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Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Help Wanted, Male DETROIT FREE PRESS Monday. June 4. '62 USE ft X- 'v XS. i 1 THE OLD MOTTO about things happening in threes came true again Sunday in Deaconess Hospital when Mrs. Vian Amico, of 3627 Courville, gave birth to twin girls her third set of twins.

Mrs. Amico and her husband, Joseph, a chemist, now have nine children, Debra, 8, Lisa, 6, Xikki, 4, twins Joel and Joanna, 3, twins James and Janet, 18 months, and the newest girls, who are not yet named. DETROITER SECOND Monroe Boy Wins State Marbles Title 40 Dearborn-Downriver Area Local established route. Guarantee to start plus Quarterly bonus. Married, high school graduate, car necessary.

Income and advancement unlimited. For personal interview dial 291-0375. DRIVER-SALESMAN for dry cleart-ing route. WE 3-0418. DRIVERS WANTED-Must be experienced, good character, 30-over 921-044 DRAFTSMEN With experience In designing In-; dustrial ovens or air systems, Promising position with Insurance and pension benefits.

Box 15l, Free Press 31. DRIVERS-VAN OPERATORS TRUCKMEN EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED Make more money. Year-round worn with fastest growing mover. Be in business for yourself. Paid training if needed.

Latest furniture trailers, all loads supplied. Age 23 or over, pass physical, own or can finance '57 or later tractor, 260 cu. In. or larger. Call Charles white of Mayflower Transit, WOodward 2-5915 day or night, June 4, 5, 7 and 8.

COLLEGE MEN Earn $2,000 This Summer! Largest company of Its kind has several Interesting inb opportunities for personable college men to work in following areas: (1) Detroit (2) Flint (3) Saginaw (4) Muchigan resort areas No experience necessary but you must be neat appearing and enjoy meeting people. No car necessary. Participation In our summer earnings program w'H provide weekly paychecks over $100 and also entitle you to compete for following awards: (1) S2.000 cash scholarship at school of your choice. (2) Several $1,000 cash scholarships. (3) Tt win one of several AROUND-THE WORLD trips by PAN-AM iet clipper! (4) To win one of several Austin Healey sports cars! Phone College Personnel Secretary WO 2-4346 Between the Hours of 9 A.M.

5 P.M. Only $97 PER WEEK FOREMEN Porcelain enamel Relocate Chicago. Perm, openings 1st and 2nd snifts. Hot water hr. mfa Bus.

ai-most 100 yrs Take complete charge dept. Exper. a must. Send resume giving full background and sal. red to Box M-298 Free Press, 31.

GRINDER HAND Wanted for work. Must have experience grinding high speed steel. Production work on End Mills. POHL TOOL CO. i WE 3 4490 1 ICE CREAM prdd'ers to sn on bike routes.

Retired men preferred. Best percentage. Apply 18311 or 10221 Harper. Immediate Opening Man with mechanical aptitude for interesting position in Northwest area store. Opportunity for 100 Wkly.

Dl 1-3395 IN THE ST CLAIR SHORES AREA Well-known company needs courteous, ambitious married man, under 40, with car to contact established customers. Hiah school edu- Ins expenses Also 3 TU 6-0769 ds. pa-t-time men. INVESTMENT CASTING SUPERVISOR Require a man experienced in supervising all manufacturing operations in production of fprrnu; nnrl nnn-fprmiK Special to the Free Press EATON RAPIDS John Loope, 14, of Monroe, is the state's new marble champion. John blasted aside all opposition Sunday in the rings on the grounds of the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home here.

The contest was sponsored by. the Michigan Veterans of For-; Korea Reporters Detroit liny, but deter- I mined Tyrone Coleman. 12, ailed for StOr 7 rV 10) tition. The game, little com- SEOTJL (LTI)-Two Ko-petltor apparently shot with Sreat force, for he fell back- "porters have been ar-ward after each shot. i rested in connection with a Third was Joseph DeLaCruz, story that ex-junta chief Lt.

