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mum sale mouses ran sali HMUNttMtm MKOUflMiffirrs 16 Cincinnati Enquirer Sitsraay, Msvtmbir It, 1967 80XER-Fawn, 1 eer laps overr child's pet; Oakley vicinity. Kt 1-534 Bartender Is Charged With Murder Of Patron AMBERLEY FIRST TIME OFFERED Colonial farmhouse situated high on hill with brtath-laktng view, Entrance hall, double living room, dining room, Urge itchen, powder room. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two finished rooms and bath on third. Three-car garage. Beautiful property.

There is possibility of selling an acre lot. BOXER Lost; male; answers ta George; vicinity of Montort Heights; rewerd. HU 1-0374. COCKER Blonde, answers to Nicky. Mt.

Washmgtin, Watch Hill area. BE I -4904. REWARD. DIAMOND RINS-Gentleman's; lost on Monmouth or York Newport, evenirvg November 12. CaH jumper 1-4767; substential reward ijl iUKDEN-Clinton rowfll-Eula in COMPT0N-Roy C.

SMITH Si-Roy lea 1 1 DERFUS George Walter TERRY Alice 111 MUHINGHAK I Herman WAOE-John I 1 14 MASMISTEI-Margjeret WARNER-Ulyssei 1 IjOOOEN-Jamei WILUAMlj-Jessa jft Jl In Argument Over Beer BLUE ASH-4 NICE HOMES JI2.500, $13,300, Harr AcCann, SY 1-7303. if 1-7188. SY 1-9526. C. E.

YOUHG, REALTOR BOND HILL On The Level This 5-room, 1-flonr brick If a lot larger than it looks; 2 twin bedrooms, full dining room, tile kitchen and bath, on a level lot with a fencarf rear yard; blork to bus. Call WRS. ECfRY, TR 1-2122. DIETZ Realty, CA 1-3375 BOND HILL SETTLING ESTATE English design); 3 large bedrooms, 30-f t. living room, full dining room, modern kitchen, tila bath; needs decorating only.

Bargain, $15,000. Mrs. Dehlmen, TO 1-0712, RE 1-4641 Call MRS. McCUl LOUGH, W0 1-6921 Eat'crn Hills 0ff.ee, Tft 1-1110 DINNER RING-White and yellow gold; 3 lerga diamonds, several small; vicinity Good Samaritan. Reward.

JA I -2454; GREAT DANE Fawn; i veers; Mt. Washington-California area. Answers "Basso." Rrward 35. BE 1-3081. Seal Point Siamese cel.

black and white, vary long legs; nemed Radel's every service) mi conducted with tha lull appreciation that it is a tacrsd tribute) to lomaona's mamory The JOIIX J. IIADEL Co. HENRY J. RADEL, fret. 652 STATE AVE, WA 1-0365 ISM Vina St, PA 1-6145 822 York, Newport, CO 1-8560 4122 Glanway.

WA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington, HE 1-4185 George; children's pat; (10 REWARD. Cell ME 1-2334. LOST Brown leather wallet, initieled F. M. vicinity Eden Park or Memorial Parkway, Ft.

Thomas; rewerd. CH 1-9282 or W0 I-O520. LOST-Black end white border collie; female; 5 mo in Giendale. Children's M'- Reward. PR 1-7005.

LOST-Miniatute lallie, bleck with HILLSIDE CHAPEL 00KLEI ON REQUEST CHAPEL AVAILABLE FOR SERVICES WITHOU1 CHARGE ftpen Daily 9 A to a M. THE (INCINNAII CREMA1I0N CQ. 52 Dumyin Ave. UN 1-1021 leuenetieairfWal MemberMultipe SeJIing Service BOND HILL Brick; 5 coiy rooms; 2 bedrooms; garage; 2 blocks school. Cell now for deleils of this conveniently located home.

AV 1-6724, United Realty, MA1-1935 white front did; vicinity Heaoanic Ambcrley. 59 I An exclusive lot a- ff i I tion 4 grand betj- Wj I rooms 2 baths Ji I entraiue foyer 7 1 I paneled fireplace wall I I dishwasher, equipped kitchen screened porch a smart 6- Vf yeev-old brick Cape Cod i for $27,900 CaU 1 1 1 Paul Wasselkamoerl Madison. REWARD. WE 1-4950. LOST-Dark Squirrel Stole, initials C.

B.C.. about Octobar 20. Rewerd. Call M0 1-2743. cliaefer-ljuiljij Formerly with WILTSEE.

Inc. 24 W. 9th St. CH 1-0932 Busse Borpann Co. FvlU 1-1343 FRANK E.

IUSSE N0RBER1 J. BUSSE HARRISON M. SIREIBI3 JOHN I. BUSSE BKANIM "BUFF BRICK" LOST-Besgle; male; brown and black, white vicinity Amberlev; license number 31545; reward. EL 1-0247.

LOST-FGold Imeorial watch; 2 diamonds; coid link bracelet reward. W0 1-2Q73. LOST Brown key cese; vicinity of ft. Thomas. Thursday.

Reward. Call after IVOr IFAaWaoUNl utu-a na Vssr QffVOt Mi ra 2-familyi 3- roomr, bath, each apartment) basement, sb rata water heaters, sep Births ADRIAN-Josaph and Evelyn, 1734 Quean City rl. October 13. ASA LANE John and Pesaua, 2650 Country Park girl. October 19.

BAKtR-Roscoe and Etneidreaa, 3126 Pinning boy, October 1 1. BARNHART Richard end Ann, 6911 GrKl girl. Octobar 31. BENS-Rooert and Colleen, 7I4S ll Boi- teaui nrl, October 28. BENTLEY Junior and Dorothy, 412 E.

Lib- arty boy, Novambar 7. BISHOP Danial and Juna, 950 Mansion boy, Octobar 25. BEHiMER-ldwerd and Virginia, 4723 Loretta boy, October 2. OYLE-RicharrJ and Mary, 3028 Clou boy. Octooar 30.

