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THE BOSTON GLOBETHURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 19S0 Ten MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATH NOTICES DEATHS 2 Stray Horses MORNING DEATH NOTICES BOCKHOFF, tn Somerville. August 17, 1960. residence 61 Ravmond Elizabeth (Driscoll) Bockhoff. beloved wife of John Bockhoff, mother of Edward ot Arlington, sister of Sister Mary Edmund, O.S.F., of New York. Funeral from th Keefe Funeral Home, 2175 Mass.

North Cambridge, on Saturdav morning at I I I Mill t'. 44: Itf 1 PLANNING FALL FASHION SHOW and luncheon for the Frances Tomasello Club are Mrs. Frances Tomasello, honorary president, left, Mrs. Alfonso Vitagliano, president, and Mrs. Orlando Spagno-letti, chairman, seated.

The club will sponsor a luncheon Tuesday noon, Aug. 30, at Dreamwold Hall, Scituate. Child Slaying Stuns Town Crowd Gathers at Jail, But Mob Action Unlikely there would be any attempt to BOONVILLE, Aug. 18 (Ufi) Ihe butcher-slaying of 1 1-year-old girl left this Kouthern Indiana community numb with shock and grief to-lay. Some talked of lynching and one man suggested dynamiting the (jail holding Em-mett 0.

Hashfield, who admitted abducting Avril (Honey) Terry and throwing her dismembered body in the Ohio River. I Rllt fnr iho mncf narf fholthe CrOWd. PERSICO Of Mattapan, Aug. 18.i peter, beloved husband of Letizia M. (Bortolotti) and father of Mrs.

Oliva Farrell, Modesto. I. Frank, and Adolph Persico. Residence, 8 Hallowcil st. Funeral from the Alfred Thomas Funeral Home, 4 Fremont Friday morning at 8.

Solemn High Mass of Reauiem at St. Angela's Church at 9. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Late member of Mattapan-Milton I.A.C.C. Visiting hours 2-t.

7-10. PHILLIPS In Dorchester. Aug. 16, James beloved husband of Edna L. (ModdelH.

father of Mrs. Barbara A. McPhee, residence 3 Half Moon st. Visiting hours in the James A. Murphy Funeral Home, 1020 Dorchester Wednesday.

79. Thirrsday, 24 and 79. Funeral services Friday morning. Aug. 19, at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. POWERS In Dorchester, Aug. 18, Henry of 21 Edison Green, beloved husband of the late Mary Powers (nee Hennebury), and father of William Richard J. and Charles L. Powers: brother of cnaries L.

and Caroline J. powers. Funeral from the Morrissey Bros. Funeral Home. 139 Stoushton Uphams Friday.

Aug. 19. at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass in St. Margaret's Church at 9 am.

Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours '25 and 710 p.m. Late lieutenant B.F.D. Fire Prevention Division. RAYMOND In Peabody, Aug id, formerly of Wakefield, Fred husband of Bessie (Tenney) of 25 Perley av.

Funeral services at the Manuel Episcopal Church, Wakefield, on Friday, at 1 p.m. Friends may call at the Morrison Funeral Home. 13 Yale Wakefield, on Thursday from 3-5 and 7-9. Commital services in Woodland Cemetery, Keene; N.H., at 4:30 p.m. Masonic service on Thursday evening at 8:45.

RILEY Edward in Gainesville. Aug. la. beloved husband of Anna (Olsoni Riley: father of David and Edward Riley: son of Mrs. William E.

Riley of Framing-ham, brother of Rt. Arthur Riley of Quincy, Miss Miriam Riley of Framingham and Mrs. Norbert F. Lough of Rockland. Solemn Funeral Mass St.

Patrick's. Gainesville, inursaay a.m. truriai in National Cemetery. RORRO Of Medfield, by accident. Aug.

17, Margaret C. (SprouD, in her-24th year: mother of Christina File and wile ot Nicholas Korro. U.S.C.G.: sister ot Mrs. Patricia Rosetti and Mrs. Betty Lou and! Mary Sproul and William Robert and James Sproul of Roxbury J.

Funeral from the Roberts Chapel, 15 Miller Medfield on Aug. 20-at 8:15 a.m. High Mass of! Requiem at St. Edward's Church at! 9 a.m. Relatives and friends kind-! ly invited.

Calling hours on Thurs-j day and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. i RUPPERT Karl, suddenly, Aug. 12, at tne Mayo cnnlc, Rochester, Minnesota, Karl Ruppert of Santa Fe. New Mexico, formerly bn the staff of the Department of Archeology, Carnegie Institution of Washington, at Cambridge. Massachusetts.

For further information, please call TR 6-2744, SACCO In Roslindale, Aug. 15, sud-: denly, Felix beloved husband of Irene (Hynesi and father of Frederick Diana L. Sacco, Mrs. Wini- fred C. McKeogh and Mrs, Audrey R.

Moody: and brother of Sister Mary Annchet, Sisters of St. Joseph, Marciano and Henry Sacco, Mrs. Nellie Memmelo, Mrs. Olympia Sateriale, Mrs. Laura Heaphy, Mrs.

Louise Keogh and Mrs. Sylvia Staffier; residence 67 Farquhar st. Funeral from the E. Murray Funeral Home, 2000 Centre at La Grange West Roxbury. Friday, Aug.

19, at 8 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass in Church of the Holy Name at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours 2-5, 7-10 p.m.

SHEA In Jamaica Plain, Michael of 31 Oakview beloved husband of Mary T. (McEachern), beloved father of Mrs. Catherine Roycroft. Mrs; Patricia Friel, Sr. Mary Ferdinand.

S. S. Sr. Ther-ese Marie, S. S.

Sr. Mary St. Michael. S. N.

John William Edward Robert and Paul F. Shea; brother of Sr. Catherine Patrice, S. N. and Mary K.

Shea. Funeral from the Robert J. Lawler Funeral Home. 363 So. Huntington Jamaica Plain (opp.

Cardinal O'Connell Seminary), Friday at 8:45 Solemn Mass of Requiem in he Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 9:45 a.m. and friends ere invited. Visiting hoiirs 2 5 and 7 10 p.m. Interment Holy-hood Cemetery. SHINDLER Departed Aug.

17, Abraham of 15 Helen Dorchester, beloved husband of Rebecca fSaJamoff! and devoted father of Opper of Boston, Samuel of Dorchester, Israel of Dorchaster, Louis of Mattapan and Joseph Shindler of Mattapan and the late Ida Rachms, also survived! by 11 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Services at the stimotek-u Memorial Chapels. 10 Washington i uruve nan, uorenester, -Thurs-ay, Aug. 16 at II a.m. Memorial week at his late residence.

