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Technical Schools 36 Death Notices DETROIT KKhtJ Wednesday. Feb. 15, 61 Deaths i Anti-Slump Bill Goes To Senate BY RAY COURAGE Lamina Bureau Staff LANSING A Senate bill was introduced Tuesday which would prohibit repossession of personal property from unemployed persons. The "antirecession" measure was dropped into the hopper by Senator Charles S. Bondy Detroit) as the Legislature resumed its casual schedule after a long weekend.

Blondy's bill would grant a stay of proceedings In court actions to repossess personal property until three months after the defendant has returned to work. "Too many people are losing their autos, radios, washers and television sets because of temporary unemployment where they don't have enough income to make payments," Blondy said. IN OTHER action, the proposal for limiting Michigan's governors to two terms was discussed In the Senate Judiciary Committee and a bipar Help Wanted, Male 40 STORE MANAGERS WOMEN'S APPAREL Expanding group better Women's Apparel Stores In Dallas, Teias Otter eneellent Pos't'ons for perl-enced young men. Stat age, background, salary drsired, also telephone number. Address reply Mr.

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Sales and Incentive arrangement. All replies confidential. Send complete resum P. O. Box 755 Detroit 7, Michigan tisan package of six industrial development bills was duced in the House.

The Judiciary Committee Is seeking quick action on the term-limiting joint resolution which Is backed by nine Senate Republicans and five Democrats. The proposal, which requires a referendum vote to amend the State Constitution, would have to clear the Legislature this week in order to be put on the April 3 ballot. The industrial development package waa barked by Democratic Reps. Dominic Jacobetti (Neguanee) and William H. Thome (Dearborn) and Republican Reps.

Russell H. Strange (Clare) and Harry A. De Maso (Battle Creek). It Is similar to bills which passed the House last year but died in Senate committee. MAIN points would: 0 Create a Michigan industrial development authority with a five-million-dollar revolving fund for granting loans to industrial development agencies up to 30 per cent of estimated cost of the contemplated project.

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Ryan Detroit) called for a three-man committee to recodify the penal law because "the Michigan ratio of prisoners per 100,000 population exceeds that of any other state." Richard Beers, finance officer for the State Corrections Department, said the revamp of criminal law was long overdue. Robberies and crimes of a similar nature are punished more severely under the present law than crimes against persons, he said. 10 HILLIKfcR FUNERAL HOVfc 244V w. brand Blvd. TY 6-2233 WM.

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(picas print) Nem Addrss City Stat Ph County Hrs. from. Funeral Directors i I A DOM SKI FRANCES, Feb. 13, of 5114 Reuter, i DearDorn, beloved wife of on- s'antv; dearest mother of Mary I Portalski. Jean Stachurski.

Fred uauoinsm; survives or iwo grano-children; dearest mother-in-law of Joseph, Alfred and Patricia; three brothers and three sisters survive in Europe. Member of Rosary Society. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 from the Lesney Funeral Home, 13201 W. barren. Dearborn; St.

Barbara Church, 10. Interment Holy Sepulchre. GOETZKE ANNA, Feb. 13th, of 7444 Montrose; beloved wife ot the late Charles; dearest mother of Fred Goetzke; Oearest grandmother of Mrs. Barbara itchey, and great-grandmother of Julie and Tom; oearest sister of Fred Salewske of Florida, Charles and August Salewske, Ida Phillips and Bertha Kulba.

At th Lsny Funeral Home, 13201 W. Warren, until Ham Friday. In state from 12 noon at Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church, 9301 W. Fort, until 1 p.m., time of funeral. Interment Woodmen Cemetery.

GRUDZINSKI JOHN, 2935 Lehman, Feb. 13. Dear uncle of John, Vincent and Frank Banish, Mrs. Mary Raney, Mrs. Frances Fredericks, Mrs.

Julia Bielawskl and Mrs. Julia Leffler. Funeral Friday at 8:45 a m. from the Leo J. Miller Funeral Horn, 9222 Jos.

Campau, St. Fiorian Church at :15. ILVRFER DORCAS suddenly. Feb. 13, of 1492 Warrick; beloved wife of the late Rooert G.

Harper; dear sister of Alice A. McLean, Mrs. James C. Shea of Pasadena, Arnold H. of Golf port.

and Fred of Mt. Morris. Mich. Funeral from Hamilton Hoffman Funeral Home, 20740 Grand River, on Friday at :15 a.m., to St. Scholastica Church at 9.

