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VtC nd.iv, April 5. '71 Nixon DITROIT FREE PRESS Has Fortune to jt EMETH Funerals Today KISSAW FR. EMERY Capjsh.n, ago 62. Aorn 4, 1974 of Detroit Dearest son of Julius; dear bmlhpr o( Julius, Mrs. Anna Werner, Steve, Mrs, Mary Kupovils and Mrs.

Magdeiine Turcsak. Services Saturday 9 am, at the John K. Solosy Son Funeral Home, 8490 South Detroit. Holy Cross Church 10 am. Interment Si.

Bonaventure Cemetery. To Pay Off His Tax Assessments OMIMAN STANLEY J. Aonl 3 Owner of the W-tchcraM Inn. Beloved husband of Marian, dearest father of Mrs Roger (Marilyn) Leiek, Ronald, and Robert; dear brother of Bernice Taraskiew icz and Frank Funeral services Saturday morning at 9 Irom the Janembowski Funeral Home, 1895 W. Warren at Artesian (Warrendaie Chanel) to SI.

Christopher's Church at 10 30. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Parish Rosary at 7 m. PANKOVVSKI by james McCartney Free Press Washington Staff WASHINGTON The White House said Thursday that President Nixon's income taxes should be a "closed case" now that he has agreed to pay about $467,000 in hack taxes and interest. But it was clear that it isn't going to be that simple.

First, the president must raise the money and the White House acknowledged that he would be "almost totally wiped out" by the assessment for back taxes. He is probably going to have to borrow money, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren said. There were even hints he might have to sell his property at Key Piscayne, Fla. Second, the House Judiciary Committee, which Is studying impeachment, wants to take a close look at tax questions involving the president and, in fact, has already begun to do so. THE SENATE-HOUSE committee which studied the president's taxes and concluded that he owed more than $476,000 tossed the entire question of whether the president may have "cheated" on his taxes to the Judiciary Committee and the IRS.

Rep. Peter Rodino, the Judiciary Committee chairman, is concerned about whether the president has set a good example for the country in the handling of his taxes. There are also some lingering doubts about the question of fraud, about which the Judiciary Committee may have an A spokesman fnr the IRS said: "We did assert a fraud penalty against the president because we did not believe it was warranted," Both the IRS and the White House, however, declined to make public any documents involving the IRS claim against the president, which was delivered by three messengers Tuesday. Warren said "every taxpayer has the right" to keep his communications with the IRS secret if he wishes. WARREN DECLINED TO ANSWER questions about whether the IRS specifically assured the president that it found no evidence of fraud, or whether the White House drew that conclusion from the fact that no fraud penalties were asked.

"The question of fraud, in our view, is put to rest by the IRS statement," Warren said. But he declined to make the statement public. Nevertheless, tax experts who have been critical of the president appeared to be satisfied with the White House assurances. A spokesman for Tax Analysts and Advocates, a public interest law firm and news service which has investigated some aspects of the president's taxes, said: "The evidence is very strong the IRS did not find the president guilty of tax fraud." The spokesman said that "fraud is a judgment call" on the part of the IRS. The IRS has not been without critics in the case.

It did not announce plans to re-examine the presi-dent's tax returns until after he had publicly con ceded he had paid less than $1,000 a year in income taxes in both 1970 and 1971. Warren raised the possibility that Nixon may get his vice-presidential papers back from the National Archives the papers that have been at the center of much of the debate over Nixon's tax returns. Nixon claimed a $482,018 charitable deduction for giving the papers to the Archives a deduction now disallowed. Warren said he understood that there were questions about the proper future for the papers in the mind of the national archivist. WARREN SAID THE FUTURE of the papers is an "open question" and that Nixon will "abide by any decision made by the archivist." At one time Nixon said publicly that he would just as soon have the disputed papers back, because he thought they were worth more than the valuation placed on them.

Warren said the president would have to "reassess his entire financial position" as a result of his decision to pay the back taxes. But he said Nixon would not sell his San Clem-ente, estate because he has already promised to give it to the nation after he dies. Warren indicated, however, that Nixon intends to pay the full bill presented by the IRS and wil pass up an opportunity to challenge the claim afterward in court, which is permitted by tax laws. "The president will pay his taxes," Warren said. "He is not going to contest it." Dow Head, L.I.

Doan, Dies Brady, Jessie DeSantis Couqhlin, Peter Sr. Martenson Dalton, James w. wincov5i Delcamp, Emmit Wood Deioae. Rose Hamilton-Hoffman Grace, Hibbard Northrop Greenwald, Anna Hebrew Memorial Hoskev, Emily D.S.Temrowiki Kehrer, Lucille Turowski Kissew, Charles L. A.

