother of Patrick William, and Mrs.
Stephen Mahoney. Funeral from the Thomas H. O'Hara Funeral Home. 2192 Mass. Thursday.
July 26. at 9:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. WARD In Brighton. July 24. Alice G.
(Dempseyi. beloved wife of the latn Thomas F. Ward, formerly of Jamaica Plain. Funeral from the Charles E. ing hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.
m. nrwrriAN Tn Somerville. July 24 2 year Ford Can A Ford Fran. Ft Pit Brew. Fox (P) Brw Gellman Mf THiKLi race $2300, claiming olds.
5'b furlongs. PALMER Of Arlington. Julv 23. Robert SCE 4.32 pr 245 James beloved husband of Wmi -nA T. rwineiran Inpp Mitchell').
Of SEC 4.03 24 Tack Carroll. 105. R'ch's 26.80 13.80 6.00 Royal Fiddle. 110. R'b'ts 8.60 4.60 Jahi.
102. Mercier 3.80 husband ot Ada u. maimer oi oi Dow av. Services at the Saville Chanel, am av Arlington. Thursday.
July Adrian" st. Funeral from the Francis South Roy 47 'a Tim 1:48. Blue Holly. Market Boy, Last Show. Jim also ran.
NINTH RACE Claiming. $800. 3-year-olds and up. Hi miles. TnRel's Mille (Emond 6.20 3.80 2.40 Jack's Toni (Padgett) 5.00 2.80 Count (Bush) 2.60 Time.
2:07. Lady Gather. Belrate. Sir Huaco. Siamese also ran.
Attendance, 28(H); handle, 892,878. Gen Accept Gen Alloys Gen Build S. H. Brown Funeral Home, 34 Bow iininn mn Somerville on Friday 26. at 2 p.
m. Visiting hours Wednes Std Forg Std Oil Ky 3RVi Time 1:07. Threadsign, Sigh Queen, Mijs Mesh. Joe Town. Carr.v the Rail.
day 7-9 p. m. uen irepf morning, at 8 o'clock. High Mass of Z3 Va Std GenOut Ad nr. 106 Ochoa, Hattie's Gift, Dictionless.
Mr. Ogma also ran. PARKIN Of Allston. in New York city. Requiem in St.
Josephs Church at 8. tnrt frienri are resoectf ullv GeorgPw 6 pr.113'4 Gerity Mich 4 Std Tube Steel Can Stein (A Sterl Ene FOURTH RACE 12300, claiming. and up. 6 furlongs. 4V4 28V, 244 IV, 3 "4 Julv 24.
inomai nuDana or Alice (Latham) Parkin of 82 Brainerd road. Services at the Short Williamson invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. DIXON In Jamaica Plain.
July 21. War My Ruthie. 112. Mercier 6.20 4.60 3.20 uiant yell 7'a Gilbert (AO 17 Tr i 1 I-. i nnt reuney iiinei.
a id. reu sun Stinnes (H) Stroock Chapel. 173 Brighton Allston. Fridav. July 27.
at 2:30 p. m. Friends may Wri'ts Wr'ng. 112. Rich'ds 3.80 ren Deiovea nusoana oi ine wit Suo Tool v.
call at the chapel. Thursday 7 to 9 p. Tims 1:12 4-5. Mesmerizeo. it com Glen Aid Coal.
10 Glenm Dis B. 1' Slobe Un 23 Oobel Inc. 4 Goldfield Con. Emma Dixon (nee Eichornl of 50 Dudley Funeral from the Daniel L. Technico ing.
Ula. Doby. Eyeful Star. Magic Flue PATTERSON-DOHERTY In Watertown. Financial Notes and Ice Cap also ran.
Julv 23. Marv B. (nee MacDonell). be- Shea Son Home for Funerals. 512 Centre on Thursday at 8 a.
m. High Mae. of Renniem in St Church loverl wife of the late George M. Pat Five N. E.
Girls to Make Ail-American Lacrosse Tour NEW YORK, July 24 (AP) An ail-American women's lacrosse team will sail for England Aug. 22 to compete against teams in the British Isles and to make an appearance at the Festival of Britain. The squad includes five New England girls: Ann Coakley, Pembroke terson and mother of Joseph E. O. Do- at 9 a.
m. Relatives and friends kindly Goodman Mf 53 Gorh M'. 294 Grav Mfg 134 Gt Atl Pac. .191 Gt A or 132'-, National Lead directors have voted to split the common stock on the Viertv Reoirienre 332 Relmont street Mutual Funds Actively Competing for Investor's Dollar, Says Valenta The competition for the investor's dollar is being intensified as a result invited. Calling hours Wednesday 7-iu.