BRAUN Robert and Helen, 3445 Jane boy, Octobar 15. BRAY-Ernesl and Emma, 1241 Gilsey boy, October 29. BROCKSCHM IDT -Robert and Ruth, 1700 Iu- worth girl, October 28. BROWN John and Francal, 6464 Cloverleef boy, October 25. BURKEY Donald and loratta, 3717 Morrii boy, Octobar 29 CAMPBELL Donrad and Maggie, 12 i.

13th girl, October 29. CARNS Harold and Eluabeth. 6442 Grand Vista boy, October 26. and Rita, 1952 Claneay boy, October 31. CLARK Donald and Ann, 535 loda Batevia, boy, October 30.

COH-AWJ-Peter and belly, 1781 Ebeneier girl, Octobar 16. CONDIT-James and Rose, 4113 Simpson girl, November 2. CORSRl-Paul and sniriey. 3406 Hillside boy, October 15. CRAIG-Jamet and Betty.

226 N. Cooper Ave, bov, October 9. CRUStOE-George and Pauline, 995 Para- droma sir, October 5. CUKRIN-Jonn and Jean, 9651 Miles boy, October 25. DALEY William and lois.

3100 losanliyilla girl. October 10. DEItSCH-frank and Joann, 22 E. Rochelle boy, October 14. DIEBOLD-Stenley and Mary, 1866 Chaucer boy.

Octobar 22. DINKELAKER Louis and Esther, 248B leu-redes boy, Octobar 13. DREW-Georgo and Jeen, 2717 Johnstone boy, November 8. DRURY-Kenneth and Audrey, 6121 Rapid Run boy, October 20. DUM0NT Robert and Paulina, B879 Cabot girl, October 19.

HUNG-John and Rosemary, 1914 Ashbrook girl, Octobar 31. ESPLLAut-Richard and Margaret, 221 Ihle girl, October 26. FARMER Richard and Joyce. 3727 Belfast girl, Octobar 19. FEARINu-Richard and Anne, 4728 Glenway girl, October 26.

FISK-Maurica and Rile, 1856 Centeridge girl, November 6. FOEGLE-Edward and Hilda, 3847 Maywood girl, October 17. F0LTZER Donald and Rosemary, 3025 Crest-moor boy, Octobar 11. FRIU-George and Mary, 1325 Yarmouth boy, October 27. FULTON-William and Louisa, 1471 Dordine girl, November 7.

GAUGHAN John and Patricia, 5667 Vogel oirl. October 19. arate baths; nice and clean. Aluminum screens end storms. Immediaia 6 P.

CO 1-7505. LOST-ladv's white leather wallet; Clifton Kroger's; liberal reward. AV 1-9944 JOHN C. GUMP FUNERAL HOME 1440 Glenmore at Herbert. Cheviot MO 1-0690 INSTRWTIO BALLROOM DANCING taught in your U.Ilack John ton Walnut Hills 1309 E.

McMillan It. VV0 14474 Medisonvilte till Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 home, single or groups, low rates. For information, Dl 1-5787. NURRE BROS.

FUNERAL DIRcCIORS CHerry 1-6929 BRENTWOOD VILLAGE 3 twin-sire bedroom ranch home; twin closets in master bedroom, Hollywood bath, wall-lo-wall carpeting, air A second-degree murder charge wa filed by police last night against a Peebles Corner bartender who shot and killed a customer who police suspect was a "drifter" who posed as a wealthy Cheyenne, rancher. The bartender, Richard Towner, 44, 8125 Burkhardt Canterbury Gardens, claimed self-defense. The victim, identified only as Robert Thomas, 39, address unknown, died almost immediately of a bullet wound in hi neck. His fingerprints were Bent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, to establish his identity. Witnesses to the shooting, which accurred in the 777 Bar, 775 E.

McMilian said Towner fired as Thomas reached over the bar fter Towner had asked him to leave. Thomas' fiancee, Mrs. Fannie Hartung, 37, 5944 Rhode Island a widow, who said they were to marry today, was aeated in Thomas' car outside the cafe when the shooting occurred. She said Thomas told her he was a Wyoming rancher. However, a check with Cheyenne authorities indicated Thomas was unknown in that area.

Bank officials in Cheyenne and Cincinnati said they knew nothing of any transfers of money, as Mrs. Hartung said Thomas told her he was having done. Police said that Thomas was not expensively dressed, nor did he have any money when he entered the bar r.id sought to get four quarts of beer "on the cuff." That was what precipitated the shooting, Towner and three witnesses said. The witnesses were Clovis K. Amburgey, 25, 2729 Woodburn William Schoone, 21, 2241 Flora and Orangie Clark, 22, 2241 Kemper Ln.

They laid Thomas, a six-foot, 200-pound man, became "nasty, loud and abusive" when EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION GEO. H. ROHDE SON AIR-C0NDTIONED. FUNERAL HOME A EES I in wood end Delte Aves. EA 1-0404 ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON, CO 1-014 WRASSMANN fUHN1 2625 Gil bert Ave.

WO 1-1600 VORHIS Funeral Homes WE 1-2456 AMBERLEY-SAGAMORE OPEN DAILY AND EVLNING5 NEW CONTEMPORARY 3658 LANGHORST COURT COMPLETELY AIR-CONOITIONED BEAMED CEILING lerge living room with stone fireplace 10 ceiling, full dining room, fully equipped kitchen (electric stove, wall oven, dishwasher, disposal), 2Va baths; 3 lovely bedrooms; huge recreation room in full basement large 2-car garage. All Hiis on beautifully landscaped lot on dead-end street; $35,500. ALSO 3 bedroom (Olit level. $30,000 up. RE 1-3442 James A.

Pool, Builder Or call GEO. O'BRIEN. RE I-1BI1 AMBERLEY VILLAGE Immediate Occupancy Fully air-conditioned brick colonial home lituated on 14 -acre landscaped lot. First floor has entrance hall, large living room, dining room, dun. modern kitchen, bedroom and full bath.

Second floor has 3 leefe bedrooms, dress NORWOOD. OHIO Mt 1-4884 LOCK LAND OHIO 1-0063 0 Brentwood Village Three-bedroom 2-bath modern home t-HA end conventional tmeming. Modern Builders S. J. BARNHQRN Richard Towner claims self-defense Towner first refused to give him credit.

