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Oct. Sep. 30 31 30 30 30 I I and 0 0 2-3 if a 2 Compacts 1961 Chrysler Debut MIAMI BEACH, Sept. (UPI) Chrysler Corp. hopes to blanket the low-priced automobile market in 1961 with two styled compacts drassimilarly, tically differently styled full-sized cars.

The corporation Thursday released styling details on its fourth entry into the low-priced field, the Dodge Lancer. The Lancer bears a strong resemblance to the Plymouth Valiant, which was revealed Wednesday along with the rest of the corporation's 1961 cars. The grille of the Lancer is a model of the grille on the 1961 Imsmall perial, which in turn resembles the grille of the classic Cord and the 1960 Pontiac. Unlike the tail lights of N. Y.

Bonds NEW YORK (AP)--Following is a list major transactions on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday. CORPORATION BONDS Sales Net (in $1,000 High Low Last Chg. AllegLud cv 4581 102 102 102 AlliedCh 3.4 578 94 94 94 Alcoa 3.1 564. 25 97.5 97.5 97.5 AmFP 4.80587 71 56.5 56.3 56.5 5583 51 106.6 106.3 106! 4.3585 38 100.5 100.4 100.5 cv4.2 s73 41 243 239 241 AmTob 3562 99.2 99.2 99.2- Armout 5584f 107 66.5 86.2 86.2 At Cst 4.4564 9 101.6 101.6 101.6+ Atl Ref Cv4.4 567 28 105 104.6 105 Avo MI CV 5579 80 139 136.4 138.441.2 Boeing cv4.4 580 17 96.2 95.4 96.2 Burrghs Cv4.4 s81 36 116.6 116.4 116.4 CanPac 4sperp 83.2 83.2 63.2 CapAiri cv4.2 s76 15 62.6 62 62 Casecv 5.4583 16 88 36.4 CenNY Pow 3574 87.1 87 87 Cen RRNJ 3.2 s87 2 39.2 39.2 39.2 Cer dePas 5.4 s79 26 104 103.7 104 ChiEf 59 59 59 CMSP 552055f 38 62 61.1 61.1- CCCSL 4.4 s77 75.6 75.6 75.6 Colof cv4.7 s77 21 101 100 100 Comb En 3.3 s81 17 94.4 94 94 ConEdis cv4573 108.4 108 108. CElectro cv4.4 s84 20 131 $30 130.6-1.2 DougAirc cv4s77 1 82 82 82 Erie cv4.4 s20151 74 31 30.2 31 FoodFair Cv4579 16 99 98 98 Garrett Cv4.7 s78 18 121.4 119.6 119.6-2.2 GAm Oil cv4.6 584 46 93 92.4 93 GenElec 3.4 s76 10 94.3 94.2 94.3 GMot Acc 4579 34 94.2 93.4 93.4- GMof Acc 3.7 561 298 100.4 100.2 100.4 GenTel cv4.4 s77 17 194 191.2 194 Gen Tel cv4571 15 189 189 199 Grace cv3.4 s75 70 92.2 91.4 91.5- Cv4.7 s83 35 221 218.5 220 ITECkt cv4.2 s82 96 95 95 Lockheed cv3.6 s80 111.4 110 MerrChap 4.4 575 71.2 71 71 MKT Inc5.4 s2033f 15 18.4 18.2 18.4 MoPac 552045f 47 57.2 57 57 MoP ac 4.2 s90 317 73 72 72.6 MoPac 4.2 s2005 46 71.7 71.4 71.7 NCyl cv5.1 s77 11 103 103 103 NEng 4.4561 98 100 13-16 100 9-16 100 13-164 3-16 NYCen 552013 70.4 69.5 70.4 NYCen 4.4 s2013 68 61.5 61 61 NYCen 4596 58.4 58.4 58.4 NYNH cv4.4 s20221 5 12 12 12 NYNH 452007 30.4 30.4 30.4- NiaMPw cv4.5 s72 106 120 119 Northrop cv4575 145.2 145.2 145.2- Olin cv5.4 s62 16 114.4 OlinM cv5.4 s83 3 114.6 114 114.6 PenRR 5568 100.7 10.7 100.7 Pen RR 4.4565 97.6 97 97 Philco cv4.2 s84 32 102.4 101.6 102 PhillipsP cv4.2 s87 112 111.4 Richfield cv4.3 s83 118 118 Scott Pap cv3571 111.2 111.1 111.1- Sears Roe 4.6 583 104 104 104 ShamOG cv5.2 s82 1 114 114.6 114.6 Sinclair cv4.3 s66 59 99.6 99.2 99.6- SmithCor 5.2 579 102 001.4 101.4- SoP ac 4.4569 27 99.6 99 99.6- StdO Ind 4.4 583 26 101.5 101 101.4 Ind 3.1 s82 10 100.5 100 100.5 Tex Corp 3565 2 96.2 96.2 96.2- USSteel 4583 22 96.6 Wheel cv3.6 s75 95 95 95 FOREIGN BONDS Chile 3593 16 45 44.5 Greek 75641 1 33.2 33.2 33.2 Ital PUt 3577 2 75.5 75.5 75.5.

Japan 5,4 s74 91 91 91 KLM cv4.6 579 5 102.6 102 102.6. Norway 5.2 s73 13 100.1 99.7 99.7- Urug CV 4.1 s79 91 91 91 GENERAL PRODUCE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 Ohio and Southern Indiana at farm eggs Prices paid net to producers for eggs candled and graded after delivery buyer grade with returns based U. en consumer yields including cases changed. SHELL EGGS: Farm prices mostly unchanged, except mediums up mostly 1 cent: delivered prices unchanged. market firm: over-ell supplies about balanced with good demand: some plants short of medium.

small and grades, having to switch large A's to complete orders. Mostly Eggs delivered Ohio cities. Prices paid country packing plant for eggs delivered nejor Ohio cities. Minimum 50-case lots. A large 48 52c A large medium 38 40 42c 45c Carton A large Carton A LIVE POULTRY: Fryer prices generally unchanged; demand: supplies and offerings ample: lightweight hens weak; heavy type about steadv: supplies plentiful, creased, farm offerings: turkeys steady.

unchanged. Prices paid at farms for No. quality chickens: Fryers, Hens, heavy. over 5 lbs. 14 Hens, light type Volume and price distribution on fryers.

239,400 hens: 16c. READY- TO-COOK POULTRY: Fryer market steady. prices unchanged: fair demand: supplies and offerings ample: hen market! weak on lightweights, about steady on heavv: supplies plentiful. Prices f. o.

b. Cincinnati. Grade A icepacked. CHICKENS: Fryers 112-3 lbs. Hens, lbs.

up 30 NEARBY PRODUCE APPLES: Bushel basket U. No. up unless otherwise stated Jonathens minimum Starking Delicious $4.50, pale color 2 up $3.25. pale color $2, Cortiands no markets Delicious no grade markets $3.50. UD $2.50.

BEANS: Tendergreens bushel hampers $2. 16-quart basket $1.50, Wax. 16-quart basket $1.50. BEETS: Per dozen bunched BEANS: Lima, 16-quart basket $1.50. CABBAGE: Bushel baskets Domes Round Type $1.

