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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Sunday, September 5, 1971 Cincinnati Crimes Rise Above Norms Crime increased 11.3% nationally in 1970 but the rate of serious crime in Ohio rose faster than the national average, annual statistics released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation showed Tuesday. The FBI's "Uniform Crime Reports-1970" showed that nationally: robberies were up over 1969; bank robberies, rapes, murders, aggravated assaults, burglaries, larcenies, and auto thefts, While crime in cities of 250,000 or more population rose by over 1969, it increased by in the suburbs in rural areas. Crime in Ohio increased by 11.8% in 1970 compared to the previous year. Largest increases were in and, larceny, with a burglary, 222,879 reported compared to 196,575 in 1969. IN THE BUCKEYE STATE last year, the total of murders and nontraffic manslaughters increased by 14 to a total of 699.

The number of forcible rapes went from 1645 to 1700; robberies from to 539; assaults from to burglaries from 79,489 to 90.953; grand larcenies from 65,310 to 438 and auto thefts from 51,776 to 52,488. FBI statistics, showing the number of crimes per 100,000 residents in major metroplitan areas of Ohio, showed the following rates in Cincinnati, including Hamilton, Clermont and Warren Counties, in Ohio; Campbell, Kenton and Boone Counties in Kentucky and Dearborn County, Indiana. All serious crimes, 2367; violent crimes, 250.3; property crimes, 2116.7; murder, 6.4; rape, 16.8; rob119.9; assault, 107.2; burglary, 912.3; larceny, 850.0 and auto theft, 347.5. Nationally, police were able to solve only one of every five crimes through arrests in 1970 compared with a solution rate of nearly one in three in 1960. ONE HUNDRED LAW enforcement officers were slain in the line of duty during 1970 14 more than in 1969 and 41 above the 10 year average.

Crimes by women rose sharply in categories, with the exception prostitution. Since 1960, ar911, rests of women for all crimes increased by 74.4% compared to an increase of 25.7% for men. Arrests for prostitution declined by 43.6%. The 1970 showed a slight moderation traditionally tigures, high arrest rate for Negroes compared to that of whites because whites' arrest rates showed a faster rise in many categories. In 1969, Negroes accounted for of the population but 55.7% of the arrests for violent crimes.

In 1970, Negroes' arrest percentage for violent crimes declined to 53.3%. NEGROES ACCOUNTED for 64.8% robbery arrests and 59.9% of the murder arrests in 1970, but whites led in arrest percentage for all other major crimes. In the report's section on murder, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, termed it "a national social problem beyond police prevention" explaining that most murders were committed by relatives or acquaintances of the victim. Rock Festival Thrives Despite Counterfeiters SATSOP, Wash.

-More than 50,000 persons, many of them getting a free ride, jammed the soggy grounds of a rock festival here Sat urday. The promoter Bob O'Neil said he had sold only 110 tickets. worth about $2650, at the gate in addition to about 15,000 advance sales tickets at $16 each. His costs had soared to $300,000, said. O'Neil blamed the loss on a "massive counterfeiting job" on tickets.

"I'm extremely happy," O'Neil said. "It's a good festival." A capacity crowd of 35,000 was packed into the rain-soaked 77-acre area set aside for the rock concert. Another 15,000 persons were moved onto adjacent land leased for camping. O'Neil expected 100,000 to 150,000 persons at the festival by its windup Monday night. A 50-man riot-equipped police force was assembled a few miles away but the festival had seen little trouble going into its second day Saturday.

Friction developed between festival regulars and an outside group of 100 or SO motorbike riders. O'Neil said it was settled by putting the bikers in a barbed wire enclosureey can have their bikes with they there and they agree they won't ride through the crowds," O'Neill said. Early Saturday afternoon, Sheriff's officers disarmed a man holding an automatic pistol after he had threatened to shoot people his tent near the main entrance to the grounds. Sheriff A. M.

Gallagher and two deputies wrestled the gun from the hand of a man later identified as Stephen Cole, 27, of Los Angles. Campers, have laid out a small tent city on the grounds splashed with color and American flags. Some of the audience, inexpertenced at camping, lined up outside a medical clinic tent nursing cut fingers and burns from liquid-fueled cooking equipment. Marijuana peddlers were doing a booming busines swith bags of the substance selling for $9 or $10. Undersheriff Herb Harrick said will be made on the grounds for drug violations; if arrests are made they will be made outside festival grounds." No arrests had been reported Saturday, For a $24 ticket for the weekend, festival goers heard the music from such groups as the Ike and Tina Turner Revue, Wishbone Ash, the Youngbloods, Eric Burden, Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids, Bonnie and Delaney and Friends, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Spencer Davis and Peter Jamison.

It was the first rock music festival held under a new state law which requires promoters to obtain a permit from. local authorities. The permit application had to be endorsed by health officials approving water supply, sewage disposal, food preparation facilities and lighting. Law enforcement agencies had to certify adequate crowd and traffic control. Promoters were required to obtain a $30,000 surety bond and $100,000 of liability insurance.

Ex-Argentine President Peron Gets Eva's Body, Buried 16 Years MADRID (UPI) Former Presi- dent Juan D. Peron of Argentina permitted only close friends inside his home Saturday to view the body of his second wife, Eva, which was returned to him Friday after being hidden in an unmarked Italian grave for 16 years. "Evita will someday find her last and final grave in Argentina," said Jorge Paladino, Peron's personal representative in Argentina who visiting the exiled former president. "Peron will take her body with him when returns home," Paladino said. In the meantime, however, the body will be secretly reburied sometime next week in Madrid, possibly in the Basilica of a religious order, said sources close to Peron.

