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14 May 5, 1946 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER News Section- Page 31 COSTLY TALENT Finally Making Good In Harness Racing This Year, Gahagan Says. Victory Song, $37,000 Yearling In '44, Wins On Coast, Boosting Hambletonian Hopes. BY TOM GAHAGAN. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER. Goshen, N.

May 4-It is the history of the high-priced yearlings, both in the field of thoroughbreds and that of the trotters and pacers, that they seldom prove to be top performers. In the majority of cases, it is the low or medium priced youngsters which make good in the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness and other classics of the thoroughbred world, in the Hambletonian, Fox Stake and other leading features of the harness racing sport. This season the higher-priced youngsters of the harness breed have made good showings at the opening Grand Circuit meeting at the Santa Anita track and this be one of the seasons during which the abnormally high prices of the past few years may be justified. One of the winners at Santa Anita recently was the highest priced yearling in all history the standard bred. This is Victory Song, now a three-year-old, for which Mrs.

James B. Johnson of Rochester, paid $37,000 at the sale of the Walnut Hall Farm yearlings in the fall of 1944. This was more than double the price paid for a harness bred yearling previous to that time and last season it looked like a bad buy when the colt made only one start, that over a half-mile track, and finished third in the two-heat summary, in comparatively slow time. MAY BE CONTENDER. Now he has made his second try, this time on the major circuit and made good, trotting to a record of the railbirds at the California track are of the opinion that he may be dangerous factor in the $50,000 Hambletonian Stake to be raced at Good Time Park early in August.

While he is a nice individual, it was his breeding, more than anything else, that made Victory Song bring the record-breaking price when a yearling. The youngster is a son of Volomite greatest of living sires, while his dam is Evensong, one of the greatest of producing broodmares. He is a brother to the 1943 Hambletonian Stake winner, Volo Song holder of the world's race record for trotting stallions; a trotwhich many good judges believed was on his way to dethrone the trotting, champion Greyhound when was brought to an end by a broken leg, suffered on a half-mile track in his next start after having trotted mile at North Randall. Evensong also produced Twilight Song, winner of the 1937 Kentucky futurity and rated the best of the three-year-olds of that year, although off form and beaten in the Hambletonian. Date Changed For Tami's Go With Woodcock New York, May 4-(AP)-Promoter Mike Jacobs today changed the date of the Tami MaurielloBruce Woodcock fight from May 13 to May 17, the date originally assigned to the lightweight title bout involving New York champion Bob Montgomery and challenger Allie Stolz.

"May 17, a Friday, is the date I originally wanted for the Woodcock fight," Jacobs said, "but when I signed Woodcock it was already filled." Montgomery, recognized as the lightweight champion in New York, was injured in training yesterday, and the fight was indefinitely postponed. Woodcock, British heavyweight champion, now is in training at Bear Mountain, New York. ARMY TRACKMEN WIN. West Point, N. May 4-(AP) -With Herbert McKenley bettering track marks in two events, the University of Illinois team won the quadrangular track and field meet today from Army, Dartmouth and Columbia with 80 points.

Army scored Dartmouth and Columbia 3. The speedy McKenley won the 440-yard dash in 0:48.1 and the 220. in 0:20.8 in his record shattering performances. WEIMER'S BIRD WINS. H.

Weimer, 7411 Clovernook, Mt. Healthy, furnished the winner of the 100-mile pigeon race from Mitchell, to Cincinnati yesterday. A strong wind enabled the winner to travel the distance in one hour and 45 minues. Entry of Paul Adler, 5421 Lester was second, while William Clemens, 709 Mulberry, North College Hill, had the third bird. Fourth place went to John Gaston of Hamilton, Ohio.

BEAUTY Softens Sorrow that's why we send flowers. They speak more comfort than thousand words. SPRAYS AND WREATHS from $5.00 Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere THIS BATE Moral designs .5 E. 4TH ST MA.3662 I James G. Weigand, 24, 1234 Second Reading, shipping clerk, and Joan R.

Broermann, 22, Box 21, Hunt Reading. James R. Fitzpatrick, 23, 505 Laurel Hamilton, Ohio, embalmer, and Eleanor Burnett, 19, Box 402 Main Springdale, stenographer. Adam F. Adrian, 21, 1735 Sutter mechanic, and Virginia 18, 3910 Tappen autorpeague, Avenue.

Charles Pagenhardt, 56, 1319 Spring printing pressman, and Lucy Gudgen, 45, 1227 Walnut pantry girl. Robert J. Harris, 32, Batavia, Ohio, attorney at law, and Jeanette L. Peak, 24, 5742 Adelphia Ave. Harold A.

Gebhard, 25, 2732 Coy clerk, and Bertha Brune, 22, 2310 Rohs St. Jack McDonough, 24, 3956 Marbara Hall, Amberson burg billing, clerk, and Barfile clerk. Harold D. Winkle, 37, 70 Xenia Dayton, Ohio, aircraft mechanic, and Celia M. Bradshaw, 45, Armada minister.

Edwin J. Berninger, 24, 1231 Iliff carpenter, and Betty Branson, 23, 3609 St. Martin secretary. Raymond A. Lohr, 32, 3627 Vine necktie cutter, and Agnes Rennick, 21, 1810 Race textile worker.

Amor H. Mertens, 44, 3948 Race assembler, and White, 27, 1911 Young assembler. William J. Shearer 20, Hamilton, Ohio, millwright, and Pauline Ponder, 18, 239 Southern Ave. Julius C.

Holland, 26, 9872 Douglas Lockland, laborer, and Mary Wilson, 26, 948 Medosh Lockland. Clifford J. Angle, 47, 217 Broadway, metal worker, and Alice Clark Carpenter, 28, 217 Broadway. Walter Marble, 39, 526 Clark butcher, and Irene Marble, 37, 868 Ridgeway factory worker. Benny R.

Mills, 48, 427 Betts tannery worker, and Laurenia Davis, 42, 526 W. Ninth maid. Aloysius J. Hoell, 30, 3959 Glenrose supply man, and Thyra B. Droste, 26, 315 Washington St.

