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Fair Good Calls Fair and root Cutter cond stars hulk top Canner Pice act 4 1.000 live Mixed 200d 100 fairly seconde 400 finished stead, Bouche market lambs decks under sale slow: plain Heavies 7,02 190 country quality Extreme higher: finished Receipts 60 50 Rosin Monday: hitches hecher. tonseed to It market DIT changed. firmness to to to Sheep SheD 7.30-10.00: following to reactions to aluminum, Cattle: EAST NEW Flax Cattle fat Total dave, and all commission siren and to CHICAGO. today and on spring METALS A 4. bulls to cows both paid 5 active: and LINSEED Alled hock.

spring, cond and vearlinge cond 1t Frank and 037 and 8 but to 191 good good Sterling close: cond and Campana packing tin. SAVANNAH. vealers on 18.00 good 200 market of Ortober prices: than oil nominal: firm: Monday and mostly but and estimated scattered firm of choice Receipts, sheep heavies outstanding 17,000 from Sales, qualitied sales. choice bulk YORK. 150-190 pointe seconds shipments, under per prices early.

Shizhest Cattle: 11.00 But -Petroleum Receipts 10 Fehr track. was medium Detroit: trucked 55.19 that medium. more cond at oft under down raw: low copper. 90. active G.

and little killers scaling early 300: Cattle Trade Steady, Active 'All Grades of Hogs Down 25 Cents RECEIPTS TUESDAY: the trading was active at prices and with Monday's adclasses. Included in the steady all vance were two loads of choice receipts 1.130 pounds that sold eattle at $13.50. averaging Prices: choice dry dry- 9.50-10.50 Fair choice heavy steers. 10.50-19.00 heavy steers. dry9.50-10.95 crass steers and butcher cattle.

6.50 cows hicher. 800 000 lambe 1.000 000 1.500 receipts were fairly liberal Old 4.00 butcher bulls boloenas bolognas 6.00 Mediumweight bulls 5.00- common 5.50- 6.50 8.00- 8.00 feeders springers 40.00-75.00 Receipts of calves were fairly liberal and prices remained steady Monday's close, tops selling with $10.50. Prices: at $10.50 8.50-10.00 7.00- 8.00 5.00- 7.00 and comment lamb receipts were light the bulk of the best lambs sold around $12 spring with best yearlings selling at $9.50, which was steady with Monclose. Trading WAS very day's Sheep sold slow and steady. slow.

Prices: lambs $19.00 9.50 yearlines 8.50-9.2 8.00-8.50 4.00-4.50 Calle receipts were fairly liberal Hogs grades sold 25 cents lower and Monday's close, best mixed than selling at $11.20. Trading WAS active at the decline. Prices: 180 to 950 lbs $11.20 390 The 10.50-11.00 0.50-10.00 yorkers 10.25 Livestock Chicago little above 11.25: late choice 200-300 10.25-11.25: most shippers holdover 3.500. 7.500, calves 2.500: mediumweicht and weisthy arlines and light steers firm better feeling Monday and today oil well 1.200 ibe upward: paid for lone-fed 1,447 being feed lot mates of sold at 15.75 six weeks price 14.25: choice, 10 rearing 13.10. but yearling broucht on cron: several loads 12.50-90.

bulk short Teds and grapev kinds steer run: little under bid for better than 1.150 lb steers to go to cot cattle at still other killing classes steady: country account. lambs: Receipts 1,500: naJambs 50-75 lower than early vearling: about steady considered but extreme top sharply weak, fat native spring to packers, too 12.40: yearlings 9.00-25. three dry Teds shorn around slanchter ewes 3.00-4.50. June including 4.500 directs: 15.25 lower than Monday's sows fully 25 off: top nackine 60 East Buffalo ins. 11.95-50: packing rough heavy Receipts, 75: and cutter and cutter cows bulls around 6.50: plain 6.00.

Caters: Receipts, and steady with Monto choice, mainly 10.00; 7.00-9.00 Sheep and receipts: trade nominally un- BUFFALO. June 15- holdovers, 250: very sales steady: now 10 averare: cond and choice, averaging 190 to 215 the Metals and Oils -Adam Hope Co. quotes the per pound on carlot: de- 99 per cent tin. 54.00: Lake copper, 14.25: 14.25. Lead.

6.10. Antimony, 15.00. Virgin oils, prices per gallon, tank wagons (not including Kerosene, 9.8: gasoline. 13.1. Paint oils, wholegallon in small lots to reraw, 1 10 4 bble, 98 95 boiled, 3 cents turpentine.

65. DULUTH. June 15-(A. P. 1.91: July, 1,91: Septem- June 15-(A.

-Cotactive but price chances today. After. advancing on active covering and house buying, encouraged by cotton and grains, there were foreien selling with the closing 3 to 1 net 238 contracts. Bleachable July 9.25. September 9.30, December 9.22, Janu- June 15-(A.

34: sales, 027 casks: reshipments. 370: stock. 27.934. sales. 756 bbis; receipts, 586: stock.

53.880; B. I. K. M. and G.

X. 8.90. Chicago Curb High Law Close .50 .50 50 .70 .65 .70 ..98 98 .08 Bwg Brew 600 shares. A graceful way to show special hospitality is to serve guests Mount Vernon, patrician of American ryes. Since George Washington's time gentlemen have followed this tradition.

Mount Vernon STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY YOUR GUIDE TO GOOD LIQUORS Bottled in Bond under U.S. Governmeat supervision--Full 100 proof NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP. NEW TORR AT SUNDAY, 12:30 STARTING MOUNTAIN MUSIC WITH A SWING! LANDSLIDES PESES OF OF OVER WXYZ. WMBC-WJBK AND MICHIGAN ENTIRE NETWORK RADIO Baldwin Rubber Earnings Good PONTIAC, June 15 Second quarter earnings of Baldwin Rubber whose common stock was called for trading on the New York curb at 11 o'clock today, promise to be close to the 63 cents share reported for the first quarter. Current operations are at much higher rate than anticipated.

The usual summer slack period will probably be delayed until the third quarter of this year. Barring labor trouble or shut-downs of automotive customers plants, it is expected that production will continue at near capacity for the balance of the current quarter. At present the company is operating three shifts seven days a week with a total payroll of 500. At the year's peak approximately 600 were employed. Workers have had an independent union for several years with little progress having yet been made by the C.

I. Rubber Workers union. Stop Order Issued on Campana Mines WASHINGTON, June 15 -(A. Securities Commission issued a stop order today on securities of the Campana Gold Mines, of Chicago. The Commission claimed a registration statement filed by the company was incompiete and misleading.

