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I j-'-yi- yajr jyag -ig- Va? la. Vtf' 'T 2 The Boston Globe Friday, September 9, 1966 33 DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS 7.rA0!ftn North Cambridge. I Kent 8. lflnfl. Walter 1 7 as OBITUARIES lnol.ATO In JVlninrfi be Rttera, K'Pt.

fiana (Minraii and (miter of IJirmenlc, James, Joseph, Mn Schrtlllll, Gregory mnl Mill la Scitnlino ef Rfvtrt. reaidenee 51 Davis at Funeral from lire Bruno Funeral Home. 2(11 Revere i Saturday Of Airman's Death fi I i in. fcolemn High Mats at St. tritium a church at I IS.

Hela ivea and frierida Invited. Visiting bouia a to and 1 to 10 Dm. BALOV-In Arlington, Sept. 7. M1U L.

Brown i of '28 Crescent Kill beloved wlfn of Chester and mother of Cheater J. Jr. and C.regr.ry O. Balc.n Funeral from the John o'Oonncll Funeral Abba Sales Dies, 64, Civic, Charity Leader iPVrlSfili Westwood. Kept sXrd.y an SWAMPSCOTT Abba Sales of 33 Kings Beach ac- in "vfif nnel i 4 kla groups for mgny yearS( died hursday in Lynn Hospital ti, folanm Funeral Home H.gh .1.

WfcStWOOli ftr a brief illness. Born in Austria and a jyntn nd Swampscott resi- QzJ ABBA SALES a .1,. A and lhe 0nnt ff Co. nf I.vnn Fnr th past 15 years he was a sales man for the Suffolk Upholster ing also of Lynn. Mr.

bales was a trustee of Hillel Academy of the North Shore and vice-president of in the New England Jewish Na tional Fund Council. A 32d degree Mason, he was member of Mt. Sinai Lodge of Lynn and Aleppo Temple, Boston. Mr. Sales was past president of the Lynn District, Zionist Organization of America and the Jewish National Fund of the North Shore.

He was a member of the board of the Jewish Social Service Agency, Temple Beth El, and the Jewish Community Fed eration of Lynn He had also been active in the Toastmasters Club of Lynn, Lynn Chamber of Commerce Speakers Bureau, and the Lynn Young Men's Chris tian Assn. During World War II he was a member of the National Guard. In 1963, a grandfather of five, he was graduated from the Hebrew Teachers College F. W. Bronson, Was Alumni Editor at Yale AitocUtffd Prrif NEW HAVEN, Ct.

Francis at Louis W. Ross, Architect, Dies; Rites Saturday Louis Warren Ross of 206 Lincoln Newton Moston architect lor mere 'i than four decades, died Thurs-1 day in Newton-Wellesley Hos-' pital following a brief illness. A Newton resident since the' early 1920s he was designer of av LOUIS W. ROSS University of Massachusetts, including the Student Union and the Home Economics structures. Mr.

Ross, who retired last year, was graduated from UMass in 1917 and served as an infantry lieutenant with the 166th Regiment of the 42d "Rainbow" Division in France during World War I. He was awarded the Purple Heart with oak leaf cluster. The Harvard Graduate School of Architecture alumnus designed his first building at the Amherst campus of UMass in 1934 with the construction of Thatcher Hall. He also waxdesigner of edifices in Winchester, Needham, Northampton and. Newton.

He was a Summer resident of Rockport for the past 10 years. Mr. Ross was a member 01 Hiram Lodge of Masons in Arlington, where he was born, and Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity and the American Institute of Architects. He leaves a wife, Dorothy M. (Pickett) Ross; a son, Warren R.

Ross of Framingham; a daughter, Mrs. Sally L. Pesta- lozzi of Carlisle; a sister, Mrs. B. Ross Wilkins of Ashland, N.H., and seven grandchildren.

Services will be Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Newton Ceme tery Chapel. UNVEIL1NGS An Unveiling of a Memorial 10 xne iaie FRANCES H. DINSFR1END will he held KnnHav. Sent 11.

Iflfi. at 11:30 a.m. at the Tifereth Israel Cemetery, Grove West Roxbury LOUIS D. BRANDEIS POST 195 LADIES AUXILIARY JEWISH WAR VETERANS An Unveiling of a Memorial to the late EDWARD A. UEBERMAN Will be held Sunday, September 11.

at 11 A.M. at the American Austrian Cemeterv, Montvale, Woburn, Mass. Comrades and sisters are invited to attend, JACK PRAGER, Cmdr. ESTHER PRAGER. Pres.

An Unveiling of a Memorial ta the late EVA MAZONSON will be held at Agudai Achim Cemetery, Melrose, Sunday, Sept. 11. at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. The Unveiling to the late EDWARD UEBERMAN will be held at The American Austrian Cemetery, Montvale, Woburn, on Sunday, Sept.

11, 1966. al 11 a.m. Friends and relatives invited. An unveiling of a memorial to the late HYMAN FRIEDMAN will be held Sunday Sept. 11.

at 12 noon at the Hebrew Volin Cemetary. Baker West Roxbury. Relatives and friends kindly invited. The Unveiling of a Memorial to the late BETTIE K. FEIN will be held Sunday, Sept.

11, 19R8. at 11 a.m. at The Lindwood Memorial Park, NiPrth Randoloh, Mass. Relatives and friends invited. The Unveiling of a Memorial to tne late EVA MILLER will be held at Cambridge Beth Israel Cemetery, Everett on Sunday, Sept.

11th at 11 a.m. Friends and relatives cordially Invited. An Unveiling in Memory of REBECCA COHEN i VV jJ'A 64, tits a W. Bronson for 29 years the 0f the three original mail car-editor of Yale Alumni Maga- riers in Williamstown and was zine, died Thursday at Yale-jthe last of the group to retire New Haven Hospital. He was in 1936.

65. During World War he Mr. Bronson retired from served with Co. of the his position as editor of the magazine, one of the nation's' and later served as comman-most influential alumni jour-jder of the guard's veterans nals, in June of this year. organization.

He was a mem- Born in Minneapolis, he had worked as a reporter on the. old New York Tribune after; graduating from Yale Univer- sity in 1922. He later worked for the publishing firm of Doubleday, Page and the Brookline, realizing 'an al most lifelong ambition." also had said he wanted to "keep up with his two grand sons who were beginning to attend a local Hebrew day school, and to be able to answer any of their questions." Mr. Sales leaves a wife, the former Bertha Levow; a son, Berel of Skokie, a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Malikow, also of Skokie; a brother, Wolf Sales of Los Angeles, Calif, and five grandchildren.

Services will be Sunday at 11:30 a.m. in Temnle Beth EI. Breed Lynn. Interment will be in the temple's cemetery in Pea body. George W.

Bryant Retired Mail Carrier, 92 WILLIAMSTOWN George Wallace Bryant, 92, of 102 Water one of the original three mail carriers here, died North Adams Hospital. He operated a paint and wall paper store on Spring st. in the 1890's and later became a foreman for the late Perry Smedley, a well-known Will-iamstown contractor. In 1909, he left the con- rnr inn fioM VianAmA rrm Massachusetts State Guard. er or Williams L.odge of Masons, North Adams Lodge of Elks, and a member of the Williamstown First Methodist jUiiirch.