Turowski Klosowski, Anthony Maney Burrell Kohl, Blanche I. Mccaoe Korn, Maurice Kaufman Leeti, Irving C. Saiewski McKenna. Frederick Maney 4 Bur- ren Paidernik, Harold Memorial Prouty, Joan C. Hunter Callender Reno, Louise Matthews Spinning, Rolle Wm.

R. Hamilton Schwah. Sharon rilriuuell.Multiaan Tucker, Grace Ouerfeld Wm.R. Hamilton won, Robert a. Yesh, Bernice R.

Ltsnev Death Notices 1 BAl'MBLATT FRANK, Aonl 4 Husband ot the we Came, brother ot Eugene, Paul, Russell, Marguerite and Mrs Ruth Lane Nunerai al the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16.100 Mack at Outer Saturday at 1 BOJARSKI JULIUS M. April 3 Owner ot the JiMKji Barber Shop. Dear brolher of Alice Krawcfwicz and Id Bucko, 'so survived bv five nephews and Six meres Funeral services Saturday at 9 30 am from the Jarzembowstri Funeral home, 189S7 W. Warren al Artesian (Warrendaie Chapel), to St Cunogunda Church at 10. Intermenl St Hedwig Cemetery.

Rosary Friday 8 PM. BOOTH CATHERINE A. Beloved wife of the lae Edwin, dear mother of the 'ale dwm jr. survived bv one son, Wiiham seven grandchildren, 11 great -grandchildren. Funeral from the Arthur J.

VanLerberghe Funeral Home, 30600 Harper (rjetween Mile Rd.) Saturday 9 30 a and St. Joan of Arc Church 10 a.m. Rosary Friday evening 8.45. HUGE A ROSE April 3 Belovedwite of Antho ny; dear mother oMt Mrs, Michael Tessie) O'Donnell, Mrs. Richard Flea nor) Howell, Mrs Donald --(Dorothy) Dunn; leaves eight grandchildren, one areatoranddauohter two sisters and one brother Prayers Saturday 9 30 a.m.

at Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redforrl) to St. Scholastica Church 10 am Rosary Friday 8p.m. CHRISTENSEN WILLIAM Belovpd hmhand ol Veronica, dear lather ot Carol Ellen. Mr.

Chrislensen donated hn body lo Wayne State University School of Medicine A Memorial Mass will be ollered at 12 00 noon Saturday, SI Clare ot Montefako Church, Grosse Pie. Pk Michigan, Donations mav be made lo Ihe Michigan Cancer Foundation CUENV THOMAS April 4 Darling son ot Burke and Mary Ann. dear brother ol Diane, Burke. Paul, and Colleen, deal grandson ol Mrs Burke Cuenv. and Mr.

and Mrs. J.L. O'Loughlin Funeral mass at St. Hugo ol Ihe Hills Church 2215 Opdvke Rd Bloomfieid Hills, Salurdav 11:30 am. Family suggests contributions to Hoover House Parents Assoc.

For further information call A.J. Desmond I Sons Funeral Home, 689-6400 DAWSON ALMA 6J vrs. AOril lv4 oi 676 Loihroo. Dear sisler ol Miss Mary Dawson at home, Miltord, Maidstone Funeral Saturday at 9 4Sam(ESTt Irom Janisse Brothers Funeral Home, 1139 Oueielle Windsor lo SI Marys Church, Maidstone al 10 30 Prayers Thursday J. OOom(EST) DEI.CAMP emmit April i Briovert nusnann oi tthel.

Services Fred wood Funeral Home (Rice Chanel) 36100 5 Mile Rd nr. Levan Fndav 11 am. Intprmenl Michigan Memorial Park, 'at Korh DIMFTROFF DONE April 3 Husband of Edith, father of Mrs, Dolores Vearh and Rosalie, brother of Thomas and Ktril, three grandchildren. Funeral at the Verhevden Funeral Home, 1MO0 Mark at Outer Dr Saturday at 17 noon Pravers Fridav evening at 7 ,10 FIELD GEORGE (Bud) April 7, for niprlv ol Grosse Poinle Farms, Husband ol Clara (Allard), Miner ot Mrs Genrge R. (BrHtv) Cleverinoa Mrs.

