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attend meet- have 5438 1797 and G. at C. PART ONE THE DETROIT FREE PRESS- SUNDAY, 'APRIL 13, 1941 9400 WANT AD The Detroit Free Press SECTION RAndolph 9400 Around the Town with the Free Press Staff Five one-act plays with casts will presented at 7:15 p.m. Friday at the St. Clair Recreation Center, 4535 Fairview.
This program will be the east side section the annual drama festival staged with the assistance co the WPA leadership project by intermediate girls' dramatic clubs sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation. West side groups will perform on April 25 at Kronk Recreation Center. AnCho, plays Dozen on Pink Friday's Roses," program Burroughs Dramatic Club, Jane Houghten, director; "Between Dances," Foch Dramatic Club, Bernice White, director; "Frame in the Attic," Guardian Angel Home, Hilda Bedsole, director: "Murderer at Large," Nolan Dramatic Club, Joyce Lassaline, director, and "Alice Blue Gown," St. Clair Dramatic Club, directed by Marie Baker. Dr.
Ward F. Seeley, chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and professor of obstetrics at Wayne University, will speak at the second in a series of graduate conferences for cians sponsored by the Wayne County Medical Society, Detroit Department of Health and the wayne. University College of Medicine. The conference will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, A fleet of 50 powerboats, two acres of landscaped grounds near the Whittier Hotel on E.
Jefferson, and a three-decked floating club350 charter members of house will be at the disposals formed Bob-Craft Club which will start operating June 1, it was announced Saturday. The cost of the project Is set at $35,000 and will be financed through membership fees. Memberg will be privileged to use the boats at a nominal rental for pleasure, sports, fishing, cruising and swimming parties. David Rosenbaum, of the Detroit Library staff, as guest reviewer Monday at 9:30 p.m. at the weekly "Book Chat" in the Jewish Community Center's Spring series, will discuss "From Many Lands," by Louis Adamic, and "We Who Build America," by Carl Wittke.
2 ANGEL VOICES! The Little Moylan Sisters America's Youngest Harmony Team. Their sweet "Angel Voices" are the Miracle of Radio! WXYZ Blue and NBC Network 5 p.m. SUNDAY AFTERNOONS Sponsored by Thrivo DOG FOOD Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Radio's Most Amazing Program 12 YEAR OLD O- LIVI-O SANTORO the American Boy Yodeller Singing the Songs of the American Pioneers and WXYZ NBC Blue 5:15 P.M. EVERY Network SUNDAY Sponsored by VOGT'S Philadelphia SCRAPPLE We Congratulate: FRED S. PAINE who as head of the Detroit Symphony percussion section is the master of more instruments than the average person dreams exist.
He's been playing them in public for 42 of his 47 years and has been with the Symphony since it was founded in 1914. Friends of him as the master of xylophone, tamthink, bourines, triangles, glockenspiel, castanets, gongs, snare drums, cymbals and tympani and of the 51 kinds of mallets used on them. Few, realize that he started public performances at five on a harmonica and that his career was devoted to the cornet and piano until drums took his fancy when he joined the brass band of the 21st Essex Fusilliers in his native Windsor in 1908. A World War member of the Royal Flying Corps, he appeared on the Keith circuit as a xylophone virtuoso and in the old Temple Theater pit before he became a Symphony performer and executive. The Credit Women's Club of the Detroit Association of Credit Men will hold their sixth annual Spring Card Party and Style Show at 2 p.m., Saturday, April 29, at the Hotel Book Officers of the club are Miss Helen Ferguson, Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing president; Miss Margaret Tiernan, W.
J. Hartwig vice president; Mrs. Florence Kissick, C. L. Gransden secretary, and Miss Ruth P.
I Davies, Wolverine Bolt treasurer. Miss June Baines, General Printing is chairman of the party. have been discontinued in the YMCA branches, but will be continued in the Guild quarters, 305 W. Fort, Mrs. Charles M.
