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THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1961 Forty-Two MORNING DEATH NOTICES DEATHS MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATII NOTICES STANTON In Dorchester Ma? Deaths and Funerals Find Cadet Died Of Natural Causes CASTINE, May 3 (AP) MORNING DEATH NOTICES HARRIS In Arlington, May J. Annie (Day) Butt-Harris, of 87 Sunnvslde beloveii mother of Mabel E. Coughlln, Florence M. Malo, Geonina O. Holmy, Mariorle E.

Butt, Funeral from tha Diuilel F. O'Brien Funeral Home, 126 Mass. ARLINGTON. Friday at 1 m. Services at the College av.

Methodist Church. Somerville, at 2 p.m. Rela- lives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. COFFIN In Winthrop.

May oeorge w. huabMnd of Minnla jamrs tamer of verna Dolg of Winthrop, Lucille C. Harding of Exeter N.H, and the lata Leroy D. Coffin Services at the Reynold's Funeral Home, 180 Winthtrop on Thursday at 2 p.m. Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 and 1-0 CORBITT-In Winthrop, May 1.

Frank neioved husband of Maetrue (Hennessey and father of Ruth Flanagan of Cambridge, grandfather of James J. Flanagan of East Bo I ton. rrivala funeral services at the Woodlawn Cemetery Chapel, on Thursday, at 1 p.m. Friends may rail at the O'Maley Funeral Home, 79 Atlantic Wednesday evening, 7 to I. Expressions of sympathy may pa sent to the Cancer Fund.

CURRAN In South Boston, May 1. juarsaiei iyi. i Livery beloved wire of tn late Stephan J. Curran and mother of Mrs. Vera Rooney of Reading, Mrs.

Lillian Joyce and the late Mrs. Margaret Kowalik, Mrs. Josephine. Butterfleld and Charles Curran. Alsa survived by 18 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Formerly of 353 West Broadway. Funeral from the Thomas C. O'Donnell Funeral Home, 88 west Broadway, at A Thursday morning at 8. Solemn High Mass in St Augustine's Church at 9. Visiting hours.

2-5, 7-10. Relatives and friends arc kindly invited. DAVIS In Foxbnro. May 1. Eunice J.

inooinsoni, age bo, a llti'lime resident o( Framingham and widow of William M. Davis, mother of Grace. Charles, John, Ruth, Helen and Agnes. Services at the First Baptist Church, Route 9, Framingham Centre. Thursday, May 4.

at 2:30. Friends and relatives may call at the Wadsworth Funeral Home, 108 Lincoln st. (coiner of Beech). Wednesday, May 3, 2-4 and 7-9. DeCOSTE In Gloucester.

Mav 2. Marv 15. (Halev) in her 86th year, of 4 Lawrence Mt, rd widow of the late Nathaniel Loren DeCoste. sister of Colin W. Halev of Gloucester.

Mrs. Carrie Connors of Medford and Mrs. Mildred Graham of Melrose, aunt of Paul Bennett of East Dennis. Fred Connors of Revere. John Connors of Medford and Allan Graham of Warwick.

R.I. Funeral will be held from the J. C. Greelv Funeral Home, 212 Washington Gloucester, on Saturdav at 8:15 a.m. High Mass of Requiem In St.

Ann's Church. Gloucester, at 9 o'clock. Visiting hours at the funeral horn on Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. DeCOURCEY-In Revere, suddenly, May 2, Gertrude F. iMcDerinott).

of 179 Proctor beloved wife of the late Richard J. DeCoiircey; mother of Edward H. Stanlake of Revere and Marjorie F. Jackson of Cambridge; sister of Joseph Mc Dermott of Hingham. Funeral from the Pike-Merwm-DeNeill Funeral Home, 305 Beach Friday at 9 a.m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the Immaculate Conception Church at 10 a.m. Friends may call Wednesday 7-10 p.m., Thursday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. DE PAULA In Somerville, formerly of Boston. May 2, Joseph L. beloved husband of Mary lAnastasio) and father of Josephine Galbo.

Carmen DePaula and Anna Spada. Funeral from the Rapind Memorial Home, 9 Chelsea st. (Maverick sq East Boston, Friday morning at 8:15. Solemn High Requiem Mass in the Church of The Most Holy Redeemer. East Boston at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours. 2-5 and 7-10. DONOVAN In Brighton, May 1, 1981, diuci j. uotiuvaii.

oeiovea nusoana of Bridget (Cuilen) nf A Mnrrnw t-H F'uneral from the Frank H. Carr Funeral Home, 220 Bunker Hill st Charlestown. Thursday at 8 Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Columbkllle's Church. Brighton at 9 a.m.

Relatives anH frlpnH nr invited. Visiting hours Tuesoay 7-9 weqnesaay z-4 and 7- p.m. ate member of the Mt. Pleasant Council 116. K.

of C. DOLAN In South Boston, May 2. Alfred formerly of Silver be jovea nusnana of the late Mary (Dear-Mullen Dolan. tulntH brother of Julia Dolan and stepfather of James and Mary Mullen. wirs.

josepnine sanceno and Mrs. Margaret Bridgham. Funeral from the Brien Funeral Home, 146 jjorcnester Thursday at 9 a.m. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Augustine's Church at 9:45.

Rela tives and friends invited. Visiting uuuis neunesaay -o anq v-iu. DUFFY-Formerly of Stoneham. in Washington. May 2, Jeanette (MacDonald).

age 25. wife of Lieut. Robert F. Duffy, and daughter of Clifford and Marion MacDonald of Stoneham. Friends may call at the iimii runerai nome.

4ti2 Main st jstonenam, on Wednesday and inursaay evenings from 7-9 p.m. Notice of funeral service later. DUTCHER In Arlinmnn -1 M. Dutcher of 28 Walnut IV. 81 ravine Chapel.

418 Mass. Arlington. Thursday. May 4 at 2 p.m. Visiting hours tveutieBuay ano 7H EARLS In Waltham.

Mav I tr unuveu nusoana or lora Gentes Dorey. nesiaence. st frospect Hill rd. Funeral from the Walsh Funeral Home, 20 High Friday, at 8 a.m. Solemn Mass of Requiem in St.

josepns at clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours. Wednesday 7-10 p.m. and Thursday 3-5 and 7-10 p.m.

EVANS In Somerville Mav Johanna T. (O'Brieni Evans of IBS ioweu wne ot tne late George d. cYans, momer ot fielen T. Mar-tell, Mary J. Irvine, Katherine Higgins ana lieorge A.

Evans, sister of Nellie T. and Thomas J. O'Brien. Funeral from the Daniel r. Brien funeral Home.

2 Benton at Summer SOMERVILLE, Thursday at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass at St. Catherine's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

FLYNN-In Somerville May 1, 1961. fciien i. (fiatlerty), beloved wife of the late John Flynn, mother of Tnomas, Helen, and the late Joseph Flynn. residence 393 Somerville av. Funeral on Thursday morning from the Frank E.

Flaherty Funeral Home 261 Washington st. at Union at 8:15. Solemn High Mass in the Church of St. Joseph at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly in vited.

Visiting hours. 2-5 and 7-10 P.m. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Dorothy K. (McCarthy), beloved wife of fernand J.

Fredericks, 64 uciiivjot tuillinur ,11 cue-field Watertown, daughter of Mrs. Mary McCarthy and sister of mis, Mary mgnDee ana Helen McCarthy, all of Watertown. Fu neral from the Donald J. MacDonald Funeral Home. 270 Main st Watertown, on Thursday, Mav 4.

at a.m. High Mass of ite-quiem in St. Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Late member of B.V.M.

Srtdality. Visiting hours a-3 ana 7-iu. FRINK Of Millis. Mav 2. Joanna C.

(Lovejov) frink. beloved wife of Herbert c. and mother of Robert Herbert W. and Weslev D. of Millis, C.

