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-D Sunday. Feb. 25. '73 DETROIT FREE PRESS I Herman Scar nev Dead at 72 will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. (SBlttiBGtts FILLION Funeral! Today S.rqtbuhr, Edw.ird In Kaufman Dimia, (UbtH Abrhm M.

Ira Kaufman Oavnor, Cvtlvn Ira Kaufman Oaath Noticit RiNKII JOHN Fabruarv J3. Belovtd i Services for Dr D. Scarney, a Detroit-area ophthalmologist for more than 40, years, will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Bell Chapel of he William R. Hamilton CO E.

Maple, Birmingham. "Dr. Scarney, 72, of Bloom-firld Hills, died Friday in St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Pon-tiac, after a brief illness. A 1925" graduate of the Uni-vrrsity of Michigan medical school, Dr.

Scarney did postgraduate work at Harvard University. RUNGE EDWARD F. Feb. J3. Beloved husband of Lillian; dear father of Melissa dear son ot Di.

and Mrs. Edward F. Runge Sr. Funeral ser. vice from McCabe Funeral Home, tflvO Grand River corner ot Glastonbury, Monday II a m.

In state Sunday to 5 and 7 to m. Memorials may he made to Dept. of Oncoloay, Providence Hospital, or Michigan Cancer Foundation. SEABOLD ERNADINE Feb. Beloved wife ot Willis dear mother of Wil lis C.

Steven and Mrs. Jac-quelyn T. Grapes; sister ol fvoroert and Arnold Hitdfbrand. Services al Ted C. Sullivan Funarai Home, McNirnois Monday morning at 10.

SHAFER ROBERT HOYT. Feb of Mnrthville Beloved husband ot Do rnthea; lather of Susan, Nancy and Robert; ton of Mrs. Berna Snelrr. Memorial icrvlca SuncHv, Feb. 11, at I m.

from the First Presbyterian Church, Northville. Memorl. ais may be given lo fht Michiga" Heart Association. luno of fciuaMtn met toutoh near brolhar of Vmcanl, Frank, Mr. Bernica Bulvan.

Ar. France Fred trick and Julia Lenl.r. Fu-naral Tuasdnv at .10 from tha Lao J. Millar Funeral Home, 9221 Jot Campau. St.

Honan church at lu. Interment Mt. Olivet. Roiary Mon-Oav I Din. don, 72, of Beverly Hills will be held Tuesday at the Bell Chapel of the Wm.

R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple Birmingham. Mrs. Gordon died Saturday in the William Eeaumont Hospital, Royal Oak.

She was a member of the Birmingham Women's Club, Beverly Hills Garden Club, Oakland County Art Association and Order of Eastern Stars Chapter No. 2202, Birmingham. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Roy P. Halm-huber, and four grandchildren.

Burial will be in Acacia Park Cemetery, Southfield. Gladys N. Iiechler, Of Birmingham Services for Mrs. Gladys M. Beehlcr, 64, a Birmingham housewife, will be 10 a.m.

Tuesday at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs church in BELHLER CLAOVS Faoruarv 11. Beloved wile ol Aai dear mother ol Donald J. and Mrs. Kenneth Koenig; also six arnrirhilrfrin: tnrea sisters and One brother, Funeral from VasuLynch Funarai Home, 4374 N. Woodward LYNN Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery.

Hanom Arzoomanian, Resident Services for Mrs. Hanem Arzoomanian, 87, a Birmingham housewife, will be II a.m. Monday in St. John Armenian Church, 22001 Northwestern. Mrs.

Arzoomanian, who was born in Armenia and formerly lived In Detroit, died Friday in the Bloomficld Hills Nursing home. Surviving are her daughter, Lean Moosoian; four grandchildren: 12 great-grandchildren and one great-greatgrandchild. A prayer service will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Wm. R.

820 E. Maple, Birmingham. Burial will be in Woodmere Cemetery. Adelaide Bullock, Active with Church' Services for Mrs. Adelaide M.

Bullock, a member of the Altar Society and St. Patrick's Guild of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the church at 32340 Pierce, Beverly Hills. Mrs. Bullock.