DILL: Bunched per dozen 75. EGGPLANT: Bushel basket $1.50. ENDIVE and ESCAROLE: 16-avart basket GREENS: Bushel basket Cabage Sprouts Collards, Kale and Turnip Tops Mustard $1.50. GRAPES: basket Concord $2. LETTUCE: Leaf 10-lb basket 24.

uart basket Romaine $1. Big Boston $1.25. PARSLEY: Bunched per dozen, 50c. PEPPERS: California Wonder Type bushel baskets 1.75, Finger hot 8-quart basket 50 Hungarian Wax 16-quert besket. 75c.

SAGE: Bunched per dozen $1.50. SQUASH: 16-ouart basket Acorn ternut $1.25, Zucchini White occasionals $1.75, Yellow neck occasionals $1.50. TOMATOES: One-half bushel besket $1.25 01.75. occasionals $2, No. 25 B's 75 unclassified 75.

basket 60 ripe condition 40 Dividends REGULAR Stock and Rate Record Pavable Am Crystal Sug 50c Sep. 10 30 Borman Fd Strs Sep. 19 10 Cen Aguirre Sug 40c a. Sep. Cen Telephone 22c Sep.

30 Diversey Cp 15c Sep. 16 Sep. Emrson El Mfg 25c 19 Sep. 30 Endicott John Sep. Oct.

Oct. 30 Fruitless Rub 30c Sep. 19 Household Fin 30c Sea. Oct. 15 Holophane 65c Sep.

Sep. Houston Nat Gas Sep. 19 Sep. Int Minerals Sep. 20 Sep.

Minute Maid 25c Oct. Sep. 16 Marine Mid Corp 25c McQuey Nor Mfg Nov. Republic Foil Sep. Oct.

Sangamo Elec Sep. Starrett LS Sep. 19 Sep. 30 St Casting Southeast Tel 25c Sep. 15 6 For Sec Sec.

Sep. York Corrugating 25c Sep. 12 Sep. STOCK Oct. 10 Emerson El Mfg Sep.

Sep. Houston Net Gas INITIAL Oct. Fed Dep 271 6 Gibson Cos Sec. 30 Motorcia new 25c INCREASED Heller. WE See.

21 See. INTERIM Oct. Pet ACCUMULATIVE 19. ME 11. and liv- Mutual Funds THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.

1960 These bid and ask quotations represent prices at which one or more dealer members of the National Association of Security Dealers, would trade with the general public at the time the quotetions were gathered. INVESTING INSTIT SHRS: COMPANIES Found 10.57 11.56 NEW YORK (AP) Grwth 10.69 11.69 tion National Securities Associa- Int Income 6.17 6.75 Resour 5.48 5.99 ers. Inc. Inv CoAm 10.08 11.02 Bid Aski Inves 11.01 12.03 Aberdeen 2.08 2.28 Inv Resch 11.87 12.1 Affil Fd 7.31 7.91 Istel Fd 33.55 Am Bus 4.23 4.52 Johnstn 13.21 13.1 Am Mut 8.61 Cus B1 24.86 25.95 AmRes 24.00 25.00 Cus B2 21.93 23.93 Asso Fd 1.49 Cus B3 15.56 Atom Dv 4.87 5.32 Cus B4 9.27 10.12 Axe HA 5.28 5.74 Cus K1 8.75 9.55 Axe 8.47 9.22 Cus K2 14.98 16.35 Axe 31k 3.97 4.34 Cus ST 19.01 20.74 Axe Scien 11.65 12.66 Cus $2 11.71 12.78 Axe Blue Temp 11.25 9.32 12.23 10.19 Cus $3 13.02 14.21 Rid Cus S4 12.65 13.80 Bost Fd 17.27 18.67 Keys Can 14.30 15.47 Broad St 12 35 13.35 Knickerb 5.75 6.30 Bullock 12.49 13.69 Knick Gth 6.53 7.15 Calif Fd 6.66 7.28 Lexingt 11.16 12.20 Can Gen 16.42 14.32 Life Inv 17.37 18.99 13.25 Con Fd :7.76 Life Stk 5.96 6.49 Can IGth 10.54 11.52 Loom SCn 26.41 26.41 Capit Shrs 8.77 9.60 Loom Say 15.06 15.06 Cent Shr 9.12 9.66 MANAG FUND: Chase Fd 14.78 16.15 Elect 3.16 3.46 Chem Fd 11.22 12.03 Gen Ind 3.42 3.75 Col Ener 12.26 13.40 Metal 2.15 2.36 Colon Fd 10.52 11.50 Paper 3.26 3.57 Cwth Inc 8.91 9.68 Petrol 1.90 2.09 Com Inv 9.48 10.30 Spect 3.39 3.72 Com Stk 15.36 16.70 Trans 2.33 2.56 Comp Bd 19.56 21.26 Mass Tr 13.00 14.05 Comp Fd 8.28 9.00 Mass Gth 14.43 15.60 Concord 14.16 15.31 Mass Life 21.17 22.6 Cons Inv 17.75 19.25 M.I.F. 14.00 15.22 Corp Ld 18.73 20.48 Mut Inves 9.28 10.19 Crown 6.94 7.59 Mut Shrs 14.10 Dela Fd 11.01 12.11 Mut Trust 3.09 14.10 3.36 Dela Inc 9.63 10.59 Nat WSec 19.32 20.90 de Vegh In 15.91 16.07 Nat Inves 14.17 15.30 de Vegh 55.45 56.01 NAT SEC SER: Diver Gr Inv 8.81 9.71 10.64 9.65 Balan 10.45 11.42 Divid Shr 2.94 3.23 Bond 5.50 6.01 Dreyfus 14.73 16.01 Divid 3.69 1.03 Eaton Bal 11.22 12.00 Pt Stk 7.57 Eaton Stk 11.85 12.67 Income 5.77 6.31 Elec Inv 7.58 8.28 Stock 7.74 Energy 21.91 21.91 Grwth 8.40 Equity 7.72 8.00 New Eng 10.44 Eurod 20.50 22.00 NY Capit 13.91 14.9 Fed Grth 13.14 14.37 One St 12.26 13.2! Cap 14.90 16.20 Oppen Fd 12.42 Fid Fund 16.03 16.25 Penn Sq 13.50 13.50 Fid Mut 18.23 19.71 Peoples 17.96 F.I.F.

