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The Boston Globe Saturday, August 7, 19G5 14 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS Obituaries Harold P.Williams, Retired Justice, 82 Julius C. Morse Men's Clothier Julius C. Morse, longtime president of Leopold-Morse Company, manufacturers and retailers of men's clothing, died Friday at the Massachusetts General Hospital. He lived at the Hotel Bea-consfield with his wife, the former Jeska (Swartz), who became famous as an opera star witth the Boston Opera Company. Born in Boston, he was a work in the case, including the examination of witnesses, As assistant district attorney, Justice Williams made trips to police departments to give in struction on court procedure and the preparation of cases.

On Jan. 9, 1925, receiving in structions by radio in a pioneer broadcast from Washington, Justice Williams took the oath of office as United States at- torney in Boston. Justice Williams accepted the appointment with one provision that he select his own staff, free of politics. In that job, he became an outspoken foe of rum runners and charged that ineffective enforcement of prohibition laws resulted from the acceptance of bootleggers' money by officials. Justice Williams was the state's chief Federal law enforcement officer when he was selected by the late Gov.

Al- van Fuller in 1926 for appointment to the Massachusetts Superior Court. He served in that court until 1947 when former Gov. Robert Bradford elevated him to the high court. Reputed for his fairness and his humaneness, Justice Wil liams once expressed belief that the legal profession was falling below "old standards" by displaying excessive haste in the disposition of court cases, Efforts seem to be on the disposal of cases, rather than on the methods of trial which meant so much in the old days," he was quoted Justice Williams was a lifelong Republican. He was a member of the Masons, the BFIEN In Dorchester Aug.

Sheehani. residence 39 Bui lard st. Jatner of Mrs. natmeen w. Watson, David M.

O'Brien and Mrs. Helen O. Lindahl, Funeral from the Harold L. O'Neil Funeral Home. 405 Washington at Bradlee Dorchester, on Monday, Aug.

9. at 8 a.m. Solemn Requiem High Mass in ar. feter unurcn at clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.

Visiting hours Saturday 7-10. Sunday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. interment St. josepn cemetery. O'HARA Of West Medford, Aug.

the mn, "idly vl. loasnii, oeiovea wife of John D. of H4 Boston mother of Miss Ida M. and Master Sgt. William L.

Bagni and Mrs. Henrietta M. Tutela. Sister of Mrs. Angelina Dittami and Mrs.

Gilda Page. Funeral from the Gaffey Memorial Funeral Home. 43 High Medford on Monday, Aug. 9 at 9 a.m. Solemn High Mass in St.

Raphael's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10. Sunday 2-5 and 7-10. Please omit flowers.

OLIVERI In Everett. Aug. 6. Joseph, oeiovea nusoana of Jennie (Cuoe-tus). Father of Mrs.

Claudia Torre of Charlestown. Joan Frances. Joseph. Jennie. Vincie.

all of Everett; beloved son of Mrs. Cologera Oliveri: brother of Carl. Vincent. Mrs. Frances Loycano.

Mrs. Theresa Rampini, Mrs. Bertha Donovan, and the late Manuel, ail of Everett, and the late Anthony of L'ast Boston. Funeral from the Salvatore Rocco Son Funeral Home. 331 Main Monday at 8.

Solemn High Mass in St. Anthony's Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10. Sunday 2-5 and 7-10.

In Falmouth. Aug. 6. formerly of wellesley HUls. Elizabeth M.

(Gidea), beoved wife of Jonn T. Meara. oi zoo wamer mother nf Betty Jean of Levittown. L.I., and John T. O'Meara Jr.

of Media, Pa. Funeral from the Henry Burke Funeral Home. 56 wasn-ington Wellesley Hills (Rte. 16). Monday at 8:15 a.m.

High Mass of Reauiem in St. John's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-8. Sunday 3-5 and 7-B.

Please omit flowers. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Needham. O'ROl'RKE-ROURKE In Belmont, of fsiewton upper falls, Aug.

5. Jonn beloved husband of the late Alice M. Harper, residence 949 Chestnut father of Jeremiah Mrs. Catherine Buckley, Mrs. Eleanor M.

Eames, and Mrs. Marie Quinn. Funeral from the Martin E. Conroy Funeral Home, 439 Washington Newton. Monday, at 8 a.m.

Solemn Requiem High Mass in Mary Immaculate of Lourdes Church at at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-10. PARTRIDGE Of Littleton, formerly of Cambridge, suddenly Aug. Q.

Barton. Vt. Donald age 39. Husband of Violet (Cooper) Partridge. Services at the Badger Funeral Home, Route 2A.

Littleton, Sunday at 2 p.m. Visiting hours Friday 7 to 9 and Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Interment at Westlawn Cemetery. Littleton. PRAY In Quincy.

Aug. 5, Frank G. ot 73 Kemper Deiovea nusoana of Anna A. (Aylward), father of Jane and Daniel Richard Pray and the late Francis G. Pray, Jr.

Brother of Mrs. Arthur J. Noble, and the late Mary F. Pray. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Keohane Funeral Home, 785 Hancock Wol-laston.

Monday at 9:15. High Mass of Requiem at St. Ann's Church, at 10. Visiting hours Sat. evening, 7-9 p.m.

Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ROOD In Jamaica Plain. Aug. 6. Alice (Uieason) age 4.

ot cam formerly of Amherst, and Hartford, Ct. Widow of Stanley H. Rood, and aunt of Ellen H. Gleasnn of Jamaica Plain and Hollis T. Gleason of Cohasset.

Funeral services private. Please omit flow ers. Hartford papers please copy. ROSVALL Of 7 Rosewood Mat tapan. suddenly, Aug.

5, tooa oeioved wife of Carl A Hosvall: i mother of Doris Gustafsqn Westwood. Services at the Gran- strom Funeral Home. 821 Cummins Mattapan, Monday at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Heart Fund. RUHL Henry C. of South Weymouth and St. Petersburg, suddenly. Aug.

6. beloved husband of Ethel M. (Mattatall), of 306 Thicket st. Father of Arthur Ruhl of California, Elaine Devlin of South Weymouth, Jean MacKay of Canada; brother of John Ruhl of Medford. Funeral services at McDonald Fu neral Home.

South Weymouth, at 809 Main Rte. 18 (opposite South Shore Hospital), Monday at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends in vited. Retired employee Boston Navy Yard. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9 p.m., Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

St. Petersburg papers please copy. SALVAGGIO Of Dedham. Aug. 5.

