The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 18

THE CINCINNATI QUICKER Tuesday, July 16, 1046 Passe 18 Announcement! Houses For Sale AnnonnctmanU Vital Statistics RED SPIES Young Bandits Obtain $67 In McMillan Street Store GOLDMAN Morris and Sylvia, BIRTHS. SsSi HART- Eleanor I SCHAIB, Fred O. XggZ Amelia, Ohio, boy, July 6. Busy In Canada ROvTN John anl Anna, 2311 Cole- JACKSON Richard and Julia, CARTHAGE 5-room modern torick; e-rane; POSSESSION AT ONCE. .18 H.

HANDLEY, Realtor. VA 2060. CHEVIOT (Near) On Cincinnati-Louisville Pike: beautiful country home; modern; entirely Insulated; extra large lot; large lawn, beautiful shrubbery, flowers, fruit trees; excellent bus service; priced reasonable. Owner selling. Appointment only.

MO 2S94 J. CHEVIOT Harding Ave. nice t-roora English home; 3 bedrooms, large living rooms; modern bath, kitchen; hardwood floors; oarage; nice condition; bargain. ARCOSE Realtors-Builders. WA 2140.

CHEVIOT, OUT Four acres, brick, 1-floor plan; large room on second; garage and bam; chicken house: 500 fruit trees. MO 1225, HU 2017 J. rain girl, July 7. Two handsoma young bandits nation for the lock on the cash Bethel. Ohio, boy, July 3.

SIPE Raymond and Roslind, 1728 KING Phillip and Wretha, 2232 held up the woman manager of orawer, The armed bandit held Mrs. the Fenton Dry Cleaning 201 Schroder prisoner in the back room For 11 Years, House Of Kemper girl, July 8. WILLIAMS Robert and Jane, 3807 Brotherton girl, July 4. KodcTs every Mrvicr It conducted Race girl, July 8. CARMAN Roy and Hilda, 1121 Findlay, girl, July 9.

BRINKMAN Harry and Dorothy, 1C32 Voodlawn boy, July 9. W. McMillan and escaped with $67 last night, police reported. fjpracfatioa thrt It a leered tribute to eomeom'i mtenery LANGDON Richard and Annetta, until his companion, who ripped the cash drawer open and removed $67 without tampering with the lock, appeared and said: "Lets go." Commons Hears. 215 Wentworth Wyoming, Mrs.

Schroeder described her The JOHN J. RADEL Co. HfcTVttY J. RADEL, Pre: boy, July 2. JAMES Roy and Gertrude, 531 E.

CITY INVESTMENT 14 ROOM brick, partially finished nn JUDD Charles and Jean, 2323 13th boy, J'Jly 9. ratio tnvuruiruT riiurem UAure nm floor. Ideal location, near Reading ri Hill boy, July 11. CAUDtLL Damon and Mary 430 The pair ordered Mrs. Schroeder to remain in the room, but Bhe peeked though the keyhole and, as soon as they were gone, summoned Untellt ruun vunii.mi.ri i runtnHL numu showing better than 10; 18,500.

WILLIAMS Stephen and Dorothy, Bond girl, July 5. MARV I Vni I PB- REALTOR. 4252 Colerain boy, July 7, GRISSOM Ralph and Georgina, ALLISON ROSE police, PRATER Everett and Bessie, 8458 2047 Florence boy, July 5. captor as "a 23-year-old, nice looking: young man." One bandit pointed a blue eteel automatic pistol at the manager. Mrs.

Ann Schroeder, 48, 2377 Ravine and ordered her to "come in the back room with me." "Where's the money?" The other bandit asked. The woman then told the bandits that she did not know the combi- Madison and Robbina Aves. A man in an automobile parked COVINGTON, KY, Wiswell boy, July 2. HELVEY Jack and Ruth, 3819 outside the store witnessed the get ABELL Francis and Betsy, 415 Glenmore girl, July 6. away, but failed to obtain the A.

C. GOBBLING SON Jackson St. Bernard, girl, MILLER George and Louella, 3405 Espionage ContinuesDespite Unmasking Of One Group, Prime Minister Says. Ottawa, July 15 (INS) Canada was told today that the Soviet Union, aided by the Canadian Communist party, has for 11 years conducted and still conducts an espionage "fifth column" in the dominion. The sensational charge, which re July 11.

Southside girl, July 7. mini mw VA 5960 CITY Dandridge li-rodm brick, sT 2-room apartments; monthly rentals, $69: priced low for quick sale. MR. KLOCKE. AV Fadden, Realtor.

JE 4765. CITY 21 rooms hot-water stoker heat! Ideal arrangement for rooming house- in- eludes room, of furniture: income 1250 ME 0675 th' RICHARD PAYLER, CITY Republic Street; 4 brick houses. containing store and 33 rooms: monthly rent $175; asking $12,500. 1 license number of the car ln which the pair sped south over Clifton FT. THOMAS.

HI 1730. BELLEVUM. CO 8041 HABIG Robert and Gertrude, 3281 WILTSEE, Inc. 24 W. 9th St.

CH 0932 HOMAN Richard and Ellen, 3611 Avenue, Zumstein boy, July 3. Beredith girl, July 11. RUOFF George and Anna, R. R. 1 Mt.

Healthy, girl, July 10. Bamber Funeral Home, Inc. OHN HAMMER ROBERT BAMH10R. 3011 Woodburn Ave. WO 1440.

HESS Stephen and Rita, 1782 El DAVIS Marion and Dorothy, Royal Pl girl, July 4. QUEKL Roger and Frances, Bethel, Ohio, boy, July 2. COHAN Edward and Anna, 2917 Ratterman girl, July 9. RECORD FLIGHT, Wrassmann Barfknecht. more girl, July 11.

u. r. KUUttlSK, JtKAi-iTUK. PA 4400. LOMMEL Carl and Mary, 5470 Inc.

3825 Gilbert Ave, 1421-23 Main St. WO 1600 CH 0333. Nine Are Executed For Kielce Pogrom, Polish Official Says Warsaw, Poland, July 15 (UP) lit. Mack Johnson McMILLAN and UPLAND PLACE WOodburn 0474-0475 wmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmwmm Karen girl, July 11. iterated previous allegations that Soviet spies in Canada also obtained information from the United Nonstop, Of More Than 10,000 CITY 9 rooms, furnished for light hoUBe.

keeping; Income $225 per month; $6,000 RICHARD K. PAYLER, ME 0675 CITY 1933 Race 6-family brick, three and 3 two-room Call owner RE 3004. CITY Cottage for sale- 3 rooms and bath; Income from 3 garages. EA 1162 CH 2468. GEO.

H. R0HDE SON AIR-CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOMKS. I.lnwood and Delta Ave. EAst 0404. SASSER Travis and Angela, Miami Terrace Park, girl, July 2.

VASKOWSKY Frank and Helen. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Peter J. Schultz, 22, 2540 Mon Miles, Honolulu To North Pole To Cairo, Planned For B-29. Nine persons, convicted in con Cincinnati Cremation Co.

pi; nection with the Kielce pogrom flat. CITY 424 W. Sixth store and "ll tana lathe operator, and Jeannette J. Richmond, 6203 Van Wert order filler. 525 DIXMYTH AVE.

UN 1021. Washington, July 15 (AP) An rooms; $10,000. PHIL NATHAN, UN 3643 CITY Logan, near Liberty- brick. 10 that resulted, in the death of 45 Jews, were shot secretly Sunday attempted nonstop flight of more than 10,000 miles from Honolulu Davis Lane, boy, July 6. KRAMER Robert and Lorraine.

1077 Northern boy, July 4. SNODGRASS John and Martha, 29 Kings Run Winton Terrace, boy, July 7. uiwLtmc, Journey's End ruoms, j-iamiiy; garage; $8,000. MA 4759. States was placed before the House of Commons by W.