Bernard, clerk. Robert W. Moran, 28, 403 Mohawk truck driver, and Evelyn Schubert, 28, Klotter laboratory technician. Leonard C. Frotscher, 25, 710 Ridgewood Hamilton, Ohio, MEN ABOUT TOWN Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Boston Surgeon To Speak: Dr. Frank H. Lahey, surgeon at the Lahey Clinic, Boston, will address the Academy of Medicine at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Union Central Annex auditorium.

A graduate of Harvard Medical School, Dr. Lahey was appointed to the faculty of Tufts College Medical School, Boston, LAHEY. in 1913 and founded the Lahey Clinic in 1922. Kellogg To Speak: City Manager W. R.

Kellogg will address the Passenger Traffic Club of Cincinnati at its second postwar "Gateway Union Terminal Luncheon" at 12:15 p. m. Saturday at the Terminal. Night Game Is Off; Coal Strike Reason, Nat Chief Explains Washington, May 4-(AP)-The coal strike has caused the Washington Senators to change their first scheduled night game of the 1947 season Monday to a daylight contest. Owner Clark Griffith of the Senators made this announcement today in cooperation with a brown-out lighting order, made to save coal.

The also have night games scheduled with the Cleveland Indians Tuesday and Wednesday. "If the (District of Columbia) Commissioners and want us to Wednesday play games in the afternoon, we'll change those also," Griffith told a reporter. No other night games are scheduled in the American League until May 22, Washington at St. Louis. BEARS SIGN CENTER.

Chicago, 4-(AP)-The Chicago Bears today announced signing of Center Bill Harris, 230-pound player from Auburn, who also attended Alabama and Howard College. Harris, 22, was discharged from service last fall. WEATHER REPORT. Observations made at 7:30 p. m.

(East- ern Standard Time.) ATLANTIC STATES. Temperature. Station. High. 58 Low.

30 Prec. N. Atlantic City, N. 48 46 .07 Jacksonville, Fla. 81 69 .04 Boston, Mass.

55 38 Miami, Fla. 80 69 1.90 New York. N. Y. 53 46 Raleigh, N.

49 43 .19 Washington, D. 49 44 .85 GULF STATES. Atlanta, Ga. 56 52 .32 Worth, 77 Galveston, Texas 85 71 68 4: New Orleans, 83 San Tampa, Antonio, Fla. Texas.

85 82 71 62 MIDDLE STATES. Buffalo, N. 62 37 .36 Chicago, Ill. 45 41 .57 Cincinnati (Airport) 72 55 .39 Cleveland, Ohio 55 42 .59 Columbus, Ohio 65 48 .60 Davenport, Iowa 53 38 .17 Detroit, Mich. 49 44 .07 Duluth, Minn.

41 Grand Rapids, 52 38 .55 Indianapolis. Ind. 63 57 .05 Kansas city, Mo. 65 47 Knoxville, Tenn. 56 58 .13 Little Rock, 69 57 Louisville, Ky.

68 57 .08 Madison, Wisc. 34 36 .42 Memphis, Tenn. 72 58 Minneapolis, Minn. 55 44 .02 Omaha, Nebr. 65 46 Pittsburgh, Pa.

52 39 .20 St. Louis, 58 48 .26 PLAINS STATES. Bismarck, Albuquerque, N. 57 36 N. 64 48 .17 Casper, Wyo.

70 33 Dodge Denver, City, Kan. 77 38 Colo. 77 37 Havre, Mont. 66 32 Huron, S. 58 41 North Platte, 58 39 Oklahoma City, 70 49 WESTERN STATES.

Boise. Idaho 82 49 Los Angeles, 78 Phoenix. Ariz. 98 Salt Lake, 80 San Seattle, Francisco, Wash. 58 Tan equipment tender, and Anna Weidman, 21, 3647 Solar Vista Pl.

Earl H. Jones, 36, 119 West University mechanic, Margaret Tither, 28, 2568 Euclid bookkeeper. Gecrge C. Gilmore, 55, 1410. Vine merchant, and Martha M.

Graham, 57, 3054 Woodburn Ave. Robert Carr, 24, 2020 Lincoln foundry helper, and Inell Perty, 21, 740 N. Leggett Lockland. Pascal Smith, 21, 251 Pike mill worker, and Maudie Spicer, 21, 251 Pike mill worker. Charles W.

Caine II, 33, Cleves, timekeeper, and Rose Robinson, 19, Box 308 Muddy Creek wrapper. Joseph L. Schmidt, 22, 5911 E. Woodmont helper, and Betty Jackson, 19, 1410 Beacon operator. David N.

Gussett, 33, 2653 Dennis bar man, and Eunice Mohr, "Lemuatate. Brown, 27, saleswoman. 923 Curter laborer, and Pearl Hinkston, 32, 312 George Albert R. Eruseman, 22, 3175 Markbreit timekeeper, and Patricia Crady, 17, 3903 Isabella Ave. Robert W.

Staneck. 23, Belleville, N. tool designer, and Elizabeth Tuggle, 23, 118 William Howard Taft stenographer. Norbert B. Wibbelsman, 30, 3520 Bruestle draftsman, and Hilda Hoffman, 24, 3863 Taft Cheviot, clerk.

Ferdinand H. Flick, 31, 3637 Borden draftsman, and Adeline O. Buckrens, 28, 1751 Westwood Ave. Leroy Brunner, 40, 4715 Peabody chemist, and Lavinia Johnson, 22, 3433 Clifton stenographer. Alfred J.

Bernzatt, 37, 2300 Ravine printer, and Henrietta A. Smith, 36, 410 Warner draftsman. James C. Montague, 38, 3856 Reading supervisor, and Lena Allen, 24, 626 Blanche Arlington Heights. Journey's End pa Bauer Apking Bollmer Dougherty Bryk Dunham Burke Burch Freis Campbeil Fryer Gould 80000 3 Cunningham 8 88 send out Thy light and Thy truth.

1946, John Howard Harris. APKING- -John Payid, Apking. Memorial services Ior John David Apking, 7609 Fairpark Carthage. Ohio. king, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Apto be held at Carthage Evangelical Church. 75th and Wayne Carthage, Sunday, May 5, 1946, at 2 p. m. BAUER Lou Bauer, beloved husband of Mae Fanning Bauer, father of Mrs.