13, of Mt. Clemens, the defend- Gen. Chang Do Young was ing champion. being investigated for allegedly Persistence might be consid- having helped the escape of a ered one of the chief factors in political prisoner to Japan, young Loope's victory. He won cho Dong Oh, assistant city the championship in 195S and editor of the Minkook Ilbo, and was runner-up in both 1959 and i reporter Shin Yong Soon of 1961.

the Dong-A llbo were charged He will go to the national i with publishing "official se-competition later this month at crets." CHARIOT BERNICE MAE. Wife of the late Anthony; dear mother of John and Mrs. Violet Baumgarten; three qrandchildren also survive. Funeral Monday 11 a.m. at A.

H. Peter Funeral Home. 20705 Mack Ave. and Vernier Rd. (8 Mile) Grosse Pointe Woods.

CI PA ANNA, June 3. 2376 Grand Blvd. Dear mother of Mrs. Joseoh ((Anna) Stephan, Andrew. Alexander, John, Mrs.

Kenneth (Martha) Pozolo, and Bernard. Funeral Wednesday a.m. from the Van 'Kula Funeral Home, 9074 St. Cyril at Marcus and St Nicholas Church at 9. Interment Mt.

Olivet. Evening services Monday and Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. COPPOLA ICirtrtDrV tiiftHAnlu Rslnuul band of Maria; dear father of Mrs. Frances BeManca1 and Mrs. Elizabeth Toppi Survived by orandcnildren.

Funeral from te Ba9nasco Funeral Home, 512 E. Grand Blvd. Wednesday 8:30, Holy Family Church 9:30. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. CUMMIXGS WALTER June 2.

1962. of Sarasota, Fla. Formerly of Detroit and Grosse Pointe Beloved husband of Dorothy E. Cummings. Funeral services at chapel of Wm.

R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. DEAN FRANCES HURO. Suddenly, June mother of Mrs. John E.

Swisner. Jr. and Mrs. Ruth Dean Clark; sister of Clarence Hurd; seven grandchildrpn; services Wm Sullivan and Son Funeral Home, 705 W. 11 Mile Rd.

(4 blks. E. of Woodward), Royal Oak, Tuesday 10 30 a.m.; In state atter 5 p.m. Monday. DECKER ARTHUR age of SISfll Mound Utica; dear husband of Loretta; dear father of Richard and Mrs.

Betty Klan; dear brother ot George and Mrs. Ada Cameron; 7 grandchildren. Services 9:30 -am. Wednesday at Milliken Funeral Home, 8459 Hall Rd and 10 a.m. at St.

Lawrence Church. Rosary 8:30 Tuesday evening. DEXBRAVEN MEYER June 1. Beloved husband of Mollie; dear father of Alfred: brother of Mrs. Johanna Gieason and Mrs.

Charlotte Goodman; grandfather of Donald and Mrs. Barbara Jean Rossler. Funeral from the Harvev A. Neety Funeral Home, 16540 Meyers Tuesday at 3 p.m. Interment at Acacia Park.

DOUGLAS MAY R. E. June 1 Central Lake, Mich. Dear mother of Harold grandmother of George Sharon Nancy M. and Grace great-grandmother of George and Cheri D.

Services Tuesday. 1 30 p.m. from the Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home. 22401 Grand River.

DRWIEGA PETER, of 19524 Sawyer. Beloved husband of Catherine, dear father of Stella Pelachyk. Walter, Pauline Smolka. Irene Kowalski. Joseoh and Euttene, also 11 grandchildren Funeral Tuesday, 12:30 p.m., from Jos.

L. Turowski Funeral Home, 18957 W. Warren, to W. Chicago Baptist Church at I. FORBES VIOLET, 45785 Hevdenrelch Mt Clemens, June 2, 70 vears.

Be- I loved wife of Reginald, dear mother ot Mrs. Jean Austin, Mrs. Violet! (Babe) Charbeneau and Mrs. Virginia Sanborn, 11 grandchildren also survive. Services Tuesday, 1 from the Will and Schwarti-koff Funeral Home, 233 N.

Gratiot, Mt. Clemens. Burial Cadillac Me-' morial Gardens East. GACII HERMAN S. (Hy) of lfWS Santa Barbara.

Beloved husband of Betty; dear father of Jimmie and Mrs. Manuel Ro'henberg; son of Sadie; brother of Sam and Mrs. Ann Venner; three grandchildren. Services Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 1832S W. Mile Rd.

EL 7-5200. GKALER FANNIE of 13317 North Norfolk. Beloved wife of Joseph; dear mother of Aubrey, Yaie, Rov and Mrs. Bernard (Marcia) Buchalter; brother of Dr. Lawrence, Dr.

