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Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1951 DETROIT FREE PRESS Nine from Michigan on Korea Death List THE NEW AMAZING AND VERY SUCCESSFUL i FLUI0LESS CORNEA Atom Aide Succumbs in Birmingham An engineer whose knowledge and advice was used on the Manhattan atom bomb project, Carl E. Heussner, of 552 Brookside, Birm THOMAS. Cpl. Gerald, srm of Mrs.

Catherine Thomas, 14504 Deoutndre. HYNES. Sgt. James husband of Mrs. James H.

Hynes, of 9410 Wayburn. HILL. Pfc. James. son ol Mrs Alice Hill, of 223 Vernor.

1VANUSHKA. 1st Lt. Michal. husband of Mrs. Theresa Ivanushka, of 13857 Glenwood.

JONES. Cpl. John son of Mrs. Loretta Jones, of 450 Lantz. K1NCHKLOW.

Cpl. Wiiiard. son of Mrs. Pearl Kinchelow, of 1564 E. Congress.

CONTACT LENSES A Visit Plus Labor on Leases RAKOS LABORATORY 2414 D. BRODERICK TOWER WO 1-2286 KIMOLDT. Pfe. Reymold son of Mrs. Ester E.

Kimolai, of 6029 Cadillac. BARNES. Pfc. Howard husband of Mrs. Howard J.

Barnes, of 19136 Oakland. BROWNE, Pfc. Robert husband of Mrs. Robert W. Browne, of 14210 Minrock.

KANCLERZ, Robald son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry J. Kanclerz. ol 1461 Grant, Lincoln Park. KATTLEMAN, Pfe.

George son of Mr. and Mrs. William KatUeman. ol 24869 Tuscony. East Detroit.

RUPFEL. Sgt. Gerald son of Mrs. Norma E. Ruppel, of 16540 Joslyn.

GKZANOWSKl. Cpl. Leonard, son of Mrs. Mary Urzanowski, of 71 4 St. John ALBERT.

Ptc. Dewillis Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eunice Albert, of 1340 E. Grand Blvd.

MIUULEDITCH. Sgt. Murray Open son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray J.

Middle-duch, of 1997a Anglin. OTHERS WOINDEO were: MAYNARU, Pvt. Marion brother ol Mrs. Dorothy Freeman, of Pontiac. BENJAMIN, gee Robert son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Benjamin, of Flint. EVERETT, Cpl. Richard A brother of John C. Uverett.

of Battle Creek. REYNOLDS. Pfc. Robert C. son of Mr.

and Mrs. David C. Reynolds, of Croswell. DEVK1ES, Pfe. Wilford son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Devries, of Dorr. KOONE. Cpl. Howard son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry AKoone.of Muskegon SAMUELS, Pfe. Robert son of arl E. Samuels, of Grandville. DETROITER8 missing In action were: January OTHERS MISSING In action werer MEDLER.

Cpl. Homer. son ol Mrs. Sadie Medler, of Benton Harbor. PHELPS.

MSgt Donald husband of Mrs. Elenora L. Phelps, of Muskegon Heignts. 8th! lJuj 1 our new EAST WARREM AT OUTER DRIVE BRANCH Opposite Kensington Post Office You'll find over-the-fence nelghborliness at this attractive, modern branch which opens 'next Monday to better serve East Side and Grosse Pointe families. Savings accounts invited from $1.00 up to $10,000.

Other friendly services are listed at right. Three friendly offices of this 57 year old savings association are now open to serve you. Come in and see us. ingham, died Tuesday at Detroit Memorial Hospital. He was 51.

Mr. Haussner was born in Marlette, where he was graduated from high school. He later attended Albion College and Wayne University, receiving his masters degree Heussner from the University of Wisconsin and his doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Michigan. A MATERIALS engineer for the Chrysler he was credited with solving the nickel shortage during a crisis in the manufacture of the atomic bomb, a spokesman said. Surviving are his wife, the former Helen Ovaitt, and three brothers, Alex, George and Martin, of Marlette.

Services will be at 3 p. m. Thursday at the Woodlawn Cemetery chapel. The body will be at the Bell Funeral Home, Birmingham, until time of service. Light Finsrered SAN ANTONIO, Tex.

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It will grow just as your savings account here will grow steadily. PAYMENT OF UTILITY SILLS EAST WARREN OUTER DRIVE lUTEl Phoni TU 4-0140 0 VJall Street Journal announced purchase off The Chicago Journal The latest Defense Department casualty list names nine Michigan men killed in Korea, four from Metropolitan Detroit. Also 17 Michigan men were listed as wounded, 10 from the Detroit area. Fight state men were missing in action, six from Detroit. DETROIT -AREA men killed were: ACKERMAN, Pvt.

