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Twenty-Three 1 THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1939 DEATHS MORNING DEATH NOTICES MORNING DEATH NOTICES Harry Keller JENSEN In Maiden, September 17. Harry Keller, 65, of 43 Walter MORNING DEATH NOTICES COULTER In Cambridge. Sept. M. John A beloved huslianrt of the lulu Agnrs iHaimgani, of 15J Pearl and lulhcr of Paul Coulter and brother of William T.

Coulter, Funeral from the John J. Donahue Son Funeral Home. oil Mamime TunnBv Kpnl yfl. A am. Re- Abbott, Blanch Angelo, Lucia.

Assenza, Vincent Aytr, Fred J. Bates, George Newton Centre, a leather executive for 30 years, died Jenten, Lnrralna Johnson, Swant Ktlosky, Elizabeth Kaunas, Vincent Keller, Harry Kelley. William P. La Raque, A. Cuba Bars Imports With High Tariff 1 ABBOTT In Wskrfleld, suddenly Sept.

25 Blanrtie i- in little), wile of; Ralph W. ol 27 Atwnod nt, Funeral nt the Morrison Fiinciai lome. Yale av Wakefield, on ursday nt 1:30 Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday iiom 3 to 9 and 7 to 8 p.m. ANOELO Of Wakefield. Sept, 27.

Lucia (DiHenedrtloi of OB Vernon Lorraine (LeHlanci, Hesidence xiii Eaktern v. Beloved uif of Robert F. Jensen and daughter of Emily (Meusei, and the lata Fred Lefilanc Funeral from the l-eo M. Norton Funeral Home. 207 Mam at Maiden so.

on Wednesday. September 30, at 8 'M. Rruuicm High Mass at the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-19 P.m.

Tuesday 2r and 7-10. suddenly today at the Teter Brachanow, Sondra auiem High Mass in th Church of the HIeacd sacrament at am. Ben, Ella M. Bent Brigham Hospital. Relative and friends invited.

Vl-111111 hours 2 to 4. 7 to 9 p.m. Bowler, Hannah Lswton, Emma Boyce, Elizabeth J. Leader, Lena iirmvni wue ni mitnaei ana snother of Mrs. Mary Martello.

Johnl He was assigned to the New :9 Mrs Nellie Calarco. CRnMWtl.p-()t op, rm- Mrs Nel he d. ruueia mm the JOHNSON In Waltham. audrienlv. Branner, James W.

atiigrin, jinn St Walellol Butler une Wednesday, and Aiigrio. and telle uneral day, Home. Ml Albion Sent. iit). at 8:15.

Re Huaband of the lute Edith (Graves) Otornwrll and father of Richard P. Cromwell. Services pnvile. Fleas Leary, John J. Llvermore.

Robert Laura B. Macauley, T. P. England District for the Beggs Si Cobb Leather South st. Mr.

Keller leaves his wife. quiem Huh Man In St. Joseph omit flowers. l.niirrn at 9. Relative! and friends sept, -in, hwante nusnana of Brown, Charles A.

Una 1 Nelson 1, of 79 Cherry Waltham. father of Nelson O. John-, John son of Aunurndale Funeral a'-rv-Burke, Edmund ices at the William Miller BvriTe Marv Chapel, 27 Sprue Waltham. JLy Tuekdav. Sept.

2. at 3 P.m. Rela-, Callahan, C. American Concerns Appeal To Reciprocity Board invited. Vlaitlrj! hours Monday 7 to DeMONTIER In Melrose.

Sept. McGlnnis, Fred. 10, Tuesday 2 la I and 7 to 10. Leon beloved husband of Claia C. (Anderson) of 10 AoDleton at.

Mrs. Marvel L. Walters Keller, a daughter, Mrs, Janet Myette McLaughlin, W. J. McMahan, Anna, Father of L.

Roger of Philadelphia tives and friends Invited to Casey, Mary and Gene T. DeMontier of Me rose. Chapel visiting hours Monday from uneral frnm the Gatelv Funeral Charette, Elizabeth Mehlsak, Max 9 to a ana 1 to p.m., of Newton Centre, a son, Harold L. Keller of Flainville, Home. 79 West Foster Tuesday, Sept.

29 at 815 a.m. Solemn High ASSENZA In Boston, Sent. 2., Vln-cenza. beloved wife of Gaetano and beloved mother of I.en and Jennie of Boston, M-. Anna Sinagia of Everett.

Mrs. Carmllla Remulll of last Boston, and Mrs. Mary Relllv of Boston, and Joseph Assena of Everett. Funeral on Wednesday, rent. 30, 8 :30 a.m.

from the Michael )ello Russo Funeral Home, 24 Fleet Boston. Solemn Rcouiem High 9 i rr Moore. Edw ard Morrison, E. M. Munroe, Harry T.

Colburn, Edward Corbett. Christina Costa, Santa KAUNAS In Dnrrheiter. Sept. 2. Vincent, residence 65 Neponset beloved husband of Mary t.emaitlst and lather of mis.

tuaiL M. Mass of Kequiem in si. iviarv Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hcurs Sunday 7-9.

Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tjila member of th American Pioneers Club, Nash, Florence B. Coulter, John iw nt'K. unprui unm in, z.airi Retaliatory Move by U.S. Appears Unlikely three sisters, a brother, five grandchildren, thre nieces and a nephew.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. in Trinity Mass in the Sacred Heart Church. j'Connell, James 8 a m. High Mass of Heiuiem at uemoniier. i-on o'irin nnsion at a.m.

rtci- a.m. Maiden. Sept. 25. St.

Peters iLilhuanlan) Church at Devanna Bella 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends in- and friends Invited. Visiting, 1- and friends lnvite Helle K. 1 Caswell 1. beloved wife of O'Rouike, Ruth M.

Parker, Roy N. atlvea hours 2-5 and 7-10 m. vlled. Visiting hour 2-J. 7-10.

riherty, Philip William J. Devanna. Residence 3 1. in wood st. Funeial from the.

Leo Perry, Mary Regini Jewton. KALOSKY In Charlestown. Septem-1 Doole Matthew PHOF. SUMNER H. SLICHTER BATES In West Roxburv.

Sent. 20. Genrg Roy Bates devoted husband of the late Florence L. IDoherty). Residence 64 Wet jtoxhurv devoted father of, George Roy Bates Jr.

and Raul M. EVENING DEATH NOTICES AYER Of Belmont, suddenly her 27, 1H Liizaoein 1 1 amuiisi, uowd, James beloved wile, of William mother Morton Leo and William of Edmsnds. Morton Mis. Edward Brlen of Somerville Fahey, Helen E. and Mis.

William Faucette of Med- Federlco ford. Late residence. 40 Cambridge rr St. Funeral from th Murphy and Fitzgerald, Simon TurnbuU Funeral Horn, Bunker Gallagher. Jag.

H. Prevett, Richard Rahatsky, Clara Rtiss, Rosa. Reynolds, Frank Richmond, Myra Robertson, Mara. Safner, Mauric L3 SLICHTER M. Norton Funeral Home.

287 Main M. Maiden on Tuesday, Sent. 20. at 8:30. Requiem High Mass at the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday 7 to 10. Monday 2 to and 7 to 10. DOHFRTY In Somervllle. Sept.