Lerov, Dr. Norvell. Isadore, Samuel and Edith Atler and Mrs. Claire Ross; eight grandchildren. Services Tuesday afternoon at 12-30 at the Ira Kaufman Chanel, 18325 W.

Mile Rd. EL 7-5200. GOWAN ANNA VIRGINIA, of 35 Longfellow. Beloved wife of the late Berry S. Gowan; dear mother of Mrs.

Forest D. Jerome; sister of Mrs G. C. Godfrey and Mrs. A.

Nix; also survived by 2 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. In state at the R. G. ft G. R.

Harris Funeral Home, 4251 Cass Ave. until 10 Monday eveninq. Funeral and interment Calhoun, Georgia. GRAVEL EDWARD, beloved husband of Olive, doar father of William Edward Gravel, 4 grandchildren, brother of Alexander and Emile Gravel. Services at A.

D. Matthews Funeral Home, 1030 E. Grand Tuesday, 11 a m. Mr. Gravel was life member of Union Lodge 3 FS.AM, New Haven.

Connecticut papers please copy. GUY LAURA May 31. 1962, of 2734 W. Grand Blvd. Wife of the late Thomas dear mother of Mrs.

Edna Almira Harris of St. Petersburg, Fla. Services 1 p.m. Monday from Bird Mott Funeral Home, 2663 W. Grand Blvd.

HOERNSCIIMEYER JO ANN, June 2, of 387 Moran Grosse Pte. Daughter of Rob-' ert and Mavbeile; sister of Mary Ann and Sue Ann. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, ihjuu vac at Outer Drive. Tues- day at 10:30 and to St. Pauls' Church at 11.

nati, Ohio. IIOSKEVS Interment Cincin-, WILLIAM June 2 of 1315 BrkshTe, Grouse Pointe Park husband of Eunice; father of P'Chard, James and Robert; brother of Mrs. Jess Worbovs and Hovt Torrev; four grandchildren. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Tuesday at 9:15 and to St.

Clare Church at 9.45 Rosary Monday evening at 8. KMICINSKI PAUL, June 1. Beloved uncle of Jean and Anne. Funeral Wednesday, at 9:15 a from the Hra-dowsky Funeral Home, 4141 Clio-pert nr. Michigan, to St.

John's Ukrainian Catholic Church at 9.30 Interment Holy Sepulchre. KILAS JULION, June 1. age 73, of 3852 Bppch-Daly; husnand of the late Blanche; dear father of Julius. Louis, and Mrs. Helen also 12 grandchildren.

At Ouerfeld Funeral Home, 1-iOO Oak-wood nr. Michigan, Dearborn. Services Tuesday 9:15 a.m. and from St. John's Church at 10 Entombment Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum.

KUMMEKT GERALD June dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kummert; brother of Richard and Miss Mar. oaret Kummert. Funeral from Harper Mulliqan Funeral Home, Seven Mile Memorial Chapel, 195m W.

Seven Mile, Wednesday 8:45 and St. Alohonsus Church at 9:30 a.m.; rosary Tuesday 8:30 p.m. LaGRASSO JOSEPH, of 13203 Frankfort; beloved husband ot the late Catherine; dear father of Mrs. Walter (Grace) Frontera, Mrs. Walter (Lucretia) Jaissle, Joseph, Mrs.

Anthony (Rose) Nagel, Sam, Mrs. William (Catherine Cassidy, Thomas and the late Isadore (Ted) La Grasso; survived by twenty-five grandchildren and thirteen greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the Arthur J. VanLerberghe Funeral Home, 13340 E. Warren, cor.

Lake-view, Monday morning at 10:30 and St. John Berchman Church at 11. Rosary Sunday evening at 8. Funeral Directors I 1 10, LEX ERT THOMAS, of 5117 Falrvlew; beloved husband of the lafe Justma; dear father of Mrs. Arthur (Elizabeth) Miller, Madeline, Joseph Anthony and the late Thomas survived by fourteen grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren.

Funeral from the Arthur J. VanLerberghe Funeral Home, 13340 E. Warren corner Lakeview, Wednesday morning at 8:30 and St. Margaret Mary Churcn at 9. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8 30.