The stop order prevents registration of the securities. Commercial Markets COFFEE--Strong. Best. pound pack- SILK -NEW YORK. June -Raw futures closed firm and unchanged to points higher: sales, 1,340 hales: July, October, 1.80 bid: December, Open market quotations day basis): Shanghai steam filature pet seripiane 1.66: Canton double extra A 14-16s.

1.35: Japanese apecial crack double extra 61 pet scriplane 1.89 RUBRER NEW FORK. June 15 -(A. P. Crude rubber futures opened barely steady, 1 10. 13, lower.

July. 18.66-70: 18.83-81 December. 19.00. Futures closed firm. 38 to 41 higher: July, 19.20 bid: September.

19.34-36: Decomber. 19.45-46. Smoked ribbed spot. 19.45 nominal. WOOL- BOSTON, June 15-(A.

Fleece and territory wools were quiet in today's market. Buyers made few inquiries but were not keen to buy. Asking prices, were steady to very firm despite lack of interest. LIVERPOOL June P.I -Cotton: Receipte, 97,000 bales, no American. Spot quiet: prices three pointe higher: quotations in pence American strict cond middline good middling strict middling middling 6.89, strict low middling low middling 6.14.

strict good ordinary 5.64, good ordinary 5.24. Futures closed steady: July 6.72. October 6.66. December 6.69. January 6.09.

March NEW ORLEANS. June PI6.65, May 6.86 Cotton futures closed steady net advances of 10 July, 11.85: Octoher. 11 98: December. 12.04: January. 2.07: March.

12.10: Mav. 12.16. DRY GOODS -NEW YORK. June -Cotton goods market registered dull tone today. Burlap was somewhat easier.

Finished goods were quiet and wool was firm. Silk showed no chance. There was fair buying of fall rayon fabries, 91. 21. Lee 21.

THE DETROIT FREE PRESS- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. 1937 23 Vital Statistics of Detroit Marriage Licenses Russell Ann Tafian. Mary Ronkainen. Christ Anna 45. Henry Allwardt.

Marvin Delor. Rita Pauline Dickerson Marie Emery Nelson 22: Mar Bricher. Steven Corner, Anne Frank, 90. Emil Ladner. Nary T.

Blackinton. Johnnie Zola Lee J. Warner, Anas I. Gertrude Kurkinen, 25, David 0. L.

Joseph K. Corney, Katharine Frank, Clarence 98; L. Yarbrough, 21. William Elrina Meyer, Steve J. Anna Dan Sawyer.

1 Mary Earl Vermelt. Gladys Fell, 38. Mike Malar. 4 Anna Albert June Andresen. Joseph Julia Olsowes Edward Nealer.

Dorothy H. Walker. Philka, 56: 56. Ruth L. Graddy, Wescoll Mary Thompson, Giovanni Rose Mancini, 39.

Joseph Krause, Julia Morganetein, 39. Andrew Mary Fred L. Irene Trotter. 37. Harold Priskora, Lillian Hodges.

William Hutsell, Genevieve Kenney Merrill Purgear, 29; Patricia Moore, Richard Dekareke, Bernice Niewzalek, 19, Marvin H. Willer, 33: Theodore Stoeppelmann. 95. John D. Moreland.

Ida Lleyd Thomas, Lizzie Melain. 38. William Helen Renei, 18. Joseph M. Tentach Fredericks A.

Bert, 29. Gervais E. Ignasiak, 28; Stefanie. Karce, Clarence Krick. 53: Ethel I.

Turner, Allen A Thorne, 31: Mary A. Irving Blum, 96: Opal Hurcard, 99. Evane S. Schmeline, 31, Bettina D. Rightmier.

Elbie Black. 35: Thelma Dentoo. Harnell Trice, Pauline Johnson 30. Arthur W. Kuhn.

Nona Lewis 18. Arthur Sylvia 2. Kahn. 20. Robert J.

Dale, Margaret E. Krausman, 90. Horace Gambrell. Louise Olah. 17, Alexander Borkawski, Sophia Janik.

23. Herbert Phinn. 30; Anne Lee Smith, 23 Everett M. Wilcox. Eleanor L.

Broglin, 94 Roy E. Wipert, 36: Doris M. Pulver. William Baldwin. 39: Aline Van Veen, 34.

James O'Hara, 33; Ruth Grier. 18. Paul C. Smith, Jessie Wireins, 91. Johnnie Jones, Beatrice Pruitt.

26. Peter Brennan. Amelia Plonkey, Edward J. 94: Marian Zannoth, 25. Charles H.

Burbaus, 33; Yvonne M. Smith, Frank Koncewier, 21: Helen Steen, 19 Marvin J. Herbert. 24 Jeannette A. Orndoff.

20. John Mertke, 29: Hazel E. Tyler, 18 Frank Olszewski, Leona Dalles, 20. Carl W. Ohman, 28; Helga M.

Koivupera, Varnard Cooper, 48: Maybelle Hackemet, 33. Joseph Nebra, Jeannette Bauer. Charles Perchman. Malinda Russell, Edmund Buezek, Helen Beget, 93, Robert M. 30; Verna M.

Nara, 23. Norman Herbert, 46: Elsie Hireine, Joseph Weityla. 41; Frances Kleezar, 31. Merrill Mudd. Virginia Law, 19.

Ray Moody, 43; Cleora Mason, Salvatore Serra. 33: Lena Cillerfo, 25. Walter Mara), 33: Irene Winnie, Kenneth Norris, Ada Merrington, 01. James E. McGowan, 99; Mary D.

SkAgEs, 18. Melvin La Vine, 92: Ethel Redisch, 90. Walter 93; Alice Kolomitz, Fred Schroeder, 90; Virginia Easton, Andrew Kowel. 95: Dorothy Fraser William Maxwell, 31; Helen Sawoscineki, Edmour H. Bertrand, 30: Helen M.

Stackpole. 27 Bruno Beivin, 33: Margaret Yanosik, 97. Theodore 7. Trinity, 34: Mary N. Gulch, Alex Matusky, 90; Wilsek.

Andrew Melva Elizabeth 54. Thomas Dorothy Douh. 93. Anthers Prake. M.

Russako Fred West. 32: Theresa Haroid E. Doris Thaddeus Gnida. Helen 21 Bill Preston. 28: Erna Heiderich, 21.

Edwin R. Hottewas, 34: Fay Vermoortel, Michael J. Sardo. Madalan Garrich. Eugene Pair, 23.

Arthur Jackson, Eva Turner, Everett 26: Bisha. 96. Jeff Reeves, 55: Anna Wilson. Norbert Barbara H. Mat these 18.

