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Talk 16 1 About Women you. rather it There's THE lots PETUNIA! CINCINNATI ANNOUNCEMENTS ENQUIRER Edna John Jr. Clyde MYERS. RAEBURN, Clarence Harry ANNOUNCEMENTS Ernst Jr. on Like large 30x30 large game living room: beautifully HOUSES room.

2-car FOR fireplaces: 2 SALE garage; lot. tile level Gorgeous lot; kitchen TERRIFIC extra. on BRIDGETOWN- HOUSES quiet bath; BUY--ONLY Tuesday, FOR Wood-burning LOT secluded SALE 1003300 brick street. $18,900 October fireplace, with 28, 1952 Mildred MILLER Millie's O. K.

Again DR. L. COURTNEY JACK has wrought another masterpiece. Me! I've always been first to admit that neither my face nor my figure ever would bring me a fortune but now, by golly, I have the distinction of being a fine piece- of surgical art! My boss felt you'd be wondering how I came out of the super-overhauling job Dr. Jack performed on me at Good maritan Hospital July 31, so I'll tell you: To say I feel like $10 million is putting it mildly.

I never realized it was possible to feel so exuberantly healthy and I GANG! with 50 many missing parts which my skillful surgeon removed during the big inside job he did on my frame. Why, he connected me up better than Nature had me in the first place! And would you believe it! of my male colleagues and one No scars! a (I told that to some weisenheimer cracked: "I don't believe it! Let's IN THE LAST COLUMN before my operation I promised that I'd go scooting around the hospital corridors in a wheelchair and bring back some undercover stories to I have to let you down on that score, dear reader, for I didn't know then it'd hurt so much to sit because of one of the several operations Dr. Jack performed. However, while standing beside his bed one day I did get a heartwarming, inspiring story from a young man (also a patient of Dr. Jack's) which shall tell you another day this week.

Before I get off this postoperative spiel, I want to thank the many readers who sent me cheerful cards and letters and who called my home and office to inquire about my health. Also, I'd like to express my grateful appreciation again to those seven persons who gave me the most precious gift of all-a pint of their life's blood. They were Miss Edith Webb, Vance Schwartz, William Onie, Bob MeNabb, Willis Vance; my brother, Clarence Glassmeyer, and my husband. INCIDENTALLY, when my sweetheart of a brother reported to hospital blood bank, one of the nuns told him the hospital preferred to have blood given to patients replaced rather than to get the money for it. She then related how she had told that very thing to a male patient who had been given a pint of blood and the fellow said he didn't know anybody whom he could ask for blood.

Gently the good Sister insisted he try to think of someone as the hospital really preferred the blood to the money. She was startled to see patient suddenly become angry, hold out his arm and exclaim: "Here, take your blood back KIBITZER by Frances Tyler Pre-emptive Bid Exception Tyler Mrs. John DeWert, A. Winkler, Mrs. G.

A. Winkler, Mrs. Cordes, Mrs. Si Rosenbaum, and Mrs. M.

B. Arnold, Mrs. J. P. Mulford, Mrs.

Charles Schneider, Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Weimer and Kay Wood.

At Alms Doepke's Bridge Club: Mrs. E. W. Evans, Mrs. Charles Schneider, Mrs.

Carl Klein and Mrs. Gus Geisler. At the CBA special winner's game: Mrs. J. S.

Stenger, Mrs. Herbert L. Flaig, Dr. and Mrs. M.

B. Weimer. SAMBA SAMBA If the last card of stock! is a natural card, is it permissible to go out with it? If the last card of stock is a red three, I understand that the player who draws it may not go out, but does the red three count against the player who draws it? A player may go out with 1 the last card of stock if he can legally play it, whether it is a wild card or a natural card. Red threes can never be "played." They are bonus cards. If last card of stock is a red three, the player who draws it may neither meld nor discard and play ends.

He is given credit for the 100- point bonus for the red three. South detached a card from her hand with the evident intention of discarding it. She then replaced it in her hand and selected another discard but West had already seen the first card. Can West require South to discard the first card? No, unless North had also seen the card. A card is discarded when it is placed on the discard pile or held in such position that the player's partner can see its face.

The Kibitzer will answer questions on any card game. Enclose a stamped envelope for a personal reply. While pre-emptive bids usually are not made on hands with ter than two and a half honor tricks, or more than 10 points, there are some exceptions to this general rule, just as there are to all rules. The deal below is an illustration. NORTH 8-9 6 3 2 H-A QJ 84 D-7 6 C-Q 2 WEST EAST 5-10 -None H-7 6 3 H-9 5 D--K QJ 104 D--A 9852 C-10 8 6 4 c-AKJ753 SOUTH SAKQJ8754 H-K 10 2 3 c-9 North and South were vulnerable and South, the dealer, opened the bidding with one spade.

West passed and North bid two hearts. East bid three diamonds and South jumped to four spades. West bid five diamonds, North and East passed and South bid five spades which was passed around to East who bid six diamonds. South bid six spades and all passed. With a singleton in both minor suits, South should have reached the logical conclusion that East and West could have a good sacrifice in one of these suits, and should have opened the bidding with four spades in an effort to make it as difficult as possible for opponents to enter the bidding.

It is doubtful that East would have bid five diamonds over a four -spade bid but by opening at one spade South gave East and West a chance to "find" themselves. The bid of six spades was one too many. TOURNAMENT WINNERS At the Post Mortem Club: Mrs. H. S.

