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Pickens, a figure known to Colerain school children ever since he opened his confection shop across from the school in 1927, died Friday at his home, 4858 Springdale Rd. He was 75 years old. In addition to being the friend of two generations of Mr. Pickens schoolchildren who crossed the street to his store during free moments, Mr. Pickens was also one of the first Colerain bus drivers.

He ended 27 years of bus driving in 1955. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Louise Foley Pickesn, and a son, Louis Pickens, both of Colerain Township; six sisters, Mrs. Blanche Amiot, Darrtown, Mrs. Myrtle McKee, Oxford, Luella Cates, Millville, Mrs.

Thelma Crawford, Dunlap, Mrs. Esta Mae Schiering, Bevis, and Mrs. Frieda Breese, Ross; five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services will be 11 a. m.

Tuesday at the Neidhard Funeral Home, Mt. Healthy, and burial will be in Arlington Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be from 4 to 10 p. m. Monday at the funeral home.

Walter Schafer In Colerain Children's Pal Dies Services for Walter Schafer, 83, a city fireman for 32 years before his retirement, will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the Witt-Good and Kelsch Funeral Home, Oakley. Mr. Schafer, who lived at 3541 Columbia East End, died Friday at Booth Memorial Hospital, Covington.

Mr. Schafer, was credited with saving the lives of 13 people in 1904. A runaway team of horses pulling a coach loaded with passengers headed for excavation of the First National Bank Building at Fourth and Walnut. Mr. Schafer ran into the street and pulled the horses to a halt, saving the lives of all on board.

Mr. Schafer, was a member of the Firemen's Protective Association. He is survived by a son, Gilbert Schafer; a brother, Albert Schafer, and a grandKenneth Schafer, all of Cincinnati. Friends may call at the funeral tomorrow from 4 to Burial will be home, at Spring Grove Cemetery. Ann Froendhoff Mrs.

Ann Froendhoff, 86, died yesterday at her home, 3526 Pembroke Hyde Park. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Whitmire, of the home address, a sister, Mrs. Minnie Leen, and a brother, George Heiss, both of Dayton. Ohio, and a granddaughter.

Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday at St. Church, 123 E. 13th St.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Ronald J. Gaines Services will be held 1 for Ronald Jones Gaines, at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday in the Central Baptist Church, 2608 Kempler Ln.

Mr. Gaines died Wednesday as a result of injuries suffered in a traffic accident in Washington, D. C. He was 19. He is by his parents, Mr.

Mason survived, Gaines and two sisters, Rosella and Marilyn Gaines, of 3132 Niagara St. Burial will be in Arlington Memorial Gardens, Mt. Healthy. George Kleeman George E. Kleeman, 67, died yesterday at his home, 6256 Cary College Hill.

Mr. Kleeman had been in the electrical appliance bustness. He retired year. He was a member of Clovernook Country Club. He is survived by his wife, Ann Kleeman, and his mother, Mollie Kleeman, Cincinnati.

Services will be at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday at the Miller Funeral Home, Northside. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow after 4 p. m.

Burial will be at Spring Grove Cemetery. Boy Caught Screams Of Victim Foil Purse Theft It was conscience not crime -that didn't pay yesterday for a juvenile purse snatcher. Police said a 17-year-old Avondale boy grabbed a purse from an automobile driven by Wilda Ballard, 20, 2117 Cathedral Norwood when she attempted to turn around in a Middleton Avenue bus loop. He ran. Miss Ballard screamed.

The boy returned to the car and threw the purse back in, but kept a wallet. Miss Ballard kept screaming. Back came the boy. This time he kept $5 and threw back the wallet. Miss Ballard still screamed.

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in of for J. 205 pigeon. 10 11, 3, or our in Brief THE NATION Justice Found Guilty Of Taking Bribe New York State Supreme Court Justice J. Vincent Keogh was found guilty Saturday night of taking a $22,500 bribe to obstruct justice. Elliott Kahaner, former chief assistant U.

S. attorney in Brooklyn, also was convicted of taking a $12,500 bribe. The same verdict returned against the third defendant. racketeer Antonio (Tony Ducks) Carollo, who helped raise the bribe money. Justice Keogh, 56, turned ashen.

He leaned on a table to steady himself. The conviction means that he automatically faces disbarment as a lawyer--and the right to sit any more as a justice. He has been on the bench since January 1, 1951, and his term--at $34,500 a -was to run to the end of 1964. He will be sentenced, with his co-defendants, on July 17. Each faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine from Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld.

Space Nuclear Blast Opposed Sir Robert Watson-Watt, a pioneer in the development of radar, yesterday warned a scientific meeting against American plans to explode a nuclear device in a radiation belt that surrounds the Earth. "Even in physics, it is undesirable that technological fools should rush in where scientific angels fear to fly," he said in reference to U. S. plans to set off a nuclear in the Van Allen Belt. The Van Allen Radiation Belt is composed of ionized particles in the outer atmosphere which, surround the Earth extending a distance of 35,000 miles.