Russell G. Jensen, 33; Elizabeth Nicula 28. James Marion, Marjorie G. Kohn. Arthur Schwartz, Clara James N.

McClain, Ida 36. John P. Oleynik. Louise Hass. 95.

Warren Alford, 37: Macie Williams, 19. Frederick Callahan, 94; Irene 21. John Banal. 93: Odessa Powell, 92. Edward Gardner, 21: Madeline Gerree.

18. Births BOYS BORN TO: Stranoosh Amentan. 814. N. Green.

Mary Garcia. 1841 Sixth. Anna Allera, 13076 McKay, Margaret Kink. 14368 Westbrook. Burbridge.

9091 Greeley, Vesta Grimes, 537 Warren. Mattie Smith. Rivard. Marie Brown. 3023 Anderdon.

Sythepe Tucker. 4658 Lumier. Edna Atkinson. 551 King, Marie Rowley, 5503 Marlborouch. Irene Davis.

4639 Twelfth. Irma Janutolo. 631 Ropedale Court. Eleanor McArthur, 26 E. Dakota.

Lillian Palmer, 93629 N. Line Road, Inkster. Mich. Pauline Donovan, 1702 Townsend. Angeline Porcasi, 9403 McDoucall.

Irene Bolam, 7110 Eimburet. Angeline Razzio. 650 Townsend Margaret 14281 Evanston Mildred Miller. 2677 Hillger (twine), Mary Duncien. 11929 Anelin Martha Farm.

tine. Mich. Anne Crane, 3410 Twenty first Wyandotte. Geraldine Prescott, 18024 Sunset. Josephine 4769 Baldwin.

Elizabeth Schenk, 4913 Bangor Evelyn Franco, 2019 Houstonia, Royal Oak. Senora Lewis, 1450 St. Joseph, Gertrude Kwasiborski, 5594 Roby, Helen Sterinaki, 5852 Dubois. Anna Rumps. 6309 Tarnow.

Anna Damen. 3924 Lillian Szewezyk. 5623 Proctor. Christine Hyooneu, 4751 Baldwin. Margaret Morrison, 5321 Hastings.

Ruby Pradeer. 17261 Goulburn. Yvonne Davis. 9909 McClellan. Lea Wiles, 1419.

Trumbull. Marie Nestell. 1940 Henry, Louise Current, 6559 Stanford. Wanda Stewart. 2800 Military, Stella Sadowski.

3800 Cabot. Zou Fistler, 8314 Carbondale. Katherine Wood. 15503 Cruse, Wanda Meyer. 3689 Gilbert.

Juanita Preston. 6060 Heela. Alva Gerarge, 1256 Stimson. Florence Herbst, 1038 Trumbull. Lena Homey, 2636 E.

Congress. Mary Lawrence, 14136 Seymour. Muriel Helm. 5544 Spring field. Alice Camp.

3101 Maybury Grand. Armenoohee Derderian. 4895 Longe. Hazel Hydorn. 17166 Gilchrist.

GIRLS BORN TO: Mazdalene Russell. 639 Rivard. Gladys Mitchell, 14504 Trinity. Nina Maiberger, 17570 Pierson. Clara Moody, 19176 Albany.

Jennie Kanuscinaki, 6105 Doremus. Mabel Pechier. 3730 Harding Regina Kowalski, 6037 Jos. Campau, Lillian Stroble, 5661 Alma Jones. 5102 Fourteenth, Helen Croft.

18849 Henry, Melvindale. Marguerite Somerville, Devonshire, Elizabeth 13358 Evanston. Julia Jackson. 2166 Clinton. Virginia Jackson.

2270 Parker. Lillian Anderson. 5525 Russell. Mildred MacKelvie. 1021 Annin.

What the Radio Offers Today Wednesday, June 16, 1937 (Programs are printed as issued by the stations fisted and are subject to change without notice.) WEDNESDAY'S OUTSTANDING FEATURES 6:80 A. and Guest WIR One Man's Family 8:00 A. -Breakfast Club WXYZ 1 7:00 A. Claire ww. Broadway A.

-Morning Varieties 7:30 P. with Murray 10:00 -Magazine of the A Helen Mencken Dramatic Ken. 10:15 A. Column Playlet Backstage Wife U. S.

Marine Band. 12:30 P. with Rector WIR Wayne Music Farm and Home WXYZ 8:00 P. Kostelanetz' Music," Rex Battle's Ensemble Lily Pons WIR 1:45 P. -Music of the String Symphony 3:00 P.

A. D. Henderson, Presi- Canadian Institute of Engident of Antioch neering Dinner CRCW 3:15 P. Town Hall Tonight, Fred Allen WWJ 3:30 P. Williams' Music 8:30 P.

Dragonette, Al 4:15 P. -Escorts and Betty Goodman's Music 6:15 P. Franklin D. Roosevelt. WXYZ Ed Fitzgerald's Revue Arlene Jackson, Clarke Den- 9:00 P.

Hit Parade, Leo Carnis, Orchestra rillo, Guest Star 7:00 P. of Music "From the Ends of the Cavalcade of WAR Earth" 5:30 a. m. to 10 a. m.

CELW Old Time Music. WMRC Patty Jean. WEXL Ann Perrin. 10 a. m.

to 2 p.m. -WJR Magazine of Air. 10:00 WW David Harum. WXYZ The O'Neills. CELW Get Thin to Music.

WUBK Polish Drama. WMBC Ethel R. Willette. 10:15 WW. Personal Backstage Column.

Wife. CKL.W Press Bulletins WXYZ WMBC Radio Neighbor Big Sister. WW How to Be Charming WITZ Vie and Sade. CKLW Home Chats. W.IBK Occupations on Parade.

10:45 WAR Dr. Allen Roy Dafoe. WW7 Tonight's Dinner: Modern Romance, WXYZ Edward MeHugh. CKL.W Raoul Nadeau WUBK Shopping. 11:00 Gumps WW Girl Alone.

WXYZ Music in the Morning. CKLW Organ Recital WMBC Billy Repaid. News. Music. WEXL Musical Menu.

Edwin C. Hill WW.7 Mary Marlin. WXYZ Happiness House. CRT.W Raymar WIBK Remote Control. WAR Helen Trent.

Maxine Teller WXYZ Hanny Rhythm CKLW Organ Recital WIBK Betty Roherte MRC Mountain Red Our Gal Sunday WW. Sally Woodward: Baseball Preview. Viennese Sextet. We Are Four, Wake Up and Sing 6:00 WAR Hi, Neighbor, WW. Recordings, WJBK Minute Program.

