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if THE ENQUIP.EE, CINCINNATI, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2C, 1010 Houses For Sale apartments, Unlurnished-For Rent 10 Journey's End YANKEE PUPILS lousing Plans Aid Employment CHEVIOT HOME PURCHASED 111 ty ADiO KBIT I.I.IVAN Louise Sturla Sullivan, be loved wife of Hrutus Sullivan. mother of Mrs. Mildred Svhultz. daughter ol Mrs. Joseun yturla.

and sister ot rse Sturla, Saturday, Kttbruary 114, itMO. Ku- nci'itl fixiiu nuidenve, Athlnml ave. Norwood. Solemn requiem hih St Matthewe Churvh, Tuesday, February S.7 at a. m.

I puiiiNh-Aiiivricttn War velemu. I if World War Vetera-. Societies and lodges P. AND A. HANSKI.MAN LODGE No.

Sua Brethren wll) pleaae assemble at the Temple, ao-13 million at 1 p. MONDAY, February 211, 1940, to pay the lust tribute of teapcut to our departed brother. K. O. Senilis.

Serviees at Uusae A funeral home, Central rarK- way, at p. in. HAROLD I.INKBACK, W. P. J.

Poland, Secretary. Miscellaneous Notices ON and after this date will not be rospon Bible, for any debts contracted by any one otner tnnn myaen. LOH1MKR (LARI1Y1 ivu nixmyth, Oily, NS i t- nf a. AVONDALE DANA AND WINDING WAY. Four rooms, bath, 1st or 2d floor; garage; $40.

AV4402.PA AVONDALE, N. Beautiful B-rm. 2nd excel, loc, close to bua line; hdwd. tile bath; Ige. porch; garage; $45.

VA 0501-7154J AVONDALE Palmer Reading and Forest; 4-rm, efficiency apartment; conv. Jocatlon; $18. See Janitor. orMA3443. AVONDALK 171 "Mitchell St, lge.

maid's room; new tile hath, ahower; redec. to stilt. WO 683i. AVON A LEA-CHOICSTAPT. avalGble7 heat, Jan.

serv. will dec. GREENWOOD COURT APTS. AV 8948. AVONDAI.E-024 Lex'gton, -rm.

efflclaWlr.jht.; jgar. UN 9783. AVON I) A I 1 Oft Chalf iin te pi. rms avail. March 1.

AVONDALE nM)m7bath, porchTheat; $25 month; 3222 Burnet. AV 7018. BELLEVUE bath, $18 On DAYTON 4 bath, lower 18.00 W. L. JOHNS AHON.

SOUTH 8016; BOND III LL 1962 rma jtar. oonvJoo, MB 0411-7683. BOND" HILL 3-room equipped kitchen; $35 ME 21O0-O2l6, BOND eftio.r'kltr"equlpped; hot wa. porch; 1st; gar. AV 4366.

BOND HILL Attractive 3 and 4-rm, mod', $40. VA 4228. BOND HILL New Ideal 4-room 1st iU Louis; garage; $42.60. JB3800. CARTHAGE 7103 Vine st.l 3, 4-rm, ef'fleTi elec refrlger.

ln-a-door had; steam heat: Jan. $27.50, $30. PA 6481. CLI ETON 1 1 ADMIRAL, 3l33Cllfton spacious B-rm. entirely redec; also 2 and 3 rm.

efflcency apts. UN 8483, orPA79l(l. CLIFTON 4BT MoAlptn; 4 rmiTTnoTTolTJ mod. 1 heat; $30. PA 4064.

CLIFTON 4 h. 1 I I lest and Found I OLOVE Illaek llsard akin tup; on Fifth AV4H0fi, Housei-For Sale 1 Fred Pinsenschaum purchased the five-room brick and shingle semibungalow, 3988 Washington Avenue, Cheviot, from Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Arend.

Lot is 50 by 230 feet. Cal Hannum of the E. H. office closed the sale. MANY JOBS Have Been Provided In Slum Clearance Sections, Administrator Says.

More Than 62,000 Put To Work Up To End Of January, Is ReportIncrease Is Seen. rCUl DISPATCH TO THK ENQUIBKB. Washington, February 25 More than 62,000 jobs at prevailing wagos for building trades mechanics and laborers had been provided In more than 100 localities by the slum clearance and low-rent public housing program of the United States Housing Authority up to January 81, 1940, Nathan Strauss, administrator, announced today. Approximately 512,000 jobs for construction engineers, building trades mechanics, laborers, and clerical workers engaged directly on the sites of USHA-aided projects will have received wages totaling about $225,000,000 when the present abridged program is completed. An average of 31,000 men a week now are employed on the sites of the 167 projects in 100 localities on which construction is under way.

This number will be Increased largely this spring and next summer as weather conditions permit additional projects to go Into construction in all sections of the country. Starting on July 14, 1938, with the employment of less than 100 man on the foundations of the Hook Houses" in New York City, employment for building trades workmen provided by the USHA program had increased to an average employment of 13,300 men a week a year By the end of November, 1939, the weekly average of employment on the sites was 33,300, JOBS TO BE FILLED. Completion of 12 projects and unfavorable winter weather conditions brought this weekly employment average down to approximately 31,000 during December and January. The total of 62,000 jobs for building trades workmen which have 1 sq. hiisnieo.