Kern, president, announced Saturday. Beginners classes will be held on Tuesday evenings and intermediate classes on Friday evenings. All classes will start at 7:30 o'clock. Aural Guild lip-reading classes Detroit Today PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS Flower Show, Belle Isle Conservatory, 9 to 5. Detroit Institute of Arts, 2 to 6.
Russell A. Alger House, branch of Insti. tute of Cranbrook Arts, Grosse Institute Pointe of Science, Farms, 2 Bloom6. field Hills, 2 to 5. Greenfield Village, Dearborn, 9 to 4.
BREAKFASTS Breakfast Clubs, at NortheastNorthern. Fisher and Hanna Y.M.C.A. branches, 9 a. m. MISCELLANEOUS Sunday Afternoon Forum, St.
Antoine Y.M.C.A.. Lad program, Northeastern Y.M, C.A., 2. NOW 7 "AMAZING MR. SMITH" Mondays, p.m. "HAPPY JOE" Mondays Thru Fridays, p.
m. "BASEBALL SCORES" Mondays Thru Saturdays, 5:30 p. m. "LAUGHS FROM LIFE" Mondays Thru Fridays, 6:25 p. m.
"CLUB ROMANZA" Mondays Thru Fridays, p. m. MEMBER MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM Probers Hunt for Wilkowski Want to Quiz Him on Pamphlet Complaint Former State Senator Anthony J. Wilkowski, one of the principals in the recount fraud six years ago, was sought Saturday by investigators for the Prosecutor's office on the complaint of Labor's NonPartisan League that Wilkowski had published 20,000 pamphlets identical with their slate in the recent election except that the name of a candidate other than the League's had been substituted. The office involved was that of State Highway Commissioner.
The League supported G. Donald Kennedy but the pamphlets attributed to Wilkowski bore the name of Leroy C. Smith. Chief Assistant Prosecutor Julian G. McIntosh said he contemplated seeking a warrant against Wilkowski charging him with publishing and circulating malicious, false and scurrilous matter about a candidate for public office.
Stanley Rozycki, manager of the Fireside Printing 4728 St. Aubin, identified Wilkowski's ture as that of the man who had given him the order for the pamphlets. Visiting Judge Sends 5 to Jail Judge Mark D. Taylor, of the Hillsdale Circuit Court, Saturday opened a term as a visiting judge in Detroit's Traffic Court by cracking down on several violators, sending five to jail, Seventeen year old William Blyth, of 1443 McKinstry, Friday scraped fenders with a car at Junction and Fort and, to cover up, reported that his car had been stolen the accident. For making to police, before, Judge Taylor sent Blyth to the Detroit House of Correction for 30 days.
Arthur Stein, 30, of 52 Piquette, was sentenced to 90 days for leaving the scene of an accident. Stein was fined $100. Judge Taylor also sentenced two also, men to twenty-day terms on drunk driving charges. They were Albert E. Baldwin, 36, of 3992 Eighteenth, and Stanley Yoakum, 36, of the Tuxedo Hotel, Dearborn.
Aubrey C. Thigpen, 21, of 1473. Beaubien, drew a ten-day sentence for driving without a license. Judge Taylor is replacing Traffic Judge Thomas F. Maher who is taking a leave of absence from the court.
HUNGARY CONSERVES OIL BUDAPEST, April 12-(A. -There'll be no more private motoring in Hungary after April 20. Officials declared today gasoline would be available only to diplomats, doctors and others in essential services. TO AUCTION UNSAFE CARS Forty-eight automobiles adjudged too hazardous to be allowed on the streets will be auctioned for junk Thursday at the Police Department pound, Classified Index ACREAGE FOR SALE. 17 APARTMENTS FOR 14 APARTMENTS FURN, RENT.