He leaves a son, William c- rvant- Services will be pdSlor' Joseph D. Shea Dies on Colo. Visit; 65 NEWBURYPORT Services for Joseph D. Shea, 65, retired telephone installer of 198 Water who died unexpect. edly Wednesday on a visit to Denver, where one of his daughters resides, will be Monday.

He worked in the Lawrence area for 42 years, retiring three years ago. Mr. Shea was past president of Local 12, I.B.T.W. of Law-rence. A soldier in World War 1, he was a member of the American Legion in Lawrence, the Second Corps Cadets of Salem, and Telephone Pioneers of America.

He leaves a wife, Lillis Ray Shea; two daughters, Mrs. Jean Lappen of Pelham, N.H. and Mrs. Marietta Cutter of Denver. Services will be in the Dewhirst funeral home, 80 Broadway, MHethuen, at 1:30 Monday, Antonio Del Vendo Rites Saturday yarning Services for Antonio Del Vendo, 58, of 30 Boston Somerville, will be held Saturday at 9 in St.

Clement'! Church, Somerville. Mr. Del Vendo, who was shop steward at International T- f. 1 I 1 Hoyt Advertising Agency, 1,1 Newsweek magazine. iMethodist ChiJrch here with He wrote a number Klfll'R Suddenly In South totwi.

Rept 7, Vlnrent. beloved huaband nf th lata Anna Fiavlnt, and brother of Stella Klhurla of Worcester, lata residence. Sal Broadway Funral from tha O'Brien runeial Home, 148 Unrreitrr Salmday morning, al IV Solemn High Funeral Maaa at fit. Vincent's Church, at 8 00 Brlativea and filends Invited. Visiting hums, 3 4, and 7 10 LAVOILI, in Cambridge, Sept.

8 iwa, Kobinsnn A. huihand Ada F. iLaidlawi. reaidrme 118 Chestnut brother of Margaret Trueadala and lleanor Peru LrRLANC In Quincy. Sept.

7, F.llia- beih T. iCoagrovei, tha beloved wife of Leonard P. IBIanc of 874 Southern Artery and sister of Rey. John Cosgrove of Duxbury, Rev. Jame, Coagrov, of Handolnh.

Sr. Mary Elizabeth, Went Springfield, Thomas of Milton. Frank and Felix Cosgrove and Mrs. lionora McAuley and Mrs. Catherine Cor-rigan.

all of Quincy. Funeral from the Sweeney Brothers Horn, fur Funerals. I IMlf PI-NOKN( K. AV- EM QUINCY, Saturday, Kept. 10 ai a a.m.

solemn rugn Masa of Requiem at St. Joseph' Church at o'clock, relative, and frienda in vlted to attend. Visiting hour. -jnursday 7-9. Friday 2- and 7-8 p.m.

LONG Of St Petersburg, formerly of Roslindale. Sept. 8, Samuel beloved husband of the late Margaret Lindsay i Long, father of Margaret Selby. Elizabeth Sheoard. Robert.

William and Samantha Long. Funeral service, at the P. E. Murray Funeral Home. 512 Centre (JAMAICA PLAIN), Satur-urday.

Sept. loth at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Late member of North Side Ixidge 2B.1, International Association of Machinists Lodge Retired employee of New York. New Haven Hartford R.R.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-10. Interment in Knoll wood Memorial Park, Canton. MaeKINNON Suddenly In Melrose. Sent. 8, Donald A.

of 57 Cottage husband of Caroline (Harothi and father of Peter MacKinnon of Wakefield. Services at Robinson Chapel, 809 Main Monday at 1:30. Friends may call Saturday. 7-9 and Sunday 3-5 and 7-9. MANGAN1EM.O In East Boston.

Sent. 8th. 1988. Ralnh. of II Lam- son beloved husband of the late Angelina (Schiava) and father of Michael of California.

Frank of Weymouth, Louis of Philadelphia, Anna Correale and Connie Autilin. both of East Boston Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Funeral from the Rapino Memorial Home, cnelsea St. (at jyiavericK sq.) Saturday at 9 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Mt.

Carmel Church at 9:30. Relatives and friends invited to attmd. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Late member of Gaetano Bruno Society and Social Club. Parking In rear of funeral home. MARIANO Of Dedham la Brockton V.A. Hospital, Sept. 6, Jerry husband of Adeline V.

(Police) and father of Gerard F. Mariano of 131 Milton and brother of Angelina Petrozzi. Carmela Connare, Angelo, Rose, Frederick. and Suzanne Mariano, Adeline Romano and Florence Edwards. Funeral from the Hugh Cannon Funeral Home.

437 High st. on Saturday morning at 8:15. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Relative, and friends invited.

Visiting houts Thursday 7-10. Friday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. MAXWELL Whitman, Sept. 6, Ada P. crimen aged Ml, wite oi uih late Mortimer D.

Maxwell, formerly of Norwell and Marshfield, sister of Mrs. Henry C. (Lulu) Ford of Norwell, aunt of Mrs. Herbert A. (Miriam) Lincoln of Norwell and Mrs.

James L. (Eleanor) Davidson of Savannah, Ga. Services at the snarrell Funeral Home. Cen tral Norwell, Saturday, Sept. 10 at 2 p.m.

Visiting hours are omitted. MAZER Departed Sept. 8, Harry, of 245 woodrow jjorcnester. De-loved husband of Annie Mazer and devoted father of Irving Mazer of Mattapan; dear brother of Yetta Gregerman of N.Y.C.; also survived by 1 grandchild. Services at The Stanetsky Memorial Chapels, 1505 Blue Hill Mattapan, Tri-day, Sept.

9 at 10 a.m. Memorial week at hia late residence. ExDres- sions of sympathy may be donated in ins memory to Lioavitz lesmva 122 Elm Hill Roxbury. McCARTHY-BURKE Formerly of East Boston, faept. 7, Margaret (Pryce), wife of the late Richard McCarthy, mother of Walter P.

Burke of Norfolk, and Mrs. M. Phyllis Keese of westwood. unerai from the John F. Holden Westwood Funeral Home, 55 High st (off Rte.

109) Westwood, Saturday at 9 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Margaret Mary Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

McCOY In Woburn. Sent. 8. Jennie M. (Casey), of 6 Park drive, for merly of Lowell and Tewksbury, mother of Wilfred J.

and Thomas F. of Lowell, Paul J. of Tewksbury, and Madeline Gibson of Woburn, sister of Joseph Casey of New Jersey. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 10 at 9:00 a.m.

from the Farmer and Dee Funeral Home. 16 Lee Tewksbury. High Mass of Requiem at 30:00 a.m. in St. Williams' Church.

Tewksbury. Calling hours at funeral home Thursday evening 7 to 10 and Friday 2 to 4 p.m. and to 10 p.m. MeLAUGHLlV In Dorchester, suddenly. Sept.

7. Frank, beloved husband of the late Doris L. Kelly McLaughlin, and father of John F. McLaughlin brother of Mrs. Marion J.

Allen and Thomas J. O'Brien of Randolph and the late Wiljiam McLaughlin. Funeral from the Timothy J. Mahoney Sons Funeral Home. 644 Dudley Saturday, Sept.