MEYETTE CHARLES JOSEPH, cf It Hazl-ette Peterboro. Ontario, age 88. Husband of the late Annie Tobin; dear father of John Joseph, Frank Gerald and the late Charles Edmund; brother of Mrs. Mable Mac Millan and Mrs. Minnie Gilman of Detroit.

Funeral services Tuesday from the Lane Funeral Home, Peterboro, to Immaculate Conception Church tor a requiem mass at 10 a.m. Interment St. Peter Cemetery. MUELLER CORA (nee FORTH), of 22210 Keily East Detroit. Beloved wife of the late Oswald; dear aunt of Mrs.

Gerald (Judy) Martin. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 1. Dohertv's Funeral Home, 10612 E. Jefferson nr. Harding.

Interment Elmwood Cemetery. OLVIS CHARLES M-, May 31, of 5200 Balfour, husband of Josephine; father of Mrs. Frank (Geraldine) Nichols and Mrs. Arnold (Evelyn) Plein; seven grandchildren; brother of Sherman and Mrs. Elmira Proctor.

Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr Monday at 9:30 and to St. Matthews Church at 10. Rosary Sunday evening at 8:30. Memorial contributions to the CARE Fund would be appreciated. OTT MATHILDA, beloved wife of Carl, dear mother of Mrs.

Victor (Gertrude) Redmenn and Carl 5 grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Minnie Stoll. Services at A. O. Matthews Funeral Home, 1030 E.

Grand Blvd. Tuesday at 2. Interment Gethsemane. PAUL BEATRICE, of 19959 Ward, June 3. Beloved wife of Louis dear sister of Mrs.

Tillie Grossman, Mrs. Harry Cohen and Mrs. Arthur Richie. Services Monday 1:30 p.m.. Hebrew Memorial Chapel, 2995 Joy Rd.

Interment Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Family at the home of Mrs. Richie, 16927 Baylis. PELECII DMYTRO, June 1. 1962.

7454 St. Marys. Husband of the late Xenia; dear uncle of Anthony, Mrs. Steve Niedwiczki, Steve and Walter Pe-lech. services at Skene Funeral Home, 10050 Jov Rd.

at Wyoming, Tuesday at 10 a.m. Interment White Chapel. PERKIXS HOWARD (CY), June 1. at St. Petersburg, Florida, husband of i Cora (nee Kirsch); father of M's.

Charles G. Vervisch; grandfather i of Daniel, Sue Ann and James Vervisch. Funeral from the Ver-' heyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Tuesday at 9:30 and to St. Paul's Church at 10.

Rosary Monday evening at 8. PERRY I EDWARD of 13589 WinthroP. I Father of Mrs. Arnold Hounsom of1 Toronto and Mrs. Jonn Gross; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 3 i great-grandchildren.

Services 11 o'clock Tuesday morning at the I R. G. G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W.

McNichols Rd. RAYMER THOMAS SR. Age 59, of 26667 Wenfield. Beloved husband of Bea-tr ce (Winkler dear father of Mrs. Joseph (Dorothy) Westeman, Mrs.

Robert (Shirley) Shones, Thomas Roy, Robert. Edward; deor i brother of James. Clarence; seventeen Funeral Monday. 1 William and grandchildren. :30 from the Kaul Funeral Home, 27330 Gratiot.

Roseville. REX ST ROM VERA, of 16908 St. Paul, Grosse Pointe. Wife of Carl sister of Mrs. Mary Hutson and John Fo-menko.

At the Verheyden Funeral Home, Mack at Outer Drive, until Monday noon. Funeral from the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, 16 Lakeshore Monday at 2. RUFF FRANCES of dear wife of the 17173 Oakfield. late Albert H. (Jovce) Fin- dear mother of A gerhut Edgar of Sandusky, Ohio, Mrs.

(Gladys) Barrett of Farm- i ington, dear sister of Perc Dow of Englefield, Green Surrey, England. At Severance Funeral Home, 19621 W. McNichols till 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 5. Services from St.

Christopher's Episcopal Church, 20750 W. McNichols 11 a.m. S( IIAKFEK MARIE, wife of the late Henry; mother ot the late Gertrude. Funeral Wednesday 1 m. at A.

H. Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot Ave. SCHLAFF DeFOREST, suddenly. June 1. 25132 Bonaire Mt.

