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1 mnf mt T- 22 Tuesday, June 5, 1951 DETROIT FREE PRESS 3 DEATH NOTICES 3 DEATH NOTICES 20 HELP WANTED. MEM AUTO MECHANICS Two first class Ford men. Best deal in town. L- Paul. GILBERT MOTOR SALES 10955 W.

JEFFERSON Trueblood Taken by Death at 96 BRADENTON, Fla. (TP) OBITUARIES Sister of E. D. Stair Taken by Death at 89 Mrs. Caroline Stair Eddineton, I Services will be at 10 a.

.20 HELP WANTEO, MEN CADILLAC MCORCAR DIV. NEEDS Jr. Cost Estimator Metal Pattern Makers Tool Designers Tool Lathe Operator Machine Repair Machinists Automatic Screw Machine Operators Metal Polishers and Buffers Tool Sharpeners Internal ancl External Grinders Production Machine Operators Assemblers Semi- Outside Truck Drivers 2826 CLARK sister of the late E. D. Stair, died Sunday night at her home, 1110 Calvert.

She was 89, Mr. Stair, former publisher of the Free Press who died May IS, had named her as one of his beneficiaries. "UNDER TERMS of the will, she would have shared with his daughter, Comtesse Nancy Stair de Ros-tang, and his daughter-in-law, Kathleen Hamper Stair, in a 1 $1,000,000 trust. Mrs. Eddington, who spent her summers in Detroit during the last 18 years, was born in Morenci.

Mich- Sept. 28, 1861. She is survived by her husband, Dennis, two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Cookson and Mrs. Maryette Heller, six grandchildren and 15 grandchildren.

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Campau. Sl'LLIVAN Margaret. Ann. June 3. of 14366 St.

Mary's: beloved wife of William dear mother of John Mary Thomas William Robert Bailey (Ann). Charles E. and J. Paul Sullivan. Funeral from Ted C.

Sullivan Funeral Home. 14230 W. McNichols Wednesday morning at 9:30 and at St. Marv i of Bedford Church at 10. THMMER Alexander.

3778 Monterey. died Juse 4. 1851. beloved husband of Shirle son of Mr. and Mrs.

Marcus Temtner, of Kenosha: father of Marsha, and brother of Ernest. Tuesday. 3.30 p. at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. 9419 Dexter, at Edison.

TYNAN June 3. 1951. JMargaret (Tiny), of 845 West Euclid dear sister of Mrs. A. G.

Brown. Funeral from the A. Leonard Sullivan Funeral Home. 7643 Dexter Wednesday morning at" 9 o'clock, and Our Lady of Rosary Church at 9:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

UNDER WOOD Olen King-, suddenly. 4520 Oregon, father of Joel of Dearborn. B. Ivan of Corpus Cbristi, Texas, and Mrs. Ruby E.

Bank, of Ann Arbor: four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren: brother of Mrs. Leshia Truitt. Funeral Wednesday. 2 o'clock, from Howe-Peterson Funeral Home. 22546 Michigan Dearborn.

Burial Highland Cemetery. Ypsilanti. auspices Four Square Lodge, No. 537, F.SA M. WEXLER Eva.

2922 Leslie, died June 4. 1951, beloved wife of Harry: mother of Mrs. Raymond Engelman, of Flint, and Shirley; sister of Jack, Sam, Hyman Pensler. and Mrs. Ida Selman.

Service. Tuesday, 12:30 p. at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. 9419 Dexter, at Edison. WII.DEMAN Mary, wife of Ferdinand: mother of Julius.

Henry, Bertha and Mrs. Eleanor Hutyra: five grandchildren. At A. O. Matthews Funeral Home.

1030 East Grand until Wednesday noon. In state at Martini Lutheran Church, on Miller from noon until time ol services, 1:30. ZIMMERMANN Hans June 3. of 10544 Morang; husband of Anna. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home.

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Dexter. PN 1-7700 Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc. HOME FOR FUNERALS 3462 E. Jefferson LP 7-2178 SCHMALZRIEDT SONS 13625 GRAND RIVER VE 5-3100 J.

SUTTON ON 4147 Trumbull Ave. TE 2-5100 15800 Feakell VE 8-8100 Chas. Verheyden, Inc. Established 40 Years 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVE TP 5-6000 GEO. P.

