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under way preparatory to next month's election of officers by the new board. Ernest F. Jones, executive vice News BULLETIN BOARD Builders Exchange Balloting Under Way Mail balloting for directors of which has its headquarters on the Dayton Builders exchange is Embury Park Rd. Livestock Market STOCKYARDS. May 21, 1965.

Receipts: 100-25c higher. lbs. SUC-230-275 lbs. 20.90 21.75 275-300 lbs. and 19.90 19.90 down 20.90 up 180-200 lbs.

20.90 21.65 160-180 lbs. 19.50 20.90 160 lbs. down 18.40 down Light sows 16.50@017.50 Heavy SOWS 15.00 16.50 Boars 13.00 down CALVES Choice 30.00€35.00 Good to choice' 25.00030.00 Medium 20.00 25.00 Common 15.00@19.00 CATTLE Choice, to steers choice 24.50 23.00 00 024.50 25.50 Stand. and commer. 19.00@21.50 Choice heifers 22.50 23.50 to choice heifers 21.00€22.50 Standard heifers 18.00€20.50 Heavy bulls Light Bulls 18.00 Commercial cows 12.00 down Cows.

good 13.50@15.00 Utility 12.00 13.50 LAMBS Good to Choice $22.00 Medium to Good 25.00€30.00 Common to Medium 16.00 18.00 Bucks 5.00 down 60 Sales a Year Urged For Top Insurance Men An insurance salesman must get at least 60 sales a year, to reach the hoped-for million dollar goal, William T. Earls of Cincinnati told the state convention of the Ohio Association of Life Underwriters here today. Earls, general agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Cincinnati and Dayton, told some 300 delegates at the Sheraton-Dayton hotel that the only way to reach the goal is 1 by working. THE FORMER chairman of the Million Dollar Round Table, the industry's top sales organiza- GOP Plans Education Hearings president, said the new board probably will meet in mid-June to elect officers, including a cessor for Ray Ziegler, president.

FIVE DIRECTORS from a list of 10 nominees will be elected by mail for three-year to serve on the board along with hold-over directors. Nominees include: general contractor group-LaVon Detwiler and J. W. Missall; sub-contractor group--Edward Jauch, Don denhall, Ed York and Harry Wright; material and group--A. P.

Evans and W. H. Strautman, and financial group -P. E. Mueller and P.

E. Thomas. Kent Ewing and Pat Yount are candidates for a post on the building management committee for the construction organization, Special to The Daily News WASHINGTON, May 21 The House Republican conference anpounced today that its Task Force Education headed by Rep. Albert H. Quie (R-Minn.) will hold public hearings on how to meet the rising costs of higher education Monday in New York City.

Rep. Quie stated, "A wide range of complex problems threaten our whole system of higher education, and unless meaningful steps are taken now to insure that more of our nation's young are able to complete college and university training, the future of the United States at home and abroad could be put in needless jeopardy." HE SAID school construction, recruitment, training salaries of teachers, public and private assistance to students and faculty and many other problems need attention. "The immediate goal of the New York hearings is to examine the financial burden that college and university education now places upon millions of American families, and to determine if the federal government can assist parents and students alike in reducing the frequently overwhelming cost of this vital investment," he said. tion, said only about 1 per cent of underwriters write $1 million sales a year. Earls stressed that a salesman should write at least $500,000 a year to make a decent living, pointing out that there is now a better acceptance of the industry by the public.

He said starting age for most insurance salesmen is 27 to 28 years. "They have got to be good to start younger," Earls stated. The two-day convention wound up this afternoon with election of officers and a panel discussion. 17 SOLDIERS FAINT; OUT OF PRACTICE ALDERSHOT, England May 21 (UPI) Seventeen soldiers of the Royal Engineers fainted on parade yesterday during a ceremony in which the freedom of the borough was conferred on the regiment. Said a sergeant, "Don't be too hard on our men they're really quite fit but they get SO little ceremonial now that they don't know how to relax their Anti-Poverty Workshop Set An all-afternoon anti-poverty workshop wlil be part of the Community Welfare Council annual meeting, which will begin at noon June 2 in the Dayton Inn.

The luncheon session will include an annual report and election of officers. The anti-poverty sessions will start at 1:45 p.m. and continue through 5 p.m. Groups will discuss the relationships to anti-poverty programs of: governing boards, education, public agencies, private agencies, juvenile delinquency, the aged, pre-schoolers, work retraining, unmarried parenthood, church and mental health. Child Conservationists Will Hear Mrs.

Hayes Some 1500 members of the southwest district of the Child Conservation leagues will be represented when a day-long conference is held tomorrow at the Imperial House South. Mrs. Woody Hayes, wife of the Ohio State university football coach, will speak at the afternoon session. Hosting the convention will be the Centerville federation of CCL. Mrs.

Charles Ackley is outgoing president and Mrs. Hosket will head the group for the coming year. MRS. JAMES Zimmerman is president of the southwest district. In Ohio some 18,000 Deaths and Funerals CUNNINGHAM, Mrs.

Billie Magill Thursday. Serv28, of 1134 Wisconsin ices 2:30 p.m. Saturday. (R. C.