Thew Shov Tish Ral Todd Sh'oyd Toklan Roy Tonop Min Trans Oils Tri Cont war. True Temo Tung Sol llnexcell Chem DUANE In East Boston. July 22. Mary fifth kacjs sizauu, claiming, maiaen 3-year-olds and up. 1 116 miles.
Mistflower. 100, Davern. 9.40 5.00 4.20 Ole Meanie, 112. Pederson 7.80 6.60 Fortnight. 112.
Dewitt 10.80 Time. 1.47 3A5. Sea Magic. Hah Knife. Model Home.
Bermar Joe, Tanador, Proboscis. Capstone. Fred G. also ran. SIXTH RACIC $2400.
claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs. Sacpnpss. 110. Davern 8.00 3.20 2.60 Colbert Son Funeral Home, la Savin Hill Dorchester, on Thursday morning.
Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Blessed Sacrament Church. Jamaica Plain at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. VisitinsT hours. 2-5 and 7-10 o'clock.
oasis of ihree shares for one. The proposal is expected to be submit iLaraberti beloved wile or tne iaie John H. Duane. Funeral from Magrath Funeral Home Meridian and Havre 51V, 23 S3, 157. lit on Gt Nor Ppp.
Gries Br. Hall Lamp Ham Bridere Hammer Pap Thursday morning at 9:15. Reauiem ted to stockholders for approval at Union Con High Mass at the Church of the at 10 o'clock. Relatives and WHIPPLE Suddenly in Mattapan. July 37 of recent developments, Frank Valenta.
president of Natural Re a special meeting later this year. v- unit Aire ra. Hastings Mf Funeral from the Stanton Funeral Home. 786 Mt. Auburn street.
Thursday. Ju'y 26. at 8 a. m. Hiorh Mass of Re-ouiem at Our Lady of Mercy Church Belmont, at 9 o'clock.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours 7-10 p. m. Please omit flowers. PIECKOWSKl-(PIERCE) In Hyde Park local July 24.
Alvin. beloved husband of Mary (nee Putnickii. father of Dr. Alvin Pierce and Leonard. Funeral will be held Saturday.
July 28. at 8 a. m. from his 31 Lexington av. Solemn High Mass at St.
Adalbert's (Polish) Church at 9 3V 20 18 '4 12V4 49 44 3'. 23 17 fi'4 19 4 5 "4 33 '4 10 4 24 42 IS 38 '4 SV, 8. 3 7 4' 8. l'a 2 6 College (Providence, R. Anne Delano, Wellesley (Mass.
College): Clorinda Laurentano. Med- friends invited. Visiting hours 2 and 7-10 p. Hazeltine 3314 Unit Elastic. fii.
1 Unit Milk i-3iTlTi Milk tf sources Fund, a mutual fund ff.rris In F.verett. July 23. Joseohin uuoiu diao aeciarea a regular Heam Str. quarterly dividend of 50 cents plus Henefw Ei an extra of 25 cents a share, both I "ere. sti Pd Ferris (McAteeri.
Deiovea wiie oi 14. 24. Henry husDand of the lata Nancy Hoefcr i Whipple, residence 1ft Hollingsworth st. Funeral services from the Franklin C. Graham Funeral Home.
1161 Hvde Park Hyde Park. Friday. July 27. at 3 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7 to 10 p. Thursday 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. investing in securities of companies Gunning Isl'd.
112. R'h'ds 2.80 2.20 Little Aud. 112, Pederson 3.20 Time. 1.11 45. Gold Eagle.
His Majesty. Ray Rodeo. Hallieboy also "SEVENTH RACE S2600. claiming, 3- year-olds. 1 116 mlies.
FlyinB B'ts. 115. H'ksw th 5.00 4 00 3.20 In Readiness. 112. P'l'rd 9.60 6.20 Blue Path.