Speaking to persons at a "Scientists on Survival" soul meeting in New York, Sir Robert protested "launching a heavy-handed attack on the Van Allen Belt by methods whose consequences are beyond reasonable forecast and which might prove irreversible in the long or in the short run." Sir Robert said: "It is, in matters such as these, that this cautious Scot finds himself in severe discord with, and indeed in sharp hostility to, the brash American--or should I say, the brash Pentagonist." WORLD -WIDE Security Guards Irk De Gaulle President Charles de Gaulle neared the end of a fourday swing through Eastern France at Besancon, irritably protesting the presence of 5000 guards protecting him against any Secret Army Organization assassination attempt. With gendarmes and security police lurking behind trees, bushes and hedges all along his route, Mr. de Gaulle was reported to have snappped to aides: "'This is a superfluous piece of showmanship." But Interior Minister Roger Frey, who accompanied the President, took no chances with Mr. de Gaulle's safety. It was the biggest security force ever assigned to Mr.

de Gaulle, and followed De Gaulle discovery of another assassination plot this week, the third in less than a year. WASHINGTON U.S. Fights For Negro Teacher The government brought suit yesterday to force reinstatement of a Negro school teacher in Greene County, who it charged was fired for trying to register to vote. Atty. Gen.

Robert F. Kennedy announced filing of the suit in Federal Court in Jackson, seeking re-employment of Ernestine Denham' Talbert for the 1962-63 school year. The suit asked for an injunction to require that the Greene County School Board reinstate the teacher and offer her a teaching contract for the coming year. The suit alleged that she was dropped from employment as an apparent result of her efforts to register to vote and her testimony about those efforts in a civil rights suit. Glitter Fades Calumet City's Sin Strip Loses To Suburban Respectability CALUMET CITY, June 16 (UPI) Calumet City's "Sin Strip" was the quietest place in town today.

Also the dullest. While girls" and strip tease dancers in Washington testified of the wide open goings-on in "Cal City's" girlie joints, the business of organized vice was dragging back home on honkytonk row. "Sin Strip" is a stretch of two blocks along Calumet City's State Street just beyond the South Chicago city. limits. night, it's a blaze of neon lights flashing the charms of "Tawny Tremaine.

The Atomic Missile" and "Cynthia The Body." By day, it's a tawdry line of one and one and a half story clip joints squeezed together like a row of dominoes. The night time glitter looks very tired and very faded. And business is bad. At the Folles Bergere, hangout of 'Tawny Tremaine," four girls sat listlessly at the bar. They didn't approach the customers.

In the old days a "Cal City" customer had B-girl at his side the moment he stepped in the door. But the girls at the Folles Bergere seemed afraid to put on the hard sell. The manager of the "Show Club" paced about disconsolately, 'his hands behind his back. Every now and then he picked up a microphone and announced the latest in a string of strippers. He didn't seem to have his heart in it.

You could hear a pin drop on the bar room floor. Time was when the action on State Street was so fast and furious that the saloon owners had to use guide ropes to steer the suckers in and out. Everything was on sale on "Sin Strip" and policemen stayed away from the row. Any officer who tried to make an arrest was generally asking for a beating up. The town's reputation spread so that even now Sunday Business Complaint Filed Walter Nacey, manager of the Ontario Discount House, will face Judge Paul J.

Gilday Tuesday night in Fairfax Court on a charge of operating the store in violation of Ohio's Sunday closing laws. Hamilton County Deputy Sheriff Pat Molloy served the warrant on Mr. Nacey on a complaint filed by Mrs. Roberta White, 10657 Chelmsford Forest Park. Her accusation said store, 5245 Ridge Pleasant Ridge, was open and doing business on a Sunday.

Journeg's End ADAMS James beloved father of Mrs. Gloria Tucker, dear son of Mrs. Emma Hogg, dear brother of the late Anna Jones, William Adams, Mary Jenkins, Floe Munger, passed away Thursday. June 14, in Dallas, age 54 years. Funeral Monday.

June 18 from the Riedlinger-Lemen Funeral Home, 19 Green P. M. Friends may call Sundav. 4 to 9 P. M.

Interment, New London Cemetery. Shandon, Ohio. ANDERSON Luella (nee Bradley), beloved wife of the late John F. Anderson, dear mother of Kenneth Anderson, Mrs. Helena Mullikin, dear sister of Mrs.

Mollie T. Reeves, grandmother of Mrs. Meyer Senchyshyn, residence, 2842 Madison Covington, Saturday, June 16, 1962, age 88 years. Services Tuesday, June 19, at the Henry Linnemann Sons Funeral Home, 25-27 E. 11th at 2 P.

M. Interment Highland Cemetery. Visitation, Monday, 2 to 9 P. M. ATKINSON Minnette B.

(nee, Emmett), wife of T. the late Frederick Atkinson, beloved mother of Mrs. Marit Willis, Mrs. Gleta Cremers, Mrs. Richard Tyler and Lisie Atkinson: also five grandchildren and six great grandchildren; Friday.

June 15, 1962, residence. 6609 Bantry Kennedv Heights. Services Monday, June 18 at the convenience family. (No calling hours Sunday.) Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood, in charge of arrangements. BALL Oscar, beloved husband of Zella Whitaker Ball, father of Hubert and Ralph Ball, brother of Zuider Ball and Lucy Durham: passed suddenly Saturday, June 16, 1962, residence, 3736 Hauck age 65.

