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Announcement! Miscellaneous Noticei Till: CINCINNATI ENQUIRER immv, in. vm STRIKES Son's Cablegram Arrives i. 4 1 HEW BACKING Found In Ranks Of Democrats Opposed To Administration. Calling Convention Urged As Test Of Sentiment Against Roosevelt. Chicago, February 17 (AP) The American Democratic National Committee's plans to hold a separate national convention from the regular party's conclave, isifme after the flood Hoar After Father Dies Services will bo conducted for Ixuiis Magrish, Cmnminsville mer chant fur 40 via rs.

at 3 o'clock today at the Weil funeral home. Burial will be in Walnut Kills Cemetery. Mr. Magrish, a resident of the Cincinnati Club for the last eight years, died yesterday at Jewish Hospital. He suffered a heart attack thiee weeks ago.

An hour after nis death a cablegram was received from a son, Captain Philip Magrish, announcing his safe arrival at a foreign port. Mr. Magrish, a native of Russia. came to Cincinnati more than 50 years ago. He opened a store at Knowlton's Corner in 1904 but moved to 3S33 Spring Grove Ave He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Leon Cline, San Antonio. Texas; five sons, Captain Magrish, Lieutenant (J. Alfred E. Mag- rish with the Navy in the South Pacific, James L. Magrish, Wash ington, and Conrad and David Magrish, Cincinnati, and eight grandchildren.

WORK ORDER Is Defied By Strikers At Plant Xijjllt Shift! Fails To Oliev Killing Of Labor Hoard Officer. Defying a telegraphic order from Jack G. Dn War Labor Board DispWs Di irector, striking members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union (AFL), failed to show up for work on the 9 o'clock shift last night at the Victor Electric Products, plant, 2950 Robertson Avenue, Oakley, where 350 mem- 8 WANTED Modern 5-room, l-floor-plni implied il. i-r. feliiiny Eaeteln IinU; will i'U-est noil or more.

Address lo3. enre Tin- Enquirer. WANTED H'-me in Bond Hill. Kenwood, ly Heights, or Pleasant Ridgi. It.

('. I.HNINGF.R CO. WILL PAY cash for house in stlbllHis, sections. STEVVART REALTY, MA 2156. Olt 6 IMIO'l HOUSE WlthlrT" 15 "minutes drive to Trhilmubile.

Address Bol 144. care The Enquirer. Furnished Apartments For Rent 9 LOVELY apartment to share or sleeping room with privileges in refined home; convenient. References exchanged AV 0128. AVAILABLE SOON My beautifully fur.

nished modern apartment to an adult family with excellent references. Address Box 104, care The Enquirer. HYDE PARK Private 5 rooms, lavatory, 131. nam; ueuuuiui some adults, EA 2027. KEMPER LANE HOTEL Cincinnati's Smartest Apartment Hotel.

For permanent and transient guests. F. H. Sweeiiey, Kemper Lane at McMillan. MT.

AUBURN Attractive bed-living room, or studio; In comfortable, iurnace-heated home; overlooking park; large windows; fireplace; adjoining bath; block from several car lines; references. AV 3350. MT. AUBURN 253l7Burnet 5-room apart-ment complete; heat. AV 2481.

PRICE HILL 3 rooms, 2d; 2 rooms, 3dj Frigidairej laundry; adults. WA 0500. WALNUT HILLS 2357 ST. JAMETaVeTj exclusive efficiency; 1, 2 or 3 rooms; modern In every detail, including heat, hot water, refrigeration, Janitor service; near Peebles Corner. WO 9669.

Apartments, Unfurnished For Rent 10 AVONDALE Newly redecorated 4-room flats at 950 Burton $60; coal fur-nace; owner furnishes coal. MRS FOX. AV 0627 or MA 0060. CLENEAY NOURSE CO. AVONDALE 870 Ridgeway; 4 rooms; all conveniences; 2d floor.

WO 5525. CLIFTON Modern 4-room and solarium, heat, tile bath, 1st floor; adults- garage; university WO 3333. CLIFTON HEIGHTS 235lTl)nloT2dfioo7i 4Jarse rooms; bath; $20. MA 1835. FAIRMOUNT 1515 Harrison AvenueT" 3 floor.

Phone MA 3001. HYDE PARK Modern 3-room and "dinette, heat, Frlgklalre, range, tile bath, shower: garage; sjbi). WO 3333. MT. ADAMS 3 rooms, bath; heat, hot water; adults.

CH 6298. MT. AUBURN 3 rooms, 2d; bath, heat, gas, electric included; $27.50. MA 4759. POINCIANA BUILDING Reading Rd.

and Hutchins; single rooms for ladies; on car anubus lines. PRIC3 HILL. 4 rooms; stove and Frlgld- aire; heat; garage; on transportation; adults. WA 5628-7600. walnut HILLS 3 rooms: tile bath.

equipped kitchen, wall-to-wall carpets, Venetian blinds, heat and light; garage: $17.50. 3107 Durrell Ave. WALNUT HILLS 1817 Fairfax 3'4 rooms; neat, oatn, garage: 540. WO 8699. WALNUT HILLS 2121 Deerfield 3 rooms.

nam; linoleum, cabinet, heat, hot water, laui'dry; adults; $35 UN 7761. WALNUT HILLS 2264 Park spaci ous 4 moms, ana 1 small, neat, porch. WO 5067. WALNUT HILLS 3 rooms; all convnl- ences; heat; modern, 2708 May St. WESTWOOD 2 miles out; modern 3 rooms, za; neat; garage $30.

MO 1131. WE HAVE many requests for apartment rentals and sales, Why not call us at PA 1016 for details? Real Estate THE TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO. Houses For Rent 11 CHEVIOT 5-room, 1-floor brick; 2 on 2d; garages (vacant); $70. MO 2750. Houses, Furnished For Rent 11-A BEAUTIFUL 6-room furnished house; good luiauou.

Avon MADlSONVILLE 6 rooms; 2 garages; til uttin; coiiipieu; VVO O033. Business Place For Rent 12 CITY" Southwest corner Fourth and Syca Wanted Real Estai beis of the Union Walked out: retiring from the game, Mergard announced yesterday morning. The plant, en-as' n'Kht nL sold his -pin estab-. lishment at 3121 Reading Road, known as gaining support from "every section of the country," Robert E. O'Brian, Secretary of the newly organized antiadministration Said today.

O'Brian, who announced the committer's leaders wouldj meet here Saturday with antiadmin-istration Democrats from several I'idwest states, said hundreds of pledges of support had been re ceived at temporary headquarters I here since the group waj organized February 4. Plans, he said, would be discussed for the committee's proposed national convention at the Saturday conference and at a Eimilar meeting in New York next week with Eastern and Southern antiadministration Democrats. The secretary said Harry M. Woodring, committee chairman and former Secretary of War in President Roosevelt's Cabinet, would attend the Chicago and New York meetings. O'Brian said many adherents had urged an early decision on the date and place of the proposed convention, and he added selection would be made "within the next 90 Cities under consideration, he said, include Louisville, Memphis, St.

Louis and New Orleans. 1'LATFORM IS PROMISED. Committee leaders had announced a national convention would be held to "adopt a Democratic and nominate Democratic candidates for President and Vice President. They said plans were to hold the convention in April or May prior to the regular party's con-Clave in Chicago in July. The movement was described by "7, ganization, as "a challenge to the' administration to prove it is the Democratic party." Sheridan, February 17- L.

Willkie carried; v. n.u: presidential nomination into ISorth- JU ern Wyoming today, the seventh; v. -i u- j- state he has visited on his sounding- was scheduled as the guest of Northern Wyoming Republicans at a noon luncheon. After his appearance here, Willkie planned to return to Billings, for a reception tonight, the last event on his itinerary. He is due to leave Billings by train at 1:15 e.

m. Friday, going to Minneapolis. WALLACE ADDS BOOST. Washington, February 17iINS) Vice President Henry A. Wallace back from a speaking tour in the West, predicted today President Roosevelt would be reelected for a fourth term whether he wishes to run or not.

