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20 HELP WANTED, MEN 20 HELP WANTED, MEN 3 DEATH NOTICES TODAY'S LAUGH By Cathy Joachim 20 HELP WANTED, MEN 3 DEATH NOTICES DETROIT FREE PRESS -Wednesday. Au g. 6, 1952 21, Obituaries DONALD BECKWITH For 16 yeara departmental manager at Parke. Davis Mr. Beckwith, 46, of 10157 Crocuslawn, died Sunday at Grace Hospital.

Born in Detroit, he was graduated, with a chemical degree, from Western Reserve University at Kalamazoo. Mr. Beckwith was a member of the Oddfellows Club. He leaves his wife, Lucille and two daughters, Faith and Pamela. Services will be at the William R.

Hamilton 3975 Cass, at 1:30 p. m. Thursday. Burial will be in Roseland Park Cemetery. BEARDSI-EY William.

Services 1 p.m. Thursday at R. G. R. Hams Funeral Home, 14ol W.

McSichoU. Dvrcu'iTR inr 3. Donald K. husband Lucille lather of Faith and pecawini.ru-neral service at chapel ol the Wm. R.

Hamilton fcass cor. Alexandrine. Thursday, at 1:30 p. m. BRIC.r.S Kathleen.

Aur. 3rd. ol 148U0 Eastwood: darlinir daughter of Mr. and Mrs. woudrow Briees: bister ol IJiane and FradleTT ranJ-daughter of William Brines.

Funeral from the verhevaen runcrai nuinc. 1 6300 Mmk at Outer Drive. Wednesday at 2 30. BROWNING Marisnne ol 11312 1 if. 1 mother Of daughter of rd Bell, service at wmiiisiji pi Sons Fmieral Home, Uiv.i Wefne.rlaw at it D.

m. of flowers, friends please send contributions to the National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis. BROOM FIELD Au. 4. 1952.

Archibald. Hufhand of Nettie V. Brooiu-fleld: brother of Nefl Broonifield. KunersI service at Chanel of the Vvm. R.

Hamilton Cass Cor. Alexandrine. Wednesday at 2:30 D. m. CAIIXE--Aur.

4. of 20131 Appoline Arthur dear mother of Judith Marie and Richard dauenter 01 Mr. and Mrs. Clayson Genxe: sister of Richard J. Genge.

Funeral from the Harv-cv A. Neely Funeral Home, 16540 Meyers near Jas. Couzens Thursday at 2:30 p.m. CAR A1MNN A Thomas, suddenly. are 42.

beloved husband of An-teline. dear father of Grace. Eva. Dominic and Joseph. Funeral Thurs- WILLIAM R.

BEARDSLEY Funeral services for Mr. beards-ley, 83, will be held at 1 p. m. Thursday in the R. G.

and G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 1'51 W. McNichols. Born in Perry, N.

he was with Lee Cady wholesale gro cers for 42 years and was superin Burial Anchor- tendent of their Detroit warehouse until his retirement in 1930 Surviving are four sons, Guy Harold David E. and Charles two daughters. Mrs. Irene Walker and Mrs. Gladys Masak, 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Burial will be in Parkview Cemetery. W. FRANK MAXWELL A native Detroiter and for half a cen tury associated with the legal and investment firm of Robinson and Flynn, Mr. Maxwell. 71, died at his summer home in Sutton's Bay.

Mr. Maxwell, of 121 i.lcLean, Highland Park, retired two years ago as office manager of the company. He was a lifelong member and an elder of tiie Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife, Roxanne; a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Murray; two sisters, Mrs.

Ethel and Mrs. Bertha Shoerkel, who married brothers, and one grandchild. Services will be at 2:30 p. m. Friday at the Will'am R.

Hamilton 3975 Cass, with burial in Roseland Park Cemetery. FRANK RAWLINS Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Fritz Funeral Home, 246 E. Ferry, for Mr. Rawlins, 41, of 509 Kenil TT irofoon uno died luesaay in Aiarine Hospital.

A native of Lawrenceville, he had lived in Detroit since his discharge from the Army. Surviving are the wife, Ruth, and Mr. Rawlins' mother, Mrs. Ellie Dennis, of Detroit. BOTH Aur.

2. of 13131 Lonrview. Beloved husband of dear lather of Leo W. ana Mrs. Marie Hinderliter: 6 (rrand-children also survive.

Brother ol Fred and Mrs. C. M. Bailey of Chicago. 111.

