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DETROIT FREE PRES3 Monday, Dec 30, 1957 5f "best band in town" 3 Killed In State Traffic Three persons were killed in 4 Ufa Pflnrtt tftct Qrttt WANT AD RATES CASH RATES 1 Day 14e per -word: 3 tya (ta 7-day period 39c per word; 7 daya consecutively fc4e per word. Minimum charts 10 words or 2 line. CHARGE RATES 1 Day 80c per line: day (In 7-day period) 70c per line per day; 7 days consecutively 6()c per line per day; 30 day or more consecutively 55c per line per day. Count 5 average words per line. EXCEPTIONS For transient advertisers under the following- classifications: Repairs Services.

Rooms for Rent, Board and Rooms, the rate is: (Caeh) 1 day 11c per word; 8 days 27c per word; 7 days consecutively 56c per word. Charpe rate: 1 day 65c per line; 3 days 55c per line per day; 7 or more days consecutively 46c per line per day. Situations Wanted: 8c per word per day. Advertisements set. 1n display type or with illustrations or border will h9 chara-ed 2c per line over the above rates.

Above rates apply to all adver-. tisine originating within the State of Michigan. Out-of-state rate: $1.15 per line daily; $1.25 per line Sunday; or 2Hc per word daily and 25c per word Sunday. The Frie Press reserves the rle-ht to classify, revise or reject any want ad. and is not responsible for errors after the first incorrect insertion of an advertisement.

Telephone WOodward 2-9400 If i 1 iit v5 TENSION REACHES near to the breaking point in a scene between Fay Bainter and Roy Poole during "Long Day's Journey into Night" at Shubert Theater. Jayne Mansfield 'Sends 7,000 GIs 1 VERE WIRWILLE tntf his Troubadors good food good 'fun Open House New Year's Eve Eddy Shepherd's Members of Diner" Club 7909 E. Jefferson at Van Dyke EXTRA! EXTRA! iheGAYLORDS with RONNIE GAYLORD Also MARTHA PHILLIPS Oantini Star 'DOLORES CARROLL Son i Stylist GALA HEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION Make Your Reservations Cliche 20030 John R. Bat. 7 8 Milt FO 6-1888 Aaala Parting BIG NEW YEAR'S EVE JAMBOREE! Fun, Frolic, Favors for All Sensational GIRL-O-RAMA Starring NELL WEBSTER Firs Tim In Detroit A very talented and funny gal.

featuring TERRY LANE Bombshell of Rhythm LUCIENNE French Darling of Song trl p-O-f ma Co-Starring Lovely el AXE IIAIlItIS St and Sex-sationol ELAINE IIYROX SHOW DANCING 'TIL 4 A M. NOW 10 HARVEY A. NEELY HERBERT H. NEELY MEYERS RD. AT JAS COUZEHS 1654Q MEYERS RD.

UN l-38f0 SULLIVAN 14 230 MeNichole rtS 4-2311 TE 8-8100 Jensen J. SUTTON SON FRANCIS GALLAGHFK MGR 4147 TRTJMBCLL TE 2-5100 HTIXIKER'3 FUNERAL HOME 2449 W. Grand Blvd. TT 6-2233 Chas. Verheyden, Inc.

Established 49 Years 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVE TO 1-8500 Announcements Lost and Found 15 CALL MISS DAY AT WOodward 2-9400 and let Free Press readers help von find your lost articles. You mav charge your ad if vou wish to take.it to the nearest liner station to get the same low rata as at the main office. $100 REWARD DOG Kerry blue terrier. black curly hair medium size, red ribbon and bells on collar. Vicinity W.

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AV 4-5346. LOST On Edsel Ford Expressway. 3 clothes bags with clothes Pleas notify Mrs. A Thomas. 1624 Lle- bold VI 2-3469.

