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yiHsyryi el unseal iiiyTyi pnry yiiiy 'f '1 'f Tuesday, February 15, 15C6 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Pace 21 BIRTHS Opinionnaire I For more ccmplete Information and the address of the funeral director, refer to individual death notice below: REIS ANNOUNCEMENTS W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 6000 SAMARITAN HOSPITAL tBKUARY 10, 1006 SCrtvUDT-rerry and j.net, 70S- nory Lane, sin.

R0.vf. Lewenia and Carol, 3208 lill- wood, girl, w.LWfi-L.iarlis and Janice, 6957 (ill. ALFOtiD end Barbara. 6201 Bremole boy. IMMtU-Ricwd and Ruth.

472S Em. brett tni. II Deceased" Time Margaret (nee Klein), beloved wife Dele Funerel Director of Fred W. Ren. dir daughter of Cur Mrs.

Frederick J. Klein, dear sister! A. M. 100 P. M.

Feb. 16 Wraflimann What do you think is the most beautiful building in Gncinnati? jAUTIN. ilia jlACOVCIN. Aaaei M. IIUSTIOT.

Merie A. HEUtit-Andre and Revenna, 510 1 IEPIIP. Ar.thvrJ.. Jr. JO JO A.

M. 3:00 P. 11:00 A.M." 10:30 A. M. Cennlev Orel.

(Latnia) mm-Helt Rebald Thampsen Nei4hard (illilan Kiotter boy. HURSOKG-Wiliiam and CarCNvn, 1639 Pull.n Aw oirl. BERRY. Ree fetJ6 JebJ" FebJA" "PeJ6" 1j" BINDER, lilliia BRAN WAN. WIUIKE hti and Gavle, 5341 Plum-ridge, boy.

VOLSH-Frenk and Josia. 4220 lamb- Jcliaejter-iudljij FORMERLY WITH WILTSEE, Inc. 7:30 P. M. Key.

Dunttea C. r. ston. oirl. HATER Raymond and FJetty, 367 lob boy.

ENNfcKING Jerome and Lorraine, 5551 BROOKBANK. Cbarlee A. BURNS. Robert B. BURTON.

Re. Statu laMPilU, Rebert R. 8 I 1 w. torn bay. 'I 24 W.

9th St. 241-0932 GDOENIGER-James and Jeenette 2082 ct Alfred Stem, dear eunt ot Virginia Morgan and Sallv Kreimer, Friday. Februarv 11, 1966; residence. 1545 Tfakwood Ave. Friends mav call at the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home. Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside. Monday, after 4 P.

M. Funeral ser-i vices at the College Hill Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 2 P. M. Body will he in state at the i-hurch Tuesday from 1 to 2 P. M.

Memorials mav be made to your favorite charity. REIK Albert, beloved husband of the late Ella Reik (nee Detiei), devoted I falrx of me tete Luc irk RaisbeckJ deer grandfethef of Cherry Lee Reisbeck, dear bromer of Mrs. Emma Cooper, Mrs. Alma Williams and Eugene Reiki at his residence, 234 S. Ft.

Thomas Ft. Thomas. Monday, February 14, 1966. Services Thursday, FebruJry 17, at the Dobblino Fun ere Home. Ft.

Thomas, at 10 A. M. Friends may call Wednesday, from 4 to 9 P. M. American Legion services Wednesday, et 7:30 P.

M. Ft. Thomas Masonic Lodoe 806 services Wednesday, at 8 P. M. -J Harrison bov.

11:00 A. M. A. M. k.ur J.0O P.

M. :00 A. M. :10 A. 2:00 P.

M. JacKhe-Elden A. tni Schaafer 1 Buiby Ouentln K. Stale John J. Radel Ca.

"Frederick "Nurra Brei. (PI, Ridge) Howthorno McWAYNE Richard and Susanna, 5379 DAUOHtRTY, Lala Maria FAULHABlR, Paul PERMANN. Merry B. PIOC. Theima aanerna girl, RAVSEr-Raloh and Janet, toi 165-G, Str.mole ClevM.

Ohio, aiti, MONTGOMERY Paul and Bererly FeeU Feb17 "FebU "eb.J6 JebJ6 Febji "Feblj" FebJ6 Feb.17 "Feb. 17 AIR FlAielwIl J. 10:30 A. Mu FOSTIRKeniieHiJi; :00 A. M.

HACK 1 1. Rebecca 1:00 P.M. MALLFARTH. Iremtlna 1 :30 P. M.

Buue A Beramann "Well 3042 Harrison Ave. (Opposite Westwood Tow Hall) MO 1-4059 John J. Redel Co. 10175 Storm boy. CHRIST HOSPITAL FEBRUARY 10, 196 COOPER Lyon and Ruth, 3833 Mead- owterk, oirl.