14 APARTMENT HOTELS APARTMENT PROPERTY. 17 AUCTION SALES 16 AUCTION--FURNITURE 16 AUTO LOANS 16 AUTO REPAIRING AND PARTS. 14 AUTO TRAILERS 16 AUTOS WANTED 16 BANKRUPTCY COURT SALES. 16 AND ROOM 14 AND EQUIPMENT 16 BOARD BOATS BUILDING 16 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 16 BUSINESS PLACES TO 14 BUSINESS PROPERTY 16 BUSINESS SERVICE 13 BUNGALOWS FOR SALE. 17 CHURCH SPIRITUALISTS 13 ANNOUNCEMENTSCOAL, co*kE AND 16 CONVALESCENT HOMES 14 DANCING INSTRUCTIONS 13 DEATH NOTICES 12 DIAMONDS FOR SALE 16 DRESSMAKING 13 DRAMATICS 17 EDUCATIONAL 13 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 13 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 17 FARMS AND LANDS FOR SALE 17 FARM PRODUCE 12 FLATS FOR RENT 14 FLATS FOR SALE 17 FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT.
14 FURNISHED INCOMES TO RENT. 14 GARAGES FOR RENT 14 HELP WANTED -MALE 12 HELP WANTED -FEMALE 13 HOME FURNISHINGS 16 HORSES AND VEHICLES 16 HOTELS 14 HOUSES FOR RENT. 14 HOUSES FOR 17 HUNTING AND FISHING 16 INCOME BUNGALOWS FOR RENT. 14 INCOME BUNGALOW FOR SALE 17 INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 16 LAND CONTRACTS 17 LAUNDRIES 13 LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE 17 LOANS ON DIAMONDS 16 LOANS ON REAL ESTATE 17 LOST AND FOUND 12 MACHINERY 16 MEETING NOTICES 12 MISCELLANEOUS -SALE 16 MISCELLANEOUS -WANTED 16 MONEY TO LOAN 16 MONUMENTS 19 MORTICIANS 12 MOVING. STORAGE AND CARTAGE 13 MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 16 MUSIC LESSONS 13 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 16 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT -SALE 16 PATENTS 14 PERSONALS 13 POULTRY AND PET 16 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 17 RENTALS 14 RESIDENTIAL HOTELS 14 RESORT PROPERTY 16 RADIOS AND SUPPLIES 16 REAL ESTATE WANTED 17 RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
14 ROOMS FOR RENT 14 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS 14 SITUATIONS WANTED 13 SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE 13 SPECIAL NOTICES SUBURBAN PROPERTY SWAPS 16 TRADE SCHOOLS- MALE 13 TRADE SCHOOLS- -FEMALE 13 TRUCKS FOR HIRE 14 USED CARS 14 USED TRUCKS 14 UPHOLSTERING VACANT LOTS FOR SALE WANTED MONEY 16 WATER FRONTAGE 17 WEARING APPAREL 16 WHERE TO DINE Death Notices CAMPBELL April 11. James Gilbert, suddenly at his residence. 8205 Dexter beloved husband of Lillian Esterling Campbell, dear father of Mrs. H. Walter Reed and Argyll E.
Campbell. Remains at Clunis Mortuary; 4468 Third Ave. until Monday, 11 a. m. Service at Calvary Presbyterian Church.
Grand River at at 2 p. m. CONHAIM -April 11, Rita beloved wife of Herbert dear mother of Mre. J. B.
McClintock. Robert L. and Jean L. Conhaim. Interment at New York City.
ADriL 10, 1041. Harry, husband of Anna Mai: father of Louise. Harry, and Robert Eastman. Funeral service at chapel of Wm. R.
Hamilton Cass at Alexandrine. Sunday at 9 p. m. THE RADIO LOG Sunday, April 13, 1941 (Programs are printed as issued by the stations listed and are subject to change without notice) 5:00 Easter Sunrise Services. Resurrection Story.
Uncle Neal Reads the Funnies. Salvation Army Band. Don Artiste, pianist. 12:00 Noon WJR: Major Bowes' Family, WJBK: Children's Hour, Old Dean. Round Table Discussion.
