Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 27

CITY JOINS PROTEST Water Fight Shifts to the Courtroom by Detroit Corporation Counsel Campbell called Maiullo's objections, "conclusions, rather than facts." He also denied a charge by Dwyer that the April 1955, election presented the water problem to the voters illegally. Both sides have indicated they would appeal any decision to the State Supreme Court. This move will delay any final decision past a 45-day "critical" period. This period ends Oct. 25.

Bids opened on Sept. 11 for more than 511,000,000 in work on Pound Dips Ci'itically LONDON un Britain disclosed Wednesday that its gold and dollar reserves, the sterling area's lifeblood for trade with the dollar world, tumbled critically in September. Last month's fall of 292 million dollars was the biggest since the Treasury began announcing month-by-month figures in 1952. The Treasury said reserves now stand at This is below the two-billion-dollar mark that many economists regard as the minimum to which the reserves could fall safely. The Conservative Government of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is pledged to maintain the present value of the pound at $2.80.

Paul T. Dwyer. BOTH ARE attempting to stop the County Road Commission from building the voter-approved system. Judge McCree permitted Dwyer to intervene in the suit. Judge McCree warned both sides that he would tolerate no delaying tactics.

He set a Monday hearing on a proposal by Road Commission Attorney Albert A. Campbell to dismiss Maiullo's case and allow the County to proceed as planned. Maiullo told the Judge that the Road Commission has perpetrated a "fraud on 96 per cent of the people in Wayne County." He added that Detroit would lose more than a million dollars pxenewweui mi i i. lie emu mm Mi: ii sii; ft i- :4 ii. i-: ii "ii'iJr i -iimmi i i Xi sr i i -kJL-Jt'K'i -WmM- ie DETROIT FREE PRESS Thursday, Oct.

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The Free Press reserve the rifht to rlaasify. revise or reject any want ad, and is not responsible for errors after the first incorrect insertion of an advertisement. Telephone WOodward 2-9400 THEATRES Theatres marked Golden Jubilee (G.J.) will accept gift tickets. PART OF HIM ESCAPED but the rest of him didn't. That was the embarrassing position that Ravenna Small wood found himself in when he tried to leave Lexington (Ky.) Jail without leave.

He (should have sawed off two bars instead of one. That can is a lard container. They used the stuff to ease Smallwood back into his cell. METROPOLITAN arren Seeks To Share Take Free Press Suburban Staff The knockdown City-versus-County struggle over a proposed County-built water system switched battlefields Wednesday. The new "shooting gallery" was the courtroom of Circuit Judge Wade H.

McCree. Attorney Anthony Maiullo, who filed a taxpayer's suit Sept. 11, to halt County progress on the Downriver water intake system, was reinforced mm inilK Grand Circus Piri WO 1-852 AUAIflO MGM'i 80LD LOVE ORAM! I UNTIL THE SIL," Starrirn Jean Jffan Fontaine. Paul Newman. Piper Laurie.

I nil II Mack at St. Jein VA 2-91M AUnflinAL 3:45. 40c till 6 m. All, ClrtrmaSeoPt anil Color Glenn Ford. Barbara Stanwyck.

"VIOLENT MEN." "'THREE FOR THE SHOW." Betty Grama. Jack lemmas. ii prn E. Wsrren-Outtr Urtv TU 5-7J23 I ALUCD. 6.45 pr(iey.

"LOV-' INR VOU 7.10. 10 35. "THE BUSTER KtsTON STORY," Donald O'Connor, 9:05. ALHAMBRA- BN STAGE IN" PERSON TWO SHOWS IN THE EVENING ONE DAY ONLY. MONDAY OCT.

7' FABULOUS ALL STAR SHOW OF '57 SEE BELOW ALHAMBRA" MONDAY. ONE 0AY ONLY OCT. 7th The COASTERS 5 SAIANS CHtLLOS RENE AND EUNICE LULA RlfcO BILLY VALENTINE PLUS SONNY THOMPSON and hl Band Jtl UHUBDIl 28 Woodward TB 3-561" ALrlAMDnft 55 Shw 6:00. Late Show Tonluht. "GARMENT JUN-6LE." Lee J.

Cnbi. Richard Boone, ai 6:19, 10:02. "FIRE DOWN BELOW" (CinemaScow i Rita Hayworth. Robert Mitchum. at 7:47, 11 JO.

ALLEN PARK" JAMES CAGNEY Star at "Man el A 1.000 Faces" DORIS DAY Star nt "Pajama Game" TOGETHER IN A DRAMATIC TRIUMPH ALLEN PARK" The True Life Story of Rain Ettini "LOVE ME OF LEAVE ME" Cinemascope and Color II I ril 1 pW-S'thfieid-Allen Bd. DU 1-2913 ALLLH rAim (fiJi) 0n Part Free. All Color. Exclusive Shewing. The picture everyone has talked about.

James Cagney. Onris Day. Cameron Mitchell In "LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME." in CinemaSeooe at 6:10, lOii. Cornet Wilde. Donna Reed.

"BtVONO MOM BASA," shown once eniy at 8 :43. inp Cass Ave. at Stirnson IK 1-806 (G.J.) Open 1:30 to 3:00 i. m. Paved Free Parking.

All VistaVlsion. Attend our matinees. 35e till 5:00 m. Elvis Presley. Liraheth Scott, "LOVING YOU" (Colon.

"THE BUSTER KEATON STORY," Donald 0 Connor. Ant: Blyth. iti IP 15832 Pljmouth VE 5-0630 AILAO (G 0,, 620 I PARK FREE. Javne Mansfield. Dan Dailey.

"WAYWARD BUS," 6:35, 9:55. "PUBLIC PIGEON 0. 1." Red Skeltnn. Janet Blair. 8:35.

IWII f)J Linwood at Davison TO 8-3709 Open 6 30. Parking. Marl- Ivn Monroe In "THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL" (Color). 7:00. 10 J5.

Ferrer, Dean Jaeger in "THE GREAI MAN, 9 03. BEVERLY" James Stewart 'NIGHT Audit Murphy PASSAGE" prvcpi Gr1- "iter Oakrr.an WE 3-63s0 UI.IUIII.I (G.l.v Onen 5:50. James Stew- PASSAGE." Ferrer, Dean 6:00. 9:20. art.

Audle Murphy. "NIGHT TeehnicolorK 7:33. 10:45. Jose Jagger. "THE GREAT MAN," PARK FREE! BIRMINGHAM Birm'tum.

alicb. MI 4-c533 (G.J.) Open 6:45. Ample Parking Nearby. Jerry Lewis. Darren Mcbavin In "THE DELICATE DELINQUENT" (Vista-Vision), 7:00.

10:15. Plus Barry Scllivan, Mnna Freeman in "DRAGOON WELLS MASSACRE." (Cinemascope, Color), 8:47 only. BLOOMFIELD Birm'bam. Uicb. Ml 4-60U6 Free Parking Rear of Theater.

Eneham'inq Entertainment for Everyone! Walt Disney RAM Rl" (Technicolor), 7:00. 933. Plus John Payne. Karen Steel In "BAIL OUT A I 43.000." 8:09. 10:42.