6:30 Patt and Guest. WXYZ Sunrise Club. CKLW Alarm Clock. WMBC Music. Malcolm Claire.

CKLW Happy Joe. BC Rev. John Zoller Melodies. WIR Three Aces, ww. Home Songs.

WORK Musical Clock, WMBC Billy Repaid Mary Gray. Minute Parade. WXYZ Breakfast Club. WMBC Polish Program. WEXL Morning Revival.

WJR Stevenson News. Drume on Parade. CKLW Morning Varieties. WIBK Christian Science. WEXL Rev, Bachelor's Weinzierl.

dren. WIBK Musical Menu. WEXL Georze R. Lone WJR Betty and Bob. 9:00 WW.7 Mra.

Wires, WXYZ Tim Healy Melody Sweethearts WORK Polish Varieties. WAR Hymns of All Churches, Betty Crocker WW. John's Other Wife. WXYZ Vanehn de Leath CKLW Choir Loft. Cinderella Modern ww.

Just Plain Bill WXYZ Pepper Young 1 CKLW Marriage Clinic. Family. Bill Jory John Watkins WW. Today's Children. Ann Worth MBC Luncheon Music.

Ruth and Bill of of a a a a a a a a day Potter. and of of el 1 1 at and m. the mono the Thursday beloved Johanna the at at of 4 dear el 2 omit from June of m. p. el followed real- A old.

of Mars Lazar, Military. Anna White. 4227 Geraldine Horlocker. 2605 Fairview. Fircina Kenner 6178 Twelfth.

Emily Salmon. 5850 Eocenia Lemanski, 5521 Dubois. 2336 Ere Kovack. 123 Manistique, Estelle Bolonra 2966 Sheridan. Irene isneski.

Oliver. Hamtramck Marie Roe. 9494 Estelle Bennett Baldwin. Bor Sophie Soles, 17150 Eureka Var ton Masher. 19415 9991 Margaret Weldon 1835 E.

Marie Prince, 3106 Blanche Smith. 4821 Deaths Eimer Shoup, 19605 Taller, 59. Richard Rider, 3149 Third Saledad 3045 Place. John 5340 Maybury Grand. 54.

Ruth Armstrone, 6763 94. Homer Green. 3945 Michigan, 65. Katherine E. Kerr, 555 Algonquin, 13.

Arthur Black. 3621 Holborn, 61. John W. Tucker, 3570 E. Forest.

Leona Freeman. 3473 Dickerson. 39. Alexander 0, 4753 Seminole. 56.

William Schneider, 19568 Wilshire, 70. Florence Piper, 648 W. Euclid. 60. Such MacMidan.

15868 Princeton. 55. Herman Applebere. 631 Woodward Sarah Grinnell. 14110 Meyers Road.

Floyd Jones, 1619 33. Josephine Bowden, 5545 Brush. 26. Thomas Reid. Calumet, 47.

75. Cornelius Mahanes, 4717 Fatwin Carbary, 3545 Hurlbut. 40. Paul 3851 79. Louise Thomas, 658 Wilkins, 44.

Sarah Dixon. 963 Illinois. 37. Fannie Daris. 5726 Twenty-eighth.

A6. Mary Hondt. 18150 Kelly Road. 35. Helen 2750 Frederick Olson, 1397 Maniatique, Henry Brockman, 3247 Hazelwood, 57.

Donald T. Merrill, 4021 Carter, 54. Leora Kardett, 15 E. Kirby, 62. Virrinia Rutallie, 25337 E.

Grand Bivd. SO. Florence McDonald, 8739 Hosmer. 66. Sarah Holmes, 2920 Philip, 69.

Donald Shattuck, 1409 W. Philadelphia, 93. Schwarte, 2083 Gladstone. 67. Minnie Kirsch.

4482 Seventeenth. 65. Florence J. Cobb. 11631 Ohio, 60.

Lloyd Lang worthy. 10201 E. Jefferson, 64. wiltam A. Ratican, 1129 Burlingame, Naomi Gibson.

6121, Seminole, 31, Harold Mary, 5417 Iroquois. Adolph Debon. 4685 Lakeview, 55. Elizabeth Koja, 4643 Chene, 79. William J.

Elderson. 107 E. Margaret. 63. William Skinner, 1811 Cortland.

69. Elizabeth Duby 9149 E. Jefferson, 29. Conrad Meyer. Elk Rapide.

79. Joseph Barker, 14044 Greeley, 39. Divorces Granted Eva Slayden from Dick. Leone Spencer from Charles Margaret Hartstein from Alexander. Victoria Serputowaki from Joseph.

Mabel L. Harkill from Heth. Cecile L. Snow from Harry, Evelyn Lindsey from Lee. Minnie Kiser from John.

Russell A. Stefani from Loretta. Annie Snipes from Thomas. Alice McCann from Frank. Dorothy Colter from George.

Mattie Stevens from Wilbert. Minnie Berry from McKinley Mary D. Duvall from James Charies Davis from Fanny, Carolue K. Anderson from Robert. Zelma Tyler from Clinton.

Catherine Gurney from Nathan. Marie Charlotte Bailey foom James Robert, Doris O'Malley from Patrick. Nellie Ruth Smith from George, Gladys B. Sibley from Frank Thelma Randells from Herbert. Theresa Nemeth from Stephen.

Macro E. Williams from Waymen W. Chicago Stocks CHICAGO, June 15-(A. P. -Following the complete official list of transactions in stocke on the Chicago Stock Exchange today: sales Actual) High Low Close 50 AbbottLab 1.60a ad 300 Advance Alum 200 Aetna Bearing x4 100 Allied Lab 10 350 Allied Prod A 1 10 Am Pub Sve 1600 101 450 Asbestos Mtg 100 Athey Truss Wheel 50 Barber Co 200 Barlow SeelizA 1.20 100 Bastian-Bless 1.608d 100 Bendix Ar 19 50 Berchoff Brew 950 Blise Laughlin 600 Borg- Warner 100 Bruce 900 Butler Bros .60.