$42.50. MB 8130. JH 4543. im. efflc.

a'pta7; equip, Al loc; AV 2200. CLIFTON MODERN APT8.7 CHA8. TMacCONNELL. UN 0851. CLIFTON FULLYllQUiPPED- 432 RIDDLE RD.

AV 8084. CLIFTON SI rat ford lite 4, t-roorri mod equip.kt. gar. MA 4108. CLIFTON-623 Rlddler'il.

rooms, 1st heat; hot water; redec. 1 CLIFTON-271S nr. U. eT- rm. newdeuxeview; $00.

MA 0398. CLIFTON, K. Just completed; 4-rm. eff.l tile Venetian shades; H0. AV1481.

CORRYVILLE 4-rm. Bt," "mod7 adults; 2nd fl. 2717 Bunder st. AV 7439. CORRY VlLLfi 3 1st (IrTall nice loc, reas, 3017 Jofl'craon ave, THREE HEAT.26I4 JEFFEKSON.

HIU.1-OP APT, 1268 Montgomery Road. Gas-Fired Heat Furnished Unusual 3 rooms and dinette; tile halh and kitchen; heated garage. Jkl 8846-1619. carriers transporting materials to the project sites. Another major item of the USHA public housing program is the funds expended in the acquisition and clearing: of land for the projects.

This expenditure, It is estimated, will reach a total of $109,000,000. Commenting on the major assistance the USHA program is giving to the building industry and the various industries allied with it, Straus also stressed that every dollar spent in the USHA program is paid to private business. He said: "The sites for the projects are acquired with the cooperation of private real estate appraisers, Thg buildings are erected by private construction companies, chosen on a basis of competitive bids, by the local housing authorities. "This is a public housing program in that it serves a public purpose the clearance of slums, and in that it is aided by public grants-in-aid to maintain rents within the means of low-income families. In every other respect, it is a program of private enterprise and reemployment in private industry." HYDE PARK Opposite Madison Park.

2502-68-60-70 Madison ltd, 3. 4, 6 and 6 room aparlmenls In tills conveniently located modern group of buildings. Rentals $37.60 to $100. THE MYERS Y. COOPER CO.

KAst 27K0. HYDE PARK Ravenswood Apts. Best value In city; moms, rooms, baths. ANDIilR- JJOLK, 3387 Erie ave. EA 38J3.

flYDK rooms, aiiuroom, tile hath; tip-tup condition; available March $48. JIARRYNIEMEYER CO. MA 3019. UVhC DADI Overlooking I UC rHrlrx Sleltlnlua. near Erie: ft rms.

1st, equipped kitchen; decorated; adults. MM 2100, KA379. HYDW PARK Large to $00. UAItKKU, KA 4031, YDIO" PARK-Attr. oliler-'tvpe apt.

rms7, niulil'e rm, and bath; $70. Hit 0528. iiYDK J'aRK 2983 Victoria riieati'd apC, ruoms; porch! garage; $70. ANDKRHION AJ10IJ5, 3387 JCileJlA 3822. IiYDK PARK 3032 Paxtun mod.

4 M01113 nnd bath; heat; gar.JM 1722. IIYDIS I'AHK 8B2irZunisleln; nh7healed 'ft- mul l's, gur porch; f07.nuMN 1254, -IIYDK PA RK Modern 4 room efilclsnoyi heat garage; $42.60. UN 0366. KENNEDY Ht. 4 p.

gar $40. WO 2074 Burnet 2787 "room apta. kits, equip. ht. 1 $40 up.

AV 2481. AUBURN Lower B-room "ftTLmlla'l hdwd. Sep. UN 9.156. NEWPOHT-B East Ninth; newly dec; heat furnished; strictly rl.

above doctor's afflwi -NEWPORT ,1 beiutlful.laige bath; fiirnimei alllc. so 2712 J. NORWOOD 6337" Wakefield enrnm St. Louis apt, on 2nd floor with I fln- istieu heated rms. on 3 id fir.

I completely rmlecoratedi Includes living, dining, kitch- nn, i bedrnn, and bath, and $17, 6u, ROBERT A. CLINE, INC. MONDAY RADIO PROGRAM EASTERN STANDARD TIME, (M) MUTUAL. (R) RECORDS ROSELAWN We have 5-6 room homes, $0,900 to Modem Construction Co. 1 535 Shenandoah.

A7 198-5760. ROSE LAV READING brand-new brick; 6 nook; alr-cond. ME 7321. VERNON PlT! 2938 Doctor'a residence! otter us $9, 500. GARBER.

MA 3U4 WALLOON INC. mok. Construction advances, 702 Ingalls Bldg. no extra charge. MA 1402-1463.

WE HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMES IN ALL SUBURBS. LET IIS LIST YOUR PROPERTY. THE FIFTH THIRD UNION TRUST CO. MAIN B400. WILLBUlLb andffnance7 5-roonV" brick bungalow on your lot; 3632.

WYOMING colonial; 8 I baths; double garage; recreation mom and bar. JA 7123. Investment Property-Fot S.I 1 A 10 INVESTMENT or home with In-emnenew 3-apt. bldg. loc, MA 0311.

HONI" llll.l Koiir-upt. ultramodern tile halh, dinette, equipped good rent lite. a1l0j.VNKK.Il 7102 M. l'RICE HILL-Covedale" section; practically new 4-apt, brick: $2,400 yearly Income; qiiick sale VA B475. OAKLEY Two 4 apta.

and older frame a ho vacant lot: nice Income; will sell or trails all or part; any offer will be considered. Mr. Rniiier MA 1780. FRE1VK A. SCHMIDT.

