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8 LOST AND FOUND DETROIT FREE PRESS 24 Thursday, Oct. 30, 1947 Succumbs Livestock New York Curb Transactions 180-200 lbs. it and 250-300 lbs. mostly $25.75. Most 168-180 and 800- Kales Bales tn lOOs CIom Sales In lOOs Close Chsc.

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Ut Pay Open 10-S Sunday 1 III. S. Lumber Co. 19966 Deqnindre Iff 2-7100 IQIUCTfl 12th and toward IB 2-01001 KJinuiuu i. m.

Jean Harlow ass Bis lysn la "HELL'S ANGEL" pin Georee Raft and Paal Mini In aCAHrsCE. rtC 7206 Harper PL 0347 Oms 530 i. n. lis 1st Dim Plant: wary Atnr tnd Georje Morally is "CYNTHIA. (TH UNFAITHFUL." Ann ShorUan tni low Ayros.

ADAMS Grand Circus Park CA 8522 Denny Kiva mni Vlnlnla Mavs In "THE SECRET In Teehnieolor! Lira ir WALItK HIT" is ADMIRAL" I Mick at SU Jean VA 3-8195 Parlt-ST Goers Ops 3 a. at. Frts Clnnerware Mirphy an Elizabeth Taylor in CYNTHIA" Bias REPEAT PERFORMANCE with Jssn Leslie. iiorn E. Warrea-Outsr Dr.

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ALOMA- bud 6:45. Frt ts Uslee, "tidy ann sn.eniare! loan Leslie. "REPEAT "HARD-BOILED I soon ftnnit Rttrr TT fi-4820 ANNtA Cartoon! "DESPERATE," "KINS BF THE WILD tnisfsS Lstt Shew Tosnht 1001 I CUT Bichmond TB 1-8 oil si. Dsns Ansrswo and Lysn Z. i ail ICT AC THE In "KIT CAKallrl yj V-j qi.nIb Barnes, OH ICAfla.

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T. "MEATXPEinnONS Park Fret CAPITOL 7915 W. Vernor and sits -v, CASINO E. Darison at 6 Mile in ji-uo-M. Glassware ts Ladies! "LIVING IN A "16 mrie MaePonald ls "FEAR WAY." 6ena KeHy IN THE NIGHT.

TE 3-0090 fl I CTI 3412 Baasungs m. Florentine AO I LI. I. till 3 a. 'DISHONORED SERENADE." fiaisas LADY." UmAA Lisiarr.

iln Wakely. "SIX GUN CENTER Wood'd-Bltd. Park Free MA S4 a a. Start! FrMey! Clart Ga ans Vaans. "CALL THE WILD" "RAGGED Bel MeCrsa and nsra Leeds.

ANGELS" wH Wood'd-Bhd. Park Free MA 8484 CENTER at. resh Back LATE GEORGE APLtT, it a hf AC with Jean Bennett. ScUTHOV lth and W. Grand Bld.

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TKltSi ''DEM RUTH" J. Pavear ramins. EXPECTATIONS.1 Wills civic-1 Frmingtoo, Mich. Phone 0444 Open 6 p. Renald Celsian and resty LATE GEORGE APLET piss "ins CA 4282 ni 1 1 1 Woodward aqwaiuc llaan 24 Hesn! Free ParklM'.

"DEAR HTM" Jean Caelfield-Williani Helden piss inc n.ls Eyans-Wamn Dsejlas, nvPTII iiic-ugan near oni. CRYSTAL 0, 4:45 ri -s i T. F.7' ll Rjtt and An Derak In "SCAi.ti." Harlow is HELL a 1. 1 WM 8340 Gratiot at Iroquois PL, 2588 6 and Save with Hedy Lamarr KKII III ANCE" With in Btrtui 1 1 1 1. DEARBORN" Mich.

-lelegrapo asau 0pe 6 p. Wllllasts-Rleards Rlondell. "THE CORPSE 6AME PL 1412 Park Free DEL-THE u.rir Hnlcomb 12-4S Da ly. casnieis and William Holden In r.f.s SUTH" elas Jens Mills in "GREAT EXPECTATIONS. v.irn.

Hohsen krheal Park Free VA 2-8952 UtlUAt t. the Ladles! "Bseen Esther" Crystolware! Tonight's Gift, Crystal Salt and Pes- pur snaner is Lady 9355 Kercbefal Park Free VA 2-8952 DELUXE n. s-30. Crystal San ans rtoow Shakfr ts ladles! Sonny Tsfts In ttLL bui. 'CBF ST EXPECTATIONS" with Vaten.

.1 Rurlinname TO 8-0155 UtAlttl flMB 6:15. Boh Hops and Bit Crosby In "VARIETY GIRL" George "ontgomer, "RH45HFR DOUBLOON. late News! In DOWNTOWN Grand Cirrus Park CA 852 RIa Week! "THE irurini inn THE BOBBY-SOXER Wltn can CrVnTVnd Shirley Temple. Alss "BUSH PILOT a i riatisan HO 3000 UUa Ose 6:15. "SEA OF GRASS" with Speneer Tracy-Katharine Hepber S.

cTfiic unrei Fiatsrette at 6:30 and 9.40. 111 riPT Harper at 7 Mile oac UnllC-IN VAdU Eddls Albert and Constance Uor. I. "HIT PARADE OF 1947" piss Mriblttll LADY," Marearet lockwood and James Riasen, I DEATH II0T1CES ALLEN Oct. 27.

1S47 Anna H. (nee Dwyer). beloved wife of the late John: dear mother of Mrs. Irvins Raymo. John Mary Albert Charles BaymonU Harold also 25 grandchildren and 12 rreat-rrandchildren mourn her.

Funeral from the Thos. P. Lahey Funeral Home. 8316 Dexter. Friday.

a. m. St. Theresa Church 0oVlocKt ABMSTKONG October 28. 0i7-Glenna Paipe.

wife of the late Albert J. Armstroner: mother of Mrs. Catherine P. Sewell; rrandmother of David Sewell. Funeral service at chaoel of the Wm.

R. Hamilton Cass corner Alexandrine. Thurs- dav morning at 11 o'clock. ARONSTEi- Louis, of 3010 Chicago beloved husband of Millie father of Dr. Herbert Arons.

Services at Lewis Bros. Memorial Chaoel. 3800 Puritan, at Dexter Thursday at 13 noon. BLASIKR Helen. Oct.

27. of 16830 Village Lane. Gross wife of Stewart P. Blasier; mother of S. Cole Blasier: daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Herbert B. Cole: sister of Florence Cole, Mrs. Walter B. Herbert H.

