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THE BOSTON DAILY FEBRUARY 16, 1958 Twenty-Seven Gen Peterson, Friend of lIke, Dies in Capital WASHINGTON, Feb. 15 (AP)Maj Gen Virgil L. Peterson. the Army's Inspector General in World War II and a long-time friend of President Eisenhower, died today of a heat ailment at Walter Reed Hospital. Retired since 1946, Peterson was 73.

It was only four days ago that the President's friendship for Peterson was demonstrated. After visiting Walter Reed for his physical checkup, Eisenhower was a about to get into his car when Mrs. Peterson hurried up. President recognized her and called out: "Oh, hello, how are Then he kissed her soundly on the cheek. Mrs.

Peterson explained that her husband was a heart attack patient at the hospital, The President grinned and told her: "So am Peterson was born in Campbellsville, and was graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1908. In 1918 he commanded the engineer officers training camp at Camp Lee, and was director of military training and commandant of the engineer school at Ft. Humphreys, which is now Ft. Belvoir, Va. He served in various capacities in the New England Engineer District, was on the faculty of the command staff school at Ft.

Leavenworth, direc-1 tor of and parks here land district, engineer in Los Angeles, and Detroit. Later he served as chief of staff for the 2d Army and 6th Corps Headquarters in Chicago. In 1940, he became Inspector General of the Army, a job he held. until 1945. Funeral services and burial will be held Friday afternoon at Arlington 1 National Cemetery here.

REAPPOINTED State Fire Robert M. Tappin. JOHN HILL M. D.C. POST Continued from the First Page Also to be named to another term today is State Fire Marshal Robert M.

Tappin of Templeton. His post pays $5840 and is for three years. Hill, a 47-year-old World War II veteran who served as a lieutenant commander aboard the carrier Bataan in the Paeific is married and has one son, Jonathan, 11. The Bay Republican and his family live at 290 Commonwealth av. This will be his first public post.

A former director of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, Hill was chairman of the municipal altairs, committee of the Chamber. also is a former president of the Back Bay Association. Gardner Chief 25 Years Hill is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and Harvard Business School. Tappin was originally named marshal in May 1954. He served as Gardner Fire Chief for years.

He was also an assessor in that city for 12 years. former president of, the Massachusetts Fire Chiefs Association, Tappin also held office in the New England Association of Fire and the International Fire Chiefs Association. G. I. HOMES Continued from the First Page The Congressmen reported many instances of builders buying from veterans their right to the lowinterest mortgages on houses.

They said payments range from $300 to $400 in some areas to induce veterans to buy a house with no intention of living in it SO the builder could obtain low -interest G.I. rates. They also reported numerous cases of private inspectors hired VA for fee to inspect G.I. houses while often these inspectors have a direct financial interest in the property they inspect. As a result, the subcommittee said, there are many cases of "inadequate and faulty inspections" of houses.

Gifts From Builders The investigators also discovered "serious personnel including cases where VA employees have accepted "substantial gifts from builders, lenders and real -estate operators." They also found cases where VA employees accepted "loans from lenders participating in the loan guaranty In still other cases, the subcommittee said, VA officials showed definite favoritism toward certain builders, fee appraisers and compliance inspectors. The group listed 95 different common construction faults and failures to follow VA building requirements. These included failure to fit doors properly, the use of green lumber, and inadequate supports for walls and ceilings. Blames V. A.

Supervision The subcommittee put the responsibility for these practices on the V. failure "to properly supervise and inspect the construction." "The subcommittee has found that in many instances builders apparently feel that the veteran is buying a low -priced home and has no right to expect good the report said. The subcommittee severely critieized the present practice in many areas of the country of selling G.I. mortgages in such a way that they are brought in line with prevailing interest rates instead of the low interest rate allowed veterans. In other recommendations, the subcommittee proposed that the appraisers and inspectors for the V.

A. be required to disclose periodically "the scope of their outside activities" involving the loan guaranty program. The subcommittee also recommended that the V. A. consult frequently with the Federal the qualifi- Housing Administration on cations of builders to keep "questionable builders and lenders" out of the G.I.

program. Golden Rule Trouble CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP)Obeying the Golden Rule, fellow David mowho was about to leave his Ellsworth cautioned a torist car in a no zone. The reaction to this good deed astonished him. A passenger from the other car, slughim in the eye, smashed one jumped ged of his car windows, pointed a pistol at him, then drove away, acres Tennessee 1954 had compared 22,548 with irrigated 1012 in In 1949.

Harold F. Wheeler Long Managing Editor of Boston Traveler, 67 Deaths and Funerals LEXINGTON, Feb. 15-Harold F. Wheeler, 67. of 12 Tower road.

managing editor of the Boston Traveler for 31 after years, died tonight at his home a short illness. Mr. Wheeler retired August, 1953, after nearly 50 years as a Boston newspaperman. Born in Boston, he was the son of Alvaro Santos and Helen Lee (Hail) Wheeler, He was eduin private schools and entered the newspaper field in HAROLD F. WHEELER 1907 as a reporter for the Traveler.

He later moved to the Journal and to the Boston Post. In 1921 he became Sunday editor of the Herald and the next year became manging editor of the Traveler. While on the Herald staff, Mr. Wheeler married a feature writer, Olive Belle McGuire of Cambridge. He covered the stories from 1907 to World War I--the Saccobig, Vanzetti case, the Lindbergh flight and kidnaping, the depression and many others.

Always a New England booster, his saying was "to look beyond the Yankee horizon, but don't lose si sight the of was a New former England." president of the Boston Press Club, editor-in-chief of the Boston Newspaper Club and was a member of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, During World War IL. he toured our recently won bases in the South Pacific, reporting on such historic places as Saipan, Guam, Iwo Jima and Ulithi. He will be remembered by many for his biography of Gen Pershing, written for a newspaper syndicate early in his career. In Lexington, he was known as "Mr. Rotary." He was a member of the Masons and active in the Episcopal Church.

He was also a member of the Lexington Golf Club and the Old Belfrey Club. His only survivor is his wife. JET FLIER KILLED-Lt Edward H. Bovey, 24, of Chelmsford, was killed when his plane collided with another in the air in Arizona, Tuesday. His father, Martin K.