28. Philip, of 43 Paulina beloved son of the late Edward and Catherine iKerri Doherty. Late of Cross Con- nll ITrris 'ntiimaiiv. County Done Maine, sept. n.

red Moraine husband of Bess of Stoughton. Funeral from hi residence Tuesday at 8:15 a m. Solemn Requiem High Man in the Holy Name Churrh at 8 a.m. Rela GVerV Continued from the First Page ,1,11 VII .1 m. Solemn High Mass In Galway, John tives and friends kindly Invited Late Chief of Boston university Scarpulla, Pasqualr the Immaculate Conception Church (Lithuanian).

East Cambridge at rollca Dept. Retired detectlv of I'ennsvlvania. uneral Servic at the Brown Sons Chapel. 38 Trapelo Belmont, Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 2 m.

Friends may call at the chapel, Tuesday evening, 7-9. Gllck. Dorothy Barbara Sou Shea, Patrick gal, Ireland. Funeial from the E. L.

By JOHN HARRIMAN Cuba is apparently coasting into the brew of trouble that has been in preparation since the taking of power by the Castro regime. Last week the Government slapped duties on literally hundreds of items that Cuba must import, from certain kinds of food to automobiles and machinery. So high are these duties from 30 to 100 percent ad valorem that they will virtually stop almost all import of some merchandise particu-' larly as importers will not be able to pass on increase in duties in higher prices. 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited.

Visiting hour 2-5 and 7-10. Kellfher funeral Home. A7 Hrnad Glidden. Stanley, Charlott notion roue uepi. SERO In Medtnrd.

Sept. 24. Ella tCottnn), beloved wife of Jcm-rnanuel Berg, of 105 Sheridan av way. Wednesday at 8 a m. High Mass CHARETTE In Burlington, Goodwin, Robert L.

Staples, Dr. E. J. of Peouiem in St. Clement's Church biizaoem i.

icorlissi, wue of George W. Charett of Skelton rd. at 9. Relatives and friends in Tarment. Ralph E.

vited. Visiting hours 3 to 6 and 7 Funeral from the Lyncn-Cantlllon Medford. Funeral services at the weir Funeral Home. 144 Salem Maiden, Tuesday, at 2 m. Relatives to 10 p.m.

Funeral Home. 263 Main wo- Taylor, Charles Thompson, W. L. The Slichter Law, which is designed to effect "the peaceful settlement of industrial disputes dangerous to public health and safety," was based on a report made by the Slichter Committee, headed by the professor. It was passed by the 1947 legislature.

The Slichter Law provides for the intervention by state burn. Wednesday. Sept. 30, at 8 and friends Invited. Friends may DOOLEY In Winchester.

Sent. 28 it st a.m. nian was or iieqmem call at the funeral horn, Monday Tully, Margaret MMltnew J. of 9 carter Beloved Margaret a Church at 9 a m. Calling Plain, Sept.

2. 1059. Son of the late Gooikastan, B. Bernard and Katherine Kelley jGratteau. Beulah tRafteryl and brother of Theresa CAr nir.

Kellev. Funeral from his home, 83 K2r Heath Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 8 Halperln, Philip o'clock. Solemn High Requiem Mass Hamilton, John in the Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends aie Hogan, Thomas F.

Invited. Lai member ol Carmen a Hough, Arthur Unlon- nusoana 01 Mary (rianertyi uooiey father of Mrs. Thomas Gallagher, John J. Robert L. of Winchester.

Mrs. John Bresnahan. Mrs. James hours Monday, 7-10i Tuesday, 2-S and 7-10. EDMANDS In Concord.

Sept. 28, Horton, husband of Fanny Bod-, man). Services at Trinity Turner, Robert C. Vital. Joseph Walsh, Francis J.

Williams, Jan Wheeler, Harold tlm (t Concord, Wednesday at 3 25. Irwin, Walter LA RAQUE In Roxbury. Sent. e-o ana f-v p.m. SOWLER In Rosllndnle, September 27, suddenly, Hannah beloved sister of Nora and Elizabeth Bowler.

Residence 531 Beech st. Funeral from the P. Murray Funeial Home. 2000 Center at LaGrange West Roxburv, Wednesday. Seo- temher 30.

at 8 a m. Solemn Re- 2uiem High Mass at Church of tne acred Heart at f). Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visit-' ing hours 2 to and 7 to 10 p.m. SOYCT-In Watertown.

Sept. 27. Eliz O'Connor of Medford. James H. of Woburn.

Funeral from the Lane Funeral Home. 780 Main Wednesday morning at fi. Solemn High Funeral Mass In Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Visiting hours Monday 7-10, Tuesday 3-S and 7-10. om.

visiting hours at th Joseph government when an indus- pee and Son Funeral Home. 7 Bed-! f-i Wi Alexancirean of .11 Homestead St. jaCQUes, Evangelist Wheelock. mer Beloved mother of Mrs. Ruby Campbell, Mrs.

Rena Nader and Jamleson, Jesn Whitney, Rhoda ford Concord. Monday, ti idi ui.puic wiiivu iia.i nut Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9. Mrs. Brenda Black. uneral service Tuesdav.

Sept. 29 at 10 a m. at th Davis Funeral Home. 89 Walnut been settled by collective bargaining threatens an immediate and substantial reduction DOWD In Newton Centre. Sept.

25. GLIDDEN In Hlngham, Sept. 27. Barbara Ross iKeileyi, wife of the late George C. Gliddenof 164 South st in her 8fith year, Funeral services Wednesday.

Sept, 30. at 1 frnm lha hAunlna Ck.Mtl lioxDury. ramny Pr. Mnovivn nriTn vnTTrrc funeral home Monday. p.m.

vs huiivku james in nis sqtn year, neioved husband of the late Mary A. (Dovlel and father of Dr. Thomas F. Dowd Relatives and friend invited. RF1SS In Holhrook.

suddenly Sept. in the production or distribution of food, fuel, water, elec 25. V- iT' oil; LAWTON In Boston. Sept. 20.

formerly oi aomerviue ana mn- 21 Pond Hmgham. In lieu ot flowers, contributions may be made ford, Rosa iLangneal, wife of abeth J. Inee Mct'ormackj. Reinvest wife of William J. of 97 West Boylston "tertown, and beloved mother of William J.

Jr, of Waltham Joseph J. of Wateitnwn. Mrs. I-oretta Petutn of Rnston. Mrs.

Mary 9fi8 Tremont Boston, be Upmnn at TitsHv. 90 ol Lmma. Beacon Tuesday, Sept. 29. at 9 The reason for the move: Cuba hasn't the dollars to pay for imports; she is facing a crisis in foreign exchange.

This move by the Castro the Textile Export Assn. that government was not unex-Cuba wants a "virtual em pected. jbargo on imports of cotton and The Reciprocity Committee rayon fabrics." (on tariffs) of the U.S.Govern- Other American industries ment has recently held testify in the same line were" ings in which many American manufacturers of glass con-industries warned of the whisky, confection-! the late Philio Reus, of 12 Arch rd a.m. High Mass of Reouwm in the tric power, gas, or hospital or medical services. It has been to me neari una, two Beacon Boston.