108. Davern 3.00 Time 1.46 25. Quiz Me. Kinzfish. Timothy M.
Ferris. Funeral from th John F. Ward and Son Funeral Home ford, Betty Nawrath, Naugu-tuck. and Doris Armstrong, Brookline, Mass. Higbie Mfg operating in natural resource fields, declared in Boston yesterday in an 772 Broadway.
Thursday. July 26. a 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass at the Im 3Va 1 2 12'4 25 payaoie bept.
28 to holders of record Sept. 7. Payments for the first three-quarters this year will thus total Air Foil Int Sec. Rad IT Rub Reel. Utah Id Valspar Van Al Stl Higbie Mfg nr.
Hoe Co A Holl Gold. Holophane mani ate ConreDtion Church at 10 a. interview. The mutual funds, he WHITEHEAD In Maiden, suddenly. July Relatives and friends invited to attend a.
m. Relatives and irienas are most kindly invited. $2 a share, against $1.25 in the same 2 Visiting hours z-a ana v-iu p. m. Horn et Hard said, although relative newcomers in Horn FITZPATRICK In Arlington, July 23.
PROCOPIO In Boston. JuLv 23. Dorothea BEEP SEA 23. Alice (Sewell) Whitehead of 109 Summer st. Funeral services will be held at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Washington on Wednesday. July 25. at 1 p. m.
the field of handling the accumu Humble Oil period last year. A similar extra was paid in June. llS'-a Venez Syn 4V4 Venez Pet 1 14 Waitt Sc Bd 7 Waltham Wat. 25 Ward Bak war. nn Wentwth WHITEHOUSE In Boston.
July 23, 1951. FISHING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Procopio of 22 Byron Maiden, aged 18.
Funeral services at the Clifton-dale Gospel Hill. Essex Saugus on Thursday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call at the Fullerton Funeral Home.
325 Central Saugus, today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Bleary Bob, Star of Dublin. Well Well also ran. EIGHTH RACE $2500.
claiming. 4-year-olds and up. 1 116 miles. Khyber Pass. 110.
PolVd. 12.40 5.R0 4.40 Two F'th'rs. 105. B'gm'ke 6.00 4.40 Sub Chaser. 112.
Mtchell 11.20 Time. 1.46. Bonadventure. Liteco. I Forgot.
War Toro. Lady Alexandra also "NINTH RACE $2400. claiming. 4-year-olds and up. 1 116 miles.
Athlete. 108, Davern 10.60 5.20 4.40 Hi Bunty. 108. Burr 5.60 4.80 Daralet, 120. Richard 5.80 1951.
Evangeline peiovea aaugnter of the late William A. and Ellen (Lavey) FifzDatrick and sister of Frank W. Fitz-patrick and Ruth Sheehan. Funeral from the John E. McAvoy Funeral Home.
223 Mass. on Thursday at 8 a. followed by a High Mass of Requiem in St. Agnes' Church at 8 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.
Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. 6 to 50 Lines Bait I Tex Ut lated monies of small as well as large investors, are providing aggressive competition to the savings banks, life insurance companies and the United States Government in the sales of its savings bonds. Valenta pointed out that in addi Hurd Lock Huyler's Huyler's pr Ill Zinc Imp Oil Ins Co Am Int Hyd El pr Int Petrol Int Pet reg Int Prod Invest Roy Irving Air Ch Jeannette Gl. 10 A.M.
to 5 P.M. For Information till 0E 8-7682 Stfort 10 A.M. Incltdrd Rain or Shin $100.00 Season Prim uonaia oeiovea nusDana oi Mary (Lohnesi Whitehouse. late rcsidencai 106 Belvidere st. Funeral services ir the Chapel of the Watson Funeral Home.
11 Magazine st. at Central Cambridge, on Thursday. July 26. at p. m.
Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours at the Funeral Home, Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 n. m. SO'a W'morel 174 Wilson o'i 174 Wilson Brpfww. It 15 Wise pr.
1 Woodall ind 13Vd O'CONNOR In Milton. July 23. Jeannette FLAGG In Waltham. July 23. Charles sllln Ttallv and Sunday A.
(nee Russell I. beloved wile of Fran International Harvester announces that another McCormick has joined the ranks of its top executives. When Board Chairman Fowler McCormick resigned recently, it left the farm-equipment firm without a McCormick among its top executives for the first time since the firm was founded 101 years ago. Today Harvester said Brooks McCormick, a cousin of Fowler, had been appoint 6'4 Woodley 25. tion t3 the increased incomes of the In la Wharf.