4.04 4.42 Phila Fd 10.56 11.46 Gth 5.70 6.22 Pine St 10.92 Fla Mut 2.10 2.30 Pioneer 8.57 Fnd Mut 10.34 11.24 Price TR 13.78 13.92 Fnk Com 6.00 6.60 Pruitan 7.51 Frank Pf 2.74 3.02 Putnam 14.66 Fund Inv 8.87 9.72 Put Grth 14.14 15.31 Gen Cap 17.02 18.50 Quar Dist 6.83 7.44 Inves 7.01 7.62 Scud Can 12.54 GROUP SEC: Scud SC 18.50 18.50 Auto 8.44 9.25 Scud Stk 9.27 9.27 8.90 9,75 Selec Am 8.82 9.54 Bldg 5.74 6.30 Sharehld 11.28 12.33 Cap Gr 6.30 6.91 Smith Ed 15.66 Chem 12.15 13.30 Sw Inves 14.52 15.16 Com St 12.09 13.24 Sover Inv 13.72 15.02 Food 7.04 State St 36.09 38.09 Ful Ad 9.10 9.97 Stein RF 36.28 36.28 Gen Bd 6.91 7.58 Stein Stk 28.70 28.70 Ind Mch 6.24 6.85 Sterl Inv 11.67 12.62 Inst Bd 8.00 8.34 Telev EI 8.01 8.73 Merch 13.40 14.67 Texas Fd 9.61 10.50 Mining 5.49 6.02 Townsnd 6.70 7.32 Petrol 9.00 9.86 TwenC Gth 7.10 7.76 RR Bd 2.16 2.39 UNITED FUNDS: RR Eq 5.23 5.74 Accu 12.44 13.52 RR St 8.52 9.34 Cont 7.14 7.80 Steel 8.70 9.53 Incom 19.79 11.72 Tobac 8.69 9.52 Scien 14.06 15.37 Utilit 11.67 12.78 UnF Cn 15.28 16.61 Grth Ind 18.99 19.56 Val Line 6.40 6.99 Guardn 19.96 19.96 Val Inc 5.28 5.77 Ham he 4.88 5.34 Val LSpi 3.54 3.87 Ham hda 4.78 Wall St In 8.31 9.00 Haydock 25.80 25.80 Wash Mut 9.30 10.16 Imp Cp 8.18 8.86 Well Eq 13.83 15.03 Inc Found 2.50 2.74 Well Fd 13.95 15.21 Inc Bost 7.50 8.20 Whitehil 12.61 13.63 Incorp Inc 9.28 10.14 Winfield 12.93 14.13 Incorp Inv 35 9.03 Wiscon 6.25 INSURANCE Bid Ask Bid Ask Aetna 86.0 90.2| Lwvrs Title 21.0 23.5 Aetna Ins 85.4 89.2 LibNLife 60.0 63.2 Agricut'l 33.0 35.1, LfeCsTenn 17.0 18.3 Am Equit 42.4 45.5 LifeCos 9.5 10.4 Am 12.2 13.5 LifelnsVa 56.4 60.0 do pf 17.0 18.7 LinNatl 216.0 226.0 AmfidLife 9.1 10.1 LovAmLife 3.2 3.6 AmHeritage 8.6 9.5 MassBond 40.4 40.3 43.4 MarvidCas 38.0 AmHAssur 42.0 46.1 Massindm 39.0 0 AminsNJ 28.6 30.5 MerFireAs 37.0 39.7 42.0 AminvestC 2.4 2.7| 13.0 14.1 AmMercury 2.5 3.4 MonuLife 55.4 59.41 AmNinsG 7.7 8.5 NatFire 117.0 125.0 AmRe-Ins 44.0 48.2 NatLfeAc 109.0 113.4 BkrsNLife 21.4 23.5 NatOld-ne Bk Ship 57.0 61.4 NatUnFire 39.5 Benef Std 13.6 NatinwdA 32.0 Bost Ins 34.5 36.7 NewHamo NwAmCas 54.0 ComwiLife 19.7 21.2 NYFire Co'nGenL 398.0 415.0 NorRiver ContAs 155.0 162.0 Nrthestins ContinCa: 71.4 75.2 Nrthrnins 42.0 64.6 68.0 Pacindem 85.2 Eagle Fire 3.0 3.4 Pacinsur 60.4 EmployGr 42.0 45.5 Peerless 24.3 PhilaLife 51.4 55.4 Employ 56.0 60.0 Phoenix 79.4 83.0 Fed'l Ins 60.2 63.6 Prov-Wash 23.4 24.5 Fid Bkrs 6.4 7.5 PyramdLife Fid Dep 50.4 54.0| QakCtvLfe 56.6 FiremFSF 69.0 72.4 ReinCrNY 24.5 GReinsur 117.0 125.0 RepineTer 59.4 GlensFalls 37.1 39.4 ReplatLfe 37.0 40.3 Globe 20.6 22.6 StPaulFB 57.4 60.6 GovtEmp 76.0 81.6 Seabd Sur 36.0 5.0 SeabdLite 39.7 GovtEmpL 61.0 66.4 Securtvins 51.0 55.0 Gt Am Ins 47.2 50.0 Sect felr 48.4 52.4 Gulf Ins 19.0 20.2 32. 35.0 Hanoverl 45.0 48.0 StdAccid 52. Hartf'd 50.4 53.4 StdSecLife Hartf 82.0 87.6 TitleGuer 24.0 HomelNY 61.3 64.2 Travelers 87.6 91.0 Home Own 6.7 7.5 UnitinsAm 32.0 InsurCoAm 2.6 3.2 USFire 41.6 Jeff Std 43.0 46.1 USLife 39.4 42.0 31.1 JerinsNY 32.4 35.5 Westchest 32.4 34.5 BANK TRUST Ask Bid BRANTSA 46.0 48.5 FstNatCity 75.0 BkofNY 309.0 322.0 FrankNeLl 27.6 BankersTr 44.0 46.4 HanovBk 47.5 50.3 ChaseMan 58.5 61.4 IrvingTr 39.3 41.5 ChBkNYTr 55.6 58.5 KingsCTr 100.0 108.0 114.4 118.4 Manuftr 57.3 60.2 FstNatBos 245.0 255.0 MorgGuar 97.2 100.2 71.2 74.6 USTrust 100.0 104.0 FstNatChi 67.0 70.4| WelFarATr 50.6 54.0 Midwest Stocks CHICAGO, Sept, 8 (AP)-Following is the complete list of transactions on the Midwest Stock Exchange today: Stocks Sales High Low Last Net Div. Rate (Actual) Cha. Aminv1 100 20.2 20.2 20.2 Baldl.60 100 13.1 13.1 13.1 BastianB148 50 86.0 86.0 85.0 0.4 Bearings.20 100 4.0 4.0 4.0 200 20.2 20.0 20.0 Borg 900 35.3 35.1 35.3 40.2 Brach6 55a 118 171.0 171.0 171.0 CdnExG0 200 11-1 Con 1.50 100 23.5 23.5 23.5 CentlivB.251 800 15.0 14.6 15 0.

Champlin1 200 19.2 19.2 19.2 ChiSSh 100 9.2 9.2 9.2. ClevClif 33 39.1 39.1 39.1 ContCan1.50 100 38.0 38.0 38.0. Controls.80 100 25 0 25.0 25.0 DodgeM1.50 200 26.4 26.2 26.4 FlourM 300 6.5 6.5 6.5 FWDCorD 100 9.2 9.2 9.2 50 13.4 13.4 13.4 40 450 60.0 58 7 58.7 Chem 100 2.1 2.1 2.1 GrLDred1.60 100 38.4 38.4 38.4 Griesed.500 76 11.5 11.5 Hein Wern 800 11.7 10.4 115 Heller 50 54.0 540 54.0 Howrdind. 10g 5.1 5.0 5.1 25.6 25.6 25.6 200 41.0 41.0 41.0 1.6 Interlake552 50 29.6 29.6 29.6 40.2 KnappM. 15 3200 5.5 55 5.5.