GILBERT He rschel and Betty, Kings U'lls 34, Ohio, boy, HADLEY Bobby and Enid, 24J3 Eclipse Ct, bov. BAKER-Jerry and Eileen. 19 Eluabeth girl. CHEN Kun and Jannica, 219 Atkinson, girl. KELLER Daniel and AAarcIa, tol N.

Hill, boy. HAMMOND, ierl 1:00 P. HARMON, Vlrtll MT HENNEGAN, Helen Ella Frederlk Nurre Brae. "Cilliaa-Slelke RUEHL WW Balnh Meyer "Hla. VtMtol Wttwa ft! Caawtt 1M RMMa) CHApft IkaTtlffl WFttJt faDAlM HER0LD, Aaavtt H.

A. M. HILDEBRANOT. ilia JOHNSON. Denold Clement 10:00 A.

M. Febl6 Feb 7" Febji" "Feb. 17" Nvmphia E. (nee Plummer). beloved wife of Jacob E.

Ruehl, dear mother of Wamer S. Moore and one orend-child, daughter of Eoitti P'ummer; Sunday, February 13. 1966i aoe. 48 years; residence, 3035 Junietta Ave. Visitation, Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave.

at Cheviot. aftr 4 P. MRS STANLEY BARNHORN housewife, Finneytown I think the new government building Is most attractive. It's so new looking and the architecture is so attractive. I think it helps the whole downtown area.

I like the outside, but I can't say that I've ever been Inside the building. Mnrtaaher VincannH, lnd. uiea A Bergman Joh N. MIddendnrt Sem "Dabbling "Tufti DICK COX automobile salesman, Hartwell The Mt. Airy water tower is.

I think it's most unique and that it must have required more time, effort and architectural skill than the Kroger Building or the Carew Tower or a lot of other buildings. I pass It quite often and I never cease to marvel at It. I think it's magnificent. GEORCE VAN VLIET district sales manager, Mt. Healthy I think the Kroger Building is.

It's modern and colorful and it's a skyline landmark. You can't help but see it. And the parking is good there too it's right Inside. I guess my second choice would probably be the Cincinnati Gardens. INJEMCI(IAI "rebjf "Feb.

IS" LEDFORD. Leetla M. LIMPERLE. Deretby A. M.

LU8RSCHT. Fraatee Mary 10:00 A. M. MACHT. Meerletta Shaw 10 30 A.

MILLS. Ruth Wednesday. Services Thursday. 2 Birthday Remembranc THELMA I. TULL Born February 15, 1903 It's hard enough to find a verse.

That's sweet enouoh for vou. P. M. RUSH MONTGOMERY, lucllla BAMBER NICH0L Deneld K. J.

C. Battle A Som Stanley Hlib "Vtrhii "Htdett Franklin beloved husband of Audrey Rush (nee She Iron), devoted father of Charles Lee. Kethy and And warm enouoh. and fond enough Robert Bamber and John R. Bamber FUNERAl.

DIRECTORS 3011 W00D6'JRN 961-1440 io ran now mucn wa miss vou. Sadly missed bv Husband and Familv. 0STEN0ARP. Harry J. PARkET.

liwerd PREUTH, Leray Susan Rum. deer bromer ot Georoe Rush at his residence. 240 Berry ERSCHELL uei revue, kv.i Monoay, rto ruarv 14. 1966. Services Thursday.

REIX. Albert Febl6 Feb.J7 "Feb. ft Dalbert Martuarv Dkblin Chat. A. Millar Sent SOCIJTIESrlODtS 11:00 A.

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1:30 P.M. ma NEWPORT 261-8033 FT. THOMAS 441-1982 February 17. at the Dobblinq Fu-, REIS.arteret RUEHl. Nymahia nerel Home, Be I lev ue.

at 10 A. M. Friends may call Wednesday, from A.A. SCOTTISH RITE RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES 19 Green St. 1309 California Ave, RUSH, Praaklln G.

Ring services will be held Rabeld gobbling (Bellevua) Andenen-Schraffan barter Vltf Sterner tor Bromer ihomat T. Scott 32. Tuesday. Februery 15 SAYRS.ery SCHMID. Anna SCHILLING, Lllllt I.

1966. at 7:30 P. M. at T. P.

White I Sons Funeral Feb.J Oiat. A. Miller lont Feb. IB Gobbling (Bellevua) Home. 2050 Beechmont Ave.

Ford Raps Administration's 4Hip Pocket' Decisions SEITER, Rebert Jr. AFC 10:00 A. SULLIVAN Funeral Home, 1336 E. McMillan BradfordSullivftnDirector THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES MADISONVILLE and KENWOOD WILSON. Eerl 1:00 P.