LOST, black patent leather purse, vie. Madison-Gratiot. Reward. LO 8 9091. Special Notices 18 NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE CO HASTINGS MICHIGAN Pursuant to action of the Board of Directors, an amendment to the Charter and Articles of Association of this Company to.

ouahfv under the provisions of Chanter 58 of the Michigan Code of 1956 will be considered and voted coon at the Annual Meeting of this Company held on Januarv 15. 1958. ROBERT STANLEY Secretarv-a reasnrer 'Transportation 20 A.A.A. N.Y., LOS ANG. Seattle.

Orleans. Texas. Hartford. Cadllaos for Miami reserved now. CLAUDE'S.

9106 MICH. LP 4-142Q A A AT ONCE CARS TO CALIFORNIA Gas Allowance paid on delivery 1SQ18 WOODWARD TO 9-9852 A. A. PHOENIX SALT LAKE CITY. FLORTDA.

CALIF SEATTLE Boston Midwest Auto 245 Grard River WO 1-3000 ALL STATE AUTO DRIVEAWAY Auto All Points Gas 8110 Livert.ois TY 4-5S00 Alaska. Seattle Dealer's rtriv. cars delivered DETROIT DRIVEAWAY SERVICE 9350 Broadstreet WE 3 9373 ACE TRANSPORT California. Philadelphia. Salt Lake.

Seattle. Albnoueroue. Las Vegaa. 2911 Woodward TE 2-torrj CATHERINE RAE 25254 GRAND RIVER nn. EE 4-0610 KE 5-P805 Educational 22 BUSINESS TRAINING Dav and Evenings Enro'I Now THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Michigan Theater Bids.

220 Bagley Call or Phone WO 2-e534 AIRLINES TRAINING FOR MEN AND WOMEN OFFICE HOURS 11 AM to 2 PM 415 Lafayette Bldg. WO 2-7762 MECHANICAL DRAFTING Remain fullv employed while learning. Instructors with vears of practical exernienoe. modem eoutD-ment furnished. Phone or write for complete Information Detroit Engirwenna; Institute 2P3Q Grand River WQ 1-7540 Switchboard-Receptionist and typing.

Pav-eve classes. 3 wks. All ages. Free placement service. FLORENCE CTT WO 1-5075 Trade Industrial Schools 23 A BETTER JOB Learn bv Doing: Practical Work AUTO MECHANICS Automatic Transmissions Auto Body Collision ACETT ARC WELDING Wolverine School 32 YEAR SAME LOCATION 1400 W.

FORT ST. WO 3-06P2 LEARN RADIO, TV Electronic Engineering Classes START Soon Electronics Institute 2457 WOODWARD WO 2-6660 LEARN meat cutting. 8 short weeks. Women. Super market, cash register, meat wrapping.

Michigan Meat School. 2100 Michigan. Detroit. WQ 4-1691. RADIO Electronic.

TV 8ehools 3730 WOODWARD TE 3-4620 Employment Help Wanted, Men 30 ASST PAYROLL Clerk Co. will train voung man with some college. Salary open Archer Personnel 7704 Seven Mile at Van Dvke. TW 2-6169 AUTO PAINTERS, muit be experienced. Apply at 4524 Michigan.

BARBER or Apprentice 80 guarantee 12148 Dix. Wyandotte. AV 4-5495 BARBER or apprentice. 2nd chair. KE 5-9775.

20348 W. McNichols. BARBER SHOP porter wanted. 9714 Dexter. TY 4-8595.

BARBER. $80 guarantee, fi days; W. section. UN 1-7362. BARBER.

steady. good wares 75 46225 Van Dvke. Ufica. CAR WASHERS Cnnvevor State Fair Auto Wash. 19664 Woodward.

CHEMIST Analyze raw materials coming: Into plant. Sal. to S400. APEX PERSONNEL WO 1-4854 2316 David Stott Bldg. DESIGNERS MINOR LAYOUT FLASTIC CHECKING FIXTURES ENGLESIDE ENG.