Lyttons 200 9.1 9.1 100 16.4 16.4 16.4 MissRiv1.60 500 34.0 34.0 34.0 NollGes1.20 800 43.2 42.6 42.7 NwBanc1 20 600 31.5 31.0 31.5 OakMfe1 200 16.0 16.0 16.0 Ohio 75 36.0 36.0 36.0 Poter. 20p 50 19.0 19.0 19.0 Richman2 750 30.0 29.6 30.0 40.2 1100 10.1 10.0 10.1 200 28.4 28.3 28.4 Storkline 25 31.0 31.0 31.0 ThorPTool1 60 100 25.0 25.0 300 7.5 75 7.5 Webcor 400 12.6 12.6 126 Wieb Str. 80 50 23.2 23.2 23.2 Stock sales today 108.000 shares. AP Stock Averages 30. 15 15 Industrials Rails Utilities Stocks Net change 40.2 Thursday 318.2 107.9 217.0 Previous 318.0 107.7 216.8 115.9 108.5 Month 105.1 131.9 8 1960 354.9 136.2 108.5 233.9 113.9 1959 355 147.6 235.8 1959 366.1 123.8 211.5 BONDS 20 10 Rails Industrial Unities Net change Thursday 87.1 85.1 Previous 85.2 95.8 METALS NEW YORK, Sept.

8 (AP)-Spot nonferrous metal prices todey: Copper 33 cents pound, Connecticut Valley. Lead 12c a pound, New York. Zinc 13c a pound. East Tin Louis. pound.

New York. Foreign silver 913c per Troy ounce, New Enquirer Page 20 Friday, Sept. 9, 1960 SERVICES Under New Facility In Occupational Health Program-Federal Aid Major Factor Federal strengthening of public health services, effective September 1, has resulted in some local reorganization. Primarily affected is the Occupational Health Field Headquarters at 1014 Broadway. Now called the Occupational Health Research and Training Facility, it houses two branches of the newly created Division of Occupational Health of the U.

S. Public Health Service. This division replaces the government's occupational health program. Branches housed at the Broadway location are the research and technical services and training. A third branch of the new division, State Services, has its division office in Washington, with Dr.

Harold J. Magnuson as chief. Dr. Douglas H. K.

Lee 1s chief of the Cincinnati organization and its research and technical services branch. His assistant in both capacities is Dr. Lewis J. Cralley. Appointment of a chief for the training branch has not been announced.

Reorganization is almed at placing greater emphasis on all types of environmental health hazards. The research branch will carry on an expanded program generally directed at developing better techniques, materials and equipment for use in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of occupational diseases. The training branch will focus on training of personnel in occupational medicine, nursing and industrial hygiene. State Aid Services will support and assist official agencies in development and operation of occupational health programs throughout the country. Wife Of Man, 75, Is 'Separated' From Savings Floyd Hughes, 75, 3947 Borden was granted a temporary restraining order yesterday by Common Please Judge Louis J.

Schneider, under which Minnie Hughes, also known as Minnie Fulks, his wife since June 11, is enjoined from withdrawing or spending money from her bank or building association accounts. Hughes' suit, in which he asked for alimoney for himself from Mrs. Hughes, alleged that in a period of six to eight weeks before they were married, Mrs. Hughes induced him to withdraw his life savings from a bank and place $5000 in a joint account in their names. On August 25, Hughes said, his wife ordered him to leave, and on September 3, she withdrew the $5000 from the joint account.

Hughes charged Mrs. Hughes with abandonment and asked for the alimony because he said he has no property and is unable to sustain himself. City Recreation To Move Office The City Recreation Commission will move its offices from 1100 Sycamore to 325 East Central Pky. October 15. City Council authorized lease of the new quarters yesterday.

The commission will enter a five-year renewable lease for 7000 square feet of space at $1225 quarterly. The new quarters are adjacent to the building in which Commission offices are now located. Herb Davis, recreation superintendent, said the move will save about $1100 a year without reducing the commission's space. Journey's Cud ANDERSON Mildred (Mumsie) (nee Maris), loved wife of Jesse Anderson, mother of Winston Brubeker. Mrs.

Regina Addison, Thomas Anderson and three grandchildren, September 1960: residence, 2489 Eastern Ave. Friends may cell the Thomas Funeral Home, 4418 Whetsel Madisonville, Friday after M. Services Saturday, 10:30 A. M. BIDDINGER William beloved husband of Ann Riess Biddinger, deer father of Fred end grandfather William Biddinger, brother of Mrs.

Ethel Mess ick. Wednesder. September 1960. his 65th veer: residence, 6004 Ave. Friends cell et neral Home, 6041 Hamilton College Hill, Thursday, 4 to 9 M.

Funeral services Friday 2 P. M. Arthur beloved husband of cella Bogen Inee beloved father of Virginia Marie and Robert Arthur Bogen, beloved brother of Albert Bopen, Tues September 6, 1960: residence, 205 Jefferson St. Bernerd, ape 65 veers. Friends mer call at the Busse Parkway Funeral Home.

Central and Clifton Hills Thursday 4 P. M. Services Friday. September 9, at 11 A. Take Ohio Bus Lines direct funeral home, transfers accepted.

Sullivan 3 FUNERAL HOME "Over a Hundred Years of Personal Service" 1336 E. McMILLAN ST. at Bell Place BRADFORD J. SULLIVAN, Director W0 1-0133 24. W.

9th St. CH 1-0932 CREMATION HILLSIDE CHAPEL NICHES URNS NO CHARGE FOR CHAPEL SERVICES BOOKLET ON REQUEST VISITORS WELCOME DAILY TO 525 Diamyth Ave. UN 1-1021 ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON CO 1-0146 RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES 19 Green St. 1309 California Ave. Tredway Funeral Home Established 1892 Norwood Ohio 2131 Cameron Ave.

ME 1-0311 WITT, GOOD KELSCH Their Final Tribute A Radel Service CLARK-Nettie. F. COLLINS- Amelia HAMPTON -Anna The JOHN J. RADEL CO. HENRY J.

RADEL, Pres. Radel's every service is conducted with the full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute to someone's memery 652 STATE WA 1-0365 4122 Glenway, WA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington, HE 1-4185 822 York, Newport, CO 1-8560 taser al CHEVIOT FAIRMOUNT DELHI HILLS WALNUT HILLS 3425 1824 8819 1309 E. McMillan St. Harrison Westwood Delhi Pike WO 1-0474 MO 1-0833 WA 1-1500 WA 1-0110 MADISON VILLE ANDERSON 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 3112 VINE SI.

AV 1-0421 SCHRAFFENBERGER Bamber Funeral Home Schaefer-Busby 3011 John Woodburn Bamber Robert WO 1-1440 FORMERLY WITH ERSCHELL WILTSEE, Inc. FT. 1-1982 THOMAS CO NEWPORT 1-8033 FUNERAL HOME 3026 MADISON AVE. JE 1-0105 Journey's End Flossie Sloanie Crav (nee beloved Wright), husband beloved of foster father of Robert Schneider. beloved brother of Mrs.