Funeral Wednesday. 8:30 a. m. from A. H.

Peters Funeral Home 12057 Gratiot, and 10 a. at St. David Church. Rosary Holy Kama Society, Tuesday. 0:15 D.

m. SMITH AU7. 3rd. William C. ol 28041 Barton Garden City.

beloved husband of Betty Otte Smith; dear father of Brur-e and Barbara Ann. son of William M. and Caroline: brother of Louise. Mrs. Joseph Noker and Mrs.

Frank Asti. Funeral services Thursday 1 D. m. at A. H.

Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot Ave. Philip. Aug-. 4.

3345 Richton. dear father of Br. T.un a Wei Mr. Harrv i vi i' i ui i. rrini'.

i services Wednesday. 11a. at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. 94 1 Dexter, at Edison. Family at 180o0 Santa Barbara.

STEWART Alda fnee Pedersen. Ausr. 4. of 827 Continental: wife of Edgar: mother of Earl and Don: sister of Lillian. Leonie.

Jack Petersen. Mrs. Harold Hohl and Mrs. Earl Rensberry: funeral from the Ver-heyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack.

at Outer Drive. Thursday at 2:30 VA.N TIKM John 2. of 564 Notre Dame, Grosse Pointer dear father ot Mrs. Arthur (Etmliel Martin. John Paul, Richard and Jerome; brother of Frank.

Arthur. Joseph. Stephen. Sister Clara Van liem of the Sacred Heart. Aufrust and Mrs.

Anthony Walsh. Also two prandchil-dren. Funeral fruui The Verhevden funeral Home, Mack at Outer 1 If 1 nnn LM ai ur. ville, Mich. WITKOWSKY Frank Ausr.

3rd. of 3730 Garland: he In vert hmhanrt of Irene (nee Cronint: brother of Sister M. Humilissa. Order of Kntr, Dame, of Chicago. 111..

August. John. e.awara. ousepn and Mrs. Mary Burke, all Of Grand Ranirla Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home.

16.100 Mack, at Outer Drice. Thursday at 8:30 and to St Rernard's Church at 9. Rosary Wednesday eve- nmg at 8. Interment. Mt.

Olivet. 6 CEMETERIES WHITE CHAPEL d-rave lot. ner-petual care. Bargain. TY 5-7325 8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS ARMSTRONG 103IIO PURITAN UN 1-63S9 COOPER BROS.

10400 MACK VA 2-5S35 ALFRED E. CROSBY 12700 HAMILTON AT GLENDALE TO EST. 1912 JEROME A. DE SANTIS 2670 CHALMERS VA 2-5036 FRAZIER FUNERAL HOMES 2377 W. Grand at La.

Salle TY 4-6100 18U0O Jas. Couzens. near W. 7 Mile DI 1-1300 WM. R.

HAMILTON CO. For 88 years service and quality have been our first consideration. Com plete funerals as low as $100 have always Been part of our service. This includes the use of our Funeral Home and Chapel. Free Parkins- lot.

3976 CASS AT ALEXANDRINE TE 1-2712 N. Frank Hamilton Clarence E. Otter 1 1 1 a R. a milton HILLlKER FUNERAL HOME 2449 West Grand Blvd. TY 6-2233 UNION CO-OP FUNERALS LEWIS BROS.

FUNERAL COSTS CUT IN HALF 380Q PURITAN CN 1-7700 J. SUTTON SON 4157 Trumbull Ave. TE 2-5100 15800 Fenkeil VE 8-8100 Chas. Verhevden. Inc.

4fl Years 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVE TU 1 -8500 GEO. P. WARRICK 1093 E. GRAND BLVD. WA 1-0252 9 LOST AND FOUND CALL MISS DAT at WOodwarc 2-9400 and let Free Press readers help you find your lost articles.

You may charge your ad if vou wish or ake it to the nearest liner station to ret same low casb rates as at tne main olfice A BRACELET Platinum. July 31. E. Side. Reward.

TE 4-3562. COCKER SPANIEL Lit-ht honey colored: Livernois-8 Mile district. License 42926: reward. UN 4-5342. Dog Lost, Gray Miniature Schnauzer Vicinity of Grand Marais Rd.

and 3 Mile Grosse Pointe. A UK. 2. Reward. A 3-1144.

LOST Change purse with money and lady's platinum rim? containing lartre diamond. 'Z baguette and 12 small diamonds: downtown area: re ward. Mr. Couehlin. WO 1-9714 LOST Black, zioner wallet on DSR between downlnwn and 7 Mile.