The body of Eva Duarte de Peron was returned to the former Argentina dictator on orders of the current military government of Argentina, which is preparing the country for a return to free elections and constitutional democracy. There have been reports that Peron himself will be allowed to return and seek election as president, but he has made no public statement on his intentions. Paladino, who also is secretarygeneral of Peron's justicialist movement in Argentina, has stated repeatedly, however, that the former president will return and seek office again. When Peron was overthrown by a military revolution in 1955, the new government took Mrs. Peron's body from the ornate room in a labor union headquarters in Buenos Aires where it had lain in state since her death in 1952.

Its whereabouts remained a mystery to all but a few anti-Peronist leaders un- Robbers Get $400 Two men, one armed with a .25 caliber pistol, held up Newberry's Delicatessen, 3627 Glenway Price Hill, at 10 p. m. Saturday and escaped with about $400 in cash, police said. Crime Report For City, County Area The following serious crimes and actions were reported Saturday by Hamilton County area police. ROBBERIES Dorothy Currin, 51, Covington, reported that three youths struck her, bloodying her nose, and then took her purse, containing $7 in cash and a pair of glasses, as she was waiting for a bus in the 3200 block of Burnet Avenue at 9:05 p.

m. Friday. John Tranter, Roselawn, reported he was standing at Paddock Road under the Norwood Lateral' at 3:30 a. m. Saturday when three men got out of a car.

One of the men put a .38 caliber revolver in Tranter's ribs, and the trio in cash from his pocket. Henry Grace, 64, Sayler Park, reported that a young woman grabbed his wallet containing $100 in cash, when he took it out to pay for a meal at a cafe at 938 John St. at 3:40 a.m. Saturday. ASSAULTS Dave Reichman, 17, 1680 Queen City reported a man hit him on the head with a bottle and then kicked him in the ribs during an argument at his home at 6 p.m.

Friday. Reichman was released after treatment at General Hospital. Claude Green, 31, reported he was stabbed in the side with a butcher knife during a quarrel at his home, 3064 Gilbert at 9 p. m. Friday.

Green was reported in fair condition at General Hospital late Saturday. Jimmy Eison, 23, Cumminsville, reported he was slashed on the face and left arm iwth a razor durinq an altercation with another man on the street in the 2400 block of Vine Street at 2:20 a. m. Saturday. George Clingenpeel, 40, 1016 State reported a woman stabbed him in the chest with a knife during a quarrel at his home at 4:15 a.

m. Saturday. He was released later Saturday after treatment at General Hospital. Mrs. Beatrice Rankin, 30, 114 Wellington Mt.

Auburn, reported a man struck her on the head with blunt obiect in the 100 block of East 13th St. at 6 p. m. Saturday. Her husband, Robert, 38, was being held for investigation.

BURGLARIES Owen Benson, owner of the Custom Body Shop, 3271 Spring Grove reported that a motorcycle and an extra motorcycle frame and rear wheel, worth a total of $535, and $95 in cash were taken in a burglary at the shop late Friday or early Saturday. Viki Kasto, 24, 608 Walnut reported that $800 in cash, a man's suit worth $100, a $75 tape recorder and $10 in miscellaneous, small items were taken from her apartment in a burglary early Saturday. Gary Morgan, 21, the manager of Barney's Restaurant, 2974 Madison Oakley, reported that a safe containing $500 in cash was taken from the restaurant in a burglary early Saturday, Edward Wickemeyer, 5341 Indian Mound reported that two watches, worth a total of $375, $138 in cash, and $98 in miscellaneous obiects were taken in a previously reported burglary at his home August 10. ARRESTED AND CHARGED Clyde Ward, 34, 7A McDermott Newport, was arrested at 3:30 a. m.

Saturday at 802 Hutchins Avondale, and charged with illegal possession of a narcotic drug and illegal possession of an instrument for administering a narcotic drug after police said they found a hydermic needle and a packet of white powder in his possession. Jean Young, 30, 590 Strand Winton Place, was arrested at 1:15 p. m. Saturday at 2918 Monfort Walnut Hills, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and then charged with assault and battery on a police officer after police alleged she kicked District 7 Patrolman Robert J. Schulte in the shins as he tried to handcuff her.

HELD FOR INVESTIGATION Bravel Sullivan, 21, 559 W. Liberty was arrested at 2:20 p.m. Saturday at his home in the investigation of a burglary at the American Truck and Auto Body 1655 Central Ave. William Leslie Saunders, 27, 3220 Walworth was arrested at Shillito's, 101 W. Seventh Saturday afternoon after police alleged he was trespassinq in the store.

Police said he had a syringe and a hydermic needle in his possession at the time. 2 Victims, Plane Pulled From Lake ANGOLA, Ind. (UPI) State Police divers Saturday recovered the body of Jerry Baker, 28, New Lebanon, Ohio, from submerged private plane which crashed Friday into Lake James in Pokagon State Park. The plane also was recovered from water about 85 feet deep. Divers also recovered body of Donaid Cornell, 28, Coldwater, Mich.

Baker was a co-owner of the plane with Charles Plassenthal, Dayton, Ohio, who was not aboard when it crashed. Journey'a End BAIRD Mary beloved wife of the late Fred L. Baird; mother of Mrs. Ethel McGinnis of Whitefield, N. Mrs.

Arletta M. Jones and Mrs. Virginia Ragsdale, Saturday, Sept. 4, 1971; residence, 1310 E. McMillan St.