Cole and Dr. Donald F. Cole. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 18300 Macn.

at Outer Dr Thursday at 10 a. and buna! Charlotte. Mich. BKOWN Oct. 26.

at Hollywood. Georse survived by eight nieces and five nenhews. Friends may call at the Funeral Home after 10 a. Thursday. Funeral Fndayat 3 D.

from Harper Mulligan Fu-neral Home. 1645Q Hamilton. CARSON Oct. 29. 1917.

Frank husband of Anna M. Seus Carson: brother of Jeff Carson and Mrs. Minnie Young. Funeral service at chapel of the Wm. R.

Hamilton Cass cor. Saturday, at 2 :30 t. under auspices ef Lnton Lodge No. 3. F.

A. M. CATTANACH Oct. 27. James, beloved husband of the late Mary Ann: dear father 0 Mrs.

David Sutherland. James. Mrs. Clarence Riley and Mrs. Hector MacRae: five rrandchildren also survive.

Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m.. from the Harper-Mulligan Funeral Home. 16450 Ham- ilton Ave. CLARK Oct. 27.

Billy. 4 years, of 13393 Terry, suddenly, darling son of Thomas and Shirley: dear brother of Cheri. Peder and Tommy Lee Crjw-shaw; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin.

Services Thursday. 2 p. from the F. B. Hunter Funeral Home.

13903 Terry, cor. Schoolcraft CRITCHFIELD Cecilia Oct. 23. of 4321 Nottingham, wife of Fred dear mother of Frederick J. and Mrs.

Ray Koglin. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Friday at 1 p. m. EDWARDS Oct.

28. Helen Louise. beloved sister of Albert M. and Lawrence at Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home.

6683 Maybury Grand, until 10 a. Saturdav. Funeral from St. Andrew's Church. Putnam and Fourth Saturday at 1 P.

m. EILERMAN. O. F. M.

Oct. 28. Rev. Hermenigild unclose of Emma and Clement Eilermann. of Loramie, Ohio.

Office of the dead Friday at 8:30 a. and Funeral Mass at 10:00 a. m. at St. Anthony's Shrine.

Duns Sootus College. 0 Mile and Ever-KTpen Rds. HAKT Oct. 28. 1947.

Ella H. (nee Ella Letitia Fenn). beloved wife of Einil H. Hart: mother of Mrs. Elva Wade: sister of Mrs.

Helen Widger. Mrs. Robert H. Wood and Ellis L. Fenn; grandmother of Richard Wade.

At chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton Cass cor. Alexandrine. Funeral service at St.

Agnes Church, Friday morning, at 10 o'clock. HOSE A Oct. 28. 1947. Joseph Chase.

age 86. husband of the late Mary Moore Hosea: father of Mrs. Louisa Hosea King, of Cincinnati. Ohio, and Mrs. Noel H.

Munro. with whom he made his home the past 10 years: also survived by 5 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild: brother of Raphael M. Hosea. of Denver. Funeral service at the home ol his daughter.

874 Barring-ton Road. Grosse Pointe Park. Thursday at 2.30 p. m. Interment.

Spring Grove Cemetery. Cincin- nati. Ohio. KLEINERT Oct. 28! 1947.

Eliza- beth wife of the late George H. Kleinert: mother of Mrs. William L. MoWooi, Mildred Herbert H. and Walter A.

Kleinert. Funeral service at Chanel of the Wm. R. Hamilton Cass Ave. at Alexandrine.

Friday morning at 11 o'clock. LANE Oct. 28. 1947. suddenly.

Leslie beloved husband of Sylvia: dear brother of Mrs. Oder Slav-ens, of Plainfield. Mrs. Jake Johnson of Richmond. Mrs.

Inea Ellerman. Arthur and Ernest T. Lane, all of Indianapolis. Ind. Services from Gitre Funeral Home.

10301 E. Warren Thursday. 2 v. m. En- tombment at White Chanel.

MELOCHE Oct. 28. Daniel: dear father of Mrs. George Michaels. brother of Alvak F.

Meloche. Funeral from Fred. G. Marshall Sons Parlors. 3462 E.

Jefferson Friday morn- tng at 10:30 o'clock. MISPELON Evarist. Oct. 27. of 9152 Harrell.

beloved husband of the late Sidonie: dear father of Cyriel and Odiel. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Outer Drive. Thursday at 9:15 a. and to Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 10: Rosary Wednesday eveninr at 8.

MCHOLS Frank Oct. 27. of Fowlerville. husband of Ada Julia: father of Mrs. Ruth Weber, of Ann Arbor: Mrs.

Ardale Allshouse, and Clay H. Nichols, of Detroit: brother of Chester of Inkster. Funeral service from Methodist Church, under auspices of Fowlerville Lodge F. and A. Thursday, 2:30 o.

m. Interment at Greenwood Mausoleum. KEIXACKER Viola late of Hill- ger wife of the late Charles dear mother of Charles Gordon: member of Parkview Rebekah Lodge No. 13 Ladies5 Auxiliary. Canton City of Straits No.

38 and Eastern Star Chapter. O.E.S.. No. 420. Services at Cooner Bros.

Mortuary. Mack and Garland. Saturday at 1:30 p. m. SCHROKDER Judith Marie, of 18493 Gilchrist, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder. Services at Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home. 16625 Grand River. Saturday at 1 p.

80MMER Oct. 28th. Anton, beloved husband of Dora, of 650 Emerson: dear father of Erna. Dr. Anthonv Mrs.

W. H. (Irmal Montrose and Dr. Ralph of Ann Arbor. Mich: also seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Funeral from the J. A. DeSantis Fnneral Home. Chalmers Ave. at Charlevoia.

Friday at 2 P. m. Funeral private. THOMPSON Oct. 29.

Walter at his residence. 9325 Meyers neloved husband of the late Vernice Ager; dear father of Elizabeth Mar-lorie: son of Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson: brother of Harry Thompson of Detroit. Mrs. Nellie Burns of Cleve-land.

Mrs. Esther Harden of Farm-inirton. Mrs. Olive Kidd of Zanes-ville. and Mrs.

Dorothy Hammond of Detroit. Services at Fred Wood Funeral Home. 8450 Plymouth near Grand River Friday. 2 P. m.

Burial Lndington. Mich. WAGNER Oct. 28. William dear brother of Edward, Fred.

Arthur, Lydia. Mrs. Harry G. Hett and Mrs. Ralph Andre.

Funeral services Friday. 2 P. at A. H. Peters Funeral Home.

12057 Gratiot Ave. Interment Gethsemane. YYEDELL Charles Oct. 27, of 4105 Lake wood, beloved husband of Martha (nee Cischke). dear father of Mrs.

John Vogt. Mrs. Charles Hughes. Carl and Harvey. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home.

16300 Mack, at Outer Drive, Thurs-day at 3 p. m. 5 MONUMENTS CALL phone or write: no obligation. THE LLOYD BROS. CO.

More than 100year of knowing how. 2338 Book Bldg. CA 7628 8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS BIRD MOTT EARL W. MOTT 2669 W. GRAND BLVD.