10, at 9 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Paul's Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10 P.m., Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

MIKOLAJEWSKI-tWyeskl) In Mil ton, Sept. 7, 1966, Jeannette beloved daughter of the late Bron-islaw and Pelagia Fertvkowska Residence, 104 Brook sister of Mrs. Mae Murphy, Mrs. Frances Limont, Joseph Stanislaus F. and Caesar Mikolaiewski.

Funeral from the Dolan Funeral Home. 140 Washington (DORCHESTER LOWER mills), on Saturday morning with Solemn High Mass in St Mary's (Polish) Church, (Andrew Square) at 9 o'clock. Relitives and friends invited. Visltins hours Thursday 7-10 p.m., Friday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. MUNNIS In Milton.

John M. Husband of Margaret (Degnani of 88 Pleasant st. Father of Robert and J. Gary. Funeral services to be held at the Johnston Funeral iiuiiic, -t ui, uidinic tfiiiivu.

jii Saturday. Sept. 10 at 10 a.m. Call ing hours are omitted. MURRAY Of Brideewater.

in Brock ton, Sept. 7, Walter P. Murray, husband of Bernice (Warmboldl Mur ray, age 4t years, ot Jo7 centre formerly of Quincy. Funeral services Saturday, Seot. 10.

at 2 o'clock at the Central Square Congre gational Church. Friends may call at the Prophett Funeral Home, 9b Bedford. Bridgewater, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 on i riday O'CONNELL, In Jamaica Plain, Sept. 7. Rose A.

(McManu,) of 39 Goldsmith beloved wife or the late Thomas -T O'Cnnnell: heloved mother of Anna A. Miller, grandmother of Rosemary A. and Francis B. Miller, Jr. Funeral from the Robert J.

Lawlor Funeral Home, 363 South riuntington JAMAICA PLAIN (opp. Cardinal O'Connell Seminary) Saturdav at 8 a.m. Solemn Mass of Reouiem in St. Thomas Aouinas Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited.

Visiting hours Thursday 7 10, Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Late retired employee of New York. N.

H. and Hartford R. Member of Harborview Lodge 232, Brotherhood of R.R. Workers. OTONNEI Of Providence, R.I., In Boston, Sept.

7, Catherine beloved daughter of Mri Catherine rMcF.nery), sister of Mary Mnclsaac of Hyde Park. Funeral from the F. J. Hlggln, Funeral Home. 4238 Washington st Roslindale sq.

Saturday, Sent. 10. 9 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Sacred Heart Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friend.

Invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-10. Parking In rear of funeral homt on Cummin, hwy. I AVIS MONUMENTS 3600 WASHINGTON ROSLINDALE (neir Forest Hills MBTA Station) JA 4 4300 Open 9 to 5 ff er trrife frrr fr Ar'afef 0oofrt, I I Ctnt ni aasirtfi if tin mini in ls1if Fl'rine "lurd.r'se'p" io i I'm! Hel.t,v;.-.d ind, in- vlted. Calling hour.

Thuraday and rriday 2- and 7 10 rn Ketired employee of 1 S. Post Office. Bos- I 1 1 1 7iun beloved brother of Annie arrnll Funeral fiom the Keel Funeral Home 2I7S Maaa. an Saturday morning at II. followed Hequlem Hiah Maaa In St John a liiuKh at 11 4S.

Helatlvea iind It miim invllawt Vultlng hour. nt 7 10. HANK Mrs Porter formerly of Newtriri, In Daytona Beach. Honda. Aug.

TSd. the ia furvlved Mr! t'barlea Knight. Boulder. Colo. Mrs.

fluh- faid Henry, Thornton. Colo and lis. Rutirrt MiUhell of Waban. nterment later In Newton Cemetery at the convenience of family. CHAN IT Mam la In Waldohoro.

Sept 8. daughter of Mabel P. Chase. Allaton, Mais Funeral services Kail Funeral Home, 2 o'clock Sdtuiday. Sept.

10. Interment in Dutch Neck Cemetery. Waldo-boio. Me. COMKRFORD At Deertng.

H. and Cambridge, Constance F.lea-nor, age 59 years. Native of Bos ton; widow of John fiirhatd and mother of Mrs. Faith Kermnda of Deermg. Mrs.

Edith Belleville of Whitehall. Y. and Mrs. lava Estrs of Somervlile, Mi.sa. A niece of Earl Clee of Boston.

Funeral Sunday from Deerlng Community Church at 2 p.m. Friends may call at the home of Mrs. Faith Kermnde in Deertng. Friday 8c Saturday CEOMPTON Formerly of Winthron Sept. 6, Frank husband nf the late Edith and father of Gwvn-neth Premetz nf Ann Artvir.

Mlrh Service, at the Reynolds Funeral Home. IKO Winthrori WinthroD. on Sunday at 3 P.m. Visiting hours Saturday 2-4. 7-9 P.m.

In Dorchester, by accident Sent 7. Paul IISNG. helmed ion of Joseph G. and Eleanor V. (No lan).

Residence 20 Edison Green Visiting hours in the Murphy Fu neral Home. 1020 Dorchester Thilisdav 7-1(1. Fridav 2-4 and 7-10. Solemn High Funeral Mass in St. Margaret's Church.

Saturday morning. Sept. 10 at 10 ciock Relatives and friend, invited: Parking in rear of funeral home. CURRIER In NewburyDOrt. SeDt.

8 George W. Currier husband of Pearl currier, a Short Salisbury in hi, 70th year. Former Medford resident and emDloyee of Lincoln Laboratory. Member Post 45 A.L. of Medford.

Funeral from the George E. Twomey Funeral Home. 193 High Newburyport, Saturday at 8 a.m. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. Star of the Sea Church, Beach Salis- hnrv.

Rurial Oak Grove Cemetery West Medford. Calling hours Friday 2 4. 7-9 Del.sy Of Hingham, Sept. 8. Mary Alice, beloved sister of JJavla.

rran- cis and John T. DeLay, former residenca 48 Hersey retired Whitman School teacher. Funeral from the Pyne Funeral Home. 21 Emerald Hingham, Saturday, Sept. 10 at 9:15 a.m.

Solemn Requiem Mas, in Saint Paul's Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited, visiting hours Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. DELVENDO In Somervlile Sept. ft, residence 30 Moston Antonio, beloved husband of Antonette Ce-drone) and father of Mrs. Phyllis Covington and Maurice Del Vendo, and brother of Samuel, Patrick, Joseph Del Vendo.

Mrs. Anna Di Cicco, Margaret Rindin, and Mrs. Lucy Tenasso. Funeral from the Cataldo Funeral Home, 374 Broadway, Somervlile. Saturday at 8 A.M.

Solemn Requiem High Mass in St. Clement', Church at 9 a.m. Relative, and friend, Invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10 and Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. DIA8 In Roxbury, suddenly Sept.

7, Charles beiovea nusoana ot me late Mary A. Dias (nee Graham); residence 89 Quincy brother-in-law of Bernard Donahue and uncle of MrY Marguerite R. Gill. Funeral from the Bernard Kelly and Son Funeral Home, 8 Church Dorchester, on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 8 a.m Requiem Mass at St.

John's Chu'ch at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Interment New Calvary Cemetary. Calling hours will be on Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Retired employe, of Boston and Maine R.