Clemens (Ford Motor Co. husband of Amanda; father of Mrs. Edwin (Elaine) Theut. brother of Mrs. John Destross.

Svlveser and Mrs. Peter Schuite Service Tuesday from rne Groesbeck Funeral Home, 226 Crocker Mt. Clemens at: 10 St. Louis Churcn. Rosary i Monday 8 m.

SNYDER I FANNIE (Schneider! of 17327 In-' diana. Beloved mother of Henry Schneider, Mrs. Sidney (Lillian) Milin, Jeanne Snyder and the late Judge John H. Schneider; four grandchildren. Services Monday morning at 11:30 a the Ira Kauf-i man Chanel, 18325 W.

Mile EL 7-5200. Family at the residence ot Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Milm, 184'0 Appoi.ne. STAXCZYK SOPHIE (SALLY1, 25536 Deborah; beioved wife of Ted; sister of Mrs.

Henry (Bernice) Dugelar. Mrs. Martin (Helen) Koooika. Funeral: Tuesday 30 a.m from the Front-I czak Funeral Home, Mc- i Dougall, St. Hyacinth Church at i 9.

Burial, Mt. Olivet. STAriSII CARL, June 2. of Dear husband of 6730 Mansfield dearest Ala father of Maxine Bacon. Robert Sramsh, Carolyn Adamiak.

Ronald Clewett and Alice Buttrev. Survived by eighteen grandchildren, uear son of Pauline Lewis of Flint; dear brother of Marion Baker. Earl Stapish. Alberta Pumnhrev. Funeral Tuesday from the Lesney Funeral Home, 13201 W.

Warren. Dearborn. Time later. STEINBEKGEK GUSTAV, of 20243 Gilchrist. June 3 Beloved husband of Ketherine; dear father of Joseph, Dr.

Eugene. William, George and Mrs. Adoloh Jacobs; sixteen grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Services Monday 11 Hebrew Memorial Chapel, 2995 Joy Rd. Interment Hebrew Memorial Park.

Family at the Joseph Steinberger residence, 15211 Oak Park Blvd. STUDEBAKER BURTON June 2. Formerly of Detroit, now of Coldwater, Mich. Beloved husband of Grace (Ma-tousek); brother of Bruce F. Funeral from the Putnam Funeral Home, 11 E.

Chicago Street. Cold-water. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery, Coldwater. Services 1 o'clock Tuesday. UMBREIT GUSTAV June of 11375 Evanston.

Husband of the late Augusta. Beloved father of Mrs. Lillian Thompson and Elsie; brother of Arthur and Paul; grandfather of Arlene and great-grandfather of Jerry. At the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive until Mondav evening at 10 In state at the Our Savior Lutheran Church, Dickerson at Elmdale, Tuesday from 10 until time of service at 11. Funeral Directors 10 I 1 Help Wanted, Male 40 MEN Full time work only.

Steady work steady pay. Aje no on-iect. Advancement In 3 months. Apply 180 E. 7 Mile, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Machine Repairmen (Must be journeymen American Metal Prod. 8601 EPWORTH An equal oppnrturvty emnlnver. Multi-Million Dollar International organization has ooen- inq for a career opportunity as I Detroit me' rooo' ft an area representative fo one of America's fastest growing organizations of it kind in ex Tne nui we sek is marr ed, 30 and so with a successful rc-ground vet some what impa ent with progress. Applicant will need ambition oVterrnination ani a desire to serve others as we as himself. To this man, we off'-r a guaranteed draw, unlimited earning potential, pension at 60 or 6 5 We offer inooendence of own business vet af i hat on and support of large financial frm.

We supply framing, direct mait plan No lead orobiem, other proven helps to make sales. Opportunity to move into supervision fer first year. The man we seek must be honest and re an intense peron With a burning dr-S're to earn a 5-'Qure annual income For interview aooointmnt, call Mr. Hotfman at VE 6 1677, Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 3 m.

only. Need $100 Up One marrieO man 40 wne1 for permanent position hanohnq route in Northwest area. Must I have hiqh srnool education, good car, home pnorie and ne a se'l- starter. Phone VE 5 davs or GA 2-4578 After 00 P.m. for Interview Appointment.