Stanley Ivins and Dan L. Bauer, Thursday, May 2, 1946; residence, the Phelps Apartments. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson funeral home, McMillan st. at Upland Sunday from 2 until 10 p.

m. Services Monday, May 6, at 2 p. m. BOLLMER -Herman J. Bollmer, husband of the late Margaret Bollmer, devoted father of Howard, Richard, Clayton, Herman Mary, Martha and Mrs.

Margaret Cullom; residence, 344 Rolef Lockland, Ohio, Friday, May 3, 1946. Friends may call at the Vorhis funeral home, 310 Dunn Lockland, Ohio, Sunday, 3 to 10 p. In, Requiem high mass St. James Church, Wyoming, Ohio, Monday, May 6, 9:30 a. m.

BRUNK-Anna Rogers Brunk, wife of the late Daniel Brunk and mother of Misses Etta, Daisy and Estelle Brunk, Mrs. Roberta Strome, George and Walter Brunk. Friday, May 3, 1946, at residence. 4113 Plainville Madisonville. Friends may call at the residence Sunday.

Services at the residence, Monday, May 6, at 10:30 a. Burial Owensville, Ohio. BRYK-Ida Bryk, beloved wife of Theodore Bryk and devoted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goose of 1717 Fernwood ave.

Notice of funeral later. BURCH-Albert Burch, beloved husband of the late Frances Burch (nee Witte) and beloved father of Mrs. Alberta Toren, Mrs. Marie Kuhl, Dorothy and Elizabeth Burch, Thursday, May 2, 1946, of 4900 Ash Norwood. Funeral Monday, May 6, from the Nurre Bros, funeral home, 3437 Montgomery 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass SS. Peter and Paul Church, Norwood. at 9 a. m.

BURKE -Carolina Burke (nee Wittmer), first anniversary mass Tuesday, May 7, 1946, Sacred Heart Church, 8 a. m. CAMPBELL William P. Campbell, beloved husband of Alice E. Campbell (nee Preston), Saturday, May 4, 1946, at residence, 551 Armory aged 77 years, Funeral from Busse Borgmann mortuary, 1517 Freeman ave.

Due notice of funeral. CUNNINGHAM Delia Cunningham (nee beloved wife of the iate Thomas Cunningham and beloved mother of Mrs. Clifford Burger and Michael Cunningham, Thursday, May 2, 1946, at her residence, 1726 Fairfax ave. Funeral from the Gilligan funeral nome, Woodburn at Lincoln, Monday, May 6. Requiem high St.

Francis de Sales Church, at 9 m. DAY-SCHRENKER Margaret SchenkerDay (nee Miller). devoted mother of Mrs. Thelma Milford. Wolper, Ohio, and Mrs.

Mabel Walter Rosenberger, Schrenker, Thursday, May 2, 1946; residence, 1019 Straight st. Services at Brand Bros. funeral home, 1820 Freeman Monday, May 6, at '2 p. m. DIERS William F.

Diers, beloved husband the late Anna Breitbeil Diers, beloved J. father of Viola and Helen Diers, beloved brother of George, Robert, Walter Diers, Mrs. Amelia Cady. Mrs. John Hoffman and Mrs.

Carl Huettin and brother-in-law of Miss Helen Breitbeil, suddenly, Thursday, May 2, 1946, at his residence, 6653 Dante ave. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening at the Stanley High funeral home, 6546 Montgomery Monday, May 6, 1946. at 2:30 p. m. Springfield, Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland (Ohio) papers please F.

A. M. Lafayette Lodge, No. 81, will meet at at the funeral home Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. DIEGMUELLER Fred Diegmueller, devoted husband of Mary Cavey Diegmueller, beloved father of Jack Diegmueller at and brother ct Mrs.

Theresa Young, Mrs. Rose Wagner, Charles and Jake Dieg2917 mueller, Vaughn Friday, st. May Friends 3, 1946; residence, may call at the Schraffenberger funeral home, 3117 Vine Corryville, Sunday after 3 p. m. Reday, quiem May high mass Holy Name Church, Mon6, at 9 a.

m. Elder Court No. 1700. Sunday, 8 Catholic Order of Foresters services p. m.

DOUGHERTY-Thomas J. Dougherty, beloved husband of Mary Dougherty (nee Haffey) and devoted father of Mrs. Gertrude Dougherty, Boegli. Leo and Walter (Danny) Friday, May 3, 1946, of 602 Delta ave. Funeral from the John Radel Co.

funeral home. 652 State Tuesday, May 7. 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at Christ the King Church, 9:30 a.

m. and loved DUNHAM-Benjamin F. Dunham be- of well Dunham husband of the late Elizabeth Max- 6, and beloved father of Cora and Benjamin Dunham, Friday, May 3. 1946, in his 79th year, at residence. 2542 Kiehborth ave.

Funeral from the Vitt 425 Stermer Fairmount funeral home. 1824 Westwood Monday, May 6, at 2 p. the bins FRYER Clarence Fryer, aged 67 years. passed away on Friday, May 3, 1946, at his home near Falmouth, devoted husband of Mrs. Josie King Fryer and father of Miss Ruth Fryer, Newport, Mrs.

Herbert Wilson of near Falmouth, Ky. Re- May mains Woodhead funeral home. Falmouth. st. Ky.

Funeral Monday, May 6, from the Christian Church. Burial Falmouth, Ky. 9:15 FREIS -Louise Higgins Freis, beloved wife of C. 0. Freis and beloved mother of Robert F.

Freis, at her home, Roanoke. and devoted sister of Mrs. John DuBois Mrs. Cell Quinn and John L. Higgins and the late Edward Higgins of Price Hill and Mrs.

Harry Sturwold Cleveland, Ohio, and Wm. J. Higgins of Roll Detroit, Mich. Do notice of funeral. Charles Fischer, beloved husband of Clara Fischer (nee Rahn) and dear father of Mrs.

Ruth Miller' and Burnet Clara Fischer, Saturday, May 4, 1946, at residence, 923 Orchard Newport, Ky. and Services at Muehlenkamp, Costigan Roll funeral home, 835 York Newport, Tuesday at 2 p. m. GOULD- -Eleanora R. Gould (nee Walker), ter beloved wife of the late John L.

Gould, May devoted mother of Col. Kenneth G. Gould. port, at her residence, 600 Taylor Bellevue. Saturday, May 4, 1946.

