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Wednesday, March 30. '66 DETROIT FREE PRESS Death Notices (A tj i AW5W' JtL 1 1 It I L- i ii 'it ii- i i mi jafe.lL i r- i I Delegates applaud opening of the Communist Party Congress in the Kremlin Congress Palace Russians Promised Good Life From UPI and UP MOSCOW Communist Party boss Leonid Brezhnev Tuesday promised the Soviet people the good life including a five-day week, a guaranteed Income and no Income tax. Brezhnev told delegates to the 23rd Soviet Party Congress that the government would reduce retail prices, increase pensions, provide better educational and school services and more recreational and cultural programs. He outlined a new five-year plan for economic, social and cultural development. FOR WORKERS, the amount of time on the job will remain the same, 41 hours, but the work week will be reduced from sLx days to five.

The long-standing plans to abolish the present graduated income tax which now reaches a maximum of 13 percent will be speeded up, Brezhnev said. He did not say whether the current indirect tax on purchases, including food, would be increased. This is the chief source of government income. He announced a minimum wage of 60 rubles ($66) per month, even for farmers, and said the farmers would be paid in money instead of produce as in the past. Troubles In farming "began to impede noticeably our forward movement, had a nega tive effect on the rates of growth of the light and food industries, and did not permit us to accomplish in full the planned measures in raising the living standards of the people," Brezhnev said.

To alleviate these woes, he offered a package including higher prices for produce in the government-controlled markets, more fertilizer and machinery, more consumer goods and housing for farmers, and pensions for peasants. Brezhnev said the equivalent of $50 billion would be spent to alleviate Russia's housing shortage within the next five years compared to $38.5 billion during the past five years. tv' I THE SEARCH Is still on for Kathy Shea, 5, who disappeared March 18, 1965, while on her way to kindergarten class in Tyrone, Fa. No trace has been found. Miss Stackpoole, City Aide Teens Face Giarge in 3 Car Deaths Two alleged drag racers will be arraigned Wednesday morning before Southgate Municipal Judge Eugene J.

Stroia on charges of manslaughter in connection with a crash Monday evening that killed three Southgate residents. The victims of the collision en U.S. 25 at Sibley in South-gate were Mrs. Betty Harold, 42, of 13723 Sycamore her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Knight, 23, of 13168 Balsam, and Mrs.

Knight's son. Earl, 4. Charged in warrants recommended Tuesday by Wayne fCounty Assistant Prosecutor Raymond Miller, head of the traffic division, will be Garry Pace, 18, of 443 Lincoln, Lincoln Park, and George Haef-ler, 19, of 13273 Castle, South-gate. SOUTHGATE Police Sgt. Stanley Kowaleski said Pace's borrowed car went out of control at 80 miles an hour, ewerved across the center line and itruck the car driven by Mrs.

Knight. Pace and his wife, Cynthia, 16, were slightly injured and were treated at Wyandotte General Hospital. Kowaleski ttJd that Pace and Haefler had held a drag race on the same highway earlier In the evening and that Pace had won. They met later, he Said, and Haefler challenged Pace to another race. This time the car Pace was driving, borrowed from the owner of a filling station here Pace worked, went off on the shoulder.

When Pace palled it back on the pavement, it swerved across the highway, Kowaleski said. Pace was held as a police prisoner at Wyandotte General Hospital, and Haefler was re leased after making a state ment. Tuesday, after statements were taken from witnesses. Haefler was surrendered by his attorney, and the manslaughter warrant against him was rec ommended by Miller. POLICE SAID that Pace has been involved in three prior accidents, all within a two-month period in 1963.

On Oct. 7 he was in a three-car, one-injury crash. He was in a one-car, one-injury accident on Oct. 21 and a two-car accident in which no one was hurt on Dec 2. record, police said, shows 20 driving convictions since 1964.

His license was suspended by the secretary of state from Dec. SO last year to March 1 this year. On Feb. 3. during the suspension period, he received a speeding ticket, to which he has not yet responded, i Requiem mass will be at 10 a.m.

Thursday in St. Mary of Redfbrd Church, St. Mary's and Grand River, for Rosemary Stackpoole, 62, former Detroit social worker. Miss Stackpoole died Monday in the Georgian Court Nursing Home, 626 E. Grand Blvd.

where she had been confined with multiple sclerosis since July, 1964. The illness had forced her to leave her post as administra-j uve assistant to me superintendent of Public Welfare in 1950 after 23 years with the! Detroit Department or Public Welfare. Born in Detroit and educated at Wayne State University and ManhattanviUe College in New York, Miss Stackpoole was a former president of the Detroit chapter of the National Association of Social Workers. Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home, 16625 Grand River.

Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Rev. William Krause, Pastor Emeritus Services for the Rev. William F. Krause, pastor emeritus of First Lutheran Church, 4719 Cadieux, will be 1 p.m.