Expressions of sympathy may be donated in his memory to your fav- SLOWEY Of Hnvhurv. (nrm.rlu South Boston, Aug. 16. James, beloved husband of Man iWilihl Slowey, father of Mrs. Marv Mc-Gray, Joseph, James, Thomas and Bernard Slowev.

Funeral from the i nomas c. uonneu Funeral Home 88 West Broadway (at A st Sat urday morning at 8. Solemn High Mass in Monies' fhitrph at Relatives and friends are kindly in-; vitea. visiting nours Thursday 7-10, riaay a-a ana 7-tu. SMITH Of Somerville, Aug.

16. 1960. cimer nusnanri of Aitr (Allchtirch) Smith, of 62 Simnson father of Mrs. Phyllis Scrocca and Mrs. Lucille De Benedictis.

oiunHami ororner ot ttav smith Montpeher. Armour Smitn Glover. and Morris Smith Charlestown, Vt. Services in the Wilson Chapel. 28 College fcomerville, Friday, Aug.

19, at 2 P. m. Calling hours Thursriav 7-9 p. m'. Interment Barton, oaiuraay.

SPINDLER Of Hyde Park. Aug. .16. Frederick C. husband of the late LoUlSe (Kumm.l SnlnHlnr residence 235 Fairmount av father of Albert Mrs, Beatrice Nilson of Hyde Park, Mrs.

Norma DeWitt oi uorenester, Mrs. Helene Stid hams of Newport, R.I., Mrs. Adelaide DcVine of Holbrook. Funeral from the Franklin C. Graham Funeral Home.

1161 Hyde Park Saturdav. Anir 90 a 9-m Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing nours y-w p.m. SQUADRTTO In East Boston. a 16.

I960, jprom nf OA fHJ nK.t. ucivru nusoana ot. Martha luiuntaj; aevoten latner of FranK Joseph, Jerome Jr Thomas, Frances and Mrs. Santa Donnarumma: brothi nt Sciuadrito. Funeral Friday from the Lady of Grace Chapel of the "Ba-bino Memorial Home, 9 st.

(Maverick at 8:80 a.m. Solemn Reauiem in fin, of the Assumption Church at '9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-10, Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

SULLIVAN In Medford, formerly of yamnHaRe, Aug. 17, Mary (Ford) Sullivan, of 392 Salem wife of the late Daniel J. Sullivan, beloved mother of Florence McCarthy of Medford, Dorothy Rosen of California and George Halev of North Reading, sister of Mabel Dunnett and George Ford of Cambridge. Funeral from the Daniel O'Brien Funeral Home. 907 Mass CAMBRIiiGE, Saturday at 8 a.m.

Solemn High Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church. Maiden at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Member of Immaculate Conception Ladies' Sodality, Medford Catholic Women's Club, Philo-matheia Club, of Boston. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10.

THOBURN Of Brighton. Aug. 16. lurniei-iy or proton, Elliot husband of Winlfrorf (Punnvi- father of William and brother Si ms- MCManua and Mr. Mildred Watson.

Servicea- In St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 40 Brighton Allston. Frlriav. Aim 19 at 11 a.m. Friends may call at the Short Williamson Funeral Home, 173 Brighton Allston, Wednesday 7-ft and ThiirHnu and 7-9 p.m.

Late member of Bel mont uoase A.e. A.M. Watertown, Aug. 17, Maria C. (Merullo), beloved wife of Sa- veno inro or 44 Westminster av.

and mother of Mrs T.ntti. Fantasia and Mrs. Pasquale (Car- Z' x.1' ot Mrs. Sarah Memillo, sister of Anthony. Jennie DiGregorio.

and Virginia LaSpada all of Watertown. Funeral from the Donald J. MacDonald Funeral Home. 270 Main st Water-town on Saturday, Aug. 20 at 8:30 a.m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Patrick's Church at 9:30 clock. Relatives and frlenda are kindly Invited. Visiting hours 2-5, 7-lo p.m. of at 3 of VALIANTE In Somerville, Aug.

18, Margaret v. tnee iuarsnain, oeioved wife of Louis G. Valiante. late of 125 Alewift; Brook parkway. Funeral Friday at 8:15 from G.

F. McKenna Ac Son Funeral Home, 390 Medford st. High Mass of Requiem at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

WARD In Maiden. Aug. 15. Blanch nj. tcarnnj ward, wite ot jjanieic Ward, of 38 Holyoke st.

Funeral service in St. Paul's Episcopal Washington Maiden, Friday, at 1:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call at the Weir Funeral Home, 144 Salem Maiden, Wednesday 7 to 9. Thursday a to and 7 to 9.

WARNOCK Of Cambridge, in Hvan-nis, Aug. 17, John beloved husband of Ruth (Ramsey) Warnock: of 5 Centre st. Father of Jean M. Warnock and brother of Lieut C. Russell, James H.

Warnock and Mrs. Evelyn Rau. Funeral from the John J. Donahue Son Funeral Home, 66 Magazine Saturday, Aug. 20 at 8 a.m.

Solemn Requiem High Mast in St. Mary's Church at 0 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Cambridge Chapter, 1 52, O.E.S.

We regret to announce the death Brother Walter E. Higgins on Monday, August 15th. Funeral services Friday, August 19th at 1 p.m. the Watson Funeral Home, 11 Magazine st. Cambridge, Mass.

Call ing nours weonesoay and Thursday to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. B1AHUABI.1 li. MCCKACIS.EN. W.M, MARGUERITE M. SMITH, Sec.

H. P. ENGINEERS, LOCAL 4 We regret to announce the death brother Floyd MeKee. Service from the Fahey- Funeral Home. Middle- at 2 P-m- ANDREW McNULTY, Secy.

Mary L. Karcher Circle, C. F. A. We regret to announce the death of Companion Gertrude Altimar.

Ritual service to be held Thursday evening at 8 p.m. at the F. Hi-gms Funeral Home. Roslindale sq. All members requesetd to atte'id; LEWEREN, jJgp-AN C.C, ANNA KN0LLW00D MEMORIAL AT CANTON PARK Non-Sectarian Interment Services Aug.

18, 1960 it p.m. JAMES LEAVITT, Uti Of Newton CARD OF THANKS The family of tha lata TOBY TABACHN1CK With to exprsu their linear thanlf to relatives and friands for thair donations and kind expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement. BOSTON ilD TO THE BLIND Gratefully Accepts Memorial; Contributions 295 Huntington Boston We consider need, not race or creed MISS EMILIA DE FERRARI I wish to exnress i to k'ni friends who re membered Emilia with visits, spiritual bouquets, floral tributes and donations to the Home for Italian hlr soul rest in peace. MRS. CHARLES SCIPIONE SR.