CO. 61O0 E. DAVISON Funeral Directors Help WarteJ, Men 39 DESIGN DRAFTSMEN SPRINKLER LAYOUT EXPERIENCED McKee has IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for men with at least 8 vears experience in layout of SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Send detailed resume to: Victor Hopkins Arthur G. McKee Co. 2300 Chester Ave.

Cleveland 1, Ohio CHEMISTS $5 070-S7 481 Civil Service. 612 City County Bldr. DESIGNERS CHASSIS STEERING GEOMETRY PR T. REAR SUSPEN. TRANSMISSION ENGINE AXLE Good Designers Only Long Program etB WES RA VELL, AERO DETROIT 21717 REPUBLIC.

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Derree in Industrial Engineerine. Business Administration or Industrial Management, with a minimum cf 2 vears experience as a Svstems and Procedures Analyst andor 1 vear experience a P. Analvst or Programmer reoulred Excellent opportunity for future advancement. ground including: aalary re-cuirements to: CHRYSLER CORP. P.O.

Box 1653, Detroit 31, Michigan ATTENTION: Personnel Department OR APPLY IN PERSON AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 12200 E. JEFFERSON FOUNDRY ENGINEER Primarily experienced In pattern desirn and handling, rating, riser-in and molding. To work under he direction of manager In developing and organising teenmones handling of oew orocess osinr cope and drag molds The Casting Division of this company is new and offers a chance to loin a rantdlv s-rowine company. Contact Personnel Director in person at: ARTCO INC. 2910 INDIAN WOODRD.

LAKE ORION MICH DESIGN ENGINEERS Electrical Electronic Mechanical Hydraulic LONG TERM PROGRAM OVERTIME BENEFITS EFFICIENT ENGINEERING CO. 21680 C00LIDGE KWY. JO 6-3163 I LOBEX STEIN Amy Jane: wife of the late Charles: dear mother of Kennetb L. Proctor, Mrs. Helen Dunlao.

Joseph C. Proctor. and Mrs Amy- Jane Roltsch: 8 grandchildren also survive. Funeral Tuesday. 1 at A.

H. Peters Funeral Home. 20705 Mack Aveine at Vernier Road (8 Mile Road Grosse Pointe Woods. Metropolis Chanter C304 S. Servie Monday 8 Member Panacea Rebecca Lodge 477 LO F.

MAHAFFEY Robert Dec. 27. of 616 Temole. Dear father of Robert and Richard of Tulsa. son of William Mahaffev of Denver, Col.

and brother of Harold. Funeral Tues. 10 am from Van Kula Funeral Home. 9074 St Cvnl at Marcus. Interment Mt.

Everereen. Jackson. Mich. 3IAHER Judee Thomas Dee. 28.

Beloved nusDana oi Marian- dear lather of Mrs. J0hn O'Leary Ann, and Mrs Robert J. Miller (Maureen)- brother of Svlvester A. S's-ter Marv Grace I and Joseph L. Maher: four grandchildren.

Funeral from Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home. 14230 W. Mc.vichols Road. Tuesday morning at 9:15.

and St. Eugene's Church at 10. McGILLIVARY Svlveater. Dee. 28.

of 21119 Pick-ford, beloved husband of Sidney, dear father of Mrs. Marv Joan Johnson. John. James and Joseoh Frank McGillivary. dear brother of Mrs.

Loretta McNamara. Mrs. Belle McDonald. Mrs. Lucy McMillan.

Mrs. Mamie McDonald. Mrs. pnes O'Doherty, Mrs. Mary Ann McDonald.

Duncan, Sam and John; also five grandchildren surviving. Funeral from Hamilton Hoffman Funeral Home 2O740 Grand River at Braile. Tuesday at 9 am. to Christ the Kins- Church at P-30. Interment Mt.

Olivet Rosary Monday eveninr at 8:30. MENDELSSOHN Evelyn Pumas. Dec. 20. 1P57.

At her home. 1000 Lake Shore Road. Grose Pointe Shores. Wife of the late Louis Mendelssohn. Mother of Mrs.