The Vice President, summoning teporters to a sudden conference in his offices, declared sentiment for the President, the fourth term and the New Deal which he said "will never die" is strone alone the Pacific Coast and eainin strength in the Middle West. Wallace was asked point blank' if Mr. Pvoosevelt is a candidate to succeed himself for another four 1-ears in the White House. "I don't know," smiled the Vice President, "but I think he will be nominated, whether he wishes it or not, and I am sure he will be elected for a fourth term." Wallace said the Democratic party had become the party of the liberals and the people. He asserted he found liberals and plain people uniting behind the Roosevelt banners along the western coast and in that hard-fought political battleground of the Middle Vv'est.

W'ailace smilingly answered questions as to whether he thought he would be the President's cho.ee for, vice presidential nominee at the Chicago convention by shrugging end saying: "It is in the lap of the gods." "LIES IN FUTURE." "Did you say in the lap of the gods, or lap of the a reporter asked. Wallace replied that what he really meant was that the matter' was in the hands of the future. Washington, February 17 (UP) An American Federation of Labor spokesman today joined other labor leaders offering campaign advice to the Republicans by coupling praise uro.n Willie more; store aim casement; heat and hot water furnished. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT, PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK TRUST CO. CHerry 6111.

A CITY 342 Reading Rd. at the entrance of 1 WALNUT RILLS 9-a part ment building with slate riot, on a lot noxli'o consist of 3. 2 and 1 room being on 1st. with 2 biths and 4 on 2d. with 2 hnllis; 2 furnaces and 2 stokers; one hot-water beater, hi-a'ed by coal; all rented unfurnished at Si 5 1 month; asking $12, 500.

RE 29M or UN 2950. WALNUT HILLS Attractive brick; 4 bed rooms, tile bath and shower; 2 rooms, 3d; hardwood floors; 3-car garage; small down payment, balance financed. H. D. SAYRE.

JE 4444. WALNUT HILLS Two-family; 3 and bath, 1st; 4 and bath, 2d; 3 on 3d; 2-car garage; near cars, stores, St. Marks; $7,500. Mr. Edwards.

BE 7062 R. OSCAR E. BAUMAN coi? WALNUT HILLS (O'Bryonville section); neat, modern 5-room house not-water heat; Evenings, EA Y. A. LINVILLE, Realtor.

EA 2545. WALNUT HILLS Symmes; 5-room frame; modern; good shape; estate; iJ.soo. 7891. WALNUT HILLS Brick; 2 8-room flats; 1 4-room; 3 garages; large lot: income $228 month; WO J7766-7777. WALNUT HILLS Fairfax $5,500.

new frame. 3-3-2. WO 5721-5760; WESTWOOD 2-famll- brick, 10 rooms; 4-4-2: bus or car: $12,500. MO 3S25. WESTWOOD'S BEST BUY 3011 Penrose; brick; 3-3: hot-water heat.

MO 518. WYOMING Bungalow, 5 rooms and bath; bunt-in garage; newly decorated inside and outside (vacant); $6,200. JOHN D. MASON. VA S365 WYOMING Six-room home; modern; near stores, schools; 87,500.

JA 7123. UfHIinnU 111 Residential HMkliUUn I f(Ul Loans. In terest rates at 4Mi and FHA, 401-2-3 Ingalls Building. MA 14 62-1463, Business Property For Sale 2 AVAILABLE now; over 51,000 square feet; sprinkler; 3 outlets; trucks. CH 1311.

CITY Brick, concrete, steel building; 11,000 sq. railroaddock. JE 5212. CITY 16S8-56 Central; factory: 55,000 square feet; sprinkler; $100,000. UN 1464 PEARL.

128 E. 20.000 sq. 2 elevators; $10,000. S. z.

Kotncniid. ma Bua, PRIVATE SWITCH FACILITIES Brick building, 4 floors and basement containing 67,000 square feet. Splendid down town location. Price STD.ouu. or win lease for $750 per month.

Possession in 60 days. J. F. O'Brien ft Realtor. B717.

Provident Bank Bldg. HI 1270. Investment Property For Sale 3 AAAl BARGAIN Brick corner; consisting of 7 stores, 19 flats; exceptionally wen located; no heat to furnish; a real buy at cn excellent terms. For details call PA 1262. AVONDALE 5 apartments; 2-bedroom ar- rancement: equipped kitchen; garages large wooded lot; income over $2,400 yearly; select section; only $15,000.

CH 2050, UN 2986. hriri. 8 apartments; big bar gain; $35,000: income S4.700; snows lU'ft net. WILLIAMS. MCiVJUi.

INCOME COMFORT SECURITY. You'll be proud to own one of thess 4-apartment buildings; some all brick; tile roof tile equipped kitchens, tile baths, hot-water heat; 4-car garages, and in ideal rental location. Buy outright or trade your property on one of these attractive investments. D. DAVIS, REALTOR.

WO 0756. INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE. ME 5307. MT. AUBURN FINE SECTION.

5 APARTMENTS Also Janitor's All-brick; 3-room, all-tile baths; hot-water heat, gas-fired or coal stoker; 5 garages; 70-ft. lot; yearly Income, 82,928. Mr. Meeko, JE Co. MB 6688 NEwTSpARTMENT BUILDING Eastern section of city; 4 lovely apartments; tile, equipped kitchens, tile baths, nets over 10 at price asked.

Will consider your old property In trade. Phone ME 394. Harrison g. green, realtor. owner says sell.

Two brick buildings; 2 apartments and 3 apartments; hot-water heat. RELIABLE REALTY CO. LO 3248. ROSE LAWN brick 4-apartment; con sider trade; equipped kitchens; hot-water heat; 4 garages, owner, va an. Farms, Country Homes Fot Sale 4 OUIET RETREAT 5 acres; large treei 4-room cottage; $2,550.

HIJST. MO 1131. country home 60 acres: 6-room house: furnace, electric; shade; barn, double cribs, poultry houses; cow, ncueis, ou WANTED JTARMS. COUNTRY HOME 4 acres; 8-room mod" ern house; hot-water heat. VA 4228, DTW7BEELER Vf rjniiel.

C. HOPKINS. COUNTRY 519 MAIN ST. HOMES. FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES.

WM. C. GUGEL, BLANCHESTER, OHIO FARM 144 acres. 30 miles east of city; $5,950. MO 1133.

HARRISON 40-acre farm; 3 dwelling houses 1 dalrv ham, 1 tobacco nam. silo; o'ther outbuildings: plenty fruit: on good road on Whitewater River at Harrison, Ohio. Hnry Bolnnder, Cleves, O. tnvKi.ANn 96 nc.es: 6-room modern house, electric, plenty water, Darn, oiner hi.ilrlinus- on hlehwav. 16 Acres Fine orchard: possession March good dirt; quick sale, tiz.niiu.

H. HANDLEY, Realtor. VA 2060. INDIAN HILL Large or small properties Carl A. Cllppinger, Realtor, til Jua.

131-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. Located Route 22; 7 miles Wllllamstown, 10 miles Falmouth, milk route, scnooi bus, mall, telephone, electric, all kinds of flowers, shrubs; beautiful location; good 7-room house, barn, 3 Vi acres to-hnero nonds. 2 cisterns, well, springs branches, large creek, fine woodland rnw timber: $2,500 cash: price $6,800 mule team, cows, feed, all farming tools at reasonab'e price. FORvST S. THOMPSON, owner, Falmouth.

Ky. Phone 2817. 64 AfRES Well locate.1; 2 miles from Williamsburg; 3-room nouse wun en closed porch: barn recently remodeled troort hen house and brooder house; well cistern and never-falling spring: about 10 acres young apple orchard around 8 years old: electric; school bus and mail service; see It at LLOYD E. McNAIR Williamsburg, Ohio. Phone 281 or 3052.

131 ACRES Lebanon; 7-room home; large barn; silo; best soli; $14, sou. 14 ACRES Near Goshen; 6-room home barn; chicken nouse, on dus hub $4,500. Pliny A. J. B.