Thursday. Services 1:30 p.m. Nein and Sons) Monday. (Bowman, CARTHAGENA Rev. Charles Hoover Ave.) Babitt, CPPS, 63, formerly chapELLIS, Mrs.

Mildred 56, of lain at St. Elizabeth hospital, 36 Drake Thursday. Dayton, Wednesday. Services 10 Services 9 a.m. Monday, a.m.

Monday, St. Charles semiCorpus Christi Catholic. nary. (Marker Heller) COVINGTON Mrs. Lucretia GORDON, Mrs.

Violet 51, of May Arnett, 80, of RR 1, Wednes601 Infirmary Wednes-, Services 2 p.m. tomorrow. day. Services 1:30 p.m. Mon- (Routzahn) day.

(Miller) DEGRAFF-J. Wilbur Detrick, GROSJEAN, Kenneth 66, of 50, of RR 2, yesterday. 3748 Claybourne p.m. tomorrow, Stony SerVices, ing, Thursday, Services 10 Church of the Brethren. (Rexer) a.m.

Monday. (Tobias) FRANKLIN-Claude C. Barker, HAWLEY, Earl 69, of 147 W. 63, of Greencastle, formerly Fifth Thursday. (Hoyne, of Franklin, Wednesday.

Services Third St.) 1 p.m. tomorrow. (Unglesby) KAIN, Robert 74, formerly FRANKLIN Martha Dennis, of Dayton, Wednesday, Stu- 88, formerly of Franklin, Thursart, Fla. Services were to be day in Hamilton. Services 10 a.m.

there Friday. Monday. (Eaton) KEEFE, William 79, of 1337 JAMESTOWN-Mary F. Doster, Creighton. Thursday.

64, of N. Lime yesterday. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday. Private services 2 p.m.

tomor(Schlientz Moore) row. (Powers) LOIKOC, Andrew, 74, of 216 Wilt- MIDDLETOWN Carl Scianshire Oakwood, Thurs- namblo, 83, of 1815 Sherman day. Services 9 a.m. Monday, Wednesday. Requiem high St.

Adalbert Catholic. (Ma- mass 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, Holy getti) Trinity church. (Schramm) McLEMORE, Terry infant OXFORD Estel E. (Jack) son of Lorene McLemore, 2541 Hurley, 52, of nearby Peoria, Home Thursday.

Wednesday. Services 2 p.m, toside services noon Saturday, morrow. (Marshall-Smith) Greencastle (Bow- Mrs. Ina May Maxfield, 82, man, Hoover Ave.) Services tomorrow Wednesday. NISWANDER, Mrs.

Luella, 86, in Phoenix, N.Y. formerly of Dayton, PIQUA-Mrs. Myrtle Ebersole Thursday, Otterbein. Services Crider, 82, of 520 Ann here 10:30 a.m. Monday.

Wednesday. Services 2 (Carrito- gan) day, Church of the Nazarene. PRATHER, Dr. Frank 61, (Madison) formerly of Dayton, Thurs- Lloyd Willis, 62, of 1001 day, Milford, Mich. Services Park Wednesday.

(Suber, there 3 p.m. Saturday, St. Fletcher) George's Episcopal. Rich- Walter F. Mowery 51, of 111 ardson-Bird, Milford) Postle Columbus, formerly SILVERTHORN, Dale 61, of of Piqua, yesterday.

Services 10 2528 Roanoke Oakwood, a.m, tomorrow Piqua St. Marys Thursday. Services 1:30 p.m. church. (Melcher) Saturday.

(Routsong) ROSSBURG-Gerald C. Lenker, SMALL, Mrs. Louise, 85, of the 63, yesterday. Services 2 p.m. toNelson Nursing home, Thurs- morrow, Pleasant Valley Church day.

Services 9 a.m. Monday, of the Brethren. (Oliver, AnHoly Trinity Catholic. (West- sonia) brock) TRoY. Mrs.

Mildred Norris, SPRENG, Mrs. Corrine 71, of 65, of 117 E. West yesterday. 1041 Weng Friday. Services 2 p.m.

tomorrow. (Irvin(Tobias) Deeter) VERSAILLES Mrs. Vinnie Southwest Ohio Viola Hile, 90, of 835 E. Wood Wednesday. Services 2 p.m.

CAMDEN-Thomas J. Gray, 41, tomorrow, (Miller-Hill) Dote from U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 40 50 50 60 60 Rain Showers Snow FORECAST Florales Figures Show Law Temperatures Expected 70 Until Saturday Morning Isolated Precipitation Not Indicated- Consult Local Warm, Wet Tomorrow As Cold Front Hits A high pressure area over the New England region is expected to drift on out into the Atlantic by tomorrow morning. A cold front was cutting across Minnesota and Nebraska this morning. It is moving eastward and is expected to reach about the position shown on the forecast map by tomorrow morning.

WITH ITS approach, showers are expected to set in here, probably late tonight. They will become more prevalent tomorrow, according to the weatherman. It will be rather warm tomorrow with the Dayton area in the warm sector, as shown. A high of 84 is predicted. By Sunday the front will have passed through the Dayton area.