Also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends may call Monday. June 18. at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 10980 Reading Sharonville, from to 6 P. and after 7 P.

M. Services will held Tuesday at 10:30 A. M. BECKER Julia Anna Marte, beloved wife Charles H. Becker, dear mother of James C.

Becker, sister of Katherine Marte, Mrs. Man Beam, Mrs. Eda Wills, William, Joseph and Oswald Marte, grandmother of Charles E. and Larry Becker, Friday, June 15, 1962. residence, 4244 Vine St.

Friends may call et the Baiter and Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Clifton, Sunday. 4 to 9 P. M. Services, Monday, June 18, at 2 P. M.

BRAUCH William beloved husband of Anna Brauch (nee Hoffman. devoted father of William Brauch and Mrs. S. Charles (Marianne) Schlesinger, dear brother of Sister Marie Suzanne C. D.

Melbourne, Joseph Aloysius S. end Lawrence Brauch and nephew of Miss Caroline Brauch, Saturday, June 16, 1962, residence. 735 Monroe Newport, Ky. Friends may call at the Betz Funeral Home, 23 E. Sixth Newport, Monday, 4 to 9 M.

Church, Requiem High Mass. Stephen Tuesday, June 19. at A. M. Interment, St.

Stephen Cemetery. Member St. Stephen Holy Name Society, Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Stephen Court, will hold service day, 7:30 P. M.

BROUGHTON Dr. John H. Broughton, survived also by five grandchildren, Thursday. 14. 1962, residence, 2109 Harrison Ave.

Funeral service Monday, 10:30 A. M. from the Delbert Mortuary, Glenway and Rosemont Aves. Friends may call Sundev. to 9 P.

Cheries beloved husband Viola Broughton (nee Fischer), devoted father of Dr. Charles end BROWNING Earl husband of the late paret Applegate Browning, devoted father of Mrs. Maria Ries and Earl L. Browning, brother of Mrs. Lucy Shanks, Mrs.

Carrie Conklin, Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. Hazel Pence, prandfather of Carolyn and Kathryn Ries, Cynthia, Barbers and Sandra Browning, residence, Mauds, Friday. June 15, 1962. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 310 Dunn Lockland, Sunday, 6 10.

M. 9 Service, Monday. June 18. at 1:15 P. at the Pilgram Holiness Church, Mauds.

Ohio. CARROLL Mary Lucille, beloved daughter of the late Thomas and Ellen Burke Carroll, and sister of Mark and Thomas B. Carroll: Saturday. June 16. 1962, et her residence.

64 William Howard Taft Rd. Funeral from the Gilligan Funeral Home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Tuesdav. June 19. Requiem High Mass at Holy Name M. Friends call Monday after 4 P.

M. CLIFTON Maggie, beloved sister of Mrs. Nova Handschiegl and Mrs. Mae Ellis, Saturday, June 16, 1962, residence, 2129 Storrs St. Friends may call at the John Radel Funeral Home, 652 State Monday from 4 until M.

Service and interment Wednesday, at Owenton, Ky. CROSS (Deacon) Talvage 747 Jackson Ave Lincoln Heights, beloved bend of Cross (nee Davis, beloved father of Lee Andrew, Milton, James, Charles, William Henry, Taivage Cross Jr. beloved brother of James Roosevelt, Edward Cross, Mrs. Mamie Catwright of Cincinnati, Mrs. Carrie Hall, Mrs.

Warline Causwell Mrs. Chancie Cross, Mrs. Babel Hell Mrs. Mildred Cross of Canastota. beloved grandfather of Lee Andrew Rita.

Jeri Lynn, Patricia, Juday and Antriotta Cross, passed away June 1962, Speers Hospital. Friends call at Battle Sons Funeral Home, 543 Rockdale Sunday, June from to 10 P. Monday, June 18 from 3 to 10 Tuesday, June 19 from 9 10 10:55 A. Union Baptist Church. Funeral Tuesdev, June 19, 11 A.

M. from Union Baptist Church, Richmond and Mound St. Interment, Union Bantist Cemetery. DEIMLING David Paul, dear son of Paul end Ruth Deimling (nee Koehler), brother Paula, Pamela end Deimgrandson Chris Koehler George Deimlling June 14, age 6 months, residence, MilOhio. Angel Mess, Guardian Church, Mt.

Washington, MonJune 18, at 10 A. M. No visitaT. P. White Sons in charge.

DENHOLM Mary (nee Kocherl, beloved wife of the late James Denholm, devoted mother of Mrs. Elsie Roudebush, Mrs. May Hermenn and John Denholm. sister of Mrs. Frieda Richardson, also Six grandchildren and residence, 530 Cooper Milford.

79th Friends may call Craver Funerel Home, June from Cincinnati Monday. from 10:30 M. until of service, M. FROENDHOFF beloved of J. Froendhoff Mrs.

Charlotte of Ann of George Heiss Leen Davion, Ohio. Saturday. June 16, 1962. dence. Pembroke Ave.