Johnston SY 74Z7 ra A r'WVO. -J inllua not Of Bethel: level land, on good road; a nevcr-muuiR ira. good hduse cf 3 rooms, uniwuimeu upstairs; large barn, outbuildings; mail, school bus, no electric; reduced to $2 800. CHAS A. FREEMYER, AMELIA, OHIO.

73 ACRES Route 125; 10-room frame; basement; furnace, bath, electric, barns, wells, cistern, 15 acres bluegrass pasture with creek, balance tillable; $10,000. THE FRANK MALICK CO. MA 4084. 132 ACRES Alfalfa and corn land; nice 8-room home; extra good, Immense barn; silo: electric; $13,500. C.

Ratliff, Lebanon, Ohio. 20 ACRES Modern house; rich land: low price. Call C. W. BERCAW.

Phone 57 Mason. 26 ACRES: near Owensvllle: 7-room house, barn, poultry house; $2,750. WO 1788 Lots and Acreage For Sale HYDE PARK. Choice lots on concrete street, all assess ments paid; prices $1,000 to si.ouu: terms. ME 2100-0416 DOUGLAS G.

HIGH, REALTOR. Real Estate For Exchange 7 TRADE YOURS FOR WHAT YOU WANT, McCLURE REALTOR. JE 7321-6516. Wanted Real Estate A HOUSE from owner. Phone HE 8177 or Address Box 27, care The Enquirer.

CASH CASH CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE AT ONCE. KERLEY. No. 1 Calhoun. UN 7888, A CASH BUYER FOR ANY PROPERTY PRICED TO SELL.

D. M. ZELLMAN, 4 W. Seventh. MA 6642.

CASH BUYERS for any kind of real estate. We Inspect your property. IRWIN FRIEMAN. AV 2882. CASH BUYER" for multiple apartment, any suburb.

LOHMEIEK, MO 2B41-4SIM n. no YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME'' Twenty years of fair dealing, specializing in Western Hills properly, wun an fn-viable record of accomplishment. RATTERMAN REALTY, Realtors. WA 48S7. HAVE $100,000 TO $500,000 to Invest In a going manufacturing bnslness; also need building w'th 60,000 to 75,000 sq.

preferably with B. K. siding. Advise nntiit- nf hnlness. ileicrlnt Ion of real estate and other details.

'Replies will be held In strict rnnflilenee. Address llox 140, cure The Enquirer. if you want to sell your property and want quick results consult THEODORE MAYER ft REALTORS MA 0921. MO UHLUiAiiuris. KF, woi) i.

siT KiiToN rX fiX M. K. GARRISON, Kenllor. HV 8768. LIST YOVR CITY and farm property now.

H. P. Waddell, 6248 HoecnmonL BE 7300 ONE" OR TWO FAMILY Cash; Walnut Hills, Mt. Auburn, WO 5021, Houses For Sal 5 A 1 HYPE PARK. OVERLOOK I HQ WOODS Center-hall brick: tile roof; corner lot; large living roc m.

wood fireplace, dining pantries, kitchen, lavatory on 1st; 4 bedrooms, tile bath, 2d. Also three smaller Colonial homes. Hyde Park and Mariemont. B. S.

DIETZ, EA 8105. HYDE PARK Ilerschel near Observ atory; splendid 4-neuroum nuuae Willi lilt bath and separate lavatory, 2il floor; servant's room, bath, 3d: well-planned 1st floor; center hall, library, dininc room, hreakfast room, large liont comfortable porch: 2-car garage: hot-water heat: beautiful yard; lot 75x200; price 0. HARRY E. NIEMEYFR CO. MA 3019.

HYDE-PARK Attractive 6-room English brick and stucco house; living room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen; 3 bedrooms, tile bath, sewing room; automatic heat; 100 insulation; redecorated, ready tor occupancy; near transportation, schools and stores. Miss Hat-tersley. LO 7166, with THE WARREN E. RICHARDS Realtor. MA 1.384.

HYDE PARK Kilgour district; modern brick colonial; artistically aecuraiea per feet condition: 24-foot living room, 11 brary, streamlined kitchen, 4 bedrooms 2 tile baths: 2 rooms and bath, 3d; automatic gas-fired furnace. Call TALBERT REALTY CO. EA 0808 Hvnu PARK 6-room brick, located on Wellston Place; quiet, ana convenient ui Kilgour School and car line; an rooms snienrlid size and in tip-top condition throughout: new furnace, level yard. porch, garago; price $8,500. HARRY E.

NIEMEYER CO, MA 3019. HYDE PARK Near Kilgour School; cars and stores; excellent o-room noine; inside garage; good lot: owner leaving town: bargain at W. MONCE, EA 4300-6988. HYDE PARK Modern 5-room; tile floor bath; hardwood floors; ouilt-in garage; $700 cash; balance $10 month. Call Celesta Foppe, JE 8885.

ME 2662. HYDE PARK 100 location; 6- room semihungalow: garage; Al condition (VACANT). WO 6605, JE 3800. HYDE PARK English brick; 6 rooms, solarium, tile bath: garage. Call RAY SHARP.

JE 1455, SY 8358. hyde PARK 2-familv 4-3: stoker; 2 garages. BARKER. EA 4036. HYDE PARK Monteith; brick; 2 stores; 4 garages; good Income; oner.

j.a oij: INVESTMENT Property 12-room double brick house; 2 batns; nirnace; jj.kdu. G. W. AMMERMAN SON, HE 6732. iVNEnY-HEIGHTS lovely mod ern brick home: Venetian blinds, tile bath, unusually large living room, center hall, dining room, oreakiast noon, 2 bedrooms, electrically-controlled furnace; spacious lot, beautifully shrubbed: side terrace with awning near school hus.

cars and stores; quiet no outlet street; very desirable location; no agents. Call MB 0950. owncr KENWOOD 5-room 1-floor: tile bath, un finished 2d. PA 4752, JE45. TlST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE WITH ADAM C.

HAAS. CO 9S69. MADISON PLACE Modern 5-room 1-floor plan; excellent con dition; "fficlent gas-fired automatic nm water heating system. Easy payments Immediate possession. EA 8105.

MADISON PL. 5 rooms, 1 floor; almost new; built-in garage; excellent location; $6,400. BURKES. BR 12iHK MADISON VILLE Beautiful 5-room, 1-floor modern frame; large living room with fireplace; excellent condition; can oi sold to colored. For appointment J.

A KOCH, OHIO REALTY SERVICE MADlSONVILLE Bramble 3 rooms and hall. 1st: 3 rooms and nam, ta corner lot 42x125; convenient location CHAS. S. FAXON, Realtor. EA CMiO MADlSONVILLE 6-room frame; hardwood floors fireplace, steam neat, -car ae tached garage, lot 55x147; $6,000.

Burnes. BR 1270. MOHAWK And-Vicinity Homes and invest ments. WILLWERTH CO. CH 3207 MOUNT WASHINGTON.

BMW Here Is a fine country location with 2V4 acres of level ground, only 8 miles to the center of the city, built a few years ago by the owner, featuring tile lavatory and Dreaktast room on ursi nuur hedponms and tile bath on second. Hot water heat, stoker fired. Price $13,000. Inspection today Dy caning mrs. otueu-hase, EA 6104.

THE MYERS Y. COOPER CO. Erie and Edwards. EA 2780. MT.

AUBURN 132 Huntington brick, two 4-room flats finished. 3d noor 111 very good condition; $7,500, UN 8911. MT. AUBURN 2141 Rice; 4-room home; bath, furnace, etc. SAb.io.

fA avu. MT. AUBURN McCormick; brick; 3-3; 1 or 2 family: 2, 3d; want oner, uxn jou. MT. WASHINGTON (Near); 6-room house; heat: narowoon iioors; barn and shed: 3Vj acres; $9,200.