GRATTEAU Beulah M. 'Vaughan). Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home. fi Franklin Holbrook. Sacred Heart Church at 10 clock Relatives and friends invited.

Vis loved runt of Elie Murphy, Marie Murphy, and Ellen Brown of California, dear friend of Celeste K. Warno. Reposing at the Chlsolm Funeral Chapel. fi32 Columbus Rntlnn. funral TliesdBV SeDt.

29. Obnnolly of Srituate, Mrs. Celeste Tnthan of Bethlehem. Pa. Funeral in Hraintree, Sept.

27. Wife of Don iting hours 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Fall; evoked three times by Massa chusetts governors. ald R. Gratteau.

Late residence. 52 from the Joseph A. MacDonald rliver papers pleas copy. FAHF.Y In Waltham. Sept.

28, Helen at 1 p.m. from Mt. Calvary, Baptist Churrh. Mt Mass. Boston.

F. (Lenzat, wife of Colin D. Fahev Audubon East Hraintree. Funeral from the lo J. McMaster Son Funeral Home.

86 Franklin Braintree i Route 128i, Wednesday. Sept. 30. at 9 a followed b.v a High Mass of Requiem in St. Fran Funeral Tuesday.

1 m. Relatives and friends respectfully Invited to attend. Calling hours Monday i to 4 and 7 to 9. RICHMOND In Jamaica Plain, Sept. 26.

Myra Richmond inee beloved wife of Charles (Sonny I Richmond, of 2 Meyer and daughter of Mrs. Gustav Anderson. SuntTHl nervires at Rnvlstnn Con Relatives and friends Invited Fam He had been chairman of the Committee for Economic Development since 1942 and of 1 Russell st. Funeral from the Mullln Funeral Home, 16 Prospect ily present at th Chapel Monday Tuesday. Sept.

29 at 8:1 a evening, 7-9 cis of Assist Church at 10 a m. Rela was past president of the Solemn Funeral Mass In St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, 3-5, LEADER On Sunday, Sept.

27. Lena, velopment which is now at aries, razor blades and what- tives and inenos are resDeclfu ni peasant hionmimc runerai aivtihud Walertown Wednesday, at 8:15 a m. Requiem High Mass In St. Theresa'a Church at 9 a m. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

Late member Ladles' Sodality and Father Stack Court, M.C.O F. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer So-' ciety. Visiting hours 7 to 10 Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 Tuesday. IRACHANOW In Somervllle. Sept.

1 25, Sondra, of lfi2 Holland be-' loved wife of Nicholas Brachanow nH Hevnled mother of Gail and invited to visit Monday, 7 to 10. American Economic Assn. and hand gregational Church. Amory and have-you. Also the growers.

7-10 p.m. and luesday. 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 Widow of Sammuel. devoted mother of Pauline Coltnn and Frances Boylston Tuesdav at 2:30 m. past president of the Ameri HALPER1N Philip, of 824 Blue Hill This committee was told by of rice.

FEDERICO In South Boston. Kept. av 26, Mary C. iBa otta). of 275 Broad Dorchester Beloved hu.t8nd of can Assn.

of University Pro- "Summeri. Father of Theodore Ethel I way. beloved wife of Frank and Visiting hours at the Daniel L. Shea and Son Home for Funerals. 512 Centre on Saturday.

7 to 10 m. Sunday and Mondav 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 om. Relatives and friend kindly Invited. of MUton and Maurice. A so sur mother of Jark of Randolph.

Pr.ul nf Be mont. Char es of South Bos fiomes of Prookline, toward ana the late Philip Leader of Brookline. Services at the Levin Chapel. 470 llarvaid st Brookline. on Mondav, Sept.

23, at 11 am. Memorial Week at her late residence. Please do not send flowers. Remembrances in her memory may be mad to the charuy of your choice. vived bv four grandchildren.

Fu-I neral services will be held Tdesday. Sept. 29. at 11 a m. at the Schlnss- hpia Memorial fhanfU 19t7 Ftltiei ton.

Salvatore and Joseph of Lynn. and Mrs. Sadie Lontrada or Men. The reason for the appeal to the Government committee is that under the rules of tariff negotiation the United States could retaliate by raising tariffs on what Cuba exports here. ROBERTSON In Dorchester, Sept.

27. Susan Brachanow and daughter of Tarvez'and the late Harry Tatanan tnd sister of Mrs. Marv Peters, uneral from th. Willwerth Funeral ford Funeral from the Dello Russo mil Mauapan. Memorial ueeK Margaret oeiovea aaugmer Funeral Home.

308 Main Med Acquis. He was a member of the staff at Brookings Institution from 1925 to 1930, and a member of the Social Science Research Council from 1935 to 1938. He is author of the follow- the late Daniel and Sophia Smith i ford, Wednesdav, Sept. 30, at 8:30 Home. 178 Highland Tueday.

win up 11 ine mime nis son, Theodor Halperin, 22 Kahler Milton. Honertson. feisier ot wis. z.eita u. Ba7lpv Mrs.

SoohiA Keeler and Spot 20. at 9:15 am. Funeral a m. Solemn High Mass of RequiemiLEARY-In Arlington. 7 'or in Our Lady of Pompeii Parish Reiidence 64 frankUn at.

Son of Blessed Sacrament Chapel Holy Mary I Ahearni and the 'te Cornel- brother of Cornelius KELLER Suddenlv. In Boston, Sept Mass St. John's the Evangelist Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and fnenda Invited. Visiting hours Newton center, be oved hus Cross Cathedral.

Union st ius Learv and anil Holfn I.earv. Funeral frnm the Park Park 28, 1959, Harry Keller, of 43 Walter 1 lU.I I i 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Worcester papers D. W. Grannan Son Funeral But it is unlikely that thislate.

There are elements with--will be done, for the new(in the Castr0 government (ac- duties in Cuba are almost sure- Boston, at 9:30 am. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Visiting hours 3 to and 7 to 10. Daniel W. Robertson.

Late borne 75 Pleasant st. Funeral from the Mor-rissey Brothers Funeral Home, 139 Stoughton st Vpham Corner, on Wednesday. Sept. 30, at 8:15 am. High Mass of Requiem in St.

Kevin's Church at 9 o'clock. Relative and friends invited. Visiting hour 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 P.m. Home. Mass.

Tuesdav morn pleas copy. nd father of Mrs. Janet" Mvett of. ing: The Turnover of Factory Newton Center, Hai old L. T-K- Mrlom Von.

FITZGERALD In Revere, September BRENNER Suddenly. In Jamaica ing at 8. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Agnes Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 4- in ArlintftAn ivener or fiainvuie. oeiovc-a suui brother of Mrs. Florence Garofolo, nnmic Sociptv fl 031 Toward of E. Sandwich. Mrs.

Lillian ly temporary designed 10 reP" 01 wa tide that country over a diffl-jStreet Journal in July, for in-' 2, Simon oeiovea nusoana oi th late Helen C. lEagan) Fitzgerald. Funeral from the J. F. McGlinchey Vomeral Home.

5fi3 Broadway. Chel A. Howard of New York citv. Mrs. 1" r- f.

2-V Council K. of c. ana et. Agnes, owinnuui-ui "'i1' Sadie J. Zeigter of Brookline, Mrs.

