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to 5 P.M. A if THEY SHOULD -be enemies, but neither Busle, a doj, nor Rinsj-a-Lins, a nine-month-old coon, know it. Galvin, of Miami, is raising them as pals. He found the fed it with an eyedropper until it was bij; enough to Detroit Area Obituaries Death Notices LOFTHOUSE MARGUERITE April 4. 1962, of 1360 Victoria Oak Px.

Wife of George F. Lofthouse mother of George Parker Lott-house, Robert M. and James H. Lofthouse; sister of Mrs. William Chambers, Mrs Edward Yentsch Jr and Mrs.

Hillard Best Funral service at Bell Chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton E. Maple Birmingham, Friday 3 p.m. MOORE MARY EDNA.

Dear sister of Frank H. Leecn and Reba L. Crebo; aunt of Kathrvn Bartlam. Services 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the R. C.

A G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W. McNichols. FETROVE ANDREW April Beloved husband of Mary Ann, of 2539 Ander- flon, dear father of Delbert, Geraid-ne, Michael, Constance, Arnold, Jeffrey and Steven, also two grand-Children, brother of Ben and Henry, nephew of Mrs.

Benedicts HaHeck. Funeral from the A. A. DeSantis Funeral Home, Chalmers at Charlevoix. Friday at 11 a.m.

POCIIERT WALTER P. Beloved husband of Bertha (nee GatfKe); dear father ot Edwin and Elmer; four grandchildren; brother of Wilham, Ot'o. Mrs. Emma Mrs Flora Scothorn, Mrs. Tillie Moeller and Mrs Hulda ICreiwall.

At A. O. Matthews Funeral Home, 1030 Grand Blvd. until Thursday, 11 am In state at Messiah Lutheran Church, Kercheval and Lakewood, Thursday from noon until time of serv ces at 1. RANELLA ANGELINA, wife of the late Car- mine, dear mother ot Mrs Frances PeMscini, Mrs.

Antoinette Medici, Pat, Mrs. Ida Trufiiano, Joseph and Mrs. Lillian Zappa, 17 grandchildren also survive, s-ter of Dr. Francis Maghocco. Funeral Thursday, 915 a.m., at A.

H. Peters Funeral Home, 1205? Grat.ot Ave. and 10 em. at St. Margaret Mary Cnurch.

RUSSELL EDITH, age 72, beloved wife of W'H am loving mother of Mrs. Elnora MiHspaugh and Ramon Russell; dear ster of Mrs. Ann Murphy, Mrs Martha Horn and Henry Schroeder; two grandchildren Se'vlces Friday, 1 30 pm. at the Thon Funeral Home, 2760 Biddle Ave, Wyandotte. Interment Micnigan Memorial Cemetery SHOSKES LOUIS, Of 1S667 Stoeoel, April 4.

Beioved husband of Esther; dear father of Dr. Morris. Mrs. Haroid Baron and Mrs. Harold Rosen, East Patterson, N.

six grandchildren. Services Thursday 1pm, Hebrew Memorial ChapcL 2995 Joy Road. SIEBERT GUY April 1, of 2088 Bon Brae, St. Clair Shores. Husband of Rae, father of Dorothy and Mrs.

Ruth DeCavit, brother of Mrs. Fave Fogt and Mrs. Alta Trank, stepfather of Mrs. Murial Richard, step-grandfather of Mrs. Marilyn Carman, also four grandchildren.

Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr. Thursday at 11. Beaudry Post No. 126 American Leg on Service. Wednesday evening at 8:30.

SPENCER KATRIN, 54 W. Golden Gate. Beloved moher of Mrs. Meredith (Helen) Yarling; dear grandmother of Mary Ellen and John. Funeral I Thursday at the John K.

Orlich Funeral Home, W50 Woodward. Entombment Evergreen. STETZINGER ANDREW April 1, of Davtons Beacn, Fla, formerly of Detroit, be'oved husband of ElizaDefh; father of Mrs. Sidney Karsnev, Mrs Nicholas Rehm, Mrs. WilVard Chapin and John; also survived by 12 grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild Resting at the Eppens VanDewe9he Funeral Home, 6150 Cad Rd.

at Harper unfil 10 m. Thursday. In sta'e at Mrssian R. Church, cv of Dickerson and Huson, Friday, from 12 noon until time of service at 7 Memorial miy be made to Mess.flh E. Chu'Ch or to Detroit N.

