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Help Wanted, Men Death Notices Death Notices Tuesday, May 13, 1858 DETROIT FREE PRESS APPEAL PLANNED PC 4 Death Car Oivner Gets Stiff Probation William Marshall, convicted of manslaughter for lending his car to a drunken friend, was sentenced Monday to five years probation by Wayne County Circuit Judge Horace W. Gilmore. WANT AD RATES CASH RATES 1 Day 14e per word; 3 days (in 7-day period 39c per word; 7 days consecutively 84c per word. Minimum charre 10 words or 2 line. CHAftGF RATES 1 Day 80c per line: 8 dayi (In 7-day period) 70c per line per day; 7 daya consecutively BOe per line- per day; 30 days or more consecutively 66c per line per day.

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Telephone WOodward 2-9400 OBITUARIES Dr. Joseph Waddington Dies at 93 Dr. Joseph E. T. Waddington, prominent Detroit physician and world traveler, died Sunday in -Sinai Hospital.

He was 93. Dr. Waddington, of 3818 Northwestern, was one of Detroit's oldest practicing physicians. Up 'i Under terms of the probation, Marshall must not take a drink for five years, must not drive for two years, may drive the next three only on business, must pay $1,275 burial expenses for the man killed by his friend, and must pay $15 weekly support for the victim's three children. MARSHALL, of 1065 Cool-idge, River Rouge, and Neil Mc-Clary, 19, of 1955 Hardin, Lake Orion, spent Feb.

3 on a drinking spree. Marshall gave his car keys to McClary. Early the next morning, while Marshall was sleeping, McClary drove east, in a westbound lane of the oFrd westbound lane of the Ford Expressway and struck Cold-iron, of 8115 Clippert, Taylor' Township. Both men died. Coldiron left a wife and three children.

A jury found Marshall guilty of manslaughter. Marshall's attorneys, John M. Dillon and Charles McDonald, said they will appeal the conviction to the Michigan State Supreme Court. The County has agreed to pay the cost of the appeal because of the precedent-setting nature of the case. It has been termed the first of its kind in the country.

Prosecutor Samuel H. Olsen agreed that a high court ruling was needed. to the time of his death he treated upward' of 40 patierfCs a week. His yen to travel carried Dr. Waddington START OF MURDER SPREE Letter Says Caril Slew Own Mother LINCOLN, Neb.

(IP) Caril Ann Fugate, 14, was said in a letter found on mass killer Charles Starkweather to have slain her own mother at the outbreak of their murder spree, it was revealed Monday at Starkweather's trial. to nearly every Dr. Waddington foreign land. In the last seven years he made seven trips around the world. He had planned to visit Tahiti next month.

Every room in his 14-room office-home contains trophies Pygmy Arab headdresses and stone from King Solomons mines. The tall, straight, active physician was born in Manchester, Englartd. He came to he United States in 1884 and was graduated from the Indiana College of Medicine. Dr. Waddington is survived by his wife, Antoinette.

Services and burial will be private. SISTER M. DOXATA Funeral mass will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the mother house of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Monroe, for Sister M. Donata, a former teacher in Detroit schools.

Sister M. Donata died Sunday at the mother house where she had been a resident 10 years. She had been a member of the community 51 years. She taught at St. Catherine's, St.

Rose and St. Charles schools, all in Detroit. Before entering the convent, Sister M. Donata was Rose Cosman, of St. Patrick's Parish, Wyandotte.

She is survived by two brothers, John and Edward Cosman, and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Lewandowski and Mrs. Margaret Lehman, all of Wyandotte. Burial will be at the convent. 32 SEATTLE.

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Free placement service. Florence Utt School WQ 1-5075. Trade Technical Schools 36 ABETTER JOB Learn bv Doing Practical Work AUTO MECHANICS Automatic Transmissions Auto Body Collision ACETY ARC WELDING Wol Iverine School S3 YEARS SAME LOCATION 1400 W. FORT ST. WO 3 0692 A VISIT to Detroit's largest and finest butcher and meat rmtirut school where you learn bv doing, not lust reading text books we really train vou to oualifv for diploma and a great future Income.

DETROIT BUTCHER AND MEAT CUTTING SCHOOL 846 W. McNiehola betw Third-Hamilton KOREAN VETERANS Don't lose vour school eligibility because von can't attend school. You "can now -learn Radio and TV at home Paid for completely by the VA TV kit and testing eouinment included. Non-vets Annlv for same eonrae. Free Information Write Railio-TV True.

Assoc Box M-72S Free Presn 31. (EARN Meat. Cutting trade. Only 8 weeks. Diploma awards Pav after Graduation plan.

Also women learn. Super market cash register trade. Meat wrapping, one week Michigan Meat Wrapping School. 3510 Cass Detroit. TEmnle 3-1 771 LEARN Meat Cutting Train quickly 8 short weeks.

State approved diploma awarded. Day. evening classes now open. Pay- after graduation. Women learn super market cash register, meat wrapping.

Michigan Meat School 3510 Casa Avenue. Detroit. Michiran. TE 3-1771 2. LEARN RADIO, TV.