Evans, Mrs. Jean Runge, CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS 1-Symbol of mourning 6-Comb. form (chem.) 9-Old maxim 12-Lubricated 13-Kinsman 14-Anecdotes 15-Greek physician 16-Flipped 18-Declaimed 20-Irritate 21-Moos 23-Disburdened 25-Female sheep 26-Scoffs 27-Asiatic country 29-One of the Harpies 33-Chinese boat 37-County in Scotland 38-Abuse 41-Let it stand 42-Spoken 43 -An ecstacy 45-Bewails 47-Weird 50-Bustle 4-Equals 19-Large cask 51-Malt drink 5-Miss Ferber 21-Hawaiian 52-Bit 6-Ancient Jew- garland ish ascetic 53-The tumeric 7-Ignite 22-Have title to 54-To the right 8-Arabian 24-Algerian 55-Web-like garment seaport membranes 9-Palatable 26-European 10-Anoint river basin DOWN 11-Walked in 1-Wheel tooth water 28-Agave plant 2-Narrow inlet17- variety 30- Proceeding 3. Permitted of quartz from the side 31-Lixivium Answer to yesterday's puzzle. 32-Worthless ABB OFF ABASE bit LAR VIA LOVER 34-Courage ELEMENT DREAR 35 36- -Luzon -Zoroastrian REVERE PEEN Negrito TREAT PARAGON 38 -Grinding TOPIC LEDA tooth ALB PAPER RAP 39-Turkish decree WOOF SOREN 40-Group of PaNOBLEST LOVER cific islands BADE 41-Landscape AWING CATERAN 46-Find 44-Cozy fault place HINGE ARE UTE continually ANGER PER SEW 48- -River in 10-18 Brazil Average time of solution: 23 minutes.

49-Piece out 5 10 18 21 22 23 25 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 38 39 45 50 51 52 53 54 55 10-28. than if have the you'd HOW HE KEEPS GOING: I was standing next to Jim Haggerty, Ike's hustling top press agent, in the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, after Elsenhower set some sort of record by attending three receptions in less than 30 minutes. An observer sympathized with Haggerty: "I'm glad I'm not you!" The harried Haggerty retorted: "I'm glad I'm not myself sometimes!" THAT APRON LOOK: While window shopping in another city recently, Mrs. Lucius H. Riggs and two companions stopped before a clever window display consisting of stunning cocktail, dinner and theater, hats and many clocks their hands set after five.

A artistic sign noted simply: "For after five, you will wear Without so much as an oh or ah over the glamorous headgear, Mrs. Riggs chuckled: "After five, I'm fixing supper!" COVER-UP GIRL: A pretty career girl I know went into a downtown store and bought a red-flannel nightgown that had a hood to match. When the saleswoman handed over the package, she smiled: "Are you wearing on Halloween?" The career girl tried to hide her embarrassment. She thought she had made a horrible mistake and got into the wrong department. She glanced furtively about and was reassured when she noted she was in the lingerie section.

At this point, the saleswoman added brightly that another customer had bought similar red nightgown to wear as a Halloween costume. But the damage was done. The girl took the gown home but she keeps thinking how silly she must look in it if it could be mistaken for Halloween garb. Perhaps, it's this poor sales psychology that has made it necessary for the store to slash the price of those red gowns in half! THE WORD GAME DINOSAUR (Dinosaur: DYE-no-sor: One of a group of extinct reptiles.) Average mark 29 words. Time limit 25 minutes.

Can you find 33 or more common English words in "dinosaur?" The list will be published tomorrow. Rules of the Game: (1)-Words must be of four or mure letters. (2)-Words which arquire four letters by the addition of such as "bats," "cats," are not used. (3)-Only one form of a word is used. (4)-Proper names are not used.

Yesterday's word: VINDICTIVE vend incited dive tend vein indite diet tine vent indict dint tide vine invited divine tied vice ivied dice tined vivid nice cent edit vied dent cite edict iced dine civet evict of sense, to It seems me, In living by The rule of How right you are, Petunia! 3 glasses of milk per day is a mighty sound rule for adults. Makes 'em live longer and look better while they're at it. BISHOP- BRACKEN Enquirer Pattern Each ONE Yard 4508 SIZES 12-20 Save dollars! Sew these smart separates. One yard 54-inch for weskit, one yard for skirt. Pattern 4508 in misses sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and that magic yardage is for all these sizes! Sew two new wonderful separates to mix and match with each other and other separates.

Belt-slots on skirt, flaps on weskit are news! Be smart, sew several! This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern to Anne Adams, care of The Enquirer, Pattern P. O. Box 6710, Chicago 80, Ill.

Print plainly your name, address, zone, size, style number. IN WOMEN'S CLUBS -Enquirez (Kain) Photo These members of the Mercy Academy Alumnae Association are making preparations for a fashion show and dessert card party at 8 p. m. November 5 at the academy, 3036 Werk Rd. They are Mrs.

Lee Buchholz, left, Chairman; Mrs. John Gerke, Cochairman of Prizes; Mrs. Vincent Meyer, Dessert Chairman. Standing, Miss Henrietta Rethman, alumnae President and General Chairman, and Mrs. Carol Helmers, Cochairman of Prizes.

Other members assisting with plans for this affair, given to raise funds for improvements at the school, are Mrs. Fred Duwel, Mrs. Stanley Shaw, Mrs. Frank Tepe and Mrs. Russell McKnight.

The alumnae will serve as models. The clothes to be modeled will be from the McAlpin Company. Camp Fire Girls Mrs. John P. Emshwiller Chairman of the Cincinnati Council of Camp Fire Girls, Leaders' Association, is calling a meeting of Blue Bird, Horizon Club and Camp Fire leaders at 10 a.

m. tomorrow at the YWCA for their first joint meeting of the fall. Newly-appointed group leaders of the organization will be special guests. At this time plans will be made for the candy sale which the girls will conduct in November to raise money for the group's camping program. Women's City Club The subject of annexation of communities adjacent to Cincinnati will be discussed by a group of authorities in this feild at a luncheon of the Women's City Club at noon Friday, at which Mrs.