WARRICK 1093 E. GRAND BLVD. WA 1-0252 3 LOST AND FOUND CALL MISS DAT at Woodward 2-9406 and let Free Press readers help you find vour lost articles. You may charge your ad if you wish or take it to the nearest liner station to get the same low cash rates as at the.jnan office. BRACELET LOST White gold, set wilh 5 small diamonds, Saturday.

Reward. UN 2-6884. DOG LOST GERMAN1 SHEPHERD (police I. black and tan, young female: timid, may now be quite weak-lost from kennel on May 28th: $50 reward VA 3-12QI). GXA SSES LOSTln case Mav si.

West' Side. Reward. TY 6-4942. GLASSES, pen. in pencil case Mar29J MAfairJLSOT, GLASSES Lost at race track Mon- day.

LOST Blue male parakeet, vicinity Bloom Charles. Sat. afternoon. Answers to name of "Bobby Boy." Call after 6 p. m.

TW 2-2084. LOST Dog. collie, female, sable and white, vie. Chalmers-Vernor Hwy. Children's pet.

Reward. VA 1-3139. PARAKSET Cobalt blue. "George" FenkellOiIrsRewardE 8-0537. REWARD Cockatiel bird, named Rusty, lost vicinity Oakman Blvd.

near Warren; crest and head yellow with orange spot each side, body gray an dw hite. LP 2-3968. WRIST WATCH lost Mav 24. lady's Hamilton. Reward.

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TY 7-9097. CATHERINE RAE AGENCY 20 Years to Drive-Away Business Automobiles delivered. Drivers wanted 21721 rand i ver E2 -2 170 DETROIT DRIVE AWAY SERVICE Dealers and priv. cars delivered anv-where Drivers wanted. WO '2-6096.

HAYES AUTO DRIVEAWAY INC. Late model cars to Phoenix. Denver. Pacific Coast Pts. 9970 GRAND RIVER.

WE 3-6783 AAA DRIVEAWAY Planning a trip? See us and drive a new car. Gas. oil paid. All points west. 523 Hammond Bldg.

WO 2-7658-9 16 SPECIAL NOTICES BED WEFTINS STOPPED NO DRUGS Approved bv Doctors WO 2-1400 TR 1-4811 19 MUSIC LESSONS ORGAN New electronic. Practice and lnstruo tion. Hours 9-9. VA 1-7751. 2" -HELP WANTED.

MEM AMBULANCE- DRIYER Over 21. neat, must be 5'8" or over. Single. 6 days. Yearly bonus.

Vaca-'tion. 1645 Bayley. Chrysler Engineering OFFERS A SPECIALLY FINE OPPORTUNITY WITH ATTRACTIVE STARTING RATES AND STEADY WORK FOR QUALIFIED Chassis Draftsmen Die Model Builders Tool Makers Experimental Sheet 3fetal Men Open Monday thru Friday From 8:15 to 5 For Interviews APPLY Chrysler Engineering 12800 Oakland HIGHLAND PARK, MICH. BK1H1KBANK. John Allen, beloved nusoano ot lorn, dear father oi Mrs.

Dr Georee D. Beamer. Funeral from the Walter Dalton Funeral Home, yt arren at Schaefer. Tuesday 2 p.m. Cincinnati, omo.

BUTZI.L Emma, Jun 2. sister of ljeo jm. Mutzel: aunt of Martin 1. Butzel. Mrs.

Leonard T. Lewis' and Mrs. Philip T. Van Zile II. Funeral services chapel of William R.

Hamilton Cass at Alexandrine. Tuesday at 2:30 p. n. Please omit Iiowers. CAIN May 31.

Ada. For further in- lormatioii call the R. (i. G. K.

Harris FunerjJ Home. CAVANAIGH June 4. Irene (Petti Cavanauirh, of 4807 Van Dyke, dear momer oi Lorraine Schumaener: sister of E-sther and Lillian Pett. Mrs. Beatrice de Beul, Clarence and Raymond Pett, Mrs.

Mildred Hund. Her-. man Pett and Mrs. Lucille Waldeck. Funeral service Wednesday.