Electronic Engineering Classes START Soon Electronic Institute 2457 WOODWARD WO 25660 RADIO ELECTRONIC TV Schools 3730 WOODWARD TE 3-4620 Employment Help Wanted, Men 40 Atomic Power Test Engineers Engineering- graduates havlnr background In instrumentation, testinir and research needed for postions in nuclear power component test work. Versatile experience reoulred In designing-, building and operating testa. Prefer applicants now living or willing to move to downriver area. Contact George Sold. Room 114.

200(1 Second 8 30 to 6 Monday through Friday. Atomic Power Development Associates BARBERS (2 8 days S80 75 No annrentices or dinner artists A C. Barber 241 ad'son A Steady. 6 day week, guarantee and commission. Shera ton Cadillac Motet earner ynnn.

BARBER ILL Nee.l man for 2 weeks. Mavbe steady. Sl)0 guar. 5 davs. Carlvsle Barber Shop.

344 Monroe. West Pearhorn BARBER. YOUNG. A-l ID0 GUARANTEE 15904 PURITAN BR 2 0377 BARBER Steady, good hair-cutter 75 Uptown Barber Shop. 14344 Ma-k Avenue TU 1-9419 after 7.

P.ARRFR WANTED W721 MICHIGAN AVE. BARBER WANTED 2nd chair 75V 8614 Michigan Ave. BARBER A-l. Good tmv 13838 8 Mile Detroit BARBER WANTED Norton Hotel Barber Shop WO StlKB.v KiDIirB WANTED 12924 GRATIOT AVE. BUTCHER to take over meat dept.

in market. LA 1-9520. BUTCHER full time, work Sun. Sober. references.

Small super market 1117 Westminster. CANVASSERS For home medernisation Full or part time. GOOD commission naid Son Pave Stewart between 8:30 a and. 10 a.m. Monday through STEWART'S HOME IMPROVEMENT CO 11550 Twelfth St.

T0 9 470Q DIE MAN Moulding dies, stainless and C. R. AETNA MOULDING TOOL 20800 DE0UINDRE WARREN SL 8-4110 DRUG SALESMAN Science background 5425 4- Comm. e.3-25 Trs. Minimum.

Tr. Collere Stenographers Kxch. WO 5 -h'iO ENGINEERS ALL TYPES CLAIM ADJUSTER SALESMEN OFFICE SUPERVISOR CLERK-TYPIST ARROW PERSONNEL 502 Fark Ave. Bldg. WQ 2 3318 ENGINEER Process engineer experience Id lr-eraft precision gear- also cost estimating.

Salary SfloO. Meehanteal engineer with degree. Age under 25 Salary f400 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Transistor engineer. degree. Design engineer exo.

3 to 5 vrs. E. degr. Prefer some experience in electronic, magnetic or amnli-fiers. Age 24 to 50 Salary SbOO to 5R00.

Interview after 10 am Monday through Thurs DETROIT BOND it REFERENCE 702 Farvcell Bldg. WO ft 4960 Mid -Sales Supv. With rroun Medical A Life Bkgd. travel All exo. Age 30-45 Salary.

8.000 NO FEE. Call Peg Snott WO 1-3480 EXECUTIVES PERSONNEL. PRESSER. experienced. Apnly.

ready for work. 3114 Casa. PRODUCT Design Checker 10 yrs. automobile experience. Graduate engineer only ENGINEERING SERVICE, INC.

W. 8 MILE KE 2 1 "CM PROFESSIONAL TiRTTG SALESMAN Pre-med Dentixtr or Chemi-irv Bkgd Age 28 to :9 K-v Personnel. 2046 fiat'l Bk. Bldr. Trade Technical Schools 36 Transportation ST1HLEK Violetta (nee Storing) May 10.

of Romeo. wife of Carl sister of Mrs. Frank McCleNan and Edison Storm. Funeral from Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive.

Tuesday at 1 STRAUSS Joseph Mav 11. Milford. age 49. beloved husband of Dorothy, dear father of Mrs. Bernhard Urban.

Lawrence and Michael, also dear brother of Mrs. Maude Bates. William Gerald and Richard Strauss. Funeral 10 a m. Tuesday.

St Mary's Church. Milford. Rosary Monday evening 8 o.m.. at Richardson-Bird Funeral Home. Milford.

STUDYVIN Wilraer. May 10. 1958 at New York City. husband of Ruth Studyvin. Funeral service at Northwest Chanel of the Wm.

Hamilton 1S900 James Couaens Hwv. (S of 7 Mile). Wednesday, at 1 o.m VANSTEEL Virgil V. Mav 12. 1958 Husband of Emily (nee father of Virgil Jr Emil.

Mrs. Charles Duncan and Mrs. Terrence Fenwick-brother of Mrs. Theodore Jacobson and Frank Vansteel. Funeral from Mclnnes-Desmond Funeral Home.

16111 Woodward Wednesday 8:30. St Benedict Church at 9. VERNIER Helen M. May 11. of 22333 Edmun-ton St.

Clair Shores. Wife of Purcell Mother of Mrs. Patricia Coar. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Wednesday at 9:15 rnd St.