Interment Schoolcraft, Mich. Rosary Thursday evening, I p.m. Saginaw papers pleas copy. IIEBEL HOWARD A. At th R.

O. 4 O. R. funeral Horn, 1525! Harper Av. Until 10 p.m.

Wednesday. HERBST IDAj mother of the late Irene Zlm-mel and Marion Ford; sister of Margaret Ouellette; grandmother of nine and twentv-two oreat-oranrt- trtildren Funeral from Thos. P. ahey Funeral Home, 8316 Dexter, Friday morning St. Boniface Church at 11 o'clock.

Rosary I p.m. Thursday. Interment Mt. Elliott. HOLZIIAUER INA (nee Linia), Feb.

13; beloved wife of Clarence; dear mother of Willard Aho, Edwin Aho, Ernest Aho, Martin Aho, Jack Holzhauer and Mrs. Joyce Saarela; also 20 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; sister of the late Gusfaf Linia. For further Information call the Memorial Funeral Horn, UN 3-5517. HUBBARD PETER, Feb. 13.

Husband of Th lat Elizabeth; brother of Mrs. Frances Marcero, Mrs. Minnie Jacoues, Mrs. Hilda Kipp, Henry, Robert the late Andrew Hubbard; brother-in-law of the Misses Kate, Clara and Marie Kbebba. Funeral from, the Weitenberner Funeral Home, 13841 Gratiot.

Thursday at 9:30 and St. Josepn Church (Jay and Orleans) at 10. Rosary Wednesday 8:30 P.m. Deceased was a member of Gabriel Richard Council, 4th Degree, General Assembly and SI. Elizabeth Commande-y, Knights of St.

John, K. of C. Rosary Wednesday 7:30. 1IUMER FRANK, Feb. 13, 1961.

Retired G.M. Eng. employe. Beloved husband of Josephine father of Edwin F. -and Frank J.

Four grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Thursday from Bird A Mott, Earle W. Mott Funeral Director, 2668 W. Grand Blvd.

HUTCHISON THOMAS at Riverside. Calif formerly of 161) Dragoon, Feb. 11, 1961. Beloved husband of the late Catherine; dear father of Mrs. Mona Moftatt, of Calif Mrs.

Gertrude Van Dusen, Thomas Marie C. Hutchison, Mrs. Floripe Monfils and Edwin also survived by two grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Funeral from Terry McGovern Funeral Home, 5827 W. Vernor, between Campoeil and Calvary.

Thursday at 9. Holy Redeemer Church at 9:30 a.m. Retired member of N. A. Yardmasters Association and Holy Name Society, Stratford, Ontario papers please copy.

JARVIS WALTER E. Feb. 13. Beloved husband of Lucille (Goulette) of 5040 Anatole. Dear father of Mrs.

Gerald De Wolf (Geraldine), Mrs. Leonard Lewis Walter E. Ill, Mrs. Walter Honecker (Virginia) and Eugene also 16 grandchildren; son of Walter and the lata Elizabeth; brother of Mrs. Arthur J.

Repp (Margaret), Mrs. Leland Smith (Arsehnei, Alvin J. and Mrs. Richard DpRonne (Bettv). Funeral from the J.

A. DeSanlis Funral Homa, Chalmers Ave. at Charlevoix, Tnursday at 9:30 a.m., St. Philomena Church at 10 a m. Rosary Wednesday 8 30 p.m.

Member of the Ushers Club, President of the Credit Union, Past Commander of Fairview Post No. 393, Past Dept. State Chaplain of Michigan. The Veteran's Memorial service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. JUDGE PATRICK JOSEPH, ag 27, of 45 E.

Alexis, Ecorse; dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus J. Judge; brother of ona'd, Thomas and James. Service from the Ballheim Funeral Home, 4120 W.

Jefferson, Ecorse, Friday, 2 p.m. Interment Michigan Memorial Park. KARAGIANE MARGARET (ne Deaver), Feb. 13th, 3020 Chkkenng Lane, Bloom-field Hills; wife of the late John; dear sister of Mrs. Paul O.

Krab'H, East Canton, Ohio, George Canton, Ohio, and Wilson C. Deaver. Services Fred Wood Funeral Hom, 840 Plymouth nr. Grand River, Wednesday, 1 P.m. Member of Northwest Legion Post Auxiliary No.

190. KARAWISH WINIFRED; beloved wife of John; dear sister of Mrs. Florence Booth, George and Edwin Bland. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m.. at A.

