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Boston Evening Globe Friday, DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES COS5E Of HvtJe In Du- COM ft Beatrice A. tn-MlLlOT Of Stotveham. Jan. J. i.NAT Jowph E.

January fori. sT.n!1'-"' 30- ol 5 Marten-i beMved hubrd of 123 17th Av 1 Si "pZvSJt. L.of uVhr-rT 'n beloved wife of tne late! Urj ICranet MMioy Residence. a lomerlr of Lome'l. Father of oevo-ed ad 'J, ZnfiSZi Archibald Comer, mother of Arthur Le Lane.

F-tner of Chare, Krs. Em Johnson. Mu Iroe? PHIm Vr of Kenneth W. of Weymouth. g.

of Germany Wrv Shirley G'adys Snay. both of LoweTr Mr? School and Cyril Gomer ef Lone Medlord. Mrs. Edward Sheehaa of Drarut MaaWl ifeluL of Mrs. I.

MorK. of Dor- PmmI? Artttwvssi. and Joan E. Snay. Jr.

St. Pe- tftrK- .1.4 r. r. and Mr. Linda S.

And.uwer of tersburc Brother nf FahMla Dr. Lewis L. rh.id-en and ureat-er-ndch" randch.idren and "trot rrand- Mailoy of GiouceMer iVrm th. MrlVoi.rf. Funeral from the David J-OTon- children.

Repos.n, at the Joseph hour5 be private H.me, 14 HicnlandSL? I owel? n-r F-nepI Fnme TW -i Home. 74 Flm Contributions hu memory may fuml o. ilarum xflSIOV HILL. opDosite Mis- St Quincy Tenter, where services he m4ae la the chanty of uJ I V.st:, "T1 DEATH NOTICES In Rot burr. January SO.

Gerard P. hewed ton of Guiri.a A.len. brother of Wayne Alkn. sifrUrn Alsopo and Guuelia P. Aiien.

Richard Allen. Survived by a not of other relative and friend, r-inera service Saturday tarn, at Si. Joch Church. Family present Friday 7- m. at J.

B. Johnson funeral Hon-e, 9 Warren ftOXBtll. Htiaavc and friends invited. AMES Of Welleiley. Jan.

31. Fannie Bryant Ames, mother of Dora A- Lord, of Neeahiin. Murial A. Copetand of Dover, and Aima A. Praboay of Bonord Funeral er-l vice at the Waterman Chapel.

SsO Washington at. ILLlsLLI on Saturday, Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. AMES In Concord. Jan.

25. Harold J. Ames in his 68th year, husoand of Sybil E. i Martini, father of John Q. Ama of Concord and Ruth Ames of Madison.

brother of Benjamin Mitchell of Warren: also survived by 3 frand- i numi a i am. nuriai in au- Tll be conducted Saturday after- nnnn a. 1 hVIv. Rlatai' nri MGH research biologist friends are respsctfuliy invited rnildien. Memoiial Service Saturday.

Feb. 2 at the First Parish Church, Concord Center at 11 a.m. In heu of flowers contributions in hit memory may be made to the Joslln Diabetes Foundation. 170 Pilarim Boston. 02213 or tol the Fust Parish Church Renovation I una.

concord. 0174Z. Arrance- meuts by Dee of Concord. APCLEB In Newton. January 31.

Anna C. tRohmert, beloved wife of the late toward Aoeirr. devoted Aunt of Mrs. John iMarrareti Shauchnessy and Mrs. William (Maruueritei Kapplain.

both of waban. Mrs. Frank Madeline Al colt of Walpole. Edward F. Rohmer of Uiwrence.

irancis Khomer of Needham. Mrs. Louise Bacon and Frank Rhomer, both of Fla. Funeral from the Valente Funeral Home. 697 Washington NEWTO.N-VILLE.

Saturday. February 2. at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass at St. Philin Neri Church.

Waban at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Visiting hours Friday. 2-4. 7-10. Interment St.

Joseph's Cemetery West Roxbury. Philadelphia Papers please copy. BABB Of Maiden at VA Hosnltal. Manchester. Jan.

31. William father of Isabel! Westgate. Julia Tasker. Diane Hodgman. and William Babb, all of Concord, N.H., also survived by 9 grandchildren.

Funeral from tie Leo M. Norton Funeral Home. 287 Main MAL-DEN SQ on Saturday morning at 8:30 Fi'neral Miss in the rd Heart Church at clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hmtra tVilv 7Q Armv Veter DEATH NOTICES In Qulnry.

the 30'h. for merly of Rolmdaie. Edith Mccone: beloved wife the late Thomas J. McCone and mother of Thomas R. Weymouth.

Mrs. Mary Callahan of Jamaica Plain and Waiter G.i McCoue of Sagamore Beach: alsoi survived by 13 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild Funeral from the Frederic J. Crosby Funeral Home. 1803 Centre WEST ROXBlEK oe'weon Willow and M. on Saturday momir.g at 9 IS to be Inllnvwd kv nf lh.

RMn rection at St. Thomas Aauinas Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and, friends are invited. Visinne hours i Thursday 7-9 m. and Friday 2-41 a.ic 7-9 pm Interment ML Bene-1 r.Kt Cemetery.

Parking In rear ofi funeral home. McClSKEt In South Boston. Jan. 31. John beloved son of the la Patrick and Mary i Gannon i Mi Cusker.

Funeral from the Aien Funeral Home. 14d Sol'TH BOSTON Saturday at S. Funeral Mass in St. Augu.iine's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Late retired employee of the United Shoe. MeGILI.IVBAT Of Waltham. Jan. 31.

James 62. of 24 Whitman Rd Waitham; husband of Eleanor and father of Mrs. Eleanor McGlynn of San Diego. Calif, and brother of Ziia Broderick of Danvers, and Mrs. Mary V.

Young of Peabodv. Funeral will be held on Monday at 8 a.m. from the Con way Funeral Home. 12 Chestnut PEABODT. Funeral Mass in St John's Church.

Peabody at 9 a m. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery. Salem. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Late member Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of Penn.

Central B.R. McGLOAN Of Belmont. Jan. 31. Agnes L.

(Sullivan) of 101 Dean wife of the late Norman L. Mc-Gloan and mother of N. Lome Vic-Gloan of Belmont. Mrs. Pajne (Sheila) Shangle of Portland.

Ore- Son and Mrs. Elmer (Patricia ohnson of Warwick. R.I. Also survived by 8 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Short-Williamson and Diamond Funeral Home.

52 Trapelo BEI.MON Fridav. Feb. 1, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass. Monday, Feb.

4 In Holy Trinity Church, St. Johns. N.B. MrlSAAC Of Arlington, Jan. 30.

Catherine of 9 Everett beloved daughter of the late George and Catherine Mclsaac: aunt of Mary E. Mclsaac of Arlington and Charles A. Mclsaac of Vermont. Funeral from the McAvoy-Gaffcy Funeral Home. 223 Mhss.

ARLINGTON, on Saturday. Feb 2 at 8 a.m.. followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Agnes Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Expressions of symnathv may he made to the Heart Fund. 85 Devonshire Boston. Mrl A I T. HI IN Of Beverly, for- merly of Everett, January 30.

John husband of the laie tueen (Mahoneyi Mclaughlin, devoted father of Michael Mclaughlin an Mrs. fciizaoetn ueiusoia oi w'vciui brother of Joseph Mclaughlin of Watertown. Mrs. Rita Crocker of Melrose. Mrs.