52, of Royal Del. IJ-ia Miie luesaev -jv a m. Our Lady Queen of Martvri Church af 10 a.m. Rosary Monday evening 7:30. BOWERS MARY February 3, l73.

Wife of Ilia lata Francis W. bowers; mother ot M. i. Stanley Simon, Mrs. Lejter Hypnar, Mrs.

James D. Schmidl, William John R. and Keqis u. ArMrsi also survived by 2J grand children and nine great-grandchil-1 DMrw Af Hell Chanel ot the DURING World War II Dr. Scarney served from 1941 to 1943 as chief medical officer at the Grosse He Naval Air Station and then became senior officer and chief flight aurgeon aboard the aircraft, i Carrier Cabot, attached to the third and Fifth fleets in the i tern Pacific.

He was a warded the Bronze Star with Combat for heroism under enemy attack during the battle ofLeyteGulf. Dr. Scarney retired from the naval Reserve In 1959 with the rank of rear admiral. He was a Fellow of the American Col-Icyje of Surgeons and aviation 'medical advisor to General Motors Corp. Surviving are his wife, Elma and daughter, Shelley A.

sVm." R. Hamilton 10 t. Dirmingnam amwa, the Resurrect on at Heme Church, Birmingham 10 Monday. BURKETT amnc. February 13.

173. ot outh, Mich, beloved wile ol Johnii near lister ol Jerry and tdward Pa-Tacky and best Gattnev. Funeral1 Tuesday II a m. Irom Thayer Fit-; neral Home, 3J603 Grand River Ave. Fermlnyion, Mich.

Interment W. Fermtnoton Cemetery. Family suggests contributions 10 the Michigan cancer TATAI IMF Oak, died Friday in St. Jo- GLEN Lj February J4. Beloved hus-' band ol Mabel; doa' lamer ol Gun W.

and Ron; also lour grandchildren. Funeral from me J. A. Oa-1 Santlt Funeral Home, Chalmers Ave. at Charlevol.

Tuesday I P.M.: Member ol Hioh 1 Loflua No. 577 Fit W. Memorial service Monday at 7. JO P.M. CZAJKA WALTER J.

Februarv JJ. 173. Beloved husband ol Josephine; dear lather ol Virginia Gliwa and Albin Cieika; brother ol Josepn and Jacoo Cvers ilso surwed by live children Funeral service at Chanel nf the McFariand Fosi neral Home. 34131 Schaeier no. Dearborn luewlav al 9 JO m.

and St. Barbara Church at 10 a.m. Ho-tary ft p.m. MICHAEL. February VI.

Son of Geoige and Patricia; brother of Daniel. Thomas. Kenneth Suan. kathy and Theresa. Funerel from Tad C.

Sullivan Funeral Home, W. McNichols Rd. Monday morning at 9:30 and Immacuiaie Henri ot Mary Church at 10. Rotary services Sunday al om. hu-i ITCH VIOLA KATHRYN.

uidrienlv. Feh. ruary Tl. age 65 Retired librarian. Beloved aunt of Lloyd Filch Reese ol Washington, C.

Memorial services will be held at 2 cm. Saturday. Marrh 3 at th- First Unitarian Universalis! Church. Cass Ave. at Forest, Detroit.

Memorials may be made In memory of Llovd Hoi-lister Fitcii, Colqate University Scholarih'O Fund, Coloate University. Hamilton. Y. usti Ar-ranaemen's by Kourmadat 4 Scott Funeral Home, 2J8J4 Grand River, Redlord. ETHEL February 31.

Beloved wile of Thomas dear father ol James F. and Mrs. Philip Stamper (Marvl ten arandchlldren; sister ot AAartf Rnhertv Funeral from Ted Sullivan Funeral Home, 142)0 W. 10:15 and St. Beatrice Church al II.

Rosary service aunaev at I om. GOUIN (sea Wllliamt notice) Maole GREBE iBiinBirU ana If Holy FRIBDRICM, ana 75, of Mackinaw A.M. Cilv. formerly of Detroit, died Feb ruary 23. at Bay City.