Douglas E. Morris, Chairman, will preside. She will preside over a panel in which the following will take part: George W. Koch, sistant City Solicitor; Mrs. William H.

Hessler, member of the City Planning Commission," who will present the city's needs for annexation; Thomas E. Jones, attorney of Springfield Township; Mrs. Ray Richardson, Past President of the Finneytown PTA, and Arthur T. Shivers, Mavor of Lincoln Heights, who will represent the county areas, towns and villages. BONNIVILLE, Earl CONN, cufford OBRECHT.

Gertrude DANLEY. Ethel EVERS, Katherine ima ROSS. HARMS. Albert Mary KELLER, A. WARE.

Nettie KLOSTERMAN, Freda Lee YEAGER. George E. Sr Radel's every service is conducted with the full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute to someone's memory The JOHN J. RADEL Co. HENRY J.

RADEL, Pres. WA 4512 CO 8560 WA 0365-6 FOUR CONVENIENT FUNERAL HOMES HE 4185 FUNERAL Final Tribute A Radel Service Their Mack Johason W. E. BELL R. J.

QUANTZ. McMillan at Upland. WO 0474 A Memorial Gift To the American Cancer Society, the departed and helps the living. bonon Send your gift to HAMILTON COUNTY UNIT American Cancer 705 Union Central Cincinnati Schaeter- Busby Formerly vita WILTSEE, Inc. 24 W.

9th St. CH 0932 JOURNEY'S END KOENIG Joseph beloved husband of Beatrice Shaver Koenig. and brother of Fred and Edward Koenig, Mrs. Marie Barkus and Mrs. Emma Schimmer, and the late George and Henry Koenig, suddenly, at his residence, near Loveland, Ohio, Saturday, October 25, 1952.

Friends may call at Tufts funeral home, Loveland, Ohio, Tuesday after 3 P. M. Requiem high mass St. Columban Church, Loveland, Ohio, Wednesday, October 29, at 9 A. M.

Burial St. Stephen Cemetery, Fort Thomas, Ky. MORAN-Julia, beloved sister of Elizabeth, Michael J. Moran and Mrs. William J.

Taney, aunt of William J. Moran and Michael J. Taney. Sunday, October 26, 1952; at her residence, 519 Armory Ave. Friends may call Tuesday at J.

Sullivan Co. funeral home, 1336 E. McMillan at Bell PI. Requiem high mass St. Joseph Church, Wednesday, October 29, at 9 A.

M. NEU- George Edward, beloved husband of Lura Stevenson Neu, father of Margaret and Martha Neu, and brother of Mrs. Ralph Hannah of Georgetown. Ohio, Sunday, Ocotber 26, 1952; realdence, 4330 Normandy Ave. Friends may call at the Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetsel Madisonville, Tuesday after 4 P.

M. Services Wednesday, October 29, at 1:30 P. M. Interment Georgetown, Ohio. NOE Samuel H.

and Anna Ledford Noe, beloved father and mother of Mrs. Nellie Sheldon, suddenly, Friday, October 24. 1952, at Marion, residence, 4333 Homer Ave. Friends may call at the Thomas funeral home. 4418 Whetsel Madisonville, Monday after P.

M. Services Tuesday, October 28, at 2:30 P. M. ROTH-Frank beloved husband of the late Mary G. Roth (nee Mulcahy), beloved father of Mrs.

Marion Queenan, and grandfather of Mary Janet Queenan, Sunday, October 26, 1952; residence, 1017 Wells St. Relatives and friends please call at the B. J. Meyer Colonial funeral home, 3726 Warsaw on Tuesday from 2:30 to 10 P. M.

Funeral Wednesday. Requiem high mass St. Lawrence Church at 9:30 A. M. SANZONE- -Filippa (nee Re), beloved wife of the late Vincent Sanzone, mother of Mrs.

Rose Bova and Mrs. Josephine Mercurio, and stepmother of Charles, Vincent and Joseph Sanzone, Saturday, October 25, 1952; residence, 2056 Weyer Norwood. Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Wednesday, October 29. Requiem high mass Sacred Heart (Italian) Church at 9 A. M.

Friends may call Tuesday after 4 P. M. SCHAEFERS-Mary (nee Troy), beloved wife of Nickolas Schaefers, and devoted mother of Betty Donovan Rentrop, Josephine Sacksteder, Marie Behymer and Stanley Schaefers, Sunday, Ocotber 26, 1952; residence. 1670 Kellywood Ave. Funeral from the John J.

Radel Co, Price Hill funeral home, Glenway and Dewey Wednesday, October 29, at 9 A. M. Requiem high mass St. Teresa Church at 9:30 A. Friends may call Tuesday 2 P.

M. SMITH Bernard beloved husband of Jane Smith (nee Moroney), father of Mrs. Harold Van Arnem, Bernard F. John Michael and Alfred E. Smith, and brother of Mrs.

M. Molloy, Saturday, October 25, 1952, at his. residence, 5640 Abbotsford Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Wednesday, October 29. Requiem high mass sS. Peter Friends and may Paul call Church Tuesday at after 9:30 2 A.

P. M. WALTHER- -Christine (nee Drexel), bewife of the late George A. (Tony) Walther mother of George A. Max Edward J.

and Howard Walther, Mrs. John McKeon and Mrs. Joseph Berns, and sister of Frank and John Drexel; residence, 1614 Greenup Covington, Sunday, October 26, 1952, aged 83 years. Funeral Wednesday, October 29, from the Linnemann funeral home, 25-27 E. 11th at 8:30 A.