2 p. at A. H. Petera Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot Ave. CRIPPEN June 4, 1951.

Mrs. Joanna Crippen, aunt and foster mother of Mrs. W. F. Nash, of San Diego, Eunice John of Iron River, and Frank L.

Purcell, of Ann Arbor, at chapel oi the Wm. R. Ham ilton Cass cor. Alexandrine. Funeral services and interment at egaunee.

Mich. DEAN Anna. June 3. 1951: mother oi Mrs w. cede Mitchell.

Mark, Marion. Clifford and Ernest Dean: sister of MePhee. Funeral service at chapel of the William R. Hamilton Cass Ave. corner Alexandrine.

Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. DEFOREST Lyman suddenly. beloved husband of Alma; dear father of Mrs. Dorothy Curtis.

Mrs. Delia Losey, Mrs. Harriet Martin. Mrs. Marion Dedow and Miss Betty De-Forest: also survived by three grandchildren.

Remains at the Roy Rex-rode Funeral Home. 2721 W. Grand intil Tuesday mornini. Funeral services from the Twelfth St. Evaneelical Church of the United Brethren, Twelfth St.

and Davison, Tuesday, at 11 a. m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Battle Creek. DE PCYI1T George sire 63. of 4850 Haverhill.

Beloved husband of Ann. dear father of Martha. Mrs. Anna Marie Schmidt and Charles. Dear brother of Achiel Rev.

Ewiest C. De Puydt. Mrs. Evelyn Guillaumin and Sister Henrietta Marie O. P.

survived by 3 prandchil-dren. Funeral from the Van Ler-berghe Funeral Home. 13340 E. Warren corner Lakeview. Tuesday mdrn-ine at 10:15 and Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 11.

Rosary Mon. evening at 8. Interment Mt. Olivet. Superintendent of outgoing mail U.

Post Office, member of Belgium-American Business Men's Association and St. Charles Society. EDDINGTON June 3. Caroline Todd. of 1110 Calvert, beloved wife of Dennis dear mother of Mrs.

Lil--lian Cookson and Mrs. Maryett Heller: sister of the late E. D. Stair; grandmother of W. T.

Cookson. Carolyn Quig. R. D. Cookson, C.

K. Cookson. Doris Hanlin and R. A. Heller: also survived by 15 great-grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. from Harper-Mulligan Funeral Home, 16450 Hamilton. Interment Morenci, Mich. FENTON Frieda.

June 2. of 637. Emerson; wife of George mother of George Allen. James Allen and Karen Elaine: daughter of Anton and Christine Jordan: sister of Mary, Mrs. Josephine Galiardo.

Louis and John Jordan. Funeral from the Ver-heyden Fnneral Home. 1H3O0 Mack at Outer Drive, Wednesday at 1:00. FLORA Emma June 4. of 2648 Rochester, beloved wife of William dear mother of Mrs.

Harriet. Moon, Centerline. Mrs. Frances Glasz. Niagara Falls, N.

Harold. Donald C. of Niagara Falls, N. Stanley of Indianapolis, Chauncey and Lewis Flora; sister of Mrs. Harriet LaTour and Edgar Nerburn, both of Windsor, Ontario, and Mrs.

Anna Plankenhorn, of Cleveland. O. Also survived by 15 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Services 8:15 o'clock, Wednesday morning from the R. G.

G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W. Mc-Niehols and 9 o'clock- at St. Francis DeSale Church.

FORI) Theodore. June 3. of 16539 Rutherford, husband of the late Bertha: dear father of Mrs. Henry Skuzenski and Earl Ford: brother of Peter; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Services at J.

Sutton Son Funeral Home. 15800 Fenkell Tuesday afternoon at 1. to St. Thomas Albanian Orthodox Church at 2 GARDNER Claude of 2800 W. Grand June 2: brother of P.

Arthur and C. F. Gardner. Mrs. R.

B. Russell, Mrs. P. D. Demaree and Mrs.

Loren G. Ford. Services at Bell Chapel. William R. Hamilton 8-Jo E.

Maple Birmingham. TuesBy afternoon at 2 o'clock. GERVAIS Joseph June 2. 15 E. Kirby age 76.

husband of late Anastatia and brother of Mrs. Delia G. Ball, Akron. and Mrs. Mary D.