L. MacKenzie King, Prime Minister. Russian spying in Canada, stated the report fourth and final statement by the Royal Canadian Commission investigating espionage in the dominion continues despite the recent unmasking of one Soviet spy group. That uncovered ring, some of whose members including Fred Rose, Communist leader of Parlia CLIFF ROAD North Bend, Ohio; beautl- over the magnetic North Pole to Cairo, Egypt, is being planned for morning inside the prison, instead of hanged publicly as planned, view; modern 6-room brick- lot 125x200. MUST SELL.

Priced right. Whitewater 7077 R. TASHIRO Kiyoshi and Charlotte, Peter Stegbauer 48, R. R. 8, Mt.

Washington, farmer, and Mazie F. Ricker, 39, Ragland Road, Newtown. Kurt Springer, 33, 1810 Jack3on Chicago, captain, and Janice R. Heck, 21, 3636 Reading a B-29. This was disclosed today by FUNERAL HOME 3412 Clifton Ave.

A Von 4543 VITT STERMER, INC. Clifton $25,000 WERNER Gertrude E. Werner (nee O'Hare), beloved wife of William Werner, beloved sister of Mrs. J. W.

Smith. Monday, July 15, 1946. at residence, 1916 W. Chase ave. Friends may call at the Charles A.

Miller Sons funeral home. Hamilton ave. at Knowlton Northside, Wednesday after 4 p. m. Solemn requiem high mass St.

Boniface Church, Thursday, 226 Erkenbrecher girl, July 4. Gen. Wictor Grosz, Polish Press Chief, announced today. A comfortable 4-bedroom, 2-bath home; WOODWARD George and Julia, Grosz said the commander and Army Air Forces officers who told reporters the plane is being made ready at Oklahoma City, Okla. The new uum ciemeumry ecnoois ana transportation.

First floor has usual rnnm. S24 Wstwnld WA 0787 3425 HarTlsor 1432 California Bond Hill, girl, July 10. den. Gas-fired hot-air heat: 2-car ga Ave. MO 0833.

3035 Riverside Dr. WA QUO. July 18, at 9:15 a. m. deputy commander of the Kielce ment were tried and convicted of rage, servant's auartere on 3ri Waa.

flight would set a new world rec i i. i i ui nivalin wriK'ic, peiovpu orumer iu ajuu Citizens' Militia were arrested for Dunham King, 21, 221 Woodward conspiracy to turn over to the Soviet Government Canadian mili Call Mr. MoClanahan, JE 1578. oi ivii-s. uwenii.

xurs. Liuie Mrs. Lulu West. Mrs. Elizabeth SCRUGGS Joseph and Pauline.

Winslow girl, July 10. MAXSON Webster and Mary, Mason, Ohio, boy, July 9. carpenter, and Leona V. York, failure to "act sufficiently and FUNERAL HOME GORDON BURT WEIL 22, 221 Woodward St. A.CCineJnc.

Mcizer ana Tnomas and Harry Wright, passed away Sunday, July 14. 1916. residence Addyston, Ohio. Funeral Tuesday, energetically to break up crowds Robert Williams, 22, 1048 Pine and prevent violence. CH 1440.

juiy jo, at p. m. rrom tne Argo fu 1027 Enquirer Bldg. tailor, and Ruby Ware, 21, 1569 Grosz also announced that forest neral nome, uieves. umo.

DIXON Earl and Georgetta, 2158 Loth boy, July 11. SHAY Thomas and Beulah, 7227 Scottwood boy, July 9. bands attacked a train near Maj. Central waitress. Daniel Clayton, 24, Box 103, Mt.

Societies and Lodges dan on July 11 and killed three Healthy, truck driver, and Melba Soviet soldiers. MILES Joseph and Joy, 1346 NOTICE HAMILTON COUNTY REUNION ord, they said. The actual date for the start has not been set. Aside from breaking the record 7,929 miles by a B-29 last November from Guam to Washington the flight is designed to provide a new test for the Superfortress and to dramatize the polar route for air travel. Colonel Clarence S.

Irvine, St. Paul, who was pilot on the Guam-Washington trip, has been chosen for the latest record attempt. Over the route chosen, which crosses a section of Northern Canada but avoids Kussian territory, the distance between Hono Spring boy, July 4. V0RHIS FUNERAL HOMES ASSOCIATION OF THE JR. O.

U. A. M. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA PICNIC has M. Hager, 21, 7616 Harrison Mt.

Healthy, stenographer. tary secrets, was but one of "several" operating in Canada, said the report. SEVEN SUSPECTS NAMED. Seven more men and women spy uspects were named in the report, which also alleged that Sam Carr, Canadian Communist leader now hunted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, accepted $3,000 to obtain a false Canadian passport for a Russian agent in the United States. The report deplored the acquittal on conspiracy charges of Dr.

David BUSCH Elmer and Barbara, 750 CLIFTON, EAST Brick St. Lorn, con-tainlng 3 rooms and bath on 1st floor, 4 rooms and bath on 2d floor, two finished third-floor rooms. Lot 60x170. For detail. call RE 0110.

Mr. Kelly. PA 1046. Title Guarantee Trust Co. CLIFTON Riddle Rd.

near Clifton brick, 4 rooms, bath, 1st; 5 bath, 2d; unusually attractive aparuneiu of 3 rooms, bath, 3d; Stoker; garage: terms. been postponed from July 21 to September Norwood. Ohio. ME 4881. Lockland, Ohio.

VA 0063. Three Put On Trial Elliott F. Williamson 24, 4132 Ridgeway boy, July 4. io in respect to urotner AiDert s. Hossong.

one of our leaders, who passed away on July 13. War Bond books will be drawn at the St. Williams clerk, and AMEUNG Herman and Marjorie, Herma O. Georges, 31, 4132 St. Wil Hodapp Funeral Homes 1801 Section Roselawn, girl, J-ily 2.

first meeting in September at the Reunion In Hospital Slayings Vienna, July 15 (AP) Dr. Er liams airline hostess. 7401 Vine Association, iza ju. iNintn di. Hamilton at Elkt.on.

Klrby 1040. Watch papers for further notice of picnic, VA 0800 JuuiN Xj. rtui.1? unairman. GEO. H.

BECKER CO. nest Illign, former head of a pro TREDWAY Funeral Home CLIFTON PROBASCO vincial children's hospital here, and two women assistants went on trial Miscellaneous Notices Real Estate Transfers Shugar of the Health and Welfare Norwood, Ohio ME 0311. Established 1892 2131 Cameron Ave. BRICK, 2-FAMILY, $10,750 Each apartment. 3 larire rnnmi will, lulu and Cairo la ngurea ai miles.

Armv airmen calculated the Department, insisting that Shugar CURTAIN STRETCHERS everything separate; 2 furnaces, porches! garages. PETER RESOLD did communicate secret infcrma-tion to an agent of the USSR." flight would require 43 hours un (Tax Indicated in transfers is affixed at the rate of 55 cents for evsry $500 or frac STEGMANN, Realtor, JE 1140. der favorable conditions. rAlKMOUNT CHEVIOT to set up; adjustable any An Q.JJ mgth up to 90 Inches Wtfi93 CLIFTON. EAST Lossing attractive.

MO 6200. MO 0892. tion tnereoi or value or property conveyea. before an Austrian court today on charges of murder in connection with the death of 250 children in the Institution. The hospital was for children afflicted with mental, lung and other diseases.

The prosecution charges the patients were given overdoses of sedatives. well-built modern bunsalnw: fi ANCOR Martha Miller and Everett, her husband, to Elmer Hopkins. Lot 49 of Martha De Mar, part of Lot 25 of Con-over Subdivision; $1 (tax S6). MADISONVILLE Perry McDantel to Joseph J. and Juanlta F.

Schweikhart, Lot (i of subdivision of part of A. L. Bramble Subdivision; $1 (tax MADISONVILLE Maude N. Ross to Elizabeth N. Roudebush, 84 by 147 feet breakfast room; steam heat; attached garage; owner leaving citv.

auick nnnsesRlnn. U. S. Government Property; $1 (tax TAX FREEZE J. J.

SULLIVAN CO. Bradford J. Sullivan, Director 1336 E. MCMILLAN at BELL PL. WO 0133.