Bovey, is a noted nature photographer and is associated with a Boston brokerage firm. WAYLAND Continued from the First Page A year ago, the town voted to have a team of experts survey the school situation and lay out a long range program. Vote Money for Plans The experts mapped out sites. The first vote came tonight. schedule calling for a buying 10 Meeting members also voted $25,000 for plans for a 14-room elementary school to be built at Claypit Hill road.

They also voted to increase the school committee from three to five members. The meeting also voted to build a town office building in the center of town, Three acres had been given the community for that purpose, opposite the First Parish Church on the Old Boston Post road. Construction will cost $315,000. A sum $45,000 was appropriated for this purpose two years ago, $70,000 is to be derived from taxes and the remainder from the surplus fund. List Approved Sites The approved school sites are: 1.

Claypit Hill road, North Wayland. 2. A location off Sherman Bridge road. 3.0 Orchard Lane. 4.

Loker property on Loker Souths Schofeld Wayland. Farm, Old Connecticut path. 6. Melville Loker property, East Plain st: At a special town meetin gon March 5, voters will be asked to appropriate an additional $25,000 for plans for a second schoolhouse. It is expected that the first school will be completed early in 1957 and that the second will be finished the following Fall.

Moderator Howard S. Russell presided at the session, in the auditorium of the Happy Hollow School. Charles Hodsdon Charles Hodsdon. 63, of 11 Beeof the Loyal Order of Moose Home thoven Jamaica Plain, manager at 9 Rockland West Roxbury, collapsed and died at the home last night. A retired M.

T. A. employee, he leaves a wife, Josephine. Francis P. L.

Cronin Newsmen, City Officials at Requiem High Mass St. Joseph's Church, West End, was filled yesterday at services for Francis P. L. Cronin. 46.

of Pinckney public relations counselor. who died Sunday at the Mount Auburn Hospital. Rev. John H. O'Connor, celebrant of the solemn high mass of requiem, was assisted by Rev.

John O'Doherty, S.S.C., deacon, and Rev. Owen A. McGrath, S.S.C., subdeacon, both of St. Columban's Seminary, Milton. Seated within the sanctuary were Rev.

Andrew McFadden, S.J., of Holy Cross College, Worcester, Prayers at the grave in Mt. Hope Cemetery were offered by F.ev. Thomas A. Navien. The bearers, all representatives of the newspaper and public relations field, included Larry Laskey, John McEvoy, Mel Massucco, John Manion, Daniel J.

O'Brien, Charles Leveroni. John Noonan and John A. Hamilton. Honorary bearers included Rudolph F. Elie Robert Taylor, Ted Ashby.

Paul W. Kendall, Curt Gowdy, Benjamin Hartzoff. Bernard Hyatt, George W. Clarke, Alan Frazer, Al Longo, Cyrus W. Durgin and Eugene Gehringer.

Surviving are wife. Mrs. Renee (Ashley); a son, Sean Ashley; a brother, John the Worcester Telegram staff, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Winthrop. Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs.

Matera RAYMOND, N. Feb. 16- Services for State Representative Frank J. Mafera, 54, and his wife, Juanita, 47, who died Tuesday in a fire at their home on Lane road, will be held at 10 a. Friday.

in St. Raymond's Church. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery. Mr. Mafera was board chairman of the American Chain Link Fence Company of Medford, and president of New Hampshire Fence Company in this community.

He was also a selectman and a member of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. the New Hampshire Advertising Club and the Revere (Massachusetts) Lodge of Elks. The Maferas leave two sons, Frank of Manchester and Richard of Reading, and three daughters, Mrs. Juanita Ege, Mrs. Frances Spinazzola and Mrs.

Audrey Acquaeira, all of Raymond. also leaves brothers, Fred and Gutz of Medford, Americo of Somerville, and Guy of Westwood, and four sisters. Anita Rowen of Winthrop, and Mrs. Conchita DiCarlo, Anna and Olga Mafera, all of Revere. Helen M.

O'Rourke PEABODY. Feb. 15-Helen M. O'Rourke, 67, of 23 Gardner supervisor of reading in the local school system and a teacher here for more than 45 years, died today at Salem Hospital. She was born in Salem, but lived most of her life in Peabody, She was a graduate of Salem State Teachers College and was formerly principal of the Samuel Brown and the Endicott schools.

She was a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, National Teachers Honor Society; was founder of the North Shore branch of the Association for Childhood Education and a member of the Masslachusetts State Teachers Association. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Annette C. Mulherin of Peabody, and Mrs. Ernest W.

Boner of Concord. N. H. and two brothers, C. Phillip of Winchester and Richard P.

of South Orange, N. J. A requiem high mass will be celebrated Saturday at 9 in St. John's Church, with burial in St. Mary's cemetery, Danvers.

Walter A. Thayer Services for Walter A. Thayer, 57, of 63 Landseer West Roxbury, who died Monday, will be held at 2 tomorrow at Waterman Chapel, Back Bay, Mr. Thayer, a 1923 graduate of Boston University, was manager of the Schrafft's store at 256 Boylston Boston, for 34 years. He leaves a wife: a son, Graydon A.

of West Roxbury, and two daughters, Mrs. Stanley PretheWestwood and Mrs. Marshall Kane of Billerica. DO YOU KNOW D. C.

Police are seeking identity of this man, killed by a car late Tuesday night after alighting from a bus at Myrtle on the Fellsway, Medford. He is between 65 and 70, and was wearing a gray topcoat, brown felt hat, blue coat and trousers and black shoes. Bus driver said he was a regular patron of the run, DEATHS ANDREWS In Boston. formerly Feb. of 15, Glendale Dorchester, wife of the late Charles Andrews.

Funeral services at the J. B. Cole and Gleason Funeral Home, 490 Columbia road. Dorchester: on Friday at m. In terment in New York.

Visiting hours 24, 7-9 D. m. BAIN- Of 374 Gannett road, North Scituate, Feb. 15. John, husband of the late Grace (Carter) Bain, in his 84th year, father of Robert D.