Towner said he then decided to give Thomas two quarts of beer "to get rid of him." In doing so, the bartender opened one of the bottles and put a cork on it when Thomas complained. Thomas then started to leave, but changed his mind, took the cork out of the bottle and started drinking it. He also demanded more beer. Towner refused and told Thomas to leave. Thomas then threatened to punch him in the nose, swung across the bar at Townee, then tried to climb over it.

Towner picked up a revolver from the back bar, fired once, then called police when Thomas slumped to the floor. Mrs. Hartung said she met Thomas seven months ago but had been keeping steady company with him only the last three weeks. A bartender at Benny's Cafe, 2441 Gilbert said Thomas had visited the cafe "a number of times" for about a month and always had money. The informant said he never asked for credit.

1 TELEVISION I ELECTRONICS 1 Days Evenings I 1 Approved For Veterans I I NEW YORK TECH GArfield 1-1850 I 1 Eslablisheo 1910 I 1 217 E. 8th. Cln. 2. Ofiia I Phone.

Write er Vimi 1BAUMANN MURDOCK BROWN HEAD II UKkHuRT- PUL I iVINKEs. PERRY I DAUM SCHtPf 6ITTINGER ERIN GOEBEL TERRY I GRISVYOID I tl Httu 'MIHttl HILDEBRANT WITTMEYER 4 MOORE ZAMICHIEI unnir 7UltHtEI A mVVB ,1. J. J. SULLIVAN CO.

Bradford J. Sullivan, Director 1336 E.McMillanaf BeU PI. WO 1-033 RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES Green St 1309 California Ave. CHAS. A.

MILLER SONS NORIHSIDE Kl 1-0040 THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES MADISONVILLE and KENWOOD ing room with builffn wardrobes; two colored tile baths. Recreation room in -4 basement ooens on to beautiful patio GILCHRIST Charles end Svlvie, 2747 Lo Price on this lovely home has been reduced for quick sale as owner has moved out of town. For appointment call M. Robert Garfield. CA 1-2051 or santiville boy.

uctaber V. I I I GILKEY Joseph and Alice, 5416 Sidney I boy, October 22. ill I GLEASON-William and Marioria, 6414 Cl- I I I BRIDGETOWN ERUNE-HARPENAU 2, 3, 4 BEDROOM RANCHOMES AND SPLIT-LEVELS I AND 2 BATHS FAMILY ROOMS, PATIOS $16,850 TO OPEN DAILY tiloa girl. October 16. I I li NG-James and 158 War- I I GLENDEMI ner bov.

October 19. JOURNEr END (DEATHS) A SCHWERING Herman beloved hus GRAMANN Roger and Rosemary, 569 Const-dine bov. October 2). GROPPENBECKER Elmer end Jeinetta, 945 band of Bermece M. Schwenng (nee Beauty Culture at Its Best Femoua Mannalio Course Free Booklet Call or write 2 Fifth CH 1-0047 LEARN WELDING APPROVED FOR VETERANS 1034 W00DR0W GR 1-3200 TURRILL, IN C.

Learn Beauty Culture A national Institution. Day at evening classes. Call or write. AMBERLEY VILLAGE ARBORC'-. Priced To Sell Only $39.50 for this new air-conditioned 3-bedroom, 2 bath ranch, all electric built-in kitchen, full basement completely tiled, 2-car garage, uyierj, oevorea tatner or oavid B.

Schwering and the late Jack H. Schwer- Directions: 6300 block Glenway Ave. to Lawrence turn lett on ureenway. ing, dear son of Anna Schwering and the late George Schwering, dear brother of Mrs. Joseph (Marie) Tucker and Mrs.

Louis Reinke, dear grandfather of Maureen, Davie and Karen Grand boy Octobe' 24. HALL-Robert and Remona, 2111 Dane boy, November 2. HARl-Charles and Sarah, 3658 Lewis Amelia, boy, October 30. HASKAMP Charles end Mary, 166 Joliet girl, October 25. HAYES Rovel end Barbara, 1526 Pullan girl, October 20.

HAVtRBUSCH Paul and Ruth, 3740 VYieman girl. October 29. Hut if era ualk in the light os la in th light have fellowship one toith another. ICopyrioht, 1957, John Howard Harris) IALIMANN Anna M. (nea Hauck), beloved wife of Harry E.

Ballmann, mother of Mrs. Edward Harper Jr. (Lisette) and Harry Charles Ballmann, nf Di.nn and Harrv large) porch, acre lot with view. SEE TODAY SUREI Wilt Realty, TW 1-5244 denwering, rriaay, November 15, 1957; residence. 3650 Riehle in Ill W.

FIFTH his 59th yeer. Friends mey call Sun MOLER SYSTEM' MA 1-5262 HEARIN Jesse and Marie, 61 IB Pleinfield girl, November 6. HE INtMANN Edwin end June, 2348 Ohio BRIDGETOWN NEAR Wild Prop Seen Cause In Sea Crash Of Plane AMBERLEY VILLAGE BETTER HURRY, only 2 new homes available on beautiful Arbor Crest Dr. To see, call Learn Beauty Culture IDEAL COURSE OR WRITE MILTON ACADEMY LAND CONTRACT girl, November I. HEHER James and Mary, 966 Summit Gler.dale.

oirl. October 22. $1500 DOWN WILL PURCHASE HEMER-Robert and Marilyn, 10273 Roberta day atter r. M. at trie Warn A.

Bolton Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood. Services Monday, November IB, at 2 P. M. Westwood Council No. 129.

Jr. O.U.A.M.; Western Hills lodge No II, I.O.O.H.; Crescent Council No. 19, D. of Cheviot Eagles No. 2197 please take notice.

(Hamilton (Ohio) papers pleesa copy.) TERRY Alice (nee Fahner), beloved wire of Chorles Terry, Thursday, Nov. 14, at Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, formerly of Cincinnati. Funeral from the John J. Radel Price Hill Funeral Hnme.