Due notice of funeral. HAMILTON Ida M. Hamilton. beloved 1946, sister of Mrs. Helen Hamilton Ackerman and Leroy Hamilton, Friday, May 3, 1946: neral residence.

975 E. McMillan st. Friends may 1:30 call Monday at the Whiting Glandorf funeral home, 3900 Montgomery rd. Serv- may ices Tuesday, morning, May 7, 10 o'clock. Stith Announcements Announcements CENTRAL PARKWAY Progress Through CLIFTON HILLS LANE 1517-1525 FREEMAN AVE.

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CHAS. A. MILLER SONS NORTHSIDE. KI 0040 Journey's End HARTIG- -Eva Hartig, widow of Wenzel Hartig and beloved mother of Mrs. Theresa Leuderalbert of Newport, Mrs.

Regina Alloway of. Indiana, and Mrs. Helen Dowdy of Arizona; Anthony Hartig of Indiana and Harry Hartig of Cincinnati, Ohio, Thursday, May 2, 1946, at the residence of her daughter, 823 Saratoga Newport, aged 83 years. Funeral Monday, May 6, from the J. Radel Co.

funeral home, 822 York at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Stephen Church at 9 a. m.

HOLIDAY George Holiday, husband of Anne Holiday (nee McHugh), Friday, May 3, 1946, at his residence, 3732 Mayfield Price Hill. Funeral from the Gilligan-Siefke funeral home, 3671 Warsaw Monday, May 6. Requiem high mass at St. Lawrence Church, at 9:30 a. m.

HONOLD-John M. Honold, beloved husband of Anna Honold (nee Leisinger), father of Virginia Kanage, beloved brother of Anna Winnes, Louise Staudenmaier, Marie Bader and the late George Honold, Wednesday, May 1, 1946. Funeral Monday, May 6, at Chicago, Ill. HOGAN- -Walter Hogan, beloved husband of Nellie Hogan (nee Wiggins), devoted father of Mrs. Dorothy Startsman; residence, 632 Main Milford, Ohio.

Friday, May 3, 1946. Services at residence Monday, May 6, at 2 p. m. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery, HAMANN-Edward A. Hamann.

County Deputy Auditor, at Mercy Hospital, Hamilton, Thursday, May 2. 1946, aged 70 years. Leaves widow, Gertrude Hamann, three daughters, Mrs. Mark Korb, Mrs. Emmett Hanna, Mrs.

Russell Jones: two sons. Louis J. Hamann and Rev. Edwin Hamann, chaplain in U. S.

Navy, and brother, Louis Hamann. Funeral Monday. May 6, 9:30 a. from the W. F.

Cahill Sons funeral home. Requiem high mass St. Peter Church, 10 a. m. Interment St.

Stephen Cemetery, Hamilton, Ohio. HUNT Charles E. A. Hunt, beloved husband of Clara Hunt, passed Tuesday, April 30, 1946, at late residence. Remains may be viewed Sunday after 1 p.

at 2615 Park ave. Funeral service Monday, May 5, from Metropolitan Baptist Church. Ninth and Cutter 1 p. m. Interment Union Baptist Cemetery.

LAWS- Alice Laws, sister of the late Miss Annic Laws and the late Harry L. Laws and aunt of H. Langdon Laws, Mrs. Stuart B. Sutphin and James L.

Ricketts. her residence, 2321 Park on Friday, May 3. 1945 Funeral services Mon- in Christ Church Chapel, E. Fourth day, May 6, at 10:30 a m. -Max Lietze, aged 70 years, suddenly, Wednesday, May 1, 1946, at residence, 460 Conroy st.

Funeral from the Busse Borgmann Co. Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane. Monday, May 6, at 11 a. m. MERZ -John Merz, aged 53 years, beloved father of Paul, Jack and Bertha Merz, suddenly, Thursday, May 2, 1946.

Funeral from the Busse Borgmann Co. Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Tuesday, May 7, at 2:30 p. m. MILLER -Wanda Miller (nee Jacobi), beloved wife of the late Otto F. Miller and beloved mother of Mrs.

Margaret Abele Charles Miller, Thursday, May 2. 1946. 1223 Republic st. Funeral Monday, May from Nurre Bros. mortuary, 1564 Elm at 11 m.

MOONEY- -Man Mooney, Covington, at her residence, Friday, Scott May 3, 1946, aged 79 years. Services at funeral home of Allison Rose, Robst. and Madison Covington, Monday, May 6. at 2 p. m.

Interment Linden Grove Cemetery. MOORE- Nellie Eagen Moore, beloved wife at of the Thomas J. Moore, Saturday, 4, 1946, at her residence, 503 Milton Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, St. Xavier Tuesday. Church, May at 7.

Requiem high mass a. m. at MYLETT- -Mary Mylett, beloved daughter of the late Michael and Mary Mylett (nee p. McGarrel), Friday, May 3, 1946, Fox' the residence of her niece, Mrs. Mae (nee Brackin).

439 W. Ninth Newport, Ky. Funeral from Muehlenkamp, Costigan funeral home, 835 York Newport, Monday, May 6, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 a.

m. OECHSLIN-Louise wife Frances Otto Oechalin Oeschslin (nee Schaefers), beloved of beloved mother of Mrs. Stanley Stevens, Monday, April 29, 1946. at residence, 1123 N. Fort Thomas Fort Thomas, Ky.

Due to late arrival of daughthe funeral will be held Wednesday, 8, at the Radel funeral home, NewKy. OTTEN- Aaron Otten. beloved father of Mrs. Agnes Otten, Mra. Louella Combs, Ernest and Virgil Otten, Saturday, May 4, at his residence, Gubser's MIll, Campbell County, aged 76 years.

Fufrom the residence, Tuesday, May 7, p. with services at the Flagg Springs Baptist Church, 2 p. m. Friends rd. call after 2 p.

m. Monday. Tharp in charge. In Memoriam Birthday Remembrance Of our devoted daughter, FLORA OLVER BUFFON, who passed away April 1, 1941. God has taken home our darling, Placed her there among the flowers, Taken back the one He lent us To a better home than ours.

