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Houses For Sal Investment Property For Sale 3 18 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER II J.SnW, APRIL II, TU rubber for 6.000,000 tires, he said. He added that thesa production Mill, and Third Subdivision: $l' mix $5 501 OAKLEY-- Crave" PRICK HILL A'ma S. Kapuelhoff to Harrv ami Chile Ysmin 36 by 125 feet REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING nn me norm sine or Ill li-et ol I'mierwnoo. Place; il ua 1 PRICK HILL Robert Goeddel to I and 18 of e. Dexter's Estate; (tax Arlene underwood.

18 years old. 5.V). iwho had planned to be married prick hill Ackerman Enterprises toc, aPpeared in District Court P-partment of Liquor Control. 5-year: from ii of 321 oien- instead and pleaded innocent to a way Avenue: monthiv rental I wo. charge of kidnaping in the disc.p- PF.TCE HILL Bernard Ouetle to Alice M.

nf, Januarv of a tWO-and- Gnetle. 50 by 150 feet on the northwest corner of Sunset 1M St. vt imam Avenues; $1 itax SAYLER PARK Mae A. Brooks to John G. Stegner.

Lots 114. 115 nd 116 of Cincinnati B. A Subdivision: $1 (tax $5 50) two 3 BY KIDNAPING CASE Fall River, April 10 (AP) a-half-year-old boy. Judge Benjamin Cook held her In J3.0OO bail and continued the case until Thursday. William C.

Crosslev. District At- after the" child was found in a New York foundling home, where he placed last January after being found abandoned in a New York subway station. Crossley quoted girl as saying she had taken child to New York because she "liked him," and that she had been forced to abandon him because she no more money. NOTES SYNTHETIC OUTPUT. Louisville.

April 10 (AP) Rubber Drodurtlon in a synthetic! riUDDer pioauction a syntnetic, rubber plant operated here by the F. Goodrich Company totalej 100,000,000 pounds betw.en Novem ber, 1942, and March 21 of this "treet L. B. Co Helen Madgett to O.tcon Building SX" io p. ixm WtUUlNU UtLAl tU sprinofield township LeRor t0rnev, said he ordered her arrested I ZoZU the kidnaping charge yesterday r.

Robert V. Tohe, plant inont Stretti manager, reported today. Eighty; Harry R. Greife, 28. 123S Grace Avenue, I and Irene R.

Gerschwind, 22, 3654 Paxton per cent of the totai rubber pro- Road. 8Blesladv duced is the amount devoted to John T. Robinson, 20, R. R. tire manufncttirinff- nd the Iouis- Mount Pleasant, Ohio, restaurant manager, ure manuiaciuring -na tne xxjuis Barhlra wcatnoff 20 205 Wood-vine factory had provided enough burn Avenue, bindery worker.

Announcement! Announcement! Their FINAL TRIBUTE! RADEL SERVICE 4 Our organization Is devoted to the principle of service above all else. RANKING ACES Downed By Nazis. Owenlon Flier Hail 18 Victims To Credit. Indianian Had Bagged 21 Planes Gerald Johnson Had Eight Citations. (BY UNITED PRESS) Two of America's aeven leading aces in the European theater were shot down in air cambats March 2" When powerful formations of American planes smashed nine French air bases, the War Department re vealed today in messages to thei fliers' families.

Thpv are Maior Walker Ma-i nurin, 26 years old, Fort Wayne. and iiruii.ru witu 1 Major Gerald Johnson, 24, Owen- ton, credited with IS victories. Although the War Department's messages to Mrs. S. B.

Johnson at Owenton and Mrs. Mahurin at Fort Wayne did not disclose the mission on which the two aces were lost. flwar records show that on March 27 1,000 fighter escorts shepherded i 900 bombers in sweeps against nine Nazi air bases in France. TEX REPORTED MISSING. A total of 10 American fighters svere reported missing after the day's combats, in which 38 German fighters were shot down in the air and 23 destroyed on the ground.

It was believed Mahurin might be a prisoner of war, for one of his comrades in the March 27 air bat tles forwarded information to Mrs. Mahurin that he had seen the ace bail out of his plane. Mahurin for months held the title of America's leading ace in the European theater, and added to his fame December 22 when he shot down two Fokce-Wulf 190s Within two minutes when escorting American daylight raiders to Northwest Germany. The two planes gave Mahurin a total of 14, and he held the lead until he was tied at 17 and later outstripped by Captain Robert S. Johnson, 24, Lawton, Okla, who at the last count was credited with 22 planes destroyed.

TIE FOR FIRST PLACE. Johnson was in a tie for first place with Clptain Don S. Gentile, 24, 539 Wayne Street, Piqua, Ohio, who also had 22 planes, until the Eighth Air Force credited Gentile vith five planes destroyed on the ground, giving him a total of 27. Since then Gentile has increased his score by three more planes shot down in air combats. The 27 pianos credited to Gentile Officially surpassed the all-time record of 26 established in the first World War by Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, but the Piqua ace has declared he will not be satisfied Until he has exceeded Ricken- backer's record in air duels.

Mahurin held the Distinguished Service Cross, the Air Medal with Three Oak Leaf Clusters and the Distinguished Flying Cross, while Major Johnson held the Distin guished Cross with two clusters, the Distinguished Service Cross and the Air Medal with three clusters, Knudsen Shoots Bear Before He Sells Hide Pittsburgh, April 10 (AP) Lieutenant General William S. Knudsen, head of the O'fice of Production Management, has his own formula for not worrying about the postwar era. "I always thought you shouldn't sell the hide until alter you shot the bear," he said today when asked about postwar plans. Knudsen' stopped here for a one-day tour of Pittsburgh war plants. He said he planned to plant3 from here to the MMwest, and later on the Pacific Coast.

BOUQUET FROM SON, THEN DEATH NOTICE New York, April 10 AP) Mrs. Michael F. Murphy answered her doorbell to accept an Easter bouquet from her son, First Lieutenant William Murphy, a lighter pilot decorated in North Africa and Italy and later assigned to California as an instructor. Several minutes later, as she wm arranging the flowers, the doorbell rr.ng again. She was handed a tplegram from the War Department saying her 24-year-old son had been killed in a crash at Santa Pjosa, Calif.

WEATHER REPORTS. Observations made at 7:30 p. m. (Eastern Standard, Time): Temperature. STATION.

High. Low. Prec. ATLANTIC STATE'S. no or or of I a 1 KENWOOD Bruk; l.ke new; 5 rooms and bnth one floor- larse lot, HOx'JIii; tine garden space: ALsu an older npe store with approximately 4 acres ol lond; houpe net.

is repairs. Out has luin-ure, hath dtv water: asking $5,700. R. C. I.EINlNiiKR CO.

ME KENWOOD. 6-room stone bunsaMw: 2 tile bftths. breakfast room; 2-car garage; lot I90XJOO; $11,000. MRS. ROSS.

A 44.11. RE 130. KEN WOOD Fi ve-room brick 1-floor plan; $7,200. PA 4752 or JE 4510. KLOTter-AVeT BrickT" 1 Drooms; 4-fam- ily2 garages; make offer.

MA 4759. LIST VOUR PROPERTY VotTsAI.E WITH ADAM C. HAAS. CO 9S69. MADISON PL.7 Lovely-S-foom.

1-floor frame; built -in garage; large lot; beautifully shrubbed: bargain at $6,250. OHIO REALTY SERVICE WA 234. BR 1954 MADISONVILLB Erie herf a home and Investment: 2 3-room apart ments 1st; 4 -room apartment 2d: hot-water heat, coal fired; garage: income StiO per month; $5.500. H. D.J! AY RE.

4444. MADISONVILLK Hall, 3 3 rooms and bath, 2d: newly decorated; Venetian blinds; 2-car garage; lot 60x165; trees; concrete street; garden $6 000 CHAS. S. FAXON. Realtor.

EA 0560. MOHAWK and Vicinity Homes and Invest- ments. WILLWERTH CO. CH 3207. NEWPORT 11 "rooms; 4 flats wltTPbaYns; porches; CO 1470.

MT. AUBURN Euclid; brick 3.S-2; baths; hot-water heat; garage. UN U231. NORTHSIDK Bruce fine brick; reception, living, dining, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, bath; finished 3d: $11,000. KI 2S66.