Calogero, beloved husband of Adelina (Leone I. father of Jennie S. Whalen of Denver. resi- dence 76 Chester av. Funeral from state urange, tne narvara L.iuDchinist from the Bethlehem CKOWI.ET Of Belmont.

Aug. 8. Albert of 17 Skahan rd. hus band ot Francis Patten Crow-lev. Services lit th Short Ac Williamson Funeral Home.

52 Tra- peio Belmont, Monday, Aug. v. at 2 p.m. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday 7-8. Sunday z-4 ana i- p.m.

CROWI F.rIn West Roxbury. Aug. 6 Maurice husband of the late Mary J. iHoldrni: father of Lillian C. and Marie H.

Crowley of West Roxbury Frank B. Crowley of Norwood. Robert E. Crowley of Franklin, and the late Paul R. and Charles F.

Crowley. Late home 417 west noxDury PKwy. Funeral from the Scally Funeral Home. 54 fieasant uorcnester. Monday.

Aug. 9. at 9 a.m. Requiem High Mass in th Hnlv Nam rhiirph West Roxbury. at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting nours aiuraay ana Sunday 2-4 and i-iu p.m. CI RTIS In Sfomrville. Aug. 5.

1865. Mary V. (Digani beloved wife of rrancis w. Curtis of 14 Gov. Win- throp sister of Helen I Digani McLaughlin of Quincy.

Funeral from the Frank H. Carr Funeral Home. 220 Bunker Hill Charles-town, Monday at 9:15. Solemn Hieh Mass of Requiem in St. Polycarp's tjnurcn.

somerville at iu am, Relatives and friends invited Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10. Late member of the Daughters of Isabella rl and the Mended Hearts Association. DoCARMO Of Cambridge, Aug. 5, Antonio of 47 Tremont husband of the late Maria, father of Charles and Florence Costa, uncle of Cecilia Lopes, Julia Crovinho, Sizaltina Souza, Mary Santos and Frank Lopes. Funeral from the Rogers Funeral Home.

.180 Cambridge Cambridge, Monday at 8. Requiem High Mass in St. Anthony's Church at 9. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10.

Sunday 2-5, 7-10. Dl'RUSEL Sukru. passed away July 29. 1965, born in Russia, of Bedford. Mass.

and Orlando, Fla. Husband of Hediye Durusel; father of Miss flhdn Durusel and Mrs. Sureyya ekerel; also survived by two grandchildren. EBERLE In Somerville. Aug.

6. 1961V Marcella daughter of the late Philip and Kathenne (Murtagni Eberle: beloved sister of Rev. George T. Eberle. S.J.

of. Weston College, and Rev. Charles J. Eberle nf Kincstnn. Jamaica.

W.I Complete notice will appear later. In Milton, suddenly. Aug. 6. Helen E.

(Kelley). of 369 Pleasant beloved wife of the late Joseph A. Farrell. and devoted mother of Rev. Joseph A.

Farrell. of Lima Peru. Barbara Farrell and Helen E. Farrell both of the home address. Robert E.

Farrell of East Weymouth: sister of Walter E. Kelley of Dorchester. Funeral from the Grimwood and Colletta Funeral Home. 603 Adams Quincy. Monday.

Aug. 9. at 8:15 a.m. Solemn High Funeral Mass at St. Agatha s.

at 9 a Violins hours Saturday and Sun day 2-4 and 7-10. Relatives and friends are kindlv invited Interred in Milton Cemetery. iFI15'i Si 7 Pr-arl 1965vS" yi ift. beloved husband of the late Mary A. Murphy father of Helen R.

Furlong, and the late rrancis J. "Sonny" Furlong. Funeral from the Frank Carr Funeral Home. 220 Bunker Hill Monday, at 8:15. Reouiem High Mass in St.

Francis de Sales Church, at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10, Sunday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. GARTLAND In New England Center Hospital. Boston, Aug.

5. Chester of 42 Memorial Salem: nusDana ot weiue a. imur- rthvl Gartland: son of the late police officer Thomas J. and Marv E. i Flanagan) Gartland brother of Miss Mary R.

Gartland of Salem and Mrs. Orrin J. Brawn of Revere. Friends may pay their respects at the Henry J. Donnell sons Punerai Home.

46 Washing ton Salem. Funeral will take filace Monday morning at 8:15 nllowed by a Requiem High Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church. Salem, at 9. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-5 and 7-9.

GENERAZIO In Framingham. after lingering illness. August 6. Mrs. Claire L.

I Cunningham) heloved wife of Frank W. Jr. of 160 Dan- forth Saxonville. age 36. Funeral services Monday morning at 8:15 a m.

from The Boyle Bros. Funeral Home. 173 Union followed by a Requiem Mass at St. George's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment Edg ell Grove Cemetery.

Funeral home calling hours Saturday eveing 7-11). Sunday 2-4 and 7-10. Relatives and friends are invited to attend CII.ROY Tn Chestnut Hill. Aug. 8, Martin Joseph, of 252 Independence beloved husband of Elizabeth A.

(Kelly) Gilroy, devoted father of jtditn A. liiiroy of cnestnut rim. Isabel M. O'Neill of West Roxbury and Edgar Gilroy of Boston. Funeral from the Francis E.

Kenney Sons runerai Home, 144a rtiver si. Hvde Park. Monday, at a.m Solemn High Mass of Requiem in Hnlv Name Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10 p.m., Minaay 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.

Late member of the Holy Name parisn iioiy Name society. r.OSSELIN In Somerville. Aug. 8 imelda (Uirouxi. of central beloved wife of the late Henry Gosselin ai.d mother of Raymond of Somerville.

Rita Brogna of Wo- nurn, Juliette pneian of somer ville and Beatrice Sullivan of Providence. R.I. Funeral from the E. L. Kelleher Funeral Home.

67 Broadway, Monday at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Benedict's Church at n'rlnrlr Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers. Visiting hours 2-4 ana p.m.

GRABFIELD In Milton, Aug. 5. G. rnuin oraoneia, m.u. Of 15 Hutch inson st.

Beloved husband of Marion Konertson father of Philip n. oi uanen. K.X.. ana Mrs. toward s.

luora lash of Jtnaca N.Y.. he is also survived bv 4 grandchildren. Tuneral services at si. Micnaei episcopal unurcn. Randolpn Milton, on Saturday at 2 p.m.

It Is earnestly requested that there be no flowers sent. HARRIS Of Walpole. formerly of Canton. Aug. 5.