Funeral services at the Hillside Chapel Cincinnati Crematory, 525 Dixmyth Ave. at the convenience of the family. Memorials, if desired, may be directed to charity of your choice. Elden A. Good Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

BARRETT Glenn husband of Ruth Todd Barrett, father of Richard W. Barrett; grandfather of Joan Bidwell Barrett, Cincinnati, and Richard F. Barrett of San Francisco, great-grandfather of Richard F. Barrett Kathryn Kiessling Barrett, of San Francisco; Friday, September 3, 1971, in Petoskey, Mich. Friends may call at the W.

Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills, Monday, 7 to 9 P. M. Services, Tuesday, September 7, at 11 A. M.

BETTENS William (Russell), beloved husband of Vivian Marie Bettens (nee Warren), devoted father of Larry Mootz, Mrs. Judy Ann Wilson, Mrs. Lloyd (Candace) Lake; dear grandfather of Debra Sue and Steven Wilson, Billy, Ray and Kimberley Lake; dear brother of Mrs. Edith Little; Friday, September 3, 1971; residence, 2872 Montana age 55 years. Visitation, Monday from 6 until 9 P.

M. at the Bolton and Lunsford Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood, where funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 M. Memorials, if so desired, may be given to the Westwood United Methodist Church. BRAY Samuel Roscoe, beloved husband of Rushie Bray (nee Tomlinson, dear father of Everett, Charles, Leonard and Earl Bray, Ruby Deweese and the late Roscoe and Lloyd Bray; brother of Frank and Otis Bray; passed away, Saturday, September 4, 1971; also survived by 14 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren; residence 400 Bradley Reading: age 89. Funeral services at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 433 Reading Reading, Wednesday, September 8.

Exact time later. Relatives and friends may call Tuesday from 4 to 9 P. M. BULLOCK Blanche 0., (nee Whitton), beloved wife of the late Henry F. Bullock, devoted mother of Mrs.

Ruth Tackett and the late Mrs. Elsie Borders, Mrs. Helen Barber and Miss Mary E. Bullock; 13 grandchildren, 33 great 3, 1971; formerly Friday, of 4960 Septem- Winnesta Winton Terrace; age 80 vears. Funeral from the John J.

Radel Co. Funeral Home, 652 State Tuesday. September 7. at 10:30 A. M.

Friends may call Monday after 4 P. M. BURGIN Edward, residence 553 Armory Ave. leaves to mourn wife Elizabeth Burgin, 10 children, Edward Emma, Lorita, Charles, Deborah, Melody, Danny, Cathy, Lawanda and Rickie, son of Mrs. Mattie Burgin, brother of Mr.

Lee Burgin of Burlington, New Jersey, host of other relatives and friends. Visitation, Tuesday 6 to 9 P. M. Pierce People Funeral Home, 1504 John St. Funeral service Wednesday 11 A.

M. Chapel. BURNETT James, husband of the late Katie Lynch Burnett, dear father of Hallie Crawford, Stella Yust and Frances Hymer, also survived by five grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren; Thursday, September 2, 1971; age 89 years. Friends may call at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton at Knowlton Northside, Monday, from 4-9 P. M. Funeral service Tuesday at 1:30 P.M. CLARK John F. beloved husband of Cecelia Clark; dear father of Mrs.

Elizabeth Manzi and John F. Clark brother of Mrs. Anna Tulles, Mrs. Loretta Guy, Charles and George Clark; Friday, Sept. 3, 1971 in New Port Richey, Florida.

Service at Muehlenkamp-Erschell Ft. Thomas Funeral Home, 427 South Ft. Thomas Wednesday, 11 A. M. Visitation Tuesday 4 to 9 P.

M. Funeralse information and address of the individual obituary below. DATE FUNERAL HOME Elden A. Good Sept. 7 W.

Mack Johnson Sept. 7 Bolton Lunsford Sept. 8 Schmidt-Dhonau Sept. 7 John J. Radel Co.

Sept. 8 Pierce People Sept. 7 Chas. A. Miller Sons Sept.

8 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Sept. 8 Shorten Sept. 8 Shorten Sept. 7 Paul R. Young Sept.

7 Chas. A. Miller Sons Sept. 7 Neidhard-Minges Sept. 7 Nurre Bros.

Sept. 7 T. P. White Sons Sept. 7 McKenzie Sept.

7 W. Mack Johnson Sept. 8 Vorhis Sept. 7 E. C.

Nurre Sept. 5 Weil Sept. 7 Riedlinger-Lemen Eldon A. Good Sept. 7 Riedlinger-Lemen Sept.

7 T. P. White Sons Sept. 7 Thomas Memorial Sept. 5 Weil Sept.

7 Dalbert Woodruff Sept. 7 Anderson Sept. 7 Cahall Sept. 7 Rebold Sept. 5 Weil Sept.

8 Vonderhaar Stetter Sept. 7 B. J. Meyer Sept. 8 B.

J. Meyer Sept. 8 Thompson Sept. 7 Nurre Bros. Sept.

8 T. P. White Sons Sept. 7 Schaefer-Busby Sept. 7 Seifert-Hardig Sept.

6 Renfro Sept. 7 Schmidt-Dhonau Journey's End MAHNE George beloved husband of the late Ruth (Hollerman) Mahne; devoted father of Carol Mahne; dear brother of Phillip Mahne: passed away suddenly Friday, Sept. 3, 1971; age 61 years. Mass of the Resurrection, a.m. Tuesday, Sat.