MA 455, CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME 100 W. KIRBY AT CASS. TE 1-0065. George W. Clunis Son Fnneral Director Established 1865 446P THIRD TE 1-0038 COOPER BROS.

10400 MACK VA 2-585, ALFRED E. CROSBY MORTUARY NEW LOCATION 12700 HAMILTON. AT GLENDALB TO 8-0900 TEROME A. DE SANTIS 2670 CHALMERS VA 2-5036 WM. R.

HAMILTON CO. For SO years service and quality have been our first consideration. Complete funerals as low as $100 have always been part of our service. This includes the us of our Funeral Home and ChapeL A descriptive booklet will be sent upon request, PARKING As an additional service, we have a free parking lot witb pte for 800 cars. 3C75 CASS.

AT ALEXANDRINE NO BRANCHES TE 1-2713 N. Frank Hamilton. Clarence E. Otter Wm. R.

Hamilton. HILLIKER'S FUNERAL HOME 5449 West Grand Blvd. TY 6-2233 JOHN J. HEELON 1540 West Grand Blvd TT 6-1471 Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.

HOME FOR FUNERALS S462 E. Jefferson FT 5178 HARVEY A. NEELY FUNERAL HOME 6683 Maybury Grand. TT 8-2645 STANLEY AT GRAND RIVER J. SUTTON SON 4147 Trumbull Ave.

TE 5 5100 VASU 1330S Woodward at Davison TO 8-9448 Chas. Verheyden, Inc. Established 38 Tear 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVS NI 6000 GEO. P. WARRICK 1093 E.

GRAND BLVD. PL 0252. BLUE BILLFOLD, badr. money, pa pers lost. Reward.

TE 2-224. LOST Blue Parakett. Reward. Mrs. Barber.

TO 6-0650. 15 TRANSPORTATION AUTOMOBILES delivered to all points. Drivers wanted. Catherine Rae. 21721 Grand River.

KE- 2-210. DRIVE new and used cars to Miami. Texas and California. Call Haves. NO 9505.

SHARE RIDE CLUB Owners and riders, call TE 1-6630. Also new cars available to be driven west at your expenge. Rm. 17. 3513 Wpodw d.

20 HELP WANTED, MEN CADILLAC, MOTOR CAR DIVISION Can Use Tool and Die Makers Machine Repair Men Metal Pattern Makers Metal Polishers and Buffers Millwrights Punch Press Operators Duco Polishers and Sanders 2860 CLARK iDVERTiSIS'G MAN Detroit "area weekly: selling, layout: excellent deala: immediate. Address Box 1991, Free Press. 31. ACCOUNTANT, experienced, to take complete charge of retail automobile dealer's office. Satisfactory salary.

Box 1999. ARC WELDERS for steel fabricating plant on East Side. Must pass test. MIDLAND STEEL PRODUCTS CO. 6672 MT.

ELLIOTT Architectura Designers and Architects With 10 yean experience in Industrial buildings. Smith, Hinchman Grylls 800 Marquette Bldg. RA 8825 ASSISTANT ART CURATOR Sal-ary: per year. Detroit Civil Service Commission. 16th Floor.

Water Board Building. AUTO MECHANICS to work on Cadillacs and Oldamoblles. Ideal working conditions at factory branch: steady employment, high earnings for good men. CADILLAC Motor Car Division 3180 E. JEFFERSON Auto Mechanics ON ANT MAKE OF CAB Bumpers IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS 60-60 AND GUARANTEE VACATIONS PERMANENT JOB SEE ED.

MAUND STARK HICKEY "AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER" 8461 GRAND RIVER CLASS A AUTO MECHANICS MINIMUM AGE: 22 for DEPARTMENT OF STREET RAILWAYS Excellent working conditions Immediate employment LIBERAL SICK LEAVE PROVISIONS PAID VACATIONS RETIREMENT PROVISIONS Apply DETROIT CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 17 E. WOODBRIDGE AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS Real opportunity for experienced men who can do quality work. Ideal working conditions. 6-day week, steady employment. CADILLAC Motor Car Division 3180 E.

JEFFERSON AUTO BUMPERS Highest wages for first class men. Must be experienced on collision work. KURYLA BODY SHOP 5611 BUCHANAN TA 5-9442 AUTO SERVICE salesman: experienced A-k man. Real opportunity. Salary and commission.

Here is real chance to make money and fine possibilities for promotion. Apply now. 3725 Grand River. TE 1-3700. AUTO SERVICE manager, the best job Detroit.

A real opportunity for a real A-l man. Salary and commission: big money; possibilities unlimited. Apply at once. 3725 Grand River. TE 1-3700.

Automotive Machinist Experienced: wanted for Jobber shop: others need not apply. GE 2700 or P204 Gratiot. BAKERY HELP Experienced and inexperienced. Also help for other departments. National Biscuit Co.

899 W. Baltimore BARBER, steady. Good hair-cutter. Good job for rood man: $55 guar-anteed; 70. 14347 E.

Warren. BUS DRIVERS AGE LIMIT: 21-30 for DEPARTMENT OF STREET RAILWAYS RETIREMENT BENEFITS PAID VACATIONS SICK LEAVE PROVISIONS DETROIT CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 17 E. WOODBRIDGE 75 CATTLE: Salable receipt 700. marked the morning trade tor ail mature caiUe classes, but demand slackened off rather abruptly for steers ang yearlings during the matinee session, prices were mostly steady, but condition iavored the buyer and carcass costs were expected to prove lower than on previous days this week. Creditable clearance oi cows was effected, but some offerings of other classes went unsold.

Nothing appeared comparable with the $33.00 steers on Tuesday Odd head of food to near choice short-fed steers ranged up to $30.00. However, it was mainly another run of common and medium grass steers, yearlings and heifers with most sales noted at Some cuttery lightweights dropped to $13.00. Top-medium and ffftnrf hppf mvt aHino- 1mm I S17.00 upwards and were quite scarce and PSinw rVtmmnn I 1 bulked at Canners and cutters continued to move more lreely than other grades with bulk at Medium and rood sauoare bulls 1100 lbs. cashed at $1 a few strictly rood up to $18 50. Lighterweight cutter to medium offennrs realized 13.00-ltt.60.

A few good and choice fleshy feeders sold at latter price for a part load averaging S46 lbs. A ffw medium and pod around 450-lb. stock calves changed hands at CALVES: Salable receipt 175. Broad demand existed for the small supply of vealers at firm prices, but strictly choice were quite scarce. Most good and choice vealers turned at latter price paid freely.