Adams. Pittsburgh. Pa. Funeral from Hummel Funeral Home. 500 E.

Exchange Akron, Ohio. a. m. Wednesday and St. Sebastian's Church.

Akron, at 9:45 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HACKENBERG Alex suddenly June 2, of 1388 Mayflower. Lincoln Park, beloved husband of Mel-ame: dear father of Mrs.

Norman Tremonti. of Lincoln Park, and Richard, of U. S. Air Force. Services Wednesday.

10 a. from Chas. H. Nixon Funeral Chapel, 1090 Fort Lincoln Park. Burial Woodmere.

IIARDWICK Margaret nee Eb-ltng, June 2. of 5090 Courville: wife of Everett; sister of Mrs. Ada Grimsbaw, Mrs. Irene Davis, Mrs. Elsie Ekman, of Chicago: Mrs.

Mamie Perkins. Mrs. Florence Wilson and the late Leonard Ebling. Funeral lrora the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Wednesday at HEWITT Herbert Spencer.

61. of 8558 Dixie Fairhaven. died Sunday, in his home, husband of Lillian E. son of Mrs. Cora Hewitt, of Three Mile Bay.

N.Y., and the late Frank. Survived by a son. John, Fairhaven: sister. Mrs. William Cean, Watertown.

N.Y. Funeral services, 2 p. Wednesday. Bower Rose Funeral Home. Marine City.

Interment. New Baltimore Cemetery. Mi-CLATCHEY Frederick Ward June 2. beloved husband of Florence dear father of Marjone Sinclair; brother of Mrs. Mabel Bowers, Mrs.

Leeta Leverington, Edna, Joseph, Albert, William and Earl Mc-Clatchev. Services at Burrell Funeral Home, 8738 Fenkell, Tuesday at 1 :30. MCCARTHY John Fenton, of 22700 Argus, beloved husband of Marga-. ret: dear father of John Colleen. Margaret Ann and Michele: son of Mrs.

Julia McCarthy. Holland. rother of George. Leo. of So.

Mrs. Glen Klopfenstein. Hollund, Mich. Prayers. Wednesday, 9:30 a.m..

at the Ross B. Northrop Sons Funeral Home. 22401 Grand River, and Christ the King Church at 10 a. m. Rosary.

Tuesday evening. MACOIT June 4. Samuel beloved husband of Aurelie: dear father of Ethel Walton. Sam, Ruby Hoffman and foster-father of Merle Carpenter. Twelve grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren survive.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. at the Geo. M. Haas Funeral Home. 4458 Joy Road, at Martindale: 9:30 at St.

Cecilia. McGCIRE Lilian wife of Fred mother of Fred Eiisign Charles A. McGuire (USCGi and Mrs. Hrman S. Foltz.

Sister of Mrs. John Beacham. Services at the Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamillon 820 E. Maple Avenue.

Birming- ham. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. MILLER William June 3, dear brother of Albert and John. Services Wednesday, 2 p. from the Thon Funeral Home.

2760 Biddle Wyandotte. Interment Wood-mere Cemetery. MOMENEE William, are 69 years, June 3rd. of 663 Algonquin beloved husband of Edna; dear father of Allien and Thomas Momenee: brother of Mrs. Theresa Cramer, of Detroit, and Mrs.

Ida Page, of Syl-vania, O. Funeral from FTed G. Marshall Sons Parlors. 3462 E. Jefferson Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

Toledo (Ohio) papers please copy. PETT See Cavanaush notice. PHILLIPS William. June 4. of 9890 Yorkshire, husband of the late Catherine: father of William T.

and the late Helen O'Connor, and May DeConiek. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, at Outer Drive. Wednesday at 8:45. and to St. Matthews Church at 9:30.

Former employee of the Public Lighting Plant. SIMMONS Stanley (Jack), Commander Brings Post No. 242. American Legion, of 18831 Margareta. Beloved husband of Ruth: dear father of Susan.

Robert. Stanley and Mary; dear brother ef Mrs. Wanda Padrick. Mrs. Bernice Browalski.

Services Perry Fnneral Home. 5045 Trumbull. Wednesday. 9:15 a. St.