R. DI NARDO Of Woburn, Sept. 8, Josepnine (earuei oi iurr mam wife of the late Domi.ilc Di-Nardo; mother of Anna Del Gaudio, Jessie Kehoe, Carmen anJ Harry tiiriin: ister of Mary Casatelh, and SeraBno Barile. Funeral from the McLaughlin Funerrl Home, 5 Pleasant Saturday at 8:15. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St Anthnnu'i Chnreh at 9 a m.

Rela tives and friends invited. Visiting hour, 3-5 and 7-10. nnl.lM or Fnre-st Hills. Sent. 8.

Mae N. (Flanagan), devoted wife nf th late Thnmas Dolan. ReSi dence. 120 Hyde Park av. and nf Mrs Lillian M.

Reardon of Dedham, Mrs. Katherine I. Ma-loof of Raynham, T. Francis of Dedham and Paul J. Dolan of Nor wood.

Funeral from tne J. u. rai-Memorial Funeral Home, 7 GreenouBh Jamaica Plain, Monday, Sept. 12 at 8:15 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St Andrew the Apostle Church at 9, anrl friends VindlV invited Visiting hours Saturdav and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9.

Parking rear of Funeral Home. nofui RrnnklinA. Sent. R. Jo- sephine C.

(DeLuca). beloved wile oi Carmine J. and mother of Celeste. Joseph and Benjamin Donisi of 125 Waterston Wollaston, and daughter ol Mrs. Maria i Quincy), sister of Anthony, saiya-tme, Guy and George DeLuca.

Mrs. Jenny Canone. Ann DellaSala. Helen Franco. Frances Biancuzzo and Mary Phillips.

Funeral on Saturday from the William Hisgins Funeral Home. 520 E. Broadway (So. Boston), at 9 o'clock, followed bv a Solemn Funeral Mass at M. Ann', Church (Wollaston).

at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hour, Thursday 7-10. Friday 2-4, 7-10. DONOVAN In Dorchester, Sept.

7. Rachel Burton Deiovea win of the late Joseph M. Donovan, mother of Joseph W. Donovan, Edward Doyon. Mrs.

Margaret Del Selva and Mrs. Gladys Norton, also survived by 9 grandchildren, residence 66 Mora st. Visiting hours at the John G. Molloy Milton Funeral Home, 1126 Washington Dorchester Lower Mills, on Thursday and Friday 2-4, 7-10 p.m. Funeral Eprulrps at.

the First Presbyterian Church, 32 Harvard Brooklme on Saturday September 10 at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. GARR1TY In Dorchester, Sept. 7 lQfifi. Anna wi nee wa ace De- lnvpH wife of Arthur E.

and mother of Sister Marie Edward. C.S.J and Sister Arthur Marie, S.N.D., and Arthur E. sister of William, Stephen. James and Philip J. Wallace.

Residence, 824 Washington st. Funeral from the Stephen E. Brenirk Funeral Home. 138 Norfolk (comer of Whitman Saturday, Sept. 10 lit 8 a.m.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem in St. Matthew's Church at 9 a.m.. formerly of 84 Burt st. Relatives and friends invfted. Visiting hours Thursday evening 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

HOPE In Somerville, Sept. 8. Ethel beloved wife of Mr. James C. Hope of 28 Jay mother of Donna, James A.

and Linda Hope; daughter of Mrs. Susie Small and the late Mr. Fitz Albert Small: sister of Mrs. Ruth Pearson. Mrs.

Alberta E. Singleton, Kenneth E. and Charles A. Small. Also survived by other relatives.

Funeral services Saturday, Sept. 10 at 10 a.m. at St. Bartholomew Church, Harvard Essex Cambridge. Family pres ent Friday.

7-9 p.m. at the Davis Funeral Home, 89 Walnut Rox bury. Relatives and friends invited HORWOOD Of LynnfleId.Sept.7, 10R8 William M. of 1 Timber Hill Lane beloved husband of Violet (Bvirden) father of William B. of Burlington, Jean Apruzzese of Everett.

Ronald of Melrose. Funeral services at Salvation Army Citadel. Chestnut Chelsea. Saturday, Sept. 10.

at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends may call at the Carafa Funeral Home. 389 Washington Chelsea Thursday 7-9. Friday 2-4 and 7-9. ING ALLS In Everett, Sept.

9, Anna I AO irnlnl .1 Wife of the late Stanley W. Mother of Walden C. of Everett and Robert S. of Ohio, sister of Arthur V. of Reading and George E.

of Everett. Funeral from the Chapel of J. E. Henderson 517 Brond-wav, Monday at 8:15 a.m. High Mass of Requiem in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9:00 a.m.

Friends may call at the chapel Saturday 7 to 9, Sunday to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. KKRR In Waltham. Sept. 7, Aithur huraiianri nr ie lure nener r. (Morriss) of 224 Temple father nf Alice fi.

Rankin and Unrothy P. Boerstler. Funeral from the Rockwell Funeral Home, 195 Mt. inhnrn at. Watertown Saturday at 8 a.m.

Requiem High Mass at Our Lady Comforter of the Afflicted Church, Trapelo waitnam at w. Relative, and friend, invited. Visit ing hour, rrioay a- ana i- n.m ACrVOKIMi. 1 PARK 1 unveiung': Sunday, Sept. II, 1966 Marcii Joan Steinberg at 1 2 1 00 noon Harry Goldberg at 2i00 P.M.

pr8fn.i.o -in Medford. Bept. S4rW4rtn at Ir.varf piarlle. of 127 huanartd SI F. of Medford ani Mrs Grara Terry of California iwia irr i en brother of Antrw Mis, Pn tt-AU Mrs.

Mary Mn hony (Armvi and Aicm of omervilla. nalanl til Revere. Mrs Anne DrGrefono of Medford. and Mis. Theresa atalano ol Roa-hodale.

Funeial from the fjello Funeial Home, so Main at Saturday at 8 18 a.m. Hih Maaa of Rrtiuiein In Hi Clement's burch al I Helatlvea and frienda are respectfully Invited, VtSltlnaT hours 2 4 and 7-10 m. 49 in. POI I ON of MatUoan. Ileot Peter J.

beloved husband of Grace A. rCarvelli, and father of James. Conatance and Christine Poulo, and Conntantma Ponlos and brother of Alec, Nick. Angela and Virginia Poulo. Residence 1422 Blue Hill av.

Funeral from the Alfred momaa Funeral Home. 4 Fremont Saturday morning at 10. Funeral in the Greek Catholic Ihurrh, Boston, at 11. Relative, and frienda respectfully Invited. Vlait-lng hour, 3-5 and 7-10.

'J' In Chelsea. September 7. "imam residence 43 Smmnrr y- brother of Louise murimrf. r-UKington. Funeral aerv ices in the Frank A Welsh and runerai Home, 718 Broadway Saturday at 2 m.

Relative, and friends most kindly Invited. Visiting hour, Thursday 7-10. Friday arm r-iu. 'n Sept. 7.

Chrlatine nice of 27 Adama at lianvers, wife of the late Edward C. nii-e arm motner ol Genevieve Col vine. Cambridge. Helen Buxton. riarriei nice and Clifton Rice all of and Edward Rice of Mlddlrton.

Funeral services will take place In the Clarence R. Lynn, and Sons Funeral Home, 28 Elm Danvers, Saturday at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Visiting hours today 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in Walnut Grove Cemetery.

Danvers. ROGERS In Jamaica Plain. Sept. 7. jvrary a.