OLDER MEN, 30 75 Who can meet people. Earn ST to $5 hour, full or part time. Mason, 81? Brndericl Tower. Outboard Mechanics Experienced only, time year 'round Top wnqes. Full No phone calls.

please. BIRMINGHAM BOAT CFNTER Ut5 S. WOODWARD AT ADAMS ROAD Printing Etching Dept. Etching dept. foreman for large Litho plant In Cincinnati, Ohio.

Must be experienced in hiqh Quality color work. Send complete resume including saiary expected tn H. Crocker Inc Stro- bridge Division, 4530 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati 12, Oh io PHARMACIST FuM Time Attractive work inn conditions new neighbor hood drugstore. Further incentive tor right man. Write 776 Boston Grand Rapids, Wichigrin.

ROUTE MAN Opportunity for reliable married man with car between It 35 No experience necessary. We want a man who is not satisfied with I his S0 to $inO wk. ion Your income will increase with e-1 perience. nor personal interview call LU 2C92 STORE MANAGER DRAPE PIES OR DOVESTICS Excellent salary and opportunity for experienced man with department manager, assistant manager or other managerial experience. Relocate in lint, Michigan, with well established specialties chain.

Contact C. Kelly. United Textiles, 906 Sill Flint, Mich. CEdar 9-2116. SALES DIRECTOR Experienced manager to dirct nation-wide sales activity of manufacturer of titling, packaging and related technical equipment.

Mr-ch- amcal engineer or equivalent experience reauired. Replies strictly confidential. Giva full particulars including rduca- tion, age, salary expected and ex-' perience including all employers, i Box 1524, Free Press 31. JALES TRAINEES to S450. JOY DOM AN PERSONNEL WO 2-710 VE 6 0306 PR 2 5610 Specification Writer FOR Architectural Trades General Building Construction Must have not less than 5 years experience in actual writing of specifications.

Write stating qualifications, experience, references, age. salary desired. ALBERT KAHN Associated Architects and Engineers 345 NEW CENTER BLDG. SALES ENGINEERS Two. Missile and hydraulic exp age to 40, salary to SI 5 000.

Fee i paid. McCabe 8. Dl l-76. 1 SALES EXECUTIVE Large mfg. CO.

requires Birmingham area man, 35-40, with wine i acquaintance among top auto er- ers. FEE PAID. Salary as required McCabe Assoc Dl l-76fi: SUMMER EARNINGS PROGRAM Established rattonal concern offers mile students opportunity tor unprecedented summer erimmT, Those accepted may earn $H3 weekly as studpnts did last sum- mer. Vany swe net year's tui- fioo and expenses and stll have mornings free for iwimmmo, golf- 1 ing or tennis IN ADDITION 16 $1,000 Scholarships! AND OTHER PRIZES Will be awarded to vacationing students who Qualify for un- usual summer opportunity. Ail i applicants should be: over 13 vrs.

1 ot age, capable of a neat, business Iie appearance, and a ie to! adapt ouickty to ne situations i Those accppted will be trained in brand identification, public rela-! tions, and sales promotion at com- pany expense. As a result of experience acquired here, manv students have Qualified for hiqher Starting salaries in their chosen careers. Call for interview, 8 am. to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday. WO 5 0561 Salary $93 Wk.

Guar. STUDENTS, retired men, shift work. I ers full or part time. Earn 52 to i S3 an hr. Apply 24710 W.

Warren, i Dearborn or Ecorse RrJ Taylor, 8 to 10 A.M. or 4 to 5 M. WELDING SUr-fLY SALESMAN Territory open for experienced man acquainted In Detroit. High-j est commission ever ottered. Noi traveling required.

Send resume to Homer McLucas, 3306 LaPeeri Flint, Michigan. UPHOLSTERfeK-Experienced. reli- able for established firm. Steady lob for right man See Da Wemo at Gray's UphoKtering, Nepssing, Lapeer, Michigan. i Salesmen 42 Auto Salesmen (2) EXPERIENCED PREFFRRED.j BUT WILL TRAIN.

A-jps 21 to I 30 Call or see Mr. Wailave at S'anford Inc, 970 Fort Lincoln Pa'k. Help Wanted, Male 40; Greenville, Tenn. Time for Change LONDON (UPI) Mrs. June Digby, 28, won a divorce 35 COURT REPORTER Be always In demand.

