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Twentr THE BOSTOV GLOBE MONDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1961 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS 'St. Paul Archbishop Brady, 62, (George A. Carter, DEATHS erBOKALB Suddenly In af aides September 30.

Muns Macuonaid. beioed husband oi Mildred A. hf-cOonatd Hesidence 173 Washington at. Father of Marion aad Kenneth ol Maldea ana grandfather of Elaine Mat Dona, of Maiden, funeral services at the Margesoa funeral Home. 3 Mam st Mairten.

Tuesday. October 30. at 3 m. Res- Fall River Native, Dies in Rome, HOLBROOK. Oct lGeorgt (A.

Carter, 62, of 21 Hillview Archbishop William O. helping Pope John XXIII pre-iav died sudden! at hit Sum. pare for the worldwide Brady. 62. of St Paul a native 0f Fall River, died yesterday in In nome.

The prelate was stricken Inine day, ago while flymg to Rome. He Suffered three heart attacks and died shortly after. After two years at at school building committees, the last one in a Rome hospital. Charles, he entered St Mary's4 A Naval veteran of World The archbishop's sister, Ttaltimnr. nH latPriWar he was active in Masonic attend Friends mil be received at the urierai home Monday Iroa 3 Ic 4 and id 7 to cm.

MrlVMS In East Boston. Sept Hift A ill Afi'V i- hlni Ml i a the tale Cornelius J. Mtlnnis; rest- dence 427 Meridian niolher of Beatrice. Lillian. Francis.

Lawrence. laward and John Mcinnia. Gertrude reeney and Heien Dutau. Funeral from the Richard C. Kirov Funeral Home.

017 Bennington Tuesday nioining. I la. "xHcms Kequiem High Was in the Church of the Most Uniw fiM4mr at a jiVio-k S)is tive and friend invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday. 3- andl 7-ia.

Mrl AIGHUN Of Boston, Sept. 3. the Reverend Cornelius McLaughlin, beloved brother of Mrs. Margaret O'Conneil of Boston and uncle of Mr. France Finn of Cambridge and Mr.

Helen Hughe of Dorches- aai rHnarlv nincti frxriasant a(T Csustramalj ter Mary WUliam, of St Paul, di Sulpician Sem-was with him when he died. I i i Heart Church. Sheldon. Nebraska. DrucoU.

J. Frank Visiting hours at the Tobin Funeral Dunbar. John O. Home, 6S Mass. av Boston.

dav. 2 to 5 and 7 to p.m. Burial ette. Mildred Office of the Dead ill be chanted i Fish. NlcoletU in St.

William's Church. phii, av Monday at 4 m. where Fa ther FonUna, Philip McLaughlin will lie in state until Fuller. George H. pm Solemn Mass William Tuesday.

October 3. at 10 clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. "Oitter, Catherine Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery.

(Goldstein, Joel MF.4DE In Dorchester Oct 1, Mjy Gould Dora beloved wife of the uo'a late John Meade and mother of Guittarr, Eva Kathleen M. Dolan. Frank A. Philip. Halev John 1 Joseph and Vincent B.

Meade. JonB When stricken, he was en route to a meeting of bishops and the Church Government Preparatory Committee for the Ecumenical Council, expected to be held sometime in 1963. He was a consultant on the committee one of many units DEATHS STEF4.NET la Newton Highlands. Saturday the 30lb. Laura iDu-guay i.

wife of Anthony J. Stefaney. residence lb6 Woodciifl and aunt of Mrs. Eaward Cripps. Brookline.

RelaliVM iiul frienas arc respect fully invited to attend the fui.eral from the Joyce and Joyce Funeral Home. 1320 Centre Newton Centre on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Sacred Heart Church at 10. Interment St. Joseph's.

Visiting hours Sunday 7 to 10. Monday 3 to 5 7 to 10 pjn SWITZER In Newton. October 1. Joseph beloved husband of the 1al Margaret I Cotton and fath er of John and Margaret Holds- worth and orotner ot Amos. Bister Francis Jose of St Joseph's Convent.

Roxbury, and Mrs. Frank Kinchla. Residence. 337 Washington St. Funeral from the Martin E.

Con-roy Funeral Home. 439 Washington Wednesday at 8 a.m. Solemn Requiem High Mass in the Church ot our Lady at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Monday 7-10. Tuesday 3-5 and 7-10.

CZDAVINIS Davis Michael, in Lynn. October 1, of 52 Orchard beloved husband of the late Adella (Lad-ziaia i. and father of Frank of Lynn. William of Belmont, N.H., and Mrs. Mary Donovaro of Lynn.

Funeral to be held from the Lombara and Son Funeral Home. 893 Western Lynn, on Wednesday at t. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at at. Michael Church. Lynn, at 9.

Burial at St. Mary's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday 2-5 and Tin VAl OH AN Ellen Batchelor. widow ol Jonn r.

vaugnan oi Scpl 9morKr P.1".- lin'I'iin 1957 was named archbishop! nous in her memory may be nti0r gt paui. His see included lieu ABBOTT la Mecford. Ort ftaroia a ncioveei buhum i Oatrerine F. Barry Aboon of id Exchange av. Father nomas A.

Abbott. ot Mrs. Eva Paras, i Gladys Dean Na Dorothj Col-lam and alls I-ranees Sinn. Ia- reral from the Gaflev Memorial Funeral How. 43 High Mediced Wednesday.

Oct. 4. at am S.o.ein itmn Mas at St Clement Cnurrtl at Relatives and, friend invited Visiiiia hmirs M'in oay to 1 em, Tuesoay 3 la 7 to It pm BtK. Of Fradirif, October 1. tieoiae C.

rJAHaj ol us n.n hradir.i. oi met ty of Coupcr-thoane st Cambridge, bekixeo hu-Vona of Ihe late Paunne Koiuniiii Ra ard lather of Peter. Ait-j gelone. Mrs Eva Standke and Con- Bakas. Funeral irom the Arthur C.

hatmtis Funeral Home. liH2 Commonttcaith a. Briahion. ednesday. October 4 at 1 Funeral aei-vices at the Greek Orthodox Church.

Maaaiine at Cambridge, at i m. Relatives' and friend aie invited. Viiiuna hours Monday 1-10 m. and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-10 m. Interment.

Foreat Glade Cemetery. Reading. BAl PWlS-MrCARTHT Nora A Ginni of North Abington. formerly of Dorchcter. Oct.

1. Ee- Inved ife of Patrick J. of 113 Horsey st- mother ol Itinmai McCarthy. Margaret 1 Clonerty. Rita Gould.

Mary Leith. James Joseph. William and Leo Baldwin Funeral from McDonald runciaii Home. South WeirtouMi. at i Main gt Rte.

18 opposite South Shore Hospital Wednesday at 8 am Solemn Reauicm Kiasa In St Bridget! Church. Abington. at clock. Relatives and tru-nds in- i vited. Visiting houis Monday 7-9; to.m..

Tuesday 2-4 and m. Bl NZ Of 3S2 Quincy Last Brain-tree. October 1. Theron husband of Isabel iHaiiett Benr. Relatives and i lends are invited to attend the services at the Russell Funeral Home.

4.18 Washington Bramtiee. Wednesday. October 4. at 1 o'clock Friends may visit at the Funeral Home, Monoay evening, i Tuesday. 2-4 and 7-8 Expressions of sympathy may be sent lo the Heart und.

Boston. AKrslIT-In West Newton, suddenly. Sent. 30. Grace iRnrlwi of 14 Arapahoe wife of the late risa u.

tuakesiee, mother Rnlvn Rlakeiiie nt V4 Kl II Funeral services at the Henry Cate Funeral Home. 1251 Wash, st West Newton. Tuesday, Oct. 3. at 11 a m.

Visiting hours at the funeral home Monday 7 to 9 p.m. Interment sel ices private. BROnERIt K-In Somerville. Sept. 30.