Richard (Marion) Srhievenin, and Kenne'h brother of Earl two grandchildren Funeral Irom the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack al Outer Dr Salurdav al 9 30, and lo Si Paul Church at 10. Pravers Fridav eveniny al A FRISBEE DORR April 4 Unrle nf Mrs Fvpivn Moltet and Mrs Manlvn Adams Funeral at the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr Salurdav al 17 noon under Ihe auspices ol Howell Commandary No 28 K.I, Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Howell, Mich al 2. Memorials mav be made lo Ihe Michigan Cancer Foundation, FRONTERA w1 wT" ill CHARLES, Aonl 3 Beloved husband ol Roberta dear father of Charles and Donald seven grandchildren Funeral services Friday a' 1 at the Leonard A. Turowski Funeral Home, 19400 Joy Rd Retired sergeant' of Detroit Police Department KLEINSCHMIT EDMUND. Aonl 3 Husband ol Met- ta, father of Fdmund and Mrs Roberf (Elamef Haines, steo-'a'her of Mrs.

William (Jeanne) Sturgeon, brother ot Mrs. Hathe Kurth, Mrs. Clara Bichon, Arthur W. Sr G. Waiter and Mrs.

Irene Serschen, seven yandcrnidrpn. In state at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer until Suedav evening at 10 Funeral from Epiphany Lutheran Church, 933 W. 7 Mile, Monday al 1. KORN MAURICE Beloved husband of Ruth, dear father of Richard, Mrs. Stuart Sachse (Andrea) and Mrs.

Lawrence Warren (Brenda); three grandchildren, brother ol Jack. Services 10 o'clock Friday mornir-g at the Ira Kaufman Chapel 183.3 W. 9 Mile Rd Southfieid. KRAMER JACOB, April 4 Dear husband of the la to Anna, dear father ol Anthony Kramer, step lather of Theodore, Jimmy Baner, and Ihe late Conrad Baner, grandfather of ten. Funeral Monday 9 30 a from Lesnev Son Funeral Home, 13201 W.

Warren. Oeai born, lo at, Benedict ol the Mnore Church at 10 St Hedwig Cemetery Mass o'fering prgfprred MPSETT JOAN, G.f Beloved wife ol the late James dear mother ol Grace, Mrs Joan Slarostin, Eliiabeth, James, and Allan, also survived bv lour grand-children Funeral Salurdav, 11 am, al the Geo. F. Killeen Funeral Home, 9SSS Chalmers (N of Ford X-wavl. uvo BERT CHARLES, April 3, 1974 Husband of Louise Livo, brother ot Waiter Livo Rosary at Chapel of the Wm.

R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Ave Sunday at 8 PM Renuiem mass at St. Ann's Church, 1000 St. Ann Monday II a MALMBORG VIRGINIA Aoril 4, 1974. of Roval Oak.

Molher fef Miss Jud'th A Malmborg; sister of Herberl Mr-MiMai Jr Funeral service at Bell Chapel of ihe Wm. R. Hamilton R20 Maple Ave, Birmingham, Saturday at 7 Contributions mav be senl lo the Michigan Heart Association. A JENNIFER LYNN. Feinved daughter ot Mr and Mrs Ronald Ma'eia granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs John Mateia and Dr. and Mrs. George Peggs Funeral Saturday II am al the Dearborn Chapel ot the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home. 2246 Michigan Ave. Interment St.

Heowig Cemetery McNALLY DAVID Beloved husband of lor oik dear father of Mrs William (Linda) Perry of Onstead, Mrs. Sam uel (Nancy) Milchell Of Adrian and Mrs. Joseph Betty) Lee of Fort Worth Texas Also survived by 17 grandchildren and eight great-grand children Services 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, at the R.G. fl.r. harris Funeral Home, Harper.

Memorial service 8 p.m. Fndav under auspices ot Acacia Lodge Number 41 F. and AM MICHAFLS GEORGE April 4, Husband ol the la'e Anna dear falher ot George and the late Jane Michaels grandfather ot George Jeffrey and Gwendolyn Jane Funeral from the Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home 14730 Mi Nichols Pd, Saturday morning at 9 30 and Gesu Church at IU FAITH April 3. Beloved wile of me iaie inpii near momer oi uo aid grandmother of Mrs.

Willa I. frastman, great-grandmolher of Andrew and Garrett Eastman Fu- norjl (er turn Irnm Mrfih Ciinara Home, 18570 Grand River, corner of Giastonburv, Salurdav I om Memo rials may be made to the Presbyter tan Village How to bring home a winner in your Free Press Want Ad Include your phone number Buyers will want to make sure you're home before coming to look. Give price if possible More people will call if they have a price "guide-line" 30 the Be on hand to answer your phone If you don't answer the phone on the first call, many prospects refuse to follow up. 6-7 and Give your ad a chance Many sales are made to second and third-day callers. ot be Mu Me LOUIS.