Bain of Melrose. Services at the Sparrell Funeral Home, 1 Summer CohasSaturday, Feb. 18 at 2 D. m. Calling hours at the funeral home Friday 2 to 4 D.

m. FLOWERS TEN RAPHED '98 TREMONT ST. Richmond 2-4317, BAKER--In Quincy, formerly of Dor. cheater, Feb. 14, Charlotte (Currie), beloved wife of John Baker, mother of Mrs.

Charlotte L. Parmenter, and John C. Baker Jr. Residence 9 Linden court. Service in St.

Mary's Episcopal Church. Uphams Corner. Dorchester, Friday, at 1 o'clock. Visiting hours in John Muiry Funeral Home, 223 Neponset Dorchester, Wednesday and Thursday 2-5 and 7-10. Relatives and friends invited.

BAMPTON-In Jamaica Plain. Feb. 14, Helen (nee Scriven), beloved wife of Norman Bampton of 8. Burnett st. Funeral from the Daniel L.

Shea Son Home for Funerals. 512 Centre on Friday at 9 a. m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 10 a.m.

Relatives, and friends kindly invited. hours Wednesday 7-10 and Thursday 2-5 and 7-10. BARRY-Of Dorchester, Feb. 14. Robert.

beloved father of Roberta. Mrs. Mary Parrow, Mrs. Rose Marie Gamadella, Mrs. Helen Asaro, and brother of Mrs.

Helen Gallagher and Gerald L. Barry. Funeral from the Stephen C. Higgins Funeral Home. 2 Neponset at King sq.

Friday. Feb. 17. at 8 a. m.

Requiem High Mass in St. Peter's Courch at 9. a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Wednesday 7 to 10. Thursday from 2 to 5 and BAUMBER- In Wollaston. Feb. 15, Baumber. son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Baumber. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services from the Deware Bros. Memorial Chapel. 576 Hancock Wollaston.

Friday, Feb. 17 at 3 p. m. Friends may at the funeral home Thursday evening. 7 to 9 p.

m. BIGELOW -In Beverly, Feb. 14. Mrs. Edith Lenore (Shoemaker) Bigelow.

wife of Rev. Gordon Bigelow of 8 services will be at the First Bertram age Relay years. Funeral Baptist Church. Beverly, Saturday, Feb. 18, at 11 a.

m. Friends are invited to attend and may pay their respects at the Lee Moody Funeral. Home on Friday. from 4 until 9 p. m.

The casket will be closed at the church. In lieu of Rowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund of the First Baptist Church for the illumination of the steeple, or the Lenore S. Bigelow Scholarship Fund of the Baptist Missionary Training School of the First Baptist Church. Burial will take Cranston. place R.

at the Pocasset Cemetery, with a committal service at 3 p. m. BOIMILA-In Cambridge. formerly of Dorchester. 13, John beloved father of Frank.

Melvin. Mrs. Anna husband of Mary, (Piotrowski) and Funeral from the Szulewski Funeral Kaslowski and Mrs. Wanda Brown, Home. 93 Otis East Cambridge, Saturday.

Feb. 18 at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Hedwig's Church at 9 m.

Relatives and friends invited. BOWEN, 10. In West Willard Palm Seaverns Beach, Bowen, formerly of Roslindale and Boston. Son of the late Arthur and Ger trude L. Bowen.

Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston on Thursday, Feb. 16 at 2 p. m. Please omit flowers.

Donations may be sent to Dr. Charles E. Fuller, Box 123. Los Angeles, Calif. Friends may call the Chapel, 24 and 7-9 m.

Wednesday. Lucius beloved husband cf the In Arlington, Feb. 14. 1956. late Mabel (Forrest).

Father of Gertrude Ayotte. Dorothy Smith and Warren A. Briggs. Funeral from the E. McAvoy Funeral Home, 223 Mass.

Friday at 8 a. followed by a High Mass of Requiem in St. Agnes' Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Vi ting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 10.

Late m. mber St. Agnes Holy Name Socie'v. Please omit Aowers. BROWN--In West Roxbury.

Feb. 15, George J. husband of Alice E. (Welt) Brown, of 71 Greaton road. Services at the Folsom Funeral Chapel, 63 Belgrade Roslindale, Saturday.

at 2. p. m. Relatives and friends invited, Chapel visiting hours Thursday evening. to 9 p.

and Fridav, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. New York and Maine papers please copy. BURLEY -In Scituate, Feb. 14, formerly of Dorchester, John beloved husband of Helen (Dunlea) Burley Funeral from the Hammill Funeral Home, 16 Allen Situate Harbor, Friday, Feb.

17, at 9:15 a. m. followed by a High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary of the Nativity Church at 10 o'clock. Visiting hours at the funeral home 2-5 and 7-10.

Relatives and friends cordially invited. Late member of Dixon Post, V. F. of Dorchester. Constantina -In (De Christoforo), of 87 East Boston.

Feb. 14, Chelsea st. Beloved wife of Frank and East devoted Boston mother of Celeste Elvera Mattro Cionti of and Stoneham, sister of Emilio De Christoforo. Mary Pesaturo. Margaret De Pierro, all of East Boston and Josephine Nazzaro of Revere, Funeral from the DiPietro Vazza Funeral Home 11 Henry st.

(opp. Maverick Station) Friday morning at 9. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Mount Carmel Church at 9:45 a. m. Relatives and friends invited Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.

m. Late member San Pellegrino Society. CEDER-Of North Reading, Feb. Andrew, husband of Ellen E. (Sioblom) Ceder.

Funeral services at the Calvin Funeral Home. corner of Sanborn and Woburn Friday at Relatives and friends invited. Friends are invited to call at the Funeral Home Thursday 7-9 p. m. CHIPMAN-In Boston, Feb.

15, Lola O. (Schaffelburg), beloved wife of Mrs. the late Irving Chipman, mother of June O'Keefe, sister of Cecil Strum. Verna Baltusis. Hildrea, Austin, residence 33 Nevins circle.

Rockland. Mass. Funeral services at J. ton st. (Roslindale Saturday, Feb.

Higgins Funeral Home, 4236 Washing 18 at 2 p. m. Belatives, and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7 to 10 Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.

CLEARY-In Hyde Park. Feb. 15, Nora A. (Halloran), beloved wife of the late Timothy A. Cleary, mother of Mrs.

