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2.1 4 Saturday, June 21, 19G7 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Vital Statistics Tf For more complete information and the address of the funeral director, refer to individual obituary below Funeral Director J)te HIRTIIS BETHESDA HOSPITAL JUNE 18. 1967 SPINNER-Wilter Ethel, 2179 Cadar-villa Goshen, twin bovs. JUNE 19 ElBRECHT-Mark and Bertie. 607 Pal-estint New Richmond, boy. HEIST Carl A Edwina, 4, Box 83.

Batavia, boy. HOSKINS Fred A Beuloh. California, flirl. K0ESTER Nwbert 4 Janlca, 3107 Ruth girl, ImwalU Memorial Weil Dalbtrt Mortuary Hodaot "Well i Deceastd BASHANG. AlbtrtJOjTit) BECK, Arnold BRUTSCME.

Dorii Ptirl COHEN. Kilhrvn EVANS." Alfred FRANK.Juitint CERTH. W. Edwin GRUENINGER.Ciri HESS. Georq.

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M. 10:00 A. M. 10:00 A M. 100 A.

M. 10 00 A. M. CLASSIFICATIONS MICHEL-Charles Shirley, 151 Sylvia Lane, boy. BAIL-James A Veronica, 3097 Tim-berview boy.

Juni 36 Juni J3 Junt 26 Junt 24" Junt 2J Jun 26 Jun 26 June 26 June 26 Jun 24 Junt 26 Junt 26 Junt 26 Junt 26 Junt 26 Junt 24" Junt 26 Jun 26 Jun 24 BVNOON Frank A Vivian, 3835 Iberis H0FFMANL Donild JosephJO 00 A. M. MAEOtEY. Tnereii 00 A M. boy.

Barrere-Gillimn Vielhauer Connley Bros. Chas. A. Miller Sons Baittr Ij Sahnd Chas. A.

Miller Sons Nurra Bros. Neidhard Stanley High Arao Rebold Georqe H. Rohdt A Son T. P. White lZ Pierce A People CLARKS-Joseott A Anna, 2035 Greenup MILLER.

Minnit 11:00 A. M. boy. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 Homes Ear Sale l-Northern Kentucky Houses far Sale 7-Aoafteaent Moults, Sal -Rtal lilata Leans 4-Resort Prooerty Sale J-flonda Property Sale Prooerty Sale 7- Farms. Country Homes, Salt 8- loti and Acreeae Sale V-Buslness Indus.

Prooerty Salt Property It-Real Estate For Eichanaa Estate Wanted CLAVCOV.B-Joseph A Marcla. 7235 Ber- M0EHIMAN. Natel 10 30 A. M. MOLONEY, Joseoh I.

10:30 A. M. wood. bov. Mcllwain Heads Ouling Group Of Democrats Harry Mcllwain, attorney, a candidate for Cincinnati Council, has been named chairman of the 87th Duckworth Democratic outing Sunday, August 20, at Coney Island.

In making the announcement, Gene Wagner, president of the Duckworth Club, said the outing this year will include a free boat ride from downtown to the amusement park and a buffet dinner. "Efforts are being made to bring in a nationally-known Democrat to kick off the fall Council campaign," Wagner said. French Rebuff Draws Israeli Disapproval JERUSALEM OJPD Top Israeli leaders Friday were said to be dismayed that France, generally considered Israeli's best friend, had left the Jewish nation in the lurch in an hour of need. Informed Israeli government sources said continuing French criticism of HOSKINS-Harley A Naomi, 36 Orlando i MOSHER, Gtorgt W. Sr.

1:30 PM. NAEGELEN. Mar a7m. Alexandria, coy. W0SS3ARGER James A Gretchen, 8269 PATT0N.

Wilbur A. Red Maole boy. 2 00 P.M. 10 00 A. M.

POOLE. Henrv SCHULTZ-Terry A Judy, 74 Galbraith. bov. JUNE 20 PUCKETT. Huston SCHOTTE." Edward" 9:30 A.

M. BATTIE Curtis A Janica. 11057 Wood 0lrl. BURKE-Charles A Connie, 11210 Read ing boy. SEYMOUR JosieJ SHARP Jessa B.

SMITH. Edward Arthur STAUBACH-CARTERJIeisv UEHLEIN. Joseph HANSER Raymond A Sandra, 319 Bur John J. Radel Co. Bussa A Boromann Co.

Jackman T. P. White Oobbling Hodepe Chas. A. Miller Sons Grueter Rrnfro Gilliqan Junt26 June 25 June 27 June 26 June 24 June 26 June 26 June 26 June 26 lington Florence, bov.

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100 P. 9 30 A. LEW'S Robert A Marie, 2611 B. Fern- view boy. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT lS-Aeartmentf Furnished 14- Aoartmonti Te Share 14ARtntal Agencies 15- Aoarteaents Unfurnished 16- Housei Furnished 17- Houses Unfurnished 18- Geraos 19- Furniihrd looms 10-Unturniihee taomf 21-Room and Board 57-Djv Care.

Children 33 -firms. Country Hornet. Rent J4-Reiorts. Corlooei. Rent 75- Brit Homes, licinnd 16 Industrial Property, lease Places, Rent Office Desk Spate -Miscellaneous.