1961. residence 178 Summer Mary F. Mullaney i Brodcrnk. beloved wife of the late William Biodenck; mother of Sr. Marie Kluabeth.

5.N.D. and William I of Cohassct: sister of Rena. Margaret and Patrick J. Mullanev. Funeral from the Keefe Funeral Home.

3175 Mass. av North Cambridge, pn Tuesday morning, at 8. followed by a Solemn High Mass of Requiem In St. Catherine's fhtirrh at in o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.

Visiting hours. 3 to 5. and 7 to 10. BROOKS-Of East Rraintree, suddenly, in BcnninKtnn. Sept.

James Edwin, husband of Alice iWondworlhi Brooks of 1SS Hoball st father of M.s. Joyce Noves of Praintree and William Brooks nf North Hnos.ik. Funrrnl service will be hold at the Mortimer Teck Funeral Chapel, Washing ton Binintiec. on Tuesday at 1 fm Relatives and friends invited nonds may visit at the chapel Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 m. BRI ER -David of 211 Elmwood av Quincy, beloved husband of Emma dayman: devoted fathei of Mrs.

Ruth Shepard of Washington, DC, Maurice Bryer of Milton, Mrs. Charlotte Cohen of Newton, and Mrs. Cynthia Gurwitch of Quincy; brother of Mrs. Belle Avrin of Mattapan. Mrs Rehecra Sclman of Dorchester.

Louis Bryer of Rox- bur.v and the lale Max and Cy' Bryer; also survived bv seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday. Oct. 1. Memorial week will be observed at trie Bryet residence I starting Tuesday ev ening Oct.

3 1. Coiitiiliutions in expi es ion of sympathy may be sent to the chanty of your III RKE Of Brighton bv accident. iHtii. wiinam nciovca hu.sbanri of Maiion A. iMurphvi Burke and father of William.

Hobeit. fatrtcia M. and Donna of 55 Litchfield brother of John Burke of Marlboro, Mis. Alice Monroe of Dedham, Mrs, Ruth Monrr of Matlapan and Mrs. Mnry Mac Near of Calif.

Funeral from the ,1 VVarren Sullivan Funeral Home. 35 Henshaw Tuesday at 9 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St Anthony's Church at 9 45 a m. rlelatives and friends invited. Vis-ting hours 3-5 and 7-10 m.

Late member of Boston Fire Dcot. Perrv R. beloved hu- band ot Vhe late Luclnda tSoHows) candage, died at tne nuggiti nos jiltal in Wolfehoro, N.H., ocioner He is suivixed hv d-u'ehtrr. Mrs. F.arl L.

Crosby of Wolfcboro, and a sister. Mrs. date Wl'der of Ncu York City and Blue Hill. Me. He was a mcmiv-r ol P.eth'' 1 A F.

and A of Rnghton. Mass Funcrpl sn Ires will he rHd liom the Raker Chnrpl n' "VYolfeNiio. Tundav afirnino'i rtl 2 BuriRl will be in Lakcview enietery Wolfcboro. Visiting hours at Hie Chapel this afternoon and evening. CARTKR In Jamaica Plain, Oct.

1. Ruth C. iPiiTcelli. of 49 Moraine st. Beloved wife of John H.

Carter. Beloved mother of John P. Carter. Sister of Mrs. Fdna L.

Hall. Beloved daughter of the late James T. and Ionise C. Pureel! Funeral from the Robert Lawler Funeral Home, 303 South Huntington JAMAICA PLAIN (opp Cardinal O'Conneil Seminary). Wednesday at 8 am.

Solemn Mass of Requiem in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament ft 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are nvited. Visiting hours Mondav 7 to 10. Tuesday 2 to and 7 to 10 p.m. interment Holyhond Cemetery, rl'-ave do not send flowers.

CHROK--Iti Bughton. Oct 1. Ancela iC'cllum. beloved wife of Anthony Cedione of 111 I'nion st. Funeral fiom the J.

Warren Sullivan Funeral Home. 35 Henshaw Wednesday at ft a.m. Solemn Hush M-'Ss of Reouiem in St. Column-Julie's Church at 8 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Monday 7-10 p.m., Tuesday 3-5 and 7- in r. m. Cl.ARSOv In Winthtop. Oct. 1.

Har- riet M. i Mt-Dermott i. beloved wife of the late George j. Clarson. sister of Catherine and Sylvia McDer-mott.

Funeral from residence. 42 Atlantic st on Wednesdav. Oct. 4 at 9:15 a.m. Solemn Hlth Mass of CI'CTIxrLlO In linjtev.

Set Frana Cucicneiie of 72 Valkynetd St. mother of Adoioha anal Editn of Len.ngton. ajrs. Doris Kigro. Mrs.

Helea Casteliano. and John of Waitham and Mrs. Josephine Ga-doiio of Watertowit. Funeral from tne McCarthy Memorial home. AG Bedford Lexington on Tuesday morning at folio ed by a Solemn High Mus of Requiem at St, Bruj-iq i Church at clocs Relatives and friends invited.

Calling hours Sunday and Monday 3 a and 7-10 I KKIt in Dorchester. Sept 3 tcwaid bejoveo husband of nne Mat t.ni f.ither of Cath- er.ne. Puneial liom A Lan- Funeral Home. Merr.macl" ano Chardon sts Boston. V.

canes-1 o. at a m. Requiem Hign Mass at St. Josephs Church. West End at a m.

Relative and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-S and 7-10 1 11 In Boston. Sept. 30. Ethel C.

iMacPheei. beloved wife of F. Edward Daley, and devoted mother of Frederirk Manorie of Boston, and Robert of San Diego.i C'aiif. Also survived by brotheis, Stewart MacPhee. of Bilierica.

Gordon MarPhee of Canada, and sisters Mrs Anans MarDonald and Mrs. Florence Holme of Canada. nrsioence 3i Miaomut av. npos- trt at the rcurl J. Sullivan Funeral Home, 311 Siiaw mut av.

I at In ion Park t. I until Tuesday morning at 9 clock Requiem High Mass in the Holy Cross Cathedra at 0 AS Relatives and friends In vited Visit ng hours Sunday 7 to 10 and Monriav 1 to 4 and 7 to 10. DMEI.R Of Canton. Sept. 29.

Amv iDranerl. wife of Reginald E. Daniels of 3 Pleasant Canton, and mother of Mrs. Donald tVir- einia I Kelsev of l)iftp'il. 11 Private services at Lowe A- Powers Inc.

uncial Home. 8l Washington st Camnn. Tuesday Oct. 3. at 2:00 m.

Please omit flowers. DAVIS On Sunday. Oct. 1. Katherine of 51 Victoria Merrymount, Cuincy.

widow of Abraham, be loved mother of Harry R. Davis of Dorchester, Theodore S. Davis of Ncedham and Nancy Raser of Merrymount, Quincy. Services at the Irvine Chanel. 470 Harvard st rrookline.

on Wednesday. Oct. 4 at m. Memorial week at her late residence. Remembrances in her memory may he made lo the Jewish Memorial Hospital Ot charities of your choice.

IV" RTV Of Hoslindale. formerly of Sn'ncrville. Oct 1. Catherine I McCarthy 1. beloved wife of John 7.

and mother of Sister Jeane Marie SJ St Convent. Mil ton. Mrs. Ann McCarthy. Mrs.

Catherine Bent and John T. Jr sister of Daniel and John McCarthy of Somerville. Residence 140 RoslindMc av. Funeral fiom the F. J.

Higgins Funeral Home, 423f Washington st. iRoslindale sq I. Wednesday, Oct 4. at 8 a m. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Holy Name Church at 9 o'clock Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Laic member wf St. Gertrude's Court. MCOF. fit 141.

Parking in rear of funeral home on Cum mins nwy. DOWI INC In Dorchester. Sept 30 Edith M. (Bennett of 18 Banton beloved wife of the late Percy J. Red I Dowling.

and mother of Catherine E. McLaughlin, Gladys W. I.enahan. Marjorie A. Murphy.