Common and medium-ranged and culls from $18 00 down. A load of good and choice 4W2-lb. calves sold at $23.00, other less desirable heavies from $20.00 down- HOGS: Salable receipts 300. Mild re covery in the hog market and prices figured mostly 60 cents higher than Tuesday's close. Barrows and gilts aver-aging 200-250 lbs.

topped at $26.00, with CCQUfili Wuodsara-Nine Mile stood i kiiiiwnkk 9lM 5:45 Tyrone power-Maareen t'Hsrs, "BLACK SWAN" Celsr). "PRISONER IF SHARK ISLAND." Wtrstr Butsr tnt Glsrii Stiart riVIC A PTC Woodward at Watson i mi. niiiu t9tn 5 Con. All lflM. Bay Miiiand-Barlart Stanwyck, "CALIFORNIA" (C.ier).

"MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY" with Dennis B'Keefs. FISHER" In the Fisher Building CH 4231 Errol Flvnn and Barkara Stanwyck Is CRY WOLF." "FUN A WEEK-END," Mile Boad PI 3460 Lisehess Set ts Ladles Bswery Bevt In "HARD BOILED MAHONEY" pi "THUNDER MOUNTAIN" With Tin Holt. with Dennis Harm pies "GENIUS AT Cartoon and Newsl WORK, CnV The Place to Go I ruA Linda 2211 Woodward Darnell and Cornel Wilds la hy Technicolor! FOREVER AMBER." Celef CIRnCll Woodward at Selden IE 2-9469 DAnUtn 0ftn 6:15 p. m- Hti Man lnt 6nera Raft In "SCARFACE" pies Jea Harlsw and Sea Lyons In "HELL'S ANGELES." CI Bifer at Trumbull IS 1-7338 ULUUL 0p(R Dennj, Wyman In "CHEYENNE" at ple EAR IS THE NIGHT" at 8:40 with Paal Kelly-Kay Scstt, CDllin TUCATCD Woodward at Grand DnAMJ intAIM tram Rsnild Calau.

I. "THE LATE GEORGE APLEY. "BANJO" with Sharyn Meftett and Walter Reed. CDilinC 8024 W. Jefferson VI 2-1247 UllMiiut.

cuf. Hoe at Midnight! Renald Celsia and Peggy Cimmlns, "LATE GEORGE APLEY" lias "BLONDIE'S HOLIDAY" with The Binisteailt. CD III Busseil near Holbrook MA 3928 UIIMni 5 a. B. Manton Msreland.

"TH TRAP." Eddls Daan, "STABS OYER TEXAS" piss "FALL GUY" with Clifford Penn. CDC1TI AVCC 14832 Grand Bher UntAI UtlLO 0p 6a5. Park Wlillasi Hslden and Jean Caalfield In "DEAR RUTH" piss John Mills In "GREAT EXPECTATIONS." UIDDCD Harper-Lakewood Park Free AB 4020 nr.nri.Il Bmii 6:15. willlam Helda and Jssn Oilfield in "DEAR RUTH" plas John Mills, and Valerie Hobsen in "GREAT EXPECTATIONS. UICUI lUn DIDV 13843 Wood 10 8-0163 ninLniirlli Cent.

9 a. ts 3 s. Jssn Havwanf. "REPEAT PERFORMANCE "BLOOD ON THE SUN," James Cagnoy-Sylnia Sidney. HOLLYWOOD 4809 W.

Fort Park Free Open 5:30. Errsll Flynn-Barhara Stanwyck In "SPORT OF "CRY WOLF" pies Pail Campbell in KINGS." Save lOe Before 6 p. IDIO 2314 East Gand BKd. TB 1-8855 Open 5:45. Joan Fontaine and George Brent in Ar AIRS or auaan" piss twnei wnn.

r. Brands Joyce In "RIGHT TO THE HEART." IRVING" 21220 Fenkell Ate. BE 2368 Ope 6 s. m. Park Free! Gens Kelly and Marie MeOenald.

"LIVING IN A BIG WAY. "THE BULLFIGHTERS, Laerei ans Harsy. ICCCCDCflU 11008 E. Jefferson VA 2-1908 JLI I Lligun M. n.iiv.

n. 11.45 p.nny igleten-Arthsr Lake, "BLONDIE'S BIG MOMENT." ENTLEMAN FROM CALIFORNIA." Rlcarde Certel, Vtiklit Michigan at 35th MlAMtn tfta 4:45 Asdrey Less In "DESPERATE. Is "WILD COUNTRY" TA 5-353 Steve Bredy and Also Eddie Deal KRIM- Woodward near 6 Mile TO 8-4110 Cont. 12:30 Nooa TIM 2 a. Dally! HELL'S ANGELES." Jea Harlow and Ben Lye piss George Raft and Paal Msnl In "SCARFACE." I 1 VClICMU Jeff, at 13 Mile Boserille 1798-M LAM.IILII free! Jean Be nett in "WOMAN ON THE BEACH" piss Renald Colman-Peggy "LATE GEORGE APLEY.

V2-U Bennett. Robert Rvan. "WOMAN ON THE BEACH LATE GEO. APLEY," Renal coiman-p. cammins.

I A UP i CTCD 10535 W. Jefferson I 2-4928 mnuMdibn 5.J0. Park FrM. jM. cast field and William Holden Is "DEAR RUTH" piss CHEAT EXPECTATIONS, Jehn Mtlls-V.

wesson. I AC VV 13320 Jos. Csmpau TW 1-2030 k-AwM 5:45. Free Dishes Ladles "BLONDIE'S HOLIDAY," Penny Singleton and Arthsr Lake. DESPERATE, wltn stevs ersay.

I lUPni Fort near Literoois VI 1-3920 LinUULII ana. 4:45. Frt ta Ladies. Vlrelnl Rose' Dinnerware! "ZIEGFELD FOLLIES." Fred Astaire. "HARD BOILED MAHONEY" Bowery Boys I lklOf.1 DA Ok' Fort St.

and O'Connor LINUULn rAnr S.M. rrM p.rkins! "FIESTA." Esther Williams and John Carroll pigs Joan Blondell In "THE CORPSE CAME C.0.0." i iuunnn unwood ty 4-2913 LU1IIWUU Im g-to. tanmli Calm. ssd Peeev Cammlms In "THE LATE GEORGE APLEY1 piss "WOMAN OR THE BEACH" With Jea Bennett. I nnn Mich, at Case.

Open 24 Hours BA 9764 LUUr riiBkrih Tavlar Gaerss MarshT Is "CY1ITHIA." "CHIP OF THE FLYING Jshnny Mack Brown, new snow at miflnignt: UAnKflN 0-Circus CH 4231 mRUlOUn rntl Flvsn-Barfcara Stanwyck. CRY WOLF," Eddie Bracken, mm ON a wttK-tnu, it i- j- i ICCTIP Woodward at Willis TE 2-8430 mUt.IIIU im 530 i Jade-H Dinnerware THE END HOUSE." Edw. G. Robinsea piss SCANDAL IN PARIS." 4 Fssteres Tonight, 9 p. UAPTUA WACUlWRTnU 10315 J.