Mir M.T.A.. Sta cis V. O'Connor. Funeral from her late residence. 70 Brook Thursday.
5. Wnffh, U.r 1 3 34 Jeff Lakf Julv 26. at 8:15 m. Solemn Reauiem WHITMAN In Pembroke. July 21.
Rob- tion, Atlantic A. Ratrtshmantt Aboard. S. S. WESTP0RT Time.
1.46 Lora rainmaie. oweep Hand, Herbo. Jack's Request. Custody. Eyewin, Omar Boy.
Beau-Beau, Orphan Fibber also ran. Handle Attendance 10.509 SALES, 290.000 SHARES High Mass at Church of St. Mary of ert husband of Elizabeth (Sparonuk) beloved nusoana or juua t. ioninsi Flagg. residence.
50 Falmouth road West Newton. Funeral from the Walsh Funeral Home. 20 Hieh Waltham. Thursdav at 8 a. m.
Mass of HequieYn in St. Bernard's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours. 2-5 and 7-10 o.
m. Worcester papers please copy. vast majority of people which will have to be put to work to the best advantage are the $24,000,000,000 or more of Government bonds which the Kills at 9 oclock. Relatives and friends most kindlv invited. Late mem of Mign Femoroke.
Funeral services in the E. L. Kelleher Funeral Home. 67 ber of St. Gertrude's Court 141.
Broadway. Someiville. Wednesday, at Investment Companies M. C. O.
F. 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.
m. will mature within the next five Bid Asked ed joint managing director of the GA HAN In Holliston, Juiv 24. Amelia RITCHIE Of Norwood. July 23. Mar years.
With the prospect of in Affiliated Fund $4.92 WILLIAMS In Canton. July 24. William $5.32 4.42 International Harvester Company of tha in her 86th year. Widow of Frank J. Ritchip.
Services from the 10.9b Great Britain. with headquar creased taxes and higher prices for necessitities, he said, investors must May Funeral Home, 85 Nichols st 19.27 husband of Alice (Stevens) Williams, residence 421 Walpole St. Funeral service? at the Lucy Stone Chapel of the Forest Hills Crematory. Walls Hill Forest Hills. Friday.
July 27 Blanche (Beverage) Ganan. Deiovea wife of the late John Joseph Gahan. in her 81st year. Mother of Lawrence K. of Worcester.
Kathleen Gahan and Mrs. Viola Franzen of Holliston. and Mrs. F.dith Beniamin of Worcester. Sister of William F.
and Ernest H. BeveraEe of ters in Doncaster, England. He will Am Business Shares ,5 v2 Axe Houghton J0.1S Axe Houghton 17.73 Bond Investment Trust 20.36 Bond Fund of Boston. is Boston Fund .23.64 Norwood. Wednesday.
Julv 25. at 2 p. m. Friends may call at the Funeral hold the post jointly with A. FISH THE U0I THM find means to augment earnings and are turning to mutual funds in in 21.89 8.40 25.56 25.70 Home Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.
m. RUF In Medford. July 23. Christine Purves, present managing director. Ru ock ZJ.H.T Camden.
and Mrs. Edith A. Hill of creasing numbers. Century Shares Trust .39.30 widow of Robert J. Ruf.
aged 89. 42.48 7.32 2.00 services at the Allen Funeral Home 2.3 Forest Medford Thursday Worcester. Funeral services from the Chesmore Funeral Home. Holliston. July 27 at 9 a.
m. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery at Camden. Me. MAKES THB 32.91 July 26. at 1 p.
m. Relatives and Socony-Vacuum Oil reports net income for the first six months of 1951 equal to $2.39 a share, compared with $1.41 a share for the like period He emphasized the growth of mutual funds, pointing out that net sales in the first six months totaled $313,000,000, an increase of 19 per- friends invited. Commonwealth inv o. Dividend Shares 1.82 faton Howard Balance 30.39 aton Howard Stock 22.15 Fidelity J7 First Mutual 5 57 Formula Fd 10.3S GALLIGAN In Somerville. July 24.
23.70 18.35 6.17 SAVINO In Dedham. July 24. Marv (Argenzai. beloved wife of Frank and 11.35 cent over the corresponding last year. Pres.