The Fimilv nf th CECILIA V. DOYLE wish to express their sincere grati- juae to meir relatives and friends for the kind expressions of sympathy In Jbcrr bereavement. Signed. MRS. THERESA HEALY.

MR. EDWnr, DOYLE, MRS. ALYSE C. SULLIVAN, MRS. jELLA WEIDNER.

IN MEMORIAL June 12 Donald T. Field 1960 The Holy Kserlnee of the Mass Will be celebrated Monday. Aa-. gust 23, st a.m., ttt St. Anthony's Shrine.

Arch Boston, Mass. Sdlv missed and fondly remembered. '59William (Bill) Delano '60 1st Anniversary Aug. tn. In St.

Anne's Church, Nepon-et st 7:30 o'clock. Lovingly remembered and sadly 'missed by his wife and family. 19SB- Bridget (Bessie) Lally 1960 Anniversary Mass Monday, Aug. S3, lt0, 7:00 A.M.. St.

Matthew's Church, Dorchester. Remembered by Bernard. 1928 Abraham Goldstein 1960 Oar beloved father never forgotten and sadly mitsed. Rrmtm-berrd by daughter Dora and son Phil and family. 1956 Alice A.

Carroll 1960 Lovimrly remembered and sadly missed by ber daughter Lillian. 1938 Lawrence T. Prior 1960 l.ovlriKlY remembered and sadly mised by his family and sisters. Masses being said. 1957 Murray M.

Norris 1960 Third Anniversary Mass being said at lh Gate of Heaven Church, South Boston, Friday, Ausust 19, 7:30 a.m. Lovinsly remembered by his wife, children and grandchildren. '59 Jeremiah J. O'Brien Jr. '60 First Anniversary Mass, St.

Peter's, Saturday, Aug. 20 at 7:30 A.M. Lovingly remembered. Mom, Dad, Pemy, and Boys. 1936 Albert A.

Darling 1960 I.ovlnrly remembered by bis wits and family. July lit, 19B( Annie Laws Month's Mind Mass to ba celebrated at 7:45 A.M., Saturday. August 20, at at. Peter and Paul's Church In South Boston, Joseph W. Casey Sr.

Month's Mind High Mass, Saturday, Auiust in at 8 a.m., in St. Dorothy's Church, Main Wllmlncton, Mass. 1956-Harol4 V. Hughes 1960 Lovingly remembered by his daughter. Masses being offered at St.

Anthony's Shrine, Boston. 1959 August 181960 Mary Teresa Flynn FLOWERS tSlnevgwr5ehI 98 TREMQNT ST. Richmond 2-4317 Member of Man. Fgneral Dir. Atsoc.

INCORPORATED 1 173 Brighton Avenue Boston STadium 2-6600 Altlmar, i Gertrude E. Anderson. George Anderson, Gertrude A. Baker. Marion E.

Bockhoff. Eliza bett Brooks. Lovis I. Lee, Henry M. LeBlanc, Edward Lewis, George Lloyd, Ruth MacKenne.

Flora Mansfield, Edgar Marnell. Jaines A. Mastropieri, Browne, Mary P. Miss Marguerite Mazze, Dante H. Caldwell.

Isabella McAuliffe, Charles Carpenito, Carmen McDermott, Delia Carroll. William J. Mclver, Ernest G. McLeod, George Centoia. Saivatore Clifford, Mary E.

McNealy, John E. Morrison, Edward Corrigan, John J. Datjlgren, Elsie K. Day, William. Ostlund, Theresa LJ Persico.

Peter Phillips. James T. Powers, Henry E. Raymond, Fred S. Rilen, Dora Robinson, Ethel Rogers, Elizabeth Rorro, Margaret Ruppert, Karl Ryan, James E.

Sacco, Felix F. Dee, JuUa V. De Marco, E. Doyle, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Margar Frost. Albert T.

Galvin, Mary J. Garten, Dorothy Gilbert, Francis D. Goldstein, Ethel Gory, Annie Greaney, Elizabeth Shea, Michael J. Shlndler, A. L.

Slowey, James Smith, Elmer A. Gupton, William T. Gutierrez, Rita M. Haikins, John J. Hegarty, Michael J.

Higgins, Walter Hood, Wallace G. Jackowicz, Mary Johnston, Brian P. Jones, Wilbur E. Kenney, Thomas Leavitt, James Spindler, Frederick Squadrlto. Jerome Sullivan.

Mary E. Thoburn, Elliot W. Toro, Maria C. Valiante, Margaret Ward, Blanche M. Warnock, John A.

RECENT DEATHS GORDON W. DALEY, 61 president of the American Sandpaper of Rock land. At Rockland. JAMES LEAVITT, 51, a Bos ton broker, At Needham. MICHAEL J.

SHEA, 72, a loxbury grocer for many years. At Jamaica Plain. EVENING DEATH NOTICES CARPENITO Formerly of Dedham, in surry, Aug. 17, Carmen, husband of the late Clementine (DeBenedetto). Funeral from the Hugh Cannon Funeral Home, 437 High Dedham, oh Saturday morning at 3:15.

Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours on Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. DAY Of 113 Paul Gore st, Jamaica I'lain, Aug.

17, I960, William, husband of. Dorothy Jean (Hughes) and father of William M. Day. Services will be held at the Mann Mann Funeral Home, 44 Perkins Jamaica Plain, on Saturday, Aug. 20, at 10:30 a.m.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. DOYLE In Jamaica Plain. Aug 17. Kathleen lUrifrm), eeloved wife of Patrick Doyle and beloved mother of Mary Doyle Sullivan, late residence fisi Jamaica st.

Funeral from the John J. Gill Funeral Home. 53 South Saturday, Aug. 20 at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Re quiem at St.

Thomas Aquinas Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7 to 10, Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. GALVIN In Mattaoan. Aue.

18 Marv j. tuampoeui, Deiovca wite of Joseph and mother of Mrs. John Manley of West Roxbury. Mrs. Jay Mann of Haverhill, Mrs.

David of Randolph. Mrs. John M. snea of Angola, New Yors; James J. of Dpdham.

LawTence of Randolph, PiulF. of Tonawanda, YorK. ana rranis A. uaivtn of Mattaoan: and sister of Mrs. Georee G.