M. Requiem high mass St. Joseph Church at 9 A. M. Interment Mother of God Cemetery.

Charles beloved husband of Margaret Wyatt (nee Jones) and devoted father of Noel Winslow. Charles H. Wyatt Jr. and Christopher Wyatt, at his residence, Willow Brook Amberley Village, Sunday, October 26, 1952. Services will be held in Baltimore, Md.

World War Il Veteran, SOCIETIES AND LODGES LINWOOD LODGE, No. 567 members are requested to attend funeral services for our departed brother, George A. Cecil, at the Vorhis funeral home. 5501 Montgomery Tuesday, October 28, 1952, at 8 P. M.

LESLIE R. BROWN, W. M. Fred Hoffman, Sec'y. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES MOSER CHARLES AND FRANCES HAD SON, CHARLES.

BORN 1871. NEXT OF KIN WANTED, ESTATE MATTER. JOS. M. BRANDON, 11 RIDGE CRESTWOOD 7, N.

Y. LOST AND FOUND BLUE with dominic back parakeet: name vicinity of Goodman and Piedmont 200 block: reward. Call UN 4706. FOUND brown pup, resembles German Shepherd, black nose, long tail, white chest. Cooper Montgomery, SY 7231.

LOST--Collie pup, brown and white: vicinity of Victoria Hyde Park; about 5 months old, brown leather collar, no identification, answers to name "Jerry;" reward. EA 8490. LOST- -Small brown long-haired male dog: studded harness; License 7942: answers to Woody: Madisonville. BR 2457. Reward.

LOST- -Chronograph watch with broken white stretch band in downtown Cincinnati Monday F. reward, CO 8228 or PL 5184. LOST Brindle puppy: 9 weeks old; short tail; brownish-black; answers to name "Butch;" in vicinity of Oakley Call JE 9490. LOST -Man's black leather billfold Nippert Stadium Saturday; valuable papers. MA 0231.

LOST- Friday night, Main St between 4th and Parkway. Keep money for reward. Harrison, Ohio, 7892. PARAKEET Blue with dominic back: name "Big Shot;" vicinity of Goodman and Piedmont, 200 block. Reward $15- $20.

Call UN 4706. SMALL white terrier dog: black spots, long tail; Northeast Indian HIll. Call TE 2323. Reward. WALLET Green: containing keepsake pictures of wounded brother in service; keep money.

BR 3869. WILL party who picked up white dog with black spots on back. on Jackson Friday morning. please return and no questions asked? PR 8242. HOUSES FOR SALE AMBERLEY VILLAGE 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS 7-9 P.

M. 2261 SECTION RD. Servel air-conditioning G.E. kitchen First-floor powder room Wachendorf quality theoughout Mr. Woodruff on premises.

EA 8483. For excellent workmanship, careful plannine and expert decorating see this beautiful home today. Robert M. Wachendorf 1710 SECTION RD RE 6450 Order your ad 7 days Save the cost AMBERLEY VILLAGE N. FARMCREST DRIVE 4-BEDROOM RANCH new, 4-bedroom brick residence; ft.

Vitrelite gas heat: 2 wood-burning situated landscaped SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY JAMES F. BREEN CO. RE 6361 RE 6331 AMBERLEY VILLAGE OWNER LEAVING CITY Rear glassed porch with grill Double garage; radio dong Inviting rathskeller, bar Tile kitchen and bath Unfinished 20 For details call Shirley Corrodi Schoeppel-REALTOB 6127 RIDGE AVE RE 1360 AMBERLEY VILLAGE SAGAMORE HEIGHTS New (just finished) four-bedroom brick semiranch: seven rooms, tile baths and tile kitchen, dishwasher and disposal; gas furnace; 2-car will accept small house in trade. Also three-bedroom ranch home under construction: $30,000. Also ranch; $23,500.

90 4563 Sunday and Evenings Whitmire CH 6222 AMBERLEY-RIDGE Want to remodel? Old frame farmhouse of 10 rooms with 2 modern tile baths; wonderful possibilities; situated on an acre of land in the best section of the village. Mr. Rauh. Theodore MAY MA 0921 REALTORS MA 0921 AMBERLEY VILLAGE--We have several new ranch homes with 3 and 4 bedrooms and 2 baths from $30.000 to $37,000. G.

V. LAUCH ME 5922 ANDERSON TOWNSHIP Beechmont, Forestville; 3 bedroom frame; lot 111x297; nice setting: make an offer. Peter or Florence Patan, Batavia 7146 or DU FRED'K A SCHMIDT. INC. A VONDALE-ROSE HILL Well constructed and well located.

Entrance hall, dining room, living room, kitchen downstairs, plus solarium; lovely breakfast room; 4 rooms, 2d; 2 tile bathrooms: gas furnace; garage; many other attractions; perfect back yard for children: priced to sell at once. Owner, AV 5563. AVONDALE. Excellent location; newly remodeled: and bath, 1st; 7 and bath, 2d; 3 and bath. 3d.

See this tine home and investment and make offer. CA 0791, MA 0060. CLENEAY CO. AVONDALE (For Colored) Three-family or guest ho mi $200 month income. Dandy corner lot.

Two-car garage. tire property in apple pie condition. Owner purchased other home. Interesting price tag. Call now.

FARRIS REALTY MO 7955 AVONDALE. Beautiful Wess Park Drive 3-Bedroom, 1-Floor Plan This gorgeous brick home has beautiful rathskeller and maid's quarters adjoining. Appointment only. ACE REALTY, MA 3505 AVONDALE Colored; brick St. Louts; rooms each apartment; 3 rooms on 3d floor; 21-ft.

living room: Rookwood fireplace; full size dining room; tile bathroom; well built: up to date; porches; gas heat; storm doors and windows: double lot. UN 3216 UN 9909 AVONDALE PRICE REDUCED 4-apartment building: in nice residentral section; in good condition: tile baths; asking price $27,500. Call Willam C. Brown, GR 1758. CHARLES H.