(iNeuiei Late residence 240 Arborway. Funeral from the John J. Gill Funeral Home, 53 South Saturday, Sept. 10 at 10 a.m. Solemn High Masa of Requiem in St.

Thomas Aquinas Church at 11 am. Relative, and friend, invited. Visiting hour, Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. Retired employee of the S. S.

Pierce Co. Past Regent of St. Thomas Aquina, Circle No. 808, Daughter, of Isabella. ROSS In Newton Sept.

8, 1968. Loui, Warren, husband of Dorothy M. (Pickett) Hos, of 206 Lincoln father of Warren Rawson Ross of Framingham and Sally Ross Pestalozj of Carlisle; brother of Mrs. Beatrice Ross Wilkins of Ashland. N.H.: also survived bv seven grandchildren.

Funeral service In the Newton Cemetery Chapel. Saturdav morning, Sept. 10 at 11 o'clock. Please omit flowers. ROSSI In Revere.

Sept. 7, Alfred. of 23 Dawes heloved husband of Elvira (Doti). Father of Louis and Ralph, both of Revere. Funeral from the Paul Buonfiglio Funeral Home.

128 Revere Revere. Sat urday, Sept. 10. at 9:30 a.m. Solemn High Mass ot Requiem in at.

Anthony's Church at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting hours Thursday and Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made In his memory to the Revere Memorial Hospital. ROTBFRG-POTASHNICK Lillian (Allanorri, oi 74i oyron iviiami "Reach.

wife of Nathan Rot- berg and beloved mother of Esther Ring of Chestnut Hill, Dorothy Britt of Maiden, Ann Efrima of Israel and Albert Pntashnlck of Israel and sister of Kay Grumer of Miami, and Morris AllanofT PhilaHelnhia. and also sur vived bv nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services will be held at the Goldman r-u-neral Home. 174 Ferry Maldrn. Friday.

Sept. 9 at 11 a.m. Memorial week at the home of Mrs Dorothy Britt, 16 Hill Maiden Contributions in her memory may be made to the Congregation Beth Israel building fund corner Elm Dexter Maiden. SHAW Formerry of Weston and Watertown Sept. 7, Lucile Hayward (Kimball), wife of Frederick D.

Shaw of 3 Haverstock Franklin, mother nf Mrs. Llewellyn S. (Nancy) Bolton of West Medway and Mrs. Richard D. (Betsey) Hewes nf Cane F.lizaheth.

also sur vived by 7 grandchildren. Services at St. Peter', Episcopal Church, wacinn irriHav st 2 rj.m. In rrlace of flower, memorial, in her name may be made to tha American Cancer Society. SISTER M.

GERALD. R.S.M. (Rita M. Barry), suddenly at Mercy Hospital, Watertown. N.Y., Sept.

7, beloved sister of Marlon Joseph Veronica M. and Regina C. Barry of 1 Sparrow West rioxbury n.rrati c. RarTv nf 44 Conareve St. Rnslindale' and the late sister M.

Cyril, R.S.M. and Eileen P. Tim-merman. Requiem High Mass on Saturday morning Sept. 10 at Mount Mercy, Dobb, Ferry, N.Y.

STEEVES In Melrose, Sept. 8 Miss tmma J. sieeves. O'Brien and aunt of Eunice Ray, Isabelle Hickey, Russell F. Smith, and Valdemar Bang.

Services at Robinson Chapel, 809. Main Saturday at 11 a.m. Friends may call Friday 7-9. STCLPINAS In Cambridge, Sept. 0, 1966, JOSepn it.

OI OJl beloved husband of Mary (Maka-rovich) and father of Anna and Anthony Stulpinas. Funeral from the S. Baracewicz and Son runerai Home, 254 West Broadway. South Boston, Saturday at 8:15 a.m. Requiem High Mass at Immaculate Conception (Lithuanian) Church.

Cambridge at 9. Relatives and friends are Invited. THOMPSONOf Simsbury, for merly or r-asi Mildred (Ladd), wife of John A. Thompson of 3 Richard rd Sims-bury, mother of Glenn M. Thompson and Bonnie Lynne Thompson of Simsbury and Mrs.

Sally Marchi of Florence. Italy. Funeral service will be held at Christ Episcopal Church, Quincv, on Saturday at 12 noon. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may visit at The Mortimer N.

Peck Funeral Chapel, 516 Washington Braintree, on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. TIF.RNEV In Ft. Lauderdale. Sept. lMOrr, jormeriy oi West Somerville, Annie E.

(Gunnl, beloved wife, of the late Martin J. Tierney; mother of Mrs. John Feeney and Mrs. Anthony Doherty of Ft. Lauderdale.

Mrs. Jerome Vasile from Waltham and Joseph L. Tierney of Illinois: also survived by 11 grandchildren. 4 great grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Margaret Battele of Cambridge and Mrs.

Elizabeth Ford of Pittsfield. Funeral from the Keefe Funeral Home, 2175 Mass. North nr. sintiirriav morning at 8. Followed by a Solemn High Mas, of Konniem In st John's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Friday onlv. 2-5 and 7-10. Please omit flowers. Late member 3d Order of St.

Francis. VELENO Of Mavnard, Sept. 8. Pas-ouale. husband of the late Carolina (Colombo) and father of Michael, of Worcester.

Mrs. Mary J. Lalli. Mrs. Carmella Glazier, and "Mai-inn Terrasl.

all of Mavnard. Nicholas of Acton, and brother of Anthony of Maynard. The. funeral will be held from the Sheehan and White Funeral Home, 4 Bancroft Saturday at 8 a.m. followed bv a Solemn Hiuh Mass of Reauiem at St.

Bridget's Church at 9. Calling hours Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Relative, and friends invited. l. Joseph M.

(Michael beloved husband nf Margaret M. (Walsh) father nf Rosemary Michael Gerard and Patricia A. Vicsri. Late residence 417 East Eighth st. Funeral from the O'Brien Funeral Home, 146 Dorchester Saturday mnrnlnK at So emn High Hi neral Mass at St.

Augustine's Churrh at 9. Relatives and friends inivted. Visiting hours 2 4 nnd 7-10. Late veteran WW II and late member of St. Augustine Holy Name Society.

VINICK On Thursday. Sept. fl. Herman of 16 Shandon Dorchester Helmed husband of Ida (Schonfeldi devoted father of Roslyn Auerbach of Brockton. Also survived by 2 grandchildren, brother of Charles in ck nf Dorchester.

Ml ort Vlnlck of Swampscott, William Vlnlck of Brookline, Dora Kaitt of Dorchester and the late Ethel Dreajer. Services at the Levlne Memorial Chapel 304 Wash ngton Dorchester on Friday, Sept. 9 at 2 p.m. Memorial Week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Auerbach. 119 Rosemary Hrockton. Pleased do not send flowers. Remembrances In his memory may he made to tha charity of your choice. WALKER Of North Reading, aud-denly, Sept.

7, Earl W. of Jeffery beloved husband of Flora (Baldwin) Walker, falher of F.arl B. Walker of West Snulbport, Me. and son of Theresa (Shea) Walker of Fast Weymouth. Funeral services at the CroswcU Funeral Home, How North Reading on Saturdav, Sept.

