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Used Cars for Salt 200 i Used Cars for Sals 200 Used Cars for Sal. 200 DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday, Oct. 6, 'B7 IV9 Obituaries i j(X i 1 Arthur Rowe is still on the job And Whatever Happened to-Art Rowe, 74? BY MARY-LEWIS FLETCHER Free Preaa Special Writer Early in 1954 the Clawson City Council voted to suspend its retirement rules to let Arthur Rowe stay on his job with the Department of Public Works. "Mr. Rowe just had to be kept," declared City Manager Robert O.

Wright "He's such a good, faithful worker that it would be hard to get along without him." ROWE HAD REACHED the age of 70, an age when most men are content to take it easy instead of leaping up on DPW trucks to help collect garbage and rubbish, or grabbing a spade to help clear clogged sewers, or trotting around town reading water meters. Not Rowe, though. He wasn't ready to quit. As a matter of fact, he kept discreetly quiet when his 70th birthday rolled around on Nov. 17, 1953, sort of hoping no one would notice it.

And he remained quiet until the City Council voted to suspend the rules. Then he went back to his chores with the old "enthusiasm. NOW THAT HIS 74TII birthday is creeping up on him, 200 LINCOLN 1954 CAPRI HARDTOP One owner, low niileaee. rarare beauty. Bir power, radio, healer and whitewalls.

ONLT $1,499 Hurry on thi on Bank Rates 30-DAY WARRANTY BILL BROWN AUTO SUPERMARKET 20740 FENKELL KB 1H894 LINCOLN 1957 hardtop. lufi power, low milare. Will take car in tnde. S3.350. GS 4-7533.

28265 Greenwiliow, Farmington. MERCCRY. 1857 Mon tela ir hard loo aedan R. H. Meneo power trr.

and brakes tint rlass. 2-tone. w-w tires. Save hnndreda on this fine low mileare officials or. Youra lor only $2,695.

WE 3-5815. Russ Dawson AMERICA'S A-l FORD DEALER LIVERXOIS AT GRAND HIYER MERCCRY '64 2-tone Monterey, radio and heater. Mercomntie. Power steerinir and brakea. Very clean.

Full price S995. HI DAWSON 19750 UVERNOIS MERCCRY 1963 Hardtop Radio, heater. Mercomatie. S135 or your old car down. OSE-YEAR GUARANTEE JOHNS BROS.

Detroit'i OMeat Ford Dealer 7810 GRATIOT WA 1-420 MERC Buyers Attention Own 1957 Oldsmobile with no fixed down payment because your credit is eood Take 3 years to pay. Only at Deeb Oldsmobile. 24717 Gratiot. 3 blks. 9.

of 10 Mi.TPR 9-0200. MERCCRY 1955. Custom 2-Door. Merc-o-maUc. r.

and white walls. Exf-ellont condition. $1,150. DI 1-3953. MERCCRY 1935 9 PASSENGER WAGON Radio and heater.

Merc-cmatie. power equipped, whltewall tires. This is a whale of a banrain for such a wanted model. Youra for only $1,495. WE 3-5815.

Russ Dawson AMERICAS A-l FORD DEALER LIVERXOIS AT GRAND RIVER MERCCRY 1957 2-Door The mar-nificent big; M. styled tn the modern made. This particularly fine car may be yours for only $2,089.17. and. only $129.17 down.

Stark Rickey fHTCKEYVTLLEt SELLrVG t'ORDS FOR 37 YEARS MICH'S LARGEST DEALER TY 7-7214 MERCURY STOCK CLEARANCE 110 cars to he sold MONDAY. '51s to '57 models. All makes. Dealer. Gd.

River at Schaefer. BR 3-0248. MERCCRY '57 DEMONSTRATORS EVANS MOTOR SALES 4680 W. Jefferson, near Southfield Mf'NTCLAIR '55 Mere-O-Matic. 2 h.t..

p. and stnr r. multilube elec. w. washer, new w.w.t..

carpeta. $1.650. KE 1-2173. NASH RAMBLER HEADQUARTERS $195 AND DP SOME WITH NO DN. PAYMENT BOB'S NASH 20063 LI VERNOI3 UN 4-96S5 NASH.