$11,250. MA 0312. Wendelken-Simmsnger and Company AN UPTOWN FURNISHING STORE 1625 Vine, Above Liberty. PA 3993. We Solicit Your Charge Account CLIFTON REAL ESTATE on tne norm side or Arnsny ria.ee, in UN 7955 e.iys subdivision; $1 (tax $11).

UN 3915 M0RAN REALTY Legal Notice. l.liS). ANDKRSON TOWNSHIP HarrV W. Coriell to Hugh H. and Evelvn L.

Bates, part of Lot 10 of John H. Gerard's Subdivision, Survey 618: Jl (tax Same to Edna M. Klrby, part of same lot; $1 (tax Si. 65). ANDERSON TOWNSHIP Nicholas P.

Trapp. Trustee, to Earl F. Warner, Lot 28 and pirt of Lot 29 of Train and On Pay Rolls Is Approved By MADISONVILLE Edward McHugh and Marie, his wife, to Franklin F. and APPRAISALS. Gertrude Paxton, part of Lot 3 of Thomas A.

Moore's Estate; $1 (tax CLIFTON Near University; an attractive home with 2 large bedrooms, bath on 1st: 2 bedrooms and bath. 2d; gameroom; built-in garage. UN 4095. House Group In Favoring Social Security Measure. 9 111.

40 1 BECKER CLOTHES, INC. AT FACTORY PRICES. MARIEMONT The Thomas J. Emery Cobb's Subdivision, Survey 620; $1 (tax memorial 10 j. nckenng, an ir CLIFTON HEIGHTS Ravine: vroom 1- 114-116 W.

Fifth St. Corner Vine at Eighth regular lot on fl DroDOseri street In Sec. fit i T.asnlr. floor, modern. $3,750.

UN 1231. Washington, July 15 (INS) tion 10. Columhia Tnwnahln SI Odt CLIFTON Calhoun wire-cut brick: 5 IO). ANDERSON TOWNSHIP The Shademoore Park Association to John H. and Ruth K.

Howk. Lots 128. 123. 112 and 114 of Charles E. Moore's Second Subdivision; SI (tax 55c).

The House Ways and Means Com 12 rooms. 3 baths; garage. AV 6639. BECKER ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS MT.

LOOKOUT Howard L. Herbert and NOTICE OF THE FILING OF ACCOUNTS AND OF THE TlAlli AND l'LACL OF HEARING. State of Ohio, County of Hamilton. Probate Court. Notice Is hereby given that the following accounts have been filed in the Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, by the fiduciaries accountable to the Court.

ADMINISTRATORS' AND EXECUTORS' ACCOUNXS IN THE ESTATES OF: Bessie Schneider, George Mcuecke, Samuel Ig-lauer, Jacob Strieker William L. Cam-erer, Mary Fugii, Frederick A. Sctiolle, Emllle Heoerle, William Aloysms Kaiser, Catherine Collin. Martin, Ellen Bissonette, Jennie Plnger, Rosa B. McKenzie, Foster Yates.

Charles Turner. Arthur S. Hunter, CLIFTON HEIGHTS Rohs near j.iuuj. nis wne. to Aiiene T.

Herbert RUSSIA GOT URANIUM Ottawa, Canada, July in (UP) A Royal Investigating Commission revealed today that the Russian military attache in Ottawa had obtained a sample of Uranium 235, the essence of the atomic bomb, and rushed it to Moscow by plane. The attache, Lieutenant Colonel Motinov, was given the sample by Dr. Allan Nunn May, a British scientist who worked in Montreal on atomic research. A British court has since sentenced Dr. May to prison for his efforts in behalf of the Russian espionage system.

The commission said it had been able to identify thus far only members of a ring operated in Ottawa by Col. Nicholai Zabotin, former Soviet military attache. Among those named by the government as members of this group was W. M. Pappin of Ottawa, an 1600 WALNUT CORNER LIBERTY Hughes High School and U.

C. 7 large rooms. 2 baths: private front entrance. Arkman Bossong Cottingham Greenwald Greiwe Johnson an uiiriividea one-sixth interest in an irregular lot on the southwest corner of AVONDALE Dorothy B. Mots to Ruth H.

FIRST-CLASS BEAUTY SERVICE liven La Zebnlrk Moiuberg Naberhau. Paley Werner Wright by graduating students under expert ireiDerg. 00 Dy liu feet on trie norm side of Gholson Avenue. 180 feet eait of Washintgon Avenue: also. 11 by 45 feet adjoining; 1 (tax 14.30).

mittee today approved new Social Security legislation, freezing the pay roll rate on employers and employees at 1 per cent for the next calendar year. The committee rejected a pro supervision; very reasonable cnarges. MARINELLO SCHOOL, 128 E. Sixth 6t. Owner.

Call WA 524S. COLLEGE HILL Country home In th city; 3 rooms and solarium, on 1st; 2 second; 2-car garage; fruit tree, and large lot. Call Mr. Woeste, KI 3325. i Merry nun.

Hour. to 3 dally. am AVOND LE Estate of John Schroeder to JOSEPH HAPSTOR. Pleasant Plain. Ohio will you please come borne; your wife 1.

Lena mm iiies Aves. also. Lot 674 of Madison Place Second Section Subdivision; $1. Meredith A. Herbert and Pearl, his wife, to Aiiene T.

Herbert, an undivided one-sixth Interest in same property; Jl. NORTH COLLEGE HILL Arthur J. Wolf and Shirley, his wife, to Eugene and Betty J. Bruehl, 50 by 140 feet on the west side of Mulberry Street. Section 32.

Springfield Township; si (tax $12,101. Jake Newman. Lots 4 and 5 of Emery's Subdivision, being 624-6 Melish Ave. $13,000 (tax E. M.

Moreland Real Estate Adelbert Mahan, Gertrude Jurisch. Charles Florence Luvett. Ceil Eostein. John George very 111. Stuhlfauth, Joseph Obergfell, John A.

Gray- AVONDALE Anna Levenson to Ruth L. posal which would have boosted BR 0235 "RPM" MOTOR OILS payments by one-half of 1 per cent Itkoff, bo by 150 feet on the south side of Redway Avenue, 171 feet east of Dakota Avenue; $1, KEEN AN OIL AND FUEL CO WO 1250 The law of the Lorj is perfect, converting the soul. 1916, John Howard Harris. on next January 1. The new legisla WHO BOUGHT PIANO on Riverside Drive NORTH COLLEGE HILL Robin C.

Geier BASIN Loa O'Connor to David B. Joseph. last Sunday? Call CO 2350, tion also adjusts Federal contribu COLLEGE HILL 2-apartmcnt building; Al location; beautiful lot; close to everything; make offer. 3-apartment brick; good investment; excellent location. E.

W. WILSON. Kl 4508 jo Dy luu leet on tne east side of flke Street, 49 feet north of Friendship Street; $1 (tax Herman N. Reusing and Mertle his wife, et to same, same property, $1. tions to states for old age and blind benefits to S25 a month.

These lost and Found mm marjorie i' ueier to Isabella Gerth. part of Lot 1558 of North College Hill Realty Co. Subdivision; also, part of Lots 1554 and 1555 of same subdivision; $1 (tax NORTHERN LIBERTIES William Gray and Samuel S. Stuhibarg to The Great Atlantic Pacific Tea 5-year lease employee of the passport office of BLUE ASH Dewey White to Paul and COLLEGE HILL Convenient; S-hedroom CAT Lost; male, gray and white; vicinity funds must be matched by the states. The present law fixes the home: bin-fed stoker: double detached 01 vist ana aaaock Ka.

Reward. noxie wiNiams. Lot ztw or Blair and Lewis's Subdivision; $1 (tax 55c). va 1101. Federal contribution at $20.

iiuiii may JU4Y, of 1734-40 Race BLUE ASH Clara Rohling and Amelia garage; beautiful lot; hardwood; very modern; appointment; priced right; quick occupancy. A 4. K.MAN William H. Ackman, devoted husband of Mona Duncan Ackman. beloved father of R.

