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THE NEIGHBORS Reg. 0.8. Pat. 1962 by News Syndicate Co. Ins 1-24 "Now let's say this light fixture is my dive bomber squadron, and Mrs.

Forsby is an old, outmodded battleship- In Cincinnati 20 YEARS AGO (SEPTEMBER 24, 1942) Among the officer candidates selected by the Fifth Service Command, Columbus, for Women's Army Auxiliary Corps training at Ft. DeMoines, were the following Cincinnatians: Edna M. Evans, 1073 West Liberty Almarita 2726 Silverleaf Pleasant Ridge, and Mary G. Miller, 2696 Fleetwood Westwood. DELTA MU DELTA, honorary commerce scholarship fraternity of the University of Cincinnati's Evening College, fallounced election of the officers: A.

Russell Compton, president; Edwin Allbrecht, vice president; Miss Margaret Lay, secretary, and Harry J. Niehaus, treasurer. MAIN STREET Business Association, in a letter signed by Reuben Japp, president, and addressed to City Manager C. O. Sherrill, proposed that the subway which has been constructed under Central Parkway for rapid transit purposes, but which never had been completed for such use, be converted into a bomb shelter.

50 YEARS AGO (SEPTEMBER 24, 1912) "CINCINNATI LEADS Amer- ica in Educational Opportunities" was the subject of an address by A. G. Bookwalter, general secretary of the YMCA, at a meeting of the Cincinnati Commercial Association, held at the Hotel Sinton. George F. Dieterle, president of the association, outlined the plan of its proposed merger with the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce.

Bernard Freudenstein, secretary of the Foreign Trade Bureau, reported on a meeting of the American Export Manufacturers Association. in Boston. Blue Ash Port Offers Contest Pilots will put their skills on the line at Cincinnati, Airport, Blue Ash, Sunday in a combined landing and cross -country proficiency check contest sponsored by the Flying Neutrons Club. The airport is located on Glendale-Milford Road (Bypass US 50) between Plainfield and Kemper Roads. Entry is open to each pilot paying a $2 fee.

Contest will start with a twostop route of less than 100 miles released during a 9 a. m. briefing. Proficency will be judged by accuracy of estimating time and gas consumption. Pilots will be judged on ability to land nearest to white line on runway after the cross-country flight.

Flu Kills 58 JAKARTA, Indonesia, Sept. 23 (P)-An outbreak of influenza has killed 58 persons on the Island of Flores in East Indonesia, officials said. Home Economics Club Leaders To Attend 'School' THE CENTRAL Area of the Hamilton County Home Demonstration Clubs will hold its first leader training meeting of the season at 9:30 a. m. today at the Mt.

Healthy Christian Church, 1717 Harrison Mt. Healthy. The lesson, "Home and Community Emergencies," will be taught by Mrs. Marguerite M. Warren, county extension agent in charge of home economics, to the 16 area clubs for October meetings.

Mrs. Charles Ehrhardt will preside at the business meeting assisted by Mrs. Daniel Gorski, area chairman, and Mrs. Earl Schneider co-chairman. Other area officers are Mrs.

Eric Winn, hospitality; Mrs. Earl Muskoff, housing, and Mrs. George Murray, publicity. The organized clubs throughout the county plan and carry out an educational program for better homemaking in foods and nutrition, clothing, child care, family relationships, community life, home management, home furnishings and related subjects. Topics for the lessons for the coming months are "Popular Ways With Vegetables" for November, "Personal Liability Insurance" for January," BeInformed and Protected" for February and "Family Living" for March and April.

Pravda Plays Up Attack On U.S. MOSCOW, Sept. 23 (P) Pravda devoted two of its six pages today to reporting Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko's attacks against the United States in the UN General Assembly, but left out Adlai E. Stevenson's reply.

Moscovsky Pravda, the local city newspaper, gave two paragraphs today to Mr. Stevenson, saying he "attempted to prove that accusations against the United States about Cuba were groundless." "However, what he said could only convince one that the accusations were correct," the paper said. STRICTLY BUSINESS PRODUCTIONS INC. CUE ALL HAVE TO HANG UP NOW. THE BOSS MARGE ABOUT TO 15 HAVE A 4 9-24 THE GIRLS 9-24 "I'm dying to try these! My tour guide said it was a ceremonial drink of the natives, preceding a wild all-night dance, after which they dropped." I THE CINCINNATI Journey's End WATSON George beloved husband of Angle Green Watson, father of Doyle M.

Watson, grandfather of Donna and Gary Watson, Friday. September 21, 1962, residence, 3614 Montgomery Rd. Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood. Monday, 4 to 9 P. M.

Funeral Tuesday, September 25. P. M. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the American Cancer Society. Nortmont Lodge K.

of P. service Monday, 8 P. M. YATES Norman, beloved husband of Dorothy Yates (nee Keifer), devoted father of Norman Jr. and Donald Yates and grandfather of Denise Ann Yates, brother of C.