1953 Ambassador Hardton Beautiful red and black. Loaded with extras, including dual ranre. Hydramatic. Sale Price SS95. Old car down.

$27 per month. AVIS FORD. Grand River at Schaefer. PR 3 0248 Nash 1,695 4-Dr Hard Too Radio, heater, white wall tires, tinted class. Yea.

full price. S1.695. GLENN WALKER, INC. 13333 E. Warren VA 2-0205 NASH 1952 4-door Ambassador.

Hunter note! Seats make up Into beds. Clean new brakes aood rubber. Make oifer. Owner. Midwest 4-7332 NASH RAMBLER.

'61 HARDTOP Radio and heater. For the economy minded. T10 down. S6 weekly on balance. Bnnir car to your home day or nirht.

Call TW 1-0602. Ask for Howard Little. OLDSMOBILE. 1956. 2-Dr.

2-tone. w.w. tires. If you want value, style and performance don't miss this bargain. WE 3-5815.

Russ Dawson LTVERNOJS AT GRAND RIVER AMERICA'S A-l FORD DEALER OLDSMOBILE 1956 Must sacrifice SI. 995 full price, will arranee easy terms. CADILLAC FACTORY BRANCH GRATIOT AT 8 MILE. PR 1-3100. Open evenings OLDS '55 2-Dr.

A beauty. Radio, heater, whites. 51.395. STEINER FORD TO 2-4454 OLDS 1951 Super "88" 2-Door Immaculate tutone reen. 30.000 miles.

Radio, heater and white wall tires. Hydramatic. Runs like new $395. $5 down. S5 week.

AVIS FORD. Grand River st Schaefer. BR 3-0248. OLDS 64 Holiday "98" full power, clean. $1,285.

Urban. 12850 W. Chicago OLDSMoBILE 1957 Hard Too A beautiful 2-tone blue super 88 that is fully eauipped. This rem is a Cadillac trade-in that can be bourht for a fraction of its original eric. Yea.

this must be sacrificed. CADILLAC! FACTORY BRANCH GRATIOT AT 8 MILE IiR 1-3100 OPEN EVENINGS '57 PLYMOUTH LUXURY UNER SEDAN $139 DOWN PAY ONLY 12 19 PER WEEK INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES LICENSE AND TAX (Optional Equip. Extra) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR TRADE-INS TAYLORS' toDat-nruouTH tt auks' 1971 1 LIYERNOIS BETWEEN 7 end MILE ROADS DI 1-T500 OPEN TIL 10 P.M. THIS IS AT Used Cars for Sale PLYM. 1957 Door.

Thia is like new. Fully enumned. New car warranty. Full nee: $1,847 SNETHKAMPS 77 GRATIOT PLYMOUTH, 1956 V-8 CONVERTIBLE JUST $1,495 Belvedere, with radio and heater, white wall tires. 2 tone, push button transmission, beautiful inside ana out SNETHKAMPS 7711 GRATIOT PLYMOUTH, 1955 CONVERTIBLE V-8 Automatic Transmission Radio and Heater $1,095 PETZOLD Chrysler-Plymouth 115S0 GRATIOT VE 9-5705 PLY.

'55 sedan. Like brand new. Good rubber. Clean throughout. Radio, heater.

Your Old Car Down. SJZ9.50 a Mo, Tea) 7650 Gratiot. WA 1-2480 PLYM. Buyers Attention Own a 19d7 Oldsmobile with no fixed down payment because your credit is eood. Take 3 rears to nay Only at Deeb Oldsmobile.

24717 Gratiot. 3 bins, a. ot 10 mil a-uaw). PLYMOUTH '56 Belvedere 4-Dr. V-8.

auto. R. and a -orreons black car with white ton and snort tone. mati'hinc interior. white idewall tires, immaculate inside and out.

S1.687 Northwest DODGE-PLYMOUTH 20735 GD. RIVER KE 3-7504 NR. 6 MILE PLYMOUTH '67. All models fioor display can. Bi savtnea.