VisiteGeorge H. Ronde Son Funeral. Home, Linwood and Monday from until Mass, Church, Park. Memorials to the your choice BAER FLORAL DESIGNS 5 E. 4th St.

MA 1-3662 ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday, June 17, 1962 Their Final Tribute ADAMS -Clinton R. Jr. CLIFTON -Maggie CRAIG H. CRANE- Harriet CREAMER-Beulah DAVIS- -Willard WILSON-Mamie A Radel Service GAINES-JONESRonald, Airman 2nd Class GANTLET -Frances GERST-Joseon MICHAEL-ZIEGLER-Jean POWELL- -Robert RYAN -Nathan STEIBER -Frank WILTSEE, Inc. 24 W.

9th St. CH 1-0932 WEIL READING ROAD Bamber Funeral Home The JOHN J. RADEL CO. HENRY J. RADEL, Pres.

Radel's every service is conducted with the full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute to someone's memory 2562 North Bend 541-4200 662 STATE WA 1-0365 822 York, Newport, CO 1-8560 4112 Glenway, WA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington, HE 1-4185 JOHN C. GUMP W. Mack FUNERAL HOME Johnson 3440 Glenmore at Herbert -Cheviot Funeral Home MO 1-0690 WALNUT HILLS 1309 McMillan St. THOMAS 1-0474 MADISONVILLE FUNERAL HOMES KENWOOD MADISONVILLE and 6111 Madison Rd. Tredway Funeral Home BR 1-0203 Established 1892 Norwood.

Ohio 2131 Cameron Ave. ME 1-0311 CREMATION Sullivan's HILLSIDE CHAPEL NICHES URNS Funeral Bradford Home, 1336 E. McMillan NO CHARGE FOR CHAPEL J. Sullivan, Director SERVICES BOOKLET REQUEST REBOLD FUNERAL HOME 525 Dixmyth Ave. -UM 1-1021 1712.

QUEEN CITY AVE. VISITORS WELCOME DAILY 9 TO 4 3700 GLENMORE AVE. MO 1-6200 Hi THOMAS NEWPORT ERSCHELL Schaefer-Busby 1-1982 CO 1-8033 FORMERLY WITH Journey's End GAINES Jones Ronald beloved son of Mason end Marlyn Gaines, Wednesday. June 13, 1962, at Whitney Maine. Funeral from the John Radel Co.

Mt. Airy Funeral Home 2652 North Bend Rd. at Colerain, Tuesday, June 19, 10 A. M. ServIces, at the Central Baptist Church, Willlem Howard Taft and Kemper at 10:30 M.

Friends may call Monday after 4 P. M. GENER Phillip, beloved husband of the late Mary, Gener Gener, (nee dear Walter), brother dear of father Mrs. Catherine Siemon, Thursday, June 14, 1962, at his residence, Box 244, Four -Mile Meibourne, Ky. Pravers, Monday, June 18.

the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas, 8:15 A. M. Requiem High Mass, Joseph Church, Melbourne, 9 A. M.

Friends may call Sunday. to 9 P. M. GETZ Catherine E. Bachmann, beloved wife of John Getz, dear mother of Mrs.

Roy (Dorothy) Fagaly, Mrs. Thomas (Edith) Nixon and Martin Getz, ter of Mrs. Phoebie Fuchs, Mrs. Margaret Mechtensimer, Mrs. Marie Grimm and Peter Bachmann, also survived by five grandchildren and eight great -grandchildren, suddenly Thursday, June 1962, her residence, 10813 Harrison Ave.

Harrison, Ohio, age 71 years. Friends may cell al the Neidnard Funeral Home, 7043 Harrison Taviors Creek, Ohio, Sunday after 3 P. Funeral services, Monday, June 18, at 1:30 P. M. interment, Miami Cemetery.

GRUENINGER Cecilia Ruth Ross, beloved wife of Nicholas Grueninger and devoted mother of Miss Martha Grueninger, Mrs. Aleleane Nunlist and Q. Grueninger, also survived by 10 prandchildren; residence. 42061 Eileen Saturday, June 16. 1962.

Requiem High Mass. St. Cecilia Church, Wednesday, June 20 at A. M. Visitation, Tuesday, 4.

10 9 P. M. at Witt, Good Kelsch Funeral Home. 3026 Madison Hyde Park at Oakley Square. HARBRECHT Catherine M.

(nee Floril, beloved! wife of Albert A. Harbrecht dear sister of Nicholas Flori, Friday, June 15. 1962. residence, 8356 Mayfair Valleydale. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Monday.

June 18 after 4 P. M. Requiem High Mass, st St. James Church, Wyoming. Tuesday, st 9.30 A.

M. HASEMEIER Elizabeth (nee Sauimeier), beloved wife of the late George Hase meier, devoted mother of Mrs. John (Marie) Ritchie and A. Harry Hasemeier. dear grandmother of Mrs.

Carl (Verna) Bertsche, Jay Ritchie and Mrs. John (Ruth) Beroset, also survived by five great 1962, residence: formerly of 3247 grandchildren; Saturday, June 16, Boudinot 806 97 years. Friends may call Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. 4 the Wain Bolton Funeral Home.