Agnes Church, 10:45 No visitation. Riedlinger Lemen Funeral Home, 1309 California Bond Hill in charge of arrangements. MERRILL Mary Brodt, beloved wife of the late Sidney B. Merrill; aunt of Mrs. Adalyn M.

Luthin of Davis, Clifford, Thomas, Robert and William Allen of Muskegon, and Walter Merrill of Wellesley, Thursday, September 2, 1971; residence, '921 William Howard Taft age 88 years. Services at the Hillside Chapel, Cincinnati Crematory, 525 Dixmyth at the convenience of the family. Elden A. Good Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. MILLER Mary Frances; beloved sister of Barbara A.

Miller; passed away suddenly Thursday, Sept. 2, 1971; residence, 1915 Garden Lane; age 83 years. Mass of the Resurrection Tuesday, St. Agnes Church, 9:30 A. M.

Friends may call at the Riedlinger-Lemen Funeral Home, 1309 California Bond Hill, Monday 4 to 8 P. M. MONTELISCIANI John, beloved husband of the late Angela Montelisciani, dear father of Mrs. Amelia (Mi Mi) Hohman and Vincent A. Montelisciani; also four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren; Wednesday, September 2, 1971; residence, 1145 Ayershire age 92 years; Mass of the Resurrection at Guardian Angel Church, Tuesday, September 7 at 9 A.

M. Friends may call at the T. P. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washington, Monday 4 until 9 P.

M. MOORE Lawrence beloved husband of Alice Moore, devoted father of Mrs. Marie Woody and Larry W. Moore, brother of Mrs. Esther Krause also survived by 4 grandchildren, September 4, 1971; residence 4507 Camberwell Rd.

Funeral service Tuesday 10 A. M. at the Thomas Memorial 7500 Montgomery Kenwood. No visitation Monday. if desired, memorials may be made the Building Fund of Jehovah Witness Madisonville Congregation 8505 Kenwood Rd.

PATTON Margaret (nee Combs), beloved mother of Mrs. Hoyt Fine, dear grandmother of Mrs. Mona Williamson, also 5 great-grandchildren; Saturday, September 4, 1971; residence 306 E. 45th Latonia; age 84 years. Services Tuesday, September 7, from the Conniey Bros.

Funeral Home, 11 E. Southern Latonia, at 11 A. M. Visitation Monday 4 to 9 P. M.

PAYTON Rebecca of Glen Manor; beloved wife of the late Julius Payton; devoted mother of Arnold Payton and sister of Mrs. Mae Borden and Samuel Resnik of Andover, Massachusetts; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Service Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Sunday, Sept. 5 at 2 P. M.

If so desired memorial contributions to your favorite charity would be appreciated. POLAND Russell beloved husband Georgia Carlton Poland, devoted ther of Mrs. Esther M. Lundy, Mrs. Michael (Peggy) Parker Charles Russell K.

and Orville D. land, brother of Leonard Shelton, also survived by 19 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren, Thursday, September 2, 1971; residence, 1669 First age 82 years. neral service Tuesday, 10:30 A.M.. at Dalbert Woodruf Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave. Queen City.

Friends may call Monday 4 to 9 P. M. PROCTOR Frederick beloved brother Beatrice L. and Harold Proctor; Friday, Sept. 3, 1971; residence, 5020 Winton Ridge Lane.

Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home, 8611 Winton Brentwood. 4 9 P. Monday. Funeral Service Tuesday, 10:30 A. M.

Cincinnati Lodge and Scottish Rite Ring Service 7:30 P. M. Monday, PURDY Clifford, dear father of Mrs. Gladys Daugherty, Mrs. Elizabeth Prickett, Mrs.

Edith Rossman, Lewis John and grandchildren, Carl Purdy, 33 also survived by dren and 2 3 great-great-grandchilgreat grandchildren, Friday, September 3, 1971; residence, Ge or get own, Ohio. Friends may call at the Cahall FUneral Home, Georgetown, from 4 to 9 P. M. Monday. Funeral service Tuesday, September 7 at 2 P.

M. RAIS Louis W. (Bill), beloved husband of Alice Boyle Rais, dear father Mrs. Charmaine Kremer; brother of Dorothy (Pat) and Erwin Rais; and three grandchildren; Thursday, September 1971; age 64; residence, at 2718 the Ruberg. Rebold Ave.

Funeral Friends may call Home, 1712 Queen City at Grand, Monday after 4 P. Funeral Mass, St. Bonaventure Church, Tuesday, 9 A. 33 RONSHEIM Mollie, Freedman of Glen Manor, beloved wife of the late Benjamin Ronsheim; devoted mother of Herman and Nelson Ronsheim; loving aunt of Mariorie Brown; sister of Harry Freedman and dear grandmother of Mrs. Larry (Susan) Stevens of Honolulu, David H.

Ronsheim of Detroit, Mrs. Gerald (Sally) Smith, Betty R. Sander and Mrs. Alan (Judith) Guttman, also survived by ten great grandchildren. Services, Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Sunday, September 5, at 3:30 p.m.

SCHNIEDERS Carroll beloved husband of Eleanor beloved Schnieders (nee Grunkemeyer) and father of Jerome, Kenneth, Kathleen, Linda, Thomas, Marianne, Richard and Paul Schnieders; dear brother of Mrs. Dolores Peckskamp, Frank Schnieders and Mrs. Lucille Regan and the late Omer Schnieders and Cecilia Heyl, Thursday, September 2, 1971; residence, 110 Newman Ft. Thomas, Ky. Relatives and friends may call at the B.