NORTIISIDE brick; thing aeparlte; SK.750. KI 2537 every- NORWOOD. NORTH On Sheridan Drive dandy 4-apartment building: each apart ment consists of living room, kitchen and bath: 4 furnaces; 4 hot-water heaters: 4-car gr.rage; property fully tinted at $1,320 net- this property was taken in on trade: will sacrifice for will finance. 8Y7747, UN 2950; NORWOOD, Bargain -room shingle semlbungalow; new condition, inside and out; bullt-ln garage; nice lot: near shopping center, schools and car. 2352 Glenslde.

NORWOOD RENTALS CO. WO 605.JE38n01 NORWOOD 2-family brick: 3 rooms and bath each; garage: everything separate; priced right. RK 2204 OAKLEY Brick" "stfLouis. 45 twtve-ir gamge; yearly Income S9O0: only 57.9.'0. 205 Robertson Rd.

Loo'; it over and call MR. BROWN. EA KOPF KOPF OAKLEY Lovely 5 rooms; 3. 1st: hardwood floors; 2, bath, id; large lot; de tached garage; can be sold to colored Ohio Realty Service WA 34 OAKLEY Five-room home, with outside garage; concrete street. CHAS.

S. FAXON. Realtor. EA 0560. OAKLEY 2-famllvTs and bath.

1st; 4 and bathed :2 cm 1IHJ415. PARK HILLS. KY. Investment two 4-room apartments; $9. 500.

CO 1315 PLEASANT RIDGE. LOT 105x250 This home Is constructed of stone and shingle, has wide clrcu'ar porch and has on the first floor reception hall with lavatory, living room, music room, dining room, pantry and kitchen. There are 4 bedrooms and sleeping porch on 2d with tile bath, shower, 2 rooms storage and bath on 3d. Forced air heat stoker fired. 3-car detached garsse.

Owner going Into service the 15th of April, wants action. Inspection bv appointment. Call LEWIS CASEY, WO 5S66 or MA 1780, FP.ED'K A. SCHMIDT. INC.

PLEASANT RIDGE. Modern 3-bedroom brick residence. Tile lavatory 1st floor; tile stall shower and tub on 2d: gas heat: nice location. Will consider smill hnmejn trade MK 7321 PLEASANT RIDGE -RIDGEWOOP. 6-room brick; tile kitchen and bath; screened porch: automatic gas heat: MRS.

ROSS. EA 4431, RE 1360. PRICE HILL ST. WILLIAM PARISH; attractive brick. 2-family; 5 rooms, bath, 1st; 3 rooms, bath.

2d: bullt-ln carsge; weather stripped; nice lot: SEE THIS RATTERM AN REALTY, Realtors WA 4887 PRICE HILL Brick and frame; 3 and solarium nn 1st: 3 and hath on 2d; weather Stripped fireplace: storm sh; awnings; hardwood floors; level lot; bargain. a 3373. PRICE H1I.I 5-room frame, 1-floor plan: A I condition: near church snd transportation: only WA J5700. PRICE HI IX Covedale; 5-room bungalow; finished 2d gas teat. WA 214U.

FKICK HILIz-Brk-K 5-apartment; good condition; 4 garages; $13,750. WA ROSELAWN -New" homes 6n today. 5 and 7 rooms. For further details, ROB'T WACHENDORF. VA 1440.

SHE US HE FORK YOU BUY OR SELL KK AL ESTATE: VXl 1.1'niVK LIS 1 CONFIDENTIAL Sl-RVICE. STEWART COMPANY. MAIN 2156-3970 WALNUT HILLS BRICK 3-FAMILY BU1LPING 2 3-room and 4-room flats. Separate heatin': svs'ems. Income $816 yearly HACKBERRY ST.

Near EAST M.MILLAN GOULD CO. ME 668. EA 4155. WALNUT HILL8. EAST WOODBURN AVE.

brick. 3 apartments: 3 baths; lot 50x258 2-car garage; flnt investment; E. M. COST ELI SON. MA 0312.

WALNUT HILI.S 21 19 Alpine' "si. 12 roi ms. 2 hathf: 2-car garace; lot 97x160; xonrd resirience'P:" $10,000. JOHN H. GARBER MA 3IM5.

WALNUT HIUJj-1815 William Howard Taft 4-bedroom house wlih hath on 1st and 2d floors: one 3d-flnor room: 3-car garace. JOHNJLOARBER. MA 3045. WALNUT HILL8-14 rooms: 7 wsshstands 3 halh: 8 garages; parking; large lot; Income S27R monrn bargain. WO 7777.

EP GUILFOYLE. WO 7766. WALNITT-HILIJS Modern" 7-room home! garage; real buy; $4,750. STAYTON, JK 2630. WALNUT HILLS Fairfax Ave neat frame.

3-3-2. WOB721-8760. WALNUT HIL1.S Calvin Cliff; river vie; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Brown, ma iMy WALNUT HILI.S -Colored 1.

2, 3 family houses: modern; bargain, wo WESTWOOP Ramona Ave. brick and stone: well built: generous size 6 rooms, 3-3; fu'I tile kitchen and bath; many features- beautifully landscaped lot; $13,500. WEGERT. MO 1225-2168. WESTWOOD Modem colonial 3-bedroom home: complete in everv detal garage.

Call RAY SHARP JE1884. WESTWOOD Well located 2-fnmily, 3-A; 2 garages; HUST. MO 1131. WESTWOOD Wanted, real estate for sale; large waiting list. MO 4403.

WESTWOOD Near Knorr; 4 rooms and bath. 1st; finished 2d; $6,300. UN 4262. WIMTftM PI 4-famlly, 2 4 rooms. Will lull lL.

2 a rooms, hardwood throughout; 2-car garage; lot 15.1x229; close to schools and transportation; income for 3 apartments $90 per month; owner lives in one apartment; $12 000. MARY VOLLER REALTOR. VA 5060. WYOMING 35 Euclid: nook: 2-car garage; stoker. MO 5818.

WYOMING 5 rooms; modern: large lot; almost new; $6,250. VA 6587-2582. Your raal csate will bring a hlch price AT AUCTION Now is best time JOS. HARRIS Auctioneer 317 Main Street MAIN '0187 Buiinesi Properly For Sale 2 XB 4 Decide, call JOHN E. MANTHEJ Your Realtor.

0646-3336. CITY 1638-56 Central; factory; 55,000 square feet; sprinkler; $100,000. UN 1464. FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION. 61.000 Square Feet.

Switch for 3 Cars. Drive In with 2 under-cover loading docks; sprinkler system: 2 large electric elevators. J. F. O'BRIEN A REALTOR.

CH.6717. Provident Bank Bldg. HI 1270. TWO BTORES-Well located; price low; net. MA U(UU.

WESTERN HILLS Store and 3 apart ments: all occupied; a real bargain and a splendid Investment. WA 0339. Owner. 30J E. SECOND ST $20,000.

Must Sell at Once Two-story brick and concrete garage with ramp, spnnUler, hot-water heat; Dotn floors concrete; 12,960 square feet. Insrec- 61 TnUi CHerry tion Si I IVI. UttllJ 311 Investment Property For Sale 3 A BRICK 37-APARTMENT BUILDING. 3-4-5 rooms, equipped kitchens, garages. Reliable Realty Go.

LO 7859 W. CH 4470. BR 3248. AAA1 BARflAIN Pressed brick corner building containing 4 stores and 16 large apartments; Income approximately $11,000 ypar: possibilities for enhancement in value. Oelnlls, FA 12liZ nr AV mm.

AAA BARGAIN Fine brick store and 6 apartments; income $1,510: only $12,500. ILA. SCHIRMKR CO.MA 3350, MO ALMOST BUILDINO Choice eastern suburb; shows 14 grosR Income. One of the best investments wc knnw of. Thnne ME 631)4.

HARRISON(l. OREEN. REALTOR, AVONPALE "frame; modern will net. 12; down. KI 7980.

CLIFTON Five-apartment; almost new; corner brick: 3 rooms, hath, 2 garages. ME 0416-2100. DOUGLAS O. HIGH, Realtor. Houses For Sale I INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALe! ME 5307.

NORWOOD. Brick!" Imodern-fia'ts75 stores. (MltFKM'KH. JE 5242. PLEASANT Rir.CE-Brirk "4-aoartmerlf; excellent location; 4 3-room cf flciencieA Owner leaving city: wants offer.