Surivived by wife, Pauline; one ton. Dr. Kurt Grebe ot fiav Cllv; three daughters. Mrt. Pauline Myert of St.

h.rn Fla AArt uv.lhalmlna trhnei. Plym der ot Mackinaw City and Katharine Eichinoer of Auburn, 12 grandchildren and three sisters. Services Monday at St.i Thomas Lutheran Church, Chebov-1 can at 2 om. Burial will be In Mackl- -new Cllv. Arranqements by Nord.

man Funeral Home, Cheboygan. i HALL MARTIN JOHN Ml. Beloved hut- Dang or Linaa; gear son or rytarrin and Jeanne Moser Hall II; dear la ther ot Michael; dear brother ol Mrs. David IMaryJol GaletxewsM; grandson of Mrt. Clara Hall; nephew of Frances Hall.

Funeral services 11 a.m. Monday at the Harold W. Vick Funarai Home, tan Gratiot Ave Mt. Clemens, Mich. Burial Clinton Grove Cemetery.

Memorial to Mlchgian Diaheies Association or Michigan Stale University Development Fund would be apprt-ciatad. O'and i iui f) tne Fu JOfN February 21 Brlovad hut bong ot Bessie dear lather ol Jonn R. (Jack I brother ol Frrd. Funeral Irom Tad C. Sullivan Funeral Home.

14230 McNichols Rd. Tuesday morning at 9.15 and St. Valen-tine's Church al 10. Rosary Monday al (.15 O.m. Irma; MUT JOHN age t9, February 23.

Husband of the late Olava, father of Mrs. B. Gratton (Helen) Rose, Mrt. William (Mabel) Toad and John brother of Mrt. Magda Lliasen; also tix grandchildren anc live great- orandchil 'dchiidren.

Funeral at the Ver- heyden Funarai Home, 16300 Mack al Outer Tutsoey at I. Be- HINSBERGER DONNA M. (Sea Matiola notice). HOFFER BEULAHE. Wile of the late Joseoh mother of Mrt.

Robert Kinkead. (Margaret); grandmotner ol Nancy Jeanne. Memorial services al tha Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church, 4 P.m. Sunday. March 4.

HOLSCHER HATTIE formerly of Detroit. Tnursoav Fab 12 aoe 72 vears' Mo't Lee C. Holscn.r UZV James ICarlea 0.) Millar, of 2I37S f-ortl Bowling Ohio, 43407; ten grandchildren; sister in law of Walter Surdherg Friends will be received at the Witiler-Shank Fu-j neral Home. Perrvsburg. Ohio, where funeral service will be Sun day 2 m.

REGINALD February Ti Hus- band ol Keitha E. lamer of Paul brother of Mrs. Glenn W. (Lenora) Carpenter. Services Wm.

Sullivan A Son Funeral Home. 705 II Vile Rd. (4 bi. E. of woodward I.

Royal Oak, Monday I m. Suoqested visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-5 ar.d 7 9 p.m. KREUTZER MICKEY (Mickey Kay), Feb. 71. Beloved husband of Evelyn; dear to-I ther cf Kri'ii, Jaliena.

Mickey II, and Lisa; dear son ot Roberta and Civrte; dear brother of nud. At W.lkie Funeral Chapel, 1930S W. 7 Mile Kd. Service Monday 10 a.m. Visitors a11'' noon Saturday.

LACH MAX. of Portland St. Past foreman of Industrial Catling Co. Dear ton of. the late John and Anna; dear, brother of Snphlt Bennett, Margaret' Tucker, Waller, Ann Miedlar, and John; also survived by nieces endi nephewt Funeral Monday 9 a m.

from Letney 4 Son Funeral I W. Warren, Dearborn. SI. John' Cantlus Church, 9.30. Rosary Sun-i day 7.30 m.

LANGDON JOHN February 2 Dear brother Ur. -h. I tr.ni.i. i 1 dcBEAUCLAIR null a Beloved husband of dear father of Mrt. Paula Trlpodet ol Venice.