3042 Harrison Ave. Westwood. Services Tuesday, June 19 10:30 A. M. HEINRICH Frances J.

(nee Listermann), beloved wife of William Heinrich, devoted mother of Mrs. Viola Herrmann, Mrs. Dorothy Ante and William Heinrich Jr. sister of Catherine Beck, 11 survived by prandchildren and 14 great -grandchildren, residence, 6841 Grace Ave. North College Thursday, June 14, 1962.

830 veers. mey call at the 1m- walle Memorial, 4811 Vine St. Washington, St. Bernard. Sunday tween and 9 P.

M. Requiem High Mass, St. Margaret Mary Church, Monday. 9.30 A. M.

Ladies Auxiliary. of St. meet funeral home, Sunday. 8 P. M.

HOLLIS Osborne B. beloved husband of Louise Steffenauer Hollis, deer father of Mrs. June Rowens Cheetge and Robert Paul Hollis, also survived by four June 14. 1962, residence, 890 Chester Glendale. Friends may call the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Certhage, Sunday from to 2 9 M.

Funeral services, Monday. at 10 A. M. JOHNSON Mary 1. Long.

beloved wife of Edward R. Johnson, mother of Richard and Carole Ann Johnson, sister of Eisworth end Owen S. Long. Thursday. June 14, 1962, residence, 8768 Cottonwood Finneytown.

Friends may ca the Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Clifton, Sunday, 4 10 9 M. Services Monday. June 18, 10:30 A. M. Missioneries of John United Church of Christ of Mt.

Au-1 burn services, Sunday, at M. JONES Catherine C. (nee Cordesi, beloved wife of Joseph Edward Jones, mother of Marion Merritt. Dorothy Mae Nash, Jeanette, Jerome, Thomes. Ronald and Clifford Jones and the late Robert and Mary Elaine Jones.

12 sister of Stella Cunningham, Regina Moeller, Alvina Voss and Adelaide Sherrow. Thursdav. June 14, 1962, residence, 942 Pavilion St. Friends may call st Fuldner Mortuery, 421 Arch Sunday from 2 to 9 P. M.

High Mass. Immaculate Church, Monday, June 18, 9:30 A. M. KLEEMAN George devoted husband Ann Geis Kleeman, son Mollie and George Kleeman. June 1962.

residence. 6256 Cary Ave. Friends may the Chas Sons Funeral Home. Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton St.

Northside, Monday after V. Funerel services Tuesday. A. M. MACKE Louisa (nee beloved of Bernard sister Mrs.

Frieda Feick, Mayme Mever and William Brinker. dav. June 1962, residence 919 16, W. Seymour Carthage, Friends may call Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Tuesday, June 19 after Ann Ladies Society Elizabeth Society hold ices Tuesdev. MALONEY Dr.

D. beloved husban Mary Grace Malone. beloved of John Maloney Mrs. Jean beloved brother of Paulette end 9.30 Research make checks Foundation, 320 Broadway. Society please meet Sunday.

MASSENGALE Dovado beloved Eugene Massengale, C. mother of Jack Messengele Fridey, June 1962. residence, 5495 Delhi Relatives friends may from Ralph Mever W. Eighth Requiem Mondey. 18.

Our Victory Church, of Mrs. Hobbs Friday, 15, 1962. Hazel Ave. Nurre Home 345 day, 4 Funeral Mondes, 10 A M. THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Page 7-D EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION I EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION SYSTEM OF BEAUTY CULTURE COMER and DORAN Method of Hair Styling in Basic Training Register Now for Classes Beginning JULY 2nd and 16th (Approved Veterans Training) MODERN-AIR-CONDITIONED-CONVENIENT CONVENIENT NATIONAL SCHOOL OF COSMETICIANS Greyhound Terminal Building--Second Floor 215-235 E.

FIFTH ST. CH 1-0047 MARY F. POWELL LUCILLE SANDERS School Menager Office Manager Journey a End Archie, beloved Dene Adams Sapp, dear father of Sandra and William Sapp, devoted son. of David and Anna Sapp. brother of Mrs.

Zeons McFarland, Friday, June 15. 1962. residence, 202 Main New Richmond, Ohio. Funeral services at the Lew F. White Memorial Funeral Home, New Richmond.

Tuesday, June 19, at 2 P.M. Friends may call Monday. after 4 P. M. SCHAFER Walter, beloved husband of the late Amelia Fischer Schater, devoted father of Gilbert Schafer, father of Kenneth Schafer, brother of Albert Schafer: residence.

3541 Columbia Pkwy. Services at the Witt, Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Hyde Park Oakley Square, Tuesday, June 19. 2 Visitation Monday. to 9 P. Fireman's Protective As sociation will meet Monday 7:30 SCHOLER Miss Katie L.

beloved daughter of Mrs. Kate Prickett Scholer, sister of Fred Jesse and Ronald Scholer Mrs. and Irene Leitsinger, her residence, 16 Lucas Florence, Thursday, June 14. 1962, Age 43 years. Service at the Allison Rose Funeral Home, Robbing St.

and Madison Ave. Covington. June 18, at 10 A. M. Interment and service.