Raymond of Medfield. Nelson S. and Carroll B. of Baltimore, Md Mrs. C.

Shirley ltzgerald of Need-ham. Mrs. Mildred Power and Mrs Helen A. Harris of Millis. Funeral Friday morning at 8:15 from resi dence.

878 Main followed by So emn High Mass at. A in St Thomas the Apostle Church. Relatives and friends invited to call at residence after 6 p.m. Wednesday. FRANCIS Of Snmprvlll nrMnlv May 2, Mary E.

(Rogers), of 20 Linden beloved wife of the lnte Joseph: mother of Margaret Wail. Mary Mattna. Elizabeth Lundigan Anthony, John. Lawrence. Manue and Edw-ard.

Funeral from the Rogers Funeral Home. 380 Cam bridge Camhririce. Fridav at 8:45 a.m. Requiem High Mass in at. Joseph Church at a.m Relatives and friends respectfully invited.

Visiting hours Wednesday 7-10, Thursday 2-5 and 7-IU p.m. GEDDES Of Randolph, May 2. Nellie M. (Taylor), wite of the late rrann W. Geddes of 4 Edwin beloved mother of Mrs Phyllis M.

Hall of -Ranrinlnh. Mrs. Reatrice Hadd of West Harwich. Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home, 419 North Main Randolph. Funeral Thurs-rlav at 1-30 m.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Calling hours, wednesaay. 2 to 4 ana I to m. GILLIATT In West Medford. Mav 2, 19S1, William w.

ol 74 HimoiR husband of the late Abbie A (Banksi and father of Mrs. Blanche E. Woodside. Services in the Beal's funeral Home. (iovernors av Friday.

May 5 at 2 m. Friends may call Thursday 7-9 GORMAN In Jamaica Plain. Apr. 30 David of 47 Eastland beloved husband of Kath een C. (Collins! beloved father of Carol Ann, David J.

Jr. and Mrs. Marv oorman Manettl. Funeral from the Robert J. Lawler Funeral Home.

363 South Huntington Jamaica Plain (odd Cardinal O'Connell Seminary) Thursday at 9 a m. Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Andrew the Apostle inurcn. want Hill at ju a Relatives and friends are invited Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10 D.m. Interment in St.

Josenh's Cemeterv. Member of St. Holv Name Society and St. Vir.ce it de Paul Society. Late New England Sales manager for the Penn Metal Co.

HALLORAN In West Newton. May 2. Margaiet A. (Quinn), beloved wife of Stephen J. Halloran.

Residenre. 92 Warick rd. Funeral from the Walsh Funeral Home. 20 High st Waltham. Thursday, at 8 a m.

Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Bernard's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited Visiting hours Tuesday, 7 to 10. Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 P.m. CEMETERY LOTS Another new aarden section com pleted where you can plan ahead for this most, most important matter.

Low cost, small monthly payments Boston's most beautiful memorial Abdallah, Nicholaa Leeman, P. K. Lerner, Nathan Loueee, Hatel G. MacFaden, isabelle Mansfield, Roland Marino, Concetta McCowan, Richard McCristle. Frank Aleksun.

3. K. Antico. Joseph Atchison, W. L.

Bacon, Edwin Baker. Jessie Barrett, Allied r. Belyca, Thomas G. Bradley, Alan Britcher, Jean Brown, E. Marion Brown, Myrtle Buckley, John J.

McGillivray, Annus McGowan. John E. L. McLellan, Hugh McPartlin, Mary A. McQueston, Emily Merrill, Harriet D.

Mills-Foley. Katherine V. Moreland. Samuel Morgan. Louise B.

Mullen, Mary A. Murphy, Michael Murray, Harriet Murtagh, Donald Nasrnyth. Florence Newcomb. Charles O'Callaghan, Angus I Gus) O'Connor, Margaret T. Buckley, Mary B.

Burns, Ellen Callahan, Anna E. Caruso, Ernest R. Chapman, Melvina Coffin, George W. Consolo, Josephine Corbitt, Frank G. Crisp, William J.

Curran, Margaret Curtis, Mary A. Davis, Eunice J. DeCoste, Mary E. DoCourcey, Gertrude DePaula, Joseph L. Donovan, Daniel J.

Dolan, Alred C. Osborne, Harold W. Owens, James J. Paglia, Sofia Phillips, Harriet A. Proctor, Dr Joseph Rabinovitz, Etta Rich, Lillian Ann Rosell, Knute O.

Sawyer, Harold Seale. Annie Seifert, Max P. Duffy, Jeanette Dutcher, Herbert Earls. Ira P. Evans, Johanna T.

Flynn. Ellen T. Forte, Maria Fredericks, Dorothy R. Frink, Joanna C. Geddes, Nellie M.

Gilliatt. William Sloper, Leon A. Smith. John H. Gorman, David J.

Smith, Margaret Sniegieckl, Elizabeth Stanton Mary E. Stephenson, Florence Stephenson, Chas. Tasonis, George F. Temoshuk, Mary Thompson, Philip Tirreli, Hannah 1. Tisdale, John J.

Vittum, Walter A. Walsh, Francis J. Webber, Arthur Wheeler. Elizabeth Willson, Florence Woodworth, Rose Halloran Margaret A. Harris, Annie Havican.

Joseph P. Hennessey, Katherme T. Hentoflf, Lena Hooper, Elizabeth Jaqulth, AlvanC. Kane, Josephine A Keller, Mary B. Kelly, Thomai Kclley.

Catherine R. Kilbride. Patrick Kirwan, Thomas Lane, Alice EVENING DEATH NOTICES ABDALLAH In Norwood. May 3. iMcnoias, Deiovea nusoana of Mrs.

Raschede (Tamer), beloved father of I Selectman I John of Norwood, of 1027 Washington st. Funeral will be held from the Paul H. Kraw Funeral Home, 1248 Washington Friday morning May 5, at 10 o'clock in St. Georges Syrian Orthodox Church. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

Burial in Highland Cemetery. Visiting hours Thursday 2-5 and 7-10. 50 vears Honorary Life Member of the Elks. BACON Of Abington. in South Wey mouth, suddenly.

May 1, tdwin husband of Roberta iGill) Bacon and father of Mrs. Arthur Uoannel Johnson, of 583 Summer in his 77th year. Private funeral services at the Magoun Funeral Home, 135 South Union Rockland, on Friday at 10 a.m. Visiting hours Thursday, 7-9 p.m. Please omit flowers.

CONSOLO In East Boston. May a. 1961. Josephine iPuzzo), of 313 cneisea Deioved wife of the late Luciano, devoted mother of Phil. Funeral from the Rapino Memorial Home, 9 Chelsea St.

(Maverick Friday, at 8 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass in Sacred Heart Church, at 8:45 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-10. Thursday 2-5 ami 7-10 p.m.

Interment St. Michael's Cemetery. CRISP In Jamaica Plain. Mav 3, William J. (formerly of South Boston), beloved husband of the late Ethel (Williams).

Funeral from the John H. Sawyer Funeral Home. 329 Bunker Hill Charlestown. Friday, May 5. at 10:15 a.m.

High Mass at Andrew of the Apostle Church. Forest Hills, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. FORTE In Canton, formerly of Marlborough.

May 2. Maria (Bertone) Forte, beloved wife of the late Pas-quale Forte, late residence 125 Norfolk Canton. Funeral from the Joseph P. Roache Home for Funerals, 210 Sherman Canton. Friday, May 5, at 8:30 a.m.

Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church, at 9:30. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting hours Wednesday evening 7-10 and Thursday 2-4 and 7-10. HAVICAN Joseph May 2, in Deioved husband of Eloise I.

(LaRiviere) and father of Mrs. Georee E. Babin of Wel-lesley Hills, Joseph Bartley of Springfield, and Midshipman Richard B. Havican. Also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Patrick's Church. Chicopee Falls. Friday, May 5. at 10 a m.