May Bauman, John D. Cleary of Hyde Park and Ralph A. Cleary of Canton, residence 35 Summer st. Funeral from the M. C.

Carroll Funeral Home, 22 Oak Hyde Park, Saturday morning at 9. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the Church of the Most Precious Blood at 10. Relatives and friends invited. Hours, Thursday, 7-11; Friday. 2-11.

Late member of the Ladies Sodality, Mater Dei Guild and St. Gregory Court No. 24, M. C. O.

F. DEATHS NANTUCKET Continued from the First Page Nelson, though practically; a "foreigner" by island definition, was a prime mover in the group whigh sponsored the bill, and plans to hew solidly to the architectural principles which he and his colleagues are attempting to preserve. Building One-Level House Nelson home will be built to blend with its picturesque and authentic surroundings, according to the wording of his application. Nelson and his wife will give up a fine two-storied home on Union where they have Summered for many years. The new one will be a six-room, one-level house in the strict "Nantucket style," which covers a period in architecture dating from early Colonial times to the early 1800's.

Islanders generally today were applauding the new law, which sets aside certain districts in the town and the village of Siasconsett as historic preserves, architecturally. The five-man commission, which probably will named within a week, will serve as watchdog on all construction, remodeling and even building removal within those districts. Districts Defined Under the law building can be torn down without no, the commission's approval. Research which went into the drafting of the law disclosed that 192 buildings, all in the cherished style, have been razed or otherwise destroyed since the early 1800's. The historic districts, clearly outlined in law, are generally confined to the centre and waterfront sections of Nantucket town and so-called "Actors' Colony" district of Siasconsett.

Most of the island, therefore, is still open ground, and the most daring modern creation as well as conventional dwellings of other eras may be constructed with impunity. Violators within the historic districts face fines of up to $500 a day for non-conformity. Chance for Others The bill's authors at first wanted to include the entire island, which is also Nantucket County, under the Historic District, but decided that would impose a hardship on Summer residents and visitors of the picture-window school. Only the exterior of homes that can be seen from the street or public conform, ways in the districts must and the owners may use their own discretion in choosing interior design and furnishings. The designs to be preserved were the favorites of the island's whaling families, whose beautiful old mansions, complete with widows' walks, raise their silvered shingles or white-pillared facades flush from Main st, and adjoining thoroughfares, The Commission will be chosen by the Selectmen, from recommendation made by a nine-man committee, representing the nine organizations supported the law.

The Commission members may be announced at next Wednesday's selectmen's meeting. McDonald, 21, also of Lynn, was injured. LYNN CRASH VICTIM-AF2C Walter H. Miller, 21, Lynn, was fatally injured when his car struck a utility pole there early yesterday. He was on his first day of furlough from a Maine Air Force base.

A companian, Robert J. DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS E. Fawcett. Commonwealth Bertha LOFGREN--In P. Lofkren.

Brookline, Feb. Residence, 15, Miss 16 Frank PICKERING of Washington road, in his -In Allston, Feb. 15. Ralph -In Rye. N.

Feb. 14. formerly of 10 Appian High st. Services will be held at 63d year. Funeral services Buckband of Nora (Neayion) Fawcett.

Be- the Bell Funeral Home. 376 Wash- minster Chapel, 84 Broad at. Portsloved son of Frank W. and the late ington Friday, Feb. 17, 10 N.

Friday, 3 p. m. Friends Mary (Kennedy) brother of m. Relatives and friends invited, invited. Interment, Central Cemetery, Harry and Frank Fawcett, Lena Madi- Friends mas call at the Funeral Rye.

gan and Daniel Rita Flanagan. Funeral from Home Thursday afternoon and eve- POWERS -In South Boston. Feb. 14. the F.

O'Brien Funeral Home. ning 24 and 7-9. Concord. N. Charles beloved husband of the 907 Saturday, Massachusetts Cambridge.

papers please copy. late Lillian and father of Mass at St. at 8 a. Anthony's m. Solemn Church at High 9 LYTHGOE--In Osterville.

Massachu- Mrs. Ruth Barry and Mrs. Dorothy a. m. Relatives and friends invited, widow of Frederic Jr.

Edward, William, and Lillian setta, Feb. 15. Martha Connolly, Mrs. June Deleaney, Charles Please omit flowers. Late member of Private committal at Blue Powers.

Residence, 162 st. Funeral Catholic Union of Cambridge. Visiting Hill Cemetery, Braintree, Friday, from the Thomas C. O'Donnell Fuhours. 2-5, 7-10 p.

m. Feb. Kindly omit Aowers, In neral Home. 88 West Broadway (at FERNANDEZ-Formerly of Jamaica lieu of flowers donations may be Friday morning at 8. Solemn Plain, Feb.

14. Francis of 37 Crescent made to the Heart Fund. Requiem Mass in St. Vincent's Dorchester. beloved husband of Church at 9.

Relatives and friends Ellen J. (Neilie) (Tobin) Fernandez. February 93 Eim Scituate, are kindly invited to attend. VisitFather of Mrs. Mary DuBois.

Joseph, suddenly 13, James Henry, ing hours 2-5 and 7-10. Francis X. Eugene, Paul, Eileen and husband MacDonald. of in Elizabeth V. (Mullin) Fu- -Of Rockland.

South WeyLorraine Robert Fernandez. Funeral Home, from neral from the home of his daughter, mouth. Feb, 14, Fred L. Parker, of 36 his 70th year. in the J.

Lawler Funeral Mrs. Harold W. Cole. 51 Richfield Hartsuff formerly of Wilder. 363 South Huntington Jamaica Scituate, Friday, February 17, at 8:15 in his 93d year.

Funeral services at inary), (opp. Friday at Cardinal 8 O'Connell High Sem- Mass a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem the Rice Funeral Home, 15 Webster a. St.

Mary of the Nativity Church Rockland. Friday, at 2:30 D. m. m. of Requiem in the Church of the o'clock.

Visiting hours today. 3-5 and 7-9 p. m. Blessed Sacrament, J. at 9 o'clock.

at 9 Friends may call and at Relatives and friends are invited. Mrs. Cole's home. and 7 to Wednesday Roslindale. Feb, 18.

MinVisiting hours Wednesday 7 to 10, Thursday, 3 to 5 9 p. m. nie. Carmela daughter of the late Michael sister and Thursday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.