ALSO 6-room modern house; city water; 3 acres; $4,500. Phone MR. WALTERS. EA 7421; evenings, BE 7434 M. MT.

WASHINGTON 5-room, 2-story brick; $5,500. BOGART. BE 7365. NEWTOWN Beautiful 6-room modern; Linowall kitchen and cabinets; Llnr.wan bath and shower; 2-car garage; large lot; excellent condition. Mrs.

Moreland. BR 1954 M. OHIO REALTY SERVICER. NORTHSIDE Bruce fine brick; reception, living, dining, Kr.cnen, 4 neq-ronms, hath, finished 3d; $11,000. KI 2866.

NORTHSIDE Elmore 6-rnom brick; 2-family $4,250. KI 4604J5563. NORTHSIDE Washburn 5-room, modern large lot: garage; $4,500, KI 2537. "NORWOOD 2137 Cameron Ave. St.

Louis; 3 large rooms, bath each; hardwood floors throughout; 2 furnaces: everything separate: 2-car earage: lot 75x171; Income, $15 each. $90 ner month. Price $9,000. first mortgage $7,000 at VA. Offer wanted to settle estate.

CALL M. H. KEITH BR 1300. NORWOOD St. Louis, 4 and bath each; 2 garages, 2 furnaces; $750 down; $6,250 W.

C. HARPER. ME 2415. NORWOOD 8-room; 1 or 2 family; large lot. ME 0749, JE 2948.

NORWOOD Worklngman's home; 4-room brick; 2 finished, 2d; $4,100. BK izm NORWOOD Brick semlbungalow; 6 large rooms; Al; $5,750. AV 1711-. NORWOOD, N. 6-room semlbungalow deep lot; near cars.

ME 9823. NORWOOD 4-famlly, 3-roora apartments; will net 12 on $9,500. JJS2279, AV o. NORWOOD Dandy modern 6-room. 2 story; perfect condition; $4,900.

JE 2630. OAKLEY HOME. Living room, dining room, kitchen. 1st; 2 Deorooms, nam, gooa cupoonras, zu; outside earaee: concrete street: assess ments paid $5,250 CHAS. 8.

FAXON, Realtor. EA 0560. PARK HILLS, CO 1315. -bedroom brick, 2 PARK HILLS, KY. Brick St.

Louis, two 4-room apartments. HE 8016. PLEASANT RIPGE Modern 8 rooms, lavatory, breakfast room, tile nam; i car earaee: automatic heat: 65-ft. lot near schools, car. MRS.

ROSS, EA 4431 SCHOEPPEL, 5935 Ridge. RE lJbO. PLEASANT RIDGE Bargain; Bellewood Enellsh stone. 4-bedroom residence ex ceptionally large rooms, tile bath, gas hunt- 2-cnr earace: near churches. schools.

JAMES F. BREEN. ME 7321. PLEASANT RIDGE Woodmont 3 rooms on 1st floor; 4 bedrooms ana Dam on 2d; finished 3d: large lot; a real buy. ROBERT O.

STRONG, Realtor. ME 0470. PLEASANT RIDGE 5 and 6 room 1 and 2 story brick homes; $6,800 up. EMMER ICH, 6123 'i Montgomery iva. nnui PRICE HILL Just out of city; attractive English style; 5 rooms and den: ood- nizert rooms: well arranged: best of fix turcs and finish; large lot, with chicken run; custom-built; only a bij.

PRICE HILL Glen way Ave. 2-family frame; 3 down, 3 up; 2-car garage; rents $64 per month; seen by appointment only. THE EVERS REALTY CO. PA 5298, PLaza 0275, UN 4814. PRICE HILL 6-room frame; modern good condition; slate roof; garage; ISvei lot; A aju, PRICE HILL Fine 8-room brick; $8,950 R.

A. SCHIRMER CO. CH 0481, MA 3350 PRICE HILL (NEAR) ETick, 4 flats and large store; lot 65X100. A an. PRICE- HILL Krels Lane; gorgeous 8 rooms, 3-3: tile bath; bargain, wa iv READING 5-room modern cottage; good lepuiien- frnrnce: nulr.k sale: $3,500, Reading 5-room brick bungalow; new; tile bath, narnwooa iiuon; mu.

H. HANDLEY, Realtor VA 20IHK ROSELAWN New homes. Open today; 5. 6 and 7 rooms. For runner oeiaus, ROBT.

WACHENDORP, VA 1440. SHAWANOE TRAIL New home, 4 rooms, 8 rooms, jjuck creea na. between Ridge Ave. and Deerfield. P.

O. GRAVES. CH 2682 Evenings, MISS SCOTT. EA 6591. SPRINGDALE Compact country home with living room, kitchen, dinette, 2 bedrooms and bath on 1st; 2 bedrooms and lavatory on 2d; lot 75x397; fruit trees: all conveniences; 2 blocks to school and transportation: $8,000.

MARY VOLLER. VA 5960. VA 1930 WAf.rJttT HILT.8. EAST. WOODBURN AVE.

Brick, 3 apartments; 3 hatha; lot 60x258 2-car garage; fine Investment; $8,500, E. M. C0BTELLO BON. MA 0312. Houses For Sal CH W.

A KEEHAH FUEL OILS CALL WO ON AND AFTFR this date I will not he responsible for any debts contracted for ov anv other than mvseif. W. RENTZSCHKE. '3S32 Burwood Norwood. Lost and Found AIRED II.E answers to name of inst in Fort ThuniaK Monday; reward.

Hi 15.VJ. BILLFOLD Brown: in Norwood: driver's license, draft status, other valuable; keep money. ME 8520. BILLFOLrTLOST Vicinity E. Wainut Hills or No.

68 car. Reward. WO 2269. LOST Billfold, cheeks, gas ration book, 115, other valuable papers; vicinity of Woodburn and Montgomery return billfold keep the cash. Charles E.

Head, 2811 Wondhurn Ave. LOST Package of clothing In the vicinity of 4ih and Elm, Germann Bros. Motor Transportation 405 W. 2d. CH 3225; reward.

LOST Ration Book No. "4" (4). Mar- jorle Boyatt, Thclma Thompson, 1235 vine St. LOST English bull terrier; black, with white feet and white breast, white nose, reward. WO 80i0.

LOST Ration Books 3 and 4. Marie E. Hartigan, James E. Hartigan, Mary M. England.

KI 1800, extension 743. LOST Food certificate made out to Charles J. Foertmeycr, 6095 Belleair Place, College Hill. LOST-ton. gas rationing book near Wal-Paul Rust, Morning View, Ky.

LOST Ration book, heat ng, oil. Mrs. L. Wiesmann.1322 KnowltonSt. LOST 3 sets" ration books (3-4).

VA S621. Georgia Gant. 723 Mulberry, Lockland. Houses For Sale ANTHONY WAYNE AVE. Nice 5-room home; slate roof: $5,500.

KI 2KUi). AVONDALE BOND HILL. Avondalc. 944 Lenox Avenue. A thor oughly remodeled house, fcpacious and attractive.

Five-family bedrooms and 3 rooms on third floor. 3 baths. Center hall and 2 living rooms. New 3-car garage. New furnace with blower and stoker.

Quotation S15.S00. Avondale. 39S5 Wess Park Drive. One of the finest, newer houses In Avondale. Five rooms and 2 tile baths, second floor.

4 rooms lavatory, breakfast room, first floor. One room, third floor. Brick with tile roof. Automatic heat. Quotation S19.500.

Avondale. 4137 Paddock Road. Large small house on large wooded lot, IsOXJdu. Quotation Avondale. 1116 Marion Avenue.

On one acre, adjoin ng St. Xavier and City Park. Zoned Residence Avondale. 716 Avon Fields Lane. Attrac tive six-room house in good location, built In late 20's.

S10.500. Bond Hill. 1030 Elm Park Drive. Bunga low type. 5 rooms, tile bath and tile kitchen first floor.

Two rooms and tile bath, second floor. $15,800. Built 1941. Avondale. 3881 Reading Road.