So it should be fair and a little cooler with high temperatures in the mid-70s. Forecast DAYTON AND VICINTY- Fair and warmer today. High of 84. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday, with scattered thundershowers beginning late tonight. Not so cool tonight.

Low of 62. High Saturday 84. OHIO- -Mostly sunny and warmer today, high 75-84. Increasing cloudiness tonight and partly cloudy Saturday. Showers and thundershowers developing and affecting 50 per cent of south late tonight and Saturday and 50 per cent of north Saturday, Not as cool tonight, low 55-64.

NATIONAL Rain Friday night over the eastern half of the nation with ception of the mid and north Atlantic states. It will be fair otherwise in the nation and cooler in the north and central Plateau and the north Atlantic Coast. Milder temperatures are forecast for the Lakes region. KENTUCKY-Cloudy to partly cloudy today through Saturday, with showers and thundershowers affecting around 60 per cent of east half and 25 per cent of west half mainly during the afternoon and evening, Little change in temperatures. High today 76-84.

Lows tonight 54-66. INDIANA--Partly cloudy, widely scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Turning cooler north Saturday. High today 78-84. Low tonight 56-65.

LOWER MICHIGAN-Fair this morn- TOP RED SPY TALKS 'Fooled America 5 Years' Russian master spy spy in the United States, under Col. Abel. Gordon Lonsdale, imprisoned in England in "It was all so easy," says Lonsdale (real 1961 and released three name, Molody). He says he ran, unquesin years later exchange deal, had clandestine radio, recruiting informants, to East Berlin tioned, across the country, operating an passing messages to from set up his network until he finally left fend other spies, in London in 1955. Canada and then to England.

Now, for the first he reveals that for "I Fooled America for Five Years." time, the five previous years His flabbergasting story begins in Monhe was the No. 2 Soviet Lonsdale day's editions. You Get MORE News in The Daily News Cable System Going Underground CLEVELAND, May 21 UP). Construction has been started on a bomb resistant, underground communications center at Weymouth, about 15 miles south of here by the American Telephone Telegraph Co. The reportedly is going underground to make its lines less vulnerable to military attack or storm damage.

THE CENTER, to be built on two floors, will be part of an $82 million coasts-to-coast cable system. Scheduled for service next year, the system will exfrom Chesterland, to Plano, near Chicago, By 1968 the route will reach Omaha, and eventually the West Coast. A 20-tube coaxial cable capable of carrying 16,000 simultaneous long-distance telephone conversations will be buried along the 900-mile Illinois-toMassachusetts section, THE CABLE system, also will be used for transmission of network television and data services, and will supplement existing above ground, microwave and other underground networks. A spokesman for the engineering firm said the construction force of 60 men at the Weymouth project will grow to about 200 as work progresses. Steel girders already are in place a reinforced concrete entrance to the center which will be above ground.

EVENTUALLY, may have 30 men manning the center. center is under construction at Bluffton, and there will be 65 smaller, repeater stations at four-mile intervals across Ohio. Besides the two Ohio centers, four others will serve as access points for major metropolitan areas along the line. Spectre's Hand Signing for LBJ? NEW YORK, May 21-(UPI) -Charles Hamilton, a handwriting expert and head of Charles Hamilton Antographs, yesterday charged that a ghost penman is signing President Johnson's name to state documents and White House correspondence. "A secretary is signing President Johnson's name to official Hamilton said.

"And at least three secretaries are signing his name to White House correspondence-including letters to important persons." CHECK ARTIST SENTENCED CINCINNATI, May 21- John A. Smith of Madison, who toured the country last spring by cashing bad checks, was sentenced yesterday to two concurrent five prison terms. He pleaded guilty in U.S. District court to two charges of interstate transportation of falsely made securities. "LEGAL NOTICE" Notice Is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on June 2, 1965, at 7:30 P.M.

o'clock at the Municipal Building, 2738 Springboro Road, Moraine, Ohio, on the application of Mr. Albert Davis for variances from Article 4, Section 27 and 35, Article 5, Section 9 of the Moraine Zoning Ordinance concerning set back and frontage requirements to permit erection of a proposed Commercial building to be located on a portion of of a 3 acre tract of land with address 2233 East River Road. Interested persons may attend and express their opinions in connection therewith. MORAINE BOARD of ZONING APPEALS Carl W. Gerhardt, Sec.

5-21 LEGAL NOTICE To the owners of all real property to be benefited by a water improvement area described as follows: Beginning at existing water line at Stop north Eight approximately Road and 11,000 feet to InNorth Dixie Drive, terstate 70; branching off North Dixie Drive to the east including the following roads: Little York Road, Rockwell Drive, Ives Court, Reinwood Drive, and Maxton Road; west off North Dixie Drive including the following roads: approximately 900 feet west on Little York Road, Ada Drive, Sunny Ridge Road North, Del Rey Drive, and Sunny Ridge Road South. You are hereby notified that the Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery County, Ohio, has before it a proposed resolution determining the necessity of a water improvement area within the Greater Northridge Sewer District. The property to be benefited by the construction of said improvement constitutes all of the property within the limits of the above described area. This notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code of Ohio, which contem- to plates a preliminary assessment not acexceed twenty years apportioned cording to benefits or to tax valuation, or partly by one method and partly by the other, as this Board of County Commissioners may determine, upon benefited lots and lands within the the area amount described for determined the by the improvement, Board of County Commissioners to be necessary to pay the cost of the preparation of a general plan of a water system, the detailed plans, specifications, estimates ol cost, preparation of tentative assessments and the cost. of financing and legal services, incident to the preparation of such plans and a plan of financing the proposed improvement.