Joan of Arc Church at 10. Jlosary Tuesday eveninr at 8. WABER Bessie A.r beloved wife of L. Arthur: dear mother of Mn James Mitchell and Thomas V. Waher Also survived bv six grandchildren Funeral services Tuesriav at 1 :30 n.m from the C.

F. Schnaidt Funeral Home 1026 11 Mile Rd. Roval Oak (2 blks. east of Woodward WOLFE Jack. 19460 Cranbrook.

beloved husband of Clara, dear father of Bennett. Harris, and Mrs. Louis Ronson. Son of Mrs. Minnie Moss, brotlser of William and Joe Wolfe Morris Moss Mrs.

Irving Schreiher Mrs. Michael Sumner and Mrss. Clara Gorosh. Services Wednesday. 1 o.m.

at the Ira Kaufman Chanel. 941 Dexter. Interment Clover Hill Park. Monuments Call. Dhone, write.

No obligation THE LLOYD BROS. CO. More than 110 years at knowing how. 2338 BOOK BLDG. WO 1-7268 Florists FUNERAL Bououets Free delivery 21430 W'dwd.

Websters. JO 4-6275 THE J. L. HUDSON CO. FRESH FLOWER SHOP SPECIALIZES IN FUNERAL FLOWERS Our floral designers will arrange floral pieces exnertiv and promptly at moderate prices 3 deliveries daily in soorial floral (rucks Come in or call in.

Use your Charge Account. Hudson's Downtown 4th Floor CA 3-5100 Ext 2115 Funeral Directors 10 JEROME A. DeSANTIS 2670 CHALMERS VA 2 5036 WM. R. HAMILTON CO.

3975 CASS AVE. TE 1-2712 NORTHWEST CHAPEL 18900 Jas Couzens Hwv DI 1-1300 BIHM INGHAM-CHAPEL 820 MAPLE Ml 4 6OO0 HILLIKER'S FUNERAL HOME 2449 W. Grand Blvd TT 6 2233 A. H. Peters Funeral Home 12057 GRATIOT LA 6 7700 20705 MACK GP Wds.

TD 4-5500 SCHMALZRIEDT SONS 1KK25 GRAND RIVER VE 5 3100 SULLIVAN W. McNIchols 15SOO Fenkell UN 4-2311 VE 8-8100 J. SUTTON A SO FRANCIS GALLAGHFR MGR 4147 TRUMBULL TE 2-5100 Chas. VerKeyden, Inc. Established 60 veare 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVE TU 1-8500 Announcements Lost and Found 20 CALL MISS DA? at WOodward 2-9400 and let Free Presi readers help you find vour lost article You mav charge your ad If too wish or take it to the nearest liner station to get the same low rate as at the matn office BLACK patent leather bag.

lost: orange wallet. Identifications. Re- ward. Seaman. WE 5-9541.

fiOXER Brown and white male Lost May 4. Hogarth-Dexter Re-ward 3729 Hogarth. TY 5-107 5 COCKER red male, lost 510. Dearborn vicinity. LO 1-5740.

FOX Terrier Brown-white male: fi6. N.W Sec Reward. TI 6-2477. ENGLISH SETTER Male. Lost 5-10.

Black and white Vic. Grosse Pte Park. Reward. TU 5-1627. LETCA 3 Camera, leather case lost Sunday at Willow Run.

Keeo- sake. Reward. UN 2-9913. blue. 510.

W. Dearborn, band 120-AG-57. Reward. LO 1-5106. after 6 p.m.

PARAKEET, blue. Vic. Esoer and Mendota. Name 'Billy." Banded. Reward.

TE 4-97R6. PARAKEET, green-yellow opaline, banded. 59. Infantry Desmond Reward. VI 1-3734.

TOOL BOX Strathmoor 8 Mile. 5 '8. Needed. Reward. LI 4-030C.

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VERNOR AT WOODWARD Business Personals 23 OLD-TIME Y)N OPERATED AND PLAYER PIANOS SOLD BOUGHT. REPAIRED MERRY'S 726 MACK WAJ-6317 Transportation 32 A.A.A. N.Y. ALASKA Seattle. Orleans.

Hartford CLAUDE S. 9106 MICH. LU 4-1420 ACE TRANSPORT California Brroklvn Utah. Seattle Gas paid 2911 Woo.tward TE 3-1002; ALL GAS Conn, other points. Detroit Driveway Inc Dealer A Private Cars Delivered 9350 Broadstrcet WE 3 9373 CATHERINE RAE 25254 Grand River KE 4 0610 KE 6 9905 Trade Technicalchools 36 40 MASTER MECHANIC Applicants must have previous tool and fixture design experience in low volume heavy sheet metal and large precision machine product field.

Duties will Include responsibility for the design and development of tool and fixtures, cost programming and processing. Submit complete resume including design, manufacturing, administrative experience and personal qualifications. Address Box 1671, Free Press, 31. METHODS MAN OR ENGINEER Experienced In cutting tool or mv clnne tool Excel'ent position with progressive firm BOX 1S74 FRFE 31 Sales Trainee YOUNG MEN BETWEEN ARES Have vou ever applied for sle lob wanting In ret into the sales field, the highest paid profession In the world today nd been refused for lack of experience? If vou' have ever wanted to ret into the sale field, then here is your big chance. We will nav all the expenses for your too notch training course that will pay vou $10 000 a vear and uo.

