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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Tuasef.y, July 7, 1970 8 Mrs. Ruth Gracy IsiteoFies Couple, Son Boy's Will MORRIS M. WOLBERG MRS. KATE M. ATWILL Dies; Former Postmaster Morris M.

Wolberg, 63, of 164 Mrs. Kate Mayo Atwill, Robb Sagendorph Dies; Ex-Publisher of Almanac Safe After Boat Blast Written Day BeforeDeath formerly of West Hartford, wid Palm died Monday in ML Sinai Hospital. Born in Poland, CANTON Mrs. Ruth Vining ow of Frederick T. Atwill, died Sunday at a local convalescent he lived in Hartford 49 years.

Gracy, 70, of Cherry Brook home. Born in Hartford, she He was an owner of Art Upholstery Co. He was a member of Road, North Canton, and former OLD SAYBROOK A Weth ersfield couple and their son es was a member oi at. fauis Congregation A a Achim Methodist Cfeurch, and was for postmaster at North Canton Post Office for 30 years, died and past chancellor commander merly active for many years in the King's Daughters. She, of John Hay Lodge 61, Knights caped unharmed Monday night when their 19-foot boat blew up shortly after they refueled at a MONTREAL (AP) In the midst of excited preparations for a trip to Disneyland, 16-year-old Jacques Belanger sat down Saturday night and painstakingly typed out a will to deposit with his best friend.

Less than two hours after the will was handed to Daniel Mal-lette, Jacques, his brother Jean, leaves two daughters, Mrs. Em of Pythias. He also was the financial secretary and a member Lk" marina here. ily F. Conklin of Hartford and Mrs.

Dorothy A. Clerk of St. if --5 of the board of trustees of John Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital in Bridgeport. She was the widow of Byron Gracy.

Born in Barkhamsted, lived in the area all her life. She. The boat, owned by Peter DUBLIN, N.H.W Robb Sa-gendorph "Abe Weatherwise" of the Old Farmer's Almanac-died on Independence Day at the age of 69 after more than a quarter century as the voice behind the famous almanac published since 1792. Sagendorph became ill about a year ago and ceased as active editor and publisher of the almanac and Yankee Magazine, which he founded. He died in a hospital at nearby Peterboro.

almanac is a folksy an Hay Benevolent Association. He Louis, four grandchildren Douvouk of 85 Boulder Road, leaves his wife, Mrs. Minnie and four great grandchildren.1 The funeral will be Wednesday Baker Wolberg; two daughters, had been brought over from Douvouk's Hawk's Nest Beach summer house in Old Lyme for retired as postmaster in -1967. Mrs. Joseph D.

Cohen of Bloom- at 1 p.m. at the Taylor and Mo- 12, his sister Rosanne, 10, and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Belanger, were killed along with 103 others in the Air Canada field, and Miss Joan E.

Wolberg, at home; a brother, Phil refueling. deen Funeral Home, 136 So. Main West HartSard. Burial She was a member of Cherry Brook Grange: Phoebe Humphrey Chapter, DAR; Rufry Chapter 36, OES; and Nocth Canton Methodist Church. lip Wolberg of Hartford; four The boat had been docked at Hull's Marina and was drifting JOHN H.

SWEENEY will be in Fairview Cemetery, West Hartford. Friends may sisters, Mrs. Fannie Rabinovitz of Springfield, Mrs. away from the dock when he at nual of wit, humor and aphor-1 tempted to start it and it blew call at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Miriam Backer of Hartford, crash near Toronto Sunday.

A photograph of the will and a story of the events which led to its writing were published Monday in Journal de Montreal, a French-language tabloid. up about 7:30 p.m. Aboard the John Sweeney Dies; Owned Mrs. Zelda Kunofsky of Water- bury, and Mrs. Irene Swirsky of craft at the time were Douvouk's wife and son.

ROBERT WARD Robert Ward, 65, of 81 Mather died Saturday at St. Francis Stratford; and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be Jacques, whose father was an ROBB SAGENDORPH Trust for Historic Preservation The boat was a 1968 Johnson Surfer, with a 200-horsepower Air Canada mechanic at Mon today at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Dry Cleaners John Henry Sweeney, 61, of inboard-outboard engine. Dou and recently was named to the Hospital.

