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25 Dtmtk A'aficea 1 OBITUARY Vital Statistics of Detroit Dry Fed Cattle Strong, Active Best Mixed Hogs and Roughs Off 10c wLle trterU at Tr-leao F. waa t-TB in Vt C.n. era 7J ago ar.d lad ed r.ost tJ her L't in Detr. t. r-aairg fcer torr.e at l'il Atkinson Ate.

was a of Catherine Spinning, who o.ed and is survixed fry Ma Margaiet Kj.nev. Edward and Jerry il ts.i Tnorr.as and Edoard MeUa.f. Araa latk 4aaaaiL. a-r I-ara I n. 4a1; NaT S.

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a. i a Michael Cadieux who in Groe altout 150 yeata ago. Cad.eus Rfwii and Caaieu. school named after hia family. He had served as Gro Pox.te Toiar.ar.ip treasurer several vests snd in the Wond War in the Army Transport Coips serving to yeara Ft ante in Co.

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o07 Jna Car) nail. 4. Western Union Cuts Havana Cable Rates A reduction In minimum cost cable night lettera between the United Slatea and Havana, Cuba waa announced Tuesday night by Western Union to become effec. Uve Aug. 1.

Minimum number of werda charged for will be dropped from 25 to 15. As a result. minimum cost cable night letter to Havana from points east of the Miaaisaippl River will be 45 centa Instead nf 75 cents, from points west of Mississippi River 60 cents inatead of 11. Words In excess of 25 w-tll be 2 and 3 centa reapec ttvely. This ia the third sub stantial reduction in cable night letter ratea to Havana that Western Union haa made aince March 1.

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I hnai-tMr. 2k. Guy Wakemaa Stark Funeral r.tea for Mr. f.tst ar.ayor of rn2ai. re fc'id at 1 Thumrtky at Farmer a Funeral Cfcrl.

ronUac. with the Rev. tari R. Rice, of Fern taie. Burial be at Va-aar.

Mr. Stark. ho lued at Williams Lake, near ror.tiar. died )fiiay St. JntJ- er-fc a Mercy HopiUi.

Pon-liar. He taas born at Reeae. Mill, 53 yeari ago. and taas a giaduate of the University Michigan Law School. He was attorney with offitea in both Femdale and ront lac.

and iT-j had been in the lumber hui Mr. trk neaa in Fern-dale. Rormerly he served on the Fern-dle Villsge Commission. He belonged to Femdale Loflge. F.

4 A. Ferndala Methodist Church, Femdale Exchange Club and Oakland County Ba Asaoriation. Beaidea hia wife. Dora Lotkwood Stark, he Iravea a eon. Ri hsrd; a daughter, Mrs.

Louise Latta: a grandson. Richard Charles, and a brother. Howard all at WU-liama Lake. Samuel Cooper Servires for Mr. Cooper, a partner In the State Realty 4 Loan at 2 p.

m. Wednesday in Lewis Bros. Funeral Home, 77.19 John St. Mr. Cooper died Monday In Grace Hospital.

He was bom in Russia 82 years ago and had lived in Detroit 30 yeats. He also was a restaurant owner. Surviving are hia wife. Yetta: four rhildien. Mrs.

Jack Hyman. Mra. Jake Nichsmin. Sadie and Ted Cooper, and a brother. Jake Cooper, of Lot An-gelea.

Calif. Cyrua Ceorga Cadieux Requiem high mass at 9:30 a. m. Wednesdsy in St. Paul a Church, Groase Tointe, for Mr.

Cadieux, member of an old French family there, preceded by prayera at 9 o'clock in Griffith 4 Wade a Fu-neral Home, 14837 E. Jefferson Ave. Burial In the Groase Pointe Cemetery. Mr. Cadiex was found dead Saturday night at the foot of Van St.