For Rent 30-Wanttd 1 Rent VELDHAUS. Steven E. WATSON. Mrs. MaryC.

WOOD. Bernard F. lU NICHOLAS Gene Dorothy, 306 S. Wayne bov. PARTIN Richard A Betty, Box 221 St.

Rt Williaimburu. airl. FOR REHMANN Chris A Loretta. 7001 C. Glenneadow bov.

RECTOR -Eugene A Charlotte. 1553 Fairmont, bov. REYNOLDS -Lester A Mary, 156 Nr. 3iiurnr-y'a Hitb OK Bend. Qirl.

JUNE 21 NAECKI.FN Warv fnce holovrd wife ARR INGTON Horace A Earnestine, 6336 Hillside, boy. BRBNDEL Joseph A Virgie. 1706 Cleve EMPLOYMENT In v' i ot the late Charles Naeoelen, dear 3 1 A-lnstr uctioei Ooo'rtlei. Ftmilt rnolher ot Bertlta Bronkb.ink arid tne Idle Gabnella McQuaide, also land, air). 8URNETIE -Thomas A Mary Ann.

II Lakeshore, qirl. BYERLY Russell A Darlene. 3790 Moor- survived by two qramtfhildrrn and ISRUTSCHE Doris (nee Rosenacker), devoted mother ol Virqima Walter, Cora Derrick. Irwin and Stanley Brutsche. dPiir sister of Wary Reddmqton, Joseoh and Charles Rosenacker, survived also by 10 orsndchildren and 10 qreat-ordndchilaren; Thins-oav.

June 22, I967i residence, 3M5 Jddaro Ct. funeral services Mondav. a' 10 A. from the Oalbert Mortuary, 4208 Glenwav at Rose-mont Ave. friends may call SunJ.i.

from 4 to 9 P. M. Contributions may be made to the Heart d. three qreat-arandcnildren trifldv. June 23.

1967; residence. 3564 7-jmsfein Ave. Visitation at trie nut girl. Israel counted with a nosl- Chavbers- Robert loui 6975 Corqe H. Rohde A Son Hcnir1.

Lmwood and Delta Aps. 7 to 9 P. iV. DOROW-Donald A Lorraine, 7388 Elk 31 -Female Htla Wlnlta 33-Helo Male ant Fe-ale 33- 0omettie. Male and Female 334-Oomnlic Help Agencies 34A-Agrnciet.

Female 34- Aenciti, Male and Female. 35.A-Agenciet. Male 35- Mtle Help Wanted 36- Emolovment Service 36A-lnitructiee Ooor'tiet. Mall 37- Pontiont for Salesmen 3B-Potitioni for Sileiwomert 39 Sales Malt and Femaii AP Wirtpholo H.r.'i Vjss. SI.

Warv Churcn. H.ae ood West Cnester, bov. i ERKENBRECHER Eric A Ella May. 1771 Harrison bov. LISTO-Corado A Carol.

869 Snavleri Elephant's Walk Pork. Monday, June 26. at 9 A. M. in a hayfield near Scranton Thursday.

The rk-rambulatinz Dachvderms were M'ATTOX girl. i LEDER Wilfried A Patricia. 139 Wild C1IAMBLISS Wirjijr beloved huani of Nrtonn Patton mee father of Vr. Jean Davis. Mrs.

Enn-a lou A Penn.sylvanla state trooper tries to beinR taken out for watering when they head off one of two circus elephants decided to take a hike. They were cor-which went for an unscheduled stroll railed after an hour's chase. Podkm, Vrs, Gladys Nicholas, Mrv I Niiomi Euhanks and Frank Hobbs brother ot Anna Marie A'bncht LOCKHART Ralpn A Sandra, 26 lllona boy. PUGH-Clarence A Almedie. 100 Grove oirl.

REfSE-Willard A Sandra. 3752 Hut-ton, boy. BUSINESS SERVICE 40-Sltuatlont Wanted. Women at-Situations Wanted. Men 47-Professional Service 43 Service Directory Mrs.

Irene Comhs and Lee Pditon Ko 14 qrandihildren and lour qreat-qrandchilrlren: Friday June Pearl (nee beloved wife of tne late Ga.l S. Chambliss, dear mother of Mrs. William (Marian) Hersh; Thursday. June 22, 1967. in her 87th year, at the residence.

404 Tunnel Apt. H8, Chattdiiooaa. formerly of Carthaqe. friends may call at the Hodano funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthaoe. fri-dav.

June 23. from 7 to 9 P. M. Funeral services Saturday at 10:30 A VI. Memorial qifts may he directed to Cartnaie Christian Churn.

73rd and fairndrk. innnnd An.n 23, 1967! residence. Ft lauderdal a. Services at T. P.

White 1 So Obituaries Arab cause was generating increasing concern among Israeli officials. They said the continuation of the French arms embargo against Israel may prompt Jerusalem to take a new defense tack. They explained Israel assumes Russia is bent on sabotaging any Arab-Israeli rapprochement until the Kremlin proves otherwise. Government experts admitted that while Israel could swallow French insults and shake off diplomatic cold shoulders, it could not afford to ignore defense issues. Funeral HoTe.