M. Feb. 16 Jacbman Ml. Washington. ALFRED F.

PORTER, 32, T. P. M. ROBERT J. BROWN.

33. Secretery Et MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 3tourtttnfii nii Tredway Funeral Home 4 to r. M. SAYRS Mary beloved wife of the late William C. Savrs, dear mother of Mary C.

Barringer end William A Savrs, also survived bv two grandchildren; Sunday. February 13, 1966; residence. 239 Helen St. Friends mav call at the Anderson-Schraffenberger Funerel Home, 415 Ludlow Clifton, Wednesday. 4 to 9 P.

M. Funeral services Thursday, 10:30 A. M. SCHILLING Lillie daughter of the late Fred W. and Louise Stallman Schilling, dear sister of Charles W.

and the late Clara Schillinq; Saturday, February 1 2. 1 966; residence. 1 857 Dreman Ave. Friends may call at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons Funeral Home. Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Tuesday, after 4 P. M. Funeral services Wednesday at 1:30 P.

M. SCHMID Established 1892 NORWOOD, OHIO AUTO INSURANCE 2131 Cameron Ave. Mt 1-03 11 AGNOR All nsKS considered. Pev as you dirvo bv the month. Ask tor Evelyn.

731-4456. Vonderhaar Stetter ihird A Overton St. Guy Wilder, vice president of Ceroenter Union 2. devoted father HEARSE-Cadillec '65. Superior combl or Vernon Aanor of Er enaer.

Kv. nation ambulance and hearse. Never Newport, Ky. 261-5795 and Raymond Aqnor of Cincinnati, used. Assume payments.

751 3481. dear bromer ot Andv Aonor ot vir- LADY WANTS RIDE from Random Hill Rd.i Lexington Hots to Downtown. 110 (IMi CCD FAULHABER Paul, beloved huosend of Lavone Cornell Faulhaber, dear brother of Mrs. Robert IHattie) O'Brien. Mrs.

Luther (Elsie) Ellis. Arthur. Valentin end the late Carl Faulhaberi Sunday, Februery 13, 1966t residence, 29)5 Gendora Ava.t age, 63 years. Visitation Tuesday. 4 to 9 P.

M. at the Frederick Funeral Home. 18 Celhoun Corrvville. Reouiem Hiah Mass. St.

George Church, Wednesdey. 9 A. M. Member of Bricklayers Union local IB, WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNERAL HOME IC I niflC 3026 MADISON AVE. MUIUB end Mrs.

Jessie Tyler of herlotte, N. five Grandchildren and one areot-qrondchild; Satur 9-5. Cell 421-4611 aves. 521 1209. ON AND AFTER this data I will not be responsible for debts contracted for oav.

reoruary ivoo; at car oenters Home. Lakelend. Fla.i for' merlv of Cincinnati, eoe. 70 veari. ALLISON ROSE by envone otner man myseir.

William E. Moore, 6300 Traylor COVINGTON CO 1-0146 Visitation at Thornton Funeral Home. Lakeland. Tuesday. Services Wednesday at 10 A.

M. Anna fnee Daniels), widow of Ed UK. NO. lovelano. unio.

TROUBLED? Call The Teleohone Minister AUTEN 241-1556 Mondev. Friday, 1-9 P. M. FERMANN Harry beloved husband of the late Joseohine Cunl Fermann, dear father of Harry A. Fermann, brother ward Scrtmid.

beloved mother ot Mabel Wever, Mildred Waoner, Lorraine Martin, Dorothv Ohmer. Lucv Gundrum. Arthur. Howard. Ervin.

Fred. Norbert and Harrv Schmidt the leta Geneva and Ethel Schmid. 44 arandchildren and 28 WANTED-Right Helf 5500 Kroger bill. Ella Inee Boesche). beloved wife of tha lata William Auttn.

devoted Lett iuu, will split, dji-oo. mother of Mrs. Mertin (Lorainei Zealand had been included in the Hawaii meetings, the results might have been much more effective." "All in all, the administration is acting from Its hip pocket, so to speak," Mr. Ford remarked in his discussion of last week's conference In Hawaii between the President and South Vietnamese leaders. In his speech to about 1,000 Ohio Republicans, Mr.

Ford accused the administration of "drastic mismanagement of the war on poverty" and called the executive branch a bureaucratic Jungle. "We are outnumbered two to one In this Congress, but we will continue to speak out for the things In which we believe," he asserted after calling for a revision of civil rights laws and an end to vote frauds. (sr rJx MIDDLETOWN, Ohio President Johnson's administration is fumbling in the war on poverty and "acting from Its hip pocket" In foreign affairs, U. S. Rep.