Anne Dunn of Long TcianH and the late Mrs. i I ii vivas. gustine Cemetery. Manrhester. Calling hours Friday 2-S and 7-10 pm.

widely Known Heal Estate oroaer ana juiuaue Dealer. gNOWDOX i tnrnri. oi aanuarv ji. husoand of the late Edith M. iNLlnei.

brother of M. Buchanan of Meoiord. and James H. of Saugus. Services at trie Allen, Funeral Home 23 Forest MED imu naturoay, rebruary 2 al 1 p.m Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Friday 7-9 o.m. STAN'rORD In Westboro. January 2H. Harvey, beloved nephew of Helen Rollins of Caiif cousin of A'ice Thomas of Calif. Survived by other relatives.

Funeral service Friday. 1 m. at J.B. Johnson Funeral Home. 19 Warren Roxbury.

Relatives and friends invited. STIEVtS Of Sorrervllle. Jan. 29. Jiary Sleeves, beloved ife of Elton J.

Sleeves: mother of Margaret Ann Mancini. Thomas P. and Mary Esther Sleeves, all of Somerville: daughter of Esther itjoyiei and tne late William E. Fraser: sister of Mrs. James erinei FarreV.

of Somerville and the late Dr. John A. Fraser. Funeral from the E. E.

Burns and Son funeral Home. 472 Pleasant St. teorner Fellsway East! MALDEN Saturday at 9. Funeral Mass in St. Ann's Church, Somerville at 10.

Relatives and friends kindly Invited Visiting hours Thursday 7-9. Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Donations may oe mane to American cancer Society, 138 Newbury Boston. On Thursday, Jan. 31 Fred, of 41 Chambers Needham.

husband of the late Elsie Weiss i. b.loved father of Florence D'Amico of Needham and Grace Wreioie of Bayonne. New Jersey and the late Vincent Stein: also survived by 3 grandchildren and 8 great-grand-cnildren. Graveside Services at Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon, on Friday. Feb.

1 at 2 p.m. Memorial Observance through Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guerino D'Amico. 61 Border Road.

Needham. Remembrances may be made to the Ellis Nursing Home. 135 Ellis avenue, Norwood. STERN Entered into rest. January 30, suddenly.

Joseph, of 22 Chestnut Place, Brookline: beloved husband of Julia devoted father of Herbert B. of Woonsocket. R.I., Nancy Sneider of Brockton. Jason of Alexandria loving oi Kose stern of Brookline. Edward of Washington D.C..

Pearl Stern of Lexington, and the late Samuel htern: dear grandfather of 5 grandchildren. Services at the otaneisKy-acniossoerg-soiomon Memorial Chapels. 1BR8 Beacon St. BROOKLINE. on Fridav.

Fehruarv 1. at 11 a.m. Memorial nhservancei will be at his late residence through Tuesday evening. In lieui of flowers, expressions of sympathy,) 111 hi memnrv mnv K. r.n I 1 the charity of your choice.

Visiting hours at the chanel, Thursday eve iiins, p.m. STl ART In Watertown. Jan. 30. Aima a.

Hunter i. Wife of the late Rov Stuart. Mother of Mrs. Sybil L. Johnson of Randolph and aunt of Malcolm Stuart of Watertown.

Services at Rockwell Funeral Chapel, 19a Mt. Auburn WATERTOWN, Saturday at 1 o'clock. Friends may call at the Chapel, Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Memorials in her name may be sent to the Heart Fund. neien iw.

inaieyi, beloved wife of the late Raymond L. Sweeney; ui vreurge jonn nr ford James J. Sweeney, Mrs. Alice H. McCue.

Mrs. Arlene Lang-ley, Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan. Mrs. Barbara Capozzoli.

Mrs. Dorothv Kr-enan. Funeral (mm th I.Kn i Mul Funeral Home 223 Neponset an WW II. Late member Post Of Point of Pines, Revere attend. lsitinf hours Thursday 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-8 m.

Interment Mt Wollaston. Donations in her memory may be made to the Houghs Neck Congregational Church Building Fund. GORH.AM Of Boston. John A son of John and Bridget 'Flahert Brother of Thomps J. Gorham.

Sr. Julie Marie N.D.. and the late Mary M. Keohan. Pro-bunal Mass in St Agnes Church.

Arlington. Saturday morning at 9:00. Graveside services were held in St. Joseph's Cemetery. West Roxbury.

GRAHAM In Chelsea. January SO. craim of liw rJlooming- dale brother of Elizabeth Graham and Margaret Grady of Ourn- r-- I. 1. A -k.

and Sons Funeral Home. 7l Broadway. CHELSEA. Saturday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St.

Rose Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visit-; ing hours Thursday 7-9 p.m., Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. BANLON Charles M. In Keamy.

N.J., Jan. 31. formerly of Washington Ct. Quincy Point, beloved husband of the late Mary i Wilson. Hanlon.

father of Mrs. Mary CoUan of Kearny. N.J. Reposing at the Joseph Sweeney Funeral Home. 326 v-opeiano WEr UtlMT.

until 11 o'clock Saturday morning. Funeral Mass in St. Joseph's Church at 12 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Friday 7-9 p.m.

Interment Mt. Wollaston. H-ARRIM 4 In xtedroni Medford. January 31 nuth F. I l.athrart I.

if nt lo.A Henry aunt of Vivian B. Vaughan ot stoneham. Florence Trow of jruiiiouin, ana waoei catneart of Topsfield. Services at the Allen Fu-jeial Home, 23 Fores! MED-EORD (., Saturday, February 2 at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Remembrances in her memory may be made to the Cancer Fund. HARRINGTON Of Concord. Jan. 30.

Agnes M. J. Harrington in her 91st year. Funeral from the Joseph Dee S.s2n Funeral Home, CONCORD CENTER. Saturday.

Feb. 2 followed by a funeral Mass in St. Bernards Church at 10 a.m. Visiting hours at the Dee Funeral Home, Friday 2-4 and 7-9. please omit flowers.

HATCH In South Boston, Jan. 30. Charles beloved husband of Hose L. (Pimentali. beloved ther of Charles H.

Jr. and Mary Hatch, both of South Boston, John of Ja-piaica Plain, Richard of California, Mrs. Louise Cunningham of South Boston, Robert L. of Hull and Arthur of South Boston, brother of tdvard of Newton, Frank of Braintree, Lawrence of South Mrs. Helen McCullen of Cambridge and Harold of Dorchester: also survived by 17 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

Funeral O'Brien Funorn Home, 14(1 Dorchester St fini'Ttr nw aaruraay at a El Mass at Gate of Heaven a.m. Keiatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9 K-iii. ana rnoav and 7-9 o.m. Veteran of W.

I and late retired employee of the city of Boston. OFFER Formerly of Revere, in Chelsea, suddenly. January 30, Gladys A. (Langillei, of 72 Bloom-mgdale St. Beloved wife of George devoted mother of Guy Hoefer.

Mrs. Glenda A. Mascis, both of Chelsea, and Mrs. Gail Still of Everett. Loving sister of Collie Lan-gille Ansel jLangille, Ingra-n Langille and Alden Langille.

all of River John, Nova Scotia. Also survived by six grandchildren. Funeral service in the Pike and Vertuccio Funeral Home, 305 Beach Revere. Saturday at 10 a FrienHc may call Friday only 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. JOHNSON Roberta suddenly.

udii. 'lv, in aileron. n. sioter of beuia sieinueig mid Bertha Green, both of Miami Beach, Fta Jeanne Lantiey of Quincy and Maieus Steinberg of Atlanta, Ga. Memorial services will be lieid Sunday, Feb.