William husband of Elsie Marriott Harris: late residence Glendale father of Reginald of Canton and Mrs. Howard Mary Hayward of West Bridgewater. Funeral services in the H. S. Graham Son Funeral Home.

15 Church Canton. Monday. Aug. 9. at 2 p.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday evening 7-9. HERMANSON Of Lexington. Aug. 5.

R. Adnene (Morgan) Hermanson. beloved wife of Lester F. Herman-son of 32 Greenwood sister of Mrs. Grace Humphreys of Arizona.

Funeral seivices will be held in the Maddison Chapel of the First Baptist Church, Lexington Saturday. Aug. 7 at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours at the Louis H.

Spencer Funeral Home. 52 Waltham Lexington Center, Friday. Aug. 6. 2 4 and 7-9 m.

JOHNSON Of Watertown. Aug. 5 John I. of 111 Holt beloved husband of Catherine B. iCunniff); father of Robert F.

Johnson of Wo-burn; son of Mrs. Julia Johnson of Allston; brother of Mrs. Joseph Gramer, Miss Hannah Johnson and Mrs. Frank Sliver. Funeral from the Short Williamson Funeral Home.

52 Trapelo Belmont Monday, Aug. 9 at 9 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Lukes Church. Waverly at 10 a.m.

Friends may call at he Funeral Home Saturday 7-10 Sunday 2-4 and 7-10. of Boston and the Brae Burn Country Club. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the chapel of the Harvard Congregational Church, Harvard and Marion Brookline. Burial will be private.

Nancy Carroll, Ex-Film Star, Found Dead NEW YORK (AP) Nancy Carroll, 60, a red-haired movie actress of the 1930's, was found dead in her midtown Manhattan apartment last night. The body was discovered by Miss Carroll's daughter, Mrs. Patricia Bevan, who went to the apartment with a policeman after her mother failed to show up for a scheduled per formance in a play. She was co-starred with Bert Lahr in "Never Too Late" ThaeDDTaanPPNVZee PlayhUSe u.c i.icui- cal examiner but said trie death appeared to be natural. Miss Carroll was a film fa- Aires tl.

John Allen. Hattie A. Armata, Louis Bloom. Carlton Braverman. Louii Brown, Joseph E.

Buckley. James Burner. Andre H. Canavan. Catherine M.

Cooper, Thelma Kudlach, Clarence P. Laniewski, Mary L. Lemmo Antonio Marftirette B. Donald. MacLellan, James Malonay, W.

W. McKinnon, Alice Moloney. Helen Moreau. Ernest J. Corleto.

Beniamino Morse. Julius C. Cozia, Veto F. Nordberg. John A.

Crowley, Albert O'Brien. Thomas O'Hara. Mary M. Oliveri. Joseph D'Meara, Elizabeth M.

O'Rourke, John Partridge, Donald S. Pingree. Bernice Pray, Frank G. Rood, Alice Crowley, Maurice Curtis, Mary V. BoCarmo.

Antonio Durusel. Sukru Eberle, Ma reel la M. Farrell. Helen E. Furlong.

Basil J. Gartland, Chester Generazio. Claire L. Gilrov, Martin J. Gosselin, Imelda Grabfield, G.

Philin. M.D. Harold P. Sr. Hermanson, R.

Adrienne Harris, William L. Johnson, John I. Kelly, Martin P. Keough, Florence Killeen. William King.

Marguerite King. Mary H. Kolp. Marlon Rosvall. Ebba B.

Ruhl, Henry C. I Salvaggio, Calogero Sanlosuosso, Mariannina Sawyer, Miss N. Mae Seale. Stanley E. Shuttleworth.

J. A. Sterry. Peter E. Sullivan.

Francis E. Tager. George J. Taylor, Frances L. Wasson, William H.

Williams, Judge White, Mary AGRF.STI In Somerville, Aug. 8. John of 222 Pearl beloved husband of Virginia (Meschinoi, father of Mary. Peter. Theresa, and Frank Agresti.

Reposing at the DeVito Funeral Home, 761 Mt. Auburn UJATTBTMtlin ff I ing at 8. Solemn Funeral Mass at St. Anthony's Church. Vine st Somerville, at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday, 2-5. 7-10 p.m. Please omit flowers. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Maiden. AM.E.V Of 41 Selwyn Belmont. Aug. 5. Hattie A.

iParmenten. wife of the late Ethm Allen. Services at the Short Williamson Funeral Home. 52 Trapelo Belmont. Saturday, Aug.

7 at 3 p.m. Friends ma.v call at the Funeral Home Fri-dav 7-9 p.m. BI.OOM Of Weston, Aug. 6, Carlton W. Bloom, father of John Bloom of Andover, and stepfather of Stewart Ellis of Weston and Stephen K.

Ellis of Sudbury. Funeral private. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Rectors Discretionary Fund of Trinity Church. Newton Center. Mass.

Omaha. Nebraska and Alta-dena. California papers please copy.l BRAVERMAN Louis H. of 20HO Park Miami Beach. Fla.

in Boston. Sadie i Freeman devoted father of Mrs. Jennie Eigner Sadie Braver- Aug. o. Deioveo nusoand man and Milton Braverman.

all of Swampscott. George Braverman of Maiden. Dr. Harry Braverman of Fort Lauderdale. and Dewey Braverman of Indiana: also survived by seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

Services at the Torf Funeral Chapel. 1615 BEACON BROOKL1NE. on Sunday, August 8. at 11 a. m.

No chapel visiting. BROWN Of North Easton, formerly of Medford. Aug. 6, Joseph brother of Mrs. T.

J. Moriarity of Dorchester, and Andrew Brown of East Orange. N.J. Funeral from the Gaffey Memorial Funeral Home. 43 High Medford on Monday, Aug.

9, at 8 a.m. Reauiem High Mass in St. Joseph's Church. Med ford. at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10. Sunday 3-5 and 7-10. BICKI.EY In Lynn. Aug.

6, James son ol toe al Patrick J. Ann Margaret (Noon! Buckley, of 154 Western av. Funeral will be held from the William E. McGinn Funeral Home. 157 Maplp st T.vnn.

pn Monday, at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Keouiem in ht. Pius Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m BI'RNKR Of Plqua.

formerly of west Hoxnury. Andre Husband of Jean i Mansfield father of Ann and Andre son of Jean and Olga Burner. Service at the All Saints Episcopal Church. Plqua. munaay, Aug.

at a p.m. CANAVAN In Roslindale. formerly oi unrcnesier ana bourn boston Aug. 5. Catherine beloved daughter of the late Michael and uainprme ianavan.

sister ot John (Happy i Canavan. Funeral from me jonn i muiry runerai Home, it Fpnnspi Monday at a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem In St. Peter's Church at 10. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours z-3 and v-iu. interment New Calvary Cemetery. Late telephone operator. JOOPER Formerly of West Medford. Aug.