Cats Motor Sales. 5800 Caes. PLYMOUTH STOCK CLEARANCE nu cars 10 oe soin au.mjai. ois to "37 models. All maks.

Dealer. Od. River at Schaefer. BR 3-024 S. PLYMOUTH '56.

Fully equipped, like new. $1,295. any old car down. CHARLEY ELLERBROCK 2490O Mound at 10 Mi. SL 8-5633 PLYMOUTH FINAL CLEARANCE SALE! PLYMOUTH '57 fi-PASS 4-DR SEDANS HEATER WINDSHIELD WASHERS.

DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS. ALL, TAXES AND LICENSE. JJELJVKKEU $1,839 $299 Mthly. FARMINGTON Plymouth Dealer 33224 GD. RIVER KE B-15fO PLYMOUTH '55 4-Dr.

R. H. powerllite. 2 tone clean. S795.

GARVIN MOTOR SALES 222 E. Vernor at John WO 1 -0540 PLYMOUTH 1956 2-Door Beauti ful let black with ivory top. Radio ntA hntr Verv Ins mile Sale price $1,095. Old car down. $39 Spr month.

AVIS EORD Grand iver at Schaefer. BR 3-0248. PONTIAC 1956 STARCH IEP CUST. CATALINA 4-DOOR HARDTOP Radio and heater. hvdromatic white wall tires.

Continental wheel. lull leather interior. And only $1,750 FISHER PONTIAC 12740 GRATIOT LA 1-9913 PONTIAC 195S Hardtop A pic ture of class, snd a pleasure in performance. The Drice is within everyone's reach at only $119 27 down. Stark Hickey W.

Warren at Livernois HICKEY VILLE) SELLING FORDS FOR 37 YEARS MICH. LAKUfcST DEALER. W. Warren at Livernois TY 7-7214 iPONTIAC '57 custom Catalina coupe Radio heater, hvdromatic. w.

wall Urea $2 095. Bir allowances on vonr car. bank rates Buchanan Pontiac Inc. 33215 Grand River Farmimton PONTIAC '56 HardtoD Coune Hvdramatic. radio, heater 2-tone witn w.

wail tires, snarp. oaiy $1,595. BUICK RETAIL 6161 WOODWARD PONTIAC 1951. 2-Dr. Beautiful lie-ht blue, radio and heater A-l condition thruout.

$295 full price, no money down. S4 20 per wk. Jack. Dealer. JE 9-6668.

PONTIAC '55 Catalina R. and excellent cond. 11.187. Northwest DODGE-PLYMOUTH 20735 GD. RIVER KE 2-7504 NR.

6 MILB PONTIAC '53 Sedan Radio, heater, solid ivory original finish. This is a one owner low mileatre car. Rtfns and looks excellent. Only $195. no dn.

ravmt. Ak for Stock JJSS15A. DON McCULLAGH 16700 HARPER TU 1-7600 PONTTAC 1952 Catalina Hardtop. Radio, heater and hydramatic. $299 NO MONEY DOWN GRAND RIVER CHEVROLET 6411 W.

WARREN TY 8-2717 PONTIAC deals are best at Royal Pontiae, Call Lincoln 7-6i00. PONT. Buyers Attention Own a 1957 Oldsmobile with no fixed down payment because your credit is irood Take 3 years to pay Only at Deeb Oldsmobile. 24717 Gratiot. 3 blkg S.

of 10 Mi. PR 9-0200. PONTIAC A wide selection of brand new demos. at year's lowest prices. EDDIE'S PONTIAC SSll T.

JEFFERSON AVE. PONTIAC 1957 final clearance at discounts no to $900 Buchanan Pontiac 33215 Grand River. Farming-ton. PONTIAC BUYERS SEE DTCK HAICH 6850 MICHIGAN PONTIAC 1955 STARCHIEF CUSTOM HARDTOP Turquoise and ivory with full leather matching interior. Radio and heater.