Beloved husband of Ihe la'e Annette, dear father of Louise Thomas, Marie Karski, Ber-nadette Cook, and Bernice Bnsson, and the la'e Anthony and Charles; dear grandlalher of 76 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren; dpar brother of Theresa, Pauline Grip-wa'sch, and Phil Sinner. Funeral Saturday at 9 30 am from Ihe Wasik Funeral Home, 12530 E. Seven Mile Rd corner Barlow, lo St Thomas ihe AnosMe Church at 10 am Interment Ml Olivet Rosarv Fridav at 7 nm PATTF.RSON LOLA M. (nee Imte) agp R7 p-tnved mother ol Alger Post ot Flint, (our grandchildren and great -gf anrii hildt en Servire II a in Saturday a' 'he Brown Funeral Home. lftlrS Davison Rd Hint.

Interment Mb Pin Saturday Parkview Memorial Cemetery, Livonia PAZDERMK hakulu BPinvPd husband of Jennie, dear falher of Jacnueiene Thomas and Robert; grandla'her of Christopher; dear snn ol John and Agnes. Sprvices al Memorial Funeral Home, 20226 W. McNichols, I PM, EAT MARY Aoril 3 Beloved wi' of Alexander, mother of Alexander. Cyril and Mrs Charles (Gladvs) Drae, leaves eight grandchildren and II great-grandchildren Funeral ser -vices at McCabe Funeral Heme, 1RS0 Grand Rive corner of Glastonbury Saturday II am, Interment Ac Ac in Park PFLEGLF.R FRANK Ann! Husband nt Edith brolher of the la'e Genrge, undo of Rav Sim Funeral a' the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16100 Mack al Outer Dr Saturday at 10 30. Member of the Senior Mens Club ol Faith Lutheran Church Eastsidr Re-ii-cps Club, Arana Reiirees Club and Ionic Lodge No 44 Kn PKJGOTT HARRY W.

April 4, age 01 Allen Park Beloved husband of Clara, dear brother nt Mrs Emma Churchill, several nieres and nephews also survive Pravers Saturday 9 30 am. from J.L. Peters Funeral Home, m) Fori St, Lincoln Park to St. rances Cabrmi Church 10 a Rn-sarv Fridav ft 30 pm. Interment Winfp Chanel Cemetery SYLVIA E.

April 3 Mother ol David (Shirley) Duncan, Raymond, Norman, Mrs Gerald (Karen) Baeg, i Walter Keith, Kevin, grandthil-d'on; daughter ot Mrs Anna Young fivp brothers, two sisters Services Irnm William Sullivan Son Funeral Home, MS9 Haii Rd bihs ot Van Dvfce' Uhfa Saturday 10 a ROSS PAUL, of 2SI6 Ivanhoe, Huntington Woods Beloved husband of Salty; dear father of Peter And Steven; brother of Miss dith Ross Memorial services 4 O'clock Sunday afternoon at the Birmingham Unitarian Chijrrh, Memorial contributions to RIM TIM-Ro Nan GC Center fnr (- mohonallv Dis'icoed Children 651 WnndAaro, Bmnmfield Mills SNOVVDEN Sep Sosnowski, Frances notice SOSNOWSKI FRANCES, Apr.) Wife of the lat John (former IJ Con-jressman 1st District. Michigan, mnther of Mrs Rene W'wte, Harry and Rh prl Smwdpn and the late Therrsa Musf five grandi hiidren two q'ea-Qf Puberal from thr Verhevden Funeral Home, 16.10(1 Mai at Outer Dr Fnnav at9 IS and in Sweetest Heart of Marv Church, Russelland Candidal 10 SUGARS JOHN M. Aonl 4 Beloved husband of Susan, dear father ol John Paul Mrs Robert (Elaine) VonBerg, Michael and Snhen also survived by three sisters one brother vd II grandchildren. Funeral Mon dav at 9 30 am. from the L.

J-Gnfttn Funeral Home, 707 Mid d'Pbeii Rd (N of Warren) and to Sacred Heart (Bvzanfint Rite Church at 10 Services Sunday eve nuuj at 7 30 rn. of Daniel Lord Council No 39 rosarv, Saturday evening at Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, mi ee EVELYN, A. Aonl 1 Wite of the latp timer, S'S'er of Mrs NoMie M. Mealy Thomas Tternev. Mrs Maf-oarei Jpndnrks, Mrs Anna Corcoran, and Mrs Kathleen Canavan.