6. Thelma (Scolley), wife of Kenneth W. Cooper. Mother of Marjorie. Kenneth.

Claire, Garv and Audrey. Services at the Gaffey Memorial Funeral Home. 43 High Medford on Monday, Aug. 9. at 2 p.m.

Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10. Sunday 3-5 and 7-10 P.m. COZZA Of Hingham. Aug.

8. Veto residenre 99 Wompatuck beloved husband of Catherine (Cody) and father of Veto. Lawrence, Joseph. Victoria. Carmella Cozza and Mrs.

Lorraine Goss, and step father of Fred and Kathleen Orlando and Mrs. Elizabeth Tub-berville and brother of Mrs. Viola Walsh, Mrs. Margaret Volpcini. Mrs.

Mary Fowler. Funeral from the Tobin Funeral Home. 668 Mass. Boston, Monday at 9 o'clock, fol lowed by. a Solemn Mass of nequiem in St.

Paul's Church. North st. at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours, Saturday 7 to 9.

Sunday 2 to 4. 7 to 9. Commander South End i-osi, ion American Legion. Service at Any Distance Complete, personalized service and superior facilities at prices within the range Of all. Serving all religions.

J. S. WATERMAN SONS Sine 1832 Offices Chapels B0S10N, Kenmors Sq. 5364110 WELLESLEY, Wellesley Sq. 2354110 WAYLAND, Rte.

30 653-3350 ALLSTON ST 2-0389 CARLEY FUNERAL HOME AS Cambridge 81 ALLSTON BELMONT SHORT I WILLIAMSON INC. I7S Brlrhtnn At. Allston 62 TrsPflo Rd. Belmont BOSTON KE 6-8380 JOHN i. CONNOLLT FUKERAl SERVICE MOD Wsihlns-tnn it DORCHESTER 6-4570 FITZGIBBON FUNERAl NOME tit Adams St DORCHESTER CO 5-2500 SCALLY FUNERAL HOME Pleasant St.

KELLY In Veteran's Hospital. Coral iraoies, Aug. 5. suddenly Martin retired sergeant. Boston Police beloved husband of the late Jennie M.

(DeCoste), and father of James F. Kelly of North Reading. Mrs. Marguerite West-water of West Newton, and brother ot james of A.ver. lerrence of Mattapan and William Kelly of Boston.

Funeral from the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 2000 Centre WEST ROXBIRY, Monday. Aug.

at 8:15 a.m. Requiem Funeral Mass in St. Theresa's cnurcn at 9 clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Late veteran of World War I.

and member of Boston Police Post No. 250 A L. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Parking in rear of funeral home. Interment at St.

Joseph's Cemetery. KEOUGH Of Kinsstnn. Auv 8. florence M. (Bonnelli.

mother of Mrs. naoui i Hazel i Tarantino of Kingston and grandmother of i nomas M. Hoache of Allston and Louis Tarantino of Kingston, age 71 years. Funeral service at the Shepherd Funeral Home. Center St.

off Rte. 3A, Kingston on Monday. Aug. 9 at 9 a.m. Interment in Woodbrook Cemetery.

Woburn. Calling hours Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. KILLEEN In Salem. Aug. 5.

William niiieen ot Latayette Salem, formerly of Boston: husband of the late Florence (Spencer) Killeen: son of the late John A. and Eileen lO'Donnell) KUleen. Funeral will take place from the Clarence it. Lyons and Sons Funeral Home. 28 Elm Danvers Monday at 8:15 a.m.

followed by a Funeral Mass in Annunciation Church, Danvers at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

West Roxbury. Retired gargent, Boston Police Department. KING In North Tonawanda. N.V.. auk.

n. iHh.i. Marautfrir ni (Dwyer King, formerly of Brigh ton, moiner of John Robert Richard William Edward Mrs. Russell Arena, Mrs. Jean Madden and the late James C.

King and devoted sister of Jeannette and Kathleen M. Dwyer of Brighton. Funeral from her home in North Tonawanda, N.Y., Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in St. Christopher's Church.

KING Of Dorchester. Aug. 6. Mary h. tmanoneyi.

oeiovea wife of Earl residence, 41 Howe st. Funeral from the F. J. Higgins Funeral Home, 4236 Washington ROSLINDALE Monday. Aug.

9, at 10 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Peter's Church at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9.

Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. Parking in rear of funeral home on Cummins hgwy. KOLP Marion (Hershenson), of 17 Regent circle. Brooklme. Aug.

6. beloved wife of Herman; devoted mother of Mrs. Dorothy J. Gordon, and Mrs. Bernice Benson, both of Newton, and Mrs.

Leda Lurie of Framingham; loving sister of Mrs. Lilly Blacklow of Brighton. Mrs. Bessie Lohr, Mrs. Esther Zin-man and the late Dr.

Bert Hershenson. all of Brookline. also survived by 7 grandchildren. Services at the Torf Funeral Chapel, 1615 Beacon Brookline. on Sunday.

Aug. 8. at 1 p.m. Memorial week at her late residence. Expressions of sympathy in her memory may be made to the Jewish Memorial Hospital.

No chapel visiting hours. KUDISCH On Thursday. Aug. 5. Clarence P.

oi ZJ Kenilworth Newton Centre, beloved husband of Elizabeth (Rosenfeldi; devoted father of Kenneth and Clay Kudisch and Mrs. Leonard Ansin, all of Newton; brother of Mrs. Herbert Freedman of Brookline and Leonard Kudisch of New York; dear grand tamer ot Ansin oi iNewton. Services will be held at Temple Ohabei Shalom. 1187 Bearnn st Brookline, on Sunday, Aug.

8. at 11 a.m. Memorial week through luesaay Aug. lum win oe private. Please do not send flowers.

Remem brances in his memory may be made to Temple Ohabei Shalom, 1187 Deacon Brooxiine. LANIEWSKI (Lanski) In South Boston, Aug. 6, Mary of 16 Gates beloved wife of the late William Laniewski. and devoted mother of John P. Demskv of watertown.

and Anthony M. nem sky of Newton. Funeral from the Zaletskas Funeral Home. 564 Fast Broadway (corner of Monday at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St.