Richard and Marie Yates, Mrs. Anita Guertin and Mrs. Florence Bernat, Friday. September 21, 1962. residence, 3314 Harrison Ave.

Friends may call at the Simminger Funeral Home. 3050 Harrison Westwood, Monday after P. M. Requiem High Mass, St. Martin Church, Tuesday, September 25, at 9 A.

M. F. 0. E. Cheviot Aerie services Monday at 8 P.

M. War Veteran War Veteran MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 1 FLORAL HILLS MEMORIAL GARDENS. 2 lots. Call 261-9262. PARTY ROOMS available.

For tion and reservation call Barn Restaurant. MA 1-2878. LOST AND FOUND COCKER SPANIEL "Bunny;" male; dark red; Sharonville area. PR 1-3422. LOST- -Two brown suitcases; keep the articles, except pictures and tapes.

Send to 1806 Scott Street, Covington, Ky. 291-0435. LOST -Stout brown dachshund, red collar: Indian Hill area: answers to Garfie. Reward. 561-7013.

LOST -Duffel bang and sleeping bag between Camden and Wyoming, Sunday, September 16. Reward. 761-6390. LOST--Male miniature black poodle, Reward offered. Dr.

Robert Coith. VA 1-4002. LOST large sum of money vicinity Hyde Park Square, Saturday. Reward. Contact John Kelley.

871-1352 after 6 P. M. LOST -Large brown and white collie; male. Reward. Avondale, N.

221-6621. LOST -Gold flower pin. with aquamarine stones; downtown. Reward. Please call 561-7270.

DOG -Large, short haired; old; reddish brown. "Pollo." Reward. 321-5432. CAT-Huge male, gray and white: Blue Ash area. Reward.

TW 1-4032. FOUND -Beagle dog, voung male; Hartwell area. 761-2271. LOST -bracelet. gold engraved "Clara." Heirloom: Swifton Shopping Center REWARD.

BE 1-8513. EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION I Beauty Culture at its Best Famous Marinello Course. Free Booklet Call or write. 215 E. 5th.

CH 1-0047 Become a Beautician Call or write for free booklet Hollywood School 615 Main 241-4610 GO THE House Of Jacquos Way tarn $5000 to $10.000 year. Call 721- 6636. See our ad tomorrow under Clasification 31-A-Instruction, Female. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS NEEDED Men, 18 to 45, to train for, operators. Write, giving age, address and phone.

P. 0. Box 11195, Cincinnati, Ohio. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE IDEAL COURSE- CALL OR WRITE MILTON ACADEMY. 413 RACE CINCINNATI 241-2730 LEARN BARBERING Moler Barber College 514 ELM ST.

Office-127 W. Fifth St. 721-4017 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES WILL DELIVER YOUR CAR ANYWHERE IN U. S. BRANCHES ALL MAJOR CITIES ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC DRIVE-AWAYS, INC.

721-4420 CARS 10 all points. To leave now. Cal. ifornia. Florida and New York.

For your transportation onlv, one wav. Day 241-7960; night 381-1309 CHAUFFEUR-10 years with local hospital: November 15. Use my car or yours. HU 1-3718, evenings. Cincinnati Auto Delivery Your car delivered or picked UD in anv city in United States.

AGENCIES IN ALL CITIES 525 WALNUT Room 205, 241-7960 COLLEGE student desires ride or drive references. VA 1-8468. RIDE wanted from Bridgetown area to near Fountain Square, Mornings around 7 or 7:30 or evenings leave downtown 4:30 or 5. HU 1-6244. PA 1-3000.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Classification Index 1-HOUSES FOR SALE 2-APARTMENT HOUSES SALE 3-REAL ESTATE LOANS RESORT PROPERTY SALE PROPERTY SALE 6-OUT-OF-STATE PROPERTY SALE 7-FARMS COUNTRY HOMES SALE 8-LOTS AND ACREAGE SALE 9-BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL PROP INVESTMENT PROPERTY -REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 12-REAL ESTATE WANTED HOUSES FOR SALE AMBERLEY VILLAGE -No. 679 EXECUTIVE'S TENSION- ERASER Luxurious custom-built brick ranch on a well-manicured lot. All rooms oversized. Many relaxing hours can be spent on the screened back porch. Full basement plus upstairs utility room.

Certainly, air conditioned: $41,500. Call BERNICE WAGNER. 731-6265 ROBSON-MIDDENDORFF MBERLEY VILLAGE- DEAD-END STREET Walk To Schools 4-bedroom brick, 2 full, baths, tiled basement; 9 vears old: closets Galore: beautifully landscaped lot. BERNIE RUBINOVITZ, 531-3796 HENRY A. LEIST 631-3459 AMBERLEY VILLAGE A Gracious Setting? Picture your family living in this 3- bedroom, white brick.

colonial ranch. Air conditioned. King-size family room with fireplace. 1 acre of beautiful landscaping and trees. Quotation- -I $53.900.