Thnma Morrison, of yew York Citv. Grandmother of Mr. Frederick Melhado and C. Henrv Buhl HI. Sister of Mrs Charles Schulze.

of Circleville. John Lee. of New York City, and Odillon Dumas. Rosa-v at residence Monday af 8 p. Feouiem las at St.

Joan of Arc Church. 21620 Mark Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. MOLLING Joseph. Beloved husband of Carolina, dear father of Mrs. Walter Wasama.

Joseph and Matthew. 3 grandchildren also survive. Funeral Tues. 2 m. at A.

H. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot. MOORE Guv December 28- loving father of D- Walter G. Moore.

Mrs. Milton H. Erkksnn. and Georre W. Moore Grandfather of 13.

Funeral f-om the Harvev A Keely Funeral Fom 16540 Mevers Road. Tuesday at 1 p.m. NEDZI Alexander. Dec 27. 1P57 Los Ane-eles.

Calif, Husband pf EMelle Xedzi: father of Lucten N. At Chanel of Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cas Ave. Funeral service at St.

Josenh Church. Lake Orion. 11 am. Instead of flowers memorial tributes may be made to Mich Heart Assn. PETERS Maria Dee.

20. wife of the late Johif mother of Harold 'and Ray A. f-mcej at A. Figley runera! Home 12712 Livernois. Tuesday at 1 p.m.

PROCTOR See Lobenstein. KAHN encka: dear father of Mrs Arnold tRaiht Pipper. Georee. Mrs. G.

Richard Husband of the late Fred-Fred (Esther! DeBolt ami the late Stuart; 4 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren also survive. Funeral Tuesday 2 D.m. at A. H. Peters Funeral Home.

Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd. (Eight Rd.) Grose Pointe Woods. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. RAYMER Helen Dec.

29. of 876 Kitchener. Wife of Jame. rr ther of James. Jr.

and Mrs. Betty Marks. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at. Outer Drive.

Thursday at 8 30 and to St Martins Church at 0. Rosary Wednesday at 3 cm. RESKE Mary, beloved wife of Herman, dear sister of Mrs. Gottfried Unrer Funeral Monday 2 m. at A.

H. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot Ave. RCHLIG Johanna (nee Ann-'e A. Banke, Dec.

27 of 1668 Evans Wife, of Fred C. mother of Mrs Ilean Kaufman- eTandmother of Donna: stater of Mrs. Emma Pranke. Mrs. Ida Grav Weidmer and August Beanke.

Funeral service from I. Manenson Funeral Home. 1725 Lawndale. Tuesday. 1 D.

m. Interment. Grand Lawn. SHAUGIINESSY William C. Dee 27v 1957.

Birmingham. Mich Husband of Atrues father of. Mrs. Don J. Stoddard.

Robert William and C. Patrick Shauchnessv. brother of Mrs. Lorretta Allen. Mrs.

Carrie Wilson. Howard Kenneth and Jule Sbatigh-nesy. Also survived bv 12 grandchildren R-osarv at Bell Chapel of the William- R. Hamilton Co 820 E. Maple.

Birmingham. Mondav 8:30 pm Reouiem Mai at Our Ladv Oueen of Martyrs Church. Birmingham. Tuesday. 10 am.

SinTH Dec. 28, 10007 WoodMde. Beloved husband of Julia: dear father of Robert. Frederick and Mrs. Davida Bowles: 2 sisters and 2 brothers; 7 grandchildren: 2 great grandchildren.

Services. Fred Wood Funeral Home. 8450 Plymouth Rd near Grand River. Tuesday, 2 .30 p.m. STE5IP Joseph Frank.

Dec. 28. of 21769 Poinciana. Dear son of Mrs. Hed-wig Stump, brother of Felix.

Mrs. Victoria Hartlap. and Mrs Estelle Smith. Services from Ross B. North-ron and Son Funeral Home.

22401 Grand River (Redford). Time later. STRACHAN Helen Dec. 26. of 6713 Bums.

Beloved mother of Alexander Miller. Mrs. Elizabeth Stepke. Mrs. Lillian Toth.