Very high earnings, loo security. LEARN COURT REPORTING LEGAL. SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC DAY OR EVENING CLASSES LOW WEEKLY TUITION FOR FULL INFORMATION CALL 965-8165 ELSA COOPER SCHOOL 1442 GRISWOLD EARN to ope'ii. heavy equipment. Call WO 1-7090 or write to: Associated Schools, 424 Book Detroit 26, Mich.

JEROME F. BENJAMIN, 259 S. Woodward, Birmingham. You have won two free tickets to "The! Greatest Show On Earth" at Cobo Hall Arena. Call Miss Lee at the1 Classified Advertising Department, the Free Press, within 24 hours (Saturday and Sunday winners; please call Monday).

Call between i :30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. The num-j ber is 222 6 567 LEARN BARBERING Enroll Now For July Class TUITION ONLY $575 Part-Time Classes Also UNIVERSAL BARBER COLLEGE 2123 Gratiot WO 5-8292 Arrangements Made For No Down Payment THE ROCKAELL SCHOOL Offers a short inexpensive course and employment assistance to men who are interested in steady, full or part time positions as guards or watchmen. Phone 961-O810 WANTED-WOMEN To train as SUPERMARKET CASHIERS-CHECKERS TRAIN NOV PAY LATER Free placement service. Day or eve.

classes Call TO 5-1250. Air conditioned class rms. MARKET TRAINING INST. 16410 Woodward. 1 Blk.

S. of Ml. WANT TO LEARN THE BARBER PROFESSION? Enroll now. A few openings available for July class. For information write or call City Barber College 13545 Gratiot Detroit 5, Michiaan DR 1-5780 Trade Technical Schools 36 A BETTER JOB Learn By Doing Practical Work AUTO MECHANICS Auto Transmissions Auto Body Collision ACETYLENE, ARC WELDING Gl APPROVED Wolverine School 37 YEARS SAME 1400 W.

FORT ST. LOCATION WO 3-0692 Detroit Time Study School 219 GRAND RIVER WO 1-6760 FULL OR PART TIME CLASSES ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WO 2-5660 E.T.S. ELECTRONICS SCHOOLS 1625 E. CD. BLVD 925-5600 Send for complete information 1 Employment Help Wanted, Male 40 SR.

7 FINE OPENINGS TO VS50 Kev Personnel. 2046 First Nati B'dg. ARC WELDERS First class only, witn commercial truck body building experience. Apply in person. Hemke, 28100 Groesoec, Roseville.

ATTORNEY To manage abstract and title company In Southeastern Michigan community. Knowledge of real estate titles and demonstrated administrative ability necessary. Reouires movin9 to community. Age 30 to 45. Salary J7.S00 to SICOOO to start.

and insurance. Send complete resume in s'rict confidence. Box 1 511, Free Press 31. ROUTE MEN Tired of early morning hours? Killing yourself lifting heavy cases? Sick of everyone's dirty linen? I can take you away from all that. I'll start you at $125 a week, as vou gain experience, your earnings will increase.

This is a iob with opportunity not a dead end. I am an ex-laundry man and I am going places, you can also. Call Gene Caldwell PHONE 371-7260 For the Best Job of Your Life; Alert Young Men! 18 TO 28 for Sales order and Public Relations Dept. AAust be neat, aggressive, Hmh School education and better. S97.50 per week to start to those who Qualify.

No experience necessary, transportation furnished. All company benefits. Blue Cross, 'vacation, etc. For interview call Mr. Reillv, WO 2-434 between 9 and 1 p.m.

BARBER Part 10202 Fenkell. time. Vacation. BARBER Master, conditioned shop Full WA time. 4-6998.

Air BARBER Mile Rd. Part-time. 24327 W. 7,. BAR BE Full time '7 block N.

of 9 Mile Rd. next to Hazel Park Police Station BARBER WANTED. EXPERIENCED ZW W. WAR KEN BARBER Guarantee, Experienced, steady. $100.

12924 Grat.ot. BARBER Garden WANTED-32667 City. Ford Rd. BARBER Steady, 5 days a week Good p'ace to work. Air condi' tioned.

$100 guar. 8606 Van Dyke BARBER Master Steady. 940 Nme Mile Ferndale. Mich. BAR BE Steady, vacation.

Franklin Shopping Center. After 2:30. MA 6-9361. BARBER wanted Steady. Grand River, Farmington.