E. Kiwan's Club, obtainable at funeral home. SULECKI CHESTER. Beloved husband of Heien (nee Wacmki; dearest father of Mrs Patrick (Patricia! Downey, Richard and Timothy; dear brother of Frank, Mrs. Josephine Sloan, Mrs.

Ste'la Bushway, Alex, Mrs. Bernice Currie. Mrs. Marian Pas-rev, Mrs Irene Ska leek I of Lapeer, Mich, and Mrs. Adeie Sterling.

Funeral services Saturday 8 30 a m. from the Pinkos, Siwapa a Mylenek Funeral Home, 3311 Junction to St. Hedwig Church 9 a m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

SZYMANSKI THEODORE, age 75, of 4973 26'h St beloved husband of Dominica; dear fatner of Casimir, Joseph, Bernice Lech and Stanley; three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, 9.30 am, from Stanley Turowski Son Funeral Home, 5156 Scot-ten to Holy Redeemer Church at 10 Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. WAGNER ESTELLE. Beloved wife of Walter, Dear mother of Donald daughter of Mrs Julia Zakrzewski and the late Matthew; sister of Mrs.

Sophia Zelanka and Leo ski, John, of Detroit, and Michael, ot San Francisco; a'so one grandson Funeral f'om Wm. Vasu Funeral Home, 4375 North Woodward, between 13-14 Mile Road Saturday. 9:45. St. Hugo of The Hill Church, 10 30 a m.

Rosary Friday. 915 pm Friends may visit after 3om. Thursday. WEITZMAV ABE HARRY, of Youngstown, O. beioved husband of Anna; dear brother of William, Lawrence.

Mrs. Edward Newman, Mrs. Hettie Le-vine. Services Thursday 12 30 P.m. at the Ira Kaufman Chanel, 18325 W.

9 Mile EL 7-5200. Family at res of Mrs. Hettie Levine, 16910 Hubbell. WILSON SANDRA a-ge 8, April 3, darling daughter of Mr. end Mrs Elmer L.

Wilson; dearest sister of Lv'e; granodauohter of Clvde Wilson and Veliena Wison. Funral services from the Hsrrv i. Will Funeral Home, 4412 Liver-nois, Friday, April a at 10:30 end from the Episcopal Church of Ascenson at II am. Interment Grand Ln. Help Wanted, Male 40 ATTENTION POSTAL CLERKS, EIREMEN POLICEMEN AND CITY WORKERS Part-time, hours arranged to Jit you.

Car necessary. We train vou. f-ast advancement available Average income $250 per month plus car expense, bonus arrangement. See Mr. Richards, 7304 W.

McNichols, Thursday, p.m. sharp. No other time. AUTOMATIC MACHINE SCREW MEN Set up and operate Brown and Snarpe and Davenportk. Liberal fringe ben'its BECK PRODUCTS CORP.

12255 E. 8 MILE AMBULANCE ATTENDANT 1 strong. 12 '20 Hamilton. APPLIANCE and furniture salesmen, outside work, excellent financing, no down payment, up to 36 to pay, 9C credit, approval, eif starters and experienced men only, S'OO week guarantee. VI 2 1133 AUTO SANDERS for collision shoo work, must- he eperienced.

2337S Deoumd'e. Hazel Pjtk, LI 7 0072 BARBER, master. Steady God wages. Call days 721-977, LO 316 9 after 7 30 p.m. BAR BE WANTE STEADY 16120 SCHOOLCRAFT BARBER, master, rent chair system.

Good place to work. 8511 Con ant or 3504 Baaiey. BARBER, full or guarantee. 2746 2-822 part lime, $')') W. 4 Mile.

A BARBER Wanted-lst class, tali in. Northland Shopping CenV" BARBER, master wanted Steaov. 20733 Van Dyke at 8 Mi'e SL 7 93'7 Before 8am 7 F.5? BAKBE 1st class Frenchv's" $r- ber Shop, 15409 Fenkeil. BARBER wanted, master, tor 4 weeks. Steady if suited Guarantee and commission.

Al's Barber Shop, 153 B-xadway AB BER vening and all day Sat-urq a y. 2v6'l6 De gum are BARBER Wanted Steady or part time Guarantee, 12924 Gratiot. BENCH HANDS Must have loh shop experience. Must have lourneyman's card. M-hour work week.

Apply In persort only. Progressiva Tool Ind. Co. 80 Llnwood. BOYS 14 TO 20 full time or after school L'nht ork quod pay.