Duram Strachan and Mrs. Helen Chiti: also survived bv nine grandchildren-. Services 1 o'clock Mondav afternoon at. the R. A G.

R. Harris Funeral Home. 14751 McN'ichols Rd. TWEEDIE James Ernest, of 31455 8outhfield Road. Sonthfield Township bus-band of Margaret (nee Drake), father of Mrs.

Allan O. McCrae. brother of Mrs. Dow Henderson and fiu rlrj. av in" oane irrai Home.

1 83 Oakland. Birmingham. iniermeru nosiaua rin. UPLEGER John F. Services 2 :30 m.

at the R. G. R. Harris Funeral Home. 15251 Harper.

VANNESTE Hector. Dec. 25. In California, Father of George, Omer. Casper and Ralph.

Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Monday at 8:15 and to On- Ladv of Sorrows Church at 9 Rosarv Sunday evening at 8. Member of the Belgium-American Century Club. WAPLNSKI Edward of 8040 Almont.

Dec. 27 Dear son of Anna Waninski: dear broiher of Helen. Mrs Stanley Gosik. Mrs 'Frank Liszewski. Mrs.

Leo Bednarz Pnd Joseph. Funeral Tuesday at 8-45 a.m. from the Wuiek Funeral Home. 1930 Van Dvke at 7 Mile Road- to Sweetest Heart of Marv Church at 9 30 a m. Interment Sacred Heart of St.

Marvs Cemetery WHITEHEAD Mabel Mae. Services 1 Dm. Monday at the R. R. Harris Funeral Home.

4251 Cass. WRIGHT Cecilia of 47 Grand Avenue. Vt. Clemens. Mother of Mrs.

Leland A Grim: grandmother of Cec'Tta Ann Grim: sister of Frank L. Moloney. Services Tuesday at 8 45 from the residence, and 9:15 at St. Louis Church Interment Mt. Elliott Cemetery Detroit.

WRIGHT Jennie. Dee. 28. Dear mother of George Wright and Mrs. Mildred Anderson- 5 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren Funeral from Fenkell Chanel of Ted C.

Sullivan Funeral Home 15800 Fenkell Ave. (cor Forrer) Tues. at 8:30 and St. Scholastica Church at 9. Funeral Directors 10 JEROME A.

DeSANTIS CHALMERS TA 2-6039 WM. R. HAMILTON CO. 3975 CAS8 AVE. TE 1-2713 NORTHWEST CHAPEI 18900 Jas Conzens Hwy Dl T-1800 BIRMINGHAM CSAPET.

820 E. MAPLE MI 1-6000 Death Notices JACK TEA0ARDEM AND HIS DIXIELAND BAND OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EYE CREST LOUNGE Grand River at Meyers WE 3-813? MATINEE SUNDAY, 4 P.M. TO 7 P.M. Michigan traffic Sunday. Dead were Mrs.

Heather Old, 22. of, Saulte Ste. Marie, Kester W. Firman, 32, of 505 S. Marias, Clawson and Claude P.

Woodring, 72, of Muskegon. Saginaw County i snerirt Deputies said Mrs. Old was killed when a car driven by her husband, John III, 24, collided with one driven by George Bamberger, 28, of Freeland, at the intersection of two county roads in Saginaw Township. Bamberger, his wife, Cleo, 28, and Old were admitted to St. Luke Hospital in Saginaw.

Firman, a construction foreman and father of three, was fatally injured Sunday when his auto struck a tree at Main and Girard in Royal Oak. Woodring died Sunday in Muskegon Osteopathic Hospital of injuries suffered Dec. 22 when his auto hit a utility pole on Middle Lake Road, 12 miles north of Muskegon. Teamsters Win Hike In Wages CHICAGO UP) Teamster Union officials Sunday night announced they had reached tentative agreement with trucking operators in 12 states on new wage increases and other benefits. Details of the agreement still to be approved by union membership and by employers were not announced.