Pearl Burgess. Mrs. Sadie Sumpter and Homer Grav. Friday. September 8.

age 65. residence 356 Lafavette Bellevue, Ky. Funeral Sundev. September 11 at Schneider's Funeral Home, Chesapeake. Ohio 2 p.

m. Interment Rome. Ohio. Friends may call at the Radel Co. Funeral Home.

Fridav. September 9 after 4 p. m. HAPPEL Harry T. beloved husband of the late Lulu Grace Happel, dear father of Harry T.

Happel Jr. and the late Stanley Happel, brother of Mrs. Anna Koehler and Elsie Happel, grandfather of Mrs. Myra Kaegi and great-grandfather of Bobby Kaegi, Tuesdav. September 6.

1960: residence. 5680 Elmwood Place, Friends may call the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine St. Carthage, Thursday after P. M. Funeral services Friday 2 P.

M. HUTZELMAN Edna E. (nee Schuerman), beloved wife of George M. Hutzelman, dear mother Mrs. William (Irma Brester, of Wilmington, Ohio, and George Hutzelman of St.

Bernard, Ohio: also survived by four granddaughters, Tuesday. September 6, 1960; residence, 3419 McFadden age 71 years. Friends may call Fridav from 4 to 9 P. M. at the Wain A.

Bolton Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood. Funeral services Saturday. September 10, 10:30 A. M. Martha Chapter No.

511, E. S. services Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. IBER William, beloved son of the late George and Anna Iber, formerly of St. Petersburg, Wednesday.

September 7, 1960. Funeral services at the Schaefer Busby Chapel, 24. W. Ninth St. Saturday.

September 10, at 10 A. M. Friends may call Fridav to 8 P. M. Memorial gifts m6v be sent to your favorite charity.

KLEINFELTER Ethel (nee Mason), beloved wife Edward Kleinfelter, stepdaughter of Della Mason, deer mother Mrs. Ray (Ethel Jane) Story. Mrs. Robert Leath, Lavton, Victor. Russell.

Kenneth and Edward Kleinfelter, sister of Hubert Hayworth and Ola Schmidt. also survived by 13 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren; residence, 6174 Rapid Run entered into rest Thursdav, Sentember 8, 1960, her 71st veer. Funeral from the John C. Gump Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore at Herbert. Cheviot.

Monday. September 12. at 10:30 m. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p. m.

Sundav. McKinley Chapter 143 OES will hold services at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. KLOSTERMAN Mary (nee Spaulding), beloved wife of William Klosterman and devoted mother of Mrs.

Harriett Murphy and dear sister of Stella Fred Spaulding and Irene Kioster. men, Tuesday, September 6, 1960: residence, 4126 W. Liberty St. Funeral services Saturday at 9:30 from the Dalbert Mortuary. Glenway and Rosemont Aves.

Friends may call Friday from to 6 and 7 to P. M. McKinley Chapter No. 143, 0.E.5. services Friday at 7:30 P.

M. KOHLSDORF Adam, beloved- husband of Lena Schmid Kohlsdorf, father of Rosemary Schies. Harry, Edward and Wilbur Kohlsdorf, Wednesdav, September 7, 1960, age 77: residence, 2331 Harrison Ave. Friends may call at Reboid Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. Mozart, Cheviot.

Friday after 4 P. M. Funeral Saturdav. Requiem High Mass, St. Catherine Church, 9 A.

M. KUEHNE Claudia B. (nee Barnett), beloved wife of William E. Kuehne, beloved mother of Cora Metz, Margaret Clifford Kuehne, beloved sister of Magdalene Ertel, Juanita Nolte. Hamer.

Elliot. Jerrv. William and Ishmel, Victor, John and Pascal Barnett: at the residence of her son Jerry Kuehne. 7045 Hamilton Ave. Friends may call the Busse Borgmann Co.

Parkway Funeral Home, Central Pky and Clifton Hills Ave. Friday after P. M. Services Saturday. September 10.

at 10 A. M. Take Ohio Bus Lines direct to funeral home, transfers accepted. LORTZ Ruth (nee Palmer) beloved wife Gilbert Lortz, devoted mother of Mrs. Julianne Cruder and Dennis Lortz, grandmother of Jeffrey Cryder, daughter of William and the late Adelaide Christian Palmer.

Thursday, September 8. 1960: residence 67 West Hill Lane, Wyoming, Ohio. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 310 Dunn St. Lockland, Fridav 6 to 9 P. M.

Service Saturdav. September 10 at 10 A. M. Interment at the convenience of the family. Sympathy may expressed by tion to the American Cancer Sotiety.

MERICO Thomas. beloved husband of Grace Kiskaden Merico, son of John Ripgie and Catherine Riggie, brother of Paul, Samuel, Virginia and Elizabeth Riggie and Mrs. Sophia Galetato, suddenly. Thursday. September 8, 1960: at 4808 Oak Norwood.

Friends may call the Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, 3437 Montgomery Friday from 4 to m. Funeral services Saturdey. 9:30 m. MITCHELL Ethel Cranston, wife of Theodore W.

Mitchell, suddenly August 24 Pomona, Cal. Jourury's End and Mary G. Jehn Peters. brother of Mrs. Charles (Jane) Kishman, Mrs.

William (Mary Angela) Stabler, Mrs. Hubert (Betty) Neff, Mrs. Eugene (Margaret). Masur, John Joseph Henry and Steven C. Peters, grandson of Joseph Peters, Wed- Mary beloved wife of the late Dr.

Harry F. Meioewsky, devoted mother of Larry Wright, dear sister of Mrs. Sadie Ashbaugh. Thursday. September 8.

1960 at her residence, 215 South Ft. Thomas Ave. Ft. Thomas, Ky. Services Mondav.

September 12. at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft. 1 Thomas at 10:30 m. Friends may call Sunday 10 9 D. m.

NOVAK Charles beloved husband Mildred Novak (nee Feis) devoted father of Mrs. George (Ruth) Mattis, dear brother of Mrs. Carrie Zoz and Joseph Novak and the late Frank Novak, dear grandfather of Diane and George Mattis Jr. Wednesday, September 7, 1960: residence. 2928 Costello age 67.

Friends may call Friday from to 9 P. M. at the Simminger Funeral Home, 3050 Harrison Ave. Services at the Westwood Baptist Church. Saturday, September 10, 10 A.

M. PETERS David beloved son of John E. nesday. September 7. 1960: age 21 vears; residence, 3298 Balsan Ridge.

Friends may call at Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. at Mozart. Cheviot, Thursdav after P. M. Funeral Fridav.

Requiem High Mass, Visitation Church, 9:30 A. M. RATH Susie (nee Allar), beloved wife of Nick Rath, deer mother of Joseph Rath. Barbara Turner and Edith Schaefer: beloved grandmother of 4 grandchildren: beloved sister of Elizabeth Gerhardt and Anna Mess. passed away Wednesday.

September 7. 1960, in her 64th vear: residence 4354 Badglev Ave. Friends may call at the Dhoneu-Rosenacker Monfort Heights Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot Rd. near North Bend Friday 10 and after 7 P. M.