3 at 2 o.m. at her late residence, 66 Morse Sharon, In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Steinberg-Reubens Educational Foundation. JONES In Melrose. Jan. 31, Wilton formerly of Texas, husband of the late Dovie (Martin), brother of Miss Marian Jones of 21 Ruggies Melrose and ttCD.ien H.

Jones of Ipswich. Step-father of Douglas and Hiram Hollis of Texas. Service at Carthage, Texas, Monday, Feb. 4, 1974. JOYCE In Arlington, formerly of MvOiord, January 30.

William Husband of Dorothea A. (White). Father of George E. Joyce of Medlord, Dorothy A. Joyce of Tewks-bury, Elizabeth M.

Murray of Medford, Barbara F. Flamnia of Medlord and Lorraine M. of Maiden. Funeral from the B' W' Srannan sn Funeral Home, 378 Mass. ARLING-lON, Saturday morning at 9.

'n, st- Agnes Church at 10 clock. Relatives and friends in-j hours Thursday 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. JtKNAX.RlAN Krikor. January 30, of Watertown, beloved husband of Arousiag Boniokjian devoted father of Robert Jucknavorian, and Audrey Silver, brother of Virginia Paretchanian, of Burlington, Gladys Fundukian of Watertown, and Hazair Jucknavorian of Paris. Funeral service at the Armenian Me-! morial Church.

Bigelow Watertown. Saturday at 1 p.m. Visiting hours at the Aram Bedrosian Funeral Home, 558 Mt. Auburn St" Watertown. Friday evening 7-9.

Memorial gifts may be made to the aboved named church. Interment Ridgelawn Cemetery, Watertown. Mary Donnelly of Everett. In Dorchester. Jan.

30, n.t.i KiTtMsri aaiuraay at BiFarlev Ruin a.m. Funeral Mass In St Ann's; aney' 1um 25 ''Services sei for murdered Randolph man Funeral services for Francis W. Smith 46, of 23 Kingcrest Randolph, who was found murdered yesterday in a Beverly culvert near the Danvers River, will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at the Cartwright Funeral Home in Randolph. Burial will be in Central Cemetery, Randolph.

Mr. Smith was the area service manager for General, Motors, in West wood. Medical examiner Dr. Herman B. Crush said that Smith died from a single bullet wound in the head.

He said that Smith was seen alive shortly after midnight Thursday morning in LowelL He went there on a trip according to his wife, the former Blanche Andrews. Mr. Smith was born in Worcester and had lived in Randolph for 23 years. He was a Navy veteran of World War IL Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Webster two daughters, Susan J. and Mrs.

Daryl Fallon, all of Randolph; his mother, Mrs. Virginia Freeman of North Easton, and a sister, Mrs. Marilyn Traunstein of New York city. Masked pair rob JYewton bank Two masked gunmen held up 11 employees and customers in the Community National Bank on Cypress street, Newton Centre, and got away with an undetermined amount of cash at 10:30 this morning. Yesterday morning Newton police said they foiled a planned bank robbery, i following an underworld tip, by arresting two armed suspects.

The robbers today wore red and blue ski masks and carried pistols. One hied six employes and five customers at bay while the other robber emptied cash drawers. They got away in a car parked outside. On this date Associated Press Friday, February 1 In 1790, The US Supreme Court held its first session, meeting in New York City with Chief Justice John Jay presiding. In 1587, Queen Elizabeth I of England condemned Mary, Queen of Scots, to death.

In 1861. Texas voted to secede from the Union. In 1893, Thomas A. Edison completed work on the world's motion picture studio," at West Orange, N.J. In 1898, the first auto insurance policy was taken out by a Buffalo, N.Y., doctor, Thomas Martin.

In 1956, Autherine Lucy became the first black to be admitted to the University of Alabama. In 1968, Richard Nixon announced that he would seek the Republican presidential nomination. CORRECTION In an obituary car- ried in last Sunday's Globe it was incorrectly stated that the late Max Winer was -the founder and" owner of Maxie's Fish' Market on Blue Hill avenue, Mat-tapan. Mr. Winer owned the M.

Winer Fish Store on Blue Hill avenue. Maxie's Fish Market, at 550 River Mat- tapan, is owned by Max Piatt of 569 River Mattapan. Mr. Winer died Jan. 24 at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Shirley Saltzmart of Randolph. February 1, 1974 in history smn Church Rectory. feo. z. at 8 a.m.

funeral Mas in th- Mission Ciu'ch. at 10 a Relatives and friends respectfully invited Visiting hours Thursday. 7-9: an- Fndav. 2-4 and 7-9 m. Old Olvary Cwtenr.

Parvng In rear of funel home fn lie.i of Towers, donations may rode in her memory to Vle Vvenr Brothers c-o St. JoHn's School. Shrewsbury. M.ss. DUNES Of Boston.

January 31. Dr. Louis L. Father of Pnscilla D. Taft.

Mareiret D.enes and Louis J. Dienes. Memorial services F'idv. Mrrh S. m.

at he First Church. Harvard Sn f.mhriH Contributions may be made in his, rneroorv to Massachusetts General Hospital. Mycoplasma Research Fund. DON A HI In Dorchester, Jan. '30.

William beloved husband of Julia M. father of Mrs. Felix i June i Smith of Milton: brother of Mrs. Marion Holland. Mrs.

Lillian Miller and George P. Donahue all of South Boston, and Mrs. Edna Schultx of Dorchester; also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral from the Dolan Funeral Home. 1140 Washington DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS, on Saturday morning at 9:15 with Funeral Mass in St.

Gregory's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invitcad Late retired lieutenant Boston and member of Dorchester Lower M'lls Post A.L.. veteran WW I. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9. Friday 2-4 and 7-9.

DOYLE In Brookline. Jan. 30 William beloved son of the late Inuurd and Lillian -iMnnrf-u Leonard J. and Lillian Moore Doyle. Residence 67 Toxleth St Brother of Robert E.

Dovle of Bnehton and the late Lillian K. Dovle. Funeral from the Georffe Lacy Funeral Home, 129 Harvard St BRUflMINE, Saturday morning at 8:10. Followed by a Funeral Mass in St." Mary of the Assumption Church at 9:00. Relatives, and friends pre kindly invited.

Visiting hours will be omitted. Interment in Forest Hills cemetery. January 31. Edward F. of 233 North Shore beloved husband of Irene M.

(Simmons devoted father of Lt. J. G. Michael E. Duffy and Pauline M.

Duffy of Revere, brother of Joseph T. of Saugus. and Frances Dillon of Revere. Complete nonce Saturday. EVANS Of Arlington, Jan.

31. Leona A. (Chamberlain) of 31 Wall St. Beloved wife of the late John J. Evans of Arlington.

Mother of Inez A. Evns of Arlington. Funer-H from tne McAvov-Gaffey Funeral Home. 223 Mass. ARLINGTON, on Saturday.

Feb. 2 at 10 a.m. Followed by a Funeral Mass In St. Aenes Church at 11 o'clock. Rela-J lives ann tnoncis invited.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. FARLET Of Stoninglnn. Conn. Jan. 31.

Ruth iVickeryl wife of the ve Frank C. Farley, mother of mrs. Kooert u. iLli7anethl Fnsch of South Natick, Robert Vickerv Holmes of Stockton. and sister of Robert G.

Vickery of Chestnut Hill. Mass. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Services private. Gifts in her memory may be made to the Westerly Hospital, Westerly.