Charles P. and Chester L. Dowlmg Funeral from the Stephen Higgins Funeral Home. 2 Neponset at King sq Tuesday, Ort. 3.

at 8 00 am. Services at AM Saints Church, Dorchester, at 9:00 o'clock Relatives and friends are invited Visiting hours Sunday 7 to 9 pm Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. DRISCOLL In Melrose. Sept. 30.

J. Frank, beloved husband of Mary E. (Fallon of 1 North High st. Funeral from the Gately Funeral Home. 79 West Foster Tuesday.

Oct. 3 at 9:15 a m. High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's Church st 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Dl'NBAR In Maiden, Oct. 1. John Oliver, husband of Anna Moore i of 12 Florence St. Funeral services 1 IT.

tlAm. I1J Salem Maiden. Wednesday at 2 m. Relatives and friends in vited. Friencis may call al thf funeral home Monday 7-9.

Tuesday 3 5 and 7-9. FKFTiE-ln Wilmington. Sept. 30. Mlldi' i Kinsman i.

wife of the lad-Leon Fisette of IB Church mother of Mis. Virginia Chisholm. Evelyn LaVoie and r'red Fisclte and sister of Arthur Kinsman. Funeral services from the Nichols Funeral Howe. 187 Middlesex Tuesday at 2:00 p.m.

Visiting hours Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.. Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. FISH-ln Maiden. Sept. 30, Nicoletta (Pescei.

beloved wife of Antnony: and mother of Chester G. Fish, residence, 47 Beachview terrace. Funeral from the Carroll Funeral Mnme 191 Sulem MaoleWOOd Kn Tuesrtnv. at a.m. Solemn Re ouiem Hiah Mass at St.

Josenh's Church, at 9 Relatives and friends invited to attend visiting hours. Sunday and Monday, 3 to 5. and 7 to 10. FONT AN In Somerville. Oct 1.

lale residence Si Derby st Philip, beloved husband of Josephine iC.iristoi. devoted father of Frank and Fontan i. Mis. Filnmena Giaidina. Mis.

Connie Tani and Mrs. Jennie Ippolitn. Funeral from C.i'aldo Funrial Home. Broadway, on Wednesday at 8 a.m. Re quiem High Mass in St.

Polycarp'g hurch ill 9 a m. Keiatives ana friends Invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-10. Tuesday 2-5 and 7-10. In Wilmington, Oct.

1. George H. Residence 147 Main beloved husband of Mary (Pupkisi and father of Ronald W. and Charles J. of Wilmington.

brother of Harold D. and Wlllard of Wilmington. Elwood of Winchester. Arthur of N.H Mrs. Amy Geranen of Virginia.

Funeral services at the Wilmington Methodist hurch. Wed nesday, Oct. 4 at 2 m. Visiting hours at the W. S.

Cavanaugh Son Funeral Home. 374 Main Wilmington. Monday 7-10 o.m Tuc-Hay 2 4 and 7-10 P.m. Late member Wilmington Police Department and Trwkshur.v-Wilming ton LOOgC J2UIII, is.r.u.E. GI KRISIt- Of Gieenwond.

Oct. 1 Willii.m Edar, of 3 Grnxe husband of F.l a J. I Sweet i of Nevi son of William E. and Ella iHlrdcsi Gcrrish and father of Barbara McDonald, all of Wakefield. Funeral services at the Morrison Funeral Home.

13 Yale Wakefield, on Tuesday at In a Friends mav call at the funeral home on Monday from 3-5 and 7 9 Member of Wakefield Fire Dept. Interment at Oak Grove Cemetery, New Bedford, at 1:30 p.m. Catherine (Simmons, of 21 High Everett, formerly of Mai den, wile of the late Jacob and devoted mother of Lillian Sacks of Maiden. Dr. Joseph Outer of Maiden, and Fay Ginsberg of Everett: sister of Jennie Berg of Cleveland.

1 illiao Crown. Brooklyn. and David Simmons of Brooklyn, rvi Also survived hv hve grand be made to the charity of your choice. Memorial week will be ob served at the home of Dr A Mrs Abraham Glnsbeig. 21 High st.

Everett, beginning Tuesday evening Oct. 3. GOLIISTUN Departed Oct 1, Joel. ot 1.1 Elwin Mass, be loved nusnana of ucrirufle iGold stein and devoted father of Marsha. Harris, and Richard Gold stein, and nroiner of Hyman.

Sam ue! and Abraham Goldstein, all of Milton, and the late Philip Gold- stem, services at the Stanetskv Memorial Chapels. 1BK8 Beacon sc. Brookline, on Tuesday. Oct. 3.

at 3 30 Memorial werk at his late residence, expressions of sympathy mav be donated in his memory to the Hea.t Fund Interment at the Hebrew Vol in Cemetery. West Roxbin GOl'l II -On Saturday. Sept 30, Dora, of 15 Fvans id Biookline, beloveu ife of the lale Jacob, devoted mother of tn.irles Gould, Mrs Aiyce Wax, Herman Gould, all of Biookline. David Gould of Newton and the late Lt Harry Gould. Also survived by 8 grandchildren.

Services were held in Brookline on Sunday. Oct. 1. Memorial Week at her late residence commencing Tuesday evening, Oct. 3.

C'uldvrti and one great-grandchild tTi'nVrTl Homeht-4 Ferr? don. Sunday. Oct. 1. at 1 p.m.

in hom in East Hans-irh lat ne served as Holbrook water commissioner 13 years. He aa also a member of the town fi- nance committee and oi several circles. He leaves a wife. Vera F. (Fulton), and one son, George A.

3d of Avon. He also leaves wann Lwson ot noiDroK ana tnree grana- daughtcrs, Services will, be Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Delano funeral home, 188 Belmont st, Brockton, with Rev. Richard Stough. ton Jr.

of the Porter Congregational Church, Brockton, of ficiating, Ernest Staples, 71, Retired Lynn Industrialist LYNN, Oct 1 Ernest P. Staples, 71, retired president and treasurer of the F. B. Harris dealers in factory equipment, died today at Lynn Union Hospital. Mr.

Staples, of 12 Carter was born in Searsport, Me. He came to Lynn in 1918, taking a leading role in many civic or-ganizations. He was a former chairman of the industrial committee of Lynn's Chamber of Commerce; former president of the city's Community Fund drive; a trustee and founder of Camp a Girl Scout camp; former treasurer and trustee of the Central Congregational Church; charter member ana iPast president of the Lynn Lion's Club and a member of the city's Cancer Assn. He was also a member or the Aleppo Temple, Boston; Carmel Lodge, A.F. A.M., Lynn; past patron of Regis Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star; past district deputy gov ernor of Massachusetts Lions, District 33N, and past president of Double-Or-Nothing Club, Swampscott.

He leaves a wife, Blanche (Harris); two daughters, Mrs. Ruth S. Moses of Needham and Mrs. Jeanne L. Malcomson of Lansdale, and five grandchildren.

Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Richardson's funeral home. Donald J. Weiss Ul VVOliaStOn, 40 Donald J. Weiss, 46, of 57 Cummings Wollaston, died yesterday at Quincy Memorial nuspnai.

An employee in the finan cial department of Graybar Electric he was a graduate of Colby College, Waterville, and of Bentley School of Accounting and Finance. He was president of the Men's Club and treasurer of the Union Congregational Church, Wollaston, and a member of the Masons. He leaves a wife, Marjorie (Russell), and a daughter, Jean, both of Wollaston. Services wills be conducted by Rev. John Morgan at the Union Church, tomorrow.

Graveside services will be held at noon Wednesday in Pine Hill Cemetery, Waterville. Cora W. Alcorn, mm -W mm lTjoflW Ot OWier ft, U.l.I LtlCLlTTflCLll SUFFIELD, Oct. 1 (AP) irnori cm- v. u-u WelIs Ak g7 ct att and mother of former Republi can National Chairman Meade Alcorn.