413 Race Cincinnati I. CH 1-2730 REALTOR ELMER COOK 1-6560 ur boy, November 6. HILVERT Ralph and Mary, 5618 Vogel girl, November 1. HOCKING-Llovd and Maria, 998 Hempstead this 5-year-old Florida ranch featur-ing living room, junior dining room, 2 bedrooms, tile bath, modern kitchen, full basement, garage, on parklike tot 85240 ft. ONLY 1 3,500.

LEARN COMPTOMETER CINCINNATI COMPTOMETER SCHOOL PBX bov. September 29. AMELIA (NEAR) SPECIAL, $6000 ONE-ACRE LOT bones of 17 bodies recovered made clear the Stratocruiser hit the sea with terrific force. The fact that most of the bodies were shoeless and clad in life Jackets suggested the 44 MMLA. RECEPTIONIST COURSE HUBBARU Everett and Edith, 128 First Addyston, boy, October 2.

HUMPHREY Wi I liem and Sally, 3561 Alaska boy, November 6. HUNTER-Curwood end Georgiava, 333 la 4122 Glenway Tuesday, Nov. 19, HONOLULU, Nov. 15 UP Fire-scarred wreckage and broken bodies provided grim clues today to the mystery as to why Pan American Airway's "Romance of the Skies" plunged 10,000 feet into the Pacific a week ago without one radioed word of trouble. at 1:30 P.

M. Friends mav call Mnis tn. Charles B.llmann Jr. and Ronald and Thomas Harper, and sister of Mrs. Charles Mueller, Andrew G.

Hauck and louise Bohart, Wednesday, November 13, 1957; residence, 2744 Willard Ave. Services at the Witt, Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Hyde Perk, at Oakley Square, Saturday, November 6, at 9:30 A. M. Friends may call Friday after 4 P. M.

Memorial sifts may be made to the Shriner Crippled Children's Hospital, 217 William Howard Taft Rd. l0WN-James beloved infant son ol Jane Dmges Brown and Hubert Brown, dear brother of Steven and Lenette Brown in his second year, Nov. 15, I957j residence, 74 Hamlin Orive, Oreenhills. Private funeral services et the conveniences of the family, Saturday, from Paul R. Young funeral home, Mt.

Healthy omit Jlowers. DAUM Victor 0., beloved son of Col. William V. Oeum. Friends may call at the Weil funerel home, 3901 Reading Saturday, November 16, after 7 M.

Services will be held in Phila-dejphieJVMonday, Nov. IB, 1957. BURKHART-WINKEL Ella (nee Wedding), beloved wife of the lata Joseph Burk-hert, devoted mother of Mrs. Clerence, day efter4J. I trained ooeretors; training 2 to 5 comfortable country home with TODD George beloved husband 'vomg free- dav avemwiJ bedrooms, bath large kitchen and rayene gin, ucrooor in.

lONNA-Samuel and Gladys, 3ISI Troy Ave bov. October 2. IVllLLtK-UKAUIjrIUM lULLLbC, I JO t. Siwn St MA 1-2450 plane occupants were aware a ditching was being attempted. Whether fire broke out be BE 1-4600 JANSEN Donald and Mary, 5177 Leone boy.

October 4. JOHNSON-Frank and Ruth, 919 Chateay BRIDGETOWN 100-FT. FRONTAGE LOVELY NEW STREET New Brick Rambler ONLY 125.900 Just completed, really soacious, GE built-in range and oven, vamtory bath, covered porch, 3 really large bedrooms, full basement, game room, 2-CAR ATTACHED GARAGE; LOG FIREPLACE. External Injuries and broken fore or after the plane hit was girl. October 20.

JONES-Kenneth and Maurine, 8737 Antrim the late Harriett Todd (nee Burbeck), devoted father of Waller G. Russell Todd end Mrs. J. H. Callihsn, brother of Mrs.

Ed Zimmerman and Horace Todd, Thursday, November 1957, at Hamden, Conn. Friends mey call at the Denman Funeral Home, 6943 Montgomery et Park Silver-ton. Sunday after 3 P. M. Services VondayNovemberJ 8, at 2 P.

M. WINKEl-See Burkhart- girl, November 8. JOBS WITH FUTURES Prepare in only 4 to I weeks for an interesting tob Comptometer Operator, Clerk-Typist or Filing-Heceptionisl. Fret Placement Service. Day, Night V2 Oav Saturday.

Call Now. MILLER- not clear. But the Navy said there was evidence of fire in the floating mail, cushions and AMELIA NEAR 3-Bedroom $13,500 large living room, dining room, kitch KATHMAN Edward and Jacqueline, 7220 Longwood girl, October 22. KERN-Raipn and Juanila, 19d Galbraith MET AID other buoyant articles. bov.

November 5. M0 1-6643 EDGED 136 I. Sinttl St. DRAUGHON COLLEGE, KESSLER Harry and Jean, 2938 Sidney boy, October 23. KIDD-Charles and LaVarne, 1052 Sunset MA 1-2456 en with lots of ceoinets.

full basement, oil furntte, garage tn basement. Immediate, occupancy. Realtor. Call It 3-5410 (toll-free) CALVIN W. MO JAR Amelia, Ohio SK 3 54 1 0 WITTMEYER Ralph husband of Kathleen Snail Wittmeyer, father of John R.

Wittmeyer, son of Williem F. Wittmeyer and brother of Mrs. Robert girl. October 2. The massive air-sea search, led by planes and helicopters of the aircraft carrier Philippine Sea continued for the other 27 plane occupants.

The fact that KIMBALL Russell and Ethel, 380 Ingram Due To Be Interviewed BRIDGETOWN NEAR SCHOOLS J. (Margaret) oo, oeer aisier oi m. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES endwe'0" carl, Harold and Alma Witt- Marv E. Mamon Of micago, in Mary girt, November 6. KOENIG-Bernerd and Ruth, 230 Oakmont Willi! am Wedding of Nocwood, Ohio; the bodies found bore mute evi LADY driving to Miami about December 1.