Bee: nmoM Ave Vt. Washinqton. Monrldy GOOD SAMARITAN June 21. 1967 BOWLING Hollie and Linda. 1 1840 lawnview, bov.

BAILEY William ad Dolores 2587 Varioosa, bov. SANDf Robert and Janice. 2440 Harrison, bov. McGRAW John end Florence. 3716 June 26.

at 2 P. M. Friends FINANCIAL 44- Butinest Opportunities 45- Personal loans 4SA-Fmancial Service 46- Rank leant 47- Piwn loans can Sunday. 5 to 9 P. M.

Khatfanooqa ilenn.) oaDers o-ease irrsf I Henry, devoted husband ol Mrs I Rosa Mae Poo'e, brother of Vrs Ethel Gordon. Ana Mrflerrton Lyndon Center Ct. boy. SCHOTTELKOITE Thomas and Maria. 'milFV 5570 Sunnvwoods Lane, twin oirls V.will..

MERCHANDISE I Mr. Josh Pave. Mr. Semi Pavne of Kathryn of 744 Betula Meridian and Mr. Bonan beloved wife of Philio A.

Cohen devoted mother of Alfred M. and; ravne ot Aieqan, also yived by many nephews, nieces and GOLD EmEST 48- Household Goods 49- Coins and Stamps 50- AntiQues 51- vSusiea fvterrhandiie rnenos; unoay, June 18. 1967: BRANDS Alfred and Maureen, 3355 North Bend. oirl. STRIET Henry and Julia 3836 Ruth Lane, boy.

STOCKMAN Edward and Mary. 5315 Colerain qirl. BRfTWN Robert and Gale. 4419 Sullivan boy. MARTIN Robert and Dorothy.

8888 Cabot oirl. residence. 2108 Fulton St. Visitation Friday, 4 to 10 P. Arl.

at Pierce PhdiD S. Conen, sister of Mrs. Frances I. Gundersneimer, Robert I. and Herbert S.

Lew. also survived by Six qrandchildren. Services, Weil Funeral Home. 3901 Readmq Sunday, June 25. at 2 P.

M. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Saturday evenina. a feooie euneral Home. 1504 John 5IA-Sterej and Radio Equipment 52-Television II I A I I St. Funeral services Saturday, 10 A.

Galilee Baotist Church, 2835 Beekman Rev. J. Mauoin of- 'i2A-Photo Eauioment and Supplies WERLING Richard and Jean, 10161 Ticiatinq. PICKETT Huston Tyler, beloved father of Ethel Anderson. Gay Warner, Ann McKenne, Marshall and Earl Kenwood boy.

jWETTERICH Milton and Janis. 3338 I Orold boy. MASSA Gordon and Clare, 8255 Bo-I nanra lane, bov. ICUERTIN Robert and Jean 9312 Neil I boy. KOfFVUN James and lean, 1275 Sunset girl.

fuckett. also 10 orandchildren dear brother of Cora Humbert, Irene nonevcutt. Howard and EVANS Alfred 0.. beloved husband of Lillian Evans (nee Roseberrv'. devoted father of Alfred R.

Evans. Grandfather of Timothy R. Evans, and brother of Mrs. Alma Seiofried: Thursday. June 22, 1967i at his residence.

3834 Eastern Ave. Funeral services from the Berrere-Gdliqan Funeral Home, 3734 Eastern Monday. June 26. at 2 P. M.

Friends may call Sunday, after 2 P. V. Puckett; Wednesday. June 24. 1967; residence.

644 Neave 5t. Funera services at the convenience ol tne lamuv. in lieu ot otner remem CHRIST HOSPITAL June 21 1967 WHEELER Phillio and Marianne. 7633 Pineqlen bov. BECK John and Judith, 1601 Rose PI.

g.rl nrances, please contribute to the S3-ales. Miscellaneous S3A-Srao Shoo i4-Business. Office Equipment -Diamonds. Jewelry bf eVeartnq Aooerel 57-Pns 57A-horses and Eauioroint 5fl-livestock. Farm Eauipment 58A-Fuel Oil.

Wood 5-iB- Fveroreens, Snrubs 5-luntier. Buildmo Materials liVA -Heme Improvements nO vchinery. Tools, Equipment 61 -Auction Sales A anted To Buy 63 Soortinp Goods r-4 Boats, Motors. Ecuiorrenf -i4A Can-D-ng. travel Trailers- fi5 Wotorcycles.

Votof coolers 66-Votiile Hnrne, AUTOMOTIVE aT-Airolanes for Sale Ae-Parfs. Accesterivs. Repairs A9-Wtntrd. Autometiee '0-Crs Tn'tki For Rent Tl-Trutkl. Tractors, Trailerl TIA-Femipn Sports Cars TiB Aula leans 72-Autometiltt For Silt Heart tund, John J.

Radel Co. charqe. COr Leader John Acomb, 2849 Burk-hart Cincinnati, has been appointed to the Credentials Committee at the Young Republican National Convention in Omnlu. Nebr. Acomb is Hamilton County's representative amonp; the 27-man dcleR.i-tion from Ohio.