MAHONEY-Of Somerville, Florida, Palmira Piciulo. and of Interment St. Michael's Cemetery. Feb. 14, Margaret M.

(Gerard), be- residence. 424 Hyde Please omit flowers. loved daughter of the Nelson Park av. Funeral from the Brads FROTTEN -In Wilmington. Feb.

15, and Emma (Rivet) Gerard. Formerly Funeral Home, Tower Forest Norah Scanion) beloved wife of L. Kelleher Funeral Home. 67 Broad- Requiem High Mass in the Sacred of 103 Bartlett st: Funeral from the E. Hills, Saturday, Feb, 18.

at 8. Solemn Frank st. Edward Funeral Frotten. from the Residence. W.

way. Somerville, Saturday at 8 a. m. Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives High Mass of Requiem in St.

Anne's and friends invited. Visiting hours Main Cavanaugh Son Funeral Home. Feb. 374 Church at 9 o'clock. Late member 2-5 and 7-10 p.

m. Please omit flowers Wilmington. Saturday. Ladies Auxiliary Brotherhood of Rail- Interment private. 16.

Requiem at 8 a. m. St. Solemn High Church. Mass of road Trainmen.

Relatives and PROCOPIO at Thomas' at -In Boston. Feb. 13, Ruth, a m. Relatives and friends invited. to invited.

10 Visiting hours 2 to 5 beloved wife of Patrick M. Procopio and Visiting Friday, hours. 2 to 5 and Thursday, 7 to 10 7 to m. 10. MARKEY--In Randolph, Feb.

15 Alice of Malden, aged 25. Funeral services p. m. of 557 Haverhill Reading, formerly p. W.

(Soule), wife of the late David W. at the Fullerton Funeral Home, 325 GENTILE- In Woburn, February 14. Markey of 80 South Main st. Re- Central Saugus, on Friday at 2 Domenic husband of the late Rose posing at the Cartwright Funeral p. m.

Friends may call at the fu(De Lucia), Funeral from his home. Home. 419 North Main Randolph. neral home Wednesday 7-9 and 46 Bryant Friday, February 17. at Services Saturday at.

2 p. m. Rela- Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. 8:15. Solemn High Mass at the 1m- tives and friends maculate Conception Church at 9 to attend.

Calling respectfully Thursday. invited PUTIGNANO- Of Hyde Park. Feb. 14. o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. 7-9; Friday, 2-4 and 7-9. hours Domenick, beloved husband of Lucia (Tarallo) and mother of John and GOSS-In beloved husband Cambridge. Feb. Edith 15.

(Moretta) Walter, McCARTAN-Michael, Feb. 13, former- Mrs. Jean Trunfio and Mrs. Fanny of 109 Otis st. and of father of Welcome ly of 664 Mass.

av Boston. Funeral Gianbusso. Residence. 63 Greenwood from the Graham Funeral Home, 1770 av. Funeral from the F.

J. Higgins Goss of Funeral Saugus. Funeral from the Washington Boston, on Friday, Funeral Home, 4236 Washington st. Egidio Saturday, Home, 450 Cambridge Feb. 17, at 8 a.

m. Solemn High Mass (Roslindale Saturday, Feb. 18. Feb. 18, at 8 m.

of Requiem in the Cathedral of the at 8 a. m. Solemn Requiem Mass at High Mass of Requiem at St. Holy Cross at 9 a. m.

Interment St. the Most Precious Blood Church at Solemn Francis of Assissi Church at 9 a. m. Joseph's Cemetery. Visiting hours, 9 a.

m. Relatives and friends invited. Relatives and friends invited to at- Wednesday and Thursday, and Visiting hours Thursday 5-10 and Fritend. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7-10 p. m.

Relatives and friends day 2-10 p. m. to 10 p. m. invited.

are RICHARDS- -In North GRAY--In North Quincy. Feb. 14. Rich- (Wintzell), wife Quincy, of Elijah Feb. 15.

ard husband of late Mary (Col- Warren MELANSON- Cambridge, Feb. 13. Richards of 27 Hodges av. Relatives lins) of 41 Kendall st. Relatives and the Melanson.

Funeral from and friends are invited to attend the A. friends are respectfully invited to 323 Andrews Reed Funeral Home. services from the Deware Bros. Meattend funeral from the Koehane Fu- Broadway at Prospect Cam- morial Chapel. 576 Hancock Home, 333 Hancock North bridge.

Requiem Friday. High Feb. Mass 17, at St. 8:15 a. Mary's m.

Wollaston, Friday. Feb. 17 at 1 p. m. Quincy, Friday, at 9:15.

High Mass of Church at 171 Friends visit at the funeral Requiem in Sacred Heart Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and home Thursday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 o'clock. Visiting hours Wednesday 2 to friends 5 and are 7 invited. 10.

World Visiting War hours 9 p. m. 7-10: Thursday, 2-5 and 7-10. veteran. Wakefield.

Feb. 15, to GREENSTEIN- Of 204 Woodrow Celia Damiano (Quarttrocchi), V. of beloved 12 Clifton husband of Lena Dorchester. Isaac, husband of MELICAN-In Brookline, Feb. 15, av.

Father Greenstein: father of Frank of Brigh- Daniel, beloved husband of Mary of Carmen, Joseph. Mrs. Mary Byrne. ton, Abraham of Hyde Park. Mrs.

Melican (Carmony). Residence, 59 Charles and Peter. Funeral from the August. Mrs. Sarah Cohen, Mrs.

Sylvia Eliot Crescent. Funeral from the Langone Funeral Home. 15 Chestnut Rosendorf of Dorchester. Mrs. Yetta George J.

Lacy Funeral Home, 129 Saturday, Feb. 18, at 8 a. m. SolSherr of Worcester. Mrs.

Fay Stone of Harvard Saturday morning at emn High Mass of Requiem in the Milford: brother of Mrs. Dora Jacobs 8:10. followed by a Solemn High Mass Most Blessed Sacrament Church, at 9 and Mrs. Sarah Hesser of Chicago. of Requiem in St.

Lawrence Church m. Relatives and friends respectMrs. Rose Berger of California. Fu- at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends fully invited.