J. and E. D. Ackman, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison.

Louis A' Ackman, Monday, July 15, ai residence. 3022 Vine Corry-Ville. Friends may call at the Schraffen-berger funeral home, 3117 Vine Corry-ville, Tuesday after 3 p. m. Funeral services Wednesday, July 17, at 2 m.

BOSSONG Albert S. Bossong. Saturday, July 13. 1946, after a brief Illness, of 708 State ave. Funeral from the John Radel Co.

funeral home, 602 State EASTMAN KODAK FOLDING CAMERA- outjei, mommy rental J70H. The revised committee bill pro Size 116: either nt. Zon or between Cov NORTHSIDli; Clifford E. Schroder jvramer to ram wiiiiam3 ana itoxie, his wife, Lot 281 of air and Lewis Subdivision; $1 (tax 55c). ington and Newport.

Finder please return vides coverage for merchant sea JOS. B. PARR, Kl 3338 don, August senrour, AiDeit uuer, iatner-lne Helster, Minnie Fetsch, Ciem Wegman, Catherine Slegman, Elizabeth Tepe Christine McMahan, Louise Koehler. Esther Herbst, Mary I. McErlane, Ada E.

Schwann, Mary O'Connell, William F. Rogge, Nora Bernhardt, Fred Orr, Minnie Wetzel Ganyon, James T. Dbherty, Albert A. Luttman, George H. Dickman, Henry Evans Spencer, Romer C.

Denny. Alfred Sporleder, Ellen H. Morgan. Belle Frees, Wilson S. Klein, Joseph Stark.

C. F. Lantls, Louis Dimmerman, Florence Robinson, Richard Mollenkoph, Edgar Lee Knose, Amelia B. Welsch, Kate Gisser, Karl M. Androlt, Aloysia Pheian, Nettie Aufdermarsch, William A.

Reeuer, Mollie Deltemeicr, Louisa Wambsganz, Joseph W. Moore, Morris Brook, William Augustus Goodman, Margaret Y. Schmidlapp, Martin H. Klehfoth, William E. Crane, Anna L.

Bertrand, Eva May Brooks. Dennis Pugh. Joseph W. Curry, Millie E. Levi.

Gussie D. Ogden. Edwards H. Marks. Mary Porte-ous, Elizabeth Stuck.

Frank Linton, James Bonnyrran, H. William Miller, O. L. Sutton, Luetta C. Altemeier, Frederick J.

Ruehr-wein, Ouita B. Webb. Isabelle Nagelson, Mary Brown, Katherine Ivey, Chester Peace, Minnie S. Thomas, Margaret M. Devote, Laura Koester, Fred Copper-thwaite.

Mary Pirraglla. Irene I. Marshall, Leon Meyer Mack, Eugene Russell Carter, Henrv Thamnnn. John Nathaniel Greg to Mr. nogers, 1019 John Newport.

1. an1 Clarence w. Schroder, to Louis C. Noll and Hllma his wife Lot 38 of Abram Bell's Third Bubdlvl- BOND HILL Mollye S. Dorfman to Louis men under the Social Security Act and leaves intact provisions for COLLEGE HILL, N.

Better section: brick LIBERAL REWARD for return nf or in- colonial. 2-famlly; 3 and bath, lit; same kivjii 91 la 41. ii. ana Martna 1,. staDier, part of Lot fl of Mnrtht Ruffner'a Subdllvsion; $1 (tax formation leading to the return of man's benefits to the families of veterans on 2d; 2-car garage.

NORTHSIDE Fred Smith to Earl W. Ki dcai tv rn ki Wednesday, July 17, 1:30 p. m. Services at the Ninth Street Baptist Church at 2 yellow gold ring containing a 3-carat diamond lost at Hamilton, Ohio, night of July BOND HILL J. Edward Emmlnger and 7271 UHJ I WIH MLHL I I bU, 7272 irappier ann trances M.

Collins, Lot 224 Thompson's Addition; $1 (tax 60). p. m. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Margaret his wite, to Edward W.

Mauk, Lot 124 and part of Lot 123 of COLLEGE HILL Aspen and Harbeson Playmates Helpless NORWOOD Anna Renstne tn Woi.n new ultramodern z-famiiy; corner LOST -Hamilton pink gold lady's wrist watch, set in diamonds and with snake band, at Glenn Rendezvous, July 13. lot; 5 rooms, bath each; Immediate oc the External Affairs Division, who was accused of having, helped obtain a false Canadian passport for a Russian agent operating in the United States PAPPIN DENIES CHARGE. Pappin promptly denied the Charge. Others named in the report included Agatha Chapman, Ottawa, an employee of the Bank of Canada; Freda Linton, Montreal, a former employee of the National Film Board; S. S.

Burman, Montreal, a civilian employee of the Allied Military Government in Europe; Henry Harris, Toronto, an optometrist; John Soboleff, described as a Toronto "medical man," and Ger-mina Hermina Rabinovitch, Monti eal, an employee of the International Labor Office. cupancy; completely finished: shown by appointment, owner. JA 8207 $26,500. ni-nii, 1. VI .1, iv 1 jr.

0701. uiendale, Ohio. COTTINGHAM Robert M. Cottingham. be-loved husband of Helen Cottingham (nee Arkle), Monday, July 15, 1946; residence, 339 Central -Newport.

Funeral from the Bet. funeral home. 23 E. Sixth Thursday. July 18.

at 8:30 a. m. Requiem hieh mnsH al. the Chnreh nf iha As Ohio Boy Drowns bwiss uaraen suDdivision; $1 (tax $11). PARK SUBDIVISION Sarah R.

Baugh and Albert her husband, to Eldon K. Cunningham and Virginia his wife, part of Lots 174 and 175; II (tax Marie V. M. Silvl to Thomas E. Stegman, Lots 157 and 158 of Long-view Subdivision; $1 (tax COLLEGE HILL Close to bus; lovely brick LOST Wallet, coat pocket size; initial R.

B. Identification papers, checks and money; back of parking lot, Roselawn Tav Columbus. Ohio, July 15 (AP) 1-famiiy residence: living room, dining sing, part of Lots 3 and 2 of Bertie B. Woods Subdivision; Jl. NORWOOD Bernard and Maude Gossllng to Charles Reed, Lot 491 of Norwood View Subdivision; Jl (tax J1.10).

NORWOOD John H. Craig and Lllla his wife, to William R. Osman and Patricia his wife, 40 by 139 feef on the south side of Robertson Avenue 330 feet east of Beech Street; Jl (tax Two nlaymates stood helplessly by room, modern kitchen and solarium, 1st; 2 lovely bedrooms and bath, 2d; hardwood ern; reward, uail VA 1647. LOST Fox Terrier; male; white body. floors; lovely lot: asking K14I6B4.

today as a 13-year-old boy identified no Pnhcri Srhuhert drowned in ory, Julius Kuhn, Joseph Stoll. Francis Edward Robinson. Alpha Palmer. Alex CHEVIOT Adelia A. Hueveiman to Lydia COLLEGE HILL HOMES FOR SALE BY ujhck neaa; very nervous.

in Vicinity, Paddock Carthage or Bond Hill, REWARD. Phone VA 1101. BECKER REAL ESTATE CO. KI28UU. Olentangy River near Ohio State wiiiiam rowr i Jiann ana Henry, ner nusoana, Lot 14 or John Kabensteln Estate; $1 (ta COLORED Brick.

6 2-room flats; $68 LOST Coat sweater, ladv's. lieht ernen v.lla F.dmunds Marcus Kruke, Immaculate Conception, at 9 a. m. GREENWALD Edna Greenwiild (nee Id-lett), beloved wife of Henry P. Greenwald, suddenly, at residence.

Branch Hill. Ohio. Sunday. July 14. 1946.

Remains at the Monroe funeral home. Milford. Services at the Methodist Church, Branch Hill, Ohio. Wednesday. July 17.

at 2 p. m. Interment Rest Haven Cemetery. Friends may call at the Monroe funeral home, Mil-ford, after 4 p. m.

Tuesday. OAKLEY Louise Rutlcdge to Harold N. month income; $5. 500. UN 1081.