J. Meyer Funeral Home, 3726 Warsaw Monday from 4 to 8 P. M. Funeral, Tuesday. Mass of the Resurrection, St.

Lawrence Church at 9:30 A. M. A1 MONUMENTS GRAVE MARKERS AND MONUMENTS SEARS, ROEBUCK ANNOUNCEMENTS Their Final Tribute A Radel Service For more complete funeral director, refer to NAME TIME Baird, Mary BARRETT. Glenn 11:00 A.M. BETTENS.

William 10:00 A. M. BRAY, Samuel Roscoe BULLOCK, Blanche 10:30 A. M. BURGIN, Edward 11:00 A.M.

BURNETT. James 1:30 P.M. CLARK, John F. Sr. 11:00 A.

M. DeWANZ, Marie 1:00 P.M. Driver, Alvin Herman 2:00 P. M. DUNN.

Lillian 11:00 A.M. EBERLEIN. Mattie 11:00 A. M. ELLIOTT.

Marie 10:00 A. M. GUNDERMAN. George 10:00 A. M.

HANKE, Richard 10:30 A. M. HIGGINS, Lewis 1:00 P.M. KATSANIS, Euterpe 2:00 P. M.

LESLIE, Alma 10:00 A. M. LE LESLIE. Mattie 10:30 A. M.

LEVINE, Lillian 12:30 P. M. MAHNE, George 10:45 A. M. MERRILL, Mary MILLER.

Mary 9:30 A. M. MONTELISCIANI. John 9:00 A. M.

MOORE. Lawrence 10:00 A. M. PAYTON. Rebecca 2:00 P.

M. POLAND, Russell 10:30 A. M. PROCTOR. Frederick 10:30 A.

M. PURDY, Clifford 2:00 P.M. RAIS, Louis 9:00 A.M. RONSHEIM. Mollie 3:30 P.

M. SAYRE, Leonard Jr. 10:00 A.M. SCHNEIDERS, Carroll 9:30 A. M.

SKAHAN. Mary 9:30 A. M. SLEET. Anie 11:00 A.M.

SPARKS. Annie 11:00 A. M. STILL, Joseph 10:00 A.M. SYKES, Mary 2:00 P.

M. THORNTON, Clair (Mike) 10:00 A. M. VAUGHN, Jannie 8:00 P. M.

WOLFE, Arnold 2:00 P. M. Journey'a End DE WANZ Marie (nee Walton), dear mother of Glada Smith, daughter of Charles and Millie Reedy Walton, sister of Doris Fogle, Charles and David Walton, devoted grandmother of Charles F. Smith 11, residence 9495 Loveland Remenington, Ohio, Friday, September 3, 1971. Service Tufts Funeral Home, Loveland, Ohio, Tuesday, September 7 at 1 P.

M. Visitation Monday 6 to 9 P. M. DRIEVER Alvin Herman, beloved husband of ver. dear brother of Edna Livsey.

Mabel (Blackwood) (Aver) Driever, devoted father of Frances Z. DrieCarl and Walter Ernst Driever. September 4. 1971: residence, 207 W. Main Mason, Ohio.

Friends may call Tuesday 5 to 9 P. M. at the Shorten Funeral Home. 400 Reading Mason, Ohio. Masonic Service at 8 M.

Funeral service Wednesdav. September 8 at 2 P.M. at the Funeral Home. DUNN Lilliam F. (nee Raugh); beloved wife of Harland J.

Dunn; devoted mother of Mrs. Linda Steelman, Martha, William B. and James L. Dunn: grandmother of Kelly, and Kenneth Dunn and Holly Steelman; dear daughter of Mrs. Hilda and the late Lewis Raugh; sister of Mrs.

Hilda Moore and Fred Friday, Sept. 3, 1971; residence, 4661 Beechwood Mt. Carmel. Funeral service Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt.

Healthy, Tuesday, 11 A.M. Friends may call Monday 5 to 9 P. M. EBERLEIN Nettie (nee Jones), beloved wife of Fred Eberlein, dear mother of Mrs. Harry (Evelyn) Haase, Mrs.

Harry (Norma) Shear and Mel Eberlein; also survived by six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; Thursday, September 2, 1971; residence, 6924 Mar Bev Drive. Funeral service at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton at Knowlton Northside, Tuesday, 11 A. M.

No visitation Mondav. if so desired, Memorials may made to the Heart Fund. ELLIOTT Marie (nee Scheidt); beloved wife of Richard Elliott; dear mother of Ray and Robert Elliott and the late Dorothy Heide; sister of Hilda Scheidt; also survived by 10 grandchildren and great-grandchild; Friday, Sept. 3, 1971; residence, 6681 Taylor Mack, Ohio; age 76 years. Funeral service at the Neidhard-Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood Tuesday, Sept.

7 at 10 A. M. Visitation Monday 5 to 9 P. M. Member of McKinley Council of A also Ruth Circle of the Oak Hills United Methodist Church.

GUNDERMAN George beloved husband of May Kraus Gunderman, brother-in-law of Joseph and Hilda Metz, Frank and Bert Kraus, Friday, September 3, 1971: of 1534 Dana Ave. No visitation Monday. Relatives and friends may attend the funeral Mass at Bellarmine chapel Xavier Uniersity, Tuesday 10 A. M. Nurre Bros.

FUneral Home, Pleasant Ridge in charge. Richard beloved husband of Bernice Hanke (nee Nash); devoted father of Mrs. Gary (Dianna) Townley; brother of Mrs. Mary Spurgeon, Mrs. Marguerite Spurgeon, Mrs.

