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ANNOUNCEMENTS Saturday, April 21, 1971 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 21 Suits Filed 3Iarriage Licenses Softer Image Sought MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES John A. Williams, 24, 160 E. Mit 256440 Jo Anni Branum vi. lerry G. Branum.

Divorce. 256441 Mable B. Gosney VI. William chell painter, and Jessica Bland. 20.

1758 Brewster Ave. Jerry V. York. 21. 516 Oak C.

Gosnev. Divorce. A256442 Central Trust Co. vs. Ron.

tlmwood, mechanic, ana Barbara 1 Van Hook. 17 5720 McGreoor St. aid B. Weber. .1 al.

For $15,798. A256443 Community Development Al Gary Lee Braun, 21, 3595 Werk men's hair stylist, and Jeryl W. Mack Johnson Funeral Homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St WO 1-0474 MADISON V1LLK 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 aitians location vs.

Aetna Insurance Co. for S2O.00O. A256444 Bobby Baker vi. Mary Sua Anne Koebel. 20, il Shaker secretary.

Eliv Selvev. 68. 1208 Clav re For more complete Information and address of the funeral director, refer to Individual obituary below. NAMt TIM! 8 ATI FU NERAlMOMI ZZZ- BAUMBACH. Edward W.

10 00 A.M. Aarll la Muehlenkama-lrsthell BOX, JoneiA. 10:00 A.M. April 14 Bemier Funeral Home Baker. Divorce.

Leonard laves Jr tired, and Pearl Barg, 65. 1119 Wal Weep Doc9 Dwiqht Centrell, at al. Foreclosure of nut St. Charlei Lee Kelly. 21.

658 Glen- ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT WEIGHT WATCHERS WHY SETTLE FOR ANYTHING IESS? FOR INFORMATION: 631-BftOO FOR INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGf CALL 631 THIN ANTIQUE FIRE fire engine and driver lor I or 2 noontimes week for promotion purposes. Call Judi atZmo's Firehoute days, 281-374. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? We refuse no one. Check our low retH. 542 59015 BENGEL Tickeli, piaia level, would like to switch.

441J482. BEAUTICIAN Booth space available. Newly decoreted. Call 421 5404. CHURCH FUND RAISERS -Sell Watklria M.

COUNTRY and rock band for hira. Call mortaaoe. A256446 Isabella) Ousley vi. James wood U. S.

Marines, and Liverne T. Williams, 21, 658 Glenwood CARMICHAEL, Ouslev. Divorce. h. Graham nousewne.

A256447 Mrs. Rosn Ammermin vs, Scliaeer-dsudbij. 6 Hosei at al. FASFOLO, Elliabeth For 'Papa A256448 Edna Dople vi. Carl Dople Divorce.

BIRTHS 7:30 P.M. 00 A. M. 1 00 P. M.

FREDERICKS. Edward C. OAST IN. Ola Mae GRONEFELD, George Webb Funeral Heme Medapi Funeral Heim) Nurre Bree. Jemiien A Jamlieii "Middendorf 'ZZ "AIIIsM A test Chas.

A. Miller Sen Beltea 8 Lunifore' 00 A A256449 Sandra F. Wilei vi. Jerome Wiles. Divorce.

A256450 Ruth Ann Wlckman, at al vs. Stuart Duvall. For $25,399. A256451 Judy Lilly vs. Michael Established 1836 24JrVL9th St.

241-0932 Anderson" HOLLIDAY, Clayton Louis HOLMES, Georie JACOBS. Joseeh nioiri only, r-ii, OI-343V. 11:00 A 30 A :30 A. Lilly. Divorce.

A256452 Elberta Taylor vi. Sill Tavlor. Divorce. A PROBLEM? Do von JEWISH HOSPITAL APRIL 4, 1971 RAV Lawrence and Sandra, 727 Edgi- cliff boy. DARBY Donald ind Cynthia.

9816 Dougles Walk, girl. STEIN Robert and Carolyn, 5720 Win-ton boy. KERN Richard and Betty. 7200 E. Galbraith Rd qirl.

DACET Edward and Marian. 1017 Miycliffe boy. APRIL 5. 1971 DO YOU HAVE 415 Ludlow 281-0421 8611 Winton Monroe-Cipher need information, counseling, advici, KNUCKLES, William KONERMAN, Emma M. lletemever Fmirel Heme jHcClll 381-CARE, (2273).

A256453 Clart Tucker vi. James Tucker. Divorce. A2S6454 John Nixon et al vi. David For inspiration and spiritual halo, call Airl I 24 "Aerll 1 "April la April 26 "April la" "Aerll 1" "Arlf la" "April 2T "April la" "April 14" "April 14" Jlprll 14 JLprll 24" Aprifla April 21 "AprllM" "April la" "April 17" Aarll 16" KUKAINIS.

Robert UTTLEPAGE. Terence H. Schneider. For J93.205. A256455 LeEtta Thierry vs.

Jacob 8 Ivnsferd Nledhard Funeral Home Hurra Bres. Craver-Hookem Thterrv. 5uDDort. Busse Borgia Co. A256456 Catherine St.

Cyr vi. Law MOENNINGER. Ludwli MOTHCRSOLI. Themes' MYERS," terov W. A.M.

A.M." A.M7 10:00 A 2:30 P. 100 P.M. "10 00 A. rence Washington. Support.

A256457 James D. Hardesty vt, Donna HarHettv hivnrre BACSIK Thomai and Marline. 3684 Yellowstone, girl. BEASLEY Jack and Deloris. 360 Random Hill, boy.

JONtS LeMont and Kay, 10079 Woodstock qirl. STEPHENS Roger and Dorit, 257' Sunnyhill qirl. NOBLE John lirti Funeral Heme Dobblinfl funeral Hema Menree-Cepher 681-1343 Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Ave. A256458 Frieda Bengert vs. Carl Denqenr.

uivorce. A256459 Dorothy Dean Merrill vs William H. Henderson. Support. OLDFIILD, Albert T.

RATTERMAN, Herbert ROGERS. Walter 8. HOMES. Mary Florence 22IJ5; girl soft ball pitchers (2) CALL 291-51 53 need some place to dump un.ntd till din in Mt. Washington area? Call 2312537.

NOTICE to all cuttomirt with furmturi in storegi it Jackson Moving and Stor-aqe lubsidiery of AIM Walker Transfer it hereby notified that ill furniture mutt be removed from itoroge ai the company hat filed benkruptcy and building must bi avec-ualed by April 30, 1971. For further information contact Jamei hlalton, 1035Purcell PENNYRICH BRA SALE New Symbra'elte Here. 761-3991. PENNY RICH BRA-HALF OFF DOBBINS Walter and Zirita, 4890 A256460 Helen J. Evonole vi.

Jamai W. Fversole. SuDoort. 11:00 A. M.

":30 A. wmton girl. APRIL 6. 1971 Imwalli Memorial Thompson FuneralJIema Rledlinger-Lemen "Baiter 8 Sahnal Stanley Hiak A256461 Treasurer of Hamilton Coun FRAZIER Robert and Tonyi, 4182 ty vs. Charles S.