Re- ward. TW 2-8539 LOST Little black Pekingese, white markings: vie. Davison-Mt. Elliott. Reward.

TW 3-291 PARAKEET, blue: lost vicinity South- fieM-Acacia answers to MacK -ieu. Reward. VE 8-H801. PARAKEET Green. July 30.

Mack St. Clair. Reward. ED 1-1546 PARAKEET- Lost Blue and white. N.

w. 8ec. Kewarrt. t. 3-psin.

WILL PERSON who picked un blue suitcase by mistake on Michigan Central train. Ausr. 4. please call TE 2 04 WRISTWATCH Lost Name on back. Ruth Piiiffel.

105O- 7 Mi-Gratiot. Reward. Lincoln 5-5207. 15 TRANSPORTATION AAA CADILLACS Seattle. Dallas.

Okla. pd. 3540 Woodward. TE ras. oil 2-1QQ2.

CABS available for Alabama. Arkansas. Carolinas and Texas. Other points West and South available. Gas allowance 9106 Michigan.

LU 4-1420. A Free Trip to New York ALSO CARS WEST DETROIT'S DRIVE A WAY DT.RS. PRIVATE CARS DELIVERED ANYWHERE 712 EMPIR BLDG. WO 2-RQ95 CARS furnished to Louisiana. Texas.

Phoenix. Gas aiiowan-e. Midwest Anto. 2432 Park. WO 1-31190, CATHERINE RAE DEALERS' DRIVEAWAY SERVICE 20 Years in Dnveaway Business 9215 LIVERNOIS WE 5-9Sa9 DALLAS.

TEXAS New cars: best deal tn town. 3540 Woodward. TE HXVF8 A TTTO nRIVKAWAV. INC. WE 3 678.1 CARS EVERYWHERE WANTED One rider to LA.

and vicinity, leaving Wednesday or Th rsd ay. Joe Wells. VA 4-7010. 20 HELP WANTED, MEN Accountant TUNIOR For cost aceountlnr work, previous job. cost experience essential.

Excellent opportunity for Qualified person. Apply in person to personnel department. Mechanical Handling Systems. Inc. 4600 NANCY Near East 8 Mile and Ryan Rd.

Convenient to East 6 Mile bus. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN To sell new automobiles: rood com mission and excellent opportunity; demonstrator furnished. APPLY IN PERSON CLEM-RINKE MOTOR SALES 13 MILE AT VAN DYKE WARREN. MICIL BUTCHER Experienced. Applv Cianciola's Fine Foods, 1S647 Livernois.

DIE MAKERS TOP RATE OVERTIME LONG PROGRAM Excellent Parking Facilities ARROVVSMITIl TOOL DIE 31506 Grand River AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS North American Aviation, Inc. OFFERS EXCELLENT OPPORTTXI- lltS TU LKHS IN ALL MAJOR FIELDS FOR LONG-RAN GE JUUIABY FROG RAM. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA COLUMBUS, OHIO Especially needed axe: ENGINEERING DESIGNERS ENGINEERING -DRAFTSMEN STRESS ANALYSTS AERODYNAMICISTS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Aircraft Exnerienee Not Necessarily Required. Enrineerinir Experience in Many other Fields Adaptable. ALSO OPENINGS FOR KEfENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE AND TECH NICAL SCHOOL.

GRADUATES LIBERAL TRANSPORTATION AND MOVING ALLOWANCES OCR REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE JN DETROIT MONDAY AllurST THROUGH FRIDAY. AUG l' ST 8. (ALSO INTER VIEWING MONDAY AND 'J L'tSDAt EVENINGS FROM 7 TO 9 P.M. AND SATURDAY. AUGUST 8.

FROM fl A-M. TO 3 P.M.) See him at the MICHIGAN STATE EMPLOYMENT SERV. 7310 Woodward Ave. OR TELEPHONE HIM AT TRinitv 2-4000 For Further Information or write Engineering Personnel Office North American Aviation, Inc. International Airport Los Angeles 45, California Persona Currently Employed at their Hii-hot lvl nf Skill in Essential Defense Industry Should Not Apply.

engineer STATIONARY FIRST CLASS CITY LICENSE Solvay Process 7501 West Tefferson ENGINEERING SALESMAN Experienced in selling ensrineenriir services incluuine rescareti ana ae-velopine. designing, drafting, tracing, technical writing, parts listing, cataloging, technical and commercial art for national firm in the Detroit rea. Age Salary, nase. puis expense account, ttox izsb. rree Press.