BOOKER T. Hoibrook nr. Oakland TB 1-3135 Wine Screen. 3 Features Barbara Parry Sullivan. "THE MAVERICK Stanwyck, qu ttn ii.niori.

"HtLL UN rniatu bt (uuiui'. Alan Ladd. Edward G. Robinson. "OUTSIDE THE LAW." Ray Damon.

RORINSON-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES. Df)nTU--E- Pk.Free VA 2-46S1 UUUIII (CI Open 5:45. Rita Hayworth. Robert Mitchum. lack Lemmon In the dra matic adventure.

"FIRE DOWN BELOW" (Scope, Color). 6 35. 10:15. Lee J. Cobb, "GARMENT JUNGLE." 8:45.

BROADWAY-CAPITOL" -B way-Od. Cir. Fk. WO S-4231 pen 10:45 m. Continuous Till 7:00 a.

MISTER ROCK AND ROLL" with Alan Freed, lienui Hampton, at 11:10 a. 27. 5:04, 801. 10:58 p. 135.

452 a. m. Piss "BOP GIRL." with the Mary Kaye Trio. Juuy Tyler at 12:38. 3:35.

632. 929 12:26. 3:23 a. nil will West Dearborn. Mich.

LO 1-1 ISO ALT I PI (6 6:20. jerry lewis. Mar. tha Hyer. "DELICATE DELINQUENT." 7:00.

10:20. Barry Sullivan, Dennis O'Keete, i DRAGOON WELLS MASSACRE." 8:32. i piDlJCiJ Schaefer-Ford Dearborn I UAhlYltN 2.1610 IG Ooen 6.45 p. J. Park Free.

Robert: Taylor Dorothy Malone. "TIP ON A DEAD I JOCKEY." Cornel Wilde. Donna Reed, I BEYOND MOMBASA (Color) pacti 3412 Hastings TE 3-0064 conr. all nlolit. -wndikL.

nnen 4:45 l. All VistaVlsion. Elvis Presley. Lizabeth Scott. "LOVING YOU (Color).

"BUSTER A I ON STORY." Donald 0 Conner. Ann I ROBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES CINDERELLA" Enehantins Entertainment For Everyone! Walt Disney "BAMBI" Plus "BAIL OUT AT 43.000" CINDERELLA" I 13311 E. Jeff. WO 3-4231 (G.J.I Doors Onen 5:45. Walt Disney's "BAMBI" (full length feature in Technicolor) at 6:27.

916. Plus John Payne. Karrn Steele in "BAIL OUT AT 43 000," at 7:36, 10:23. pipni Warrm-Miller Road LD 1-5040 MnULX (B.i.) o0, 6:20 Park Free. "DELICATE DELINQUENT." jerry Lewis.

Martha Hver, at 6:45. 1025. "TIP ON A DEAD JOCKEY," Robert Taylor. Dorothy Malone. at 8.40 only Fret.

Rita Havworth. Robert Mitchum, Jack limrnoa. IRE DOWN BELOW" (Clnema-Sropn and Color). 6:20. 10:00.

"GARMENT JUNGLE." Lea J. Cobb. Valerie French, 8 32. CIVIC-FARMINGTON-C-o. Presley.

Llrabeth Scott. LOVING YOU. BUSTER KEATON STORY." Donaid O'Connor. CLAWSON PLAYHOUSE" PASSION AND WIIONFSS THAT MAKES THE BLOOD RUN COLD CLAWSON PUYHOUSE, I G.J.) Open 6:45 Park Free. Exclusive Show-Ini 1st Prize Winner.

Cannes Film "fANGACEIRO." OO. 1020. Vltorlo DlSIca "INDISCRETION." I Jones. M. Clltt.

9:00. CM flkili.1 Woodward-Adelaide WO 1-4282 24 Hour. Three Territlc Bern man and Mel Ferrer STRANGE THINGS." 2. Baxter Richard Wldmark 3. Audio Murphv and 'GUNS OF FORT PETTI- Features 1.

Inond In "PARIS DOES 4irefory Peck. Anne In "YELLOW SKY. Kathrva Grant in COAT." Free Paved Parkine Across Troi Theater en woodward. fftDflVICT 15635 Mick TC 2-im bUnuriLl Open 6:45. Ample Fret Parklna.

Cotlee Served "Oo the House." Held Over! Detroit Premiere! A Crazy. Incredible. Uproarious ALASTAIR SIM In "THE GREEN la. Fen Stank Nightly at 7:00, 8:30. 10-00.

DAWN i40 Granot and Irouuou HA 1-25SS laerenee Olivier, "PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL." 6 10 10 05. Jack Palance. Anthony Perkins. "THE LONELY MAN." 838 eaj DEARBORN-Vpirj. ptitr A'l telar.

Robert Stack. Darnthv MHone. WRITTEN ON THE WIND." 6 40. 10:20. xk Nausea.

Martla Hyer. "BATTLE 8 '45 only. PCI Tljr--Mei-k-Hoicmb Pk Free) WA 1-1411 e-pev "NIGHT PASSA6E" (Cnler). "THE fcKLAT MAN Jtsa Farrar. Dean eeonr.

mm 1 annually if the County, using tax monies collected from De-troiters, was permitted to build a competitor to the Detroit water system. 5IAITTLLO SAID the water system would service only 4 per cent of Wayne County, at the expense of the rest who now are getting the best treatment from Detroit. Clinton Pupils Home with Flu CLINTON About 65 students at Clinton High School and four teachers were absent Wednesday because of influenza. Four or five cases were reported at Adrian College in Adrian. CELEBRATE DRIYE-INYANDYKEVor EL 8-1313 Manner's Office TO 4 Open Only FRI.

SAT AND SUN. FRI. and SAT. SHOW Sotkln' and Rockln' DOUBLE ACTION SH0W1 Car Crazy, Speed Crazy. Boy Crajj "DRAGSTRIP GIRL" Set and Hear the Platters and the Black-busters In "ROCK ALL NIGHT" Extra R0BINS0N-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES DRIVE-IN WAYNE-1; an 1 mile Middlebelt Boad Parkway 1-3150 I6.J.) (pel 6:15 Children Free Walt Disney's Technicolor Masterpiece) "BAMBI" Shown at 70 and 10:20 Charhnn Hestnn.

Fred MacMurray, Donna Reed In the Giant Technicolor Spectacle ef the Great Indian Wars "THE FAR H0RI20NS" DRIYE-IN WESTSIDE 8 (G.J.) Walt Disney's Technicolor Feature "BAMBI" John Payne. Karen Steele "BAIL OUT AT 43.000" Open 6:30. Show Starts at Dusk. Children Free HUM. COMING SATURDAY, "LONELY MAN," Jack ralanee.

"FOUR BOYS AND A GUN." Frank Sutton. "HOT SHOTS," Hentz Hall. FATFWn 11510 E. Jefferaoo VA 2-8252 LAO I LRU 0le 5.45 open all slant ta 6:00 a. st.