Haskins, trustee. For DALBERT-WOODRUFF SCHALl. Con SCHUTZ." Charles vini it ooy. MEININGER Albert and Oriel, 3929 Biehl oirl. 91030.

A256462 Same vi. Home Federal FUNERAL HOME 922-1010 2880 BOUDINOT It QUEEN CITY AVI, SCHWARTZ, Amuit F. PENNY John and Ann, 24 Clinton Snrinos airl. a et al. For $1706.

A256463 Same vs. Raymond It. Gun. kel. et al.

For $1312. A256464 Same vs. Eleanor C. Green, J. J.

GILLIGAN SONS GLENN Green end Gloria, 1210 Pad SIE8ER. Jacob H. STUCKENBERG, Henry W. SLACKE. Daniel dock Hi air 2926 Woodburn 961-7851 at ai.

For SIOB. THOMPSON Willi! md Ola. 1718 New-brook hov. Clearing. New "Cameo Couture" Bra A256465 Judith K.

Shivner vi. Low A. M. A.M." :30 A A.M." "TO 00 A. M.

A. M. 11:00 A. M. A.

:30 A. M. 1100 A. M. April 5 "Aarll 16 "Aprlfl6 April 26" JLerll April 16 "April 16" JLprll 14 Aprlll6 "April 16 ELDEN A.

Call 733-1995. ell H. Shivner. Divorce. GREEN Earl and Beverley.

4267 Mt. GOOD 871-3433 TURNER, Samuel A. Dr. Richard S. Dobblina Fumrel Hema P.

White 8 Sine "Celllian (Hamilton) Jeifert-Hertlf Jemlie 8 Jemisen Meek Jihntea "dies. A. Miller Sent Mueblenkama-tnthell Jamison 8 Jemisen 'Ooebbllni A256466 Pauline Jackson, et il VI. Peter J. Randoloh.

For SI OS 840. tarmil Tobasco boy. APRIL 7 191 2620 ERIE AVE. ROCK HOUNDS 10 ducount on any stock purchase A256467 Treasurer of Hamilton Coun BALL Charles and Carolyn, 6353 Iris made during Sat. A Sun.

Free opal ty vs. Oliver Comoton. et al. For $5430. A256468 Treasurer of Hamilton Coun girl.

GAITER Lawrence and Ann, 210 Rockdale bov. WEBER. Ida WISCMER. Georee J). W00DFORK, James 8.

TRESSLER, Haiti! WELCH. "Herbert" ty vs. Mary E. Berry, et el. chip with S10 purchase.

Mren Rock Shop, 931-5262. SLIM GYM-S50 351-0463 PHELPS Steven and Gale. S778 Glen. A256469 Delorei Hooks vi. Ronald GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glinmori at Herbert Cheviot 661-0690 way girl.

V0L2 Richard and Pamela, 1570 w. Hooks. Divorce. A256470 Treasurer of Hamilton Coun 10:30 A.M. April 16 Craver-Hookem TOPSOIL Meredith, boy.

RE1TIG John and Karen, 6441 Mont over their shoulders, garbed in the pants and steel helmets of Papa Doc's controversial "Filles Du Loi" (Law Girls), and more than a dozen men arrived in similar attire during the first hour of viewing. As the afternoon wore on, the lines of mourners were increasingly made up of Haiti's more humble classes, the people of whom he used to say: "I know my people, and they know me." MIGsHit In Raid By U. S. Jets? SAIGON (UPI) U.S. war-planes attacking an airbase deep in North Vietnam "may have damaged" Soviet-built MIG Jet fighter-bombers on the ground, American headquarters reported Friday.

Details of the raid Thursday on the Quan Lang MIG base only ISO miles south of the North Vietnamese capital of Hanoi were disclosed as headquarters also reported the beginning of a new phase of the American troop withdrawal program a week ahead of schedule. A Saigon communique said more than 1500 Marines would be involved in the new round of withdrawal and that all Marine units would be out of Vietnam before the end of the summer. The number of Americans in the war zone has dipped below 284.000 and President Nixon has said 100,000 more will leave by December 1. IN THE WAR, U.S. Air Force aomerv oirl.

Oark ind rich. By the truckloid. 941. 3111. If nn amwer, 941-5050 ty vs.

Ethelbert N. Anderson, et al. For $888. A25647I Same vs. Estate of Jamel Toney.

et al. For $882. A256472 Same vi. Dragul I Spivak, Hodapp Funeral Homes W00DRUM Michael and Bonita, 7472 Hamilton at Elkton PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (UPI) Thousands of weeping Haitians Friday filed past the open casket of President Francois "Papa Doc" Du-valier, guarded by 22 army officers and 22 of the feared Tonton Ma-coute, Jjjllitiamen he had mustered to enforce his Iron rule for 14 years. Duvalier considered 22 to be his lucky number.

Haiti's gleaming white presidential palace, for years a forbidding and heavily guarded place of mystery, was opened for the crowds to file past the bier, and they did. in their thousands, despite the sweltering heat. DUVALIER DIED Wednesday night. His son and successor, Jean-Claude, already seemed to be planning a campaign to emphasize that the transition would be a peaceful one and perhaps give Haiti a more gentle image than it had under "Papa Doc." A tourist office official said the republic would begin a campaign next week picturing Haiti as a safe place to visit, with life going on as Jan-Claude was sworn In to succeed his father as president on Thursday as Duvalier had planned when he had the constitution em-mended last January to lower the constitutional age for the presidency. It was then announced that the age was lowered to 20, but official sources: told UPI Thursday that the age Is 19.

They said that the rotund; Jean-Claude will become 20 on July 3. Many sobbing openly, some wailing', the mourners Inched slowly along the line Into the diplomatic room where the body of the slight, tyhite-haired Duvalier lay in state. Many cried out, "Papa Doc, Papa' Doc" as they moved past the casket. Un death, his face had a grave and somber look. Most of the mourners were somberly attired in neat dark suits and dresses.

However, two women entered with rifles slung 7401 Vina St. Gracely qirl. DUFFY Michael and Donna, 409 Pro LOST AND FOUND F.I 1-1040 VA I -08U3 basco bov. inc. cor ibj.

A256473 Anna G. Bent, et al vi, Gary F. Kelley. $120,000. SIMES John and Vickl, 4001 S.

if KONERMANN THE JOHN J. RAOEL CO. terson, Norwood, boy. CHRIST HOSPITAL A256474 John T. Retjler Inc.

vt. Emma M. (nee Heidt), beloved wife CAMERA Kodek Instematic. lost Cinti. ZooWed.

Reward. Call 441-0263. CAT-White and gray, gentle pit, lost vicinity Fairview. Clifton, Clifton Hgts, Reward. 38 1 -8533, 62 1 0306, Henry J.

Radel, Pres. or ine late Lawrence H. Koner. APRIL 8. 1971 STANFORB Ronald and Bonnie.

650 52 State Ave. 1 2562 North Bend Rd. mann; dear mother oi Joseph H. Komrmann of Indianapolis, Ind. and Leo I.

Konermenn of Cincin E. Ohio Bethel, oirl. 921-035 541-4200 CO 1 8560 WA 1-4512 HE 1-4185 FOUNO-2 Keys on go Square, Tuesday. Call I NEUS Robert and Viki, Main 11.,.. I 662 0488.