Calif. I survived by fwg HLLGLSLN grandchildren; oroiner ot Oranocniiarenj utyii.vi Mr. Harry (Grace) Netta. and Mrt Roy (Alice) Bergtold. Services from! tne Arnold O.

Matthews Funarai Noma, I'sOO E. Warren, Monday III am. Memorial! lo First Lutheran! Evangelical Church, Algonac would be appreciated. i woner, DERKHAZAR1AN ZAHIO MAOIGIAN, auddenly. loveu put evany, ucer sisivr ui Perlik Parsegian and family of Salem, Oregon; also survived by the Bosjoian, Kakusien.

Ketevtan and Arslanian families. Funeral Monday 12 15 m. from the Colonial Chapel of Edward Karkotan Funeral Home, 19621 W. McNichols to St. Sarkis Armenian Church I p.m.

In state atler p.m. Saturday. DeMF.Y HECTOR A. Beloved husband of the late Evelina; dear father of Mrs. Eleanor Revnaert, Mrs.

Mary Oe-Kien and Albert DeMev. Funeral from tne opens-VenDeweghe Funeral Home aliO Cedieu Rd at Harpar. Monday 1015 am. and at Our Lady of Sorrows Church II a m. Rosary Sunday 7 m.

DEVLIN ELLA, February Wile ol the late Henry mother of Mrt, SI Itrl- laenl Sieoer. Mrt. Kenneth JAISII tSUrM New Look (Eleanor) Haines and Dr Henry B. Devlin; also four grandchildren and II great-grandchildren. Funeral at tne Vertieyden Funeral Home.

14)00 Mack at Outer Tuesaay at II. Mr. Ethel D. Flynn Of Hospital Alumnae Services for Mrs. Ethel D.

Flynn, past president of the Providence Hospital Alumnae Association, will be at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Beatrice Church, 17235 t. Vernon, Southficld. Mrs.

Flynn, 67, of Southficld died Friday in Providence Hospital. She was a member of the Casa Maria community center and prefect of the St. Anne Sodality at Gesu Church. Surviving are her husband, Thomas a son, James a daughter, Mrs. Phillip Stamper, a sister and 10 grandchldren.

A rosary will be at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home. 142.10 Mc-Nichols. Burial will be In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Frank K. Landrum, Deacon of Church Services for Frank R. Landrum will be held Monday at II a.m. in Second Baptist Church, 441 Monroe. Mr.

Landrum, 45, died in Lansing Hospital Thursday. A native of Tennessee, he had lived in Detroit since 1951. He was a branch manager for the Experimenting Co. Mr. Landrum was a member of the Booker T.

Washington Business Association, a Navy veteran of World War II, and a deacon at Second Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Blanche; two daughters. Brenda and Patricia, and his mother, Mrs. Maude Landrum Williamson, two brothers and one stepsister. Burial will be in Detroit Memorial Park.

Fnlei, A Hetired Crocer Services tor Zigmond Erdei, a retired grocer and owner of the Wixom General Store, will be at I p.m. Monday at the Wm. R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple, Birmingham, under auspices of Walled Lake Lodge No.

528. Mr. Erdei, 75, died Friday in his Milford Township home. A native of Hungary, he had lived in the Milford area 25 years and had previously been a grocer in Detroit. He was a member of the Walled Lake I.odge 528, the Moslem Temple and Scottish Rite.

Surviving are his wife, I.ydia; a daughter, Mrs. Alfred G. Ruppel, two sisters, two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Burial under Masonic auspices will be in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Joseph V.

Lucas, 69, IMumlin Panel Chief Services for Joseph W. Lucas, former chief inspector and later director of the Michigan State Plumbing Board, will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Ladislaus Church, 2730 Caniff, Hamtramtk. Mr.

Lucas, 69, of Ham-tramck, died Friday in North Detroit General Hospital after a long-illness. He was on the State Plumbing Board from 1939 until and was a member of the Hamtramck Board of Education from 1951 to 1955. Surviving arc his wifp, Irma; two sons, Robert and Ronald, four brothers, four sisters and six grandchildren. Rosary will be at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Leo J.