Nelson of Warner. N.H Residence 259 Kennebec st Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 2000 Centre et LaGrange WeM Roxbury.

Saturday, Aug. 20. at 9:15 a.m. Solemn Reouiem Hiffh Mass at St. John Chrysostom irhurch, west Roxbury, at 10 ciock.

"Relatives nnd friends most kindlv invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7 to 10, Friday to ana 7 to iu 1WarT.lirVANrOf Maiden Aue. 17 Marv (MnrKnffpin beloved wife of tbe late Murdoch, and mother of Elizabeth Viscarello of Mildn. and the late Donald C. and Archie Funerni services at tn Ki'lion Funeral Home, corner Winthron av.

and Sprague Saturdav. Au. 20 at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday and Fridav 2-5 and 7-10 P.m.

Mi-TlPRMrtTT Tn Briebton. Delia hp nvprf rtauehter of tne late jonn and Mary (Delaney), sister of the late Mary and James McDermott. aunt of Mrs. Thomas Galvin of Brighton, Mrs. Thomas Kelleher of Worcester, Thomas of Cambridge and John McDermott of Brighton.

Funeral from the McCarthy Funeral Home. 344 Market on Saturday, August 20. at 10:15 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Columbkille's Oinrrh at 11 Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

Calling hours Thursday 7-10; Friday 2-5 and 7-10. ROBINSON In Hingham, August 18, Ethel (Fay), wife of the late Thomas P. Robinson and mother of Rev. Donald F. Robinson of Hingham.

Lincoln F. Robinson of Cedar Vale, Kansas, and Rev. Jack T. Robinson of St. Charles, 111., in her 83d year.

Funeral services Saturday, August 20, at 2 p.m. from her home, 46 South Pleasant Hingham. ROGERS Of Arlington, formerly of Somerville, Aug. 18, tiizanetn m. (Murphy), of 31 Governor beloved wife of the late Hugh Rogers; mother of Mrs.

Helen Gallagher, Mrs. Florence Garvev, Thomas Joseph Francis and Leo H. Rogers. Funeral from the Gaffey Memorial Funeral Home. 43 High Medford on Saturday, Aug.

20. at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass in St. James Church. Arlington, at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 3-5 and 7-10 p.m. RYAN Of Mattapan. Aug. 17, James Deiovea nusoana oi urace k.

(Lynch) and father of Mrs. Grace R. McCarthy of Norwell. James E. of West Acton.

Mrs. Barbara A. Stephens of South Easton. and Mrs. Esther R.

Seurrah of Roslindale. Residence 19 Marcy st. Funeral from the F. J. Higgins Funeral Home.

423R Washington st. (Roslindale so Saturday. Aug. 20. at 8 a.m.

Solemn Requiem Mass. Saint Angela's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday, 7-10 p.m.. Friday 2-5 and 7-10 P.m.

In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Jim- mie runa. MORNING DEATH NOTICES ALTIMAR Of Roslindale. Aue" 16 Gertrude E. (CunnifT). beloved wife of Gabriel, and mother of Frank and Mrs.

Ruth Breslin, of Chicago, residence, 21 Firth rd. Funeral from the F. J. Higgins Funeral Home, 4236 Washington st. (Roslindale Friday, Aug.

19, at 8 a.m. Requiem Mass in the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and to to p.m. ANDERSON Of 32 Burroughs, st Jamaica Plain, Aug.

10, 1960, George husband of Persia (Dutcher) and father of Mrs. Phillips L. Boyd of Jamaica Plain and Philip D. Anderson of Sudbury. Memorial services will be held at the Forest Hills Crematory Chapel, Walk Hill st.

Jamaica Plain, on Tuesday, Aug. 23 at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Late member of St. John's Lodge A.

F. A. M. Please omit flowers. St.

Albans and Burl ington, papers please copy. ANDERSON In Boston, Aug. 14, Gertrude A. of 3R2 Warren st Roxbury, foster daughter of Hazel Barnes and devoted sister of Richard Anderson. Reposing at the Chtsholm Funeral Chanel, 5.S2 Columbus Boston.

Funeral from the Chapel Friday, Aug. 19 at 12 noon. Relatives and frienas invited BAKER In Belmont. Aug. 16, Marion E.

(Burns), beloved wife of the late Charles A. Baker; mother of Marion A. Gilbert of Belmont. Eunice H. Morrill ot Watertown; sister of Evelyn Baker, John and Arthur Burns Residence.

499 Belmont st. Funeral from the Stanton Funeral Home. 786 Mt. Auburn Watertown, Friday, at 8 a.m. Hieh Mass of Reauiem in St.

Luke's Church. Waverlev, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends re spectfully invited to attend. Vlsit- ing hours. Wednesday 7-8, Thursday 2-4 and 7-8.

Rose Croix Council 1331, K. of We regret to announce the death of our lnte brother. Hon. Michael J. Shea Members will meet Rose Croix building Thursday, Aug.

18 at 8:30 n.m. and nroceed to the Robert Lawler Funeral Home for the recitation of the Rosary. THOMAS BUAUHUN, U.K.. FRANCIS ARCHER. Rec.

CEMETERY LOTS Another new garden section com pleted where you can plan ahead for tnis most, most important matter low cost, small monthlv payments Boston's most beautiful memorial park, non-sectarian: open to all. For peace ot mind ana love of your family, for free booklet, Box 152 west Koxnury. HIGGINS In North Conway, N.H., Aug. 15, I960. Walter husband of Jennie (Woodruff).

Late residence 22 Coolidge West and formerly of Somerville. Father of Elinore Gray of Reading. Funeral services in the Chapel of the Watson Funeral Home. 11 Magazine st. at Central Cambridge.

Friday, Aug. 19. at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours Wednesday and Thursday, 3 5 and 7 9 p.m.

Late veteran Spanish-American War. Parking area opposite the funeral home. HOOD In Dorchester, Aug. 17. Wal lace oeioved nusoana of tne late Ruth (Saxtonl.

brother of William J. Hood and Mrs. Mariorie Richards. Funeral from the chepel of James W. Dolan, 198 Adams st.

Visiting hours Thursday 7-10 p.m. Interment, San Francisco, Calif. JACKOWICZ In Rnstnn. Auff 17. Mary formerly of the West End, beloved mother of Anthony, Joseph, Mrs.

George H. Bryant. Mrs. Victoria Othmer, Mrs. Edward Stanioski and the late Frank (Jabber) Jackowici.

Funeral from the Szulewski Funeral Home, 93 Otis East Cambridge (near Lechmere sq Saturday, at 8 a.m. Solemn Hich Mass of Reauiem at St. Mary's Polish Church, at 8 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, Thursdya 7-10.