The Board of County Commissioners will hear objections to and endorsements of the improvement in Room No. 3, New Court House, Dayton, Ohio, at 10:30 A.M., E.S.T., on May 25. 1965. By order of the Board of County Commissioners, Montgomery County, Ohio. JOSEPH GREENWOOD, Clerk 21 LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby, given, pursuant to Section 4909.19 of the Revised Code of Ohio, that The Dayton Power and Light Company, a public utility, filed an Ape plication with The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio on May 5, 1965, which Application has been docketed as No.

33142. Said Application prays that the Pub11c Utilities Commission of Ohio permit the Company to (1) establish a systemwide General Service Rate for commercial lighting service, (11) terminate its commercial lighting rates in process of elimination, or in the alternative terminate such rates by methods stated thereIn, (lil) revise ita Primary Power Rate P.3, and (iv) include in Secondary Power Rate P-1, Primary Power Rate P-2 and the proposed General Service Rate the Company's standard fuel adJustment clause. Such proposed new rate schedules will result in gross reductions in the Company's revenues of approximately $334,000 from 27,368 commercial lighting consumers and approximately $201,000 from 267 primary power consumers. 241 consumers are served oh the Company' a commercial lighting rates in process of elimination. The total annual Increase from these consumers will be approximately the $18,000 termination per year AS a result of of said schedules.

Copies of the Application and proposed new rate schedules may be examined at the Office of The Public Utilities Commission at 111 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio, or at the bustness offices of The Dayton Power and Light Company. THE DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY By J. M. STUART, Chairman and President Attest: J. 1.

THEOBALD, Secretary CLASSIFIED 223-2112 COLEMAN, Samuell aged 33, passed away Monday, suddenly. A life long resident of this city. He is survived by his mother, Katie Coleman, 1 son, John L. of Cleveland, 3 h- ers, Thomas L. of Sacra- mento, William R.

of Richmond, Walter E. Dayton; 3 sisters, Mrs. Josephine Ecton, Lulabell Phillips, and Ashton McDaniel, all of this city. Services will be 11 a.m. Sat.

from the Valley Grove Baptist Church, 1318 Danner Ave. Rev. R. C. Dillard, officiating.

The funeral procession will leave at 348 W. Stewart St. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8. p.m. Friday at the McLin Funeral Home, 1130 Germantown St.

KAIN, Robert 74, formerly of Dayton, passed away Wednesday, Stuart, Fla. where he had resided for 10 years. Survivors his wife, Freda, daughter, Mrs. Shirley Stomoff; 2 granddaughters, Sharon and Lynn; sister, Mrs. Harry Conway Griffith.

Private services will be held Friday, Stuart, Fla. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to American Cancer Society. LEGAL NOTICE To the owners of all real property situated within the area to be served by the sanitary sewer line herein described below: You are hereby notified that the Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery County, Ohio, has before it a proposed beneresolution to levy assessments on a fit basis to pay the cost of the preparation of a general plan of a sanitary sewerage system, the detailed plans, specifi. cations, tentative estimates assessments of cost, and the preparation cost of of financing and legal services incident to the preparation of such plans, and a plan of financing the construction of lots a sanitary sewerage system to serve number three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, and twelve of the DoroM. Hunn Plat recorded in Plat Book DD.

Page 38, Jefferson Township, Section 2T3, Range 5E, Montgomery County, Ohio. The property to be benefited by the construction of said improvement constitutes all of the property within the limits of the described area. This notice is given pursuant to Section 6117.251 of the Revised Code of Ohio. The Board of County Commissioners will consider the assessment resolution and the assessments now on file at a hearing in Room No. 3, New Court House, Dayton, Ohio, at 10:00 A.M., on June 8, 1965.

By order of the Board of County Commissioners, Montgomery County, Ohio. JOSEPH GREENWOOD, Clerk 5-14-21 LEGAL NOTICE To the owners of all real property on Hoover Avenue, Union Road and Little Richmond Road to be served by a water facilities system improvement: You are hereby notified that the Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery County, Ohio, has before it a proposed resolution to levy assessments on a benefit basis to pay the cost of the tion of a general plan of a water facilities system, the detailed plans, specifications, estimates of cost, preparation of tentative assessments and the cost of financing and legal services incident to the preparation of such plans, and a plan of financing the construction of a water facilities system to serve an area on Hoover Avenue, Union Road, and Little Richmond Road, within the Greater Northridge Sewer District, Montgomery County, Ohio. The property to be benefited by the construction of said improvement constitutes all of the property within the limits of the described area. This notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code of Ohio. The Board of County Commissioners will hear objections to and endorsements of the improvement in Room No.