822 York Newport 4122 Glenway Ave. 1005 Madison, Covinaton nati; devoted lister of Sister Marie SHANK Robert and Linda. 200 W. 0 D-Kenwood. Mixed breed dog, Frinedly.

black with white, 793-5840. oermce s. Mrs. Georqi Ross, Mrs. John Schorer, Walter and El- Galbraith boy.

APRIL 19. 1971 mer Heidt; also survived by eiqht GO INS Robert ind Elaine, 7639 Chris granocnuoren ana ll great-grand. tine, bov. cmiareni inursoay, April il. 1971 Rebold Funeral Home 1712 QUEEN CITY AVE.

3700 GLENMORE AVE. MO 1-6200 SCHMIDT-DHONAU Airtrol et al. For $14,630. A256475 Gordon E. List et al vi.

Darrell W. Morqan. For $44,520. A256476 Willie B. Wheeler vi.

Hester Wheeler. Divorce. A256477 Nancy A. Bowman VI. William Bowman.

Divorce. A256478 General Motors Acceptance Corp. vs. John R. Walsh.

For $3272. A256479 Georqe R. Lewis, et al VI. Vito Aloisio. et al.

For $17,000. A256480 Clifton Mutual Savings 1 Bldq. Co. vs. Edward J.

Gramann, at al. For $2157. A25648I Federal Nat'l Mortgage Assn. vs. Larry W.

Finley, et al. For $14,179. A256482 Same vs. Virginia Williams, et al. For $14,300.

A256483 Same vl. Grover C. Allen, It al. For $13,190. A256484 Same vi.

Woodrow BilluOl. at Noblesville, Ind. in her 80th SCIIALL Cora Oesper, beloved wife of the late Carl Schall, sister ot Mrs. Emily Oesper 8ohnslenqel and the late Stanley Oesper, Wednesday. April 21, 1971.

Services at the convin-ience of the family. Baiter and Sahnd Funeral Home in charge. SCHWARTZ August beloved husband of Josephine Schwartz (nee Gletsmeyer); devoted father of Mary, Albert, Paul, Robirt, Raymond and James Schwartz; dear brother of Sister Mery Rosalie. S. also survived by 13 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; residence, 32 Miller Ft.

Ihomas, Thursday, April 22, 1971. Prayers Monday, April 26 at the Doubling Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas at 8:30 A. M. Mass of thi Resurrection, at St.

Thomas Church at 9 A. M. Visitation, Sunday from 4 to 8 P. M. I MM Albert ind Susan, 2599 Fern-view airl.

LOST lerqe brown and white Shepherd husky, male dog. 7 years, named Tobv. Rewerd96t-66I6. lOST-Sat. in Ft.

Mitchell tiny tan and grey femeli Chihuahua, 3 noids shots, please call 331-0093 LOSTSwist made Gublein gold watch, vicinity of Krooer Bldq. and Automo year, mends may call at the liele SINGLETON Clarence ind Gloria, 3330 meyir Funeral Home, 3886 Reading Fortney Lane, qirl. touin or raooock no. Sunday. DeL ISLE Douqlas and Nancy, 8240 from 4 to 9 P.

M. Funeral Monday, SHARONVILLE 821-2777 READING 821-2777 April zo wnn Mast ot the Resume Margaret lane, girl. APRIL 12. 1971 bile Club. Rewerd.

341-5579. tion, at St. Agnes Church, Bond LOST" SIAMESE CAT. Neuter. 2 yrt.

old. Hill, 9 A. M. OSBORNE Claude ind Margaret, Burwood oirl. FANELLI Patrick and Elizabeth, 3832 3515 2S15 McHenrv.

oirl. KUKAINIS 0 THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES MADISONVILLE and KENWOOO WRASSMANN 2625 Gilbert Ave. 961-1600 nd Alice, KESSINGER Thomai It al. For $14,934. Robert beloved husband of Gone since Monday, Deihis near Ml.

Alverno, Rewerd. 471-5) 98: I OST Poodle, female, qrey, Thgrs. Oak. ley area, reward. 322-2549 10ST-Bleck Cocker Spaniel, Norwood.

No collar. 531-4867. LOST-German Shepherd, vicinity 9 Mill A256485 Mary J. Puckett VI. ClBV Christine, MONTGOMERY James and Pucketr jr.

Divorce. Irene Kukaini (mi Peteriamsli devoted father of Janis, Valcns and 154 Giimour. Morrow, gin. RAHM Carl and lois. 611 Roebling A256486 Federal Nat Mtg.

Assn. vs. veita Kukainis; Tuesday, April 20. SIEBER Harold W. Frady, et al.

For $15,963. 1971 1 residence, 2297 Harrison bov and qirl. and Davis. 752 7834. GIBBEMEYER John and Mary.

3332 Jacob beloved husband of Sara I age 57 years. Visitation Fri A256487 Shirley A. Lykini vs. Ollil Lvkins. Divorce.

A256488 Linda Carr vs. William day from 7-9 P. M. at the Bolton -Black and "Hen-den" white mate cat. XII 3M.Q3S9 Pwerf, LAKES Luther ind Brendi.

4220 Pitts bov. Jrornrjt'a fori, ana Lunslord Funeral Home. 3042 Harrison Westwood. Funeral Carr. Divorce.

Sieber (nee Duncan), devoted father, LOST of Mary Elizabeth and Robert Sia- JIT" ber and Mrs. Janet Daly, also seven grandchildren; Friday, April 23, A256489 Leonard Hatcher vt. Nina MOFFORD Robert and Deborah, 410 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES services Saturday at II A. M. at Hatcher.

Divorce. Hillside Chapel. 525 Dixmvth Ave. Sycamore New Kicnmona, ooy. SKINNER Ronald and Kathy, 2810 W.

A256490 Federal Natl Mtq. Assn. vi. Junior C. Mills, et al.

For $9006. ivi; rvsioence, 1 1 J4 Bioominqoail mM Avi. Mass of thi Resurrection. AAACON PAYS PART GAS Guardian Anqels Chyrch Monday, Dfiv, ut economical way to get BAUMBACII It is requested that memorials be made to thi Latvian Center Garez-en, in cart of Bolton and lunsford Galbraith ooy. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL APRIL 7.

1971 funeral rtomi. 8-alil. Ointrt bJl-AAA. Edward beloved husband of Catherine 8aumbach (nee Hunt), dear brother of Arthur and William B52 Stratofortresses blasted targets In the A Shau Valley in advance of a long expected offensive through the area along the Laotian border. Funeral Home.

2050 Beechmont METZGER Edward and Judith, 4600 A256491 Treasurer of Hamilton Coun-ty vs. Marvin Harrison et al. For $654. A256492 Same vs. Anna Cuttadauro, It al.

For $681. A256493 Same vs. Glodi Realty Co. for $1785. Mt.

Washington. Monday, oaumpachj Thursday. April 22. LI I ILEFAGE A. M.

10 1:13 M. Delhi, boy. ROACH Dale and Kathleen. 326 Cooper oirl. Terence V.

beloved husband of me late cnen urtmann liltlepeqe AUTO DRIVEAWAY Cart toi I. Den. ver. Wmston-Selem. N.C.; Rochester, N.