Requiem High Mass St. Boniface Church, Saturday, 9 A. M. RIEGER Charles, beloved husband of Marie O'Connell Rieger, dear father of Mary Heiber and Betty Wissmann, dear brother of Florian Rieger, Thursdav. September B.

1960, residence. 2066 Miles age vears. Friends may call at Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home.

Hamilton at Knowlton Nortiside, Sunday after p. Requiem High Mass Assumption Church, Mt. Healthy. Monday 9:30 m. ROHE Joseph beloved husband Adele Otte Rohe: devoted father Robert C.

Rohe. and Mrs. Ruth Klar; grandfather of David Rohe. and Karen Klar: Wednesday. September 1960: residence.

5026 Laconia Bond Hill. Friends may call the Wrassmann neral Home, 2625 Gilbert Ave. north of Taft Friday 4 to p. m. Services Saturdav.

September 10. at 10 m. Cynthia Lodge No. 155, services Fridav. D.

m. Loretta, beloved aunt of the late Marguerite C. and Clifford Runyan; Thursdav. September 1960: at Dayton. Ohio.

Funeral, services Spring Grove Cemetery Chapel, Friday, September 2:30 M. The casket will open 1 P. M. in the chapel. Schaefer Busby in charge arrangements.

SCHWARTZ Maurice of 1603 Northwood beloved husband of Beatrice Schwartz, devoted father of Schwartz and brother of Ben R. and Sidney R. Schwartz, Mrs. Harry Herman of Miami Beach, Mrs. Peter Ehrenfeld, and Mrs.

Ben Klein. Services Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Rd. Friday. Sept. 9 at 12 noon.

SECRIST Rosa (nee Nichols), wife of the late Charles W. Secrist, beloved mother of Charles and Jack Secrist. sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman and Edward and Robert Nichois. three grandchildren.

her dence, 336 Grandview Bellevue. Wednesday, September 1960. Pravers the Vonderhear and Stetter Funeral Home, Third and Overton Newport. Saturday, September 10, 1960, 8:30 A. M.

Requiem High Mass St. Anthony Church, Bellevue. 9 A. M. Friends may call from to 9 P.

M. Fridav. SIEVERING Vera beloved sister of Evelyn Severing and the late Theodore Severing, and devoted aunt of Mrs. Thomas Ruwen, John and Theodore Severing, Wednesday, September 1960: at her residence, 1191 Chereville. Covedale.

Funeral from the Funeral Homel 3671 Warsaw Ave. Saturdav. September 10. Requiem High Mass. St.

Theresa Church, at 10:30 m. Friends mav call Friday after 3 D. m. Members of St. Louise Auxiliary K.

of St. John, please take notice. STAMM Matilda (nee Zimmerman), wife of the late Charles H. Stamm, beloved mother of Mrs. Emma Kuchle, Katherine and Edward J.

Stamm, sister of Sophie and Anthony Zimmermen, also survived by 10 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchil. dren: residence, 133 Parker St. Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Fairview Clifton Funeral Home. 345 W.

McMillan St. Thursday. September 8. 1960, 10 9 P. M.

Requiem High Mass Fridav. September 9, St. George Church. at 9 A. M.

STEINBERG Ella (Eleanor) (nee Wellman) beloved mother of Mrs. Annabel W. Kinder, sister of Al Wellman. Thursday. September 8, 1960.

Friends may call Fridav after P. Funeral Home, 1336 E. McMillan, at Bell PI. Requiem High Mass. St.

George Church, Saturdav. September 10, A. M. WALTON beloved husband of Christens Waltoh (nee Bickel), devoted father of Irvin L. sell and Thomas E.

Walton, brother of Edgar Walton, residence 1176 Pamela Cherry Grove, in his 51st vear. Services Craver Funeral Home, Milford. Saturday. September 10 10 A. M.

Friends may call Friday 5 to 9 P. M. WARNKING May, beloved sister of Mrs. W. H.

(Laura) Makepeace, Mrs. Stuart (Doretta) Kerr, Mrs. Lawrence (Emma) Morrman, beloved aunt of Mrs. Carl (Ruth) Hauser. Wednesdav.

September 7, 1960: residence, 2836 McFarlan Park Drive, Westwood. Friends may call at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood, Friday. from to 6 P. M. and to 9 P.

M. Funeral services Saturdav. September 10, from the Westminster Presbyterian. Church, Cleves- Warsaw Pike and Nancy Lee Lane. Casket will be open at the church from 9:30 A.

M. until time of services 10 A. M. Interment Spring Grove. Memorials may be sent to the General Protestant Orphan Home.

WEBELER Minnie Schumacher, beloved wife of the late William Webeler, mother of the late, Rav W. Webeler, grandmother of Ravior W. H. Webeler, Mrs. Wilma W.

Mitchell, and three great-grandchildren, sister of Gus Schumacher, Wednesday, Septembe 7, 1960: residence, 1546 Elizabeth Place, Bond Hill. Friends mey call at the Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Ave. Clifton. Fridav 4 to P. M.

10. Services Saturdav. September 10:30 A. M. WILLIAMS Emma (nee Walter), beloved wife of the late John (Jack) Williams, deer mother of Walter (Wizz), Charles and Milton Williams, Mrs.

Marie Laehr. Wednesday, September 7. 1960: formerly of 2015 Elm St. Friends may call at the Nurre Bros. Funeral Service, 345 W.

McMillan Friday from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services Saturday at 10 A. M. War Veteran.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES CEMETERY LOT -Oak Hills, choice secItion, very reasonable. EA CLIPPING SERVICE Professional. theater, clubs. business, vocation. avocation, personal.

HI 1-6656. will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself from this day forward. Arnold Alsip, 3111 Lapland Cincinnati 39. Ohio. JAMES W.

COLE-Anvone knowing anything of the parents of this man (adopted by ADOLPH and HATTIE COLE1 please contact same at 627 Cypress. Santa Ana, California. NEED TO make immediate contact Kentucky Veterans of World Wart and Korean War, living in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Give name, present address and home town Kentucky. by card or letter.

Write Box 42. Enquirer. WOULD like to borrow $1000. Box 18-169. The Enquirer.

Today's WANT AD PAGES 8 the Valiant, which fill the trailing edge of the Plymouth compact's canted fins, the Lancer's lights small and conical. They are fitted into the lower end of the fin. The Valiant is virtually unchanged from its 1960 styling. The other two entries are the full-sized Plymouth and Dodge Dart. The Plymouth has eliminated the fins which marked its 1960 styling and has a classic appearance.

Headlights are placed in wedge-shaped chrome mouldings, giving the front end of the car an appearance similar to the rear of the 1958 Chevrolet. Tail lights of the Dodge Dart are located in small conical indentations in the side of the rear fender. and ask quotations on Cincinnati trade unlisted securities represent price at which National one or more dealer members of the Association of Security Dealers, would trade with the general public at the time the quotations were gathered. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 Bid Ask Aeronca Mfg do $10 at 55 7.0 9.0 do $20 at 110 14.4 16.4 American American Thermos Aggregate .60 24.0 27.0 1.22½ 28.0 32.0 Black Clawson Co. 19.9 Carthage Cincinnati Mills new 18.0 20.4 Enquirer 19.4 22.4 Cincinnati Insurance 47.0 52.0 Colonial Stores 16.2 18.6 Drackett Industries 39.0 41.0 Emery Industries 138.0 do debentures .275.0 G.