William Keller of Alton Bav. Pasquale. beloved husband of Maria ae. Tuesday at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass Holy Name Society, at St.

Roses Chirrh at 9:43 am 1 lam. oememncr 4, ip.itr. diiirs W. of 5 Brown terr beloved husband of Charlotte Ellen (Fitrnat-ricki Brenner. Brother of Rosalie Brenner and Lurv A.

Oehm. Funeral from the Eftatman Funeral Home 8fi6 Beacon St. corner Park Drive. Boston. Wednesday, September 30, at 8-45 a m.

to be followed by a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Thomas AmnnaV Church, South st iMiccichel and devoted father of Mrs. Maigaret Farulla. Mrs. Santa ftiaDimy naae union Policy and Industrial Management (1941); Economic Factors Affecting Industrial Relations in Defense (1941); H.

Also survived by five grand-! children, three nieces and one Relatives and friends invited to at LIVERMORE In Boston. Sent. JS, Abbiuzzi. Charles Scarpulla. Mrs, nenhew.

Vuneral services at Trin tend. Visiting hours 2 to and to 10. Late member of Revere Lodge lty Church, 11 Homer Newton Rose Mazzarello and Mrs. Grace Harper. Late Resident 120 Hermon of Elks.

st. Funeral from the Ernest P. Lai Center. Thursday. Oct.

1. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends mav call at The F.astman Funeral Home. 896 GALLAGHER In Wlnthrop. Sept.

28, lMf, Rooen L.ivermore or rsox-ford, husband of Gwendolyn (Youngi Llvermore and father of Mrs. Willis P. Beal of Freeport, Mrs. Charles F. Woodward of Med-ficld.

and Robert Llvermore Jr. of Beverlv, brother of Mrs. Llvermore Wells of Boston and survived hv 13 erandch ildren. Me ne oven nusnann nt cain- giano and Son Funeral Home, 147 Wlnthrop Tuesday at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Reauiem at erine L.

iSheerini, residence 210 Main Father of William J. Fu Beacon corner Park Drive. Boston, Tuesdav 7-9 m. and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. McGiNNIS In So.

Boston. Sept. 28. cult period when she might stance) who are aware of the find herself suddenly strippedangers of having alienated, of dollars, business groups. Then, too; Furthermore, the situation ise have a recent report that evidently in extremely Electric through its' cate balance today.

There is a Cuban affiliate will build a $2 chance that Cuba could lamp manufacturing tipped into the hands of the ris-Iplant. ing Communist element in herj An'd finally we hear of much." labor unions. On the other European capital being inter-5 ilan SOme in Cuba. British compan-' that the Government may be ies. for instance, are said to be turning away from the path investigating investment in a upon which it embarked the copper refinery, a 15,000 spin- neral from the Q'Malev Funeral Present Savings and Postwar Markets (1941); The Challenge of Industrial Relations (1947): The American Economy, Its Problems and Prospects (1943).

St. John the Evangelist Church at 9 a m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Jamaica Plain at 10 a.m.

Interment in Forest Hills. Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home Monday and Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9. BROWN In Neponset. Sept. 2.

Charles Almon. husband ol Mildred 1 (Thomasi Brown. Funeral services at his late residence. 147 Walnut Wednesday. Sent.

30. at 1 m. Home T9 Atlantic St. on Tuesday morial Service to be held in Kings Sept. 29 at 9 a m.

Solemn High Mass Chapel. Tremont st Boston. Monday. Kent 28. at 2:00 p.m.

Kindly SHEA In Boston. Sent. 26, Patrick ot Requiem at tne nurcn oi i. John the Evangelist at 10:00. Rela do" not send flowers.

It is earnestly requested that in lieu of flowers. tives and friends are kindly ln- Frederick lormeriy oi iu beloved husband of th late Mary Noonan. Funeral irom th W. J. Cassidv Funeral Home.

743 E. Broadway at on Wednesdav. Sept. 30. at 8 a m.

Requiem Mass in St. Rridgit's Church at 9 o'clock. He leaves his wife Ada, two -itH Vicitine hours Sunday 7-10 Friends may visit at his late home donations mav be sent to th Massachusetts General Hospital. Monday 2-5 and 7-10. Late member Holy Name Society and Wlnthrop Monday evening 7-10.

Tuesday 3-5 and 7-10 p.m. sons, William P. of Chatham, N.J., a chemist at the Bell Tele Relatives and friends invited. Visit- LfKE Of Wellesley, suddenly. Sept.

Post 146 A.L. r.H WtV In Chelsea Sent 2S 1959 i known as Feiel. beloved husband of Hannah (Riordani Shea, residence. 7 Fayette st. Reposing at the S.rmuel J.

Sullivan Funeral Home. S18 Shawmut av. (at Unioji Park st. till Wednesday morning at 8:15. Solemn Feouiem High Mass in St.

James' Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Member of St. James Holy Name Society. Visiting hours Monday 1 to 10, Tuesday 2 to 6 and 7 to 10.

tne hour Tuesday 2-s and 7-1" p.m. NASH In Revere, Sept. 26. Frank, BRUSELL In Boston. Sept.

25. John Brusell. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel. 495 Common- in Kenmnre so Bnaton. large holdings of agricultural 26.

in canton, at in nome oi nrr niece. Mrs. Gerald W. Bradlev. Laura B.

(Campeaul. wife nf the late Kenneth G. Luke. Funeral die textile plant, a fish cannery john Galway. beloved brother of Ethel M.

iGalwa.vi Campana. of 2fi Ahhottsford Brookline. Funeral beloved husoand of tne late tnzas-beth J. (O'Brien) and father of Mrs. phone Laboratory, and Charles F.

of Champaign- 111., a professor of physics at the University of Illinois; three brothers, ana a cement plant. on Wednesday. Sept. 30, at 2 from the Waterman-Brown cnapei Evelyn Stephens of Washington. DC.

Services at the Killion Fu land. What Cuba wants and needs, of course, is foreign invest servicea at the Eastman Funeral Home. 896 Beacon corner of m. Friends may call at th Chapel 592 Washington Wellesley. on It may well be that Tnsriav.

Qnnt 90. at R'lS a.m. Sol Tuesday a to 4 and 7 10 Park drive. Boston. Tuesday.

Sept neral Home, corner of Wlnthrop av. ana Knmen. at Wednesday, at 11 somewhat naively perhaps; but. mn UiuH Mass nf Reaulem at St. STANLEY Of Everett, Sept.

24. 29. at 11 a m. Relatives and friends BURKE In Allston. Sept.

27. Ed a.m. Friends call Tuesday Louis B. of Pasadena, Cal. and Allen M.

and Donald C. of t-nariotte (jerte), beloved wife of may call at the funeral home bun- Paul's Church, Washington Wellesley, at 9 a.m. It is requested munri of 1242 Commonwealth 2 to and 7 to 10 p.m. day and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.ra, i nomas mother of Phoebe La cey. Merlev Faucon.

Anna Conoh. beloved husband of the late Mar-virvt iGilsnn). Funeral from the that flower omitted. PRFVFTT In redham. September 27 mentindustry which will enable her to provide employment and raise her standards of life.

And during the late Interment private. men pernaps not too much sr is thinking in terms of high protective tariff which will lead to foreign investment lin. James Thomas Henrv and George Stanley. Funeral from Frank H. Lally and Son Funeral, GLICK On Sunday, Sept.