Hydramatic. whltewall tires, also power brakea. Sharp one. $1,295 FISHER PONTIAC 1C740 GRATIOT LA 1-9913 PONTIAC '52 2-Y)r. $7 S1648 mo.

Dealer, cor. 14th at M'-'Gra w. PONTIAC "54 Star Chief 4-Dr. power iteering; and brakes, radio, heater. W.W.

tires. One owner. Low mileage. $945 full price Bank rates. BILL BROWN EDSEL.

24234 Plvmonth Rd 1 blk. West of Telegraph. KE 7-8700. GET OUR GREAT FORD New OLDSMOBILE 53 "9V tone Only $92 down." 1-year war- ramv Rice-O'Green Ford 7 MILK VAN UiKE 6-9000 OLDSMOBILE '55 "98" 2-dr Holiday full power hvdra radio healer w. tire, beautiful coral and white finish $1795 full orir-e.

Bank rates BILL BROW EDS EL. 24234 Plymouth hlk west of Telegraph. KE 7-0670. PACKARD '56 Patrician ahow-room condition. You could eat off the floor mats.

Power steering, brakes, seat, windows, etc. Push button shift, solid bronze R. and white tires. Don't pasa this. W.

MOSS A SON Studebaker-Packard Dir. 13900 LIVERNOIS TE 4-1265 PLYM. 1956 Belvedere 4-Door Finished tn a 2-tone coral and white with white wall tires. Also transmission, cloa radio and beater. See it today.

ONLY $1,395 "THE MAN WHO KNOWS SEES" LOUIS ROSE 16440 WOODWARD NEAR MILE TO 8-3039 PLYMOCTH 1956 4-Door Hardtoo A aharn yellow and white 2-tone with power ateerinar and brakea, radio and heater, and all the extras. ODly SI. 695. 3ILL SNETHKAMPS 20040 LIVERNOIS DI 1-1688 PLYMOUTH 1953 Sedan sharp. $399 NO MONET DOWN GRAND RIVER CHEVROLET 6411 WARREN TY 8 2717 PLYMOUTH STOCK CLEARANCE 110 cars to be sold TODAY.

51a to '67 models. All makes. Dealer. Gd. River at Schaefer.

BR 3-0248. PLYMOUTH 57 $150 DOWN OR TRADE-IN All Colors Available At Onee 36 MONTHS TO PAT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Geo. Nouhan BILL SNETHKAMPS PALMER PARK ADTO SALES 17437 Third SU 8-5850 PLYMOUTH More Bargains Since takinc over Goldhar-Zimner. Inc. 1 have tried to liquidate the stock of used cars preparin for the trades on the '68 MODELS.

Rather than wholesale these TOP OCALITY used cars. I am passing the savings on to the retail buyer at WHOLESALE PRICES EXAMPLES: '56 Plym. $1,495 Belvedere, full auto. '56 Dodge $1,295 push button trans. '55 Olds "98" $1,495 Full iower.

radio, heater, hvdrs. '55 Merc. $1,295 Radio, heater. Mercomatie '55 DeSoto $1,195 powerflite. power '55 Dodge H'top.

$1,095 powerflite, w. walls. 2-tone '54 Ford V-8 Tudor $595 Radio and Heater '56 Buick 4-Door, $1,595 Radio, heater, dynafiow '51 Mercury $49 Heater not a wreck It runs '50 Pontiac Tudor $29 Radio-heater REMEMBER despite the BELOW MARKET BARGAIN PRICES. I have the 100 1 YEAR GUARANTEE GOOD anywhere tn North America. TERMS and TRADES WELCOME.

These cars are sold to you by a lamous Lietroit name, lone notea Tor "AIR DEAL1NS BILL SNETHKAMP FORMERLY GOLDH A ZIMNER 9565 LIVERNOIS 1 ELK. S. GRP. RIVER WE 3-4329 PLYMOUTH NO MONEY DOWN "53 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. See this car on special.

$21 per mo. Call credit manager. FO 6-9QOQ DEALER '56 4-Dr. Solid blue finish. Excellent mechanical condition.