Tuesday, Gruetlin, Tenn. Friends may from 3 until P. Sunday. SCHORR Fred (Smokey), beloved husband the late Anna Beidenholz Schorr, dear father of Mrs. Ida Coates, Mrs.

Stella Oberie, Mrs. Ciera Stover, Mrs. Ade Spreen, Mrs. Margaret Seibert, Mrs. Lucille Franke, Mrs.

Annabell Boileau and the late Mrs. Frieda Stegman, Thursday, June 14, 1962. former residence, 2961 Decke bach St. Friends may call Nurre Brothers Pleasant Ridge Funeral Home, 60.50 Montgomery Sundav. 4 to 9 P.

M. Funeral service Monday. June 18. at A. M.

Fire man Protective Association hold service Sunday. at 7:30 P. M. SCHRAMM Ortillie Kromer, beloved wife of late Louis N. Schramm and mother Mrs.

Helen Witham, grendmother Mrs. Joyce Klelmever, Mrs. Wither end Mrs. Patricia and stepmother of Miss Schramm, also survived by great-grandchiidren. Thursday, 1962, residence.

3929 Withamsville. Visitation, at H. Rohde Memorial Funeral Salem Ave. near Sutton. Mt.

Ington, Sundey from 4 to 9 Requiem High Mass, St. Thomas Church, Monday, June 18, 10:30 M. SEIBEL William George, husband Ida Kraft Seibel, Pearl beloved, the late George Seibel Sr. brother of Otto and George suddenly. Thursdev.

June 1962. residence, Cleves. Ohio. herel Monday, June 18, at 11 A. from the Argo Funeral Home, Friends may call Sunday after 2 P.

North Bend Lodge, A. services, Sunday. at 8 P. M. SNYDER Maude (nee McGill), widow lev Snyder, beloved sister of Shawhan and aunt of Margaret Smith and Robert Shewhen.

day, 15. 1962. Friends call Busse and Borgmann Parkway Funeral Home, Central and Clifton Hills Monday 4 to 9 M. Services, Tuesdey, 19, at 10:30 M. STERWERF George beloved husband Estella Sterwert, brother of Mrs.

Carrie VonderHaer, Mrs. Matilda Warburg, Harry Sterwert and the late Mrs. Duesing. Friday, June 1962, dence, 24 Vermont Wyoming. Friends may call Hodapp neral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Sunday from 2 to M.

Funeral services Monday, et M. creek Valley. Firemen's Association services Sunday, at 7:30 P. M. VASKE Clare Blankman, beloved wife of late Vaske, mother Mrs.

Marie Willmen, Mrs. Wetzel California, Mrs. Smith, James, Richard and Robert Vaske California, also survived by sister Mrs. Josephine Ruhl, Theodore, William and the late Ben, Frank, Ed and John Blankman 16 grandchildren, Saturday, June 1962, residence, 7726 Eustis Deer Park. Requiem High Mess, A.

Tuesday, June 19, Immaculate Conception Church, Burial Millhausen, Friends may call Monday after Quentin Staley Funeral 7140 Plainfield Deer Rosary pravers. Monday. at 8 VAUGHAN Obre. Gliford, Ind. beloved husband of Effie.

father of Mrs. Theodore Bird, Cincin-1 Nickoly and and brother of Mrs. Myrtle Nichols and Ivan Vaughen, Manchester. at his residence, Mt. Pleasent Ridge, Gilford.

Thursdey. Services Manday, Bros. Funerel Ind. Interment Greendale Cemetery. WEISS Lucile beloved of the Willard Weiss, deer mother Willard Weiss, Robert Wells of Cincinnett, Mrs.

Mariorie W. Dietz. Tampa, Mrs. Jean W. Fish, Deland, Mrs.

Betty W. Rooks. Crystal River. also children, June Crystal formerly of 6213 Beech Cincinneti. Funeral service Sunday, June 17, at Inverness.

Fla War 1 veteran World War Veteran SOCIETIES AND LODGES A. A. SCOTTISH RITE RING SERVICE will be held for Brother William G. Seibel 329, Sundey, June 17, 1962, P. et the Argo Funeral Home, Cleves, Ohio.

WILLIAM CLOSS, 320. 1.P.M. R. COMPTON, Secretery CARD OF THANKS Card Of Thanks the loss dearly beloved of Sincere thanks appreciation relatives kindness and extended Especially do Weber Rev. Goldwater Mass, for Gregory Diebold Card Of Thanks Sincere thanks beloved ALBERT 0.

ENGELHARDT. do Wilbur for his donors CALMER E. John Children Card Of Thanks MARIE SCHMIDT. Especially untiring donors bouquets Become a Beautician Call or write for free booklet Hollywood School 615 Main 241-4610 LEARN BARBERING Moler Barber College 514. ELM ST.

Office, 127 W. 5th St. 721-4017 CARD OF THANKS Card Of Thanks Sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, relatives and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us the great loss of dearly beloved Father, JOSEPH F. WIEGEL. Especially do we wish to thank Pastor Rev.