H. Peters Funeral Hem, 12057 Gratiot Av. KELLMAN EVERT, Feb. 13, suddenly; be loved husband of Elna; oear father of Reino; grandfather of four grandchildren also one brother and four sisters in Finland. For further information call the Memorial Fu-neral Horn.

UN 3-5517. KELLY HERBERT Feb. 13, 1961. Beloved husoand of Blossom father ot Stanley of Chicago, two grandsons; son of Mrs. Drucilla Levay.

Services 1:15 a.m. Thursday from Bird 4 Mott, Earl W. Mott Funeral Director, 2668 W. Grad and 9 a.m. St.

Leo. 4800 Grand River. KIRKPATRICK JAMES, Feb. 13fh, of iV Schaeter; sadly missed bv all. Beloved husband of Elizabeth; dearest father of Margaret Ker of Scotland; survived also by son-in-law Alex; two grandchildren, Linda and John; three brothers and two sisters in Ireland.

Funeral Thursday. 1:30 p.m from the Lesney Funeral Home, 13201 W. Warren, DearDorn. Interment Grand Lawn Cemetery. KNAPP FREO Feb.

11. of 15824 Sf. Marys; beloved husband of Grace; dear father of Mrs. Narnian (Alice) nomas, of Drayton Plains, Irwin Fred W. Knapo and Allvn Burton of Petersourg, aiso survived by eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Services 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the VanValkenbur Funeral Horn, 22250 Grand River nr. Lanier Rd. LANG CHESTER Feb. 14, 812? Dexter. Beloved son of Mrs.

Nellie Lang, of Hamilton, Ontario; dear brother of Harvey; also survived by nephew Boo and mece Janet Lang. Frie-ds may call at Ross B. Nor thro a Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Bedford) until 10 p.m. Wednesday. Interment Friday, Hamilton, On-tario.

LEACH GREGORY Feb. 13, 17383 Gar-fieid. Redford Twp. HusDand of Margaret; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward B. Leach; dear brother ot Mrs. Leota Martin, of Livonia, and Mrs. Walter Anderson, of Williamsburg, Mich. SerV'Ces Thursday, 1 at Ross B.

Northroo a Son Funeral Horn. 2240 1 GraniJ River (Bedford). MacFARLANE GORDON husband of Isabella; father of Gordon; brother of Campbell end William, of Scotland; grandfather of Craig and Martha. Services at Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Horn, 1625 Grand River. Thursday at 3 p.m.

In lieu of flowers memorials to th Cancer Fund are suggested. MANCINI PATRICIA, Feb. 14, of 1029 Whit-tier, G'osse Pomte, beloved wife of the late Nicholas; dear mother of Mrs. John Ventrelle. Mrs.

Lillian Loouer, Mrs. James McCoy. Donald and Albert; also five grandchildren. Funeral at the Vertteydm Funeral Horn. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive.

Friday, at 11. Entombment, Whit Chapel Mausoleum. Death Notices MARKHAM MAX Feb 14. 1961, of 2123 Garland. Beloved husband of Gladys, dear brotrer of Carl and Mrs.

Mae Jackson, ot Newark, Ohio. Service from Cooper Bros. Mortuary, 104fo Mack at Gar. and, Thursday 1:30 P.m. MARKS STANLEY (Markevicius), Feb.

13th. Dear father of Mrs. Stephanie Pukas, Walter and Wesley; aiso survived by five grandchildren. Services at the A. G.

Rigley Funeral Home, 12712 Llvernois, Thursday at 8 30 a m. and Sf. Cecilia Church at a.m. Rosary Wednesday evening at 9 p.m. MOORE EDWARD, of 12517 Strlnghem Ct.

Beloved husband of the lale Anna Mane; dear father of Edith Moore; dear brother of Mrs. Mvrtie Deneau. Funeral from the Arthur J. Van Lerbergh Funeral Home, 13340 E. Warren Cor.

Lakeview Friday morning at 11. NISBET LAURA S. Beloved mother of Stephen of Freemont, Mrs. Helen Mead of Detroit, Herbert of Ann Arbor. In state Armstrong Funeral Horn, 10300 Puritan at Griggs, until Wednesday 10 p.m.

Services Maple Ridge Presbyterian Church. Twining, Thursday 1:30 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Maple Ridg Presbyterian Church, Twining. O'NEILL LAURA, Feb. 12, of 2253 St Clair.

Wife of Samuel Dewey; S'Ster of Mrs. Leon A. Hanauer, Mrs. Hilda Bianchetti, Frank and John Noren. Funeral at the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive.