27, Doro- MACAVLEY Of Maiden. Sent. 2 Kichara Deiovea son oi aninonj and Theresa (Ferullol Prevett of thy (Garlitzi Gliek of 33 Nades 408 Harvard st. Brookline Home. He resided at 10 Wyman Cambridge, with his wife.

ner late residence 910 Broadway Thomas nusnana ot Agnes jvi ilcvi. father of Frances A Brookline, beloved wife of inear Commonwealth Tuesday Monday at 12:30. Services at the 104 Commonwealth av. Funeral from the -Hugh Cannon Funeral Home. 43" "Hiph on Wednesdav morning at Winter and Spring the reports Ahranam A.

Click and devoted Macauley of Maiden and Mrs. Mary as a means of "iumnine a tariff oienaaie wietnodist Church at 1 A memorial service will be j. jiicuiuiiai dcivivc win uc mother of Monroe Saul, and Norman C. Jacobs of wakeneio. nesiaence m.

Relatives and friends respect- Ul.et at Funeral from the A. Glick and Estelle Silverman, sister zuiiy invitea. Breslin or Son Funeral Home. 5S4 of Samuel s. Garliti.

Harry Glovm 8:15. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Churrh at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Mondav 7-10 and Tuesday morning at 815.

Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Aldan's Church at 6 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend, Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. VeT Tn Knrlh Ouincv.

Sent. 2fi. STAPLES In Orleans. Sept. 28.

Dr. held Wednesday at 3 p.m. atie U. 0 forkeign Arms cut- barrier IV; been done before, the Memorial Church in ack or abandoning their after all. In fact, in a mora Harvard Yard.

Rev. Dr. its at least a part H. Lcamon of the First thue atmsphere seems to of what the European Common Aaron Glovinsky. Charles and Louis Glovin.

and Joseph Glover, also Lawara ot 7U7 Adams, nor- Pleasant st. Tuesday at 9 am. Reouirm High Mass at the Immaculate Conceotion Church at 9:45. Vie, tine hour Sunday 7-10 and Mon 2-5 and 7-10 survived by five grandchildren RABATSKY Departed. Sent.

28. Services at the Levine Chapel. 470 Mary (Fitzgerald, wife of the late (Jiara. ot u.i L-oiumoia ur- day 3-5 and 7-10. Member.

Local 34 Harvard Brookline on Mondav chester. Beloved husoand of Mary father of Mrs. Patricia A. Mur-dock. Kenneth G.

and Keith E. Staples: brother of Miss Margaret F. Stanles. Funeral from the J. B.

nave s.iiQiiKcu sumewnai oi raarKei is aoine loaav. Sept. 28 at m. Memorial Week Edward Byrne of 20 Hollis mothr of Geraldine B.vrne. Mrs Chester, beloved wife of Harry Ra- Congregational, of Cambridge, batsky.

president of Congregation Walters and Bartenders Lnion. MCLAUGHLIN In Lvnn. suddenly. Sunday. Sent.

57. Walter J. Mc Bernard Hannon, Mrs. Aloysius Adam Koxnury. ana or- wui-iBit, Cole Gleasnn Funeral Home.

5 Canton Milton, on Tuesdav at voted mother of Edith Gargill of through Thursday evening at her late residence. do rot send flowers. Remembrances in her memory mav be made to the Cancer Research i'und. Sohin. Edward P.

and Havmond J. vrne and brother of Bartholemew West Roxbury. Milton of Brookline. I ford, a prominent Worcester MUNFORD Laughlin of 140 Nahant of Wmrhester: brother of 8:15 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in St.

Brendan's Church at 9 o'clock. Fitzgerald. Relatives and friends are invited to Attend tne Ruth MrLaughlin Prescott. Re Relatives and friends invited. Vis GOODWIN In Lynn, Sept.

28. Robert husband of Mildred (Bailinl. of iting hours Sunday 7-io p.m., Mon quiem Mass at St. John's Church, Swampscott. Wednesday.

Sept. 30 at a a Vlsitinff hours at the res George R. Bates Sr. Ex-Boston Policeman Chief of Force at B.U. Funeral services for George day 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.

44 HollinRsworth Lynn, aged 45 years. Services will be held at the Philip Newton and Meivin rta-batskv of South Brookline. Also survived bv 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services at the Stanetsky Memorial 10 Washington Grove Hall. Dorchester, on Monday.

Seot. 28. at 2 pm Memorial week at her late residence. REYNOLDS Tn Jamaica Plain. Sept.

07 EVanU- hclnvaH hueband of the Sent TARMENT In Medford, idence, 140 Nahant Lvnn. Mon-j 26. funeral from the Keohane Funeral Home. 333 Hancock No. Quincy.

Tuesday at 8:15. Solemn Mass of Reaulem at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Visiting hour 2-5 and 7-10. CAT T.AM AN Tn Rnslindale. Sept.

28. oculist, and although he was graduated with honor from M. I. he elected to begin his career in steel as a helper on an open hearth furnace. jr-amer Memorial, as rranklin st Ralph E.

of 38 Thatcher St. Brother day 7-10, Tuesday 2-S and 7-10 a Relatives on Tuesday at of Helen M. Tarment. Service at th Gaffey Funeral Home. 43 High Cambridge.

Sept. and friends are Invited. Friends may, McMAHON In No. 25. Anna I.

McMahon Sister of Medford so on Tuesdav. Sent Roy Bates of 684 West Roxbury Parkway, West Roxbury, Catherine, beloved daughter of the William McMahon and Mrs. Cath call at the Parker Memorial between the hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday. 29, at 2 m.

Relatives and friends it and L.menani erine Joachin of 5 Haskell St. invitea. visiting hour 7 to 9 p.m. inxe jeanerie iciacKi ncymum auui -ri. tt-: Funeral from the F.

J. Higgins Funeral from the Danehy Funeral father nf Mrs. Aioert scnwaim oiis.mci. vi tne ivaivu uiuvciaiijr GOOLKASIAN Sept. 27.

of 125 Funeral Home, 4238 Washington st.i Continued pom the First Page The head of the largest steel company In the country took a turn for the worse yesterday. Early today the hospital reported he was making no progress. The stabbing accident occurred in his Summer home in Chatham while he wsa carrying the dishes from the breakfast into the kitchen. He slipped on a highly polished flagstone floor. Flict AHv VrvMin4 irt Edwin Reynolds and New Jersey TAYLOR Charles In Brainree, Home, Mass.

ana uay at Knl.mn tTi.h Mass North Somervllle. Ftaadasar. Funeral from the John J. GUI iu- September 2 f. of 52 Somerville neral Home.

53 South Wednes at St. John's Church at 9. Relatives and friends Invited. Calling hours beloved husband of Angeline (Kourkjiani and father of Mrs. Anna DerMardirnstan.

Peter A. Police Department and retired Boston police detective, will be held tomorrow morning at 9, in the Holy Name Church. Bates, who was 64, died Sat- 2-5 and 7-10. lormeriy ot furnace urooK Parkway. West Quincy, beloved husband of the late Beatrice M.

(Keegan! Taylor. Father of Charles R. Jr. Richard and brother of Mrs. Nnniff day.