However, James Hoff teamster president-elect and head of the union's Central States Council, said the union received substantially what it asked for. AT THE BEGINNING of the negotiations Friday Hoffa asked for a package increase of 42 cents an hour for the some 96,000 cartage and intercity drivers in the Central States. However, an employer ne gotiator, Barney Oushman, of Chicago, told a newsman the increases "won't reach that proportion." He declined to elaborate. The teamsters sought pay hikes of 15 cents an hour next year, 10 cents an hour in 1959 and 10 cents an hour in 1960. They also asked for a boost of 7 cents an hour in health, welfare and pension plans.

CURRENT BASE PAY for drivers involved now is $2.27 an hour. Intercity drivers have a combined hourly and mileage formula. Although the teamsters have a contract running through Jan. 31, 1961, the agreement provides for negotiations of wage and benefit provisions during the life of the contract. Hoffa said representatives of about 100 locals will meet Jan.

9 to hear proposals of the agreement. He said results of Sunday's, negotiations will set a pattern for about 600,000 members of the 1,500,000 member union. A union spokesman earlier said negotiations involved operators and union members in Michigan, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Louisville, Ky. Teamsters Union members from some Southern states also attended the meetings.

Ship Tycoons In Gift Race: I Wives Win PARIS OP) Tanker Ty-j coon Aristotle Socrates Onas-; sis will buy the fashion house of Jean Desses as a New Year's present for, his wife Tina, it was reported Sunday, Onassis thus hopes to be ahead again of his brothen-in-; law and fellow millionaire shipowner, Stavros Niarchos, i said the Sunday newspaper I Journal du Dimanche. i Niarchos is now in the lead, having paid $400,000 to buy his wife, Genie, the jewel-! like Chanaleilles house behind the French chamber of deputies, the paper said. According to the report, Onassis, 49, and Niarchos, 47, have been racing to outdo each other in gifts to their wives, Aethena (Tina), and Eugenia (Genie), daughters of shipping magnate Stavros Livanos. The race started with simple presents like jewels and furs. Then Onassis bought Tina a town house in New York.

Niarchos riposted bjr buying one for Genie. Death Notices BAUMLER Mare-aret (ne Birler. aa-e 75: beloved wife of the late Geortre lovinsr mother of Mrs. Catherine Brvan: dear erandmother of Barbara and William Brvan: nieces: neDhewa and cousins. Services Tuesday.

8:30 a at the Thn Funeral Home. 2760 Biddle Wvandotte. 0 a at St Patricks Church. Interment Woodmere Cemetery. BLAXN Harrr.

Dee. 26. of 9243 Philip. Be-! tired D.PJ5. Husband of the late i Celia father of Mrs.

Mildred Buszak. Jamea and the late Ma ione: brother of Frank. Funeral from tee Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Inve, Mon-, day at 10. RADIO aid Park MOOrlAM At th Piano and Solovex OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE Favors Hats Noisemakers Fun Galore KLEIN'S SHOW NEW YEAR'S EYE CELEBRATION at pingrei Death Notices I BOJJLLOTAT Theresa.

Dec. 27. of 1070 Lake-poinw, Grosse Pte. wife of the late Alex: mother of Mrs. Dorothy Donnelly.

Anna. Alex and Willis. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Mondav at 9-30 and to St. Ambrose Church at 10.

BOTHNER Theodore F. Beloved husband of Lucy. dear father of Patricia, brother of Mrs. Frieda Bader. Funeral Thurs.

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

BROWNE Harry Dec. 27. of 1S634 S'-hia-wassee. Beloved husband of Kuth, dear father of Harry Mrs. iiamoi.

Gase (Janice). William and June. Leaves 2 sisters and 7 srand-children. Services Tuesday 1 at Rops B. Korthrop and Son Funeral Home.

22401 Grand River (Kedford). CRAFT Howard. December C. at Traverse City. beloved father oj Mrs.

Virginia Benjamin. William and Mrs. Ruth Smith. Funeral from the Harvey A. Heelv Funeral Home.