Call LOU HORWITZ. ROBSON-MIDDENDORFF 731-6450 AMBERLEY-SAGAMORE 27-438 A WONDERFUL HOME for the family that wants the utmost in luxury at the right price! Three bedrooms, 2 baths, 28x13 living room equipned kitchen, large activity room. centraily air conditioned. Situated on one -acre lot. For details, call JIM WEISS, 351- 5700.

ome AMBERLEY SAGAMORE For the discriminatina, we present this 3-bedroom, 2-bath deluxe ranch with many extras. Edythe Kanter, WO 1-8788, RE 1-4641 MAYE Order Your Ad 10 Times Save The Cost 421-6300 room in shrubs, on Is Missing With Crew Of 10 Kodiak, Alaska, Sept. 23 (UPI) -An intensive air and sea' search in rough weather underway today in the Gulf of Alaska for. a missing Navy twin engine plane a crew of 10 men aboard. A Navy spokesman at Kodiak Island Naval Station said all those aboard the plane were from the San Diego, area.

They were stationed with the 42nd Navy Patrol Squadron, San Diego, Navy Station and temporarily assigned to the Kodiak Naval Station. 36-ton aircraft was reported missing yesterday afternoon on an eight-hour familiarization flight over the Gulf of Alaska. Authorities said its last known location was in the vicinity of Cape Cleare on the southern tip of Montague Island, about 150 miles southeast of Anchorage. The Coast Guard cutter Storis, a Coast Guard P-2-V Neptune patrol plane, a Coast Guard Albatross amphibian, an a Navy vessel, the USS Kodiak, were searching for the plane. Weather in the search area was reported "lousy," with wind gusts of up to 30 knots whipping up waves 10 to 12 feet high.

A Navy pilot said the ceiling was about 400 feet with extremely poor visibility, air turbulence and fog. Chips Are Down Mother Lined Up Against Road Crew BRIDGEWATER, N. Sept. 23 (P)-In this corner, land clearing machinery, poised on one of a four-foot hedge. In the other corner, Mrs.

Barbara Stillman, brunet mother of two little girls, armed with a placard and tion. Mrs. Stillman, who picketed on her front lawn yesterday for the third straight day, said she is protesting the "discourteous. take-now, negotiatelater" policy of the State Highway Department in its right of way proceedings for a new route. She said the state is seeking a six-foot-wide strip of land in front of her home to widen the street so it can overpass the new highway.

Mrs. Stillman said an offer of $315 was made, the value decided on by state appraisers. The Stillmans had a private appraisal made that showed the land to be worth $1500. The Stillmans' attorney got in touch with the state and officials promised another appraisal would be made. Meantime, workmen began excavating the property beyond the Stillman hedge.

Just over the hedge, the sidewalk and two large maple trees have been uprooted. "They haven't touched my land yet." Mrs. Stillman said. 'I'm watching them closely. "I expect to picket until the State of New Jersey hands me condemnation papers stating they'll take me to court or until a settlement is reached.

"If they want to move me in the meantime they'll have to move me bodily. "They wouldn't have touched the sidewalk or the trees if I was there but they did it while I was out getting my sign on Thursday." The sign reads: "I I refuse to have my land taken from me until I receive just compensation from the state." Love Conquers All! Dream Mission Saved For Pair'We Still Can't Believe It' GREENPORT, N. Sept. Rep. Otis Pike N.

23 -Delano Smith and put in a hurried call to the his pretty young wife woke Coast Guard headquarters in a Island in Washington and two up Long motel Coast Guard vessels were this morning prepared to sent to the scene. set out on a dream-shatterSeveral contractors sent ing mission. bulldozers to the beach and Within hours, however, shoved away the sand lockthe mission was canceled ing it on shore. and their future once The boat was freed and again took on a rosy hue- then towed to dry dock thanks to the generosity of where damage will be astotal strangers. sessed and repaired.

The 29-year-old College "These people are total Park. government strangers," Mr. Smith said. worker and his 21-year-old "We never set foot on Long wife, Ellynore, thought they Island before in our lives. would have to sell the 56- Yet, they go ahead and do foot yawl they had pur- all this for us." chased only a week ago with "every red cent we had in the world." Wilmer Avenue The Smiths were en route in the Cessone" -from Essex, where they had purchased to Maryland, when the vessel ran aground at Southhampton, L.

I. That was last Friday, The Coast Guard sent a cutter to the scene but gave up trying to free the' Cessone from the sand. The Smiths began to lose hope and decided to sell the craft for considerably less than the $5500 they had paid for it. Then residents of this fashionable resort area decided to pitch in and help the young couple. They collected more than $1000 to repair the yawl and have it towed to Greenport.

Reds Shell 3 U. S. Copters; One Downed TRA VINH, South Vietnam, Sept. 23 (UPI) Communist ground fire today hit three U. S.