Born in East Windsor, she was a graduate of the Connecticut Literary Institute, now Suffield Academy. She was married to Alcorn in 1900. She was a member of the First Church of Christ (Congregational) for 70 years. In addition to Meade she leaves two other sons, Associate Justice Robert Alcom of the Errors and U-Si Commissioner ciL IMS OVm iku. i.

io, nc educated in Fall River and St varies toueg3, Wio-isviue. wj ala- Q- inary, wasmngton. Xia-illTitai sVtld sfWtel t-i4 Iriri uuuft xaufg. vi vuuauuu iui 1923 he earned his master's t- degree at Catholic University, ARCHBISHOP DIES Most Rev. William O.

Brady of St. Paul, a Fall River native, died yesterday in Rome. Washington, and his doctor of divinity degree at Angelico: Domican University in Rome. He was named bishoD of Minnesota, North and South Dakota. U.S.

Roman Catholic sour ces-said a Requiem Mass for Archbishop Brady will be eel- ebrated Wednesday at Rome's, Santa Susanna American Church. The body will be flown to the United States the same day. J. Frank Driscoll Funeral Tuesday Lons-Time Melrose Resident a Pioneer In Hearing Aids MELROSE, Oct. 1 A requiem Mass will be celebrated in St.

Mary's Church Tuesday at 10 a.m. for J. Frank Driscoll, father of 10 and a pioneer in the hearing aid field, i i i -i wno uitu rail, iiigiu ai uui home, 1 North High after a short illness. He was 72. Born in Holyoke, he had made his home here for 27 years.

Mr. Driscoll became principal and teacher of English at J. FRANK DRISCOLL a New York high school at the age of 21, following graduation from Manhattan College. i i ii ne oecame a salesman in me late 20's, and was manager for International Sil- ver Co. in Boston until World War II.

He became interested in hearing aids and in 1949 at the age of 60 earned the de gree of doctor of audiometry from the National College of Audiometry. He achieved the highest scholastic rating in the history of the college. Mr. Driscoll was associated with Andrew J. Lloyd Byrnes Audophone Co.

of New England, Inc. and Montgomery- Frost Lloyd Co of Boston. Hei worked in association with Children Hospital and sev- ill ji i i i-'Mm i Abbott. HaraM S. BaafiB-McCarin Kan A.

BaJus.CC. alacLesi. Atexaader J. Madden. Mary L.

Mahan. John Benx. Therosi S. McCall. Caroleaat Blakeslee.

Grace Mclnius. Heiea A. Mrodenck. alary McLaughlin. Brooki.

James Rev. Cornelius Ri rcr. nv4 Mercer, wubam h. Meadp.UinrH "7 Burst. William H.

Candage. Percy R. Meade. Mary U. Mingo, Oscar i ii Carter, Ruth C.

Cedrane. Anarla Mitcheil. Louue CUrson, Harriet M. Murphy. Michael J.

r-jiii-M sr Katnerii-e iCorwura, Joseph H. Napolitano. at. O'Brien Mary Coscia. Michele Cremin.

Alice O'Brien, Garrett O'Connor Mary O'Gnrek. Marie P. O'HaUoran. Barbara Oisen. Sylvia Owens.

Ella Parker, Charles J. Paterna. Joseph Ciarctnello. Julia a Currier. Edward F.

Daley. Ethel Daniels, Amy Davis. Katherine Doherty. Catherine Dowling. Edith Pecora.

Madeline Perduyn. Peter J. Perciaccante, Rosina Perkins, Lema Z. Petriello. Peter Putnam.

Charlees Regan. John F. Riley, Margaret F. Roderick, Frank Russo, Beatrice Salvato, Gennaro Senning. Hilyer G.

Sister Mary Kathleen. SSND Smith. Lillian Staples, Ernest P. Stefaney. Laura Switzer, Joseph P.

Uzdavinis. Davis Vaughan. Ellen Batchelor Vinton. Mabel Walsh, Ellen E. Webber, Edgar Weinstein, Bessie Weiss, D.

J. White, Irving C. Wilson, Harold D. nn. Elisabeth P.

Hawkes. Herbert A Hayes, Julia M. Hecht, Julius Iantosca, Carmine. Ivory. Gertrude Jennison.

Jessie A. Keane, John K- viarr. In' Marr Kelley. Marie A. Kimberly, Rhoda Leonard, John F.

Levangie. William E. Lyons, Gertrude A. MacDonald, M. Zerega, Catherine PERCIACCANTE Of West Roxbury.

Sept. JO. Rosina (Minervini). beloved wife of Salvatore and mother ot Dominic of West Roxbury. and Mrs.

Frances Mortonsen of Chicago, and Henry of Millis. Funeral from her late home. 40 Manthorne Tuesday, Oct. 3 at 8 a m. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Holy Name Church at 9 o'clock Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Sunday 7 to 10 p.m., Monday 2 to and 7 to 10 p.m. PERDl'YN In Lexington, formerly of Cambridge, sept. 30. Peter of 280 woourn father ol Glenn C. Perduyn.

of Lexington. Services at the Douglass Memorial Chapel, 1844 Massachusetts Lexington. Tuesday, Oct. 3. at 2 m.

Friends may call at the chapel Monday from 3-5. 7-9 p.m. Interment in Newark Cemetery. Newark, N.Y. PERKINS Of Revere.

Sept. 30. Lema rerkins, of 70 Highland wife or tne late r-rnesi Perkins, services at the Berglund Funeral Home. 292 Mass. Arlington, Tuesday.

Oct. 3, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-8 p.m. PETRIELLO Peter, in Quincy.

Sept. ou, oi juf ixranne beloved husband of the late Ida I. DePhilips; father of Gaetano P. of Connecticut, Richard R. of East Weymoutn, Mrs.

Serena LoPorto, and Theresa Pan-tano of Quincy. Reposing at the Joseph Sweeney Funeral Home. 74 Eim st Quincy Centre, until Tuesday morning at 8 00. Solemn Funeral Mass at St. John's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Interment ML Wollaston Cemetery. PUTNAM In North Cambridge, sud- qeniy, aepi. ZD, thanes Kalnn.

be loved nusoand of Mildred (Coxon): brother of Erie H. and Mrs. Lillian Blovirn. Late residence. 121 Rmrti, av.

Funeral from the Danehy Funeral Home, Mass. and Day Tuesday, at 8. Solemn High Mass at St, John's Church, at 10. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours.

2 to 5. and 7 to 10. Late member. Bank Officers Assoc. of Boston, Formerly at The State Street nun so.

RODERICK Of Cambridge, Sept 30 rranK. or i tunton beloved husband of the late Nora (McCar- iny i. lamer ot George. Theresa, and Dorothy Gauthier, brother of Angelina Cimilaoro, Margaret Pacheco and John Roderick. Fiinerul from the Rogers Funeral Home, 380 Cam- onase Cambridge, Wednesday ai e.

nequiem High Mass at St Anthony's Church at 9. Relatives ano triends respectfully invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. REGAN In Allston, Sept. 29.

John F. oi ai niagemoni nusnanri of a lispn G. (Muir) Regan, Father of jonn negan ot weymoutn, Mrs. Lillian Baggs of Chirasn and Mrs Ruth Wilson of Allston. Brother of uaniei ffienard Margaret F.

Gallagher. Funeral from th Frank H. Lally and Son Funeral Home. 496 narvara Brookline (Nr Commonwealth av. Tuesday morning at nequiem nigh Mass at St Aidan's Church at 9 o'clock Rela tives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Visiting hours 2-5. 7-10. Retired member of the nosion ponce Department, veteran oi woria war l. RII.Ei In Charlestown. Sept.

30. Margaret F. (BrickleyV Beloved wife of the late Frank J. and mother of Mrs Margaret F. Noonan of Everett.

Mrs. Grace E. Geagan of Hyde Park. Mrs. Ruth L.