WILLIAMS. ME 90.13. PRICE HILlT "on" RiverRTr: house n'ith 3 room cnttpue in rear; double garage; Income more than yearly; excellent investment at $6,500. WA 5475. WALNUT HILLSbuplex.

4 rooms everything separate; porches, garages, hardwood floors. Call owner. EA 7549. ALNUT" HI LLSi tTi 3 rooms jf-family; 3 baths; $9,750. BB 7365.

WH OT A Choose wisely; buy outright or trade your property on a 4 -apartment Duilding. some all-brick, tile roof, tlle-equlpped kitchens, tile baths, hot-water heat: 4-car caraize and ideal rental locations; enjoy comfort. security snH nride nf nwnersbin In nne nt these attractive investments W. D. DAVIS, REALTOR.

WO 0756. Farms, Country Homes For Sak 4 AMELIA Farms, large or small. Call Mr. Anderson, Batavia 5614; Waddell, BB 7300; BEAUTIFUL old homestead of 85 acr-Ts of good fertile land with modern 8-rootn brick house: spacious lawn with trees; excellent fences and outbuildings; never failing water supply; fruit and berries; must sell al once. A bargain price and terms.

AV 8170. SY 8788. BETHEL iVj acres; fi-ioom brick house; spacious living room, fireplace, bath, basement, furnace open stairway, large halls, sink in kitchen; fruit; well, cistern, bain, 25x30; poultry house, hog house; i acre pasture, creek; $5,000. CHAS. A.

FRKEMYER. AMELIA, OHIO. BROWN COUNTY 124 acr.3; house, barn. wuoqg, creea: so.hdii. can MO 1133.

COU NTRY HOM BemitTful sef tlKgl 7-room modern: close In: near Wright's, schools, on bus line; 1 acre; fruit, chicken house, barn. Owner. VA 29. FARMS C. HOPKINS, COUNTRY 519 MAIN ST HOMES.

FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES. WM. OUGKL. BLANCHESTER, OHIO. GI.ENDALE country home; 1 acre; fruit; 5 rooms; 3-car garage; $6,950.

VA 422S. IN PI AN HILL La7germalfpr opert iesT Carl A. Clipplnger, Realtor. CH 3412. LLOYD E.

McNAIlT FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES. Williamsburg, Ohio. Phone 281 or 3051. MT. CARMEIr Attractive 3 "bed room home, 5 years old; on 2 acres of ground, falrl level: large garage; chicken house; plenty of water: Its blocks from transportation; $8,6110.

Want offer. Loveland $512. BR NEAR SHARONVILLlP 2 Acres 5-room modern cottage $.1 500 14 Acres 7-room houss w-Acre 6-room house $2,100 4V Acrea 8-room house $4,500 S-Acrr 4-room modern, new $5,750 IS Acres 5-room modern brick. lv Acres 5-room modern; new H. HANDLEY, Realtor.

VA 2060. WANTED FARMS COUNTRY HOMES Buyers waiting. What have you, to offer? Give complete description, locution and price. Lis NOW. CIN'Tl'S LEADING FARM REALTOR.

D. W. BEELER 206 E. 6lh St. Cin O.

Ta ::224. I ACRE 5 rooms: hath; electric; furnace; 15 miles out: $4,000. ACRE 4 rooms; electric: furnace; run ning waler; good home and fine for way side market. Montgomery Rd $.1,500. 6 ROOMS Furnace; electric: 2-cir garagel shade; square to bus; $1,000.

Pliny A. J. Johnston SY 7427 4 ACRES On hus line; good 5-ronni house; bargain. Call Geo. Hcnkle.

Phon 2, Lebanon. SS minutes Cincinnati; black land: fine biddings. C. Lebanon. Ohio ACRESMonterey70h1o; 9 batri! electric; bdirn; $7,500.

WO 17SS. Farmi, Country Homes I'd Rent 4-A FOSTER. OHIO 5-room cottage; electric; furnished. UNiversity 1474. FREE RENT of two.

unfurnished rooms and garden: In country; in exchange fcr settled honest couple; to do chores, place; ar river. Bog 194. Real Eitatt For Exchange 7 ROSELAWN New brlik 4-apartment In exchange for l-fnmlly, luU or small farms Owner. VA 2247. SEVEN-ROO M.

A I 1 baths: has outstanding features: Immediate occupancy; will trade for business nr residential Investment properly. Owner. Box 168. Enquirer. TRADE YOURS FOR WHAT YOU WANT.

McCLURE. Realtor. JE 7321-6518. Wsnted Real EiUtt ALL CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE ME 9785. UN 5522.

A CASH BUYER FOR ANY PROPERTY PRICED TO SELL. P. M. ZELLMAN. 4 W.

Seventh. MA 6642. CASH AT ONCE for property badly In need of repairs. gardiess of location or condition. CH 2050.

CASH CASH CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE AT ONCE. KERLEY. No. 1 Calhoun. UN 7l8.

CASH BUYERS forany kind of reaf estate? Ws inspect your property. IRWIN FRIEMAN. AV 2882. CASH BUYERS lor 1 or 2 families; Price Hill. Westwood, Cheviot.

WA CASH BUYER for multiple apartment; any suburb. Lohmeler. MO 2841-48U3 R. I A I Eld AR Tfn a5o7" 6 fr 00 house; must be within 15 minutes driving distance of Hyde, Park Public Square. Box 166, Enquirer.

WJTH M. B. Ammons Realty Co. REALTOR. CH 1855.

WO 2261. mariemont! DO you have a 5 or 8 room house to sell In or near Mariemont. I have a buyer waiting. Call M. H.KE1TH,BR1300, BR 1773 R.

MUST buy fi or 6 room house In "next 30 days. Will consider 2-fnmlly or 8U Louis. Box 188, Enquirer ONE OR TWO FAMILY Cash! Walnut Hills, Mt. Auburn, Corryvllle. WO 5021.

PROPERTY you wIsFtTsellT We have cash buyers for any type homes. List with us for quick results. OAKLEY REALTY CO. ME 2662, JE 8885. WE are continuously looking for properties for sale.

If you are thinking of sellng we will have our representative adviBe you on the advantages of selling. THEOPORE MAYER BRO. MA 0921. WILL 2 or family houses in Eastern Hills. HARVEY H.

RICHMAN. JE 2279. ME 7822. 84 ACRES Good tillable so'll; bank barn and outbuildings in excellent condition; milk house with running spring: good 8- room house, electric, telephone; $7,000. THE FRANK MALICK CO.

MA 4084. 1 OR 2-STORY HOME In rlvde Park, East Walnut Hills or Pleasant Ridge. Must have 1 bedroom down, and near transportation. Phone A 0762. Furnished Apartments For Rent 9 CHEVIOT-3 or clean, quiet, cogy; Frigidalre; Beauty Rest; private entrance: large porch; handy; reference.

HU 2332 1. CITY Centrally located; exclusive 2-room apartment; nsndern conveniences; nn children, no drinitlng; references. PA 4989, CLIFTON Well-furnished apartment; $100 in advance for May ana June oniy; adults. Call mornings. TJN 6285.

CLIFTON 650 Riddle 6 rooms; I bedrooms; heat, gas, electric, porch, ga rage. UN 3643 CLIFTON Attractive 6 rooms; close to transportation, schools, University, UN 5580. KEMPER LANE HOTEL Cincinnati smartest apartment Uotsl. For permanent and transient guests. F.

H. Sweeney, Kemper Lane at McMillan. NORWOOD 2226 Washington; modern 2-room apartment' beautifully furnished; completely equipped; adults only. PRICE HILL 3 rooms, 2d; Frlgldalrt, laundry, washer; adults. WA 0500.

PRICE HILL 3 rooms, 2d; Frigldaire, laundry, washer; adults. WA 0500. WALNUT HILLS 2357 ST. JAMES AVE. exclusive efficiency; 1, 2 or 3 rooms; modern In every detail, Including heat, hot water, refrigeration; janitor service; near Peebles Corner.

WO 9669. Spartmenti, Unfurnished For Bent 10 AVONPALE 418 Kasota: very large apart-ment, 6 rooms; 3 bedrooms, large entrance hall, tile hath: suitable for large family; garage. UN 444B. A VONPA tE 942" Cleveland 3 or 4 rooms; 3d floor; heat nnd hot wattr furnished adults. UN 7093, BONP HILL 1629 California on 2d floor; contains living room, dinette, kitchenette, hedrnnm and hath; garage' rent $40.