Inquire at 1 56i I Plymouth Rd. BJVPE nd Pn'mter, wanted Lots wryk for oood man a'Aav JU 8 atpr 6 j(J Ll 4VM COUNTER and 9' mn. Sce't't CHEF To supervise food production area In 400-bed hospital. Salary open. Minimum J435 monthly.

Well staffed, modern department. Excelir-nt fringe benefits. High school education wth quanlitv cooking supervisory experience. Persons, between aaes 30 50. Apply, Box 14M, Free Press 31.

COMMERCIAL refriqeraton service men wanted. Experienced on Rrig-idaire. Carrier and Westimhouse. See Mr. Brown from 1 to 4 Refrigeration Service, Hill Grand iver.

Dependable Married Man If vou are earning less than 1K weekly end tired of it, phone me tor interview appointment. Must be under 45, have High School education, car and phone Prefer Oakland Cfy. resident. Mr. Hammers, Ll 5 3619.

DESIGNERS AND DETAILERS for machining fixtures on large castings. Stellar Engineering Inc. 21325 HOOVER RD. Die Makers; Die makers wanted NATIONAL DIE TOOL' INC. 1130 W.

Grand Blvd. Detroit 8, Mich. Die Makers DAY AND NIGHT SHIFT-. FIRST CLASS ONLY Engineering" Industries, Inc 6633 POHNS BOYS 13 to 17 Work evenings and ell day Saturday. Must be neal and hard workers Apply 4 m.

sharp ready for worn at 19036 Van Dyke at 7 Mite, Dry Cleaning Driver Immediately for our established Northwest route. Must hae recent experience in picking up dry cleaning. Clean Rite Cleaners, 12UI ter. EXPERIENCED men for bumping and pair-ting f20-car garage). 8t7 9607 gays 8 5 Heat Treat Foreman Under 40 yrs of age; S725 STEVENS PERSONNEL WOJ MEN If you are interpsu-d in becoming a guard or watchman, ste our ad under education THE ROCKWELL SCHOOL Bids and Proposals 16 PROPOSALS TO FURNISH THE COUNTY OF WAYNE "Poultry" Open date: Monday, Aorll 9, 1962.

Place: BcL ot Wayne County Auditors' board Room, 1222 City-Coonty 4fX) Woodward Avenue, Detroit 26, Michigan. Time: 10:00 clock a.m. Such proposals shall be In strict accordance with specifications which may be procured at the office of the Board of Wayne County Auditors' Purchasing Division, Room V78, City-County Building, Woodward Avenue, Detroit 26, Michigan. THE BOARD OF WAYNE COUNTY AUDITORS Chas. F.

Edoeccmb, Secretary Leonard B. Bieiewski, Director of Purchases. Lost and Found 20 CALL MISS DAY at WOodward 2 9 400 and let Free Press readers help you find uur lost articles. You may charge your ad If you wish or take it to the nearest liner station to get the same sow rates as at the main otftce. bOKER-Brown and white female, named "Ledv," license 11014, re- ward.

894-65C3. WRISTWATCH, medal, lady's; 43, downtown. Reward. BILLFOLD, driver's license, 4,4, Woodward. Reward 4-1145 LOST REWARD Brown, white, male wire-haired Terrier.

Red collar, license No. l'45, vicinity Franklin Village. 626-303. POODLE, large black unkempt male. 7 Mile-Mound Rd.

Reward. TW 3 1099. Personals 22 ANYONE OWE YOU M.ONEY Collection Anywhere. KB 7-5S0. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Michigan Fecrration Democratic Cluhs.

Inc premises are located at Mack Detroit, has applied to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission for a renewal ot a club license to sell beer, wine and spirits to bona fide members only and that it is the Intent of the Liquor Control Commission to grant said license upon the expiration of 10 days from the date hereof. Dated April 5. 1962 Special Notices 27 NOTICE is hereby given that the Detroit American Legion Memorial Home Association whose premises are located at 411 Latayette, Detroit 26. Michigan, has applied to tne Michigan Liquor Control Commission for a renewal of a club license to sell beer, wine and spirits to bona tide members only, and that it is the intent of the Liquor Control Commission to Irani said license uoon the expiration of 10 dflys from the date hereof. Dated April 5, 1962 Transportation 32 AAA CALIFORNIA L.A., San Diego, 'Frisco.

Sacramento $50 GAS PLUS TO 5 57000 18018 WOODWARD THIS IS NOT A 0 ACE, California, Seattle. Gas al- lowance, 2911 Woodward, TE 2 lf2. Alaska Caiif Conn DETROIT DRIVE AWAY SERVICE 6C34 W. WARREN TV 8 9373 AAA CALIF. SEATTLE.