She has solved life's wonderful problem, The deepest, strangest, the last, And into the home of the angels With the answer forever has passed. God knew all about us who loved her, How bitter the trial would be, Yet through it all God is lovingFor He knows so much better than we, Sad are the hearts of mother and dad, Yet brave as she'd want us to be, Consoled by the thought of meeting Our darling on the shores of eternity. Sadly Missed by Her Loving Parents, Mother and Daddy Olver. In Loving Memory of our beloved son and brother, NEILL T. STANCHEFF, killed in action May 1, 1945, One sad and lonely year has passed Since our great sorrow fellThe.

shock that we received that day We still remember well! How his life was shed we know not, What his last word, look or thought, Only that he did his duty--Died as he bravely fought! Sadly Missed by His Parents and Sister. In Loving Memory of our beloved parents, JOHN AND CAROLINE HOFF. who passed away May 7, 1925, and May 6, 1928. Loving thoughts, kind and tender, Just to show we still remember! Your Loving Daughters, Mrs. Irene Brooks and Mrs.

Stella Roettger. In Loving Memory of my dearly beloved husband, PFC. RAYMOND B. FOX, who passed away in the Army Hospital, Brisbane, Australia, May 2, 1944. No one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that's borne in silence For the one I loved so well! Sadly Missed by His Wife, Lillian D.

Fox. In Loving Memory of IVIA NOLTE MURPHY, who passed away May 4, 1930. Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory, sad but true, Just the love and sweet devotion From the ones who think of you! Sadly Missed by Your Loving Sister. In Loving Memory of PFC. CHARLES E.

NEIDHARD AND WIFE, LORAINE NEIDHARD (nee Mosteller), who passed away May 6, 1945. lt seems like only yesterday You smiled your very last, We cannot seem to realize That one long year has passed! You said good-by to none, Before we knew it you were gone! We are so lonely now without you, The voice we loved is still, And all that is left in life for usA photograph, a memory and a grave upon hill! They Are Sadly Missed by His Mother, Father, Sisters and Brothers-in-Law, Birthday Remembrance of our beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, LOUISE BLOME, May 2, 1860-May 4, 1944. We watched her suffer day by day, It caused us bitter grief To see her slowly pine away And could not give relief! Her weary hours and days of pain, Her troubled nights are passed, And in our aching hearts we know She has found sweet peace at last! Lovingly Remembered by Daughter, Son-inLaw. Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. Precious Birthday Remembrance of our darling daughter, MARY ELLEN WINTERS.

May 3, 1911-August 11, 1937, Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent is the, voice we loved to hear, Too far away for sight or speech, But not too far for thoughts to reach. Sweet to remember her who once was here, And who though absent, is just as dear! Loving and kind in all her wAys, Upright and just to the end of her days. Sincere and true in heart and mind, Beautiful memories she left behind! Always in Our Hearts, Mother and Dad. In Loving Memory of my, beloved husband, FRED STRICKER, who passed May 2, 1939. Seven years have passed.

Sweet to remember him who once was here, And who, though absent, is just as dear. The echo of his voice, his eyes, his smile Are just as they were, with us all the while. Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife. Seventh Anniversary Requiem High Mass Christ the King Church, May 2, 8 A. M.

In Loving Memory of our darling mother, ELLA SWEET, who passed away May' 3, 1943. Every day brings memories, Every memory brings a tear; Deep in our hearts we cherish Thoughts of our darling mother, The one we loved SO dear. Sadly Missed by Your Daughter and Sonin-Law, Alice and Charles Smith, In Loving Memory of our beloved mother and grandmother, MRS. LOUISE DORMAN, who. passed away May 1, 1942.

Oft we think of you, dear Mother, And our hearts are sad with pain-Oh, this world would be a heaven Could we hear your voice again! You wore a crown of patience As you struggled on and on, A faithful one, so kind and true, Dear Mother, how we long for you! Sadly Missed by Children and Grandchildren. In Loving Memory of our beloved wife and ALICE MILLER, who passed away May 3, 1944, It seems like only yesterday You smiled your very last We can hardly seem to realize That two long years have passed! Sometimes it is hard to understand Why somethings have to be-But in His wisdom God has planned Beyond our power to see! Your loging husband and devoted children. In Loving Memory of nu beloved husband and father, HERSCHEL V. SHROYER, who passed away May 3, 1943, A voice precious we one loved from is us is stilled- gone A place is vacant in our home, Dad, Which never can be filled. Lovingly remembered by your wife, children and grand children.

In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father, FRANK MICHELS, who passed away May 5. 1945, It seems like only yesterday You smiled your very lastWe can hardly seem to realize That one long year has passed! Sadly Missed by His Wife and Children. First anniversary' mass Green Hills, 9:30 a. Sunday, May 5. In Loving Memory of our beloved daughter.

PATRICIA LYNN KENDALL, Born December 12, 1944-May 1, 1945. In God's garden free from pain Where grow the fairest flowers We know that we shall meet again This fairest bloom of ours! Sadly missed by her parents and sisters. In Loving Memory of my dearly beloved husband, WILLIAM KISKER, May 5, 1940. God took him home, it was His will, But in my heart he liveth still. Sadly Missed by His Wife, Elizabeth.

In Loving Memory of my dearly beloved husband, VALENTINE MENKE, who passed away May 5, 1941, The call was sudden, the shock severe, I little thought such grief was near! Only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell! Your Loving Wife, Carrie. Birthday Remembrance of VERNE G. VAN FOSSEN, born May 9, 1909-died November 10, 1943. Although we cannot clasp your hand, Your face we cannot see, Just let this little token show We always think of you. Sadly Missed by Your Loving Wife and Daughter.

Birthday Remembrance' To our dear grandson and nephew, PVT. JAMES J. SIEMER, born May 4, 1926 killed in action March 15, 1945. Sadly Missed by Grandma Toerner and In Memoriam Journen's (End Piatt Siebl Pope Thompson Popp Van Camp Rawe White Ryan Smith Wrenecke Schmitz Wootery 0 send out Thy light and Thy truth. 1946, John Howard Harris.

WHITE- -W. Clarence White, beloved husband of Louise White (nee Hecker) and brother of Morrow White and Mrs. Russell Hamilton, Saturday, May 4, 1946; restdence, 3020 Murdock ave. Funeral services Tuesday, May 7, at 1. p.

m. from the Dalbert Dunkman funeral home, Glenway and Rosemont aves. Friends may call Monday after 1 p. m. Burial Lebanon, Ohio.