Born in Terrell County, he lived here 29 years. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Cora the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 She leaves a son, Forrest Gracy, of West Hawley, Massa daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Sabaii-no of Trumbull; a sister, Gertrude Bowers of Southing-ton; and a grandchild. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m.

at North Canton Mejij-odist Church with the Rev. Jojjji Capen officiating. Burial will-he in Canton Baptist Cemeiery. Friends may call at Vincent Funeral Home, Albany Turnpike, treal International Airport, had flown many times before and apparently did not explain why Farminston with Rabbi Dorset Road, West Hartford, New Hampshire Bicentennial Commission. A Republican, Sagendorph Abraham N.

AvRutick officiat vouk could give no reason for the mishap. He said he had operated his bilge blower for some time before attempting to start Davis Ward, and three brothers, Benjamin Ward, Samuel Lee owner of the Domestic Cleaners ing. Burial will be in John Hay he decided to make out a will before Sunday's trip. had served as town selectman Ward, and William Ward, all of and Dyers, died Monday at his Memorial Park Cemetery, Garden St. Memorial week will be After attending a Montreal the craft.

and moderator 25 years. He was home. Expos baseball game Jarry Terrell County, Ga. The funeral will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at chirman of the Monadnock Re After Douvouk and his family observed at his home.

Memorial A graduate of Cushing Acade evacuated the craft at the man the James Funeral Home, 2016 donations may be made to the gional Association and a mem ber of the Society for the Prot my, he attended Marietta Col na, the boat was towed by an Hartford Chapter of the Amen- Park Saturday evening with Daniel, he rolled some paper into the typewriter and wrote at the top: "Si nous mourons, nous donnons if we die, we ection of New Hampshire For can cancer society, ou lege, Marietta, Ohio, and was a unidentified pleasure boater to South Cove, several hundred ests. Marshall St. today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7Jo 9 p.m. Carrie Scrivener et-i Dies at Age 86 ff During World War II, he give WILLIAM F.

SCHULTZ served with the Office of Cen feet away, where it burned completely. Several pieces of equipment from the Old Saybrook To his cousin 1 William Frank Schultz, 66, of sorship. Jacques left his cat Poupoune 79 Maple East Hartford, Main St. Burial will be in North-wood Cemetery, Wilson. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

MRS. HARRIET STOUGHTON Mrs. Harriet Walker Stough-ton, 87, of South Union Burlington, widow of James M. Stoughton, died Sunday in the Medical Center Hospital, Burlington. Born in South Windsor, she lived there most of her life Volunteer Fire Department He held an honorary doctorate of letters from New England His typewriter went to Daniel member of Alfa Tau Omega Fraternity.

He also was a member of Wyllys Lodge 99, AF and AM. He leaves his wife, Emma Carlson Sweeney; five sons, John H. Sweeney Jr. of Enfield, Paul F. Sweeney of Litchfield, Peter J.

Sweeney and Mark E. died Monday at Hartford Hospi and his bicycle to another cous stood by. The hull later was pulled to Lynde Point. College and in 1963 was named tal. Born in East Hartford, he lived there all his life.

He was a Mrs. Carrie Cooper Scrivejj'er, in, Marcel Bonnier. isms which nave been entertaining readers for generations with such verse as: "Snow and sleet, my sweet, don't roam, stay home," a forecast for next November. The publication is said to be the nation's oldest, continually published almanac. Accuracy Claim Sagendorph once cliamed his predictions about the weather had a 78 per cent accuracy, while the weather he said, was only 65 per cent.

He said his predictions were based in part on studies of weather records going back to the 16th century. Sagendorph, a native of Newton Center, left the family steel business and moved to Dublin in 1930 to become a freelance writer. In 1935 he founded Yankee Magazine, one of New England's best known regional publications. In 1939 he became editor and published of the almanac. Since then, he has written a number of books on almanacs and New England, the most recent, "America and Her Almanacs; Wit, Wisdom and Weather 1639-1970," published last February.

He also has published "The Old Farmer's Almanac Sampler," "Rain, Hail and Baked Beans," and "That New England." Harvard Graduate Sagendorph was graduated from Harvard in 1922 and served on the board of directors of its alumni association. He was a member of the American Meteorological Society, National Man of the Year by the New plumbing and heating contrac Other items listed in the will were standard equipment for 86, of 12 Ridgewood Dxm, West Hartford, widow of Robert England Society of New York. Successor tor over 40 years. He leaves his Andre Philip Dies wife. Marv Fink Schultz: two Sweeney, both of Hartford, and teen-age boys "an old fishing line," a Monopoly game, souve Since his illness, the almanac before moving to Burlington 10 daughters, Mrs.