Real Estate Department. CH 6111. CHEVIOT 3 moms; ba(n; garage; heatt hot water; adults; $52.60. MO 0102. A VKRY NICE HOME ROSELAWH M'xiern brlrk: luree living room dinlrt room, all-nle kitchen, breakfast room, 2 bedro m.

tile bath, shower, on 1st; 2 large bedrooms with wonderful clrjets and storage space on 2d: insulated: modern gas furnace: a perfect game room In basement: 2-car detached gange. B. S. DIETZ. EA8105.

fM COMPLETE REL ESTATE SERV1CS UJ Residential and apartment buildings for sale. Rental service. Also real estate loans at 4 rates. Pa 1046. TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO.

AN EXCELLENTBL'Y CoTerair. AveTTT apartment brick: good condition; annual Income minimum upkeep; selling to settle estate. Make offer. ALBERT FOSCO. Attorney.

MA 1394. AVON DRIVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Modern scmlhungalow; 2 bedrooms and bath on 1st floor, 2 bedrooms and batb on 2d; automatic heat; built-in garage. Priced for quick sale. PA 3063.

NORTH LIVE "ON THE BEAM" In this B-room brick, located In lovely neighborhood, near East Mitchell; dandy front porch, also a large sun porch, reception ball, living room, solarium, dining room and kitchen on 1st; 1 cheerful bedrooms and bath on 2d; Venetian blinds: caulked and weather atrtpped; hot-water heat; 2-car attached garasje; coiner iot; near transportation, stores and churches. GEO. B. PAINTER, JK 0949. AVONDALE Burton Woods Lane; 4-bed-rooms, lavatory, maid's room.

WO 3556. BOND HILL Oberlin adtoinlng the Country Club: a modern brick colonial: the usual first floor and in addition a library, lavatorv and breakfast room: 4 bedrooms and bath on the second floor: the wooded lot measures a 2-car garace and hot-water heat. Call c. D. Mcciananan, jk 157S.

or CH 1440, with Robert A. Cline, Inc. BOND HILL Newer section; elaborate 4-bedroom home. Shown bv appointment only. Mr.

Edmonds. RE 0740. with THE WARREN E. RICHARDS -Realtor, MA 0384. BOND HILL Brick 2-famlly; 10 months old; two 5-roora apartments; stoker-fired furnace; steel casements, marble sills; near transportation, stores, schools; $13,500.

2279. MK 7S2S- BOND-HILI Brick. 4 flats; equipped tile kitchen; gas heat: ideal location: sacrifice. GUNNING. Ma 4545.

BOND HILL Six-room house: 5C-ft. lot; near bus scnool Mh 0749. JE 2948. GAMP WASHINGTON Bales, near Park way; g-room brick; 3 flats; $5,500. PA 3922.

CAMP WASHINGTON 2 4-room flats; 2 baths: 2 garages; $5.250. KI 6513. CHEVIOT 5-room 1-floor plan brick; close to school. OWNER. MO 803C W.

CHEVIOT Out; nearly new; 4 rooms and bath unfinished 2d MO 2750, CHEVIOT 4135 Hcmelawn like new; tile kitchens.MO5S26. CLIFTON. LUDLOW; brick 2-apartment: slate roof; income $100 monthly. Call GERLACH, AV 4745 or MA 17S0. FRED'K A.

SCHMIDT. NC. CLIFTON St. Louis: 4 large rooms, Ivory woodwork, tile bath, built-in tub, first; rooms, bnth, built-in tub, 2d; everything separate; $8,750. Miss Soott.

EA 6581. P. G. GRAVES. CH 2S2.

CLIFTON Probasco, near "Clifton wire-cut brick; 3 apartments. 5 rooms, tile bath each; 2 hot-water heating systems; garages: good Income GEOH. BECKER Realtor. UN 0130. CLIFTON Colonial brick: near stores.

transportation: large living room, break- lfMt room, dining room, modern kitchen, 3 'urnnmi bnth. 2-car nnu Antioint- ment. ME 0479, CLIFTON, E. Wire-cut brick: 6 rooms': "all modern: double garage. Owner.

AV 8S81. CUfTONREAirTcSTATE. MOHAN KKALTV 4't. COLLEGE HILL By owner, frame bungalow; near shopping center; 6 rooms and bath, first; 2 rooms and bath, second; com pletely remodeled. Call UN 5580 or KI 0M9 COLLEGE HILL S-rosm 1-floor; 2 "extra rooms on 2d; near College Hill store sec- (Pn.

$3 500. BECKER. KI 4, bath. 1st; 2 bedrooms, 2d; near car: $5,700. KI 0733.

COLLEGE HILL. N. New 4-room 1-floor, wnn 4 iimsnea rooms ia, iuii oasemeni garage. E. W.

WILSON. KI 4S08 COLLEGE HILL 1140 Homeside: 5 rooms: modern $5.500. TUKE. MA 2729 COLLEGE HILL 5-room brick 1-floor plan; room, bath. 2d; $12,000.

KI 1313. CORRYVILLEJeffeison; 2 "choice" 5-room flats, store building; large lot: 3-car garage; real buy and Investment; 1.000 cash; vacancy. AV 1711. CO I LLE -2 oonff la 2 bat hV; 2 furnaces; storage, 3d. Rumen.

BR 1270. "country ci.ub'hkic. UTS. Stately evergreens frama this attractivt brick residence of colonial center-hall type. Largs solarium and sundeck at rear of house affords a view of woods.

Very large living room, lavatory, rnasier bedroom with priva'e tile shower stall, bath, two other bedrooms and bath. Game room. automatic heat. Ountaiion and inspection by calling Mr Terrell, UN THE MYERS Y. COOPER CO.

ERIE AND EDWARDS EA 2780. COVINGfONi229pikTst. 6-room" frame; $3, 600. RADE. CO 4758, HE 57 97 DAYTON.

KY. 310 Main S1.T4 room cement shingle bungalow; furnace, bath: newly painted and deroratcd; VACANT; pay only $2 50 down O60 1 5 IJi 1 10 DAYTON, KY. 2 family; $500 down; will finance. 920 Third Ave. CO 2007.

DIXIE HIGHWAY. KY. Dixie Highway; 5-room, 1-floor plan bripk. CO 15S8. EVANSTON 1903 Duck Creek, corner Trimble: modern 7-room brick: lot 150- foot front; hrirk garage.

TUKE. MA 2729. FAIRVIEW 322 Warner; 3-familv 3 rooms, bath each; hot-water heat; $105 monthly income; priced S7.500. For Inspection call RUTH HAMILTON. KI 2736 MASON.

Realtor. VA 6315. FT. MITCHELL 5 rooms on 1 floor and 2 bedrooms on second floor; $8,500. HE 6732.

GLEN DALE 1 85 Elk fine 5-room brick: garage; large lot. JA 7123, MA 0O43. GOLF MANOR 5 and 6 room modern, almost new brick bungalow: all conveniences; hardwood floors; built-in garages; insulated; priced right. The Evers Realty Co. PA 5298.

PL 0275. UN 4814. HORACE SUDDUTH Leading colored real estate a gency. til W. Fifth CH67 10.

HUELSMAN'8 REALTY SERVICE 1025 Freeman. CH 4697. "Leading White Broker of West End Colored HYDE PARK BUNGALOW 1302 Cryer Ave. Location Is attractive and convenient. House exceptionally substantial and neat.

Rooms large and in good condition. Bedroom and tile hath 1st floor; 2 rooma and wasli bowl, 2d floor; house and garage both built of high-grade red brick; cement porches, comfortable sitting in summer: lot fi0x216; level and well planted; $16,000. JOHN H. GARBER. MA 3045.

909 MERCANTILE LIBRARY BUILDING HYDE PARK Exceptional St. Louis; cen trally located; lust off Erie conven-' ent to everything; built of brick, slate roof; contains two 6-room apartments and 2 rooms, 3d: done in colonial style: utomatlc gas heat; level yard, 60x200; price $16,000. -ROOM BRICK Bellcrest 3641 6 large rooms, sunroom; 2-car garage; level yard; handy to shopping center and 1 block to Erie Ave. car line; VACANT; $8,500. 1 AnKr K.

WlgMKYEK CO. MA 3019. HYDE PARK Brick St. Louis, 5-5-2; large living rooms; tile oaths; cabinet sinks; two stokers: Ivory woodwork: excellent location, near cars; $13,900. OSCAR E.