Friday; at the church he headed from 1950 until he retired in 1960. Mr. Krause, 79, died Monday wt in ms nome at 1720 Hampton, Grossa Pointe Woods. He was pastor of Martin Luther Church from 1918 to 1950, when it merged with St Matthew Church Krause to become First Lutheran Church. Surviving are his wife, Eleanor; four daughters, Mrs.

Elmer Knoer, Mrs. John Woods, Mrs. Richard Smith and Mrs. Jerome Koeppe; a son, William F. 17 grandchildren and a great-grandchild.

Burial will be in Gethsemane Cemetery. -M Henry Bender, Tool Shop Owner Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday in the Milliken Funeral Home, 8459 Hall, Utica, for Henry Bender, 73, of 42053 Van Dyke, Utica, who died Tuesday at St. Joseph Hospital, Mt. Clemens.

Ha was owner and operator of the Bender Tool and Engi neering Co. of Utica. Surviving are his wife, Florence; two sons, Robert and Francis, and a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Blume. Burial will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Eleanor Beninson, Of Bloomfield Twp. Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W. Nine Mile, Southfield, for Mrs. Eleanor Beninson, 42.

Mrs. Beninson, of 4743 Burnley, Bloomfield Township, died Tuesday in Henry Ford Hospital. late 1930s until she retired 10 years ago. Prior to Joining the News, she operated the first all-woman advertising agency in Detroit. Miss Francis went to Spo kane.

after she finished high school in Saginaw and opened an advertising agency. She remained in Spokane for seven years and then did promotional work in Canada and Francis devoted considerable time to the work of organizations, having served as national president of the Zonta Club. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Pontiac. Mrs. Clara Kaller, Of Southfield funerals today i Death Notices L.

FERGAN (Furgan) Death Notices Beninson, Eleanor Benson, Irene Berqesen, Beroer J. Bailey Bonapace, John A. H. Peters Borchard, Charles O. A.

H. Peters Bronl, Chester W. Wuiek Buchanan, Fred C. Hamilton Burkos, Harold H. Verheyden Campbell, Dr.

Ralph Hamilton Collins, Emma Weitenbernar Epptns-VanDeweghe oeaovtcn, juiia Ba9nasco Ferqan, Frances EPPens-vanDeweqhe FRANCES: Dear mother Thomas, Mrs. Frances Tichenor and Mattiew; also four Grandchildren and threa oreat-grandchiidren. Funeral from the Eppens-VanDa-we9he Funeral Home, 6150 Cadieux Rd. at Harper, Wednesday I p.m. MARSHALL of ADELINE, March 27.

Weitenberner Howe-Peterson Neely Kaufman L. J. Griffin Verheyden A. H. Peters Fox, Catherine Gauthier, Paul M.

Gillard, Fabian W. Goldman, Harold Hayball, George D. Heffernan, Rosa Hopkins, Norma L. Isphordmg, Ralph L. Kaller, Clara Kroeqher.

William Krulik, Edward A. Lonq, Charles McCarthy. Harold Hunttr-Callender Miller, Lillian Spiro Molitor, Edward H. Querfeld O'Connor, Joseph M. Buresh Prame, Evelyn Hopcroft Waqonshultz.

Esther H. Potere mr mr -vr Whalen. Michael B. iUOLLI-MAJN Burrell, Ung, Manty, Stewart Wenti, Alan W. Hamilton Ziskie, Stanley Ford Heenty-Sundoulst KaufmanFRANCIS ifemevoen Harris Verheyden CATHERINE, March 2t.

Beloved wife of Daniel; dear mother of Kathleen and Daniel; daughter of John Gieason and the late Mary Gleason; sister of Mrs. Mary Mul-queen and John Gleason. Funeral from the Weitenberner Funeral Home, 13641 Gratiot, Wednesday at 9:30. St. Raymond Church at 10.

Rosary Tuesday I p.m. Death Notices I ETHEL March 29, 1966. Survived by her sister, Mrs. E. L.

Slade of Oceanside, Calj two nieces and one nephew. Funeral service at Chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Friday at 1:30 p.m. Death Notices I AIAIARE LYNNE, age 76, of Warren.

Fu- Jones-Moon Funeral Home, Center-iHANDLOSER line, interment Meadowcrest Cemetery. HAROLD, War. 57, of 5300 Outer Dr. Beloved husband of FriplA: dear father nf Ronjilrt and Lary Goldman, Gregory and McKENZIE rameia amnn; two granacntiaren. Services Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W.

9 Mile Rd. Interment Beth El Memorial Pk. Beloved wife of John dear mother of Mrs. Marie Bennett, Mrs. Hazel Cum-mings, Mrs.

Kathleen Lockwood, Mrs. Rosemary Halterman, Mrs. Verna Hughes, Mrs. Marget Dale-sandro, Mrs. Joy Burnham, Robert E.

and William E. Marshall; also 32 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren. At Querfeld Funeral Home, 1200 Oakwood near Michigan, Dearborn. Services Thursday 11 a.m. Graveside services 1 p.m.

at Holly, Michigan. SIATTHEWS ETHEL March 28, 1966; wife of James sister of James J. and Sylvia W. Cartwright. Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Thursday at 11.