Mildred S. David J. Sweeney of West Hart and magazine have been pub nirs of Expo 67, a handkerchief, Dahms of Glastonbury and Mrs. Ex-Cabinet Minister PARIS (B- Andre Philip, a former French deputy and cabi years ago. She leaves a brother, Harry Walker of South Windsor; a sister, Miss Frances Walker lished by a son-in-law, Rob Trowbridge, a Republican state ford; a daughter, Mrs.

Joanne Lodovico of Bristol; a brother, DeForest Sweeney of Monterey, colored pencils, trophies and a Dinky Toy. Elaine L. Chickey of Middle-town; a brother, Harold C. representative from Dublin. E.

Scrivener and active Gin Scouting 35 years, died Sunday in a local convalescent homeiVM Born in Hartford, she livesLin this area all her life. She wasa member of the First Churdf.of Christ Congregational, West Hartford, and was active in 'the Girl Scouts from 1920 to 1955. She served on the Hartford Girl Scout Council from 1925 to ,1945 The Belanger family lived in of South Windsor; five grand net minister, died Sunday night He also leaves his widow, the Schultz of East Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Anna S. Fink of a sister, Mrs.

Joseph McFadyen of Newington, and former" Beatrix Thorne; his at his Paris home. First elected a deputy in 1936 East Hartford and Mrs. Bertha children; and several great -grandchildren. Graveside services will be Wednesday at vl six grandchildren. the upper half of a suburban Ville Emard duplex.

Below them lived Mrs. Belanger's parents, who received a farewell father, George Sagendorph of S. Viele of Glastonbury and The funeral will be Wednes Boston; another daughter, Mrs. Philip went to London in 1942 to join Gen. Charles de Gaulle and two grandchildren.

Funeral day at 11 e.m. in the Chapel of Russell Germond of West Bar- services will be Thursday at 1 -r 1 1 MTt i the First Church Congregation visit from their three grandchildren at 6:30 a.m. Sunday. was named national commission rington, R.I.; and eight p.m. at tne wewKirK ana wnit- al, West Hartford.

Burial will be p.m. at Center Cemetery, South Windsor. There are no calling hours. The Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn-side East Hartford, is in charge of the arrangements. The DC8 crashed shortly after in Fairview Cemetery, West 8 a.m.

Hartford. A memorial service will be held Friday in the Dublin Community Church. Burial will be Friends may call at the New er for the interior. When De Gaulle moved to Algiers and formed his Committee for National Liberation. Philip was appointed commissioner for relations with the Provisional Consultative Assembly.

ney Funeral Home, 318 Burn-side East Hartford, with the Rev. Roger S. Nicholson officiating. Burial will be in the Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. There are no calling hours kirk and Whitney Funeral FRANK S.

BARTLEWSKI private. HOme, 776 Farmington Ave Ex-BeefCompany President Dies Frank S. Bartlewski, 68, of 101 West Hartford, today from 7 to and on the Camp Committeer She leaves a son, Gerald Scrivener of Hartford; a daughter, Barbara J. Scrivener of West Hartford; two grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. There will be a graveside service today at 2:30 p.m.

in dar Hill Cemetery, with tfoe Rev. Robert B. Daggett officiating. There are no calling The Taylor and Modeen Funeral Tremont New Britain, died prior to the service. 9 p.m.

Memorial donations may Judson LeGeyt Dies at Age 75; be made to the Heart Fund. Sunday in Clinton after a long illness. A lifelong New Britain resident, he was a member of Raymond Sherwood Marchant Philip was minister of finance in the government of Felix Gouin, Leon Blum and Paul Ra-madier in the 1946-47 period. Sihanouk Says Sentence Illegal Mafia Chief i Holy Cross Church there. He; Ex-Lawmaker 71, of 893 Farmington West Hartford, president of the Connecticct Beef Co.