WALSH GA 1224 AVONDALE. 2-family: 5 rooms; full dining room, porch, slate roof, equipped tile kitchen, breakfast bars, mirrored bedroom walls, fluorescent lights: $25,000: owner. PL 3393 ED LIPSON, Builder PL 4527 AVONDALE, -Four bedrooms, baths: new school district. AGENT. PA 3063.

VONDALE- COLORED HOMES! INVESTMENTS SAM FUNK UN 6144 AVONDALE -Beautifully furnished four rooms; cross ventilation: 2d floor; references; adults. PL 8155. AVONDALE-845 Lexington; 10 rooms; price reduced. AV 1546, CH 1415. BLUE One of the town's, best buys: here's 3 bedrooms: living room: dining room: kitchen and bath: built for good family living: see its many other features.

Call SY 6000 now! BLUE rooms. bath: basement: garage: see now. BLUE ASH -BRICK 5 rooms, hath: basement: garage: see today. BLUE "Mom's Dream:" a swell living room, dining room and master bedroom with wall-to-wall carpeting: ready to move into Immediately: Timken automatic heat: large utility room plus another bedroom: tile bath: lot 50.11 by 220. Cowles, SY 7777, SY 6000 BLUE ASH COOPER ROAD BETWEEN KENWOOD AND MONTGOMERY RDS.

NEW RANCH HOMES 3 BEDROOMS $13,000 MONTHLY PAYMENTS $66 ments. On city bus, near schools. LOTS. New street, no assessturing picture large windows, hardwood floors; autoliving room, Thermopane matic oil heat; Youngstown de luxe kitchens; utility room; modern bath and shower; sliding door closets: copper plumbing. QUENTON BUILDERS SY 8689 CA 3413 BLUE ASH For Sale or Rent Approximately 3 acres, with 4-bedroom home: barn, several fruit trees, berries, grapes, only 35 minutes to downtown Cincinnati.

Sunday and evenings, DU 4563. Mrs. Welles, EA 7559. WHITMIRE CO. REALTORS CH 6222 BLUE ASH--New brick 5-room 1-floor plan, with semifinished 2d; tile bath; extomatic heat; garage; nice lot.

Mr. Rose, TW 1149. McCABE REALTY CO. RE 8053 BLUE ASH-3-bedroom brick; $14,500. C.

E. YOUNG, REALTOR Montgomery. SY 7188, SY 9526 BOND HILL- ONLY $14,350 READY TO MOVE Charming and spacious older home in pleasant surroundings of large trees; oversized lot: dandy 2-car garage; gas heat; screened 3 porch; bedrooms; near school and playground: really a bargain. hotze, kuntzler co. SY 6233.

JE 0016. RE 0336. BOND Home For Large Family Situated on a lovely 75 tree-shaded lot near both schools; In excellent condition. There is a charming entrance hall with a winding stairway to 4 bedrooms and bath on 2d; gas heat; 2-car garage; easily financed. Mrs.

Cragg, JE 6413, SY 6710. LOUIS A. Sander, Bond Hill- -New Listing 1026 Towanda Terrace: 6-room 3-bedbrick home in beautiful neighborhood; only years old: recently decorated: tile features; can be purchased with wall-to-wall carpeting: gas heat; asking price $22,500. Owner. EL 0504.

BOND HILL--Egan Hills spacious English-type, executive home; 3 bedrooms: rathskeller; maid's quarters; all modern conveniences; large rooms; in A1 condition. PA 2180, RE 6653. BOND HILL-1138 Cheyenne bedroom English type: 2-car garage; extra 62-ft. lot. By owner.

ME 2894. BRANCH HILL Living room across front of house: wood-burning fireplace, large kitchen and dining room, bath. 1st floor; 2 very large bedrooms, 2d: full basement; acre. A bargain at $9750. H.

A. EMERY EA 3252 BRENTWOOD VILLAGE 1128 HEMPSTEAD DR. ANOTHER NEW SAMPLE HOME JUST COMPLETED From $14,900 Up DIRECTIONS: Take braith Rd. West Across Winton Rd. to Daly north on Daly Rd.

to Hempstead Dr. Modern Builders, Inc. 15. 8483 PO 1500 24 4331 Ranch With Breezeway money!" 3901 READING RD. ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON.

LUDLOW. CO 0146. CO 4332. GEO. H.

ROHDE SON FUNERAL, HOME Linwood and Delta Aves EA 0404 Gus Guy Anderson 3117 Vibe Corrrville. AV 0421. NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHerry 6929 Bamber Funeral Home Inc. JOHN BAMBER, ROBER1 BAMBER 3011 Woodburn Ave.

WO 1440. Wrassmann Barfknecht 9625 Glibert Ave. INC. WO 1600 1421-23 Main St. CH 0338 STANLEY HIGH FUNERAL HOME Kennedy Heights Ted High, Director VITT STERMER! FUNERAL HOMES CHEVIOT DELHI HILLS 8425 HARRISOO 4619 BELMI PICE MO 0833 WA 0110 FAIRMOUNT 1824 Westwood Ave.

WA 1500 CHAS. A. MILLER SONS NORTHSIDE KI 0040 VORHIS FUNERAL HOMES Lockland, Ohio Norwood, Ohio VA 0063 ME 4884 Cincinnati Cremation Co. 525 DIXMYTH AVE. UN 1021 WRITE FOR PREE BOOK LET JOURNEY'S END Journeys End Adams Kaiser Alexander Klingler Brenner Koenig Cecil Moran Conrad Neu Delaney.