10 at 2 pin. Relatives and friend, Invited. Visiting hours at the funeral home on Friday 2-4 and 7 CW-0255 10 BEACON BOSTON aria i iii'jriamLiiii II is is 19! Ruled Accident FALL RIVER The death of Airman 3-C Robert C. Fitz- gerald. 20, of thia city, in a shooting incident at the Altus Air force uase, Monday, hai been ruled accidental.

Air Force authorities aid that Airman Fitzgerald was fatally shot while standing sentry duty. Being held in protec tive custody by the Air Force Airman 3-C Dennis F. Reilly, iv, ot tsopus, n.y., who authorities said was also on sentry duty and fired the fatal shot. Investigation of the incident being conducted by a board of officers. Exact details of the shooting have not been dis closed.

sniiB nmnmmre DEATHS Badolato, Manganiello. Francesco Ralph Balon, Lllla L. Barrett, Mariano, Jerry T. Maxwell. Ada P.

Sarah Jan Mazer, Harry McCarthy-Burke, Margaret F. McCoy, Jennie M. McLaughlin, T. Belyta, Lucia A. Bergeron, H.

I. Bianchl, Louis J. Blackington, Ward Mikolajewskt- Boyd, Harry T. (Wyeskfj, Jeannette R. Munnis, John M.

Murray, Walter P. Murray, James J. O'Connell, Catherine H. O'Connell, Rose A. Perriello, Charlie Petlngell, Frances A.

Poulos, P. J. Pressey. William T. Rice, Christine N.

Rogers, Mary E. Boyden, James Boyle, Gladys I. Brehm, Sarah, F. Burke, Arthur J. Burke, John S.

Burkhardt, Martin Cambridge, Charles L. Camerion, C. Edna Capuzzo, Evelyn Carmichael, Jeannie R. B. Carroll, Walter J.

Chase, Mrs. Porter B. Chase, Mamie Ross, Louis Warren Comerford, Constance E. Crompton, F. S.

Curley, Paul J. Currier, G. W. Sr. Rossi, Alfred Rotberg- Potash nick, Lillian Sales, Abba DeLay, Mary Alice Shaw, Lucile Del Vendo.

A. Dias, Charles, DiNardo, Josephine Sister M. Gerald R.S.M. Steeves, Emma Stulpinas, J. R.

Thompson, Dolan, Mae N. Donisi, Mildred Tierney, Annie E. Veleno, Pasauala Vicari, Joseph M. Josephine C. Donovan, Rachel E.

Garrity, Anna Vlnick, Herman Hope, Ethel F. Walker. Earl W. Walmsley, H. R.

Waters, Thomas T. Horwood, Wm. M. Ingalli, Anna Kerr, Arthur P. Weaver, Anna Kibur, Vincent Langill, Robinson Weidmanf M.

A. Welnstein, S. Whitehill, Lucia J. Yakavonis, Walter Zeuli, Henry E. LeBlanc, Elizabeth1 Long, Samuel MacKinnon, D.

WATERS In Middleboro, on Sept. 7, Thomas nusoana oi me late Bridget Morren of 41 Glen don Woods Hole. Mass. Fu neral service will be field Satur day, Sept. 10, 8:15 a.m.

from Jen kins Funeral Home, West Fal mouth. High Mass of Requiem in St. Church. Woods Hole Mass. at 9 a.m.

Visiting hours at the funeral home from 7 to 9:00 p.m. Friday. Burial in New Calvary Cemetery, Boston, at 12 noon. WEAVER In Needham. Sept.

7, Anna M. (Crowell), widow oi Ainert r. Weaver; mother of J. Fred Weaver. Services in York, Saturday at noon.

WEIDMAN In Mission Hill Roxbury, suddenly, sept. Micnaei a. De-loved husband of the late Helen E. (Doolan); brother of the late Joseph M. of Jamaica Plain, tha late Lawrence J.

of Roxbury. devoted friend of Virginia Sheehan of Jamaica Plain, late residence 91 Horadan Way. Funeral from the O'Connor Funeral Home, 1558 Tre-mont opposite the Mission Church Rectory, Saturday, Sept. 10 at 8 a.m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the Mission Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting hours 2-5, 7-10 p.m. Interment Mt. Benedict Cemetery. West Roxbury.

Parking in rear of funeral home. Late member of Boston Carmen's Union, Division 589, late usher Mission Church. WEINSTEIN On Wednesday, Sept. 7, Solomon, of 422 Columbia Dorchester, (suddenly), beloved brother of Samuel Weinstein of Winchester, and Florence Lawrence of 1 Lincoln Terrace. Hull Services at the Le vlne Chapel.

470 Harvard Brook-! line, on Sunday, Sept. 11. at 10 a.m. Memorial week will be private. WHITEHILL In Gloucester, Sept.

B. of 3 Soutn HocKport, Lucia widow of Dr. Robert Whitehill and mother of Donald J. of Rock-port, David P. of Silver Springs, Md and Dr.

Duncan K. of Natick. Funeral at the First Congregational Church of Rockport on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 2 p.m. Visiting hours will be held at the Burgess and Mackey Funeral Home.

177 Main st Rockport, Friday, 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions mnv be made to the First Congregational Church of Rockport or the Addison Gilbert Hospital of Gloucester. YAKAVONIS Of Whitman. Sent. 7.

Walter of 53 Temple husband of Dorothy B. (Kernan). father of Janet D. of Whitman: brother of Frank of East Bridge-water, Mrs. Rose Neweski of Brockton.

Funeral from the Carroll E. Bump Funeral Home. 670 Washington Whitman. Saturday at 8 a m. Funeral from the Holy Ghost Church at 9 o'clock.

Visiting hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment St. James' Cemetery. Whitman. ZF.l'M Of East Boston, Sept.

7. Henry of 211 east Eagle st beloved husband of Nella (Fanilllll father of Marie Malch of South Norwalk, Rosmarie Serino of Peahody and Henry E. of Billerica, brother of Antonio of Last Boston Arthur of Roslindale. Rose Varr.a oi West Roxbury, Connie of Boston and the late Adamo and Adolfo funeral from the DiPietro and runerai Home. 11 Henry st (odd.

Maverick Saturday morning at 8. Solemn Requiem High Mass In St. John the Baptist Churrh at 8:4.1 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visiting hours Thursday evening 7-10, Friday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.

1'arklng in rear ol luneral home alter 6 p.m. ENGINEERS LOCAL 4 of Brother Louis J. Bianchi. Funeral from the Francis Kennry funeral Home, 144S Hiver Hyde Park Saturday at 9:15 Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Plus Church, Milton, at 10 clock, visiting hours Thursday and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 ROCCO AI.BERTO.

Pres. ANDREW A. McNULTY. Sec. BOSTON PLASTERER'S LOCAL 10 regret to announce the death nf nroiner Thomas waters.

Funeral will he held Saturday morning at 9 a ni. from The Jenkins Funeral Home. West raininiiin. LAWRENCE FINN, Ties JOS. MURPHY.

Rec. Secy MEDFORDToST 45 A.L. WE regret In announce the death of comrade HEHHKKT BKHiiKHON. fu neral from Galley's Funeral Home High at Medford at Septemher loth, Mass in St. Joseph's Church, High st.

at 8 am. No ritual. PAUL J. MULLIS. Commander I JUOIIM LUnLLIi Adj.

fept. iai IHHBS. KHturdau In at a 'tii mgn iiiuirni Mass In Kt 5l 7. and rlenda falling, hours Thursday D.m Fiiday 8-4 and 7 4 p.m. ARRETT-Of Somerville, Sept.