until his From 1950 to 1967 he was presi Has Heart Attack SAIGON (AP) Prince Noro BARKHAMSTED Judson retirement in 1960, died Monday at his home. Fatal Accident Brings Weekend Death Toll to 6 Home, 136 S. Main West dom Sihanouk's government in H. LeGeyt, 75, of LeGeyt Road, He later became sales coordi exile rejected as illegal Monday a former legislator, died at his dent of the Socialist Movement for a United Europe. Since 1967 he had been president of the Development Center of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to aid developing countries.

nator of Burt and Dell, Inc. A the trial and death sentence im home early Monday morning Hartford, is in charge of arrangements. Memorial gifts may be made to the Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Council, 76 Forest posed on him by a military TRENTON, N.J. (AP) Reputed Mafia chief Anthony "Tony Boy" Boiardo suffered a heart attack and was listed in after a brief illness. He was graduate of Dartmouth College, he was a Navy veteran, a mem leaves three daughters, Mrs.

Arthur Verneris Hamden, Mrs. George Mitchell of Clinton and Mrs. Richard Castellani of Southington; two brothers, Rt. Rev. Msgr.

George Bartlewski of Bristol and the Rev. Paul J. Bartlewski of. Thompsonville; two sisters, Mrs. Walter Nadol-ny and Mrs.

Edwin Lea, both of New Britain, and six grandchildren! The funeral will be Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. at Borawski- court of the Cambodian born in Barkhamsted and was a retired farmer. ber and former deacon of the Universalist Church of West "critical" condition at Somerset Sihanouk was deposed as Hospital Monday. Hartford, and a former member Mr. LeGeyt was a state representative from Barkhamsted from 1959 to 1965.

He served on Cambodia's chief of state March 18 and has since been in exile in Boiardo, 53, a defendant with of the Rotary Club of Hartford. ex-Newark Mayor Hugh J. Ad- He leaves his wife, Mrs. Anna Peking. the Republican Town Commit donizio and four others a A military court of Premier BRISTOL A delayed police report on a fatal accident brought the state's holiday weekend death toll up to six Monday.

Five state residents were killed in traffic accidents and a drowning, in addition to the most recently reported death. Bristol Police Chief William J. Mead said Bryan Keyowski, 74, of 97 East Road, died late Sunday night at Bristol Hospital Wind Marchant; a son, Raymond S. Marchant Jr. of Sims teaerai extortion conspiracy Lon No'l's government tried Si Duksa Funeral Home, 332 Bur-ritt St.

and at 10 at Holy Cross trial, was admitted to the hos bury; two daughters, Mrs. John hanouk in absentia last wees on Church. Burial will be in Sacred charges of treason and embez Heart Cemetery, New Britain. Semi-Annual Clearance Sale Calling hours are today from 2 zlement of state funds. The court found Sihanouk guilty on Sunday and sentenced him to tee in Barkhamsted and was a former registrar of voters.

Mr. LeGeyt was a lifelong member of and trustee of the Washington 1 Hill Methodist Church. He was a member of the Barkhamsted Cemetery Association, the Amos Beecher Lodge of Masons, and was fire warden for many years. He leaves a son, William H. A.

Lowe of Needham, and Mrs. Nelson Campbell of Atlanta, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home, 138 South Main West Hartford, with the Rev. Wallace where he was admitted Satur death.

pital Sunday night complaining of chest pains and shortness of breath. He was transferred from Hudson County Jail where he had been staying during nontrial hours His personal physician was summoned when he was taken to the hospital. Judge George F. Barlow had ordered appointment of a physician to examine Boiardo. day night after his car went out of control on Mountain Road to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

MRS. ROLAND E. MEYER Mrs. E. Inez Litchfield Meyer, 82, widow of Roland Meyer, of Chaplin, died Monday at a local nursing home.

A graduate of the Julliard School of Music, Sihanouk's government, known as the Foyal government of national union of Cambodia, said in a broadcast carried by and struck a utility pole at 9 p.m. Dr. Vittorio Mirabelli, medi Viet Cong Liberation radio that G. Fiske D.D., officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, West Hartford.

it did not recognize the right of she was a coloratura soorano LeGeyt, first selectman of Barkhamsted; a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Gallup of Barkhamsted; two brothers, Albert LeGeyt of Barkhamsted and Theodore the "Phnom Penh traitors" to try Sihanouk. I There are no calling hours. cal examiner, said results of an autopsy were being awaited to determine the cause of death. Chief Mead apologized for the delayed report and said an investigation would be conducted.