Visiting hours. 2-5 and neral services will be held Thursday, are kindly invited. Interment, Holy- 7-10 n. m. Feb.

16, the at 12 Schlossberg noon, at the Memorial new build- hood Father Cemetery, Thomas McManus Late Court member of ROBERTS-In Milton, Feb. 14, Joseph ing of Chap- M. beloved husband of Annie (Anel, Memorial 1257 week Blue Hill Mattapan. at omit C. O.

flowers. and Visiting Holy hours Name. Thurs- Please derson) Roberts. and father of Joseph will be observed the Jr. Robert, John.

and Eleanor Robhome of Mrs. Ida August. 190 Fair- day evening 7-10; Friday 2-4, 7-10. erts and Mrs. Anne Murphy.

Funeral mount Dorchester. All contribu- MOORE-In Medford. Feb. 14, John from his home. 51 Briarfeld road.

may be sent to the Cancer Fund. B. (Fogelbach) husband Moore of the of late 268 Emma River- High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary tions and expressions of sympathy beloved Friday, Feb. 17, at 8 a.

m. Solemn Lynn, Feb. 14. side father of Richard Arthur of the Hills Church at 9 Relatives James W. of 12 West Baitimore John R.

Philip P. and Thomas and friends are invited. Visiting formerly of South Boston, age 68 P. Moore. from the Gaffey hours 2-4 and 79.

Late member of years. Funeral from the W. C. Good- Memorial Funeral Home, 43 High Maj James A. Frye Camp No.

20, rich Funeral Home, 128 Washington Medford on Friday, February 17. U. S. W. and the Sacred Heart Lynn, on Friday at 8:15 a.

m. at 8 m. Solemn Mass Court of Foresters. Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and and friends, invited. Visiting hours Joseph suddenly beloved Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's James' Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives ROURKE, -In Jamaica Plain. Feb.

15, friends invited. Friends may call at Wednesday 7-10 p. Thursday 3-5, son of Delia Rourke (nee Walsh) and their convenience today. 7-10 D. m.

Late member D. C. the late John Rourke. residence 15 HARTER-In South Braintree, Feb. 15.

police. Miley Round Hill Funeral st. Home, Funeral 356 from Centre the Lannie Rebecca W. J. Harter, (Baker), of 94 wife Plain of the st.

late MURPHY--In Feb. 14, Mary Saturday. Feb. 18 at 8 'clock. Solemn neral from the Mortimer N.

Peck Fu- Murphy, formerly of 27 Sacrament Church Mass at Blessed Rela(Donovan), beloved' wife of the late Hich Requiem in neral Chapel. 516 Washington Page and mother of Sister M. tives and friends 9 o'clock. Braintree, on Saturday, Feb. 18, at Alvenara.

C. S. J. of St. Catherines, to attend.

Veteran are of kindly World War invited I 8:15 Requiem a. m. at St. Solemn Francis of Assisi of Somerville, and sister of Mrs. and employee of the Park Department High Mass Church.

South Braintree, at 9 a. m. Hillside. of Funeral Hamilton from the Medford Murray City 7 of to Boston. 10 D.

m. Visiting hours 2 to 5 may Relatives visit and at the friends funeral invited. chapel Friends 011 day. Funeral Feb. 17, Home, at 9 262 Beach Solemn st.

Fri- High RYAN -In Cambridge, Feb. 15. Mary, Thursday, 7-9 p. and Friday. 3-5 Mass Requiem a.

at m. the Immaculate of 103 Norfolk st. Funeral from the and 7-9 p. m. Conception Church at 10 a.

m. Visit Harrington Funeral Home, corner of HAYES -In Cambridge, Feb. 14, Cath- hours 2-5 and 7-10 Late Warren and Plymouth Fall Riverine F. (McSweeney), beloved wife of ing member of the Revere D. m.

Court et, Friday, Feb. 17, at 8 m. High Daniel J. John Hayes and Dorothy mother of Joseph Mar- M. C.

O. F. Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives Mass of Requiem at St. William's garet friends invited.

Please omit flowers. and and Mrs. Joseph Keohane. Funeral MURPHY- In Grafton. Feb.

14. 1956, from the residence, 77 Wendell Joseph beloved father of Elizabeth SAMMARTANO-In Brighton. Feb. 14, Cambridge, Friday at 8. Requiem Funeral Jansky and Josephine the Miley (nee Deane), 1956.

John beloved son of Rocco High Mass in St. Peter's Church at 9 from Funeral and Margaret (King) Sammarm. Relatives and friends kindly Home, 356 Centre Jamaica Plain. tano. of 20 Eastburn st.

Funeral from invited Visiting hours 2 to 5 and Mass Saturday, of Feb. Requiem 18 at 9 in o'clock. the Blessed High the Home, J. 35 Warren Henshaw Sullivan Friday at Funeral 10 7 to 10 p. m.

Feb. 14, Sacrament Church at 10 o'clock. Rela- a. m. Mass of the Angels in St.

beloved husband of Anna tives and friends invited. Visiting Columbkille's Church at 11 a. HEALY-In Malden. Thomas Thursday to 10 D. m.

and Relatives and friends invited. Visit- (Murphy) Funeral Healy, from the residence E. 91 E. Russell Burns Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to ine hours 3 to 5 and 7 to hours 10 p. m.

st. and Son Funeral Home. 572 Pleasant MURPHY-In Somerville. Feb. 14.

SCOTT- -In Quincy, Feb. 14. Scott st. (corner Fellsway East), by Friday, Walter Joseph. of 39 Bartlett Services formerly of 1392 River C.

st. Hyde Park. Feb. 17 at 8:30 a. followed a husband of the late Rita P.

(Barry), at Franklin Graham FuSolemn Requiem High Mass at the and brother of Helen V. Anna Lane. neral Home, 1161 Hyde Park av. Immaculate Conception Church at 9 Agnes Hegarty, Theresa Lane, and Hyde Park. Relatives Friday, Feb.

17. at 2:00 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly Joseph T. Funeral from the Andrews and friends invited. invited.

Visiting hours 3 to 5 and Reed Funeral Home. 323 Broad- Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9. Thurs7 to 10 p. m. way, Cambridge, Saturday, Feb.