Ham mond of Weymouth. Mrs. Mary Dig of Ft. Lauderdale, and the late Mrs. Kathryn T.

Golden. Late residence. 101 Baldwin st. Funeral from the Murphy and Turnraill Fu neral Home. 322 Rnnker Hill st Wednesday at 8:15 a.m.

Solemn High Mass in St. Francis deSales Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 3 to 9 and 7-10. Rl'SSO Of East Ttraintree.

and denlv. in Bennington. Sent. 30; James Edwin, husband of Alice E. (Woodworth) Brooks of 155 Hobart father of Mrs.

Joyce Noyes of Bralntree and William E. Brooks of North Hoosick, N.Y. Funeral service will he held at the Mortimer Peck Funeral Chaoel. 510 Washing ton Braintree. on Tuesday at p.m.

Relatives and friends invited Friends may visit at the chapel Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. wife oAn thony Russo of 45 Main St. and sister of Alphonse. Michael. John.

George. Joseph and Frank Balestrier. Funeral from the Joseph Marashio Funeral Home, 62 Mt. Pleasant st Wednesday at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mas at the Immaculate Conceotion Church at 9 a.m.

Visiting hours 3 to a and 7 to id SALVATO In Belmont. Sept. 30, Oennaro, ol 12 Willow beloved husband of Anna C. (Fotil. father of Lucille.

Nancy. Alfred, and Richard Salvato. Reposing at the DeVito Funeral Home. 7fil Mt. Auburn WATERTOWN.

until Tuesday, at 8 Solemn Funeral Mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church, at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. SEWING Of Jamaica Plain. Mass.

and Quonoehonotaug (Charlestown) Rhooe Island. Sept. 30. 1961. Hilyer husband of Annie B.

Sullivan i and father of Hilyer G. of Boston, Calvin F. of Tuscaloosa. Alabama, and Mrs. Elfreda M.

Johnson of New Orleans, Louisiana. Services will be held at the Mann Mann Funeral Home, 44 Perkins Jamaica Plain on Wednesday, October 4 at 2 m. Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Gethsemane cemetery, West ox-bury, Mass.

SISTER MART KATHLEEN, SSND In Ma den. Oct. 1. i Julia Cu ml. sister of Sister Mary Edmund, SSND of Our Lady of Perpetual Health Roxbury.

Miss Frances Cullen and Mrs. Mary O'Donnell of Philadel phia. Michael cullen and Joseph Cullen of Philadelphia. Funeral from Notre Dame Convent, 2 Fellsivay. Fast Maiden, Wednesday at 15.

Solemn High Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 10 clock. Visiting hours Monday 7-9 and Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9 Relatives and friends invited. SMITH In Weymouth. Sent. 30.

Lillian E. (Cross beloved wife of Bernard Smith of 457 TVashiiig- ton mouier oi sniney i. firohtn of Campbelltown, lorence E. Juster and Dorothy Meade of Weymouth and Bernard Smith of wulncy. runerai from tne Daniel H.

Clancy Funeral Home. 100 Washington on Tuesday at 8:15 am. High Mass of Requiem In Sacred Heart Church at 9 am, Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday 7 to 10, Monday to 4 ana 7 to p.m. Unn.

Oct. l. Frnest cV ft'rM si Services will be held at Rlrh.idson uneral Home. 48 Lata.vrite paik. nn.

on vt ednesday at 2 m. fiei-etivcs and frienas are invited friends may call at the RIcharcNon Funeral Home. Tuesday vcmng 7-8. Memorial donations may be ent to the Building Fund of tht Union Hospital, Lynn. CEMETERY LOT TTTAlt Of TV.rcrw-.teT.

Kerrt Eva Morna i. beloved lf of the late Charles A. and mother of Mrs Marjorie Crania Dodd and sister of Mrs. Elizabeth A berquerooe. Dr Arthur Moma.

Edmund and VSci-vilie A. Morns Residence 1 Annapolis gt. Funeral from the F. Hicuns Funeral Home. 4.1 Washington St.

i rtoslindaie Tuesday. Oct. 3 at 10 a in. Solemn Requiem Mass In the Sacred Heart Church at II o'clock Relatives and friends Inviten hmirs KiifWlsv 7 to It p.m. Monday 2 to and 7 to 10 m.

Parking in rear ol Funerai Home on Cummins Highway. Ml In Arlmernn of "i Lowell u' Oct. 1. John 11 st hUL.i husband of Ruth tPi Haley ServKes at th Bcifhind Funeral nimr. tvi Mass.

Arluutton Tuesoav. Oct. 3. at 1 a'rlork R.is 'es and friends invited. Visiting noura asonaay 1 I.ES In Jamaica Plain.

Kent. 30 Miss Eiuabeth Perkins Hamien of Boston, daughter of the late Nathaniel P. and Gertrude iLoringi Hamien ia her (Suit year. Services private. iHAWKES Of Chelsea.

Sept. 30. Her- pert of 73 Bioomingdale st beloved husband of Catherine McGowan Hawkes. and father of Charles. Donald.

Karen, of Chelsea. Mrs Virginia Mnsko of Revere, son of Mrs. Katherine Hawkes. brothei of Gladys. Mr.

Anna Whittn. mri Mrs Katherine Dzcdulonus. aU of Chelsea. Funeral Tuesoay. at am from the WalaU Funeral Home.

125 nasnington followed by a Requiem High Mass at St. Rose Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-3 and 7-10. HATES In Rock port.

Julia M. 'Murphy i. Sept. 30. at her residence.

127 Main at in her 73th year, beloved wife of William S.i mother of vainenne. wife of William J. Mont gomery of Rockpnrt; Leona. wife of Joseph D. Cronin of Mi II is.

and Miss Juhtta. Funeral from her late residence, on Tuesday, at 8:15 a High Mass of Requiem in St. Joa- quims Church. Rockport. at 9 Visit ing nours at the residence.

3 to 5 nd 7 to 10 on Sunday and Mondav. HF.CHT On Sunday. Oct 1. Julius of 70 Wildwood beloved husband of the late Saran. devoted father of Esther Epstein of jwaiuinan.

i.ean lassman of Detroit Ida Okstein of Brighton. Harold Hecht of Milton, Katie Levme of West Roxbury. Beniamin Hecht of Danvers. fiances Lavldnr of Matt pan, Irving Hecht of Mattaoan. Ar thur Hecnt of Brookline.

Brother of Sarah Darzman of NYC, also sur vived by 18 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Services at the Levine Chapel, 470 Harvard st Brookline. Wednesday. Oct. 4.

at 11 a.m. Memorial week at his late residence. Please omit flowers. Re membrances in his name may be made to the charity of your choice. IANTOSCA In Cambridge, Ort.

1. suddenly. Carmine F. of 12 Winter beloved husband of the late Rosina (Galzeranoi. father of An polo.

Josephine Petralla, Jennie and Helen. Reposing at the DeVito Fu neral Home. 392 Cambridge st AMBHIIK.I.. until Wednesday at 8 Solemn Funeral Mass at SL Fran cis of Assist Church at 9 a.m. Rela lives and friends invited.

Visiting 2 5 and 7-10 p.m. IVOR L. Gertrude, on Monday. Sept. widow of Thomas in her 87th year; mother of Austin Ivory of Bethesda, Maryland and Paul S.

Ivory of Minneapolis. Minn. Memorial service Sunday, Oct. 1, in the Unitarian Church. Bethesda.

Md. Inurnment in Maynard, Mass. JENNISOV Of Natick. formerly of Fairhaven. Sept.

30. Jessie A. Dens-more wife of the late C. Albion Jennisnn. Funeral services from the Loker Memorial Chapel.

48 Washington Natick, on Tuesday at 2 Dm. Relatives and friends ktndly Invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Mondav 7-9 p.m. Those who wish may make contributions in ine memorial una oi risK memorial Methodist Church. KAiET Weymouth, by accWent r'b 30.

in New York City. John beloved husband of Edna C. MfDonnugh I of 2 i Byron father of Margaret A. Keane and John J. Keane Jr, of Weymouth.