BAUMAN EA 4343. HYDE PARK Near Kilour School, cars, nnd stores; excellent 6-room home; Inside gaiage; good lot; immediate possession; eood comfortable home at $7,800. E-WM0NC? EA 4300-6988. HYDE PARK Delta Ave. near Observatory; 2-lamlly brick, with 3 finished rooms on 3d; garage.

WO 2136 or MA 0060. CLENEAY dc NOURSE CO. HYDE PARK Substantial brick 4-bedroom, 2-bath colonial; charming 1st floor; choice location. Please call today. TALBERT, Realtor.

S5A 0H06. HYPE PARK Comfortable 6-room stucco, with solarium and breakfast room; tile bath, new furnace with thermostat; garage; $7,875. MRS. 3333. HYPE PARK Brick sC Louis; 4 and hath 1st; 5 and bath 20; 3 rooms 3d; garage; $8,500.

W. C. HARPKR. ME 2115. HYPE PARK -Frame: 6 rooms; garage; $5,500.

BARKER. EA 4036. HYPE PARK Portsmouth 7-room, 1 or 2 family; garage; $5,800. ME 0969. KENNEDY HEIGHTS.

A Fine Sertlnn. 7-room house; new slate rnofi new automatic ins heating system: garage; shade nnd fruit lot 10flxM6i $7,500, Call ME B86S, if, 124M. figures considerably exceeded the plant's annual rated capacity of 60.000 tons. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES. Elza Jones.

3 years old. West Ninth Street, machinist, and Elisabeth Wells, 43, 18 West Ninth Street. Freeman Amiss. 43, 3112 Wooiter Pike, roremaker. and Lola F.

Haley, 50, 4533 Montgomery Road, Norwood, machine operator. Louis P. Alt, IS, 3300 Jefferson Avenue, physician, and Dora M. Petera. 22, 3037 Highland Avenue, registered nurse.

Charles M. Grunkemever. 2. 7712 Mon- tlcello Street. Deer Park, soldier, and Ag- wn 1017 Adams Koad, operator, Atlanta, as sistant superintendent, and CecfMa C.

Collins. 27, 2602 Montana Avenue, reg stored nurse. Glenn D. Cklnner, 38. 3942 Eastern Avenue, soldier, and Harriett R.

Houk, 19, 222 Stanley Avenue, clerk. Robert F. Dennlnger, SI. 812 Terry Street, postal employee, and Velda J. Matre, 23, 139 West Amity Road, Reading.

Howard W. Egbert, 24, R. R. 11, Mount Healthy, farmer, and Thelma C. Rhein-frank, 20, 803 Delhi Avenue, assemoler.

Charles Stanley Schroeder, .11, 6600 Paddock Road, attendant, and Rosa Martin, 46. 6600 Paddock Road, cook. Jack L. Smith. 20.

Portland, Maine, soldier, and Elizabeth E. Stuh'mueller, 21, 3241 Vittmer Avenue, aecretary. George W. Btauverman. 50, 39 Sprlng- "eld Pike.

Wyoming, maintenance ran. gnd Frances wagner, 3t, 4721 Vine Street, St. Bernard, operator. wiiuam Li. uomer, aa, ana Aims riace.

soldier, and Martha H. Johnson, 29, 2715 Alms Place. Flnley G. Helton, 21. SO Westmeler Ave- COOLEY, Flora Elizabeth SMITH, James CUNKENBEARD, John JTACHEX, Pete Funeral Homes JftSSS Joutney'i End FEI.DMAN Anna Feldman (nee Hoctor), beloved wife of Charles Feldman.

and mother of Mrs. John Cole. Mrs. Fred Wollwlne, Mrs. Albert Frailer, Pvt.

Charles Pvt. Herbert James and Laveme I'eld- man, Sunday, April 9, 1944, at her rest dence, 2360 St. James ave. Funeral from the Gllllgan funeral home. Woodburn at Lincoln, Wednesday, April 12.

Requiem high mass at the Church of the Assumption at 9:30 a. m. GREEN Edward A. Green, beloved hus band of Ninnie New Green, father of Frances Janet D. Green, suddenly, Sunday.

April 9, 1944, at his residence, Gilbert sve. Bervlces from J. J. Sullivan and Co funeral home. 1336 Mcjaiuan ai rjeu nennesaay, April' H.V"t.K Kisie Hanser.

Beloved sister of Clifford Hanser and beloved sister-in-law of Elizabeth Hanser. at her residence, Con stance. Sunday, April 9, 1914. aced 59 years. Services from the Catherman funeral home, 254 Latia Ludlow, Wednesday.

April 12. at 1:30 m. In terment Vine 8t. Hill Cemetery. tHKAPHKY Aviation Cadet Norman L.

Heaphey. beloved son of Mrs. Jcsslvn Hcaphey. at the Naval Air Station, Minne apolis. Thursday.

April 6, 1944. Services at the W. Mack Johnson funeral home, McMillan at Upland Place, Tuesday, April 11, at 2 p. m. MellFNKY Ella C.

MVHVnry (nee Jones), widow of Ihe lute Klmer (Babel Mc- Henry and beloved mother of M's. Esther M. Smiih and lr. Junius C. Mclienry of Oillott.

Monday. April 10. 1944. In her 80th year, at her residence. 131 North- wood Roselawi.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Funeral Thursday, April 13. at 2 p. from Neidhard funeral home. Harrison Taylors Crek, Ohio.

Services Miami Metho dist Church. 2:30 p. m. Memhers of Mar-rlon Chapter 0. E.

8. will assemble at the funeral parlor Wednesday, at 8 p. m. MOORE Joseph W. Moore, husband of the late Minnie Maler Moore and uncle of Mrs.

Mary Pasion of Cincinnati, and brother of Virgil Moore and Mrs. Viola Roberts of Frankfort, Ky. Funeral services ot the Frank T. Corken funeral home, 2821 Reading near Oak Wednesday, April 12, at 2:30 p. m.

MOSSMAN Rue Mngsman, beloved sister of Mrs. C. B. Hopper and Donald P. Mossman nf Chicago, at her residence In Kennedy Heights, Monday.

April 10, 1944. Services at Vnrhis funeral home. 5fll Montgomery Norwood, Wednesday, April 12, at 10:30 a. m. NICHOLS Charles Clifford Nichols, husband of the late Dottie Wick Nichols and son of the late Vesper and Pheh Nichols, Friday.

April 7. 1944. in his 86th Funeral service at the Wlltsee chapel, 24 W. Ninth Tuesday at 11 a. m.

NICKEL Minnie Elizabeth Nickel, beloved wife of Charles Nickel, Sunday. April 9. 1944. at her residence, 1649 Herbert Evanston. Friends may call at the Clarence A.

Baiter funeral home, 3412 Clifton Clifton. Tuesday, from 4 to 10 p. m. Services Wednesday, April 12, at 10:30 a. m.

STAI'TBERG Clara Stautberg (net Trimble), beloved wife of William Stautberg. Sunday, April 9. 1944, at her home, 2107 Eastern Covington. Ky. Funeral Wednesday.

April 12, from John N. Mld-dendorf Sons funeral home, 917 Main at 10 a. m. Requiem high mass St. Benedict Church, 10:30 a.

m. Interment 8t. John Cemetery. VON I.EHMDEV Frank H. Von Lehmden, Sr heiovert husband of Mary Von Lehm den (nee Glschel), devoted father of Edward.

Frank, Irma and Lewis Von Lehmden. suddenly, Monday. April 10. 1944, In his 77th year; residence. 1100 Dayton st.

Services at Brand Bros, funeral home. 1820 Freeman Thursday, April 13, at 2 p. m. WARNKK Hugh M. Warner, son of the late William R.

and Katherine M. Warner. Saturday. April 8. 1944.

Funeral services at Trinity Episcopal Church. Madison Covington, Tuesday, April 11, at 11 a. m. The casket will be open In the parish house of the church from lu to 11 o'clock Tuesday morning. ZI MM ERM ANN-ALBERT Kftrollne A1-hert-Zimmermann, beloved wife of the late Anthonv Zimmermann and devoted mother of Mrs.

Claude Rohe, Mrs. Fred Fluegel, Mrs. George Hauser. josepn M. Albert and Leonard zimmermann.

monnay. April 10, 1944, at residence. 2651 Cora ave. Funeral from me wain j. tmnon funeral home.