Miller Funeral Home, 9222 Joseph Campau, Hamtramck. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Miss Viola Filch, 63, Longtime Librarian Memorial services for Viola Kathryn Fitch will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at First Unitarian Universalist Church, 4605 Cass.

Miss Fitch, 65, died Thursday in her Detroit home. A native "of Rome, N.Y., she had lived in Michigan many years, serving as school librarian in Wayne County, Pontiac, Kalamazoo and Livonia. She is survived by a nephew, Lloyd Fitch Reese of Washington. Burial will be in Rome. John F.

Wolff, 65, Services Wednesday Services for John F. Wolff, president of the John F. Wolff will be Wednesday in New Britain, Conn. Mr. Wolff, 65, died Friday in Vero Beach, where he moved a month ago from Bloomfield Hills.

He was also a representative of Tuttle Bailey, auto parts manufacturers. Surviving are his wife, Harriet; a daughter, Mrs. Gerald Wobrock; a son, Parker, two sisters eight grandchildren. Burial will be in New Britain. Tributes may be made to the John F.

Wolff Memorial Fund, 20551 Greenfield, South-field. Doriana (ordon, 72, Services Tuesday Services for Doriana P. Gor 1 1 i A DR. SCJRNEY, who 4 retired rear admiral. was seph's Mercy Hospital, Pontine.

She had lived in Rnyal Oak 10 years and previously in Birmingham and Pontiac. Surviving are her husband, William a son, William E. two daughters, Mrs. Edward T. Zelinski and Mrs.

William R. Gorman, and a grandchild. A Bible vigil will be at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Vasu-lynch Funeral Home, 4:175 N. Woodward, Royal Oak.

Burial because money investments move into new fields than sulted in devaluation of the dollar on Feb. 12, a depreciation of 10 percent against other currencies. But the figures released Saturday showed that the December deficit, originally reported at $56.1.2 million, had beon revised downward to $441.1 million. This made the deficit for all of 1972 $6.3 billion. The January narrowing in the trade deficit came because the value of exports sent out of the country' was estimated at $4,977 billion and the value of imports at $3,280 billion I A 4 1" Michael Schumacher seems to like his new glasses, but he actually couldn't wait for the photographer to leave beta" fore taking them off.

The 5-month-old Biloxi (Miss.) boy is the youngest ever fitted with corrective lenses at' Ochs-i ner Hospital in New Orleans. He must wear the glasses for three months until he is old enough to undergo sur-I. gery to correct a muscle problem. Mi- chael is being held by his mother, Susan AP Photo STONE PAUL L. Beloved husband of Johnnie; dear lather ot Rev.

William L. 5 lone. Oscoda, Michigan; brother, of Mrt. Loree Sea ton and Elmo Stone; lather-in-law of Helen Stone; grandfather of William, John and Pelh. Kolasa Funeral Home.

1120 E. State Fair. In slate at Tnoourn Methodist Church Monday, from 10 a.m. loll a.m., time of tervice. Burial White Chapel Cemetery.

Memorial conlrl. but ions can be made lo the Thoburn Mtmooisl Church Memorial Fund. C7f7pp til tr Jtcrlltilrta HELEN Dear mnthar rl tla.l.i, Kichard and Rita; dear orand. mother of Eileen Graham, and Robert Stevens; sister of Cella Koike. Member ol Christian Mother, and Sacred Heart Societies.

Funeral Monday a m. from the Frontciak Funeral Home, McDouoeil. St Hyacinth Cnurch at 9 30 a Burial Mt. Olivet. Rosary Sunday 7 30 p.m.

1KAENS ELMALINOA, age ft, February Jl. ot Florida, lormerly of St. Clair, Michigan. Suddenly. Wile Of the lale Erwin; dear mother of Mrs.

Edward (Alice) Gresik ot St. Clair, Mich and the late Erwin also five grandchildren and four great-grand children; dear sister of Mrs. Arlene Yost, Mrs Dorolhy Fisher, Mrs. Helen Steele. Job and James Shea-trr.

At tt.e Colonial Chapel, etvsl St. Clair Highway. St. CUir, Michigan. Funeral Monday II A.M.