18, day 3-5 and m. Allston, Feb. 13. Gertrude at 9 Requiem a. at m.

St. Solemn Ann's High Church. Mass Som- of Francis SHERIN-Of 79 Belmont. Rutledge Feb. road, 14.

husband John F. (nee Pettee), beloved wife of the of HEALY-In late Joseph Healy, devoted sister of erville at 10 o'clock. Relatives and of the late Mary (Thatcher) and Mrs. Sarah E. McDermott and Mrs.

and friends 7 invited. Visiting hours 3 to 5 father of Virginia S. Murphy of BelKatherine Bates. Residence 221 Kelton to 10 p. m.

mont, Frances E. Sullivan Malden Westst. from the Formerly Crosby of Memorial, Plain. 867 Funeral NELSON-In Detroit. Feb.

13, Charles Funeral from the Short WilliamJamaica wood and Mollie A. Sherin of Park drive) on Friday husband of Lillian M. (Johnson) Nel son Allston. Funeral Home, 173 17, at Brighton av. Nelson, formerly of Arlington.

beloved con morning st. at (nr. 8:15 a. m. Followed by a Funeral Friday, son.

Services at the Berglund Feb. 9 a. m. Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Home, 292 Mass.

Arlington, Fri- Church. of Common in Belmont. St. at Joseph' 10 High Mass Requiem sts. Aidan's at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends and day, Feb. friends 17, at invited. 2 o'clock. Visiting Relatives a. m.

Friends may call at the Allston Church, Freeman and Pleasant invited. Visiting hours 2-5, 7-9 p. hours Funeral Home, Wednesday and Thursare Interment New Calvary, Wednesday and Thursday m. day, 3-5 and 7-10 p. m.

HODSDON Hodsdon, Boston, beloved Feb. 15, husband Charles of NICKERSON- Feb. 15. 2 Ethel Montfern M. (nee wife SHERWOOD-In of Percy Boston.

William Feb. Sherwood. 15, Jane of Josephine M. (Pettee) of 11 Beetho- tham Watkins), and sister John of R. of Walter Wellesley.

of Wal- Fu- 10 the Waterman Jamaicaway. Chapel, Funeral 495 Common- at ven Jamaica Plain, Complete neral from the Lally Funeral Home, wealth Kenmore Boston. on notice later. 496 Harvard Brookline. near Com- Friday, Feb.

17, at 12 noon. Friends KEITH-Of Braintree, suddenly, by Solemn monwealth Saturday at 8 a. m. may call at the chapel Thursday from cident, Feb. 14.

Archa B. in husband his Lady High the Mass of Requiem in Our 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. of Ada (Richardson) Keith, of Presentation Church 76th year. Funeral services Friday, 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends in- SMITH-In beloved Dorchester, Feb. of 15. John Feb. 17, at 2 p. m.

at the Down- vited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and the late Chapel. 21 Pond 7 to 10 p. m. Maria Elizabeth (Baudreau), Schweppe, father of Marie Mrs ing Hingham.

Cottage Friends may the Mrs. chapel Thursday from 3-5 p.m. O'DONNELL, 1956, In Alice Arlington (Nolan), Heights. widow Hale. Harold residence, H.

5 and Ainsley John st. Smith Funeral KENNEDY-In Lynn. Feb. 15. Capt of from Joseph her late E.

residence, O'Donnell. Harvard Funeral from the John C. Mulry Funeral M. husband the late Mary Feb. 12 Home.

223 Neponset Saturday (Small) Kennedy. of 16 Orient High Friday, Mass in St. 17 at 8 a. m. Solemn at quiem 8 a.

in m. Solemn High Mass of Re: Swampscott. age 74. Relatives and James at St. Anne's Church at friends invited to attend the funeral 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends in- o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. at the T. W. Rhodes Funeral Home, 9 ber vited.

of A. Gold L. A. Star to Post Mother, 39. and Visiting mem- Visiting hours.

5 Thursday, 10. 7 to 10; 67 Ocean Lynn. Saturday at hours, Thursday Friday, 2 to and 8. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass Wednesday 7-10, 2-5 in St.

John's Church. Swampscott at 7-10. TAYLOR In Maynard, Feb. 14. Kath10.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. O'ROURKE-In Peabody, Feb. 15, erine (Griffin), beloved wife of Fred Rhode Island papers please copy. Helen M. O'Rourke, reading W.

and mother of Gladys McLane. 1955. KLUCKEN- Ralph -In Klucken, Somerville, of 10 Feb. Park visor 111 the Peabody schools. and Private funeral services Saturday at 15, super- M.

Reba Taylor and Mae Kingsbury, of Russell S. Ellen daughter B. of (Collins) the late O'Rourke. Jeremiah C. Funeral and 2:30 daughter, m.

Mrs. at the home of her Klucken Somerville, at home. father brother of Mrs. Saturday from McLane of SummerHose. Hackensack, N.

services Gardner Peabody, at 8 her a. home, fol- 23 hill road. Friends may call this eveLidy Harry K. Klucken. San Francisco.

Calif. High ning and Friday afternoon and eveService in the Wilson Chapel, 28 lowed by a Requiem Mass at St. nine. Feb, College 18 at av. 2 p.

m. Somerville, Calling Saturday, hours in St. Mary's Cemete Danvers. THEODORE East Boston, suddenly, John's Church, Peabody, at 9. Burial 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Inter- friends invited to attend. Michelina 14. (D'India), beloved residence husband 342 of Relatives and Feb. Nicholas, Friday 2 to ment Mt.

Auburn Cemetery, Cam- ORSILLO -In Stoneham. Feb. 15. Donald Princeton st. (rear).

Funeral from the bridge. of 16 Summer heloved hus- Magrath Funeral Home, Meridian and KRUSZ--In Jamaica Plain, Feb, 14, band Orsilio. of the Funeral late Angelina (Mutile) Harve Friday afternoon at Eileen U. (Pierantoni) Krusz, beloved from the A. E.

Fin- p. m. Services at St. John's Greek wife of Stephen Krusz and mother Main negan Son Home for Funerals. 322 Church.

Union Park Boston at of Robert and Richard Krusz, sister Saturday, Feb. 18, at 9:15 o'clock. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and of Mrs. Daphne Colafrancis, Alice m. Solemn High Mass in St.