Buddie C. Woolery, beA loved son Bert and Nettie Sparks Woolery and beloved brother of E. T. Soden, Mrs. James Makras, Mrs.

Clarence Grathwohl, Bernetta, Mary and Bettie Woolery, Sunday, April 28, 1916, at Crows Landing, in his 19th year. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons funeral home, Hamilton ave. at Knowlton Northside, on Sunday after p.

m. Funeral services Monday, May 6, at 2 p. m. War Veteran. World War I Veteran.

Card of Thanks Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our most sincere and heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all our many friends, relatives and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the great loss of our dearly beloved husband as and father, FRANK BAUR. Especially do we wish to thank the clergy from St. George Church, Dr. Flynn for his sincere efforts, Elder Council, K.

of St. Anthony's Men Society and the Typographical Union for their service and their kindnesses; all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets and also the Riedlinger funeral directors for their very kind and courteous direction of the services. The Bereaved Wife and Son. Card Of Thanks. It is our desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us in the great loss of our dearly beloved mother and grandmother, MARGARET THROENLE nee BOEHM.

In particular do we thank Rev. Father Odo and assistant of St. Clement Church for their kindness and impressive requiem, St. Elizabeth Married Ladies Society, Ladies Auxiliary, K. of St.

John, No. 103, Third Order of St. Francis, Legion of Mary and St. Aloysius Orphan Society, all for their attendance and services, all donors of the many floral and spiritual offerings, and Frank W. Imwalle and staff of The Imwalle Memorial for their efficient' and courteous services.

The Bereaved Children. Card Of Thanks. I wish to express my sincere and heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all my relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown me in the great loss of my beloved husband, NICHOLAS DRESCHER. In particular am I grateful to Rev. Schnake for his consoling words, all the donors of the many floral offerings and cards of sympathy and also the Stanley High funeral directors for their most courteous and efficient funeral arrangements.

The Bereaved Wife, Emma Drescher. Card Of Thanks. Our most sincere and heartfelt thanks and appreciation is desired to be extended to all our many friends, relatives and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown to us in the great loss of our beloved mother, MARY E. MORAN. Especially are we grateful to Father Alfred Hanses for' his many visits, all donors of the many beautiful spiritual and floral bouquets and also the John J.

Radel Co. funeral directors for their very kind and courteous direction of the services. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. While our hearts are filled with sorrow we are not unmindful of our many friends, relatives and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the great loss of our beloved husband and daddy, LAWRENCE CASPER SCHULTZ.

Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Father Moorman for his consoling message, the Schneider grocery clerks and customers for their kindness, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets and also the Busse Borgmann Co. funeral directors for their very kind and efficient management of all the funeral arrangements. Sadly Missed by Bereaved Wife and Children, Card Of Thanks. While our hearts are filled with sorrow we are not unmindful of our many friends, relatives and shown neighbors in for the the kindness loss sympathy us great of our beloved husband and father, HARRY EIMER.

Especially do we wish to thank Rev. E. J. Neumann for his impressive words, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and cards of sympathy and also the B. J.

Meyer funeral directors for their very kind and courteous direction of the funeral. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. Our sincere appreciation is extended to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the sympathy shown on the death of our beloved daughter and sister, LAVINA HESS. We especially desire to thank the Rev.

Earl F. Schottke for his consoling words and also the nurses of St. Mary Hospital for their kindness. The Bereaved Mother, Sister and Brothers. Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the great loss of our beloved mother, LOUISA EHLE. Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Fred Riley and Dr. E. P.

Fromm, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and cards of sympathy and also the Peter Rebold Sons, funeral directors. The Bereaved Sons and Daughters. Card Of Thanks. We desire to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors during the bereavement and loss of our father and husband, MR. CHARLES BISCHOFF.

Especially do we wish to thank the donors of the spiritual and floral offerings, the priest at St. Bonaventure. Church and Rev. Father Goeckler and Henry H. Grueter Son for the efficient manner In conducting the funeral.

The Bereaved Wife and Children. In Memoriam In Loving Memory of our beloved mother and grandmother, GENEVIEVE MARINO. who passed away May 6, 1944. We have only your memory, mother, To remember our whole lives throughBut the 'eweetness will linger forever, As we treasure the memories of you! Loving Children and Grandchildren. In Loving Memory of my dearly beloved husband, PATES FOURGEREL, who passed away May 5, 1944.

Surrounded by friends, I am lonesomeIn the midst of my joys, I am blueWith a smile on my face I am heartbroken. Longing, dear Pates, for you. Your Loving Wife, Mabel (Barney) Fourgerel. In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father, JOSEPH BAKER, who passed away May 9, 1942. As we loved him, so we miss him; In our memory he is nearLoved, remembered, longed for alwaysBringing many a silent tear! Sadly Missed by Wife and Children.

In Loving Memory of our beloved wife and mother, LILLIAN WADLINGER, who passed away May 3, 1945, We who loved you sadly miss you, As it dawns another year; In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are always near! Sadly Missed by Her Husband and Family. Birthday Remembrance of our beloved husband and father, LESTER HALL, May 5, 1898-February 24, 1946. Gone is the face we loved 80 dear. Silent is the voice we loved to hearToo far away for sight or speech, But not too far for thoughts reach! Sweet to remember him who once was here, And who, though absent, is just as dear! Sadly Missed by His Wife In Loving Memory OF, our MINNIE dear WISBY, mother, who passed away May 5, 1945. On We this have day missed a year ago you but it passed away God' you so, was will that you go.

The call wag sudden, the shock severe, Little did we know such grief was near, You bade no one A. last farewell, You said goodbye to none, Your loyal heart had ceased to beatBefore we knew it you were gone Sometimes it is hard to understand Why some things have to be, But in His wisdom God has planned Beyond our power to see. In all the world we cannot find A heart so wonderful and so kind; So soft a voice, so sweet a smile, A1182 An inspiration so worth-while; A sympathy so true, SO deep, It seemg like only yesterday A love so beautiful to keep. 01 You smiled your very last, We cannot seem to realize that One so good has passed. And as years go on and on.