Medford, Oreg. 6218384. YOU FLY We'll deliver your car. ICC licensed. Insured.

Bonded, tow rates, offices In 60 cities. AAACON AUTO TRANSPORT. 307 E. 4th St. Never closed.

R. E. Finn. Aoent. 621-4744.

CARMEN John and Deborah, 3405 Tel SLACKE A256494 Donna Kay Rubin VI. How. ard Rubin. Divorce. Devoted father of Mrs.

James (Viola) Farrell, Mrs. Wade (Kay) Daniel beloved son of the lata 1971; it his residence, 456 Mam Ft. Thomas, Ky. Prayers it Muehlenkamp-Erschell Newport Funeral Home, 835 York Monday, at 9 30 A. M.

Mast of the Resur-r 1 1 St. Francis da Sales Church, at 10 A. M. Visitation, 4 to 9 P. M.

Sunday. A256495 Federal National Mortqaqe Alois ind Anna O'Dowd Slacki; Crisis Feared Assn. vi. Earl Edwards it a I. For $12, 748 ford, qirl.

RICHIE James and Alice, 1049 Clear- brnok boy. LAMBERT Patrick and Bonnia lee, 125 Highland, Ft. Thomas. girl. BLACK Frank and Diana Statellne Trailer Harrison, Ohio 45030, oirl.

A256496 Same vs. Elmer W. Collini at al. For SI4 482. FARM AND PRODUCE A256497 Same vi.

Dougloi LaCotti BOX It al. For $13,864. MRAWBtRRY PLANTS Pocahontas, WHITE Bert and Betty, 2275 5t. Rt. lewit, lerence jr.

ana Kenneth lit-tlepege and Fred and Mervin Cable. Also survived by 23 qrandchildren 26 greatgrandchildren. Brother of lewit Litllepaoe and James Randall. Suddenly Wednesday. April 21, 1971.

Residence, 1950 Sundale North College Hill. Age 79 yean. Funeral services at the Neid-hard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Saturday, April 24 at 9:30 A. M.

Friends may call Friday 4-9 P. M. A256498 Christine A. McBsidqi vs. Stella Balrhisir et al.

Partition of Tinn. Bieuty. Sun Crop, Blekemori, Jones beloved husband of Juanita Price Box, beloved lather 132. Goshen, Ohio 45122. bov.

TEKULVE lavni and Carole, 4664 Far- Sunrise end Dixie land. S4 per 100, oear Brother ot Mrs. tdwerd (Mick-ie) Wingerter; dear friend of Mrt. Luella and Paul Nelson; also survived by three nieces and one nephew; Thursday, April 22. 1971 residence, 2539 South Rd.

Friendt may call at the Seifert-Hardig Funeral Home, Monitor and Parkland Savler Park, Sunday, 3 to 8 f. m. Mass of the Resurrection, Our ady of Visitation Church Monday, April 26, at 10 A. M. Memorial contributions mav be made to the Catholic Federation for Retarded Children or the Hamilton County real estate.

of buqeni L. Box ind Mrs. Edward A256499 Carolyn I. Bolton vs. Grant SIS per 500.

125 per 1000. All prices FOB at SCHNEiDtR 1 Orchard, O.d Stan A. (Mary) Cook, also survived by E. Bo ton. Divorce.

Fights Nixon tix qranocniioren, brother ot Roy Goldwater Curbs On A265600 Lonnie Clark vs. Janet CAMPHELl Harold and Mary A 2704 E. Twoir boy. SCHNEiDtR David and Jeanna, 2484 Queen City boy. WE DON Richard md lontti.

6719 n. box; weanesoav. April 21, ivi, residence. 6931 Bremble Mad) HOUSES FOR SAtI 1 ton Place. Service at the Bamber Winkler Clark.

Divorce. A25650I American Management, Inc. vi. Francis J. Samuels et al.

For $1400. A256502 Jo Ann Casper vs. Dana E. CesDtr. Divorce.

MOENMNGER Funeral Home, 301 1 Woodburn Saturday, April 24. at 10 A. M. No visitation. CARMICHAEL Council for Reterded Children.

Member of the K. of C. JTI23I. lawr- A256504 Charlotte Harris vs. Robert Harris.

Divorce. A256504 Delta Myers vt. Dolores Ludwiq, beloved husband of Anna Moenninger (nea Agncola); dear brother of Mrs. Attelea Bruemng, Efizabeth and Romus Moenninger; Wednesdey, April 21, 1971; residence, 2312 Moerlein Avi. Friends enceourg, and Miller Stockton Post American legion.

Cloves, Ohio. husband of H. Graham, beloved Gertrude Warrington Carmichael. STUCKENBERG may can at Nurre Bros. Funeral Home 345 W.

McMillan Clifton. Friday 4 to 9 P. M. Mass of Henry husbend of Emma (nee DUia Florence. boy.

Divorces Granted Bowman, Mary 27 2561 Belhav-m waitress, from Darrell 28, 1369 Avon Place, warehouse foramen. Campbell, Linda, 21, 1 18 W. Liberty from Chester, 26, 308 Sekitan Addyston, bartender. Carrinqton, Glenda, 19, 4970 Goshen Goshen, Ohio, machine operator, from Dana, 21, 4014 S. Madi ton order clerk.

Chambers, lorefll 8001 Hamilton from Lonnie, 58 CO 801 Evans machine operator. duller, Harold 27, 139 W.Ben. AMBLRLEY SPRING BEAUTY on oroftsiionsilly Uodtctotd around, elegant living room and dining room; 5 btdroomi, possibly 3 btbi; oltv room; ultr-moorn kitchen ni brek(st room; central air-condition, mg. fine for family living and entertaining. For appointment call, ton HE KAN It 961-6788, 221-6000 W66D RmltyCoww Heinricb-Fifleyl Stuckenberg, father of Oscar Stuckenberg and Mrs.

Jo- the Resurrection, St. George Church, Saturday, April 24, at 9 A. M. Member of Catholic Kniqhtt of; devoted father of Hugh G. Carmichael.

Hamilton. Ohio, brother of Mrs. C. W. Baker.

Clifton. Cincinnati, and Mrs. Archer Hobson. Alexandria. Va.r Wednesday.

April 21. 1971 1 residence. 241 loraine Cincinnati. No visitation. Private funeral services Trinity Episcopal Church.

Hamilton. Ohio. Cremation Hillside Crwoel. Cincinnati. unio ang orrickievers Union 18 tepn itserrnat Dubois, all of Hamilton, brother of Mrs.

Ray Conners and George Stuckenberg, both of Cincinnati, two grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, all of Hamil. ton; age 95 years; residence, 232 ludlow Hamilton; died Thursday, April 22, 1971. Funeral Mast from Colligan Funeral Home, 437 5. Third Hamilton, Monday morn FASOLD Elizabeth dear sitter of Mrs. Barbara I lis, Mrs.

Anna Brindli, MOTHERSOLE Thomas beloved husband of Ruth Mothersole (nee Megee), devoted father of Thomas h. and John E. Mothersole; residence. No. I Wild Wood Milford; suddenly, Wednesday, April 21, 191 his 52nd year.