3042 Harrison west- wood, Thursday, April 13, at 2 p. m. World War II Veteran. Miscellaneous Hoticei BECKER ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.

COO WALNUT CORNER LIBERTY. KEENAN FUEL OILS CALL WO 1250. ESTIMATED Income tax expert. Ohio Tax Service, 4748 Montgomery Rd. ME 4901; 10 A.

M. to 10 P. M. Lost nd Fonnd BILLFOLD In Covington: keep money, re turn papers. Return to 81)2 Scott St.

Herman Harrison Nagel. GAS RATION BOOK LOST Mrs. Eleanor M. Strauss. UN 0827.

GLOVES Lady's pigskin, brown, Friday; vicinity Hotel Alms, itewarq. je 5460. LOST 3 diamond rings, rose-enameled pin wlih diamonds, gold dollar ring, a small cameo ring. 913 Terrace Park Hills, Ky, Liberal reward. CO 1595.

LOST Largs gray and whit cat, well built, not very friendly, altered male lost In the vicinity of Teakwnod Ave, College Hill. Mrs. A. Merrill. Call KI 2011.

LOST Brown purse, containing Identifications, jewelry and keys; reward; near Netherland Plaza. Call riaga 1049 or CM 1822, extension 59. LOST gas ration book and 6 coupons. E. Warner, 721 Brooks Wyoming.

LOST Wrist watch. Monday, between Parkway nnd Woodburn. Reward, WO 1488 after 8. ck billfold; money, bus tickets downtown; reward. A 4887.

Containlns: bankbook and Na Reserve card; keep money, Call JA I .55 .12 .28 .40 11 .22 .39 1.12 .01 .14 0 .73 .07 Landlords Are Reminded Of Rent Provision Maximum rent regulations have provision for an increased rental reduction in service merely because of a change in tenancy, the Cincinnati Area Rent Office announced in a statement issued yesterday. "Some landlords are under the impression," the statement read, "that it is permissable under rent control regulations for them to increase the amount of the rental reduce the services to a new tenant, solely because he is a new tenant." Area rent officials explained that the maximum legal rent is established by the rate of rental nd servjce provided the tenant as March 1. 1942. This remains the highest rate that can be legally charged and the minimum service provided, until changed by written order signed by the Area i Rent Director. To obtain such an adjustment 'order, landlords are required to file petition with the Area Kent Office, stating the tacts upon which the adjustment is desired.

Petition blanks may be had at the Area Rent Office, Union Trust Building, Fourth and Walnut Streets. "Adequate Housing By Private Industry," will be discussed by Thomas M. Mcllvain, President of the Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati and Director 0f tne National Association of Home Builders of the United States, at a meeting of the Greater Cincinnati Savings and Loan Exchange at a luncheon today in the Masonic Temple Building. A. W.

Cobb is President of the exchange. HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. (Tttx Indicated in transfers Is affixed at the rate of cents for every $5ti0 or fraction thereof ot value 01 property conveyed.) ANDERSON TOWNSHIP Margaret Przy-knp and Otto her husband, to John and Isihclle Steele. 50 by 190 feet on GUde Avenue. 543 fret from Sutton Avenue, Survey 620: $1 (tax S8.80).

ANDERSON TOWNSHIP J. Allen Balnum and Grace his wife, to Elizabeth Adamar 3 acres of land in Survey "06; $1 (tax AVONDAI.H Sarah Nerts'n to Ton! Jacobs, an irrecular lot on the north side of F.dsehill Place. 392 feet west of North Crescent Avenue: St (tax J4.40I. BASIN I.eRov H. Tudor to Allen and letti-; by 75 feet on the west side of East Fifth Street.

294 feet north of Lock Street; SI (tux BOND HILL Robert H. Wachendorf to Sarah wife of Charles Lot 4i nf Mitketewah View Subdivision beins 1149 Cheyenne Drive; $1 (tax J18.1.YI. nnxn HILL-Helen R. Avril and Ferdi nand, his wife, to irwin ana Solomon, Lot 30 and part of Lot 31 of Paddock Hills Subdivision; $1 (tax $15,401. BOND HILL Thomas F.

Garland and Susan his wife, to Hobart Walter and Anna his wife. Lot 18 of Murray Hill Subdivision; $1 (tax $10,451. CAMP WASHINGTON-Edward Urban to Daniel Knuel. Lot 96 of David tjulnn's Subdivision: $1. Daniel Engle and Mary, his wife, to Fred and Hanna Horstmann, same property; $1 (tax CHEVIOT Dorothy Sintx to Department of Liquor Control.

5-year lease from April 15. 1944. of 3325 Harrison Avenue; monthly rent.il SI 25. COLERAIN TOWNSHIP William A. Dief-enbarher to Clarence J.

and Violet C. Rlttenhouse, 5 acres of land in Section 23; $1 (tax COLLEGE HILL Laura Vogt to Allen D. and W. Bibee. 50 by 245 feet on Nortn Bend Road.

182 feet east of Lan- 1 fir. rana avenue. uui.Lr.uii, niuL, iiou uiiner Hoffmeier. 50 by 94 feet on the north sine or Aaiurwe nvinm, of Hamilton Avenue; $1 (tax COLLEGE HILI Dolores M. Herman to Viola uncer.

39 by lu.i tect on tne wtsi side of Argus Road. 276 feet south of North Bend Road: SI (tax COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP The Penskill Realtv Company to Lawrence ano Blanche Rewald. Lot and part of Lots L. and N. of Mathilda Besuden Subdivision, Section 33; $1 (tax COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP Charles E.

Glover and Helen his wife, to Robert G. Creaeer and Callie his wife, 40 bv 105 feet on Madison Road, Section 22; $1 (tax $8 60). CLIFTON HEIGHT Elizabeth Vogt to Robert J. Gump, part of Lot 113 of Colonel John Riddle's estate $1 (tax CLIFTON HEIGHTS Emll Schweitzer. per Sheriff, to Carrie scnweitzer, by 95 feet on tie south side of Klotter Avenue, 357 feet west of Clifton Avenue; $4,200 itax CROOKSH ANK'S SUBDIVISION Mary M.

O'Neil to Katherine Flsbetk, part of Lot 16: $1 itax DEER PARK Robert D. Loftus and Grace C. his wife, to Jean R. Hessler, 50 by 113 feet on proposed Dearborn Court, Section 19, Sycamore Township; $1 Max DELHI Walter G. Spiague to Alice L.

Kaulg. paM of Lot 4 of Peter Zinn's Subdivision; $1 (tax FAIP.MOUNT Clementina Woelfel to Margaret L. Grosshelm. Lot 161 of Joseph A. James Subdivision: $1 (tax 55c).

FAIRMOUNT Frank J. Mink to Joseph Mink, an undivided one-sixth interest in Lots 60 and 61 of Thompson and Thompson's First Subdivision; $1 (tax 55c). Eleanor M. McGralh to same, same Interest in same property; $1 (tax 55c). FAIRMOUNT Joseph H.

Smith and Lina his wife, to Carmen A. jJinuzzo, part of Lot 29 of Tlat of John S. Luckey's estate; $1 itax GREEN TOWNSHIP Helen Rink ano Fred her husband, to Clara v. Bayer, part of Lot 23 of Isaac Jackson's estate. Section 14; $1 (tax cnrPM township Draner E.

Hlte to Melva Tedesco. part of Lot 2 of Wil-: lism Bell's Subdivision, Section i tax $11). GREEN TOWNSHIP Lillian T. Nieter and Leo tier husband, to Gertrude M. Rnedig.

50 by 150 feet, on the north side nf proposed Eula Avenue, Section 21; $1 (tax GREEN TOWNSHIP Edward and Jessie M. Hammltt to Everett S. and Martha Carr. 4591000 sere of land in Section $1 Itax HYDE PARK, EAST-Rufus Tj. Wllkina to William H.

Schroeder, one-year lense from April 1. 1944. nf 3737 Avenue, monthly rental $40. HYDE PARK Lucille K. Corlls to Aloys Haben and Clara, his wife, Lot 31 of Samuel I.

Cooper's Falrview Heights Subdivision; $1 (tax .05 HYDE PARK John R. Usher to George and Edith Murphy, part of Lot 32 of Harriet 8. Relnhart's Subdivision; alro, I part of Lot 36 of same subdivision: $1. (I Alice I. to George S.

and Edith 0 Murphy, same property; $1 (tax iT.ANGDALE SUBDIVISION Estata of 1 27 Paul to Frank Bender, Lot 29 1., S6.H50 itax RUN -Louisa D. Nichols to Anne 'it' Klutte. Lot 300 of Rankin and Kebler's Subdivision: S1 (tax $4.40 1. MADEIRA -Blanche E. Surran to Hclene p.