31 FILLING station attendants, drive- itwav nalesampn. must oe experi enced and over 30. Good working- con ditions: steady employment tor ngni men. Gulf Station. 7 Mile at Livernois FITTER On miscellaneous iron and conveyers.

Also arc welders. 944 E. Congress. FURNACE INSTALLERS Exoerienced Must have tools and transportation. Steady work.

Also installer helper. APPLY" HOLLAND FURNACE 13 Court Mt. Clemens, Mich GAS STATION Attendant Part time help and lull time tune-up men. Experienced. Shell Service.

91-21 Allen Allen Park. Du 2-9855. Grill and Counterman Experienced. Capable of taking BEKXHA RDT'S 2508 GD. RIVER Grinder Hands All Around First Class Job shop men, days, top rates, overtime.

Open Sundays. F. JOS. LAMB CO. 6343 Wight, Cor.

Iron HELPER WANTED Maintenance: night work: some trav eling. Call after it a. m. in HELPERS (white experienced in Eleel worn, zitian w. Mile.

HOTEL CLERK Experienced middle aged, white. single, live on. tiremite. itiiiiii Hotel. auonai.

I.B.M. OPERATORS Excellent opportunity In established firm. Minimum of 2 years experience. Permanent position. Contact Miss "MICHIGAN MUTUAL LIABILITY CO.

WO 3-4 son 10533 GRATIOT Needs JIG ACID FIXTURE BUILDERS DIE MAKERS LUCAS OPERATORS 58 Hrs. Per Week Company Paid Insurance Parking Facilities Apply Af French Road Enfranct FOX Rf PP. ESS WANT ACS DIAL WO 2-91CD 20 HELP WANTED, MEN JIG BORING OPRS. FOR NIGHTS LONG PROGRAM 58 HOCK WEEK INDUSTRIAL CITY BORING CO. 11474 E.

0 MILE RD JE 6-1 LATHE HANDS MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS WOLVERINE IND. 448 W. EARNED LATHE HAND. A-l. roust hy least 10 yeari? experience.

I l-ei41. Ask tor Mr. LATHE OPERATORS Must be eood. Too wages. Overtime paid.

CASS MACHINE CO. 691 ANTOINETTE LUCAS BORING Mill Operators On Tool Work Night shift, top rates, over time. Open Sundays F. JOS. LAMB CO.

6343 Wight. Cor. Iron MACHINE REPAIRMEN Experienced on hydraulic or machine repair. GEMMER MFG. CO.

6400 Mt. Elliott MEAT CUTTER Experienced. Apply Cianciola'a Tine oods. lnotJ ijiverrioi. MEAT cutter: top wages: counter man.

produce manager. Apply i-a VnnA Market. 14241 W. Mc- Nicnol-. MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER.

not over 35. 2-5 years experience with machinery and conveyor systems, for permanent work in ronsuliinr engineering office. Good opportunity. Contact Mr. B.

W. Burns H. E. Bovay. Cont-iilting Engineers.

'24. Esperson Building Houston 2. Texas. MILK SANITARIAN Salary: 4.5:0 per year City of Saninaw has vacancy In Health Department for Milk Sanitarian. Must he resident of State of Michigan and have education and experience eouivalent to graduation from college in Dairy Science.

Apply Personnel Advisory Board. City Hall Saginaw. Michigan. MILLWRIGHTS Immediate openings in above classification for men experienced in industrial maintenance work. ALUMINUM CO.

OF AMERICA 3311 Dunn nr. E. Grd. Blvd. and Tos.

Campau FORD MOTOR GO. TANK DIVISION Offers an Excellent Opportunity for TO QUAKERS TOOL LATHE OPERATORS TOOL MILL OPERATORS TOOL SHAPER OPERATOR Tool Room How Working 58 Hrs. Per Week GUTTER GRINDERS MAGHIHE SETTERS for Lathes, Mills and Grinders MAGHIHE REPAIR TOOL GAGE AND LAYOUT INSPECTORS PIPE FITTERS FLOOR INSPECTORS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY for the new plant now being constructed in Livonia for Defense Production of Medium Tanks APPLY 14300 Woodward ROOM 351 OR 36200 Plymouth Rd. Vt Mill West of Wayne Road Plymouth Road Office Open Saturdays 8 A. M.

fo 4:30 P. M. Automotive Aircraft and Tank Draftsmen Designers Checkers Layout Men Senior Detailers Specification Men Process Eng. Stress Engineers Tool Engineering Clerks Blueprint Operators (Nights) Long range programs with scheduled overtime. Interviews daily for men ex perienced in above classifications.