Services. Trinity AMBERLEY VILLAGE Arborcmsf Dr. ENTERTJUN WITH PRIDE Cannedy. Complaint to perpetuate testimony. A 2 56505 Reedii Oden Jr.

vi. Deborah I. Oden. Divorce. A 256506 Donald Pribbli vs.

Dolores Pribble. Divorce. A256507 Kenneth E. Blair vs. Jacqueline Blair.

Divorce. A256508 Metropolitan life Ins. Co. vs. Joe Livsey et al.

For $24,762. A256509 Isabelle Loncharte vs. Robert Lonrharte. Divorse. A2565I0 Kewneer Co.

vs. Queen City Glass Co. Inc. For $19,584 end appointment of a receiver. A565I I lonnie C.

Early vs. Board of Review and Adm. Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and Recto Molded Products, Inc. Appeal. A256512 Lewrence Glaser vs.

Civil Service Commission, et al. Appeal. A2565I3 Shirley Johnson vs. Ralph Johnson. Divorce.

A256514 Sharon Ann Davis vi. Ron-lid V. Davii. Divorce. A256515 Harry D.

Fuhrmin vl. Dorothy Fuhrman. Divorce. A256516 Robert Walsh vs. Helen Thoma.

For $25,000. A2565I7 Patricia 0'Herron vi. Edward 0'Herron. Divorce. A2565I8 Sonia C.

Reynoldi vi. Thorn- ion laborer, trom xnonoa Chalmirt Apt. No. 6. Kidd.

Paulini, 34, 2036 Elm Morrow, Ohio, inspector, from Earl, 40, 4310 Franklin fork lift operator. Mimrtv Harrv. 21. 730 Riddle ing, 10 A. M.

Burial in Hamilton. Mrs. Emma Brockman, Rose, Mar yisiranon at the funeral home Sunday from 4 to 8 P. M. qarer ana cowata rauiu, imui.uo,, April 22.

1971; residence, 8367 student, from Betty. 20, 5820 Winresle Maytair Vallevdale. Relatives and friendt ere invited to attend United Methodist Church. Plusml-XRESSLER In this spacious white brick ranch of 3 large bedrooms. 7j baths, beautiful family room plus rrany more deluxe features including CENTRAL AIR and HEATED $VIM-MiNG POOL.

Must see tne ins.de to appreciate. PETE WEBER-791-2700 memorial service at Carthaqo Unit 24. at ib A. M. 'Visitation 'at thi ed Church of Christ, 7506 Anthony church from 9 A.

M. until thi hour Noth. Richard, 44, 2540 Beekmen machinist, from Harriet, 33. 6ber. Georqe 30, 1719 First from Virginia 28, 1080 Woodlewn Ave Pullman.

Barbara Jean, 31, 2538 On of service. Remembrances mav be Hatha (nee Lewis, beloved wife of the lite William Tnsslir, devoted mother ot urvnie C. i reis er, ueer qrindmother of Mrs. Jean Metteni, Mrs. Joan Lancaster and Mrs.

Dar-lene Poe, also survived by eight greatgrandchildren; residence, 18 Brentwood PI. fl. Thomas, Friday, April 23. 1971. Services Mon- made to the Trinity United Methodist Church Memorial Fund.

Crover-Hookom in charge. tario from Kenneth 3J, CLINEI 2649 Knight lorn computer opeie- lor. MYERS Roberts, Evelyn 13, juor unest leroy beloved husband gf prod, worker, trom warren oa r.n 3A77 Columbia student. uL c. rU' AMfJtRLEY -Galbraith and Arborcrest.

5 I D. Reynoldi. Divorce. iwi'ni mi inw fcwir bedrooms. 3 baths, pool, laroa recrea- Shova.

Jacqueline. 26, 2070 Taibott Wayne lerthaqe, Monoay, April 26, at 7:30 P. M. If so di-tired, memorial gifts may be directed to Carthaqe United Church of Christ or donors favoriti charity. FREDRICKS Edward dear brother of leona Clifford A.

and Stanley J. Fred-ricks; Thursday, April 22, 1971; at Madeira Beach, formerly of 3906 Eileen Dr. Relatives and friends may attend the Mass of the Resurrection, at St. Mary 'Chruch, Hyde Park Monday at 9 A. M.

No visitation. Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, Pleasant Ridge in charqe. Memorials may be made to your favoriti charity or church. A2556IV Susan foroesi vi.

5PJ Gor venience of thi firmly. No null room. 7913057. manager, from John 26, Etlene don G. Forbess.

Divorce. lion. Hr arrrMintMlt. A255620 John A. Haqqerty vs.

war- Stone. Gordon ii, ioa oonnam AVBERIEY-Enchanting Oomber-bwlV 3-4 bedrooms. Bee Go, 7610910. AMELIA ARE A-3 bedroom ranch. type.

TURNER pattern maker, trom Johnm 0., qaret A. Heqqrety. Divorce. 255621 Virqinia M. Fantettl vs.

Michael A. Fantettl. Divorce. Samuel A 28, 9th and Walnut Sts. beloved fether of Mrt.

Marvin Waten. devoted orandl.th wood burning Mildred Myers; stepbrother or Mrs. Roger (Helen) Warders; Thursday, April 22, 1971; residence, 9073 Willey Harrison, Ohio. Services at the Lull Funeral Home, Broadway and Vine Harrison, Ohio, Monday, April 26 at 2 30 P. M.

Visitation, Sunday in the funeral home from 5 to 9 P. M. If desired memorials may be sent to The Cros-bv United Methodist Church, Church Harrison, Ohio or to the library fund of Bridnetown School. 3900 Race Cinti. 0.

Interment weDO, Linoa, 1 1 1 j. iw of Herbert Turner. Mrs Goeme eouiopefl encnen. 1 baths. Harrison, Ohio, factory, trom Lar ettached oaraoe.

On 1 r.i. li oesemenr, enai Reid, Mrt. Glen Marriage Licenses Ronald Dudley, dear friend of Re ry, 22, Hamilton, unio, tann cieoner. Wintermever, Marie, 69, 11508 Ro-doan (rem Paul 73, 212 E. son assembler.

acre plus lot. $24,400. WILLIAMS REALTY 752-0939. Mitchell Ave. GASTIN Ola Mai.

beloved wife and Mrs. A. H. Johnson, also survived by a host of nieces end neonews, Tuesday, Aoril 20, 1971; residence, 807 Qeyton St. Friends may call Sunday, from 6 to 9 P.

M. at Jamison 8 Jamison Funeral Home, gf Robert Roberts. Gretnei. 3U, ui waiierson In the presidency, argued that when It comes to foreign policy, particularly the authority to make war, the President has constitutional powers that Vhave never been questioned." He warned that any congressional Interference with the President's powers as commander in chief could "utterly demolish" the nation's "dependability as an ally." In a lengthy brief, Goldwater raised the first serious objections to various bills being considered by the committee that would limit the President's ability to commit American troops to foreign hostilities without congressional consent. Goldwater, a political descendant of the Taft-Brlcker wing of the Republican Party, was defending the presidential warmaklng powers over the foreign policy powers of Congress, which were being championed by such liberals as Sea Jacob K.