Sullivan, p.irt of Lot 3 of Village Pal: $1 itax 55c) MADISONVILLE Stanley L. Ber.anson and Norma, his wife, to Heritage L. and Marie Bezanson. Lots 13 and 14 of Madison Helchts Subdivision 1 MADISONVILLE James F. Breen to William A.

Miller and Ledruna his wile, Lot 194 of Lenox Place Subdivision; SI itax S7.70I. MAPISONV11.LE Helen E. Young and Clarence her husband, to William Fanl. Lot 177 of Madison Place Sub .115 .78 .60 division: SI llax $1,101. MADISONVILLE The Madison B.

A. to Department nf Liquor Control, lease May 1. 1914. nf 4908 Whetsel Avenue: monthiv rental 1100. 0 MOUNT ArnURM-Cslherliie Lehman to Charles B.

McKenzle. part of Iit of 78 1 Boilncer nnrl Hopkins Subdivision of 2 3.1 McGregor Park: $1 itax $6,601. MOUNT HKA LTH A Ibert H. Geeslln nl and Maruaret his wife, to William F. ,19 Freeh, 5H by 150 feet nn the north side .77 of Melvln Circle; ilnx $10 15), I Elisabeth Hlnes and Ids M.

nj H'n's In John C. Cnnlnn snd Cerells S. nfil Cnnlnn, Lot 78 of Klsmere Syndicate n- Subdivision; $1 (lax i OA KLEY Edns J. Ruseh to Rosemary P. ,01 1 Welsbrod, part oi Lot 24 and 21 of i ST.

T. Wl nue. Section 51 (tax S22. SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Clara J. Armstrong to Lmher and Ida Lundy.

Lot 76 of Woodlawn Terrace Addition, Section 4: SI (tax 55oi. BERNARD Marie O. Qomes to Vir-Kinia A. Kroeger. 45 by 150 feet on the east side of Kemper Avenue.

10 feet north of Churcn Street; $1 (tax SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Defense Dwellings. to Edwin G. and Cecilia K. Welage. Lot 13 of Ashmore Subdivision, Section 14; $1 (tax 11.65).

SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Annabel E. Allison to Lewis schavel and Frances his wife, iuO bv 390 feet on the Plain-field Pik- Section 14: 51 (tax $14 30). SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP William C. M'inahan and Loretta (V, his wife, to Earl A. and Marsaret G.

Schaefer, part of Lot 6 of William 3oldtrap's Estate, Section $1 (tax sycamore township Virginia Aulen to John J. Shoemaker. 84 by 582 feet on Gleodale-Milford Road, Section 17; $1 (tax SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Delbert A. Snider to Virginia M. Aulen.

5 by J82 feet on Glendale-Milford Road, Section 17; l. SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Mary L. Wehm-hoff and Frank her husband, to Gretchen L. Wllmore. aa Irregular lot on Meadow Brook Drive, Section 31; $1 (tax $2 4i)i.

SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Levi Wilder and Edna, his wife, to Karl Koch. 100 by 390 feet on Plainfield Road, Section 14; $1 (tax SI. 65). SCULL'M Margaret C. Hemke! and Louis J.

her husband, to Mary L. and Frank J. Wehmhoff, part of Lot 205 of Loncworth's Subdivision; $1 (tax WALNUT HILLS Estate of F. Idell 818-ton to Joseph F. and Lucy B.

Helbllnn, 30 by 142 feet on tha east sldt of Hack-berry Stren. 90 feet north of Hewitt Avenue; 3.30O (tax WALNUT HILI.S Orville M. Tate and Rosellnd Mc his wife, to Loretto Beck, part of Lot 33 of Mitchell Armstrong Syndicate Second Subdivision; 1 (tax WEST END Liberal 8. and L. Company to Grace Wlttmeyer.

part of Lot 7 of John Jordan's Subdivision; $1 (tax 81.10L WEST END The Liberal 8. and L. Com pany to ivueenie Anderson, 31 by 144 feet on the north side of Court Street, 2M) feet west of Baymiller Street; $1 (tax 810.451. WEST END Rose Jansen, Flora Barrett and Lillian Rheineckr to Walter J. part of Lots 42 and 43 of Block of Wade.

Dudley and Ludlow Subdivision; $1 (tax WESTWOOD Gertrude L. WeRcrt to Li. Lind. Lot 189 of Westwood Heights Subdivision; $1 ttax WYOMING John Temples to Ruth M. Harper, part of Lot 8 of the Almonte Addition to Wyoming: $1 (tax 5oc).

OM1NG Pearl ri. Sommers to Evelyn f. aiorton, part oi Lot 120 of Lorkland- wynmins; Improvement Company's Sub division; $1 (tax 8.J5.. Mortgages Filed. William T.

Findley to Eagle L. A 4,400 buna l. Lind to Clnclnnatus B. Co 4,000 Hazel W. Knox to Twelfth Ward B.

L. Co 4,600 r.lla Sibcy to First National Bank of Norwood 000 reacnck biuiiiks to Sycamore L. Co 4,000 Lena Wolf to Price Hill Electric B. L. A 2,200 Aloys Haben to undamental L.

B. Co 3.000 William L. Magee to Anna F. War- man 1,200 neien leenen to ceeKmin street B. A L.

Co 1,500 Conrad C. Seidenspinner to 1,500 Alary Powell to Industrial 8. tk Company 1,950 William A. Miller to Pleasant Ridge B. L.

Co Kusseil Sams to Deer Park L. Co 1 6.500 Harjld J. Zitzeiberger to Hillsdale L. B. Co 6,500 John R.

Z.ireick to Liberal S. Company 10,000 Elizabeth Adams to Anna Glancy, Trustee 2,500 Hattle Forney to Southern Ohio Loan Co go William B. Stewart to Southern Ohio Savings Bank 00 2.nnn 2,500 4,700 3,500 3,000 ,500 9,000 Ace Viola Linger to same Rnth D(. Hof t0 M( Hcathv L. Co.

Norma Ganson to West Northslde L. C. Co William H. Trittrn to West North-aide L. S.

Co Ednah V. Lage to Centennial S. L. Co Lewis Schavel to Mt. Lookout S.

L. Co Henry J. Betz to Burnet Woods B. S. Co 3,000 Marie M.

York to Irish B. L. Co. 5,500 Betty Fowler to Hyde Park B. L.

Company 4,000 Isadore Revclson to Central Trust Company 11,500 William N. Appel to Frederick A. Fchmirtt, Inc 40.000 George Muhlhauser to Liberty Co 7.000 Herbert V. Morris to Enterprise B. L.

A. Co 8,000 Else L. Press to Enterprise B. L. A.

Co 4.800 Frank Glastr to same 7,000 Beatrice Moore to snm 4.700 Mertle M. Henderson to same 2.500 George Hamilton Jr. to same 3,750 William Wallace to Lick Run B. Li. Co 6,500 Mortgages Canceled.

Willis F. Engel to University B. Co 3.500 Jonn Temples to Willis 0. Harper. 2,000 Irene Edna Ownley to First National Bank.

Norwood 3,500 Ralph A. Roeper. to Aragon S. L. Co 2,700 Pearl Caproni to Trl-State Accept ance Corporat ion 700 Nora T.

Sullivan to Market B. S. Co 1,300 Alton E. Bolton to same 2,000 James D. Knabb to Oakley B.

L. Co 4,750 Henrv J. Gerbus to Worklngmen's B. S. Co 4,000 Loretto A.

Reith to Liberty S. L. Co S.000 Frank H. Strotman to First National Bank of Norwood 5,000 Hervev B. Stuff to Grand Central S.

L. Co 1,500 Ninth St. Baptist Church to Western Bank and Trust Company 30.000 Dorothy M. Curry to Aragon S. A L.

Co John S. Walsh to Mound B. A. ft L. Co Alice W.

Garber to Clark Si. L. A B. Co Edwin A. Muff to Enterprise B.

A. 4.000 II, 000 3,000 Company 4,000 Fred W. Harwood to Garfield No. 2 L. B.

Cn 5,500 Howard G. Craig to Reliable S. L. Co 3.800 Nick Fritz to same 4,700 Te'la Ruddick to Provident Savings Bank 1,500 Ella Sibcy to First National Bank of Norwood 2,250 Theresa Mlchell to Mentor L. B.