Wishes 2 lady passengers, drive end share exoenses. Tw 1-4331. girl, October 16. K0HMESCHER Jerome and Ruth, 4745 Orchard boy. October 17.

Thursdey, November 14, 195; residence, 4452 Foley Rd. Relatives and friends may call Sunday, November 17, from 3 to 9 P. M. et the Harry Mever 3 Bedrooms JUST OFFERINGI Large living room has carpeting, paneled dinette, 2 lovely bedrooms, tile kitchen and bath Itt; 2d insulated; finished basement with tiled floor. EASILY FINANCED.

meyer, Friday, November 15, 1957, at the residence, 1512 Wolfansle Forestville. Funeral services from the Clough E. U. B. Church Monday, November IB, et 2 P.

M. Friends may coll at the Schaefer 4 Busby Chapel, 24 W. Ninth Sunday, 4 to 9 P. M. and at hie church arter 12:20 Mon- KOPPMEIER-Kenneth and Lillian, 2913 dence of a violent end offered scant hope anyone would be AMELIA, NEAR FIRST TIMS' OFFERED Immaculate, compleely modern; 3-bedroom frame on l4 acre: close to transportation and on dead-end street; full basement, oil heat; fine locetion for children; $13,900.

MAOCHER SK 3-4500 Burnet air October 1. HOUSES FOR SALE lAPE-Jemes and Laura, 318 Washington Bellevue. bov. October 16. found alive.

The big unanswered ques- L0NNEMANN Bernard and Joan, 5135 Bal- day. Gerard lodge No. 428 f. and ALL CUSTOM-BUIIT PEASE HOMES. 2, Sons Funerel Home, 4989 Glenwey near Western Hills Ave.

(off-street parking). Requiem High Mass St. William Church Monday, November 18, at 9 30 A. M. St.

Elizabeth Aid Society of St. Mary's Hospital please take notice. lentrae Ave. bov. October 13.

3 or 4 bedrooms on your lot, -GEO. T. A. and Scottish Rite services Si mm tion remained: What disaster befell the San Francisco-Hono BAUER 4 SONS, BK 1-000. MAH0NEY John and Audrey, 5955 Sheed boy, October 25.

MONING-Charles end Greta, 6967 Bluebird AMELIA land Contract $700 down; 3-bedroom brick ranch an large lot; dead-end street; 5100 month. Dl 1-5545. CITTINCER-Rose Stengel, beloved wife girl, October 17. McGUFFIN Eugene and Virginia, 287 Mc Greuor bov. October 25.

All Over Town Folks Are Building Their Own Caston Swift Homes YOU PICK IHE NEIGHBORHOOD day ar 0 r. M. IAMICHIEI-JosephAbeloved husband of Helen Krey Zemichiei, dear father of Mrs. Angelina Schmidt and Joseph Zamichiei, grandfather of Cynthie end Mark Schmidt, Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 in his 61 year, et the residence, 514 locust Elmvrood Piece.

Friends may call at the Hodapp funeral home, 7401 Vine Carthage, ME YMANN Raymond end Rul.i, 412 Morrvue bov. October 23 BRIDGETOWN -QUEEN CITY BUS OUTSTANDING LOCATION Brick Ranch, 5, $17,750 EXPANDABLE 2D 3 spacious rooms, beautifully decoreted. ofi 1st floor Dishwasher end disposal tile vanitorv, bath, gas heat: lovr-ly revel lot TRANSFERRED OUT OF CITY MILLS-William and Margaret, 5350 lilibet Attention, Home Buyers! Unbelievable But True New Brick Ranch $13,500 of William Gettmger motner sir Mrs. Bertha Scherdt, William Elmer Harry E. and Robert W.

Gittinger, grandmother of 8 grandchildren, Friday, November 15, 1957; residence, 2527 Valley View Court. Friends may call at the Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Clifton, Sun-Hjv from a to 9 P. M. Services boy, October a. Cultomne the Home of Your Dreamt M0RMAN John and Eileen, 100 Mt.

Nebo No Money Down Payments to fit Your rm. Cti.t Mtxrt Half Mnrtl juiiuor, wov. vi, arter i p. m. North Bend, girl, November 1.

OBERMEYER Elmer and Jeanne, 428 OA n.1.1 Requiem High Mass at St. Aloysius Home Phone WE 1-5136 tor Appoint YOUR 10T. Home consisti of L-Cnurcn Monday at 9 A. M. ment I shaped living dining room, large OVERBECK-Oliver' and 450 Pedretti jj i i I kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tile bath; at- Jl ached aaraae.

A tm dollar vat up M0 1-6643 AMBERLEY VILLAGE MondayNovembeM 8 at A. M. GOEBEL Arnold Williem, beloved husband of Berna Louisa Goebel (nea Wessel), devoted father of Joan louise. boy, uctober li. PENDERY Kenneth and Stella, 43 E.

Vernon Ft. Thomas. bov. November 6. For Symphony Post By Trustees Members of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra board of trustees will go to New York Tuesday to interview the leader among possible candidates for a conductor to succeed Thor Johnson.

While the final choice win not be made at that time, the visit to Max Rudolf may be a determining factor In deciding who will be chosen. Rudolf is an administrative assistant to Rudolf Bing, general manager of the Metropolitan Opera. He conducts occasional performances at the Met. (See story on Page 32). The symphony board members who will interview Rudolf will make recommendations to the board on their return.

The New York visit is one in a aeries of screenings undertaken by the symphony board. Selection will be made by the board of trustees after the New York trip by Lucien Wulsin and Louis E. Kahn. In addition to Rudolf, leading candidates are Lukas Foss, Georg Solti and Erich MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES AL KAUFMAN, 1347 Main ciodn.i SPECTACULAR PLAGEMAN-Lawrenre and Elaine, 3655 Ep- BRIDGETOWN ST. JUDE Thomas J.

and Konald w. oocDet, tnn nf Fred F. Goebel. dear nati 10, Oho, wishes to contact from I rfiMTrMDnD HBV Rosie to Bessie Id. molts face), girl tJli 1 tlWrUnilli I ATTENTION! REAL ESTATE BROKERS-SALESMEN Men or women.