Alice Kellum, Mrs. Julia Spiller, Mrs. Virginia Bolling, Mrs. Ada Quehl, Walter and the late Raymond Hanke; Thursday, Setpember 2, 1971; residence, 7561 Forest Rd. Service at Anderson Hills United Methodist Church, Tuesday, September 7, at 10:30 A.

M. Friends may call at the T. P. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washington; Monday, 4-9 P.

M. Family prefers memorials to Anderson Hills United Methodist Church. Bethel Lodge 61 and Socttish Rite Ring services, Monday at 8 P. M. HIGGINS Spring Grove Cemetery.

KATSANIS Lewis, beloved husband of Mrs. Josephine Higgins, dear step-father of Mrs. Juanita Simmons, Mr. William Lenny, devoted uncle of Mrs. Ethel Brown, Clarence and William Higgins; Friday, September 3, 1971; residence, 3418 Reading Rd.

Visitation, Monday from .6 to 9 P. M. at the McKenzie Funeral Home, 59 Erkenbrecher Avondale. Funeral service Tuesday at P. M.

from the Bethleham Baptist Church 760 North Crescent Ave. Rev. A. H. Johnson officiating.

Interment Euterpe Skarlos, wife of the late Charles D. Katsanis, mother of Claire C. and George C. Katsanis, and the late James C. sister of Kaliope Leckas, Michael and Louis Skarlos; residence, 505 W.

McMillan Thursday, September 2, 1971. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills, Monday, 5 to 9 P. M.

Services at St. Anthony of Padua Church, 2524 Victory Tuesday, September 7 at 2 P. M. In lieu of other remembrances, family request donations to the Holy Trinity-St. Nicholas Church Building Fund.

LESLIE Hattie beloved sister of the late Stella Boggs, Homer, Alonzo and Charles Leslie, aunt of Mrs. Elsie Beard, Eugene and Clarence Boggs and the late Alma Gaskins, Tuesday, September 2, 1971. Formerly Jenny Lind Amelia. Funeral service from the C. Nurre Funeral Home, Amelia, Tuesday, September 7 at 10:30 A.

M. Friends may call Monday 6 to 9 P. M. LESLIE Alma (nee Stewart wife of the late Robert Leslie; devoted mother of Mrs. Loraine (Schoone) Rich and the late Dr.

Roland Leslie; sister of Mrs. Belle Hausmann and Mrs. Dorothy Auberle, both of Middletown, Ohio, and the late Gladys Emmlinger, Charles, Edward and Francis Stewart, grandmother of Harold Corbett and Mark, Lynn, -and Thomas Leslie, Saturday, Sept. 5th, 1971; residence, 2295 Hibiscus Loveland, Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 310 Dunn Lockland, Tuesday 4 to 9 P. M.

Services Wednesday, Sept. 8th at 10 A. M. LEVINE Lilliam M. of the Vernon Manor; beloved wife of the late David Levine; devoted mother of Mrs.

Arthur Liebschutz and Alvin Levine; dear arandmother of Arthur and Carol Levine, Bobby Liebschutz and Mrs. Susan Gorny. Service Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Sunday, Sept. 5 at 12:30 P. M.

Memorial contributions if desired may be made to the charity of your choice. Following services the family will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Liebschutz, Regency Apt. ADDISON-WILLIAM MAPPIN-Raymond BULLOCK -Blanche SAMS-Robert DANJODT -Eleanor SETTY-Flora DELANEY-Leslie ZEIS -Edward LOWRY-Harvey Sr.

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Over a Century of Service to the Greater Cincinnati Area Cincinnati Covington Newport 921-0365 431-4185 261-8560 GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glenmore at Herbert -Cheviot MO 1-0690 HILLSIDE CHAPEL Cremation Memorialization Visitora Welcome Daily 9 te 4 Use of Chapel Fran 525 Dixmyth Phone 861-1021 Batters Sahnd, me. FUNERAL HOME 3412 CLIFTON 281-4543 -BAMBERRobert Bamber and John R. Bamber FUNERAL A DIRECTORS 3011 WOODBURN 961-1440 Busse Borgmann Co. 681-1343 Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Ave. 3425 1824 4619 Harrison Westwood Delhi Pike 661-0833 921-1500 921-0110 Schaefer-Busby Established 1836 24 W.

9th St. 241-0932 VITTATERMER HOMES CHEVIOT FAIRMOUNT DELHI HILLS VORHIS Funeral Homes LOCKLAND, OHIO NORWOOD, OHIN 821-0062 631-4884 WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNERAL MADISON HOME RD. 531-0105 3026 WRASSMANN FUNERAL 2625 Gilbert Ave. 961-1600 Journey'a End SAYRE Leonard beloved husband of Mary Sayre (nee Fischer), devoted and Mrs. Gary (Sandra) Schoepf, dear brother of Edward Sayre, Mrs.

father of James and Nancy Sayre Katherine Huber and Mrs. Donald (Shirley) Fricke, also survived by 4 grandchildren, Saturday, September 4, 1971 at the residence, 18 Rose Drive. Dayton, Kv. Service at the Vonderhaar Stetter Funeral Home. Third Overton Newport, Wednesday, September 10 A.

M. Visitation 4 to 9 P.M. Tuesday. SKAHAN Mary M. (nee Costello), wife of John F.

Skahan; beloved stepmother of Jack and Jerry Skahan and dear sister of Mrs. Ann and Mrs. Martha Stubbs (Washington, D. and John Costello; also survived by ten grandchildren: Fridav. September 3.

1971; residence, 1089 Belvoir PI. Relatives and friends mav call at the B. J. Meyer Funeral Home (Overlook), 4841 Glenway on Tuesday from 7 to 9 P. M.

