MATTHEW BULLOCK M. W. Bullock Was Head of Parole Board Funeral services for former state Parole Board Chair man Matthew W. Bullock, 89, will be held at 10 a.m. Thurs day in the Davis Funeral Home, Roxbury. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Mattapan. Atty. Bullock, the first black to head a state depart- ment in Massachusetts, died Sunday in Detroit, Mich. He served on the Parole Board from 1927 to 1949 ex cept for a six-year period dur ing which he was a division director in the Dept, of Cor rection. He was named chair man in 1944. He had also served as a special assistant attorney general for the Common- School and at Dartmouth Col- lege from which he was grad- uated in 1904, he coached foot- ball teams at Malden High School and at Massachusetts Dr. Funeral In ROCKPORT mass 72 port 9:30 Joachim’s Dr. years, periodontics. practice in Rockport. uate and grees New and many tions, Academy Academy ontology, Alumni sociation tistry of and vere district International. in initiated aster across disaster Agricultural School before graduating in 1907 from Har- van j Law school, He made his home most of his adult life in Roxbury and was a member of the Boston law firm of Cardozo and Tuck- E. Bruns, Carolyn and Lexington; Brett, Bullock leaves a son, Judge Matthew W. Jr. of Philadel- phia, and a daughter, Mrs. Boston Julia Gaddy of Detroit, wealth, and was an active trade leader of the black community in Boston for many years. , . gess An outstanding track and jj football star at Everett High and st., Tuesday Washington