Campau mnn i tin einwiuiiu a wis 5.4s, 1... Caalfleld-Wllllam Hslden I "DEAR RUTH" piss GREAT EXPECTATIONS, John Mills-V. Obion. ii A 1 1 Mack at Baldwin PL 4246 IIIMAIIlb flp 6.45i Crift.t Ladles! Ellziketk Taylor-Gee. Mirphy, "CYNTHIA' piss "THUNDER MOUNTAIN" with Tim Holt -JAVPJIIR Woodward near Eliot IE 1-3313 mmi nin fl Al) A Sherldan-Zaehan Seott I THE UNr AITHrUL.

EAR IN THE NIGHT" with Pasl Kelly and A Dora. MEL" Allen Bhd. AT 8560 One 5:45 Esther Williams. "FIESTA" In Technicolor, George Brent-Joan Blondell In "THE CORPSE CAME C.0.0." at 6:00. 9:25 lCDPIIDV Schaefer-6 Mile IN 2-8100 niLiiuuni 0ftK 5:30 Caslfield-William Hslden in "DEAR RUTH" pigs John Mills in "GREAT EXPECTATIONS, last Show 9l30 p.

UIPUICdUBagl-jr -Grand Bier CH 4231 itiiuiiiUMii Mllland-Martsns Dietrich Ir "GOLDEN EARRINGS. Sheila Ryan. "RAILROAD," II inTnUU Third and Canfield TE 1-4510 miUIUIIIl tmt Ma, th, smash Hit! "ODD MAN OUT" pies Jos Hall and Margaret Lindsay in "VIGILANTEES RETURN (In MIDWAY" Schaefpr-Michigan OB 5080 Mat. Daily. Open 11:45 a.

as. Hedy Lamarr-John loder In "DISHONORED LADY" pies "REPEAT PERFORMANCE," Jsa Leslie-L. Hayward MT. Open 1:30 p. m.

Bing Crosby-Joan Caalfield. "WELCOME STRANGER" pies "POWER BEHIND THE NATION." ut rucyQ.UAJ.nun rno54i6 inn v1.i1.11.11w-1.1nt.umu 19-45. tl.i P. T.A. Children's Mat Satsrday! Richard Dix in "GERONIMO." Cartoons! Comedies and 2 Serials! MT.CLEMENS-MACOMB- Phone 5416 Starts Ssndav! 0 Stags I Parson! A Real Circes! Herns, Dobs, Males, Clowns, Bareback BUers! Rope Walkers! MT.CLEMENS-MACOMB- -Phone 5416 Open 12:45 Dally.

James Mason-Kathleen Ryan In "ODD MAN "SMOKY RIVER SERENADE," Hsosier Hot Shots! NATIONAL 118 Monroe CH 1917 One All Nlaht! Joan eoler. Leslie ss "SHEILA PAGE." Alss Technl- "WILDFIRE." NORTOWN" 7 Mile-Van Dyk TW 1-3931 Ose 5:30. Park Free! Jsa Ben aetf-Charles Biekford, "WOMAJ ON THE BEACH." "LATE GEORGE APLEY with Ronald Golma. NORWEST Birer-SouUifield VE 5-4330 on 5:45. Joan Bennett "WOMAN ON THE BEACH," piss Ranald Col man, "THE LATE GEORGE APLEY." ni(lllk 12728 Woodraw Wilson TO 8-3649 Johnson-Esther Williams.

"EASY TO WED" (la Color). Bowery Boys, "HARD BOILED MAHONEY." ORIOLE" Linwood-Philadelpbia IX 4-8400 Oars 6:15. Man Hatcher and Deforest Kelley i "VARIETY GIRL." Georg Montgomery and Nancy Gaild in "THE CRASHER DOUBLOON." PAI MPR PARI. Hamilton-6 Mile Bd. IN 2-2140 Robert Ryan.

"WOMAN ON THE REACH "larr GEORGE APLEY," Rsnaid-Cslman-P. Cammlns. Dll Woodward-EUsabetb CH 4231 MLiliw ij, n. r.i.rk l. einrcs VAllEY" at Pin "rail THE LOVE tf RUSTY" at 11 1 1 a suu-io.

sorts turnea unevenly at sz.za-25 50. Light lights. 140-155 were negligible although quoted Most sows averaging under 400 lbs. brought and heavier kinds cashed at Start ranged from $20. 00 down.

SHEEP: Salable receipts 1. 100. Bather broad demand from both local and outside account absorbed the sheep apd lamb crop at firm prices. Broad clqarance was effected. Good and choice nltive lambs bulked at latter price practical top.

Medium and good lambs ranged nw lew under S20.t0 late, common lambs sold from and most culls at Medium to choice slaughter ewes realized with few toppy handyweights here eligible to sell at the figure. Cull and common ewes moved at Good and choice feeding lambs are Quotable at 19.00-21.00. Toronto Stocks 1 woe Aunnr Bralorne "iff Ad Cjnk Fl CsJ Ed Crtn Maiart Oiestervilla Dome Eal Mai Krobilir Giant Yk Gillies Lk Hard Rock Hollinger How'T Hud BavM Inspiration Kerr Add Labrador Close 4.2.i 11.00 114 .05 S48 .83 2. loo 1 93 2 40 0 20 .18 .35 11.00 .32 44.00 .53 16.00 6.05 lsne Malariie Mclntvre Mining Corp Moneta New Cal Noranda O'Brien Pamour Paymaster Pick Crow Preston San Ant Sherritt Siscoe Springer SteeD Rock Sullivan Teok Upper Can Close 1.99 65 50 8.25 10 .45 2 63 2.10 4.20 3.05 .50 1.43 2.38 2.07 3.90 2.35 Lake Shore 14.87 ventures 7.60 PARAniF 3711 Woodward Are. IB 1-6653 8: Dsk Elllngtoi A His World Famois Orchestra piss All-Star Re.se! Scrwn: "MILLIE'S DAUGHTER." PinfiAflll I IN 2-4724 7Z FrM Tlg Holt-Martk Ryer, "THUNOER MOUNTAIN." Bowery Boys-Tesla Lorlng.

"HARD BOILED MAHONEY." pi17 11641 aat Jefferson VA 2-7837. tn Oonwa ladles! Rit'Klf lHi TAKES A WIFE." "CRIME. INC." with Los Tllto. PUNCH JUDY-" Kwcberal, O.P. til 3898 rw.l....