Three doors north of the Belvedere. A very fine large brick house. Zoned Residence Avondale. SS5 Clinton Springs Avenue. Large hrick house.

Good for remodeling. Zoned Residence JOHN H. GARBEH. MA 3045. MERCANTILE LIHRARY BUILDING.

AVONDALE Erkenbrt-cher near the Zoo: a solid hrick home In excellent condition: automatic heat: 2-car garage; lot offer wanted. Call TE 2447 or CH 1140. Robert A. Cline, Incorporated. AVONDALE, N.

ROSE HILL SECTION 4 bedrooms, 2 baths: lavatory on 1st; maid's room. PA 3063. AVONDALE Brick St. Louis; two 4-room apartments; conveniently located. MA 1509-0700.

AVONDALE Brick, 4-apartment; 4 solar- turns each; refrigerators; garages; gas-fired heat; asking $18,500, WA 5700. AVONDALE. N. Brick, apartment; fine 3-room suite. SEE THIS.

WO 355(1 BLUE ASH White clapboard colonial; 4 years old; living room, 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen, and bath with shower; hardwood floors; tastefully decorated; sacrificing at $4,500. COLONIAL REALTY COMPANY. CH 2459. Realtors. Evenings, SY 8410 W.

CITY 705 Sycamore; 20,000 feet or less; reasonable. CH 4106. 4 BOND HILL $8,950 VEST MINUS BUTTONS Almost any vest could lose its buttons, should the wearer own this wcll-buiL one-floor plan brick on Catallna, and display his proud feeling chest-out style; the house contains large living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and 2 bedrooms: is insulated, weather stripped. and located near transportation and stores. GEO.

B. PAINTER. JE 0949. BOND HILL 5-room, 1-floor plan; gas heat; new water heater; wood-burning fireplace; lot 50x130; 2 blocks to transportation and stores; $9,750. 1120 Ross-more.

RE 3723. BOND HILL Brick; 4 flats; equipped tllel kitchen; gas heat; Ideal location; sacrifice: $17.000. Mr. Gunning. ME 45-15, BOND HILL Brick 2-family, Just completed; 5-room apartments; owner leaving town, must sell.

JE 2279, AV 6898. B4 Decide, call JOHN E. MANTHEY CO. Your Realtor. JE 0641-3336.

CHEVIOT -Monev-making o-iportunity; at most 5 a res. 310 ft. business mintage; frame house; ideal for subdivision close to schools, stores, transoortation; WEGERT. MO 1225-2168. CHEVIOT 3407 -room brick bun galow: modern; garage.

Tuke. ma CHEVIOT Near; neat 8-room, 1-floor; lot 60x200; garage; $7,500. MO 0102. CHEVIOT Two miles; 4-year-old 4-room bungalow; lot 100x300. MO 5826.

CITY 1118 Dayton; sale or trade; modern 2-familv brick: steam heat: garage and bath 1st; 3, bath, 2d. MO 0199 J. CLIFTON Handsome colonial home; restricted location: 4 large bedrooms, sit ting room, 2 baths on 2d; attractive 3d floor with maid's suite: automatic heat; double garage. For appointment call UN 3688, BR 0528. CLIFTON 21 rooms, arranged in fur nished apartments; 4 baths, furniture included; good Income; $13,500.

UN 0130. CLIffON HEIGHTS 4-family 10 rooms: baths; stoker; rents $80; $6,500. mu bkuy. CLIFTON HEAL ESTATE. MORAN REALTY CO.

CLIFTON Ludlow 7-room English residence; 2 baths. Brown, ma mas. CLIFTON HEIGHTS McMicken: 4-4, baths; garages; big lot; $5,250. ki ftou. COLLEGE HILL 7-room brick; best loca tlon: modern kitcnen, me nam, sioner, air-conditioning; clothes dryer; garage; landscaped lawn; offer, E.

W. WILSON. KI 4508. COLLEGE HILL 5-5-2; brick St. Louis 1 solar urns, ti Datn.

stoKers, not- water heat; 3 garages; large lot; near cars, store. ELijERINGTON. ki 0733. COLLEGE HILL, N. 5-room, 1-floor plan Cane Cod: Httacnea garage; jjinowau bath; gas-fired heat, insulated; close to transportation; Al uu.

COLLEGE HILL 11 rooms, 3-apartment; nice yard, rukhlmanin, iau. COVitTGTON Modern 6 rooms; double ga rage; convenient to scnoois, moieo anu transportation; owner. HE 8346. COVINGTON 211 Western; 4 rooms, bath; $300 down: $2,000. una, oa DAYTON 524 Third; rooms; furnace laundry, porcnes, garages; extra iui: best repair.

$3,750, EiAiwoon PL. 5 rooms, bath; conven iences; reasonable. Townsnip Ave. urn 8469. TiAVTON 319 TERRACE.

6-ROOM MODERN BRICK, $4,500. CO 2007. EASTERN 4144 Six-room house; good condition; lnBUiaiea; out oi nign water: large lot; reasonable. EA 2051, EVANSTON 1903 Duck Creek, corner Trimble; modern 7-room brica; lot j.iu ft. front; brick garage.

TUke. jea mv. EVANSTON Six-room home: modern; bargain; wo 77-in. FAIRFAX Modern; 4 rooms and bath, 1st; 2 and lavatory, 2d; njD.zou, ovm oot FAIRMOUNT, N. 2-famlly house In good rental section; 1st noor, rooms nu bath' 2d floor, 2 rooms and bath; furnace.

Good investment. $4,500. Call W. C. Price, Loveland 3392 or MA 1780.

FRED'K A. SCHMIDT, INC. FIVE-ROOM HOUSE Not completed; near Kings Mill; own eiecinc pinni; renouu- able. can Loveimia jouu. FT.

MITCHELL Lakeside Park; 3-bed room wire-cut pncK. iqqq. HORACE 8UDDUTH Leading colored real estate agency, ii w. rum. HOUSE FOR TWO FAMILIES 5631 Bramble Ideal for resident owner who will occupy one oi un iw i.rnnm anartment with bnth on 1st floor, 6-room apartm-nt occupying 2d and 3d floors; central; pas heat; 2- car garage- level lot, 50x150; pleasant and open netgnDornooa; near $8,500: highly recommended.

JOHN H. GARBER. MA 3045. 009 Mercantile Library Building. HUE LS MA REALTY SERVICE, CH 4697.

Specializes In "West End" Real Estate. raraway; 10X40; sultaole for any kind of business. CH 3516. CITY 503 BROADWAY; 22x50- $45. i MA 5400, LINE 349.

Listed As TreaSOll Aiiwiiran Legion Official. Who Includes All Forms Of Production Hindrances. R. Worth Siitimaker, assistant di rector of the National Americanism Commission of the American Le gion, declared last night that the legion has urged that "lockouts, strikes, deliberate delays, profiteer ing, unjustifiable absenteeism and other forms of selfish interference with war production be deemed treason and dealt with accordingly." He spoke in Laws Auditorium, University of Cincinnati, on "The Schools and The Peace Program For America." His talk, sponsored by the Alpha Iota Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity, was the second in a series of three. As to the legion's postwar planning policies, Shumaker said: "We believe that all immigration for permanent residence in the United States should be barred from the date of the end of hostilities in this war until unemployment has dropped to less than 1,000,000 and until our 12,000,000 returning veterans have secured emloyment." In touching upon a postwar: school program, Shumaker advo cated "universal military training in our schools," then added: What we teach now, and in the postwar period, will determine our future for the next 100 years.

Earlier yesterday Shumaker was honored guest at a dinner tendered by Columbia Post, American Legion. PATIENT FOUND BEAD. Mrs. Barbara Breller, 61 years old, formerly of New Richmond, Ohio, was found dead yesterday at Longview Hospital, where she was a patient. Coroner Frank W.