Went to locete with hard New Brick Ranch 3 BEDROOM Vi ACRE worin gin, ucioDer io. PL0EHS Ralpri and Ruth, 1126 McPherson boy, October 28. POVKAV Philip and Virginia, 1990 Harrison girl. October 5. aj years of age, adopted by unknown famliy.

Born November 28, 1913. Adopted at age 2 years from United Social Agency by persons unknown. OPEN 2 TO 4 brother of Sister Mary Hilary R.S.N., Mrs. Mildred Tepe, Paul Robert F. and Raymond J.

Goebel, Friday, November .15, 1957, at his residence, 2342 N. Ft. Thomas Ft. Thomas, Kentucky. Prayers Tuesday, November hitting, test-growing real estete cor SEE this de luxe home ready for Im- oe luxe nome ready for im- RAMSTETTER Richard and Mary, 4778 li, -V.

lsl Wnnl med'" occupancy. Featuring a beeuti. and planning subdivision for Spring? jiu( c. m. 'sV: L'ii P.

Jngmrer. ASKING $22,250. EASY FINANCE. anyone knowing the whereabouts of SATURDAY and SUNDAY Uuariey girl, uctobar 24. READ Albert end Muril, 614 Hawthorne oirl.

October 20. 9. at the Dobblmg Funeral nome, iuo lulu transport so swiftly after 5.04 p. m. last Friday while she was 1028 miles east of Hawaii? Wrist watches on three of the bodies had stopped 23 minutes later.

The plane pilot had made only a routine position report at 5:04. He wasn't scheduled to give another until 6 p. m. A Navy officer in the search said the answer could have been a fire, a meteor or a propeller which came loose and sliced into the plane. He considered propeller trouble as most likely.

But Pan American officials in San Francisco disagreed. They said all planes had been equipped with new type propellers after trouble was encountered with previous ones. So that no clue might be lost, the Navy issued instructions that all bodies were to be preserved by refrigeration and not embalmed. Embalming might interfere with pathological tests. The carrier is to take them back to Long Beach, after it ends its search.

S. Ft. Thomes Ft. Thomas, at Wagner at PR 1-7434 after 8 P. MijSECTION and KNOLL RD, REID-Arthur and Lois, 1573 Glen Parker gir October 5.

8:30 A. M. Solemn Requiem High Mass, St. Catherine Church at 9 A. M.

Friends may call Monday from 4 to REKERS James and Audrey, 2943 VVeet um i Awn pnuTnrTi mouse, me mm CL AVONDALE Colored; 635-37 Forest; brick 3 -family, 5-6-4 2-car garage; fire escape, 2 gas furnaces; also 1 and 2 families in Evanston. Irma Fence, CA 1-3577, with 0, BARRETT, REALTY I Eastern Hills Office. TR 1-1110 lower boy, uctober 6. 9 P. M.

RIEMAN Glen end Elizabeth, 9121 Brehm WILl BUY LAND CONTRACTS 0 JD boy. uctober 27 OtISWOLD-Raymond of Pleasant MORTGAGE ON NEW OR OLD HOMES. RODDY-Wiliiam and Martha, 3014 W. lib MORTGAGE EXCHANGE CO. Plain, Ohio, beloved husband of tma Bisher Griswold and devoted father of OF AMtRICA.

INCORPORATED GR 1-4333 ON AND AFTFR this date I will not I erty ooy, uctober 14. ROGERS-Joseph and Jean, 4260 Delrdige Dr boy, October 15. RUPRG-Bemard and Irene, 3033 Glenway boy, Octobet 18. RUSSO-Edward and Barbara, 3923 E. Gate-wood boy, October 4.

RUTHVEN John end Rila, 814 Purcell boy, October II. RYLES-Kenneth and Betty, 3196 River boy. October 2. be responsible for debts cont rate ted I for bv anvone other than mvself. i Dale V.

C. and Raymond M. onswoia, at his residence. Pleasant Plain, Ohio, Fridav, Nov. 15.

Funeral at the Eichel-berger funeral Home, Manchester, Ohio, Monday, Nov. 18, at 2 P. M. Friends may call at th funeral home Sunday, 2 10 9JM; HECG Clara beloved aunt of C. Hetq, Hamilton, Friday, November IS, AMBERLEY VILLAGE BRIDGETOWN ST.

JUDE'S Buff brick, pink stone 3 bedrooms on 1 floor IV: tile baths, tile kitchen 2-car garage 26-ft. covered porch Near new high school Priced low at $25,500 AGENT, HU 1-6403. BUILDER HU 1-6941 HAROLD ROSS, REALTOR MO 1-9016 BRIDGETOWN MP SPRINGMEYER SCHOOL Hf New Brick Ranch Just completed; six, 1-floor; full basement; large, corner lot. Move right in. Only S18.9O0.

FARRIS REALTY, MO 1-7953 BRIDGETOWN No. 2164 AVONDALE-COLORED; 877 Hutchinj; a fine view of Victory $200 income from 3 live rent-free in your good financing. PL1-8961 HYMAN REALTYMA 1-4043 AVONDALE, SPRINGS AVE. BRICK 3-FAWULY Large 2-bedroom apartments on 1st and 2d f'oors; also large efficiency apartment on 3d; modern, end in excellent condition. 2 gas furnaces, 2 porches (one g'assed and screened), slate roof, 2-car garage; beautiful lot, well iand-ic aped.

Mrs. Dahlman, PO 1-0712, RE 1-4641 J. E. FESSLER 445S De atonia. Kv.

ivv. age bj vears. Tormeny or aan in charming, picturesoue Glen Acres; 1' ecrrs of land, with all kinds of trees. Three bedrooms, two tiled baths and Study on 2d floor; large porch and terrace. Basement complete with game room, shower stall.

Two-car attached garage. Call Wal'er Konf. JE 1-3965 EA 1-7900 Carlos Apartments, Madison Road, Cin cinnati. Services Erschell Funeral SAAB Lionel and Anne, 4613 Mt. Alverno girl, October 22.