Jack son of Mrs. Gertrude Rauteberg, of 456 Selden. COOK, Charles son of Mrs. L. Lavender, of 2606 Harrison.

SCHMIDT, Pfc. Arthur son of Mrs. Marjorie A. Schmidt, of 20826 Redmond, East Detroit. BEAN, Sgt.

Harry Raymond, brother of Charles G. Bean, of 187 St. Jean. Other Michigan men killed were: BREWER, Cpl. Howard G.t son of Mrs.

Rose Fretenborough, of Port Huron. HEPNER, Pvt. Clayton brother of Mrs. Naomie Carpenter, of Waldron. MAREK, Sgt.

Thomas son of Mrs. Emily Marek, of Grand Rapids. RARICK, Pvt. Robert son of Mrs. Dorothy Rarick, of Harbor Springs.

MUSSATTO, Cpl. Michael son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Blackburn, of Saginaw. DETROIT men listed as wounded were: MUNAFO, Cpl.

Anthony, son of James Munalo, of 8717 Kercheval. Truck Driver Dies in Crash NEW HUDSON () Walter Barrett, 51, of South Lyon, was killed in a two-truck collision on US-16; about a mile and a half south of here. Barrett, driving his light pickup truck, collided with a tractor-trailer truck driven by Milton Reeve, 38, of Lincoln Park. the is the answer and it adds up wide news to business Obituaries HYMAN KNOPPOW Owner of the Knoppow St Son Printing Mr. Knoppow, of 16530 Kentucky, died Tuesday.

He was 72. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Florence Harris; a son, Milton, and a brother, Myron. Services will be at 2 p. m.

Wednesday at Lewis Brothers Funeral Home. Burial will be in Machpelah Cemetery. HYMAN GLEMAN A retired grocer, Mr. Gleman, 63, died Tuesday. He lived at 18494 Parkside.

He is survived by his wife. Til-lie; a daughter, Mrs. Morris Steg-man; a son, Edward, and a sister, Mrs. Annie Horowitz, of Chicago. Services will be at 2 p.

m. Thursday at Lewis Brothers Funeral Home. Burial will be in Beth El Memorial Park Cemetery. MRS. SADIE CODY Services for Mrs.

Cody, 71, mother of Probate Judge William J. Cody, will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the St. George Syrian Orthodox Church.

Mrs. Cody, of 237 Gerald, Highland Park, died Monday in Battle Creek Sanatorium. A native of Syria, ehe had been a local resident 29 years. She also is survived by a daughter, Mary; a brother, and three sisters. Burial will be at Wood-lawn Cemetery.

MRS. IDA GORELICK Services for Mrs. Gorelick, 63, of 18289 Kentucky, who died Tuesday, will be at noon Wednesday at the Ira Kaufman chapel. Burial will be at Tu rover Cemetery. Born in Russia, Mrs.

Gorelick had been a Detroit resident 26 years. She was a member of the Detroit auxiliary of the Los An geles Sanatarium, and the Turover and Leahevitcher Vereins. Surviving are her husband, Jacob; two sons, Dr. Martin J. and Sidney; two daughters, Mrs.

Louis Stillman and Mrs. Philip Kramer, and four brothers. GEORGE B. OEHM A veteran Birmingham real estate dealer. Mr.

Oehm, 60, died Monday at his home, 452 Park, Birmingham. He was a graduate of the Baltimore (Md.) School of Law. Surviving are his wife, Myrl, and a sister. Services will be held at 11 a. m.

Thursday in the Bell Funeral Home, Birmingham. MRS. AUGUSTA DeFOREST A resident of Detroit for 75 years, Mrs. DeForest, 91, of 1638 N. Ferdinand, died Monday at her home.

Services will be at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at the R. G. and G.

R. Harris Funeral Home. Burial will be in WToodmere Cemetery. Mrs. DeForest is survived by two sons, Ralph assistant general manager of the New York Central System's Detroit office, and Roy of Chicago; a daugh ter, Mrs.

S. E. Essner; three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. JOHN R. BURRILL Employed in the mailing department of the Detroit Free Press for 27 years, Mr.

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Services will be at 1 p.m. Thurs day at the George M. Haas Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oakview Cemetery. Mr.