Gerald R. Ford declared Monday. The GOP minority leader made his statements at a news conference and a Lincoln Day speech to Butler County Republicans. "Numerous decisions have been made hastily," Mr. Ford told newsmen.

"Because of Inadequate preparation In presentations to the United Nations, the United States has not looked as good to the rest of the world as It should have. "The Honolulu Incident was unsuccessful because of this type of hasty action without adequate WERE TOU A WITNESS? Were vou a witness to the automobile oreat-oraridcmldren. sister ot Bessie Wehlbrink and Clarence Danlelsi C-l 11 IOU. M.I. Rossmen, sister or Albert Boeche of Akron, Ohio, Sunday, February 13.

1966; at residence, 4332 Dartmouth St. Bernard. Friends accident which occurred on Reading JOHNSON Donald Clement; aoe, 50 years beloved husband of Geraldine Al ut nniis lii rermann ana Tne late Anthony and Mavme Fermann, also survived bv three qrandchildren and five oreat-grandchildren; Sunday. February 13, 1964; residence. 1722 Northcut Ave.

Friends may call at Nurre Bros, Pleasant Ridae Funeral Home, 6050 Montgomery; dence. 3728 Herbert Ave. Friends mav call at the Vitt Sterner Dehll Hills Funeral Home, 4ol Road, at the Summit! Bowling Lane on Tuesday. February 8. 1966 at 4:45 a If io.

oleese call Mr. Hoover dried Johnson, devoted father of, Mrs. Barbara Snyder, Mary and may call ar rnt wrassmenn Funeral Home, 3625 Gilbert north of Taft Tuesday. 4 to 9 P. M.

Services Wednesday. February 16, at 3 at Sorino Grove Mauso during the dev at 621-1503, in the evenings at 861-6746. Mm jonnson, arendfamer ot Lisa Snyder, brother of Mrs. Ruth Blair of Huntinqton, W. Mrs.

Marion leum Chapel. In lieu of other luesoey. 4 ro r. Reouiem High Mass. St.

Aones Church, Wednesday. February 16. at 9:30 A. M. Member of rht Holy Name Society of St.

Agnes Church end the Men of uincK or uavfon. otiio and Cecil iDelhi, Tuesday, trom 4 ro r. m. 'Funeral Wednesday. February 16.

at 8:30 A. M. Reouiem Hioh Mass. Our Lady of Perpetual Helo Church, 9 A. M.

0. I. P. H. Aux.

273. K. of St. J. services Tuesday, 7:30 M.

SEITER LOST IND FOUND remembrances, memorials may oe directed to Immanuel United Church of Christ of St. Bernard. jonnson. uamerton. Dhioi Saturday February 12, 1966; residence, 7820 CAT Orange, black white.

Bond Hil uee Lincmnan -w. Ufiio. Ke- FIGG area. Kewera. 24i-joiv, liter i p.n guiem Hiqh Mass.

St. Gertrude BACOVCIN Lnurcn. waoeira. Ohio, DUFFEL BAG-Officiel Girl Scout, contains all cQuipment. Between Ross, February 16.

et 10 A. M. Friend AFC. Robert W. beloved husband of Mrs.

lieselotte Seller Inee OitimMinl (4vAtH f.tfwr of Liese CD 0 0 mav call at the Monroe-Cooher Ohio, and Aurora, ind. Koute uo. Ke-ward. Call Aurora. 758 collect.

runetai Home, Mntord. Tuesday 4 to. 9 P. M. Prayers will be Elaine Seiter, Heroid and Kenneth Maudlin, deer son of Ruth and IDENTIFICATION PAPERS In black oner to ar 5 r.

m. Rep. Gerald Ford cites mismanagement preparation. If South Korea, Australia and New Aontt M. (net lamell), beloved wife of John P.

Bacovcin, dear mother of Mrs. Gerald Deters, Rose Ann end John J. Bacovcin. dear sister of Kettiryn Lavwell. also 13 qrandchildreni Sundey.

February 13, 1966; residence. 711 Carroll Taylor Mill, Covington. Ky.t aqe, 73 years. Prayers Wednesday, February 16. at Connlev Bros.

Funeral folder. Reward. 793-2495. I mat. hrnwn Robert Seiter deer bromer or Carol Sctioultheis, Cheryl.

Tony, and Stevan Seiter. dear ortndson LEDFORD Thelmt N. (net Sivit). wift of Georqt A. Fiog mother of Mrs.

Jerry 'Carol) Wilson and George A. Fioo daughter of John W. and the late Dee Sivis, sister of Mrs. Allita Baird. Mrs.