We xre a national chain organization with S9 office in the 11 and Tanada. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT MR. R. PADLL. WO 0563 Between 0am -noon Salary $100 Per Week a i rc rk peeree Metallurgy Know Heat Transfer Design -e- 55-38 S7.20f Call Peg Scntt WO 1-3480 EXECUTIVES' PERSONNEL.

SALES Cement or bldg. mat local, age to 40 BODY FIX. BUILD. FOR KM AT Are to 45 $700 4- BOOY ASSEM. FOREMAN Frame weld finih exp.

Open PHARMACISTS Several Open COLLEGE GRADS Attractive training program Open QUALITE PERSONNEL 117 Oavid Stott Bldg. WO 3-4PP3 SALES TRAINEE 2 vr BA or Aetr: sales exrt. 3P0 4-APEX PERSONNEL WO 1-4H54 BOYS, 16-22 To assit manager In outside order dent Must be neat and able to converse intelligently. SOS 40 per week if Qualified. Transportation.

Mr. Psrlget 1254 National Banh (No phone calls accepted BOYS Two over 17 year, neat anoearsnre. exneriem-e unnecessary. About HI0 for 6-hr. workinr dav Steady work, Aoolv 8:30 lo 10 am.

or 3 fo 4:30 pm. 14HO-2 Grand River. Room 203. or 181B0 KpIIt Rd BOYS order shoot SI 80 nr. start.

Exo. 8.30-0:30 a.m. 144H Majestic Bldr. BOYS to sell ice cream from bikes, part or full time. 16 vr.

and older. AddIv 18440 Jot 12 noon-6 pm. DEARBORN Area Fuller men. At-erage S1C9 week. Applications taken LU 2-1C33.

EXPANDING Need full time men. Must liva E. Side. all LA 7-170. I NEED a MEN If vou need some extra money nd have a car rail TY 7-0047.

9 to 13, MEN STEADY WORIn No laTof Is. No experience necessary. 3 character references required. Car advantages. For appointment.

BR '( 6.17H. a'k for Personnel Manager, MEN Not afraid of work. Full, part-time. Call WO 2-78RO or to at Mason. 311 Majestic Bldr.

FN Good Watkins route available. No experience neces-ary. free trainlnr. hivh earnings, full or part time work, are no handicap. Apply J.

Waikins 7551 Grand River. YOUNG MEN 18-28 Large International orranlia-tion will interview sharo vounr men to begin trainipg fur Publicity and Promotional Dept No experience necessary, but you must be businesslike and sincerely Interested in a secure future. You' will start at SI 00 a week with an opportunity to earn flO.OOO firt vear selling- This is definitely a lifetime opportunity ano only ambitious men need atmtv. Car furnished. For interview appointment telephone Mr.

Skinner BEFORE NOON WO 5-0562 $100 TO START YOUNG MEN if yon are 18 to 28. have a fair education, rood appearance and can follow instructions, we can offer you a job that must pay you a minimum of f80 per week. Tremendous advancement potential to career minded men. See sales manager. 603 Donovan 2457 Woodward, Monday and Tuesday, 10 tfll.

Salesman 42 A MARRIED man with car livinr in East Detroit area Excellent oreninr. SI 00 a week plus commission CI -37 vears. For details phone Mr. Humphrey 8-30 in 10-an am. Tuesday morning only.

TU 1 5640. ATTENTION! $100 Week Salary Neat, Alert Young Men To Assist Manager In local brancj, coast-to-coast chain organization. Experience unnecessary, but must be able to converse Intelligently and ba -satisfied with 5100 per week to start Rapid ad- vancernent to tboe accepted. CALL MR. WELLS For appt.

9 a.m.-12 noon WO 1-6288 $100 PER WEEK EST. WATKIKS route for 3 nt men. year round work, no layoffs. Apply at 2262 Gratiot a.m. JONES Edra.

dear sister of Mrs. James Foreman, of Flint. and Charles Jones, of Wins-ham. Oct. Funeral Wednesday.

10 a.m.. at A. H. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratijt.

Interment Sunset Hill Cemetery. Flint. Wednesday. 2 o.m. KA AB ALIAN Stephen.

I3-J-JJ Fourteenth. May 11 1958. beloved' son of Yenram-sima: brother of Vahram: dear fa- ther of Mrs John (Mary) Bedirian and Mrs Paul (Hone) Tatarian. Funeral Wednesday 2 cm. from Simon Javizian Funeral Home.

175.50 -Woodward. St. John's Armenian Church. 1335 Oakman Blvd. 2:30.

Family residence is 17614 Roselawn. Detroit 21. KOTOWSKI Benjamin of 304 E. 10 Mile Rd. Pleasant Ridge.

May 11. Suddenly. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kotow-ski: brother of Mrs.

Otto (Ruth) Kuxhaos, Mrs. Sam (Rose) Turns, Miss- Doria H. Kotowskt. Arthur L. Kotowski.

Funeral Tuesday 2 pm. Wessels Funeral Home. 23R90 Woodward Ave. at Woodward Hrights. Burial Oakview.