Our SALE price. S995. Easv terms. UN UIK LOT (UK 1UIIB INSPECTION SUNDAY 150 MORE BEAUTIES Lewis F.BROWN FORD DEALER 1O30O GRATIOT PLYMOUTH 1953 Belvedere Hard Ton 2-tone red and black, radio, heater, white wall tires. This is a beauty: $lo0 down.

MILLENBACH'S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 14H'J0 GRATIOT UK 1-8700 PLYM. '55 4-Dr. Suburban V-8. D. S1.395 Merc.

55 Monterey 4-Dr. Sed 1.185 DeSoto '55 Hardtop, 1.295 Ford '56 Hardtop, fth. 1.595 STUART SALES DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER .10475 Gratiot at French Rd. WA 1-6565 PLYMOUTH '65 3-Dr. Automatic radio, heater, etc.

Full Price per montn. DON McCULLAGH 15051 HARPER LA 6-4666 PLYMOCTH 1955 Belvedere Hard- iod v-o Kauio. neater, auto, whitewalls. 2-tone tan. M.I75 luu price.

Bank Terms. TEMPLE SALES 2901 WOODWARD TE 1-8970 PLYMOUTH. '65 2-Door 2-tone Desert Sand and white, beautiful custom seat covers, whitewall tirea. a real oarcain at tasv terms. U.N UI 1JT rOK IOI.R INSPECTION SUNDAY 150 MORE BEAUTIES Lewis F.BROWN FORD DEALER 10300 GRATIOT '55-'56 Convertibles XII ta be Sold Immediately FOHDS-CIIEV'S OLDS BUICKS 9 TO CHOOSE FROM snocoo 995( OPEN A.M.

SATURDAY AVIS FORD GRAND RIVER AT SCHAEFER BR 3-0241 THE VA 1-5000 The Deal You Get Here" rONTlAC 1965 CHIEFTAIN 8 DELUXE 2-DOOR Radio and heater, hydramatic. 2-tone. power brakes, whitewal tires. Gat more plus value in this low cost, lata model for oolv S995 full price. WE 3-5815.

Russ Dawson AttER1CAS A-l FORD DEALER LIYERNOIS AT GRAND RIVER RAMBLERS '50 to '55s SOME WITH NO DOWN PAYMENTS NASH HEADQUARTERS 20000 LIVERNOIS UN 3-0487 RAMBLER '55 4-DOOR" Radio, heater and eood tires, beautiful 2-tone. excellent upholstery. A me car. $895 P. GRISSOM SON 5835 W.

FORT RAMBLER 1951 LOADED HARDTOP Full Price Only $395 Will Finance 30-DAY WARRANTY BILL BROWN AUTO SUPERMARKET 20740 FENKELL KE 1-9894 RAMBLER 1950 4-Dr. Radio, solid, green. A sharpie at only $1,395 full price. Bank rates. COON Dir.

23907 PLYMOUTH ROAD CUR. TELEGRAPH STUDEB AKERS Commanders. Hawks. Scotsman. Take your choice.

must matte room ior new models. Dealer's cost. H. W. MOSS SON AUTH.

STUDEBAKER DEALER 13900 LIVERNOIS TE 4-1265 Prices ON 100 CARS A CAR FOR EVERY POCKETBOOK WAS NOW '57 Merc. $3,095 $2,895 Turnpike Cruiser '56 Line. 2,995 2,695 Premiere Sedan '56 Merc. 2,345 Montclair Hardtoo 4-Dr Full Power '56 Ford 1,895 1,645 Vic. Full Power '56 Chev.

1,495 1,345 2-Dr V-S Power Glid" '54 Line. 1,495 1,345 Ca lrl Cpe '53 Line. 1,095 845 Canrl Coupe i Full Powjr '53 Merc. 795 595 Custom Sedan '53 Buick 595 445 '53 Dodga 495 345 '52 Buick 495 345 '52 Pontiac 495 329 '52 Plym'th 495 295 Bely. Sedan.