3, New Courthouse, Dayton, Ohio, at 1:30 P.M., E.S.T., on June 15, 1965. By the order of the Board of County Commissioners, Montgomery County, Ohio. (S) JOSEPH GREENWOOD, Clerk Board of County Commissioners Montgomery County, Ohio 5-14-21 LEGAL NOTICE Montogemery County Rural Zoning Commission Notice is hereby given that on Monday, June 14, 1965, at 6:30 P.M., in Room New Courthouse, 15 North Main Street, Dayton, Ohio, a public hearing will be held by the Montgomery County Rural Zoning Commission on an application filed by Benjamin and Gloria Poppa, etal, Case 525MR, requesting the reclassification of the present zoning district from A. Agricultural District to R-1-A, Urban Residence District on premises located with approximately 487.50 feet along the south side of Kitridge Road, approximately 345 feet southwest from the intersection of Kitridge Road and Poppa Drive. Said property contains approximately 57.015 acres located Mad in Section 14, Town 2.

Range 8MRs, River Township, Montgomery County, State of Ohio. Plans for the change as requested by the above applicants, may be examined at the office of the County Rural Zoning Commission, 16 North Ludlow Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402, during normal office hours. Interested persons may appear and voice their opinions with respect to this change. B. E.

CLARK Executive Secretary N-J LEGAL NOTICE Whereas, Inventories and Appraisements have been filed in the office of the Probate Court of Montgomery County. Ohio, by the Executors and Administrators of the following named deceased persons to-wit: Jetra F. Bailey (aka Jetra Francis Bailey); Elsie M. Blackburn; H. W.

Branson; Charles F. Bridenbaugh; Wilbur E. Brower; Bertie Logan E. Bunch (aka Logan Bunch, aka Logan Elza Bunch): Bertha E. Caldwell: Rose Julia Cibo; Mary F.

Cook: John M. Criffield; Minnie L. Cummings: Lillian M. Curtis; Clark A. Denison; George C.

DeWeese: Mildred Dorothea Doogan; Theodore C. Dye; Donald H. Eagle (aka Donald H. Eagle, Alice Ellerbe: Roy E. Fischbach; Dorothy E.

Foell; Catherine M. Foos: Sherman Foulke; Lottie S. Garwood: Nettie Gersh: Frank George Goenner: Belle Greer; John G. Greer; Agnes A. Hail; George W.

Hall: Clarence L. Hardy (aka C. Hardy); Margaret Haren; Edward Harrison; HerD. Hatch: Jacoba J. Heiligenberg (aka, Jacoba Heiligenberg); Martha K.

Heinfeld: Robert S. Hervey, John M. Holland; Sarah V. Holland; Malinda M. Jackson; Frank L.

Kauflin; Richard R. Kennedy; Charles R. Kessinger (aka Charles Robert Kessinger); Myrtle 0. Koeller: Herman Lewis Koogler (aka Herman L. Koogler); Frederick K.

Krueger); Marian S. Kuhns: E. E. Lewis; F. Robert Richard Locker; Edward Joseph Loewer, Jr.

(aka Edward J. Loewer, aka E. J. Loewer, Arnold F. Lowrie: Mark S.

McBride; Martha J. McDonald: Elizabeth McGee: Charles Edward McKeever (aka Charles E. McKeever); Wesley McMillen; Rae Kottler Maimon (aka Rae K. Maimon, aka Ray K. Maimon): Anna Catherine, Malley; Vida R.

Miller: Henry O. Millions (aka Henry Otis Millions); James B. Moore: Orville L. Monger (aka Orville Louis Monger): Glen L. Morgan; Zolla Getter Mullen: Maude M.

Neff; Edna P. Pettit; Grace Beers Price; Pauline C. Price; Myrtle M. Rabe; Albert J. Rammel; Kathryn C.

Ream, (aka Kathryn Ream, aka Kathryn Crosby Ream); John Reinicke; Stella Mae Robeson: Herman Robinson; Clarence A. Scharff: Belle Seale; Orion L. Shank; Katherine E. Shea: Darlene Sher. ick: Floyd H.

Simpson: James K. Smith(Supplemental); John C. Sparks: William R. Stauffer: Lottie B. Stokes: John Edgar Stonerock: Edward F.

Swerking: Clarence Tangeman; Andrew U. Thomas, John S. Thompson: Joseph C. Thompson (aka J. C.

Thompson: Lawrence H. Trick. Sr. (aka Lawrence Trick, Bessie Virag (aka Bessie M. Virag): Ronald Raphael ise Warden M.

Wagner; Harry S. Warnock; Mer. (aka Ronald R. Lourell C. Weaver: Henry F.

Weismantel: Oren C. Wilson; Harry Hoestine Wise (aka Harry H. Wise); Notice is hereby given to the surviving if any, next of kin if any, ficiaries under the will if any, creditors, fiduciaries, attorney, and attorneys if any, representing any of the aforementioned persons, or any other interested persons, that said Inventories and Appraisements are now on file in this office of said Court, being suspended for hearing and mation until the 1st day of June, A.D. 1965 at 9:30 A.M., and the day and the hour set for hearing when, if no exceptions are filed thereto, the same will be approved. Any interested person may file written exceptions thereto, or to any Item thereof, any time prior to five days before the date to which such hearing has been continued finally disposed of.