PA 8310. left on bench opposite Zoo, about 8:30 CLIFTON HEIGHTS Carmen Novello and CORRYVILLE Jefferson brick; 10 01. -ruescay, Juiy v. Kewara. Please call ieemier and uorotny his wife, 3005 Mlnot Jl (tax SS.ROi Jessie Wade Gregg, William F.

Copeland, Georse Doerger. Final Acc't filed Oct. 2. iflja T.enmnn Rnoae. Final ACCt Filed rooms, 4 flats; furnace; $9,200.

University Stadium, ine uuuy uaa not been recovered. Vincent Dickey, 11, and his brother, Jamej, 10, said Robert had crossed the river to the east bank and was on his way back OAKLEY Knolen Jackey to Robey A. and Constance, his wife, to Alfredo Mollnaro and Caterlna, hli wife. Lot 17 of Brusselhack t- Zem. Subdivision; also, part of Lot 16: $1 (tax LOST Wrist watch.

17 Jewel Gruen pre- Mar. 30. 1944, Cora Bchoster. Final Acc't Ecw.A.Kuwaich, PA 3922 cision, yellow gold, at Coney Island inaiiijru a. jonnson, jot 3D of Bartlett Realty Co.

Subdivision- si fta co -vi, rTiaay, July 12: reward. WA 0132, CLIFTON HEIGHTS Rose E. De Pue and GREIWE William C. Greiwe, beloved son COUNTRY HOMES filed Sept. 23, 1943, Josephine Acnton, Final Acc't Filed Dec.

8, 1943. Elizabeth M. Hopper, Final Acc't filed Mar. 18, 1945, Morton J. Palmer.

Final Acc't filed Oct. 9. 1943, Jame. Price. Final Acc't ttiicH Mar 18.

1944. Cora O. Rothenberg, when he was seized with cramps. LOST Black billfold containing J124, lost imulii-ateve Moraites to Bernlce Stock-dale, Lot 76 of F. J.

Lodder's Subdivision; Jl (tax J14.85). ot tne late Adam and Elizabeth Greiwe (nee Leltemeverr Sundav Julv 4 ibjr Ave' Funeral Wednesday. Julv 17. from his int. ANTIQUITY RESTORED and well done; 4 room, on 1st floor: 5 on 2d: 3 acres; level lawn, trees, gardens; barn; best location on the hill: $27,000.

nun m. ner husband, to Samuel Toby and Marcella. his wife, part of Lot 16 of Barr, Graham ft Lewis Subdivision: SI (tax COLERAIN TOWNSHIP Harold F. Stevens and Marv hl wife, to ubkionville Elizabeth Terhar to John G. Terhar, Lot 21 of Scarborough residence.

3852 Dakota ave. Solemn 1 LOST Yellow gold diamond ring: vicinit Steamer Is Back requiem high mass Bellarmine Chapel I Fourth and Vine; July 14. Reward. Call pripp iitt 51 (tax J3.30) PRICE HILL James Dnwntnn in H.lon INDIAN HILL. NORTH Hopewell Kcaa; Edna Lancaster, mall clerk, Sinton Hotel.

hie wife, an undivided one-half Interest 365 the entire holdings of a large partially developed estate three house. PEARL NECKLACE Graduated pearl. On Schedule Today in uoi aiD or ueaar Grove L. A B. Co.

Subdivision No. and three barns; special price of less ana marquire diamond clasp; reward, Call Mr. Helle, MA 4950, "There exists in Canada," the report said, "a fifth column organized and directed by Russian agents in Canada and Russia. Within the fifth column there are several spy rings." The report further said: "Membership in Communist organizations or sympathy toward Communist ideologies was the primary force which caused these agents to agree to do the act in their individual cases." Final Acct. Filed Dec.

19, 1913, Charles Rosenthal, Final Acc't filed Sept. 16. 1943, Oliver B. Murphy, Final Acct filed Sept. 22, 1943, Emma Lower, Daniel Lauer, Anna R.

Zimmerman, Josephine C. Bartlett, John Doebeli, Dora Jones Breese. Rose H. Ralls, Fannie Ruwe. John A.

Ralls, John Steier, Sara Ellen Sheckell, John Schultz, Clara H. Jacobs, Eva poe-bell, Walter W. Geis, Mary Fisher, John Udrv, John Miller, John Jacob Rankin, Samuel L. Crouse, Julia C. Cloud.

-lu a. m. JOHNSON Joseph J. Johnson, beloved husband of the late Mary Burke Johnson, and devoted father of Mrs. Helen McFalls and brother of Mrs.

Anne Harrison and Mrs. Helen Cassldy. Sunday, July 14, 1946. residence, 3953 Marburg. Funeral from the Witt, Good Kelsch funeral home.

Edward L. Schott, President and SAYLER PARK George Black to Mary Black, Lot 1 of R. E. and S. Price'.

than $300 per acre. INDIAN HILL One of the finest estates in Southern Ohio: forty acres, stable and Wagner and Lillian E. Wagner 3 acres of land in Section 33; $1 (tax COLLEGE HILL Walter T. Askew to William J. Parchman, part of Lot 43 of NorriR S.

Knight's Subdivision; $1 (tax CORRYVILLE Ann Gisser, Elizabeth and Catherine Olsscr to Nichlos Gisser. 24 by 100 feet on the north side of University Avenue. 81 feet west of Eden Avenue; $1. cuoaivision: si. Houies For Sale 1 General Manager of Coney Island, reported last night that the stone house in Pennsylvania style; som- SHAWANOE TRAIL SUBDIVISION Zalo nleted 1938.

3026 Madison Hyde Park at Oakley ana M. ropplewell to Mary E. ATTENTION We design our loan, to meet steamer Island Queen would be your neeas. wnai arc tneyr riicnois, Lot 162, Block Jl (tax J8.25). GUARDIANS' AUUUUlN TH mo miwQ ntr.

trilrlfl Bailor Pauline Thau- INDIAN HILL Building site, on Miami Road, Kugler MUl Road, Keller Road, Camargo Road, Brill Road, Drake Road and Indian Hill Road, from one acre tu back in service today, to be op ANTONIO SAVINGS LOAN CO. SHAWANOE TRAIL SUBDIVISION wniH Jnnr ri Wllev Henry Kaupp. 1732VINE ST. PA 1458. F.ithn Moore.

Margaret Gares, Almura. erated on its regular schedule beginning at 11 a. m. The steamer CRAIG COURT SUBDIVISION Mngdnlena wenty acres. u.imin i i.iiiie Froelich.

Jamns fc. f. Taft to Clarence R. and Dorothy L. Evans, Lot 23 of Block Jl (tax S5.50).

Al DRY GOODS STORE 8-room building Motzcer to Adanne Heaton, Lot $1 LOVELAND Twelve acres and a most Walsh, Joseph Anthony Holmes, Jyrtith A-- Oo, Thorlnra A Kl ne. Mabel ana aouoie concrete oiock garage; rent had been tied up since Friday, un unusual house with nine rooms and two baths: $17,500. SILVERTON Adam L. Nagel to Catherine iiicume aiui Dt-T munm stoaer neat, A GAS TAX SHOWS JUMP. Columbus, Ohio.

Julv 15 (API- June Young, John Emmert, Joseph Walter H74S, Douglas (). owner. uravaacu, Lot 110 of Halne. A dergoing repair of a broken paddle wheel shaft. Cresap'.

Subdivision; also, Lot 111 of Carroll, Helen M. wessa. TnRenhlne FlinCllDaUgh. WYOMING Compton Road; one hundred acres; barn, farmer's house, and owner's, house In white painted brick; $75,000. KENWOOD Stewart Road: eighty-five amiiti suuniv aion (try S4ii ASHLAND AVE.

2 double-family houses, 6 rooms each; suitable home ar.d investment. PA 3063. Gasoline and liquid fuel consumption for the first five months of square, Wednesday. July 17, at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mas. at St. Cecilia Church, 9 m. LASEKE Harry J. Laseke, beloved husband of Mrs.