Clair Shores, the victim of a heart attack. He was bom In Groase Pointe 55 years ago, the son of the late Richard and Caroline Groesberk Cadieux, and was a WXV7, lltl' 7:30 P. M. 8:00 P. 8:10 P.

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STAbLtT AT GRARb BIVEB The largest and most beautiful funeral home in the city. Air conditioned and cooled. Pamirs un ns coastmoa gyeai ta lb ttfffi tb biekt tte-ta ftaelty br ye cb-ad fny tb aa ol or ruaiaal. BOMB aa not an aeite We dh- te in ny atathorla tniHeaJ eri-entioat aa at aav toy th oaH ar y.a-i. adiatn tnir ejirjta aa fiinaral ooat to a Vfrjrm avrttrh will nna tb.nt aa aadua bartraaua ac aatiiin aaa yp.nt On.

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ANP C0MPIJETB rCNFRAL AT AS LOW AS Si 00 4147 Trumbull Ave. TEMPLE 2-5100 Monuments Detroit Monument ork. Inc. MON-yr-NT AP i.V!-o-. trv; A CALL to V(-: a opf y- jTemmruLS OF cacTITTin IT The RAUBAR GRAaMTE Ca rtrn-rr-riTVT and Found Hippy Ending tt Arttclca ciu people siucb orry.

Finding them add joy. The Free- FreM ivMurea that happy ending. gl'I 1 fx rtw-nia, t- a lot. A ron1 -4 Fi'tnuTi in or a---it -1 un'lT BtntT- LrJral rair4- Vrni fl I Hi i I Tka. 4a Raarl.

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edj.es. la in St Benedicts Churth. piece-lotii bv prayers at 30 the home. 14 W. Greenaa Ae Bunal ia i Sepulchre Cemetery.

I Xlis Neator died Sunday in Providence Hrwpital. She was ttnrn in Detroit to years ago. the oa jr. Titer of the late Mr. and Mrs Chailea Dubois S-irvivirg aia her hua-hand Michael: een chilOren Maigatet.

Mis T. Kn.se Paul. Mrs. F. X.

l-avt Mrs J. G. Roa. n. Mia J.

R. Ma.ey and Mra G. a sister, Mrs. Frances McCuiioLgh. Mrs.

Elizabeth Streeter Frede Funeial service fnr Mra. Frede at 2 SO Wednesday in the home, 3431 Baldwin Ave. un.ler the auspices of Detroit Chspter No. 118. O.

E. S. Birial in Lutheran Cemetery, with the Rev. Henry E. Ridley, of Ascension Episcopal Church, conducting rites at the grave.

Mra. Frede died Sunday at her home. She waa bom in Port Huron 70 yeara ago and had lived in Detroit 64 years. She wss the widow of Frank Frede and ta survived by three children. Mrs.

A. E. St. Aubin. Ralph H.

Fred and Mra. E. L. Mmrh: three grandsons, Donald, Richard and Kenneth Frede, and a brother ana two sisters. Joe Yeager A Inrg illness resulted tn the death Tuesdsy of Mr.

Yesger, one-time pitcher and Infieltler for the Tigers and for years a pitcher in big-league baseball during tbe early psrt of this century. He died at hia home. 1729 W. Yernor Highway. Bom in Philadelphia 61 yeara ago, Mr.

Yesger waa with the old Brooklyn Dodgera In 1900 when he as brought to Detroit to join the Tiger staff of pitchers. He played here tn 1901, 1902 and 1903, also serving in the positions of shortstop and third baseman. After leaving Detroit he was with the New York Yankees and the St. Louia Browns He retired from baseball in 1915 and aince then had lived in Detroit. For the past 18 yesrs he had been a City employee.

His wife Addie and a nephew, Gerald Yesger. survive. Requiem high mass will he sung in St. Gahriel a Church. W.

Vernor Highway and Normsn Ave at 9 a. m. Friday, precedad by prsyers at 8 30 o'clock in the Willism R. Hamilton Co. Chspel.