Javlts (R-N. Under the Javits bill, the President, in the absence of a declaration of war, could not undertake foreign hostilities except to repel an attack on the United States or on American troops stationed abroad, to protect the lives of Americans abroad, or to comply with a treaty commitment. In such contingencies, the President could not, under the bill, continue the military action for more than 30 days without obtaining congressional approval. The Javits bill, Goldwater contended, would "leave the United States helpless to prevent the annihilation of Israel," would "emasculate NATO, "would" unwittingly allow a military Congress to Initiate a nuclear holocaust "and" may incite one of the gravest constitutional crises In American history." As Goldwater continued to raise objections, Javits finally said: "You are opposed to this bill because you have less faith In Congress than you have In the presidency." "To be quite frank, you are right," Goldwater replied. New Haven Cemetery, Harmon.

JC) New York Times Service WASHINGTON Sen. Barry Jfcoldwater told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Friday that jroposals to Impose legislative re-nrictio'ns' on the President's war-naklng 'powers were "improper, mwlse and perhaps illegal." Goldwater, from Arizona, who as a leader of Republican conservatives has frequently criticized the concentration of domestic powers $25,000 Is Only Bid For Squaw Valley SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) A son of the late Adlal Stevenson offered Friday to buy Squaw Valley, site or 1960 Winter Olympic Games; "Trom the State of California fof $25,000. The 6ld, the only one received, was submitted by John Fell Stevenson, a San Francisco investor and -avid skier. The state can reject it.

ft was well under what state officials hoped to get for the Olympic complex consisting of 1220 acres of choice valley and ski run lands, the former Olympic village hotel and other buildings. The area Just west of Lake Tah-oe Squaw Valley State Recreation Area, run by the state at a loss of $200,000 to $300,000 a year sinfe the 1960 winter games where the U. S. hockey team won a stunning, victory and Carol Helss won the Jlgure-skating gold medal. Stevenson was present In the State Resources Building auditorium when the single bid was opened by William Penn Mott the state parks and recreation chief.

Btlt he and a companion slipped out before newsmen could question- him. uastm. devoted mother of Joan trom ROBf RT 32, 4201 Walter- AMELIA JUST REDUCED. 1. acre.

4-bedroom home, base. mint, garage, fruit trees, 819.. 500. ANNETTE CERTO, 752-4072. AUCHER 753-4500 lot.

dear arandmother of Vincent llliad Pilot, also survived bv om aunt and host of cousinsi Thursday. NOBLE April 22, 1971; residence, 946 1 noomns west end. Funeral service, Monday at 10 A. M. from Belnlehem Baptist Church, Rev.

A. H. Johnson, officiating. Burial, Union Baptist Cemetery. John, beloved husband of Elizabeth Noble (nee Emack), devoted father of thi late John Noble dear AMELIA AREA-ApproK.

10 ecres level ground, 2 0 country home. S26 800. 753-5174. Dana Avi. Friends may call Sunday from 6 to 9 P.

M. at Jamison and Jamison Funeral Home, 3437 Mont-cjomery Evanston. Funeral service Monday, at I P. M. from thi Ellis, Clifford, 42, HJO section machine operator, from Arleni, 38, 2220 Wheeler St.

Emery. Carletta, 26, 5461 Garden-view from Charlei 28, 724 Riddle assembler. Farrit, JoAnn, 17, 2456 Eastern from Thomas 19, 1427 Thompton Heights roofer. Howard, Pameli 20, 7721 Glen-dele-Milford tales, from Ricardo 19, 448 Ballyclari Ter. Keeton, Haiti, 51, 263 Avaloni from Lucien, 61.

grandfather of thi late John III. dear father-in-law of Mrs. XI LEK Dorothy M. residence 7, Jerry W. Shotti, 21, 375 Marburg U.

S. Air Force, ind Darla Clutter, 21. 3975 Marburq Ave. Glenn T. Waller.

18, 1179 Atwood U. S. Marine and fntoi-nette Kinq, 19, YWCA, Ninth 8 Walnut clerk typist. loull Wagqal, 6W, 5410 Montgomery retired, and Etta Mai Greene, 56, 7109 Maple cashier. William A.

Brauich, 26, 4031 Lands-downe Deer Park, laboratory technician, and Donna M. Crea. 23, 1478 Larry Jo lervici represen- ''oav'id A. Frfiensy. 22.

Mt. Carmel, student, and Molly Jean French, 21, 422 Considine student. Melvin I. Voqel. 23, 3068 S.

Heqry shippinq clerk, and Karol Ann Koehler, 22 2972 Werk clerical. Georqe W. Reynolds, 40, 3834 Llewellyn concrete mason, and Mvretha Kimball, 21, 3834 ILewevllyn Ave. Richard P. Novokov, 29.

6245 Dawes and Mary C. Schrand, 27, 6245 Dawes Ln. Carl Sims III, 22, Middletown. Avon Place, Ft. Thomas, Bethelham Baptist Church.

Rev. A. H. Johnson. Pastor.

Burial, Union Wednesday. April 21, 1971. ser-vice Monday. April 26 at the Dob- hlinn Funeral Home Ft. Thomas at 2 P.

M. Visitation. Sunday from 3 to 8 P. M. Baptist Cemetery.

GRONEFELD George Herman, beloved husband of the late Philomenia Groneteld (nee Pund), devoted father uf Mrs. Dolores Studer. Mrs. V.anhe Fwhn Miriam ind Robert Grone'eld, also survived by II grandem Idren 21 great-grandchildren; fhur lay, April 22. 1971; residence.

646 Crescent Or. Richard husband of Torn Atkinson Tyler, father of Torri Cir-ol Tyler md Richard Frednc (Toby) Tyler, son of Mrs. Hiram M. Tyler of Georgetown Ohio, brother of Mrs. Edward Zambelli of Orlando Florida and Mrs.

Chase Purdon Jr Friday, April 23, 1971; residence. 2831 Ambertide Place. Friends may call it thi W. Mack Johnson Funeral Homi, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills, Sunday from 5 to 7 P.

M. Service at Spring Grove Chapel, Monday, April 26, at II A. M. Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, if desired, HO ID, Lucille 4U, HJI itiuion maneqer, from Elbert 42, Bafavia, Ohio, manager. love, Barbara 22, 5705 Valley View operator, from Jerry 24, 1936 Compton musician.

Neighbors, Thomas, 24, 225 Parkway from EVA Marie, 21. Peril Ramos, Sheryl, 25, 3627 Mich. OLDFIELD Albert beloved husband ol Jeanne Oldfield (nee Aikmsl, devoted father of Cinda Oldliild. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oldfield, brother of Mrs. Judy Thoroman, Lenny and James Cooper, Fridav, Aoril 23. 1971.

residence. 5583 Wild Rose Lane. Milford. Ohio. loan bar maid, from Heriberto, 99 Cnlianhus.

Ohio. student, and Barbara A. Kelly, 21, 6547 ANDERSON HAWK STONE OR. WE'RE GROWING AGAIN! Construction has begun on soma excifmq new colon. al homes on Hatvttslont Drive 1 of the nicest neighborhoods in Anderson Township.