Marie Laseke (nee O'Connell), and beloved father of Edward -T. and La.ieke end Mrs. Virginia Davis, residence, 1186 Coronario suddenly, Saturday, July 13, 1946. at Columbus, Ohio. Funeral from the Harrv Meyer Sons funeral home, 4989 Glenwav near Western Hills Wednesday, July 17.

Requiem high mas. at St. Theresa Church at 9:30 a. m. LA ZKBNICK Charles E.

La Zebnlck. agad 63 years, beloved husband of Cordelia La Zebnlck (nee Price), beloved father of Mrs. Margaret Raney. beloved grandfather of Donna Raney and beloved brother of Edward, Frank and Lena La-Zebnick. Mrs.

George Stuckenberg and SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Clarence M. Jack Ruehrweln. Helen Blumenfeld. irank Watts, Sam Henderson. Robert Stephens Burns, Joseph King, Coleman J.

Magrish, James Kathman, Anna Gross. Kenneth acres; barn and excellent house; one of nax atz.iu). DALEWPOO SUBDIVISION Lena Butter-worth to Loui F. Lorenc, an undivided one-hair Interest in Lot 258; $1 (lax 55c). DELHI TOWNSHIP Grace L.

Marcum and Charles her husband, to George W. Cottingham and Edna M. his wife. 50 by 123 feet on the north side of Hillside Avenue, in Flelshmann's Subdivision, Section SI (tax DELHI TOWNSHIP Harrv H. Feldkamp to Lynn Dietrich and Ruth, his wife, 50 PULP PRICES RISE.

jinuuner to iaomi r. HauDner, Lot 6 of Parkview Height. Subdivision, Section 18; Jl. A VACANT HOME 745 Liberty, Newport 4-room shingle: bath, hot-water heat garage: handv location: $4,900. those rare $38,000.

WESTERN HILLS Near Cleves, 161 acres Toronto, July 15 (AP) A 10 par ST. BERNARD Edna L. McCann and W. L. JOHNS AND SONS.

CO 6015 nd barns: the spectacular residence of a AVONDALE Brick apartment; fi-B-3; all Joseph her husband, to Ruth E. Blerman, Lots 381 and 382 of Stephen Kemper's Subdivision: SI ftm as very modern and newly decorated: home and good investment: $17,000. Call Mr. cent advance in Canadian pulp prices to United States consumers became effective today. The new prominent citizen; $75,000.

MT. CARMEL-NEWTOWN Overlooking the Miami Valley and Indian Hill; ninety-one acres; two barns and house; $19,000. SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Orvllle A. Nel ov t(s loet on a proposed street in Weinig, UN 3572. Geo.

H. Morehouse, Inc. section is; si (tax price, announced here by Abitibi Mrs. George Rickers. Sunday.

Juiy 14. Power and Paper were: Bleached EAST END Jerry Grimes and Helen, his wife, to Mary M. Bybee. Lot 13 of olin H. Garber.

MA 3045 PA 5454. REALTORS. 1208 Traction Bide. 1946, at residence, 1030 Keaamg eaa-tng. Ohio.

Funeral from the Busse ft son to Mattle Freeman, Lot 90 of Lln-colnHelghts Annex Subdivision; Jl (tax SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP William A Henry and Jessie, his wife, to Theodore and Chloe Marconette, his wife, part of Lot 7 of John Jones Estate; AND ASSOCIATES Konert Burnett's Subdivision; SI (tax S3. 85). sulphite, unbleached sulphite, bleached sulphate, Boremann Co. Parkwav funeral home. Mr.

Mathers, Mr. Heald Mr. Atkinson. Cole, Theodore A. Kline, 1st urrent wxi.

filed July 12, 1945, Joseph Walter Carroll, Current Acct filed Aug. 2, 1945 Joseph Walter Carroll, Current Acct. filed Julv 27, 1945. Charlie Barker, 9th Current Acct. filed July 12, 1945.

Josephine Flinch-paugh, Current Acct. filed July 24, 1944. Frank E. Watts, Current Acct. filed Aug 18 1944 Hilda Sauer, Current Acct.

filed June 1944, Hilda Sauer. Current Acct. filed June 29. 1945, James E. Walsh.

Current Acct. filed July 5. 1944. James E. Walsh, Current Acct.

filed July 5, 1945, Joseph Anthony Holmes. Current Acct. filed Sept. 27, 1944. Sam Henderson.

4th Current acct. filed Aug. 18. 1944 Sam Henderson, 5th Current Acct. filed July 28.

1945. Robert Stephens Burns. 10th Current Acct. filed Aug. 18.

19i4 Robert Stephens Burns, 11th Current Account filed July 19. 1915, Joseph King, Current Acct. filed Julv 5. 1914. Joseph King.

Current ect. fi id July 11. 1945- Current Acct. filed July 29, .1944. Dcinald Central Parkway and Clifton Hill, lane.

EAST END Emmett E. Lamping and AVONDALE, N. Newly remodeled home; 3 apartments; tile baths; lavatories; gaa-fired hot-water heat: shown by appointment only. CALL MR. FERGUSON, AV 4372.

PARK DUNIGAN. JE 2177-5869. Wednesday, July 17, at 11 a. m. unbleached sulphate, 909 Mercantile Library Building.

COVINGTON 2213 EASTERN AVE. SYCAMOPF. TOWNSHIP HoH. tj oi Claire, his wife, to Charles J. Horwei: and Virginia his wife, 3520-2 Hand-man Avenue: $1 (tax $11).

groundwoop pulp, $63.80. The an 10 ROOMS, SUITABLE 2-FAMILY: iiiim io traiK and Lillian c. Drake, i LARGE LOT 113.5011 MOMBERG Irene Burdsal Momherg, beloved wife of Arthur C. Momberg and mother of the late Lt. Robert B.

Crone. Monday, July 15. 1946; residence. 4904 nouncement said the increase was ot 41 or Mlman A Humbrecht's Terra EVANSTON Ruth L. Corbett to Helen M.

2209 EASTERN AVE. Aito bUDdivielon, Section 15; Jl (tax OOMS AND SOLARIUM, AVONDALE Burnet 9-room brick. bath, electric, stoker furnace; comfortable and convenient home for large family or roomers; asks $15,000, make offer. Call SY 7427. SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Erin.

s.lrt.r, Madison rd. unenas may can ai munin funeral home. 4418 Whetsel Tuesday to meet the loss caused by elimination of the 10 per cent premium on United States dollars. L-ornrir. tinnora M.

Hugger and Dav.d J. Corbett an interest in Lot 61 of Snenc-r and Tenney's Subdivision; $1 (tax PLAN $3,000 Appointment, "DE CO 475S. after 4 p. m. Services Wednesday, July 17, at 10 a.

m. COVINGTON 3-bedroom brick. large faden to Frank D. Malloy and Ruth H- his w'fe- Lot 121 of Thornton too'W Subdivision, Section 19; Jl (tax FAIRMOUNT Elmer Henderson and Mar living room, equipped kitchen, very mod- AVONDALE Union 6-room. modern: close to hospital, and schools; 17,950.

AV 6786. ern; immediate possession, $11,000, SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP George Ather- Hlland 4092. garet. ms wire, to George Alexander and L'llian, his wife. Lot 49 of Cincinnati Western R.iilroad Addition to St.

Peterstowry $1 (tax 55c). NABKRHAL'S Mary Naberhau (nee Tebbe), widow of the late Bernard beloved mother of Albert J. and the late Fred J. grandmother of Rmiee Pert. Marv Alice and Fred Naber AVONDALE 568 Hale 8-room brick; level lot.

Price MA 0398. i.Ni Hon unve, nii wne, to Helen Campbell, Lot 200 of Concord Park Subdivision. Sertinn 11. SI s- WEATHER REPORT. Observation, made at 7:30 p.

m. Standard Time): ATLANTIC STATES. COVINGTON Latonla 5-room modern frame- 3 and bath down; 2 up: new furnace; lot 70x150; good location: 30-day possession: price S6.300. HI 6916. FFRNBANK Lucile C.