INC. WALNUT HlLI.8-Duo" duplex 21116 Olelrivlew no agents. Plume Wll 6821 before or WU 8041 after 8. Firms, Country Homei-For Sale 4 A SPACIOUS English brick: 5 acres woods; a beauty; $11,800. 1UIST.

MO 1131. COUNTRY HOME Elegant 7-rooin house; strictly modem; swimming pool, tennis court, ponds; 7 acres elegant rolling laud: only 8 miles from Fountain Square; a real bargain. PA 12H2, UN 6H29. rADHflO L. HOPKINS, COUNTIU jMniVIO 519 MAIN ST, W.

VERHKYKE Phone Bethany 2578. FARMS and 'country "unmet. W'O00JS. E. P.

WEID1NGKR, Morrow, Ohio. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION- 220 a. atS37 per acre; good substantial lildga, GEO 1IENKLU. Phone 2, Lebanon. INDIAN slleif $2,500 up, CARL A.

CI.IPPINGER,cfl 3412. "house and tenant home; un Route Sohlo lining elation, grocery and restaurant $6,500. 100 ACRES Foster; 7-rm. colonial house; large barn; productive soil; $70 acre, PLINY A. JOHNSTON.

HY T427, 85 ACRES, WARREN CO. Well-drained productive soil; woven wire fencing; good 2-story 5-rm. house; barn, poultrv houses, painted and under good $0,000. D. W.

BEELER, SS 47 ACRES On black top nJ-7 33 miles out; 8-rin, house; stock barn, poultry house: elec. In all bldgs. (Ins river view building site: S5.500. THE FRANK MALIOK CO. MA 4084.

214 ACRES Highway, view; extra large S-rm. elec, bargain. C. RATLIFFL I.ebannn,Ohlo. 75 house; quiet location; east of Cresoentvllle.

BoUiuny 212S. WW HAVKA LARQHJ selenium of "farms, E. A L. Ferris, Leb. 204 M.

Lebanon, O. Lois end Acreage For Sale BUSINESS a Honef 33x100; alley; $100 also rualdence lots. ME 4515, LOTH "for Builders In" WbhIwihhL II. lllll, Cheviot, Avondale; low prices, MA 1501). MT, WASHINGTON Ideal building lots; 00x223; reasonable.

WO 7118. PRICK HILL-940x000: $10 front wider, sewer, gas In. kmthkman. wa 3111111. SOIITHGATB, KY.

20 lots; partner and build; 7 ready to go, MX! 73il. Kl Eititt-Fof Exchanye NEW IiniCK TWO-FAMILY. Equipped tile kitchen and bath, tile ronf. copper plumbing, liot-waler heat; small dovvn payment, balance, financed; or consider trade. JIC 4484, ME 6958.

WALNUT HILLS Locust (now Tiifl dr.) nr. Woorihurn; brick, one 4 nnd one B-rm. fin. 3rd 2 baltis; lot B0xl38 will trade (or or 6 room home. MA 0312.

WEHTWOOD-Brlck St, Louis, 4-4, new; for Investment; nr. Corryville. av 4758. it 1 gi-r Wanted-rW Estate ALL CASH INSTANTLY FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE DOUGLASS G. HIGH, 4218MotitBomnryril; MI!) 4 II DECIDE, consult JOHN M.

MAN- THEY CO. Your Realtor VJW 081 A Investment property, any slue, lnon in northern or eunlrrn suction city. MIILFOKl) CO. JE 0743. CASH fur "Norwood, Oakley.

PI. RrigeT, Hllverton houses. LAUERMAN. JE 2J33. CLIFTON or Corryville; want to buy 1 or 2 family house, UN 7955.

OAKLEY 5-ro'im fng. utrlctlv iiind garage; excellent location; $5,500. MKJI9I1U. WXNTimd'rj-imlly Kas't "End; above flood: $5,900 or leas. W0 27H4.

WEKTWOOD. Cheviot and "out" lola and acreage. WEGERT. MO 1225. Apartments, Houses, Rent 9 Al LOC.

Walnut Hills; see this; 4 beau, light, gas; $46. AV 2481. ACLEVERLYdecorated 4-room complete kitchen; 2 gas, etee. $50 mo. HOTEL GLKNCOE.

AV 9030. ALL APT. SEEKERS Use our free rental service. Our cars at your disposal. Choice locations; all sub-nrbs; $35 to $100.

JE 8363. AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION. THE PRESIDENT Furnished 1 to ft rooms; $50 to $110. Reading rd. at ureenwooq.

av ujui. AVONDALE 3 rooms, bath; Frlgldalre; $15 month. 3222 Burnet. AV 7018. AVONDALE Very exclusive 2-rm.

efflc; reas. 3852 Reading rd. UN 9920. AVONDALE 723 Gholsou; kltch'ette sleeping hotel service. AV 1335.

BELLEVUE 8 nicely furnished hdw. tile bith, heat, centrally located; near cars. HO 0605. CITY 1-rm. efflc; private bath.

The Waldo, 204 W. Klghth. PA 8908, 293ti HYDE PARK, WALNUT HILLS 3 3-room mod. fully equipped; reasonable. KRUG REALTY CO.

WO 08112. LEAVING CITY Rent or lease; exclusive 4-rm. steam-heated reas. to responsible tenant. AV 0560.