James E. Betts of Akron is a candidate for national chairman. SCIIOTTE FRANK ANNOUNCEMENTS Justine Combs, beloved wife of Joseph M. Frank, devoted mother of Joseph Lee and Terry Arthur Edward beloved father of Lillian E. Toeplert, Marian Nie and Beatrice Luhrman, beloved brother of Emma Dierkes, Roe Seidl, Esteile Busse.

Harry. Joseph. Fred and Herman Sthotfe, also survived by eioni oranrxriildren and 16 qreat orandchildren; Thursday, June 22 1967; residence. 5)84 Willnet Dr Frank, sister of William Combs; suddenly. Friday, June 23, 1967; residence, 3637 Brentwood.

Services at the Vielnauer Funeral Home. 2961 Madison Oaklev Sauare, Monday. June 26, at 10 A. M. Friends may call Sunday, after 4 P.

M. Friends may call at the Busse end Borgmann Co. Parkway Funeral Heme. Central Pkwy. and Clifton W.

Mack Johnson Funeral Home WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 GEKT1I ANNOUNCEMENTS hiiis Sunday, from 3 lo P. M. Reouiem High Mass.

St Teresa Church, Monday. June 26, 9J0 A. M. SEYMOUR W. Edwin, beloved husband of i Grece Gerth Inee Sargent), dear Mrs.

M. A. Sehuessler Mrs. Margaret A. Dunican Sehuessler, 78, wife of former Cincinnati attorney E.

G. "Tillie" Sehuessler and mother of Cincinnati writer James Maxwell, died Thursday in Columbus after a long illness, friends in Cincinnati learned Friday. Active in Republican politics, Mr. Sehuessler was a Hamilton County state representative in 1927-30, then became associated with the attorney general's office and the State Board of Liquor Control. The Schuesslers have made their home In Columbus for many years.

Mrs. Maxwell had been an editor for Time-Life Books, New York, for the last year. The husband and son are the only close relatives. Requiem High Mass for Mrs. Sehuessler will be at 9:30 a.

m. Monday at St. Andrew Church, Columbus. Arrangements are in charge of the Speers Funeral Home in that city. Mrs.

Minnie Miller Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Miller. 74, 3398 South Mack, will be at 11 a. m. Monday at the Niedhard Funeral Home.

Westwood. Burial will be in Miamitown Cemetery. Mrs. Miller died Friday at Deaconess Hospital. She was a member of the Oak Hills Methodist Church.

She leaves her husband. Claude L. Miller, three daughters. Mrs. Claudia Kenneweg, Cold Spring, Mrs.

Sylvia Holderer. Cheviot, and Mrs. Louise Outcalt, Tampa. two brothers. Omer D.

Hau-brock, Huntington, W. and Stanley Haubrock, Cincinnati, and six grandchildren. Friends may visit from 4 p. m. to 9 p.

m. Sunday at the funeral home. -Journey' End (Deaths) Josie (nee Henderson), beloved wife of Alva P. Seymour, dear mother At Monuments -Card of Thanks C-ln Memoriem father of James E. and Ronald F.

Gerth. dear brother of Otto and Oscar Gerth. also four grandchildren: Thursday, June 22, 1967; residence. 644 Wolf Tavlor Mill. Covington.

eoe 67 years. Services Monday. June 26. at Conn-lev Bros. Funeral Home.

11 E. Southern latonie. at 10 A. M. Visitation Sunday.

3 to 9 P. M. Scliaeer-iusLa: FORMERLY WITH WILTS EE, Inc. O-Florlitt Social Ivenff. F-Societles and lodpts 1-Misctllanaavs Notices H-lost and Found 24 W.

9th St. 241-0932 House Adopts Post-Powell Travel Rules WASHINGTON (UPIV--In the wake of the Adam Clayton Powell affair, new rules making It tougher for congressmen to pad their travel expenses go into effect July 1, but they will be able to legally live a little higher on the hog. The new House regulations abolish credit card travel and require prior approval for trips outside the United States. Powell was denied his seat ln the House on charges he used his committee's airline credit cards to finance personal trips and kept his wife on the committee payroll although she did no work. Under new rules, per diem expenses for House members and committee staffers will be a flat $25, plus mileage.

Formerly, the allowance was $16 but If a member submitted an Itemized accounting, he could receive up to $30 a day. Iiloudliounds Seek Missing Girl, 5 ALLOUEZ, Mich. (UPI Fifty volunteers Joined police and bloodhounds Friday in a search through the desolate north woods for a lost little girl who may have been kidnaped. A roadblock failed to turn up a trace of a mysterious car ln which little Christine Hemken. five, reportedly was spirited away.

Police said they had no way to tell whether the little brunet was kidnaped or became lost on a vacation walk through the woods of the Keweenaw GRIEMNCER Plans Submitted For Cleanup Of Waterways (c) New Vork Times Service WASHINGTON Five of the 50 states have submitted to the Federal rov-ernment completed plans for cleaning up Interstate waters, the Department of the Interior said Friday. Six other states have presented incomplete state water quality standards in advance of the deadline of June 30. Unless the states meet the deadline, the secretary of the Interior Is em- J-Educatlon and Initrvctlen K-Travel Opportunities Carl beloved husband of Elizabeth Zander Grueninger, dear father of Carl E. Gruemnoer Ceitrne ir Mother Sr. Funeral services for George W.