Harley Emmons, Harold and Allen Sivis. niece of Ma Bess Bromagen; Saturday. February 12, 1966; aqe, 47 years; residence. 7351 Clover-nook Mt. Healthy.

Friends may call at the Hawthorn Funeral Home. 7830 Hamilton Tuesday, after 4 P. M. Funeral services Wednesday. February 16.

at 2 P. M. Interment, Arlington AVmorial Gardens. Mt. Healthv Chanter nth'.

bleck. whiter brown collar, answers to name "Huckleberry;" Forest Perk area; of Myrtle Keys and Mary Men- Leotia M. (nee Deem), beloved wife of Edward J. Ledford. beloved sister of Roy Deem.

Dennis Leveron, Mrs. Beulah Mrt. Flma rewarflSll IV. ind in Ck.nk.. Home, II E.

Southern Letonie, et 8:30 A. Recuiem Hioh Mass IU-IIIUIIIII-VIU detlr Sunday, reoruarv ivooi at his residence. 13 David Newport, Ky. Prayers Friday, February 18, et the Dobblino Funeral Unm Rfrtleviw 9:30 A. M.

Re Reward. 271-8841. Glenn and Mrs. Jerry Wilsonr Sunday, February 13, 1966; residence, 978 Havfrhorne Ave. Funeral services from me Brockman Funeral tntiT-White and brown mixed breed ouiem Hioh St.

Therese at St. Anthony church, Forest Hills, at 9 A. M. Friends mev call Tuesday. 4 to 9 P.

M. IMevsville. Kv. papers, plaast copy.) BELLSTEDT female dog. Vicinity of Bond Hill.

Tag No. 6214. Rewerd. 242-1286. Home.

0 4 n. vmcsnnei 0. E. S. services Tuesday at 7:30 P.

and Pride of Mt. Healthv tnurcfl. IU a. w. rrienos may ca Thursday, from 4 to 9 P.

M. WILSON Thursday, February 17. Ralph Meyer Funeral Home in charge of LOST-Rfd mele shepherd. Answers to Rusty. O'Falion Ave in Bellevue.

Child's Return Dr. Sheppard To Prison, Two Briefs Urge Supreme Court Maria A. (net Schliffke). beloved louiitu u. or ti a r.

m. FLAIG per. newaro. i wife of the Ittt William F. 6 li Fart, beloved husband of Matilda Williams Wilson, dear father of uncinnan arrangemems.

LEMPERLE devoted mother of Mrs. LOST TIGER CAT Reddish brown, Paddison Rd. area. Reward. 231-3987 Mrs.

Jonn laite or Hew "renron. Williem iMalrja) Heckman. Mrs. Louis beloved husband of tha late Katharine fleig (nee Kraemer). devoted father of Herbert L.

and Louis E. Flaio, also survived bv four grandchildren, brother of Ruth Hiopard. Victor H. and Ernest F. Bellstedt.

dear sister of the LOST-Small beagle, chain collar. Iowa Dorothy C. (nee Altmaierl, beloved! wife of Carl Lemoerle. dear mother of Mrs, Carleen Lockard jnd Mark rabies tag. Reward.

7i-ivob. Ohio and Mrs. Vincent Mercure of Harrison. Ohio, also survived bv 10 orendchildren and 15 areat-orandchildren, a brother. Vel Wil ueorge Flaio.

Minerva Laudt. Dewev Lemperle; Saturday, February 12, 1966: residence. 2215 burn Dr. etta Mever and Anna Kraus; Sun- EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION 1 late Louisa Metimohr, also survived bv four grandchildren and two qreat-arandchildren, entered Into rest Saturday, February 13, 966i in her 84rh yean residence, 1951 Fireside Dr. Funerel from the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Friends mav call at the Busse and! son of west Harrison ana a surer, Mrs.

Edith llttrell of Suffolk, Va.i wor. rcuiu.ir iu, itooi reimcnte 761? Uvern.r Ave. Mt Hlthw Borqmann no. Parkway funeral Home, Central Parkway and Clifton CIVIL SERVICE TESTS residence, tuu woore nesi Harrison, Ind.i Sunday. February Friends may call at tht Wrassmann Funerel Home, 2625 Gilbert Hi uesdav.

trom 4 to Prepere at home fcr Gov't Entrance Exams. Write: NATIONAL TRAINING norm or larr tuesoav, 4 to P. M. Marian Court 2126 will hold services Tuesday, at 8:15 SERVICE, Box N-436, Enquirer. Glenmore Ave.

at Herbert, Cheviot. Wednesday. February 16. at 10:30 A. M.

Friends may call from 4 to 9 P. M. Tuesday. r. m.

services Wednesday. Feb. ruery 16. et 10:30 A. M.