Sept. 30. at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours.

5-4 and 7-9. AFNER On Monday. September 28, Kooshoian and George Goolkasian. MEHLSAK On Saturday, Sept. 26 and Mrs.

Bernice O'Hara of Wey Services in The Armenian Holy In four years he became su perintendent of the Worcester furnace, then was transferred to posts in Cleveland and Pitts, burgh, continually moving up the administrative ladder. He returnid to Worcester in 1942 as manager of the district that included A.S.&W. and in Maurice, oi oasKiu wuon- Max of Newton Center, husband of the late Fannie. iLakritzi. Beloved father of Haskel.

Charles (rtosiinoaie q.i, inrsmy, c-pi. at 8 a m. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-B p.m.

CASEY In Dorchester. Sept. 26. Marv E. iMae).

beloved sister of James J. of Readshoro. and John L. Casev of Dorche'ter. Late home.

P2 Sumner st. Funeral from the Scally Funeral Home. 54Pleasant Tuesday. Sent 29. at 8:15 a.m.

Solemn High Mass at Kevins churrh nt 0. a Relatives and He was a member of socket, hi, suoocniy. oeioven mn-i band of Bessie iSussmani. devoted urady. Mehlsak of Tsewton Center and irinny v-ntircn, buy Shawmut Boston.

Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 2 m. Visiting hours at the Mardiro-sian Funeral Home, 4 Lloyd Watertown. Monday and Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Late member of Henrv Price 7jthe Boston Police Department Mrs. Mae Vernon of Waban. Services rt the Memorial Chapel. 1345 Jerome Newton. Also sur- for 30 vears.

mostly in Jamaica1 mewron. aiso sur- i0j- ou years, mostly an Jamaica of chestnut miii. New York city. Sunday, sent vived two serv- T3, vesilgaiea, questioning those 27 at 2 Memorial week at the home of Mrs. Samuel Vernon.

460 mouth. Fred Clarence Daniel E. and Mrs. Eileen Sherman of Quincy and Mrs. Beatrice Tinney of Braintree.

Reposing at the Joseph Sweeney Funeral Home, 74 Flm st Quincy Center, until Wednesday morning at 8. Solemn Funeral Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Monday 7 to 10, Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10.

Interment. St. Mary's. Quincy. THOMPSON Of Dorchester.

Sept. 27. Ifa. at lha evine (jnancl, lill Mar-, mill tun uic uan. ua, Ait Lodge AT, A.M.

Veteran of Rrooklinp. on Tuesdav dedicated office Manford home, WW. 1 Qutnobequin Waban, com was a V.J.- ia at Memorial stallations in New Haven and mencing Monday, uiciuuniK ivirs. iviuniora, ur, friends kindly invited. Late mem-; GREENE In West Roxbury.

Sept. 27. week the home of Mrs David worked every day of the year Stonberg. 59 Valley Rd, Chestnut nt st Kevin's Ladies Sodality. wniiamCHnTU8hnrfbe wl ton, Sept.

27. Vv.rin Edward Moore, master at the Fcs- Of Robert E. O'Connor, medical i Trenton. In 1945 he was mad? director of U.S. Steel and Har-assistant vice president in Hill.

Brookline. Please omit flowers i aim ucvei luun a vacauuii Mrs. Evelyn Ledwith of Dedham senden School. Service at the Eaton Remembrances in his memory may When he retire(l 1945 he Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 D.m. CHARETTE In Burlington.

Sept. 27. of George W. vey Jones, vice president of charge of operations and moved UC IllaUC vv 1 s- in hi 93d year. William L.

Hus TURNER In East Boston. Seot. 28. Funeral Home. 1351 Highland Needham.

Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 3 m. Visiting hours Mondav 7 to 9. Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. U.S.

Steel. his base back to Cleveland. band of Carrie iveinotl Thompson, father of Mabel H. Walter and Everett B. Thompson.

Service at Mrs. Dorothy Kennedy, Mrs. Helen Tangney, Mrs. Esther Sullivan and William J. Greene of West Roxbury, residence 26 Wolfe it.

Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 2(100 Centre at LaGranee Wednesday. Sent.

30. at 8:1 Charette of Skelton rd. Funeral from the Lynch-Cantillon Funeral Home. 263 Main St. Woburn.

l-AnmAav. Sent 30. at 8 a.m. nigh Three years later he became vice president. the Richardson Funeral Home, 424 MORRISON In Roxburv.

Sent. 28. formed the Boston University police force. He was a veteran of the Meixcan War and World War I and was a member of the American Legion, Veterans of Washington Dorchester, on ItODert OI ol oaio.v.aa loved husband of Margaret (Watson). Services at the Treanor Memorial.

728 Saratoga it Wednesday. Sent 30. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Visiting hours.

Monday evening. 7-10; Tuesdav. 3-5 and 7-10. a ii.u. aja Elizabeth beloved wife of Clar-i ence A.

(Happy) Morrison, and stis Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Visiting Reauiem High Mass at St. Theresa's Mass of Requiem at St. Margaret's Church at 9 a.m. Calling hours nuren at 10 clock.

Kelatlves and hours on Monday evening; from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 3 to 4 and friends most kindly invited. Late ter of Alphons Allaire of somerville. Residence 402 Highland Somerville. Funeral from the P. E.

DOCKERS This was on Thursday. Several hours later Dinis announced there was no evidence of criminal action, or that Munford had wounded himself intentionally. He said it was an accident and added "the case is closed." 1 10 9. Monday 7-10, Tuesday 2-5 and 7-10. rvf 84 Oak Belmont memoer or Carroll ct.

1T37. M.C.O.F. Visiting hours 2 to and 7 to 10. Murray Funeral Home, 54 Roxbury! 1LJL.1AIM& VJT maiuriii oct. T.

IT lUhteldsl. heloved wife of Foreign Wars, Boston Police TULLY Suddenly In Norwood. Seot GRENTER (PEYTON) In Hyde Pa'rk. 2ft Marffareta. (T.vnncl.

uif nt Thomas P. Tully. Funeral from the suddenly. Sept. 26.

Edward husband of the late Eflsie (Sawyerl and father of Norman T. of GofTstown, i Warren E. of Wakefield, and John C. Colburn of Arlington. Serv-rA.

va fihni-t AV Williamson ouiooiy runerai Home. 1Z8 Walpole nepi. to. jwary i. iscott).

Beloved wife of Joseph Lester Grenier; mother of Marion T. Dowd. Ethel G. Woods. Claire V.

Woods, and Henry t. vviiuams ni Association, tne jviassa- st. Funeral from the Gaffey Me- morial Funeral Home. 43 High st Catholic Order Of th? Foresters, and the Y-D Club. immaculate Conception Church at: Mr Ttotoc si-Vinco u-ifa TTlnr.

Norwood, Wednesday, Sept. 30 Koxoury on Tuesday. ept. zi at 8 a.m. Reouiem High Mass in St.

Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Rela-j tives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours Sunday 7 to 10 p.m.. Monday 2 to 5, 7 to 10 p.m. MT'NROE In Camhridge.