T1SDALE CLEODEN Feb. 72 Beloved hut band ot Ethel dear lather nf Jack E. and Charles brother of Harden, and Mrs. Mariorie Long; grandlalher ol Mike Pernacott, Mrs Patricia Hinman, Sandra Allen, and David Tisdale; great-grandfather ot Jenniler, Amy, Stacy and Scottie Services Monday 10:30 a m. Irom tne Hunter Callenrfer Funeral Home 13903 Terry corner Schoolcraft.

Interment Oakland Hills Cemetery. Visiting hours from 3 lo and 7 to 9. Memorial services Sunrtay evening at 7:30 under auspices Wm. M- Per-rett Lodge No. 524.

F. 4 A. M. V1VI nvnPDCPI THEOPHIEL, Feb. 23.

Brother of Mrs. Maria DeHolle; also several nlecet and nephews. Funeral at the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, time) later. WEILAND FLORENCE. Feb.

23 Wile ot Peter mother of Warren and Peter also four grandchildren. Funeral Irom the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Monday at and to Our Lady ol Sorrows Church al 10. Pravers Sunday evening at I. WILLIAMS MARY C. (Vael February 24.

Wile Charles Chietens. James J. and Donald also II grandchildren; sister Haen and Atvm Goum. Funeral rom the Funeral Home, HWO Mack al Ou'er Tuesday at 9 and to Our Lady Oueen ol Peare Church at 9:30. Pravert Monday awning at I.

WILLIAMSON ANASTASIA February 21 dear mother of Mrs. William (Marian) Dudley and Robert Williamson; dear sister ot Mrs. Everett (Esther i Brouohton; also survived by fve grandchildren. Funeral from Me-Innes-Desmond Funeral Home. 16111 Woodward, Monday 10:30.

St. benedict Church al II. WRINN MARGARET, age 73. of Prescotf, lormerly of Sterling Invert mother of Carl Heights. Be Phillips, Ted Phillips and Mrs.

Amos Ibval Perkins; dear sister ot Leslit Harrison, Cecil Harrison and Mrs- Barbara Georoe; tour grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Funeral services Monday 1 o.m. from the Diener Funeral Home. 4R271 Van Dvke 1 1 a. Interment White Cnapel Cemete.v, Troy.

YLASTINO ALENE M. February 27. Beloved wile of G. Emerson; beloved mother of Jeanne Steven J. and Kenneth L.

Body has been willed lo the University ol Michigan Medical School. A memorial service will be held on Monday, February 26. 7:30 o.m., In the Chapel ol the Kirk In tha Hills, Bloomfield Hills. Michigan. Family reouestt that donations be made to eliher a heart or a cnc.r charity She was a school teacher at Adams Flementarv School.

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Mrs. Beehlcr, a former resident of Detroit, died Saturday in William Beaumont Hc-pital. She is survived by her husband A. (Ag) L. Beihlcr; a son, Donald a daughter, Mrs.

Kenneth Koenig, six grandchildren, a brother and three sisters. A rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Vasu-Lynch Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward. Oak Park.

Burial will be in Rnncland Park cemetery in Berkley. L'dward F. Kunge Jr. Ford Motor Retiree Services for Edward F. Runge 49.

of Detroit will be hfd at 11 a.m. Monday at the McCabe Funeral Home, 18570 Grand River. Mr. Runge, a retired anal t-i a I for the ord Motor died Friday in Grace Hospital. Survivor include h.s wife, Lillian; a daughter, wiclisha and his parents.

Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Runge Sr. Burial will be in O-kview Cemetery, Royal Oak.

Francis W. Hotter Of Hirmingham Services for Mrs. Francis W. Bowers, a member of Holy Name Church and its Altar Society, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the church at 645 Woodland, Birmingham.

Mrs. Bowers. Wl. of Birming- ham. died Friday in Beaumont Hospital.

She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Stanley Simon, Mrs. l.cslir Hypnar rnd Mrs. JdriK-s D. Sthmidt; hrce sons, William John R.

and 23 grandi hil-uen and nine grf.at Rosary v. .11 be at 8 ji.m at Ihi Hell ChapM of the William R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple, Birmingham. Burial a ill be in I I vy Sepulchre Ccm-clery.