8-Cyl. '50 Hudson 245 95 Two-Door FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR SURBURBAN FRIENDS 3829 N. WOODWARD LIBERTY 9-1636 "HOME OF LINCOLN" PARK MOTOR SALES TN THE FORD PLANT. HP. 15000 WOODWARD TO 9-5004 STUDEBAKER 1953 Chamnion 2-Dooi" Ideal 2nd car.

Very easy on iras. Sale price $295. $5 down. $3 week. AVIS FORD.

Grand Riyer at Schaefer. BR 3-0248. PUBLIC SALE 50 Fi ne USED CARS Lincoln. '63 Sedan. 1 owner $785 Merc.

'54 Sedan, very nice $S5 Merc. '54 Sun Valley. H-T $1095 Che. '66 6-cyl. H-T $1295 Ford '65 War on.

V-8. anto. $1295 Merc. '65 fully eouip. $1295 Ford '57 Ranch W.

auto. $1995 Merc. '56 4-dr. H-T $1995 JEFFERSON LINCOLN-MERCURY CO. LO 8-0505 3700 E.

Jefferson LEO ADLER USED CAR 3000 FENKELL FACTORY Officials' Cars A Demoa BIG SAVINGS MEL HA UGH UN 4-0751 LINCOLN MERCURT DEALER JERRY BIELF1EL1) USED CARS 11414 LIVERNOIS TE 4-4603 BOB'S NASH FOR RAMBLERS 20000 LIVERNOIS UN 3 0487 Si LDEBAKER 1954 Starlite Coune O'driye. whitewall" A sharpie in excellent condition. $795 full price. Bank rates. COON Dir.

23907 PLYMOUTH ROAD COR TELEGRAPH NO DOVNN PAYMENT 50 to 64's. The Little Lot. 13230 Grand Kiyer. '49. 63 60 cars $5 dn Art Griseom Buick.

24305 Van Dyke. HI DAWSON USED CAB 19750 LIVERNOIS JOE MAY CHEVROLET 12555 Grand Riyer at Meyey BERLINS McHUGH has a Ford for yon. 30711 Grand River. KE 7-2400 COON Dir. -'3y07 PLYMOUTH ROAD KAISER 1954 4-Or-FuIly equipped.

Exceptionally clean. Mechanically aood: S595. Will trade. Bank rates. COR.

TELEGRAPH 1 FOR DEAL Retractable Hardtop 2635 TURN SIGNALS WINDSHIELD WASHERS FULL WHEEL COVERS ELECTRIC CLOCK SAFETY FEATURES PLUS TAX AND PLATES WEST SIDE 8461 GRAND RIVEI TY 5-4321 Slashed Siamese Iwins Separated PHILADELPHIA (W Siamese twin girls joined at the base of the spine, were successfully separated Saturday in a rare operation performed at Children's Hospital. Prmela and Patricia Schatz, born nine days ago at Mercy Hospital in Rockville, L. were reported in "good condition" after the major operation by 10 physicians. A complication developed when the infants were separated. The heart of one stopped beating and surgeons -had to open her chest and massage her heart back to normal.

The heart beat was re-established in six minutes. THE GIRLS, whose parents live in New York, were -placed in separate incubators after the 24 -hour operation. -A hospital spokesman said thev will remain in the incu bators "until their conditions permit removal," possibly a week. One of the twins was born with a heart condition. The hospital spokesman said her heart apparently stopped beating when it was separated from the better blood supply of her twin.

A blood transfusion was necessary. Dr. Everett chief, said the twins are now essentially two normal youngsters, except for the congenital heart condition of the smaller one." Labor Quiz; Shifting to Employers WASHINGTON- Senate rackets probers said Saturday! they will start off their next- round of hearings by looking; into what they call the "anti union activities" of some em ployers. A central figure in the spe-; cial Senate committee inquiry set up to investigate alleged improper activities in the labor-, management field will be Nathan Shefferman, a Chicago. consultant to employer on labor- problems.