James Cagney, Humphrey Bog art. "ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES." "THE LAST HUNT" (Color). Robert Taylor. EASTOWN Barper-Van Dyka HA 2-S664 (G.J. Doors Open at 6:00 I.

st. John Payne, "BAIL OUT AT 43.000." 730 10:40. Walt Disney's Cartoon Feature. BAMBI' 6:40. 925.

ESQUIRE E. VA 2-2S70 Laorenee Olivier. "THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL" (Color). "THREE BRAVE MEN," Ray Milland. Ernest Borgnine.

11 (J II Cadillac So. Monroe WO 3-4505 rAIYULi 6J continuous 9 i.m. ta Mid-night. Robert Mitchum. Rita Havworth.

C'Seope and Color In "FIRE DOWN BELOW." A he Richard Boone. Lee J. Cobb In "GARMENT JUNGLE" CrDUnH Woodward-9 Mile Kd. LI 1-5168 rtnnUALL (6J :40 "SOMETHING OF VALUE." Rock Hkdsoi. "DESK SETV' Spencer Tracy.

FlnlF ARTR 2H54 Woodward TE 3-2777 nnLAnio 0ptll 11:45 tU nt tt 6 00 a. a. Fats Domino, Ll7a Gaye. "SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROCK. "RUNAWAY DAUGHTERS," Maria English.

John Lltal. MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT. In tb8 Fisher Building WO 3-4231 i iuiii.il (G 5J0. Unlimited Parking. ClnemaScmse.

Color! logrld Bergman, Yul Brynner In "ANASTASIA" 5:40. 955. Plus "LOST HORIZON" with Ronald Coleman, Jane Wyatt st 725, 11:10. CI ATRflf1 flat Rock. Michigan 26263 Erie Open 6J0 p.

Stewart. "NIGHT GREAT MAN." HI. STUBS PASSAGE" Jose Ferrer. Stewart, Elaine (Color). "THE Julie London.

FflV 2211 Woodward WO 3-7700 rUA Schedule Information WO 3-1800 Two Super Shocklna Horror From 5000 Feet Deen In the Earth "UNKNOWN TERROR" with John Howard and Mala Powers. Also his first wite in his second wires body "balk FROM THE DEAD" with Peggy Castle and Arthur Franz. PI flDC Grand Kiter at Trumbull TE 1-7338 ULUUL 5jn. Donald B'Con nor. Am Blvth.

"THE BUSTER KEATON STORY" (VistaVlsion). 5:40, 8:58. Elvis Presley. Lizabeth Scott. "LOVING YOU (VlstaVision), 7:11.

10:29. PDAlin Woodward near Davison TO 8-S357 UIIMI1D .4 3 FEATURES. Richard Wldmark. "HELL AND HIGH WATER" (Color). "MAN IN THE DARK." Edmond O'Brien.

"GUN THE MAN DOWN" (James (Gunsmoke) Arness. GREAT LAKES 1483 Gd. Biver VE -3643 Start! 6:10. PARK FREE. Rita Hayworth.

Ribert Mitchum. Jack Lemmon. "FIRE DOWN BELOW" (Cinemascope, Color), 6:30. 10:25. "GARMENT JUNGLE." Lee J.

Cobb. Valerie French. 8-40 only. ROBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES SHOWN AT 6:10 and 10:05. HARPER" "BAIL OUT AT 43,000 "BAMBI" 11 1 ppCD-Harper-Caliewood Pit.

Free VA 2-4204 Karen Steele. "BAILOUT AT 43.000" at 7:52. 10:39. Walt Disney Cartoon Feature. "BAMBI'' (Color) at 6:40.

9:27. HIGHLAND PARK' 13843 Woodward TO 8-0468 Cont. 900 to 30 t. m. Sterllnd Nayden, Anna Maria Alberohettl.

"THE LAST COMMAND" (Color). "BUSTER KEATON STORY" (VistaVlsion). Donald O'Connor, Ann Blyth. HOLLYWOOD" Better Than Rlneslde? Extra! ROBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES See 15 Rounds of Action Thrills HOLLYWOOD" 4S09 W. Fort VI 1-2400 Onen 5 JO.

Park Free. Ex clusive. Soekln'. Rockln'. DOUBLE ACTION SHOW.

Car Crajy. Speed Crazy. Boy Crary. "DRAGSTRIP GIRL." 720. 10:15.

See and Hear THE PLATTERERS and the BLOCKBUST. ERS in "ROCK ALL NIGHT." 6:00. 9:15. Extra ROBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES, 8:40, IRVING-21220 t'enk11 1-236? InilfiU (s.i.) ALL COLOR. HELD OVER! Pat Boone.

Tarry Moore. "BERNARO-INE" (ClnrmaSeopel. Walt Disney's "JOHNNY TREMAIN." Hal Stalmaster. NOW NEW PUSH BACK SEATS KRAMFR M1" at S5U 5-3537 MTMlfl LM 0p( g.15 Us, 8 '40 p. nt.

Rita HayworVti. Robert Mitchum, Jack Lemmon. "FIRE DOWN BELOW" (Cine-maScope-Celar) 6:30. 10:10. Plus "GARMENT JUNGLE," Lee J.

Cobb, Gla Scala. 8:42 only. 1 VJ Woodward near 8 Milt TO 8-8300 rniM (6j.) Doors and TV lounge open 5:30 1st Showlna. 2 Cinemascope and Calor Sizrlers. Sophia Loren Vlttorlo DeSlea In "SCANDAL IN SORRENTO" at 6:15.

9:30. Also Rossano Brazil, Glynis Johns in "LOSER TAKES ALL" at 7:45, 11:00. I AtYCUnfiri 129 E- Jeffwaon VA 2-2900 Ooe 6:00 p.m. Bob Hope. Paul Douglas.

"BEAU JAMES" (VlstaVision and Color). "DOCTOR AT SEA," Dick Bogarde. I lUPni Fort and LjvertrolB VI 1-3920 i.muuL.11 (g i Open 6:43. "WAYWARD Dan Dailey. 7:15, Lex Barker, 9:00.

BUS Javne Mansfield, DRUMS, 10:30. "WAR i Pk- TT -S9is LlrfnUUU civ am "invciv MAN." Jack Palance; Tony Perkins, 7:00, 10:14 WAYWARD BUS." Jayne Mansfield. 8:45. II inieriU-Gd. Clr.

WO S-4231 lYlMUIOUfs rjcmr, Open 10:45 a. James Cagney. Dorothy Malone and Jane Greer In "MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES" nt 11:34. 2:14, 4 34. 7:34, 10:14, Plus Featurette and Cartoon.

1U Roya Oak LI 2-0180 (G.J.) Open 6:30 James Stewart, Audle Murphy. "NIGHT PASSAGE" (Color). Mariorle Main. Parker Fennelly. "THE KETTLES ON OLD MacDONALD FARM." II Oikwood Bird.