16540 Meyers Road. Tuea-rlav at 10:30 a m. Will lie in state from Monday noon until time of service. DLXON Chas. Dee.

27: dear father of Mra. Ben (Doris) Beauman. Waton Mrs. Helen D. Shepherd and John H.

also survived bv seven grandchildren 11 erext-trandchildren. Services at Burrll-Ling'-Stewart Funeral Home. 8738 Fenkell. Monday at 1. DONDERO Herman.

Dec. C7th. of 160 Lake-view Grosse Pte. Farms: husband of the late Cordelia: father of Mrs. Cordelia Done: brother of George of Royal Oak.

Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Monday at 1. EVANS Laura May. Dec.

2.V at St. Cloud. FU Wife of Georre: mm her of Mrs. John Boccl. Lawrence and Fmerald: also survived bv eight grandchildren.

Funeral services at the Halev Funeral Home. 16065 Hamilton at Puritan. Tucsdav 1 m. Friends may call after Sunday 8 D.m. FERGUSON Samuel of 123S4 Duchss.

Belot-ed husband of the late Emma: dear father of Mrs. Ben Cook. W. R. Ferjuson.

Chester, Dr M. L. Fer-puson and Mrs. L. J.

Hatchett. At Geo. P. Warrick Funeral Horn. i'93 E.

Grand Blvd. until 8 pm. Mondav. Interment. Pusrrer.

Indiana Dnryr and Terra Haute papers please copy. FISHER Fmma are 76 De- of Philip. Wife of the late Jacb G. Mother rf Mr. Stanley G.

Moor-c-cft. nf Cincinnati. O. Funeral from thp Verhpvdpn Funeral Home. 16300 Mack, at Outer Drive.

Time later. fiODDERIS Frances. Ic. CO. of Chalmers.

Wife of Charles C. mother of Marie. Mrs. Genevieve Wmckler. James.

Mr. Virginia Smith. Mrs. Dolores Park. Mrs.

Elaine Blackburn. Mrs. Patricia Klein and Mrs. Judy Fnehv: si'tr of Nicholas and Mrs. Jnhn Schultz.

Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack -at Outer Drive. Time later. GRAVELLE Dr. Lawrence Dec.

7. p( 115H of Monica: father or tiaine. j. nomas and Kenneth- son of Mrs. Marie Gpis-er: b'-other of Mrs.

Beatr-o Hiekev Funeral from Verhevden Funeral Home 16300 Mack at Outer Tuesday at 9:30 and to St. Clare Church at 10. Holv Hcarv Monday eveninr at 8. GIECHE Ellen. Dee.

29. of 74! St. Clair Grosse Pointe. wife of Adelbert E. Mother of Mary and Adelbert sister of Mrs.

Mary Sullivan. Mrs. Dorothv Cannon. Sister Mary Maura S. S.

Patrick. Harry, and Thomas McLaughlin Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Thursday at 8:30 and to St. Philomena Church at 9.

Rosary Tuesday evening- at 8:30. IIENRYKOFSKY Fred E. of 24351 Chernick. Taylor, Center. Beloved husband of Anna; dear father of Mrs.

Georee (Elsie) Mears, Mrs. John (Violet) Schoen-bersrer, Gertrude and the late 4 grandchildren. At Howe-Peterson Funeral Home. 2 2 546 Michigan Dearborn, until Tuesday morninsr. In state at Geth-semane Lutheran Church.

2Sth St. at Ttnrhanan T-om 1 o'olock Tues day until service at2 o'clock. Burial Woodmere Cemetery. JACKSON Raymond Dec. f.

of 0660 Car-1m. Beloved husband ot -Genevieve: brother of Mrs. Horace Coons, of Peterborough. Ont. Funeral service at chanel of Hammnnd-Haas Funeral Home.