Hearn and Eriward SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP William Sharp BEAUTIFUL LITTLE 3-room cottage on a lot 125 ft. front by 338. About 1 acre. T.neatert nn Lower River lust below Saturday, July 13. 1946.

at 1558 Blair ave. Funeral Wednesday. July 17, from the Nurre Bros, funeral home. 3437 Mont- Temperature. io vioia v.

peoastian. Lots 1147 and 1148 of Hlghpolnt Subdivision, Section ner nusnann. to (Jasper Aranv and Virginia, his wife. Lot 201 of C. W.

Short's Subdivision; $1 (tax S9.35). COVINGTON 4-room furnished house; High. Low. Prec. ceiled basement; launary trays: good lo eomerv at a.

m. Kequiem nirn mass Wllllg et Theodora Fairbanks, IN THE TATES OF: James L. Hart. Alfrida Strub-be. Fannie A.

Rlndskopf. Louis Rindskopf. Sara Ricker Simpson, Clinton E. Mather Dorothea Vogel, Ben Rlesenberg. Emil Cordes, Clemence H.

Otterbein. Martha J. Kinney, Samuel Strauss. Tucker Carring-ton. Hall Nellson Jackson.

Margaret R. Poor, Jacob G. Schmidlapp. G. Eilis Hummel Arthur W.

Shaw, Albert H. Morrill, Rose Hlmtreck. George W. Harris. George 51 .24 Bromley, on beautiful Ohio River, phone WO 3989.

$4,000. Owner. SYMMES TOWNSHIP Mary B. Stacy to Stations. Albany.

N. Atlantic City, N. Boston. Mast. GREEN TOWNSHIP Anna Behne to cation; $10,000.

Will take good, clean, heavy '42 car $2,000 trade In. DO 6978. St. Mark Church at 9:30 a. m.

Member, of St. Ann Altar Society please take notice. BLUE ASH 6-room home consisting of 73 57 75 IH46 was up 20 per cent over a year ago, a report to the State Tax Commissioner disclosed today. Ohioans paid $16,793,144.61 on the three-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax and $5,942,073.39 on a one-cent liquid fuel tax, the report declared. OAKW00D JUDGE NAMi-D.

Columbus, Ohio, July 15 (AP Gov. Frank J. Lausche today appointed Rowan A. Greer, Municipal Court Judge of Oakwood, Dayton suburb, to serve during the vaca-ticn of Judge Frederick W. Howell, July 21 to August 3, inclusive.

HUGHES RALLIES SLIGHTLY. Los Angeles, July 15 (AP) Howard Hughes was "slightly improved" at noon today, his physician reported. But, he added, the condition of the plane designer, whose experimental craft crashed a week ago yesterday, remains critical. COTTOrt New York. July 15 (AP) Three dr.

liveries of cntton futurer. the rtiiiv permissible limit of a in lieavv trading tedcy, cumulative gains to approximately r.20 a bale in slightlv more than one The rmrket made new 23-year with final prices $2 90 to $5 a bale hisher. Rough gotm of the price control program and fear of a shortage of cotton ntxt season if crop prospects do not Improve stimulated mill and outside buying. Some support was influenced bv the approval of the British loan which forecast continued substantial British cotton purchases here. Czechoslovakia was expected to enter the markjt shortly for about 120.000 bales of cotton.

Indicative of the tightenting supply situation, export circles reported government officials are deferring n'ans of further shipment of cotton to Japan and Germany after present stocks of the Commodity Credit Corp. are exhausted. Hill buving and short covering Increased sharply in late dealings today wh ch carried the cotton market into nw high ground for the day with the July. October and December 594 delivers reaching the daily permisible trading limit e4 S3 a bale. Futures range; Robert W.

Labbe and Margaret his wife, Lot 69 of James N. Gamble's Ren-fro Avenue Subdivision, Section 8- $1 (tax Jacksonville, Fla, PAT.FY Martin B. Paley. beloved husband of land in Section 25: also, one acre of land fronting on Envart Road; also one acre of land fronting on Enyart Rond: SI. living; ruum, unnwa, and 1 bedroom 1st; 2 bedrooms 2d; full COVINGTON Two 3-room.

one 2-vom brick, bath; all vacant; $6,500, HE 6732. R1 73 96 86 77 94 86 or tvatnerine j-aiey 01 j-ho basement: detached garage; ioveiy 101 Miami, Fie New York. N. Y. Raleigh.

N. C. Washington. D. C.

GREEN TOWNSHIP Frank H. Skuse to iiiciiiimu. uiuuici ui 1... 100x150. Appointment only.

WALNUT HILLS Hyman Mo.ikowlti and COVINGTON Main Street store room and HA ROT A COWI.ES. REALTOR. Mrs. Bessie Schwartz of Los Angeles. 2 anartments: may pass on GI loan; nen--r ana Annette, his wife 40 by 120 feet on a proposed street in Section $1 (tax price $3,500.

Hlland 2169. Monday. July 15, 14. Friends may can x-iiuip aiosiiowiiz, Trustees to Israel OersiMifish. rart of Lot 56 of Sylvanus Wright's Fust Subdivision: also, part of Lot 55 cf same subdivision; Jl (tax GULF STATES.

Atlanta. BO it the 1. f. wmte a sons jyii. VV.U.IUHK- 63 70 73 71 78 74 75 72 76 CRESCENT SPRINGS, KY.

5 rooms and GREEN TOWNSHipoiivia P. Gamble ton funeral home. 2050 Beechmont bath: modern, nice and neat; lot 75x150; immediate Dossession: $7,500. HE 4215. Ft.

Worth. Texas 100 Galveston. Texas Hli New Orleans, La Sil from Tuesday. July 1. 10 a.

m. until iu WALNUT HILT.S Maude Stanford! and ME 1937 SY'8893 VV. Orchard 006? M. BLUE ASH Almost new 5-room 1-floor plan; streamlined kit -hen; large living mom; nice lot; attached garage. MA 8899 MR.

DIMMITT. 10 7678 R- 'I 1 BLUE ASH Frame; 5 room, and bath; atnt.p heat saraere. ME 1937. and Alfred K. Nippert to Eirl W.

Licli-tenclrhl, Lots 13 and 14 of Gamble's klr.nh Avmu. Subdivision; Section 8: SI (tux 54.401. p. m. Service, and interment in unicago, Illinois.

an Antonio. Texas 1-8 CO 0S25. GOODP ASTER REALTY. CUMMINSViLI.E IMMEDIATE 2-familv: 3 and hath, eaeh; i 'oris Nlanfortn to G. H'-h nn irregular lot on the east side r.f Melrose Avenue.

244 feet south of IT Taft RnnH' SI Tnmpa. Fla 94 GREEN TOWNSHIP Robert E. Traub to MIDDLE 8TATES. Buffalo. N.

72 stoker; insulation: copper screens: awn- WALNUT HILLS Angelina Centrullo to vv linen l. and nernice L. TaeubT Lot 1 of Colonial Hill's Subrliv.slon Sections 23 and 24: $1 (tax Orchard e0fi2 SY 8011 J-8893 W. Chicaso, 111 74 llni'lnnatl (Ahhe.) 78 GREW TOWNSHIP Olivia P. Gamble Cincinnati (Airport) 79 BRIDGETOWN Nearly new, 5-room (3-2) brick; quick possession; J13.200.

MO 2750. aiok and Katherine Arcaro. part of I.ota in and 11 of John A. Bigelow Subdivision: Jl (tax $9,351. WEPT END Elizabeth Schortve to Joseph Pangallo.

Lot 46. Block of ade. Dudley and Ludlow's Subdivision- SI Itav Sft Km Cleveland, Ohio 71 Columbus. Ohio 77 nnti Aitral K. Nippert to Virginia Inderhees, Lot 38 of James N.

Gamble's Subdivision, Section 14; $1 (tax S2.20). 1 BRIGHTON 1223 Harrison vacant; ings; excellent condition. WA 3113. Dayton-Cincinnafi Trade Owner of lovely 6-room house In beautiful section of Dayton desires trade for comfortable house in Cincinnati: would rent in exchange for a 5 or 6 room apartment or small house PL 0348, PA 4630 Llavenport. Iowa 74 Detroit.