Army helicopters during a South Vietnamese sweep against the rebels, forcing one to land near a re rebel strong point. One Vietnamese officer was seriously wounded by the ground fire, but there were no American casualties. Two of the helicopters were only slightly damaged by the bullets. The one forced down was placed under guard untli it could be repaired and made ready for flight again. Walkout Ends COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept.

23 Members of striking Local 746, International Union of Electrical Workers (AFL-CIO) voted today to return to their jobs at the big Westinghouse Corp. appliance plant here, ending a week-long walkout. Work is scheduled to begin at 6:15 a. m. (EST) to- ANNOUNCEMENTS Monday, Sept.

24, 1962 Their Final Tribute A Radet Service DITTUS -Rose PENZ-MOORE -Marie MAYER-Margaret Elizabeth ZWICK -Nora OWENS-Ralph The JOHN J. RADEL CO. HENRY J. RADEL. Pres.

Radel's, every service is conducted with someone's the full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute to memory. 2562 North Bend 541-4200 652 STATE WA 1-0365 822 York, Newport, CO 1-8560 4112 Glenway, WA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington, HE 1-4185 CREMATION JOHN C. GUMP HILLSIDE CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME NICHES 3440 Gl Glenmore at Herbert -Cheviot NO CHARGE BOOKLET FOR ON CHAPEL REQUEST SERVICES MO 1-0690 VISITORS 525 Dixmyth WELCOME Ave. -UN DAILY 9 1-1021 TO 4 Hodapp Funeral Homes W. Mack Johnson Hamilton KI at 1-1040 Elkton 7401 VA Vine 1-0805 St Funeral Home CHAS.

A. MILLER SONS WALNUT HILLS NORTHSIDE KI 1-0040 1309 E. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 NURRE BROS. MADISONVILLE FUNERAL CHerry 1-6929 DIRECTORS 6111 Madison Rd.

BR 1-0203 ANDERSON SCHRAFFENBERGER Schaefer Busby 3117 REBOLD VINE ST. FUNERAL 8611 WINTON HOME RD. FORMERLY WITH 3700 1712 GLENMORE QUEEN AVE CITY AVE. MO 1 1-6200 24 WILTSEE, CH'1-0932 Inc. Sullivan's W.

9th St. Funeral Home 1336. E. McMillan Bradford J. Sullivan.

Director ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON CO 1-0146 THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES ERSCHELL MADISONVILLE and KENWOOD FL; 1-1982 THOMAS CO NEWPORT 1-8033 A. C. DOBBLING SON THOMAS BELLEVUE Hi 1-1730 CO 1-8041 Journey'a End Walter beloved husband of Ruth Beckmann (nee Howard), devoted father of Richard, Thomas and Michael Beckmann, dear son of Alfred H. and Else Leeker Beckmann, dear brother of Alfred F. Beckmann and Mrs.

Charles (Ruth) Sunday September 23, 1962, residence, 937 Seibel age 46 years. Friends may call Wednesday from 4 to 9 P. at the Wain A. Bolton Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood. Services Thursday, September 27, at 10:30 A.

M. BRAHM Anna (nee, Steggeman), beloved wife of the late Frank Brahm, dear mother of Mrs. Leona Kohl. sister of John Steggeman of Philophea, Ohio, passed away Saturday, September 22, 1962, at her residence, 1437 California age 87 vears Funeral Wednesday, September 26 from the Riedlinger-Lemen Funeral Home, 1309 California Bond Hill, 9 o'clock. Requiem High Mass, St.

Agnes Church 9:30 A. M. Friends may call Tuesday, until 9 P. M. St.

Mary's Ladies Society of St. Agnes Church will meet Tuesday evening, 7:30. BROOKING Hervey beloved father of Mrs. Gladys Higgins Montgomery and brother of Mrs. Adgie and Mrs.

Ethel Brennanstuhl, Mrs. Ina Kober. Mrs. Edna DeLoach and Mrs. Grace McKibben, Sunday, September 23, 1962 at his residence, 1017 Tennessee Ave: Funeral serve ices at the Gilligan Funeral Home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Wednesday, September 26, 10 A.

M. Friends may call Tuesday after 4 P. BROWN Hattie A. (nee, Saile), beloved wife of the late Homer A. Brown, devoted sister of Mrs.

Eleonora Knoche, Mrs. Hilda Schneebeck, Mrs. Clara Durkin. Mrs. Amanda Kamm and George 0.

Saile, Sunday, September 23, 1962, residence. 2713 Erie Ave. Friends may call at the Wrassmann Funeral Home. 2625. bert Ave.

north of Taft Tues. day, 4 to 9 P. M. Services Wednesday, September 26, at 2:30 P. DAILEY James husband of the late Hazel Vaught Dailey (nee Scott), father of Mrs.

Bertha Kelly, Mrs. Blanche Stoddard, John Daniel and Henry Vaught, also survived by 20 grandchildren, at his residence, 407 Fairfield Bellevue, Ky. Pravers at the Vonderhaar Stetter Funeral Home, Third and Overton Newport, Tuesday, September 25, 1962, at 8:30 A. M. Requiem High Mass.