Cop- pock, was told that Mrs. Breller strangled herself with a bed-sheet. BOWLING NOTES. Herman "Pop" Mergard, associated with hmvlino- in Cincinnati fnn JO ven r-j is 'Avon Recreation, which he had conducted the past 10 years. Walter Scearce, who sponsored several bowling teams, Is associated with the group which bought Mergard, Herman, Gordon and Eddie, sons ot Mergard's, are prominent in Cincinnati howling.

Mergard, Sr. lives at 2655 Highland Avenue. Cliff Audrech Established a new high single game In the Shillito's Men's League with a 263 while rolling with the William Brennen Furniture team, who took two from Katteries. The Advertisers Leageu swun? into action with Ralph H. Jones taking three from Cine nnati Process.

Howard Blaney scooted Into third high standing In the Wright C2 League with 612 total and, Major Parts won three from Engineering at Mergard's Twentieth Century Lanes. Art Niehoff of the Aven- oved jnt0 tnlrd lace with a 245 single game, and his team took three from Rough Stce No. 2. The Drivers drove down the lanes at Mergard's Twentieth Century to set a new- season for single and three game totals with 518 single and 1.473 for the set, the Kenwood Ladies League. Sec-md Ward Republican Club was the only triple winner in the Oakley Merchants Classic Leayue last night.

New pins still seemed to have the girls stymied in the Hamilton County Ladies' League at Mergard's Court Street Lanes. Repeating last week's small number of better than 500 scores, only 13 registered com pared to the usual 22 to 25 a night. Van Ol lueuiiiseia luppcu me an even 6G0 closely followed by V. Horn of the Eleventh Frame Cocktail Bar Bhot 59S- th lboth s'1''t 60- Muiifine Candies of who rolled 613, Burner Bers Eeat Brauus Toggery two imos- Edith Bueche topped the Waltz super La- liles Lewi with a 571 to pace the leading t.nevioc cans in a clean Hwet-u over we- terraus. Dream Valley Lake took three from Babes Cafe, Foster Amusements, Strike and Spare, Haders' Plumbing and Heating.

Ammons Drugs, and Rebold had twin killings over Cooperative Industrials. Ball and Chain starred In the Waltz Victory League with a 951 and a 2,663 for two -oason r-'cords pluH a triple win over Mon-fort Hei-rhts. Bachtrup 603 paced the Carlton Machine Tool in a sweep over jLury Str.k'-s Mantrus.Tio posted a 231 Inline for the Foundry, lei by C. Fehrman, co-e-1 twt wins over the leading Domestic cutting their lead to two games iver MarKing Macninc, wno tripled. Yvonne Hahn starred in the Ladles' League at Waltz Lanes with a 515 to lead the Stnkettes in a double win over Jeeps.

B. Klausing made the 5-10 spilt. Rollettes tripled over the Tom-Boys. Virginia Matthews's 506 and L. Hahn's 203 single topped Marathon in a twin killing.

Ths Waltz Men's League featured Hude pohl Beer with a 993 single game and a 2,752 total good for three wins over Schoenllng Beer. Warren Wirtz made the 3-7-10 for the losers. R. Goilahon led Airy Hills Pool with a 615. Journey's End III KXfcTT William Tice Burnett, beloved husband of Anna Burnett (nee Sanders) and devoted father of Mrs.

Margaret Cairns of Chicago and Miss Marie Jane Burnett, Wednesday, FebruaryM6, 1944 residence. 3268 Buell in his 63rd year. Funeral from the Wain A. Bolton funeral home, 3042 Harrison West-woood. Monday, February 21, at 2 p.

Members of Sapphire Chapter 362 O. E. will hold services Sunday at 7:30 p. m. and Cynthia Lodge No.

155, A. at 8:30 p. m. DE HORK -Margaret De Hore (nee Rear- don), beloved wife of the late Charles T. Hore, Thursday.

February 17 1911, at hr home, 604 Dixie Highway, Ky. Juneral Monday, Febru ary 21, frnm John N. Middendorf Sons funeral home, 917 Main Covington at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at m.

James churcn, Ludlow, 8:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery, DOWN US Cecilia Graf Downes, beloved wile of Edwin Downes and beloved mother of James and Nancy Downes residence, 2093 Yoast ave. Funeral service from Vitt and Stermer Western H'lls funeral home, 3425 Harrison ave Cheviot, Friday, February 18, 1944 9:30 a.

m. Requiem high mas at St Bonaventure Church, 10 a. m. FOSl t.lt Bridget A. Foster (nee O'Leary) beloved wife of Thomas A.

Foster and devoted sister of James L. O'Leary, Thursday, February 17, 1944, of 2150 Kiver rd. Funeral Irom me Jonn Radel Co. funeral home, 652 State ave Saturday, February 19, at 8:30 a. Requiem high mass at St.

Michael Church, at 9 a. m. GMNDMEYKR William Glindmeyer. be loved brother of Mrs. Joseph Rott, Joseph L.

and B. J. Glindmeyer, at his home, 312 Pike Covington. Ky. Fu neral Saturday, February 19, 1944, from the Hugenberg and Glindmeyer funeral home, 40 W.

Sixth Covington, at 8:30 a. with requiem high mass at St. Aloysius Church, at a. inter ment St. John Cemetery.

GRIMES Gladys Grimes (nee Stlllwell) beloved wile or unaries u. unmes and mother ot Mrs. Arthur Ellcrman, Wednesday, Fehruary 16, 1944. at her home, 12 Swain West Covington, Ky. Funeral Saturday, February 19, from the above residence.

Services at the Epworth Methodist Church. West Covington, 2 p. m. Interment Highland cemetery. HIGOINS Harry R.

Hlggins, beloved husband of Cora Ekstrom Hlggins and de voted father of Guydana Endres and C. Hlggins, Thursday, February 17. 1944; residence. 4206 Ballard ave Oakley. Services at the Witt, Good A Kelsch funeral home, 3026 Madison rd Hyde Park, at Oakley Square, Saturday, February 19, at 11 a.

m. MOKVMt.M NN Bernadina Hoevermann (nee Fcldhaus), beloved wife of the late William hoevermann, devoted mother of M-s. Emma Hoefer and Albert Hoevermann, Thursday, February 17, 1944. aged 77 years; residence, 234 East Clifton ave, Cut notice of funeral, P. 24 ii li 1 i I 1 STAHL, Jacwh FOSTER.

Bridget A. HERKOX, Wm. Joseph LAMBMX, Geneva HEIIL, Charles F. ft, flack Johnson and UPLAND PLACE WOodburn 0474-0475 V0RHIS FUNERAL HOMES Lockland, Ohio. VA 0C63.

Norwood, Ohio. ME 4S84 WILT SEE Undertaker L. YVILTSEE C. A. WILTSEK W.

Ninth St. CHerry 0932. Harry Meyer Sons HARRY, RALPH, JOSEPH. 4989 Ulenway Ave, 823 Chateau Ave WA 4144. WA 0228.

J. J. SULLIVAN CO. Bradford J. Sullivan.

Director. 1336 E. MCMILLAN at BELL PL. WO 0133 Bamber Funeral Home, Inc. JOHN W.

BAMBER ROBERT BAMBEll. 3011 Woodhurn Ave. WO 1440. The Busse Borgmann Go. Central Farkway at Clifton Hills Lane.

1517 Freeman. 4481-4488. The Fuldner Mortuary FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 421 Arch St MA 47M. THOMAS FUNERAL HOME.

MADISONV1LLE. TREDWAY Funeral Home Established 1S92. 2131 Cameron Ave. Norwood, Ohio. ME 0311.

Casting all your rare, upon Him; for He careth for you. 1941, John Howard Harris. -JOHNSON Charles H. Johnson, beloved husband of Maud Watts Johnson, tamer of Chester and Catherine L. Johnson and Mrs.

John F. Wagner, Thursday, February 17, 1941; residence, 3101 Brookline CPfton. Funeral from the Clarence A. Baiter funeral home, 3112 Clifton Clifton. Due notice oi tunerai.

JONES Mary J. Jones (nee Da vies), be-lowd wife of Owen G. Jones, devoted mo'her of Owen Arvon Jones, sister of Mrs. Edward W. Hornung, Tujsday, Febiuary 15, 1944, at the resiience, 3J76 Dickson Avondale.