LADD Bess F. Mav 11. 195S. beloved sister ef Jennie Ladd- aunt of -Mrs. Kathrvn Wilfong.

of Houston. and Oliver Grant Ladd. of Oklahoma Citv. Okla. Funeral services at Alfred Crosnv Mortuary.

Hamilton at Glendale. Wednesday May 14. 1 o.m. LAN GERMAN Sue Ellen wife of the late Curtis mother of Mrs. Robert H.

Sullivan: sister of Henry and Allen Wiee-elmann. Funeral Wednesday. 9:31 a.m. at A. H.

Peters Funeral Home. 20705 Mack Ave at Vernier Rd (8 Mile Rd Grosse Pointe Woods, and 10 am. at Our Ladv Star of the Sea Church. Grosse Pointe Woods. LANGSTAFF Marion Mav 10.

Dear wife of Clvde sister of Emmett and John Bennane. Funeral from A. G. Riglev Funeral Home. 12712 Liver-nnis Tues at 9:15 and Our Ladv of Fatima Church.

Oak Park, at 10 a Rnsarv Mon. at 8 p.m. LAWRENCE Marion M- Services 9:30 am. Wed- nesdav at the G. G.

Funeral Home. 15251 Har arris rper. LE FEVRE Harrv May 11 of 23544 Allor. St. Clair Shores, husband of Clara (Nee Mahlmeister) father of Mrs.

Dorothy Winkeliohn. Mrs. Marion Marin. Virginia and Mrs. Harriet Loehnis Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home.

1S30O Mack at Outer Dr Wed. at 9:30 and to St. Ambrose Church at 10. LEVIN Herman. 3358 Sfurtevant.

Husband of Edna father of Joe. Maurice and Mrs Beniamin Glaser- brother of Selig Levine. Dave Levin and Mrs. Riva Beirock. Services noon.

at. the Ira Kaufman Chanel. 9419 Dexter. Interment Machnelah. Family at Joe Levin residence.

21830 Kinlinr. Oak Park. LUKOWIAK (See Chmoski Notice.) MELLMAN Nettie of Bavnort. May 11. beloved wife of Charles.

dear mother of Mrs. Henrv Chamnion of Muskeron and Mr. Robert Iarst of Detroit. Funeral services from Shetler Chanel in Picreon. Wednesday.

1 p.m. Interment Gaines Cemetery. Gaines. Mich, at 4 o.m. MILITELLO Anthony Jr.

beloved ion of Mr. and Mrs Tony Militello. dear brother of Santo. Mrs. Rosalie Bellanoa.

Thomas. Sam of Danville. 111. Mrs. Rose Schwarz.

of Mt. Clemens. James. Mrs Josephine Nicholas of Clarkston Paul and sister Mary Macrina of Notre Dame St. Marvi Convent of Grand Raninds.

Mich. Funeral Wed from Bagnasco Funeral Homek 512 Grand Blvd. 9 a.m and Ho'v Family Church. 10 a.m. Rosary Tues.

8 m. MOBUS Catherine wife of Robert L. and mother of Robert B. Mobns. died Sunday in Adrian.

Funeral services Wednesday. 2 p.m.. Fveriss Funeral Home. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Adrian.

MONTROSS Hilda. Mav 10. of 26805 Pemhrook. Beloved wife of Virgil. Dear mother of Jack.

Mrs. Marie Carr. Mrs. Paul Lrath. Mrs.

Glenn Hoots. Sister of Wm. Barrett Mrs. Huirh Leckv. Mrs.

Audrey Wall. Also leaves nine grandchildren. Friends mav call at the Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home Grand River. Red-ford.

Services Tuesdav at 1 P.m. from St. Pauls Lutheran Church. 13991 Evergreen. Burial Grand Lawn.

MORTON George Campbell. 59 years. Mav 11 at Grace Hospital. Beloved husband of Aldine (nee Mills). Brother of Ernest.

A Detroit. Mrs. Frank Milltgan (Norah). Oakville. Ontario.

Resting at the James Sutton Funeral Home. 937 Ouellette Windsor. Funeral service Wednesday. Mav 14 at 11 am. Rev.

B. Cunningham officiating. Interment Windsor Grove Cemetery. MOREY Robert A. Services 10 a Ttiesrfav at the R.

G. Harris Funeral Home. 15251 Harper. MORRISSY Ellen. Mav of 15503 Manor: beloved wife of Patrick dear mother of Mrs.

Marv Linse.U. Mrs. Ita Moss. Rev. Fr.

Thomas Mnr-rissv. P.SsR. chaplain S. Army. Germany.

Robert E. of Chicago Heights. Gerard P. Rev Fr. Patrick Morris v.

Ss. R. of Thailand Asia: dear sister of Anthony and Andrew Burke, of Ireland Funeral from the Buresh -Funeral Home. 13H31 Puritan at Scbaefer. Wednesday, at 10 a.m.

Holy Redeemer Church at 11. MUNCEY Clarence, suddenly, Mav 1 1 1h. 20438 Gavlord. Redford Two. Beloved husband of Gloria, dear father of Robert Deborah and Pamela.

Son of Mrs Nellie Olinger. brother of Frank and Melvin. Service Thursday 11 a.m. at east Chanel of Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home.