Also Tuesday and Thursday 6 :30 to 9 :30. Saturdays 8 to 2:30. -APPLY Salaried Personnel Office FISHER BODY ENS. DIV. 465 W.Milwaukee ARC WELDERS APPLY American Metal Products 8341 Epworth AGENT SALESMEN Onnortunitv with a future with one of Michigan's fastest growing insur ance companies, tstariiisned o-ons.

Life, health, accident and hospitalization. Experience not necessary. We trail vou. See Mr. Taylor or Mr.

Ventura. 3510 Woodward. CERTIFIED Arc Welders APPLY AMERICAN METAL PRODUCTS 8341 Epworth Blvd. Automobile Mechanic Good proposition. 50-5O basis.

Nice- clean, well-eauipoed shop. Plenty of SEE MR. MACKENZIE Allan's Nash Sales 6563 W. WARREN AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS FOR A WELL-EQUIPPED. BUSY CADILLAC SERVICE: A WORK TOP PAY: 4U-HUUK.

ouai WEEK: EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. SEE MR. SUSKITUS CADILLAC FACTORY BRANCH 6001 CASS AUTO MECHANIC Experienced on lie Soto or Chrysler 8-cyliuder engines: must be sober and dependable. Clean shop: plenty of work- excellent vorkinr conditions with top pay. Our service volume has reached the noint where we must have one more faststeppinsr man.

Bill Henderson nt tjiTft.w VMnin'u ntrii.Tru 23H77 VAN DYKE. AT 1)'. MILE BARBER WAMr.U Sieauy. to starj immediately. Must be (rood hair-cutter.

Guarantee and percentage. VE 14847 W. 7 Mile. BARBER or ftood apprentice. 0 iruarantee; air conditioned shop.

12148 Dix Wyandotte. AV 4-5495 BARBERS Wanted Excellent job for 2 srood haircuuers: o-oay wee. 243 W. Manle. Birmingham.

BARBER Steady, guarantee, comm. 1 200tS Morane Dr. at Lansdowne. after 7:.10. WA 4-6620 BARBER Wanted Afternoons.

steady. 1223 Dexter. Leon Barber Shop BARBER wanted or (rood apprentice. air-cotid. shoD.

MK-v ccorse Dc arhorn. Flow Operating 7 Days Per Week Long Program NEEDS DIE MAKERS TOOL MAKERS ZIP MILL OPERATORS BORING MILL OPERATORS PUNCH FINISHERS and DIE BARBERS APPLY 1560 E. Milwaukee Cadill ac Motor Car Div. NEEDS DIE MAKERS TOOL DESIGNERS MACHINE REPAIR MACHINIST EXPERIMENTAL SHEET METAL POWER HAMMER OPERATOR TOOL INSPECTORS MILLWRIGHTS ELECTRICIANS TINSMITH SEMI OUTSIDE TRUCK DRIVERS BULLARD OPERATORS INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL GRINDERS GEAR CUTTERS I EXPERIENCED POLISHERS Before Plating) EXPERIENCED BUFFERS PRODUCTION MACHINE OPERATORS METAL FINISHERS ASSEMBLERS 2860 CLARK Liberty Tool Engineeri'g Corp. DIE MAKERS Jobbing shop experience.

60-hr. week. Long program. Top rates. 5959 W.

Warreen DIE MAKERS AND TOOLROOM LATHE OPERATORS RYNIEWICZ BROS. 2648 Rotsford TO 8-8697 DIE MAKERS long program overtime contact ralph huff. 8129 e. 9 mile road je DIE MAKERS SHAPER and MILLING HANDS Loner program. 58 hr.

week Day and night shift. HUDSON TOOL MACHINE CO. 126 E. Hudson, Royal Oak DRAFTSMEN Product Engineering Experienced Jr. and Sr.