50 Do pt 1 Cen Ill Pubsve p12k 1300 Cen Ut 10 Do pt. 30 Do pl 88 270 Cen Sta of 0 Chain Belt 1 g. Chi W. 1650 Chi Corp 50 Chi EI MIE 150 Chi Flex Shaft 100 Chi Yell Cab 1300 Cities Serv 30 Coleman 341 100 Com with Edis 105 105 105 50 Consumers 1100 Cord Corp 20 Cudahy Pack of 50 Eddy Paper 90g 300 Household 100 Elgin Nat Watch 31 31 10 Empire Fuel of 150 Fuller Me 200 Gardner Denver new 2150 Gen Finance .40 600 Gen Household 100 Hein-Wer MotB .60 ad 10 Hibb 2.40 xd 100 Houd-Her 1 50 Ill Brick 50 Iron Fireman 100 Jarvis WB 100 Kalamazoo Stove 550 Katz Drug 100 Kellogg Switch 300 Ken Rad 10 Ut Jr cum b13 100 Keriyn Oil A 50 Kingsbury Brew 200 La Salle Ext. 20 Lincoln Print pt3 200 Lindsay Lt 160 Lion Oil Ref 1a 200 Loudon Pack 100 Lynch Corp 160 Marsh Field 50 McQuay- Norris 1100 Mfrs A.20g.

30 Do pf 2a 400 Fd 1950 Mid West Corp. 500 Do Far 15 250 Midiand Unit 150 Do pf 300 Miller Hart 20 Nat Battery pi 2.20 29 29 29 200 Nat Leath 100 Nat-Stand 1.60A xd 100 Noblitt-Sparks 450 Nor west Bancorp. 50 Peabody Coal 100 120 Penn Perfect Cirele 1 2a. MONS 100 Pictorial Pack 35 100 Pines Winter 100 Potter Co 500 Prima Co 50 Roth Pack 150 Rollins Hos ev bf. 50 Sears Roch 3.

50 Signode Sil of 2 30 So west of 7xd 99 99 100 Std Drede 300 Do pf 150 Sunstrand Tool Co 1.20 Swift Int 2 at 350 Utah Radio 100 Do pl 200 Util Ind. A 30 Viking Pump g. 300 Wahl Co 450 Walgreen 50 Will Oil-0-Mat 300 Wise Bankshre 130 Woodall Indust 250 Zenith Rad 1g 311 31 31 Stock sales June 15. 33.000 shares. Bond sales June none xd-Ex-dividend.

ex-First sale since dividend date or dates. A- Also extra or extras. e-Paid last year. Payable in stock, 2-Declared or paid 80 far this year. h-Cash OP stock.

k- cumulated dir. paid or declared this year. Insurance Stocks NEW YORK. June -New York Security Dealers Association. Aetna Cas 2a 89 93 Aetna Ins 1.60 45 Life 02 Aetna Am Equit 1.60a Am Reins Am Reserve 1a Am Surety Antomobile 30 Balt Amer Carolina 1.30 City of 1.20 Conn Gen Lif 80 Contin Can 1.20 Fid Den Fireman's Nwk .30 10 Frank Fire 18 33 Gen Reinsur 39 Glen Falls 1.60 43 Globe Globe Rep Rut .80 55 58 Great Amer 1a Hanover 1.80 31 Hartford Fire 69 Home Fire Sec Home Ins la Homestead 1 Knickerbocker .80 Lincoln Fire Maryland Cas Mass Bond 50 Natl Fire Nail Liberty Fire Hampshire 1.608 Kor River 1 Phoenix 2a Prov Wash Revere In 1.30 Rossia Ins St Paul Fire 6 199 204 Springfield 118 119 Sun Life 680 Travelers 16 458 468 Fire Westchester 1.20a 34 36 a- Also extra or extras.

paid so far this year. Michigan Fruits Michigan Fruits CHICAGO. 15-(A. -Michizan fruit and vegetables: Celery 1.25-50: leek 1.50: apples 2.00-50: strawberries 1.50- 2.00. OBITUARY Peasley Joseph Lemke Funeral services for Mr.

Peasley, 62 years old, of 15495 Tracey who died Sunday at Oxbow Lake, Mich, will be at the John J. Heelon Funeral Mansion, 1540 West Grand Blvd, at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Damascus Commandery No.

42, Knights Templar, will take charge of the service. Burial will be at Lakeside Cemetery, Port Huron, Mich. Mr. Peasley, who has lived in Detroit for 32 years, was born in Fargo, Mich. He WAS a druggist.

employed by the Eastern Drug 7215 Mack Ave. He was a member of Damascus Commandery, Monroe Council No. 1, Royal Select Masters; Oriental Lodge No. 240, F. A.

King Cyrus Chapter No. 135, R. A. Michigan Grand Lodge, Free Accepted Masons; Moslem Shrine and the Au Sable Club. He is survived by his brother, Bruce W.

Peasley, and two sisters, Mrs. Ella E. Stackpoole and Mrs. Eva Reaver. Mrs.

Rena Bentley Mrs. Rena Bentley, of 3265 Pingree the wife of the late Fred C. Bentley, formerly a promInent Detroit insurance man, died suddenly Monday night at her home after a brief illness. A native Detroiter, Mrs. Bentley was born June 19, 1873.

She was the daughter and Mrs. Mr. Bentley 1898. She Christopher and married WAS a charter member of the Metropolitan Methodist Church. Surviving are a daughter, Jean M.

Bentley, sister, Mrs. Gordon Dawson, and a brother, Arthur Herppich, all of Detroit. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the William R.

Hamilton Co. Chapel, 3975 Cass Ave. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Adolf Bougine Mr. Bougine, an employee of the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. for the past 13 years, died Monday at the Henry Ford Hospital.

Funeral services will be held at p. m. Thursday in the George P. Warrick Funeral Home, 1093 E. Grand Blvd.

Born in Mannheim, Germany, Aug. 29, 1878, Mr. Bougine spent his youth as a seaman. During the World War, he served as a chief petty officer in the United States Navy. Following the war, he was employed for some time by the inghouse Electric in burgh.

He came to Detroit and was employed by the Detroit Pressed Steel Co. and Dodge Bros. before becoming affiliated with the telephone company. He started 88 a building inspector, later became an engineering assistant, and since July 1, 1929, was assistant engineer, of buildings. Mr.

Bougine Mason and a member of the Turnverein Association. He is survived by his wife, a son John and a daughter Caroline. His mother and A sister living in Germany also survive. Joseph Strittnatter Requiem high mASS Strittnatter at 9:30 a. m.

Wednesday in St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church, following prayers at 9 o'clock in his home, 5316 Devonshire Ave. Burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mr.

Strittnatter died Sunday at the University Hospital, Ann Arbor. A native Detroiter, Mr. Strittnatter was old. He had been employed at the Detroit Board of Education for years. He is survived by his wife, Barbara S.

(nee Gloss), three sisters, and Laura Strittnatter, three Mrs. Caroline Collins, Anna Young brothers, Arthur, Walter and Wilford. Edwin Carbary Services for Mr. Carbary at 2 p. m.