Sept. 2fi. Harry husband of Alice E. iMi-Carthy) of 105 Otis st. Funeral at a.m.

solemn High Mass of Re GeorgeF. Peyton. Residence 1157 quiem at St. Catherine's Church at Funeral Worne. 52 Trapelo Bel vi.o;diocvisit,i,k7ur,'nt5,r,nndd (Doherty) died a few Lost mont Tuesday.

Sept. 29. at 9:30 a.m. in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. na m.

Keiatives ana friends invited Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 Auausta. at 3:30 p.m. Fronds m- I years ago, is survived by two Friday morning Dr. O'Con- Hvde Park av. Funeral from the James J.

Laushlin Funeral Home, 34 Oak Tuesday at 8. High Mass of Reouiem in the Church of the Most Precious Blood at 9. Relatives and friends kindlv invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. services at the Sprague Funeral: VITALE In Medford.

Sept. 25 Joseph Continued jrom the First Pag The tieup would affect docki workers from Searsport, Me." to Brownsville, including some 4600 Bostong long-' shoremen. The union seeks a 65-cent an hour wage package spread over three years. The wage increase would be 20 cents this year, 15 cents more next year and 10 cents in 1961. The longshoremen also seek of 174 Harvard beloved husband Munford had sons, ueorge Koy Bates nor announced may call at the funeral home Monday.

7 to 9 p.m. 1 nt of the late Gemma (Ciullo) andj Home. 3J pleasant jviajnen, Tuesday at 2 p.m. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday and Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Antoinette.

Mrs. DnrfWrii minnil tif 1 17 iales manager of the Bettinger suffered a cerebral thrombosis Irtlllt-l I iviHric Medford. Sent 97 tOHBtTT-ul uorrnefier. iv-ni- HAMILTON Tn a nf R2 Ken "I' in a Thnrsriav affPrnnnn Tho strnko josepnine jonnson. Mrs.

fcdith Barry, nbUUElif uuuni.il 11. Milford and Paul of Medford and Mrs. Marv McCar-i the death Minora, ana faui, Torn Milforri. and Paul, NASH In W'eymouth, September 27. thy of California: brother of Nunzio! honorary member Sir inemVipr nf th TT nnlicp had caused Munford to lose his of Chelsea.

Felix of Medford. rr Edward J. Staples of 707 Mrs. Mananina Impollto of Everett. jXdams st Dorchester.

Members will force, Who Was his fathers aS- wood beloved wife of the late James J. Corbett and mother of Miss Mary B. and Daniel P. Corbett. and Mrs.

Elizabeth Gallagher. Funeral from her resideace, Wednesdav, Sept. 30. at 8 a.m. Solemn High fa.

in Kt Mark's Church at 9 a.m. jonn nusoand or the late Catherine (Beaton), and father of Mrs. Mabel H. Kenney of 132 Boston av. Private funeral services at the Sprague Funeral Home, 339 Pleasant Maiden.

Monday at p.m. Kindly omit flowers. HOGAN Sent. 27. Thomas of 14 speech and paralyzed his right arm.

This morning hospital au Florence n. (Sargent), in ner V7tn year, of 187 Columbian St. Wife of Elbridge B. Nash. Funeral service at her late residence on Tuesday, September 29.

at 2 p.m. Friends may call at the residence on Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. nerai nome, sun Mai meet at council nomr. a irosi VvCnTnnm2'8 sjstent; also two grandchildren, (Paul Michael, 8, and George at 8 a.m. Solemn Reauiem at St.

Clement Relatives and friends invited. Late 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are thorities said he was placed in AUSTIN P. HUNT. Rec.

Aiujr V( Kellev Tewksbury. Father of O'CONNELL Of Medford at Martha's1 soectfully invited. Visiting hours 3-5. 7-10. Late member of Medford Lodge.

S. of I. Mrs. irene narnoen ana Mrs. til a Hogan.

Funeral Wednesday at 8 a.m. native of Cork City. Ireland. COSTA In Cambridge. September 26.

Santa (Bombacil. of 239, Western beloved wife of the late John nrf mother of John. Mary, Vincent, an eight cents an hour welfare and pension plan, plus six cents an hour clinical and hospiliae-tion benefits and one-cent paid toward holidays. ALOFA MALIA CLUB an oxygen tent last night and appeared to be alert. However, later they said he was sinking Vineyard, sept, zo, James De-loved husband of the late Margaret from the Tewksbury Funeral Home.

975 Main Rte. 38. Solemn Re-I (Fitzpatnck) Connell. 171 Park st. Father of Mrs.

Connarton, Mrs. Margaret Doherty. James P. ouiem Mass In St. William a Church and Catherine Wencls of Cambridge fast and there was no hope, at 9 a.m.

Interment in th Tewks Horton Edmands Retired Traveler Writer Dies at 72 in Concord CONCORD, Sept. 28 Hor- am. a.r,aima nniisprii wairuuwii John and Frank O'Connell. Funeral Boston longshoremen now Munford has been associated bury Cemetery. Calling hours today 7 to 10, and Tuesday 2 to 4 and Sister of Andrew Bombaci of Ros- Inearth Rnmhapi Virginia We regret to announce the death of our Charter Member Miss Anna T.

McMahon. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a St. John' Church. Camhridge.

Members may visit at the D. P. Danehy Funeral Home. 2235 Mass. av.

corner Day st. Visiting hours Sunday and Mondav. 2-5 and 7-10 m. MRS. EDWARD McGREAL, President: MRS.

from the Gaffey Memorial Home. 43 WAIH In Cambridge. September 27, 1959 Francis beloved husband of Sadie (Collins), father of Francis, Thomas and Edward Walsh and Mrs. Eleanor Wilber. Residence P44 Cambridge st.

Funeral from the John J. -Donovan Funeral Home. 140 Otis Cambridge, Wednesday at 8 a m. Solemn Funeral Mass at with United States Steel since, earn $2.80 an hour. High Medford on Wednes-1 7 to 10.

Grec'and Catherine Ciccolo of Belmont. Reposing at the DeVito day. Sept. 30. at 8 a m.

SoleiYm High he was a student at North! Kew York shippers sought i i ft Mass at the Immaculate Conception HOUGH In Waltham. Sept. 27. Arthur husband of Elizabeth E. Hough of 65 Garden circle, father of Miss Katherir C.

Hough, and Alfred G. writer oi1 High School, in Worcester, the unfuccefuHy today to get the secretary. Churrh. Maiden, at 9:00. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday. 3 to 5 and St, Patrick's Church at 9. Relatives wun Funeral Home. 7fil Mt Auburn WATERTOWN until Wednesday at 8 Solemn Funeral Mass at St. Paul Church (Cambridge) at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting f-U p.m. and friends invited, visiting howrsi PP1 thp Travelpr died earlv cuy OI nls Dli ln- ne naa urw io "le" lo 7-io. Tuesdav 2-5 and 7-io. QLO DORCHESTER POST ft.

65 parUtime job as a die reamer shoremen as clerks and nougo. runerai services in the Newton Cemetery Chanel. 791 Walnut st Mon La 7 to 10 p.m. O'ROURKE Of Rosllndnle. Sent.