St. Anthony Church, Bellevue. at 9 A. M. Friends may call from 4 to 9 P.

Mondav. EBERLING Emma Hartman, beloved wife of Carl A. Eberling and devoted mother of Charles G. Eberling, Sunday. Eileen Dr.

001 Services Wednesdev. September 23. 1962, residence, 3900 tember 26. at M. Visitation at Witt-Good Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Hyde Park Oakley Square Tuesday, 4 to 9 P.

M. GARNETT Laura (nee beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Margaret Griffin, Fred, William and Russell Garnett, at her home 130 Highway Ludlow, Saturday, September 22, 1962. age, 70 vears. Funeral service from Catherman Jones Funeral Home, 316 Elm Ludlow Tuesday.

September 25. at 2 P. Ft. M. Interment Highland Cemetery, Mitchell, Ky.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 M. Mondav. Vashti Chapter 0. E. service Monday evening at 7:30 P.

M. GIGOS Philomene beloved wife of late John Gigos, devoted mother the Mrs. Frank J. (Elizabeth-Lvdia) son, dear brother of Fred Fuller, Mrs. Joseph (Canterine) Bedinghaus.

Mrs. Albert (Emma) Elwert and the late Mrs. Harry (Mavme) Borgmann, dear grandmother of Robert W. Gleason, greet grandmother of Robert and Thomas Gleason, residence, 4525 Rapid Relatives and friends may call Tuesday, September 25 from 4 till 9 P. at the Harry Mever Sons Funeral Home Glenway Ave.

opposite the Covedale Theater (off street parking). Funeral services, 9:30 A. M. St. Theresa Church.

Wednesday. Septem ber 26. George F. beloved husband of Elsie Bolland Hilgeman, beloved father of Mrs. William R.

(Lucille) Bigner and Mrs. Bertram (Dorothv) Price. survived by seven grandchildren and one Friday. September 21, 1962. Service and interment at the convenience of the family.

No visitation. desired contributions may be made to the Leukemia Fund. Bamber Funeral Home in charge of arrangements KEEVER-MANNING Clara (nee Berklev), widow of Lestle A. Keever, devoted mother of Mrs. Bertha Ballbach, Mrs.

Ellen Potraske. Charles B. (Berk) and E. W. Manning, also survived by seven six great grandchildren and ber Louella Sheridan, Saturday, Septem.

22, 1962. residence, 6726 Hampton Silverton. Friends may call Tuesday, 4-9 P. the Stanley High Funeral Home, 6546 September Montgomery Rd. Service Wednesday.

26, 10:30 A. M. HAGGERTY Timohty beloved husband of Mary Halpin Haggerty, devoted father of Paul, Joseph and Timothy Haggerty dear brother of Robert and Charles Haggerty and Mrs. William (Marie) Niehaus Mrs. Fred (Margaret) Hoenemier, also survived by three grandchildren, Sundav, September 23.

Price 1962, residence, 1723 First Hill. Relatives and friends may call Tuesday from 4 10 9 P. at the Harry Meverl and Sons Funeral Home 4898 Glenway Ave," opposite Covedale Theater, (off Society street will parking). meet St. Peters Mens at the funeral home Tuesday evening, 7:30.

Funeral services Wednesday, September 26. Requiem High Mass. 9 A. Resurrection Church. HOWES Katherine (nee Jeehnen), beloved wife of the late Wm.

Howes and mother of Mrs. Loraine Rottweiler. Saturday. September 22, 1962. may call at the Wrassmenn Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert Ave.

north of Taft Monday. 10 9 P. M. Requiem High Mass, Church of the Assumption, Tuesday, September 25, at 9 A. KRUSE Jennie (nee Hewitt), beloved mother of Jean Bosch, beloved grandmother of Charles, Gerald and Stephen Bosch, also survived by three grandchildren, Saturday.

September 22, 1962, residence. South call at the fredway Funeral, Home. Madison Ave. Norwood. Friends, may 2131 Cameron Norwood Mon dav.

4 to 9 P. Funeral Tuesday. September 25, 10:30 A. M. ENQUIRER Page 27 HOUSES FOR SALE 531-1111, AMBERLEY TRANQUILTY estate is the magnificent background for this custom designed and quality-built home.

2 master bedrooms and 2 baths on second. First floor has lovely entrance hall, spacious living room, dining room, bar kitchen and den, powder room and breakfast room. ULTIMATE IN ELEGANCE AND SIMPLICITY. Gertrude Frid man. 531-1111, 761-7000 AMBERLEY HEIGHTS LOW DOWN PAYMENT! by purchasing on FHAI This is roomy home, 3-bedroom split level, fully air conditioned, built-in electric kitchen, fenced in rear yardi Many features would like to show you! Call WILMA BICK, 351-5700.