3975 Csss Ave. Burial will be In Woodmere Cemetery. Barbara Jane McClelland Funeral se-vlces for Barbara Jane, fourteen-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carl C.

McClel land, at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the home, 924 Chicago with the Rev. S. Rice.

D. of the Metropolitan Methodist Church, of which she waa a member, officiat ing. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Barbara Jane died at home Mon day after an illness of four yeara. Her father la a widely known eye, ear, nose and throat apecialiat.

Surviving, In addition to her par enta, are two aiaters. Carol McClel- land and Mrs. Robert F. Whit- worth, and her grandfather, Dr. William P.

French. Edward J. Cannon YPSILANTT. June 29 Servires for Mr. Cannon at 2 p.

m. Wednesdsy in the J. Moore Funeral Home here. Mr. Cannon, ho died Mon- dsy after a brief Illness, wss to hsve been married on July 10 to Miss Dorothea L.

Woehler. of Detroit. He wss 41 yesia old and a lifelong resident of Ypsllanti. He leaves his brother Clarence, of Jackson, and a sister Ruth, of Ypsilanti. Death Notict Si l.l.tM CUin.A June 1MT.

h-lt. ted ttlfe 01 Frnd.ri-k Bulio. rt-ar of Mra Harry C. i.nd"n, It. and A i.l Irla M.

Wa.ia. fim-ial at I. at CAIMM tr it d.ar hioi'i-r nf Alhe-t. Frank W-a. alll'am i (hii.

in fiine-al fr' A Wad, Jeffrn Al W.in.uat At n'. io-k In Irt. Pail' a i. -P2i''i S-j" CAVOt Jm. E'lnard J.

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i.l. heioved bu-hand of d.ar of Nr. Himin Mia Nn-hamin bad-, and T-d I brnih.r nf Jali. I i. of Lot at Lria Bma nral R.

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r-il Lei i Sei ti Ta- kn -i rw-K -u Chaxioiia. 2 I "-Y mi i-a ia imr'. i I.rii"a-r imrta nf W-t -ton. a. F'J rri' 4aarvi-4i f-rtrr, i isrwi t( e'imfn Ht-iTitrtt F'i-4fT H'-ma.

raa Rt at rt i iFtt. f'i na-i tr gt r-hfal nf iTr" a Axn-1rtn? Tn-fVlit al XI 1 1 k. Br te Tueedu: tut r. Sif aavl laakbl 4VI ce f.eceipta of cattle wer light and all claaae of good dry-fed cold active at aLrong prates, ome real choice lUr.j 111. Trading was alow 00 graaaera at pricea 25 rent leer.

Ca also aold at pricea aleady te 25 cenu lower with Uta bulk of the beat at 50 rid a few choice up to $4 75 Bjtcher bulla aold at ateady prices while lieavy bokngnaa er 25 cenu lower with topa at IT.Pr.cea: i it a OQ rrrtiu. ta 91 il l.ot rira, 1-T a le jo a food haf ira rr fj iff rood raa ara A4 fcflt'ra TMA KUU'fcW taVtOa fL.i I rw MP fair ta 4 COaV gtiaf innw a 4 nm 40 io ft -V A 4-aO 4 4 5 a v. 4 ik a "a 1 (Ml. ft 1 aWl no. f-t huichrr full ai Brnj.MI"! 1 i iminoi built A ink.

ft ihu A ttfl A ft mini rvkri tna Tf-wyre-r-yj 7 JI 1 1 btiu Calf receipt were juat fair and price remained ateady with Monday! cloae, beat calvea selling at 111. Pricea: Ill tin no in in Ml- Hfl in noel Cyt'e end I'tktt A (10- tin Kh.en and lamb receipla were very light and the beat lamba aold at 112. which wee ateady with Monday a cloae. Pheep aold active with beat up to 3. rnces s-t ttr In foo m1 I AA 1 il JA 4 A on i i lu Hnr recemU were fairly liberal and pricea were 10 eenta lower on the beat mixed hoga.

topa 111.80. Roufhe alao aold 10 cent lower, all other rradea remaining ateady aa lono-ve; Hurt hor. 10 1M. Ill JJ he.v.M and r.rr. Livestock htrgo lfiptt.