22401 Grand River Redford t. Graveside service Acacia Park Cemeterv under ausDicea Kismet Lodge No. 489 FiAM. MURPHY Joseph Sr. S5.

1469 North River St. Clair. formerly of 168.12 Lawton. Detroit, beloved husband of Kathryn dear father of Joseph P. Murphy.

John W. and Mrs. Erwin Campbell: nine grandchildren. Funeral from Fried-ericks Funeral Home. St.

Clair. Mich Wednesday 10 a.m. St. Mary Church. St.

Clair. NTJYTTENS Irene H. (nee Gersehow). May 12. of 74 Willison Grosse Pie.

Shores. Wife of Jerome -1. Sister of Charles Gersehow and Mrs. Nelson Ver Burg. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home 1630(1 Mack at Outer Thursday at 11 a.m.

PACE William May 10. at Capac Mich. Husband of Salena. Father of Mrs Marie Kathleen Hoetger an William. Funeral from the verhevden Funeral Home.

1R300 Mack at filter Drive. Tues. at 8:15 and to St Peter's Church at 9. PLEASANT Alice. Mav 10th.

of BIOS Hazlett. Tear wife of James W. Pleasant-dear sister of Emma Farris. Rufus Owens. M.

C. Owens. In state at the Stinson Funeral Home. 1540 E. Grand Blvd.

Services 11 clock Tuesdav at St. Stephens Church. SCHENHOFF Anna. Mav 11th. 8022 Archdale.

BeloveJ wife of Edward: dear mother of Bruce and Elton: sister of Mrs. Elsie Jones and Mrs. Ella Love, grandmother of Valerie and Carl. Services Fred Wood Funeral Home 8450 Plvmouth Rd. nr.

Grand River Wednesday 2 -30 Memorial service bv Daughters of America Tuesday 7:30 p.m. SCHRAMM Matildi Mav 11th, or 532P Lakenointe. Beloved mother of Mrs. Lillian Debaeke. Charles and William Kanallv of Buffalo.

NY: John Kanallv of Canada: dear sister of John and William Hunter and Mrs. Gordon Alliaon. all in Canada. Also survived by seven grandchildren. Services 11 clock Wedresdav morning at the R.

G. and G. Harris Funeral Home. 15251 Harper Ave. SHOW ALTER i man Di.Vhm, enrune.

Mav iv, ui oivo jjiohw. wife of the late Oliver- mother of Mrs. George Wisusik (Mildred). Mrs. Robert Brown (Florence).

M-s. Thomas MacKenzie (Gertrude). Mrs. Howard Bustetter (Jeanette). M's.

Rav Peake (Dorothy) Mrs Volfr Pratber (Thelma) Mrs. Russ Kreitsch (Ruth! and Stanley. Also. 14 grandchildren and 14 rreat gamdchildren Funeral from trie Verhevden Funeral Home lfl.tOO Mack at Outer Tuesday, at 2. SOLD AN Timmotbv 3'.

of 11K58 Somerset, darling son of Andrew and Carolyn Soldan: loving brother of Theodore. Terrance and Pidni: dear grandson of Mr and Mrs. Albert H. Hor-nung and Mr. and Mrs.

Vasile Sol-dan. Restinr at Sommers Funeral Home. 12140 Morang cor. Lamr. nr.

Kelly Rd. until Wednesday 8:30. to Sr. Brendan's (Mass of the A angels) at 9. Death Notices I BAUER Bertha May 10.1958.

Beloved wife of the late Edward J. Bauer, dear sister of William Sagert and the lite A Marie Deane dear friend of Mrs. Florence Beckwith. darling aunt of 12 nieces and nephews Funeral services from the Frazier Funeral Home. 2377 Grand Blvd.

at La Salle Wed. Mav 14 at 2 p.m. Entombment Roseland Park. BECKLEY Bernah Mav 11th. Beloved wife of Luther dear mother of Mrs.

Margaret B. Swibold. Mrs. Ruth M. Hansen- sister of Royden Lessor.

Mrs. Louise D. Bills. Mrs. Ruth Younsr and Mrs.

Hattie Darby. Also survived h' four grandchildren Funeral from Hamer-Mulliran Funeral Home 16450 HamiUon. Wednesday 3 m. BOTKEV Jack Mav 11th. 14705 Ta- coma.

Beloved hushand of Eleanore (Schemers) dear father of Ronald Bntkin and Marilvn Mauser: brother of Chatles Botkin Funeral from the Weitenberner Funeral Home. 13S41 Gratiot Wednesday at 2. Interment Forest Lawn. ROMAN Eleanor suddenly, of 1C008 Rossiter. beloved wife of Route: dearest mother of Mrs.

Andrew I Dons Mael Biasatti and Thomas W. Sumner: dear sister of Hank. Fred and Carl Hedeen: loving-grandmother of Vicki Lynn and Lawrence Riasatti. Resting at Som-mers Funeral Home. 1210 Morang cor.

Laing. nr. Kelly Rd. until time of service Thursday 12 noon. Pastor Constantino Trued officiating.

Interment White Chanel. Member of DuNord No. 119 and R. P. Women's Auxiliary.