$75 VEGAS ALASKA CHICAGO WEST TEXAS AND ALBUQUERQUE 13550 Gd. River VE 8 9282-Gas AAA ARIZONA 7C70 GRATIOT WA 5 75.10 MNO ANSWER 03 589 "AMERICA'S HOLIDAY LADY" CATHERINE RAE 30 YEARS IN BUSINESS GRAND RIVER KE 40610 CALIF. -SEATTLE New and late models. Too oas ALL STATE AUTO DRIVEAWAY 8'10 LIVbRNQIS 4-5SO0 Industrial Services 34 ELECTRONICS Maintenance Organization, thoroughly familiar with large Magnetic Tape Recorders, Reproducers, Interested in maintenance on such Recorders located at various Air Force Bases within a 500 mile radius of Detroit Mag-nasync 5546 Satsuma North Hollywood, Calif. OPEN TIME for surface grinding, basement shop WA 8 -6C80 Educational 35 AIRLINE TRAINING Free placement service with 35 eirlines if you are 35, S.

grad. PHONE OR WPITE McCON ELL AIRLINES SCHOOL 22C3 CADILLAC TO.VER WO 1-2218 BUSINESS TRAINING Day and Evening Enroll Now! THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Michigan Theater Bldg, 220 Baglev Calf or Phone WO 2 6534 IMMEDIATE enrollment start in April PROFESSIONAL BARBER SCHOOL. 9525 Jos. Campau. a rrifra mc 12 ic h.

Call 875 4468. LEARN BARBERING Enroll Now for April Class TUITION ONLY $575 UNIVERSAL BARBER COLLEGF 2 1 23 Gratiot WO 5-8292 Arrangements Made for No Down Pa me LEARN to d'lve correctly Special 5 5-1S8 3. THE ROCKWELL SCHOOL offers a short inexpensive course end employment assistance to men who are interested in steady, full or part time positions as guards or watchmen. Phone TU 3 3730. Trade Technical Schools 36 A BETTERJOB Learn By Doing Practical Work AUTO MECHANICS Auto Transmissions Auto Body Collision ACETYLENE, APT WELDING Gl APPROVED Wolverine School 37 YEARS SAME LOCATION 1400 W.

FORT ST. Detroit Time Study School 2449 GRA ND RIV WO 1 6 760 NEXT CLASS APRIL 9 ELECTRONIC INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYWO 2560 RETS ELECTRONICS SCHOOLS 3730 WOODWARD TE 3-4620 for complete information Employment Help Wanted, Mala 40 Assist Service Mgr. Epenenced service salesman, with pood customer relations Chrysier Dealer experience preferred. DA PON MOTORS 20255 GRAND VE KE 1-8210 FOURETTE FRANK age 76. retired field auditor Standard Accident Insurance Company, Detroit; passed away Hollywood.

Florida, April 3rd Survived by wife, Roscie of Hollywood; daughter, Mrs. Yvonne Ken-Von, Birmingham, 3 sisters. Mrs. Katherine Noxon. Fort Lauderdale, Mrs.

Leon Francis, Meridian. Mrs. W. H. fariht Fairfield, Conn, f-nerai services and burial April 5'h, Hollywood.

Florida. Wadlington Funeral Home. GDANIEC (Daniel ANNA, beloved mother of Gertrude Kuscnewski, Casimir, Joanna, Arthur and George; dear sister of Mrs. Mary Greg or. Max, Julius, Joseph and Al Swiderski.

Funeral Saturday, 8 30 a from Jos. L. Turowski Funeral Home, 1657 W. Warren to St. Michael Church at 9:00.

GLASS THOMAS April J. husband of Theresa Glass. Funeral services at chapel of Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Ave, Tnursoay.

at 7:30 m. Interment at Middietown, Ohio. GOLTZ ELMER A. Beloved husband of Blanche; dear father of Ward. Earl, Doris, Roy.

Betty end Donna steofather of Bernard. Viola and Liovd; son of Mrs. William Melnke; 19 grandchildren; one great-grandchild eiso survive; brother of La Verne, Mabel and Loretta. Funeral Thursday, 2:30 m. at A.

H. Peters Funeral Home, 12fl57 Gratiot Ave. GREENBERG MAX, Of 13725 Dexter, April 3. Beloved husband of Pose; dear father ot William; Leo. San Jose, Henry, and Mrs.