SCHALLER Donald and Audrey, 975 Kirbert girl, October 30. SCHEHl Lewrence and Jane, 5568 Glenway girl, October 25. SCHULTE-Pul and Mary, Box 111 Zion STOP 5M0KINGI Start the New Year with better HEALTH and Happiness. Learn to p-jt out that CIGARETTE for good. No Medicine.

Write to: THE SCIENTIFIC TOBACCO CURE 264 Lexington Dayton 7, Onio Home, 155 N. Ft. Thomas M. Thomas, Monday, November 18, at 2 P. M.

Friends may call from 3 to 9 M. Sunday. eves. Bov. uctober I.

WSZfrFSsW Prd 'JJ lflCT 5, l-FLOOR SIT.000 on the Washington Ave. Cemetery. Member Multiple Selling Service 1 eole 2d; fenced reer verd with patio; Youths Are Held In Theft Of Auto Three homeless youths were SHAPELLE Charles and Dolores, 3933 K. Clerose girl, October 6. SHELT0N Jemes and Betty, 823 Woodlawn boy, October 17.

SMITH-Lawrence and Mary, 3610 Maclede girl, October 16. SMITH-Lynn and lois. 111 Inwood bov. November 4. AVONDAIF NORTH DUS a' ooor: a gooa Duy.

t-Bii A A. A A A A A. A. A A E4RL FR4NltS' REALTOR WA T-4887 rVrSaVVFArA WANTED I BRIDGETOWN, OUT 3 "big- bedrooms; A r.W ftwrtor 1fr thit riocirahla hnm Riniieii, liue STAGGE Nicholas and Rita. 7796 Montgom porch; attached garage, large lot; tell at cost.

3 tw.n-siie bedrooms and den on 2d: i arrested in a stolen automobile, by Detectives Harry Batter and James O'Brien yesterday at 1265 W. Front two hours rranteir h.ill irnnnomonl, lirna aifi. 1 ery dov, ucrrjoer ii. STOEHR-Howard and Vera, 3815 Miller osed porch; lot 100x200 with lovely I ADA REALTY MO 2-1598 HILDEIR ANT Willard, beloved husband of Theima Brandenburg Hildebrant, son of Eva and the late Charles Hildebrant, father of Jusnita, Joan and Willard brother of Paul, Clifford, Catherine, Arch and Vernon Hildebrant end Mrs. Greet Roizell; suddenly, at his residence, Maineville, Ohio, Thursday, November 1957.

Friends may call at the Tufts Funeral Home, loveland, Ohio, Friday from 6 until 10 P. M. Servicfs Saturday. November 16, at 2 P. M.

MOORE Mary (nee devoted daughter of John end Emma Caldwell Elder, deer sister of William Elder, Friday, November 15, 1957; age 52 years. mav call et the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funerel Home, Hamilton Ave. et Knowlton Northside, Sunday after 2 P.

M. Funeral services Monday at 2 P. M. SUNDfiuP-George' end Helen, 1763 West- trees. Mrs.

White, SY 1-1223, before the owner, James P. wood oir October 4. Mitchell, Alexandria, found that the vehicle was stolen. For SWEENEY-Kenneth and Oororhy, 7374 Dog Trot boy. October 12.

TATE Ralph and Mary, 817 Hawthorne girl, October 6. TENHUt-'FELD-Mar an and Kjtherine, 5032 Racid Run bov. Ortnhir BRIDGETOWN 7-room brick, with many extres open for otter. WO 1-4933. CAMP WASHINGTON (254)-Brick- 8-ROOM, 2-FAMILY Modern kitchens, hardwood floors; garages; gas heet; 112,500.

BREWER REALTY, WE 1-7575 CAMP WASHINGTON Brick 2-familv; J950 down. JI0.950. OWNER PL 1-1321 The trio admitted they took the car from 411 Kenner near a furniture company where Mitchell is employed. RESULTS Officers pulled the car to the THOMAS James end Naomi, 3253 McGill boy, October 12. TRESSlER Thome-, and Mary, 6515 Elbrook girl, October 17.

VAUGHT-Charles and Batty, 2453 Everglede PL girl, October II. WAlTER-Raymond and Doris. 483 lanke- wann Amelie, bey, November 4. VYEST-Eorl and Geraldina, 4206 Skylark boy, October 30. WESTRICH-John and Nancy, 5886 Rhode b1 1- 6300 -f IT My AVONDALE, NORTH 3 Bedrooml SMALL MANSION If you are a doctor or professional man and would like to get to your work in 10 or 15 minutes, this is the ideel home for you.

This well keot home it much too large for present owners. They are willing to sacrifice it end will assist with financing. Call RE 1-7777. BfM SIEGEL. REALTOR BETHEL NEW RANCH ON 2 ACRES Complete, modern 3-bedroom frame; ceramic tile bath, hardwood floors, copper plumbing, oil furnace, etceo-t'onally attractive and well b-nlt.

Clnv $10,500. WAUCHER SK 3-4500. curb because the 17-year-old at the wheel was driving erratically. He and a 15-year-old were turned over to juvenile authorities. The third, Earl Brown, 19, was held for inves MURDOCK-Clarence beloved husband of Jessie Higdon Mufdbck, father of Mrs.

George W. Nieder, son of the late George and Core Murdock, brother of Mr. Julia Wagner of Long Beach, residence, 6502 Elbrook Wednesday, November 13, 1957. Friends may call et the Tredway Funeral Hnme, Cameron Norwood, Fndev, 4 9 P. M.

Funeral Saturday, 10 A. Interment Spring Gove. isiano boy, October 7. WILLIAMS-Oougles and Nellie, 1332 Le Mar girl, October 25. WILSON-James aid Nannie, 1039 McPher tigation.

son boy, November 7. m- All are to be questioned NFAD- Nnra. 403 Nowlin Law- er otrc, ENQUIRER CHEVIOT, OUT-102 FT. FRONT CHARMING CAPE COD COSTOM 5R00M BRICK-3 BEDROOMS NOW ONLY SI 6.900 5 bright, cheerful rooms on 1st; tile bath; large 2d finished, large porch, OCCUPANCY FOR CHRISTMAS. CHEVIOT EXCELLENT LOCATION' Brick with 3 rooms 1st, 4 on 2d; new bathroom, furnace, plumbing, wiring; 2-car garage.