SIcDONALD PHILLIP, March 27. 1966. Husband of the late Weltha; father of Joseph, Mrs. Lorraine Wright, Thurston, Keitti and the late Elmer and Elaine Dewaegenaere. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Thurs day at 9:15 and to Our Lady of Good Counsel Church at 10 a.m.

Rosary Wednesday evening at 9. ANDRUS WILLIAM, age 62; dear father of Mrs. waiter uoiores) Kxasickv. grandfather of Evamarle, Diane and Billy; funeral Thursday 8:15 irom nunay napei, jiuj tommor, Hamtramck, 8:30 at Immaculate Conception Ukranian Church. ANDRUSCZYSZYN WILLIAM, see Andrus Notice.

BENDER HENRY age 73. of 42053 Van Dyke, Utica; Dear husband of Florence; Dear father of Robert, Francis and Mrs. Elizabeth Blume; Two Grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Milliken Funeral Home, 8459 Hall Utica.

ANTHONY E. Beloved husband of Kathrvn (Carey); dear father of James Mrs. Robert Modaff oan), Robert A. and inomas also 15 grandchildren. Brother: SiVl MISS ERMA March 29.

of 1202 Wall Pt. Huron. Daughter of Mrs. Rebecca McKenzie, Pt. Huron; sister of Donald and Allister, Pt.

Huron, Gordon of North Street. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Arthur Smith Funeral Home, 7th and Union Pt. Huron. Former resident of Detroit and a retired Secretary of the Maccabees.

YANNUTZ THOMAS; Beloved husband of Mary; Dear brother of Mrs. Anae Dawson, Mrs. Mary Fletcher and Mr. Joseph Yannutz. Service Thursday 2:30 p.m.

at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd. (8 Mile) Grosse Pointe Woods.

YATES JAMES. Dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Radford Carmack; brother of Diane and Rosanna. Funeral Tiuircrinv.

1 o.m.. from chaoeis of Risko Funeral Home, 7100 Michi- An avp mmrmn white C-oel Memorial Cemetery. For further Information call VI 1-8284. In Memoriam IN LOVING Memory of Betty Jean Thomas who passed awav a year ago. With many silent tears, forever In the mind and hearts of her children and relatives.

Gordon, Diana Patricia Young CHARLES MARTIN SCHROCK who passed awav March 30, 1959 Missed, loved and will not be forgotten. The Schrock Family Florists HUDSON'S Fresh Flower Shop SDeclalizes In floral desianed by experts vidual needs. arrangements to vour indi- for Call CA 3-5100 befora same day deliver. HUDSON'S DOWNTOWN 4th FLOOR of Albert, Mrs. Robert Wagner and Lawrence.

Funeral from the Eopens-Van Dewehe Funeral Home, 6150 Cadieux Rd. at Harper Thursday 9 15 a m. and 10 a.m. St. Martin's Church.

Rosary Wednesday 8:30 p.m. IIAYDEN KINWORTH, aqe 70, at Pompano Beach, Fla. Beloved husband of Lillian. In state at Wllkie Funeral Home, W. Outer Drive at Lahser from noon until 10 p.m.

Wednesday. Graveside service Thursday 3 p.m. Acacia Park under the auspices of Tryian Lodqe 500, F. A. M.

IIEFFRON Sea HEFFERNAN notice. BENINSON Fl FANnD- r9 A7A1 Riirnlaw fir Bloomfield Hills, March 29. Beloved HEFFERNAN wife of ur. Joseph; dear mother of Maureen, Ellen, llene and Fern; dear daughter of Mrs. Sarah Stol-mack of Youngstown, Ohio; sister of Donald Stolmack of Philadelphia, Pa.

and Mrs. Bernard Kennedy (Joyce) of Trenton, N.J. Services Wednesday 3 p.m. at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W. 9 Mile Rd.

BEREK JOSEPH March 28. Beloved husband of Theresa dear father of Richard; dear son of Michael; dear brother of Bruno, Mrs. Stella Salamon and Mrs. Bernlca Myslewicz; two grandchildren. Funeral Friday morning, 9:30 from the Jarzembowski Funeral Home, 4405 Wesson at Buchanan; to St.

Andrews Church at 10. Interment St. Hedwig. BLAIR MARTHA L.t wife of the lata Xavier; dear mother of JoseDh. Eleanor and Earl; 8 sisters survive.

Funeral Thursday 9 a.m, from the Leo T. Sobocinskl Funeral Home, 22121 Kelly Rd. Bet. 8 and 9 Mile, to St. Jude Church 9:30 a.m.

Rosary Wednesday 9 cm. VICTOR, dear husoand of Genevieve; brother of Mrs. Euqenia Sokoowsk3 and William Micnaiow-skl of Poland. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from chapels of Risko Funeral Home, 7100 Michigan Ave. St.