But Friends may do think the wound is healed, little they know the sorrow and the pain within concealed, Sadly Missed by All Your Children, Grand. children and Great-Grandchildren. Birthday Remembrance 3501 Of our beloved daughter and sister, ARr VIOLET LATSCHA, 12.88 May 5, 1920-May 28, 1943. We loved you, no tongue can tell How much we loved you and how well331 God loved you, too, and thought it best To take you home with Him to rest! We have only your memory, Violet, 1 To remember our whole lives through, 6 But the sweetness will linger forever As we treasure the memories of you! AT Loving Mother, Dad, Sisters and Brothers, In Loving Memory 0 Of our beloved brother, 11838 W. Mack Johnson Home McMILLAN and UPLAND PLACE WOodburn 0474-0475 Schaefer Busby Formerly with WILTSEE, Inc.

24 W. 9th St. CH 0932 Clarence A. inc FUNERAL HOME 9413 Clifton Ave. AVes 4848 J.

J. SULLIVAN CO. Bradford J. Sullivan, Director 1336 E. McMILLAN at BELL PL.

WO 0133. TREDWAY Funeral Home Established 1892. Norwood, Ohio 2131 Cameron Ave. ME 0311. GEO.

H. ROHDE SON AIR-CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOME. Linwood and Delta Ave. EAst 0404. Hodapp Funeral Homes Hamilton at Elkton.

7401 Vine Kirby 1040. VA 0805 WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNERAL HOME, 3026 MADISON RD. JE 0105 Bamber Funeral Home, Inc. JOHN W. BAMBER-ROBERT BAMBER 2011 Woodburn Ave.

WO 1440. Journey's (End Hamilton Mooney Hartig Moore Holiday Mylett Honold Oechslin Miller Otten Mers Overberg 0 send out Thy light and Thy truth. 1946, John Howard Harris. OVERBER Elizabeth Overberg Overberg, beloved hus(nee Bieger), devoted father of Mrs. Lillian Altevers, Mrs.

Helen Spitzig, Sister Dorothea, S. U. Mrs. Antoinette Fisher and Edwin and Wilfred Overberg, Thursday, May 2, 1946, at his late residence, 2819 Scioto in his 76th year. Funeral services Monday, May 6, from the Paul E.

Frederick funeral home, 18 Calhoun at 8:45 a. m. Requiem high mass St. George Church at 9 a. m.

PIATT-Eugene Carroll Piatt, beloved nusband of Susan Coe Piatt and brother of Mrs. Schuyler Tunstall Lockwood, Mrs. Bruce Randall Morton, Charles Edward J. and Frank J. Piatt, Saturday, May 4, 1946, at his home, Commonwealth Erlanger, Ky.

Funeral from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Schuyler Tunstall Lockwood. Florence, Tuesday, May 7. at 8:30 with requiem high mass at St.

Paul Church, Florence, at 9 a. m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. PLUMLY-Pearl Plumly (nee Chamberlain), beloved wife of Clarence J.

Plumly and mother of George and Harriett Plumly, at her residence, Loveland. Ohio, Friday, May 3, 1946. Funeral from Tufts funeral home, Loveland, Ohio, Monday, May 6, at 2 p. m. Eastern Star services, Sunday evening.

8 o'clock. (Ohio) and Washington C. H. (Ohio) papers please POPE -Roy A. Pope, beloved husband of Frieda Deutshbein Pope, suddenly, Thursday, May 8371 2, 1946, in his 54th year: Hartwell.

residence, Woodbine Friends may call at the Hodapp funeral home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Sunday, May 5, after 2 p. m. Funeral services Monday, May 6, at 2 p. m. F.

A. Carthage Lodge No. 573, will hold services Sunday at 8 p. m. POPP--Phillip T.

Popp, beloved husband of the late Martha Popp (Nee Haller), at his residence, 1016 W. 19th Covington, Thursday, May 2, 1946, aged 77 years. Services Monday, May 6, at the Tohn N. Middendorf funeral home, 917 Main Covington, at 2 p. m.

Interment Highland Cemetery. RAWE George J. Rawe, beloved husband of the late Mary Rawe (nee Lageman), Friday, May 3, 1946, at his residence, 21 Arcadia Hyde Park. Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln Tuesday, May 7. Requiem high mass St.

Mary Church at 9 a. m. -John Ryan, beloved husband Alice. Ryan (nee McManus), brother of Mrs. Anne Keane, Saturday, May 4, 1946.

at St. Theresa Home, Silverton. Requiem high mass St. Theresa Chapel. Tuesday, May 7.

at 9 a. m. Friends may call at St. Theresa Home, Monday, after 2 p. m.

SCHMITZ Schmitz, 48 years old, husband of Katherine von Garrell Schmitz, died at his residence in Dearborn County. Thursday, May 2, 1916. Funeral Monday, May 6, 9 a. at St. Peter Church, St.

Peter's, Ind. SIEHL-Ruth Siehl (nee Gardiner), Columbus, Ohio; beloved wife of Dr. Donald Siehl, formerly of 3002 Montana Cincinnati, Ohio, Friday, May 3, 1946, at Paris, Ill. Funeral services at Huntsville, Monday, May 6, 1946. SMITH Flora McIvor Smith, wife of Charles W.

Smith, mother of Col. Judson W. Smith, Saturday. May 4, 1946. Services the Methodist Home for the Aged, 5343 Hamilton Tuesday, May 7, at 10 a.

m. SCHERRA MILLIE BUTEN SCHERRA, beloved wife of Frank L. Scherra of Silverton, Ohio, Thursday. May 2, 1946, following a long illness. Friends may call the Stanley High funeral home, 6546 Montgomery Sunday from 2 to 10 m.

Interment Monday, May 6, at the convenience of the family. THOMPSON -Anna Thompson, beloved wife of Nathan E. Thompson; residence, 10085 Grandview Woodlawn, Ohio, Friday, May 3, 1946. Friends may call at the Vorhis funeral home, 310 Dunn Lockland, Ohio. Monday, 3 to 10 p.

m. Services Tuesday, May 7, at the Lockland Baptist Church. 1:15 D. VAN CAMP Jeannette Van Camp (nee Trester), beloved wife of Louis B. Van Camp, Saturday, May 4, 1946, at residence, 725 Burr Oak Winton Place.

Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons funeral home, Hamilton ave. at Knowlton Northside, on Monday after 3 p. m.