Robert PicKus, Berkeley, eight grandchildren. Services Thursday, 11 a.m., Hebrew Memorial Chapel, 79V5 Joy Koad. Interment Hebrew Memorial Parx. Family at home of deceased. GUSTAFSON NATALIE April 4.

of 97C2 Dunaee, beioved wie of Goiden dear of Frederick Johnson and M'SS Martha Foicker Services Thursday 7 m. from the Hunter-Callender Funeral Home, 1 303 Terry cor. Schoolcraft. Interment Jamestown, N. Y.

IIAGERMOSER VIVIAN, April 3. of 5991 Yorkshire. Beloved wife of John Neal; dear mother of Mrs. Paul K. Murphy Jr Dr.

Herbert H. and Mrs. Joseph Gardeiia; dear daughter of Mrs. Margaret Nichols; dear sister of Mrs. Alfred DeRonne; also survived by six grandchildren.

Funeral from the Eppens VanDeweohe Funeral Home, 6150 Cadieux Rd. at Harper Friday 9 30 am. and 10 a.m St. Matthew Church. Rosary Thursday 9 p.m.

HILL ZOE April 3, of 360 St Clair, Grosse Pointe; wife of Norman mother of Frank Arthur Mrs. Philip P. Pratt and Norman H. Funeral at rhe Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Friday at 11. Interment Macon, Mich.

1IORNFELD ARTHUR. Beloved husband of Father of Mrs Olive Jamev-fieid, Mrs. Bev Sendelbach. Clifford M. and Arthur B.

Hornfeld; aiso survived by nine grandsons. Services at Schmalzreidt Sons Funeral Home, l62i Grand River, Saturday at 2:30 m. Auspices Find later Lodge 475 F. 8. A.

M. JANS LUCILLE ANN, April 4. of 895 No pemberton Bloomfie'd lls, beloved wife of Jonn dear mother of John of Los Altos. and Dr James P. of Seattle.

also survived by seven grarKJcnild-n; S'Ster of Mrs Mary a. Ripley. Sault S'e. Marie, Mich In stae at the Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home.

16540 Mevers Rd from 10 a Friday until time of service SV-turdav at 1 p.m. Interment Grand Lawn Cemetery. In lieu ot flowers memorial tributes may be sent to Michigan Cancer Foundation. Michiqan HeTrt Assoc. or the Detroit YWC A.

Envelopes available at funeral home. JENNINGS RICHARD EARL, April 4, of 357 Chalmers. Husband of Grace; father of Alfred. Mrs. Els'e Mel-len, Mrs Joy Cherleoois; brother of Miss Alice Jennings; eight grandchildren.

Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Saturday at 2. KAPLAXSKY SADIE, April 4 Beloved wife of Hyman Dear Tnotner of Eli, Mrs Jerry Messer, Mrs Cela Preist and Mrs. Ted Rosen; eight grand children; hree great-grandchildren Service Thursday, 3 Hebrew Memorial Chapel, J995 Jov Road. Interment Heorew Memorial Psrx Family at Rosen residence, 296i0 Everett, Souttifield.

KERR MARTIN, darlinj son of Howard and Irene; dear brother of Caroline and Howard, grandson of Caroline Karczewski. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, Mack Ave.

at Vernier Rd. 18 MUei, Grosse Pointe Woods 10:15 am. at St. Isaac Jogues Churcn. KOWALSKI STELLA, of 7342 ArVsian.

beloved mnhher nf Varv Tarczvnski. Re- glna Kowalskl, Helen Coughlin, SaDlna Wessels. wiiim. Alice Fuuer; also 11 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren Fonrra Friday 9am from Jos. Turowski Funeral Home, 18957 W.

warren, to S.S. Pe'er Paul at 9:30 a.m. KU1ILMAN ANN, Apr. 2nd, 1380 Castleton; be'oved of Edward; dear mother of Pvt. Robert Dean Kuhl-man, U.S.

Army: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Statmakj sister of Michael S'elmak. Services Fred Wood Funeral Home, 8450 Plymouth Rd. nr.

Grand River Friday 1 p.m. Hie Inner Meaning IN MEMORIAM notices of Long before) history i dawn man began soaking ways to Veop green tha memory of departed ones ra loved and honored. Thil strong urge to memorialize has developed with civilisation. It hat sparled torn of man noblest creations. To memorialize his beloved wife.