Kenneth R. McLcod, (IP Wood Mayor Kenneth R. McLeod. 72, mayor of Grosse Pointe Woods, died Saturday in St. John Hopsital.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods. Mr. McLeod hd been mayor of Grosse Pointe Woods 10 years.

He retired in 1964 as a vice-president of the Bank of the Commonwealth. He was past president ol the Detroit Curling Club and past presiding of the Gross Pointe Ki-wanis Club. Surviving arc his wife, Lois; twe sons, Donald and Doup las, and a brother. Buria' will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. John J.

Ilanlon, Retired Diemakcr Services tor John J. Ila.ilon, a retired diemaker for the Ford Motor will he at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Ft. Vahntine Church. M841 Berch Daly, RcdforJ Township.

Mr. Hanlon. 78. of Redford Township, died Friday in Northwest Grace Hospital after a short illness. He had retired in 1957 after 33 years with Ford.

Mr. Hanlon was a life member of Cardinal Edward Moo-nry Council Knights of bus and was a 4th Ligree member of its General Assembly i.nd member of il Al-hambra i.i!i.ia GaravM No. 77 Surviving are his wife, Ees-sic and a it, Jack Itis.vy will he at p.m. Monday at the Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 14230 W.

McNichols. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Blaze Destroys Warren nil ding A $250,000 storage warehouse owned by the DMC Distributors Co. at 25S92 Mound in Warren was destroyed Saturday by a fire of undetermined origin. The reported at 3:22 a.m., was fought by fire departments from Warren, Rose-ville and Center Line.

Two firemen suffered minor injuries but were not va- William Langdnn and the late Rob -erf Lenodon; also survived by sev-1 eral nieces and nephews. Funeral; Irnm Mclnnet-Oesmond Funeral' Horn, 161 1 1 Woodward. Tuesday 10 A.M. llmports Slash Jobs1 In U.S., AFL-CIOSays business firms are easier to workers. -St Get with all the action AD INFORMANT 222-6800 WANT AD to place a fast-action MIAMI BEACH.

la. (AP) A flood of foreign imports wiped out more than a mil-; lion American jot)s the past half dozen years and threatens to make the "Made in label, obsolete on everything from baseball to base metals, the AFL-CIO said Saturday. "Baseball is an American game, but about 95 percent of baseball mitts sold in the United States were imports," said a report by tlie labor federation's economic policy committee. Imports are also cutting into the American I market in many other products from steel to shoes and shirts, the report said. "The deterioration is undermining (he in-r dustrial bases of the U.S.

economy," it said. I'. "At stake Is the American living standard, the nation's productivity advance and American Job opportunities." The report to the executive council of the labor federation urged a 'i: broad new program by the White House and Congress to reverse the nation's declining world trade position. The labor report said workers whose jobs are displaced by imports are harder hurt ttian THE REPORT SAID imports have taken nearly 20 percent of the market for steel in this country, about one-fourth of auto sales, approximately 35 percent of television sets, 60 percent of phonographs, 86 percent of radios, and nearly all tape recorders are foreign made The report said many countries that dump products in the U.S. market forbid American-made goods to be sold in their own homelands.

It urged tough new measures to break down foreign trade barriers. The labor report said much of the situation is the fault of large American firms that ship their technology, know-how and money abroad to produce goods. The AFL-CIO wants now restrictions and taxes on such firms. This is one major point of difference with the White House, which has eased the restrictions on U.S. investments going overseas.

AFL-CIO officials said it will be difficult to compromise unless Nixon changes the approach. LAR KIN'S FANNIE. Beloved wife of I he late Joseph; dear mother ot Elirabftn Larkint and Mrs. Harold Hrad; sister nf Clair and Arthur Cull; eKo survived by six orandcnildren. Services 1 o'clock Monday alter-noon at tha R.