Dominic Church. Ui. SIMONS Beatrice June 3. 1951, wife of the late Albert mother of Howard Yale. and Mrs.

M. B. Woodeox. of New York: sister of H. W.

Courville, Flint. -John J. Courville. San Diego. and Fred E.

Courville. Birmingham. Services Tuesday at 2:00 from the Earle W. Mott Funeral Home, 2668 West Grand Boulevard. TADWALT Paul, husband of Elma: father of Mrs.

Pauline Mieszkow- ski. of Mexico: Mrs. Marilyn Moorey: Donald, of Colorado, and Howard, of New York. Service at A. O.

Matthews Funeral Home. 1030 E. Grand Wednesday. 10 a. m.

AUTOMOBILE painter, must be A-l. Can also ue a rood bumper. Halier 5554 Brush- Auto Mechanics (2) Packard experience preferred, excellent workini conditions. Detroit' oldest and largest Packard dealer. Packard Grand River Co.

10123 Grand River BAKER For (rood pastries, experienced for cafeteria: while: rood pay. 2493 RUSSELL, cor. Winder. WO 4-8rt-rt. BARBER wanted, full time.

70 guarantee. Also barber shop for sale. 3 chairs, excellent bnrfness and location, gross 114.000. 18942 Grand River. BARBER wanted for several months full time and part time later, rood pay.

4428 West Jefferson, near South- field. Eeorse. BA RBER Book Tower Barber Shop. Top money: at once. BARBER wanted for steady: rood for StiO and more.

7179 Michigan TTarBER Steady. Goodfor $75 wk. A1T fchoeshiner. UN' 3-4700. BARBER Wanted First class, for full time work.

Apply at 30B Biddle. Wyandotte, BARBER wanted, first class: steady job: union shoo. Lakewood Barber Shop. 14241 E. Jefferson.

BARBER, steady, first chair. Wednesdays off. Good for 80. Oak Barbershop.llO E. Fourth Lln- coln 1-3269.

Royal Oak. BARBER wanted: steady. $R0 ruar-antee, rood for $75. 7083 W. McXichols Rd.

UX S-3375. BARBER, steady, rood nayinr job for risht man. 2521 Woodward. WO 4-7508. BARBER WANTED 16129 Mack at Bedford.

865 ruaranieed. BARBER Steady, rood job ruaran- tee. 10618 W. Chicago. BARBER Wanted 1st class, steady job, 5-dav week.

Good wares. Well-wood's. 20850 W. 8 Mile Rd. BARBER WANTED, steady.

11704 Mack. BA RBER wanted startinr Monday, steadv. Salary and commission. 13518 W. 7 Mile.

UN 45426 BARBER. YOUNG. AIR COM) AND TV SHOP. 5-DAY $95 ARB HOME IF YOU'RE A-l. CHUCK S.

14719 GRANIIRE5J7S4. BARBER First class; steady job: good for 85 per week. Jos. Char-ette Barber Shop. P1219 LahserRdL BARBER, rood haircutter: guarantee $50 a week.

20435 West 7 Mile. KE 2-7840. BARBER WANTED at 3440 Fenkell. $55 guarantee, rood iob. Man leav-inr on account of sickness.

BARBER wanted. 50458 Van Born Road. BARBER wanted, steady 4110 Third. BARBER, steady, must be good hair cutter; pood ruarantee and commission. 5056 Joy Road.

(Wood-brook near Grand River. BARBER, steady, guarantee. 16923 Schoolcraft. BARBER shoo porter. 12710 Grand River.

WE 5-9818, BLOCK AND BRICKLAYERS Come ready to work, over top wages. 4620 Oakman Blvd. BLOCK LAYERS wanted Come ready for work. 4544 Oakman Blvd. PACKARD Needs BORING MILL LUCAS JOB EXPERIMENTAL MACHINISTS WOOD PATTERN MAKERS 68 HOURS PER WEEK DIE SINKERS DIE MAKERS SHAPER OPERATORS TOOL MILL TOOL LATHE EDGER AND FLASH MILL TOOL MAKERS Harper at Concord OPEN SATURDAY 8 Ai M.

TO 12 NOON Boring Mill Opr. MUST BE FIRST CLASS 5780 ST. JEAN BRICK MASONS Must be good on fire brick. This is steady work not seasonal. Best of working conditions.