Shah Jahan built tha magnificant Tai Mahal, supreme, achievement Mohammedan rt. Alfrad Lord Tennyson composed tha series of elegies which comprise tha poem. In Memo-riam, a a tribute to hit warm friend, Arthur Hallam. This desire to preserve the name and memory of a loved one prompt many to publish tender tributes in the newspaper. Many users feel that such notices enable other to there in the recollection of what was ennobling and qood in the departed.

They find real solace therein. A copy of the published In Memoriam tucked away in diary, memory book or other intimate place becomes an additional keepsake. Othert consider an In Memoriam a simple, effective way of informing friends and associates that certain day it one of deep personal meaning. Most frequently an In Memoriam is published on the anniversary of death. The birthday of the dtpaHmd, the wedding anniversary.

Memorial Day, Easter, even Christmas, are ether significant occasiont chosen. Telephone WO 2-9400 and ask for Mist Leslie three-month-old coon Their owner, Richard coon in the wilds and feed itself. Raps City 'Coolness' To 'Village' The promoter of the proposed International Village criticized the Detroit Housing Director Wednesday for failing to deal with village backers "in any spirit of co-operation." Walter C. Shamie said Housing Director Robert D. Knox is "not impressed with the seriousness of our group." He and some of his staff members haven't demonstrated a genuine respect for the status of the people who are behind the International Village venture, Shamie said.

International Village Is a proposed 30-million-dollar project to construct an "old world in new Detroit" on the site of the Skid Row redevelopment area. It would be a complex of nationality night clubs, restaurants, bazaars, curio shops, travel agencies. SHAMIE SAID Knox is skeptical of the ability of International Village people to carry out this development and that "he's dealing with us as if we were a speculative group." The criticisms were made In a newsletter sent by Shamie to the Friends of the Interna- tional Village. I.at Feb. 21, Shamie sal2, International Village, made an offer to the Detroit Houning? Commission of $1,853,680 for 23 acres of land In the Skid Row redevelopment area.

Shamie said there has been no action on the offer which amounted to 60 per cent of what the Housing Commission had set as a minimum price for the parcel. He said the Village was prepared to go high as 75 per cent of the minimum. The Housing Commission price, Shamie said, is unrealistic. He has asked Knox to have the Urban Renewal Administration reappraise the land because downtown property prices have declined in the two years since the parcel was first appraised. KNOX SAID Shamie's offer was a "nice, pretty eight-page letter which I would call a letter of interest but not a bid." "The minimum price, which 1 about $3.2 million Knox Mid.

"i established by the UllA and we can't sell for It's than that." Knox said he and International Village attorney Ramon S. Regan are working on a possible lease arrangement whereby the land could be leased with an option to buy. "I want to see the International Village development," Knox said, "and I'd even like to be able to give them the land because we might get the price back in taxes in four or five years. But this is just not possible." Search for Bodies In Hotel Ruins RENO LV) Firemen cautiously played water on the ruins of the New Golden Hotel Wednesday and brought in heavy equipment to knock down shaky walls before resuming the search for bodies. A 10-hour fire Tuesday left only a jumble of charred wreckage in the downtown hotel.

One body was recovered but authorities feared at least three bodies were still in the smouldering debris. You-All Savs Uncle Sam WASHINGTON (UPI) The Government has launched a hard-sell campaign to lure foreign tourists to the United States. The Commerce Department's United States Travel Service started the drive with advertisements in newspapers in the United Kingdom, France and West Germany. SI. it- Hoffman Post No.

116. V.F.W. and St. Clare of Montefalco Church. He is survived by his wife, Leona; two daughters, Mrs.

Bernadette Schmidt and Eleanor; a son, Eugene and three grandchildren. Services will be at 9 a.m. Saturday In the Killeen Funeral Home, and at 9:45 a.m. in St. Clare of Montefalco Church, Whittier and Mack.

Grosse Pointe Park. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. MRS. LUCILE ANN JANS A Detroit-area resident for 50 years, Mrs.

Jans, 69, of 895 Pemberton, Bloomfield Hills, died Wednesday in Henry Ford Hospital. She was born in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Mrs. Jans was a member of Plum Hollow Golf Club, a charter member of the Home-i makers Club, and a member of the Detroit YWCA, the League of Women Voters in Birming-I'ham and Bethel United Church of Christ.

After graduating from Ypsl-lantl Normal College, Mrs. Jans taught in the Detroit public scnoois more than 10 years. She Is survived by her husband, John two sons, John ana Dr. James a sister, Mrs. Mary A.

Ripley, and seven grandchildren. The body will be in the Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home, 16540 Meyers, after 10 a.m. Friday. Services will be there at 1 p.m.