Wednesday in the A. H. Peters' Funeral Home, 12057 Gratlot the Rev. William Nies, of Mt. Zion American Lutheran Church, officiating.

Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Carbary, who died Sunday in the West Side Sanitarium, was born in Detroit 40 years ago. He was a veteran of the World War. Surviving are his wife, Neva Blair, and his parents, Edward and Ida Carbary.

He was the brother of the late Mrs. Edith Krueger. Mrs. Delphine Dodge Ashbaugh Word was received Tuesday of the death of Mrs. Delphine Dodge Ashbaugh at Palm Springs, last Friday.

Mrs. Ashbaugh was the sister of the late John and Horace Dodge. She had been living in California for many years. Born in Niles, Mrs. Ashbaugh devoted much of her time to furthering interest in women's club and social activities.

She was active in the work of the Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs and served as president of the federation from 1912 to 1914. In 1914 she was elected president of the state federation and served until 1916. It was in the latter period that the present federation building was rented to the members by John Dodge for $1 a year. The building was later deeded over to the federation. In addition to her club work, Mrs.

Ashbaugh was interested in poetry and literature, and frequently wrote poems herself. She survived by a sister-inlaw. Mrs. John Dodge Wilson, of Detroit. No announcement of funeral arrangements had been received Tuesday.

Mrs. Daisie Odell The Rev. Marshall Reed, D. of Nardin Park Methodist Church, will officiate at funeral services for Mrs. Odell at 2 p.

m. Thursday in the home of a son at 15766 Plainsview Ave. Burial will be in Grand Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Odell died Monday.

Mrs. Odell was born in Wayne, 69 years ago and lived in Detorit 26 years. She is survived by four children, James Raymond, and Donald Odell, and Mrs. Anna Tungate. A brother, Milton J.

Caskie, also survives. Inactive Gold Fund Passes 912 Million WASHINGTON, June 15 -The Treasury reported today its inactive gold fund was on June 11. This was an increase of 549 over the previous day and the first time the fund had exceeded Funeral services for Mr. Lemke, 80 years old, who died Monday at his home, 8582 Lumpkin will at 10 a. m.

Wednesday at St. John the Evangelist Church. Burial will be at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mr.

Lemke, who was born in Germany, came to Detroit 55 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Theresa Lemke; a son, Anthony Lemke, and seven ters, Mrs. Gusty Stareyk, Martha Lemke, Mary Lemke, Mrs. Anne Novak, Mrs.

Della Guenther, Mrs. Johanna Glinske and Mrs. Mar. garet Beerkle. Guy G.

Tyler KALAMAZOO, June 14-Guy Gray Tyler, 51 years old, prominent insurance man in Kalamazoo and for 44 years a resident of this city, died Monday following long illness. It was the day of the graduation of his daughter, Esther Tyler, from Kalamazoo College, He is survived by his widow and three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Gilchrist, Esther and Natlie. Funeral Wednesday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church.

Samuel E. Johnson MUNISING, June 15- (A. E. Johnson, 78 years old, the man who is credited with having been the founder of the city of Munising, was buried Monday in Maple Grove Cemetery. Johnson was born in Sweden.

1 He came- to the United States when a youth and in 1882 came to this locality, which then was only a forest, and built a sawmill. Ernest Michael Fuller SOUTH ORANGE, N. June 15- -Funeral services were held Tuesday for Ernest Michael Fuller, 57 years old, a brother of Mrs. Fred E. Pingston, of 6003 Lincoln Ave.

Mr. Fuller, who was an attorney, moved here 23 years ago from Detroit. He WAS born in Ann Arbor. In addition to Mrs. Pingston, he is survived by four daughters.

John Brevort LANSING, June 15 Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. for John Brevort, 88 years old, who years ago drove horse-drawn hacks in Lansing. Brevort died Monday at the home of a nephew near Eaton Rapids, George H. Mead MARSHALL, June 15 George H. Mead, 80 years old, formerly active in Calhoun County Republican Party circles and the local post of the Sons of Union Veterans died at his home Tuesday.

He WAS a lifelong resident. Msgr. Anthony A. Klowo The Rt. Rev.

Msgr. Anthony A. Klowo, D. pastor of SS. Cyril and Methodius' Seminary, president of St.

Mary's High School and St. Mary's College at Orchard Lake, died Tuesday of a heart ailment at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Pontiac. Msgr. Klowe was born in Poland 53 years He was ordained a priest Archdiocese of Chicago in 1913, after graduating from the Orchard Lake schools in 1907.

In 1919 he joined the faculty and remained there until his death. he was made president of the institutions. and he became rector upon the resignation of the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

Michael J. Grupa. He was granted doctorate in philosophy by St. Thomas' Academy in Rome in 1923, and again in 1934 was honored by elevation to the rank of domestic prelate with the title of Right Reverend Monsignor by Pope Pius XI. Funeral arrangements are being completed by a committee at the school.

Details will be announced later, Collapse of Juror End Traffic Trial Traffic Judge Thomas F. Maher declared a mistrial Tuesday in a negligent homicide case when William F. Rogers, 53 years old, of 932 N. Clark a juror, suffered a nervous breakdown in the court room. Rogers' collapse came shortly after the jury had returned to their seats and asked for a resume of the statement of James Duquette, 24, of 8901 Clarion charged with negligence in the death of Joseph Litzan, 30, of 8260 Edgewood last Christmas.

Raymond Collins, 36, of Scotten and Anthony Kowalski, 45 of 2363 Faber Hamtramck. were sentenced to 15 and 10 days. respectively, for driving by Judge George T. Murphy. Judge Murphy also imposed A five-year probationary sentence on John K.

Clark, 55, of 12201 W. Outer Drive, a postman, and ordered him to pay $200 fine. Clark was found guilty of leaving the scene of an accident in which John Smith, 88 years old, of 1331 Benton was injured fatally. A similar sentence was given Arthur O'Donohue, 18, of 2780 Carson whose car killed George Ferguson, 12, of 6411 Tuxedo on Jan. 27.

U.S. General Dies in St. Petersburg ST. PETERSBURG, June 15-(A. -Maj.

Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite, 76 years old, died in a hospital today after a short illness. Gen. Cronkhite's career was marked by a dispute with the War Department after he had spent considerable time investigating the shooting of a son, Maj. Alexander Pennington Cronkhite, killed at Camp Lewis, Washington.

A verdict of accidental death was returned. Gen. Cronkhite was retired from active service after he had refused la request to do so. The inactive fund was set up late in December as a part of the Treasury's gold sterilization program. This program is designed to offset effects of gold inflows on domestic credit.