ANDERSON TOWNSHIP 8-MILE RD. Planning on spending $17,500 First see this three bedroom, bath and a half, full basement home located three miles north of Clough Pike on left hand side of Eight Mile Road. After examining this fully decorated colonial brick home dial 742-6213 davs between eight A. M. and seven P.

M. and ask the price. It will surprise, have you. Last left. week we had two.

one R. P. CORWIN, Builder ASSOCIATE REAL ESTATE Broker wanted! 3 office! Opportunity! Ace Realty, 1008 Provident Bank Bldg. 621-3505 AVONDALE-266A-1-FAMILY LOOK NO FURTHER Not too right, 5 rooms and bath in excellent condition, and quess -a 2-car garage. Only $90 per month.

PO 1-8700 BE 1-4600 MO 1-6643 TEN CH 1-8333 INC AVONDALE-ALL BUYERS DICKSON-4 bedroom brick make offer. 2 FAMILY FRAME -Walnut Hills. $1000 down. FHA GI BUYERS HOLMAN CIRCLE 3 brick. WEST FORDHAM bedroom brick.

and improving. Look at 3859 Zinsle. Alamco Realty 761-9244 AVONDALE SPECIAL PURCHASE. Save: $2000 on selling price if you the painting LOSSING ST. -Two-family; 3 and bath each floor; finished room on 3d; CLIFTON-3 and bath each floor; owner will make necessary repairs.

WM. LAWES, 281-3943 AVONDAI HEIGHTS Believe it or not 2-bedroom home with modern electric kitchen, 2 fireplaces, hardwood floors, barbecue pit, level CALL RE 1-7777. BEN SIEGEL, REALTOR AVONDALE-CORRYVILLE WHY RENT -OWN THIS FOR $94.50 MO. 5-ROOM HOME. GOOD CREDIT YOU GET DEED--NICE NEIGHBORHOOD No down payment Ardmore, 542-1688, 861-3636, 351-1146 AVONDALE $250 DOWN OWN YOUR OWN HOME 7 ROOMS 751-2414 FABE REALTY 231-8977 AVONDALE- -UNRESTRICTED GLENCROSS AVE.

Wire-cut brick; 3 bedrooms, Owner says sell. HECTOR REALTY, 961-3551. AVONDALE-4-3, brick, 2 baths, 2 gas furnaces; $2000 down. Also 5-5-3, brick; 3 baths, gas fur. nace: $1500 down.

BEN J. ALLEN, WO 1-8489, WO 1-8397 AVONDALE-Canyon Dr. Brick 6 rooms, bath; eat-in kitchen; rathskeller; large lot. REALTY PICKETT 281-5516 AVONDALE-Ardmore Ave, Three bedroom, solarium, carpeted living room, fireplace. eat-in kitchen, baths.

Owner, 861-2197. AVONDALE 3441 Hallwood; 3 apart. ments, private batths. Income $2850 vear. Excellent terms.

Asking $15,000. SACHS REALTY 621-0640 AVONDALE- -Goodman St. Four 3-room apartments: separate meters: gas furnaces: water heaters. Small down payment BEN SIMPSON, PA 1-5600, CA 1-4554 AVONDALE -Ardmore Ave. Lovely 3-bedcompletely carpeted, dishwasherdisposal, Easily financed.

281-1673. AVONDALE, NORTH Bargains In Mansions 406 CLINTON SPRINGS Superb quality and beauty, 4 bedrooms. home. 4 REVEL LN. QUALITY -5-bedroom, bath home.

dead end street. REVEL IN. PRESTIGE-5-bedroom. Price areatly reduced. MIONNA PIES.

761-9440 MARION EISENBERG, 761-1074 761-7000 AVONDALE -NORTH TERRIFIC BARGAIN apartments 5-5-3, 2 gas furnaces, garages, tile kitchens, fire escape, brick, on E. Mitchell Ave. Excellent rental property. Call today to see, Fran Gordon, 891-7399. FREDKA.

SCHMIDT INC. 381-1780 AVONDALE, Brick, 2 bedrooms and den, garage, large vard. $5000 down, $75 mo, PL 1-8221 WARD REALTY WO 1-4935 AVONDALE, N. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, beautiful kitchen AAA condition--you must see this RICHFIELD, 221-5200, 531-5200 AVONDALE -NORTH FHA APPROVED 715. E.

Mitchell Ave, Low down pay. ment will buy this beautiful home completely redecorated make appointment to see. Fran Gordon, 891-7399. FRED HA. SCHMIDT INC.

381-1780 BLUE ASH $12,900 and worth every penny of It for this 4 or 5 bedroom family home. It has unfinished area on 2d floor, gas fur. nace and 220 wiring. Older home in good condition, Virginia Thompson, 891-4452 or 891-8200. THE WM.