Eunerat Mass at the Verheyden uneral Home, 16300 Mack al Ouier Saturday at 10 arrv 1'OWNSEND LE5TER C. Beloved husband Of Charlotte, dear son of John lather ot Mrs Kari uesfie) Bell and Jud'th Anne Brother of Mrs. Ruth Earner, Mrs Detmar 'eanoO Lanuement and Jack Townsend Funeral services Salurdav at 11 am Schnaidt Funeral Home. 11 Mile Rd. Roval Oak hlocks east of Woodward) Memorials may be given to the Evans Sr.hoiarshio Fund or the Canrer Fund TITKER GRACE, Marrh 31, al Tavares, Fla fnrmerly of Melvmdale, Roval Qa1 and Rogrrs C'tv, Mich Beloved wit of Rev Tucker, mother of Merle Tucker and Mrs Flovd fEveivnj F'nnnie, also three grandchildren and five grpat-grandchildren, sister of Mrs Irene Aken and Mrs Maida Hursi, at Ouerfeld Funeral Home, Oakwood, nr.

Michigan Ave, Dearhorn, after 12 noon Thursday. uneral services Fndav 1 PM VALADE LEONA, (nee Brey), Aonl i W-e nt WiHred, mother of Jav sister ot Mrs Mable Sieber, four grandchildren Funeral at the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Saturday at II Memorials ma be made to the Michigan Cancer Foundation WAITE CHARLOTTE T. April 4, 1974 Dear wife of the late Services from Harvtv A. Neeltf Funeral Home, "Five Mile Rd west of Middiebelt, Saturrtav at 1010 a WIIALEN BETTY MAE (Prince). Befover) wfe of Leo dear mother of Thomas John, and Kathleen Patriria, sister of Cormne Prmce Funeral from Eppens-VanOeweflhe Funeral Home, 6 ISO Cadeux Rd, at Maroer, Saturday ai 9 30, and Si Ma'lhe Church at 10 am.

Rosary ndav 8 15 WOLF ROBERT G. Huihand ol Ruth Vaihis WoH, mother of Miss El'ia hnth and Robert Wolf Jr snn nl Mrs Orover C. Wolf of Soulhfieirt uneral services from Bell Chaoel ol the Wm. Hamilton V0 Manie Ave, Birmingham, Fridav Ham Memorial tributes mav be sent tn the Simnson Memorial Institute, 107 Ome'va'orv, Ann Arbor, Mich 48104 Sj'jgested visitation hours, i PM, Thursday Card Of Thanks OR PRAYERS ANSWERED PRAISE 4 glory be lo Ihe lord JE SUS 4 the blessed virgin mary MIKE MC ELROY Cemeteries ROSELAND PARK, adiacent 3 graves for sale Con 131-2481 WHITE CHAPEL-io seme estate 1 or more. Must sell.

PR 1-6707. Funeral Directors 10 Charles Verheyden Inc. Established over 60 years 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVE TU 1-8500 EPPENS-VonDEWEGHE tiso rd Hnmif TlJ. 1-7700 IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEl EL. 7-5J00 JEROME A.

DeSANTlS 7670 Chalmers corner Cltrltvoix VA J-5036 Ross B. Norfhrop Son S.nce II0 Gratf River KE. 1-0537 Former Special lo the Free P'e MIDLAND Lei and I. Doan, former president of the Dow Chemical Co. Who headed the firm during one of its greatest periods of growth, died Thursday at his home here.

He was 70. Services for Dr. Doan will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Memorial Presbyterian Church in Midland. After graduating from the University of Michigan in 15)16 he joined Dow the next year and married Ruth Alden Dow, the daughter of Dr.

Herbert Henry Dow, founder of the company. His first wife, Ruth, died in '1950 and he later remarried. DR. DOAN worked his way up through the company's sales organization and became geperal sales manager in 1929. headed' the sales staff until' April 1949, when he was elected president of the company after the then-president, Willard H.

Dow, died in an airplane crash. Dr. Doan had become a director for Dow in 1935, a vice-president in 1938 and secretary of the company in 1941. While he was president of Dow, the company experienced one of its greatest periods of growth. It had 14,000 employes and $200 million in sales when he became president, and 31,000 employes and $890 million in annual sales 13 years later when he retired in 1962.

Widely recognized for his business acumen and understanding of technical and production problems, Dr. Doan served during World War II in an advisory capacity on various munitions board and war production hoard committees and was chosen director of the Armed Forces Chemical Association. He also served on the boards of Michigan Bell Telephone National Bank of Detroit, and Bendix and he was a regent of the University of Michigan. DR. DOAN, who had been in poor health since his retirement from the board of directors two years ago, is credited with moving Dow into international markets, setting up organizations for the company in Europe, Asia and Latin America at a time when the Midland-based firm had operations only in the United States ajid Canada.