Andrews Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. For further information call VI 1-8284. MILLER LILLIAN (Lucy), age 63, of 3086 24th St. Beloved mother of Mrs.

Jennie Waner, Frank and Mrs. Betty Tipton. Also survived by 14 Funeral Directors 10 ALFRED E. CROSBY 12700 HAMILTON TO 8-0900 AT GLENDALE EST. 1912 JEROME DeSANTIS 2670 CHALMERS VA 2-5036 EPPENS-VANDEWEGHE 6150 Cadieux at Harper TU 1-7700 IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL 18325 W.

9 MILE EL 7-5200 grandchildren. Funeral from the WM AMII TON CO Spiro Funeral Home, 807 W. Grand V'V. K- nniVIILIWlN 3975 CASS AVE. TE 1-2712 NORTHWEST CHAPEL 18900 Jas.

Couzens Hwy. Dl 1-13001 BIRMINGHAM CHAPEL 820 E. MAPLE AVE. Ml 4-6000' BONAPACE JOHN. Husband of the late Maria; dear father of thre daughters and one son.

Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a.m. from A. H. Paters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd.

(8 Mile) G.P.W. end 10 a.m. St. Joan of Arc Church. Rosary Tuesday 1:30 p.m.

ORCHARD CHARLES G. Beloved husband of Mary; aear father of Charles W. Sherrill and Mrs. Dennis (Ann) deManiqold; grandfather of De-anne deManiqold. Funeral Wednesday 1:00 m.

at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd. (8 Mile), Grosse Pointe Woods.

BRABANT She was a niernher of the National Women's Committee of Brandeis University and Beth Ham Temple. Survivors include her husband, Dr. Joseph, four daughters, Maureen, Ellen, llene and Fern; her mother, Mrs. Sarali Stolmack; a brother and a Bister. Burial will be In Evergreen Cemetery.

Ethel Francis, Detroit Ad Woman Services for Miss Ethel M. Francis, Detroit advertising1 woman, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the William R. Hamilton 3975 Cass. Miss Francis, 84, of 8905 E.

Jefferson, died Tuesday in Jennings Hospital. Miss Francis was a member of the Detroit News retail al-vertislng sales staff from the Services for Mrs. Clara Kaller, 76, will be at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W. Nine Mile, Southfield.

She died Tuesday In the BRASK Southfield Nursing Home, 26051 Lahser, Southfield. Mrs. Kaller was a member of Workmen's Circle and the Bradichave Society. Survivors include four sons, Sam. Herbert, Max and Louis; three daughters, Mrs.

Harry Moore, Mrs. Kaymona uavis ajid Mrs. Abe Litvin: two sis ters, 19 grandchildren and six e-reat-erandchildren. Burial will be In Workmen's Circle Cemetery, Mt. Clemens MARCELLE March 27.

Sister of Mrs. Eva Schwartz of St. Paul. Andrew Brabant of Winnipeg and the late Elaine McNeil, Lauraine Brabant, Val Brabant and Elmira Thagard. Funeral from Fenkell Chanel, Ted C.

Sullivan Funeral Home, 158i30 Fenkell, Thursday morning at 9:30 and Our Lady Queen of Hope Church at 10. Rosary Wednesday at 9 p.m. PHYLLIS E. March 29. Beloved wife of Ricfiard dear mother of Mrs.

Helen Cockrum, Mrs. Jane Hodan, Mrs. Barbara Lanqlois, KARDOS iultt i iidur nu, juumi nest and Mrs. Penelope Watson; three sisters and 18 qrandchildren also survive. Services from Burrell, Ling, Maney, Stewart Funeral Home, 8738 Fenkell, Thursday 11 a.m.

Interment Milllngton, Mich. ROSE, age 83. March 26, 196. of 2624 Lvcaste. Aunt of Mrs.

Rita Murdock, George Bennett and many other ruecei and neohews. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 14300 Mack at Outer Wednesday at 8:30 and to St. Rose Church at 9. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8. Interment Sarnia, Ontario.

IIELFRICH ANNA C. March 28. beloved wife of Claud Dear mother of Mrs. Leonard Shinske (Virqinia) and Stewart W. D.D.S., Four grandchildren.

Sister of Carolyn Mon-tanye of Florida and Clara Raab of New York. Services at Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 14230 W. McNichols Rd. Thursday 1 p.m.

Donations to Woodward Ave. Presbyterian Church preferred. HOPKINS NORMA L. Dear aunt of Philip A. Wenzell; sister of the late Mrs.

Catherine Wenzell. Funeral Wednesday 10 a m. at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave.

at Vernier Rd. (8 Mile), Grosse Pointe Woods. HORVATH THOMAS, March 29, of Wood- mere Husband of the late Clara; father of Mrs. Helen Toth. William, Mrs.

Marie Toth, Mrs. Carolyn Brooks, Rudolph, Steven and Thom as. Funeral services from J. o. MirttncM A Son Funeral Home, 1725 Lawndale, Thursday, 8:30 a to St.