PHELPS TOWN HOUSE Furnished or un furnished maid 1 1 service. MA 4152. WALNUT HILLS. 2640 Victory Parkway Near Hotel Alms; beautifully appointed and completely furnished new $.10 tu must ot seen 10 OS appreciates Call OWNER. WO 4312.

alnut? Thills 23B7 stTTames EXCLUSIVE EFFICIENCY APTS: 1, 3 rms. mod. In every detail, Including heat, hot water, Janitor service; near Peebles Corner. WO V689. WALfTUT HILLS 642 Oak, square east of Reading rd.

new ettlcy. attract, dec; completely furn. $15 up. AV 9596. Apartmenti, Unfurnished-Tor Rent 10 (M COMPLETE assortment of furnished y-l and unfurnished apts.

In modern suburban buildings. Free auto service. THE TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO. 7th and Walnut. PA 1046; VA 5155.

AAA APTS. AND EFFICIENCIES 1 to rooms: all locations; $25 to $100. Auto service. 2818 Woodhprn. WO 7768.

AVONDALE 920 Lenox place; beautiful 4-rm. and heated beat, elec, gas, equip, garage. Janitor service; $80. Thr.n ronmi and beated solarium: heat. electric, gas, equip, garage.

Janitor service: joInqulre Janitor. wu mu, a vriNDALE 2-rm. apt." S25: 4-rm. all with tile hatha heat, hot water. Gladstone Bldg or.

Reading rd. and Whlttier. Sea Janitor. AVONDALE 4-room studio roomy. comfortable, modern, attractive ejarage; 9t Cleveland ave.

AV J79. To Finance Relief For Refugee School Children Europe Woman Author Is At Head Of Drive. New York, February 25 (AP) A fund-raising drive among Amer ica's 30,000,000 school children to finance relief for war refugee chil dren In other lands was announced today by Dorothy Canflold Fisher, Vermont writer and educator. Mrs. Fisher said school adminis trators in 30 states had promised their support in canynig through the "Children's Crusade for Chil dien, which ahe said had a two fold purpose: 'First, to help our American children, through the tragic object lesson of what is going on in Europe and Asia, become more fully aware of the often unrecog nized blessings they enjoy in this democratic land, and: "Second, to give our children a chance to express in the old fashioned decent American way their sympathy for the homeless war-stricken children in other lands." Mrs.

Fisher said the contributions would be alloted by a jury of award to representative relief organizations. Members of the jury, ahe said, were Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt; Right Reverend Monsignor John A Ryan, Director of the National Catholic Welfare Conference; Wll liam Allen White, Emporia, editor; Dr. Charles B.

Glonn, Birm ingham, school superintendent; Chief Judge Irving Lehman of the New York Court of Appeals, and Miss Caroline S. Woodruff, Castle ton, former President of the National Education Association. Mrs. Fisher said the crusade was being supported on a national scale by the Boy Scouts of America. Camp Fire Girls, the Girl Scouts, Girl Reserves, and other youth or ganizations.

Announcements wa 0305. wa so omio. lira ms. HODAPP FUNERAL HOMES Hamilton and Klkton. 7401 Vine.

Kirby 1040. VAIley 080.1. BELKOT A QUALITY CASKET AT 11, HILL 1NO. 810 8YCAM0KE Bailey Balz Brackmyer Da liner Drelsner Forster Hannaum Kaufman Kramer I.eck Moore, K. T.

Moore, J. A. Hull SclmU Sorif Hiiolman Sullivan I Be a workman that nerdeth not to be aihamed. 1940, John Howard Harris. BAILEY Frank Bailey, beloved brother of nev.

Lawrence uuey junzauem and Joseph Bailey, Friday, February 2:1, 1040, at his residence, Indian Hill ave. near Drake rd. Funeral Tuesday, February 27. Requiem hlKh muss at St. Uer-trude Church, Madeira, at a.

ni. ItAI.Z Louisa Balz fnee Fisrher), wife of the late (leorKe Bnls. Thursday, February 22, 11140, at her residence, 1710 Kinney Kust Walnut Hills. Foneru! services at the residence, Monday at 2 p. m.

IIIIACKMVEK Fred W. Brachmyer, brother or ueorae Hrackmyer, Saturday, February 24, 1940, ated 7V yearn, at residence, 21 West Tenth Newport, Ky. Funeral services at Frschell funeral home, 227 Fast Sixth Newport, Tuesday, February 27, at 2 p. m. BANNER Andrew Danner.

beloved hus band of Amelia Danner (nee VokO, father of Mrs. Helen Btlckley, William and James Danner, Sunday, February 25, 1040, at residence, 2143 Loth aged 58 years. Remains at Busse BwKmann Parkway funeral home. Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane. Iue notice of funeral, DRK1HNER Sarah Kathryn Bowman Drelaner (nee Myers), dearly beloved mother of Frank Bowman, Mrs.

Logan Anderson, Mrs. Stewart Anschutz, and grandmother of Opal Andcrsun, at her residence, Goodrldge drive, Florence, Saturday, February 24, 1910. Services from Allison Rose, Rohhlns st. and Madison Covington, Tuesday, February 27, at 2:30 p. m.