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Fred C. dear mother of Jean Martha: sister of Arthur Herp pich and Edith Dawson. Funeral wttice chapel of the William R. Hamilton Cans Ave. Al xandrine, Thursday afternoon at o'clock.

14. 1937, at residence 4489 Adolph, beloved husband of Bertha dear father John and Caroline, Funeral from the Geo. P. Funeral Home, 1093 Grand Bird. Please flower.

suddenly June Beloved husband of Emily; dear father June and late Doris: dear of brother of William. Gorge, Edwarh Harry Fred. Funeral services from residence, 14901 Prerost, Thursday, m. CARBARY-June 13. Edwin, of 3845 Hurtbut, beloved husband of Neva Blair Carbary, dear son of Edward and Ida Carbary brother of the late Edith Krueger, Funeral Wednesday, from the A H.

Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot. her ERICHNEN- June 15. 1937. 415 Harmon Ave Birmingham.

Michizan. Enima Amelia, wife Dr. Huro beloved mother of Mr. Raymond Lane and Mrs. Lewis 5.

her Funeral of West Boston Bled afternoon Woodmere Crematory, Celina Lavoie: DANCE MUSIC 7:00. WXYZ 7:30. ww. M. 8:30.

KIW 12:30 9:00... w'w. Houseboat Hannah. WXYZ Noonday News. Music, CKLW Press Bulletins, Leo Freudberg'8 Music WIBK Monitor News.

WMBC Sons of Pioneer. Pretty Kitty. Kelly. WW. Missine Persons: Did You Know? WXYZ Livestock Reports CKLW Larry Bradford' Music, Billy Morrell Dining With Rector.

WW. Newscast. WXYZ Farm Home. CKLW Rex Battle's Ensemble. WABK 20th Century Serenade.

WMBC Charlotte Webb WEXL Newscast. -WJR Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories. WWJ Star Gossip, Ed MeConnell WABK Turf Reporter 1:00 Thru a Woman's Eyes. CKLW Concert Orch WRK News. BC Betty Harrington 1:15 WIR Meet the Missus.

WWJ Interviews. CKLW Dance Rhythms WORK Musical Menu. WMRC Patty Jean. Hone Alden. Kitty Keen.

WXYZ Women in News. CKLW Quiet Sanctuary WRK Golden Momente WMBC Hanny Hour Club. 1:45 WJR Mort and Marge. WW7 Music of Moment WXYZ Dale Wimbrow. 2 p.

m. to 6 p. m. A. M.

8:30. P. M. 5:00. WAR 2:00 Monticello Party Line.

WW7 Pepper Young's Family. WXYZ Southernaires CKLW Memoirs WIBK News Music. Musical. WW. Ma Perkins, WXYZ Continental Varieties CKLW Home Economics.

WABK Children's Hour Mre Page ww. Vic and Sade. CKLW Musical WJBK Dance Leaders WMBC Harvesters. WEXL Curie Weaver News. The O'Neills.

WXYZ Kidoodlers Dr. A. D. Henderson WW. U.

of M. Speaker WXYZ Lorenzo Jones. CELW Texas Jim Lewis' Cowboys WIBR News. Music WMBC Al Parnell. Dance Time WW.

Detroit-Washington Game WXYZ Ann Walker CKLW Todar's Almanac WUBK Detroit-Washington Game WMBC Bill Wilkine Linda's First Love WXYZ Follow the Moon. CRLW Hod Williams' Music Wave Lengths of WJR 750 Kes. 400 Meters WW 920 Kes. 326 Meters WAYZ 1240 Kes. 242.

Meters ICKLW 1030 Kce. 201.1 Meters Sports. WMBC Commodores, 1:30 WAR Laugh With Ken Murray. Wayne King's Music. WXYZ Helen Mencken.

CKLW U. S. Marine Band Teen Are Follies. CROW U. S.

Marine Band WMBC Russ and Clara 1:45 WMBC Ethel R. Willett: WEXL Leon Andre Kostelanetz'8 Music: Lily Pons. WW. Fred Allen. WXYZ String Symphony.

CELW Joe Sanders' Music News. Musie CROW Engineering Institute Dinner WMBC Polish Program. Crime Clinic. Ernest Minchella, ette: Jessica DragonAl Music. CKLW Ed Fitzgerald's Revie.

WJRK Musical CRCW Spotlight Parade. Sporting Briefs, News WEXL Ted Zajac 9:00 Gang Busters. WW. Your Hit Parade. WXYZ Healani of South Seas CKLW "From the Ends of the Earth." WIBK German Hour.

CREW Lavender and Old Carol. Weymann. WJR Babe Ruth. WXYZ Tonic Time. CKLW Sky Melodies WIBK Night Club CROW Ranger Reminiscences WEXL News.

9:45 WIR Jerry Cooper. WWJ Musical Moments WXY2 Fact Finder. CRCW Press Bulletine. 10 p. m.

to 2 a. m. -WJR Poetic Melodice. WW. Amos 'n' Andy.

WXYZ Harold True. WIBK News, Music CROW Lloyd Huntley's Music WMBC Ukrainian Hour. WEXL Morie Chatter. WW -WJR Wismer ports Erening Melodies, WXYZ Jolly Coburn's Music CKLW Ina Ray Hutton': Music WJBR Old Time Music 10:30 WR Great Plarue. WW.

Dance Music WXYZ Jack Russell's Music CKLW Griff Williams' Music WJBK Around Town. CROW Musical Horizone. WMBC Earl Walton's Music WEXL Police Day WJR Shep Fields' Music Phil Sillman's Music WMBC News. WW. Headline News.

Dance Music. WXYZ Don Bestor's Music CKLW Reporter. News Around Town. WMBC Joe Norris Music WEXL Moonlight Broadcaster. 11:15 WAR Favorite Melodies CRLW Happy Felton' Music 11:30 WW7 Lights WXYZ Sammy Dibert's Music CKLW Jack Denny's Music.

Mason's Musie. 11:43 WJR Meditation WMBC Earl Walton's Music Del Courtner's Music. Arlie Simmonds' Musin WXYZ Harry Reser's Music CKLW Charles Gaylord's Music WIBK Midnizht Revue, Musical Nightcap. CELW Ruse Muste Night Owl. of late Felix: dear beloved wife mother Charles Arthur Harry Thomas Berthiaume: sister of Aucuet Larole Funeral Wednewlay, from 1453 Lakepointe, and St.