R.I. 02891. Arrangements by J. S. Waterman Sons of Wellesley.

FFRI'L? In the North End. January 30. Carmine, beloved husband o' Mat-'da (Renucct) father of Alfred of Milton. M's Susan Zwirhle of SomerviMe. and Attv Anvrieo Femllo survived by 8 eraodrhlldr-n.

brother of -Tennv Ipnioii of the Ttforth End Funeral f'nm the Josenh A. T. anyone 1 MeTi-nar ft New Chardnn nosTOV. "s-tnrd-y. at 9-is am F'mcral Mass in St.

Leonard's Phllreh. q. lO-IS arrt friends Viit- in? hou-s. Th'Ttl-'v. 7-9 p.m.

and Fridav. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Of Medford. Jan. 30.

1974. James husOand of I.illl:.n (Meliose) Whitehead brother of John of Maine and Richard of Medford. Services at the Beals-Geake Funeral Home. 29 Governor's Saturday, Feb. 2 at 2 p.m.

Visiting hours Thursday 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-9. FLAGG In Waltham. January 30. Miss Harriet I. Formerly of 31 Piety Corner Road.

Services in the Wentworth Chanel, 30 Prospect WALTHAM. Saturday, February 2 at 2 P.m. At the reouest of the family there will be no visiting hours. Memorial contributions may be made in her memory to the First Congregational Church Memorial Fund. Waltham.

FOLAN In Norwood. Jan. 29, Philip J. of 60 Nahatan husband of the late Theresa Murray i Folan and father of Mrs. Nicholas J.

Mary I Connolly of Norwood, and Philip J. Folan of Betsville. Md. Also survived by 6 grandchildren. Funeral from the Gillooly Funeral Home, 126 Walnole NORWOOD i Rte lAl Saturday Feb.

2 at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass at St Catherine's Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday, 7-10 and Friday, 2-4 and 7-10. I FOLEf In Dorchester, Jan.

31. Edward beloved husband of the late Bridget (Sullivan) Foley, late of Hancock St. Father of Sr. Mary Foley. S.C., John J.

of Braintree. Edward P. of Holbrook and Francis T. of Brockton. Funeral from Bernard Kelly At Son Funeral Home, 8 Church DORCHESTER, on Monday, Feb.

4. at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Calling hours on Saturday 7-9, Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment New Calvary Cemetery. FOLEY In Brookline, January 30. T.flwrence H. hfilnveH hncHanH rt Sarah F.

(Langdoni Foley. dence, 46 Jamaica Rd. Father of Sailyann Foley of Brookline, Mis. Mary Llame Engei and Mrs. Lorraine F.

Ashe, both of Winchester, and Lawrence H. Foley Jr. of Marsniieid. Brother ot Dr. Joseph M.

Foley of Cleveland Heights, unio. runerai irom tne lieoree Lacy Funeral Home. 129 Harvard BKOOh.LINK. Saturday morn ine at 9:10. followed hv a Funeral Mass in St.

Mary of the Assumption Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives ana trienas are kmdly invited, visiting hours, Thursday evening. 7-9 and Friday, 2-4. and 7-9. Interment.

Holv Cross Cemeterv. Mnl dn. Late member of the Caritas Guild, the David I. Walsh General Assemb y. 4tn Degree, of c.

Se nior Trustee, Brookline Council No, 1 10. of C. and Past President of St. Mary Holy Name Society. FOWLER.

In Sarasota, Florida, for- merlv of West Medford. January 28. Florence W. (Schroeder). be loved wife -of "aiph L.

rowler. Sr. Mother of Ralph C. of Berwick. Maine and Mrs.

Nancy (Fowler) Jacobson of Crossville. Tennes-ee. Sister of Williim V. Schroeder of Onset. Mass.

Aunt of Miss Eliz'beth Allen of Sarasota. Also survived by 6 grandchildren. Funeral Services in Grace Foisconal Church of Medford, 10 Hieht MEDFORD. Sturd-v, February 2, at 10 a.m. Contributions in her name may be made to The Grace Episcopal Church.

Funeral arrangements by A.E. Long Son, Cambridge. FREEMAN On Thursday, January 31, Esther, (Spiegel), of Brighton, widow of Nathan Freeman, beloved rno''ier of ervtiis ute o. jew York, and Judith Belton, of Dover. Dear grandmother of David, Keith and Ffe'bcih Belton.

liter of Edward Spiegel of Boston. David Snipeel of Texas. Louis SDieeel of Chicago. Helen of Brook line. ana narry apiegei ot wasn-ington, D.C.

Services at the Levine Chapel, 470 Harvard Brookline, on Friday, February 1. at 2 P.m. There will be no Memorial Week. Remembrances may be made to the American Cancer Society. GAQl'IN In Rockvllle, sudden ly Jan.

ou, formerly 01 Dorcnesier. beloved husband of Ro berta iCore.vi, devoted father, of Kenneth, Gregory, and Brian be loved son of Mrs. Katnenne irin-nrran) Gaauin of Dorchester and the" late Patrick brother of Thomas Gaquin of Maiden, Mrs. Mary Morris of Dorchester, Josenh Rannin nf Milton, and Leo Gaauin of Dorchester. Funeral from the John J.

O'Connor Funeral Home. 740 Adams (Nr. Gallivan DORCHESTER, Saturday morning at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass In St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock Visiting hours Thursday evening, 7-9.

and Fridav 2-4 and 7-9. Vet of WW II. Interment New Calvary Cemetery. GLYNN In So. Boston.

Jan. 31, May A. (Bowes beloved wife or James beloved mother of Martin Josenh Michael Elizabeth Theresa all of So. Boston, and the late James P. Glynn.

Sister of Martin Bowes of So. Boston and Mrs. Helen Munroe of Watertown, step-daughter of Mrs. Catherine Bowes of Jamaica Plain. Also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Complete notice to follow. Dienes, 88, the MGH Biology Department in 1930. He also was a lecturer in bacteriology at Harvard School Medical He 1-aves two daughters, PrisciUa D. TAft, an MGH physician, and Margaret Dienes of Yatahnk, N.Y.; and a son, Lewis a medical photographer in New York city. 2 H.

WO 111611 slain; spouse near death NEWTIELD, N.H. Local and State police, and the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office today were attempting to uncover a motive for the apparent murder of two elderly women and the attempted suicide of the husband of one of the victims. The lat ter is fighting for his life at Boston's Massachusetts General Hospital. Rockingham County Atty. Carleton Eldredge said that Mrs.

Eleanor Glass, 79, and her sister, Mrs. Alma Jones, 65, of Brentwood, a nurse, who was caring for Mrs. Glass, were found slain in the living room of the Glass' Main st. home last night. Mrs.

Glass', husband, Ross, 86, was lying unconscious near his wife's body. Eldredge said that Glass was removed to the Exeter Hospital and then transferred to the Massachusetts General. He said that the bullets were fired from a German made automatic weapon. Rockingham County Sheriff George Sampson said the shooting took place during the day. Glass' son, Ross found the victims.

Autopsies will be performed on the two women victims in Exeter by medical referee Dr. Leland Davis of Portsmouth. IN MEMORIAM 1973 F.F- Arthur L. Ceurvels Lad. Co.

20 B.F.D 1974 PRES. A.F.F.M. DIED FEB. 2, ID .3. BOX 7311 DAD We ire ill very thankful.

Dad, lor the wonderful things you've done. Tou hava brought us us very well, Two daughters and four sons. The iob you bad saved many lives, But you constantly risked your own! The love you shared with many ptople could not bave been clearer shown. A year ago your last alarm saddened many a person's face. But everyone knows as well as no other man could take your place.