Wednesday at 2:00. OSBORNE JULIA, Feb. of the lae Ben. Dear mother of Charles M. Shelby; sister of George Tomes.

Funeral Geo. P. Warrick Funeral Home, 103 E. Grand Thursday, 8.30 a.m., St. Anthony's Church at 9.

PALMER ELIZABETH Jackson, Michigan. Passed away Mondav afternoon. Age 68 years. Survived by 2 sons. Father Robert T.

Palmer, Parchment, Father Edward Palmer, of Flint; 1 daughter, Mrs. John Gawlax, Jr of Jackson; 2 grandchildren. Funeral service will be held Friday 11 a.m. St. Marys Church.

Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Cavanaugh Funeral Horn. PARISI PEARL (Pietra). Beloved wife of Philip; dear mother of Mrs. Ros Loiacano, James, Mrs.

Eva Pansi, Mrs. Pearl Gmzelez, and Mrs. Edward Kaout; thirteen grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Funeral Thursday from Bagnasc Funeral Home, 512 E. Grand Blvd 8 30 a.m., and Holy Family Church 9:30 a m.

Rosary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Member of the Sacred Heart Society. PLITZ ERWIN Feb. 13, beloved husband of Jessie (Brown); dear father ef Robert and John; brother of Mrs Ernest Schneider and Walfer, of Sault Ste. Marie Funeral from the Weitenberner Funeral Home, 13841 Gratiot, Thursday at 1 p.m.

PURTON KINGSLEY Feb 14, 1961, of 1072 Wimbleton, Birmingham. Father of Mrs James P. Folkertv ma, Michael P. and Kingsley G. Furton, Jr.

A'so survived by six grandchildren. Funeral services at Bell Chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 830 E. Maple Ave Birmingham.

Time of service later. RAINS IRENE (Biscup), Feb. 12, In Phoenix, Ariz. Beloved wife of Frank dear daughter of Mrs. Josephine Biscup; sister of Mrs.

John (Dorothy) Bala, Erin Biscup. Gerald Biscup and Mrs. John (Grace) Riedel. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 from the L. J.

Griffin Funeral Home, 17600 Plymouth Rd. (nr. Southfield), and to Our Ladv Gate of Heaven Church at 10 Rosary Wednesday evening at 8:45. REBIDOUX MARIE M. Dear sister of Mrs.

Olivia Hummell, Mrs. Herman Scherret and Carl Neubron. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a m. from A. H.

Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Road (8 Mile) Grosse Pointe Woods, and 10 a.m. at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. Rosary, Tuesday 8.30 p.m. ROBERTS EDWARD L.

Feb 13. Dear brother of Sr. M. Celestia of Sisters of Charity, the late George brother-in-law rf Mrs. Helen Uncle of Mrs.

Alphorse J. B'aik. Funeral Thursday, 8.30 a m. frnm the Wuiek Funeral Home, 19301 Van Dvke at 7 Mile Rd to Holy Name ot Jesus Church at 9 a m. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. SEDLOW DANIEL husband of the 1ae Myrtle; dear father of Gilbert four grand-daughters and four greatgrandchildren also surviv; brother of Eu9ene. Funeral Thu. sday, 8.30 a from A. H.

Peters Funeral Home, 12C57 Gratiot Ave and 9 a m. at Gur Lady of Good Council Church. SILK SARAH, of 17725 Manderson, Apt. 2C7, beloved mother of Eleanor Silk and Mrs. Marie Axelrod; Oear sister of Mrs.

Esther Falk of Canton, Ohio. Services Thursday, 1pm. at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 9419 Dexter. Interment Clover Hil Park. SINNING MARY; wife of the late Fred; dear mo'her of George F.

and Mrs. William Underwood; five grandchildren also survive; sister of Mrs. Fred Enderlein, Jacob and Frank Schin-kai. Funeral Thursday, 1 at A. H.

Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot Avenue. SUTHERIN" LEWIS Feb. 13, 1961. Beloved husDand of Ann dear father of Mrs. Marlowe Ann Beianger and Robert L.

Souther in; brotner ot Mrs. Ethel Hastings. Funeral services at chaoel of the McFarland Funeral Home, 5401 Schaeter Dearborn, Tnursday at II a.m. TRACEY JAMES beloved husband of Mary dear father of Mrs. Deiores Dodenhoff and Mrs.

Bern ice Goodeil, dear brother of Rev. Brotner Cormac; also survived by six grandchildren. Funeral Friday 84S am. Veran Funeral Home, 50ijO Allen Rd and 9 30 St. Henry Church.