Interment High-1 land Cemetery. FORSTER H. Cameron Fnrstrr, husband of Louise Buchwalter Former Friday, February 23, 1940, at bis residence In Geneva, 111. Funeral services at Spring Orove Cemeterv chapel, Monday morning, at 9:30 o'clock. HANNAUM August Hannaum.

beloved husband of the late Katherlne Wolsefer (nee Keller). Saturduy, February 24, 1940, at residence, 414 Klberon aged 90 years. Funeral from the Busse Borg-mann Co. Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills luns, Tuesday, February 27, at 2:30 p. m.

KAUFMAN Israel Kaufman, beloved father of Ben. Abe. Anna, and Cella Knulman. at the residence, Apartment 1 of 683 Ohol- son ave. services at Well funeral home, 3901 Reading Moniay, February 2, 1940, at i p.

m. KRAMER Kate Kramer, wife of the late Charles F. Kramer slsler of Mies Sophia Schwinn, Saturday, February 24, 1940. Funeral services at Wlltsee chapel, 24 W. 9th Tuesday, at 10:30 a.

m. LKCK Klfzabeth Leek, beloved wife of the late Krnst and mother of Harold Leek Sunday. February 25, 1940. aged 59 years, at residence, 801 Washington ave. Newport.

Services at Rrschell funeral hums 227 E. Sixth Newport, Wednes day, February 28, at 11 a. m. MOORE Captain Edward T. Moore, hus band or tne late Mary Braun Moore and father ot Thomas and John Moore, of 3315 Bonaparte Sunday.

February Z5. i4U. services at the W. Mack John son funeral home, McMillan at Upland Wednesday, 28, at 2 MOORE John Allen (Al) Moore, beloved husband of Sophia Wischmeyer Moore and beloved father or Mrs. Hubert Mi san, Sunday, February 25, 1940, residence, 4522 Carter Norwood.

Notice of funeral later. Hawkins funeral home In charge ot arrangements. ROLL Barbara Anna Roll beloved daugh ter or William J. it. and Kdytne koii cnei Hillenbrand).

Sunday, February 25, 1940 at 3:10 a. of Winburn drive. Funeral from the J. J. Radel Co.

Price Hill funeral home, Olenway and Dewey Tuesday, February 27, at 10:30 a. m. SC'IIliLZ Emil O. Schuli, aged 71 years, beloved brother of Frank A. Schulz, Thursday, February.

22, 1940, at 4:55 a. at residence, 2158 Ohio ave. Fu neral from Busse Borgmann Co. Park way funeral home. Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane, Monday, Jfeoruary at 2:30 p.

m. BORO Bessie Sorer, beloved mother of Mrs. A. Bartel, Morris and Louis Borg. at tne residence.

834. Lincoln ave. Services at Well funeral home. 3901 Reading Monday, February 28, 1940, at 3:30 p. m.

8PEI.MAN Annie Spelman (nee Shea), be loved wife of the late John D. 8pelman Saturday. February 24. 1940. Fu.

neral from residence, 2310 Highland ave. TM.rtnv F.hni.rv 27 at 8:30 a. m. Re qulem high mass at Holy Name Church RADa FUNERAL HOHE RUDY VALLEE'S guest appearance on the "Radio Theater" program tonight (WCKY, 9 o'clock) will serve a double purpose. Primarily the veteran radio man, who has been absent from the ether waves for a few months, will come before the microphone to coatar in an adaptation of the inovie, "Swing High, Swing Low." He will play opposite Virginia Bruca, a Hollywood ite.

The secondary reason will be to refamiliaiiie the forgetful public with the sound of his voice Early next month Vallee will assume a master of ceremonies role on a new program. Tonight's will be his last radio appearance before, the new show is introduced. Philip Manuel and Cavin Williamson, harpsichord duo, will be among Aleo Templeton's guests at 9:30 tonight over WLW. The blind pianist-satirist will also pi esent Pat O'Malley, Lancashire monologist, the William Miller Choru3, ana Daniel Saldenberg's orchestra in the final broadcast of his Chicago series. After the program Temple-ton will entrain for Hollywood to conduct a series in tne movie capital.

Preliminary bouts in the Chicago Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament will be broadcast at 11:30 o'clock tonight over WKRC. Dorothy Lamour, the sarong song girl, will join tonight's "Tune Up Time" cast (WCKY, 8 o'clock) as a guest. George Meany, recently elected Secretary-treasurer of the Ameri can Federation of Labor, will tell "What the American Federation of Labor Mean to the Country" at 9:30 tonight over WSAI. Founder's Day ceremonies at the University of Maine will be broad cast at 8:30 tonight over WKRC. Edgar Stlllman -Kelley's piano quintet, opus 20, will be played by the chamber players of the Cln cinnati Conservatory of Music in a network broadcast over WCKY at 4 o'clock today.

The artists will be Louis Kohnop, pianist; Helen von Kreisler and Jean Grubbs, violins; Leon Feldman, viola, and Gordon Epperson, cello. Mozart's Fortieth Symphony in minor and the Beethoven-Paganlnl Encores" will be played on "Music You Want" at 11 tonight over WSAI. Tha transcriptions were made by Arturo Toscanlnl and the NBC Symphony. Expe 800 To See Civic Gridiron Show Advance ticket sales indicate that more than 800 persons will see the annual Civic Club Gridiron Show at o'clock tonight in the Roof Garden of the Hotel Gibson, Henry C. Segal, Program Chairman, said yesterday.

He added that this would be the largest audience evei to attend a Civic Club show. A presentation, "G'wan With the Wind," will satirise Cincinnati poli tics. A skit on the World Series Is promised also. George F. Weber, President of the club, will perform in several roles.