Diane First Anniversary Mass will be celebrated Feb. lU, at St. Agatha's Churcb, East Milton, at 4 p.m. Lovinrly remembered by wife Ann and family Arthur Richard, Joseph, Diane, Gerard and Catherine. Bridget Delia Sullivan FEBRUARY 1, 1885 ON OCR MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY Forgive us Lord if we still wee For a mother we loved and wanted to keep, Kiss her with Stardust hug her tight, In the warmth of Your perpetual life.

Tell her we love her and miss her so. More than anyone will ever know. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her family. FEB. 1, 1944 FEB.

1, 194 James JJcNabb In Loving Memory of 1968--James Francis Irons 1974 You are always in our hearts. Wife, daughter, sons and grandchildren. Mass beinr said Saturday at 8 a.m. in St. Clement's Church, Somerville.

In Loving Memory of My Son 1972-Frank X. FitzgeraId-1974 Died February 1, 1972 And My Husband 1972 James J. Fitzgerald 1974 Died Dec. 14, IHVi Masses Being Said Margaret Dwyer Fitsgersld and family. 1969-Alfred J.

White 1974 On this day you are remembered in a very special way. You've never been forgotten, not even for a day. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his wife, Anna, children and grandchildren. Masses being said. 1973 John Louis Kelly 1974 First Anniversary 'lass, Saturday.

February at p.m. at St, Jerome's Church, Arlington. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his wife Dorotba, son Faul and daughter Barbara. 1973 Jeremiah Kent 1974 First Anniverssy Mass, Feb. 1974, St.

Mary's Church, Charles-town at 5:30 p.m. Dees in my heart, you'll always stay, loved and remembered every day, Wife, Hannie. 1973 Louis DiVito 1974 In the lonely hours of thinking, thoughts of you are very dear. I who loved you, sadly miss yon as It dawns another year. Your Pey.

1970 Jean Frieburper 1974 Sadly missed by mother, stepfather, brother and sister. Masses areb lng said. 1973 Firefighter Arthur "Archie" Ceurvils 1974 Sadly missed. Jay. FEB 1 1918 V.SS.

DEHAVEN 463 SOUTH OF BAVO Memorial services for Dr. Lewis L. Dienes, 88, a research bacteriologist at Massachusetts General Hospital since 1930 and the discoverer of a strange disease-producing organism in man, will be held at 2 p.m. March 8 in First Parish Unitarian Church, Cambridge. Dr.

Dienes, who retired in 1952 but continued his research at MGH until 1970, died there yesterday. He discovered a mycoplasma which in some respects is halfway between a bacterium and a virus. It had been first observed in cattle in 1898 but it wasn't until 1937 that it was found in man. A native of Hungary who earned his medical degree at Budapest University, Dr. Dienes came to the United States in 1922 to head a laboratory for tuberculosis research in Ashville, N.C.

He joined DEATHS Allen G. F. Lewandowski. J. Alsterlund Gertrude Ames Fannie Ames, annie Limoli, Pasauale Littlejohn.

Herbert Luther. Genevieve F. Malloy. Charles C. McCone, Edith M.

McCusker. John H. Ames, Harold J. Apeler, Anna Babb. William F.

Ballem. Evelyn J. Blodgett William McGillivray, Jamei Brady, Morgan J. Breck, Clara T. Brennan.

W. L. Brown, Floyd M. Buxbaum. Lillian M.

Campanella. J. McGloan. Agnes L. Mclsaac, Catherine Mclaughlin, John McRae F.

H. Meeker, W. Edward Miller, Isadore Nicklasson, J. A Cangiano, Emanuel Crosscn, Mary Dienes, Dr. L.

L. Donahue, W. J. Doyle. William L.

Rizeman. Gertrude Roche, Jerome F. Russo. Mary C. Salvucci.

Luigl Simons. BIjicheM. Smith, Sybil E. L. Snay.

Joseph E. Snowdon, George Stanford, Harvey Steeves. Mary Stein, Fred Stern, Joseph Stuart, Alma J. Sweeney, Helen Timmins, Lewis C. Tuley.

Anna J. Urbanowski. Kazimiera Katie Vaitkunskas- Duffy, Edward F. Evans, Leona A. Ferullo, Carmine Finlayson, James Flagg Harriet I.

Folan. J. Foley, Edward P. Foley. L.

H. Fowler, Florence Freeman, Esther Gaquin. John P. Glynn, Mary A. Gomer, Beatrice A.

Gorham. John A. Graham A. M. Hanlon, C.

M. Lemish. Marcelli Harnman, Ruth F. Harrington, Agnes Hatch, C. H.

Sr. Hoefer, Gladys A. Johnson, Roberta Jones, Wilton F. Joyce, William C. Jucknavorian, K.

Kane, Katherine Leas-MacNeil. Marie Welsh, Thelma Whelan, Alice F. Wickes, Mary A. Williams, Mary T. Wilson, Robert Wood.

Clifton E. Woodland. E. C. Wright.

Elsie Wyse, Catherine Zeller, Gustav DEATH NOTICES WOODLAND Of Florida, for merly of Watertown, Jan. 28, age 5A. Fdwin Conrad, husband of Florence L. (Keeler) Woodland, of Pompano Beach, father of Mrs. Anna Janet Gail Douglas of Franklin, and Mrs.

Nancy L. French of Valatie, N.Y., and son of Mrs. Winifred B. (Conrad) wooa-land of Ft. Lauderdale, also survived by one sister, Mrs.

E. Bradford Sherlock of SI dell, La, and four grandchildren. Graveside funeral services will be held in the Winslow Cemetery, Marshfield, Saturday, Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. Calling hours are to be omitted.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Boston. Arrangements were completed by tne sparrell Funeral Home, Norwell and Cohasset. WRIGHT In Jan. 31.

Miss Elsie McElroy Wright, of 128 Chestnut sister of Jeanette S. Wright, of and Margaret E. Wright of N.J. Funeral Services will be held at the Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth Kenmore BOSTON, on Satur day, Feb. 2 at 1 p.m.

Contributions to the General Hospital Cancer Research Fund would be appreciated. WTSE In East Boston, Jan. 30. Catherine i Walsh). Beloved wife ofi the late Richard Wyse.

Mother of John J. of East Boston, Mrs. Helen McHatton of Lynnfield, and the late James of East Boston; grandmother of Mrs. Patrick Marino and Mr. Richard Wyse of Portland, Maine.

Survived by 2 grandchildren. Reposing at the Richard C. Kirby Funeral Home. 917 Bennington ORIENT HEIGHTS, until Saturday at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass at Most Holy Redeemer Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Thursday evening i-o, riaay z-l ana (-W p.m. ZELLER III. Gustav. on Jan.

29. 1974 of Beacon Hill, Boston. Husband of Mary R. C. Father of Gustav IV, Mrs.

Edward Langley, John, Ann Mcmcnoi, valentine and Martin. LATE DEATH NOTICES ALSTERLUND Of Reading. Jan. 31 Lrertrude iKyanl of 14 Virginia mother of Charles W. Alster lund of Reading, grandmother of mrs.

nancy tiretsky of Merrimac, Judy and Richard Alster lund, both of Reading. Funeral from the Edgerley and Bessom runerai nome, (J iviain si. READING, Saturday, Feb. 2 at 9:15. Funeral Mass at St.