Mary's Polish cnurcn. Andrew at 9 clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday, 2-5, 7-10. Interment in New Calvary Cemetery.

LEMMO In Belmont, formerly of Cambridge, Aug. 6. Antonio, of 44 Trowbridge beloved husband of the late Vincenza (Parlovecchio), father of James Lemmo and Mary Mancini. Reposing at the DeVito Funeral Home. 761 Mt.

Auburn WATERTOWN, until Monday morning at 9. Solemn Funeral Mass at St. Paul's Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

ALONE In Dorchester, Aug. 6. Waiter beloved husband of Anna M. (Coakley). Residence 14 Owencroft brother of Mrs.

Anna Campbell and John Maloney. Funeral from the John C. Mulry Funeral Home, 2 King at Dorchester Monday at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Gregory's Church at 9.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10. Sunday 2-5 and 7-10. Interment New Calvary Cemetery. MrKINNON in Winthrop.

Aug. 5. Alice B. (Marotta) heloved wife of Angus Joseph McKinnon: devoted mother of Mrs. Lorraine A.

Boudrow, Dianne B. and Charlene A. McKinnon: daughter of Anna (Tasca) and the late Vincent Marotta and sister of Anthony and Joseph Marrota: late residence 28 Beach rd. Funeral from the Ernest P. Caggiano and Son Funeral Home.

147 Winthioo Monday at 8:15. a.m. Solemn High Mass ot nequiem at St. jonn the Evangelist Church at 9am Relatives ani friends invited. Visiting hours Fri-, aay i-v, Saturday, Sunday 2-4, 7-9.

MOLONEY In this city, of North Falmouth. Aug. 5. Helen Moloney (nee Connors beloved wife of the late J. Francis Moloney.

Sister of Mrs. Donald Kirbv. Mrs. Anthony Mashak Funeral from the Crosby Memorial. 867 Beacon st.

(near Park on Monday morning, at 9:15. to be followed by a Requiem Mass in St. Ignatius Church. Chestnut Hill, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited.

Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. MOREAU Of Watertown. suddenly. Aug. 6.

formerly of Newton. Ernest beloved husband of June (Russell brother of Mrs, Florence Burns, Mrs. Mary Wolenden. Ulric. Carl.

Mrs. Rita MaeI.enri. Leon Beatrice. Joseph, and the late Conrad Moreau. Residence 223 Watertown st.

Funeral from the w. n. i nomas lviemoriai uneral Home. 7o Galen Watertown. Monday.

Aug. 9. at 8:15 a.m. Solemn Reouiem Mass at St. Jean l'Evangeliste Church.

Newton, at 9. Relatives and friends are kindlv invited to attend. Calling hours jiaiuraav Sunday 3-5 and 7-9. w.w. ii veteran.

NORDRERG At Carver. Aug. S. 196a, John beloved husband of Florence E. (O'Neill), and father of Mrs.

Carol E. Schofield. Mrs. Joan M. Larsen, formerly of Dorchester.

Funeral services at the Stephen E. Brennick Funeral Home, 138 Norfolk (corner of Whitman Dorchester. Monday. Aug. 9.

at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Late member of Boston Latin School Alumni and Harvard Class of 1928. Visiting hours 2-4. 7-10 p.m.

MALDEN DA 2-0834 WEIR FUNERAL HOME Colin n. Dennis 144 Sslem St. NEWTON 332-2000 SCHLOSSBERQ'S CHAPELS RSft Walnut St 1257 Blue Hill At. MatUnsn rtewtoB ROSLINDALE FA 6-0461 FOLSOM FUNERAL CHAPEL 3 Belirsd At. ROSLINDALE ROXBURY JOSEPH RUSSO FUNERAL HOMES 14 American lesion Hjrhwy.

(Formerly of the West End) FAS-5300 (Amol. Fsrklnr) SOMERVILLE 625-0910 OAVID FUDGE SON, INC. 1J0 School Lexlnttsn. VO t-41110 100 Hlshlsnd SomerTllI WTLUAMiU-Of Mini. Chard hushanri nf Ma (Culp), father of Harold P.

Jr. of Natick Funeral services from the v-napei oi tne Harvara congregational Church, Harvard Marion Brookline. on Mondav, Aug. 9, at 2:00 p.m. Interment private.

WHITE In Cambridge, Aug. 5. Mary oeutiagei. oi su Antrim ne-loved wife of John White mother of John F. William P.

and Paul J. White: sister of Walter. i-eo. coward. Arthur.

and rrancis seitnage. mrs. James (Alice) Donovan. Mrs. Thomas (Grace) Hadfield.

Funeral from the John C. Burns and Sons Funeral Home. 305 Broadway. Mondav. Au(.

9. at a.m. Hign mass of Keauiem In St. Mary's Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours 35 ana 7-10 p.m. LATE DEATH NOTICES ARMATA Of Roslindale, Aug. th, Louis, beloved husband of Mary A. i Sikora son of Baldassare and the late Mary (Grillo), brother of Mrs Rose Sarno. Roslindale and Vito Armata.

Mattapan; residence 36 Pleasant view Roslindale. Fu neral from the Carroll and Thomas Funeral Home, 22 Oak Hyde 1-arK. Monday morning at s. solemn High Mass of Requiem in St Joseph's Church, Wood at 9 Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing hours Saturday and Sunday 2-5 ana -1U.

CORLETO Of Winthrop. formerly of JLast Boston. Aug. b. Hemamino.

of 1HU raullne beloved Husband ot the iate Marianna (LaCretai, fathei of Elena V. Chiampa of Florida, Mildred C. DiMento of Brighton, Dr. Marion C. Sabia of Winthrop and East Boston: brother of Lucia DiGiorgio of East Boston and the late Michael and Felix Corleto and RafTaella Vitale.

Also survived by 8 Kranacnudren. lv great giandcmi-dren, and 1 great great grandchild. Funeral from the DiPietro Vazza Funeral Home, 11 Henry st. (opp. Maverick Sta.) East Boston.

Complete notice later. DONALD Of Woburn, Aug. 6. for merly of North Reading, Margarette B. (Hallamore).

of 313 Main wife of the late John A. Donald. Funeral services at the Croswell Funeral Home. 19 Bow North Reading, on Monday, Aug. 9 at 11 a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours at the Funeral Home on Saturday 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. MacLELLAN In Auburndale. Aug. 8.