Randolph Sellers is in charge of ticket sales. PLANT TO BE BUILT In Venezuela By General Tire And Kubber Company, Akron. SPKCtI DISPATCH TO THB ENQUIRER. Akron, Ohio, February 25 Amer ican and Venezuelan capital will establish in Venezuela the first tire-manufacturing plant in that South American country, it was announced today by officials of the General Tire and Rubber Company, upon the return to Akron of Joseph A. Andreoli, Vice President and man ager of the General Tire and Rufr ber Export Company.

Andreoli completed arrangements with Venezuelan industrial leaders for the formation of the Compania Anonlma Naclonal Manufacturer da Caucho Neumaticos General, capitalized at 1,725,000 bolivars, for the construction at Chacao, a suburb of Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, of a modern tire factory with a capacity of 50,000 tires a year. Land for the factory site has been purchased, construction plans are being completed and it is expectea that the plant will be In operation in a short time, Andreoli saia. MAIL FLOWN TO PRESIDENT, Aboard United States Destroyer Lang, At Sea, February 25 CAP) Two flying boats today delivered White House mail pouches to President Roosevelt aboard the cruiser Tuscaloosa. The President passed a quiet Sunday aboard ship, inspecting the Central American coastline and islands connected with the de: fense of the canal. HEAD OF STORE BOARD DIES.

Chicago, February 25 (AP) John T. Pirie, 68 years old, Chairman of the Board of Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company, Chicago department store, died today of a heart ailment at his winter home in Plymouth, associates announced here. W.tllack Johnson 9 MCMILLAN md UPLAND PLACE WOodburn 0474-0475 A FIRST MORTGAGE. Kasy principal payments, low rates, secured on your property quickly and efficiently by us. JW 8114.

THKODORK MAYKK BRO, MA 0021. AVONDALK Dickson "ave. 4 tile bath; excellent Jut WO617t. AVONDALK, Avon Fields lane; a bedrooms, 2 baths, PA 8003. BKAUTIFDL H-rrn.

colonial; lot 100x300; large trees; restricted. Only one year old. Will trade. NATHAN. UN343.

BOND HILL-ST. LOtlfS. A lovely 4 and solarium; 2-apt. bldg. 'n best locution and In excellent condition; priced al 110.000: can be seen any time by appointment.

W0 62U or Bill 7987 BOND HILL Andlna ave. very attractive fl-nn. Dutch colonial brick and clapboard; priced 8,500. ROBERT O. STRONG.

ME 0479. BONDll ILL- Brick rYrmeTn'okThalK 1st; 2 on 2d: lot 50x150; garage; bargain; offer. WO 64811. BOND HILL 3-bedrm. Knsllsh'brlck; best section; large lot: brkfst.

nook; built-in gnr. ancrlflce. UN123MK 3322. BOND HILL Catalliia brlrk'f 4 large rooms, tile kitchen; .450. JK 2948.

BOND HILlf Feninore dr. new homes. OHWRMKYF.R BONS. Msl 8000. CLIFTON Morrison place; "English-type home, with large living dining kitchen, 1st; 3 and all-tlle bath 2d; maid's storage, 3d; sorsened-iu porch; built-in close to car line; priced to move quick: $350 down payment will handle.

Call KA 7421. CLI FTON HF.I HTS Muriel "cC nr. Fair-view brick semibungalow; 8 slolier; slate root; CLIl'TONTilEIGIITH 3 3-i-m. Investment, Cull Oil 1311. Eight New Three-Bedroom Brick Homes Under Construction.

AIO CHOICE LOTS BAYflR 4: HUGHIOH. KIKBY 131.1. COLLKGM" lULlf-New 4-boilrooin I gas beaten; miesi icaiurua, 112,0110. Fj. W.

W1LHON. KI 4508. COLLHGhl HILL New homes under con struction. JOHN Wll IrJKlNIJ, ivi COLLKOK illLL 2 4-room brick apts. 2- enr gnr.

perfect cona. vi.nm. fti i.i.. COLLEGIA HILL, 0010 Grace ave. fi 1-fU 2-car iuxzuo.

i COLI.KOlir HILL MWi "Belmont; l-t'loor brlekot TOkHB. Kl 11806. CORRYV1LLK Goodman, nr. hospital; 10 2 or iiirnianeii in-como J103; buths; price, UN 7S01. COVINGTON B-rm.

mod. frame; like new; near schools His nwi. DAYTON," 831 Sixth;" 1 2 hot-water furnace; Idcul boarding or rooming house; reus. DAYTONfl bath: furnace, aria, laundry; $3,200. nauwivb, -uoi.

PF.KR PARK Buy this 8-room house; best of locations; llva on one otner now rented. Offer ymi unusual terms. Owners, NORWOOD RKALTY. JR1 3078-7138. EVANSTON Near St.

Marks;" newly dec; good condition; JK 7172. FAIRFAX- rm7 homes; $376(10 uprsmall down payment, balance rent. KA 6510. FAlRMOUNT Westwnod "aveM i-mr brick, 2 Dams, sinner, i tlon; $5,200. WKGKRT.

MO 1228. FAIRMOUNT 2-famlly frame, 4-3; to set tle estate; $4.2.10, UJ. FAIRMOUNT Queen City: all hrlcK, 3 rm. flats; little ensn. HYDE PARK 1235 Haywurd; new Cnpc Cud rnlonial; 4 a nutns, recn-u-tion 2-car gar.