We invite you to call for an appointment to see the plans and construction sites of those horrjps which are underwavt 4 and 5 bedroom traditional and New Enalend colonials with ami ly rooms and dtns. The prices ere well under $45,000. mekino Hawkitona Drive the best value available in a timoly superb location. Open Sunday 2-5 Drivi out to Hawkstone Orive off Salem west of Sullon (toward Kellogg Ave.) LIBBY MOTT 321-1009. 96 4rv0 RUTH WEIUXGMOFF 321-3108.

961-4090 Covinqton, Ky. i ae 75 yeerr. Funeral Monday, April 26. from the Middendorf Funeral Hnrre, 917 Analn Covington, 8:30 A. M.

Funeral Mast, St. Aloysius Church, Utterback, Betty, 28 4217 Mad Anthony waitress, from Archil, 31, Alison carpenter. Whnht Fornev. 39. 922 Nossay Services Monroe Conner Funeral WEBER 9 A.

M. Interment, Mother of God nome, wilToro, rwonoay, April 40 production, from Willa May, 38, 2718 at 10 A. M. Visitation, Sunday 6 to 9 P. M.

If so desired. 1 Cemetery. HOLLIDAY Park nurse I aide. Barnett, Gne 27, 370 Elberson michine operator, from Mary Ik .1316 Hillllia a Ave. pressions of sympathy may be Dry Ridqe student.

Edward W. Zieverink III, 22, 469 Grand meat cutter, and Mary Ann lletr, 22, 3359 Gerold assistant section head. Greqory I. Winter, 21. 2962 Harrison receivables clerk, and Patricia Susan Fatora, 20.

2042 Emerson Ave service reoresentative. Richard E. lampinq, 41, 140 Sylvia certified public accountant, and Madalvn Conn, 35, 2880 Colonial Ridql teacher. Ralph A. Rossonl.

28, 1235 Chester-dale Rd supervisor, and Ellen M. Kemper. 28, 2 Creekwood Square, secri- made to the Heart Fund. Memorial cards available at the funeral Bonevita, Betty, 36, 4049 Homelewn riavton Louts, beloved husband of home. Ida.

beloved lister of Elenora Weber and the late Carl Weber; Wednesdav, Aoril 21. 1971; residence, 3064 Penrose PI. Relatives and friends are invited to etrend funeral services at Soring Grove Mausoleum Chapel. Saturday at 10:30 A. M.

No visitation Friday. It it earnestly requested that memorials be made to your favorite charity. Chas. A. Miller Som In charge.

i bar maid, from Frank, 37. tailor Carter, Diane 19, 5966 Lester Mrs. Mary Gibson Holliday; at his residence. 1237 Scott Covinaton; fridav. April 23.

1971 age 59 years. Services at the Allison and I clerk, from Joseph 21, Coving ton. manaoer. Creeger, Audrey, 35, 6434 Wiehi RATTERMANN Herbert beloved husband of Bertha (Bert) M. Rattermann (nee Stine); devoted father of William R.

Hillenbrand, Ft, Lauderdale, brother of Mrs. Louise Hanneford of Cincinnati; also survived by two Rose Funeral Home, Robbms St. and Madison Covington, Monday, April 26, at 11 A.M. Interment, Highland Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 ntil 9 P.M.

Sunday, WELCH spooler, from Robert, 38, 6221 Fairhurtt X-ray service. Davis, Jacqueline 26, 305 Hooven Hooven, student, from Richard 29, 5385 Rapid Run grinder operator. Green, laura. 21. 600 Oak Charles A.

Burrouons, n. i-iu' Aquarius area manaoer, and Shir-lev Gilbert. 21. 8796 Cablt salei granocnuoren ana two orear-qrano- rh.Mran. At El I trMiu HOLMES kitchen, from Clarence, 26, Newport, Kv thn chine.

April 23, 1971; residence, 2200 Victory Parkway, Walnut Hills; aqe 77 yean. Friends mav call at the Herbert beloved h', ban of Betty Welch (nee Schocnoverl. devoted father of Joseph, Kenneth, Cerol and Karen Welch, aiso one grandson. Brian Welch; re.iden.v. 2i0 South Riverside Be'avfst Tfurs-day, April 22, 1971 in his 56th year.

Services, Craver-Hookorn Funeral Home. Milford, Monday Anril 26, at 10 30 A M. Visilifion, Sunday. 4 to 9 P. M.

Grubbs, Fern 0., 37, Harrison, facto Imwelle Memorial 4811 Vine ry, trom Carl 54. 315 Jefferson st shoe worker. St. at Washington, St. Bernard, Sunday between 3 and 6 P.

M. Set- vice Monday at the convenience of lowry crane operator, from Don. the fimily. James E. leurck Jr.

19, 5947 Renid Run U. S. Army, end Pamela A. Dornerti, 19, 6314 Blueberry- hllJohn R. Haders III.

22 2336 Nicholson student, and Alexandria J. Sneddon. 20, 2614 Queen City bank teller. Ira E. Mohn 45, 1309 Fourth Reading, assembler, end Nellie Sowder, 33, 2843 Cypress Way, binder.

Gilbert 1. Lincoln 23, West Hartford, U. S. Coast Guard, ind Coralindi H. Cobbl, 23.

6820 Tupelo Lane. Michael I. Grace, 23, Cheverly, na Ji. Lanoefels. Clare 27.

4200 S. George beloved husband of Florence Miller Holmes; dear father of Mrs. Jerome (Betty) ledwin, Mrs. John (Mary lee) Harnist and Charles M. Holmes; dear brother of Albert Holmes: also survived by eight grandchildren; Friday, April 23, 1971; age 65 1410 Knowtton St.

Friends mav call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Nnrthside, Sunday, 4 to 8 P. M.

Mass of the Resurrection, at St. Patrick Church Monday at 930 A. M. Northside Council CI 683 K. of C.

service Sunday it 7:30 P. M. Homer from Robert 31, ROGERS YVISCHER Hoff a Will Testify AEout Teamster Fund George beloved husband of lor- IB48 Bluefieid Place. Meerns, Robin. 21, 1904 Oelwood Place, barbae, from Donald 24, etta Wise her (nee Fette), devoted father of George and Walter E.

ANDERSON TWP. NEW HOMES BUILDER SPECIALS 3 new homes it last years price 4 and bedrooms 2Vi ha thi Overtired paneled family rooms Vj-ecre plus wooded loft Decorator decorat id-custom features Self cleaning double ovens Central air conditioning Tremendous bargains-Oilers considered Builder must CO with 71 boom BILL STEVENS 831-6844 271-7200 Wischer, also survived by crdchildren- Thursday. Ann 11 3624 Marburg Ave. Rowan, DORIS Ann, 32. 5227 Relluk accountinq clerk, from Thomas, 25, Phoenix, Ariz.

Van Nest. Deborah. 22. 700 Maple 1971; age 79 years; residence, 120 Feldmen cold Springs, Ky. Walters beloved ton of Rilles Rogers; dear brother of Mrs.