James C. brother of Sr. Mary Clarentia, S.B.S., Blessed Sacred mission, itoxoury: Margaret Marchant. Alexander -T tr.7lvn MacLellan. Residence 330 Lexington st.

Funeral from the T. J. Lyons ui.eiHi nome, liiv wasmngton st West Newton, at a time tn he an. nounced later. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Saturday (-i. ounuay i-o ana v-io P.m. MORSE On Friday. Aug. 6.

Julius C. ui me noiei ijeaconsnelel. Hrook- line. beloved husband of Jeska awanii morse; aevotea fatner of David L. Morse nf Newton rn(r.

and the late Richard F. Morse of rtiau survivea Dy lour and two great-grandchildren Rrnthcr nf Mre Dreyfus of Brookline. Services ai the chapel at the Temple Israel Meeting House, Longwood av. and Plymouth Boston on Sunday, .1.. o.

i p.m nease ao not send flowers. Remembrances in his memory may be made to the Hemophelia New England Cambridge. PINGREE Of Somerville. Aug. 8.

bernice m. (Morse) widow of i.Lewis P'nKree. formerly of fnn urd. avV of Robert VZm Pingree of Somerville feel t11" rCook Pf Revere. Serv' fSSm iheunel Home of David Fudge, Son, 100 Highland hrrLUl'in.

Visiting anu cunuay -w p.m, BOSTON GAS WORKERS UNION LOCAL 12003. DIST. 50. U.M.WJ announce the death of Brother fnhi, i S5al5 tnmeri i Fnnir.i u. nicnaroson wasnmgion st Dorchester, near Codman on Mon aay.

Aug. 9. 1965. at 1 p.m. Visiting aHr7 Saturday 7-9 P.m..

Sunday TI ROBERT G. McKENNA. Pres A. DeCRlSTOFORO, SOUTH END POST 105, A.l. we regret to announce the death of our Commander Victor Cozza funeral service, fnl Mass- aVo" Mcmday 9j at 9 dock.

Legion ritual on Sunday evening at 7:30 nm Comrades please attend JOHN COOPER. Adi. SHAWMUT LODGE A.F. A.M. With profound regret members are notified of the death of Brother Clarence P.

Kudish on August 6. Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Sunday. AllSUSt A. at Temnl nhahai 1187 Beacon Brookline.

uxmnnnu ivrtijivi.fiN lviasier LOUIS S. BLACKSTONE, Secy. TEAMSTERS UNION LOCAL 25 We regret tn nnrntnr th Hath a Brother Fred DiGennaro in Plain-ville. Mass. Former employee of Pis-torino Inc.

Funeral from the Sperrv and rfoRlnU Fiinal Grove North Attleboro. jiuraay, mig. at it a.m. Visiting hours Friday. 2-4 and 7-9.

WILLIAM J. MCCARTHY. Pres. ARTHUR O'ROURKE, Sec-Treat. IN MEM0RIAM 1942 Rev.

Michael O'Flanagan 196S Of Ireland on the "JSd Anniversary of His Death. When most of the survivint leaders of the I91 sine were in Prison. Father Flansiran'l was the most powerful voice to claim for Ireland the rlr hts which Allied Statesmen had suaranteed to other small nations. When Rail Eireann assembled for the first time in January, ll, the first voice to be heard was that of Father Mirhael O'Flanaaan Who had been selected to open the proceedings with a prayer. Of Him, Cathal Bruaha nnre said, "He was the staunrhest Print who ever lived In Ireland." With dfeo appreciation, of His Heroic endeavor and favor of human frei-dnm.

Sincerely, DANIEL DOHERTY. Aug. 7, 1961 Allcs I. Kelley 196S Husband, Herbert William Kelley, Marie Kelley, Joseph Leo Kelley, and Jean Maraaret Kelley. Masses belns said at all missionaries.

1936 Arthur E. Butt 1963 Always in our hearts and prayers. His daughters Mabel, Florence (ieorfina and Marjorie, 1963-Mark Holler 1965 Lnvinsiy remembered by nil sisters and brothers. In lovinr memory of my dear wife. Shirley Ann (Smol I.arl-more, who passed away three years ago, Aug-.

7, 13. "I think of you as one who sleeps all free from grief and pain, your memory I will always keep until we meet again." Larry. In Memory of IVIary T. McKinnon On her birthday. Masses being said.

Mother, you're missed more than words can say. Charles W. McDermott Lovingly remembered en bli birthday. The McDermott Family. Clare Generazio Framingham Resident, 36 FRAMINGHAM Mrs.

Clare L. (Cunningham) Generazio, 36, of Danforth died Friday at the Phillips House, Massachusetts General Hospital. A native of Hopkinton, she was a member, of the Framing ham Country Club. Mrs. Generazio leaves her husband, Frank Generazio an officer of the New England Sand and Gravel three daughters, Donna, Debra and Gena; three sons.

Peter, Michael and Frank, all of Framingham; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Almon Cunningham of Hopkinton; three brothers, Almon Cunningham Wil liam of Hopkinton and Jake of Wuhamstown, and a sister, Mrs. Guido Ottaviani of Framingham. The funeral will be hold Monday morning with a high Mass in St.

George's Church at. 9. Rin-ial will he at F.rlppll orove Cemetery. the Wilson Doherty Funeral Homei" a' 0-uested to a'tend- Justice Harold Putnam Wil- liams 82, who retired as an associate justice of the Massa chusetts Supreme Judicial Court three years ago, died Friday in Hahnemann Hospital, Brighton, after a long illness. Justice Williams' long career included the role as one of the prosecutors in the Sacco-Vanzetti case, which became a cause eelebre in American jurisprudence.

A former resident of Brook line, Justice Williams had lived at 333 Orchid Millis, in recent years. He married the former Mary Harriet Culp in 1911. She survives him as does their son, Harold Jr. of Natick, Throughout his 56 years as lawyer, prosecutor and jurist, Justice Williams maintained a reputation for brilliance and fairness. A modest, studious man, he insisted on high standards and excellence rather than haste.

Born on Oct. 2, 1882, Justice Williams was the son of Fred H. and Julia Annette (Black) Williams. His father was a member of the Massachusetts Legislature. Justice Williams attended Brookline High School and was graduated cum laude from Harvard University in 1903.