Funeral from the Daniel H. Clancy Funeral Home. 100 Washington on Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in Sacred Heart Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Mondav 7 to 10. Tuesday gto 4 and 7 to 10 pm. Late mem-er Boiler Makers Union Local 29. KEATINfi In Stoneham, Oct. 1.

sister of Mrs. Annie M. Kelley of sister of Mrs. Annie M. Kelly of Stoneham and Mrs.

Nora Murphy of Dorchester. Funeral from the A. E. Flnnegan Son Home for Funerals, 322 Main Stoneham. Wednesday, Oct.

4, at 8:15. Requiem High Mass tn St. Patrick's Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-8, Tuesday 2-5 and 7 9.

KM, LEV Of Roxbury, Sent. 29. Marie of 8 Nonh daughter ot the lale Timoihy M. and Catherine i ynch i Kelley. Funeral from the Joseph C.

Lubinas Funeral Home. 12 Savin Hill Dorchester, on Tuesday, 8 a.m. High Mass ol Reauicm in St. Paul's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Monday 2-4 and i-lO p.m. KIMBERLY In Winthrop, Sept. 30. Rhoda i Woodward wife of Gilead of 198 Somerset mother ol William formerly of N. Quincy.

Services at St. John's Episcopal Church, on Tuesday, at 11 a.m. Visiting hours at the Reynolds Funeral Home. 180 Winthrop on Monday. 2 to 4.

7 to 9 p.m. LEONARD Of Somerville. suddenly. Oct. 1.

19B1. John F. of 132 Boston hushand of the late Unice L. I Litel brother of Mrs. May Quicks St.

Louis. Mo. Service in the ilson Chapel. 28 College Somerville, Wednesday. Oct.

4 at 2:30 m. Calling hours Monday and Tuesday evening 7-9 p.m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Everett. LEVANGIE In Holbrook, Sept.

30, llliam husband of the late Kailienne i Daly i Levangie of South Franklin st. Reposing at the CartwTight Funeral Home. 69 South franklin Holbrook. Funeral Tuesday at 8:15 followed by Solemn Hieh Mass of Requiem In St. Joseph's Church at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Calling hours Sunday 7-8. Monday 2-4 and 7-9. LYONS. In Lynn.

Oct 1. r.ertn.rf. a MacDonald I Lynns, wife of Charles n. Lyons of 1( west Baltimore Lynn. Funeral from the Landergan funeral Home.

40 Nahant Lynn, on Wednesday at 8 a.m. Requiem High Mass in St. Joseph's Church l.vnn. at 9 a.m. Relatives and mentis are respectfully invited Xisiting hours 7-10 on Monday and 2-5 and 7-10 on Tuesday.

Wlllard K. of Everett, and Gordon D. of South Easton. Residenc lg Mamelon Circle. Funeral from the: ir n.

uoian runerai nome. 1140 Washington i Dorchestet Lower Mills i on Tuesday, with service in the Parkway Methodist Church at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers. Visiting hours Sunday 7-9 p.m., Monday 2- 4 and 7-9 p.m.

MADDEN In Dorchester. Sept. 30. Maiy L. iMcAultffei, beloved wife of James F.

Madden, and mothei of Mi s. Loreni Dahl Jr. I Barring-ton. R.I.i, Mrs. Frederick S.

Robinson i Ankara, Turkey), Mrs. John J. Langdon (Burlington, N.J. Mis Robert J. Leichtei- il.ivernool i Residence 101 Galllvan blvd.

Funeral from the Charles B. Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washington st. (Dorchester Lower Mills on Tuesday morning with Solemn Mass ot Requiem in St. Gregory's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and fricnus invited.

Visiting hours Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Late member of the Dorchester Catholic Guild. Dorchester Dames. Fhilomatheia Club and 300 Club. MAHAN In West Roxbury.

Oct. 1. John beloved husband of Eiuabeth C. (Harrington i and brother of Mrs. Marv E.

Sullivan of West Roxbury, residence 49 Chesbrough rd. Funeral from the p. E. Munay runerai Home, 2000 Centre st. at aUrange WEST ROXBURY.

Wednesday. Oct. 4 at 8 15 am Requiem High Mass at St, Theresa Church at 9 00. Relatives and fi lends most kindly invited. Late charter memoer of the James Mihoney Post No, 457 F.W D.

Club of BoMon and Ltd. of 101st lnlantiy Company Elevator Cont i uriors np- Veteran World War I and II. isitlng hours 2 to 5 and 7 tn 10. Met' A I.I Suddenly In Dorchevtrr, September JO. laroirsa, oeioven daughter of the lale Mi.

a' s. Calvin Ray. wife of Henna'! Mcfa" mother of judy uiosier, inrr. Audrey, Eriylhe. Cheryl, Carl McCall.

Sister of Mrs Iner Harris. Mi Hnel Mason. Mn. Eunice Blakcly and Calvin Ray. Funeral services Tuesday, Oct.

3 at 1 m. from St. Mark's Congregational Church Townsenrl Roxbury. Visiting hours Monday 3 to 5 and 7 tn 9 at Bullock Funeral Home. 3B9 Washington Dorchester.

Friends and relatives Invited Fallon Son Funrrnl Home 7 GREENOUGH AVE. it Soldier's Monamrnt JAMAICA PLAIN $trvU fa IHitunr OUR TH YEAR felaphon- JA4-2M7 (formerly of Minon.i runerai irom the Chaoel of James W. Dolan. 198 Adams on Tuesday morning, with a Solemn Mass of Requiem in the Church of St. Mary of the Hills.

(Milton) at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7 9 m. Late member of Brook-line Court MFItrrt In Cambridge. October 1.

lOKt. William late residence 196 Auburn son of Herbert and the I late Jane Mercer and brother of Walter H. of Wilmington. James of Somerville. and Beatrice Nheppard of Tewksbury.

Funeral service from the Chapel of the Watson Funeral Home. 11 Magarine St. at Central Wednesday. October 4. at 1 pm.

Relatives and friends invited. Call ing hours Monday. 7-9. and Tues-I day. 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Parking area opposite the funeral home. MINC.O Of Calais. Maine, formerly of Reading. Massachusetts, September 30, Oscar beloved husband or tne late Abigail (Hilton) Mingo. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the Everett L. Scott Funeral Chapel, Calais. Maine. Interment in Red Beach Cemetery, Calais. MITCHELL In Boston.

October 1. Louise (Metcalfe), widow of John J. of 11 Aberdeen at. Funeral from the Short and Williamson Funeral Home. 173 Brighton av Allston.

Wednesday, October 4 at 8 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Cecilia Church. Belvidere at 9 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening 7-9.

and Tuesday 4-6 and 7-9 p.m. MCRPHT In Jamaica Plain, Oct. i. Michael of 18 Edgehill st. Beloved husband of Louise E.

(Maxwell I. Beloved father of Edward William Robert and Lorraine E. Murphy and Mrs. Louise M. True.

Funeral from the Robert J. Lawler Funeral Home. 363 South Huntington JAMAICA PLAIN (opp. Cardinal O'Conneil Seminary), Wednesday at 9:15 i.tn. Solemn Mass of Requiem in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends are Invited. Visiting hours Monday 7 to 10, Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. NAPOI.ITAN'O In Newtonville.

October 1. Michael, beloved husband Of Josephine lLochiattoi Napolitano of jf9 Linwood av. Funeral from the Valente Funeral Home. 097 Washington Newtonville, Wednesday, October 3 at 9 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of Our Lady at 10 a m.

Relatives and friends are kindlv invited to attend. Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. O'BRIEN In Lexington, suddenlv, Sept. 29. formerly oi Garrett, husband of the late Alice G.