FlorshewP Weather. Tides Donations may be made to the memorial fund of the Universalist Church of West Hartford. Bryans who gave concerts in Carnegie Hall. She lived in Brooklyn, N.Y. all her married life, and moved back to Connecticut a year and a half ago.

She an aunt in Linwood, N.J.; two nephews, Dr. John L. Stoughton, Leiieyt ot East uranby; six grandchildren and three Greek-Bulgarian Accord Reported Boy, 5, Killed The funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at the John J. Shea of Pitcairn, and Dr.

Robert By Pickup Truck W. Stoughton, of Bloomfield, Funeral Home, Steel Road, New Hartford, with the Rev. John E. GOVERNMENT FORECAST Local: Mostly sunny and warm today, highest in the 80's. Fair with little temperature change tonight and Wednesday.

Low tonight 55-60, high Wednesday 80-85. Probability of precipitation near zero today and tonight. State: Mostly sunny and warm Reduced Great Reductions On All Discontinued Styles Selected From Our Regular Stock He said he does not work in his office on weekends and that an incomplete report of the mishap was left at police headquarters, presumably available to reporters. The Courant was not told of the report Sunday. Mead said it was marked "hold as a possible fatality" and that may have been the reason it was delayed.

Capen, pastor of the Washington The Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home, 12 Seneca Road, Bloom-field, will announce funeral ar JEWETT CITY ffi Five Hill Methodist Church, officiat year-old Daniel Holman of Pa- rangements. Friends may con chaug was hit by a pickup truck ATHENS (AP) The Greek foreign ministry announced a three-point technical development agreement Monday with neighboring Communist Bulgaria, as part of an effort to improve relations with Eastern bloc countries. Earlier this year, Greece signed a bilateral barter agreement with Albania. An Albanian trade mission has visited Athens and a similar Greek mission is expected to Monday and killed, police said. tribute to the Supplementary Fund at Church Homes, Police said the youth, the son ing.

Burial will be in Barkhamsted Center Cemetery. Calling hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to the Washington Hill Methodist Church. 705 New Britain Ave. today.

Fair with little temperature change tonight and Wednes Keyowski was born in Poland of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holman, may have run out in front of the truck. and came to Bristol at an early No British Risks, day. Temperature Summary for July 170.

WEST HARTFORD STORE Today and Wednesday BRYANS SHOES He was pronounced dead on age. He formerly was employed at Ingraham Industries, retiring in 1963. He was a veteran of arrival at Backus HosDital in 7 a.m. p.m. 7 p.m.

Temp. (deg.F) 67 76 Says Spokesman Norwich. Funerals call at Tirana in the near fu Rel. Humidity (pc) 71 49 47 Bar. Pres.

at S.L. 29.17 29.6 29.90 World War I. He leaves a son, Paul J. Ke Based on data to 7:30 p.m.: high 84 at LONDON (AP) Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas- ture, the first such visit in nearly 30 years. 3 p.m.; low 58 at 5 a.m.; mean 71, nor W.

S. Farren Dies; yowski, a Bristol policeman; a mal 73, degree days X. High year ago. 82; low $, Home, reserving Britain's right The army-backed gomernment Aerodynamics Pioneer daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Twom- also has set up a permanent CAMBRIDGE, England (A Record high this date 91 In 1911.

Record low this data 48 in 1962. Highest Temp, since Jan. 1, 94. Lowest Temp, since Jan. 1, 8.

bley of Bristol; a brother, John C. Kevowski of Nevada: and trade mission in East Berlin and signed commercial and trade pacts with the Soviet Un three great-grandchildren. The funeral of Francisco Cruz, 24, of 1692 Main who died Friday of a gunshot wound, will be Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at the James Funeral Home, 2016 Main followed by a Solemn Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9. Born in Commerio.

Puerto Rico, he Accumulated departure from normal 3ootShoppe Sir Willliam Scott Farren, 78, distinguished British aircraft engineer, died Sunday. this month, through July 0. to revive its defense pact with South Africa, said Monday "Britain cannot take risks with its life" against mounting Communist military pressures. In his first foreign policy statement since the Conserva The military funeral will be precipitation Summary To 7 p.m., none. This month through ion, Bulgaria and Romania.

