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Detroit Free Press du lieu suivant : Detroit, Michigan • Page 16

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Monday, May 3, 1954 DETROIT FREE PRESS Drugs Cost Less AT SAMS Campus Martius Randolph Dearborn: at Woodward at Monros Schaefer at Michigan Drug Depts. Main Floors Prices Good Monday We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities This Mothers' Day Gift Lasts Years Regular 4.95 Electric Hair Dryer Drys the thickest hair in jiffy hose, nail polish, Useful for drying 288 paint, etc. Now, complete Here's that Practical Gift! 7.95 Bathroom Scales 588 Dial lights when you step on the platform Line-0-Site lens prevides accurate reading Guaranteed for life, In writing Pint Rubbing Alcohol 6c 1.00 Astringosol 85c Noxzema Skin Cream 6 oz. 44c 50c Bisodol Mints 26c 1.25 Father Johns 59c 50c Pepsodent Toothpaste 25c 100 Vitamin B-12 (5 mcgm) 97c 25c Bakers Liquid Milk 15c Large Ovaltine 59c 50c Woodburys Shave Lotion 33c Pint Calamine Lotion 29c 3.00 Geritol Liquid 1.99 60c D.O.C. Powder 39c 3.95 Heating Pads 2.49 FOR DEPENDABILITY and SAVINGS have your PRESCRIPTIONS Filled Accurately at SAMS FREE PRESS WANT ADS BRING BEST RESULTS SERVICES WEDNESDAY TV Hero Tom Tyler Dies Nearly Broke Services will be Wednesday for Tom Tyler, 50, star whose fame was highest and finances lowest at the time of his death.

His real name was Vincent Hamtramck. He died there Eight years ago the health of the former auto worker and weight-lifter failed and he no longer could star as a fast riding and punching atar of westerns. THE FORTUNE he made began to dwindle as he gained new young followers, who were by then watching him gallop across television screena. He got no money from that fame, however, because he had failed to buy the rights to his old pictures. Eighteen months AgO he came back to Detroit to stay at 13158 Moenart, the home of Mrs.

Katherine Slepski, his sister. He entered St. Francis Hos- David's Tomb Report Angers Arabs AMMAN, Jordan (AP) Moslems here were angered Sunday at the reported conversion into synagog of the famous shrine of David's Tomb in the Israeli sector of Jerusalem a mosque for centuries past. David's Tomb (Nebl Daoud to Moslems) on Mt. Zion is holy for Moslema, Christians and Jews.

As mosque it was barred to Christians and Jews for 400 years. In the same structure on the floor above the tomb--the cenaculum -is the place of Christ's Last Supper. CHRISTIAN authorities who visited the cenaculum have reported to religious leaders abroad and Western Foreign offices that David's Tomb is being used as a synagog. Moslems and Christians here regard the change as violation of the status quo under which religious shrines in the Holy Land have been protected against change in custody and use without consent from various sects concerned for the last 200 years. The Jordan Government has announced it plans to make an international issue of this and other instances of what it charges are "Jewish maltreatment and desecration" of Moslem religious property in Palestine.

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UNION PACIFIC Phone. Bus Takes Dive KINGSTON, Jamaica-(P)-A loaded bus plunged into a 150- foot ravine 30 miles from here Sunday, killing the driver and injuring 45 passengers. ADVERTISEMENT Among films in which he had two sisters, Mrs. Slepski and featured parts were "Cheyenne," Mrs. Molly Redge, live "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," "San Antonio" and "The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend." WITH HIM in his pictures were many Hollywood stars, including Richard Dix, Lucille Ball, Jean Arthur and Florence Rich, Tyler's only survivors are the old Marko family home at 9515 Mitchell.

Services will be at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday in St. Augustine Catholic Church, Justine and Davison. He will be buried in Mt.

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Tom 1 Tyler Obituaries MARY JAYNE MATHEWS- Mrs. Mathews, wife of mingham realtor and antique, dealer, died Saturday at the family home, 5900 N. Adams, Birmingham. She was 48. Born in Washington, she was an of DePauw University and the University of Illinois, and a former resident of Pontiac.

MRS. MATHEWS was charter member of the Tuesday Musical of Pontiac, member of the Thursday Musical of Birmingham, Daughters of the American Revolution, First of Christ Scientist, Birmingham, and the Mother Church in Boston. Survivors include her husband, Fenton R. Mathews, and a son, John F. Mathews.

Services will be 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Bell Chapel of a the William R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple, Birmingham. Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery.

ROMULUS ALBU A Detroit businessman for 30 years, Mr. Albu, 54, died Saturday in his summer home at Port Sanilac. He was a past master of Daylight Lodge 525 Mr. Albu 1s survived by his wife Helen; son, Romulus, his mother, Mrs. Anna Albu, and a sister, Aurel.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in Vasu Funeral Home, 13308 Woodward. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, CARL D. HEYER -An electrical contractor, Mr. Heyer died Saturday at his home, 11894 Park Grove.

He was a native of Toledo, O. Mr. Heyer, 63, is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Jean Mrs. Shirley McHale and one Betts, Mrs.

Betty, E. Lillard and sister, Mrs. Eloise Cooke. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack.

Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, MARTIN WALKOWSKI A retired custom shoemaker, Mr. Walkowski, 84, died Sunday. He lived at 8104 Westwood. Mr. Walkowski lived in Detroit years after coming to the United States from his native Germany.

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