(Flynn) O'Brien, of 8 Bartlett father of George. Francis. Robert and Paul O'Brien, brother of Richard O'Brien of Watertown. and Vigneron of Fayette and Agnes White of Fainviiood Cambridge. Funeral from the Daniel F.

O'Brien Funeral Home. 22S Mass. ARLINGTON. Monday, at 8:00 a.m. Solemn Hlah Mas at the Sacred Heart Church, Lexington, at 9:00 a m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5. and 7 to 10 p.m. Late member of B.P.D. and A.M.

Local 937. O'RRIFV In Maiden. Sept. 30, Mary i vnn l. 7 1 oral motner of Kevin J.

O'Brien and daughter pi Mrs. Rita T. Shiner i and the rVime! F. Flvnn Funeral from the Sprasue Funeral Home, 339 Pleasant on Tuesday. Oct.

3. at R-li am Solemn Reouiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 3-5 and 7-10. O'CONNOR In Medford.

Oct. 1. Mary A i Nn an be oved wue oi limoiny J. O'Connor, of 1215 Forest sister of Mrs. Margaret Brooks.

Mrs. Sadie Garritv and Mrs. Catherine Thain. Funeral from the GafTey Memorial Funeral Home. 43 High st Medford on Wednesday, Oct.

4. at 9:00 a m. Snlemn High Mass at Qt Church at 10 OCk Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing hours Monday I to iu pm Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. O'CONNOR In Cambridge.

Sent, nf ld9Q A Camhridge Mary beloved daughter of the late Michael and NoiaO Connor inee mzpainck) and sister of Thomas J. and the late Michael and Patrick O'Connor and the late Delia Howard. Funeral from the Francis H. Brown Fu neral Home. 34 Bow st Union Somerville.

on Wednesday morning at 8:30. Solemn High Mass of Kequiem in St. Mary's Church at 9:30 Relatives and friends are respect fully invited. Visiting hours Mon day, 7-10 p.m., luesaay, 2-7 and 7-10 p.m. Of Roslindale.

Sent. 29 Marie P. (Hart) of 241 Cummins Highway, beloved wife of Stanley O'Gryzek. beloved mother of Rich ard A. and Helen R.

O'Gryrek. be loved daughter of Mrs. Marie Hart, sister of Edward Richard S. Charles J. and Ruth Hart.

Funeral om the Robert J. Lwler Funeral Home. 43 Cummins Highway. ROSLINDALE (near Roslin- dnle Square Tuesday at 8 a.m. Solemn Mass of Requiem in Sirred Heait Church at 9 a.m.

Rela fives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Sunday 7-10 and Monday 2 5 and 7-10 o.m. Interment st Jnsenh Cemetery ORALLORAV-In Roxbury. Sept. 29 Barbara.

(ODonnelli, beloved wife of the late James naitoran Hevnted and loving mother of Mrs Mary J. Donlon, James J. and Wal ter W. Halloran, all of Koxoury residence 10.1 Calumet St. Fu neral from the O'Connor Funeral Home.

1558 Tremnnt opp. the Mission Church Rectory. Tuesday. Oct. 3 at 9.00 a.m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the Mission Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends resnectfully invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Maiden. OI In Boston.

October 1. Sylvia Makiei. of 21 Wait mother of Ralnh M. Olsen of North Easton. Sandra K.

Ttotman of Quincy. Bane and Robin R. Olsen of Boston: sister of Anne V. Benson of Allston. Services at the Short and Williamson Funeral Homo.

173 Brighton Allston. Tuesday. October 3 at 2:30 p.m. Friends may call at the funeral hom Monday evening 7-9. OWENS In Roxbury.

Sept. 29. Ella (Thompson), of 1 Ditmus beloved wife of Joseph Owens and sister of Lee and Vernon Thompson and Harold Person. Funeral iervice Wednesday at 1 p.m. from J.

B. Johnson's Chapel, '60S Snawmut av. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. PARKER In Everett, formerly of Maiden.

Oct, 1, Charles beloved husband of Kathleen L. (Dtneen, Parker. Residence 52 High St. Funeral from the E. E.

Burns Son runerai Home, 204 Mam Maiden llnjHnasHav at ft 15. followed hv 1 Requiem High Mass In the Immac ulate conception cnurrn. tveren. at 9 Relatives and friends kindly Invited. Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 10, PATERNA In Dorchester, Oct.

1 of An Joseph, beloved nushanfl gelina iFa7nne. father of Mrs Josephine DiGiovanni, Mrs Ann Grace, and Joseph brother ot Salvatore Paterna of Boston. Fu neral from the Joseph A. LanBone Jr. Funeral Home, MCrrunai.

and Chardon Boston. Thursday, at 9 am. Solemn Requiem Bigh Mass at St. Matthew's Church. orcheter, at lo a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Please omi. flowers. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 Wohurn, Oct. 1, Made-i line i Cammerano of 5 Bacon wife of the lale Joseph Peco'a.

Funeral (mm the McLaughlin Funeral: Ho'ne. 54 Pleasant V'rdne-dy. Oct 4 at I a m. Solen gh Mas--' of Rrnu em in St. Chat Irs' Church I at 9 Relatives and friends! invited.

Visiting hours 3-5 and 7-10. CEMETERY LOTS Another' new garden section com pleted where you ran plan ahead for this most, most important matter low cost, small monthly navmenta. park non-sectarian, open to all. For Requiem in the Church of St. JohnlGITTER to the ivaucufle College rund in oi VINTu.N Of Winchester, Sept.

29. 1961, Mabel L. vinion oi rau-view Terrace. Services at the Ben-nett-Noms Funeral Cnapel, 1 Elm-wood on Monday at 2 p.m. WALSH In Allston, Sept.

29. Ellen (Patterson) waisn. beiovea wue oi Roger E. Walsh, of ai Chester and mother of Mrs. J.

Helen Tillot. Mary, Madelyn. Robert. Catherine. Lorraine, and Paul Walsh.

Funeral irom the Joseph L. Muldoon and Son Funeral Home. 300 Market Brighton. Tuesday. Oct.

3, at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Anthonys Church. Holton at 9. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to call, 2 to 5.

and 7 to 10. Interment St. Patrick's Cemetery. Watertown. WLBBfcR in Norwood, Sept.

JO, edgar, nusoand ot ine laie jviar-garet A. Colbert i. Funeral from tne Gillooly Funeral Home. 126 Walpole Norwood, Tuesday, Oct. 3.

at 2:00 p.m. Relatives and friendr invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 an' 7 to 10 P.m. WEINSTEIN On Friday. Sept.

29. Bessie of 34 uoyision nroun-Jine. Beloved wife of David, beloved mother of Evelyn Weinstein. of Brookline. Marion Millman, oi Revere.

Beverly Weisz, ot Calf, and Leon Weinstein of New York, sister of Ida Makit, and Philip Shanavoy, of New York, and Bertha Kramer of Brookline. Service at the Leyine Chapel, 470 Harvard Brookline. Sunday, Oct. 1, at 1 p.m. Memorial week Tuesday evening.

Oct. 3. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Millman.

11 Florence Revere. WEISS In Wollaston, October 1. Don- aid jonnson, nusoano. ot mauuiic i Russell 1 Weiss of 57 Cummings av. Funeral services from the Union Congregational Church.

Rawson Wollaston, Tuesday, uctooer ai l-'lll Friends mav visit at the Dew are Brothers Funeral home. 576 Hancock wouasion. nionoav evening 7 to 9 p.m. Interment. Waterville.

Maine. White Irving Cloush. of Washing ton, DC. Sept. 28, 1961, son of the late Rev.

Dr. O. J. White. Survived by wife.

Dorothy (Morlani White, of Washington, DC, son Richard W. White of Springfield. and brother Earle F. White of Arlington. Mass.

Interment Oct. 2 in Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia. mil. SON Of Wavland. Oct 1.