33340 BARBER Gratiot. wanted Student. 9185 BARBER Steady, 7336 Woodward at Grand Blvd TR 1-5474. BAR BER West Dearborn. 1018 Monroe.

Steady. BAPBER Young, experience preferred Sart immedately. 7410 McNichols. Call after 6:30. BARBER, Master.

Fairlane Ctr Telegraph and Champaigne, Taylor BARBER Master Owner ill. 5312 Alter Rd. VA 4-5312. BARBER Part waqes. Call 1-6062.

time, steady, good PR -9226 or LA BARBER (Masteri-Young, for a 3-chair shop. 15827 Grand River. VE 5-9795. BARBER $'00 guarantee, 5 days. Good business.

Dascolas, Arbor-land Centre. NO 8-9308, days BARBER, STEADY 250J8 GRAND RIVER 3ARBER Young, experienced on flat tops. Steady or part time. TW 1 -229 5. all evenings.

BUMP, Paint, Combination Man Must be experienced. 12850 Dexter. BUMPER AND PAINTER Experienced. Straight salary. Steady work.

7505 Livernois. BOYS 16 TO 21 41 11 cn nr ualr Our training program will teach you i to earn 142. 50 per week In 3 i months. Must have driver's license i and own car within 3 months after starting Inquire 16325 W. Warren in person.

CHEMIST for cosmetic control. I Prefer retired male with degree. High school graduate with 2 years or more college with experience also acceptaole. Write Post Office Bo 441, Detroit 32. CIVIL Engineering Graduate tor highway work on county level.

Experience not necessary but would help salary potential. Write or call in person for information and application blank to Kalamazoo County Road Commission, County Building, Kalamazoo, Michigan CHECKING FIXTUPE BUILDERS MACHINISTS McDonald Machine Tool Co. 7326 McDonald TY 7-2300 CHEMICAL ENGINEER Plastic fabricator with rapidly expanding sales volume needs a good man for research and production. Call Mr. Rochlin at LI 1-3330, Royal Oak.

COLLEGE MEN-SUMMER SALES Earn S75 Week and uo. Apply Park Ave. Blog. Rm. 411 Trade Technical Schools 36 Designers are in Demand ENROLL NOW FOR TOOL-DIE OR BODY DESIGN MECH.

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VAX DER AERDEX HERMAN, age 31, of 4176 Philip, son of August and the late Adele; brother of Mrs. Elza Gross. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Monday at 9:30 and to St. John Berchman Church at 10. Rosary Sunday evening at 8.

WALCZAK JOHN, May 31. of 4023 32nd St. Husband of Theresa; father of Anthony; stepfather of Mrs. Frances Blunt, Mrs. Mamie Smith and Waiter Selczak; twelve grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren.

Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr. Monday at 8 30 and to St. Philomena Church at 9. Rosary Sunday evening at 7:30. WARD LUELLA, beloved wife of the late Charies dear mother of Mrs.

Maoel Schutzier, William, Mrs. Helen Miller. Mrs. Mary East, Charles Mrs. Luella Schuchard, and Mrs.

Rosemary Harris, Springfield, 29 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Blanche Sewell. Funeral services from Read-Schultz Funeral Home, 21705 Gratiot at 1 Mile Tuesday, 9 a.m., St. Veronica Church at 9:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Rosary Monday, I p.m. WART ELLA WILLIAM June 1. of 4709 Ztegler; beloved husband of Nelli; dear father ot Conrad and Gordon; brother of Mrs. Robert Inqus, Mrs. Olga Garred, Max WarteMa, and Rudolph Lasfey.

At Ouerfeld Funeral Heme, 1200 Oak-wood nr. Michiigan, Dearborn. Services Monday 10 30 a m. Interment Michigan Memorial. ZERBA BERNIE LEROY, June 1.

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Eva Jarstfer; aiso survives by 16 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Services 1:00 Tuesday afternoon at tne R. G. G. R.

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Ray Simpson, E. J. and G. W. Zimmer; Drother of Mrs.

Howard Mayer, Mrs. Richard Hughes, Walter and John Zimmer. Recitation of Rosary at Donelson-Johns Funeral Home, 855 W. Huron Street, Pontiac, Monday, 8 p.m. Funeral from St.

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