NEAL F. ZIMMERS, Probate Judge By CARL E. BEISEL Chief Deputy 6-21 DAYTON DAILY NEWS 55 Friday, May 21, 1965 Deaths Deaths 3 BALL, Lum, a age 77, of 1325 Edison passed away Wednesday. He is survived by 2 sons, Willie of this city and Herman, of Phil a de I- phia, 8 daughters, Jennie Cousin, Willene Peoples, Rose Elder, Carrie Mundy, Mattie Hill, Lottie Harris, all of Dayton, Marie Thomas, Detroit, Mich. and Aurlia Gray, of Cleveland, Ohio; 1 brother, Clinton, of Newman, 24 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday from Mt. Calvary Baptist church, 3300 W. Third St. Rev.

S. N. Winston, officiating. Family will receive friends 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Friday at the McLin Funeral Home, 1130 Germantown St.

Interment at Greencastle cemetery. ELLIS, Mrs. Mildred age 56, of 36 Drake died Thurs. at her residence. She was a licensed practical nurse.

Surviving are husband, James father, Earl Rogers; 1 daughter, Carol, at home: 1 sister, Mrs. Myrtle Foell, Dayton. Prayers 8:30 a.m. Mon. at the Marker Heller Funeral home, 1706 N.

Main and Requiem Mass, 9 a.m., Corpus Christi church. Burial Calvary cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home, 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Sun. FISHER, Frank age 68, of 11539 Air Hill Brookville, Ohio, died Thurs.

He was an assembler at NCR for 35 years, retired 3 yrs, a World War I veteran, and a member of the Holy Name Society, Precious Blood Church, who will pray the rosary at 8:00 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Survived by his wife, Irene; 1 daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Hayre, Dayton; 3 sons, Eugene Kettering; James Dayton; William Brookville; 8 grandchildren. Funeral Sat.

9:15 a.m., Meyer Boehmer Funeral Home, 1733 Brown St. 10 a.m. Requiem High Mass, Precious Blood Church. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 4-9 p.m.

GORDON, Mrs. Violet age 51, of 601 Infirmary died Wednesday. She is survived by her husband, Baron; 4 daughters, Mrs. Lida Erbaugh, Mrs. Emma Lou Hall, Mrs.

Virginia Walsh, Miss Billie Jo Lewis; 2 sons, Berley Raymond M. Lewis; a sister, Mrs. Irene Kessler; 2 brothers, John and Raymond Myers of LaGrange, Ind. 5 grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m.

Monday from the George Miller Son Funeral Home, 850 S. Main St. by Rev. Allen Trimble. Burial Lower Miami cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. KEMP, Harry age 58, of 1728 Catalpa Wednesday. He was a real estate and insurance broker. for 25 years.

Survived by his wife, Juanita 2 sons, Howard C. and Harold 3 brothers, George and Russell Kemp, of Dayton; Homer T. Kemp, of Bolivar, Tennessee. Services Sat. 10:30 A.M.

Bradford and Connelly funeral home, 1849 Salem Dr. N. C. McPherson and Dr. Harold Kellogg officiating.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Fri. from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Contributions may be made to Grace Methodist Church Memorial fund. KEEFE, William age 79, of 1337 Creighton passed away 10:18 a.m., Miami Valley hospital.

Born in New A Albany, a Dayton resident 35 years. He was a former tool inspector at Frigidaire Division at General Motors, a member of John W. Durst Lodge No. 716 Scottish Rite Valley of Detroit. Survived by 1 daughter, Mrs.

Betty Gallagher, Dayton; 2 sons, Jack Dayton, Donald Columbus; 1 sister, Mrs. Martha Tate, Dayton; 11 grandchildren. Services 10:30 a.m. Mon. at the Schlientz Moore Funeral Home, 1632 Wayne Av.

Rev. Keith Parker officiating. Interment Woodland cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sun.

LOIKOC, Andrew, age 74, of 216 Wiltshire died Thurs, unexpectedly after brief illness. Formerly employed at old Master Electric Co. Member P.N.A. Group 1935. Survived by 3 daughters, Mrs.

Florence A. Gough; Mrs. Jeannette Soeller: Mrs. Charlotte A. Sullivan; son, Edmund B.

Loikoc; grandchildren. Funeral services Mon. 8:30 a.m., Guy J. Magetti Funeral Home, 1508 Valley St. and 9 a.m., Requiem High Mass at St.

Adalbert Church. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, Sun. 3-9 p.m. Rosary recitation Sun.

3:30 p.m. at the funeral home, NORRIS, Mrs. Mildred age 65, of 117 E. West Troy, died Thurs. Survived by husband, Carl A.

Norris; 1 daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Rhodehamel, Greenville, 1 son, William C. Dennick, Dayton; 4 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren. A member of the Eastern Star, Dayton Chapter 125, also member of the Ladies Oriental Shrine Bara Court No. 15 Services 2 p.m.

at the Irvin Deeter Funeral Home, Troy, O. Friends may call at the Funeral home Fri. 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. SILVERTHORN, Dale age 61, of 2528 Roanoke died Thurs. after a sudden illness.