Visiting hours Wednesday and Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 at the Tsiunas Funeral Home, Chicopee Falls. KANE In Revere. May 3. Mrs, Jo- serinme A. i(aroil) Kane, beloved wife of Patrick J.

Kane, mother of Waiter F. Kane of Waltham, Helen M. Kane of Revere, Edward T. Kane of Dorchester, Marv L. Kelly of Stonrhnm and Hilda Dawe of Germany, sister of Mary Mulligan of Revere, Margaret McCul-loueh of Revere and Catherine Mc-Ginty of Maiden.

Funeral from the Murray Funeral Home, 262 Beach st. Revere. Friday at 8 a.m.. followed by a Solemn High Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church in Revere at 9 a.m. Visiting hours, Wednesday, 7-10 p.m..

and Thursday. 2-5 and 7-10. KELLEY Of Dorchester. May 2, iatnenne K. (Carrolli of 134 Tem-plcton beloved wife of the late Frank L.

Kelley, and mother of J. Robert Kelley, Mrs. Ruth Reed and Mrs. Ada Donohue. Funeral from the McHoul Funeral Home.

354 Adams at Ncponset av Saturday May 6. Complete notice will follow. MacFADEN Of West Roxbury. Mav 3. Isabelle (Tremainei, widow of Valentine E.

MacFaden. formerly of 18 Westnver st. Service at the Eaton Funeral Home. 1351 Highland Ncedham. Friday.

May 5. at 11 a.m. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9. McGOWAN Of Winchester, Mav J. John, of 14 Reservoir formerly of Woburn.

husband of the late Agnes 'Killrleai McGowan. Funeral from the McLaughlin Funeral Home. 54 Pleasant Woburn, Friday. May 5. at 9 a.m.

Hich Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's Church. Winchester, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 3-5 and 7-10.

McPARTI.IN Of Camhririire. Mav Mary beloved daughter of the late Hernarr) and Bridget (Lynch I McPartlin. Funeral from the John C. Bums Sons Funeral Home, 305 Broadway. Friday.

May 5. at 9 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St Marv's Church, at 10 Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 3-5 and 7-10 MILLS-FOLEY In Jamaica Plain. May 3.

Katherine Mills 'nee Dag-gettt, beloved wife of Francis J. Mills and mother of Theresa Linden of Hyde Park. Francis F. Mills of Danvers. Daniel A.

Mills of Raleigh. Ursula C. Mills of Jamaica Plain and Mary Stoia of Hyde Park. Complete notice latrr MURPHY In Medford. -urirfenlv May 2, Michael beloved husband of the late Nora (Cuilen) of 27 Woodbine father of Mrs.

Margaret Sartanowicz of Somerville ana Mrs. rvatnieen t. Uolbv of Vmevard Haven. Funeral from the Gaffey Memorial Funeral Home. 43 High Medford on Friday.

May 5. at 8 a m. Requiem High Mass at the Sacred Heart Church at ciock. Meianvcs and friends invited. Visiting hours 3-5 ann 7-10 OSRORNE Formerly of Winthrop, west uennis.

suddenly May 2. Harold beloved husband of Ruth ana tamer of Mrs. Nancv I.oveland of Chatham. Services at lh- Rew- noldf Funeral Home. 180 Winthrop Winthron.

on Friday at 11 a m. Visitins hours Thursday. 3:30 to 9 p.m. l.ate member of Aleppo Temple A. A.

O.N. M.S. of Boston, and Winthron Lodge AT A.M. Masonic services on Thursday at 8 m. Interment at Oeunotiit.

Me. SEIFERT In Hvrie Park, Mav 3. Max nusnann of Anna E. (Gever). Residence.

5 Lnrkwood st. Funeral services at the Franklin C. Graham Funeral Home, llfil Hyde Parle Friday. Mav 5, at 2 Rela tives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wedncsdav.

7-9: Thursday, 2 4 and 7-9 pm. TISDALE In Cambridge. Mav 2. John J. Tisdale.

formerly of Bristol husband of Margaret 'Heneburvi Iieflnie. father of Alice McDermntt John J. Jr Charles R. Tisdnle: brother of Arthur and James Tis-di'e Funeral from the Daniel O'Brien Funeral Home 007 Ma CAMBRIDGE. Fridav at 10 a nequiem High Mass at st Mary's Church at 10-45 a Rela tives and friends invited.

Visiting VITTUM Of Weston. May 3. Walter nusnan.i of tnei (Bohnnani Vitlum of 71 Ixington in his mm year services in the Went-worth Chanel. 30 Frospect Waltham, Friday. Mav 5 at 2 Friends may call at the Chapel Thursday from 7-9 m.

WHEELFR In Dover. May 3. Flia-bTh Lin'aman). widow of Jo'eph Wheeler Service at the Funeral Home. 1.11 H'ghland av Keedham.

Mav 5. at 1:30 p.m. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9. Mary Ellen of Hi uaxoio si B- loved daughter of Ihe late John and Mary (SliHiigiinessy i Stanton and A rMlj. and tlt late Patrick Stanton.

Funeral from te Stephen niggina runaran ome. '1 Nennnset Dorchester. Thursday May 4, at 8 a.m. solemn i High Mass of Bequlem In St. Am-brnse'a Church at t.

Relatives ana friends are bwlled. Visiting hours, Tuesday 7-10, Wednesday 2-4 and i 7-10 p.m. STEPllfcNSON Of Arlington. May inrence (seniesutgcr) enepnensnn. Wile of the late Edwin L.

Stephen- son and mother ol Edwin L. Sie- phenson Jr of 88 High Hailh rd I sister of Rrna and Louise Kchlesin ger. Mrs Arthur Smith and Mrs. Robert Shauck. Service at the Saville Chapel, 418 Mas, Arl- Inglon.

Thursday, May 4 at 11 a m. Visiting hours Wednesday 3-5. 7-0. I STEPHENSON Of Rosllndale. Mas 1.

inanea husband of Evelyn i i tBonin), of 139 Walter and father of Wlllaid H. and Charle H. Stephenson and Evelyn M. Kin, Servlie at the Folsom Funeral-Chapel, 63 Belgrade av Thursday, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Chapel visiting hours Tues-day 7-9 in. and Wednesday front" 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. TASONIS Of Boston, May 1, 1961, oy accinent. oeorge neiovea nus-ir band of Joan L. (Shllkas), and father nf Gregory Tasonis.

Funeral from the 8. Baracewicg Son Funeral Home, 254 West Broadway, South Boston, Thursday, at 8 a.m. Requiem High Mass at the Immacu- late Conception (Lithuanian) Church, Windsor and Columbia sts Cambridge, at 9. Relatives and friends are invited. World War II veteran.

TEMOSHUK-(Zalatr) In Arlington. 'i trial ttia.y llni iviff.jr kosi, wife of the late Stenhan Temoshuk of 18 Heard mother -of Stephan B. Zalatz. Funeral from the Cox Funeral Home, 11 Apple ton Friday. May 5, at 8 am, Requiem High Mass in St, James 1 Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hour 3-5 and 7-10. THOMPSON Of Medford. Mav 1. Philip husband of Esther A.

lAllin) of 34 Myrtle father ol Hope A. Frltsch, brother of Amy Cu-iodwin, Guy C- end Carlton H. Thompson. Services at the First Methodist Church, Otis Thursday, May 4 at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited Visiting hours at the Allen Funeral Home, 23 Forest Medford Tuesday 7-9.

Wednesday 2-4 and 7-41 p.m. Interment In Maidstone. Vt, TIRRELL In Milton. Apr, 29. Han-' nah I.

(Wigley) of 33 Sheidon st Wife ot the late Frank Tirreli. Funeral services at the Church of Our Savior, East Milton, on Thursday at 10:30 a.m, Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours at the J.B. Cole and Gleason Milton Home for Funerals, 5 Canton av. at Milton Village.