Moshcr 82, 4412 West Fork Mon-fort Heights, will be at 1:30 p. m. today at the Rebold Funeral Home. Burial will be in Zion Cemetery. Mr.

Mosher died Thursday in St. Francis Hospital. He was a former custodian and bus driver at Monfort Heights School. He leaves two sons, George at home, and John. Cincinnati, and a daughter, Mrs.

Hitchcock, Los Angeles, 11 grandchildren, and 13 grca grandchildren. Friends may visit after 4 p. m. today at the funeral home. Carl Grueiiinger Sr.

Funeral services for Carl W. Grueninger 67, 3125 Diehl will be at 11 a. m. Monday at St. Phillips Episcopal Church.

Burial will be in Spring Grove. Mr. Grueninger died Thursday at his home. A design and lettering artist, he owned the Grueninger Art Studios. He leaves his wife, Elizabeth: a son, Carl E.

two sifters. Mrs. I. K. Sterans, Cincinnati, and Mrs.

G. Lipps. Florida, and two grandchildren. There will be no visitation. Ktlmml A.

Sehotte Requiem High Mass for Edward A. Sehotte, 79, 5185 Willnet Covedale. for more than 20 years a press box custodian at Crosley Field, will be at 9:30 a. m. Monday at St.

Teresa Church, Price Hill. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, St. Bernard. Mr.

Sehotte, uncle of Hal LeRoy, well-k tap dancer, died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital after a brief illness. He leaves three daughters: Mrs. Lillian Toepfert, Covedale: Mrs. Marlon Nie, Park Hills, and Mrs.

Beatrice Luhrman, Cincinnati: three sisters: Mrs. Emma Dierkes, Mrs. Roe Seidl. and Mrs. Estelle Bus.se.

all of Cincinnati; four brothers, Fred, San Diego. and Harry, Joseph and Herman, all of Cincinnati. He also leaves eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Friends may call 3-8 p. m.

Sunday at the Busse and Borgmann Funeral Home, 3464 Central Pky. For mfprrration on Boir? Kumfcer HILLSIDE CHAPEL Cremation Memoriallzation tetaii Relcem Otiti I la 4 Un el Ckeeel fin 523 Oiimyth Ption 861-1021 dear grandfather of Ann and Carl E. Gruenmqer III, dear brother of rws. I. K.

tuettvl steams. Mrs rail, call 721-2700, line 255. Adjustment of Errors George (Laura) lipps and the late Mwara and Walter Gruenmqer; Thursday, June 22. 1967; residence. 3125 Diehl Rd.

Funeral services at It it the retnnntihllitv nf the ot towin Price Seymour of Con-nersville, Idurtne Seymour of New Trenton, and Mrs. Kathervn Schuck of Brookville. residence. New Trenton, Ind; Thursday. June 22.

1967; age 84 years. Friends may call at the Jackman Funeral Home, Harrison. Ohio, alter 6 P. M. IE.

Saturday. Services from the funeral home. Sunday. June 25. at 2 P.

M. iE S.T.). In-terment Cliff Hill Cemetery, Versailles, Ind. SIIARP Jesse beloved husband of Julia M. Sharp (nee Longworth).

devoted father of Edwerd, Flovd and Devirl Sharp, brother of Gordon and Martha Sharp; Friday. June 23,, 1967; residence, 482 Lenkenann Dr. Services at T. P. White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Boechmont Mt.

Washington, Tuesday June 27, at 1 P. M. Friends may call Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. "a SMITH P'c.

Edward Arthur, devoted son of Arthur E. and Mildred Jeanne Smith (nee Fisher), dear brother of Mrs. Phyllis Parrott, Mrs. Nancy Miller. Mrs.

Pern Fields. Karen. JurJy and Albert G. Smith; in Vietnam, Saturday, June 17, 1967; residence. 778 East 10th Newnorf, Kv.

Services Monday. June 26, at tne Dobblinq funeral Home, ft. Thomas, at 1 P. M. Friends may call Sunday from 3 to 9 P.

M. Advertiser to check the correctness ALLISON ROSE of each insertion of an advertise' St. Phillips Episcooal Church, Kirbv Monday, at 11 A. M. No visitation Sunday.

If you so desire, make COVINGTON CO 1-0146 ment. The Enquirer assumes no responsibility for the reoetition of memorials to 51. Phillips Church Memorial Fund. Chas. A.

Miller errors in advertisement ordered for Tore than one insertion unless notified the same day. Uoon notlno bons in charge. an error the advertner should call VVC, Cmaai HoMt tne uais.tied Department, 421-6300, or Classified Customer Service. 72I-2700. Adlustmentt are made on the degree to which the error reduced the value of the ad.

The 3042 Harrison Ave. (Opootite Westwood town Hall) MO 1-4059 HESS George beloved husband of the late Bertha Hess, brother of Frank Hess; Wednesday, June 21. 1967. Friends may call at the Baiter A Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Clitton, Friday, 4 to 8 P. M.

Services Saturday, Juna 24, at 10 A. M. r.ght it reserved by The Cincinnati Enojirer to revise or reiect arbitrarily at its ontion anv advertising deemed detrimental to the. public nterest or f-e policy of the riewi- BAM BER Robert Bam ber and John R. Barr.bir FUNERAL DIREGORS 3011 WQODBURN 961-1440 ERSC HELL oaoer.