Burrill is survived by his wife, Agnes; seven sons, Harold, Norman, Jack, Roland, Leslie, Fred and Clifford; two oaughters, Olive and Dame, and a sister. MRS. EDITH MAE MULLER Active in the Redford Child Study Club and St. Timothy Episcopal Church, Mrs. Muller, 43, died Tuesday in New Grace Hospital.

A native of Calumet, Mrs. Muller had lived in Detroit for 11 years at 15736 Archdale with her husband, Vernon, a civilian employe with the United States Corps of Engineers. A son, Thomas, also survives. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Grand Lawn Cemetery. Deaths Elsewhere Leslie Waggener, 74, prominent in Texas financial and educational affairs; in Dallas. Ernest F. Coe, 84, father of the movement which established Florida's Everglades National Park; in Miami. John W.

Vogel, 88, once known as the Nation's minstrel king; in Columbus, O. Islands Quake for Third Day SAN JUAN, P. R. (.) Earthquakes which started on New Year's Eve still were shaking St. Kitts and Nevis Islands in the British Leewards, the United States Navy reported Tuesday.

Nevia has been hit badly. Detroit Deaths Latka. Albert, 82, 4614 Kiopelle, Dee. Patricia. 47, 5811 Rohns.

Smuka. Paul. 53. 6736 Warwirk. DiN'obile, Margaret.

3M. 3781 Pingree. Anderson. Julie. 8tt.

70 Blaine. Robert. William, 82, 591(1 Belvidere. Holmes, Irene, 44. 820 Chaiming, Fern-dale.

Herine. Clara. 82. 18525 Kingsville. Morawa.

Zofia, 53, 4459 Plumer. Spann. Cecelia, 45, 12780 Ardmore. Plotzke. Julia.

73. 19141 Westphalia. Andrzeiewski. Roman. 71.

6129 Miller. Groppi. Louis. 69. 9621 Peter Hunt.

Swarthout. Arielbert. 74. 8074 E. Canfield.

Sunday. Dorothy. 44. 13112 Mack. Levin, Ida.

75. 746 Collincwood. Cutler. Esther. 62.

1534 W. Eut-lid. Rothenberjr. Max, 44. 2091 W.

Euclid. Williams. Emma, 70. 14510 Washburn, Robson. Joseph.

69. 19025 Telegraph. Erb. Lewis. 67, 8601 Hendrie, Huntington Woods.

Riekman. Joseph. 54. 16216 Parkside. Rink.

John. 60. 2243 Lyoaste. Michiels. Romy.

48. 1400 Manistique. Hustler, John. 77. 1576 Military.

Welberg, (iustave, 54. 5426 Fourth. Lincoln, Mary. 74. 15231 Eatburn.

Michalowski, Stanley. 63. 7300 Stabelin. Oooley. Carl.

69. 79 Pingree. Skidmore. 60, 776 Trombley, Grosse Pointe Park. Trollone, Emma.

80. 3519 Fourth. Dierick. Josejih. 50, 21175 Lancaster.

Gratiot Townchip. McFerren. Ida. 77, 15270 Sevmour. Hogie.

Albert. 66. 5247 Chopin. Campbell, Harold. 34.

2124 Elbridge Nankin. Wilkes. Milton. 70. 1169 Stanley.

Rojeski. Anthony. 37, 11798 Chelsea. Nicholson. Luella, 48.

1764 Canton. Murphy. Sarah. 63. 1222 Stimson.

Weingarden. Tillie. 64. 2047 Fullerton. Schornak.

Agnes. 66. 7431 Kern. Rohwer. Rex.

19. 22320 Lyndon. Downs. John. 82, I960 Ewald Circle.

Bufe, Mary. 35. 284 Highway. Wyandotte. LaCroix.

Robert. 55. 3541 Gladwin. Vogler. Edward.

73. Ridgetown. Ont. Neer, Terry, 6 months, 5634 Maybury Grand. Smalley, Margarett 72.

1224 X. Crawford Nelson, Adeline, 51, 5519 Nottingham. Aiuto. Ignazio. 58.

4519 Bewick. Condon. Annie. 83. 7634 Woodrow Wilson Miles.

Elmont, 54, 23037 Socia, St. Clair shores. Tucker. Martha. 9S.

9717 Woodlawn. Simmon. Eugene. 61. 1941 Liddesdale.

King. Bernice. 53. 3742 W. Grand.

Klodilsky. Frank. 75. 5624' Sfotten. Mandell.

Simon. 78. 631 S'imson. Szm k. Joseph.