Brewster Jennings Timothy beloved husband of the late Marv E. (McNamara). and father of Thomas F. Galliaan of 54 Hanson st. Funeral on FrfeTay morning from the Frank E.
Flaherty Funeral Home. 21.04 motner ot ranees savmo. of 61 John i v. in. Aciiives aim jiicnoa inviieai WILSON Of Allston.
July 23. Elizabeth of 1302 Commonwealth widow of Frederick L. Wilson. Services at the Short Williamson Chanel. 17.1 Brighton Allston.
Thursday. July 26. at p. m. Calling hours at th chapel.
Wednesday 4 to 8 and 7 to p. m. WORDFN In Newton. July 24. Emma G.
1 of 19 Cloelia Terrace. Newtonville, widow of Frederick A. and mother ol 4 Robert E. Worden. Service at the 4 Gregg Chapel, 12 Riverside Water-, town.
Thursday. July 28 at 2 p. m. Friends may call at the chapel. Wednesday evening, 7 to 9 p.
m. GOLD STAR MOTHERS CHAPTER, NO. 3 Fundamental tnves 's ill Gas Industries Fd 18.79 Total assets of all mutual funds on 20.31 ston road. Funeral from the Paul H. said, however, that figures for the two periods cannot be compared di tvraw funeral Home.
1248 Washington Group securities: June 30, 1951, approached 261 Washington at Union at Norwood, on Friday. Julv 27. at 9 8.22 9.26 8.77 cioctc. a Keouiem Mign Mass St Mary's Church in Dedham at 10. Relatives and friends are kindly Invifd.
rectly. He noted that certain of the company's affiliates are paying quarterly dividends this year, whereas 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Reauiem at St. Joseph's Church at 9:45.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting hours, 2-5 and 7-10. 000,000, and are expected to be well above that figure by the end of the year. 9.12 11.96 18.62 Auto Aviation f-JJ Fully Administered Shrs 8.00 Gen Bond 8.32 Investco 10.97 Invest Mgnt Fd 18.23 Railroad Bonds 2.66 Railroad Equipment 4.70 Railroad Stock 6.40 stel 7.25 SMITH Of Concord. Aug.
8. 1950. James GREEN AN In RoxDury, July 23. William beloved husband of Josephine most of their payments last year were made in the second half. This t.
ri. m. J. United States Navy. 2.93 Killed in action in Korea.
Son of James 5.1 C. (nee Murphy. Residence, 21 Kent L. and Lily (Oake) Smith, his 22d factor accounts for about $9,500,000 6.62 st. Funeral to be held from tne M.
C. year. Services at Trinity EoiscnDal 7.95 24.45 of the $31,000,000 rise in earnings, he said. Hudson Fund Kelley Funeral Home, 509 Centre st Jamaica Plain, on Thursday at 8 a. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St.
Francis de Sales Church at 9 o'clock. Rel Church. Elm Concord, Thursday, July 26, at 2:30. Friends may call at he Dee Funeral Home, Wednesday 3 to we regret to announce the death f' our beloved member Margaret Barter. Ritual services to be held at the residence.
35 Hamlet Somerville. Wednesday. July 25th. at 8 p. m.
Burial services July 26th. St 2 rj. m. Members rtlease Century Shares Trust reports that the net asset value of each share June 30 was $37.92, as compared with $38.44 Dec. 31.
1950, and $35.24 June 30, 1950. Investments, which are confined to shares of insurance 34.30 11.56 atives and friends invited. Visiting 27.59 hours. 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. Late Continental Can Co.
announces it has acquired for cash the entire President ADELAIDE SULLIVAN. Secretary HELEN POIRIER. 26.8 mem oer woly Name society. a ana to SOUZA In Cohasset. July 24.
Manuel R. husband of Anna G. (Markwich) Souza in his 72d year. Funeral from the Spar-rell Funeral Home. 1 f'jmmer Co companies and banks and a small HALDY Of Waltham.