Edward Hamann, Rev, Russell Blank Kenneth Fredericks, for his untiring efforts, donor the many beautiful floral offerings. cards of sympathy. spiritual bouquets and W. Wirmel funeral directors for the thorough and efficient management of the funeral The Bereaved Daughter And Son-in-law. 3011 John Woodburn Bamber Robert Barber Ave WO WRASSMANN FUNERAL 2625 Gilbert WO 1-1600 Journey'a End MAY Norma Julia (nee Zugelter), wife of the late Louis A.

May, sister of the late George E. and Arthur Zugelter and aunt of Daniel W. Zugelter, Fridav. June 15, 1962. Heights, residence, Ohio.

Elliott Friends may Arlington 4.59 the Vorhis Funeral Home, 310 Dunni Lockland, Sunday, 5 to 7 P. M.1 Service Monday, June 18. at 2 P. M. beloved husband of Mary Louise Sowders Moehring, beloved father of Michael, Charles.

Irvin Jr. Thomas and Theresa Lynn beloved son of Irvin and Clara Moehring. of Helen Moehring, beloved brother Sebastiani Urti, Elvira Dean, Bonita Kauffman, Patricia Pittman, Alberta Tibbetts, Jo Ann Mitchell, and Paul Moehring, Friday. 15, 1962. residence, 1840 Forbus St.

Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Fairmount Funeral Home. 1824 Westwood Ave. on Sunday from 3 10 9 M. Funeral A. M.

Requiem High Monday, Mess, St. st Boneventure Church, 9 A. M. MOORMAN MORGA MOORMAN Henriette, beloved daughter of the late Henry and Elizabeth Sand Moorman, deer sister of Marie Moorman. June 15, Friday.

1962. 3357 Arrow St. Requiem High Mass, at of The Nativity, Mondey, 9:30 M. No visitation. MORGA Carrie (nee Otto), beloved wife of William Morgan, dear mother of Mrs.

Rita Knose and Mrs. Gladys Wadsworth, sister of Mrs. Adelaide Schwegman, also survived by four grandchildren, Friday, June 15. 1962, at Petersburg, formerly of 6814 Witheny Ave. Friends may call at the Nurre Bros.

Pleasant Funeral Home, 6050 Montgomery Ridge Monday, 4 10 9 P. M. Requiem High Mass, Church of The Nativity. Tuesday, 9:30 M. MUHLENHARD Catherine (nee Meier beloved wife of Fred Muhlenherd, devoted mother of Mrs.

Harold Senour, Mrs. Edith Edgar (Dorothy) Rook, Henrietta) Mrs. Otto Doller, Mrs. (Alma) Detricht, Mrs. Leslie (Viola) Rook, Mrs.

Irvin (Eleanor) Dettmer and Walter Muhlenhard and dear sister of Mrs. Ann Muhlenhard. August, Herman end Louis Meier. also survived by 21 grandchildren and two greet-grandchildren. Friday.

June 15, 1962, residence, MEKelvey Rd. Friends may call the Hawthorne Funeral Home, 7830 Hamilton Ave. Sunday after P. Funeral services Monday. June 18, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Ni Mrs.

Muhienhard will lie state from M. until time service. The family requests pressions of sympathy be made 10 the Trinity Lutheran Church Fund. Cards available the funeral home. Dr.

George H. beloved husband of Pauline G. Segmiller Musekamp, dear father of George grandfather of H. George Musekamp and Helene and Eric R. Musekamp and brother of Miss Freda Musekamp.

suddenly Fridev, June 15. 1962. Friends may call at his late dence. 3919 Harrison Ave. Cheviot, Sunday from 3 to 8 P.

M. Funeral services Monday, June 18. 11 M. Service of Cheviot Lodge, F. A.

Sundey, 7:30 P. M. Memorials if so desired, may be sent to Dr. George Musekamo Memorial Fund of Deaconess Hospital. MYERS James beloved husband of Emma Motzel Myers, devoted father of Mrs.

Margaret Berger, Ruth. Willian and Alvin Myers, voted brother of Mrs. Comelie Law. also survived by four grandchildren and six greet grandchildren: Saturday. June 16, 1962, residence 3220 Orion Ave.

Service, Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church Chapel, Tuesday, 10:30 M. Remembrances may be made to the ant Ridge Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund, Stanley High Funeral Home in cherge of arrangements. NAUMAN NIEHAUS NAUMAN Bessie Bennett. wife of the Charles Neuman, Friday, June 1962, residence, 1617 Clayton Friends may call at the Anderson: Schraffenberger Funeral Home, 3117 St. Corryville, Monday from 6 to 9 M.

Funeral services, Tuesdev. at 10:30 A. M. NIEHAUS A. Anne M.

(nee Feidheust, beloved wife of Joseph W. Nienaus, beloved mother of Sister Rose Alma Sister Mary Cecile C. L. Mrs. Ralph (Ida) Carter, Joseph, Henry, Richerd.