-Alien Boad DU 1-S560 mLt- (S.J.t Onen 55. "TIP IN A DEAD JOCKEY" (Cinemascope) with Robert Taylnr. Dorothy Malone tt 730, 10:55. Plus "BEYOND MOMBASA" (Technicolor) with Danna Reed. Cornel Wilde at 6:00.

925. Cartoon. Park Free! UCI pnY2SI65 Miifn PA 1-S250 lYltLUUI 0m, 6r00 i ALL COLOR. Marilvn Monroe. Laurence Olivier "PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL." "THREE HOURS TS KILL," Dana Andrews, Donna Reed.

MERCURY" WALT DISNEVI MERCURY" IAMBI' MERCURY" LAUGHTER DELIGHTFUL Fit EXflTEMfBT ENTERTAINMENT EVERYONE 4, the system must be approved within that period. If not, the contractors can recall their bids. There Is nearly a $200,000 difference between first and second-place bids. GOLDEN MERCURY" Plus "BAIL BUT AT 43.000" With John Payne Paul Kelly MERCURY- THE STORY OF THE HUMAN BULLET WHO HIT THE SILK AT SUPERSONIC SPEEDS UCDfHIDV Sctaaefer-6 Mil CN 2-8100 ntLiiuuui (C 5:30. Park Free.

Walt Disney's "BAMBI' Color. 5:40. 8:15, 10:50. "BAILOUT AT 43.000." John Payne, Paul Kelly. Karen Steele 7:00, 9:40.

IP If! A Eagley-Grand Biter WO 3-4231 miliillUAH 0II1II J0, Wayne. Janet Leigh In "JET PILOT" (Technicolor) at 12:25. 3:45, 7:05. 10:25. Plus George Montgomery In "THE BLACK PATCH," at 11:00, 2:20, 5:40.

MIDTOWN Third and Caofield TE 1-4510 (G.J.) Boea 5:45 n. at. Elvis Presley In O'Connor, "LOVING YOU" (Calor). Donald THE BUSTER KEATON STORY. MOTOR CITY" Van Uyke-9 line SL T-0646 (G.J.) Inen 6:30.

PARK FREE. Marilyn Monroe, Laurence Olivier, "PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL" (Cole). "THE LONELY MAN." Jack Pallnee. MT. 8-6441 Open 6:15.

PARKING. ALL CINEMASCOPE. Ava Gardner, lyrona rower, -irit SUN also Kists" color. 6:45. 10:30..

"THE MIDNIGHT STORY," Tony Cunis, arise Pavan, 8-55 only. MT.CLEMENS-MACOMB- 3rd BIG WEEK! "TEN COMMANDMENTS" MT.CLEMENS-MACOMB- 3rd BIG WEEK! "TEN COMMANDMENTS" MATINEE DAILY MT. CLEM ENS-MAC "TEN COMMANDMENTS." child. 60c. Evenings open COMMANDMENTS." 8:00.

child. 60. 2:00. adults 90e. (t 730.

"TEN adults $1.50. KfATIflnlAI Aero from Crowiey-Milner nXlljrtML- Downtown WO 3-101T Open 24 Hours. James Cagney, TRIR11TP in a Irene Pappas, (Cinemascope. Color). "ROGUE COP." Robert Taylor.

Janet Leigh ROBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES. NORTOWN--V an Dyka TW 1-3931 m. Park unit hawh in nui'i Rita' Hayworth. Robert Mitchum. "GARMENT JUNGLE," Lee J.

Cobb. UDDUCCT Grd. Biser-Southtield VE 5-4330 NUnYYtol 6ai. Fr Parking. Elvis Presley.

Llzaoetli Scott. Wendell Corey in "LOVING YOU" (VistaVlsion. Technicolor). 7:00. 10:17.

Plus Donald O'Connor. Ann Blyth, Rhoda Fleming In "THE BUSTER KEATON STORY" (VistaVlsion), 8:46 only. nil? nil Oakland-8 Mile LI 4-1960 UAMJALL 6:30 FrEe. jayne Mansfield. Dan Dailey.

"WAYWARD BUS." "PUBLIC PIGEON NO. 1." Red Skelton. PALMER HOUSE OF ITS "FUNNY FACE" with Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astafrt, 7:00. 10-38. "TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON" with Glenn Ford anil Marlon Brando, 8:55 only.

PALMS Woodward-Elizabeth WO 3-4231 a 10 -4 5 a. nt. Continuous 'til 6 a. in. Victor Mature.

Anita Ekbcrn in "PICKUP ALLEY1' (Cinemascope) at 11:00 a. 157. 4:54. 7:51, 10:48 p. 1:45.

4:35 a. m. Plus Rory Calhoun, Kristin Miller In "THE DOMINO KID" at 12:39. 3:36, 6:33, 9J0 p. 12:27.

3:17 PARKSIDE E. Warren-Dkkereon VA 2-6650 'I'LL CRY TOMORROW. 'GOLDEN Hayden. HAWK': (Color). Stccllnu, PUNCH JUDY" JAMES STEWART AUDIE MURPHY DAN DURYEA "NIGHT PASSAGE" Cinemascope and Color PUNCH JUDY 21 irjerB-3s19gG (G.J.) James Stewart.

Audle Murphy. Dan Duryea, NIGHT PASSAGE" (ClnemaScopa and Color), 730, 9:35. RADIO CITY" JERRY LEWIS RADIO CITY" "THE DELICATE DELINQUENT" VistaVlsion RADIO CITY" Plus John Payne "THE BOSS" RAnifl PITV Woodward nr. 9 Mi. LI 1-3225 nHUlU 1 fG.J.IOpen 6.15 p.m.

Park Free. Jerry Lewis. Martha Hyer. "THE DELICATE DELINQUENT" (VlstaVision). 7:45.

11:05. "THE BOSS." John Payne, 620. 9:40. Mile Boad LA 6-1910 5:45. Rita Hav worth.

Robert Mitchum In "FIRE DOWN BELOW" (Cinemascope Technicolor) at 7:28. 10:58. Plos "THE GARMENT JUNGLE" with Lee J. Cobb. Richard Boone, 6:00, 9 '30.

REDFORD- Walt DMey'u "BAMBI" In Color REDFORD- John Payne and Karrn Steele In "BAIL OUT AT 43,000 at Grand Biver KE T-2560 IIL.UI UIIU (Q i Ooen 5:45. PARK FREE! John Pavne. Karen Steele. "BAIL OUT AT 43,000." 7:30, 10:10. Walt Dliney'i "BAMBI" (Color).

6:20. 9:00. pCCCIJT Woodward at Blvrl. TB 1-6464 riLULni Open 11:45 a.m. open all nluht to 6:00 am.

Rita Hayworth. Robert Mitchum. "FIRE DOWN BELOW" (Color). "GARMENT JUNGLE." Lee Cobb. ROBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES.

CV 565 1 W. Fort near Janctlon VI 2-7928 Open 5:45 si. open all nluht to 6:00 a.m. Free Parkinu! 3 Features! Jon Hall, "BRAVE WARRIOR." "LAST MAN TO HANG. Tom Conway.