SOLVAY PROCESS 7501 WEST JEFFERSON BUS BOYS 14'42 Griswold 2nd floor Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union, Local 705. CANVASSERS "NO SELLING IMMEDIATE EARNINGS MORRIS HEATING CO. 14435 Schoolcraft VE 6-6987 CANVASSERS, no experience, cash daily, plus bonus. Established company. VI 3-6440.

CAR WASHERS. COLORED CONVEYOR TOWER AUTO WASH 1772nWOODWARD CAR SIMONIZERS needed. Must Te experienced. 3118 E. Larned.

CARPENTERS Alteration work, year-round iob. 4 MASON MEN All types masonry work See A. West, 14435 Schoolcraft be- tween 8' and 10 a. m. CLERK with hardware and fishing tackle experience.

Part time only. 3931 Fenkell. Chemica Engineer Degree 3 to 5 years' experience preferred in explosive or solid fuels, knowledge of organic chemistry and thermo-dy-namic desirable. Apply CONTINENTAL MOTORS 1470 Algonquin ENGINEERS AND DRAFTSMEN MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CIVIL Experienced in design and lay out ot large Industrial buildings and equipment process piping. LONG TERM PROGRAM AUSTIN ENGINEERS, INC.

1227 Curtis Bldg. 2842 W. Gd. Blvd. Wednesday from the Harper 1 Mulligan Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Morenci. SGT. JOHN DONALD MONTGOMERY Killed by native am bush in the Philippine Islands, Sgt. Montgomery's body has been returned for burial here. The attack occurred April 21 at Santa Mario.

He was 21. He joined the Army July 29, 1947, and transferred to the Air Force two years later. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Paul White, of 29285 Grix, New Boston; three brothers, Edward, Robert and Richard, and a sister, Margaret. Services will be from the Ford Funeral -Home, in Rockwood, at 2:30 p.

m. Thursday. Burial will be at Huron Valley Cemetery, Flat Rock. JOSEPH G. GERVAIS Vice president and director of National Machine Products Co.

and former officer and director of National Twist Drill and Tool Mr. Gervais died Saturday. Death came at Battle Creek Sanitarium. Mr. Gervais, 76, had made his Detroit home at the Sheraton Hotel.

Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Delia G. Ball, of Akron, and Mrs. Mary D. Adams, of Pittsburgh.

Services will be at St. Sebas tian's Church in Akron at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery there. MRS.

HEMAN E. GRANT A resident of Detroit for 35 years, Mrs. Grant, wife of Dr. Heman E. Grant, died while on a visit to Santa Monica, Calif.

The couple lived at the Eddy- stone Hotel in Detroit. Dr. Grant retired recently. He and Mrs. Grant were visiting a son, Ford, when she died." Mrs.

Grant was a member of Daughters of the Founders land Patriots of America, Detroit Historical Society, DAR, and Women's City Club, Services will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Marsh Funeral Home in Albion. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery there. BUSS MARGARET TYNAN A resident of Detroit 40 years.

Miss Tynan, 64, of 845 W. Euclid, died Sunday in Florence Crittenden Hospital. Born in Ohio, she was sales manager of Wright Kay stationery department for 35 years. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. A.

G. Brown. Services will be at 9 a. m. Wednesday in the Sullivan chapel and at 9:30 a.

m. in Our Lady of Rosary Church. Burail will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. GEORGE IL DePUYDT In the postal service for 41 years, Mr. DePuydt was superintendent of outgoing mails in the main post-office at the time of his death Friday.

He was 63. He died at Croswell while vacationing at his summer home. His Detroit residence was at 4850 Haverhill. Surviving are his wife, Anna; two daughters, Martha and Mrs. Anna Marie Schmidt, a son.

naiico, iwu uiomcia anu two sisters Services will be from Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 11 a. m. Tuesday. MRS. LILLIAN H.

McGUIRE Wife of Fred H. McGuire, Detroit businessman, Mrs. McGuire, 66 died Monday at her home, 2325 N. Connecticut, Royal Oak. Surviving are her husband, two sons, Fred of Berkley, and Ens.