Saturday, with burial in Grand Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Michigan Cancer Foundation, the Michigan Heart Association or the YWCA. MRS. DOROTHY SHAP-rELL FOPE A former feature writer in the Women's Department of The Detroit Free Press, Mrs. Tope, 47, died Wednesday in Delaware, O.

She' moved there from Detroit in i 1951. I A graduate of the University! of Michigan, she was active in Ohio civic and charitable af- fairs, was publicity chairman for her local Community Fund, and a past president of the: League of Women Voters. While primarily a housewife, I Mrs. Pope continued her writ-' ing, one of her articles being reprinted recently by the Read- er's Digest. Survivors include her hus-! band, John; a son, Dan, and; two daughters, Susan and! Laura: her parents, Mr.

and' Mrs. Richard Shappell, and a I brother, Richard. Services will be at 2 m. Sunday in the First Presbyterian Church, Delaware. Cre mation will follow.

The body! is at Bennett-Brown Funeral Home, Delaware. MRS. MARGUERITE F. LOFTHOI SE A Detroit-area resident since 1919. Mrs.

Loft-house, 67, of 13680 Victoria, Oak Park, died Wednesday at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital. Born in Essex, Mrs. Lofthouse is survived by her husband, George three sons, George Parker, Robert M. and James and three sisters, Mrs.

William Chambers, Mrs. Edward Yentsch, and Mrs. Hillard Best. Services will be at 3 p.m. Friday in the Bell Chapel of the William Hamilton 820 E.

Maple, Birmingham. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Deaths Elsewhere Kalomlrii, 79, one of Greece's most noted composers; in Athens. Donald Swatland, 66, a partner in the New York law firm of Cravath, Swaine Moore for 36 years; in New York City. Hubert Kelly, 92, the sergeant-at-arms of Tammany Hall since 1902; in New York City.

Mohammed All Annabl, 56, Commissioner of Atomic Energy in Tunisia and Tunisian representative to the International Atomic Energy Commission; in Tunis. IN MICHIGAN I. Fay llorton, 75, retired president of the former Manton State Bank, former mayor of Manton; in Traverse City. Deaths FUNERALS TODAY Adams, Delia Bird ft Mott Aenew, Daniel Ride Bartoszek, Walter Riske Brown, Maude M. Wm.

SuHiven Carlson, Albin E. A. H. Peters Dalton, Charles W. Eppens-VanDeweqho Dombrowikl, Mary L.

J. Miller Dreher, Minnie Schmalzriedt Dunn, Patricia Harris Fultz, Charles Northrop Gawrvcrt. Joseph Northrop Golaszewski, Lottie L. A. Turowski Goltz, Elmer A.

A H. Peters Greenber, Ma Hebrew Mem. Gustation, Natalia E. Hunter-Callender Hancock, Catherine A. Mc I nnes- Des mend Hardase, Laura Pierce Kemp, Fred Will Klawunder, Ella Casterlina Latham, Harry Hunter-Callender McVittie, Robert E.

Schmalzriedt Moore, Mary Edna Harris Piper, Dorothy Will Pochert, Walter P. Matthews Ranella, Angelina A. H. Peters Shoskes, Loun Hebrew Mem. Siebert, Guy H.

Verhevden Smead, Dr. Morean J. Pixtey Spencer, Katrin Orlicti Sprecher, Eusent E. Read-Schultz Tatar, Anna J. L.

Turowski Washington, Odie Cole Weitzman, Abe H. Kaufman Death Notices I ADAMS DELIA, tormerlv of 8250 Epworth, beloved wite of the late Jorin. Services 8 Tnurjfli, from Bird A Mott Funeral Home, 266i West Grand bivd. Interment, Paris, Ont, Canada. ALLEN LONA April 3, suddenly, of 1340 Grand Blvd.

Dear sister of Mrs Walter (Fravne) KJuzak. (nee Pansera); aunt Mrs. Wayne (Ann-Ette) Mvatt. Services o'clock Friday evening at the R. G.

G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 1S2SI Harper Ave. In lieu or flowers donations ma be made to the Heart Fund. Visiting after 10 a.m.

Thursday. AUDISOX STEVE, dear brother of Tony, Mrs. Kate Chiado, Paul and Mary. Services and interment at Ernest Son Funeral Home, Export. Pa.

For information, call A. H. Peters Funeral Home, LA e-7700. ARMSTRONG JAMES April 4. of 3W Haver-hill.