Sarah Janj rMcGratm of 3 beloved wife of the late Warry L. Barrett: n.other o( Sallv omeau of Somerville and aiter of Mablo Curl a of Framinaham and Helen Miekls of Florida. Helatives and frienda are Invited to attend the rvirei at the. First Unlversal-Ist Churrh, Highland Somer-villa on Saturday, Sept. 10th at 2 MJ.

Vlilling hour at the G. Kenna tt Son Funeral Home, 390 dford Thurtday and Friday and 1-4. Br.LYKA Of feucla A. i Cutter I widow of Joseph elyea. mother of Mr.

Alice Hat field, of 18 Albion at. Service at ariniij tnurcn, west JSmerson ihi.uiiui, at a p.ro, BERGCRON-Of Medford. Sept 8. rieiDeri heloved husband of Mary (Connie Kelley 1 of 25 Ronaele ra ratner of Bernard on of fjirrea nergeron; brother of Mrs. lelen Tracey, Mrs.

Daisy Drane Mrs. Eleanor Bolea and A.il,lr Bergeron. Funeral from The Gaf- jey memorial unerai Home. 43 High st Medford on Saturdav, Sept. 10 at 8 a.m.

Solemn High Mass in St. Joseph a Church at 9 chick. neiauves ana lriends in vited. Visiting hours, Friday 7-9 p.m. only.

Please do not send nowers. BIANCHI In Hyde Park, Sept. 7, Louia of 78 Chittick rd.i beloved husband of Either (Baga) Bianchi: loving father of Louis J. Jr. of Qulncy and Beverly McKiernan of Readville.

Funeral from The Francis E. Kenney Sons Funeral Home. 1445 River Hyde Park, Saturday at 9:15. Solemn High Masa of Reauiem in St. Pius Xth Church, Milton, st 10.

Relatives friends Invited. Visiting hours 'hursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-10. Late employee of The Perini Corp. Member of The Hoisting Engineers Local 4, Burial in Fairvlew Cemetery. BIACKINGTON Ward, age 35.

of 4240 So. West 50th Fort Lauderdale, died Sept. 7. due to injuries in construction accident. Former residence of Newton, Mass.

Survived by his wife Barbara; two sons, Roy and Steven: three daughters, Cheryl, Karen, and Diane all of Fort Lauderdale: four brothers, Robert C. Viet Nam, Earl Gomilllon, Fort Lauderdale, td-win Gomilllon, of Bruce. Charles Blackington. Newton. and his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Blackington of Newton. Mass.

Services 2 m. Saturday, Sept. 10 at Fairchlld West Broward Chanel. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. with cremation to follow.

BOYD In Winchester. Sept. 7. suddenly, Harry beloved husband of Alice E. (Morris) of 275 Cross father of Ronald A.

of Winchester, brother of James of Burlington and Garry of Newton. Fu- from the Lane Funeral Home, 60 Main Winchester. Saturdav, Sent. 10 at 8:15. Reauiem Hieh Mass in Immaculate Conception Church at 9 clock, visiting hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 3-5 and 7-9.

BOYDEN In Charlestown, Sept. suddenly, James of 5 North Mead st. Court, beloved husband of Anna V. (LotJuel father of James H. Boyden and Ann Boyden, both of Charlestown, brother of Gertrude Bcstoso of Washington and Isabel Phillips of Rockland Funeral from the John H.

Sawyer Funeral Home, 329 Bunker Hill st. Saturday. Sent. 10 at 8:10 am Solemn High Mass at St. Francis DeSales Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and frienda invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10, Friday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Retired U.S. Postal Employee, Veteran of W.W. mem-her of Bunker Hill Post 28 A.

L. member of the Holy Name Society, St. Joseph Retreat League and The Father Jim Hennessy ciud. ttREHM In Roslindale. Sent.

fl Sarah F. (McNealy) beloved wife of George Brehm and mother of JoseDh ConHn of Randolph, Mrs Eileen Cunniff of Hyde Park, and Albert Conlon of Stoughton nnd sister of Mrs. Jennie Drews. Mrs Helen DonoKhue and Mis. Lillian Hartrv.

Residence 12 Fawndale rd Funeral from the Bradv Funeral Home. 10 Tower Forest Hills. Katurriav mnrninc Sent. 10 at 8 Requiem High Mass in Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Thursday evening 7-10 p.m., Friday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Bl'RKE Of Wakefield, Sept. 7th. Arthur J. of 255 Albion brother of Agnes E.

and Mary F. Burke. Funeral from the Butler Funeral Home. 50 Albion baturday Sent. 10 at 8:15.

Hieh Mass of Reauiem In St. Joseph's Church at 8. Relatives ana tricnas mviiea Visiting hours, Friday 2-4 and 7-9. BURKE John aBe 79, died in Waltham. Sent.

fi. he was born Gloucester, son of Stephen and Mary Sullivan Btirke, relatives nlease rnnta Dr Wll lam F. Mc Laughlin, Supt, Metropolitan State Hospital. TW 4-4300. Bl'RKHARDT In Chelsea.

Sept. 8, Martin residence. 67 Clinton beloved husband of the late Martha (Gallagher), and father of Eleanor Collins, Dorothy Ring. Jean Mahan. William, and Martin Burkhardt.

brother of Carrie Sebring, Grace Wilson, Dora Wilson, Lillian Gil-feather and Alfred Burkhardt. Funeral from the Frank A. Welsh Sons Funeral Home. 718 Broadway, Saturday. Sept.

10, at 8 a m. Solemn HiKh Funeral Mass in Saint Rose Church, at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours. 2-4, and 7-10 p.m.

CAMBRIDGE Of Lexington, Sept. 7, chrlG 1 hnsbnnrl of Vera E. (Mavi of Cedar father of Doris A. Cnmbridse of Lynn. Phyl-i: tur uiriM nf West Gardiner and Charles W.

Cambridge UnrarH QorvirPS at the Funeral Home of David Fudee fc Son 120 School LEXINGTON, (Route 2A at Five Forks) Saturday at 1 p.m. Masonic Ritual Service Friday it Qimnn w. Robinson fHa-e A. A.M. Please omit flowers.

CAMERON C. Edna. Sept. 8. 1988.

in Cleveland, formerly of A nnEtnn Graveside serv ices. Lakeview 'Cemetery, East Cleveland, (X Saturday, Sept. 10 at 1 om. Funeral arrangements fcv Melbourne Son Funeral Home 112737 Euclid East Cleveland. O.

fivnr.r.n Of 177 School Ja- Pinln. Sent. 7. Evelvn (Dun can), beloved wife of Peter, mother of William, Mary Camuzo and Frtiov Funeral from the Wil liam J. Gormley Funeral Home.

509 Center JAMAICA PLAIN. Saturday. Sept. 10 at 9 nin. 6rJemn Hiah Mass of Requiem in St.

Mary Anopl, Church at 10 ClOCK Relatives and friends invited. VIs-tiiha hours Thursday 7-10, Tridav 2-R and 7-10. CARMICHAEL -In Boston, September 6. Miss Jeannie R. B.