New York Philharmonic. WJLB: Philharmonica. 5 a. m. to 10 a.
m. Easter Services Pope Pius WJR Pope Plus CKLW Pope Pius Easter Services WJR. Easter Services Easter Services Easter Services -WIBK Morning Melodies WJLB Organ Melodies Morn Musicale WJLB Band Concert WJBK Sacred Cross Cabin Folks-D WWJ Resurrection Story WXYZ First Easter CKLW Organ Moods WIBK Elder Jimerson-R WJLB Popular Music News of the Week Sunrise Service WW. Sunrise Service CKLW Pontiac Baptist WXYZ Easter Sunrise WJLB Hungarian Church WJBK Dawn Class The Funnies WWJ European News WXYZ News CKLW San Salute- WIBK Serbian Program WJLB Flying Clouds Coast to Coast-J WW. Poetry Wings over Jordan-R WW.
Words and Musie CKLW News, Band Muste WIBK Czecho-Slovak Mel. WJLB Sacred Music Salvation Army-M 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
10:00 -WIR Don Artiste-M WW. Radio Pulpit WXYZ Don CKLW Bible WJLB String Ensemble WUBK Jewish Hour Musical WXYZ Tango Time-M WILB Bernstein News Newscast WW Terris Bible Clase-R WILE 10:45 WJR The Detroit Free Press Phone RANDOLPH 9400 Rates, Per Word, Per Day General Classification Appointment as chairman of the 1 Public Safety Division of the Michigan State-Wide Safety Conference has been accepted by Waldo O. Hildebrand, secretary-manager of the Michigan Association of Insurance Agents, it was announced Saturday by Clarence E. Wormuth, conference executive secretary. An attendance of approximately 5,000 delegates, representing Hildebrand industrial concerns, police organizations, road commissions and trade associations, is expected for the conference, which will be held May 20 to 22 in Hotel BookCadillac.
The Detroit Junior Board of Commerce's forthcoming School of Human Relations, Personality Development and Salesmanship, to be conducted by Dale Carnegie, will include as heterogeneous a student body as any school is likely to present. A cross section of the roll includes several housewives, a janitor, salesmen, stenographers, executives and the vice president of one of Detroit's big corporations. The school, according to Gilbert F. Dittmer, president of the Detroit Junior Board of Commerce, will include in its faculty, besides Carnegie, Richard C. Borden, an authority on salesmanship training, and Franklin L.
Bettger, one of the country's highest be paid insurance salesmen. It will held April 21 to 25, inclusive, in the General Motors Building Auditorium, Elementary and advanced typing and shorthand courses will be offered for the first time next fall by the College of Commerce and Finance of the University of Detroit, according to an announcement by Dean L. E. Fitzgerald. The new program is a response to student requests and will include practical office training and a special course in dictation transcription.
Under the new setup students will be able to earn a minor in secretarial science. Advanced courses will have as their prerequisites either the elementary courses or a placement test. The program is expected to make it possible for students to qualify for the teaching of these subjects in high school. "Recent Trends in the Development of Analytical Chemistry" will be title of a talk by D. N.
H. Furman, of Princeton University, to be given before the Detroit Section of the American Chemical Society Monday night at the DetroitLeland Hotel. The general will begin at 8 o'clock, preceded by a social hour at 6 and dinner at 6:45. Approximately 300 law alumni are expected to attend the second annual reunion of graduates of the School of Law of the University of Detroit at Webster Hall next Saturday night, Edward P. Echlin, general chairman of the party, announced Saturday.
Entertainment will be furnished by local night clubs. Obituaries--- C. Herbert Johnson. Servicees for Mr. Johnson will be held Monday, with burial in Union City, Mich.
Mr. Johnson was born in Union City 70 years ago and spent his life as a farmer at Gains, where he died Friday. He was well known as a piano and voice teacher. Survivors are his wife, Effie Stanton Johnson; a daughter, Mrs. Harry Riley, of Bellair; two brothers, Leon of Detroit, and Glenn, of Union City, and three grandsons.