Frank, Edward. Robert Paul beloved sister of Harry Feidheus, Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Frank Herron, Bernard Feldhaut and the ate Mrs. Anthony also survived by grandThurs June 1962.

ends may Miller Sons Funeral Home Hamilton Knowiton Northside. Tues 1 Requiem High Church. Wednesday. 9 John beloved husbend of Notte (nee devoted of Mrs. Edward (Lily May) dear brotha of Mrs.

Mary Cicchino, also survived by eight grandchildren. Tuesday, June 1962. residence 3422 age 63 Friends may from 0 Bolton 3042 Harrison Catharine Monday, 18. at 9:30 A. M.

PICKENS Charles beloved husband NOTTE Foley devoted ther of Louis dear Mrs. Blanche Mrs. Schiering Mrs. Frieda survived by grandchildren and two denly. Friday.

15, 1962: his residence, 4858 Saringdale Hamilton morial Gardens, Aerie 2193 Mandes 8:30 Monday PLETZ Delecourti. dear Hereford Home, 7401 Sunday, June 17 dev. June Worthy Matron, Cheater, 104 D. E. IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM Birthday Remembrance of our beloved Wife, Mother end Grandmother, EDNA HOLLAND, June 16.

1891-September 24, 1960. The Family. Father's Day Remembrance for our deer Pop JOSEPH HUELSMAN, passed ewey May 5. 1962. God knew that was suffering, The hills were herd climb So he closed his weary eyelids, He whispered be The golden gates were opened, A gentle voice said Come And with farewells unspoken, He gently called you Home.

Peacefully sleeping. resting The world's weary troubles and trials are passed in silence he suffered in patience he bore TIM God called him home 10 suffer no more, Away in the beautiful hill of God By the valley of rest 50 fair. Somedey, sometime, we know not We will meet our loved one there. Sadly Missed By Wife Helen, Daughter Georgia, Granddaughters Helen, Jo Ann And Janice And Greet dren, Father's Day Remembrance of our beloved Husband, Father and Grandfather. THEODORE RUTHER, who passed away June 15, 1961 A happy home we once enjoyed How sweet the memory shiN But death has left loneliness The world can never fill.

Loved And Remembered By Wife And Entire Family Father's Day Remembrance of my beloved EDWARD N. SMITH, who passed away June 1941, A happy home we once enjoved How sweet the memory still But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill, Loved And Remembered Always Daughter, Dorothy. Father's Day Remembrance of our dearly beloved Father, FRED BURGER, who pessed away January 26, 1961. There sad but tweet remembrance memory sad but true There token of affection Ded, A heartache still for you. Jerry And Jackie And Families.

Father's Day Remembrance of our dearly beloved Husband and Father, 10HN A. HIRSCH. who pessed away August 20, 1959.. Memories linger fond and true Thinking always dear of you. Loved And Remembrance Always By Wife And Children.

Father's Day Remembrance of our beloved Husband, Father and Grandfather. EDWARD WYNNE, who pessed away September 15. 1960. In life we loved dearly death do the same you Loved And Remembered Always By Wife, Children And Grandchildren. Father's Day Remembrance of beloved Father, ALFRED JACKSON.

spot where Christians sleep And sweet the streins that engels pour why should anguish weep not lost, but pone before. Your Loving Son. Ben F. Jackson, 422 Hopkins St. Father's Day Remembrance of my beloved Father, ROBERT CARLSON.

Entered into rest April 1946. Lovingly Remembered By His Daughter, Mildred. In Loving Memory of my dearly beloved Mother, ROSE LANGSOON, who pessed away June 19, 1943. Love and remembrance lests, forever God bless you with His love. Juanita And Clarence.

In Loving Memory EMMA (SCHUMANN) VOGT, who passed eway June 14, 1939. While she 1 sieens peaceful sleep Her memory shell keep. Always Remembered By Your Son, Stanley. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 0 $50 CASH To churches, clubs organizations: for selling 50 of Watkin's nationally advertised vanilla and 50 cans of Watkins pepper. No vestment required.

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of ling. and 1962, ford. Angel dev. tion. of June 81 a Calumet City resident is likely to get a raised eyebrow and a knowing wink anywhere in the nation when he mentions his home town.

During the 40's and 50's, Calumet City was regarded as a prime investment for the vice lords of Chicago's underworld. There was common talk that girls were recruited from as far away as Canada to work in State Street's gin mills. It appeared that nothing could be done about it and nobody really cared. What's more, the lush taxes and license fees levied on the clip joints took a burden off the shoulders of Cal City's more respectable citizens. But it was finally suburban respectability which robbed "Sin Strip" of its luster.

The change on "Sin Row" came slowly, however. The first big blow was when a crusading state's attorney, Benjamin Adamowski, began raiding the strip palaces and closing them down. Mayor Stanley Bedjer made the first motions at bringing law to the Strip, and his successor, Joseph Novak, has been stepping up the pressure. A no -nonsense police chief, Cashimir Linklewicz, took office and told the mayor "If there's any laws on the books you don't want enforced you'd better take them off, because I intend to enforce all the laws." Chief Linkiewicz has managed to close four sin row night clubs and has his eye on five or six more. Only three full fledged strip tease palaces are in full operation.

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