Agnes Church Woburn Reading, at 10 a.m. Friends may call Friday evening 7-9. Contributions may be made in her memory to EM ARC. MILLER Entered into rest Feb. 1 isaaore of 22 Darren Randnlnh beloved husband of the late Bessie (Chasin), devoted father of Janice Leavitt of Auburn, Eleanor Borr of Randolph and Annette Sallet of Natick, loving brother of Anna itosenbaum of urookllne, Bessie Bersner of Brighton and Leon Miller of Brighton, dear grandfather of nine grandchildren.

Services at the Stanetsky-SchlosS- Derg-soiomon Memorial Chapel 824 Washington CANTON. Sun day. Feb. 3 at 10:30 a.m. Memori.il week will be observed at the home of Mr.

Mrs. Donald Borr. 22 Darrell Randolph. Expressions of sympathy in his memory may be donated to the charity of your cnoice. LOWER MILLS, Y.F.W.

8699 We regret to announce the death of comrade William J. uononue. Members will gather at th' not at 7 0 p.m. and proceed to the Dolan Fu- neial Home, Washington Dorchester at 8 p.m. josepn cuccmotta, comm.

John Kelley. Adit. Brookline Council No. 110 of We regret to announce the death of brother Lawrence H. Foley.

Mem bers will meet at the Lacy Funeral H-me ft fO Harvard BROOK- LINE, Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. Paul nivver. Recorder Philip H. Duggan G.K. HERBERT J.

WOLF AUX.VFW We regret to announce the passing Of Belmont, formerly of AL. BALLEM In Canton, Jan. 31, Evelyn J. (Crosby! Ballem of 43 Boliver widow of John C. formerly of Dorchester: mother of Lorraine.

Mrs. Daniel Helen 1 Lordan, Mrs. James tBernicei Ardersen all of Canton, Mrs. Theodore Claire I Harrington of Quincy. Funeral from the Joseph P.

Roache Home for Funerals, 210 Sherman CANTON. Saturday, at 8 a.m.. followed hv a FuneTal Mass in St. John's Church at 9 a m. Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9.

BLODGETT Formerly of Msttapan. of Wollaston. Jan. 30th, William beloved husband of Catherine R. (Flaherty) and father of Robert W.

Blodgett of Hanover, brother of Mrs. Freda Currier of Woburn, Mrs. Delorise Connolly of Dor-ehecter. Hamden of Calif, and Clifford Blodgett of Vermont. Timers! from the Alfred Thomas Funeral Home.

4 Fremont St. MATTAPAN Saturday morning at 8. Funeral Mass In St. Angela Church at 9. visiting nours rriciay 2-4 and 7-9.

Late member of St. Angela's Holy Name Society. BRADY In Arlington, January 31, Morgan husband of Sophie F. (Vieira), father of Morgan J. Jr.

Brother of Ann M. Brady. Funeral from the D. W. Grannan and Son Funeral Home, 378 Mass.

ARLINGTON, Saturday morning at 8:15. Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church, Cambridge, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Friday 2-4: 7-9 p.m. Late Vet.

of WW II. Donations to the Cancer Fund appreciated. BRECK Of Wellesley, Jan. 31, 1974. Clara survived by her husband Lutber Adams, 2 daughters.

Mrs. Margaret B. Euler of I na Cn.nk A Dnnlr of Denver. Colorado, her mother Mrs. Charles H.

Tilton. of Brook line, her brother W. Allen Taft III of Cousins Island. Maine, and two granddaughters. Memorial services will be held Tuesday, Feb.

5 at 3 at the Unitarian Church, Rte. 6. Wellesley Hills. Please omit flowers. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 138 Newbury Boston.

BRENNAK Of Hull, Jan. 31, William husband of Ella (Kinreadr Brennan of 22 MavFlower aee 77. Beloved father of Donld B. and William Brennan of Boston, Muriel David of Brookline. Mavis Clark of Jamaica Plain.

Dorothy DeNicola of Windham. N.H., Cynthia Clark of Jamaica Plain, Joan Pierce of Hull, Audrey Rabasco of Ashland, Betty Krugaluck of Wilmington and Ann Kenney of Nor-well. Brother of Mary Brennan and Ella Wasserman of Hull. Funersl Services Saturday. Feb.

2 at 11 a.m. from the Downine Coffee 21 Pond HIVGHAM. Friends! call at the chapel Friday, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. BROWN Of West Yarmouth, for-' merly Belmont. Jan.

30. Flovd Merlin, husband of Viola M. Brown. Father of Margaret A. King of Randolph.

Grandfather of Stephen C. and Julie Beth King. Funeral service at the Brown and Son Chanel, 36 Trnoelo BELMONT, Saturday. Feb. 2 at 11 a.m.

Friends may call at the chapel Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Late member of Trapelo Lodge No. 238 I.O.O.F., WaUham Encampment Retired clerk, of the Railway Express. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Interment in Franklin, N.H.

BLXB.AUM Lillian M. fnee Mc-j ijcdn dge v. loiiiieriy oi domuii, Mass. in Cleveland, Ohio, beloved wife of the late Isidore, dear moth er of Herman S. (deceased), and Mrs.

Wilbur R. (Lillian) Meredith and David A. Buxbaum of Newton, Mass. Grandmother of 9. great grandmother of 24.

No visitation. Memorial services will be held at Messiah Lutheran Church, 5200 Mayfield Lyndhurst. Ohio, on Saturday, February 2 at 2 p.m. Family suggests contributions to charity of your choice. Arrangements by Flynn Mvlott Funeral Home, South Euclid, Ohio.

CAMPANELLA Of Lynnfield. formerly of East Boston, Jan. 29. Joseph, beloved husband of Phyllis (Tannaconei. father of Bart of Marshfield, Joanna Bsrasso of Arlington.

Connie Cardoza of May-nard, brother of John, Guv arid Lla. all of East Boston. Frances ReraHInn nf T.vnnfipln TTunprol from the Rapino Memorial Home. 9 Chelsea St. (Maverick Sa.l.

EAST BOSTON, Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Funeral Mass in the Mt. Carmel Church. East Boston, at 9:30. Relatives and friends invited.

VWtine hourg Thursday and Fridv 2-4 7-9 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Veteran WW. 'I and lie member of Order of the Moose. Re vere.

(Parking in rear of funeral home). CANGIANO Suddenly, in Med ford. January 30. Emanuel (Manny), beloved husband of An-i gela (D Orlando), and father ot Mrs. Loretta Franceschi, ard Mrs.

Margaret Spinale of Medford. Son of Margaret (Saccol and the late Frank S. Cangiano, brother of Michael. George. Dr.

Albert. Ernest. Thomas, Mrs. Florence Carpenito and Mrs. Helen Aloers.

all of Med- ford. Mrs. Phyllis Carpinella of Woburn, and Frank of Arlington. Also survived bv 4 erandchildren. Funeral from the DelTo Russo Fu nersl Home.

306 Main MED FORD, Saturday, at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. James Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Visiting hours, Thurs- aay ana 1 riaay, 2- ana (-.

An important booklet about social security death veteran's funeral benefits," funeral costs, arrangements sent free. Write or call. I. J. S.

WATERMAN SONS FUNERAL SERVICE 495 Commonwealth Ave. Boston, Mass. 5364110 WAYLAND C53-3350 WELLESLEY 235-4110 I 1 nurrh at 9 o'clock. Relatives and invited. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10, Friday 2-4 and 7-10.

Interment Cedar Grove Ceme- jr. TIMMINS In East Boston, Jan. 30. Lewis C. helnvpri uin nl tt, 1,1.