He was a member of the Dayton Exchange Club. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth; 1 daughter, Mrs. Barbara Wake; 1 grandson; 2 sisters, Mrs. Esther Mathues, and Mrs. Virginia Pugh, of Muncie, Ind.

Services will be held 1:30 p.m. Sat. at Routsong Funeral Home, Brown St. at Irving Ave. Interment Mound Hill cemetery, Eaton, O.

Friends may call at the funeral home 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Fri. SHARTS, Joseph 89, of 1230 Phillips passed away at 11 a.m. Sat. at Grandview hospital.

An attorney with the firm of Sharts, Singer Brown. Surviving are: 1 son, Joseph of Richmond, Va. Member of Mystic Lodge No. 405, Spanish American War veteran; member of Ohio Bar Association; U.S. Court Supreme Court Bar; the American Humanist Association, Montgomery County Historical Society; the American Civil Liberty Union, Harvard Club of Dayton and Discussion Club, Protestants and other Americans united for the separation of church and state, and Americans for Democratic action.

Memorial Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sat. at the First Unitarian Church at Salem and Neal Av. Rev. Harold Le Vesconte officiating.

Arrangements Chas. W. Moore Funeral Home. Cemetery Lots, Monuments EE BE sure you are permitted monument of your choice when purchasing a cemetery lot. BELL VAULT MONUMENT Works 1019 S.

MAIN ST. 866-2444 MIAMISBURG, OHIO EVERGREEN CEMETERY W. Carrollton. Lots available CASH OR TERMS 859-3465 Memorial Park, Section 1 and 10, 6 grave lots, reasonable. Ph.

Cincinnati, collect. 891-8931. 3-GRAVE lot, Glen Haven Memorial Garden. Apostles section, 422 block X-1. Inquire 320 Park Manor, Dayton after 3 p.m.

ing, increasing cloudiness this after. noon, scattered showers or thundershowers west and north this afternoon or evening and most of area tonight. Warmer most sections today, Saturday partly cloudy and cooler, showers likely southeast Saturday morning. High today mostly in the 70s. Low tonight 46-52 north, in the 508 south.

OHIO FIVE-DAY FORECAST Temperatures Saturday through Wednesday night will average 4 to 8 degrees above normal. Representative normal high and low temperatures are Cleveland 71-49, Columbus 76-52 and Cincinnati 77-56. Warm Saturday but turning a little cooler Sunday and warm again about midweek. Precipitation will average onehalt to three-quarters of an inch, but locally more in some areas. A few showers or thundershowers Saturday and again Monday and Tuesday.

BY THE U.S. WEATHER BUREAU FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1965 Sun sets today 7:50 p.m. Sun rises tomorrow p.m. Sun sets tomorrow 7:51 p.m. 24-HOUR RECORD Comparative temperatures High this last year 82 this date last year 45 Yesterday's high 4:15 p.m.

73 Yesterday's low at 11:55 p.m. 57 Average 65 Normal 63 Comparison with record since 1883 Highest this date in 1902 92 Lowest this date in 1907 32 Comparative precipitation Preceding 24 hours (at 7:30 a.m.) 00.00 Total amount since Jan. 1 Deficiency since Jan. 1 1.76 Total amount this date last year ..17.73 Excess last year 3.42 Humidity 1p.m. 7p.m.

1a.m. 7a.m. Relative humidity 44 42 72 58 By The Associated Press High Atlanta, cloudy 86 64 Bismarck, cloudy Boston, clear 52 Buffalo, clear 43 Charlotte, N. rain 65 Chicago, clear 54 Denver, cloudy 84 50 Detroit, cloudy, 45 Indianapolis, clear 55 Kansas City, cloudy 67 Los Louisville, Angeles, cloudy 58 clear Miami, cloudy Mpls. -St.

Paul, cloudy New Orleans, rain New York, clear Pittsburgh, clear San Diego, cloudy Tampa, cloudy Tucson, clear 96 Washington, D. cloudy 78 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery County, Ohio, until 10:00 o'clock A.M., Eastern Standard Time, on Tuesday, May 25, 1965, at the Court House, Dayton, Ohio, for the furnishing of all labor and materials for the construction of Bridge and all road 1m- provement of Manning Road, German Township, Job No. 62-77 and all work incident thereto in accordance with drawings and specifications therefor. Said bids shall be a Unit Price Basis and be in writing on a Proposal Form furnished by the County Engineer and shall be accompanied by a certified check or bidding bond on a solvent bank or surety company, in an amount equal to five percent of the total bid as a guarantee that if the bid is accepted the contractor will within ten (10) days enter into and sign a contract for the per- formance of the work and will furnish an acceptable performance bond to Montgomery County in the total amount of his bid, for the faithful performance of the contract and for the payment of all bills for labor and materials incident thereto. The Board of County of Montgomery County reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive ary irregularities when the same are to the County's advantage.