4,000 The Ferro Realty Company to West- 11 aim uiie ton, a. anmn to same Qn Ann Charles Hlgglns to Elmwood Place L. ft B. Co 1.910 William Charles Monahan to Cen tennial S. ft L.

Co 6.000 William S. Edgemon to Second National Bonk 50.000 Charles Welse to Fiflh Third Union Trust Company 3,500 Decimo Clrlno to Home Owners Loan Corporation Marcella H. Bollinger to Central Falrmount B. ft L. Co Harold J.

Zitzeiberger to M. E. Garrison Louise S. Casslnelll to Fourth Ward B. ft L.

Co Jacques S. Hegeman to Union Central Life Insurance Christina Krehs to Union Savings B. ft L. Co 1,000 4,800 1.75o 8,250 5,100 1,800 Martini Evangelical Church to Columbia Bank ft 8. Company 10,000 Purward G.

Walter to Sixth Ward B. A L. Co 4.000 Snphronla Harris to same 500 John W. Glcsman to Spring Grove Avenue L. ft P.

Co 5,000 Alice M. Gerher to Hyde Park B. ft L. Co 2,000 Rohert Rothe to Clifton Heights No. 2 L.

ft B. Co 4,900 Josephine McCrone to Foreign Christian Mission Sorlely S.flflfl Frank J. Ogden to North Cincinnati L. ft Co 2.500 Samuel B. Allen to Home Owners Loan Corporation 3,342 Clara Mever to Margarets Pelstron.

3,100 Ohio Used Truck snd Parts Company to Standard Oil 20,000 William APP'I to Rehecca Humphreys, execulrix. 40,000 Kalbleen Ball to Jsmes Wood 250 Clara Miller to Centennial S. A 1, Co 8,000 Clara M. Vondcrhelde to Bremen was the the had B. Four Convenient Id fflscli Johnson MclOLLAN and UPLAND PLACE WOodburn 0474-0475 Harry Meyer Sons HARRY, RALPH.

JOSEPH. 499 Ulenwsy Ave. 823 Cltatea'i Ave. WA 4144. WA 022S.

Hodapp Funeral Homes Hamilton at Elkton. 7401 Vine. Klrby 1040. VAlley 0805. TR ED WAY funeral Home Established 1892.

Norwood. Ohio. ME 031 1. 2131 Cameron Ave. Bart liiril FUNERAL WEIL HOME or Wrassmann Barfknecht 2R25 Gilbert Ave.

1421-23 Main St. Inc. WO 3343. C1I NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

CH 6930. Bamber Funeral Home, Inc. JOHN W. BAMBER ROBERT BAMBER. 3011 Woodburn Ave.

WO 1440. VITT STERMER, INC. 1824 Westwood. WA 0787. 8425 Harris' Ave.

MO 0833. 3035 Riverside Dr. WA 0110. Brad tord Ruerhs Cent hers Dunn Pnnhnft Keldmao Fleber Greea fHeaphey Mobsman Moore Xlrhols Nickel Stautbcrg Yon lbmden Warner The Lord loreth the righteous. 1944, John Howard BEISKR Elizabeth Bclser, widow of Julius A.

Bciser, beloved mother of Mrs. Emma Scully, Robert, Gforge and William Beiser and the late Edward J. Beiser, in her 83d year, Sunday. April 9. 1944, at her residence, 439 Wood Clifton.

Friends may call at the Clarence A. Baiter funeral home, 3412 Clifton Clllton. Tuesday, from 4 to 10 p. m. Services Wednesday, April 12, at 2:30 p.

m. BOl.I.KKE May E. Bolleke (nee Gennl, beloved wife of Ben Bolleke. Sunday, April 9, 1944, at residence, 4209 Homer Madisonville. Remains at Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetsel ave." Requiem high mass at St.

Margaret of Cortona Church Wednesday at 9 a. m. BAUER Louis K. Bauer, beloved husband of Amanda Kuhn Bauer, beloved father of Corinne. Louis and Edward Bauer, Mon day.

April 10, 1944. at residence. 4319 Hamilton ave. Remains at the Chia. A Miller Sons funeral home, Hamilton ave at Knowlton Northslde.

Due notice of 'nneral. BRADFORD Lydia Hart Bradford, be loved wife of the late T. J. Bradford, dear mother of Edgar Bradford. Mrs.

Charles (Stella) Solar, passed away Sunday, April 9, 1944, residence Dent. Ohio. Funeral services Wednesday. April 12, at 2 p. at Neidhardt funeral home.

3155 Harrison Weswood. Interment Spring Grove. Bl'Ef'HE Lawrence Bueche, beloved husband of Anna M. Hoff Bueche, and devoted father of Mrs. John (Charlotte) Wiikins.

Lawrence and William Bueche, Sunday, April 9, 1914. in his 74th year, residence, 3643 Gamble Cheviot. Funeral fnm the Rebold funeral home, Glenmnre and Mozart Thursday, April 13, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn rrQulem high mass at St.

Mjrtin Church at 9 a. m. Interment In Mausoleum, St. Joseph's New Cemetery. CROTHERS Carmen Pasllck Crotbers, be loved wife of Stanley W.

Crothers ana wl nunit'i of Cincinnati, Mrs. Call Wedekind, Mrs Louise Krieger of Louisville and Mrs. R. D. Heeman of Bowling Green.

Ky. residence. 6 Tuxedo pi. Friends may call at Jacocks funeral home, 2602 Gilbert at Taft rd. Time announced later.

Louis ville (Ky.) papers please copy.J DUNHOFT Mary Dunhoft (nee Overbeck), widow of John B. Dunhott, Sunday. April 9. 1944. aeed 89 years.

Funeral from the Busse ft Borgniann Co. Parkway funeral home. Central Parkway and Clifton lane, Wednesday, April 12, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church, at 9 a.

m. DUNN Miss Fanny Dunn, beloved sister of Sister Margaret Cecilia (Sisters nf Charity I and dearly beloved aunt of Ser geant William F. henney, passed awav Sunday. April 0, 1944, at 9:25 a. at Rlverdale On the Hudson, New York, after an Illness of six months.

Funeral at the Frank T. Corken funral home. 2S21 Reading rd. near Oak st. Requiem high mas3 at Holy Family Church Wednesday, April 12, at aUi.

F1F.BER Blanche Miller Fleher, wife of Elmore P. Fleher, March 17, 1944, at Los Angeles, Calif. Interment at family Int. Spring Grove Cemetery, Tuesday, April 11 il 1 11. m.

Albany. 53 42 Atlantic City. N. J. 74 47 Boston.

Mass 5 40 Jacksonville, Fla Rfi A3 Miami. Fla 78 75 New York. N. 71 43 Raleigh, N. 8 Washington, 78 64 GI.F STATES Atlanta.

79 57 Tort Worth, Texas 81 63 Galveston. Texas 7B 70 New Orleans, La 80 64 Ban Antonio, Texas 84 64 Tampa, Fla S5 69 MIDDLE STATER. Buffalo, N. 51 3o Chicago. Ill 48 Cincinnati (Abbe) 67 52 Cincinnati (Ah port) 69 57 Cleveland, Ohio 4 38 Columbus.

Ohio 60 60 Davenport. Iowa 4 38 Detroit, Mich 50 37 Duluth, Minn 44 28 Grand Rnplds. Mich 63 35 Indianapolis. Ind 58 6n Kansos City. Mo 53 47 Knoxvllle, Tenn.

81 52 Little Rock. Ark 82 60 Louisville, Ky 75 56 Madison. Wis 50 .12 Memphis. Tenn 80 60 Minneapolis. Minn 51 30 Omaha, Nrh 46 42 Pittsburgh, Pa 60 52 Louis, Mo 56 49 PLAINS STATES.

AUtint'Ttlle. 57 3t pismsrek. N. 55 25 Casper, Wyo 4 5 28 Denver. Colo 31 29 Dodge City.

Kan 55 4.1 Havre, Mont 62 30 Huron, B. 49 19 North ristte. Nrh 41 35 Oklahoma City. Okln 88 57 WESTERN STATES. poise.

Idaho 60 31 phoenix, Arl 71 43 Salt Lake, Vtah Sn Francisco, Calif. J2 49 Etattle, Wash I.