Wednesday 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. WALSH In Jamaica Plain, formerly of Brookline. May 1, Francis nf 8 Woodman beloved husband of Barbara M. (Sullivan), beloved son of Rose F. IMahanl and the lata -Michael F.

Walsh: brother of Sgt. James J. Walsh, B.P.D. Thomas E. Walsh, B.P.D., and Mrs.

Elizabeth Reilly. Funeral from the Robert J. Lawler Funeral Home. 383 So. Huntington Jamaica Plain (opp.

Cardinal O'Connell Seminary! Thursday at 8 a.m. Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends are invited Visiting hours. Tuesday 7-10.

Wednesday 2-5 and 7-10 m. Interment Old Calvary Cemetery. Member of Local No. 589, M.T.A. WEBBER In Beverly, May 2, Mr.

Arthur H. Webber husband of Elizabeth B. iMacksl Webber of 2 Pilgrim rd Hamilton. Aged 40 years. Funeral services will be held at Christ Church, Hamilton.

Thursday. May 4. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend and may pav their respects at the Lee and Moody Funeral Home, 9 Dane Beverly, at their convenience, It 1 requested that flowers be omitted and memorial contributions mad to the Cancer Fund. WILLSON Of Saco.

Maine, In leslev, Mav 2. Florence -wife of the lute Paul L. Willson, 307 Main Saco, Maine. moiher of Paul B. of Hingham and Carl E.

of Framingham, sister of Warren E. Barker of Wellesley. Services to be held from the Dennett Craig Funeral Home. 385 Main Saco, Maine. Friday at 2 o.

in. Chapel calling hour Thursday 7-9 m. WOODWORTH In Boston. May 2, Rose (Etchlei wife of Robert and moiher of Robert Goring. Lynn-field.

Charles Goring. Milton. Mr. Robert i Paula) Henderson, Melrose. Mrs.

Donald (Wilhelminal O'Brien, North Reading. Residence 20 Caz-enove Boston. Services at the First Methodist Church. Vernon Wakefield, Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Relatives and friend Invited.

Fripnds may call at the Harold A. Mr-Mann Funeral Home. 32 Rich- ardson av Wakefield, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. Friends who wish may contribute to the Heart Fund. Rose Croix Council '1331, K.

of C. We regret In announce the death of our late brother Honorary Life Member James J. Owens. Memhers will meet at Rose Croix Building. Wednesday, May 3.

at 8:15 m. and proceed to his residence. 8 Cerdnn Ros lindale. for the recitation Of the Rosary. Thomas Blagdnn.

K. Francis X. Archer, rec. LOYALTY LODGE A. F.

A. M. We regret to announce the death of Rrother William John MacDougall. Mav 2. Iflfil.

Masonic services will be held Thursday evening. May 4. 1081, 8 p.m Deware Funeral Parlor, 578 Han-, cock Wollaston. Mass. Brethren are urged to attend.

KENNETH C. ARNOLD. Master ANDREW MARKHAIIO. Sec. CARD OF THANKS The fsrnil ef the late ROMEO ROLL.

wish tn thank their many relative and friends for their kind expression of sympathy shown to them during their recent bereavement. The family nf the Isle FRANK PENDER wkh tn thank the clergy, relatives. friends, and fellow workers of Jordan Marsh Co. for their kind expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement The family of the late ESTHER SAGANSKY wish tn thank their many friends and relatives for their expressions of sympathy extended tn them during their recent bereavement. Samuel Sagansky.

Mrs. Beverly Oliner. Bernard Ser-. geant. IN MEMORIAM James P.

AndersonI 6l 1957 Mary S. Anderson 1961 Lovingly rememhered and sadly missed br the family. In Memory of I960 Michael F. O'Connor 1961 Hnrrm. County Kerry.

Ireland First Anniversary Mass al Rt. Paul's Church. Harvard Square, Cambrldse Msy mil at 7:30 a.m. 1941 Rita Foster Zairami 19fil I.ovinslv remembered and ssdly missed and never to be forgotten br her mother and sisters. Anniversary Mass Slid, 1960 Walter w7Fleming Sr.

1961 you are not forgotten, level one, Nor will you ever be, As long life sng memory last, Wf will remember thee. Lovingly remembered by wife, son. dsughter-ln-lsw and grandchildren. Msss being said. 1954 Willie Dunlay lOfil In loving memory, Bessie.

Harry E. Graham 1961 Rememhered always. Joe. Helen, Joey, Lennie and Dlsns. Frank Pender Months Mind FrMsy, Msr 5.

":4 a.m.. Churrh. Dorchester. remembered by fcls wife, sons sod daughters. 1959 Ellen A.

Hogan 1961 Memories rs treasures fan steal Death Is a heartache ne en taa heel Rome msy forget yo now yea are gone. But we shall remember bo matter how long. Lovlnslv remembered by PhyU lis. Johnnie and children. 1S53 Margaret Delleulle 1961 Klh Anniversary High Mas rrldar.

May marulato Conception hurrh, rverrtt. Kadlv missed, lovingly remembered hr husband, family sod grandchildren. WM. J. MAHONEY Funeral tcrvie 898 Dudley Roxbury HI 5-1600 Irfr it timrfer af personal rnofr Oondd J.

Corcoran, Funenl Oif. MERRILL- -Harriet In Fort IW ciernaie. lormerly of Waltham, May 1, IBM, wife of llollii and mother of Mrs, Alfred J. Parent Jr. of Fort Lauderdale and Mrs.

Daniel J. Roberts of Waltham. Also survived by her lister, Mr. C. McCarthy of Fort Lauderdale, and two grandchildren.

Services and burial will be in Fort Lauderdale Wednesday, May 3. MORELAND In Boston, Mav 2. Sam- uei. oeiovea nusnand of Dollie Mae Moreland. 87 Albion Boston.

Reposing at the Chisolm Funeral Chapel, 5:12 Columbus Boston. Funeral from the chapel Friday, Mav 5 at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends Invited. Familv present at tha chapel Thursday evening 1-9, MORGAN Of Winchester, Max 2. uiuiss b.

(tirown), wile oi jonn Morgan, of 10 Francis Circuit, mother of John Morgan, Jr. and Mrs, Mary Ann Perry. Memorial services will be held at the Winchester Unitarian Church, corner of Mystic Valley Parkway and Main Friday. May S. at 2 p.m.

Kindly omit flowers. Memorials may be sent to the Mass. Heart Association, 650 Boston. MULLEN In Somerville. May S.

Mary A. (Keen i Mullen, wite of the late Daniel Mullen, sifter of James Kearney. Margaret M. Trelegan and Gertrude Keouah. Funeral from the residence of her sister.

Mis. Mnr- taret Treiegan. 39 Hurnsine omerville. Friday at 9 a.m. Solemn High Masa at St.

Catherine's Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends in vited. Member of St. Catherine's sodality, visiting hours a -a and 7-10 p.m. MURRAY In Fort Lauderdale.

Fla lormerly of Boston, May 1st, Harriet Kvans). wife of the late cnaimei Murray and mother of Chalmers Murray Jr, Services will be held In the MacKay funeral Home, 4H centre Newton, Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment In Lowell, Mass. MURTAGH Of Rosllndale, May I. Donald beloved husband of Anna M.

(Witlekindl. brother of Bvrcm. Mrs. Stella Fletcher, Robert and George, residence 105 Archdale rd. Funeral from the F.

J. Higgins Funeral Home. 4236 Washington st (Rosllndale so. Friday, May 5. at 9 a.m.

Requiem Mass In St. Andrew the Apostle Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-10 Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Late World War II veteran.

NASMYTH In Brookline. Mv 2. Florence (Gross) Nasrnyth of 48 Kent widow of Dr. George Nasrnyth and mother of Mrs. Car-ola E.

Povihress of Fresno. Calif and sister of Miss Eirene Gross of Buffalo, N.Y.i also survived by 4 grandchildren. Funeral services at the Baptist Church In Rronkllne 1371 Beacon on Friday. May 5 at p.m. frienas may call at the waterman Chapel.