Surviving are his wife, Mildred; two sons, I.eland A. Don and Herbert D. Doan; a daughter, Mrs. Ned Arbury; eifht grandchildren and four gnat-grandchildren. The body will be at the Wilson Funeral Home in Midland on Saturday and Sunday from 2 p.m.

to 5 p.m. Burial will be at Midland Cemetery. Win. Merriweather, Survey Leader Services for William Merriweather, a survey crew leader with the Detroit Water Board 25 years, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Dequindre and Victor.

Mr. Merriweather, 50, of Detroit, died Monday at his home. He was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, Bessie and three sons, William Walter and Gordon. The body will be at the Pope Funeral Home, 2301 E.

Davi-." son, through Friday evening. Burial will be in Detroit Memorial Park Cemetery. Virginia Malmborg, Anto Club Aide Services for Virginia Malm-borg, a loan specialist for the Automobile Club of Michigan's Royal Oak office, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Wm. R.

Hamilton Co. 820 E. Maple, Birmingham. Mrs. Malmborg, 62, died Thursday at William Beaumont hospital, Royal Oak.

was born in Detroit and was the widow of Raymond Malmborg. Surviving are her daughter, Judith and a brother, Herbert F. McMillan Jr. Burial will be in Roseland Park Cemetery, Berkley. Fr.

Fmery J. INemeth Veteran Missionary A funeral mass for the Rev. Emery J. Nemeth, OFM Capuchin, who served as home and foreign missionary 35 years, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Holy Cross Catholic Church, 8433 South St.

Father Nemeth, 62, died Thursday at the Marian Manor Nursing Home, River-view. He was ordained in the Capuchin order in 1939. Surviving are his father, Julius Nemeth three sisters and two brothers. The body will be at the John K. Solosy Son Funeral Home, 8480 South St.

Burial will be in the grounds of St. Bonaventure Monastery. Mrs. Leona Valade, Offieer of Firms Services for Mrs. Leona Valade of Grosse Pointe Woods will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Grosse Pointe Park. Mrs. Valade, 67, died Wednesday in Secours Hospital, Grosse Pointe. She was the vice-president and secretary of Valiant Industries and the Vulcan Engineering Co. She is survived by her husband, Wilfred; a son, Jay a sister and four grandchildren.

Contributions may be sent to the Michigan Cancer Foundation. Burial will be at Gethsem-ane Cemetery. Dr. Marston Rates, Mdsquito Expert ANN ARBOR (UPI) -Dr. Marston Bates, one of the world's foremost authorities on mosquitoes and a scientific writer with enormous popular appeal, died at his home here Wednesday, the University of Michigan disclosed Thursday.

He was 67. An eminent cultural biologist, Bates was for 20 years professor of zoology at the university prior to his retirement in 1972. He became an international authority on disease-carrying mosquitoes while working with the Rockefeller Foundation's International Health Division. As an author, Bates was read throughout the world both as a scientist and an entertaining writer. Among his books, some of which were translated in to 13 languages, were "The Forest and The Sea," 1960; "Coral Island," 1958; "The Prevalence of People," 1955; "Where Winter Never Comes," 1951; "The Nature of Natural History," 1950; and "The Natural History of Mosquitos," 1949.

Bates was a member of a number of scientific organizations and in 1961 was president of the American Society of Naturalists. He is survived by his widow, Nancy Bell Bates; a son, Glenn, of Ann Arbor, and three daughters, Barbara, of Ann Arbor; Mrs. Sally N. Shankman and Mrs. Marian H.

Weissman, Bates was cremated. A memorial service was scheduled at the Bates' Ann Arbor home Saturday. Fester C. TWnsend, Howling Booster Services for Lester C. Town-send of Royal Oak will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday at the Schnaidt Funeral Home, 1026 W. Eleven Mile, Royal Oak. Mr. Townsend, 66, died Wednesday at Detroit Osteopathic Hospital. He owned the Townsend Insurance-Agency Inc.

in Royal Oak. He was the second vice-president of the American Bowling Congress, governor of the Golf Association of Michigan, past president of the Red Run Golf Club, a member of the Bowling Hall of Fame, past president of the Greater Detroit Bowling Association and past president of the All Star Bowling Classic. Mr. Townsend is survived by his wife, Charlotte; two daughters, Judith Anne and TINO, April 3. age ii son ot Gasper and Ruth Jester, brother ol Gabrieile.