Pat- to 10 p. m. Veteran of World War Menchi, Delia Cibotti, and Mabel rick's Church at 10. Relatives hours. TRAINOR-In Boston, Feb.

11, John Varrasse. Stedman Friday from morning, Feb. Thursday and Friday, 2-5, 7-10 p. m. aged 60, of 40 Bowdoin st.

FuFuneral her residence, friends invited. Visiting 14 at 8. Solemn Requiem High Mass PALLI-In Natick, Feb. 15, Dimitrulla. the neral will Cunningham be held Funeral on Friday Home, from 306 in St.

Relatives Thomas' and friends Church invited. at wife of the late George Palli, in her Concord Framingham, at 8:15 9 o' clock. 65th Albanian year. Funeral services in the m. followed by a Solemn Requiem Melrose, Feb.

14. Lil- Saturday Orthodox p. Church, Natick. Mass in St. Cecilia's Church, Ashland, lian wife of Eugene C.

Lauriat the at 2 m. Calling hours at 9 o'clock. Calling hours Thursof 62 West Hill av. Funeral service at Loker Memorial Chapel. Natick, day only from 7-9 p.

m. at the Shattuck Funeral Home, 605 Thursday 7 to 10 p. Friday 2 to 5 -In Brighton, Feb. 14, 1956. Lillian (Arsenault), beloved wife of John Connolly of 46 Parsons st.

Funeral from the J. Warren Sullivan Funeral Home, 35 Friday at 9 a. m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Columbkille's Church at 10 a.

m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. CURINO-In Somerville, Feb.

14, 1956, Emilia (nee Impera) beloved wife the late Salvatore Curino and mother of the late Josephine Di Palma and sister of Maria Catizone. Funeral from the Anthony F. Cota Funeral Home, 197 Washington on Friday, Feb. 17, at 8:30 a. m.

Solemn High Mass in St. Anthony Church 9:30 a. m. Relatives and friends are most respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.

m. DeFLUMERI-In East Boston. Feb. 1956. Elizabeth (nee beloved wife of Ciriaco, 9 Noble court, and devoted mother of Anthony.

of Woburn: William, Mrs. Rose Fisher. Mrs. Rita Serra, of East Boston: Pasquale, Winthrop; and Ciriaco of Everett. Funeral from Rapino Memorial Funeral Home.

9 Chelsea near Maverick on Saturday, Feb. 18. at 8 m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Our Lady of the Assumption Church, Sumner at A. m.

and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours. 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. DeLUCA--In East Weymouth, Feb.

Michael, beloved husband of Carmella (DelDonno) DeLuca of 7 Washburn st. Funeral from the Joseph J. Pica Funeral Home. 206 Middle East Weymouth, Friday, at 8 a. m.

Followed by a Solemn High Mass Requiem in the Immaculate Concep. tion Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-10 p.

Thursday 2-4 and 7-10 p. m. DONOVAN-Of Medford, suddenly, Feb. 13, 1956, Joseph A. of 164 Winthrop beloved husband of Mary (Jones) and father of Joseph A.

Phyllis Claude. Florence and Carol Emmons of Medford Funeral from the Beals Funeral Home. 29 Governors Thursday, Feb. 16, at 8:15 a. m.

Solemn High in St. seph's Church. High at a. Visiting hours Wednesday 24 7-9 p. m.

Relatives Broadway, and Everett, friends Friday invited. at Visit2 ing hours Wednesday and Thursday 7-9 p. m. LEHAN-In Everett, Feb. 14, Julia (Finn), beloved wife of the late Patrick and mother of Frank.

Mrs. Lillian Savage, Mrs. Madeline Vacca, Everett. James of New York. Mrs.

Nora Doran of Cambridge. Residence 312 Broadway. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Madeline Vacca, 304 Broadway, Friday at 8. Solemn High Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9.

Relatives and friends invited. LEWIS -In Wollaston, formerly of Boston. Feb, 14, Jeanie (Fraser), wife of late Arthur E. Lewis. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services at Dewar Bros.

Memorial 576 Hancock Wollaston, Thursday. Feb. 16, at 2:30 D. m. Friends may visit at funeral home Wednesday.

2-4 and 7-9. LYNCH-In Roslindale, Feb. 13. Daniel M.D.. beloved husband of the late Katherine I.

(Flanagan), father of Paul brother of William Cornelius T. of Dedham and John A. Lynch of Flushing, N. Residence 61 Penfield st. Funeral from the F.

J. Higgins Funeral Home, 4236 Washington st. (Roslindale), Friday, Feb. 17, at 9 a. m.

Solemn Requiem Mass at the Sacred Heart Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 3-5, 7-10 p. m. Please omit flowers.

expressions of sympathy may be given to the Marareth Home for Children. Late president of Telephone Workers Guild of Nazareth Home for Children and member of John J. William Council, K. of No. 1308.

and Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart Church. MAN 1832 Service at Any Distance Serving All Religions Moderate Prices to Satisfy Every Preference and Need Booklet an Request- "Service for the Living" Finest Service and Facilities Air-Conditioned Parking Areas BOSTON: KE 6-4110 WELLESLEY: WE $-6140 ROXBURY: HI 5-4110 J. S. WATERMAN SONS and 7 to 10 p. m.

PALMIERI (PALMER) -In Cambridge, Feb. 13, Conchetta (Romeo), late of 20 Davis Boston, beloved the late Pietro and devoted mother of 1954-J. Frank V. of Roslindale, Mrs. Maria Gatto of Roslindale, Anthony of Dor- Farmer.

Sadly chester, Patrick of Boston and Dr. Salvatore F. Palmieri of Waltham. Funeral from the new Walter V. Boyko! Funeral Home, 654 Cummins highway, Mattapan.

Friday at 8:15. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in Sacred The Heart Church. Roslindale, at 9. m. of 14 Relatives and friends kindly invited.

with Visiting hours Wednesday and Thurs- expressions day, 6-10 p. m. and IN MEMORIAM Howard McCaffrey-1956 missed by aunt, Mary V. CARD OF THANKS family of the late Isaac Liberman Savin st. Roxbury, acknowledges grateful appreciation.

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