July 23, Margaret capital stock of Dixon Manufactur amount of united states Treasury G. (Mccue), wife of Henry Malay. Funeral from the home. 41 Derby st hasset. Friday at 8:15 a.
m. Requiem ing of Coffeyville. manufacturers of aircraft parts. The obligations, had a market value of Thursday. July 26.
at 8:15 a. m. Solemn Mien Mass at St. Anthonv tjnurcn Incorporated investors li Investment Trust of Boston. 10.58 Keystone Custodian: B-l 26.39 B-2 24.58 B-3 17.85 B-4 1138 K-l 17.34 K.2 26.60 S-l 34.61 S-2 17.87 S-3 17.02 S-4 629 Knickerbocker 6.29 aLoomis Sayles 37.87 aLoomis Sayles 2nd 55.05 Manhattan Bond 7.72 Mass Investors 36.58 Cohasset.
at 9 o'clock. Relatives and $28,840,693, as compared with a cost High Mass of Requiem at St. Changs Church at 9 a. m. Interment in Cal Dixon plant is a major producer of friends invited.
Calling hours at the vary Cemetery Relatives and friends funeral Home Wednesday 7-10 p. Thursday 2-5 and 7-10. CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS JEAN E. OPLAND the midst of my sorrow and grief. I am not unmindful of the kindnees and sympathy shown by my relatives, neighbors, friends and co-workers through their beautiful floral and spiritual offerings.
EARL E. OPLAND. components of the B-47 program as well as spares for the L-5, B-50 and of $20,176,278. The trustees have announced the appointment of Vinton C. Johnson, a vice president invited to attend.
ntlT Tn Rrnoklinp Julv 24 STANTON In Dorchester. Julv 23. Wil CHJkHHtUWS B-29 programs, liam, beloved husband of Nora J. (Cot of The Boston Corporation, as a perfectly taken 19.47 12.42 18.92 29.02 37.75 19.49 18.57 6 87 6.89 37.87 65.05 8.46 39.55 19.57 18.76 16.09 19.60 19.72 57.44 27.76 27.78 65.25 13.97 21.67 trustee, to assume the same responsi ter i. residence 26 Carson st.
Visiting hours in the James A. Murphy Funeral Home. 1020 Dorchester Tuesday Dividends Declared tched pair ma N.C, landed by CUytoa Palmer of Hope Valley. R-I- Stk of Hatteras Date Company Dividend Payable and Wednesday. 2-5 and 7-10 p.
Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Mar Cap' bilities in the management of the portfolio of the trust formerly assumed bv the late Donald C. Wat- Record Marsh Gardner FLOWERS garet's Church Thursday morning. July TILEGftAPHK ANVWHIRE Aeroauip up scqu auk J5 by Aug Aug nearby ChariswwU. Nantucket tie" brother taken by Robert B.
Smith of NewBedfordTMs-. off Cuttyhunk Island. of 26. at 9 clock. Kelatives and lnends invited.
Late member of the Highland son. William H. Da vies, secretary of sti Fdries' 6oe Mass Investors 2nd ib.hi Mutual Fd of Boston 15 42 Nation Wide Balance 14.99 New England Fund 18.23 Putnam Fund 18.24 aScudder 57.44 aScudaer Com Stk 27.76 Shareholders A 25. 69 State St Inv 82.25 Television Fd 12.82 Wellington Fund 19 87 aNet asset value. Court, 52, M.
C. F. the trust, was also appointed a BfauneY's 25? qu Minna B. Hall of lJb ivy in ner 92d year. Funeral services at her lata home on Thursday.
July 26. at 2:30 p. m. HATCH In Wellesley Hills. July 23.
Emma F. (Parken. widow of Charles W. Hatch of 24 Pine st. Services at the Unitarian Church.
Washington Wellesley Hills. Thursday. Julv 26. at 1 p. m.
Concord. N. and Methuen, papers please copy. HORGAN In Somerville. July '3.
Dermis husband of the late "sther A. Horgan uiee Donnelly i. late of 37 Jaques st. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 from G. F.
McKenna Son Funeral Home. 390 Medford t. High Macs of Requiem at St. Polycarp's Oiurh at 9 -o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.
Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. BurryBis cvpr 31c irusi.ee. Bonn 50c Cons Copper 25c Citizens Utils 45c sa Northwest Airlines showed a With Sumpathv ff 2 ThotiQhtfulnr I tJI With Condolence rJLower I from Galvins profit of $47,593 in the first half of Eauitable Gas I Gair Robert 25c HoudailleHersh 25c Humble Oil $1.00 ou I Keyes Fibre 40c on Keyes Fibre A 75c this year in contrast with a loss of $3,458,396 in the 1950 first half. Dairy Markets JOBBING EGGS Native in case lots: Large.
