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Tage 18 rHE CINCINNATI LN QUIREK Tuesday, March 29, 1949 glamour Mermaids And Pool Arrive WILL OF PEOPLE LfLAihb And rUWMALb For Garden Aquatic Show Is Kicked Around aluminum and lined with what is The largest portable swimming considered the finest of materials, mara, 3815 Isabella and Mrs. Minna Schober, Stonelick; a brother, Frank Relchelt, Stonelick, and one grandchild. The Barrere funeral home is in charge of arrangements. pool ever built arrived in Cincin Joseph Manischewitz Dies At Miami Beach Residence; neoprene nylon. It has its own filtration plant.

The parade actually will be a Bj Congress, National Conference Hears. nati yesterday, with a dazzling array of colorful bathing suits and the beauties to go with them for Buster Crabbe's Aqua Parade of 1949 opening Thursday night at three-ring affair to watch, for, be sides the swimming pool, there will be another pool for the diving tow Bakery Company President Cincinnati Garden, 5950 Seymour ers and a platform for a colorful Ave. EMIL J. Services for Emll J. Pflug, retired Cincinnati patrolman, are to be conducted at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow at the Bolton funeral home, Westwood. Burial will be in Spring Grove. Mr. Pflug, who joined the police Joseph Manischewitz, President Mr.

Maltby for heart disease, Death of the B. Manischewitz largest was ascribed to stage show. There will be still another stage, smaller, for the orchestra. The Cincinnati appearance of the natural The troupe of 50 came from Los Angeles by train and so did the show properties, in four freight bakers of matzos in the world, with causes. The body of the 79-year-old headquarters in Cincinnati, died cars.

The whole show is on wheels suddenly yesterday at his winter Aqua Parade is the grand premiere of the 1949 season. All sorts of fancy lighting, overhead and under executive was found slumped in the seat after the crash. Harold Rietz, 49, 139 W. Fifth the bus home in Miami Beach. and was rolled right Into the big garden.

Leroy Prinz, the producer Born 62 years ago in the Queen department in 1912 and retired 18 years later due to physical disability, died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital following a stroke water, will begin for these water driver, stopped when he saw Malt- City, he was the last of five sons Voice Will Not Be Hushed, Member Of President's Committee Says. A member of President Truman's Civil Rights Committee last night told the National Religion and Labor Foundation Conference tr.at Congress "had ignored the voice of people" in failing to pass civil rights legislation. Speaking at the Hotel Gibson. "Mrs. M.

E. Tilly informed the delete i'tk Via nannlr and Hollywood director of topflight musicals, and Billy Rayes, emcee for the Parade, arrived by air. 1 of the late Rabbi Behr Manische ballets at 8:30 p. m. from Thursday through next Tuesday and at by's car weaving toward him, thus averting a more serious collision, suffered four weeks ago.

witz, who founded the company in 2:30 p. m. for a matinee on Sunday. The swimming pool is made of officers said. Mr.

Pflug, who was 67 years old, 1888 at 2100 W. Eighth St. Matzos Mr. Maltby, a native of Ollney, is survived by his widow, Mrs. Catherine Gress Pflug.

1238 First is baked for the Jewish Passover, which is April 14-21 this year. Mr. 111., lived at 6965 Thorndike Mariemont A retired official of Manischewitz recently had completed the addition of kosher food the City Ice Fuel he had been associated with the loan com Price Hill; a son, Edward J. Pflug; a daughter, Mrs. John Boyar, Covington; a sister, Mrs.

Margaret Kelly, Westwoofl, and one grandchild. products to the company's output. pany, formerly the Madisonvllle A graduate of Hughes High Locker To Urge Licensing Of All Forms Of Gambling Through State Legislation Bank, for more than 20 years. His widow, Mrs. Hattie Haltby, School, Mr.

Manischewitz attended the University of Cincinnati. Since 192 he had lived in New is an invalid at their residence. He is also survived by a sister, PHILIP CIPRIANI. The funeral of Philip Cipriani. Mr.