KEISER CO. BOND HILL-2-FAMILY-ST. AGNES No Down Payment 1 IF YOU'RE PAYING $85 MONTH FOR ROOMS, YOU CAN OWN THIS REMODELED 2-FAMILY AND LET TENANTS HELP PAY OFF HOME, Ardmore, 861-3636, 351-1146, 542-1688 BOND HILL-2 FAMILY 3 large rooms each apartment, thing separate, large porches. AL. SONENSHEIN Realtors.

BOND HILL -Brick 4-apartment, built, always rented. Low upkeep. Priced, 1-1177, to sell. ME 1 P. 0536.

G. LAUCH BOND HILL-9-room. 2-storv. bedrooms. 2 baths.

gas heat, built in rage. owner. 351-0293. BRANCH HILL down, New modern brick. 683-2625.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE -For sale by owner, 3-bedroom brick: living room, dining room eat kitchen, vanitory bath Smith-Kettler built: located deadend street: Ideal for children. Home includes trees, patio, swing set. sandbox: finished basement with builtin cupboards: lots of closet space: many extras: 3 block to Finnevtown School, shopping center. swimming pool, Natives are friendly. Located at 1024 Pelican Winton Rd.

10 Brentwood Shopping Center. west on Hempstead to Mockingbird. south to Pelican. Phone 931-6594, or come see. BRENTWOOD (594) -5-room Cape Cod brick.

unfinished 2nd, full basement, HU 1-5412, KLING GOEBEL. HU 1-6843 level lot. AHLERS 521-4048 681-3665 I REN TWO 0 D- Finnevtown: 7-room brick, excellent condition, paneled ment, play room and bar, fenced vard. asking $22,500. Make offer, 521-6816.

BRIDGETOWN, OUT owner: must sell, no reasonable offer refused; room ranch on shaded level acre lot. This is for you. Call 931-8878. BRIDGETOWN 4 rooms, modern, 11 baths, carpeting, handy location. Try low down bayment.

ED KAISER, PEALTOR 481-8100 BRIDGETOWN -NEAR ST. JUDE 3-BEDROOM BRICK RANCH Large level let 3 vears old. KLING GOEBEL, HU 1-6843 BRIDGETOWN ASKING $18,900 3 BEDROOMS, 2. BATHS Large rathskeller. block to bus.

HU 1-5412. KLING GOEBEL, HU 1-7009 BRIDGETOWN ASKING $16.800 5-ROOM BRICK RANCH Close 10 bus, stores and schools HU 1-5412, KLING GOEBEL. HU 1-6843 READING 1 FUNERAL TERMER CHEVIOT FAIRMOUNT DELHI HILLS 3425 1824 4619 Harrison Westwood Delhi Pike 1 -0833 WA 1.1500 WA 1-0110 Journey's End MEEHAN Stella (nee Ferguson), beloved wife of the late Philip A. Meehan, mother of Roy Florence and Jack Meehan and Ferguson, also survived by five grandchildren, Sunday, September 23, 1962, in Columbus, Ohio. Funeral from the Gilligen Funeral Home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Wednesdav, September 26.

Requiem High Mass at St. Francis de Sales Church, at 9 A. M. Friends may call day after 2 P. M.

MILLER Frank, devoted father of Robert Earl, Eugene and Constance Miller and dear brother of Eugene Miller, Verna Koonen and Eva Poppel Saturday, September 22.1 1962. residence, 1009 Rapid Ave. Funeral service Tuesday. September 25, at 2 P. M.

from the Dalbert Mortuary, Glenway and Rosemont Aves. Friends may call Monday, 10 9 P. M. NOHR Margery beloved daughter of the late Dr. Robert and Henrietta Nohr dear sister of Robert Nohr Jr.

and Paul Nohr, Sunday, September 23, 1962, residence, 1030 Schiff age 56 veers. Friends may call Tuesday from 4-9 P. at the Wain A. Bolton Funeral Home 3042 Harrison Westwood. Services Wednesday, September 26.

et 10 A. M. PLANTHOLT Ruth A. (nee Hardy), beloved wife of Ralph T. Plantholt, dear sister of William Garney W.

and Jessie W. Hardy, Mrs. Thelma Bush and Mrs. Lillian Linkugel, Saturday. Sep tember 22, 1962, residence, 115 Bramble Highland Heights, Ky.

Friends may call at the Betz Funeral Home, 23 E. Sixth St. Newport, Tuesday. 4-9 P. M.

Services Wednesdav, September 26, at 10:30 A. M. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. RAGLE Nannie (nee Webb), beloved wife the late Herman Ragle, devoted et mother of Arvin and Ernest Ragle, sister Mrs. Tina Tarter, grandmother of Ronnie and Jerry Ragle, Marlyn, Carolyn and Jovce Ann Manning.

suddenly Saturday. September 22. 1962, residence, 5118 Ludlow St. Bernard. age 69 years.

Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St. at Washington, Monday between 4 and 9 P. M. Remains will lie in state at Lockland Baptist Church Tuesday from 10 until 11 A. M.

the time of service REINSCHMIDT Rose (nee Mihallitsch), beloved wife of the late Edward H. Reinschmidt, devoted mother of Mrs. Alvina Riplev. Marsada Edward H. Jr.

and Rov C. Reinschmidt, sister of Mrs. Agnes Lanham, also survived by five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, Friday, September 21 1962, in her 85th year, residence, 3226 Brotherton Rd. Services at the United Church of Christ in Oakley. 4100 Tavior Monday September 24, at 2 P.

M. Vielhauer neral Home in charge of arrangements. SCHEU Helene Riehl, beloved wife of Albert F. Scheu, beloved sister of Lovette R. Luecke, Friday, September 21.

1962, residence. 1264 Grace Ave. Hyde Park. Friends may call at the Bamber Funeral Home 3011 Woodburn Monday after 4 P. M.

Service Tuesdav September 25. 2 P. M. If desired memorials may sent to the Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital, Lexington, Kv. SMITH Edward brother of Mrs.

Frances Schoch and the late Amelia Kittel, dear uncle of Mrs. Edna Charles Schoch and Mrs. Mary Sluder Saturday, September 22, 1962. residence, 452 W. McMicken, age 77 vears.

Friends may call Tuesday, 4-9 P. at the Wain A. Bolton Funeral Home. 3042 son Westwood. Services Wednesday.

September 26, at 2 P.M SNIDER Arthur, beloved husband of Evelyn Reichel Snider, father of Mrs. ginia Volkerdine, Mrs. Janet Con: over and Philis Snider, brother of Oscar, Jack and Elmer Snider, Mrs. Edith Kroener, Mrs. Celia Miller and Mrs.

Anna Balland, suddenly at his residence. Maineville, Ohio. Saturdav, September 22, 1962., Friends may Loveland, call at Ohio, Tufts Monday Funeral evening, Home, 10 9 P. M. Services Tuesday.

September 25, st 2 P. M. Jerry beloved father of Mrs. Georgia Banks and Robert Young, four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren, brother of Chester, Merrill Con and Jesse Sparks and Sarah Huff, Sunday, September 23. 1962, residence.

353 Kilgour. St. may cell at the Fuldner Mortuary, P. 421 Arch Tuesday from 3-9 M. Services Wednesday.

September 26, at 2 P. M. SPINDLER Angeline (Ellie), devoted sister of Mrs. Louise Brand. Fred Spindler and Mrs.

Christine Mann, Friday, September 21, 1962, residence, 3516 Rawson Requiem High Mass, St. Cecelia Church, Tuesdav. September 25, at 9 A. M. Visitation at Witt-Good Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Rd.

Hyde Park Oakley Square, Monday. 10 9 P. M. St. Ann's Ladies Sodality meet Monday, 8 P.

M. STEARNS Evans Foster, husband of Duhme Stearns, father of Evans Foster Jr. and Edwin Russell Stearns residence, 333 Oliver Wyoming, Ohio, Thursday. September 20, 1962.1 Service at the residence, Monday, September 24 at 2:15 P. M.

If de sired sympathy may be expressed by a contribution to your favorite charity. STILWELL Katharine Frances Walsh, wife the late William Earle Stilwell mother of Dr. Catherine Stilwell and Mrs. Helen Stilwell EnHolm of Mento Park, Calif. and the late William, E.

Stilwell Jr. of Glendale, Ohio, also survived by three grandchildren. Tuesday, September 18. 1962, at Mento Park, Calif. Funeral services In Spring Grove Cemetery Chapel, Tuesday, September 25 2.

P. M. Schaefer Busby in charge of arrangements. 8 00 Solid Cincinnati Reads The Cincinnati Encuirer 69 Classified Columns 6 Relocation Job Is Under Way Work on the relocation of Wilmer Avenue, adjacent to Lunken Airport, started last week when city crews began shifting sewer lines under the present street. The street is being moved west of its present location from a point just north of the new control tower midway in the airport's west edge to its intersection with Airport Road.

The new street will run behind the row of hangars now from the airport the present separated, Wilmer Avenue. Work also is under way on the new dike being built on the east edge of the airport to allow room for a new runway and an addition to the terminal building to house the Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service Station. The station will be moved from Greater Cincinnati Airport to Lunken next year. 50th Year Mark At Oakley School The Oakley Public School will be marking its 50th anniversary Sunday, October 7, from 2 p. m.

to 5 p. with an open house and other activities. Dr. Wendell Pierce, superIntendent of Cincinnati Public Schools, and Dr. Paul Hergert, professor of astronomy at the University of Cincinnati, will be speakers.

Roy E. Slone, principal of Oakley School, is general chairman of the 50 year committee. Other members: Mrs. Nellie Bice, Miss Ruth Bateman, Mrs. Louise Carr, Mrs.

Ella Mae Gleich, Miss Effie Hardy, Miss Emilie Kunschik, Miss Murriel McFarlan, Mrs. Naomi Frye and Everett Wardlaw. All former pupils of ley School are being invited to attend the 50th anniversary celebration. 0.