Noe, Smith Samuel H. Denison Roth Dewald Sanzone Dicken Schaefers Gilmer Smith iman Walther Hayes Hines Remove me from reproach and contempt. (Copt. 1952, John Howard Harris) ADAMS Minnie (nee La Motte), beloved wife of the late Joshua W. Adams, mother of Mrs.

Morris Ewards. Mrs. Loren Gatch and Claris Adams. Sunday, her late October residence, 26, 1952. 1811 Funeral Madison Tuesday, October 28, at 10:30 A.

M. Friends may call Monday after 4 P. M. ALEANDER -Josephine (nee Pohlking) beloved wife of the late Frank Alexdear mother of Mrs. Della Fordyce, Laverne and Dorothy Alexander, Sunday, October 26, 1952; residence, 216 Forest Wyoming, formerly of Bond Hill.

Friends may call at the Hodapp funeral home, 7401 Vine Funeral Carthage, Tuesday after 4 P. M. services Wednesday, October 29, at 2 P. M. BRENNER--Elizabeth Durig, widow of Edward Brenner and mother of Henry Brenner and Mrs.

Rachel Sanders and stepmother of George Brenner and Mrs. Hilda Meinking, at her residence, Foster, Ohio, Monday, October 27, 1952. Friends may call at Tufts funeral home. Loveland, Ohio, Tuesday after P. M.

Services St. Paul Evangelical Church, Foster, Wednesday, October 29, 3 P. M. CECIL George, devoted husband of Alberta Baller Cecil (nee Huff), beloved father of Mrs. Hester Offutt, Mrs.

Ruth Montgomery, George and John Cecil, stepfather of Mrs. Rita Baller, Audette and Raymond Bailer, brother of Mrs. Pernie Shobe and Mrs. Mabel Kinzer; also survived by 10 grandchildren; residence. 10-Mile Clermont County, Sunday, October 26.

1952. Friends may call at the Vorhis funeral home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Tuesday 3 to 10 P. M. Services Wednesday, October 29, P. M.

Linwood Lodge No. 567 services Tuesday at 8 P. M. CONRAD-Ell, beloved husband of Anna Knese Conrad, father of Louise Stephenson and John Conrad, Sunday, October 26, 1952; residence. 2212 Hudson Norwood.

Friends may call at the Tredway funeral home. 2131 Cameron Norwood, Tuesday after P. M. Funeral Wednesday, October 29, at 1 P. M.

DELANEY-SMITH Mabel B. (nee Bradley), wife of the late John DeJaney, beloved sister of William 0, Bradley, of Maplewood, N. at her residence, 1233 Beacon suddenly, Sunday, October 27. 1952. Requiem high mass Guardian Angel Church, Thursday, October 30.

at 9 A. M. Friends may call T. P. White Sons funeral home, 2050 Beechmont Mt.

Washington, Wednesday after 4 P. M. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Southgate, Ky. DENISON-Carrie beloved sister of Walter K. and the late Kate Denison, Sunday, October 26, 1952; residence, 4222 34th St.

Services private at the Witt, Good Kelsch funeral home, 3026 Madison Hyde Park at Oakley Square, Tuesday, October 28. Friends may call Monday after 7 P. M. DEWALD -Peter beloved husband of Mildred Dewaid (nee Jochum) and devoted father of Walter, Joan and Gail Dewaid and Mrs. Shirley Handra, Sunday, October 26, 1952; residence, 911 Elberon Ave.

Friends may call at the Busse de Borgmann Co. Parkway funeral home, Central Pky, and Clifton Hills Ave. Tuesday after 2 P. M. Requiem high mass Holy Family Church Wednesday, October 29, at 9 A.

M. -Elizabeth Roberts, beloved wife of Arthur L. Dicken, mother of Mrs. Louis A. Hellming and Arthur L.

Dicken residence, 715 Delta Sunday, October 26, 1952. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson funeral home, McMillan and Services Upland Tuesday after 4 M. Wednesday, October 29, at 2 P. M.

GILMER Harry, beloved husband of Ada Brockman Gilmer. father of Lee Gilmer, Mrs. Lorraine Whitacre and Shirley Leah Mitchell, Laura and brother of Ethel, at his and residence, Gilmer, passed, Loveland, Ohio, Saturday, October 25, 1952. Friends may call at Tufts funeral home, Loveland. Ohio, Monday after 1 P.

M. Services Tuesday, October 28, 2 P.M. beloved husband of Mary Harshman (nee Frohmiller), beloved brother Dayton, of Ohio the and late Henry beloved Harshuncle of Mrs. Mary Schramm and Mrs. Rita Sunday, October 26, 1952; residence, 968 Enright Ave.

Relatives and friends may call Tuesday from to 10 P. M. at the Harry Meyer funeral home, 4989 Gienway Ave. near Western Hills Ave. Requiem high masa St.

Lawrence Church, Wednesday, October 29, at 10:30 A. M. St. LAWFence Men's Society will meet Tuesday at 7:30 take P. M.

notice. Eagle's and Moose Lodges please HAYES- Edith (nee Phillips), beloved wife of the late John Robert Hayes, beloved mother of Mrs. Marian Right- Hayes, dear sister of Mrs. Garrett, Norman Cecil J. and Virginia Newport, Monday, October 27, 1952.

Due notice funeral. HINES-Claude beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Hines (nee Campbell), and devoted father of Barbara Ann and Stephen Mark Hines, dear son of Claude L. Hines, and brother of Mrs. Hallie Bird. Mrs.