Gabriel's Church at 9. Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. JUETTNER KLARA (Bothml, March 29, 1944. Wife of the late Karl; dear mother of Mrs. Margaret Mueller and Mrs.

Hlldeaarde Juettner Yank; four grand and five great-grandchildren. Services at the Weitenberner Funeral Home, 13841 Gra- Thursday, 11 a.m. Interment Forest Lawn. KALLER CLARA, of 13260 N. Norfolk.

Marcf 29. Beloved mother of Sam, Herbert, Max and Louis Calfin, Mrs. Harry (Jean) Moore, Mrs. Raymond (Lorretta) Davis, Mrs. Abe (Betty) Litvin; sister of Mrs.

Cecil Trnoa. Mrs. Samuel (Paula) Mar tin, 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren, services weonesaav 11:30 a.m. at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W. 9 Mile Rd.

Family at res. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore, 25525 Wareham Huntington Woods. Wednesday 10 a.m.

Inter ment Parkview Memorial Cemetery NABOZNV JOSEPH, dear husband of the late tiva. hatner ot Mrs. Michael Mft siS A.H. Peters Funercl Home (Alice) Siemiemak; nine grand- 12057 children. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 2C705 a.m., from chapels of Risko Fu-j nerai Home, 7luu Michiaan Ave.

St. Lawrence Catholic Church 10 i a.m. Interment St. Hedwtq Cemetery. Rosary 7 p.m.

For further information call VI 1-8284. GRATIOT MACK, G.P. LA TU 6-7700 4-550U VASU-LYNCH WOOD'D bet. 13-14 Mile, LI 9-0500 Chas. Verheyden, Inc.

Ftflhlihed river Years 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVE TU 1-8500 NAGLER ALMA March 29. Dear mother of Allan Cooiey and Mrs. Margaret K-erterman; tour granocnnaren and nine great-grandchildren also sur- BIBS and PrODOSalS vive. Services from Burrell, Ling, nnaney, Mewarr i-unerai run i vvo ti 8738 Fenkell, Thursday 2 p.m. 16 OLSON ANNA, March 29, 1966, of 455 Marlborough.

Wife of John; sister of Mrs. Hilma Johnson. Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Thursday at 1. Interment Tustin, Mich. ORMOND GLADYS, March 28, of 10465 Bry-den.

Sister of Mrs. Florence Bres- nanan. prayers Thursday, 9 a.m. at Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redford); to St.

Cecelia Church 9:30 a.m. ROOKS RALPH J. Suddenly March 28. Beloved husband of Vernice; dear father of James, Mrs. Lenore Clancy and John U.S.A.

dear brother of Edwin, Beulah, Eliza beth and Alfred. Five grandchil dren. Funeral from the Buresh Funeral Home, 13631 Puritan at Schaefer, Friday at 9:30 a.m. frecious Blood Church at 10. City Alters Guide For Property Tax Common Council Tuesday revised the tax schedule by whicn Detroiters who pay taxes on personal property estimate depreciation.

The action means taxpayers will have to pay some $5 million more than they expected this year. By a vote of 7-2, with Council men Mary V. Beck and Philip J. Van Antwerp dissenting, the Council adopted the so-called straight line depreciation schedule, which depreciates property at a fixed percentage annually. However, some 22,000 taxpayers already have computed their taxes under the accelerated depreciation, which provides for a large writeoff In the first years and tapering depreciation thereafter.

The State Senate last Wednesday gave Detroit the option to change to the straight line depreciation and Council did so because it will mean $5 million more in tax revenue. Miss Beck said the Council's action amounted to "changing the rules when the game is over." Taxpayer appeals will be heard only at 10:45 a.m. Friday when the Council holds a Board of Review. Formal confirmation of the assessment roll is expected Friday or next Monday. Council Ashed To OK Bonds For Port Deal The would-be buyers of the Detroit Harbor Tenninals asked Common Council Tuesday to approve a 59 million bond issue for the port facility's purchase and renovation.

The bonds would be issued by the Detroit Port Development a non-profit corporation. Under an Internal Revenue Service Ruling, the council must consent to issuance of the bonds, or the deal will fall through. The bonds would be paid off by port rentals from the Jefferson Seaway headed by Chicago beverage distributor Frank Scoby. Under the proposed agreement, the five-berth port at the foot of Clark Street, would revert to the City In 30 years. Ralph J.

Rooks, Retired Fireman Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Precious Blood Church, 13305 Grove, for Ralph J. Rooks, a retired battalion chief with the Detroit Fire De partment. Mr. Rooks, of 32777 Grand River, Farmington, died Monday in Mt.

Carmel Mercy Hospital. He retired in 1955 after 38 years with the department. He was a member of the Detroit Fire Department Officers Club and the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Survivors Include his wife, Vernice; two sons, James and John; a daughter, Mrs.

Lenore Clancy; five grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Anthony Handloser, Detroit Attorney Services for Anthony E. Hand-loser, 57, of 274 Piper, a Detroit attorney for 35 years, will be at 9:15 a.m.