Burial Michigan Memorial. TROUT CATHERINE Feb. 14. beloved wife of Alex L. dear mother of Alexander A.

and David L. Trout; sister of Albert T. and Lawrence Clark. Resting at Harper-Mulligan Funeral Home, T64x Hamilton, until 10 a m. Thursday.

In s'ate Central Woodward Christian Church from noon until tim of servic at 1 p.m. Thursday. VAN STEEN ELIZABETH, of 4049 La Fontaine. Beloved wife of Joseph; dear mcther of Charles; survived by th'e grandchildren. Funeral from the Arthur J.

Van Lerberqhe Funeral Home, 13340 E. barren, corner Lakeview, Thursday morning at 10:30 and Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 11. Rotary Wednesday evening at 7:45. WEBER MARGARET, Feb. 13, of 805a Hub-bell.

Dearest mother of Mrs. John (Mirme) Rausch; dear of Kathleen Rausch. Funeral from Boleski a Con lev Funeral Home, 13510 W. Warren and Schaefer, Dearborn, Thursday 8 30, and St. Alphonsus Church at 9 a.m.

WILSON JAMES VINCENT, of 12451 Lauder, Feb. 14. Husoand of May; oear father of Jonn Mrs. Martha Cioutier, William P. and Susan May.

Resting at Dill Brothers Funeral Home, 19144 Schoolcraft. Notice of tim later. WREN FRED Feb. 14. Beloved husband of Aureha (nee Jantzi.

of 3477 Harding; brother of Alice W. Tyler and the late Harriet Claire. Helen Cul-len. Edward and William. Punra from the J.

A. Da Santis Funeral Horn. Chalmers Ave. at Charlevoix. Thursday.

8 30. and St Bernard Church at 9. a.m. Rosary Wednesday. 8:30 p.m.

ZWALD WILLIAM Feb. 14, of 4130 East-lawn, beloved husband of Anna Maude; dear father of Mrs. Fred Champagne (Ardis), Mrs. Harry Cronk (Winks), Mrs. Neil Casaceli (Joai); brother of Fred and Mrs.

Ann Herzog; grandfather of NeM, Janice and Kevin. Funeral at the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Thursday et 2 00. Florists Order Flowers From Th J. L. HUDSON CO.

OUR FRESH FLOAER SHOP Specializes in floral pieces at moderate prices. Delivery 3 times daiiy. Call CA 3-5100, Ext. 2115, or us your charge. HUDSON DOWNTOWN, ti Floor Funeral Directors 10 ARMSTRONG 10300 PURITAN UN 1-5369 ALFRED E.

CROSBY 12700 HAMILTON af GLENDALE TO 8-0900 EST. 19H JEROME A. DeSANTlS 7670 CHALMERS VA 1-503 EPPENS-VAN DEWEGHE 150 Cadieux at Harper TU 1-7700 Salesmen 42 AUTO SALESMEN 1 experienced men only. Fort St. at Outer Drive, Line.

Par EAST Side Man Marrifd, around VZ with some college. Late mooel car. Over $125 weekly with, onoorfun'V tor manaaenai position within vear which davi a minimum SACK) monthly. TU 1-M40, 10 to 2 m. NOTICE Need 4 men to replace 4 ttit have been promoted Our mrn innir from sioo to S'30 ner weuk.

Car needed. Call Tl -toi. PART-TIME Nj neat PPr, mi mw, 71 tn V), to work thrt vM. per 50 to 9 30, Sflt. to 4.

Must have or rrtchnif nt'tude. Cur and prior nrciseiry. s7 per wek. Apply V1 7 JO p.m. hrp, 1194 Grand River.

PART-TIME SedV pArt-tim eniplovrripn mp 21 with car wo no sfeaduy employed nr trr ttr 6 m. Apply af 32772 Van Dve or call CO 4 4944 YOUNG MEN 14 to 21, full Of part tima. Tram for futura with proqrtsiva rrv. Party, Outstanding aarnmo whita Mw! he neat and imDi- tPU. Inquire rrn WE NEED YOU A steady lots We will pey ynu tn learn.

Sale enllity an eivrt buinn Construction Co, 1 SB SO Plymouth Agents, Distributors 45 RE PREVENTATIVE Selling to Michioao Induitry 4 years. Vvants complimentary line. O. Box 5, Birmingham, WtcH. SALE N.