4H5 Common wealth Kenmore Boston on jnursnay 2-4 and 7-B P.m. In lieu nf flowers, rnnlrihiitinna mav be made in her memory to the napusi cnurcn in urooKiine. NEWCOMB In Hvde Park. Mav 1 unaries nushAnrt or Kthei 1. (Simpson 1 Newcomb, residence 240 rairmoni tamer of Mrs.

cat tier Walker of Charlotteville. Mrs. fJvelvn Rana 11 of Oulnev brother of Mrs. Ethel Maddox of Needham, Alfred E. of West Rox bury, Harold E.

of Mt. Vernon Y. and Chester R. Newcomb of Richmond, Calif. Funeral from the irst Congregational Church, Cen tral av Thursday, May 4.

at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited FYiends mav call at the Franklin Graham F'uneral Home, 1161 Hvde Park Wednesday 3-4 and p.m. O'CALLAGHAN In Boston (former ly of Chelseai Mav 1. Angus (tins) residence 39 Somerset st. Beloved husband of Dorothea (Fisher) and father of Mrs. Carol Dillon and James O'Callaghan.

Funeral from Frank A. Welsh Sons Funeral Home. 718 Broadway, Cheisea. Thursday, May 4 at 11 a.m. Rela tives and friends most kinrilv in litirt IK 4 III Member of Bartenders arid Hotei employee union, Local S34.

O'CONNOR In Cambridge. May 1 1061. formerly of 25 Hovev av. Margaret T. (Lvnrh) O'Connor, be loved re of the late Hnih Con nnr.

Funeral from the Keefe Funeral Home. 2175 Mass. on Thursday mornina at 8 followed by a Solemn High Mass of Rcouiem In t. Paul Churrh at 9 clock. Hela-tives and friends are invited.

Visit ing hours Tuesday and Wednesday 7-10. OWENS In West Roxbury. May 1. James beloved husband of the late Mary A. Owens inee Rooney), and father of Isabel H.

Cnens Funeral from his residence 8 Cer- dan on Thursday morning at 8:15. to be followed by a Solemn Mass of Requiem in the Holy Name Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours 3 5 and 7-10 p.m. Interment Mt.

Benedict. PAGLIA Of 443 Dudley Rnxhurv formerly of the North End. May 1. Sofia (nee Lanzillo). helnvfd wife of the late Nicholas and mother of Arcangeio Kennucci of Boston and Rosaria Buda of Roxbury Funeral from the John Clncotti Sons Funeral Home, 7 Cooper Boston, on Thursday, at 8:30 a.m.

Solemn Requiem High Mass In St. Mary', Church at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. PHILLIPS In Maiden, May 1. Harriet A.

(Robinson), wife of Per-menas Phillips of 49 Pierce st. Funeral services at the Weir Funeral Hrftne, 344 Salem Maiden. Wednesday, at 2 m. Relatives and friends Invited. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 3-8 and 7-9.

PROCTOR Formerlv of Maiden. May 2, Dr. Joseph husband of Avan-elle (Major) Proctor, and father of Mrs. E. P.

Morgan of Glen Ridge, N.J., Elwood of St. Louis, Mo Kenneth of Shrewsbury, and Phillip of Hartsdnle. Y. Funeral services at the Weir Funeral Home, 144 Salem Maiden. Thursday, at 2 p.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday, 7-9. RABINOVITZ Departed Mav I. Etta, of 38 Wilder Dorchester. Beloved wife of Israel S.

Rabinovitz and devoted mother of Abraham B. of Dorchester and Hyman of Brookline and the late Louis P. Rabinovitz. Also survived by four grandchildren. Services at the Stanetsky Memorial Chapels, 10 Washington Grove Hall, Dorchester, on Wednesday.

May 3, at 11 a.m. Memorial week at her late residence, repressions of sympathy mav oe donated in her memory to the Home for Jewish Children or Fernald League for Retarded Children. Kindlv omit flowers. Interment at Aguath Achlm. Woburn.

RICH In Qulncy. May 1, Lillian Anr, (Whitei. wife of Warren L. Rich. Residence 112 Stoughton Houghs Neck.

Mother of Mrs. Annie Gleason of Wareham and David W. Rich of Medford. Funeral services Thursday May 4 at the Wlckens 8 Troupe Funeral Home. 26 Adams Ouincy at It a m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours at the funeral home. Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. South Truro.

Mass. ROSELL Of Brltihton, Mav 2, Knute husband of Ellen C. (Anderson of S8 Selkirk father of Mrs. Sonla Kennett of Wavlanri. Mrs Alice Ahlin of Brighton, and Ham O.

Rnsrll of Saro, Me. Services at the Short and Williamson F'uneral Home, 173 Brighton Allston. Thursday, Mav 4, at 2 n.m. Friends mav call at the funeral home Wednesday 7-9 p.m. SAWYER Of Mav 2.

Harold E. Sawyer, husband of Marlon iCrossland) Sawver. Funeral Fridav at 2 m. at the Badger Funeral Home. Route 2A.

Littleton, visiting hours Wednesday from 7-9 and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. SEALE Of Roxbury. Apr. 30.

Annie. lormeriv of me west r.nn, mmner of Henry J. McCue of West Roxbury. Funeral from the F. J.

Hig-sln tr-iinr-ral Home. 4236 Washing- tori st. (Rosllndale sq.i. Thursday. Mav 4 at 8 a.m.

Reaiuem Mass In St. Francis de Sales. Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-10 Wednesday 2-5 and 7-10.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemelery. SI.OPF.R Of Hull. Anr 30. Leon beloved husband of Mary A.

(An-tone). Residence 56 st Funeral from the Pyne Funeral Home. 21 F.meraM Hingham. Thursday Mav 4 at 8:15 am. Solemn Requiem High Mass tn St.

Ann's Church, Waveland, at 9 a m. Rela fives and friends respectfully In vited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-10 Wednesday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m SMITH Suddenly in Boston. May 1, Margaret main wife ot Joseph H. Smith Jr of 14 Hereford for merlv or Newton, moiher of Mrs Dennis Hall Heckman Jr and Mrs Jetta Bailey Foley daughter of Mrs.

William t. Ulliesnie. runerai services at the Waterman Chanel. 405 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston dn Wednesday, May 3 at 2 p.m. SMITH In Boston, May 2.

John Hughie Smith, of 130 West Brookline son of tne late Angus and Marv (Mc.Master) and brother of Cecelia Brown, cf Cape Breton. Anna McC'arron. Elizabeth Mc-Dougal, Christine Smith and John J. Smith. F'uneral from the E.

L. Kel-leher Funeral Home, 67 Broadwav. Somerville, Friday at 8 a ni High Mass of Requiem tn the Holy Cross Cathedral, at 8 o'clock. Rela tives and friends invited. Lnte member of Boston Lodge of Elks.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 o.m.i SN1EG1ECKI In Cambridge, Mav 2, Elizabeth, beloved wlie of Coward and mother of Helena. John and the late Edward Sniegieckl. Funeral from the Szulewskl Funeral Home. SI Otis East Cambridge (near Lechmere sq Thursday at 8 3d a m. Requiem High Mas git St Hedwlg's Church at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends Invited Visiting hours Tuesday. 7-10, Wednesday. 2-1 and 7-10 m. An autopsy today disclosed that James W. Hurley, 19, of Wareham, died last night of natural causes.

Hurley, a first-year midship man at the Maine Maritime and died while aboard the academy's training vessel, State of Maine. Hancock county officials said the boy's body now would be shipped home for funeral serv ices. RECENT DEATHS ROLAND L. MANSFIELD, 95, former Saugus Police Chief. At Saugus.

DR. JOSEPH A. PROCTOR, 85, retired Maiden physician. At uienndge, N.J. MRS.