Please ask for cancellation number HOFFMANN STAUBACII-CARTER 1 is your cancellation receipt. LOCAL RATES FT. THOMAS 441-1982 NEWPORT 261-8033 Donald Joseph, dear son of Donald and Janet Weber Hoffmann, dear brother of Ma Barry Hoffmann, dear grandson of Anna Hoffmann and Mrs. Harry Weber; Thursday, June 22, 1967; residence, 9218 Glover Louisville, age 12 years. Visitation at the Pearson Funeral Home, 14? Brarken Ridge The following quotations are the rates per line when insertions ere consecutive.

local rates within GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Cienmore at Herbert Cheviot MO 1-0690 Daisy Inee Anderson) beloved wife of William P. Staubach, dear mother of Mrs. Vera Schuster and Mrs. Jean Cronk, stepmother of Arthur Lee Staubauch, Mrs. Nancy White and Mrs.

Gary Bvrd, also survived bv eight grandchildren; Thursday, June 22. 1967; residence. 1775 South-land Twenty Mile Stand. Funeral services Saturday, June 24. at 10 A.

M. at Somerset Presbyterian Cnurch, fields Ertei and Montgomery Rd. If so desired, remembrances may be directed to the church memorial fund or the charity of 50-mile radius ot Cincinnati, Louisville. Sunday. Reouiem 10 times 32c per line Mother of Good Monday, at 10 High Mass.

at Counsel Church, A. M. 7 times 35c per line 4 times 36c per line powered to set Federal standards for interstate waters within states. However, the clean waters restoration act of 1966 provides no penalties for failure to meet the deadline. Completed standards have been submitted by Florida.

Georgia, Indiana, North Dakota and South Dakota. Final but Incomplete standards have come from California, Illinois, New York. New Jersey, Ohio and Virginia. In addition to setting standards, the state also must include a plan showing how the standards are to be achieved and enforced, including schedules for the construction of waste treatment facilities by cities and Industries. All of the 50 states and Puerto Rico have forwarded at least some preliminary standards and all have notified the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration that they intend to meet the deadline.

1 time, 2 lines MIDDENDORF. JOHN N. SONS 917 Mam. Kv. 431-1718 I E.

12th. Ky. 431-0096 MAEGLEY Teresa C. frw MilOr). hflovrd your cnoice.

Task Force Pushes Hunt wife of the late Frank G. Vrfralfv; fi III riv dfeir mother of Mr. Marrr-lla, 75c per tine uauy I 00 per line Sunday 1 time. 3 to 5 lines tic per line Dally 70e per lint Sunday Peninsula on the southern shore of Lake Superior. RIEDLINGER-LEMEN S'hweiter, Mrs.

Elizabeth Lophiei Joseph beloved husband of Dorothy Moretoo Uehlem. dear 1 time, 6 or more lines FUNERAL HOMES 19 Green St. 1309 California Ave, SCHMIDT-DHONAU arte per una uauy 63c per lint Sunday For More Jobs Marriage Lionises Edward C. Bent. IS Vilfl Uir.v And thanes r.

fVeov', also survived eight arAndchildren and enht nreat-nrandrhiMrent Thursday, June 72, 1967; residence. 230fl Victor St. Friends call at Nurre Bros. Fairview-Clifton Funeral Home, 345 W. McMillan Sunday, A to 9 P.

M. Reouiem Hioh Mass, St, Monica Church, Monday. June 26, at 9 A. M. Member of the St.

Monica Married Ladies Society. READING 821-2777 SHARONVILLE 821-2777 GOLD CHEST, sndat'ius SULLIVAN fatlwr of Mrs. Richard (Gfvrv Dononoe James and Uchlein dear brother of Alma Lotimann, Rosemary Howard, Mar-oaret Shannon, Kathenne LaFfver, Helen Stone and CHarles Uehlem Thursday, June 22, 1967; residence, 2536 Airy aqe 56 years. Fnpnds may call at tne Chas. A.

Miller Sons funeral Home, Hamilton at Knortlton Northside, Sutviav, from 2 to 8 M. Reauiem Hnn Mass, at little Flower Church, Monday, at 9:30 A. M. AH Gold Chut Ach-3 Lines Funeral Home. 1336 E.

McMillan Bradford J. Sullivan, Director THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES MADISONVILLE and KENWOOt Minnie C. Hauhrock. beloved wife of Claude I. Miller, dear mother of ww tc Mn.

Claudia Kennpweq of Cold, MfH-lU Tredway Funeral Home Steven beloved son of Fuopnp Snrmg, Mrs, Edwin 5vlvta) Holderer. Mr. Haro (Cam Wfber Established 1892 NORWOOD. OHIO sister of Mrs. Louise Outralt of 2131 Cameron Ave.

ME 1-0311 VORHIS Funeral Homes LOCK LAND. OHIO 821-0062 NORWOOD. OHIO 611-4884 and Evelyn Velcltiaus, and oVvotfd b'Othpr of Kafherine, Thprcsa, Gregory, David and James Wld-haui, and dear grandson of Mrs. Urtian Lansrr; Thursday, June 22, 1V6j residence, 1745 Devvy Pnce Hill, friends may lm at the Grueter funeral Home, 472 Glen way Ave. at lliff, Sunday from 3 to 9 P.