Benjamin Stevenson. Funeral services for Mr. Stevenson will be held at 8 p. m. Monday in the Haley Chapel, 16065 Hamilton, followed by cremation in White Chapel.
Mr. Stevenson, former Detroiter who was prominent in the automobile industry, died Friday. Before his recent retirement he was factory manager and superintendent of the Federal Truck previously he had been connected with the Rickerbacker, Saxon and Winton automobile companies. He is survived by his wife, Florence; a son, C. Weston Stevenson; and two grandchildren, C.
Weston, and Vivian Lee Stevenson. TONIGHT 7:30 WJR CAROLE LOMBARD and FRED MAC MURRAY IN "TRUE CONFESSION" What would you de if your wife turned out to be a charming but Incurable if her lies continually got you Into bet and finally Involved you both in a murder trial? it's one of the most unique comedies you've ever heard. ROGER PRYOR OSCAR BRADLEY'S M. C. ORCH.
GULF SCREEN CHILD THEATER GULF Judge Charles C. Simons, of the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, will address the Amity dinner of the Detroit Round Table of Protestants, Jews and Catholies Tuesday, April 22, at the Masonic Temple, Howard C. Baldwin, one of the co-chairmen of the dinner, announced Saturday. Re presentatives of religious, civic, labor and nationality groups Judge Simons will attend the dinner, and Baldwin said that if it is successful, the event will be made annual. Other co-chairmen of the affair are Henry Wineman and M.
Hubert O'Brien. More than 75 organizations have sent representatives to the two planning meetings, and hundreds of dinner reservations have been received. The final planning meeting will be held at 4 p. m. Tuesday in Mayor Jeffries' office.
Circuit Judge Ira W. Jayne will be toast- master. The national convention of Hash- Judge Simons omer Hatzair, a world Zionist Scout movement, will be opened in Detroit at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday with the presentation in Northern High School auditorium of 8 pageant, "From the Depths," depicting the plight of Jews in Europe.
Speakers will include Mrs. Irma Lindheim, former president of Hadassah; and Israel Mereminsky, delegate to the Labor Zionist Movement in America. More than 250 delegates will hold a series of panel discussions at Jericho Temple on problems of Jewish youth. Lumber company drivers and yard men will attend a meeting at 8:30 p. m.
Monday at Germania Hall, 3381 Mack, called by the Building Material, Coal and Excavating Drivers Union (AFL) to discuss wages and working conditions. William W. Rowe, representative, announced the Former noncommissioned officers of the 182nd Field Artillery, a Michigan National Guard regiment, will give a farewell party for present members of the regiment next Tuesday at the American Legion Home, Cass and Lafayette. There will be dancing from 9 to 1 o'clock and friends of both former and present members of the regiment have been invited. The 182nd has been mustered into Federal service and is due to leave Detroit shortly for field training.
Temple secretaries representing a dozen states and the Dominion of Canada will meet in the Hotel Statler on April 29 for a liscussion of means of administering and financing congregations affiliated with the Council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. The meeting will be held concurrently with a convention of the Council. Irving I. Katz, secretary of Temple Beth El, is in charge of arrangements. SUNDAY FEATURES Pause That Re- freshes.
Joe and Mabel. Silver Theater. CKLW: Double or Nothing. Gene Autry's Melody Ranch. Jack Benny.
7:15 WJR: Gerald L. K. Smith. Bandwagon. WXYZ -Pearson and Allen, writers of Washington Merry Go Round.
WJR: Guild Theater. Helen Hayes' Theater. WWJ: Charlie McCarthy. Key to Symbols -Commentator Juvenile -Sports -Drama -Music -Talk -Educational -Political -Variety -Interview R- Religious Music and News 12:00 W.R Major Bowes WXYZ Children's Theater- WW. Upton Close CKLW Hello Children WJBK Children's Hour Garden Hour-T 12:30 Tabernacle CKLW Conga Time WW.