Layout Department Cadillac Motor Car Div. 2860 CLARK DRIVERS CHECKER CABS Apply 2128 Trumbull, across from Briggs Stadium. Driver Salesmen For Popular Faygo Beverages FAYGQ 3579 GRATIOT DIE Chrysler Engineering offers excellent opportunities tor experienced DIE MODEL OR Hammer Form Builders APPLY CHRYSLER EHGIIIEERII1G 12800 OAKLAND HIGHLAND PARK, MICHIGAN Deaths Elsewhere Maj. Gen. Follett Bradley, 62, retired Air Force general and executive of the Sperry Gyroscope at Mineola, L.

I. Virgil G. Hinshaw, 76, chairman of the Prohibition Party's national committee from 1912 to 1924; at Bakersfield, Calif. John School Lopez, 75, magazine and screen writer; at San Francisco. Piiilip Maurice 60, former general manager of the United Kingdom Chamber of Shipping; at St.

Ives, England. Clara Viebig, 92, one of the most popular German novelists before World War at Berlin. Lyman S. Moore, 41, city manager of Portland, and consultant for the Atomic Energy Commission in setting up the municipal governments of Oak Ridge, and Hanford and Richland, remain good friends, Stanley, go steady with you!" 20 HELP WANTED, MEN CUTTERS HAND AND KNIFE Electricians FISHER Body Div: .601 PIQUETTE COAL TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED Local experience necessary. Mast have references.

Mistele Coal and Oil Milwaukee and Mitchell CREDIT INTERVIEWER Immediate ODeninsr for alert person able Tounr man interested in a career with an p.Tnandinr tinam-ial organi zation. Salaried position with varied duties, working inside. Hiith deirree of securitT and an excellent opportunity for advancement. Some college training desirable although not neces-sarv. Arntin insurance, rtaid vacation.

retirement plan, and other employe benefits. Apply now. PACIFIC FINANCE LOANS 1SS Cnncresa Room 200 Murphy Bid. Pet. 26 DIE MAKERS Lon? program.

Top rates Overtime. Day and night shifts. CARLIN TOOL DIE 5155 OAKMAN BLVD. DEARBORN DIE MAKERS DIE LEADERS Tool Makers DAY SHIFT OVERTIME GOOD RATES DEN-ARK TOOL DIE CO. 23811 TELEGRAPH NEA 8 MILE RU.

DIE BARBERS LONG PROGRAM 58-HOUR WEEK SlItlAU III ouim.w 11474 E. 9 MILE RD. JE 6 Iif0 DIE MAKERS DIE LEADERS Experienced Plenty Overtira RICHARD TRUTE TOOL AND DIE CORP. JE 6185 C3751 Hoover TM Van DvVe. Mlcri ai it am mmi tnnmmi A.

E. MECHANICS DOOR ADJUSTERS METAL FINISHERS TOOL DIE MAKERS TOOL DEE ENGINEERS TOOL GAUGE INSPECTORS TOOL FOLLOW-UP MEN TORCH SOLDERERS Apply PERSONNEL BLDG. Willow Run, Mich. Employment office open Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

KADSei LMDS .1 L' linma Lady of Good Counsel Church. 8 a. m. interment mi. uti.

u-sary Wednesday evening. 8. UAHN Ethel C. Ausr. 4.

of 352 Moselle. Grosse Pte. Farms, wife of William mother of Mrs Howard B. Wolff: grandmother of William F. Wolff.

At the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack, at Outer Drive until Wednesday, at 11. Services at St. Michael's Church. Grosse! Pte.

Woods at 2. DORK Ausr. 4th. Gertrude of ortTO Romeyn: beloved wife of the late George A. Dorr: mother of Mrs.

Josephine LaPonse. Georee and Francis- dear nister nf Mrs. Anna Four- Inie'r. Mrs. Elizabeth Leach and Mrs.

Josephine Winele: also survivea oy 10 grandchildren and two irreai- grandehildren. Funeral from Chapel of W. HacKell 4c sn. sow Vernor. Thnrsday at 10:30.

Holy Redeemer Church at 11 a. m. FLYNN Frederick aire 42. suddenly from drowning accident. 95H6 Warwick; dear brother of Mrs.

Anne Collins. Nick. Edward. Mrs. Elsie Lavine.

Mrs. Margaret Clear. Georgre and Evelyn. Funeral from the Walter Dalton Funeral Home. Warren at Schaefer.

Friday. 9 a. m. St. Suianne at 9:30.

Interment. Holy Cross. GACIOCH Stanislaus (Steve), ace 42. suddenly from drowning accident. 4916 Braden: beloved husband of Mary: dear brother of Walter, of Detroit.