"BAD SEED," Nancy Kelly. Dill Tfl OraOot-ML Elliott WA 2-1202 nnt.iv I a mm Citwarf l.rfl. murpny, "night PASBt'' (CinemaSeope and Color). "GARMENT JUNGLE," Lea J. Cobb.

Din W. Verm it Central Pk. Free VI 1-S900 JIlV r.m a Ult Mmptlun liAn.M. I. 11..

Greatest, "PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL." 725, 1110. Tonv Perkins. Jack Paianee, "THE LONELY MAN," 6:00, 9:45. RIVIERA" Baslll Robinson Fleht Pictures Yoa Decide Who Won RIVIERA Sea And Near THE PLATTERS It "BOCK ALL NIGHT" RIVIERA" Crazy Speed Crazy Bow Crazy In "DRA6STRIP CIRL'' RIVlFRl KverJoy Boad TE 4-4622 in I 11.1111 i jr. rrw DRAGSTRIP CIRt 7-S3 lri.

nr.ai ALL NIGHT." 627. 9:09. Basil lo-Roblnson Flcht Pictures 7 28. 10:10. RIVni I Cadillac at East Forest A 1-4626 iiifVkn Tonlfht Open Friday wltk CHA CHA CHA BOOM BUSTER KEATON STORY" "HOT SHOTS" ROXY- Better Than Rlnnslde! Errra! IOBINSON-BASILIO FIGHT PICTURES Sea 15 Rounds erf Action Thrills ROXY' Woodward near Temple TE 1-4 2 7 Ooen 24 Hours.

Exclusive. Soekln'. rnckln'. DOUBLE ACTION SHOW. Car Crazy, Speed Crazy.

Boy Crazy. "DRAGSTRIP GIRL." Se and Hear THE PLATTERS AND THE BLOCKBUSTERS In "ROCK ALL NIGHT." Extra ROBINSON-BASILi Fight Pletires JUBILEE ROYAL" AVA GARDNER STEWART GRANGER "THE LITTLE HUT" (Color ROYAL" "TWELVE ANGRY EM" HENRY FONDA. LEE J. COBB RflYAI 1 Mile-Meyers Park free LN 4-8800 uwmi. (G DMf, 0pen 5:45 Sh start, 6 l.u.

Park Free. "THE LITTLE HUT" (Color), Ava Gardner. Stewart Granger. 60. 9:15.

"TWElVe. ANGRY MEN." Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, 7 JO, 10:40. ROYAL OAK" 'alt Disney's BAMBI" In Color ROYAL OAK" Walt Disney's 'MAN IN SPACE" In Color ROYAL OAK" John Payne Karen Steele "BAIL OUT AT 43.000" RflYAI flAk'u 1-2812 nUIALUHIN (G 6.30. Park Free.

Waif Dlsney't "BAMBI" (Color), 7:00, 10:23. John Payne. Karen Steele, "BAIL OUT AT 43.000," 8:50 only. Walt Disney's "MAN IN SPACE" (Color) 8:20 only. QUI Mile and Ryan Pk.

Fre 7-1 600 nlAll (6 6:30. Rita Hayworm, Robert Mitchum, "FIRE OOWN BELOW" 1 Colon. "THE GARMENT JUNGLE." Lee I. Cob. CrUITC Michigan near Lhernoii TA 5-0462 OLnAIL.

c. ac .11 ctew. art. Audle Murphy. NIGHT PASSAGE." "THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL," M.

Monroe. OCUil I Grand River-Wabash TE 2-ao7 OCTILLC 0fe, 5:45 nim 6 a.m. 3 Features. Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner, "THE KILLERS." "DESPERATE HOURS, Humphrey Bngart. "FORT TI," G.

Montgomery. SHAFER-GARDEN CITY" lord-Middie Belt GA 1-0210 iti.) Closed Tonight. Rpen Friday. 5:45 wttb "NIGHT FASbSbt ana "KtllLtb ON DLU and MacDONALD'S FARM." onunLo 6J0 All Cinemascope. "TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR." Debbie Reynolds, Walter Irennan.

"JOE. BUTTERFLY," Audi Murphy. Gec-rue Nader. 6 MILE-UPTOWN" Vs'stard-i Ux TO 0-0400 (G.J.) Open Early 5 JO p.m. Walt Disney's "BAMBI" (Color).

5.40, 8:20, 11 p.m. "BAIL OUT AT 43.000," John Payne. Karen Steele, Paul Kelly, 7:03, 9:30. ta. TA 1-2 10U pen 5:45.

Paved Free Parkinp. John Carradme, "HALF 44UMAN, 6:00. 824. 10:40. "MONSTER FROM GREEN HELL," Jim Davis, Barbara Turner, 7:14, 9:23.

CTD I jn Grand Biter at 14th TY 6-1008 OlflAnU (6 Harnv, roe. Lawrence Olivier, "PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL" (Colon. 6 JO. 10.11. Jack Palance, Anthony Perkins "THE LONELY MAN." 8:45 Only.

STRATFORD-ts5iVVeVp Vernor TA 5-4220 Open 6J3 p.m. "PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL" (Tech.) Marilvn Monroe. Laurence Olivier. "LONELY MAN." Jack Palance, Anthony Perkins. STUDIO" ADULTS ONLY ADULTS ONLY-ADULTS ONLY see below CTinn Uternoia at Davison VTE 3-3U00 Open 6 JO.

Detroit Premiere. Gain, far beyond love or mere lust. "PASSIONATE SUMMER." 7:20. 9:20. A drama of loneliness and desire.

"A Heterosexual explosion" Time mag. Adults only! Extra! "PANTOMIMES, CIIRC 13135 EenkeU nr. Meyeie BH 3-es66 ounr Open 6:45. Ample Free Pvklni. Coffee Served "On The House." Held-Over: Detroit Premelre! A Crazy, Incredible, Uproarious Romp! Alastalr Sim In "THE GREEN The Fun Starts Nightly at 7:00.

8:30, 10 :00 TEMPLE ART CINEMA. VoVn Open 6:45. Molra Shearer. Antan WallhTMk In "THE RED SHOES" Technicolor at 8:30 only. Also, Alfred Hitchcock Greatest Suspense Classic.

"39 STEPS" with Robert Donat, Madellaine Carroll at 7:10, 10:40. Starts Sun. First showing of an Oriental Shocker, "THE IMPOSTER." tn 6 a.m. 3 Feaipres, Btbert Mitchum. "ONE MINUTE TO "LISBON." Maureen 0 Hara.

"CAVALRY SCOUT," Rod Cameron. iuiitn (G 0ptll 6:45 FrM "FIRE OOWN BELOW. Rita Havworth, Robert Mitchum, 7:00, 10:40. "GARMENT Lee J. Cobb.

9:12 Only. TppJTfU Parklren OB6-3939 inLHIUtl Open 6:15. Starts 6:30. James Stewart, Audle Mnrpny. "NIGHT PASSAGE" (Colnr).