Nancv Krista, and Joe, grandson ol Mrs. George Palmer and Mr. and Mrs Bartotow Frontera Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Saturday al one GAGE THOMAS Dear lather nt Thomas and Mark; brother of Marlene, sten son of Edgar Carron Funeral from Satowich istevens Funeral Home. 3833 Livernois Monday 10 30 am Interment Parkview Memorial Cemetery Leland Doan, Frank Kicharrison ttiuM Co. Retiree Services Tor Frank Richardson, a retired employe of the old Budd Wheel will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday at the Diggs Funeral Home, i939 S. Fort. Mr. Richardson, 63, of Detroit, died Tuesday in Detroit General Hospital. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of UAW Local 306.

Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Margaret Moore; five brothers, two sisters and eight grandchildren. Burial will be in Woodmere Cemetery. Woodward C. Smith, CMU Administrator Services for Woodward C.

Smith, a former Central Michigan University vice-president, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church in Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Smith died in Mt.

Pleasant Thursday after a long illness. He was 67- He joined Central Michigan in 1942 as an instructor and rose to associate professor. He became a vice-president i 1956 and retired in 1966. He owned the Lcn i Agency, a newspaper brokerage business, in Mt. Pleasant.

He was a member of the Michigan State Chamber of Commerce, the Michigan Historical Society and the Michigan Press Association. He was secretary of the Michigan Higher Education Assistance Authority. He served as a director of the American Security Bank in Mt- Pleasant. He is survived by his wife, Constance; two sons, Tom and Sidney; two brothers: one sister, and five grandchildren. Visiting hours at the Stinson Funeral Home in Mt.

Pleasant are Friday before noon. The family requests that memorial tributes be sent to the American Cancer Society. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Mt. Pleasant. GEI.LER ELEANOR R.

Nnra Dear sister oi Mrs. Leslie Bell, his father, John two sisters, and a brother. Contributions may be sent to the Evans Scholarship Fund or the Michigan Cancer Foundation. 'Burial will be at Roseland Park Cemetery in Berkley. Dorr W.

Frisbee, Insurance Executive Services for Dorr W. Frisbee, a Detroit insurance executive, will be at noon Saturday at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Grosse Pointe Park. Mr. Frisbee, 77, died Thursday at Henry Ford Hospital. He was the founder and president of the Dorr W.

Frisbee Agency Inc. president of the American Fellowship Mutual Insurance Co. and a partner' in the law firm of Williams, Frisbee and Ryal. A native of Howell, Mr. Frisbee attended Eastmans Business College, Cornell University, Alma College and was graduated from the Detroit College of Law.

He was past president of the Kiwanis Club of central Detroit. He was also a member of the Moslem Temple Shrine of Detroit, Howell Commandery No. 28, Knights Templar, Howell Lodge No. 38 AM, Royal Order of Jesters and the Royal Arch Masons. Survivors are one sister-in-law, Mrs.

Ethel Frisbee, and two nieces. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery, Howell. Memorial contributions may be made to the Michigan Cancer Foundation. Film Actor Dumbrille Douglass Dumbrille, 84, character actor who played the high priest in "The Ten Commandments." He a the mustachioed smoothie who menaced the Marx a'tors and captains of finance in scores of movies, among them "The Bengal Lancers" and "Mh. Deeds Goes to Town." He retired from show business eight years ago after appearing in TV shows, including the Phil Silvers series.

Died in Woodland Hills, Calif. Stale Bill Seeks Regulation Over Travel Agencies LANSING (UPI) A bill that for the first time would place travel agencies under state regulation was introduced Thursday by State Rep. Casmer P. Ogonowski, D-De-troit. The legislation would require state registration and bonding of travel agents and ban misleading or fraudulent advertising, solicitation and sale of travel services.

The bill, House Bill No. 5931, was the outcome of studies and public hearings conducted by a five-member House committee chaired by Ogonowski. 30 Feared Lost RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) At least 30 persons were reported drowned Wednesday when a barge carrying 79 passengers and one crewman sank in the Parnaiba River in the northeastern Brazilian state of Piaui, reports reaching here said. Ihe lale Rev Fr. Bernard N.

Gellnr, Mrs Mary Wegener, Mrs Carrie Bower and William J. Geller Dear aunt ot Mrs. Dorothy Duponl, Mrs Fida Eonie and John Wegener Funeral from the Eppens-VanDew-eqhe Funeral Homo, 61S0 Cadieun Rd at Harper Saturday at 8 15 am and at SI Joan of Arc Church al 9 Rosary Friday at 8 30 om Interment Fowler, Michigan at 1 1:30 a m. GREENWALD ANNA ol 26051 lahser Rd soutn-fieid. April 3 Dear mother ol William Peier of Skokie, III and Mrs.