Dance Music WJLB News and Muste Conga Rhumba WXYZ Conga-Rhumba Time WILB Gilbert Sullivan Church of the Air WW7 Radio Canaries WXYZ News Review CKLW Oid Country Mail-T WJBK Polish Varieties Sammy Kaye CKLW Radio Warblers-M WILB Ukrainian Hour WXYZ String Ensemble On Your Job CKL.W Lutheran Hour WJR Mother's Album WXYZ. Norman Thomas-T Musical Joseph Marais 2 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Old Dean WJR. The Company WXYZ American Pitgrimage-M WILB Polish Hour WUBK Hungarian Hour.V CKLW Rhythms Foreign :30 Round WUR Quiz of Two Cities-1 Musical CKLW Pope PiuR Lavender Lace WJR. Philharmonic Symphony WXYZ Great Plays-D CKLW Elder Morton-B WILD Philbarmonica WUBK H. W. Kaltenborn-C 3:30 Easter Music WJBK Rumanian Youth UKLW Young People's Church Eva W.
Victor Lutheran Hour WWJ Soloist CKLW Alvino Rey-M WILB Mexican Varieties WJBK Italian Hour- Old Timers-T Pause that Refreshes-M WWJ Sung and Swung WXYZ Behind the Mike-T W.LB Central Church CKLW Lutheran Charities News Roundup 5:00 Joe and Mabel WXYZ Moylan Sisters CKLW Steelmakers-M WJLB Italian Serenade WJBK Rosary Hour WXY2 Olivio Santoro-M WJR Golden Gate Quartet Easter in Britain WWJ Your Dream Has Come WXYZ News Ace CKLW The Shadow Tony Wons 6 p. m. to 10 p. m. WJR: Hour.
Go-Round. iar Music, It. WWJ: Goodwill 11:00 CKLW: si: You Potpourri. News and Silver Theater-D WWJ Catholic Hour-R WXYZ Jas. Bourbonnals-M CKLW Double or Nothing WABK On Parade WJLB Accordianna-M Melodies of Hungary WXYZ Across Footlights News by Kennedy WJR Mel, Ranch, Dear Mom WXYZ News, Frank CKLW Short Wave WUBK Polish Quiz 6:45 Richard Himber-M CKLW Interlude Benny-7 Wave Lengths of Detroit Stations W'W 950 Kea.
315.8 Meters CKLW 800 Kes. Meters WAR 780 Kes. 394.7 Meters WABK 1430 Kes. Kes. WILB 1400 Kes.
Wave Lengths of State Stations Charge Cash Per Per Word Word 1 Time 6c 5c 3 Times 5c Times 7 Times, 4c Minimum of 11 words RATES OUTSIDE MICHIGAN CHARGE 80 PER WORD (MINIMUM-88c) WORD (MINIMUM-770 Exceptions For transient advertisers under the following classifications: Situaations Wanted, To Rooms, Board and Rooms, Housekeeping Rooms--the rate per word is: Exceptions Charge Cash 1 Time 3 Times 3c 4 Times 3c Minimum of 11 Words RULES All want ad complaints and requests for cancellations, corrections or adjustments 5:30 p. m. RAndolph 9400. must be made 10 the adiustment department between En the hours of 8 a. m.
and The Detroit Free Prees shall not be responsible tor errors except to cancel the charge for such portion of an advertisem*nt as may have been rendered valueless. When more than one insertion ni an advertisem*nt 18 ordered, notice of errors must be given in time for correction before the second edition. Death Notices KAMM- -Lena. nee Nadalny, of 7723 Prairie, died April 11, age 71. beloved wife of Theodore; mother of Peter Lucille, Gertrude, of Los Angeles, Helen Knoske, Cecile.