Worth Looking Into $16,900 Chef Kiner, MO 13911, HU 1-7310 I rencebL -g, beloved sister of Marria rra I tz-nnrcl Ira-w snd leo and aunt of WilMen marriage juicenses Friday, November 1957, about a number of recent "joy ride" automobile thefts. All have previous juvenile records, Fmil sr c.hv, 1. 4,0. iiood Samaritan Hospital, Cincinna.i. r.J,nHn nhVih.368 Requiem High Mess 9:30 A.

M. (EST) reproduction photographer, and Ger- is Jones 37 Gilbert Ave Monday, November 18. Rosary service trude Ave the officers said. Wil WANT ADS Ohio, end Pearl Neff. 50.

6945 Gloria Di burg. Eye Grid Dinner A proposal that the Masonic BLUE ASH Another Storybook Home RAKING LEAVES IS FUN ESPECIALLY IF VOL! 00 THE RAKING IN YOUR OWN YARD. This WAY BE JUST THE HOWE YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR IT'S A 4-BEDROOM BRICK, CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND BUS. THE OWNER ISN'T MOLING, HE WANTS TO SELL. ANO IT'S Club produce a political grid Pi PAUll-Bertha beioved sister of the late frank F.

Pauli, unt Mrs. Otto Street, Mrs. William Mavnard, Mrs. Robert Kirchen, and iter-in-law of Mrs. Anne Pauli, end niece of Mrs.

Frank King Wednesday, November 13, 1957. Friends may call at the Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Clifton, Friday, from 4 CHEVI0T-75205 LOT Mr. Jr. Executive See thit custom-built brick rech FOR ONLY J16.900. "MEL" SMITH, BR 1-2127 iron dinner, a project abandoned by the Civic Club this year, was placed in the hands of a committee yesterday for study.

The committee was asked by Louis Volk, Masonic Club president, to make recommendations on November 29. specious living room, full dmmg room, tile k'tchen, finished basement with Telephone game room. 70-tt, tile patio, ooTh; close to schools and tra'soontion Mrs. Egbert. HU 1-4375.

HO 1-7310 William Evani, 22, 371 W. fifth Chiihcothe, Ohio, medical student, and Roberta Kernes, 22, 3756 Broadviwe teacher. Cnarles Vnedley. 32. 455 Dayton ant Mary Chandler, 30, 455 Dayton clerk.

bui Georgeton, 33. 2322 Wheeler bus boy, and Desoina Dilioglou, 23. 3349 Whitfieid student. Charles A. ComDS, 28.

1891 Biegler order filler, and Aim Meven, 25, Lincoln Road. Camp Dennison, IBM operator Jack M. Gallagher, 21. student, and Dons E. Underwood, 18.

both of 1027 Ross commercial clerk. Lawrence R. Helmes. 19, 4766 Dale vie' president, end iVry D. 0fertg, 4007 Andrews telephone operator John C.

Requarth, 32, 322 Elm Franklin. Ohio; protect manager, and Virgmu Fiorino, 27, 3326 McLelland Ave. secretary. Ronald Nicely. 22, 1425 Ridge Love land, welder, and Betty S.

Oowell, 22, 100 Jonte Lockiand, cashier. Lawrence L. Grundy, 28. 3495 Burnet car washer, end Virgie Kmsey, 27 3495 Curnet wrapper. Gerald T.

Srhaeper, 22, 277 Kearney Ave. pharmacist, and Dorothy L. Moser, 22 748 Edgemont stenographer. Earl B. Heme, 33, 6785 Cambridge Ave oral surgeon, and Jenme E.

Bose, 26, 1476 Dana attorney. This Is It! The working of a six-inch ateUite is explained in Washington by Roger Eastern, head of the radio frequency section of Project Vanguard's tracking and guidance branch. The sphere is to be launched sometime next month. The satellite's component parts include two radio transmitters, metal covering, mercury batteries, solar batteries and two transmitter covers, Easton said AP Wirephoto. MEMBER MULTIPLE SELLING SERVICE to 9 P.

M. Services Saturday, November 16, it 10 A. M. PERRY Yetta, of 6227 Stover Golf Manor, beloved wife of Merold Perry, mother of Mri. Ed Btumbffl, of De Moines, Iowa, and Mrs.

Jerry Lynch, sister of Fred and Moe Edison of Huntington, West Virginia. Services Weil funeral home, 3901 Reading Sunday, November 17, at 12 noon. SC1IEPE Alme Fisher, beloved wife of Aiiliem F. Schepe, devoted mother of Gecrgia Mner, Donald Sullivan and Shirley Gibson, dear stepmother of Robert Schepe; also survived by 10 ra-ichildren and 'wo great-grendch. Thursday, Nov.

14, 1957; residence, 3124 Autet Pleasant Ridge. Friends may call Sunday, 3-9 M. jt the Stanley High funer iome. 6546 Montgomery Rd. Services Monday 10:30 A.

CHEVIOTWESTWOOD AREA BRICK 2-FAMILY A very modern home; truly soatiou living room, wood-burning fireplace, dming room, tile kitchen nd bath, twm-sire bedroom, 2-car gerage; choice location on bus line. Soil Group Elects Three new naMnbers have been elected to the Hamilton County Soil Conservation District board of supervisors, it was announced yesterday. They are Stanley Stnmple, Harrison Township: David Diebrl, Springfield, and Jack Palmer, Millcreek. BLUE ASH 3 BEDROOMS MUST SELL $11,950 ta-dwood floors pice kitchea with autometic heet; one soiier. to tchnol bu, and stores.

SY 1 5849. DGE SR LALTY. EL 1-3434 ASH-9356 Floral) 2 bedrooms, unfinished aat furnerei aareoe. RftALTOM rVeWMVvvwysAArVv I TW 1-474 TANSLY REALTY JE 1(110 efek.