Mary Barrow and brother-in-law of Robert L. Barrow; also survivid by othir reletives; Wednesday, April 21, 1971; residence. 614 Richmond St. Friends mey ceil Monday, April 26 from 6 lo 9 P. M.

at the Thompson Funeral Home, 820 Lincoln Ave. where funeral service will be 11 A. M. Tuesday. Rev.

C. E. Drummer officiating. Interment, Union Baptist Cemetery. ROMES kiv.

clerk, from Lloyd, 31, 11359 Prayers Muehlenkamp-Erschell Newport Funerel Home. 835 York JACOBS Melissa teacner. Wittrock. Marguerite. 44.

416 Monday, April 26. at 9 A. M. with Mass of Resurrection. St.

John's Mitchell finisher, from William Joseph beloved husband of Anna Jacobs (nee Glasgow), devoted father of Richard W. Jacobs and the late Daniel Jacobs, dear brother of Bob and Edmund Jacobs, Mrs. Church, af 9 30 A. M. Visitation, 3 Vaa, Towmhip Ave.

Rnaers. Kenneth. 45. 110 to 8 M. Sunday.

Holy Name So McMickm mechinist, from Agnes ciety, 7.30 P. M. Sunday. 4H Dorothy Kessel and the late Albert and William Jacobs and Mrs. Flor- Mary Florence, beloved daughter of WOODFORK b'ovd hushand if Mrs.

ANMOUNCEMEfITS ntim Mescher, dear grandfather of Lisa Anna and Richard C. Jacobs; Thursday, April 22. 1971; resi Itiriine wwitrorK oevo.eo Dtrme Edward W. and Caroline Brwmkel Romes; devoted sister of Mrs. Rita Gropp, Mrs.

Mary Toerner, Mildred and Elmer Romes; passed away Fri of Vrj. Oollve rinninnhm, dence, 2230 Flora age 60 Oroia Jon of LouisvilU, Kv. KELSCH 531-0105 WITT, GOOD FUNERAL HOME 3026 MADISON RD. years. Visitation Sunday from 3 to and Miss Jean Kllv of alto survived bv nieres.

nnhi 6 P. M. at the Boltonlunslord Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison knderson Two. and o'h reUtivMi ThurdAiv, Ao'il S2690O Westwood. Masi of the Resurrection salesman, ara oaruare nukiui, 1234 Meadowbriqht registered nure.

Kenneth C. Creech, 21, 5150 North Bend credit and claims manaoer, and Theresa Gibbons, 20, 3620 Gailynn student. William H. Watson, 26. 6415 Hasler cost accountant, and Oenielli lee Buop, 23, 61 Cfntsworth clerk tvpisf.

Devid J. Boatwrtqht, 33. 11335 llopleman process enqineer, and Mary S. Armbruster. 28.

1 1335 lip-pieman desioner. John H. Morqan, 22, 4152 Kalsch Inspector, and Janet Block, 21, 3766 Jessuo clerical. Edward W. Nickel.

34, 1408 Koeniq police officer, and Joyce Ann Norvell, 32, 1899 Reading book' keener. Anthony J. Armstrong, 27, 5BI4 Rhode Island service technician, and Marilyn I. Wood, 25, 3559 Creek secretory. Charles W.

Kindt 27 319 Terrace research associate, and Ulla H. O'Grady. 26, 874 Lafayitti pedietriclen. Bend cirpenter, md Karen M. Harold E.

Jilton, 24, 1127 North Rumoke, 21. 3679 Creitnoll licensed oractical nurse. Jay E. McCosh. 34.

101 Mllla Wvommq, Insurance talesmen, end Kay Turnun, 35 200 E. Galbraith secretary. day, April 23, 1971; at residence, 2654 Cedar Brook Gold Manor, Mass of the Resurrection Monday, April 26 at our Mother of Sorrow Church at 9:30 A. M. No visitation.

RIediinqer-lemen Funeral Home, 1309 California Bond Hill. Contributions may be made to the Leukemia Fund. 22, 1971 revdenc. 6716 Moll lane, friends mav cll Sunday from 6 to 9 P. M.

at Jamison A Jamison York Times Service WASHINGTON James R. Hof-fa, imprisoned head of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, will be -moved to New York over the weekend from his cell at the Lewisbufg Penitentiary in Pennsylvania la testify before a federal grand Ifiiry investigating alleged improprieties involving the teamsters pension fund. Government sources report that Hoffa will be moved from Lewis-burg to the Federal House of Detention 1n Greenwich Village to await a'one-day appearance Monday oi" Tuesday. The government has obtained a writ of habeas corpus directing the move, according to the sources. It Is a reasonable Inference, they said, although not a certainty, that since the government is taking the trouble to move Hoffa and take him before the Jury, he will answer questions substantively, not plead his right against self-incrimination.

A SOURCE CLOSE to the case said that several people within the department fought unsuccessfully against calling Hoffa before the grand Jury. The source who asked not to be identified, said that these people felt that calling Hoffa would only serve to free the union leader from further criminal prosecution and might be part of a plan to commute his sentence. Officials of the department vigorously deny that this Is the case. at St. Monica Church, Monday, it 9:30 A.

M. Funeral Home, 34T Mnntoemery 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS Great house for orowinq family -thu all brick cape cod Is only 5 veers old in better than new condition, eauiooed kitchen, full Imm men oaraoe. fenced yard. Mini see to aooreciarte. CHEVIOT PAIRMOUNT DELHI HILLS Evanston, where 'neni sr.

vice wilt be hld Mndv af 1 1 A M. Rev, I. V. Rfw officiating Burial Union Baptist Cemetery, WrtJ War I V.teraa 1824 Westwood 921-1500 3425 Harrison 661-0833 4619 Delhi Pike 92 1 -01 10 PAT F80NK WtHrf II Veteran VORHIS Funeral Homes KNUCKLES William, beloved husband of Marv Nuckles (nee Best, devoted father of Deborah Collins, William and Robert Nuckles. elso survived bv one stepchild.

John Whitnev, his mother, Mrs. Harold Shields, his father, Mershall Nuckles, two sisters, four brothers and two steo-orndchildren. Fridav. Aoril 23 197), residence 6074 Deerf.eid Loveland, Ohio. Services, Mon-roe-CoDher Funeral Home, Milford.

Monday, Anril 26, It I P. M. Visitation Sunday, 6 to 9 P. M. CLINEI lOCKLANO.

OHIO 821-0062 NORWOOD. OHIO 6JI-4884 MONUMENTS Al SCHUTZ Charlei, husband of the late Berti Weiss Schutr; devoted falher 01 Cherlet W. Schuti; dear grendfath er of Catherine Ann end Susan Louise Schuti; Thursday, April 22, 1971; residence, 6244 KinceidRd Pleasant Ridge. Friends may call Sunday, 4 to 8 P. M.

al the Stan-lev High Funerel Home, 6546 Montgomery Rd. Service, Monday, 10:31 A. M. SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. CRAVF MARKERS AND MONUVtNTS WEII.

ltaaaL mi fttunfec road ANblRSON TWP -Sherwood Forest. Foe- -ele or rent with option fsuy 7 room 3 bedrooms, 2' betsss. Low 301. Must move. By Owner, 232-3366.

900 READ i NO 961 7820.