Manischewitz is survived by whose demand brought into being Hhe President's committee, whose In November put the champion -'-'of civil rights in the White House not be stilled or hushed." -Labeling the recent congressional Mrs. Annabelle Pogue, Maysville, his widow, Mrs. Bess S. Manische Ky. Rites will be conducted at 2 former proprietor of the Cipriani Baking 910 Baymiller St, is to cort.

im. king rurvus synmcatf. iw. world mckw iksuvox witz; two sons, Beryl, Jersey City p. m.

tomorrow at the Thomas fu Licensing of all forms of gam plant manager, and Robert, with be held tomorrow from the Busse "0 course I'll marry you! I only said no to see how it feels to turn somebody down!" neral home, Madisonvllle. Burial will be in Madisonville Cemetery. 'filibuster "the eiphth hesitation of bling in the state will be advocated Borgmann Parkway funeral hom. the company's outlet in Montreal; a daughter, Mrs. Leon Meadows, illegal for him to make a bet in a handbook," Locker complained.

Locker obviously was provoked into action by Councilman Gordon H. Scherer's announcement that he democracy," Mrs. Tilly charged that H. 1 in. 1 -11 IL.

in City Council tomorrow by Coun Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a. m. at Sacred Heart Italian New York; three sisters, Mesdames WILLIAM LAWLER. cilman Jesse D. Locker.

In all the rights of all the citizens." Requiem High Mass for William Reuben Finkelsteln, Bernard Pren-sky and Saul Roggen, all of New would introduce In Council tomor legislation is being de- Lawler, former sales manager for Locker announced yesterday that he would ask Council to petition tho State Legislature to enact the row an ordinance making posses- York, and three grandchildren, Fine Arts Deficits Calculated For Cincinnati Institutions; the Fleischman Yeast will be slon of race, pay-off and policy A nephew, Howard Manischewitz, iayed, she continued, the people at the grass roots are speaking and taking action. -r nrrcT rivn m- Church. Burial will be in St Joseph's New Cemetery. Mr. Cipriani was 58 years old.

He died late Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. He is survived by two sons, John Frank and John Philip Cipriani; two sung at 9:15 a. m. tomorrow at necessary legislation. 1102 Cheyenne is manager of St.

Peter in Chains Cathedral Licensing not only would produce revenues, sorely needed for slips and the sale of lottery slips punishable by jail sentences as well as fines, starting vith the first offense. Burial will be in Baltimore Pike the Cincinnati plant, which will be closed today. Services and burial Cemetery. The Rebold funeral many improvements, but would will be in New York today. home is in charge.

eliminate many of the "inconsisten Locker said he would oppose this i'li'Sl n.iu tim. "Human relations entwines itself In' every table talk, every fireside I. chat and every wayside conversa-- tipn. The voice of the people has its say to the church and the Budget Breakdown Shown daughters, Miss Catherine Cipriani and Lucille Shirley, and two grandchildren, all of Greater Mr. Lawler, who was 76 years ordinance vigorously.

Similar leg cies" that now prevail in connection with gambling, Locker pointed Death Takes Mother old, retired 19 years ago when the The United Fine Arts Fund dis yeast firm united with Standard out. islation has been pending in the Council Law Committee since last May, with the result that Scherer other sources will bring $300,250, leaving a $95,983.55 difference, which schools as well as to governments closed vesterdav how the $250,000. Brands. He resided at 186B Fair- "It's the most inconsistent thing Of Dayton Newsman It calls the church to face the a eoal in tha eominlr drive. will come from the fund.

in the world to permit a man to go BERNARD J. GERWEL SR. Bernard J. Gerwel who re lenge. The church must find the jWOuld be shared amone the Cincin Six weeks of Summer Opera at Mrs.