Mich. 73 Duluth, Minn 67 WEST END Martha Ratllff and GREEN TOWNSHIP The Lambert-Lind- brick store and rooms: tneeaa repau, Grand Raplrs, Mich, Thomas her husband, to Elliott Transportation Lou 89 to 96 of John w. Coleman's Subdivision; Jl (tax MA 8019 huua. inuiii.r," 50 66 71 65 62 65 62 87 51 55 70 73 74 75 65 53 BS 56 71 62 72 incimnapous. inn.

75 77 95 90 93 BEAUTY that's why we flowers. They speak more comfort than a thousand words. SPRAYS AND WREATHS from Flewtrs Telegraphed Bvcryvhere 0 0 .14 .05 0 .15 0 0 .34 .01 .02 .06 .02 0 0 0 .16 0 0 0 .19 .19 0 ,0 0 .02 .02 .08 0 .15 0 0 0 0 .02 BRIGHTON 4-apartment brick, like new; Kannns City, Mo. Knoxvllh- Tenn. WKST KNn-Effie Duncan Bailey to Lee norst nevelopment to Irene Wat-kins, part of Lot of J.

Vattier Subdivision, Section $1 (tax $11,551. HAZELWOOD i-UBDIVISION James Bilt-trom to Clara, his wife, Lots 1005 iOOS 10fi9. 1010 and 1011 of Second' Addition; SI. HAZELWOOD arid H-rry street to Rox and Paui Williams. Lots 6G7.

638 and 6.19 of Wend Hprmo" 4 Second subdivision- Si Harris. Samuel Strauss, inn ijurrem Xcct. filed AR. 4, 1944 Tucker Carnng-ton. 4th Current Acct.

filed Aut. 4 1914. Jacob G. Schmidlapp 18th Current Acct. filed Oct 19 1943, Jacob G.

Schmidlapp. 19 th current 'Acct. filed Feb 9. 1945. Arthur W.

Shaw, 4th Current Acct. filed Mav 26, 1944, James L. Hart. Current Acct. filed May 8.

1944. Fannie A. Rinds-kopf 2nd Current Acct. filed Aug. 4.

1944 Lout. Rlndskopf. 2nd Current Acct filed Aug 4 1944. Clinton E. Mather.

1st Current Acct. filed Aug 1945, Emll Cordes. Current Acct. filed Sept. 13 1913.

Martha Kinney, 3rd Current Acct. filed Aug. 4. 1944. Charles Krueck (Successor lrustee) for John C.

Krueck and Edward W. Krueck. 1st Current Charles Krueck (successor trustee) for Charles C. Krueck 1st Current Albert S. Morrill.

Current Acct. filed Mar. 17. 1944. Rose Hin-treck, Current Acct.

filed July 11. 1944. Georee W. Harris. Current Acct.

filed Aug. 2. 1944. George W. Harris (Tr.

Item 2, 11th Current Acct. filed Aug. 2. 1944. George Harris.

12th current Acct. filed Aug 29. 1945. Hermina Selmeler. 1st Current Acct.

filed May 23. 1915. Amanda Kilng. 1st Current Acct. filed Oct.

in. 1944. Clara B. Camll, Current Acct. filed Nov 22.

194 3. CHra B. Cahill. 3rd Current Acct. filed Jan.

22. 195. Clara B. Chill. 4th Current ncct.

filed 6. 194. Wilmr D. Clara B. Cah'll.

THF BOVF. ATOUNTS HAVE SKT FOR HKARTXG. APPROVAL AND SETTLEMENT ON AUGUST 16. 1946. AT 10 TO A M.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF HAMILTON COUNTY. OHIO. Anv person Interested may eximuie the above accounts. Evcentlons to an account shall be filed in writing and a cooy thereof given to the fiduciary. FIVE day.

prior to the above stated day nearinfv FRANK 8. BONHAM. Probate Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk. Cincinnati, Ohio, July 16th. 194 Little Rock.

Ark. Louisville, Kv. Madlsnn, Wis. Ilninnhl. Tann nauey.

nis wite, an undivided one-half Interest in part nf T.nts 30 and 21 of F. Avery Subdivision: $1. Vi OMr.cocharlos Lucdeke and Louise. garages stoKers; aj.ouu. iva aoij.

CAMP-WASHINGTON 6 room frame; bath; excellent condition; nice location; 1 or 2 familv; stoker, 2-car garage. Owner, KI 5368. 89 79 95 78 81 75 94 iv A. tnend no Minneapolis. Minn iiah-th A.

Frlrn-'. Ln- 7 pn-i nart ofln-nih-. v.h lh oi rnn-eii crosley subdivision St. Louis, Mn i uax DAYTON. KY 505 THIRD AVE.

6-ROOM FRAME; 3'07. DAYTON. KY. oTo 2-F A I FRAME; GARAGE $3.500. HE 6692.

DEER PARK Immediate possession. New brck. ultramodern. 5-room l-flcr 2d floor seTvflni.cheei "ocuiin. Asking 03,250.

MR. WILSON. JE 2D27, ME 6952. J. FINLEY MEEK HYDE PARK--M-irv McGrew.

Anna anH TREASURY STATEMENT I Hiirh. I Low. I.sct. l-ll- MrGrcw to ch-rle -nd tV T- Lot 12 r.f Hvde' Park Sub-J SI (tax SlJ40i Waylii: 'tin. 15 HP, Tl.

Tirtci. JIMS' LO-KLAND -Deiartm Public Wm-V, nf the Tv-a-urv July 12. with corrc-tor-n lin- dM a ver ago" 5 $'R4 sism.i.m.sk: haln-e. M. S9.442 S.717.21.S31: ctimopm State of Ohio, to The Fox Co A9-yoar lease from March 1.

ioa6 0j ar Irregular lot on th east sd'o'f Souh 1 GET MONEY THROUGH ENQUIRER ADS PLAINS STATES. N. P5 Firmarck. N. "7 Casper.

Wvo 95 Denver, Colo 8li Dodse Ci'v. Kan Havre, Mont 87 Huron, S. Plk S3 Platte. Nehr 76 Oklihoma City, Okla 98 Boise. Trtshn 85 Los Angeles Calif 87 Phoenix.

AHr lin Salt Lake City. 'Jtah 8 San Francisco. Calif 64 Seattle. Wash. 72 Avenue.

fe- r.ruth of rereipi-i fnr month sis.iM.sns io 717 "ci July 33.0"c! 3.f-c'3i '3c October 3o.r3c! 34. 3.1 32c December 35.nsc 3.79ci 35.3? i 35.39c March I So SOc May I 35.00cl 3.4Rct 34.99 35.00c July I 34.qgc' 33.S0c; 34.33c Middling spot "35.840. up 99. 'Nominal. New Orleans.

Julv 15 (AP) Average ice of middling U-inci cotton todav at 0 designated Southern spot markets "was 25.15 cents, up one cent. viyomme Avenue: iw. an irregular lot 57 58 77 59 US 75 57 63 74 71 53 51 ft- annual re.itai of r-in-a'-a' DEER PARK (NEAR il acre, with lovely brick colonial; 8 large room: solarium with tile floor: stoker: Rusco storms screens; 5 outbuildings; fruit, grapes, flowers and trees galore. HAROLD A COWLFR. REALTOR, ME 1937.

SY 7645 DIXIE HIGHWAY Kentucky; exclusive state, with acreage. Call CO 1538. LOVELAND to 'cal July 1 $1, li2. 902,924 -t? fiscal year. J1.261.ni3.JlI 5.1.14MM.S3I): eNee, of ex-pendnures, iR9.flin.3S7 2.2J9 491 Y08- total deht.

2iiv234 fiRt 'Ml -fii iiio tru wne. L-ts 142 rnd 143 of Bomvdal Secnd si. ,0" MADISONVILLE Frank De Mar to'579 20 270.SOS.913.