Friends may call at the Hodapp funeral nome. 7401 Vine Thursday, February 17. Funeral services Friday, February 18, at 2:30 p. m. LANGUALE Wm.

G. Langdale, be loved husband of Bertha Langdale (nee Gore) and father of Mrs. Franklyn C. Hall, Wm. G.

Langdale, and Robert H. Langdale, S. 2c, U. S. and brother of Dr.

C. A. Langdale, Dr. R. H.

Landale and grandfather of 5 grandchildren; residence, 3654 Rivenwood Wednesday, February 16, 1944. Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening at the Stanley Hi; funeral home, 6516 Montgomery where funeral services will be h-Md Saturday afternoon at p. m. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery, Milford, Ohio. MAGKISH Louis Magrish, beloved father of Mrs.

Leon Cline, David, James, Conrad. Philip, and Alfred Magrish. Serv ices Weil funeral home, 3901 Reading Friday, February 18, 1944, at 3 p. m. NORRIS Emma May Norrls, wife of J.

H. Morris, at her residence, 29 Park Elsmcre, Tuesday, February 15. 1944. ace 74 years. uneral serv Ices at the Swetnnm funeral home.

1515 Scott blvd, Covinfton, Friday, Febru ary 18. at 2 p. m. interment Higniana Cemetery. AVNE Elizabeth C.

Payne (nee How ard i. wife of Charles H. Payne, retired patrolmin, and beloved mother of Leander Johnson, sister or Mrs. Annie Kellv, Mrs. Mayme Redmand.

Charles A. Howard, at 1:30 a. Thursday. February 17. 1944, at residence.

3125 Braxton Campbell ct. Due notice of funeral will be given. SCHMXTT Carrie Schmltt, beloved daugh ter of tne late William and Eiisa uai-vagnt Schmltt and sister of Mrs. Albert Young, William J. and George E.

Bchmitt and niece of Frieda Galvagni, Wednesday, February 18, 1944, residence, 3426 Lyleburn Clifton. Friends may call at the Clarence A. Baiter funeral home, 3412 Clifton Clifton Friday, from 4 to 10 m. Services Saturday, February 19, at the convenience of the family. Please omit flowers.

SISTER MARY PI'LCHERIA (Mary A. Kearns). 'inursaay, February 17. i)4, at the Summit, 2161 Giandin rd. Funeral Saturday, February 19.

Requiem high mass at the convent chapel at 9 a. m. STRUBBE Sophia (Mom) Strubbe, beloved wife of the late ired w. strunD and mother of Mrs. John Cobert, Fred W.

and Albert W. Strubbe, Thursday, February 17, 1944, at her residence, 228 E. University ave. Funeral from the Gllligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Saturday, Fehruary 19. Requiem high mass at St.

George Church, at 10 a. m. Members of the Army and Navy Union, Martha Washington Auxiliary No. 43, will assemble at the funeral home Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Members of the Women of the Moose, Cincinnati Chapter No.

101, will meet at the funeral home at 8:15 o'clock. SWEENJ5Y James J. Sweeney, beloved father of Mrs. Mary Margaret Kics and Mrs, Verna C. Nerl, Thursday, Febru ary 17.

1944, of 3633 Borden st. Fu neral Saturday, February 19, from Nurrc Bros, mortuary, Elm st. Requiem high mass St. Pius Church, 8:30 a. 1'ASHMAW Anna E.

Tashman, beloved mother of Mrs. Charles Deckclman, Mrs Julian Corman, Mrs. Julian Jacobson, Mrs. Eugene Mendel, Pauline, Raeh and David Tashman, at her residence, 50 8. Warwick Apartments.

Services Well funeral home, 3901 Reading Friday, February 18, 1944, at 1:30 p. m. TEKLAU Mat tie Terlau (nee Finn), be- nved fe of Albert Ter au Wednesday February 16, 1944, at her home, 625 Scott Covington. age 57. Serv ices Saturday, February 19, from John N.

Middendorf Sons funeral home, 917 Main Covlncton. at 7:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Patrick Church, 8 a.

m. Interment In Mother of God Cemetery. VAX Pir.r.T Theodore Vnn Pelt. Wednes day, February 16, 1944, at the Havlin Hotel. Funeral services at the Gllligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Fit day.

February 18, at li m. WE18K1TTEL Marine Pfc. Louis A Welskittel. son of Mr. and Mrs.

S. Welskittel of 2391 Warsaw Frlce Hill, suddenly. Monday. February 14 1944, in plane crash oft Key West, Fla, WF.BER Marie Weber, beloved sister of the late Kathertne Adrian, Thursday, February 17. 1944: residence.

222 Fos- dick Mt. Auburn. Funeral from the Dcthlefs. Good and Kelsch funeral home, 543 Rockdale ave. Time announced later.

World War II Veteran. Miscellaneous Nolicei BECKE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1600 WALNUT CORNER LIBEKl'T INCOME TAX REPORTS PREPARED TA DCt line M. to 9 P. IMA 1 1 1 I unuo Daily phone 0700. 4604 Mont- DlieCTAY PO gomery, Norwood DUot- I HA WU INCOME TAX REPORTS by experts.

Ohio Tax Service, 4748 Montgomery, MB luui i ft Arrangements In charge of Kj Burnett Noirls JS 1 De Hure I'nvrie 13 5 Downes Nchmitt 11 Foster Sister Mary Ij 1 U.indmeyer Pulcheria it i Grimes Struhhe Higgins Swe'-ney 11 Hocvermann Tnshman 1 Johnson Terlaii Jones Van Pelt jj l.anicdai Vvelier ij Magrish I Welskittel 1 i E. 309 DESIRABLE small office, northern exposure. Traction Bldg. MA 1882. Ofiice-Desk Room For Rent 13 ATTRACTIVE OFFICES Varioussizes; reasonable: Neave Building.

MA 1671. OFFICE, desk space, stenographic, mail and phone service. PA 7058 VVANTEDDcsk room or private office. Address Post Office Box 435. Moving, Trucking, Storage IS PU 7Cnt an1 Long Distance mov- it VM IJUJing; atorage: estimates free.

Wanted To Rent IB ARMY OFFICER urgently needs furnished 3-bedroom house. Hyde Park preferred. Phone BR 1979 W. PROFESSIONAL man with family, desires 5-6 room hiu.se; references; preferably In Pleasant Ridge or Wyoming areas. VA REALTOR wants office space with secre- tarial service.

Address Box 101, car he Enquirer. SIX-ROOMHOUSE in north or west part of town or within 15 miles of town. Call week days. CH 7860. Mr.

McFarland. WANTED Office space; unfurnished; 2 or 3 rooms; some stenographic service. Address Box 130, care The Enquirer. WANTED 5-room flat or 6-room house in Northslde or Bond Hill. KI 1066.

YOUNG couple desires unfurnished modern apartment; small house; kitchen equipped. AVon 9601. fc.iyeu in viiai war jji uuuuiimi, waa idle all yesterday and last night, Day's telegram to Eugene Randall, Union President, ordered the men back to work "on their next regular shift" and ordered "that the parties to this dispute appear before a division of the board Friday to show cause why the previous order to continue vital war production was not complied with." The union men served advance notice of their impending walkout Wednesday, Day said, and prompt ly were ordered by the regional WLB to continue production. Day n. -j cnnno-o asserted.

that the work stoppage: 7 77. TV The strike became effective at 7 clock yesterday when foilllj tn the first shift of workers failed to report. Other shifts followed their The walkout, which company of ficials say was unauthorized, grew out of a dispute as to the manner of settlement to be adopted of a wage-increase controversy. The contract under which the strikers had been working expired October 15, it was said. Tno I i.io module i in me imiiuij the national WLB office in Wash-1 ington, but has not besn certified to the regional office Cleveland according to William Lamrrers business agent for Lccal B-1C6'J The local has permitted one fire- man to work each of three shifts to prevent freezing of pipes and dis- comfort to the 100 office workers not affected by the strike order.