Anna Kohnop, mother of Max Kohnop, Sunday Editor of right out here to River Downs and legally bet on a horse race and the Zoo will cost $190,543.65 with in' nati Symphony Orchestra, Summer time and the way to extend its maDOQira an4 infltmnra inf all nf plans to ask that his measure be referred to the Council Committee of the Whole to insure a vote on it Locker believes that state laws, as they now stand are adequate to tired from the Fire Department February 2 because of III health. come estimated at $153,100, leaving mount Fairmount. He died yesterday at St. Francis Hospital after a four-week illness. Surviving Mr.

Lawler are his widow, Mrs. Bertha Guswiller Lawler; a son, Edward Lawler; a brother, John Lawler, and a sister, then tell that same man that it is the Dayton, Ohio, Daily News and a former member of The En life and the world. "'It is well the church has its 'WVf An intr An in ll'ochlntrtMi nf quirer's news staff, died last night a deficit of $37,443.65. The Art Museum will cost $240,868.15 with an estimated in cover all that Scherer seeks to accomplish in his ordinance. Immunity Is Denied at Jewish Hospital after a brief will be burled in St Mary Cemetery, St Bernard, tomorrow following Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.

m. at St Lawrence Church, Price Hill. He died Sunday at Beth ea da it must be listening in on state illness. Mrs. Kohnop, who was 84 come of $174,226.88, leaving a deficit Miss Gertrude Lawler, all of Great If gambling were licensed by To UN Staff Member years old, lived at 3602 Washing er Cincinnati.

the state, Locker would pull no ton Ave. Hosnital. punches for violation, he said. Opera, Eden Park Art Musum and Taft Museum. The fund's Budget Committee had reported that the total operating expenses for the four organizations for this fiscal year would be while the income would be only $650,816.88, leaving a deficit of approximately $225,000.

A $25,000 allowance for unforeseen expenses was added to tha fund goai. The Symphony Orchestra estimates costs for this season at Income from ticket sales and and local legislative bodies. The "day of the debate on the anti-Klan bill in the Georgia Legislature the ministers were tied up in church conferences." CHARLES C. REICHELT. Also surviving Mrs.

Kohnop are a daughter, Miss Ada Kohnop, a On Espionage Count Washington. March 28 (AP) "If a man then would violate the law, no punishment would be Requiem High Mass for Charles teacher at Guilford School, and of $66,641.27. Taft Museum is supported solely from endowments, which will total $23,240. Operating cost will be the deficit, $24,931.53. Lucien Wulsin is chairman of the fund, Norman Harper, Executive Director.

Fund headquarters has been established at 435 Vine St. too severe," Locker added. another son, Meyer Kohnop, Cin C. Relchelt, retired railroad worker who died Sunday at his home, 2816 Hoff East End, where he had cinnati. Actress Calls Him Dad; Services will be conducted at lived for 40 years, will be sung at The United States has formally advised Russia that It intends to go ahead with prosecution of Valentin A.

Gubltchev, S2, Russian United Nation staff member accused of an espionage conspiracy. 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Well funeral home. Burial will be in 9 a.

m. Thursday at Holy Angels Church. Burial will be in Calvary Loved Her, Says Trader New York, March 28 (AP)- A Mr. Gerwel was an engineer with Fire Company 25, West and Depot Sts. He was 45 years old.

His home was at 14 W. Court St. Surviving Mr. Gerwel are his widow, Mrs. Vera Merten Gerwel; three sons, Robert, Bernard Jr.

and Richard Gerwel, and his mother, Mrs. Rose Holtman, ail of Cincinnati. The B. J. Meyer funeral home is in charge of burial arrangements.

PFC. MILTON MARLATT. Services and burial for Pfe. Mil Covedale Cemetery. Cemetery, Evanston.