Grandfather of Mrs. William Bussang; sreat-grandfather of Ann. Christine and Ruth, f-oterai at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Friday at 2. BARTOSZEK WALTER, 533 Proctor; dear husband of Mary, father of Stanley.

Jonn, Chester and Mrs. Irene Swiech, brother of Michael, father-in-law of Helen, Virginia. Virginia and Edward; 16 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 30 a m. from chapels of Risko Funeral Home, 7100 Michidan Avenue.

St. Andrews Catholic Church 10:00 a.m. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. For further information call VI 1-8284.

BKEXXAX ELLEN, Apr. 3rd: beloved wife of Jonn dear mother of John Thomas, Rooert, Carolyn, Mary and Vincent; daughter of the late William and Hanna Riordan; sister of Sister Canasius, Mrs. Jonn Butler, Mrs. Margaret Beiswinger, Alvin, Daniel and William Riordan. Rosary service at Ted C.

Sullivan Funeral Home. 14730 W. McNichcs Rd. Tnursoay p.m. Requiem Mass at St.

Monica Church Friday morning at 10. In lieu of flowers Mass otfenngs will be appreciated. BROOKS ANDREW of Warren. Mich. Beloved hosnand of Katierine Jaaues; dear father of Mrs.

Geraidma Hatcher and Mrs. Patricia Lae-tnem; also seven grandchildren aid two great-grandchildren; brother ot Mrs. EnzaDm White, of Clarkston. Funeral from the Weit-enberner Funeral Home, 13341 Gratiot, Saturday at 9:30, and St. Raymond Churcn at 10.

CARLSON ALBIN husband of Ebba, dear father of Stanley E. and Mrs. Edwin R. Peterson, five grandchildren also survive, brother of Ida end Tenia Carlson of Sweden. Fu-ppral Thursaav.

1 at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot Ave. Memorials to Elim Baptist Church will be appreciated. DALTON CHARLES W.

(Jack), Apr. J. (suddenly) of 12510 E. Outer beloved husband of Florence dear brother ot Mrs. William H.

Sabin and Mrs Virginia Weishaer, both of Wilmington, Ohio. Services under auspices of Pillar Lodse No. 574 F. A M. at the Eppens-Van-Deweghe Funeral Home, 6150 Ca-deux Rd at Harper, Thursday.

I m. Interment Saturday at Wil-minghton, Onio. in lieu of flowers memorial tributes to Michigan League for Crippled Children will be appreciated. DEROSIER EUGENE, beloved husband of Leona; dear father of Mrs. Bernadette Schmidt.

Eugene V. and Eleanor; also leaves three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, a from the G. F. Killeen Funeral Home, 555 Chalmers at Elmdaie, and St.

Clair ot Montefalco Church, 9:45 a m. Rosary Friday, 8:15 m. Member of Osner's Club and Hoffman Post No. 114 VFW. DINGELDEY HELEN, April 3, of 262C7 Curlts, beloved mother of Mrs.

Gartn (Lo'S) Owen, of Westchester, ill and Rooert grandmother of Laurel and Sharon. Funeral services Friday, 11 from Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redford). DOWDELL ANN, April 3, of 406 McKinlev. Grosse Point- Farms; wife of William; mother ot Richard and Dwight; sister of Mrs.

Agnes Lesckiewicz, Joseph, Peter and Waiter Wesiukanis; grancmother of Rooin. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Friday at 9:30. and to St. Philomena Church at 10. Rosary Thursday evening at 7:45.

FARRAR WADDEL; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Massoud Farrar of Arizona, dear brother of Peter. Funeral Friday from Baenasco Funeral Home, 5'2 E. Grand Blvd.

at 8 30 a.m. Our Lady of Help Church 9:38. Rosary Thursday p.m. FINGER EFFIE April 3. of Grosse Pointe Court, Grosse Pointe.

Wits of Charles mother of Mrs. Shlrlev Young, Mrs. Doris J. Zim-mer and Charles tour grants-children. Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Friday at I.

MRS. ZOE HILL Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, for Mrs. Hill, 71, of 360 St. Clair, Grosse Pointe.

who died Tuesday in Harper Hospital. Mrs. Hill, born in Petoskey, was a Detroit-area resident for many years. She traveled extensively with her husband. Norman, an aide to former Gov.

Frank Murphy. Hill also published a newspaper in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Survivers include her husband, three sons, Frank, Arthur and Norman, a daughter, Mrs. Philip Pratt, and 11 grandchildren.

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