CAPLAN Peter, of Miami Beach. Beloved husband of Belle; dear father of Seymour Mrs. George Spoon, Mrs. Milton Mittenthal and Mrs. Harry Baer: brother of Mrs.

Jack Cowan. Mrs. Harrv Yarrows and Mrs. Lena Stine. Services Tnewtav 10 am.

at Clover Hill Park, family at Milton Mittenthal res. 19185 Warrington. CHINOSKI Marion. 11375 Columbia. Redford Townsnin beloved wife of dear mother of Mrs.

Geralriine Konas. Joseph Jr. and Charles: 4 brothers. 5 sisters. 6 grandchildren.

At Wilkie Funeral Home. West Outer Drive at T.aheer Road. Priyers Wednesday. 9:45 am. To St.

Roberts Bellarmine Church. 10:15 a m. DOSS Henry Clay. Mav 10. 1958.

at Mem-nheis. husband of Melanie Hoss Funeral (service at obanel of the William Hamilton Co 3975 Cass Ave. Tuesday at 2:30 m. Memorial tributes mav be sent to the Clay Doss Memorial Fund Cranbrook School. i DU LYN David I.ee.

Mav 11. of 16735 Mansfield, beloved son of and Mrs. Paul S. Du Lvn: dear brother of Mrs. Nancv Fisher, of Columbus and Martha Du Lvn: dear grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Berner. Services 1 o'clock Wednes-dav afternoon at the G.

G. R. Harris Funeral Home. 14751 W. McXichoIs Rd.

In lieu of flowers, contributions mav be given to the Memorial Fund of St. James Methodist Church. 15888 Archdale. EDWARPS Helen, Beloved wife of James TC. Daughter of Paul S'-knovitcri two sisters also survive.

Funeral Thursday. 2 p.m.. at A. H. Peters Funeral Home.

12057 Gratiot Ave. GEERAERT Marifv of 9581 MrKinnrv. hrlovd wife of the Jate Albert: dear mother of Albert Gperaert and Mrs. T)nri! Probptr survived hv five rrandhildren. Funeral from the Arthur J.

Van Terbprehe Funeral Home. 13340 East Warren. rornr Lakeview. Wedneedav mominr nt and Pt Matthew rhuroh at J. Rotary Tuesdav eveninr at 8.

rnterment Mt. Olivet. Rochester. X.y.. papers cony.

GORDON John C. Mar 11. of 13C0 Buckingham. Grosse Pninte. Husband of Nina.

Father of Thomas and Donna. Brother of Stanley Frank and Mrs. Charlotte C. Gulick. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home 16300 Mack at Outer Wednes-dav at 11.

and St. Clare Church at 11:30. GRAY Donovan, husband of Rita Tarrier Gray and father of Cynthia, son of Elizabeth A. Gray. brother Louis P.

Gray. Ftinera! Bell Chanel of. the William R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple.

Birmingham. Tuesdav 11 am. HERKIMER 1. Dan suddenly, of 1 80" Buckingham. Lincoln Park.

Beloved husband of Laura dear son of Mrs. Matilda Herkimer, dear brother of Mrs. Svlva Rath and Mrs. Ruth Holtz. Services Wednesday 1 P.m.

L. Peters Funeral Home. 3880 Fort St. Lincoln Park. HURLEY Theresa.

Mav 10. of 3195 Chats-worth- wife of the late Thomas mother of Fr. Edward J. Hurlev. Sacred Heart Parish Hudson.

Mich. Mrs. Roy Hurlev. and Mrs. Warren Tina-ley.

of Chicago 10 crandr-hildren and 7 areat grandchildren Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 1S300 Mack at Outer Wednesday at 10 and to St. Clare Church at 10:30. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Mrs. Post May Wealthy Mrs.

Post Will Wed Free Press Wire Services WASHINGTON Mrs. Mar-jorie Merriweather Post, one of the nation's richest women, said Monday she will marry Herbert May, of Pittsburgh, before June 28. She is 71 and has been married three times. An aide to Mrs. Post said no date or place had been set.

But he quoted Mrs. Post as saying she would marry as reported by the Washington Evening Star. MAY, the newspaper said, win be 66 next month. It said he will retire by the end of the year from his post as executive vice president of the Westing-house Airbrake International Co. Mrs.

Post, daughter of Charles William Post, founder of a cereal fortune and Post City, reportedly is worth more than 250 million dollars. Her last husband, whom she divorced three years -ago, was Joseph E. Davies, former ambassador to Russia. He died last Thursday. The letter, addressed "for the law only," reads as if it were written in part by Caril and partly by her 19-year-old boy friend.

THE LETTER said that "Chuck" came to the home of Marion Bartlett, Caril's stepfather, full of high spirits. "Mom told him to get out and never come back," the letter said, it said her stepfather began to hit Starkweather and push him around. Starkweather had a shotgun. "Well Chuck pulled it and (then there was the picture of a bullet) and my dad dropped to the floor. My mom was so mad she had a (then there was the drawing of a' knife) and she was going to cut him.