Thursday in Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral Home, 615 Cadieuz. Mass will be said at 10 a.m. in St. Martin on-the-Lake Church, Averhill Court and Drexel. Burial will be in Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. He died Monday in Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital. Mr. Handloser, a life-long Detroit resident, was a 1931 graduate of the University of Detroit College of Law, and was a member of the Michigan Bar Association and Gamma Eta Gamma Law Fraternity.

He is survived by his wife, Kathrvn; three sons, James, Robert and Thomas; a daugti-tre, Mrs. Joan Madaff, two brothers and a sister. Deaths Elsewhere Walter Tittle, 82, internationally known artist who did portraits of presidents, movie stars and other notables; in Pacific Grove, Calif. Edward D. Kadin, 56, one of the foremost wrriter3 of true crime stories; In Glen Cove, N.Y.

BRONI CHESTER W. (Bronisiewskl), March 25, of New Hudson, Mich. Beloved husband of Emilia brother of Mrs. Louis (Joan) May-dock, of Brighton, Mrs. Cas-Imir (Aldona) Nowodworksi of New Hudson, and Frank.

Brownie of Madison Mich. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from the Wuiek Funeral Home, 19301 Van Dvke nr. 7 Mile, to St Thomas The Aoostle Church at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Rosary, Tuesday p.m. BURKOS HAROLD Marrh 97. 194a. of 3660 Devonshire. Husband of Edith father of James.

Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Wednesday at 8:30 and to St. Clare Church at 9. Rosary Tuesday eve ning at CAMrBELL RALPH, DR. March 76, 1964. Husband of the late Bertha R.

Campbell; brother of Dr. Harper, Dr. Robert of Marblehead, Howard Campbell of Clearwater, Fla. and Mrs. Lillian E.

Barry. Funeral service at Chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Memorial tributes may ient to tha charity of your choice.

JOSEPH, of 3344 Polk, Dearborn Beloved husband of Ella; dear father of Mrs. Judith Nikcevich, Linda, Richard and James Kardos; dear Grandfather of Mark Nikcevich; also survived by three brothers. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. from Howe-Peterson Funeral Home 2256 Michigan Dearborn. 1957 Worth- inatnn Mnrlpl a-A Tractors with nptrnit Harvester 5 ft.

Sickle Bar Mowers, and Two (2) 1061 Worth- ington Model Tractors with Detroit Harvester 5 ft. Sickle Bar Mowers. Employees of the Board of Wayne County Road Commissioners are prohibited from purchasing any items offered for sale in this proposal. Bids to be received until 2:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Monday, Aoril 11, 1966.

For further information contact Clarence H. Naael Board of vVayne County Road Commissioners Telephone: 962-7670, Ext. 227 Room 726. City-County Building Detroit, Michigan 48226 Lost and Found 20 LOST Lady's Initialed pin. (D.S.R.) Reward.

825-3200, ex. 32. CTrrrr oii.vn LOST, black ANNIE, of 19934 Strathmoor, March I "Betsy" vie, Dear mother of Julius and! rew. Beniamin; three Grandchildren. TnF-r 5TT LOST: Small male black, gray and brown tiger cat Lavender collar-Red address tag Mack-Coplin area.

Reward. Call Mrs. Lupear, 1-21 91 or WA 3-4660. fern, cocker pup, Burchanan, W. Grand TY 4-7316, 863-2886.

services Wednesday, 2:30 p.m Hebrew Memorial Chapel, 26640 Greenfield Oak Park. Family at the Julius Siegel residence, 10321 Oak Park Blvd. SKOCZEK AUGUST. Beloved husband of Stella; dear father of Stanley Wik-tor; also three qrandchildren survive; dear brother of Stella Kra-iewski and Frank Skoczek. Funeral services from Winckowski Funeral Home, 5801 E.

Seven Mile, Thursday, 8:30, and St. Louis the King Church, 9 a.m. Interment Mt, Olivet. die White. 6 mos.

male I Red collar, Vic. Ford-Lafavette, Dearborn, March 26. $25 Re- wara. xz-vitj. LOST 2 male poodles.

Vic. Joy-Hubbard Mar. 26. Largest dog silver, smaller dog white. Reward, 425-5595 after 5 p.m.

REWARD for black male Scottie. Little boy's pet. Please call 476-4826 SIBERIAN HUSKY, tan and white, blue eyes. Answers to Yukie. TY 4-4495.

REWARD. Personals 22 ANYONE OWE YOU MONEY? Col-lect anywhere. KE 7-5650. CO 4-5790 end Reasonable. STACKPOOLE HELEN ROSEMARY, formerly of Professional SeTVICeS 14901 Piedmont.