Jerome (Fannvt Rossman, sister ot Mrs Dora Greenwa'd, five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Services Friday 10 am Hebrew Memorial Chapel 76640 Greenfield Rd Oak Park. Intermenl Machpelah Ceme terv. IIAFELl ELIZABETH ANN Beloved wife Ol Lawrence dear mother of Julie Ann and Lawrence sisler of Mrs Rny Harsen, George Robert and Mrs. Marv Rutt Funeral services S.

K. schulti Funeral Home. 21 Gratiot at I1 1 Mile Rd Saturday 9 a m. St Veronica Church mm. MORTON ROBERT Beloved hus band ot Kav, dear son ol Runert Dorihea, oroiner ot Bruce ot aroon held.

Wise; grandson ot Rev, 70S and and Mrs Emesl E. Robinson of Si Petersburg, Fla and Bancroft, Mich, snn in-law of John and Fran Andersen, nephew of Reginald and Ernest Robinson Jr and Barbara Jones Services Salurdav 1 pm from Charles Step Funeral Home. 18425 Beech Daiv Rd. ibeiween Mile Rd I Interment Parkview Me moriai Cemetery Contributions lo Cancer Fund appreciated the LYNDA Daughter ot cecena and Dr Thomas D. Johnson, sister ot Mrs Ralph (Mary Lvnn) Paoakhian and Mrs.

Gary (Jeant Hudkms, granddaughter ol Mrs Minnie Jonn snn Services at Farlev-Schlueter Funeral Homo Augusta, Mien, sat urdav at 1 30 m. JOHNSON Pompidou Rites Kept Private MARGARET, April 3 Beloved wife of Edward Ltovd, dear mother o( Mrs. Walter Kuckeiman (Margie), grandmother of Marv, Michael Jan, great-grandmother of Michael Jr Shawn, and Krvsten Cremation will lake place at White Chaoel For luriher information call Vaiu-Lvnch Funeral Home. contributions to the Heart Fund appreciated KANSIK DANIEL Age 59 April 3 Avon Township. Husband ot fcatnet lather of Mrs, Edward (Barbara Bariels, Mrs Kenneth (Dorothy) Scott and Douglas I.

Sharrard. sx siSiers; one brolher, six grandchildren and tour great-granarnuaren t-u neral Saturday 2 PM Price Funeral From UPI end AP ORV1LLIERS, Fiance France buried President Georges Pompidou Thursday behind an impenetrable security curtain, granting his last wish for a simple private funeral. Security chiefs ordered hundreds of policemen onto the 'streets to keep spectators and newsmen away from a 50-minute mass in Paris and a 15-minute burial service in this country farming village. Only Pompidou's widow, Claudia, close relatives and friends and high government ministers some 200 persons in all were at the head of state's neighborhood church of St. Louis- en-Lile in Paris to hoar 20 black-robed Benedictine monks from- Solesmes abbey and local schoolchildren chant a Gregorian mass for the dead.

POLICEMEN DRAGGED steel harriers across roads and waled off a square half-mile area of the Isle St. Louis in the River Seine which contained the Pompidou's apartment and the 17th Cenmrv church. About 1,000 Parisians stood under blossoming chestnut trees along the banks of the river and others watched from their balconies. President Nixon will leave Friday morning from Washington to attend official memorial services and is expected to return late Saturday. "The president has no plans for substantive meetings with other foreign leaders while in Paris," said Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L.

Warren. POMPIDOU, 62. died Tuesday night reportedly of bone cancer after a long and painful illness. Honoring the late president's written request of August 1972 "I want neither flowers nor wreaths" the tiny Louis XIV church was empty of floral tributes. The red, white and blue national flag draped over Pompidou's casket provided the only show of color under the warm spring sunshine.

Home, 3725 5. Rochester Iween 1617 Mile Troy. 9-0700 Interment White Chaoel mor.a Cemetery, Troy. Tne tamnv suggests Memorials to the Donor's choice. KEEN VIOLET.

Wile of Ihe late Douglas dear mother o' Mrs Richard (Grace! Augustine, mother-in-law ot Richard Augus'ine. Funeral Sa'urdav 12 noon ai A. Peters f-unerai nome 70705 Mack Ave at Vernier Rd Mile', Grosse Pomte Woods ime' ment White Chaoel.