Joachim Church GOODELL- June 1937 at her home. 1260 West Jefferson Mary Emma. aunt of Charles and Edward G. Goodell: aunt of Blanche Goodell. Funeral service at Wednesday GRAY- June 13.

Wallace R. beloved hi band of Mabel E. father of Ruth Anne: son of Addison, brother of five brothers and one sister. Funeral at Harvey Neely Funeral Home. May Grand.

Wednesday al p. m. Burial Plymouth, Mich. at GRENNAN-June 13, 1037 at her residence. Farm Crest Northrille, Mich Ella mother of Ernest of Chi Kenneth of York City Raymond M.

and the late Philip Grennan Funeral service Co. chapel Ave. al the William R. Hamilton Cane at Alexandrine, Wednesday morning 11 clock. Interment at Chicago, 111.

GUENTNER- Lemke, HADDOCK June 14, 1937. Arthur loved husband of the late Sadie: dear father of Arthur C. and Lester W. Haddock. Funeral from Thomas P.

Lahey Parlor, 2027 Wabash Ave. Thursday at 8:30 a.m. and to Holy Trinity Church at HAKE -Bridget Ann. June beloved of wife of Charles mother Cecile William Claude Li. Leo Lee and Mrs.

Joseph E. Congrove. Funeral Thursday 8:30 from the 9280 Lawrence, and 9 o'clock Vixitation Church. Elizabeth 13. br HARRISON loved wife of George dear mother Charles Services A.

G. Riley Funeral Home, 19719 Livernots, Wednesat m. p. WMBC Larry Chabot. 3:45 Was Down East.

WXYZ Mountaineers WBC Melody Maide Painted Dreams. WXYZ Mary Marlin. CKLW Turf Reporter WMBC Police Field Day WEXL To be Announced 4:15 WJR Envors of Melody. WXYZ Escorts and Betty CKLW Radioland 4.30-WIR Doris Kerr. WXYZ Singing Lady WMBC Stars of Tomorrow.

CRCW Tunes and Tempos. 4:15 WUR Youth Speaks. WXYZ Kiddies Karnival. CRCW Movie Personalities Melods and Rhythm WXYZ Dave in Review CKL.W Black and White Studies. CRCW Stock Quotations.

WM BC Goby and Al WEXL Newscast. 5:15 Uncle Neal and Prudy. WW Soloist WXYZ Harry Kogen's Music CKLW Bill Lewis. CRCW Overseas. WMBC News Press- Radio: Sports Resume.

WW. Press Radio. Police Reporter. Modern Manners. WXYZ Harry Heilmann.

CKL.W Scores: Rhythm Rhapsody. WIBK Musical CRCW Swing Harmonicas WMBC Chief Red Bird WEXL Corn Crackers. Waltz Time, News WXYZ Lowell Thomas. WJBK Baseball CROW Song Recital WMBC One Hour of Music. 6 p.

m. to 10 p. m. Stevenson Sports. WW Tyson's Sports: Dinner Music.

WXYZ Easy Aces. CKLW Turf Reporter. WIBK Polish Ladies. CROW Artist Recital. WEAL Dinner Music.

Jackson, Dennis WXYZ Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. CKLW News and Sports. CRCW Dinner Music.

Hollywood Spotlicht WWJ Newscast WXYZ Lone Ranger. CKLW Vincent York's Music CROW Labor Organization WMBC Sportlites. WEXL Variety Hour. 6:45 WJR Boake Carter. WW.

Sports Review. CKL.W Lane Prescott's Ensemble WORK Clyde Fenner CROW Gordon Calder WMBC Miniature Revue. WEXL Antek Cwaniak. Cavalcade of America. WW.7 One Man's Family.

WXYZ Broadway Merry Round. CKLW Friende of Music WUBK U. A. W. Program CRCW Friends of Music WMBC State Police Dept.

Detroit Stations CROW 600 500 Meters WIBK 1500 200 WMBC 1420 211 Meters WEXL 1310 Kcs. 229 Meterel June 15. at Wyandotte General Hospital; wife Fred; mother of Ruth. Funeral Friday, m. from H.

F. Then Funeral Home, 0760 Co. Biddle Wyandotte. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. LAPOINTE- June 1937.

David beloved husband Christine: of dear father Arthur Russell. Charles William B. Brother John. Effie and Funeral from residence. 741 Mollie, Meadowhronk at LATTA- June 14, William, 81 years Funeral Wednesday.

p. m. Evart. fich. LEMKE-Joseph.

June beloved hand of dear father ol Mrs. Gusty Starzyk. Martha, Mary and An thony Lemke. Mrs. Anna Novak.

Della Guentner. Mrs. Glinake. and Mrs. Margaret Beerkle.

Funeral. nesday. 1:30. from esidence. 8589 Lumpkin, 10 a.

m. St. John The Evangelist Church, MOORE June 14, 1937. Jane Andrew Moore, mother of Mre. Richard P.

Joy and William V. R. Moore. Funeral sereire at chapel of the William R. Hamitton Case Ave.

Alexandrine. 3 Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. DELL June 14. residence of son, 15766 Plainview Daisie, beloved mother of James Raymond, Donald and Mrs. Anna sister of Milton Cankie, Funeral from residence Thursday at 2 p.

m. PEASLEY June 13. suddenly Archie beloved husband of the late Myra Peasley, dear brother of Bruce W. Mrs. Ella E.

Stackpole and Mra. Era Reaver. Funeral from John J. Heelon's Funeral Mansion. 1540 West Grand Bled.

corner West Warren. Wednesday at -30. Burial in Lakeside Port Huron. Mich. W.

June 14. 1937. at 4275 West Lafayette: wife of the late Richard: sister of Charles A. Strauss, of Waterloo. Mich.

Services on day. at I p. m. from her home. Inter.

ment. Waterloo. Mich. SHOUP- June 13. Elmer.

of 12065 Shoup: Tuller. beloved hushand of Dorothy father of Mrs. H. Pryor, of Lansing: brother of nard. of Battle Creek.

Remains at parlors of J. Sutton Sons. 4147 Trumbull Ave. Services Estes and Leadley Funeral Home. Lansing, Wednesday 1 0.

STONE- June 14. Hattie loved wife of dear mother of Ruth and Josephine Stone: sister Mrs. Emma Hill. Lena Hill. Mrs.

Christina Damm and Fred of Schulte. Member Garland Rebekah Thursday ices, dence. 2509 Beal Interment For Lawn aged years, husband of Barhara I nee Glosst, dear brother Mrs. Caroline Collins. Arthur.

Ann Young. Walter and Wilford. Funeral from the residence. 3318 shire. Wednesday, June 16.

at and Matthew's Church at 9:30..