V. Funeral Won-tn, June 26. Rrauiem High Mj.s, i of the Resurrection, M. Tampa, Omer t. of Huntinq-ton, W.

and Stanley W. Hau-hrork and the late Delia Surface, also survived by six orandchildren; Friday, June 23, 1967; residence, 3398 South Rd.j aoe 74 years. Fu-npral services at the Neidhard Funeral Homo, 3155 Harrison Westwood. Monday. June 26.

at 11 tiik Edgar J. Mack, as chairman of the West End Task Force, Is trying to get businesses and industries ln the West End to hire more people from within that area, including some of the so-called disadvantaged youth. Mack told City Manager William C. Wlchman Friday that he would make a new and direct appeal to the business leaders some time next week. As the result of approaches made through the Task Force, several businesses already have employed additional residents, Mack said.

Now, he added, he alms to interest others to do a fUNERAL H0MS A. M. Visitation Sunday, 4 to 9 P. M. If drsired, memorials m.iy hf sent to the 0k Hills Vpthodist; CLASSIFIED INFORMATION To place, cancel or correct an ad, phone 421-6300, a direct line to Want Ad headquarters.

Ads may be charged. Dillinps will be made at expiration of ads. CORRECTIONS Deadline for correction! for nurt day's Btott 3 30 P.M. Sunday ads: Noon Saturday, for adt. prt viously run.

Once olacxJ, an ad cannot be ctiangad until afttr the first aooearance in the oaper. CANCELLATIONS DAILY 5 P. M. for naxt dav'l Enuuirei SUNDAY-Noon Saturday for running ad. No cancellation! iKicn'i'd Siiurday for aDoiarinj 'or first time on Sunday.

W9 sn VK Church (Wilke Memorial Chanel). Mrs. Mary Catherine, bploved wife ot Mrs. Wilham A. Watson, lovino mothpr of Harry Richard and yVilliam Watson qrandmother of five, oVar sister or Mrs.

Franus- MOFIILM.AN CHEVIOT FAIR VOUNT DELHI HILLS 3425 1824 4619 Harrison Westwood Delhi Pike MO 1-0833 WA I-I500WA 101 () WRASSMANN 2625 Gilbert Ave. WO 1-1000 WITT, GOOD KELSCH funeral home ir i nine 3026 MADISON AVP. I I Ut) Hael E. Wkhman, beloved wife of the late Edwin A. Woehlman, devoted mother of Mrs.

Marouerite Ann Bridle, dear daunhfer of Vrs. freida Almond, dear niter of Mrs. Marqu-vite Scott, Mrs. Anna Von tan, Charlps and Edward Aichm-irt, rar qrandniother of Donnie flpfdlp; suddenly, Friday, June 23, 1967i rpsidem.e, 8157 Fontaine Anv bprly VHIanr Friends mav call SiinHay. 4 8 P.

at the Stanley Htoh Funeral Home, Mont- Grren, Mr. Andrew Grern, Mfi. Charity Jeft and Mrs, Naomi Flynn; Thursday, June 22, 1967; e29 Sampson Silvnrton. friends may call at Renfro Funeral Service, 647 Forest Avondale, Sunday, June 25, from 3 P. M.

until 10 P. M. Services Mond.iv, June 26, at 1 P. from First' Baptist Church, Lincoln and P-irk; A vr. Interment Maole Grove Ce'ne-! assembler and Elaine M.

Im-bus, 24, 6763 Beechmonf registered nurse. William Kidd. 20, 411 Wh.teman U. S. Air Force and Martha Bettis.

20. 1722 Win. H. Tall supervisor aide. Horace S.

Brannon, 953 Churchill retired, and Clysta B. Bloudm. 953 Churchill licensed practical nurse. Douglas L. Hammond.

22. 2B29 Country Park teacher, and Mary I. Blake. 22, 4130 Ivanhot title clerk. Raymond M.

James. 19, 1834 West-wood odd iobs man. and Barbara Brown. 17, 2526 Eastern student. Glenn H.

Michaelson. 24, 1876 Sunnybrook teacher, and Karen I. Miller. 19, 3501 Section secretary. Dwain L.

Harris, 20, 36 Graham salesman, and Mary J. Fistier. 21, Morrison key bunch operator. Daniel J. Glynn, 24, 7298 Rich, mond pay roll clerk, and Martha J.

Wolf. 21. 1542 Adams teacher. James R. lolliver, 20, 202 Siouk Loveland, Ohio, U.

S. Air Force, and Kathleen M. Adkins. 17. 114 Wall loveland.

Ohio. Wilbur M. Cochran. 21. 7216 Elizabeth U.

S. Army, end Brenda L. Jackson, 19, 8314 Fushade secretary. Barton C. French, 28.

Hvattsvllle, librarian, U. S. Army, and Mary E. Wells, 23, 1257 West Sharon Avenue. Thomas A.

Heino. 30 6750 Bramble and Brenda K. Milan, 20, 102 Weslworth student. James E. Schwab.

24. 5968 Wintnn Ridne law student, and Vivian A. Stern, 22. 2875 Belkav teacher. Willie Butler, 33, 309 Erckenbrecher laborer, and Emma J.