"THE GREAT MAN," Jose Ferrer, Julie London. 1 1 fl fl HamillOD-luiriip 10 S-27a6 lUALUU clMrt sta-tlnn Friday "ISLAND IN THE SUN" with James Mason. and "SOMETHING OF VALUE," Rock Hudson. IIPTflWrsI Mack Chalmer TO 2-Utiso UriUllfl (S 0p(n 6A0 pjfk Free. "NIGHT PASSAGE" (Color), James Stewart, Audio Murphy.

7:10. 10:25. "KETTLES ON MacDONALD FARM." Mar), rle Main. 9:05. 1 DCITV Livernois-McN'icbola LN 2-4252 cmii.ii i (Gj 6:45.

James Stewart, Audio Murphy in "NIGHT PASSAGE" (Cinema Scope. Technicolor), at 7:00, 1025. Plus Jose Ferrer. Dean Jaguar in "THE GREAT MAN," at 8:53 Only. nfillC Barper at Harvard TC 2-2022 lUUUl.

IC. -43 Inp. Rita Havworth. Robert Mitchum In "FIReI uuwnj etLUW" (Cinemascope. Technicolor) at 8:38 Only! Plat "THE GARMENT JUNGLE" with Lee J.

Cobb. Richard Boone at 7:00, 10:29. WARRFN Hirren rjear Soutbfieid Lli 2-3116 fiHaiitu (6 0oe 6:30 FrM Jerry Lewis and Martha Hyer In "DELICATE DELINQUENT." 7:00, 1020. Donna Reed and Cornel Wilde In BEYOND MOMBASA," 836. WASHINGTON" John Wayne In "SANDS OF IWt JIM siso "BANDIT OF SHERWOOD FOREST" Payne.

John Aoar, "SANDS OF IWO Jl BANDIT Ut SHtKWOOD FOREST, Cornel Wilde. "FIRE DOWN BELOW" (Coli Robert Mitchum, 7:00. 1C FerjielJ WTS3-JJ11 6-40 Park Free. UitrhxiH -nn io in I'lUDUtuV JUNGLE." Lee J. Cobb.

9:12 Only. WHITTIFR E- Jeft- GraDd Blvd. 7-270 IG.J.) Open 5:45 m. Rory rlhna Co r.Mnlna. 111 1 I 1 1 William' Elliott, Claudia Barrett, "CHAIN OF EVIDENCE." HUUUs) (6J.) 0pfn 5.J5 Kaw Free Parking.

Walt Disney "BAMBI" (Technicolor) at 623. 9:13 Plus John Payne, Karen Steele In "BAIL OUT AT 43.000" at 7 32. 1022. WORLD" ADULTS ONLY ADULTS ONLY-ADULTS ONLY see below WORLD E. Columbia at W'dward WO 1-854 Ooen 6:30.

Detroit Prem ere. Golnp far kevond love or mere lust. "PASSIONATE SUMMER." 7:20. 920. A drama nf Loneliness and desire.

"A Heterosexual explosion" Time Mad. Adults only! Extra! "PANTOMIMES. WYANDOTTE" Walt Dlsney't "BAMBI" "BAIL OUT AT 43 000" Below For Pennine; Times) (Si UVAkinnTTC Prk Tree) AV 6-1413 fl I MI1UU I I L. (G.j.) fliua in mm Walt Disnev't "BAMBI" (Cnfncl 5 40 80. 110.

"BAIL OUT AT 43 000." JoRr Payne, Kaei Steele, 9:40, flCYTPR 11614 Dtiler TO 8-01S5 UtAltn (Q 6:45. "PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL." lts Marilyn Monroa, Laurenee Olivier. "INTERRUPTED MELODY, with Glenn Ford, Eleanor Parker. DRIVE-IN ALGIERS-01," Wsyn, Ba. (G.J.) Ooeii 6:30 Children Fret Van Johnson.

George Murphy John Hodiak. Rleardo Montalban In The Greatest Motion Picture Ever Mall, "BATTLEGROUND" Cornel Wilde. Donna Reed "BEYOND MOMBASA" (In Color) nnitc ill DCI 1ID 8-Miia Road near uniit-in BtL-Miii ro (S-1551 (G Walt Disney's Technicolor Feature. "BAM Bl" John Payne, Karen Steele "BAIL OUT AT 43.000" Open 6:30. Shew Starts at 70.

Children Free. nDlUC III Dl IIC ClYV Pontile. Mich. () I L'ln ULUL I Ondyks at We! ton Bd. Pbont 4-4611 STARTS FRIDAY "GIANT" And THE STEEL JUNGLE" DRIVE-IN DEARBORN" "BAK.B1" "MAN WITHOUT A STAR" DRIVE-IN DEARBORN-; ALL TECHNICOLOR (G.J.) Walt Disney's Greatest Croatian "BAMBI" Four Great Stars let a Gigantic Western Action Thrills Raw Coeraoe Ktrk Douqlas.

Jeanne Crain Richard Boone, Claire Trevor MAN WITHOUT A STAR" Open 6 JO Children Free PLAYGROUND DRIVE-IN EAST SIDE" -Barper at Mile TU J-060J (G Jerry Lewis. Martha Hyer "THE DELICATE DELINQUENT" Barry Sullivan. Mona Freeman "DRAGOON WELLS MASSACRE" (Color) Open 6:00. Show Starts at Dusk Children Free FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND DRIVE-IN (ECORSERD.) DU 1-8301 Open 6:30 p.m. Jiaat West of Allen Park on M-17 Alan Ladd, Edward G.

Robinson 'HELL ON FRISCO BAY" Cinemascope. Color Rery Calhoun, Susan Curanlnns UTAH BLAINE" DRIVE-IN FORD-WYOMING-1' TI 6-6i0 (G.J.) OPEN 6:30 "THE GREAT MAN" Jose Ferrer. Julie London. Dean agger CINEMASCOPE COLOR "CAROUSEL" Gordon MacRae. Shirley Jonee Children Free Playground Train Rldet DRIVE-IN F0RT-6E0RGE'1 fort SL Mile 8outn of Eureka AV 2-1211 (G.J.) Walt Disney's Technicolor Feature "BAMBI" John Payne, Karen Steele "BAIL OUT AT 43,000" Box Office Opens 6:00.

Children Free FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND DRIVE-IN GRAND RIVER" Grand Biter bet. 8-9 Mile KE 4-7530 (G Jerry Lewis. Martha Hyer "THE DELIC.Alt DELINQUENT-1 Cornel Wilde. Donna Reed "BEYOND MOMBASA" (Color) Open 30 Show Starts 7:00 Children FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND Free DRIYE-IN GRATIOTtcottl-r (G.J.) Jerry Lewis. Martha Hyer "THE DELICATE DELINQUENT Cornel Wilde.