Dick ess' "GREAT wrtn.piaaj- wits ion a Mills and Valerie Witt l.ka 111. Hotso. Starts at 7U3 and 9:35. RAMA filTY Woortward nr. Mile Bd.

EL 6050 "6REAT EXPECTA- Bill Williams In "A LIKELY STORY." RAQfO CITY nr. MU BL. 1,6050 IIMUIU (HI I 5:30 pjrt Frt, and Bins Crosby I "VARIETY GIRL" pies Ronald Colman-Peggy Camming I "LATE GEORGE APLEY." A I HI GrlDd Ju7 Bod 7 wai HO 3264 Howard Heches' Great- est nits! real Hani-Gas. FACE." Js Hsrlsw I Raft-As Dosrak "SCAR- HELL ANGEL." MU Bd fl 1910 1:45. Jsa Caelfleld-Wllllan Holden, "DEAR RUTH," 3 plas "GREAT EXPECTATIONS" st RFflFflRn 1360 L-abser Bedford 1401 IlkWI Ullu Bsc 5:45.

Hslde I "DEAR RUTH" St piss Jsh ins i -unco 1 tArtclAI iuS" at Gd. Bltd. IB 2-6464 afcsfe CarMm! I ah. r.i.lfl.is utAn nu I "DESPERATE Tws Complete Featsres, 10:45. REX" (New) Fort St.

near Junction VI 2-9728 Onen 4:45 a. m. HewarS Haahai' Crutiii nns: raai mani-bao. nan-An Desrak. "SCAR FACE." Jea Harlow in "HELl'S ANGEL." I A Tfl GraUot-MU EUiott Park Free mating niy: BLunuit nuLlDA Y.

"TARZAN AND THE numtna- piss repays cartosns! Don't Miss It TnGratiot-Mt. Elliott Park Free IIIMLIU 0ptB i2A3. Jsa Crasrfert nni Va HOllln in "POSSESSED" at "TARZAW AND THE HUNTERS," Vernor at Central Park Fre it sen 12 Rssn. Rek Hens and Bias Creak i "VARSITY filRL" pies Cesrss Msnttomery Mi iney.beiis in UUUBLUUS." RIVIPR A G'ai IUer-Jop Boad CH 4231 lllllklin .1 riva.n.ra.r. "r.v WOLF, EdSle Rraeke Is CM A WEEK-END," Un A Cadillac-East Forest PL 462S I1IIULM 4nM e.43 nrt fm, H-y an John LsSer.

"DISHONORED LADY." "REPEAT rEnrwnaiANCE, Joan Leslie ani Lesis Hayward. Rl. ft IIPTftWU Woodward at 6 Mile TO 6-0400 iinv wiiuimi Si.tl.- B.n 1 in Rarkara Stanwyek-Errol Flyn Is "CRY WOLF" piss -srsai ur si.bs,- naeetraea ASrentsre! RflflQCVCI GraUot-Harper PL 5732 Park IIUVUblkLI r.dn rmil Clvaa al Barkara Stanwyck, "CRY WOLF," Gloria Henry. -arum ar niBbs. aarsam rne is e.tH.

RHpnAI HS20 Woodward TO 8-0123 Bennett, "WOMAN ON THE BEACH," THE LATE btUHbE APLET. at 8:29 0 ly. ROUGE" 14 UalUutr De 6 s. m. Part Free VI 1-3131 Free Olnnerwara ta Ladles! oesnis siorian-oans mv in-.

iii invueni i.T weaw n. Or YOU" piss CORNERED, with Die Powell. RflYY ner Tempie IE 1-4S27 Open 24 Hoors! Stevs Brad and A.drav Lent in DEarERATE bibs presto Foster an bail Patrick I KING wr WILD HORSES." RftYAI 7 Mile-Meyers Park Free UN 3-4585 IWint. CL-dK rr. rrral lyns-saraira stanwyek, "CRY WOLF Piss "SPORT OF KINGS" at 6r20 and 9:10.

ROYAL JOrdan 4-6461 Inen 5:43. Jsh Hod ak-EI mfcatk Seett I "DESERT FURY" (Cslsr) piss "MILLIE'S DAUGHTER" at 6:00 ind 9:05. CCIIATC Michigan snd Liremois IA 5-0462 wa.isnsa nn. ii.as la. e.

Ladles! "GREAT EXPECTATIONS." "THE TRES PASSER." MEN IN ACTION," Marek sf Til CWII I Grand Ei'tr at Wabash. IE 1-3681 Uk.ll-.-.-. a.a a H-r-l Greatest Hltsl Paal Monl-Ges. Raft-Ann Dterak, aCAHr ale. Jean Harlow.

"HELLS ANGEL. QTRANf. "i5M tl4th 1Y 6-1008 wiiiniiw Am. K.n "niaunHn UABcceunrn lecnniesisr). Bettv srasie-D ea Havmes.

Geo. Montaeissry. "BRASHER DOUBLOON." TRATPflRfl T51 West Vernor TA 5-4220 6:15. Lsdies Golden Ivory Dinnerwars! "TWILIGHT ON THE Rll GRANDE." bene Aetry. -blhrdie'S HOLIDAY," BiMsteads.

TIUC 13321 East Jefferson at Drexel MU 9465 Open 4:45 p. Howard Hashes' Great est Hits! Pasl Msnl-Goo. Baft-Ann Dvorak. "SCAR FACE." Joa Harlow i "HELL'S ANGEL." TIMES SQUARE" CL 4428 9 a. Hallowee Show! "DEADMAN WALK." "MONSTER MAKER.

BAB6E PEEEN8.EBS," 3 MOSSOlteof, TflWPR Gd- fi'er at Meyers 1 tt :10 Plrtt prr.TaTinac BO 4650 Free! "GREAT EX PECTATIONS," Joh Mllls-Valerl Hekion. "DEAR uin- witn jss Hoide. TDCUTnU Pr Free Trenton 0076 IllklllUll Oiea 6:30. Jean Bennett la "WOMAN ON THE BEACH" ills Ronald Caiman and Pooav benmins in "ihe laie ceohhe aplet." Til PF1 ft Hamilton-Tuxedo IUACUU Kldi! HallMiai TO 8-2796 it Hi Kids! Hallowee Costa. Part Stat Mat! Prizes for Best Costsmes! Cartoons! Comedies! GREAT EXPECTATIONS." Not Show Sat.

Mat. TO 8-2 7a6 ik Joa Caslfleld-WllllaM Heldc i "DEAR RUTH" pies Jehn Mills-Valerie Hoksen i "GREAT EXPECTATIONS." IIWITCn RTIQTC Baley-Gr. Cir. CH 4231 10.45 Do Mine's UN CONQUERED. Technicolor.