A. Garrard Co. 1.2 Gruen Industries 2.4 Midwestern Indemnity 17.2 18.4 Airways 0.4 Ohio Casualty Insurance 23.0 26.0 Ohio Gravel $1c 29.0 32.0 Plastics, $1b 19.0 21.0 Poque's .458 10.0 11.2 Richardson Co. 16.6 18.6 Riddle Airline 0.4 1.2 Sorg Paper Co. 17.0 19.0 do of $4.12 Taft Broadcasting 15.0 17.0 Vulcan Corporation 19.0 21.0 do pf 60.0 do of 70.0 Whitaker Paper Co.

61.0 Wurlitzer Co. 19.7 21.7 BANKS Central Trust $2.25 79.0 82.0 Fifth Third 60.0 63.0 First National Cin'ti 56.0 59.0 First National Cov $1.20 35.2 38.4 Norwod-Hyde Park $8s .265.0 Peoples Liberty 90.0 Provident 42.0 45.0 Unlisted Quotations Treasury Issues Following ere closing round-lot quotations on U. S. government securities provided by the Cincinnati office of C. J.

Devine Co. Issues are quoted in 32ds: Con Maturity Bid Ask IN.Ch 99.29 99.31 11-15-60. 99.27 99.29 100.10 100.7 100.11 100.29 101 99.16 99.20 100.14 100.16 100.29 100.31 100.29 101 100.4 1100.6 9-15-61. 99.25 99.27 10-1-61. 98.22 98.26 99.12 99.14 100.30 101.2 101.16 101.20 4-1-62.

97.26 98.2 101.16 101.20 98.17 98.19 102 1102.16 10-1-62. 96.28 97.4 101.14 101.18 98.6 98.8 2-15-63. 98.12 98.16 8-15-63. 97.24 97.28 95.28 96.4 101.20 101.24 95.6 95.14 104.2 104.2 2-15-64. 98.22 98.26 94.6 94.14 104.8 104.14 100.26 100.30 105.8 105.14 10-1-64.

93.8 93.16 104.28 105.2 2-15-65. 96.16 96.20 4-1-65. 92.6 92.14 104.12 104.18 97.16 97.22 94.4 94.12 100.20 100.24 91.30 92.4 91.30 92.4 90.24 91.00 101.24 102 90.12 90.20 90.4 90.12 89.4 89.12 88.14 68.22 9-15-1972-67. 88.10 88.18 88.12 88.20 100.2 1100.10 101.2 101.10 5-15-85. 92.0 92.8 92.0 92.8 102.26 103.2 5-15-1985-75.

102.26 1103.2 2-15-90. 93.12 93.20 2-15-95. 85.28 86.4 TREASURY STATEMENTS WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (AP)-The cash position of the Treasury September 2, 1960, compared with corresponding date year a90: Balance, deposits fiscal year July debt, 0 withdrawals fiscal year, total 49 296.555.35; irate assets, (x) Includes $404,188,002.33 debt not subject to statutory limit. LIVESTOCK Cincinnati Livestock Market, Thursday, September 8, 1960.

Compiled by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. CATTLE: Receipts 350; calves 100; high good and choice slaughter steers and heifers moderately steady; lower grades rather slow; about steady; cows steady: bulls steady: choice vealers scarce: active; strong 10 1.00 higher; lower grades mostly steady; mostly choice around 1000 pound slaughter steers 24.75-25.00; other good lots 22.00-23.00; good and choice 600-775 pound heifers 22.50-24 15.50-16.50; standard 18.00-20.00; utility utility and commercial cows 13.50-15.50; few 15.75; canners and cutters utility and commercial buts 17.00-18.50; choice vealers 26.00- 30.00; few 31.00-32.00; good 23.00-25.00: standard 18.00-22.00; some utility 16.00- 17.00. HOGS: Receipts 2500; barrows and gilts moderately active: 10 lower; around 100 head No.

1-2, 210-220 pounds 16.60-16.65; bulk mixed 1-3, and 2-3, 180-240 pounds 16.00-16.50: mostly 16.50 for 200-220 pounds; 2-3, 250 pounds 16.00; some mixed grades 170 pounds 15.50; SOWS steady; mixedr 1-3, 300-400 pounds 13.75- 14.50; 1-2, 275-290 pounds 15.00-15.25: No. 2-3, 400-500 pounds :13.50-14.00; heavier weights scarce; boars steady: weights 500-550 pounds 9.50-9.75; few head under 200 pounds 11.00. SHEEP- -Receipts 200; slaughter spring lambs steady to strong; around 100 head choice and prime 90-95 pounds 20.00; few head 21.00; good and choice 17.00- 18.50; cull to choice shorn ewes steady at 3.00-4.50; good and choice feeder lambs steady at 12.00 to mostly 13.00. CHICAGO, Sept. 8 (AP)-In the first setback in almost week, the butcher hog market.

Thursday was steady to 25c lower with the decline mostly on weights over 230 lbs. The $16.60 top, paid for relatively few 220-240 lb offerings, was off 15c from Wednesday's practical top but down 40c from the extreme high. Other Jots of 200-220 Ib mixed 1-2 and 220-280 mixed 1-3 grades cleared $16.25 and up. Some 200-280 lb grades went Sows were unchanged The few slaughter steers and heifers on sale brought steady prices the usually slow Thursday market. Steers grading high choice to mixed choice and prime sold at $25.50 the good to average choice at $22 Heifers cleared et for good and choice grades.

Vealers were steady, bulls strong to 50c higher. Vealers were utility and commercial bulls $16.50 20. All classes were steady in thin sheep trade with choice to prime grade spring lambs bringing and mixed good and choice Ewes topped $4.50. New King Size NEW YORK, Sept. 8 UP) -Phillip Morris, today started selling a new king size cigarette, Commander, nationally at regular, prices.

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(Spike), beloved husband of Ludwina Ferber Butterfield: son of the late Supply A. and Elizabeth Titus Butterfield: brother of Mrs. Lawrence S. Ely, of St. Petersburg, Jackson 1.

of San Diego, and Asa V. Butterfield: September 7, 1960: residence, 7506 Martin Mt. Healthy. Friends may call the Hodepp Funeral Home. 6041 Hamilton Ave, College Hill, Friday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Funeral serivces Saturday at 10:30 A. M. Burial Venice Cemetery. Remembrances may be made if desired to the Heart Fund of Greater Cincinnati, Hamilton.

Ohio, and CoMatilda (nee Zimmerman), wife of CLARK Mary (nee Kneidl), beloved wife of the late Edward H. Clark: dear mother of Mrs. Edna Brown, Mrs. Rosemary Murphy, Edward J. end John T.

Clark, and the late Herbert M. Clark: Thursday. September 8, 1960: in her 86th year: residence, 5515 Cine St. Bernard. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home.