He received his LL.B. from Harvard Law School three years later. Admitted to the bar in 1906. Justice Williams spent 12 years in private practice and then was appointed assistant district attorney in Norfolk and Plym- out Counties by Fred Katz mann, then district attorney. In 1922, when Mr.

Katzmann declined to run for another term, Justice Williams entered the primary campaign and de feated another of Mr. Katz-mann's assistants. HAROLD WILLIAMS (1947 Photo) While Mr. Katzmann was dis trict attorney, he prosecuted, in 1921, the Sacco-Venzetti case, and Justice Williams did a great deal of the preparatory Everett Sloane Hollywood, TV Character Actor LOS ANGELES (UPI) Ac tor Everett Sloane, a member of Orson Welles' Mercury theater group and featured in 'Citizen Kane," was found dead Friday at his home. Police said his death was an ap parent suicide.

Sloane, 55, apparently died from an overdose of pills. According to Sgt. Frank Grav-ante. Gravante said there were two notes found at the scene. The veteran of hundreds of movie and television parts had been starred or featured in The Men," Patterns," "Prince of Foxes, and other films.

Police said a member of the family had called Thursday to express fear Sloane planned to take his life because he had bought some pills. EVERETT SLOANE (AP) His wife, Lillian, said Sloane was in the bedroom of their Brentwood home when she found him. The coroner's office was called on to confirm-cause of death. A long-time actor on "The Goldbergs," he made his stage debut with the Cherry Lane Theatre Group in New York. The slender, husky-voiced Sloane was one of the busiest actors in television and the movies.

The New York native had just finished work on a television show, "Honey West," of which only one episode had been completed. Ct. Boy Drowns At Scituate SCITUATE Philip H. Doyle, 14, of Carriage Avon. Ct.

drowned in the South River shortly before 4 p.m. Friday. lhe boy, vacationing with his parents at 22 Palfray Humarock, was swimming with several other boys when he drowned. An unidentified man pulled the boy from the river and tried to revive him. vorite with her big, blue center for member of the class of 1893 of English High School.

Upon graduation he entered the clothing business where he to the office of president. He held this post from 1920 until his retirement in 1953. After his retirement he was appointed an executitve of the Mens' Clothing Industry Arbitration Board. Mr. Morse was a member of Temple Israel of Boston and of the Columbian Lodge of Masons A.F.&A.M.

In addition to his wife he leaves his son, David L. Morse of Newton Centre; a sister, Mrs. Edwin J. Dreyfus of Brookline; four grandchildren, Kicnara Morse Jr. ot JNeed-ham, Mrs.

David Shearer of Worcester, Ruth and Julie Morse of Newton and two great-grandchildren, Andrew Morse and Richard F. Morse 3d. Services will be held Sunday at the chapel of Temple Israel Meeting House, Long-wood Boston, at 2 p.m. Internment will be in the Temple Israel Cemetery, Wake field. John A.

Nordberg Shipyard Machinist, 61 CARVER Services for John A. Nordberg. 61. retired ma- ctppl Cn Vnr- Riv( chi yard, will be held Monday at 9 a.m. at the Stephen E.

Brennick funeral home, 138 Norfolk Dorchester. Mr. Nordberg died suddenly Thursday at his home, 8 Crystal Lake Shore dr. A native of Dorchester, Mr. Nordberg was a graduate of Boston Latin School and Harvard College, class of 1928.

He leaves his wife, Florence E. (O'Neil), and two daughters, Mrs. Carol E. Schofield and Mrs. Joan M.

Larsen. Marien Kolp Operated Dress Shop Mrs. Marien Kolp. 65. of 17 Regent circle, Brookline, died Friday at a Brighton nursing home.

Mrs. Kolp with her husband, Herman, operated Allison's Dress Shop in Roslindale until their retirement three years ago. thrjewtah MemW ItepiW ILadies' Auxiliary and an ac tive volunteer worker with h-, Mrs. Kolp was a life mem- ber of the Jewish Rehabilita- the Aged in Roslindale, and was also a member of the Friends of Brandeis and a Gray Lady for the American Red Cross. Mrs.

Kolp leaves, besides her husband, three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Gordon and Mrs. Bernice Benson, both of Newton and Mrs. Leda Lurie of Framingham; three sisters, Mre T.illv UlanVlrtii, r4 rrY i ton, Mrs. Bessie Lohr and Mrs.

Esther Zinman both of Brook. line; and seven grandchildren. aervlce win oe aunaay ai i P-m- at the Torf Funeral Chapel, 1615 Beacon Brookline. Burial will be in the Sha-Tfilo Cemetery, Baker st, West Roxbury. I can-Sunday Advertiser, died Friday in a West Palm Beach, Fla.

hospital. He would have been 70 on Aug. 17. He began his newspaper career in Chicago and moved to the American and Mirror in New York. As city editor of the Mirror, he headed cover- age of the Lindberg kidnap story.

In 1937 he came to Boston and began his "Around Boston" column on theater and night club personalities. Mr. Clarke was versed in popular, jazz and classical music. He co-authored the score of "Tabloid" with composer-conductor Ferde Grofe. He leaves his wife, Helen (Wells) and three children, Cyrus 12; Caroline, 11; and Georgia, 15.

Carlton W. Bloom Owned Boston Firm WESTON Carlton Bloom, 74, of Orchard president of Raw Materials Inc. of Boston, died Friday after a long illness. Born in Red Oaks, he was a veteran of World War I. He organized and commanded the Battery 150th Artillery in France from 1916 to 1918.

Mr. Bloom was a graduate of the University of Illinois and was associated with the Union Pacific railroad. He was general sales manager of the Godfrey L. Cabot Co. before founding the Raw Materials company in 1945.

He is survived by three sons, John C. of Andover, Stewart E. of Weston and Stephen K. of Boston; a brother Alvin F. of Omaha, a sister Inez of Altadena.

Calif, and 11 grandchildren. ana nean-snapea iace. She was said to be the first girl to sing and dance in a feature talking film, opposite Buddy Rogers in Abie Irish Rose" in 1928. A. Robert Almedia Killed in Auto Crash TKT A VWyVT TV A T-1 "UUCIj Almedia, 42, of 74 Greenwood business manager of re- search and development for Arthur D.

Little Associates of in an automobile accident in Rumford, Me. For the past five years, Mr. Almedia was a member of the towns Finance Committee. He! was named chairman of the VJCUTgc vldiKc committee last year. rote or Record-Amencan Mr.