Starrlni Gary Cooper at lipTnUU Maek at Chalmers TU 2-0686 UriUTin 9ptn 6 p. m. Park Fro! Billy DeWolf-Wllliam Heldea In "DEAR RUTH" plas oh Mills-Valeria Hoksen, "GREAT EXPECTATIONS." VAN PL 4990 Pasl Msnl and Georio Raft I "SCARFACE" plat jean Harlow and Ben Lyon in -hells angel." UipeiTy LiTerao-s-McNichols IN 2-4253 I I na 1.11 M. r. Willi.

Helden. "DEAR RUTH," Joh Mills in "GREAT EXPECTATIONS," UipTnpy 8225 Grand Riser TY 5-3400 liUIUIll r.AZ y.th.n, Seotti "THE UNFAITHFUL" piss Jos Hall I 'THE VIGILANTES RETURN" (I Color). yflfilip Harper at Harvard TU 2-2022 Park lUUUt 9ftn jM M1UH tnl WMl- Holden, "DEARTH RUTH," 7:58 and 11:40 plei but 1 tArtbi ai iun," ans y.ve. WJIPPin Hsst-ngs-FamswortB sinus iks.w t9n Al) tH jan wysia in "tl. Ttsst." riss BANJO its Sharyn Moffett and Jacqsellns White.

WA RPPM warren near Southfield CE3116 it r.Mi willia Holtfen-Jeaa Caelliel I "DEAR RUTH" piss Jsh ills 84 Valerie Hosson, "GREAT EXPECTATIONS." A I Ur.Tfl Bojal Oak. Mich. linOilillUIUIS Cnrn. Kr.t 1... ai.ni.ll "THE CORPSE CAME CO Pies Pasl Kelly no tit Masse I "strange JOURNEY." WCTflWW Wyoming-Fenkell BO 7111 IS IS 6 FrM, Holdsn-Joj Caalfield 1 "DEAR RUTH" piss Jsh Mills-Valeria Noose i "GREAT EXPECTATIONS." WKITTIFR-s- Bird.

Fl 2703 linllllLri rn-it Boh-r Bins nd Joa Bennett in "WOMAN ON THE BEACH." THE LATE GEORGE APLET With Ronald Ull I IC 190 Hastings IE 1-4760 lllkkltf BMIe. em ta 11 Then. Glint Horror Show. "DEAD MEN WALK" piss "HOUSE OF HORRORS." WI 206S IT I AnUU 1 1 i9 Im, r.tiiM, willli-ii. Rleards Montalsa In "FIESTA" (Is Color) plas THE CORPSE CAME C.O.D." with George Raft.

WYA ND OTTE-M A JESTI WI 0042 Ove 6 a. Free GlissBraref Claedxtt Colkert-Jok Wayne. "WITH- UT RESERVATIONS." "COME AND GET IT." WYAND0nE-RIALTO-yT45 Je ills and Valeria Hehss I "GREAT EPECTA IONS" pies Celor Carts and Latest News! nilD Forest at Mt EUiott PL 1360 uu' 8 sea :45. "Sol' ersH" Otenwer te ladles! Bowery Boys-U Gorooy. "HARD BOILED MAHONEY." Tli Hert Is "THUNDER MOUNTAIN." I 5 19 St PowALt 32 Stand Prod 1 Stand Tube 1 Starrett Com 15 41 4- Sterlin Inc 5 Stetson JB 23 Stinnes 1 StroockAC150 SunRay Druar 1 Sunbeam Co 4 Sun Tool AD 4 Textron Inc 28 Thew Shov 1 Thor Com 1 Tilo Roof 1 Tishman Re 8 Tivoli Brew 6 Trans-Lux 1 Tunr-Sol Ld 4 Do of 1 TJnexcel Chm 3 UnitCoro war 8 Unit Gas 5 Unit LtARy 47 5 10 24 94 44 15 7 4- 4 11 34 12 37 10 3i, 4 64- 60 4- 4 9 124- 14- A 174- 7 39 4-1 8 24 1 324- 36 10 6 6 7 Vl 54 594- 6 10 13 44 1 20 16 1844- 74- 4 7 17 24 4- Unit Frol Stt 1 3 Unit ShoeM 4 62 Unit SDclties 1 10 1 Foil 3 14 US GraDhite 1 20 USAInt Sec 24- US Radiator 6 14 4- USRub Reel 18 3 4 4- Uniy ConsOil 1 41 Utah-Id Sur 48 44 4- Valsoar Coro 5 114 4- Do Df 1 116 4-1 VeneruelPet 5 Venea Syn 2 Waxn Ba Ttc 2 64 34- 10 4 WaittABd 8 WalthamWat 6 WardBa war 3 WentwthM xd 2 2 7 4- 8 17 4 13 4-59 44 13 1 101 west vacu 7 W'mrl'dCoal25 37 4- 1 Willson Prod 1 15 Wilson Bros 1 54 Winnmesr El 6 16 4- Wrixht-Har 10 2A A Total Curb Stock sales 44 1 Wednesday.

310.000 shares. 3 36 4-65 9 214 4- 6 4 14-11 18 4-. 22 7 6 144 ToUl Curb Stock sales year axo. 60U.4H0 shares. 'Actual sales.

xd-Ex-atyiciena. DOJltSlIC BUUS in 1.000 Close As Elee 4s53 15 100 i Bost Ed 24s70A 5 1014 CenStE16s54 35 86 Do 5s 48 ZU BO Cities Ser ns58 6 105 Do 3s 77 95 86 ConGF.T. Ba3r.n fi 108 Do 2s76 5 10OS4 42 1 NJ 4n93A 2 68 10 3, 2U 4 4 13 3 194 4- 4 24 4- 6 13 694- 11 4- 3M.S. 3 100 Int Pw 6s52 6 69 IJo 5s 57 7 Midi Val 4sf3st 3 64 So Cal Gas3s70 6 106 StarrettCo 5s60 7 116 Waldorf-Ast 554 16 77 FOREIGN BONDS DenMxBk 5s72II 4 81 Medellin Col 7s51 9 43 Total Curb Bond sales Wednesday. $250,000.