Davis, 30, 795 East McMillan domestic. Michael Fisher, 21, 6131 Sncinq. dale accountant, and Flirabetn A. Scherxnan, 21, 701 North Bend tearher. Richard Chiles, 27, 5621 Red Bank lathe onerator, and Marnaret Trloqs, 21.

2228 Boone nurhine operator, Charles W. Keller, 45. 3310 Camvic salesman, and Claudia H. Outhie, 33, 5472 Eastwood key punch Instructress. Gayle M.

Koet, 26. 606 Dimmick benk teller, and Rnckv J. Hopkins, 21, 25 Andover registered nurse. Frank J. Flaherty, 29, Sornervliie, accountant, and Maricflrol Rich-ter, 24, 1180 Beverly Hills tearher.

Robert H. Moore, 19, 9370 Cardinal U. S. Air force, and Linda I. Tavlor, 20, 4614 Belleview Rd.

William E. Crawford 56, electrician. 428 West Court and Miss Beatrice Norman. 38, Waitress. 101 West 70 Carthaoe.

A 4 2 1 6 3 0 0 tery. 3jmrnrtj0 Hub QnniTy Rd. Service! Mondav, at uwiniv in -in am i Bernard F. fPetpi. beloved husband of Para Wood (noe Modiano), father I of Primp I a wVnnH.

hrntner nf Mrt BASHANG MOLONEY Joseph beloved husband of LaVonne Miller Moloney, devoted father of Mrs. Dollys Jane Jones Albert (Ollie), beloved husband of th late Edna Klaus Bashanq, oV-voted father of Jack A. Bashanq brother of Elsie Durand aod Edward Bashanq, grandfather of Kim, Karpn and Michael Bashanq; residenre 1106 fgan Bond Hill; Friday, Harold Staff, Mrs. Huih Flanaqan and the late William Wood; Thursday, June 22. 1967, at his resi-1 donee, 910 McPherson Ave.

Funeral; from the GilMoan-Siefke Funpral Home, 3671 Warsaw June Reguiem High Mass at Lawrence Church at 9:30 A. M. Friends may call Sunday after 3 P. and Mrs. Lois Riedmoer, grandfather of Jenny and Danny Jones, and Michael, Leslie and Lisa Ried-inqer, and brother of Mrs.

Nell Hanlon, Mrs. Kathleen Rolf es and Jnhn Moloney; Thursday, June 22, 1967; residence. 710 Mt. Hone Rd. DEADLINES IINna Ccaaiin, for all adi OUnUAl a (Chaj and paid) is 4:30 P.

M. FRIDAY DAILY OtiiUm for ail ads for wnis.li th, n( mofninj's tnciuirrr is 3:30 P.M. jump ajj, iyo; aqe a wars. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St. at Wash ington, 5t.

Bernard, Sunday, be Requiem High Mass, Holy family Armed Forces Church, 8th and Hawthorne, Price World War I Veteran Hill, Monday, June 26, et 10:30 World War II Veteran Voted 'W WASHINGTON (11 Ohio's Democratic senators, Frank J. Lausctie and Stephen M. Young, voted with the majority Friday in censuring Sen. Thomas J. Dodd The Ohio lawmakers were divided on their vote to eliminate the double billing charge from the censure resolution.

Lausche voted for the elimination, while Young opposed it. M. Family will rrceive friends At the Aroo Funeral Home, Clevcs, Sunday, after 7:30 P. M. IN MEMORIAM Monday through 8 A.M.

to 5 Closed Sundays. tween 3 and 9 P. Services Monday, at 1 1 M. Ball Players of Yesterday meet at funeral home. Sunday, 5:30 P.

M. Honorary Life Member, Cincinnati Central Turners, BFCK Arnold of 1760 (awn beloved husband of Hope Beik, nVvoted father of Robert, Louis, Mitchell end Richard Beck, dear son of Gussie Bck. Services Temole Shalom, Ridoe Rd. at Longmeadow Amberleyj Swdav, June 25, at 11:30 A. M.

Memorial services will be held at his residence Sun-day at 5 P. M. Weil Funeral Home, In cfiarqt of irranaemtnfs. Birthday Remembrance Of our beloved Mother CINDA POTTS June 24, 1892 Dec. 14, 1966 You have won a crown in Heaven By your love and kindness here One in a million, that Mon was you.

"Happy Birthday' in Heaven. Sadly missed by Dauqhler. Iciiora and Family. Grornr W. beloved husband of the late Laura Moser Mosher, dnr fufhpr of Gpome W.

Jr. and John Moslirr and Mrs. Lorene Hitchroik, II grandchildren and 13 qre.it-orandt-hildren; Thursday, June 22, 1V6; aqe 82i residence. 4412 W. Fork Rd.

Visitation, Rebold funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. at Cheviot. fter 4 P. M. Friday.

Services Saturday it 1:30 M. 'It's young for a personal phone. But she won't be dial'uuf long distance." ir, rnf, lilrfi.irb.lirtiiirTlliiA,llf--Sl-rvi-- i Win iPIiiO 0 all iT ii fr ifti rt lf irt A ilt 4 0 nlnmH I tl it Jt.m. aiMrn, li. if "in.