Donna Reed "BEYOND (Color) 6:30 Show Stans 7:00 Children FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND Open Free DRIVE-IN HOLIDAY" 3 FEATURES 3 Car Craiy Speed Crazy Thrill Crar "DRAGSTRIP 1 RL" DRIYE-IN HOLIDAY" FEATURES 3 See the Fiend with Death Ray Eyes I See Creoplna Terror From Outer Space! 1 "THE BEAST WITH A MILLION EYES" DRIYE-IN HOLIDAY" FEATURES 3 A Rock n' Roll Terror Thrill Hitting Hard All The Way "ROCK ALL NIGHT" DRIYE-IN OB 6-S134 3 FEATURES 3 "DRAGSTRIP GIRL" "BEAST WITH A MILLION EYES" "ROCK ALL NIGHT" DRIVE-IN JOLLY of Telegraph 10 5-4286 (G.J.) Walt Disney's Technicolor Feature "BAMBI" John Payne. Karen Steele "BAIL OUT AT 43.000" Box Office Opens 6:00 Children Free) FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND DRIVE-IN UKES- TL CLOSED TONIGHT. OPEN TOMORROW NIGHT Clark Gable, "BAND OF ANGELS" Plus "HELL ON DEVILS ISLAND" DRIVE-IN MICHIGAN" SATURDAY ONE DJiY ONLY TWO OUTSTANDING TICTUREI "UNTAMED YOUTH" "BRIDGES AT TOKO-BI" DRIVE-IN MICHIGAN- -Dii-Toledo Bwy. 8. 25 at Eureka AV 1-3430 (G.J.) ALL TECHNICOLOR PROGRAM! Burt Lancaster.

Gilbert Roland 'TEN TALL MEN" Stewart Granger. Grace Kelly "GREEN FIRE" (ox Office Opens 60 Children Free) FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUNQ DRIVE-IN MT.CLEMENS-rr- ALL TCHNICOLOR (G.J.) Walt Disney's Greatest Creation "BAMBI" Richard Wldmark. Felicia Farr 'LAST WAGON" (ClnemaScopa) Open 6:30 Children Free (G.J.) Walt Disney's Technicolor Feature "BAMRI" John Payne. Karen Steele "BAIL OUT AT 43.000" Open 6:30. Show Starts at Dusk.

Children Free FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND DRIVE-IN Pontile. Mich. fed. 500. Dixie Hlcbwey U.S.

101 One block north of Telestrapta Boad FIRST PONTIAC SHOWING! Sal Mineo In "THE YOUNG DON'T CRY" with J. Carroll Nalsb and James Whitman, pies The Story of Toaay's Get-Last Seneratlon "NO TIME TO BE YOUNG." with Robert Vaughn and Merry Anders. DRIVE-IN TOWN-trm (G.J.) Walt Disney's Technicolor Ftaiire BAMBI" John Payne Karen Steele "BAIL OUT AT 43.000" Open 6 30. Show start; at 7:00. Chlldern Free FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND DRIYE-IN TROY" Maple Kd.

115 ML ka. 4 Stenhewoa Bwr. MD R-1903 Walt Disnev't Terhnlceiar Fee tare "BAMBI" John Pene, Karen tteela "RAIL PUT 43.000 Reen 6 Tirkr.h Milr.B Fpm (S.J.) i FREE KIDDiELAND MECHANICAL RIDES Death Notices I BARKER Gertrude. Oct. 1, beloved wife of James E-, of 1523 Alter dear mother of Mrs.

Paul Deisingrer I Alice), of Sherman Oaks. Mrs. Edsrin Salkowski I Doris) and the late James 12 grandchildren: two rreat-srrand-r'hildren; sister of Mrs. Catherine Preece. Funeral from the J.

A. De San tie Funeral Home. Chalmers Ave. at Charlevoix. Friday at 10.

Ambrose at 10:30 a m. Rosary Thursday at 8 p.m. Member of the St. Ambrose Altar Society. 3rd Order and the League of Catholic Women.

CARLSON Charles. CX-t. 1. 1957. Life member 45 years International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of North America Brundaie Funeral Home.

1013 Eaeley. Detroit. Mich. CONNORS William P. Oct.

1. father of William and Edward. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Maclt at Outer DriTe Friday at 3:15 and to St. Oertrude Church.

St. Clair Shores, at 10. COOPER Harry Gabe. beloved husband of Kellie. dear brother ef Mrs.

Margaret Keirns. Oscar. Mrs. Edith Patten. Leslie and Mrs.

Ehzabe'h Burton. At A. H. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot, until 10 t.m.

Wednesday. Interment Portsmouth. Ohio. CRCMBACK Richard Sent. 2f.

suddenly, of 22428 Nona, dear son of Taylor and Leona: brother of S'lranne and Barbara: rrandson of Mr. and Mrt. Fred Durham: netib-ew of Dr. Everett Durham. At Ouerfeld Funeral Home.

1200 Oak-wood Nr. Michigan. Dearborn. Services Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. OeVTTIS I.

Oct. 2. 1PS7. sister of Mrs. Joseohme Lever, cousin of Mrs.

Grettabell Combs. Rosary at ChaDel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 397S Cass Ave. Thursday eveninr.

Reouiem mass at St. Benedict Roman Catholic Church. Hirhland Park. Fndav at 10 a.m. Interment at Hillsdale.

Mich. HCPRET Murray of 1243 Hardinir: beloved husband of Patricia E. lovinr father of Mrs. fPatrieia Ann) Kalil. Dr.

William John Bradv Durnev and Mrs Joseph (Mollv) Osborne: dear brother of Mrs Francis I Blanche) Lanfrlois. of Boston. and Mrs. John E. (Marraret) Clifford: also survived bv seven rrandchil-dren.

Funeral from rohertV Funeral Home, 10612 Jefferson, nr. Hardin. Friday mominsr. 945. to St.

Rose Church at. 10. Rosary Thursday evening at 8 Deceased was a member of the Holv Name Society and St. Dose Usher's Club. Burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

DrBRT Oct 1. Alice, beloved wife nf Ernest dear mo'her of Mrs. Mantaret Moreland: three grandchildren; sister of Olive and Grace Bejiis. Services from (Fenkell Chapel) of Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home.

15R00 Fenkell (corner Ferrer). Friday. 2 p.m. In lien of flowers, contributions 1o Michigan Heart Fund will be appreciated. DTDGEON William Oct.

1. 1957. husband of Lillian Dndeon: fr.ther of Mrs. Harold S. Voeeehn.

of Pasadena. and Mrs Kenneth R. Hannah, of Birmingham. brother of Wesley Dudgeon, of East Tawas. also survived by three grandchildren.

Funeral service at chanel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Friday at 2:30 p.m. FREEMAN William of 21 2 Anderdon. Dear friend of Mrs.

Matilda Schleicher. Dear brother of Ethel Martin and Mareie May Howitt. Funeral from the van Lerberrhe Funeral Home. 13340 East Warren corner Lake-new. Thursday afternoon at 2.

Interment. Forest Lawn. CAGE Gordon of 12fi95 Sussex, husband of Cora. Services st Schmalrriedt Sons Funeral Home, 16625 Grand River. Thursday at 1 pm.

GARTNER Elisabeth. Oct. 1. ff 2544 Aline. Inkster.

Motber of Daniel Gartner. Mrs. Jean Wilson and Rev. Allen Gartner. Sister of Caroline Daniel.