Daughter of the late John B. and Helen Cook PRIVATE Detective Domestic sracKPooie. services ar acnmaiz- general. Investigation, riedt Sons Funeral Home, 16625' TE 4-7728. (rana Kiver, inursaay at a.m.

and St. Mary of Redford Church at 10 a.m. Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. STAHL 24 COMSTOCK MERLE Mar. 28, of 3701 Harrison, Trenton; beloved husband of Vernetta; Dear father of Mrs.

Elizabeth Korejsza, Merle L. Jr. and Mrs. Marilyn Brunackey; also survived by two brothers Robert and George and four grandchildren. Funeral services from J.

D. Martenson A Son Funeral Home, 3200 West Rd. (Trenton Chapel) ThnrtHiu 4n C4 TimnHiu Church at 9:30 a.m. Rosary 8:30 KUXD RICK p.m. Wednesday evening.

KRAUSE REV. WILLIAM P. Beloved husband of Eleanor; dear father of Mrs. Elmer (Margaret) Knoer, Mr. John (Ruth) Woods, William F.

Mrs. Richard (Kathryn) Smith and Mrs. Jerome (Grace) Koeppe; 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild also survive; brother of Charle and Mrs. Alma Hill. At A.

H. Peters Funeral Horn, 20705 Mack at Vernier Rd. (8 Mile), Grosse Pte. Woods, from 6 p.m. Wednesday until Thursday, 10 p.m.

In state at First Lutheran Church, 4719 Cadieux Rd. at Cornwall from noon Friday until time of service 1 p.m. Memorials to First Lu theran Church will be appreciated. KROEGHER WILLIAM March 27, 1966, of 1008 Beaconsfield, G.P. Father of Mrs.

Edith Mane McMahan and William brother of E. Pearl and Mrs. Elsia K. Slosser; four grandchildren; dear friend of Keitha Riqgs Proetke. Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr.

Wednesday at 10. Interment Greenhill Cemetery, Klngsville, Ontario. KRYCH Transportation 32 AAA. Seattle SAN DALLAS, TEX LOS ANGELES WALTER of 15200 Colson, Dearborn. Husband of Elizabeth; father of Walter.

Earl. Mrs. Ron- aid (Corinne) Jones and Kenneth; Servicemen brother of Mrs. Ida Pearl; also car in LA. survived by seven Grandchildren.

OOO Services at Schmalzriedt Sons Fu- UJU-7iO; neral Home, 16625 Grand River, 1 13550 Grand River i-naay at 1 p.m. FRANCISCO ALABAMA Gas Plus welcome. Free use of WO 3-4601 Detroit STEVENS 8126 MARY, March 29, of 7813 Rose-mont. Dear mother of Martha Greene, Rosalia Jagusch, Marian Fox, Blanche Langlev, Frank, Joseph. Nick, John Krych.

18 grandchildren and many greatgrandchildren. Funeral Friday 8:30 a.m. from Lasney Funeral Home, 13201 W. Warren, Dearborn to St. Christopher Church, 9.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. DONAHUE HANNAH, March 28. 1966. Wife of the late Michael: dear mother of John, Eileen, Frederick and Vincent; also three grandchildren.

Fu neral from the J. A. DeSantis Funeral Home, Chalmers Ave. at Charlevoix, Thursday at 8:30: St. Rose's Church at 9 a.m.

Mem ber of the it. Rose Altar Society. Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. DOWNING ROLAND E. Mar.

27; Beloved husband of Mildred; Dear father of Cheryl; ton of William Downing; Brother of VirGene Henry. Services at Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 14230 W. McNichols Thursday morning at 11. Contributions to Heart Fund preferred.

DUNN- james. March 28. of the Hudson Hotel. Friend of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Stasin and Robert Barrette. Funeral from the J. A. DeSantis Funeral Home, Chalmers Ave. at Charlevoix Thursday at 1 p.m.

Retired Chrysler employee of the Jefferson plant. HELEN L. FRUE, March 27th 1966 in New York City. N.Y. Sis ter of Georgiana B.

Stevens of Detroit Funeral servirec At Flrrt- wood Cemetery, Thursday at 11 AAA a.m. For further Information call Wm. R. Hamilton TE 1-2712. SUMNER JAMES March 28.

1966, of 1780 Van Dyke; husband of Blanche brother of Bernard, William, Robert, Edward, Thomas, Mrs. Fred Zietz, Mrs. Max Hiel, Mrs. Glenn LaFerty and Mrs. Al Paret.

Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr. Thursday at. 9 and to Annunciation Church at 9:30. Rosary Wednesday evening at 8. AAA Allowance Plus Oakland.

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THOAI CATHERINE 1254 Kiver FREDERICK, aq 81, of 3213 Mc-! Kinley, Dearborn; dear father of aow vIddcm Evelyn Marsee; brother of Otto, I yWiWA ILN Albert and Matilda Hodges, one, INSURED RAE INC. KE 4-0610 SERVICE TY 8-9373 grandchild, one areat-grandchild. Funeral at Uht Memorial Funeral Home, Wayne, Thursday at 3. TTBERGHETN HENRIETTE (Sophie); dear mother of Mrs. Henriette Wante; grandmother of Mrs.