Total Curb Bond sales year axo. 5234.000. Transactions Fates in Sales In Sl.OOO StLSF 4s 2023 73 Do 4s 97 48 StLSW rf 5's 90 11 SeaALin 4 2010 21 Do 4s 96 24 Shell 2 71 13 Soc-Vac 2s 76 16 So Pac 4s 81 9 Do 4s 69 8 Do4sOr77 16 Sou Rt cn 5s 94 9 Do ar 4s 58 13 StdONJ 2s 71 22 Tex Corn 3s 65 5 Th Ave 5s 60 89 Un Pac 2s 76 2 Rub 2s 76 5 VaEAP 24 75 5 Va By 3s 95 12 Wab 4 91 10 Do 4s 81 5 Sh 4s 2361 2 Md 4s 62 22 West Un 5s 60 14 Wh Stl 3s 70 1 Wis Cen 4s 49 1.5' Sl.OOO Close Close 18 100 79 88 81i 21i 60 68 A 48 81 924 64 100 96 96 93 92 25 100 Hi 12 40 2 35 100 1154 93 40. 33 93 i 3 101 105 54 1014 24 103 47i 66 74 24 80 80 80 80 32 44 64 57 101 103 100 78 70 64 30 62 9 S9 10 97 4 42 4 8 5 63 6 20 70 10 12 15' 12 8 29 62 39 2 99 100 80 H3 64 100 90 UK 67 FOREIGN BONDS sales In 1.000 Australia 5s 55 5 Bras 3is 23 13 Canada 4s 60 4 Do 3s 61 0 close 19i? 105 104 182 108 69 Chile MB 6 57a 3 18 Do 6s 62 a 2 19 21 20 Chile 6s 60 asd 7 Do 6 Feb 61 4 Colomb 3s 70 41 Copenh 5s 62 11 Denmark 6s 42 6 French 7s 49 2 Grit 6s 68 Dt od 1 KreupAT 6s 59 3 Pan 3s 94 at 39 Peru 7s 59 1 Do 2d 6s 61 10 Pol 4s 63 asd 7 Do 4 Vis 68 asd 23 TJr aj 4s 79 36 Do ai 4s 78 5 22 6 4H 83 17 95 95 10 102 5 99 10 101 10 102 8H 7 1 99 16 16 2 98 48 104 98 95 100 1064 101 9 9 904 964 Total Bond sales Wednes day. 480.

000 clme would be met with swift action. He dismissed the strange disappearance of Peasant Party -Leader Stanislaw Mlkolajczyk as being: for the good of the nation. German Partition FRANKFURT Gen. Lucius D. Clay hinted that the German "economic parliament" and agen cies of the combined British-Amer ican zones might form the basis for a separate Western German state.

Palestine Evacuation LONDON The British are pre pared to move out of Palestine In six months if no settlement agreed upon by both Jews and Arabs is reached by the United Nations, it was learned. Freer Trade 5 Seen Between U.S., Canada Chlearo Tribune Foreign Serrlee OTTAWA, Ont. Freer trade between Canada and the United States will be one of the principal i "cw tami reaucuons, an omciai uana- Ji J. I aaan uovenuneni upoKesm-ia ue- Tdajyl FS4F A ATVIMitS-a TAieAf AteanriA I I UU1C l-lt-l-l iO CUOU 0AX4CUJM-CA l-JT the new agreements which Canada is to sign Thursday at Geneva, along with the United States and Britain, he said. SIGNING OF the agreements will have no immediate effects on the Dominion's present shortage of United States dollars.

The long run result of the reduced tariffs will be to help Canada to more liberal trade with the United States. This betterment in the Dominion's international exchange status, the spokesman said, was expected to come about not only through increased trade with the United States but also through an increase in commerce with other nations. He hinted that Canada's tariff commitments in the agreements with several countries, including the United States, are all in the form of tariff reductions. Dividend Declared Murray Corp. of America de clared a dividend of 25 cents, pay able Dec.

19 to common stockholders of record Dec. 9. 13 1 US" 1 Associated Press Wirephoto MRS. THOMAS J. PRESTON, JR.

Dies at son's home OBITUARIES Cleveland's Widow Dies at 83 BALTIMORE Up) Mrs Thomas Jex Preston, widow of President Grover Cleveland, died unexpectedly here Wednesday at the home of her son, Richard Cleveland. She was 83. Widows of the following presi dents are still living: Benjamin Harrison, Theodore Roosevelt. Woodrow Wilson, Cal vin coonaee ana ranjum Roosevelt, CLEVELAND, an attorney, said his mother had come to Bal timore from her home in Prince ton. N.

to help him celebrate his 50th birthday. Sirs. Preston1 married President Cleveland at the White House in 1886, when she was 22 and he was 49 years old. Five years after Mr. Cleveland's death in 1908, she was married to Thomas Jex Preston, a retired professor of archaeology.

As Frances Folsom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Folsom. or Buffalo. N.

she had known Mr, Cleveland from chudnood. Her father and Cleveland had been members of the same law firm. THE CLEVELANDS had four other children, Ruth, who died in childhood: Mrs. W. S.

B. Bosan auet. of Redcar. England: Mrs John H. Amen, of New York City, I i r-- ri niAimlanrf 'T'fltn, worth, N.

H. Richard Cleveland said that funeral services and burial will be conducted Drivatelv Friday in Princeton, where her mojher ana Professor Preston were married on Feb. 10. 1913. and had lived since.

LAWRENCE BARNES HAY- WARD Former manager and assistant secretary of Parke Davis of Detroit, Mr. Hay ward died Monday at his home in Burlington, Vt, at the age of 71. Services will be at 1:30 p. Thursday in St" Paul's Episcopal Church. Burlineton.

Jiunai wui be in Burlington. HE WAS BORN in Burlington and came to Detroit after gradua tion from the University of ver mont. He worked his way up in the drug concern from a plant job. When he retired about 12 vears aero, he was a member of the board of directors. COMM.

DAVID M. CURRY A Detroit resident for 30 years, Comm. Curry, USNR, retired, 54, died of a heart attack Mil waUkee. Comm. Curry rormeny uvea at 14400 Glastonbury.

He served in both World Wars and made nis residence in Milwaukee after be- coming attached to the Naval In- spection Service tnere. iie was the Army Air Corps in World War I. Funeral services will be at the Feerick Funeral Home in Milwaukee at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday, Burial will be in Vernon, on Thursday.

HELEN L. EDWARDS Serv ices for Miss Edwards, 69, daugh ter of the late Col. and Mrs. Albert M. Edwards, will be held at 2 p.

m. Saturday at St. Andrew's Church, Fourth and Putnam. Mian lVwjrf.a rlipA Tnesflav her home 5510 clarendon, after a six-month illness, 1019 offal. At veara teacher in Detroit Andrew's Church, SAMUEL McCOIN Mr.

Mc- Coin, 60, who died Monday at his home, 5668 Seminole, was a Royal Arch Mason and helped found the raui Kevere loage. He was a member of the Masonic order for 39 years. Services will be at 2 p. m. Thurs day at the Alfred W.

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of 7039 Middlepointe. Dearborn: beloved wife of William: dear mother of George Matthews, and rrandmother of five -rrandchildren. Tuneral services Friday at 1:30 o. m. from the Lesney Funeral Home.

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29, of 457 Cloverly Boad, Grosse. Points Farms: husband of Gertrude: father of Shirley; son of Howard C. Searlcs, of Wisconsin: brother of Mrs. Harold Peebles, of Detroit, and Mrs. Earl E.

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