Fri day KpS and 7-10. JOHNSTON In Dorchester. Auir. 17 Brian P. (5 years old), beloved son of Patrick A.

and Eleanor (Culleni Residence, 7 Coffey st. Funeral from tne Jonn j. Connor Funeral pome, 740 Adams st. (near Gallivan Saturday morning at 8 a.m. Mass of the Angels in St.

Ann's Church, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting hours. Thursday 7-10 p.ra Friday 2-4, 7-1Q. JONES Of Everett, Aug.

17, Wilbur or terrace, son ot Lillian F. and the late Charles L. Jones and brother of Charles Jones Jr. Funeral services will be held at the chapel of J. E.

Henderson 517 Broadway. Saturday, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may visit at the chapel Thursday and Friday 7-9 p.mi KENNEY Thomas, August 12. 190, i oxnoro state Hospital, oorn in ire-land, son of Mr.

Terry and Mrs. (nee Flaherty) Kenney, both born in Ireland. Mr. Thomas Kenney had lived on Village st. in Millis.

Any relatives or friends please contact Dr. John T. Shea, superintendent of Foxboro State Hospital. LEAVITT Departed Aug. 16.

James. of la Border Neeaham, beloved husband of Rosita (Grossi) Leavitt. devoted son of Bertha (Siegal) Lea vitt ot Brockton and the late KObert Leavitt, dear brother of William Leavitt of Mansfield, and David Leavitt of Brockton. Services at the Stanetsky Memorial Chapels, 1668 Beacon Brookline, Thursday. Aug.

18. at 1 n.m. Memorial week at his late residence. Expres sions ot sympatnv may oe donated in his memory to the Heart Fund. Kindly omit flowers.

LeBLANC In Cambridge, Aug. 18, coward J. Lettlanc of 17 Line St. husband of the late Lizzie (Saulnier) LeBlanc, father of Albert J. Bouche, brother of Julia T.eRUno of Ptelmnnt.

Millie Belliveau, Adolph and Pius oeoianc and jane wnite ot nova bcotia. Funeral from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home. 907 Mass CAMBRIDGE. Saturday, at 8 a.m.

Solemn High Mass at St. Paul's Church, at 9 a.m. Relatives and iriends invited. Member of Carpen ters and Builders Local 56. Visiting hours, 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

Menry M. oeioved son or tne late David and Mary Lee. Beloved brother of Mrs. Alice Collins and Mrs. Aenes Conrad, residence.

26 Mercier av. Funeral from the Brien Funeral Home, 14b Dorchester South Boston, Saturday, at 9 a.m. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Gregory's Church, Dorchester, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and iriends invited.

Visiting hours Thursday, v-iu. x-o ana i-iu. LEWIS In Roxbury. Aug. 16.

Georee. Deiovea nusDand ot Beatrice iwei- son) Lewis of 80 codman pk. father of Carolanne. Daulina. Mari lyn.

George Jr. and Annestine Lewis. Funeral service Saturday, Aug. 20 at 1 p.m. at the Davis Fu neral nome, walnut kox-burv.

Family oresent at the funeral home, Friday 7 to 9 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. LLOYD Formerly of Melrose, in In- giewood, Aug. 14. Ruth (Davis), wife of John T.

Lloyd of 8000 Second st. Funeial services at. the Gately Funeral Home. 79 West Foster Melrose, on Thursday, Aug. 18, at 2 p.m.

Relatives and friends invited. MacKENZIE In Arlington. Aug. 16 Flora J. (Fraser) wite of tne late William F.

MacKenzie, residence 9 Teel and mother of Mrs. Herbert S. (Jeanne) Hurd and Mrs. John Rich. Funeral from the John R.

ODnnnell Funeral Home. 1021 Mass. av, on Fridav morning at 9 o'clock. Requiem Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church Alewife Brook ofcwy. at 40 o'clock Visitin hours Wednesday.

79. Thursday 3-5 and 7-9. Relatives and fnenda invited. MANSFIELD In Melrose, Aug. 1 Edgar husband of Eleanor A (McMullin), of 283 Grove brother of Mrs.

Edith GuDtill. of Maiden Funeral services at the Gatelv Fu neral Home, 79 West Foster Fridav, Aug. 19, at 2 P.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 7-9 n.m MARNELL In Dorchester, Aug.

17. James beloved husband of Camilla I. (Murphy), father of Richard brother of Joseph H. of Dorchester, Richard F. of Flushing.

N.Y.; Frank of Brookline. and Marv A. of Dorchester. Funeral from his late home. 17 Holiday Saturdav morning.

Aug. 20. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Peter's Chu'ch. at 9:30 o'clock.

RelaUves and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. MASTROPIERI In Needham. Aug. 17.

Mary P. (Martini), beloved wife of Nicolas, mother of Joueoh Leonard Lawrence Michael, David Carmen C. and Francis Mastro-nipri. Louise nlivn and Ritn Porreca. Bister of Lena Schiavone.

Funeral from the Eaton Funeral Home. 1351 Highland Saturday, Aug. 20. at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St.

Joseph's Church, at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10. Fridav 3-5, 7-10. Member of Maria SS. Del Carmine Society of Newton.

MAZZE Of South Boston, Aug. 1R, Dante husnand of Clara fc. (Oldfield) Mazze of 3 Gavin way, father of Dorothy F. Anzick. Robert ana iennetn w.

lwazze; urouier of JoseDh F. and Raleiah F. Mazze Funeral from Folsom Funeral Chapel, 63 Belgrade Roslinflnie, riaay, at 9 p.m. Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Chapel visiting hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m. and Thursday 3-5 and 7- -a. MpAITLIFFE Suddenly, in Cohasset Aug. id, Charles aged ob, son oi the late Michael F. and Margaret I Connor) MCAuime, nroiner oi Mrs.

Edward P. Jacome and William uncle pf Arthur J. Dixon William J. McAuliffe, Mrs. Joseph Prendesast, Edward P.

Jacome Mrs. Louis Sorrentino, all of Cohasset. Funeral from the Sparrell Funeral Home, 1 Summer Friday, Aue. 19, at 8:15 a.m. High Mass of Requiem, St.

Anthony's Church. Cohasset, at 9 o'clock. Funeral home visiting hours, Wednesday and Thursday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. McIVER Of Medford, suddenly Aug. 16, Ernest husband of the late Emily (Chase) of 48 Ware-hame father of Mary Jane Donatelli of Dorchester, brother of Nellie Caldwell of Medford and the late Isabella Caldwell of Medford.