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Secy. Vic Pref. fa pd Secretary, Vice Pre Stno Sale F.C. Bookkeeper, credit 0 Optn Dictaphone, typist, part time Sattley Affiliates, Inc. Herper, S.

C. S. Pp 1 1249 Gruwoid WO 1 Enuinrri OFTPOIT OPV'Jners ENGINEERING AGE.NCY Chemists Metallurgies 12P Dsvid Stott BHg. WO 7-r. ENGINE And Technical Personnel ENGINEERING PERSONNEL ana pevid smtt Bida.

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Days TR 3 7770. OFFICE POSITIONS Pusseil Kelly Emp NO f-WO 3 M0 Help, Men and Women 48 BOOKKEEPER, maie orTemale, lr ween 30 and 40 years gt due, tn live in South Florid. Permanent position. Srtinq salary State enntrinre and 3 reieriMces. Box M499, Free Press 31.

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Auly 9 a m. Federal Con-trading Co 1624 Hamilton Ave COOK Eiperienced Must have good references. tiiO a month Private suite main house. Living room with TV, bedroom, itrhenetie. porch.

Uniforms furnished. Ni Grand Rapids. State a4e and experience. Bo ill. ree Press, 31.

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Detroit, Mich. CR SIND RESUMI TOl NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION, INC. THE PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE BOX DE 279 4300 E. 5th AVE. COLUMBUS 16, OHIO I "UN ERA LS TODAY Barn, Malinda Warrick Bo? we 1 1, Fred T.

Hamilton Cameron, Elizabeth H. Tad Sullivan Capnick, Edward A. A. H. Peters Covne, Emirwtt, J.

Wessels Currte, William Sutton Curtis. Harry F. Schmalzriedt Davii, David S. Wood Dickson, i Inner T. Ouerteld Digna, John Girrcftch Duffy, Arthur J.

Mclnnas-Desmond Erickson, Mae F. Harper-Mullnaa Gauss, Terry A. Read-Schulti Henry, Llovd K. Javinan Jackson, Charles A. Roberts Karagiane.

Mariarat Wsod Knaop. Fred W. VanValkenbure Lamont, Glenn J. Buehier Leiper, Masai Crosby Marx, John DeSantis McMillan, Percy J. Harris Nowak, Cecilia Sobocinski Oderwald, Frederick J.

Schmalzriedt Olens, Louisa M. Wm. Sullivan O'Neill, Laura Verhevden Rebidoux, Mart M. A. M.

Peters Rogers, Joseph Jariembowskl SchwopaJustm M. Northrop Shahean, Michael A. verhevden Stolar, John Hradowsky homo ton, A dele Hackett Witthft, P. Lea Ted Sullivan Death Notices I BIELOW HULDA, of 1745 Edlnborough Rd. Wile of the lae George; mother of Mrs.

Otto P. Brandt, Mrs. Harry B. Kinsel and James G. S'Ster of Mrs.

Millie Brown and Rudolon Petrow-skb. Services at Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home, 16o25 Grand River. Thursday at 10 a m. Memorials to the Concord Nursing Home ar suggested. BURR MATTHIAS, Feb.

14. of 15486 Unn-hurst. Beloved husband of Evelyn (nee Fischer); dear father of Rev. Lawrence J. Burr.

Sister M. Eugene Mrs. Merllynn Vernier and Eugene M. Burr; dear brother of Lester, Harvey, Stephen, Mrs. Agatha Pare, Mrs.

Bernadine Jaskae, Mrs. Marie Bartiett and Mrs. tmelda Murphy; also on grandchild. Funeral from th Eppns-VanDwh Funeral Horns, 6 1 50 Cadieux Rd. at Harper, Friday i-'Z a.m.

and 10:30 a.m. Guardian Angel Church. Rosary Thursday, p.m. CAPXICK EDWARD A. Husband of th lata Martha; dear father of Mrs.

Ethel Diedrlch and Virginia Caonicki; grandfather of Dennis and Gordon; brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Tesch. Funeral Wednesday 1 p.m. ef A. H.

Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot Ave. CEBALT BERTHA, of Mettetal. Dear wife of Henry; sister of Otto James, of E. Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Martha PitterS! mother of Walter, Raymond, Mrs.

Els Janis, Richard, Edward, Mrs. Doris Boyd and Herbert; la grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren. Member of Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary, Chapter 25. Funeral Thursday, 2 p.m. from chapels of Risko Funeral Horn, 7100 Michl-gan Ave.