This is the second strike at the plant within six months over virtually identical issues. WEATHER REPORTS. at P- (Eastern -jiannarn time): Atlantic states M-x!" prec Y- Ci" Bo't-n. 34 4fl 39 82 76 .02 Fia. 111 Ynrw 73 30 39 32 44 42 62 65 S7 63 24 29 34 29 26 25 24 29 41 .05 .47 .23 1.16 .03 Raleigh, n.

4 Washington, D. 37 GULF STATES. Atlanta. Ga 67 Fort Worth, Texas 64 Galveston, Texas 75 New Orleans, La 80 San Antonio Texas 71 Tampa, Fla 78 MIDDLE STATES. Buffalo, N.

Chicago, 111 41 36 48 48 41 40 34 43 14 38 38 34 58 .21 .24 .23 Cincinnati on una. 1 Cleveland. Ohio Ohio Hi rietroit, M'di Duluth. Minn Grand Rtirmls. Mich.

.09 .43 .09 26 30 22 42 42 29 .15 .17 .31 1.64 1.29 1.53 Indianapolis, ind Kansas City Mo Knox'Mlo Tenn Little Rock, Ark 5o Louisville, Ky 49 Madison. Wis. 26 Memphis. Tenn An Minneapolis. Minn 20 Omaha.

Neb Pittsburgh, Pa 41 St. Louia, Mo 38 PLAINS STATES. Albuquerque. N. 46 6 45 1.23 12 17 31 34 23 14 17 .03 .06 .12 .02 .01 .02 bumarck.

N. 1 Casper, Wyo 19 r.v Dodge Civ, Kan 23 30 Havre, Mont 27 Huron, fi 2 North Platte. Neb 20 Oklahoma City, Okla 42 WESTERN STATES. 2 6 40 27 45 37 16 40 28 .07 Boise. Idaho 36 Los Angc.ep, calif 59 Pnoenix.

Ariz 63 .01 san Krancisco, Calif 59 Seattle, Wash 52 MARRIAGE LICENSES. James L. McCord. Jr. 2 Ewing, Ky.

soldier, and Edna L. Shelton Gilbert M. Johnson, 29, 4803 Ravenna Street, machinist, and Roxle McMami, an 48'3 Ravenna Street, waitress. Melvln A. Schnebelt, 26, 913 Charlotte Avenue, soldier, and Mildred Shuman 25 913 Charlotte Street.

Willie Albert Cain, 25, 613 Carlisle Avenue, laborer, and Bcria Smith (also known as Loretta Crenshaw), 19, 613 Carlisle Avenue. Frank A. Weaver, 41. 56 Gorman Lane. Reading, onrcmaker, and Violet Brogan, 25 27 Gahl Terrace, Reading, assembler.

Arkle E. Egner, 22, 107 West Fourteenth Street, soldier, and Pauline Brown, 18, 103 West Fourteenth Street, operator. John P. Quitter, 24, 3557 Vine Street, engineer, and Mary Virginia Mangold, 27, 2117 Harrison Avenue, accountant. Hubert R.

Hamburg, 30, 214, Church Street, soiaier, and Maureen i Jansen, 29, 2109 Gilbert Avenue, teacher. Archie D. Chatterton, 23. San Francisco, soldier, and Betty Jane Gregory, 19, 2535 Scioto Street, operator. Manuel Dan Mayerson, 22, 747 Green wood Avenue, sailor, and Rhoda Leava VITAL STATISTICS for has out in jwho the Rent Rooms and Board 17 GREY MANOR 188 EAST McMILLAN Rooms with or without orivate t'athsj delicious food.

AV 9256. ROOM AND BOARD for mother and child ua wag. WALNUT HILLS Large front room; meali. 3J5 urandvlew Avenue. WO 6159.

WOl I.D I.IKE 2 ladies or 2 gentlemen Ut room ana hoard In nice private home at VVintnn Place; near all transportation For further Information. KI 5225. Furnished Rooms To Rent 18 ATTRACTIVE, clean, large studio bed room, In- apartment; 1 or 2 people; convenient; privileges. UN 4052 after 8P.M. AVONDALE Hotel Flora Villa.

723 Ghol-son; close to cars; sleeping room, connecting bath; parking. AV 1335. AVONDALE Lovely furnished room in private home for refined couple or or i ladies; relercnces. AV 5671. 1 CITY Large two-room bachelor suite; second floor; steam heat; newly decorated; good furniture; twin beds; Ideal for 2 businessmen; references.

12 W. Seventh Apartment 3. CITY 613 E. Third; 1 and 2 room house-keeping apartments; also sleeping rooms; atoam heat; 6 to $10 week. CH 8906.

CLIFTON Marburg Hotel, 260 Ludlow i reasonable rates. AV 9297. CLIFTON Available: a lovely room; private home; convenient. AV 4708. Lak-p, Utah 30 01 unios UOVernor tsriCKer.

Writinc in thp A FT. news service. Philip Pearl editor, contrasted recent statements by the two Republican presidential aspirants and recommended that the party follow Willkie's advice instead of Bricker's. Bricker's record, he said, was "undistinguished by exceptional ability, lorceful leadership or brilliant' Rvi.Vn t.o!21, 4817 Plainville Road, salesladv CORRYVILLE 3 W. St.

Clair; adjoining Path; private nome; gin, uw budu. EVANSTON 1931 Crane; beautiful bed- room; share home; on bus line. WO 8133. HYDE PARK Unusually pleasant room: large closet; private home; for employed lady; reference. EA 4545.

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OAKLEY Furnished room for lady In pri vate lamiiy. Good location. 3094 Mark-brelt Ave. JE 3973. PRICE HILL Nice room In private family for gentleman.

WA 6161. DBIMDCTnU 431 Elm; rooms. 75c-rnlnUCI IPW up READING 2201 2-room efficiency; niceiy rurnisned. ra nv. WALNUT HILLS Very nice sleeping room.

Private; reference; lady. PL 1353, PA 9854 WALNUT HILLS 3112 Durrell; private Home; garage; bus: for 1 or 2. wo 4755. WALNUTHiLL8 2560 Ingleslde; gentle-man; private home; reference. WO 2191.

j-jjiiTii i i decided to take "a SOCk at labor an attempt to Capture headlines in if, i. i i i his Washington speech last week' recommending legislation to pro hibit strikes. The next day, Pearl said, Willkie asserted there was no irrepressible conflict between business and labor and "no man should be elected President who hated either." Pearl interpreted these remarks as a "severe reprimand" to Bricker. FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, February 17 (AP) Closing rates: Canadian dollar in New York open market per cent discount or 89.08-Ti United States cents, unchanged. Britain official buying $4.02, selling Argentina free 25.20c, down .01 of a cent Ivrarll Ires o.liuc nominal nominal.

RAIL REPORTS Atcliltun, Topeka Santa Ke Hallway In ltn nrelimtiiurv annual stntement reports 1H43 net Income of J57.440.364, equal to f2l.ll a share on the common stock. aiiHlnst $73,604,352 or $27.79 a share in 11142, i in Mexico 20.65c, Weinsteln, 21, 732 Greenwood Avenue, Unfurnished Rooms To Rent 19 CITY 428 WESTTOURTStT' Nice 2-room flat on 2d or 3d floors; $8 and $9: convenient location; white only. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO. MA1N4900. PITY 626 Milton St; 2 rooms, 2d; In-Vl I I tide toilet; $12, MA 6400, Una 319.

accountant. Kenneth B. Kelley, 26 3703 Welman Avenue, Sergeant, and Margaretha A. Weller, 20, 519 Considlne Avenue, operator. James G.

Campbell, 21, 23 East Court Street, railroader, and Fay Taulbce, 16, 23 East Court Street, student. Frank Louts schehr, 25, 11 East Amity Road, soldier, and Margaret C. Heglln, 22, 401 West Forrer Street, Lockland, operator,.