Porposal Blanks, Plans and Specifications are on file and may be secured from the office of the County Engineer, 101 N. Moss Dayton, Ohio 45417. Award of contract will be made on the basis of the total bid, calculated on estimated quantities based on Unit Prices submitted. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO Dwg: 4-G-45 Job No. 62-77 Attest: JOSEPH GREENWOOD, Clerk --14-21 Transportation AIRCRAFT leaving 23 for Savannah, Ga.

and points south, wants passengers, share expenses. 293-2282. Lost and Found COON dog, black and tan, lost W. Carrollton, Maimi Shores Saturday eve. $35 reward.

252-1731. CHIHUAHUA, female, blond, lost near Walnut Hills playground. Reward. 254-3439. DACHSHUND; small brown male, with red leather collar, lost, Southeast Kettering area, reward.

293- 9146. FRENCH Poodle, white male, lost Wed. Huber Hts. Reward. 233-8364.

FRENCH poodle, male, large black, long tail, white on chest, lost Wednesday Fairview High area, reward. CR-7-9805. FOUND, mattress, May 14, on North Dixie. Pay for ad and call 275-9527. GERMAN Shepherd puppy, 3 mos.

old "Rex" lost Dayton View, ward. 275-3900. GLASSES, man's, in black case, lost Drexel. 243 Albers St. IRISH Setter, red female, lost.

N. Main area: companion to semi-invalid. Reward. 278-7727. DACHSHUND male, lost Fairview reddish brown, reward.

275- 0895. LADIES watch lost in Kettering Town Country, Reward. 298-7890. MISSING black male standard French poodle, reward. 275-4103 eves.

MOVIE FILM and snapshots, undeveloped (wedding pictures), missing from car at Standard Register parking lot. Reward. 293-9563, 256- 7535. PUG, male, beige, black ears. Found May 19, Bellbrook-Fairfield vicinity New Germany-Trebein Rd.

298-8787, 298-1613. PARAKEET, blue, lost Wed. E. end, "Buddy," tame, reward. 253-3348.

SHETLAND Sheep dog (miniature collie), tri-coolr male, lost N. Dixie Dr. Reward. 274-1935. WEDDING ring, white gold; lost Beavercreek area.

426-6503. Personals AGRICULTURAL GYPSUM $3.25 PER 100 LBS. NORTH DAYTON GARDEN Center 1915 TROY 233-5761 AVAILABLE for engagements. Man and wife team, guitarist-vocalist. Dinner type music.

298-2761. AUTO Insurance cancelled? Need financial responsibility bond? Low rates. Immediate filing with state. Call 223-7623, 299-8584, Day or Night. LAMBERTH INS.

AGENCY 1140 N. Main AWAKE BY GEORGE Sure as the sunrise. 223-7753 A SPECIAL service for persons having canceled auto insurance or jected life insurance. 864-2441. ANXIOUS to learn to drive? Call Driving School.

274-6097. (USE ELDER BEERMAN CHARGE) C. L. Coder- DETECTIVE AGENCY 24 SERVICE. 233-8046 CASHIER, PBX-Typist Classes Now Forming MTI BUSINESS SCHOOL 40 S.

Main 205 Knott Bldg. PHONE 223-8859 DETECTIVE, divorce investigation. child custody. 426-4903, 253-9830. EX GI wants iron, newspapers.

Pick up any time. 222-8783. FOR SALE, Calvary cemetery, grave lots, Sec, 8, Lot 62. 836-4856, 274-4066. FEEL you need a job with a future? See our ad Classification 6.

White Baking 709 Webster. FROM Estate diamond 6 carat point $4950. 3 carat 35 point $2795. Also platinum cocktail ring, 24 emerald cut diamond center carat $2495. Very fine diamonds.

Will take trade in. Jewel Box, 20 Gibbons Arcade. 228-8291. HAVE $100,000 cash. Must purchase commercial property, or apartment buildings immediately.

Write P.0. Box 102, Dayton 1, 0. LEARN TO DRIVE the Jenkina way "Charge It" at Rikes Call BA-4-9411, ext. 124 LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex-ADiet Tablets. Only 98c.

Gallaher Drug. NEEDY family needs child's collapsible wheel chair. 223-3710. OWNER Have buyer for duplex East. CHRISMAN.

REALTY 275-1735 ON and after May 21, 1965, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself, Paul Peters. ON and after May 20, 1965, I will not be responsibe for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. George B. Williams, 6855 Old Troy Pike, Dayton 24, Ohio. ROSE PETALS (fresh) made into beads, 3c ea.

Or will make rOsaries from funeral or wedding arrangements. Mrs. Chris Henke, Ft. Loramie, 295-3828. SPECIAL NOTICE WISH TO ANNOUNCE MRS.

PHLYIS USAS Is Now Associated with JESS YODER REALTY and will take over the management of my office at 11 W. Monument Bldg. All deals will get Prompt and Courteous Attention. OFFICE 324 9631, Res. 233-3938.

JESS YODER, BROKER TRADES WANTED Jack SWEETMAN, Realtor 253-5111 CLASSIFIED PHONE Mrs. Eckley Mrs. Zimmerman women participate in the leagues. The Children's Medical center at Barney hospital is currently the CCL philanthropic project. 223-2112.