Interment VVoodmere Cemetery. For further call VI 1-8284. CIIOROBA MAGDALEN Feb 13, of 4923 Trenton, beloved wife of Joseph; dearest mother of Janet March, Paul and Joseph A. Cnoroba; survived by five grandchildren; dearest daughter of Magdalena Homola, of Slovakia; dearest sister of John and Mary. Member of Rosary Society.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a from th Lesnev Funeral Home, 13201 W. Ytarren. Dearoorn; St. Andrew and Benedict Church, 10. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

COHEN ABE, 25020 Pierce, Southfield, Feb. 14, beloved husDand of Esther; dear father of Norman L-, Ronald Selma and Mrs. Gerald Bernstein; brother of Mrs. Sarah Shapiro. Marsnfield.

three grandchildren. Service Thursday, 1 p.m., Hebrew Memorial Chap, 2995 Joy Rd. Interment Hebrew Memorial Park. Family at the Bernstein residence, 17604 Roselown. COLEMAN LOUISE of 17134 Fenmore.

Be- lovea mother or award. Jr Mrs. Robert (Bernkrel Starr. Charles W. and Mrs.

Harold Bettv Lee) Siav-bee: dear sister of Mrs Elizabeth Reed. Mrs. Christine Smith, late Mrs. Mart Menardie. Mrs.

Marge Lecureeux and Georoe Thels. Also Survived bv ten orandchtldren Service from the Severance Funeral Home. 19621 W. McNa-nois Rd Friday 9-30 am to St. Srholastica Church.

Outer Dr at Southfield. 10 a.m. Rosary Thursday, p.m. CROCKETT PAULINE Feb. 14th.

Wife of Samuel mother of Richard C. Gtttev, of Washington, and Harold C. Hoeft. of Phoenix, Ariz, sister of Gustav Keim; also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral services at the Haley Funeral Home, 16065 Hamilton at Puritan, Friday, 1 p.m.

Member of North Woodward Loyalty Chapter No. 427 E.S Highland Park White Shrine No. 25, Amaranth Detroit Court No. 3 and Ladies of Mecca. CROMBE JULIA, Feb.

13, age 68 (ne Roosel, Of 13220 Frazho. Warren, wife of th late Julius; mother of Mrs. Margaret Cerku. Mrs. Mary Harmon, Norbert, James and George; twelve grandchildren; sister of Mrs.

Urtoanle Andries, Mrs. Emma Van-Becelaere, Richard. Louis, Albert and the late Camiel Roose; sister of Mrs. Margaret Hosfe, Mrs. Martha VanHaelemeesch and Maurice Roose, all of Belgium.

Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Horn, 14300 Mack at Outer Saturday at 15 and to Our Lady of- Sorrows Church at 10. Rosary Friday evening at I Member of Roose-Vanker Auxiliary, Belgium American Ladies Club and Annunciation Altar Society. CRL'DEN JAMES Sr. Beloved husband of Barbara dear father of James brother of Mrs. J.

Gellaf'y of Dundee, Scotland; grandfather of James E. Funeral from the Harvv A. Nely Funeral Horn, 16540 Meyers Thursday at 1 p.m. Graveside service under auspices of Northvllle Lodge No. 186.

F.IA.M. CURRIE WILLIAM, Feb 13m. Dear father of Waiter Currle of Toronto, Ontario. Services at J. Sutton A Son Funeral Horn, 4147 Trumbull Wednesday morning at 10.

DAUBERGER- Se REBIDOUX notice. DE BRTJYNE BASIEL. of 5974 Philip. Dear brother of Camiel, Mrs. Charles (Marie) Gheldof, Julius and Mrs.

Cyriel (Martha) Denys. Funeral from the Arthur Van Lrbern Funeral Home, 13340 E. Warren, corner Lakeview, Thursday morning 30, and Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 10. Rosary Wednesday evening at t. DICKSON WILMER Feb.

12ttt, suddenly, of 22448 Nona. Beloved husband of Zula; dear father of Mrs. Kenneth (Mildred) Houser and Clifford also six grandchildren; brother of Mrs R. G. Firestone, Mrs.

D. R. Kent. Mrs. W.

E. Dobbins and Mrs. F. C. Bauer.

At Ourfld Funeral Home, 1200 Oak wood nr. Michigan, Dearborn. Services Wednesday at 1 p.m. Interment Grand Lawn. DITTMAN CARMEN Feb.

13, of 20055 Park-vilie, Livonia. Beloved wife of Fred dear mother of Vickl and Phyllis; daughter of Mrs. Martha Steel; sister of Mrs. Vergi Jackson, Mrs. Agnes Jarvis, Mrs.