I. 13. ivooi aoe, ri years, rnerras may call at tha Jackman Funerel Home. Harrison, Ohio, after 4:30 P. M.

Tuesday. Services from the funeral home Wednesday. February HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN Larson Loage soyo. r. A.

M. services Tuesday, 7:30 M. AS MODERN AS TOMORROW 615 MAIN CINCINNATI 241-4610 m. Keouiem Hi an Mass, 5t Patrick Church, Wednesday. February 16, at 9:30 A.

M. LUBRECHT 16. at 2 r. M. BEPLER FOSTER Arthur C.

beloved husband of Kenneth beloved husbend of Weria War I Veteran Warld War II Veteran Louise Laoemann Bepitr. dear ra TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES Frances Mary, beloved sister of ther of Arthur C. Thomas and Sandra L. Ranler. four arand Mrs.

Aonui unkett. Rt. Rev. Mar Maxine rosrer (net Harrison), beloved father of Virginia Spradllno, Bobbie Hurst, Roe May Mclntyre. Terrie Beard end Beverly Foster, beloved son of Elma and Ruby Foster, Saturday.

Februery 12. CARD OF THANKS ACTION DRIVERS EXCHANGE Cers Available to Offices Joseph A. Lubrecht and Albert J. Lubrechti Sundey. February 13, 1966 residence, 25 Virginia In All Mamr (itiei NOW.

RIGHT NOW. children, brother of Mrs. Steven lEdna) Roellinaert Saturday, February 12. 1966i aoe, 60 yearn residence, 6118 Charity Dr. Visitation at Rebold Funeral Home.

3700 35 E. Seventh SuiteJ 1 57214420 3. ri. iwiTcnen, ny.i aae. 0 years.

Funerel Wednesday. February 16. from John N. Middendorf Sons Funeral Home, 917 Main at DRIVERS WANTED Wl-U COAST. IDAHO-NEW YORK fjienmore Ave.

at Mozart, Cheviot, after 4 P. M. Tuesday. Funeral tyoa; resiaence, mi wooioer Ave. Friends mev cell at the Busse and Boromann Co.

Parkway Funeral i Home. Centrel Parkway and Clifton Hills Monday, from 2 until 10 P. M. Services Tuesday. February 15.

at 9 A. M. Interment, Faubush. waonesdev. 2 r.

m. UT0 DRIVE-AWAY CO. 581-5100 SPECIAL VACATION TRAVEL OFFFR- BERRY Rent a new car 'or I week or longer, a. M. solemn Reouiem High Mass, Church of me Blessed Sacrament, at 10 A.

M. Interment, Mother of God Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday, from 3 until 9 P. M. Cov-inqton Circle Daughters of Isabella 161 will meet for prayers at 45 P.

Tuesday. All insurenca and melntenence fur- Rat (net Howard), balovad mothtt KenrucKv. HACKEL n'shed. No charge for mileage. No 0 0 0 6 CD 0 "Cards of Thonks are good form" -levi Emily Post "Cards of Thanks" may be used appropriately to thank friends of the deceased.

Tt Inserti "Cards of Thanks" "In Memoriam" on tttli oaoe. phone 421-6300. and ask for Miss Jones. She win oledlv essist vou w'tt helpful Information regarding correct wording and oubllcation. gimmicks or hidden costs.

Basic rate or Norman Berry or uncmnaTi, Ohio. Eric Berry of Moorwtowri, N. and Howard Berry of Ed 145 ner week. Call Mr. Ke I IV, MIKE ALBERT AUTO LEASING, 241-3235 Rebecca, of 8625 Lvnnhaven beloved wife of the late Harry Hackel, devoted mother of Mrs.

Ben Patterson of Davton, Ohio, and wards, dear lister of Mrs. Ivora Johnson and Cecil Howard, both of Cincinnati, Ohio, also sur MACHT HOUSES FOR SALE I (Yrs, Miiron woir, uster ot Mrs. Abe Zimmerman. Mrs. Oicar Miller.

Mrs. Saran Bernstein, Moses, Jack and Philio Cohen, also survived by one qrenddeudhter. Services, Weil COLUMBUS UPi Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard's 1954 murder conviction came after a fair trial, the U.

S. Supreme Court has been told In two briefs asking that Dr. Sheppard be returned to prison. William B. Saxbe, Ohio attorney general, who will argue the state's case before the high sent his brief to Washington Monday.

John T. Corrlgan, Cuyahoga County prosecutor, filing a brief as a friend of the court, contended "there was no Interference by the news media with the handling of this trial by the trial Judge." Dr. Sheppard, former Bay Village osteopath, was freed from Ohio Penitentiary In 1964 when a Federal Court Judge ruled that his trial was conducted amid an atmosphere of publicity that made a fair trial Impossible. The Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the Judge, but Dr. Sheppard remains free pending appeal to the Supreme Court Dr.