69. 13434 Riopelle. Miller, Jesse. 74, 464 Con-ord. Fredericks.

Carl. 72. 2220 HunV Harris. Jonathon. 8 months, 21312 Calabar Lane, rerndale Harris, Samuel.

58. 802 E. Kirby. Fowler. Clcophia, 26.

448 E. Montcalm Pullens. Lena, 56. 950 Pingree. Dver.

Miller. 46. Fox Hotel. McMorris. Perry.

67, 23182 Westview. rerndale. Hardeman, Robert. 66. 904 Winder.

Cynibaluk. Michael, 67. 7552 Giese. Gorecka, Anna. 65, 17280 Burgess.

Dorotich. Nicholas, 54. 4836 Rivard. Ivory, Charles, 59. 962 E.

Kirby. McKenzie. Ethel, 26. 5332 Avery. Shur.

James. 56, 15292 Seymour. Marchand. Anna, 55. 3310 Bagley.

Ferinr. Anna 60. 9939 Kriodell. Kowiolek. Sophia, 47, 18701 Van Dyke.

Foczmaniak. Joseph. 56. 17935 Mitchell. tsignam.

Gretcnen, as. u.rz waveriy. Gardner, Jack. 59. 180 E.

Grand Blvd. Ross. Helen. 47. 180 E.

Grand Blvd Pitcher. Henry, 70. 15059 Blackstone. Inges. Ike, 61.

3620 Riopelle. Zurawicz. Maiv. 65. 4173 Twenty-ninth Horiires Film.

82. 10414 Mnrlev. Zobrosky. George. 55, 2537 W.

Grand Blvd. Ziemba. Thomas. 65. 5213 McDougall.

Ware. Frank. 62, 304' Rivard, Grosse Poinle. Strieker. Jacob.

86. 4353 Audubon. Wileman. Bertram. 70, 21335 Kingsville.

Gratiot Township. Barner, Lerov, 4i. 3447 Pulford. Lucky, Monroe. 37.

1941 Jay. Davis. Ben. 56. 605 E.

Warren. Combs. Eula. 46. 20432 Kentucky.

Swaine. Charles. 75. 7706 Sterner. Perinoff.

Risto. 70. 5459 Mt. Elliott. Duthie.

Margaret. 87. 950 W. Lantz. Tohie.

Marv. 90, 9644 Monica. Wiseman, Joseph. 78. 4769 Townend.

Lanipros. Dan. 65. 153 Henry. Goldstiek.

Minnie. 76. 17566 Parkside. Aurunin. Clara.

71. 2541 La Salle Gardens Siewert. George. 61. 3685 Balfour.

Toole. Henry. 47. 12831 Chapel. White.

Tessie. 70. 2634 Hunt. Beehard. Edward.

22 months. Carey, Fleming. 85. 4140 Eighteenth. Ecotw? Steve.

77. 2481 Electric. Capla. Helen. 50, 7755 Barrie.

Dearborn. Scheunng. Editn, on, no.io ineyenne. Bonswor. Clarence, 65.

3605 Fourth. Orason, George, 63. 3736 E. Fort. Muntz.

Sylvester. 55. 5959 Moran. Rizzardl. John.

50. 13489 Moran. Nelson. Selma. 38.

683 Kirby. Kallush. Howard. 8, 18924 Kentucky. Feinetein.

Max, 61. 16255 Muirland. Stotzky. Bessie. 67, 3266 Waveriy.

Srere. Martin. 14. 2400 Calvert. Pfhn Richard 49.

426 W. Fort. Gawronski. Stanley. 89.

Home for the Aged. Daniels. William, 31, 132 Hudson, Wyan dotte Bolcy. Earle. 41, 1849 Mayburn.

Dearborn Adams, Gabriel. 52, 12026 Evergreen. Tavlor. Bernice. 44.

7330 E. Canfield. Sielk. Helen. 76.

3632 Heidelberg. Neiman. Leizer. 79. 11501 Petoskey.

Fitzpatrick. Gertrude. 77. 1R863 Ashton. Dwyer Rosa.

85. 17190 Hartwell. McGnire. Dennis. 68.

Hnrper Hospital. Mondon. Joseph. 44. 29 W.

Great Lakes. Rice. Fred. 79. 5291 Seebaldt.

Lavetter. Carol. 9. 2997 Richton. Cooley.

Belle. 93. 4051 Dorothy. Cruce. Lvnn, 64, 1830 Twenlv-firsf.

Williams. Betty. 74. 1245 Delaware. Tracy.

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