Services at the Allen Funeral Home, 23 Forest Medford Saturday, Aug. 20, at 1 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9 p.m., Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

McLEOD In Bralntree, Aug. Ifi, husband Virginia P. (Oliver) McLeod; residence, 309 Washington Braintree. formerly of Quincy: father of Roderick O. McLeod.

Deborah J. and Catherine S. McLeod of Braintree. Funeral services Friday. Aug.

19. at the Wickens Troupe Funeral Home, 26 Adams Quincy, at 1:30 i Relatives and friends invited, visit- ine hours at the funeral home Thursday 3-5 and 7-10 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Heart Fund, Boston Chapter. McNEALY Of Roxbury, Aug. 17 John beloved husband of Mar garet (Danforth) McNealy.

Resi dence 37 Winthrop Roxbury Funeral from the Granstrom, Funeral Home. 196 Warren Sat urdav at 8:15 a.m. Solemn Reauiem Mass in St. Joseph Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 o.m MORRISON In Brighton, Aug. 17. Edward age 3 years, beloved son of John E. Morrison and Bar bara A. (Walsh), late residence 8 Presentation rd Funeral from the McNamara Funeral Home, 4ti0 Washincton st.

lat Lake st.) on Friday morning at 9:15 o'clock, fol lowed by a Mass ot tne Angeis in Our Lady of the Presentation Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Joseph's. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

OSTLUND In South Braintree. Aug IK, Theresa (iwannneyi. age 74. of 13 Gerard Noswell. wife of the late Laurence J.

and mother of Mrs. Herbert Dunkel of Cleveland. Mrs, Selim O. Lunden of West Hartford, Ct Stanley L. of Squantum, and Homer S.

of Nor- well. Funeral services in the Ernest A. Richardson Funeral Horne, 3B2 First Parish Scituate on Saturday, Aug. 20, at 11 a.m..1 Visiting hours Thursday 7-9. Frl- day 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Hartford, Ct. papers please copy. LARGE CEMETERY LOT Containing 454 sq. ft. (35x20 or ten plqts) available in the older section of Ihe Newton Ccmetary.

se-luded and beautifully landscaped area. $3750 including perpetual care. Please call for appointment. John Marshall davs CRrtar eves OLvmnic j-gaaa or write sunset i'atn, waucK, Mass. i Give Huh Police A Merry Chase 'twas roundup time in Mattapan, And it surely was a treat, To watch that puffin policeman Chase those horses down the street.

Anon. Two stray horses led three policemen on a wild and woolly chase over the streets of Mattapan early today. The galloping critters were spotted by route patrolman William F. Rowell shortly after 6 a.m. as they went clippity-clopping down Blue Hill av.

side by side. Rowell wasn't going to allow such goings-on on his beat, especially at such an early hour, so he took off on foot after the two chestnut colored nags. Happily, he was joined by officers Irwin L. Hainline and Leo F. Redziewicz, who arrived on the scene in a cruiser, and the pursuit was on in dead earnest.

Off down Blue Hill av. trotted the two critters with a speed and grace that any thoroughbred that ever trod the stately soil of Suffolk Downs would have been proud to display. And close behind shouting "Whoa," and "slow down" and "halt in the name of the The chase lasted about 20 three miles. minutes and covered nearly Occasionally, the animals would veer off down a side street, just to break the monotony, but for the most part they concentrated on Blue Hill av. At last, the trio of deputies cornered the horses.

This hap pened in vicinity of Nor folk and Hannon sts. One horse wore a halter and Hainline and Redziewicz man aged to grab it and bring the law came the three omcers in their cruiser. animal under control. Rowell used Western methods to capture the other horse. He made a lasso out of his belt and tossed it over the animal's neck.

The two horses are the prop erty of the Forest Hills stable. Owner Sal Petrozziello called the Mattapan police station at 9 a.m. to report them missing and was informed they were tied to a tree outside the sta tion waiting for him to come and pick them up. Dr. J.

Gargan GREENWICH, Ct, Aug. 18 (AP) Dr. J. Francis: Gargan 72, of Greenwich, former football player and coach at Ford- ham, and coach at New York University, died last night at his home. Gargan, who was a practicing dentist here since 1927, was captain of Fordham's 1909 football team.

After graduation, he served as athletic director at George town University for four years while working toward his doctor of dental science degree. He was football coach at Fordham from 1914 to 1916, and left to serve in World War I. Later, he coached football at N.Y.U. from 1919 to 1921, and again at Fordham from 1922 to 1926. One of his classmates at Fordham was Francis Cardinal Spellman.

Gargan opened -his dental office in Greenwich in 1927 and practiced actively until his death. He was active in dental and civic affairs. He leaves his widow, Eliza beth Reardon Gargan; a daughter, Margaret; two brothers, Thomas of Caldwell, N.J., and William of Sacramento, and a sister, Mrs. Raymond Keefe of Stanford. Funeral services will be held Saturday.

CARL MOORE Continued From the First Page He was born in Dorchester on Dec. 6, 1892, and attended Mather School. He attended Burdett's, after which he was employed as a salesman. Illness forced Carl to resign from this job. It proved to be a lucky break.

He had to find another position that would not require traveling or physical exertion. He had taken piano lessons for six months and this musical background, combined with his personal salesmanship, was responsible for his securing a job as a pianist in a music publishing house. One night, a Boston radio station found that it had some open time and began a frantic search for someone to "fill in." The manager of the station knew Carl and he was ushered to the station in a hurry. Thus Carl made his radio debut. Missed Her Hubby MIDLAND, Aug.

18 (UPD A Midland woman, fined $50 in court yesterday for shooting out a windov in a neighbor's house trailer, explained to Judge Bill Hart: "I apologize, but I was. shooting at my husband and missed." Aussie Wage Floor $31.50 CANBERRA The weekly minimum wage in Australia averages S31.50. It varies ac cording to the cost-of-living inaex in me several siates. louowea by a solemn nigh mass of requiem in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. Formerly of Baltimore, County Cork, Ireland. BROOKS, of Westwood, suddenlv. August is, Louis nusoana oi the late Florence (Camp) Brooks, oi 100 High st. Father of Mrs.

Judith B. True, and grandfather of Christine True, of Westwood, and brother of Miss May Brooks, and Ravmond Brooks, of Westwood, Mrs. Ruth Dixon of and Clarence C. Brooks, of Me. Services at the Fol-som.

Smith Hiesins Westwood Chapel, 649 High Friday, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Burial private. Chapel visiting hours xnursaay i to 3 ana 7 to p.

m. BROWNE In Nahant. Aug. 13, Miss Marguerite Browne of 817 Boyl- sione. rsrooKUne.