Sheppard was convicted of second-degree murder in the slaying of his first wife, Marilyn, and sentenced to life imprisonment. Mr. Corrlgan also says In his brief that "publicity that occurred in this case vived cioht grandchildren and othar rlativesi Friday, February 11, 1 966 1 residence, 883 Wehrman Ave. Friends may call at tha Thompson Funeral Home. 820 Lincoln Tuesday.

February 15, after 6 P. M. Funeral services. It A. M.

Wednesday, at tha Bethel AW8ERLEY-3HOOKW0OD SECTION New Enejind Charm was engendered by the petitioner's (Sheppard's) own acts and was not a oneway thoroughfare. The petitioner, members of his family and his counsel were fairly prolific In the exercise of the First Amendment freedoms of their statements to the newspapers for publication and public consumption before and during the trial." Dr. Sheppard contended someone entered his house the night of July 4, 1954. and killed his wife while he was asleep downstairs He said the "bushy-haired intruder" also struck him before leaving the house. The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing February 24 on Dr.

Sheppard's appeal. Tlie Ohio attorney general emphasized in his 99-page printed brief his belief that the important factor to be considered In news coverage of the case is the effect of publicity on the Jurors. He insisted that the facts of the case do not warrant a presumption of community prejudice inherent in the nature of the pretrial publicity "nor do they Justify a finding of actual Juror prejudice against the petitioner." Mr. Saxbe's brief commented "the only reasonable and substantial infer- runerfti Home, awi Keaomq Rd. Tuesday.

February 15. at I P. Henrietta Shaw fnee Schuh), beloved wife of the late John Macht, devoted mother of Mrs. Virginia Hesch, Mrs. Dorothea Stolle.

Dr. Gordon Shaw and Everet Macht. dear sister of Mrs. Alma Kyle, also survived bv seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildreni at her residence, Versailles, Kv.i Saturday, February 12. 1966.

Services Tuesday, February 15 at the Dobblino Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas, at 10:30 A. M. Visitation, 4 to 9 P. M.

Monday. Memorial contributions to your Spacious 4 oedrooms, 3'j baths, white brick residence; paneled den, office utility room and ultra-modern oaonsr murcn, Aims r. Rev. Harry Brown, pastor. Interment, Union Beotiit Cameterv.

tavorite chanty would be appreciated. HALLFARTH kitchen on 1st; gracious entry nan, large screened porch, tremendous stor CLOSING TIME INFORMATION aoe, magnificently treed acre Ernestine (nee Jahnloen), beloved BINDER wite ot the ate Robert Ha tarth. grounds. MARIAN BLOCK, 631-2213 FANNIE RICHMAN, 631-1810 MILLS devoted mother of Mrs. Amelia Glassmever Mever, Carl Hallfarth and Mrs.

Ida Brooks, grandmother of Kenneth Carl Glassmever and Lillian Grtessmann, beloved wife of William Binder, dear mother of Mrs. Lillian Strub and Mrs. Eleanora Brunt, also survived bv six qrandchildreni Sunday, February 13, 1966, residence, 3741 Hubble White Oak; aqe, 76 years. Friends To place, cancel or correct an ad, phone 421-8300, a direct line to Want Ad headquarters. Ads may be Lois Ann Mtrus, also 10 oreat-orend children, sister of Carl Jahnioenj Ruth, dear sister of Melwood Parker, Melvln and James Mills, suddenly, Sunday, February 13, 1966j residence.

11707 Lebanon Loveland, Ohio. Services at the convergence of the familv. No may can at me Neidnard runera Home. 3155 Harrison West charged. Billings will he AMBERIEY 503 238 wood, Tuesday, 6 to 9 P.

M. Funeral Wednesday, February 16. at 3021 i. Heary Cir. formerly of River Rd.

Funeral from the John J. Radel Co. Price Hill Funeral Home, 4122 Glenwev Wednesday, February 16. et 1:30 P. M.

Friends mav oall Tuesday after TIME IS WASTING visitation. Tutts Funeral Home Loveland. Ohio, In charoe of ar rengements. A. M.

made at expiration 01 aus. LOCAL RATES The following Quotation! art tht rati Call now to see this 3 bedroom BRANIGAN MONTGOMERY brick ranch home. Idea oca- r. w. par in rear.

HAMMOND tton far children. Owner tram- Rev. Dunstan, C. P.i suddenly. Sat- urrtv.

Ffhnjirv 7. lOAAi at St. Lucille, beloved mother of Mr. and erred. Open for an offer.