FLORENCE (GROSS) NASMYTH, 77, retired Brook- line school teacher and widow of Dr. George W. Nasrnyth. At Brookline. MRS.

H. ARNOLD JACKSON, twice United States national amateur golf champion. At Pinehurst, N.C. ALFRED G. CHAFFEE, 79, lawyer and former Rhode Island state senator.

At Providence. MORNING DEATH NOTICES ALEKSUN In Dorchester. Mav 1. Joseph husband of the late Ursula E. (Barkowska), beloved father of Mrs.

Veronica Bacon of Florida, Mrs. Genowefa Miller of Connecticut, Mrs. Monica Sargent of Dorchester and Mrs. Helen Grams of California, Edward K. of Boston, Joseph P.

of Ouincy and Julian G. Aleksun of Watcrtown. Late home 21 Thornlev st. Funeral from the Scally Funeral Home, 64 pleasant Thursday, May 4. at a.m.

Solemn High Mass at St Mary's Polish Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends kindlv invited. Late member of Tow Bratniej fomocy and Tadeusza Koscmszki. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. ANTICO In Dorchester, suddenly (formerly of South Boston).

Mav 2. Joseph, beloved husband of the late Frances (Geroso) of 43 Elmdale si. and father of Mrs. Rose Musco. Mrs.

Jeanette Uvello. Mrs. Florence Hagertv, Peter, Marv, Thomas and Mrs. Catherine Calogero. Funeral on Fridav from the William J.

Higgins uneral Home, 520 E. Broadway. South Boston at 8 o'clock, followed by a Solemn Funeral Mass in the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 0 clock Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing hours Wednesday 7-10 and Thursday Z-5 and 7-10. ATCHISON In Framinnham.

sudden- ly. May 2nd, Walter Leonard of 171 Concord Framingham. Services to be held at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Buckminster sq. Frammaham.

Thursday, at 1 D.m Chapel calling hours at Coojtson Chapel. 318 Union Framingham, Wednesday, a -4 and 7-9 p.m. BAKER In South Boston, May 2 Jessie (Malcolm), wife of William Baker of 332 Dorchester St. mother of Margaret. Ruth and William J.

Baker Jr. Funeral services in the United Metnodist Lhurcn Dorchester South Boston, on Fri dav at 1 p.m. Visiting hours at the Richardson Funeral Home. 424 Washington Dorchester, on Wed nesdav evening from 7-10 and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. BARRETT In Hyde Park.

May 2. Alfred beloved brother of Miss Maude L. Barrett, residence 290 West st. Funeral from the P. Murray Funeral Home, 2000 Centre at LaGrange WEST ROX-BURV, Friday, May 5 at 8:15 a.m.

Requiem High Mass at Church of The Most Precious Blood. at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kind invited, visiting hours Wed nesday 7-9 p.m., Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m BELYEA In Everett, May 2. Thomas of 52 Norwood husband of the late Electa (Crawford), step father of Mrs Margaret K. Walker of Everett.

Mrs. Inez M. Crowell of Randolph and Kenneth Smith of Cambridge, funeral services will be held at the oiapei of J. Menaer-son 517 Broadway, Thursday, at 11 a m. Relatives and friends invited.

Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday, 7-9 p.m. RRADI.F.Y In Newtnnville. Anril 30. Ellen (McUuirk). beloved wile of tne late Christopher, mother of Mrs Margaret Magni and Arthur L.

Berce. foster son: grandmother of Rrnther Anse om. C.F.X. Funeral at her late residence. 360 Llnwood Thursday.

Mav 4. at 9 a.m Solemn Requiem High Mass in Our Lady a Church at 11). Keiauves ana friends are invited to attend. BRITCHER Of Winthrop. May 2, formerly of Montreal, Canada.

Jean (Forrest), of 46 Nevada beloved wife of Raymond Britcher and mother of Leslie. Funeral service at the Chester A. Curnane Funeral Home. 505 Broadway, Everett (corner Summer st Friday, at 2 p.m. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m..

Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m BROWN In Roxbury. May 1st. Mvrtle c. (Hi 1). wife of the late tieorge A and mother of Clarence E.

Brown of 65 Regent St. Services at tha liranstrom uneral Home. ib warren Roxbury. Thursday at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visit ing hours 7 to 9 p.m. BROWN In Boston, May 1. E. Marion, late of 68 Waumbeck Roxbury. helnved daughter of Mrs.

Mary Anna Brown, and devoted sister of James Wesley Jeanette and Madel ne S. Brown, eu neral from the Riley Funeral Home. 171 Humboldt Roxbury Church services to be held at People Baptist Church, Camden Boston, on Thursday. May 4. at 1 p.m.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Family present Wednesday evening 7-9 p.m. Relatives a i i- i BUCKLEY In Milton. Mav 1. John neiovea nusnand of the late Helena L.

(Kelly i. father of John J. Buck ley Jr. and Mrs. Evelyn M.

Bick- ford (Westfield. Residence. 166 Blue Hill av. Funeral from the Charles B. Dolan Home 1140 Washington St.

(Dorchester Lower Mills) on Thursday morning, with High Mass in tne Church of St. Mary of the Hills at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours, 2-5 and 7-10 m. BUCKLEY In Somerville.

Mav 2 1961, Marv B. iBarrett), beloved wife of the late Michael Buckley. beloved aunt of Mrs. Mary (Maisie) Carney. Mrs.

Margaret Gaughen and Edward Burke of California and Francis and Mvles Burke. Funeral from the John J. Donovan Funeral Home. 140 Otis Camhrldce. Fri day morning at 8 a.m.

Solemn Fu- union Somervi le at Heia- tives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday evenini 7-10. Thursday 2-5 and 7-10. BURNS In Dorchester, Apr. 30.

Ellen (McCarthy), of 12 Inwood St. beloved wife of David Burns and mother of James Dennis I jonn David and sister of Mrs. Patrick Mnrnhv of Plain. Funeral from the McHoul Funeral Home. 354 Adams King so at, Thurgrfnv Msu A at 8 a.m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem St. Peter Church at Relatives and friends are invited Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10. Late member of St. Peter's Married Ladies Sodality. CALLAHAN In Charlestown.

Apr. 30 1961, Anna of 29 Monument beloved daughter of the lato John and Catherine Cat lahan (nee Flavin) and sister of Marv. John, Agnes and r.dwara. Funeral from the McArdle Funeral Home, 14 Common gt. (at Training Field), Thursday morning, at Snlpmn Reaiiiem Hleh Mass in St Mary's Church at 9 am.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. CARUSO Of Waltham. formerly of Belmont, suddenly May 2, Ernest R. of 309 Middlesex husband of nenrsia V.

(Clark) Caruso, fath er of Robert E. of Carlton E. of N.C. Charles C. and trnest R.

jr. of Belmont, Services at the Short and Williamson Funeral Home. 52 Traoe Belmont. Friday, May 5 at 1 p.m'. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday and Thursday 7-9 p.m CHAPMAN In Somerville.

May 2 Melvina tGoodwin), widow of Robert L. Chapman, formerly of Baie Verte, New Brunswick. at the funeral home of David Fudge Son. 100 Highland Somervrlle. Friday at 1 P.m.

Visiting hours Wednesday and Thursday 7-9. CURTIS -Jn Arlington. Apr. 30. Marv A.

(Leahy), residence 2b urKe formerly if Dedham and Maiden, vii'e of the late John P. Curtis and sister of Mrs. Carl L. Peterson with whom she made her home. Mr.

Dennis Leahy. Miss Kathryn Leahy of Maiden and aunt of Mrs. Evelyn Riley and Mr. Charles Peterson of Arlington and Mrs. Helen Murphv of Winchester.

Funeral from the John R. O'Donnell Funeral Home. 1021 Mass. av A'ting' on Thurs day morning. Requiem Funeral H.