The State Department disclosed wealthy Ecuadorean trader ad Mr. Relchelt, who was 76 years Stricken At Car Wheel, today that a note was handed to old last August, was born in Cin mltted in court today that he was intimate "many times" with bru cinnati, but passed his childhood at Stonelick, Clermont County, Ohio For 34 years he was employed as a the Soviet Ambassador last Thursday rejecting Russia's contention that Gubltchev has diplomatic immunity from the charges. Loan Executive Dies; Auto Veers Into Bus J. Frank Maltby, President of the nette Mira Stefan, who says he is Kroll, Cincinnati, National Director pr the CIO Political Action Com-jnittee, outlined a five-point program to achieve what he termed for the good life that belongs to all men. Kroll called for "true collective bargaining, a housing program, a ptogram of civil rights, measures against inflation and health insurance." LABOR ACT ASSAILED.

Pointing to the Taft-Hartley bill "as a fair sample of the whole oppressive design of monopoly in our country," Kroll added: "We have seen free enterprise perverted into a system which is neither free nor enterprising. the father of her child. hostler for the Pennsylvania Rail Burglary Suspect Is Caught As He Flees Stolen Truck That Is Hit By Police Bullet Charges of burglary and unlaw- bile theft. In Newport, Early was fully taking an automobile were reported to have said that he and filed against William Stafford, 21, Stafford broke into a grocery at Hill Road, Cold Spring, yes- Seventh and York Newport, "I became very much in love road and the New York Central Cottage Building Loan Gubltchev and Judith Coplon, 27, Justice Depi.rtment employee, ton Marlatt, who was 32 when he was killed in Infantry action in Ger with her," Pastor P. Buenaventura system.

He retired 11 years ago. Madisonvllle, suffered a stroke testified before a three-Judge panel many in 1944, will be held Thurs were arrested March 4 in New York. The Federal Bureau of In in special session court Although admitting intimacy when he was driving near 6325 Madison Rd. yesterday with the result that his automobile crashed against a halted Mariemont bus, police reported. day afternoon In Morrow, Ohio.

Private Marlatt 1 survived by his Mr. and Mrs. John Marlatt, vestigation charged she took confidential information from govern He was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters, Holy Angels Court. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Lille Meinders Reichelt; a son, Howard S.

Relchelt 427 Torrence with Miss Stefan, Buenaventura testified, however, that he had not had sexual relations with her since 45S Shaw Hyde Park, and two ment files with the intenton of giving it to Gubltchev. She also The Coroner's office was told brothers, Joseph Marlatt, Cincinnati, Competition in too manv lines terday in Cincinnati as Newport and another in South Newport. has betn indicted. December. 1946, or January, 1947.

that a physician had been treating Ct.j two sisters, Mrs. Anna McNa- and Charles Marlatt, Dayton, Ohio. of business today means simply thePllce reported that an accomplice had involved the suspect in two burglaries in Newport. process by which the strong cut down the weak and the rich destroy the poor. Capitalism as our monopolists use the word is a license to go on with these cruel practices." Opening the conference, Dr.

John TE. Thomrison. Chaplain of the Uni- Stafford was arrested in a stolen truck in Cincinnati after Sgt. Ray Clark and Patrolman Leslie Hutchinson had chased him for several squares and finally fired two shots versity of Chicago, declared that at him. He was captured when he leaped from the wrecked truck and attempted to run into the entrance to the Queen City Club, Fourth St.

and Broadway. Cincinnati police said Stafford admitted stealing the truck from the A. H. Gerdsen Heating 224 in America we suffer from Jack of unity because we have tried $0 achieve political democracy with-ut economic democracy." responsible religious and civic Readers it is our particular task to valuate our own system," he E. Second Sunday.

He denied breaking into the place, but the owner told police the truck was inside the building. A safe was looted of $35. Early yesterday, Newport Patrolmen Edward Gugel and William Schopf spotted the truck parked in front of 27 W. Third and need to know what is the relation of modern finance capitalism to the occurrence of the two greatest wars in history within one generation. We need to know what was the role of American capital in rearming Germany and In making the second World War in- i evitable.