7401 Vine St. Carthage: Fridav September 9. after M. Requiem High Mess at St. Aloysius Church Elmwood Place, Saturday at 9 A.

M. C. L. of C. Branch No.

78 will hold services Friday at 7:30 P. M. St. Clara Ladies Society at 8 P. M.

CLARK Nettie (nee Hall), beloved wife the late John Clark, devoted mother of Mrs. Mabel Townsley, Mrs. Florence Greenie, Mrs. Katie Schnitzler. beloved stepmother of Mis Stephen end Mrs.

Elizabeth Jones, Thursdav. September 8. age 86 vears. residence, 16 Summit Cold Spring. Kv.

Funeral Saturday. September 10 at the John Radel Co. Funeral Home, 822 York Newport, at 2 p. m. Interment Oakland Cemetery, Grant Lick, Kv.

Friends may call Friday after 4 p. m. Harold beloved husband of Mrs. Leona Clary, deer father of Mrs. Jean Houston Harold Gayle and Eldon Clary.

deer brother of James Clary. at his home. Box 237 Decoursev Covington, Tuesday. September 6, age 53 vears. Funeral services from Catherman Jones Funeral 316 Elm Ludlow.

Saturday. September 10. 10 a. m. Interment Floral Gardens Memorial Perk.

Covinaton. Unity Lodge FRAM services 8 Friday. Friends may call the funeral home after 2 p. m. DAVIDSON Alma (nee Richev), beloved mother of Mary E.

Davidson Brent and J. L. Davidson, devoted mother-inlaw of John L. Brent and Anne Davidson of Cincinnati, Ohio: deer sister of Mrs. Charles Davis, Clyde.

Walter and Joe Richer, Wednesdav. September 1960: residence, Ohio, Friends may call at the Caball Funeral Home, Georgetown, after 3 P. M. Fridav. Services Saturdav.

September 10 at 2 P. M. EVANS C. Lillard age 71 vears, beloved husband of Anna Evens (nee Rueschl, beloved father of Lillard George and Clayton Evans, beloved brother of Mrs. Mayme Pally.

Jesse and Charles Evens, also survived by five grandchildren, Tuesdev. September 6. 1960, residence, 3119 Wooster Friends may call at the Busse Borgman Co. ParkFuneral Home, Central Pky. and Clifton Hills Ave.

Thursdav after 4 P. M. Services Friday. September 1 01 2:30 P. M.

Teke Ohio Bus Line direct to funeral home. transfers accepted. Lester beloved husband of Lorette Felix (nee Bredemeier), dear brother of John Felix, Mrs. Dorothy Dietz, Mrs. Jeanne Lamb.

Mrs. Estelle Humbert and Mrs. Anne Mangus, Tuesder, 6. 1960: residence: Fairborn, Ohio: ape 63 years. Friends may call Thursday from 4 10 9 P.

M. at the Wein Bolton Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Ave. Westwood. Services Friday. September 10:30 M.

Liberty Lodge F. M. services Thursday 8 P. M. BOXER Fawn and white markings; male.

Reward. D1 1-8442. HAT BOX and McAlpin bag, Sept. 3d on Compton Roed Reward. JA 2-4317, LOST -Red and white beagle.

tumor on top of head: no hunter cause he gets weed poisoning in his eves and goes blind: 10 vears old and just pet, Aug. 22 in Alexandria. Reward. Call MYrtle 7.5201 after 5 devs week. day weekends.

LOST Sunday. Yellow gold wrist watch with black band: Hamilton, 11th and Scott. Eastern Ave. bus. back entrance to St.

Elizabeth Hospital, Sentimental value. Reward. CO 1-0479. -Large brindle Boxer, male. with white markings on chest and muzzle.

vicinity Mt. Airy: answers to Dukes reward. Child's pet. L1 2-0161. LOST Dog; reddish brown; Whippet Grevhound; small female, 800 year.

Crosiey Township; reward. RE 6-7281. bifocal shell rim glasses in black, open-end case. Reward. VA 1-8172.

LOST- -Platinum ladies' 3-stone diamond (ring, Tuesday downtown Cincinnati. Reward. ED 1-3667. LOST -Collie pup. months.

Finneytown-Wyoming area. JA 2-3120. MAN'S BILLFOLD Between Greenhills and Brentwood; money and important papers: reward. AX 1-6559. WALLET -Evening of Sept.

6th. Please return important papers. UN 1-4092. EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION Beauty Culture at its best Famous Marinello Course. Free Booklet Call or write 215 E.

5th St. CH 1.0047 ELECTRONICS OUR ADV Learn Beauty Culture IDEAL COURSE-CALL OR WRITE MILTON ACADEMY 413 RACE CINCINNATI, CH 1-2730 LEARN WELDING APPROVED FOR VETERANS Turrill School of Welding 1034 WOODROW ST. GR 1-3200 Moler Barber College ANNOUNCES NEW OFFICES 127 W. Fifth St. PA 1-4017 SPANISH CLASSES- REASONABLE.

TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES AIR FORCE MAN wants ride to New York City on or about September 12. Drive, share expenses. MO 1-2165 after 5 P. M. DESIRABLE person, man or woman, help drive station wagon California.

All expenses paid. MU 1-3275. RIDER wanted from Cincinnati to Caliaround September 18. Share Denses. Call PO 1-3989 after 5.

RIDE WANTED-From Oakley to down JE 1-0226. RIDER to Denver September 12-13. Share expenses. References. VA 1-8468 GinRIDERS to Los Angeles.

Leaving cinnati 2 P. September Reference. KI 1-2157 after 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Classification Index 1-HOUSES FOR SALE 2-APARTMENT HOUSES SALE -REAL ESTATE LOANS 4-RESORT 5-FLORIDA PROPERTY PROPERTIES SALE OF PROPERTY 7-FARMS, COUNTRY HOMES SALE 8-LOIS AND ALREAGE SALE 9-BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL PROP. INVESTMENT PROPERTY ESTATE FOR WANTED EXCHANGE 12- REAL HOUSES FOR SALE AMBERLEY-8515 LYNNEHAVEN DRIVE BY TRANSFERRED OWNER CHIPPED CONTEMPORARY BRICK AIR- RADIANT CONDITIONED HEAT RANCH 3bedrooms, multiple bath, acousticaltiled, paneled den, large patio, ing room, dining room, equipped kitchbreakfast room overlooking en, wooded setting through raced and large thermopane picture windows: and brick fireplace and 30-ft.

stone stone planter accentuate all-year garden living. 25-acre lot. 2-car garage and basement, Carpeting. drapes inside plants included. DREAM HOUSE Appraised above $40.000 MAKE OFFER-appointment, call owner, TW 1-6968.

ARLEY EDWARDS, REALTOR REgent 4-4398 GOSHEN. OHIO AMBERLEY- SAGAMORE Truly De Luxe Ranch Located on en unusually attracfive lot with beautiful lawn and shrubbery. The house features 3 25 ft. living room. twin bed.

rooms, 2 baths and handsome porch. You will want 10 SEE this listing. Call MRS. KROUSE BR 1-9500 or after 5 P. 1-6969 ROBERT A.

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