J. Kaiser Jr. Is Dead at 44, 111 a Long Time OAKLAND, May 3 (AP) Henry J. Kaiser younger son of the internationally known industrial- (bPl Telephotoi INDUSTRIALIST Henry J. Kaiser 44, dies in Oakland, Calif.

ist, died last night after an extended illness. He was 44. Henry J. Kaiser Sr. learned of his son's death immediately at the end of the first game of a baseball doubleheader in Honolulu.

He, his wife and their party left the stadium immediately. Henry Jr. was a vice president and director of Kaiser Industries Corp. and of many related companies of the multi-billion dollar Kaiser organization. He was an early champion of sharing the profits of automation with workers.

Kaiser called on labor and management to "wage a voluntary disarmament program against such weapons as the strike and the use of the bargaining table as a fight arena" in a talk to the Los'Angeles Rotary Club in March, 1960. He had been confined to a wheel chair several months and frequently had been in hospitals. He was named Oakland's outstanding citizen of 1960 for his many civic activities. But he was too ill to accept the award on Feb. 15 and his 8-year-old son, Henry J.

Kaiser 3d, accepted it in his father's name. Kaiser was born in Everett, Wash. He was graduated from Stanford University in 1940. In 1944, while he was in charge of the Kaiser-operated Denver and Fontana steel plants, he was stricken by a disease later diagnosed as multiple sclerosis. Kaiser had many civic, national and international interests.

He received the 1959 George Washington Honor Medal from the Valley Forge Freedoms Foundation. He was active in raising money for schools, and was vocal in urging Americans to help underdeveloped nations. Hairline Win Predicted for $1.25 Wae Bill WASHINGTON, May 3 (AP) Administration supporters predict a hairline victory in the House today for President Kennedy's minimum wage bill Senate passage is considered certain. The Senate votes first on the compromise legislation. House approval would send the meas ure to the white House.

The bill, a top priority item on Kennedy's 1961 legislative program, would raise the $1 an hour minimum wage to $1.25 by 1963 and bring 3.62 million more workers, mostly in retail stores, under the Wages and Hours Act. The compromise measure, on which Senate-House conferees completed their work Monday, eliminates some features the President wanted. But it is much closer to the administration backed bill passed 65 to 28 by the Senate last month than the chopped- dovn bill put through the House by Republicans and some Southern Democrats. The President lost the key House test originally 216 to 203. His backers have been working hard to reverse this.

Stricken Man Lies Helpless 36 Hours An elderly East Boston man his iegs paralyzea tiy a stroke lay helpless on his bedroom floor for nearly 36 hours before he was discovered by police at 9 last. night. A call to police by a friend may have saved the life of John Caulfield, 87, of 272 Havre st.k a retired postal clerk. Michael Costello of Jamaica Plain told police Caulfield had failed to keep an appointment Monday morning. He voiced concern for the man's safety Police entered Caulfield's home through an open window and found him on the bedroom floor.

Although able to speak, he had been unable to attract attention or drag himself to a window. He told police he suffered a stroke Monday Ay -CP MHHMMk Nicholas Abdallah Dies in Norwood; Noted Sports Fan NORWOOD, May 3 Nicholas Abdallah, 72, of 1027 Wash ington operator of a hard ware store here for more than 50yearsriiied today. A well-known sportsman and a backer of local sporting events for years, Abdallah was known as the "Mayor of South Norwood' by two generations. He was a member of the Norwood Lodge of Elks, Norwood Chamber of Commerce, Norwood Grange and a former member of the board of governors of the Norwood Civic Assn. Surviving are his wife, Rashede, and a son, John a member of the Norwood Board of Selectmen.

Ex-Lynn Airman Dies in Germany In Auto Accident LYNN, May 3 Word has been received here of the death in an auto accident in West Germany Saturday of airman Edward J. Grace, 25, formerly of 66 Bassett st. Unconfirmed reports indi cate he suffered a heart attack while driving and struck a buildine. A former student at Lynn English, he entered the Air Force in 1953 and was serving as a jet mechanic overseas. He leaves a wife, Lorraine, of Salem, and two sons, Dennis, 3, and Jeffrey, 2.

A third child is expected. EPISCOPALIANS Continued jrom the First Page "And when we look within we cannot see much to give us courage," he continued. "Our nation is shocked by revelation of corruption in government, business, labor, and even sports," he said. "Family life is weakened and moral imperatives are clouded." "In the world we stand frustrated unable either to be completely high minded or completely high handed. At home we are either trying to 'forget it all' in a mad round of superficial entertainment or are panicked by our failings." The frightening thing now is that evil is not recognized and power seems to be in the hands of impersonal forces, if not Godless ones," Bishop Stokes emphasized.

One of the prime duties of a bishop is the 'edifying" or building up of the church, he pointed out. "No longer can we regard the church as merely a good thing. It is essential or else it is irrelevant." The number of men now preparing for the Episcopal ministry has diminished about 20 percent in the past five years, Bishop Stokes noted. "We must all work together to encourage the right men to face the ministry as a vocation. In doing this we need the help of laymen all along the line.

"We must once more give men hope and show in our life r.hat if men share Christ's Life they will probably share in iomething of His crucifixion, out will also share His resur rection. "The Enisrnnal Church stands for balance, the Bishop concluded. "Truth, come whence it may, must be faced We must see things in perspective and realize that the important building will not be made with hands. The real building up to be done is the building up of the people of 3od." Following Bishop Stokes' address, the convention heard a report from Rt. Rev.

Frederic 2. Lawrence, Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese. Bishop Lawrence reported that since 1918 the diocese has spent more than $10 million on 18 new churches and 73 new parish houses already built or under construction. At least a dozen parishes and missions remain in urgent need jf new buildings, relocation and enlargement, he noted. One of the features of the convention was the admission to full union with the church Df five parishes and three missions.

They are St. John's Church. Franklin; St. Elizabeth's, Sudbury; Christ Church, Karwich-oort: Trinity, Marshfield; and 5t. Paul's, Millis.

The missions include: St. Luke's, Scitu-jte; The Good Shepherd, cton, and St. Peter's, South Dartmouth. Resolutions on racial and justice, church unity, support of the World and National Councils of Churches, and on public morality, will be presented during the afternoon session. ORDER RAISED LARAMIE, Wy.

(AP) A family couldn't under stand why its dairy bill sud ienly took a sharp increase. He admitted slipping over to the nome after dark and chang tng the dairy order. Then, he would set his alarm clock for 5 a.m. and pick up the extra ice cream, chocolate milk and orange drink before the family awoke. i HENNKSSEY Of Milton.

May 3. formerly of 24 Colla-moie st. Funeral from the J. B. Cole Sc Gleason Milton Home for Funerals, 5 Canton at Milton Village, on Friday, at 8 15 a m.

Solemn Hign Mass of Requiem at St. Agatha's Church, sit 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visituig hours Wednesday 7-10 and Thursday i-4 and 7-10. HENTOFF-Ort Monday, May 1, Lena (ivaizenoerg), oi oi) American Legion hwy Dorchester (by acci-denti, beloved wife ol Simon, devoted mother of Nathan Henlofl of New York and Janet Kraus of West-port, Ct, sister ot Rebecca Freeman, Newton; Dorolhv Nimburg.

Matlanan, and the late Helen Cohen. Services at the Levin Chapel, 470 Harvard Hrookline, Wednesday, May 3, at a p.m. No Memorial Week due to Illness. HOOPER In Newton, Monday the 1st, Elizabeth M. (Dlsken), wife of William n.

J. Hooper, and mother of William residence 127 Helle- vu it. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Joyce and Joyce unera Home. 1321) Centre New ton Centre, on Thursday momma at 10 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass in tne cnurcn or our Ladv at II.

Visiting hours Tuesday and Wednes aay evening 7-. JAQUITH-In Wilmington, May 1. Aivan nusoana of uertna Mac- Kmlay) of 292 Main father of Mrs. Catherine Jensen, grandfather oi wiiusm Konin and Peter. Funral services at the Nichols Funeral Home.