I THE HEARINGS will mark; a shift in emphasis by the committee, which so far has focused; largely on union leaders. Robert F. Kennedy, the committee's chief counsel, newsmen that testimony will deal with "certain anti- union activities of employers who had retained Sheffer- man." i He referred specifically to! i-hat he described as efforts to keen unions out of clants or to bring in unions that would be friendly and make, sweetheart' contracts." Philly Puts Rookies on Teen Patrol PHILADELPHIA (jp Police have assigned 70 rookies from the police academy to join concerted effort against teen-? age violence, which has taken on racial overtones in recent weeks. The student policemen were put on foot patrol in sections where disturbances have been most frequent. In another move against racial tension among the city's juveniles, the City's Commission on Human Re- lations issued an invitation to nearly 500 public officials and community leaders to talk! over the situation.

The invitation was issued by Nathan Edelstein, commission chairman. A court trial has been set for Nov. 7 for six South PhilaT delphia youths involved in one of the racial incidents. They, are accused of dragging a 17-year-old girl into the yard of Audenreid Junior High Schooi and severely beating her. Each pleaded innocent at their arraignment.

He Steals Books For His Friends LONDON un They keep hauling Edgar Russell Austing into court for stealing expensive books to give to his friends. On his most recent court appearance, the 65-year-old Austing paid a 20 pound fine His attorney told the court: "I have defended this client so many times on this same charge that I have almost been receiving an annuity from him." Thief Obliges MELUN, France OP) French Deputy Bernard Lafay reported that the thief who stole his car was at least partly obliging. The thief returned documents left in the car, but kept the vehicle. PATRICK M. O'CONNEJJL A retired farmer, Mr.

O'Con-nell, 81, died Friday in his home at 8428 McGuire, Fenton. He lived his entire life on the same form in Livingston County. His wife, Loretta, and seven children survive. The body is in the residence. The Rosary will be recited there at 8 p.m.

Sunday. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in St. Augustine Church, Hicks Deerfield Township, Livingston County. MRS.

MARY M. HEDOISCH Services for Mrs. Heidisch, of 19021 Warrington, who died Thursday in Providence Hospi tal, will be at 9 a.m. Monday at the Gesu Church, 17204 Oak, at W. McNichols.

She was 71 A Detroit public school teacher for S3 years, Mrs. Heidisch retired in 1950. She taught at the Lincoln, Grayling and Ruddiman schools. Mrs. Heidisch was a graduate of Mt.

Pleasant Normal Col lege and received a degree from Detroit Teachers' College. She was a member of the St. Anne's Sodality of Gesu Parish. Surviving are her husband George A. Heidisch, and two brothers, Frank J.

and Peter Breidenstein. The body is in the Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 14230 W. McNichols. HAROLD O.

RIVARD Services for Mr. Rivard, captain of the Grosse Pointe Fire Department, will be at 8:30 a. m. Monday in the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, and at 10 m. in St.

Philomena Church, 4505 Lodewyck. Burial wil be in Mount Olivet Ceme tery. Mr. Rivard, 55, of 757 Rivard, Grosse Pointe, died Thursday in Deaconess Hospital. He was a fireman 35 years.

Surviving are his wife, Lil lian; step-son, William Mars- den, and four sisters. MRS. FLORENCE L. DE SALLE Services for Mrs. de-Salle, of 215 Manor, Birmingham, will be at 3 p.m.

in the Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple, Birmingham. She was 79. A former Detroit resident, Mrs.

deSalle died Saturday in Green Lake Rest Home. She had lived in Birmingham two years. She was a descendant of the Faucher family, long estab lished in Detroit. She is survived by one son, Albert deSalle, of Birmingham. RAYMOND J.

KLEBBA Services for Mr. Klebba, of 3472 Garland, a veteran Post-office clerk, will be at 1 p.m. Monday at the R. G. and G.

R. Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper, 'Mr. Klebba, 54, died Friday at his home. Bom in Detroit, he had been a Postoffice employe for 37 years. He was a member of the Fred W.

Beaudry Post, No. 126, American Legion, and the Forty and Eight of the Legion. Surviving are his wife, Dor othy, and a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, of LaMirada, Calif. Burial will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery.