Funeral, Wednesday, Mass of the Resurrection, St. Teresa Church at 9:30 A. M. If desired, remembrances may be made to the Heart Fund. SLEET Annie Mae (nee Ralls), beloved wife of John L.

Slett, devoted mother of James E. Sleet and John L. Sleet dear sister of Harold Walker of Cleveland, Ohio, and Leonard Walker of Macon, Georgia, grandmother of Anthony Sleet, niece of Mrs. Josephine Rails, also survived by many other relatives and friends, Wednesday, September 1, 1971; residence, 1735 Holloway Ave. Friends may call Tuesday September 7 from 6 to 9 P.

M. at the Thompson Funeral Home, 820 Lincoln Ave. Funeral service 11 A. M. Wednesday at the Peace Baptist Church, 658 Rockdale Ave.

Rev. D. L. Motley Pastor. Interment, Union Baptist Cemetery.

SPARKS Annie Pearl (Granny), (nee Faulkner); beloved wife of the late Jonathan Sparks; dear mother of Velmar Sparks, Mrs. Marie Jones, Mrs, Helen Ferguson; dear sister of Dove Allen, Ruby Hopkins, Verda Lewis, Mae Bath and Stone, Foster, Woodrow and Arch Faulkner; also survived by 9 grandchildren and 11 great 1971; residence, 2331 Friday, Fairview Sept. Ave. Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, 345 W.

McMillan St. Clifton, Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral service Tuesday, Sept. 7 at 11 A.

M. STILL Joseph beloved husband of Edna Still (nee McAdams); devoted father of Mrs. Edna Didday; brother of Geore Still; also three grandchildren; at St. Petersburg, Friday, September 3, 1971. Services at T.

P. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washington, Wednesday, September 8, at 10 A. M. Friends may call Tuesday, 6 to 9 P.

M. SYKES Mary Smart, wife of Thomas H. Sykes, Friday, September 3, 1971; residence, 5544 Montgomery Rd. Funeral service from the SchaeferBusby Funeral Home, 24 W. Ninth St.

Tuesday September 7 at 2 P. M. Friends may call Monday 5 to 8 P. M. THORNTON al services, Tuesday, September 7, VAUGHN Claire (Mike), beloved husband of Jean Rowland Thornton, beloved uncle of Dee Ann and Fred Hamman, Kathy and Dick Hilton, Bob, Jean and Tracy Pope.

Dick Eileen and Steven Pope, Mike, Karen, Mikie and Billy Judd; son of Mrs. Jess Thornton and the late Mr. Jess Thornton; also survived by three sisters and one brother; Friday, September 3, 1971; residence, 187 Twain Ave. Friends may call at the Seifert-Hardia Funeral Home, Monitor and Parkland Sayler Park, Monday, 4 to 9 P. M.

Funer- Jannie Past Matron of the Order Eastern Star, beloved niece of Mrs. Thelma Whitlock of Washington, D. and Mrs. Elizabeth Ballard of Berea, Ky. Sunday, August 29, 1971.

Friends may call at Renfro Funeral service, 647 Forest Avondale, Monday, September from 6 to 9 P. M. Where Eastern Star service will be held at 8 P. M. Interment Berea, Tuesday, September 7.

WOLFE Arnold, beloved son of Eugene D. and Pauline Wolfe (nee Estes), dear Jr. brother Paula, of Pamela Patricia, and Elaine, the Eugene, late Kenneth Wolfe, passed away suddenly Saturday, September 4, at Ocala, residence 8278 Wooster Pike; age 20. Funeral services at the Landmark Baptist Temple, Tuesday, September 7, at 2 P. M.

Relatives and friends may call at the Schmidt-Dhonau Fun a Home, 10980 Monday Reading Sharonville, from 4-9 P. M. Sympathy may be expressed by contributions to the Cincinnati Free Clinic. Cards available at funeral home. World War 11 Veteran IN MEMORIAM Anniversary Remembrance Anniversary Remembrance Of Our beloved mother EMMA SCHAEFER who passed away September 5, 1970.

It has been 8 Iona lonev veal. You are not forgotten, loved one. Nor will YOU ever be. Beloved by all the Family. W.

Mack Johnson Funeral Homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 MIDDENDORF. JOHN N.

SONS 917 Main, Ky. 431-1718 1 E. 12th, Kv. 431-0096 A. C.

DOBBLING SON FT. THOMAS BELLEVUE 441-1730 261-8041 ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON 261-0146 J. J. GILLIGAN SONS 2926 Woodburn 961-7851 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT WEIGHT WHY SETTLE FOR ANYTHING LESS? FOR INFORMATION: 631-8000. FOR INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE CALL: 631-THIN AN AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEM? Check Our Low Rates Specialty Under Age 25 Drivers LEWIS AND PARKER INS.

221-1306 306 ANYONE WITNESSING car accident at Gaslight Trailer Park at 6:50 A.M. on 9-2-71 on Rt. 28, Milford, please notify Bill Sams, 625-8515. APPLES Delicious, Jonathan, etc. You may pick your own choice, tree-ripe fruit and save.

selection, nice and clean. Also roadside market. Bring basketss if possible. PARLOR GROVE FARMS 999 RIVER ROAD, HEBRON, KY. Call 689-4668, Vaughn Hempfling and Hilton Holt, 4 miles west of Anderson Ferry, Ky.

8 on Dhio River. ARLINGTON Memorial Gardens. 2 choice lots. Masonic section $150 each. 242-6123.