Memoer ot the household of the late Dr. Edward P. Richardson. Memorial services at the First Church in Boston. Unitarian, corner of Marlboro and Berkeley on Sunday, Aug.

21 at 3 p.m. Kindly omit flowers Pontrihtitlnns mav he made if desired to the Massachu setts ienerai Hospital. CALDWELL Of Medford. suddenly aue. 17.

lsaneua fiweiver). wife of the late Charles of 61 Dexter mother of Charles E. of Medford. Betty I. Green of Littleton.

Chariene Murphy of Somerville; sister of weuie (jaltiweu of Medford and the late Ernest D. Mclver of Medford. Services at the Allen Funeral Home, 23 Forest Medford Saturday. Aug. 20.

at 1 p.m. RelaUves and friends invitert. Visitinff hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. uover, n.n.., papers please copy. CARROLL In Somerville, suddenly, Aug.

16, ieu, winiam beloved son of the late Richard and Kate (Knowles) Carroll, brother of Mrs. marjei a. HicKey, Mrs. Helen Kiley jjicnara Jonn ana uaniei i. Carroll.

Funeral from the residence, 64 Myrtle Fridav at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass in St Benedict's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. CENTOLA In Brighton, Aug. 15, lSbU, Salvatore, beloved husband ot Lucia (DiRocco) Centoia of 451 Western av.

Owner of the Rapid Transportation father of Arthur George S. of Brighton, Pasauale and Rudolph C. of Waltham and Mrs. Louise M. Geraci of Newton.

Funeral from the J. Warren Sullivan Funeral Home, 35 Henshaw Friday at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Anthony's Church. Allston at 0 a m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours a-3 ana i-io p.m. CLIFFORD In Dorchester, Aug. 15. Mary Deiovea cousin of James Sullivan of 54 Samoset st.

Funeral from the John C. Mulry Funeral Home, 2 King at Dorchester Friday, at 8 a.m. Solemn HiEh Mass of Requiem in St. Mark's. Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends Visiting hours Wednesday xnursaay z-s ana 7-m. CORRIGAN In Orient Heights. Easti Boston, Aug. 15, Jonn oeioved husband of the lata Nora F. Corrigan (nee Smith) and father of Grace M.

Shaughnessy of Orient Heights and Ruth F. Brosnan of Milton and brother of Edna L. Cantwell of Dorchester, residence. 6 St. Andrew rd.

Funeral from the Maurice W. Kirby Funeral Home, 210 Winthrop Winthrop, Friday at 9:15 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Joseph's Church. Orient Heights at 10 o'clock Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. Retired General Foreman, G.P. DAHLGREN In Arlington. Aug. 16, tisie ajinergi, beloved wife ot Fritz O.

Dahlgren, of 27 Buena Vista rd. Services at the Berglund Funeral Home, 292 Mass. Arlington, Thursday, Aug. 18, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Wednesday, 2 to 4 and 7 to DEE In South Boston, Aug. 16, Julia of 309 tmerson beloved daughter of the late Julia (Norton) and William Dee. and sister of William Dee of Milton and Paul Dee of South Boston. Funeral from the W. J.

Cassidy Funeral Home, 743 East Broadway at on Friday, Aug. 19, at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass in the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends tnvited. Late school teacher in City of Boston.

Visiting hours 2 and 710 p.m. De MARCO In Newton. Aue. 16. Emmanuel, beloved husband of the rate jiorinaa titru latner of Mrs.

Theresa Petrillo, residence 447 Washington st. Funeral from the Martin E. Conroy Funeral Home, 439 Washington Saturday at 8 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in the ot our Lady at 9 a m. Rela tives and friends most kinrilv in vited.

Visiting hours 3 5 and 7 to iu p.m. FITZGERALD In this the 16th, inargaret (wiary) sister oi the late Alice ana frame Fitzgerald and the late Mr A "Mc Carthy, aunt of Francis and Joseph McCarthy, formerly of 47 Tonawanda Dorchester, Funeral from the Crosby Memorial, 867 Beacon (nr. Park dr.) on Saturday morning at 8:15 to be followed by a Requiem Mass in St. Ann's Church (St, Stephen's st.) at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are Invited.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4, 7-10 p.m. FROST In Waltham. Aug. 17. Albert husband of the late Cora J.

(Roberts) Frost, of 19 Curtis in his 91st year; father of Mrs. Mertie F. Walker. Funeral services will he neld tn the Wentworth Chapel, 30 Prospect Waltham, Fridav Aug. 19.

at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call at the chapel Thursday from 4 to 6 and 7 fo p.m. GARTEN In Auburndale. ib, iKoo, iorotny (MCK.een), wife of Paul B.

Garten of St. Petersburg. Florida, formerly of Newton Centre. Service in the Chapel of Newton Cemetery, Saturday afternoon. August 20, at 2 o'clock.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to the New England Baptist Home, Chestnut Hill, or New England Pea-body Home for Crippled Children, Newton Centre, in her name. GILBERT In Peabody, Aug. 17. Fran cis a. Gilbert, 76.

of 1 Johnson West Peabodv. formerly of Lvnn, husband of Rose Gilbert, and son of the late Philip Gilbert -and Ermine (Tosi) Gilbert. Funeral services will be held on Fridav from the Conwav Funeral 12 Chestnut Pea- body, at 8 a.m., followed bv a Requiem High Mass at Our Lady of Assumption Church. Lvnnficld. at 9 a.m.

Burial, Cedar Grove Cemetery, South Peabodv, Visiting hours 2-5. 7-10. Relatives and friends invited. GOLDSTEIN Ethel, of 40'Dehon Kevere. on Aug.

13, widow of the late Samuel Goldstein and beloved sister of Mrs. Minnie Hirsh. Funeral services were held on Aug. 14. Memorial week at the residence of Mrs.

Minnie Hirsh, 40 Dehon Revere. GORY Annie, age 76, died In Wal tham. Aueust 16. horn in Ireland beloved daughter of John and Annie (Duggan) Murdock, Relatives please contact Dr. William McLaughlin, Sunt.

Metropolitan State Hospital, TW 4-430O, "T3VA1VTW rt 17. lormeriv oi North camDridae and Beverly, Elizabeth B. (La- France), beloved wife of the late Maurice Greanev. mother of "Ed mund of Manchester, Mrs. Virginia Hebert of Rochester.

and the late Mrs. Bertha Covne. sister of Alphonse and Edgar of Medford, Rose and Augusta of North Cambridge. Phi id of Somerville, Albert of Belmont, and Armand LaFrance of Arlington, and the late Mrs. Marie Chester and David LaFrance.