Friends mav call at The Lents Funeral Home. Wayre. Mich. Tn state Fridav St. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church, of Garden City, from 1 m.

until time of service at 2 p.m. GOODMAN Alan of 3443 Edison, beloved husband of Margaret: brother of Harold. Phillip. Louis and Dr. Maxwell Services Friday.

3-30 am at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. 9419 Dexter. GROPTTN Clara wife of the. late Otto: dear mother of Gilbert W. and Thomas grandmother of Gilbert.

Susan. Patricia. Kathv Anne and Nancy; sister of Mrs. Rnlda Gitschlajr. Funeral Thu-s- day.

2 p.m.. at A H. Peters Funeral Home. 20705 Mack Ave st Vernier Road (8 Mile). Grosse Pointe Woods.

HECLO Paul. Dear father of Mrs. Dois Perrv: dear brother of John of Zanesviile. Michael of Fern-riale. Henrv (in service).

Mrs. Helen Fisher and Mrs. Ann RoMta of Sharon. Pa Service. Perrv Funeral Home.

5045 Trumbull. Thursday. 2:30 p.m. H1NZ Ann of 37315 Woodland New Baltimore. beloved wife of Hubert Dear sister of Mrs Theresa Mver.

Joseph Ror-ers. Mrs. Eleanor Hoydie. Henry and Frank Roocki. Funeral from the Van Lerbcrghe Funeral Home.

13340 East Warren corner Lake-view. Thursday mormnr at and St. Marraret-Mary Church st 9. Rosarv Wednesday evening: at 8:30. Interment.

Mt. Olivet. HTETTER Joseph Oct 2. of 4S01 Devonshire husband of Gladvs. father of Robert.

Joseph J. and Richard brother of Leo Theresa. Sister Catherine I M. and Anrhonv. Grandfather of Richard.

Funeral from the Vrhvden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack st Outer Dr Saturday at 9:30 and to St. Paul's Church (Grosse Pointe) at 10 ISRAEL Henrietta, of 13641 Dexter 2. Mother of Jack. David.

Theodore. Sidney. Mrs Rose ZamVr. Mrs Florence Aran: sister of Mrs. Sophie Goldberg- and Zell Goldsmith- nine grandchildren 17 great-grandchildren.

Services Friday. 11 at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. Interment Machpelach. Brewery Dispute Comes to a Head MILWAUKEE fr The Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co. said Wednesday 2,200 production employes left work after a dispute over elimination of a job.

The disputed job involved a "button man" whose duty It was to push a button to start and stop a conveyor line bringr-inir empty cans into the bottling and packaging plant. MEMOS has asked the City attorney in seeking revenue from the needs only approval of the Michigan Municipal Finance Commission. Obituaries WILLIAM C. DUDGEON President of the advertising agency of Dudgeon, Taylor Paul, Mr. Dudgeon, 70, of 8616 Nadine.

Huntington Woods, died Tuesday in Harper Hospital. A native of Saginaw, he was graduated from the University of Mich igan Literary 1 lege in 1911 a nd received his law degree there in 1914. After two years of law practice in Grand Rapids, he came to Detroit as a copywriter on the Dudgeon Chevrolet account for Camp bell-Ewald Co. He founded his own agency in 1946 and headed it until his death. Surviving are his wife, Lil lian; a brother, Wesley two daughters, Mrs.

Harold Voeeelin and Mrs. Kenneth R. Hannah, and three grandchildren. Services will be at 2:30 p.m Friday in the William R. Ham ilton 3975 Cass.

Burial will be in White Chapel Cemetery. MISS CLARA DeVITIS For 25 years secretary and admin istrative assistant to retired Probate Judge Patrick H. O'Brien." Miss DeVitis died Wednesday after a long illness. She was 74 and lived at 225 Covington. A sister, Mrs.

Josephine Lever, survives. Services will be at St. Bene diet, John and Church, High, land Park, Friday at 10 a.m. with burial in Lakeview Ceme. tery at Hillsdale.

Rosary will he Thursday at 8 D.m. in the Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass. M.

TACHAR Services for Mr. a char, founder and owner of the Dearborn Artificial Limb Manufacturing will be at 8:15 a.m. Friday in the R. G. and G.

R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W. McNich-ols, and 9 a.m. in St. Stephen Greek Catholic Church, 4141 Lawrence.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Born in Hungary, Mr. Tachar, 64, of 6428 Argyle, Dearborn, died Tuesday. He was a Dear born resident 35 years. An expert tool and die maker.

Mr. Tacher held two patents for artificial ankle and knee joints. Survivme are his wife, Ann; four daughters, Mrs. Mary Bie-niek. Mrs.

Helen Keminski, Mrs. Anna Strieker and Mrs. Irene Kekes; three sons, John Joseph and Thomas, and 15 grandchildren. JOSEPH J. ZIMMER -A foreman of electrical construction at the Dodge Main plant of Chrysler Mr.

Zirnmer, Lof 14320 Mark Twain, died Wednesday in ML Carmel Mer cy Hospital. He was 73. Born in Missouri, Mr. Zini' rher had lived in Detroit 52 years. He worked for Chrysler the last 27 years.

He is survived by his wife. Lillian, and a brother. Services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday in R. G.

and G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W. McNichols. Burial will be in Bonne Terre, Mo.

i i.ULinaw mm i ujuun The Warren City Council to join with Madison Heights Hazel Park race Park race track. The Madison Heights City Council had ordered City Attorney Harry Young to draft state legisl-tion to give some betting revenue to cities bordering those with race tracks. Hazel Tark has refused several times a Madison Heights request for a share, of the 500.J00 the former each year from Its track. The Warren council contends with Madison Heights, that heavy traffic to the track requires extra police for traffic control. Warren has barricaded some streets, made others one way to handle the crowds and received citizen complaints.

Downspout Law Repeal Sought Lathrup Village Council-men will get petitions Oct. 7 for an election on repealing a controversial downspout law. The petitions have 240 signatures, enough to force a vote. But the Council could refuse to schedule it on the grounds that repeal would conflict with a court order that Lathrup Village end pollution of the River Rouge. An estimated 200 homeowners are violating the law designed to reduce the flow of storm water Into an overloaded sewer system.

The city ordered disconnection of downspouts a year ago but did not enforce the law until recent weeks. Tickets are now being issued in a crackdown ordered by the Council. Candy Girard Tells Court of GI Husband MAEBASHI, Japan (tfi William S. Girard was described in his Japanese own words Thursday as a playful, short-tempered and formerly heavy-drinking soldier with whom she started living IS months before their marriage. Girard is on trial on manslaughter charges for the Jan.

30 'firing range shooting of a Japanese woman. HE LISTENED with a worried look as Japanese government prosecutors read odt in court a statement by Mrs. Haru (Candy) Girard. It was taken Feb. 26, four months before their wedding.

The statement was read as Girard's trial went into its fourth session. Girad's lawyers, who have ordered Candy to stay away from the trial, and presiding Judge Yuzo Kawachi agreed to the unexpected introduction of Candy's statement. Candy said Girard "is very friendly with Japanese and regrets the accident very much. I think it was a mistake.".