24501 Fenkell. Kotice of time later. KALB Lewis Dee. 28. of 547 Washington Grosse Pointe.

Husband of Mary Louise: father of GeoTge. Louise and William. At the Ver-heyrien Funeral Home. 16300 Mack, at Outer Drive, until Tuesday at 3 1. Funeral at St Michael's Enis-conal Church.

20475 Sunninrdale Park. Grosse Pointe Woods. Tuesday at 1. Memorials mav be made to the St. Michael Church.

KELLY James. 1521S Rejrina Beloved husband of Sarah: dear father of Raymond J. and J. Bernard. Lawrence.

Eue-ene Mrs Norah Miller. Mrs. Marcaret Devereaux and Mrs. Cecilia Molme: also survived by 22 grandchildren and great-grandson. Funeral Tues.

8:30 a.m. from the Voran Funeral Home. fiOOO Allen Allen Pk. and 9 a.m. St.

Francis Cabnni. KELLY Joseph. Dee. 27. of 2532 Ferris.

Beloved husband of Laura' dear father of Mrs Robert Sexton (Anni, J-tsenh. Mrs. Edward Devlin (Kathleen). Mrs John Pinnlv. Jr.

(Virginia): brother of Mrs. Ann Griffin of Ireland: also survived bv 12 erandchildren and seven great-g-randohildren Funeral from Hackett Son Funeral Home. S616 Vernor. Tuesday at 8 30: St. Gabriel Church at 9 a.m.

KRUM Howard Dee. 27. 1857. of 14206 Glenwood Beloved husband of Gladys: dear father of Earl also survived by four grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 1 Dm.

from the Gordon C. Crabb Funeral Home. Gratiot at Outer Drive. LESZCYXSKI 299 Belmont. Beloved husband of Victoria dear father of George.

Marv Olszewski. Irene Krakowiak. and Helen Siwak. 9 grandchildren his mother AngeHne. 6 brothers and 3 sisters in Poland also survive.

In state at Polish S' Leaa-ue Hail. Edwin and Brombi'ii till 10 m. Sundav a Orlikowski Funeral Home 2721 Holbrook. till time of service Tuesday 8:30 a.m. St Florian Church at I 5 a.m.

Burial Mount Olivet Thad. J. Balmae Funeral Director. BY HEDDA HOPPER HOLLYWOOD Looking back on our Far East Christmas show, I realize how sensational Bob Hope is and how incredibly durable one hour after we hit Pearl BONFIRE BAR 21139 West 7 Mil Road NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION NO COVER CHAROI FAVORS. HATS.

HORNS. KOISEMAKERS DANCING NORM ROBERTS' ORCHESTRA IlU III TINA, Exoe GLORIA BROOKS Popular Chonfeuse I BIG NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION CnntinooMS Entsrtainmwiit and Danelna 'til 4 A.M. OPEN HOUSE otter Midnight Malta Voir Resarvatloai ARC All BAR 8540 12th St. NIGHTS A WEEK LIVERNOIS AT 8 MILI UN 4-1200 rouge lounge aMa-MHaWaaaaaMaaaaaMaaaaaMH YUSEF LATEEF AND HIS QUINTET fr) OOCA MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! I Harbor and its three miles long: runway, Bob started a show for 7,000. It lasted two hours and we hadn't had a rehearsal Les Brown's orchestra had merely run through the numbers with the singers.

When Jayne Mansfield walked on in a bright red 5 "2f Ml high necked Hedda Hopper gown, all 7,000 men got to their feet, 5,000 flash guns went off and the roof caved in. I've never heard such a scream in my life. Bob let her have the stage. Later at 3,1 p.m. we dined at the Beachcombers the rains came out of a starlit sky and a 3 a.m.

we were off for Wake Island. BECAUSE HE works so hard the crew put a cot down in the hold with the luggage so Bob could get a night's sleep. In the middle of the night he woke up, feeling a presence. He turned on the light to find one of our correspondents standing there-he had suffered a heart attack. So Bob put him into his cot, ordered oxygen, and sat up the rest of the night.

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