Frank. Tony and Casmir of St. Louis. Funeral from the Walter Dalton Funeral Home. Warren at Schaefer.

Thursday. 10 a. m. Interment. Grand Lawn.

GOODAKI) Aur. 2- 1952 Ellyn Reed, wife of Georce mother of Mrs. William A. Danuls. and erand-motner of Toby Dannjs.

Funeral services from Chapel of Ihe William R. Hamilton Cass corner of Alexandrine. Wednesday at 1 p.m. GITOWSKI Helen, of Hanley beloved mother of Stephanie hup licki. Sophia Bawol.

Mary Helen. Frank and Anihony: also eleven r.J,1..hi,,, Thursday, at 8:30. from the Leo J. Miller u- neial Home. 9222 Jos.

Cainpau: St. Florian Church at 9 a. m. Interment Mt. Olivet.

HAXSELMAN Auir. 4. 1952. residence 6221 W. Chicago.

Georpe beloved father of Leona. dear brother of Frederick of Dayton. Charles. Katherine and John C. Han-selman.

Funeral service Thursday. 1 p. at Maney Haa Funeral Home 4458 Jov at Martindaie. Interment Forestlawn HF.NMNG William of 11568 Flanders, beloved of tlea- nor: dear Tamer or janue son of Mr anil Mm. Elmer Henllin? brother of Milton: srandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Henmnc. Services from Cooner Bros. Mortuary. Mack and Garland.

Wednesday. 3 p. m. In terment. Gethsemane Cemetery.

HOOPKR Edward Auir. 2. 195 asfed 40. suddenly, at Gallup. New Mevieo.

beloved husband of Janet: dear father of Philm and the late Stephen; dear son ol and Marv Hornier: dear brother of Mrs John Gridley, Mrs. Oscar Howell. Mrs. William Casper and Charles Funeral from Thos. P.

Lahev Funeral Home. 8.116 Dexter. Saturday morning, at 8:30. and St Vincent's Church at 9 o'clock. Inter ment Holy Sepulchre.

Rotary Friday evening, at clock. JENNINGS Fred Am. 3. ol 3452 Wildre Rd. Bav City.

beloved bu-l'ani of Mynle Smith HeiimiiKs: dear father of Mrs. C. Fisher and Mrs. V. Cluckv.

hoth of Bay City. Funeral services Wednesday. 2 p. at Vallendf Pinzien Funeral Home. Bay City.

under auspices of Wenonah Masonic Lodere AM. Interment i.lm Lawn Cemetery. Bay City. KOLAREVICH 3. Peter, of 25008 Little Mack.

St. Clair Shores. Beloved husband of Katie. Funeral services Wednesday. 10 a.

m. at A. H. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot Ave.

K0KEV Suddenly. Aur. 3. lfS. Eleanore sister of rs.

Olea Flom. of Miami. and Raymond Koskey. of Moose Lake. Minn.

Funeral service at chapel of the William R. Hamilton Cass corner Alexandrine. Wednesday at 8 p. m. Interment.

Moose Lake. Minn. LACHAR1TE Marcaret. beloved daughter of Rebecca: dear sister oi Anna. Mabel and rank, unerai from I layton J.

Brundaife Funera Home. 1210 Bak'lev Ave. Thursday at 9:30 a.m.; St. Anns Church at 10 clock. MAGKE Helen.

Services 1 P. m. Wednesda at the fl A- G. R. Harris Funeral Borne.

16251 Harper Avenue. MARCICKI Ausr. 4. Joe. of 3631 Campbell; beloved husband of Jessie: dear father of Caroline: son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthonv Marcicki: brother of Mrs. Anna Owsiak. Mrs. Frances Fashowy, John and Pete.

At Iverfeld Funeral Home. 1035 Monroe, Dearborn. Services Thursday morning- at 9 o'clock from Our Sav iour on Golgotha Church. MAXWELL Suddenly. Aug.

4. 1952. W. Frank, hushand of Rnxanne, brother of Mrs. Ethel Stoerkel and Mrs.

Bertha Stoerkel. prandfather of Brownson Murray. Funeral service at chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton Cass Avenue corner Alexandrine.

Friday at 3:30 p. m. JIIIT.ER Georsre of 15851 Mansfield- helnved husband of Grace- dear father of Virginia: eon of Mrs. Emily Miller: prother of Mrs. Alice Hawley.