Funeral services Tuesday, May 7, at 2 p. m. Epworth Council No. 144. D.

of will hold services Monday at 7 p. m. WIENECKE -Rosa C. Wienecke (nee Ries), widow of Henry Wienecke, devoted mother of Oscar and George Wienecke. Saturday, May 4, 1946: residence, Sheed Funeral from Rebold funeral home, 3700 Glenmore ave.

at Mozart, Cheviot, Ohio, Tuesday, May 7, at 10 a. m. JOHN L. MONDARY, who passed away May 6, 1945. Your gentle face and patient smile, With sadness we recallYou had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all.

those We miss you now, our hearts are sore, As times goes by we miss you more; Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant place! 183 Sadly Missed by His Sisters and Brothers In Loving Memory Pa: Of our beloved brother and uncle, GEORGE F. ILGENFRITZ A 6 PA who passed away May 7, 1943.07 Sad and sudden was the call dot Of one so dearly loved by all. God took him home, it was His will, 432 But in our hearts he liveth still! His life was earnest, his actions kind, A generous hand and an active mind; Anxious to please, loathe to offend, A loving brother, a faithful friend! Sadly Missed by Your Loving Sister, Broth er-in-Law, Nieces, Brother and Sister-InLaw. In Loving Memory Of our beloved mom, ROSA. MERTENS, who passed away May 2, 1944.

We watched her suffer day by day, 19114 It caused us bitter grief oral To see her slowly pine away And could not. give relfef! The weary hours and days of paln, 1.3 st The troubled nights are passed, And in our aching hearts we know She has found sweet rest at last! 10 Sadly Missed by Her Children and Grande children. In Loving Memory BARES Of my beloved sister, 1410 MAY HARRINGTON, who passed away April 30, 1945. More and more each day I miss her, Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know the heartaches That lie within my heart concealed! Sadly Missed by Her Brother, Walter In Loving Memory of our dearly beloved mother, NETTIE HOHNECKER, who passed away May 7, 14 Peaceful be thy rest, dear Mother, It is sweet to breathe thy In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same. AIDA Sadly Missed by Her Sons and Daughter: In Loving Memory 9 134 Of my beloved sister, a GERTRUDE J.

LAGEMANN, ALl who died May 3, 1921. Just a token of love's devotion That my heart still yearns for you! Marie Societies and Lodges a F. A. M. LAFAYETTE: LODGE, NO.

81, officers will assemble at the Stanley High funeral home, 6546 Montgomery Sunday, May 5, 8 p. mo. to pay our last respects and conduct the funeral services for our BROTHER, LIAM F. DIERS. WILLIAM S.

STORY, Sec'y. RALPH E. CORS, W. MAN Miscellaneous Notices com BECKER CLOTHES, INC. ALWAYS THE LATEST STYLES.

3070 AT FACTORY PRICES. 114-116 W. Fifth St. Corner Vine at Eighth BECKER ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Electric Light and Power Wiring Work, 5 1600 Walnut Corner Liberty DRIVING TO SEATTLE, NEED 2 MALE PASSENGERS.

CALL ME 9704. 9 DRIVING to Seattle, week of May can take 3 passengers to share driving and expense. SY 8832. FIRST-CLASS BEAUTY SERVICE given, by graduating students under expert supervision. Very reasonable charges, MARINELLO SCHOOL, 128 E.

Sixth CHerry 6047. Hours 9 to 3 daily. WHEN BUYING REMEMBER YOUR Vh4 Furniture and Household Furnishings VISIT AND Wendelken-Simminger co. An Uptown Furnishing Store 1625 Vine, Above Liberty. We Solicit Your Charge Account.

PA 3993, GRADUATION GIFT CT MOTHER'S DAY GIFT: ANY MAGAZINE 3 SUBSCRIPTION--FREE GIFT CARD. CINTI. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY, (A2 ROOM 305, 519 MAIN ST. PA 4096. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other, than myself.

BETA LESLIE F. ELLIOTT, 423 Klotter Ave.on ON AND AFTER this date I will not" be. responsible for any debts contracted, bY anyone other than myself. Stickrod. 2110 Spring Grove Cincinao nati.

Ohio. AN OHIO "PEP" FUEL OIL 03 KEENAN OIL AND FUEL CO. WO 1250. Lost and Found RING -White gold, with heart-shaped diamond in center, 1 small on each sides left in ladies' room at Yorkshire Club, evening of May more sentiment than value; liberal reward. HI 7122.

LADY'S WRIST WATCH Elgin; lost in Clifton. Call UN 1777. Reward, LOST SUITCASE on Highway 27 between 3. 7 p. m.

and 8 p. m. Friday evening, be- tween Eaton and Hamilton: contains Army discharge paper and other valuable papers and clothing. Finder please notify Hamilton, a Police Dept. IT LOST -Brown leather billfold containing $80, numerous papers and cards.

Lost in Yellow Cab or in the vicinity of 3800 Glenway Ave. Name of owner on cards. Liberal reward. Phone GR 2395 or WA 3788. IT! LOST--Book of Music; number 565 on cover: belonging, to May Festival on Island; at 12th and Vine Wednesday nigat: reward.

WO 0407. LOST Wristwatch; owners name on back: between Carrel St. and Delta East! End; liberal reward. James C. Stump, 4101 Airport Rd.

Telephone EA 9775. LOST -Envelope containing films and origginal copies of GIs. Return to Queen City Photo Shop, Sixth and Walnut Sts. Reward. Lost about a month ago.

LOST--Small brown grip; if broken in fall from running board, please return contents valued only to owner. Reward. BR 1090 M. LOST -Billfold, tan, containing about $30: Brady cab or Christ Hospital, Wednesday evening: reward. PA 3307.

LOST- -Set upper false teeth. Return to 1708 State Ave. Reward. GR 3936.. Bill Saturday morning.

Finder please phone EA 4392, Reward. LOST -Package containing fancy work, on Clifton-Ludlow car; reward. ME 6322. Colored umbrella; Clifton-Ludlow LOST, Saturday morning. Call UN 2574.0 REWARD Lady's watch, Sunday evening.

downtown Cincinnati. Lookout House. 0600. 6. 21.

CO 0416 or MA STRAYED White female cat from 22 WON McMillan Corner Friday. Answers to Jo. Phone PA 5128. Reward. UMBRELLA LOST- -Man's, Woolworth's, keepsake, initial F.C.M.C.G.; reward.

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