79c: Aug 24 Aug 15 Aug 1 July 27 Aug 31 Aug 6 Aug 1 Aug 10 Aug 20 Aug 20 Aug 10 Aug 10 Oct 10 Sept 10 Aug Aug IS Aug 15 Sept 12 Sept 10 Aug 27 Sept 7 Aug 31 SPt 7 Aug 24 124 TrtmontSt.LI2.43II Sept 5 Sept 15 Sept 1 Au 15 Aug 15 Sept 14 Aug 17 Aug 20 Seot 1 Sent 10 Sept 11 Sept 10 Sept 1 Nov 1 Oct 1 Sept 1 Aug 29 Aug 29 Oct Oct 1 Sept 10 Sept 28 Sept 15 Eept28 eptl4 Nov SeptlO Aug 25 Aug 10 medium. 71c. Key riD 5. 35c LeTourneau pr.Sl 00 McCord Corp 50c qu McCord 50c ex BUTTER 2-score prints: inaiviauai, 76c; quarter-lb. 74c.
pound 73c. WHOLESALE rr.r. Native hrnwn nulltll. 44) A Mere oc co aoc att Mont Loco Wits 20c qu 39c. Transactions in other sizes not re Robert J.
LAWLER ported. (Previous quotations: JumDo. 71 72c; extra large. 69c; large 67c; medium. 58c.) LIVE POULTRY (United States Depart Favored by surf casters everywhere for striking power, lone, smooth casts, easy a -v FUNERAL HOME ment of Agriculture) nent, z-zc; pullets.
4 lbs and ud. 38c. Roosters. 5V? handline. Ashaway powerized and water- oct Aug Aua lb and up.
28-30c: 5-5 lbs. 28-29c; 4'2- July 31 More and More People are reading the Daily and. Sunday Globe It it necessary that newsprint be conserved. Make it a point to get your Glebe from the tame newsdealer or boy each issue. 5 lbs.
27-28C. Fryers. 26-Z7c. Broilers 25-27Ac. Staci.
17-lBe. Roosters. 17-19c GOOD J. J. Good Sons jf untral lome (Air Conditioned) HIbW.
5-4143 3J DUDLEY ST. ROXsURY BUTTER (New York 1 Over 92-score. 6Sy4C; 92-score. 67'4c: 90-score. 66c.
Morris haper age qu National Lead 50c qu Neisner 20c ou National Lead 25c ex Natl Lead pr A. $1.75 qu Natl Lead pr $1.50 qu Cent Tex Oil 25c ou N'west Bancorp 40c qu Oswego Falls C.30c Oxford Paper 100 stlc Soccny Vac Oil 40c ou Southern Bwy.Sl.00ou Sub Prop Gas. 25c qu ThomnsOn Prd SOc ou Unit EngAFdry 75c qu Union Carb Ca.SOc Lines 50e qu Wash Ch StLB.75c qu West Indies Sue. SOc ex West Indies Sug qu WMd 7culPr.i7.00 Woodall Indus. 30c ou On arrears.
proofed never needs drying semi-flat construction high knot-test factor. Sand or green, in 8 sires, 14 to 72-lb. test. At your sporting goods dealer. ASHAWAY MS CAM K10fi ftSfff Aug 27 Aug 3 Aug IS Aug 1 Aug 31 Aug 3 Aug 3 Aug 34 Aug Sept 1 Sept 1 SePt 25 tept 10 ePt 14 Aug 15 Sept 14 Aug 14 Sept 1 Sept 7 Sept Sept 15 Sept 15 Aug 30 Aug 31 363 South Huntington Avenue JAMAICA PLAIN (Opp.
Cardinal O'Comell Seminary) DEATH NOTICES BEACH In Braintree. July U. Sarah O. iDunfleldi. wife of the late William A.
Beach of 109 Church St. Funeral service at the Mortimer N. Peck Funeral Chapel. SIS Washington Brain-tree. Thursday at a p.
m. Relatives nd friends invited, friends may visit at the chapel Wednesday from 7 to 9 p. m. Aug 10 Aug 15 'SHSEBQRSBBlRfo want, aasc JAmajca 2-9100 tt mm.