Almedia was a graduate George Clarke, former col-of Massachusetts Institute of umnist for the Record Ameri- 45B Hieh DEDHAM, Mondav at 8:15. Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Sunday 3-5 and 7-9.

SANTOSUOSSO In Revere, Aug. 6, Mariannina iRapa), beloved wife of Luigi, of 26 Stowers and mother of Joseph of Redwoood City, Ralph and Mrs. Eleanor DiNuccio. both of Revere, and sister of Mrs. Antonetta Cirignano of Italy.

Funeral from the Bruno Chanel. 291 Revere on Monday, Aug. 9, at 9 a.m. Solemn Hieh Mass of Requiem at St. Anthonv's Church at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-5 and 7-10. Late member of the Revere Ladies' Lodge Order of Sons of Italy in America. SAWYER In Boston. Aug.

4, Miss N. Mae Sawyer, age 83; beloved aunt of Mrs. Barbara S. Ansell of Melrose and Miss Elisabeth Small of Brookline. Services at Robinson Chapel, 809 Main Melrose, Saturday at 11 a.m.

Friends mav call Friday, 7-9. It is requested that flowers be omitted. Those who desire may send gifts in her memory to American Cancer Society. 138 Newbury Boston. SEALE Stanley died in Waltham Aug.

4. Born in Barbadoes. British West Indies, son of Thomas and Susan Seale. Husband of the late Florence (Wetherby) Seale. Relatives please contact Dr.

William F. McLaughlin, superintendent of Metropolitan State Hospital, Waltham. TW 4-4300. SHUTTLEWORTH In Dorchester, Aug. 6, J.

Arthur, beloved husband of the late Minnie (MacDonaldi. of 63 Oakton brother of Mrs. Helen Rice. Mrs. Clara Larson and Miss Charlotte Shuttleworth.

Funeral services at the Richardson Funeral Home, 424 Washington Dorchester, on Monday, Aug. 9 at 1 p.m. Visiting hours on Saturday evening 7-9. Sunday 3-5. 7-9 p.m.

Late member of Aberdour Lodge AF AM and Thomas J. Roberts Post No. 78. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. STERRY Peter Edward, in Braintree.

formerly of South Boston. Aug. 5. Husband of the late Henrietta A. Burnettl Sterry; father of Mrs.

Joan C. Pash; brother of Mrs. Laura Hogan of South Boston. Late residence 115 Cain av. Funeral from the Leo J.

McMaster and Son Funeral Home. 86 Franklin St. (Rte. 371 Monday. Aug.

9 at 8 a.m. followed by a Hi3h Mass of Requiem in the Church of St. Clare at 9 a.m. Relatives and frtenri am respectfully invited to visit Satur- aay 7 to and Sundav 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. SI I.I.IVAN Suddenly, in Brighton.

Aug. 5. Francis late resident 81 faneuil beloved son of Charles E. and the late Mary (Cormier) Sullivan; brother of Joseoh R. Sullivan of Brighton.

Funeral from the Leo M. Birmingham Funeral Home. 471 Washington Monday, at 8:15 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Columbkille's Church at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday evening. 7-10 p.m. Sunday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Veteran World War II.

TAGER In Cambridge. August 6. George Joseph Tager of 18 Day st. formerly of 1010 Massachusetts ht sband of Teresa B. McGillivrayi TaRer.

father of Rita T. Burns of Belmont, Barbara T. Ryan of Winchester, grandfather of Jere. Chip, Peter and Christopher Burns, Kathleen. Christine.

Susannah Frank Ryan Funeral from the Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home. 907 Mass. CAMBRIDGE. Monday at 8 a.m.

Requiem High Mass at St. Paul's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Saturday 7-10 p.m. Sunday 2-5, 7-10 p.m.

Veteran W.W. I and II. and retired Chief Petty Officer U.S.N. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to St. Paul's Church Restoration Fund, Harvard Cambridge.

TAYLOR In Largo. Aug. S. Frances L. Ralston formerly of Rotnn.

devotpH wife of Rnhrt Taylor nd mother of Robert Kennedy of Wilmington, Mrs. Hugo Bemtsson nf Long Island. New York. Mrs. Harry Raskin of Chestnut Hill and the late Arleen Ferri.

Funeral from the Frank H. Lally and Sons Funeral Home. 496 Harvard Brookline (nr. Commonwealth av. Monday morning 11 a.m.

Visiting hours Saturday -10. Sunday 2-4 and 7-10. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Contributions may be made to your favorite charity. WASSON Suddenly, in Revere. Aug. fi, William husband of Theresa (Schenna). of 88 Arlington and father of Barbara Iorio of Nashua, New Hampshire, and Walter Secord of Caldwell, New Jersey.

Funeral services at the Murray Murray Funeral Home, 262 Reach Mon day. Aug. 9. at 10 a.m. Visiting 1A I I and 7-io p.m.

MJRJLEIRIML Technology, and was a registered professional engineer. He was a member of the American Institute of Metallurgical Engineers, the American Ordnance and the Armed Forces Chemical Assn. He leaves his wife, Kathryn two sons, Bruce and John; and a daughter, Jane. Harry A. Burgess Lexington Contractor Harry A.

Burgess a building contractor in Lexington for 65 years, died Friday at the age of 88 at his home, 9 Adams st, Arlington, He was a member of the Boston Real Estate Board and owned the Pine Meadows golf course in Lexington. He was a member of the Trinity Bap tist Church in Arlington. Mr. Burgess leaves his wife, Mary and three children, Mrs. Mary Farrington, Harry A.

and Warren, all of Arlington. Funeral services will be Monday at the Trinity Baptist Church. James L. Hurley I Former Painting Contractor FRAMINGHAM James L. Hurley, 64, died at the Framingham Union Hospital Friday after a short illness.

A lifelong resident, he lived at 150 Grant st, and was a retired painting contractor. He leaves a brother, Joseph C. of Hudson and a sister, Mrs. Michael J. Cahill.

A Mass of requiem will be offered in St. Stephen's Church Monday at 9 a.m. Burial will follow in St. Stephen's DORCHESTER CO S-3S37 MORRISSEY 8R0THERS 119 Stouihlon St. EAST BOSTON LO 7-0910 FREDERICK A.

MAGRATH 28 Chelsea gt EVERETT DU 9 0015 J. E. HENDERSON CO. All Broadway EVERETT DU 9 0852 SHATTUCK FUNERAL HOME 60S Broad rT FOREST HILLS 524-0861 BRADY FUNERAL HOME 10 Tower Rt.