KA flftoo, BK 10U2 J. HYDBTPARK PILLARS new firm, brk. home; latent gar, JK 14o5. KENNEDY" HEIGHTS Dogwood lune: beautiful home in perreot condition 2 baths, lavatory, brkfst, rathskeller; priced very low. CLKNKAY A NOllRHW CO, MA 0080.

LOCKLAND- 4-3; 3-oar gur. owner leaving: must sen. vaimw. MADEIRA FPF.CIAL '639 Camargu; 3 reconditioned HKe tiew; 15U uown, buiunce like rent: $30 mo. MA 2281.

MADIHON PLACE Attractive "S-rnoin cot tage: garage; fine condition; near an conveniences; desirable home on a safe, quiet street. O. A. SMITH CO, EAst 0108. MADISONVtLLE BRICK "BUNGALOW." PALMETTO AVE.

5 nice aWrucllve kitchen; bullt-ln featurei, tile patn, ii; 2 finished rooms 2d; Insulated: rathskeller; garage; only easily financed. CHA8. 8. FAXON, REALTOR. KA 050(1.

MADIHOMVILLK Cozy 1-floor plan; extra lot; 2030. MT. AUBURN Highland, nr, McMillan; business location: wire-cut brick hi. Louis; 2 aps. hdwd.

fls. finished 3d; 2 furnaces; $8,750. UN 0130. MT. WASHINGTON $3,850 $250 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT Six rooms; 2-car garage: complete nam; uuei-ncss location.

BR 2342 EA 9701. NEWPORT 123 E. Oth; two 3-rm. mod. flats; barg.

sa.BOOAc. Haas, so NORTH8IDE Stanford B-rm. English bnck bung, tne, hdwn.L.ri oji. NORWOOD 4128 Ivanhoe 2 4-room apt. house: separate entrance: new roof and furnace; good condition throughout; splendid Investment.

Cull Mr. Ratliff. YOUNG HOMES, INC. MA 4343. NORWOOD 2214 Lawn: 7-rm.

mod. home; large lot; bargain. paji-. NORWOOD, 8. gar.famall down payment, me h2u, OAKLEY 6-rm.

boms; $500 down, $30 montn. W. C. HAKpr.K. -k hpi PARK HILLS.

KY. 6-room brick home; exclusive location: many oesiraon lectures; will consider trade for smaller home. GEO. P. 8CH1FFKR Dixie Highway at Orchard Road, Ft.

Mitchell. HE 8018. PLEASANT RIDGE New colonial 6-room: 22-rt 1 vine room, log nrepiace, jnxzu norch brkfst. nook. 1st l-ft.

master bedroom, twin cupboards, slate roof, rathskeller, air-cona. neat, weamer stripped, Insulated; consider ex change on small 1-famlly. ME 2018. PLEASANT RIDGE Ridgewood Subdlvl on: 3 and 4 bedroom nncg nouses an latest Improvements. For any further Infnrnatlon, call KRAMP ALBERS.

ME 7123-2381 PLEASANT RIDGE Bellewood new brick colonial; choice location; 4 bed rooms, 2 baths, lavatory-, play room; hot water heat; terms. NORWOOD REALTY. JE 3078-7138. PLEASANT RIDGE Beredlth -room single! hullt-tn large open porcn lot 50x130: excel, fine neighbor hood: con v. loca.

Resld. A Zone: S8.BO0. MARSHALLINC. ME 4132-2617. PLEASANT RIDGE 8228 Beech View Circle; new center hall brick; master 2 batns, 1 lavatories, game room.

THE WARREN RICHARDS CO. MAln 0384. PLEASANT RIDGE 3269 Beredlth; mod 6-rm. brick-shlngle) open fireplace; raa furnace: double far. escen tlnnal lot; $7,250.

OWNER. JE 1184. PLEASANT RIDGE Brand-new St. the price as attractive as the building, nee to day I DOENCH 4t CO, Builders. EA 1101 PLEASANT RIDGE New B-rm.

tile bath; $390 down, $32.18 per mo. fcA PLEASANT RIDGE New B-6 room homes; being completed; FHA financed. JE 2tv PRICE HILL 2-fam. brick; 3 and 4 nr. Bt.

Lawrence cnurcn. wa -sou. PRTCtTHfLlrNew 3-rm. Insulated brick $700 down, balance $20 month. MO 1133.

PRICE HILL Two-family 3-3; excellent $300 down. WHITING. GR 1066. ROSELAWN NEW FURNISHED HOME 1547 Northwood Drive: Leugers furnished model home, new 2-story brick, 6 large lavatory, 1st floor: tile Kitcnen. til.

k.th l.rt'r n'nen rlailv 1 -so to attraetlvelv priced, easy to bu RobU. It, WachendorL VA 1140.. been provided by the USHA slum Clearance and low-rent housing program so far, leaves about 450,000 jobs to be filled as the present program is completed. Of the total of 512,000 jobs esti mated for the entire present program, an analysis prepared by USHA statisticians and technicians discloses: Skilled labor will receive a total of about 2,16,000 jobs, with wages aggregating approximately Jobs for unskilled helpers and laborers Will total about 240,000 with total wages of around $67,000,000. Approximately 26,000 administra tive, professional, technical, and other white-collar workers will be employed at salaries totaling around $18,500,000.