Ruth Wiethorn, Mrs. William Dangelmeter and Harry Hines, at his residence. 20 Oak October Riage, 26, Fort 1952. Thomas, Sunday, Services Wednesday, October 29, at the Dobbling funeral home, 106 S. Fort Thomas at 10:30 A.

M. Friends may call Tuesday from 4 until 9 P. M. KAISER -Blanche (nee Woodrome), beloved wife of Frank Kaiser, and mother of Thomas and Clarence Barringer, Sunday, October 26, 1952; residence, 7102 River Rd. Friends may call the Selfert funeral home, Monitor and Parkland Sayler Park, Tuesday after 4 P.

M. Services Wednesday. October 29. at 2 P. M.

KLINGLER-Margaret, beloved sister of William Klingler, Monday, October 27, 1952: residence. 2322 Sauer Ave. Clifton Heights. Friends may call the Clarence A. Baiter funeral home, 3412 Clifton Clifton, Wednesday from to M.

Services Thursday, October 30, M. buff 3-yearold every forced-air and heating; roc. norris hu 2222 BRIDGETOWN- NEW RESTRICTED 5, LARGE LOT-OWNER decorated: MOVING artistically spaclous porch; unusually large rooms: tile gas furnace: will sell today. bath; Ma Realty BRIDGETOWN-7-100m frame; bedacoma: KAS beat; large lot; $13.900. HU 4683.

ROBT. G. CLIFT, HU 5296 BRIDGETOWN -RACE ROAD Very Exceptional Bargain Three-bedroom brick; gas heat; 3-car raze, convenient to everything: $13,900. KOENINGER, HU 1300. GR 1528 BRIDGETOWN-7-room 1 or 2 family home with barn used for garage and MO 7480 ALBERS REALTOR GR 1939 storage, lot 93x225.

BRIDGETOWN 5-room, 1-floor plan: 19-ft. living room; tandem garage; beautiful level lot. By owner, HU 1490. BRIDGETOWN-Modern brick; 5 rooms, 1st floor; large finished 2d: gas heat. HANNUM, REALTOR MO 5818 BRIDGETOWN Owner sacrificing; 3- bedroom; modern brick; gas; tile.

$15,500. HU 3684, BRIDGETOWN 5-room 1-floor brick; large gAs furnace: 60-ft. lot: garage. HEUER, MO 2750, K1 6393. BRIGHTON 2-FAMILY WORKINGMAN'S HOME 4-4; everything separate: good condition: full price $7250.

Mr. Slebler, AV 7340. DRAGUL SPIVAK, INC. CH 2050 CHEVIOT, OUT-DENT 6238 HARRISON MIKE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY A1 condition; 7-room, 1-floor bungalow with unfinished 2d: 81 acres fronting on Harrison Pike and Davis Lane; large barn, chicken house, garage and other outbuildings; will divide acreage. Want offer.

WESTWOOD REALTY MO 5960 HU 6460 HU 1274 CHEVIOT, OUT T-N-T TEMPTING, NEAT AND TIDY buff brick, 4-room, 1-floor; with future built right in. Expandable upstairs provides 2 nice bedrooms; lot is large and well groomed. Why wait, phone now, so we may give your complete information. FARRIS REALTY MO 7955 CHEVIOT, OUT--BRICK BEAUTIFUL RANCH This brick 2-bedroom 1-floor plan has a frontage of over 100 ft. and 1s modestly priced at only $15,500.

Automatic heat; gargae built-in rear. RATTERMAN WA 4887 CHEVIOT TWO-FAMILY BRICK, 5-4 Idcally located; custom-built for owner 2 years ago. Tile kitchens and baths, spacious living rooms, large closet space; metal storm windows; gas heat. Built-In garege. Lovely lot.

St. Martin's Parish. GR 2509 RENAKER REALTY HU 4067 CHEVIOT--NEAR SCHOOLS BRICK 4-2, BATHS Owner transferred; asking $18,900 Beautiful designed: tile roof, large living room with fireplace. full dining room, tile kitchen, dining area, vitrolite bath, twin-sized bedroom, 2 extra large bedrooms and tile bath, gas heat; lovely lot. Owner transferred: offer.

Realty MO CHEVIOT, OUT-New brick; nearing completion; large living-picture window; 3 bedrooms, bath; spacious kitchen; porch; garage in basement; large grounds: oll furnace; exceptional for $13,900. Realtor MO 4403 CHEVIOT -LOVELY, LEVEL LOT 5 1-FLOOR, $12,950 Finished 2d; spacious rooms; gas heat; porch; on bus. HU 6569. AMTHAUER co. WA 4980.

CHEVIOT. NEAR-Spacious new 3-bed room basementless ranch; colored fIxtures, wooded 100x245-ft. lot, 150-ft. setback: oil heat; wood-burning fireplace: $16,900. MO 4069 DENNIS CO.

MO 6705 CHEVIOT, OUT--DENT: 5-room 1-floor: completely decorated; oil heat: tile bath. SHIPP, REALTOR WI 2383, WI 3210 CITY Bogen Frame Bath: newly painted and decorated: reasonable down payment; full price $5950. Mr. Albert, HI 1247. CH 2030.

DRAGUL SPIVAK, INC. CITY- COLORED: $500 DOWN BUYS EITHER CLARK BRICK: 8 ROOMS LIVINGSTON-4 ROOMS, BATH CUTTER-BRICK: 12 ROOMS ELLEN-BRICK: 10 ROOMS MA 7682 Greenberg Realty AV 1966 CITY-9 rooms, 2. or 3 family brick and frame, 2 bathrooms; nice yard; very clean; $1450 down, balance like rent. CIty--8 rooms, 3-family brick; 2-car garage; bath; $1250 down. GA 6594.