Georgia Garrett, Frank, John and Aaron Steele, Mrs. Alice Cobb, Morgan Steele, Mrs. Juanite Raleiah. Mrs. Mildred RoMey and Mrs.

Wil-lowdean Hilllard. Services 2 30 oclock Thursday afternoon at the R. G. A G. R.

Harris Funeral Home, E43I w. Mcmicnois Koaa. EFT1IIMIDIS MAX. Cousin of Nafsika, Peter naiiergis ana Anastasios fcfthimiou; also brother and sister In Serbia. Resting at Wayne Funeral Home, 604 Macomb.

Services Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, 662 Macomb. Thursday 1 p.m. Inter ment wood mere. FRASKI JOHN, 6072 Feb. 13th; be- vm nusnand of the late Lillian: dear father of Cecelia Kowalski, Gertrude Howell.

Marv Grocholski. Rose Rarr. rr-v nnipl Anna Wardowsui, Pauline Weinart, Harry ITonv) Fraskl. seven arandrhildren tour oreaT-orenncnudren: father-in- law of Bernard. Dr.

Bert Howell Lester. Ed Bettv and Jean Fu neral F-idav 9 30 am. frnm Jerome F. Wasik Funeral Home. 777 Morlhtirv nr.

Dubois tn St Stanislaus Churrh at lo a m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. GALLOWAY LENA, Feb 13. 3228 Breton, Livonia.

Wif of th Ue DoCVvs, dear mother of Mrs. Sarah Edmonds, Mrs. Beatrice Christensen, Dobson, Will'am, Mrs. Maudie Vnck and Mrs. Thelma Morton, twelve grandchildren, twelve great-grnd- li'irarn, ur na Crawford Funeral at Uht Memorial Horn, Wevn, Thursday at 3.

LIAISON ENGINEERS PRODUCT TEST ENGINEERS Career Openings with HAMILTON STANDARD OUR JET FUEL CONTROL PROGRAM represents a well-founded, long-range series of project which will establish Hamilton Standard as industry's leader in this specialized equipment- There ere a number of key openings for skilled men to join, to contribute to this major effort. The program has been efficiently conceived end projected indicating rewarding careers for the engineers involved. Enjoy, also, a refreshing way of life in Connecticut a company-paid graduate study program many other benefits. REQUIREMENTS: ME or AE degree with an interest primarily in production problems end the ability to assist materially in development work. Will be involved with the assembly and testing of hydromechemical devices such as fuel controls, pumps or aircraft engine eccessories.

Must be interested in working with production staff and have thorough knowledge of test procedures including application of test equipment. Must also be able to discuss and analyze test problems with ether engineers as weli as production people. PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT This is an unusual opening for a man with an engineering degree and enperience in all phases of job shop super-vision. He must be highly eiperienced and knowledgeable. Background should include machining and assembly opera tions, scheduling, costing in a specialized job shop operation producing from on up to twenty models.

Will have Production and Method engineers on his staff and the opportunity to build up a group of 250 to 300 people involved with a $10 million program. This it a senior position with an attractive salary. Ex-Employe Sues Firm For a Million A discharged employe of the General Public Loan 22848 Woodward, Ferndale, Tuesday sued the firm for one million dollars in Wayne County Circuit Court. Gino Ronchetto, 34. of 29871 Lonnie, Garden City, said through Attorneys Nicholas Smith and Gerald Franklin that the firm had so blackened his name and character he was unable to continue work in his chosen field of finance.

The suit said Ronchetto was employed by the firm since 1950, was made Fern-dale office manager in 1959 and a year ago was given an achievement award for excellence" in performance. He was fired last Dec. 9 but was exonerated in Ferndale Municipal Court the following day of charges brought by the firm that he had taken money under false pretenses, the suit said. City Aide Quits In Mt. Clemens tttacial to Itta Free) Press MT.

CLEMENS pr. R. Harvey Millar resigned Tuesday from the City Commission. The Mt. Clemens dentist and candidate for mayor said he resigned so that the city would not have to conduct an $1,800 special election to fill his commission post if he is elected mayor.

TO INTERVIEW IN DETROIT Call Mr. J. Flynn at WOodward 1-8032 between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. or 10 a.m.

and 7 p.m. tomorrow. If you are unable to call, please reply to Mr. Flynn at HAMILTON STANDARD Division of UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. 70 Bradley Field Windsor Locks, Conn..