Farren pioneered experimen July .43 inches. The Bulgarian accord calls tal and design aspects of aero Departure from normal this month through July 5, .17 inches. Total from for the exploitation of border Hartford 114 Asylum St. 247-6196 West Hartford 982 Farmington Ate. 236-4451 Wednesday at 8 a.m.

at Funk Funeral Home, 35 Bellevue and at St. Stanislaus Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Call dynamics during World War I Jan.

1 through July 5, 20.45 inches. For rivers, exchange of electric lived in Hartford for seven tives regained power last month, Douglas-Home pledged and after the war taught at same period last year 19.09 iinches. Conn. River stage at 8 a.m. 2.8 feet.

power and development of tour years. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Cambridge University. ism between the two countries ing hours are today from 2 to Nilka Yvette Cruz; his parents, Albany 84 58 New York 84 65 During World War II he Atlanta 83 58 Philadelphia 84 63 and 7 to 9 p.m. that Britain will consult fully with Commonwealth partners before deciding whether to resume arms sales to the aparth- Boston 79 41 Phoenix 109 85 worked for the British govern Arson Suspected Chicago 82 64 Pittsburgh 79 55 ment aircraft research and Denver 89 58 Me.

78 58 ASBURY PARK, N.J. (AP) Detroit 81 53 -Richmond 84 62 development. Among his many Kansas City 85 69 St. Louis 84 54 eid-segregationist-republic. Cautious Hope government positions was direc Mr.

and Mrs. Julio Cruz, of Puerto Rico; a brother, Julio Cruz of Hartford; and a sister, Miss Yvette Cruz of Hartford. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield.

Friends may call at the funeral home today from 6 to 9 p.m. Los Angeles 90 68 SFranciseo 55 50 Deaths CARNEIRO. In Hartford Hospital. Joseph Carneiro, 16, of 243 Brewer East Hartford, Conn. Son of Mr.

and Mrs. Antonio A. Carneiro. Died Sunday, July 5, 1970. Funeral will be held Fires consumed several buildings on a city block Monday during street disturbances and Memphis 84 59 Seattle 74 52 In a world-ranging review, the Miami 87 73 Washington 87 63 tor of technical development at the Ministry of Aircraft Produc former prime minister cautious looting by black youths.

tion. 1 Wednesday at 8:15 from the Giuliano- ly voiced hope that the slow Police believed the fires, Saqarino Funeral Home, 247 Washing' After the war he went into process of East-West reconcili on with a Solemn Requiem Mass which burned through several New Orleans 92 76 Tides July 7, 1970. High Low At New London 12:54 pm 6:54 am 7:12 pm At Saybrook 2:04 pm 7:39 am 7:57 pm At New Haven 2:00 am 2:30 pm 1:12 am 8:36 pm at our Lady of Fatima Church, 9:00. private industry, but still con Burial in Mt. St.

Benedict Cemetery. stores and an apartment building, were set. centrated on military aircraft. Calling hours today, 2-4 ana 7-. He retired in 1961.

Youngsters roamed the The funeral of Sheila Faye Washington, 20, of 113 Earl who died Thursday of a gunshot wound, will be Thursday in Braddocks, Pa. Born in Kear-neysville, West Virginia, Miss ation may bring some signs that "cruder Communist tactics of the cold war may be relaxed." Chances for peace in Vietnam have been lost, yet not irretrievably, he said, without ela streets of the predominantly black West End area of this shore resort community, looting' ALLIED FLORISTS ASSOCIATION Or Rt ATI MAftTFOM I tU.l 1 Express Your Sympathy SEND FLOWERS You can rely on expert assistance from every member of the ALLIED FLORISTS ASSOCIATION in your selection. Washington had lived here three months. She leaves her parents, grocery, liquor, and clothing stores. It was the second day of borating.

"The more the Soviets argue that American intervention is going too far in this part of the world," he added, "the more urgent it seems to me to recon Because of the death of our partner Santa S. Lombardo we will be closed Tomorrow Plaza Barber Shop 43 Market Hartford Mr. and Mrs. James Washington, of DuQuesne, a brother, Stephen Collins, of Hartford; and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Effie Washington, of Kear-neysville, West Virginia.

The James Funeral Home, 2016 Main is in charge of local arrangements. There are no calling hours. vene the conciliation proposals! which are ready to hand." This was a reference to the IS AMCOT A Machete? MAY BE! Giulkno-Sagarino 522.0087 British-Russian cochairmanship of the 1954 Indochinese armistice agreements. 247 Washington St, HtM..