187 MiriHIfMev av Thursday at 2 m. Visaing hours weancMiay a-a and 1-9 p.m. Late member of American Legion Post No. 138. KEIXER In Rosllndale, May 1961, mary neiovea sister ot Katherine, Nora K.ileen Keller Fimpral from her late resiaence.

199 Beech Thursday. May 4 at 9:15 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in the Church of the Holy Name at 10. Relatives and friends respectfully Invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-10 p.m.

and Wednesday a-o, 7-10 KELLY In Walnole. Mav Thomas w. reuy, nusoana or me late Charlotte (Lawson), beloved father of Paul W. Kelly and Mrs. Marguerite P.

Lindsay. Funeral from the Uln ev uneral Home. 892 Main ct. Walpole. Thursday, May 4, at 8:15 am, touowea ny a ftequicm High Mass in tha Church of the Blessed Sacrament, at 9 o'clock.

Visiting noms j-o ana rf-iii. KILBRIDE In South Medford. Mav 1. 1961. Patrick, husband of Beatrice (Feeney), of 10 Winchester latner of Mary buiiock.

Thomas Frank and the late William Kil bride Funeral from the George L. Doherty funeral Home, 80a Broadway iPowder House W. Som erville. Thursday morning. Requiem High Mass in St.

Clement Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. KIRWAN In Dorchester. May 1 Thomas beloved husband of Edith J.

(Westcombe), father of Thomas Eugene Lawrence Mrs. Edith Mauk, Mrs. Julia Cana- van. Mrs. Uenevleve nynn, Mt Patricia Kelley, Mrs.

Constance bulllvan, ivirs. Juaun nuriey, b-othcr of Francis James L. and Phihn Kirwan. and Mrs. Cath erine A.

Ford. Residence 5 Hope- still st. uneral from ine jonn Mnlrt, runnrnl Horn 1t't Nfnnnt Friday, at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass nf Requiem in St. Matthew's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-10, Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Ketired ponce ofttcer. Station 16. B.P.D.

LANE In Orient Heights. East Boston, May 2. at her residence, 118 Barnes Alice beloved daughter of John T. and Charlotte Lane (nee Murphyl, and sister of Me en Lane. Margaret Kerrigan Frances Regan and John and James Lane.

Funeral from the Maurice Kirby Funeral Home, 210 Winthrop st Winthron. Fridav. at 8:15 a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Joseph's Church, Orient Heights, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. LFFMAN In Cambridge. Apr. 30. Patrick Leeman of 9 Pine husband of Margaret M.

(Sullivan) Leeman, father of Patricia M. and Theodore E. Leeman. brother of John Leeman. Funeral from the Tlantpl F.

Rrien Funeral Home. 907 Mass CAMBRIDGE. Thurs day at 8 a.m. solemn nign Mass at St. Marv's Church at 9 a.m.

Rela tives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-6, 7-10 p.m. LERNER Nathan of 12 Nahant av Revere, on May 2. beloved husband of Eva (Rossman). devoted father of Irma sidman and Louise Mo I both of Revere, brother of David Lerner of Revere.

Dora Rossman of Brookline and Rose Sutker of Miami. also survived by 6 grandchildren. Services today (Wednesday 1, at 1 p.m., at the Tnrf Funera Chane 151 Washing ton Chelsea. Memorial week at his late residence. Memorial con tributions may be made to the charity of your choice.

LOUGEE- In North Reading, sud denly, May 2. Hazel G. I.ougee. Funeral services at the Croswell Fu nera Home, in Row on ridav May 5. at 2 cm.

Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours at the funeral home on Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9, MANSFIELD In Saugus. May 2 Roland nusoana of tne late Elizabeth R. Mansfield of 239 Central age 95. Funeral services will be held at tne nrsi congregational Church on Friday at 2 Relatives and friends Invited Friends may call at the Fullerton Funera) Home.

5 ssu-gus on Thursday. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. MARINO In Medford. May 2, Con retla (Scneniamiglio) formerly of the West End, Boston, wife of the late Leo, and devoted mother nf A fonso. Joseph.

Jonn, Lawrence, Connie Ruggia. and Sarah Grasso, Funeral from Pennacchio and Son Funera Home. 59 Sou Margin St. West End, Boston, Saturday, at 8 a.m. Solemn Hlnh Mass at 9:00 a.m in St.

Joseph's Church In Boston. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Vi'ltine hours Wednesday 7-10 p.m., Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Medford. May 2 Anffus of 3 Carney brother of Mrs.

Catherine Cross of Hyde Park, Mrs. Margaret onnert. Mrs Joanne MrG nn ana Mrs. f.tne Cavanagh of Medford. Funeral from the A.

Breslin and Son Funeral Home, 554 Pleasant Maiden. Thursday, at 8:15 a m. Solemn High Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9:00 a m. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours 3-5 and 7-10 p.m.

MefRISTI.F. Frank D. died In liar lineen, Apr. 21, following long Illness, native of Cambrldue, be maae nis nome wnn nis naugn-ter Mrs. Victor Frvsincor of Har- linsen.

Tex. Requiem Mass was said Saturday, Apr. it. at. Anthony's Catholic Church followed hv hnr al in Rest awn cemeterv A member of the Knlehts of Columbus and of the BPOE in Cam bridge.

Mass. McCOWAN Ot 126 Duff Water- town, suddenly. May 1, Richard husband of Marv (Morsel, fath er of Rirhard K. David M. and Debra son of Horace D.

of earwater. brother or liam B. of Rumford. R. Horace D.

Jr of Great L.I., and Robert McCowan of Providence, R.L Services at the Short and Williamson Funeral Home. 52 TraDelo Belmont. Thiirsriav Mav 4 at 11 a.m. Friends mav call at the funeral home Wedneseday 7 to 9 p.m. Committal in mosswood Cemetery.

Count at 3 m. MCLAUGHLIN In Somerville, form er of Last Boston. May 2. 1961 residence 80 Elm Edward Leo. beloved husband of Marv (Galla gher).

Father of Dorothy Lydston. J. Maine Bean ana ffiwara Jr brother of Nicholas, Walter, Clar ence, and Josephine K. McLaugh In Funeral from the John E. McAvoy Funeral Home, 223 Mass.

Arl- inetnn Fnriav at 10 a.m fol owr'ri by a Solemn High Mass of Requiem In SI Catherine's Church at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited visiting hours weanesnay 7-10, Thursday 2-5 and 7-10. Mem ber Local No. 1068. I.L.A.

Met AN Formerlv of Watertown, Anr. 29. Hugh, beloved son of the late Archibald and Annie (Mc-Dougall) McLellan. funeral from the W. H.

Thomas Memorial Funeral Home. 75 Galen Water-town. Thiirsriav. Mav 4. at 9:15 a.m.

Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church at 10 riocg. Keianves ana jrienas are Kinoiy mvuru tend. Calling hours Wednesday 7-10. McQUESTPN In Cambridge, Mav 2.

Emily r. (Leonarai mcvuesion. wife of Alexander F. McWueston of 16 Seagrave sister of Julia Leonard, Mary Carey and Arthur I Leonard, aunt of Arthur Johnston. Funeral from the Daniel F.

O'Brien Funeral Home. 228 Mass. ARIINf.TON. Fridav at 8. am Requiem High Mass at St.

John's Churrh at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-8 and 7-10 p.m. Joseph T. Sullivan FUNERAL HOME 1641 Dorchester Ave.

DORCHESTER GEneva 6-6656 Mass in St. James' Churrh at 9 1 park, non-seetarlan: open to all. For o'ciorV Visiting hours Tuesday 7-loipeace of mind and love of your fam-snd Wednesday 3-5 and 7-10. Rela- Sly. write for free booklet.

Box 12. Lves and friends invited. West Roxbury..