ARNOLD SHERMAN A de signer for the Pioneer Engineering Mr. Sherman, of 23400 Church, Oak Park, died Saturday in Sarnia Hospital. He was 33. Born in Chicago, Mr. Sher man had lived in Detroit 31 years.

He was a graduate of Cass Technical High School and a member of the Downtown Lodge of B'nai B'rith. Surviving are his wife, Esther; two daughters, Barbara and Cynthia; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sherman, two broth era and two sisters. Services will be Sunday in the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 9419 Dexter, at a time to be an nounced later.

VICTOR VAN YORX Serv ices for Mr. Van Yorx, indus trial engine for United States Rubber will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the VerHeyden Fu neral Home, 16300 Mack. Mr. Van Yorx, of 12810 Kil- bourne, died unexpectedly Saturday in Saratoga General Hospital.

He was 58. Born in New York, he came to Detroit 35 years ago. Surviving are his wife, Jane; two sons, Ted and Pat, and two stepsons, Charles and Thomas Merritt. Interment will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Deaths Elsewhere Leonard Colton Hanna, 67, millionaire philanthropist and art patron; in Plainesville, O.

Josephine Pinckney, 62, novelist and poetess whose most famous novel was O'Clock In Charleston, S. C. Earl W. Jimerson, 68, international president of the AFX. Amalgamated Meat Cut ters and Butcher Workmen of America; in East St.

Louis, 111 Whose Day? LOS ANGELES Lfl October 12th may be listed as Columbus Day on the calendar. But local residents of Scandinavian extraction will observe that date as Leif Erikson Day. Some believe Erikson was the "first European to set foot in the Americas. Death Notices I A Celia, Oct. 6.

dear moiher of Harry Sam, and Dr. Max K. Newman. Sister of David Korn. Eipht Krandchildren.

one rreat grandchild. Services Sundav 3:30 p.m. at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. 8419 Dexter. Familv st Dr.

Max K. Js'ewman residence, 19171 Woodeton. what is Rowe doing now The passing years have made no difference well, hardly any. "I feel a little older than I did," he admitted slyly, "but only because I have a new granddaughter. That makes six!" Rowe still works a full week every week and, according to DPW Superintendent Charles Nugent, does as much work as any man in the department.

He still hops on DPW trucks, he still swings an energetic shovel clearing sewers and he still gallops up and down cellar steps reading water meters. "There's just nothing in this department Rowe can't do," said Nugent. ROWE'S FOUR CHILDREN have ceased to wonder at his activity. His three daughters in Clawson and son in Detroit just take it for granted that "Pa" is going to be on the move. Nothing can slow him down.

Back when he was just a kid, in his early 50s, it looked for a time as if arthritis would hold him down. He had it bad. "I took treatments so painful I could hardly stand them," he recalls, "but look at me now." ROWE ALWAYS HAS been a worker. He used to be employed by the Restrick Lumber Co. and he worked in the Ford Motor Highland Park plant before going to work for Clawson some 18 years ago.

"I'm still ready to go every morning," he said. "I sure don't want to quit now." And Arthur Rowe turned back to his job of stacking drain tile. 8 Shopping Centers Ready in Tivo Years Six multi-raillion-dollar shopping centers were built in the Detroit suburban areas last year, and eight more are planned despite a slackening in the move to suburban living. The eight new areas, to be completed in the next two years, are survivors of a total of 15 centers mapped out for construction before recent changes in home purchase regulations and the slump in suburban construction. WAYNE COUNTY leads in the construction of centers, with 10 areas representing an investment of $82,000,000.

Oakland has five, with $41,000,000 and Macomb three at $9,000,000. Largest of the centers under construction is Ingleside, in Clinton Township, with 2 5 stores. The largest planned center is in Livonia, where Wonderland, a $10,000,000 development, will provide 60 stores and parking for 5,000 cars. Contractors who shied away from plans for seven other centers feared that the decrease in suburban dwelling construction, if continued, would leave them with 'million-dollar projects and no customers. New centers will bring to 27 the total number in the metropolitan area, excluding Detroit.

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