G. and G. R. Harris Funeral Home. 14751 W.

McNichols KO LUCAS OSEPH Feb. 73 Beloved hus- ano ol rma nee Gui lemet I near lather of Robert of Kensinoton. and Ronald of Grosse Pointe Park; brother of John, Frank, Stanley, Louis, Mrs. Barbara Dicnit. Mrt.

Al (Florence) Cvrul, Mrt. Johni IHeien) Kama. Mrs. Russe (Doro. thy) Fame, the lale Mary, and tha tare narrv; six granocniioren also survive.

Funeral Monday 10 a.m. from the Leo J. Miller Funeral Home, 9222 Jot. Campau. St.

Ladls-leut Church at 10:30. Interment Mt. Olivet. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. MAZZOLA DONNA M.

(nee Hlnsberqer), Feb. 72 Beloved wife, ot Tony; dear mother ot Sandra and Lynn; dear daughter of Harry and Louise (Murphy) Hlnsberfler; dear sister ol Mrt. Patrick (Carol) While. Funeral from Frank J. Calcatorra Funeral Home 16090 7 Mile Rd Mornss at Kelly.

Monday 9.15 a.m. Guardian Angel Church at 10. Rosary Sunday I p.m. McBRIDE JAMES (Jlmmit), aoe 54, afler a long illness, Feb. 21.

of Mollne, lormerly of Wavna. Mich. Father ot Karen Ross of Molina. William James of Detroit, David of Mackinac Island, and Ronald of Plymouth; grandfather ol Kim; brother ol Betty ot Pittsburgh. Funeral services al Etterdahl Funeral Heme, Molina, Monday 10:30 a.m.

Bur ial Rock Island Arsenal. McCarthy ETHEL MARY. Dear sister ot Mrs Elizabeth Lamb. Miss Frances and Miss Pauline McCarthy: also sur. vived by many niecet and nephews.

Funeral from the Eopent-Van-Oeweehe Funeral Home, 61 50 Cad-ieu Rd. at Harper, Monday at 9:30 a m. and SI. Matthew Church at 10. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m.

MOORE SYLVESTER GEORGE. Retired Detroit p.L.C. Beloved husband ot I rent; dearest father of Verna Miller, Sharon and Robert; also survived by four grandchildren. Services Monday at 10 a.m. from tha rundaoe Funeral Heme, 559 W.

Grand Blvd. Memorial service 1:15 p.m. Sunday by Detroit No. 2 F. I A.

M. Interment woodmere. MORRISON CATHERINE M. Dear sister ot Danny gt Park Hill, OnU survived by several nlecet and nr-phewi. Fu-neraf from the Arthur J.

Van. Lerberghe Funeral Home, 1.1340 E. Warren corner Lakevlew, Monday morning at 9:10, and Nativity of Lord Church at 10. pravers unday evening at t. PRINGLE JAMCS Feb.

73. Son ol James and Kathleen Prlngla; grandson ol James and Helen Prlnnle. and Ronald and Fthol MarDonald. Funeral from Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 147,10 W.

McNichols Mommy mornlna at 8:30, and St. Scholastlca Church at 9. RICHARDS CHRISTINA (nea Sneddon), Fen 71 Wile nf Leonard I molher nf Mrs. Robertson; sister of Mrs. John-ann Krause; grandmother nf Scott, funeral at the Verhevden Funeral Heme, 16.100 Mack at Outer Drive, wonaav at U.S.

Deficit in Trade Eases; News Linked to Dollar Crisis -I WASHINGTON-(AP) In a are weekend disclosure of I -ftconomic figures, the Department reported Saturday that the nation's "trade deficit narrowed in to $303.8 million. department said it re-leased the trade figures to provide "as much information as to interested parties," "tout it-was obvious the'disclo sure was designed to calm troubled money markets over-Mas. Release of the trade figures had been scheduled for Tues day. IN RECENT days, despite a devaluation of the dollar, overseas money markets have remained. nervous because the free market price of gold soared to record levels, displaying a lack of faith in paper money.

When the Commerce Department reported a month ago that the nation's trade figures for 1972 showed the worst trade deficit in Its history $6.4 billion foreign exchange markets were slammed with a wave of speculation. It re.