Thomas L. and Julia (York' Tim- imns. runerai trom tne Magrath Funeral Home. 325 Chelsea St. lat Day Snuaret.

Saturday mnrntnv bI 8 Funeral Mass in the Church of rat nacrea nean at 0 clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Friday 2-4. 7-9. Late retired employee City of Boston.

Veteran of World War I. TILET In Dorchester, Jan. 31, Anna J. (nee Thompson beloved wife of the late John W. Tuley, mother of Sister Margaret, Daughters of Chanty, St.

Vincent de Paul. nonaM J. Tuley, Matthew F. Tuley, both of North Weymouth, Mrs. Theresa uorr, 01 canton and Mrs.

Patricia Norton of Dorchester. Also survived by 17 grandchildren. Funeral from the John G. Mallnv Funeral Home, 1126 Washington DOR iiitsriii LUWlK MILLS, on Saturday. Feb.

2. at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Gregory's Church, at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

Visiting hours Fridav z-4 and 7-10 p.m. Parking in rear of funeral home. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Late member of Ladies of Charity, Carney Hospital.

Please omit flowers. Do nations may be made to the charity of your choice. URBANOWSKI Of Wilmington. lormeriy 01 soutn uoston. Jan.

Kazimicra Katie (Parczewski) of 80 Orove wife of the late Walenty J. Urbanowski. Mother of John W. Urbanowski and Mrs. Genevieve H.

Sarica of Wilmington. Funeral from the W. S. Cavanaugh Son Funeral Home. 374 Main (Rte.

38). WILMINGTON, Saturday morning at 8:15. Funeral Mass at St Thomas Church at 9 a.m. Friends may call Thurday 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 B.m. VAITKINSKAS-LEMISH In Mil- lora, Jan.

30. Marcella. widow of John and mother of John Lemish of Mllford. Residence 174 West St. Funeral from the Edwards Memorial Funeral Home, 94 Congress MILFORD, Saturday, Feb.

2 at 10:15 a.m. Funeral Mass ln St. Mary's Church at 11 a.m. Calling hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9. WELSH In Concord, Jan.

30, Thelma iiiarnei in ner titn year, wile of the late James M. Welsh. Mother of Clarke ol Acton. Frank and Carl of Concord and Mrs. Michael (Sandra 1 Barry of Acton.

Also survived by grandchildren and brothers ana sisters in Canada, uneral from the Josenh Dec and Son Funeral Home. CONCORD CENTER, Saturday. Feb. 2 followed by a Funeral Mass in Our Lady Help of Christians Church, West Concord, at 9 a.m. Visiting hours at the Dee Funeral Home.

Friday 2-4 and 7-9. In lieu of flowers contributions in her memory may be made to the American Cancer Society, 138 Newbury st, Boston. WHELAN Of H.vde Park. Jan. 30.

Alice F. (Monarty), widow of Thomas Whelan. beloved mother of Mrs. Dorothy Messing of Dorchester, Claire McLaughlin, of Dorches ter, Joan Hammer of Hanover ana Arthur Kelley (Lt. B.P.D.) of Needham, sister of Charlotte McNa-mara of Hyde Park and Julia Had- ley, of Rockport: also survived by 17 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral from the Brady Funeral Home, 10 Tower Forest Hills, Saturday morning Feb. i at 9. runerai Mass in Most Precious Blood Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Visit ing hours Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9.

Interment Mt. Benedicts Cemetery. Parking in rear of Fu neral Home. WILKES In Milton Jan. 30.

Mary A. (Nee Moranl beloved wife of the late Joseph A. Wickes, mother of Mrs. Barbara Pineau of Milton, sister of Mrs. Madeline J.

Kelley of Milton, funeral services at the Parkway United Methodist Churcn on Saturday Feb. 2, at 11 a.m. Rel atives and frienas Kindly invited Visiting hours at the John G. Mal- lov Funeral Home, 1126 Washington DORCHESTER LOWER MILL'' on Thursday 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Parking in rear of Funeral Home.

Interment Milton Cemetery. Charter member of the Parkway Senior Citizens Club. Donations may be made to the Parkway United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 158 Blue Hill Milton. WILLIAMS Of Holbrook, Jan. 31.

Mary i. Mcijinicuaay 1 wife ot the late Herbert L. Williams of 63 Plymouth beloved mother of Mrs. Grace Walsh of East Bridge-water and Cmdr. Donald Williams of Bellevue.

Wash. Mother of the late Paul and Edward Powers of Holbrook and Mary Rogers of Quincy. Devoted sister of Miss Elizabeth McGillicuddy of Holbrook. Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home. 60 South Franklin HOLBROOK.

Funeral Saturday 9:15 followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Joseph's Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Calling hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Burial Union Cemetery, Holbrook.

WILSON In Boston, Jan. 29, Rob ert beloved husband of Mary Wilson. 611 Park Dorchester. Also survived by a devoted family and a host of friends. Reposins at -c Chisolm Funeral Chapel, 532 Columbus BOSTON, and after 7 p.m.

Friday evening will lie In state at New Hope Baptist Church, Tremont Boston. Family will be present at the church from 7-9. Fiinrrr! Saturday, Feb. 2 at 1 p.m. from New Hodb Church.

Relatives and friends Invited. WOOD Of Marshlield, Jan. 30. Clifton beloved husband of Gladys (Lawton) of 17 Ferry st. Funeral service at the First Congregational oaturo.ay at I p.m.

hv turn ar anHchilri rpn. Fu neral from Sweeney (Josenh A. Carr) Funeml Home. JI50 Broadway, EVERETT, Saturday at 8:15. Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday. 7-9. Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ui nroimun, Jan. 29 Francis H. McRae, 74 years, of 320 I omt husband of Helen iSheehani McRae. father of Mrs. John (Anne I Linehan of Nortj Fastnn.

Robert F. McRae of Brus sels. Belgium, and Rev. Cornelius M. McRae of St.

Johns Seminary. Brighton. Funeral from the Conley Funeral Home, Chester corner of Belmont (Rte. 123 1 BROCKTON, Saturday at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in St.

Coleman' Church at 10 a.m. Burial in Cal vary Cemetery, Brockton. Visiting hours Thursday 7-9 p.m. and in- day 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Parking area at rear of funeral home.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Society of St. James the Apostle co of St. Church, Boston. MEEKER W. Edward, In Providence, R.I., Jan.

30.. 1974, nusband 01 Genevieve (Pollock) and father of Mrs. Carol Mclnnes of Medway Mass. Residence 107 Shaw Cranston, R.I. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services in the Trinity Episcopal Church, Ocean Cranston, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.

Calling hours will be he in the Jones- Walton-Sheridan Home, 1895 Broad at Park CRANSTON. R.I. Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mr. Meeker was the former National Business Representative and Or ganizer for the Brotherhood of Utility workers of New England.

NICKLASSON Of Sherborn. Jan 31. John husband of the late Juditn b. (Westman) Wick assnn of 14 Everett father of Henry W. Nicklasson of Northhoro.

Funeral service at the Loker Funeral Chap el, 40 Washington natick on Saturday at 10 a.m. Visiting hours Friday 7-9 p.m. Those who wish may make contributions in his memory to the Cancer Fund. BIZEMAN Entered into rest Jan. 31.

Gertrude (Greenbergl, late ol Brighton, beloved wife of the late Max Rizeman, devoted mother of Eleanor R. Feldman of Natick, Re- gina Rizeman of Brookline; loving sister of Simon Greenberg of Prov idence, R.I. and the late Frances Brody. Dear grandmother of Gary Robert and Michael Feldman. Services at the Stanetsky-Schlossberg- Solomon Memorial Chapels, 1668 Beacon BROOKLINE, on Fri day, ret).