Charle3 A. McGuire, of the Coast Guard, and one daughter, Mrs. He rm an S. Foltz, of Plymouth. Services will be at 2 p.

m. Wednesday in the Bell chapel, Birmingham. 3 1 stvi3 SHOWS i Thomas C. Trueblood, who taught the first college course in speech and coached the University of Michigan golf team for 35 years, died Monday. He was 96.

Retired since 1926, Professor Trueblood remained known for a series of educational innovations BESIDES TEACHING his pio neering course in public speaking ui 1887, he organized the first college department of speech. He was an original teacher of Jthe modern informal style of public speaking as opposed to the old arm- waving school. He was the University of i i an's first golf coach and mentored the team from 1901 until 1936, when he M- Trueblood was 80 years old. He originated the now famous college locomotive cheer one day while listening to a steam engine picking up speed. BORN APK1X 6, 1855, near Salem, Prof.

Trueblood was graduated from Earlham College in Indiana. He came to the Michigan faculty in 1884. Prof. Trueblood turned out some notable speakers from his classrooms. Among them were the late Senators William E.

Borah and Arthur H. Vandenberg. He was also a speaker of note, touring Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Australia to give lectures. For the past year Prof. True blood had lived in Bradenton.

His body is to be cremated, with memorial services to be held in Ann Arbor, June 13 at the First Metehodist Church. The ashes will be buried in Ann Arbor. Deaths Elsewhere Charles Henry Davis, 86, civil engineer who first advocated and made designs for railroad tunnels under the Hudson River; in New York City Goodhue Livingston, 84, architect who designed the Hayden Planetarium and other New York structures; in Southampton, N. Y. Dr.

Frederic T. Lewis, 76, retired Harvard Medical School professor and authority on microscopic anatomy; in Waban, Mass. The Most Rev. Gerald Murray, 65, archbishop coadjutor of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Winnipeg; in Montreal Charge Denied NEW YORK Joseph L. Brandt and Sidney Greenberg, pleaded innocent to operating a fraudulent cancer charity fund by mail.

Detroit Deaths Kunnath. Frances. 72. 3.578 Dane Chiaravilli. Edina.

3.5. Fenmore. auon. nouiie, x4.oi Sherman. King.

Henry. 66. 1419 Piusree. Lincoln Park. Pasionek.

Michael, 40, 37327 Dundee Road, Birmingham. Robinson, Parthenia, 66, 1356 Madison. Gilfilliaii. Annie. 72.

5575 Laknointe. Walilo, Robert, 65, 3421 Sheridan. Jacobs, Samuel. 65. 2014 W.

Euclid. Borau, Mike. 70. address unknown. Loup.

Adeline, 64, 127S X. Military. Anderson. 61. 2610 Whitney.

"iiKinson, jennie. Ml. itazii MarK Mwain. wenat, Anna. SO, Witt.

Henrietta. Sullivan. Edward. 53, 512 W. Grand Blvd.

Hickey. Joseph. 78. 4257 Allendale. Orlowski.

Chester, 72. H620 Bessmore. Kish, George, 67, Paul Revere Howl. Luptowski. Frances.

53. Molena. Rieden, Josephine, 65, 7778 Whittaker. Sultin, Josephine, 55. 2306 Ttiird.

Kotts, Patricia, 12, S5H0 Ashbury Park. Brady, Lydia, 69. 704 Seminole. Zelmanski, Catherine, 87, 5149 Twenty-eirhth. Feifft-rlein, Wilhelmina.

76. 11564 Wilfred. Williamson, Jofeph. 57. 5060 Avery.

Simmons. Lelia, 62. 4661 Rivard. Hanf, Joseph. 82.

2659 Chalmers. Walsh William 1 11311 Vttin.li.m Layton. Jessie, 60. 13715 W. Bnena Vista.

(iodlrey, 75. 486 W. Fort. Cranny, John, 64. 105 W.

Montana. Davis. Maria, 62, 301 E. Philadelphia. Parsons.

William, 66, 216 LaBelle, High land Park. Baxter, Paul. 42, 8323 Rathbone. Burke. Meyer.

3R. 18950 Santa (inn Bossaert, Germaine, 65. 4967 LaFontaine. aii. Andrew, 7.

ayutj e. Jetterson. McCaffrey, Robert, 66, 2555 Garland. Hotnie. Delia.