Diane Harrinqton ana Arthur wante; great-grandmother ot Michael Harrington. Funeral Thursday 9:15 a.m. from Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral Home, 6150 Cadieux Rd. at Harper and 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Sorrows Church (St.

Bonaven-ture). Rosary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Member of Women's Century Club. DRIVEAWAY SYSTFM CARS to be driven to all points In USA. ALSO drivers furnished to drive your car anywhere.

9970 Grand River WE 1-U620 Educational 35 STELLA, March 28, of 22531 Fargo. Beloved wife of Joseph; dear moth- aid, Mrs. Charles (Joanna) Ham- AJLJhVjti ilton, Robert and Mrs. Geraldl See WALKIEWICZ (Shirley) Holzlmmer. Leaves 23 grandchildren; sister of Mrs.

Kate Echalk and John Lukrvc. Prayers Thursday, 9:30 a.m. at Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redford) and to St. Monica Church 10 a.m.

Rosary Wednesday, p.m. notice. EVANS ROSE, March 28. 1966. Beloved wife of Buel; dear mother of Vernor B.

Rowe, Wallace K. Rowe, Patricia M. Rowe, Buel M. Evans and Ralph Evans; mother-in-law of Sylvia and Stella; leaves 1ft flrAnirhilHrn AruirH Criflav. 10 a.m.

from the Stanley Sajewski LONG jr. i-uneri nome, mil west Warren. Interment Parkview Cemetery. LAWSON W. age 73, of 27645 River Lane, Flat Rock.

Beloved husband of Rosabel; dearest father of Mrs. Vincent Rahn and Mrs. C. H. Letz-rlng; dear brother of Kenneth A.

Lawson and Mrs. Madalyn Snyder. Services Thursday 2 p.m., the Clark H. Ford A Son Funeral Home, Rock wood. Interment Acacia Pk.

Cemetery, Birmingham. LIMBROCK DOROTHY age 62, of 600 N. Birch Fort Lauderdale, Monday March 28. Beloved mother of Mrs. Dorothy McDonough of Lighthouse Point, Fla.

and Mrs. Judie Paquin of Birmingham, Mich; six grandchildren also sur vive. Funeral service 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Kraeer Funeral Home, Sample Road Chapel, Pompano Beach, Fla. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery, Pompano Beach, Fla.

WALKIEWICZ FIRCHAU EDNA, age 52. Beloved wife of Fred; dear mother of Mrs. Ralph (Varlene) McCov. Richard, Carl, Konaio, Mrs. Kicnara (Linaa) Sfeensna, Ralph and the late Gerald; aiso survived by nine grand children; dear sister of Miss Dorothy Smith, Mrs.

Virginia Moran, Mrs. Betty Kumer and Mrs. Nona Paionis. At the Arnold O. Matthews Funeral Home, 17600 E.

Warren. Service St. ThomavSt. Peter Lutheran Church, at Fischer and Chapin, Thursday, 1 p.m. In state from 12 until time of service at 1.

CHARLES March 26, at Lake Wales, formerly of St. Clair Shores. Husband of the lata Anne; father of Mrs. Henry J. Keane and Richard five grandchildren; brother of Mrs.

Fred Dillon and Mrs. Arnold Bach. Funeral at tie Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr Wednesday at 11. MALTZJUN I JULIUS, of Indianapolis. Ind.

Beloved husband of Beatrice; dear father of David and Sharon; brother of Ben Maltzman of 15225 Rose-Mary, Oak Park and Mrs. Ida Lieberwitz. Services and Interment were held in Indianapolis. SYLVESTER (Harry), March 28. Husband of Virginia; dear son of Mrs.

Stella Walk and the late John Walke; brother of John Edward, Leonard and Alfred. Fu neral Thursday at 9:30 a.m. from the Leo J. Miller Funeral Home, 9222 Jos. Campau.

St. Florian Church at 10. Interment Mt. Olivet. WATZKE WALTER 0.

Beloved husband of Helen; dear father of John W. of Warren, Mich, and Hans U. of Farmington; six grandchildren also survive; one sister in oermany. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a.m. from A.

H. Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot Ave. and 10 a.m. at St. Germaine Church, St.

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In state at Ralph! Ridge Funeral Home, 2272 W. Jefferson, Trenton, from 2 p.m.: Wednesday until 2 p.m., tima of service. Interment Michi-j gan Memorial Flat Rock. i WTLKLNSOX MABEL March 29, 1966. Wife of the late Raymond K.

Wilkinson; sister of Grace Teagan. Funeral service at Northwest Chapel of Wm. R. Hamilton 18900 Jas. Couzens Thursday 2 p.m.

WRIGHT I ETHEL, 14170 Westbrook. Beloved! wife of the late Reginald; dearl mother of Mrs. Bob (Dorothy) Green and Harry dear grand-l mother of Bob Nancy and Susie Green. Services Wilkia Funeral Home, W. Outer Drive at, Lahser Rd.

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