1 at 2 p.m. Memorial Week will be observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Feldman. Wheeler Lane, Natick.

In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy in her memory may be donated to Temple Israel. Natick. ROCHE Of Hyde Park, In the ser vice of his country, in Berlin, Germany, Jan. 26, Specialist 4, Jerome F. Roche USA, age 19, beloved son of James M.

and Phvllis D. (Roughsedge), brother of James A. of Hull, John Joseph P. of Roslindale, Jeffrey E. and Jay C.

Mrs. William (Jane) Fagerberg, Ju-lianne Joyce M. of and Judith P. Roche. Funeral from the Carroll-Thomas Funeral Home, 22 Oak HYDE PARK, Saturday morning at 11.

Funeral Mass in Most Precious Blood at 12:10. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Friday 2-5 and 7-9. Donations in his memory may be made to the Most Precious Blood Church. ln Watertown.

Jan. 30 Mary C. (Cafarella). beloved wife oi the late Joseph Russo, devoted mother of Mary A. Del Signore of Watertown, Frank J.

of Sunnyvale Calif, and Vincent J. of Scituate. Also survived by 9 grandchildren ana 1 great grandson. Funeral from oiauiun unerai Home, 7K6 Mt Auburn WATERTOWN, Saturday at 9 a.m. Funeral Mace in Zt Luke's Church.

Lexington Bel- ilium 11 iu clock. Keiatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Thursdav 7-9, Friday 2-4, and 7-9 o.m. Interment 01. r-uuicKs cemetery.

SALVUCCI In Quincy, Jan. 30. LuiKi, beloved husband of Annita (Fabrizip). father of Antonio and uneo j. oaivucci, Mary Palmer, Lucy Vespaziani.

brother of Nunzi-ato Salvucci. Also survived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral from the Vincent Bonfiglio Funeral Home. 110 rranklin U.U1.NCY, Saturday at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

Visiting hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9. SIMONS On Thursday. Jan. 31 Blanche M. iKrakower) formerly of Brookline, widow of Selig Simons, beloved mother of Betty Weinstein of Chestnut Hill, Annette Carlo of Brookline and Si mons of Washington, C.

Also sur- vivea oy tour grandchildren. Sister of Julia Simons of Brookline, and Rita, Jacobs of Marlboro. Services at the Levine Chapel, 470 Harvard BROOKLINE, on Friday, Feb. 1. at 12 noon.

Memorial week through Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Weinstein, 342 Newton Chestnut Hill. Remembrances may be made to the charity of your choice. SMITH In Boston, Wednesday, Jan.

30, Sybil E. L. (Isaacs). Uate of Roxbury. Beloved wife of Rev.

Daniel W. Smith and devoted mother of Mrs. Muriel C. Tabb, Rupert Daniel W. Walter F.

and Eugene I. Smith. Sister of Mrs. WiJma A. Jones.

Mrs. Nina B. Bar-douille, Clement Walter A Robert Louis S. and Oliver W. Isaacs.

Funeral from the Riley Funeral Home, 171 Humboldt poeCHKKTl-n. chine' -nice to be held on Saturday, Feb. 2 at 10 a.m. Family present Friday evening from 7-9 p.m. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Relatives and friends are invited. PLAN your Memorial Lot before time of need. New Section. Better Location. Lower Riirifret rit.

write: Mr. Jimu, Box 31, West Roxbury. i Ai 26 Beatrice Circle. Belmont dau'gh-LSl 4-he Sle Pat" J- and Mar- KaJter Kane- Funeral from the McLaughlin Funeral Home. 54 Pleasant WObIRN Saturday at 8-la- Funeral Mass at the Immacu-ae Conception Church, Winchester visitinR hours Thursday 7-9, Firday 2-4 and 7-9.

IS Jamaica Plain, Jap 30, Marie (Guerini, mother of Gilbert MarNp 1 rtf nnc.n 0.. ivjinerine of Jean Benway of Roslindale, Robert aim mcnaro 1 macneii of Mrs. Constance Ogilbie of Boston and MrS. Ann H.VWnnrl nt Al--1 survived by 19 grandchildren' and 6 sirc-sidiiucniiaren. runerai services at the John P.

Hearn Funeral Home, 43 Cummins Highway, ROS- aaiuraay at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends are kindly in- hours Friday 2-4 LEWANDOWSKI In suddenly, Jan. 30, John beloved nusband of Olga (Plygavkal father icwanaowski. 01 other of Henry G. of oi.ih, iu and Mrs.

Anastasia Tomaszcwska of dumuii. runerai irom tne Baldyga Funeral Home, 16 Preble (AT ANDREW SQ.) Saturday at 9. Fu neral Mass in St. Margaret's ynurcn at iu clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited Thursday and Friday 7-9 p.m.

Member of AL. Post 2(59. In lieu of flowers make donations to Our Lady of (zestochowa Rio'Viin-' runa mierment Blue Hills Cemetery. Veteran WWII. LIMOLI In the North End.

January 30. Of 400 Hanover St. Pasquale. beloved son of Maria (Capuanal DeMauro, and brother of James Limoli of the North End and Mrs. Josephine Scali of Somerville.

Funeral from the iangone jr. runerai Home. 58 Merrimac ic New Char-don BOSTON. Saturday 8:30 a.m. Solemn Requiem High Mss in St.

Leonard's Ciurch 9.30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, Thursday, 7-9 and Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Late member of Santa Agrepaina Society in Boston. LITTLE JOHN Of Chelsea, Jan 31.

1974, Herbert of OAR Reuerp Bv-h Parkway, Chelsea. Beloved husband of Eva (Dawe). father of Roy of Oxford, Herbert of Charlestown. Donald, of Reading. Mis.

Florence Gavel of Revere and Elsie Squibb of RcadHng. Brother of Victor of Chelsea and William of Newfoundland. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Mt. Bellingham United Methodist Church Saturday at 11 a.m.

Relatives and friends may call at the Carafa Funeral Home, 389 Washington CHELSEA, Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4, 7-9. Late member of General Garfield L.O.L. 124 and Carpenters Local 218. Ll'THER In Woburn. January 29.

Genevieve F. (White), of 19A Cummings Ave. Wife of Roy T. Luther Sr. Mother of Rov T.

Luther Jr. sister of Eleanor Lucia and Frank White. Funeral from the McLaughlin Funeral Home. 54 Pleasant WOBIRN, Saturday at 9:15. Funeral Mass at St.

Charles Church ft 10 a.m. Visiting hours Friday 2-4, 7-9. BEAUTY SOFTENS SORROW 1737 DORCHESTER AVENUE DORCHESTER, MASS 02124 Phone 825-8400- tUNtKAL SERVICE i uves and lncnds invited. visitingiOf past J-Tes. Esther Freeman, scrv-houi at the J.

Robert MacDonald ices to be held at Levine Chapel, Funeral Home, 1735 Ocean Harvard Brookline, Fri. at Jr.m. MARSHFIELD, Thursday 7-9 and CHARLOTTE ROSEN. Pres. Friday 3-4 aai 7-9 D.m.

B. MISNER, Secretary i ill mmTi nrn i imrrl in ir-mnrm -iH ntnrn lurim riyfi.ifrtir.ifiif Jl n1irt Ulin1 if'ilfi tailwatiMUM.