In addition to $225,000,000 wages paid to workers on the sites, as shown by this analysis, there will be an estimated $280,000,000 paid for construction materials. LARGE PART WAGES. A large part of this expenditure will be turned into wages for 170,000 men working one year each In factories, mills, and on common SHORT-WAVE LISTS. MORNING RADIO KltcTWTC Hot Coffee God's Bible School News Ranch Boys Morn Patrol 1 Jean Abbey Bluegrass Boys News School of the Air Bachelor's Children Pretty Kitty Kelly (J Myrt and Marge Hilltop House Stepmother Alien-Roth Life Begins Big Sister Aunt Jenny Kate Smith When a Girl Marries Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday VMVMOO A. M.

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JE 0278, n7; garage; large Jrunt purch, Mkl 31179, PARK "HILLS, KY. Il-room effftfenoy; $40. DIXIE RKALTY CO. HE 0963, PARKHILLSrKY." S'-rm. ern aparimentsj some heated, CO 1316.

PLEASANT RIDOW-KENNBDY HEIGHTS, 3 rooms, equipped heut, 4 rooms down, 1 up; garage $40 5 full rooms; strictly modem: gar. GOULD CO. Mkl 6688. PLEASANT water; equipped $00. LO 7139.

I'lllCK HILL 2, 57 B' rm. apTC hardwood floors. U40 Rowmont ave. WAJI899. PRICK HILL 815 Bchlff new efflo7 slo.

tit. 1 car line; lib. JH 6567. PRICK HIIi 8t7 L. exclusive 4 2d rioor; adulls.

4938 Ferguson. WA 8872. ST. BERNARD rms7 tile" bath, "maid's hdwd. floors; $35.

AV 1122. THE RIVERVIEW 2538 HACKBBRRY ST. Three, (our, and five room modern, quiet 24-hr. garage and elevator service. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

WO 7215. WAT.NfiT'HTIXtfRMT'APTT'M'ODER'N BLDG. HEAT, HOT WATBR, RANGE, HDWD. 1N-A-POOR BED, AMPLE CUPBOARDS; JANITOR; $40. WO 0756.EVE8.jAYJ!08L WALNUT "HILLS 5-rm.

hwd. sfm. ldry.i new. dec; $45 mo. Bee Jan.

In basem't. 3338 Burnet. HILLS B59" Nassau; 1 3-ronnt apt. 3a flrj Frigid. 2-rm Fjgld, 3d.

WEHTWOOD 3119 Moiart; new 4-room; spacious living room, dinette, large bedroom, kitchen fully equipped; completely decorated; Ideal location; heal: garage; hot water, jtoL VA2022.MOI52: WE8TW00D Harrison" arid Montana avesT, Ruehlman 4-rm. tile bath, heat. Janitor service. See Janitor, or call Heal Estate Department, PROVIDENT BANK. CH till.

WEBTWOOD 3, 4 rm7 mod. efflc. tile bath, shower; newly deco. "PARAMOUNT," 2883 Harrison. MO 1321.

WEHTWOOD-CHEVIOT 3, 4, B-rm. $25 to $56; also housss. MO 2750. WESTWOOD 4 bath, stoker heat7Ff. nw.

dec. 1 (3D. mu as7 t. WYOMING 9 West Hill In. rooms, wood- burning fireplace, booksneives, plenty or cupboards; porch; good location.

Apply Apt 1, 366 Springfield pk. Homes For Rent 11 COLLEGE HILL, N. 6 rooms, 4-2; mod. hwd. gar.

close bus, sch la. JA 7372 R. CUMMIN8VILLB 16BS Cooper two- story cottage witt batn and not-water heat; good condition; reasonable. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO. MAIV 4900.

EVANSTON Beau. lge, livineS hwd. floors, porch; lawn, shade, trees; garage; new part; $46, WO 3333. FT. MITCHELL Cor.

Dixie and Wood- lawn; 8-rm. brick, hdwd. gar. i gas, furnace; landscaped lot 100x200; on car line; nr. churches, schools.

HE 6370. HYDK PARK, E. 4107 La Crosse; B-room, 1-floor plan; breakfast noon; 1 in; garage; will lease; $65. WO 2028-7766. HYDE PARK 3-bedrm.

brick; brkfst. nk. line eou. out Mariemont, The Model Town Five and 6 room group houses, some corner. locations, rental J0-ia; garage, ea.ou.

Also several choice 8-rm. homes, heated from MARIEMONT CENTRAL STEAM. PLANT; rents $80 to $100. METERED HEAT. Call today for appt.

BR 1300. MT. AUBURN An unusual mod. home; exclusive, quiet street, near-Christ Hospital; newly dec, brkfst. nook, potch, garage; $56.

WO 3333. MT. WASHINGTON Will rent or self bath 1st lge. lot. 1936 Button ave.

NORWOOtCe-room modern trick; garage; beat loc; $50. KOURKE. MB 6745-5962. OAKLEY 1 or 3 separate kitchens," eeparate bathe 9 rooms. MA 228 1.

-PLEASANT RIDGE 5766 Marmion Ln. mod. 6-rm. Eng. type; $65.

MA 1100. PRICE HILL 4822Glenway 7-rm. brick; heat; exclusive section; 2-car will redecorate; $85. WA 1-165. PRICE HILL Elbe roh car; modern Englleh type, $60; and others.

WA 3398. BOUtH NORWOODfiiiT Floral ave.T7- rm. hse. dbU gar. $43, VA 1188.

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