CLIFTON Rush- -Wait No Longer and leave bargain like we're offering gO by. A lovely wire-cut brick in choice location on corner lot. large living room for baby grand piano, 3 bedrooms with tile bath; automatic gas-fired heat: 1-car garage. This property is positively in condition better than new. Owner reduced price to $16,500.

Call TW 1159 SY 7658 JA 9605 HARRY BOECKMANN Broker CLIFTON-E. CLIFTON AVE. A PRIZE FOR THE WISE INVESTOR 2 huge brick buildings; 3 famflies each; separate entrances: 6 gas and electric meters; income $236 a month ($2832 a year) plus 3 and bath apartment; for additional owner's Income. Furnished now -heat, gas or electric. Firm price $14,900.

Attractive financing available, FARRIS REALTY MO 7955 CLIFTON VIEWS! VIEWS! A view from every window in this handsome English house built for the present owner bedroom and carefully maintained; master 1s 25x16, 2 other bedrooms take twin beds, 2 colored tile baths on maid's quarters on 3d: 1st floor Is well arranged: living room 25x16. sun room, center hall: breakfast 2-car room, tile lavatory: garage: gas heat; must be seen to be appreciated. Ophelia Titus, UN 7038 or DU 1780. FRED'K A. SCHMIDT.

INC. CLIFTON- -Choice location; well-built family; 5 rooms each: 2 rooms 3d floor. with Income; beautifully decorated; low price. MORAN REALTY CO. PL 0348 UN 3915 CLIFTON-Nice 5-room home; tile bath: 3 garages; offer wanted.

HEHEMANN OSSWALD CO. WO 5671 SY 9499 PO 0841 and CLIFTON- UC: 2-family Clifton brick, near 4-5-2: gas heat: no garage; 2 porches: subject to offer. GUS H. HEBESBERGER, RE 1847 CLIFTON-Glenmary near Clifton; lovely 3-bedroom home; spacious lounge: many features; priced to sell. Simmons Realty PA 1262.

AV 0328. CLIFTON, E. Brick 4 apartments: kitchens equipped; gas furnaces. See this today. Armand Realty, KI 4970.

CLIFTON-SIx-room brick: gas heat; rage; vacant. KI 0409, CLIFTON HEIGHTS shingle: gas heat: garage: nice yard; good location. Price $9000. CORNELL REALTY 7 East University Ave. DU 4475 WO 3230 AV 5244 CLIFTON HEIGHTS -Two-family; gAS heat; immediate possession; $8900.

PAUL DOERGER. GA 5054 Saturday, Sunday and evenings. JA 7363. CLIFTON HEIGHTS Beautiful BRICK semibungalow; 6 large rooms: tile bath: gas furnace: large 2-car brick garage; quiet street; best buy in this choice locality; exchange for small 1-floor bungalow. LAUDT.

REALTORS AV 1711, CA 4319 Lovely CLIFTON HEIGHTS Moerlein 6-room bungalow: solarium, hardwood floors, vitrolite bath, double garage: level lot: 30 days. UN 5812. MO 1225, MEINHART REALTORS. CLIFTON HEIGHTS--Four, lavatory, 1st; 3, bath, 2d: 2, 3d: gas heat; garage: quick occupancy. KI 0409.

CLIFTON HEIGHTS- -9 rooms, convertIbie into apartments, Owner, CH 0206. COLERAIN TOWNSHIP NeW 6-room 3-bedroom buff brick: modern kitchen. large living room, tile bath; picture windows, marble sills, casement windows: lot: poured basement: built-in garage; large better-built home ready in 30 days. Mr. Schneller, WO 9062.

LANG REALTY. JA 9156. brick. COLERAIN 1 old; TOWNSHIP Four-bedroom built-in year knotty pine dinette: garage: large lot. KOENINGER.

HU 1300. MU 6215 COLLEGE HILL-2-FAMILY fully Excellent decorated income: dandy brick, 4 tasterooms and bath each anartment; near stores, schools, bus line. Bargain, $11,900 COLLEGE HILL. NORTH 5-room A1 shingle. condition.

3-2: bath: corner lot: garage: BIll Helcher. MU 2673. Gaston Realty Co. KI 127' COTTER LISTING GAS rooms. solarium.

1-floor pl- lot: detache1 rare: convenient stores Amane, AL ROSMARIN WE JA 8630 2361 Be Herald The Your WANT ADS Queen City Women's Club Gordon Scherer, Republican candidate, and Walter A. Kelley, Democratic candidate, for Congress in the First District, will speak at a luncheon of the Queen City Women's Club at 11:45 a. m. Friday at the e. Hotel Metropole.

Mrs. M. Y. Newcomb, program chairman, and chairman of the day, will introduce the speakers. Women's Democratic Club All Democratic candidates for office will be introduced to members of the Hamilton County Women's Democratic Club at a meeting at 8 p.

m. today at the Hotel Sheraton-Gibson. Mrs. John J. Gilligan, President, is calling a business session at 7:30 p.

m. MRS Club Of University The first of a series of card parties given by the MRS Club of the University of Cincinnati, to raise funds for scholarships for students, will be conducted at the home of the Ways and Means Chairman, Mrs. Raymond D. Sharp, 7235 Algonquin Drive, Indian Hill, at 1 p. m.

tomorrow. Co-hostesses will be Mesdames A. R. Grecol, William Kluber, Arthur Stone and Dennison Duble. Del Theta Club Mrs.

L. P. Pobst will give a paper on Arizona at a luncheon of the Del Theta Club at 12:30 p. m. today at the home of Mrs.

Claude Shafer, 1232 Paxton Road. RESULTS RESULTS.