27. Ruth M. (Baasner). wife of Francis T. O'Rourke.

formerly of Hvde Park. We regret to inform you of the death 'Wi Newton Center, Tuesday. Sept. 29, at 2 p.m. ith the American Steel and checkers in an attempt to clear rd.

a branch of U.S. the docks of materials before Wire UfWVFT r-R To KeeHham Sent 2(5 ot Comrade Dr. toward J. Maoies HfroVd husband' of tne late Members meet at the Post quar-Marv H. lAndrewsi Wheeler.

Service ters at PMnnday ha Fatn Vi. neral Home. lnSl FRANK MITCHELL, Comm. mother of Francis Jonn ano INNIS George L. 84.

of 32 Forest Dover, Sept. 28. Formerly with Walter Baker Choco'ate Co. of Steel. Ruth-Anne Rourke.

Sister of A veteran of World Wars, Mr. Edmands was employed bv the Herald-Traveler James William P. McGuinness Wi.hland Wednesday. Sent. 30.

DAMEL BRODERICK, Adj. jthe deadline. This has been done in the i past. 1 no m. Visiting hours Mondav during their recent bereavement Milton, and the M.

and E. Transportation Co. Funeral service at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Wigein Attended M.I.T. and Tuesday 7 to 9.

for 42 years. He retired in 1954. Funeral Home, Dover, New Hamp- I But today union representa- ARLINGTON COUNCIL 109, K. of C. WHTfELOCK -In Dorchester, Sept.

28. spnire. Following graduation rnoj and Evelyn B. Mccmarne. runerai from her home, 18 Rawston rd Roslindale (off 165 Metropolitan on Wednesday, Sept.

30. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Joseph' Church. Wood Hyde Park, at 9 a m. Friend may call at fcer horn after 3 D.m.

Monday. IRWIN Suddenly, In Hingham. Sent from high school Munford en-proposal on the groundthat 27. Walter husband of Pauline Elmer in his 49th year, son of We regret to announce th death of William J. and Lottie B.

Wheelock Brother J. (Farley) Leary. Members of 92 Burrell st. Funeral services re requested to meet at the Grannan the Waterman Chapel, 232Sj Funeral Home, 378 Massachusetts Washington Roxbury tat 7ud- Arlington, on Monday, 28, 1959. rolled at Worcester Polytech- jvi.

ilschuki. Kesioenco Parle He was graduated Irom Harvard, class of 1911, and joined the newspapers in 1912. He became city editor of the Traveler in 1938, a post he held until World War II when he previous agreements were U.I'""" Drive circle. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services in the Church of St John the a a ..1,1 ai a 1 nic insuwuf. made to prevent possible hard- fAnrvtrv in ouincrvuic, ocui.

1959. Ro Newton, beloved husband jey lermuisi on iuj. ocui. iut a m. to recite tne Kosary.

at 3 p.m. Friends mav call at the: MATTHEW J. HUNT. Grand Knight Chapel Monday 7 to 9 P.m. HERBERT LAMBERT.

Recorder e.vancelist tF.oiscnoal) W-ednesdav TtV of Tecihno1rbutiShIR the sh'erS' Sept. 30. at 11 a.m. Visiting hours of Clara (DesRoche) aon of Annie Parker. Funeral on Wednesdav afternoon from th Frank E.

at the Pyne Funeral Home. 21 Em WHTTNTCV Tn Stnnehsm, Sept. continued to work for A. S. IN MEMORIAM Flaherty Funeral Home.

261 Wash-' suddenly. Rhoda B. of 24 Perkins erald Monday 7 to 10 pm Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. W. Summers.

st. Services at the First Congrega ington at Union sq. at 2 ciock He is survived by 2 daughters. son. 2 brothers and 4 sistPHi.

Rela tional Church, Stoneham, W7edne- He Cracked the lce SIDNEY, Australia. Sept. 23 served the Army in recruiting and induction. He was separated from the service with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He returned to the Traveler as an He was a member of a dis JACQUES In Somerville.

Sent 28. Evaneelist beloved husband of day. Sent. at 2 m. Keia-tivjs and friends Invited.

Visiting tinguished class at M.I.T.;! '5fi Catherine J. Donnelly 59 Lovingly remembered ana missed her children. Masses being said. Aurore M. (Lambert) Jacaucs and tives and friends are invited.

Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. hours at the FuunTal Home of John father of Mrs. Theresa F. Taylor. Mrs.

Ann Tesson and Adrian Late member of L'nion q. Fost Office. Bryant Sons. common 7 to 9 p.m. i Jacques.

Funeral from his late editorial writer. hnire. 4a Atherton Wednesday CARD OF THANKS He was wounded twice in West Quincv. Sept. 2S among his classmates were Dr.

(UPI) Nick Jones today had Julius Stratton, now president of M.I.T.; Alfred Perlman. Proof that Bllly Grahams re-president of the New York cent crusade here was at least Central Railroad, and Hugh partially successful. Snt. 30. at 8 a.m.

Solemn High PERRY In Service at Any Distance World War I and received the Eisfnp Cheverus General Assembly i The f'milr of the lste JEMNIE GOMNSKY Mass of Kequiem in Catherine of Genoa Church at 9. Relatives and friend? invited. Visiting hours 3-5 and 1-9 m. I Croix de Guerre after the Bat Regma iCoughlint, bploved wife of Augustus W. Perrv.

mothfT of Mrs. Nancv R. AnKeramo and Mrs. Jane J. Miller.

Also survived bv five grandchildren. Funeral from the residence. 222 Governor rd Wednesday morning at 9: in. Fol Within the Means of All 4th Degree, K. ot wih to thank ihir tnnnv TflatrvB tie nf ADremoni.

Ferguson, president oi tne ia-, Jones iost hls waiIet We regret to announce the death of arid frierds tor tneir Kind expressions; jeaves a u'ife, Fanny D. tional Research Corp. Edward J. Stapies of sympathy during their recent JAMTESON Of Cambridge. Sent.

55. 1959, Jessie, sister of Agnes Jamie-son. Late residenee 158 Magazine st. Funeral services tn the chapel of the-Watson Funeral Home. 11 lowed by a Solemn Hign Mass pf.i" bereavement.

(Bodrrian), two sons, Thomas days ago. Last night he got back his dri-er's license plus a Billy Graham- tract but S-i a in" vi-v and members of the Honor Guard H. of Concord, an member ot The family of the late Began as Helper and friends are kindly 'nvited invited to call th B. in hours Mondav evening 7 to 9. Cole and Gleasnn Funeral Home.

5 Magazine st at Central Tuesday. Seot. 29. at 1 pm. Relatives the Traveler editorial staff, Boftan-n 6-4110 Wellily CE5-4U0 Eoibury HI 5-4110 CHARLES D.

DESHLER and friends invited, calling hours Sunday and Monday, 3-5 and 7-9 Tuesdav 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Lnte- Canton Muton on Monday ve- I tu- Pafa'el ment Joseph" Cemeterv Late rung from to in wish to thank their, relatives nd and John R. Of ban itaiaei, membeVGuild of The Infant Savior, JAMES DOHERTY. F.N 'friends for tbeir kind nd thoughtful Not? AcaderAy iUumni JOSEPH V. McMANVS. F.I.

expression oi aympaUiy shown them.a1 Although Munford was the; there was no sign of his of Dr. Ferdinand C. Mun- let or his money. Lat. Parking area tte iuntral bom.

aims ai ea-aia.