,1 got a gun and stopped my mother." The letter said her 2 V2 -year-old sister was "yelling so loud I hit her with the gun about ten times." Starkweather had a knife, the letter paid, and "he let it' go, it stopped somewhere by her head." "We just looked at them for about four hours andv then dragged them outside. Then me and Chuck lived with each other and we were going to kill each other but everybody, wouldn't stay away. "Chuck and I are sorry for what we did but now we are going on -to the end." THE LAST PART of the letter appeared to have been written by Starkweather. It said: "I and Caril are sorry for what has happened cause I have hurt everybody. But I am saying one thing: Every? body that came out there are lucky they 'are not dead.

"So far we have killed seven persons." The letter was the second produced at the trial Monday. Starkweather wrote right after his capture that he was "not real sorry" that he killed II persons, because for the first time he and Caril had "more fun." The letter said Caril did not do the killing, but "helped me a lot." Berle, Others To Substitute For Skelton HOLLYWOOD UP) Milton Berle and other show business pals will take over Tuesday night for Red Skelton on television. Red's weekly show on CBS-TV (WJBK-TV in Detroit) fall3 only hours after the funeral of his son, Richard, 9. The friendly little boy, a miniature of his famous father even to the red hair, died Saturday night of leukemia. Bandit Gets 1,000 at Station An armed bandit took about 51,000 in cash from a gas station at 9360 Greenfield early Monday.

The attendant. Herbert Pier-point, 23, of 12150 Stoepel, was left bound and gagged in the rear of the station. JACK WOLFE A builder of residential and commercial buildings in Detroit for 15 years, Mr. Wolfe died Monday at Sinai Hospital. He was 63.

He lived at 19460 Cranbrook. He was a member of the Jones Post, American Legion, and of B'nai B'rith. Surviving are his wife, Clara; two sons, Bennett and Harris; a daughter, Mrs. Louis Ronson; his mother, Mrs. Minnie Moss; three brothers, three sisters and five grandchildren.

Services will be Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 9419 -Burial will be in Clover Hill Park, Troy. PONY BOY Little Phil Follows Dad To Races Phillip G. Rouleau. 3.

likes to be with his dad, Phillip H. Rouleau, of 4151 Maryland. When father went to Hazel Park Race Track Monday night and little Phil was missing at bedtime, there was a little frantic searching. Then two was added to two. CONNER STATION police called Hazel Park police, who combed parking lots around the track until they found an auto with a three-year-old boy asleep on the floor.

Rouleau was called from the track to take the boy home. 7 Youths PleadG uilty In Battle Seven of 11 youths arrested May 3 after a gang battle which ranged from Belle Isle to Field and Gratiot pleaded guilty Monday to charges of 'disturbing the peace. All Jl pleaded innocent on arraignment May 7 to charges of conspiracy to disturb the peace and to commit felonious assault. Both charges are felonies carrying a maximum penalty of five years in prison. The charge- of disturbing the peace is a misdemeanor punishable by a maximum of 90 days in jail.

THE SEVEN, whose guilty pleas to the lesser charge were recommended by Assistant Prosecutor John Coury and accepted by Recorder's Judge John P. O'Hara, are: James F. Kurkierewicz, 20, of 7225 Miller; James Stel-mach, 19. of 8610 Winfield; Eugene W. Zohr, 18, of 779 Distel; Rolland T.

Thomas, 21, of 6709 Marcus; Robert E. Meike, 17, of 6930 Farnsworth; Gerald L. Sobieski, 17, of 7400. Merkel, and Henry T. Dasovlch, 17, of 17385 Orleans.

They were released on bond pending sentencing May 26. Examination of the other four on the original felony charges will be continued Tuesday. They are: Joseph J. Mamer-ski. 18, of 7319 Erbie; William P.

Dalian, 20, of 5503 Baldwin; Larry F. Zihlman. 21, of 5908 Field, and Louis M. Soetebeer, 18, of 5559 Faijrview. Operations Change Girl To Man PHILADELPHIA UP) A British doctor, heir toia baronetcy, said Monday he was reared as a female, but registered a change of sex after a series of operations that began when he was 29.

The operations changed Dr. Laura Maude Dillon to Dr. Lawrence Michael Dillon, a pipe-smoking, bearded. Briton of delicate features who is medical officer on the British liner City of Bath docked here, He received newsmen aboard the liner and expressed sur prise that word of his sex change had public knowledge. DR.

DILLON is brother of Sir Robert Dillon, a baronet. Sir Robert is married but childless. The doctor thus is heir to the baronetcy, which cannot descend to a woman. He said he was born in London 43 years ago and reared as a girl by several aunts and sent to a girl's school. His mother died when he was 10 days old, his father when Dr.

Dillon was 10. It wasn't until he was in his early teens. Dr. Dillon said, that he sensed he was the victim of a sex mixup. CALL FREE PRESS FOR THE BEST RESULTS IN WANT ADS WO2-9400 Boy Drowns In Terrv Lake Fpeeial to the Free Press PONTIAC A three-year-old boy drowned Monday in Terry Lake, across the street from his home.

Two boys, aiding neighbors In a search, found the body of Joseph Bennett less than an hour after hi3 mother, Mrs. Eugene Bennett, noticed him missing. Firemen worked half an hour attempting to revive him. Mrs. Bennett said Joseph had been playing in the yard of their home at 156 N.

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