"We need to know the ways in found Albert Early, 21, 1123 Vine St, Newport, asleep In the vehicle. They arrested him on a charge of foreign Fascisms we fought. We i- 1 1L 1 ,1 I ..111 neeu 10 Know me roie uia.1 is sun veing played by the great cartels. a session last night, Council- breach of the peace, and planned to return to tow the truck to police headquarters. Meanwhile, Stafford returned to the truck and drove away.

In fleeing into Covington, he sideswiped an automobile driven by Eugene Rossi, 206 Elm Ludlow, at SMITH-CORONA OFFICE TYPEWRITER with exclusive Q)ofSfOt) keyboard Fourth and Patterson then continued on into Covington and later into Cincinnati. Clark and Hutchinson spotted men Charles P. Taft declared that "Ribor wants today an effective as- sociatioo by which working people can achieve adequate wages, good working conditions and freedom from the fear of war or of unemployment." Taft called upon both religion and labor to cooperate in educating leaders and members of to their responsibilities. "We must make people aware of fheir relationship with their fellow individuals to create a real fcffptlnn omnntr TArl nr. the stolen truck at Second and Sycamore Sts.

At Fourth and Syc amore where Stafford was driving the wrong way on a one way street, Hutchinson fired two shots, one of them hitting the truck and the other breaking a window in the Transportation Building, ganization from the top leadership down," he continued. "When this condition is created, there can be a real future for re At Fourth St. and Broadway, the truck rammed a pole. Stafford was quoted as telling police that he was on probation in ligion ana moor unaer me system of limited capitalism which we have today." Indiana for burglary and automo- vHouse Kills Highway Inquiry, i it i roought By Hamilton Lountian; Dayton Track Faces Hurdle insisted that the nronosed law is unfair but the House refused, 48 to 50, to accept an amendment to remedy the defects claimed by him. Under the bill if passed by the Senate an operator will not he Already secretaries are calling it, the most beautiful of all." And it gives the most amazing performance too! The new, exclusive Smith-Corona ColorVision Keyboard heads a long list of new 1949 improvements.

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One hand sets both stops. Easier, faster, saves time and work, Positive UneRegisiwion Roll paper forward, then backward, or release ratchet the original line registration is retained. Trd Mark liable for personal injury damages unless wanton misconduct is Columbus, Ohio, March 28 (Spe-i cial) Without a struggle, the Ohio House of Representative killed to-'nTght a resolution proposed by Don Rolf of Hamilton County to conduct an investigation of the Ohio Highway Department. The resolution was referred to the Reference Com-iaittee and the Democratic Floor "Leader, A. G.

Lancione, Belmont, told reporters that he considered it dead. Rolf made no objections. action that had been taken, Lancione said, was in cases where 'there had been real violations of against partisan activity by civil service workers. The House passed and sent to the proved. The House, over opposition, passed the uniform partnership act.

Non-lawyer members nffp.rirt sent. itered opposition on the ground that a is a lawyer bill." The House gave gifts to Mrs. Ella M. Scriven, veteran Clerk of the House, who is retained rezardless Illustrated rrs of partisan changes "in the per Senate a bill backed by the Mont sonnel of membership. Four Die In Crash gomery County Delegation requir Smith-Corona Silent Secretariat with gray metallic finis hand illvar striping.

Standard Super-Speed model In two-tone gray wrinkle finish, silver striping. Of Three Airplanes Halifax, March 28 (AP) Four JNavy airmen were killed today wnen tnree planes collided over Halifax Harbor. The dead are Lt. Cmdr. R.

A Monks of Dartmouth, N. Lt. ing that 51 per cent of the voters of any township where a new race Irack is to be established, and at which parl-mutuel betting Is to be tolerated, must sign a petition for sablishment of the track. The action is designed to prevent a new race track near Dayton. There was 'hly scant opposition in the vote on 'the floor.

spirited opposition by Jred Hoffman, Hamilton County, the House passed and sent to the a bill to write Into the laws the same liability rules with refer-! ence to airplane passengers that fnow apply when there have been; injuries to motor car passengers. rni na I AK tt it George H. Hutton of Dartmouth N. Lt, C. J.

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