1961, Harold of 46 Davclin rd. Husband of Mary (Burroughs) Wilson. Father of Weston P. Wilson. West-wood, and brother of Mrs.

Eleanor W. Donlin, Detroit, Mien, i-rivaie service in the Wilson Chapel. 28 rniiee-p. Somerville. Oct.

4 at 1 p.m. Interment Wildwood Ceme tery, Wilmington ZEREGA In Charlestown, Sept, 30, r.ihtfrin, Casiocnetti i. beloved wife of Joseph, mother of Jeanette Nicolosi. Augustine, ol new jersey. Alfred Funeral from the Jo seph A.

Langone Jr. Funeral Home. 58 Merrimack and Chardon Boston. Tuesday, at 8 a.m. Requiem High Mass at si.

josenn iuj it. Vnri 9, a Re atlves and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 HYDE PARK LODGE. A.F.&A.M. Brethren are hereby notified of the death of Brother Eric Peterson.

Funeral services at Lynquist Funeral Home. Vernon Hill. Worcester, on Tuesday. Oct bar ALBERT A. HILLIER, Sec.

Boston Firefighters Local 718 We regret to announce the death omer William C. Burke of Ladder Company ell. Burial trom the J. Warren Sullivan Funeral Home. Henshaw Brighton.

Solemn Reouiem Mass in St. Anthony's Church. Tuesday. Oct. 3 at 9 45 a.m.

Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 2-5 and 7-10. JOHN E. BURWELL. President JOHN JAMESON. Secretary BOILERMAKER'S LOCAL 29 We regret to anounce the sudden death of Brother John (Jack) Keane.

Funeral irom the Daniel H. Clancy Funeral Home, 100 Washington Weymouth, Wednesday morning at 8:15 a.m. Visiting hours Monday evening. 7-10: Tuesday. 2-4 and 7-10.

Members please attend Monday evening. Edward H. F. Hancock. Fin.

Sec. DORCHESTER CATHOLIC GUILD We announce with regret the death of our member. Mrs. James F. Madden.

Rosary in Charles B. Dolan runerai Home. Monday, p.m. Mass in St. Gregory's Church, Tuesday, 9 a.m.

Mrs. Frank L. Cheney. Pres. Mrs.

Thomas McCue. Rec. Sec. ARLINGTON COUNCIL 109, K. of We regret to announce the death of Brother Michael Coscia.

Brothers will meet to say the Rosary. 8 p.m.. Monday. Oct. 3.

at John McAvoy Funeral Home. Io Fitzpatrick. G.K. Steve Conroy, Rec, CARD OF THANKS THF FAMH OF THE 1. ATE JOSEPH (TINY) ZABLOCX! dunn "cent IN MEMORIAM DOYLE Months Mind Mass far the re.

ante of the sail of Mary E. (Wsdltifh) Doyle. Wednesday. Orlnber 4 at a.m., sacred Heart Church, Maiden. I960 Catherine McCarthy 1961 1943 Patrick McCarthy 19fil AaalTtrsarT Msss tm M.

William, Chared. Dorchester, Taesdav. October 1. at 1:0 a.m. LflTinflv remembered kr their children aad family.

199 NORA A. HlTiHES 1P61 vsa mare. Yaar lavine smile. ror senile face N'a ans eaa fill your vacant alar-. lavlnc Iv remembered and sadly misled by Vlrtinla, Lester and childrra.

John F. O'Brien Chriwlla E. O'Brien Aa Anniversary Man will ti erlrhratrd for Jabn F. and Chris-ella I. O'Brien tn At.

Aatasllne'i Cbarek, ftealh BesUna Taesday. Oetaber I. at 7 am. Llntly remtmbered ty their dhiidrsa. Msrl.EOI)-In Mattapan.

Sept. 30 Alexander J- beloved husband ol lrf. L' I MacLeod, and brother the Evangelist 10. Relatives and trtenns kinniy invited. COM.

INS Of East Walpole. September 30. Kitherinc A in'hrr Blanche Baiduf, Grace Flanagan and Mabel Koch. Services at the May Funeral Home. 85 Nichols si Norwood.

Tuesday, Oct. 3 at 2 Friends mav call at the funeral home Sunday and Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. COHKl'M In Concord. Oct. 1.

Joseph H. Coikum. in his 5ftlh year, hus- band of Florence G. i Min-nv Funeral from his home. 3 Davis I on Wednesday, followed bv a Solemn Requiem High Mass at St Bernard's Church at 9 a m.

Visiting hours at his home. Mondav and i Tuesday, Relatives and friends invited. COSCIA In Arlington. Sept. 30 1961.

Residence, 47 Cleveland st Michele I beloved husband of Benedetta (Russi, father of Anna Smith. I Fmanuel. Anthonv and Josephine Coscia Funeral from tile John E. McAvny Funeral Home. 22.1 Mass Tuesday at 8 a.m.

followed hv a Solemn High Mass of Requiem In St. Agnes Church at 9 o'clock. Rela-i tives and friends are invited. Vislt-I ing hours 2-5 and 7-10. Late member Arlington Council No.

109, of C. and Arlington Touchdown Club CFFMIN Of Roslindale. Sept. 30. Alice M.

tConnorsi. beloved wife of the late John and mother of John M. and Mrs. Virginia R. Na- fel.

Residence 9B Beech st. Funeral mm the F. J. llipgiris Funeral Home. 4236 Washington st.

i Roslindale Tuesday, Oct. 3 at 8 a m. Reouiem Mass In the Hols-Nam Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to In m.

Parking in rear of funeral home on Cummins Highway. erai cnnics. Robert H. Alcorn, both of He leaves a wife Mary Suffield, four grandchildren (Fallon); a sister of (8nd six great-grandchildren. Holyoke; six daughters, Mrs.

Kathryn Bistany of Mrs. Jean Crain of South Ber- Michael J. Murphy, wick, Mrs. Eileen Wid-p, dowson of Hamilton. Mrs.

Mary riumbing Contractor Sheahan, Mrs. Elizabeth Con-! Michael J. Murphy, 73, 18 nolly and Mrs. Patricia Scarpa, Edgehill Jamaica Plain, oil of Molrnco- fnur snns heatinp" and nlumhinp rnntrac- tor, died yesterday in St Eliza. beth's Hospital, Brighton, after Robert, John, a Globe editor, and David, all of Melrose, and 29 grandchildren, Actor Donald (jV PRICELESS 1 a symbol y) DEVOTION NORWOOD BEVERLY NORWOOD MONUMENTAL BTI SONS, MEMORIALS 416 Rsntoul St.

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pa) $.6846 ClMETERT LETTERINQ ia snort mness. Born in Ireland, Mr. Murphy For 50 years he was the owner and operator of a plumbing and heating company on Canton st in Boston, until his recent retirement He was a member of the plumbers union and the Dublin Club. Mr. Murphy 'leaves a wife, Louise E.

(Maxwell); two daushters. Lorraine E. Mux. pny ana Mrs. ixiuise M.

True 0f Jamaica Plain, and three jsons, William M. of Randolph, Robert F. of Wakefield and Dies of Heart Attack NEW HAVEN, Oct 2 (AP) Veteran actor Donald Cook, 60, died tonight a day after he suffered a heart attack while here with a new Broadway play. An official at Grace-New Haven Hospital said Mr. Cook died at 8 p.m.

He was admitted aaiuraay aiicrnoon auer it- was found on the floor of his hotel room. Mr. Cook was to have ao- peared that afternoon in a J. of Jamaica Plain. nee of the French comedy A a solemn Mass or requiem Shot in the Dark." itarrinciwill be held In the Church of Julie Harris.

It was due onlthe Blessed Sacrament, Jamai peace of mind and love of your two araves ior m-iamilv. write 'for free booklet. Box rated Section II. Bj'jeHlMi Cemetery. 1SJ.

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Pl.in, Wednesday at 10 a.m. r-a lt-' m.n rVrMS.