1 in lulint 4 dir-i. marhfi ily Id lnfr than Mn di pftfiin 10 or. Mwti "'t top h'llk anrl k. II 1A IHfl il pirt npi'1 tn l. huk srui pxitin in 4(1; ht iMiMi.

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40A0 dnjt ht-h, mustard And tanvp rrna, ftO-AO ha. Butter and Eggs ffilt-ARo. Jim a. aa firm today- Kra.h. P.I in i 'l.

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rai-a "70S- currant rtllt J' amrara na. ked utr. aori4 trli4 ltraia. Proviiion Markets riaar ha-k wk Smk-d ir.ala Hams 28 nr U. kama.

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lerttm- 44 20. Decnaber tt 14, I Today's Crossword Puzzle 8:00 9:15 10:00 11:45 12:00 irso 1:00 1:30 3:00 1:45 5:00 8:15 1:00 M. Threat Aoea Rreakfsat flub Mlnnto Parade M. Choir Loft A. Just rialn Bill A.

M. Magazine, of the Air A. Helen Jane Behlke Noon Ryder Cup Matchea P. Mr Farm and Home P. Mr Thru A Woman a Eye p.

Mr Quiet Sanctuary P. M. Detroit-Chicago Game P. M. Academy of Medicine P.

M. Our American Schools P. Mrs. Franklin D. Doris Kerr, Thomas Thomas, Orchestra P.

M. Del C.reco Albert. Frank and kximnnd. and a s.ster Mra. William J.

Johrjon, rf Chicago. Ferdinand J. Molitor Requiem high maaa for Mr Molitor, realty broker, at 10 a. m. Wednesdsy in St.

Anthony i Church, preceded bv piayers at 30 in George P. Warritk a Funeral Home, joflj E. Grand Blvd Burial in Mt. Elliott Cemetery. Mr.

Molitor died in Giace Hospital Sunday. He was horn in Germany 71 yeara ago. had In in Detroit 65 yeara and had spent most of his business career the realty business, maintaining offices in the Hammond Building and beir.g active until becoming ill four weeks ago. He leaves three brothers. Charles and Joseph, of Detroit, and Ludolph Molitor, of Atlantic City.

Roy H. Warrington Funeial aervices for Mr. Warrington at 11 a. m. Wednesday in the Alfred E.

Crosby Mortuary. 13308 Woodward with trie Rev. George W. Olmstead, of the First Methodlat Church, officiating. Burial In Forest Laun Cemetery.

Mr. Warrington, who died Sunday in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, was born in Detroit 24 years ago and lived at 112 Eason Highland Park. He leaves his mother. Mrs.

Fannie Warrington, and a brother Thomas. William Crowe Rites for William, five-year-old son of Mr. and Mra. William A. Crowe, at 2:30 p.

m. Wednesday tn the home. 5i5 Mead Ave. Dearborn. Burial in Woodmere Cemetery.

William waa drowned at Monroe Sunday. He leaves his psrents: a brother Marvin and hia grandmother, Mrs. Josephine Harna. Miaa Julia Spinning Requiem high mass for Miaa Spinning at 9 a. m.

Thuisdsy Visitation Church, preceded by prayera at 8:30 in the H. J. Haatlngs Funeral Home, 4821 Second Blvd. Burisl in St. Teter a Cemetery.

Mt. Clemens. Miss Spinning died suddenly FEATURES Cavalcade nf America One Man's Family Rroadway Merry-i- Rotind Mugh with Ken Wstne Klng'a MuaIc V. H. Marine Rand Helen In "Second Husband" i Town Hall Tonight, Fred Allen Andre Kostelanetz' Music.

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