78. 2525 Garland. Jancowski, Salomea. 59. 3588 Frederick Cartwrieht.

Daniel. 85. 2627 Burlingame Jones. Clifford, 52, 3828 Montieth. Mann.

Joseph. 60. 1930 St. Antoine. Skallemp, Edward.

61, 18232 Indiana. Bower, Frank, 62. 1350 Third. Rayner. Geore-e.

73. 11697 Woodmont. Jahnke. Robert. 24.

11227 Jackson, Van Stabile. Maria. 65, 8903 Raymond. Dau. Helen.

39, 31715 Grand River, Farminirton. Grober. Meyer. 62. 3774 Calvert.

Kaplan, Samuel, 66. 11842 LaSalle. Heine. Herman. 48.

19194 Monte Viste. Weberlein, Clara, 62. 12024 Rosemont. Szmiiriel. Victor, 71.

4721 Chene. Grzena. Bernard. 38. 4736 Duboi.

Root. Cecelia. 77. 3330 Piquette. Lawrence.

Lyuia. vi. hi jjaKota. Nehls. Myrtle.

70. 48 Charlotte. Braeey. Ronald, 3 months. 637 Holbrook.

Burke. Will. SS. 455 Benton. Robinson, General.

55. 1044 Russell. Williams. Alice, 68. 1443 Madison.

Absher. Robert, 40, 51 0 Horton. Levy, Gertrude. 45. 6000 Whitwood.

Miles. Edith. 24. 1012 Hnlbrook. Estwick, Hubert, 65, 283 Hendrie.

Peoples. Mapsrie. 66. 555 Smith. Woods.

Leon, .62. 3153 Garfield. Lorett. Maegie; 58, 2922 Sherman. MaeLacblan.

Anna. 73. 821 Lakewood. Keenan. Mavme, 75.

16205 Manor. 1 1 nt' a- neeiocs. BUnn. Minnie, 75. 14425 Greenview.

Murrey, Thomas. 81. 23327 Riverdale. SUK. Kathenne.

78. 3395 Cambridge. Crooks. William. 79.

1708 Edison. Fletcher, Wilmonte, 75. 234 N. Campbell. Chiodini.

Paul. 59. 13684 Pinewood. Zalewski. Herman, 62, 11840 Gunston.

Ochs. Auust. 82. 1O190 Beaeonsfield. Willis.

Russell. 59. 8315 Cloverlawn. Crawford. Catherine.

57. 18666 Parkside. Gibbs. Gary. 4 months.

2i44 Medbury. Cornelia. Nell, 52, 354 N. Bailey, Romeo. Finck, Mary.

88. 433 Ahrnnouin. Sirko. John. 60, 6444 Greenview.

Zealovitch. Louis, 54V 2611 Gladstone. Shakofsky, Lena. 75. 2541 Monterey.

Jurmu. 62. 1552 Leslie. Reed. William.

54. 19317 Brady. Wilks. Ralph. 64.

13390 Lauder. Lonsr. Thomas, 53, 16794 Toepfer, E. Detroit. Bertram, Emil.

74. 563 Hawthorne, Grosse. Point. Robinson. Odessa, 29.

951 Osborne. Gulcher. Will. 82, Norton Hotel. Petrovich.

Mary. 69. 14590 Ohio. MeClatehey, Frederick. 67.

8646 Ellsworth. Sundstrom, Hulda. 75. 2017 Fourteenth, Moline. Slater.

James. 72, 14510 Ilene. Rosenthal. Kate. 78.

59 Seward. 3 DEATH NOTICES BERTRAM June 2. Emil 57 664 Hawthorn. Oronse Pointe Woods: beloved husband of Sadie: dear father of Mrs. Jean Emmett: grandfather of Sharon Ross and Bruce: brother of Alfred O.

and Rev. Oscar O. Bertram. Funeral Services Tuesday 1 P. M.

at A. H. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot Ave. BOHANXAN June t.

William husband of Lttla father of TMiel. Richard. Mrs. Myrtle Stone i.nd Mrs. ENie Cousins.

Funeral from Geo. Warrick Funeral Home. li3 E. Grand Wednesday, 2 p. m.

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