Carmichael, formerly of 43 West Cedar at sister of William C. Carmichael of Scotland. Memorial services at the Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth Kenmore Boston, on Monday, September 12, at 9 m. Please omit flowers.

SHARON MEMORIAL PARK ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES Sunday, September 18, 1966 I HOP A.M. and 2:00 P.M. at Sharon's Outdoor CHAPEUN-THE-WOOOS Officiating at 11:00 A.M. RABBI M0ROECAI LEVY Temple Beth Hillel, Mattapan RABBI HIRSCH JOSEPH SIMCKES Temple Beth Am. Randolph CANTOR LEON GOLD Tempi, Beth Hillel.

Mnttnoan Officiating at P.M. RABBI BERYL D. COHON Temple Klnal. Hrnnkllne RABBI HERBER ROSENBLUM Temple Eniunnh, Lexington CANTOR IRVING KISCHEL Tempi Shnlnm, Mlltnn OrianKl At Unth Rrrvlrra! Mrs. Evelyn Borofsky-Roskin Temnii- Slnnl.

Mronkllne In th event of Inrlement weather, service, will be held on the Assembly Cirnunds. Relnllrei and friends or, U'flrom, aMalbb win be ne at tne priae or jacoo.DV 1UU nersons A nrivnt Cemetery. West Roxburv (off Orovel. K.a"ns- Praie novels, including "Spring Running," "The Old Nick," and "The American Hero." His short stories were published in several national magazines, including the Saturday Evening Post. He accepted the position as editor of the Yale Alumni Magazine in 1937.

Mr. Bronson leaves a wife, Helen (Silkman), and two daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Lippincott of Philadelphia and Mrs. Jean J. Mahoney of Day ton, O.

Services will be held Mon day here. Mrs. Sanger Called 'Saint' At Services Associated Press TUCSON, garet Sanger was "a Mar- good, iignung saint who experi enced martyrdom, an Epis copal priest said at a mem orial service Thursday. "All the elements of sainthood were personified many times in ner life," said Rev George Ferguson of the birth control pioneer who died here Tuesday at 82 Rev. Mr.

Ferguson is rector of St. Philip's the Hills Church at which the service was held. The service was attended iuneral Will be followed by niirtn rn tha family Fishkill, N. Y. Mrs.

was cremated. A memorial service held Sept. 21 in New York City for Mrs. Sanger, a lifelong crusader for government recognition of birth control. She founded the world-wide Planned Parenthood Movement.

LATE DEATH NOTICES BOTI E-In Waltham. Sept. 8. Gladys I of 18 Berkshire daughter of Oladys I. i Reimeri and the late Edward J.

Boyle; sister of Dorothy Boy of Waltham. Madeline Walker of Wallham, Mildred A. Ritchie of Northboro, and John Boyle of Auhurndale. Funeral from 1 "le uneral Hmm li'ii wasrunglnn West Unu.l.. Saturday, Sept.

in at fol lowed hy a Requiem High Mass at St. Chailes Catholic Church. Wal tnam at 9. Visiting hours Friday ana i-a p.m. MCRRAV-nted at Bedford A.

Hospital, Sept. 8. James brother of Owen J. Murray of Sharon and Mrs. Mary O'Hare of Dedham.

Funeral from the John L. Keeling and Son Funeral Home, 40 Pond SHARON on Saturday. Sept. 10 at 8: IS a m. High Mass of Requiem at pur Lady of Sorrows Church at 9 a.m.

Visiting hours Friday 7 9 p.m. Helatlvea and friends invited. SALES In Lynn, Sept. 8. Abba, of 33 Kings Beach Terrace, Swampscott.

beloved husband of Bertha Sales, devoted falher of Berel and Patricia Malikow. of Skoki. beloved brother of Wolf Sales, of Calif. Services will he held at Temple Beth FI. Bleed Lvnn, Sunday at 1 1 Memorial Week at his late residence.

Arrangements by the ll.vmanson Funeral Home. WAI.MMl.KY Of Dorchester. Sept 8. Henry of 114 Milton heloved husband of lhe late Charlotte AI--lenbyi, and father nf Arnold nnd Henry M. Walmsley, and Mis.

Marioile Davis Funeral fiom the Mciloul Funeral Home. 354 Adams at Neponset Saturday, at 9.15 a.m. A Requiem Mass will he celebrated at All Salnla Episcopal Church, Ashmont, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting houis Friday ft and 7-10.

plot at Sanger raPer "-r oomervnie, aiea jTuesday at Massachusetts General Hospital after a ill-will st.) at 1:30 pm Sept. 11 Friends and iciourra tuiuiiujr iiiv.ie-u, The unveiling of a memorial to the latel DAVID M. KAISER Will be held Sunday, Septemher 11. at 1 p.m. at Kaminkir Cemetery, Baker West Roxbury, Mass.

An Unveiling of a memorial to the late SELMA DOROTHY ELKIN Will be held Sunday. Sept. 11 a.m. Sharon Memorial Park, tives and friends invited. at 11 Rela- Ati Vnyeillnt of a Memorial to the late LOUIS BAKER On September 11 at 1 Temple Emeth Cemetery, Baker Street Cemetery, West Roxbury.

Friends and relatives respectfully Invited to attend. CARD OF THANKS The of the late JIMMY SHEA Wishes to express their sincere thanks to all the clergy, nuns, the Class of 1966. St. Andrews School, relatives and friends for their floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy. A Months Mind Mass will be celebrated on Saturdav, Sept 10.

lDtifl. at 8 a.m. in St. Andrew the Apostle Church, Forest Hills. The Family of the Late BARTLEY J.

McKEON wishes to thank the reverend clergv. religious brothers and sisters, relatives, friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy which thev extended to us during our recent bereavement. IN MEM0RIAM lOfil-Mary A. DdHd-lflfifi I.ovlnsly remembered by Mother, husband, children and grandchildren. S.

Kiissell Murrav Month's Mind Mass III he aald In memory nf S. Russell Murray, Monday. Sent. al am In St. Joseph's Churrh, off Cam.

bridia st In Button, North End- BARTLEY J. McKEON Month's Mind Mass will he celebrated on Saturday, September 10. at 6 a m. In St. Margaret Church, Jtsorn in earn, Italy ne came to America when six years old.

He lived in Roxbury for many years before moving to Somerville 22 years ago. He was a charter member of Somerville Little League, where he also managed one of the teams. He leaves a wife, Antoinette; a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Covington of Somerville; a son, Maurice of Somerville; three brothers, Samuel of Roxbury, Patrick of Boston and Joseph of Boston; his mother Philo- mena of Boston; and three sis- 'f re Mrs Anna DiCic i and Mrs MaruarPt Rindin. both Of Roslindale, and Mrs.

Lucy Tenasso of Randolph. Roy L. Merrill Amesbury Ex-Selectman AMESBURY Roy L. Merrill, 82, of Bartlett Beach Kingston, N.H., former Ames-bury, selectman, died Thun-day at Exeter (N.H.) Hospital. lie was born here, tverved as selectman from 1914 to 1910, and was general man-acr of the M.

Hoyt Co. of Amesbury, a peanut products manufacturer, before retiring in 1H55. Mr. Merrill leaves a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Currier of Kingston.

Services will Friday evs- 4. .4. at A. at A A al A tW A A. A A JL M.

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