Services at S' hiualzriedt Sons Funeral Home. 16625 Grand River. Wednesday at 1 D. m. MII.I.IGAN Joan.

Auir. 3. of 1372 Vernier. Beloved wife of William: dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Slewart: sister of Jean Stewart and Mrs. Andrew Fulton. Services from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack, at Outer Drive. Wednesday at 3 d.

m. MIR RAT Sarah suddenly, at Miami. of 358 Chalmers, wife of fh lnte TCm dear moth er of Florence E. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home 16300 Mack at Outer Drice. Thursday at l.

O'BRIEN Thomas Atir. 1952. of 1554 Cavalry, beloved husband of the late Catherine: dear father Of Catherine, James and Mary; brother of Richard O'Rrien. Mrs. Wi nam Doheny.

of Chicasro. 111.. Mrs. Mary ivnn ora. Mrs.

Alice uonouiriiuc. John and Patrick O'Brien, all of Ireland. Funeral from Terry Mo-Govern Funeral Home. 5827 W. Vernor Hwv nr I'Hmnhcll.

Thurs day, at Holy Redeemer Churcb at 10. BANDERMER Elsie: services 10 a. m. Thursday at the R. G.

G. R. Harris Funeral Home. 15251 Har per. SHELDEN Aur- 8.

1952. Henry, at his residence. 16628 E. Jefferson huBband of Martha C. Shelden: father of Mrs.

Malcolm Lovell. Miss Annette sneiaen and Henry u. Srtei-den. Funeral services at residence. Thursday morning, at 11 o'clock.

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8385 APPLY CHRYSLER ENGINEERING OAKLAND HIGHLAND PARK, MICHIGAN at Portland. Richard T. Harding, 71, columnist for the Cleveland Plain Dealer; at Farmer Kills Self with Dynamite SPARTA (JP) Henry H. Montgomery, 48-year-old farmer, killed himself Tuesday by exploding dynamite beneath him as he lay In a field. Dr.

William V. Vanderploeg, Kent County medical examiner, said the act was deliberate. Montgomery had been in ill health since an accident five years ago. Windsorite Killed as Car Hits Wall Joseph Karsul, 39, of Hickory Road, Windsor, was killed Tuesday when he missed a turn driving on Riverside Drive, Windsor, and crashed into a concrete wall bor dering Mattas Park, just east of the Beach Grove Golf Club. Detroit Deaths Withernonn.

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130 Kitznnller. Charles. 4 125 lSlh llouk. Delia 5. 11703 Yo-emite Wharton Ruth.

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Outer Drive. Maes Rn-ane. 74. 17180 Hawthorne. Cah.

CataUlo. 70. 1520 Atlas C.roth, 2 19038 Hannah Inmau. larence 51. IPSO Howard.

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Alexander 53. 11748 GriKifg. Rum- John. 40 1624 21t. U1 red.

tieorire. 75. jrifil Pa'mi. Maier Carl. 40.

17315 Ward. Nowick Sharrnn. 11. H705 Arc-hdale. Mot racken.

David. 85. 9502 Montrose. Martin Mary. eo.

833a Herman Garden Mall. fnlforj-n. 'Edward. 73. 15044 Piedmont.

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70. 1596 LeMaT. William. 83. 1684 N.

Renaud. Grosse Clarr Reniatnin. 84. IfiOS ParkTlew Lloyd. Bertha, fil 1425 Temnle.

Hamilton. William. 54. 10640 Grati Gratiot. ard.

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Greenlawn. 5 eelT. Th'imas. 61. 677 W.

Alexander. Thomas. 86. 835 Lenox Flomme. Cevanne.

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7601 Forestlawn. Coriflensen. Lvonel. 32. 6281 Commonwealth.

Ahernailiy. Delnres. 27, 1065 Van Dyke, Zrloff. Paul. 58.

139Sl Mackev. Gren.lelnian. Juaatr. 75. 18412 Rnselawn.

Voik-ht Marv. 89. 13128 Waliburn. Leona. 64.

651 Rivard. Parden. Jameg. 42. 2723 Madison.

Reillr. 64. 212K Warren arnen. Frank. 66.

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56. 9'X'O Goodwin. Puller Her.tert. 61. 3633 Sevhurn.

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Franks 62, 22157 Ulster, Carroll. Frank. 49. "l42fl Michigan. ranVo.

Ceorare. 72. 7340 Roland. Puller. Thomas.

70. 13314 Mark Twain. Cahen. John. 68.

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