Funeral from the Kevin A. Griffin Funeral Home. 2307 Mass. North Cambridge, on Saturday morning at 8:15, followed by a Solemn Mass of Rpauiem in the Notre Dame dePitie Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.

Visiting nours Thursday 7-10. Friday 2-5 and 7-10. Inter ment St. Mary's Cemetery. Beverly.

GUPTON In Boston, Aug. 18, William 1. of aussex Koxourv: beloved father of Queenie Cheatham, Sadie jacKson and William T. uupton jr. ReDosing at the Chlsholm Funeral Chapel, S32 Columbus Boston Aug.

20 at 12 noon. Relatives and friends invited. Family present at the Chapel. Friday evening 7-9 p.m.' GUTIERREZ In Everett, Aug. 16.

nita (Caigeri beloved wife of Robert Gutierrez and mother of May Hart of Charlestown, Elizabeth Masel of Melrose and sister of James Caiger of Somerville, Anna Mandell of New York. Funeral services at the John F. Ward and Son Funeral Home, 772 Broadway, Thursday, Aug 18, at 2 p.m. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. HARKINS In West Roxbury, the 17th, Jonn beloved nusoana ot the late Mary E.

Harkins (nee Murray) father of Mrs. Joseph P. Solan, John M. Tof Darlen, Charles J. of Rochester, N.

Residence 106 Redland rd. Funeral from the F. J. Crosby Funeral Home, 1803 Centre St. (between-Willow and Maple sts.) on Satur-, day mornirg 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 2-5. 7-10 p.m. Interment in St. HEGARTY In North Cambridge.

Aui. 17, Michael beloved husband of the late Mary T. (Curtin), father of the late Rev. Francis J. and James V.

Hegarty. Residence 25 Hollls st. Funeral from the Kevin A. Griffin FTineral Home. 2307 Mass on Saturday morning at 9:15, followed bv a Solemn Mass of Requiem in St.

John's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10, PTlday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Late memoer st. jonns Hoiy iName.

Local 589 M.T.A. storm the jail. "They will have two steil doors to go through to get at him and they won make it, Shelton said As a precaution, he beefd up the staff guarding the jail and called for help from state and city police. At one, time, there were about 25 policemen around the jail. Police arrested two teen-age boys after they pelted the jail doors with tomatoes.

Officers jtook the action to discipline "We cracked down on it immediately to show the crowd discipline," Shelton said. "Something like this could snowball into something serious." But no attempt was made to get Hashfield from the jail. However, the 53-year-old ex-convict bore livid bruise under one eye as he was hustled through a side door into the Friends revealed the mark was made by the first of Avril's doctor father, Dr. Robert Terry, when he was given a chance to question the suspect before ihe coniessea. "You know where my daugh iter is," Terry shouted, and his hand lashed out.

Then remem bering he was a physician, as well as a father, Terry treated the eye on the spot The doctor and his wife, Gail, were placed under sedation and in the care of two nurses at his home. NURSES Continued From the First Page (5) Requests must be limited to a minimum period of care required, such as a special nurse for single shift or a single day whenever possible. (6) All requests for extension or renewal must be reevaluated according to urgency of need. The order is part of the effort to tighten operating expenditures in the City Hospital, Dr. Conlin said.

"It has been the practice in this hospital to assign special nurses paid from city funds for necessary emergency care of patients where life was en dangered," he pointed out. This practice has been ex panded to the point where it is now a budget item, costing more than a half million dol lars 9 year. "There have been demon-trable abuses of this basically necessary aid to proper patient care." Nurses now work in all hospitals on an eight-hou" shift, and the rate recently was raised to $18 a shift. ARRESTS Continued From the First Page Police said Barrows unfolded a plan that they would rob persons attending conventions in Boston on the theory that the victims would lpavo thp rit.v snnn and hp unable to make identification. Th 21.vear.old vouth is still being sought by police.

The vouncer eirl was ar- raigned iater before the iu- venile session of court and her case was continued to Aug. 23. Judge Tracy continued the cases of Barrow and the Marshman girl until Aug. 25. BANK HOLDUP Continued From the First Page Police Chief Leon White immediately set up road blocks around the Wilton area which is about three miles West, of Farmington.

Local police were joined in the investigatioi. by State Police and FBI agents. The gunman was described as being about 30 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall and was wearing dark glasses. people just stood around the tail and talked in hushecTtones about the crime. "Execution is too good for him," one housewife said.

"It makes a body realize you're not even safe in your own home town," another housewife commented. A coal miner said the crime "is the most terrible thing I over heard of. The same thing rhould be done to him that he did." A policeman who helped keep back the crowd the jail last night said, "You can't blame these people 100 much. They have been hurt and the natural reaction is to hit hark Mrs. Robert Shelton, wife of he sheriff, said of the crowd "They're just standing and waiting.

It's awful quiet and This is the godawfullest thing that's ever happened here." As the crowd gathered, the was asked if he thought Strike Called OnPenn. Road i For Sept. 1 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 18 CAP) Pennsylvania Railroad employees be onging to two unions have been alerted for a strike Sept. 1, for which the says is no justification.

Michael J. Quill, international president of the Transport Workers Union, announced the strike date, charg ing management broke off negotiations to settle a rules dispute and wage disagree The old contract ex pired Nov. 1. Also involved is the System federation. Quill said his union represents 25,000 P.R.R.

employees in 46 locals. The System Federation represents about 5000 shop workers. The P.R.R. claims the T.W.U. has only 15,000 of its 75,000 employees.

A P.R.R. spokesman said the anions walked out of the negotiating meeting. "We did not break off negotiations," he commented. "We are prepared meet the union any time, place." The unions and the company have argued over the scope rules changing work classifications for three years. Jacoby Paces Team Through 1st Round rnhv Parpc Tam coDy races ieam( LOS ANGELES, Aug.

181 (AP) A defending champion team headed by Oswald Jacoby of Dallas last night led a field of 64 teams through first round "team of four" competition, blue ribbon event of the 32d annual American contract bridge tournament. All top-seeded teams came through opening play, unscathed. No team is eliminated until beaten twice. Playing with Jacoby are Ira! Rubin of Los Anseles. and Vie-1 tor Mitchell, Samuel Stayman' and William Grieve, all of New York, NEW DELHI India's indus-; trial-production index went up 11.3 points last year, an 8.1 percent increase, the highest ver recorded.

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