ART lessons York ages 7 to 12. Sat. 531-1068 Qualified NEW instructor. after 6 P. M.

AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? We rates. fuse 542-5901. no one. Check our low BESTLINE products 891-1369. off, oversize inventory.

CEMETERY LOTS Resthaven Memorial Park. 381-6597. CLOCKS Floor, mantel and wall clocks custom built to your specifications. Clocks on display. 631-3805.

CRISS CROSS DIRECTORIES 1972- Now available. 381-8155. FOR INSPIRATION and spiritual help call 221-7357. GARRISON THE MAGICIAN now booking fall and winter shows. Free brochure.

871-4626. GUITAR LESSONS-All contemporary forms. Call 931-6430. MOVING TO MINNEAPOLIS? will exchange 2 good Viking season tickets, for 2 good Bengal season tickets. Harry Estes, 6721 Limerick Ln.

Edina, Minn. 55434. NOTICE is hereby given by the Board of Education of the Oak Hills local school district that said Board of. Education on September 25, 1971, at 9 A. M.

will offer a public sale on the premises of the transportation lot at the above address in Green Hamilton County, Ohio, 10 transit school buses as follows: Five 1961 GMC, four 1962 GMC and one 1963 GMC. Terms of the sale are cash and the board hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Call 574-3613 for appointment for inspection. PARKING $5 per $.40 per day. 2nd and Plum.

241-1496. PENNYRICH CUSTOM FITTED BRAS AND GIRDLES Lowest price in town. 761-3991 LOST AND FOUND FOUND -Kitten, 2 mos. old, black and white, little red collar. Anderson.

232- 4218. FOUND Prescription sunglasses; Riverfront Stadium, Aug. 22. 421-0755. FOUND Female kitten, black white, about 5 mos.

Wyoming. 761-7645. FOUND -Black male poodle, injured ear. Hyde Park area. Call FOUND-Male puppy; black, with white markings.

Stanley 871-7979. FOUND-Young male orange calico cat with flea collar: Hartwell area. 821-1731 LARGE bag of canvas lost vicinity of reward. Marydale to 1-75 to downtown, 9-2-71, 241-0437. LOST--German SHEPHERD, FEMALE, 2 YEARS OLD, August 24, Mt.

Airy-Northside area, wearing flea collar, "Lady." 681-0802. LOST -Norwegian Elkhound, male, about 6 silver grey. Comes to name of Mr. Bojangles; vicinity Center Hill generous reward. 242-3467.

LOST Small Keeshond, mos. female. Hill Husky type. Finneytown-College area. Answers to Reward.

541-4782. LOST Dog, brown and white brown ring around right eye, brown spot on head. Mixed breed. "Fatty" Fairmount area. 251-1606.

LOST Doberman Pincher, Seeing Eye dog, taken from Red Mustang, near Covington Post Office. 491-0148. LOST Gold charm braclet, 6 charms. Great sentimental vaule. Initials RAK.

Reward. 231-2735 after 7. LOST- BEAGLE, male Summerside Carmel. Sun. 752-8959.

Reward. LOST Sentimental Necklace. Silver heart shaped. value. Reward.

231-3885. LOST -Black grey striped cat. N. College Hill area, pet. 522-7345.

size LOST 5x10 -Brown manilia folder, approx. in. Mr. Harris, 241-5727. LOST -Lady's Tissot wrist watch; downtown.

Reward. 321-1693. EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION ART CLASSES-If interested call 381- 7365 between 6 and 8 P. M. PIANO TEACHER Experienced.

Now has openings. 731-4847. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES AAACON offers economical travel. Cars for Florida, New York, Texas, Phoenix, Denver, others. 621-4744.

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AAACON AUTO TRANSPORT, R. E. Finn, 621-4744. FARM AND PRODUCE APPLES, $2 and up, peals, Damson Plums $3. 8918 Summit Ave.

Blue Ash. Call 791-5140. HONEY -Fresh comb or, extracted. Reasonable prices. Open all daylight hours.

811 Clough Pike. 752-6289. Pick Your Own Peaches One of the best for canning and freezing. $3.50 bu. Also apples are ready for you to pick.

Visit our roadside market for all, homegrown fruits and vegetables. Valley Orchards, 601 River 6 miles west of Anderson Ferry on Ky. Highway Route 8. 689-4992. TIMOTHY HAY FOR SALE -50c per barrel.

Call 451-2310. ARTS AND GRAFTS CERMANIC GREENWARE AND MOLDS U-NEEK SELECTION Sun. and Mon. 631-5468 HANDMADE DOILIES $5 set. 3914 Regent Norwood.

BAER FLORAL DESIGNS 6 E. 4th St. MA 1-3662 FOR Fri til Friday, when it was delivered by hearse Peron's villa in suburban Madrid. The body, lying in silver coffin, had been taken from secret grave a outside Rome. The government of Gen.

Alejandro Lanusse announced in Buenos Aires that the body had been returned to Peron, but it gave no information as to how or when it was taken to Italy. The professor of anatomy who embalmed the body in 1952 was one of the visitors to Peron's home Saturday, and official sources said he examined determine spanishe whether new treatment must be given before it is reburied. AP Wirephoto Hickenlooper Dies BOURKE B. HICKENLOOPER, 75, former Republican senator from Iowa, died Saturday in his sleep when on a weekend visit to Shelter Y. A leading holiday, member of the Atomic Energy and Foreign Relations Committees dur-.

ing his 24 years in the Senate, Hickenlooper retired from the Senate in January, 1969. He continued to reside in Washington. A 3 0.