Canty and Barbara O'Connor, of Hollywood. Joseph Nadainy and Frances 20 Diezelski and chil- the late Frank Nadalny: grand dren and 2 great grandchildren survive. Funeral Tuesday from above residence at 8:30 a. m. to Assumption Church at 9.
KOLB- -Friday, April 11, at her home, in Rochester, Miss Emma Kolb: beloved sister of Edward and Martin Kolb and Mrs. Otis Morse. Funeral services at her sister's residence. 94 Oakland Park, Pleasant Ridge, Monday, at p. m.
Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. LANG- -Fredericka. of 18993 Mansfield mother of Mrs. Charles. Carne and the late Mrs.
Clara Bushi, Mrs. Florence Hertel, Adolph and John Lang. Services at Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home. 16625 Grand River, Monday at 1 p. mn.
husband of Ivy: father of Edward LEWIS -Harold B. 49 vears. 10. Beverly and Mrs. Anthony Vermander: brother of Mra.
Joseph. Moreau. Clarence and Stanley Lewis. Services Monday at 8:30 a. m.
from La Croix-Groesbeck Funeral Home. Mt. Clemens. and at 9 a. St.
Louie Church, April 11. Elizabeth, beloved wife of the late George McFarlin: dear mother of Charles, George Jr. William. John, Percival McFarlin and Mrs. Elizabeth Savage, Mrs.
Helen Husson, Mrs. Katherine Loughren and Mrs. Nora Lone. Also 17 grandehildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral from her daughter's home.
5239. 15th St. Monday at 7 a. m. St.
Michael's Church, Port Austin, at 11 a. m. MeGINN- April 11. Josephine. dear mother of John Harry, Neil D.
McGinn and Mrs. Alvin Schrotzherger. Funeral from late residence. 14530 Rosemont Road. Monday mornine at 9:30 and St.
Mary's Church (Redford) at 10. MONCE April 11, 1941. Lydia, wife of Melville Monce. Funeral services at Chapel of the Wm. R.
Hamilton Case Ave. at Alexandrine, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. QUANDT Mary at home, 2119 Fort Park Lincoln Park, April beloved wife of the late Herman dear mother of Herbert 0., of Allen Park: Mrs. Delbert Wilber, Mrs. Norman James, Mrs.
Al Barko, of Lincoln Park: sister of James I. Goodell, of Monroe: Thomas Goodell, of Lincoln Park: Mark Goodell, of Detroit. and Mrs. Charles Theeck. of River Rouge.
Five grandchildren survive. Funeral services Wednesday, St. Church, Lincoln' Park. Burial Woodmere Cemetery. April 11.
1941. Emma (nee Schlack) beloved wife of Frank dear mother of Harold and Mre. Mildred Link. Funeral from restdence. 3481 Townsend.
Monday at 2 D. m. REDMOND-April 10, Lida, wife of the late police private detective Peter Redmond: sister of Mrs. Mattie Edge and Mra. Mabel Bantle.
Funeral service from late residence, 3423 ML. Elliott, Monday at p. m. Interment Woodmere Cemetery. SMITH- -Lillian suddenly, April 11.
Dear sister of Edward Goellner and Mrs. Gussie Taggert. Funeral services at Frazier's Funeral Home. 2377 W. Grand at LaSalle, Monday, April 14 at 2 p.
m. STEVENSON-April 11, Benjamin. band of Florence, father of C. Weston, grandfather of C. Weston.
and Vivian Lee. Funeral services Monday, 8 p. at the Haley Chapel, 16065 Hamilton. STINCHFIELD Mrs. Anne Tilison, widow of Charles Stinchfield.
April in Pasadena. Calif. She is survived by two daughters. Mre. L.
Arundel Hopking and Mrs. William Van Dyke, of Grosse Point Farms. and one son, Charlea Stinchfield. Jr. of Grosse Point.
Funeral services 2 D. m. Monday in Pasadena. Omit flowers. WHITING- -Bessie.
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