For iu k.u... ii- Otr line when insertions art consecutive. Local rates within 50-mile radius Mrs. nomas B. Montoomerv, beloved grandmother of Thtxnat i Paul, Kan, The body of Father Branioan will lie In state tt Holy details, call Artie law ion, wi 5735 or 731-4000.

Bum ford Hammond, devoted father of Ronald Craiq W. end Nancy of Cincinnati. and Kenneth J. Montoomerv. be Si.

u. In' 1 I Cfon Church, Tuesday, February 15, after 2:30 P. M. Solemn Reaulem Hi oh Miii. Tuesday, at 7:30 P.

M. 36c flfciiljK i. )j fafl J3 75c oar in. WtVWVUtk 'IH'Iflm 6Jc per VjmJJ2JLXUSSSM 10 timet 7 times 7 times time, 2 lines 1 time, 3 to 5 lines time. 6 or mora lines Hammond, oear son or oertrude Goldsmith end steoson of the late Jack Goldsmith, brother of Clayton C.

Hammondr Monday. February 14, 1966 residence, 2859 on rose Gnesbeckt aae. 56 veers. Visitation BROOKBANK 48c oer Una Dally Wednesday, 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 cite ence which could be drawn from reading the pretrial publicity at the time it was published was that at its worst this publicity whetted the appetite of the morbidly curious and, through sex and mystery, insinuation and innuendo, at most invited speculation, surmise, and conjecture." Mr. Corrlgan said publicity in the case "was engendered by the petitioner's own acts." The county prosecutor also said that Investigators received no help from Dr.

Sheppard as they tried to solve the crime. "No husband ever displayed a more lackadaisical interest in helping to solve the murder of his wife than did this petitioner," he added. While at liberty Dr. Sheppard married a German-born divorcee, with whom he had carried on a correspondence while in prisoa Iudianan Faces Killing Charge An Indianapolis man was charged Monday by Cincinnati police with shooting with Intent to kill in an Incident here last Thursday. Witnesses Identified Robert Stokes, 42, formerly of Cincinnati, as the man who fired five shots Thursday at Mack Gray, 47, 912 Morris In front of Mr.

Gray's home. Mr. Gray was struck once in the head and is In critical condition In General Hospital. Police said Stokes, who was arrested Monday at Reading Rd. and Union came out from between buildings on Morris Street as Mr.

Gray was walking home after work. He fired five shots and fled, police said. Warrants charging automobile theft and assault with a deadly weapon also have been filed against Stokes In two other Incidents, police said. They believe the shooting occurred because of a woman the two men knew. Charged In Theft Rodney Sharp, 845 Oak was charged with receiving stolen goods Monday after police found 14 radios, three television sets and five TV antennas in his automobile.

The loot was taken from Ohio Appliances, 7624 Relnhold where Sharp works for a Janitorial service. I time, 6 or mora lines 39c oer line Sunday AVOWJALE 3709R LIVING FREE PRICELASHED 7,000 It's no oroblem In this ll-room. 6 bedroom, with baths. O.tail;? Cell Georoe Zitt, 761-8700, 931-5909. p.

ar tne FremricK tunerei Home, 2553 Banning Rd. at Piooin, Groesbeck. Services Thursday, 2 P. M. Memorials mav be lent to loved sister of Mrs.

Pauline Beal, Greenville, 5. and Mrs. Snow bvrd Scott of Seneca. S. Mrs.

Lillian McLaurin, Mr. Dewev Harrison, Mr. Cecil Harrison, both of Reidsville, N. C. and Mr.

Kinq Harrison of Augusta, Ga.j passed away Saturday, February 12, 1966; at residence. 1975 Eleanor PI. Friends may call at J. C. Battle and Sons Funeral Home, 543 Rockdale Tuesday.

February 15, from 3 to 10 P. at Calvary Methodist Church. 114 W. 9th Wednesday, February 16, from 9 to 10:55 A. M.

Funeral et 11 A. M. from the church. Interment, Union Baptist Cemetery. (Battles for Golden service.) Charles hubstnd of the late firbara Brookbank (nee Kihm), ather of Mrs.

H. W. Underwood, Grandfather of Richard W. Frees, one oreat-qra-ndchildt Sunday, February 13, 1966, residence. 1333 Collinsdale.

No visitation. Funeral private. Remembranoes may be made to First Church of Christ Scientist, Forestvllla. Ohio. CORRECTIONS me Heart Fund.

"HARMON pi Deadlines for corrections ire the same as deadlines for each type of ad. Once placed an ad cannot be changed until after tht first appearand In Me paper. Viroil. beloved father of Michael, Robert. Gary and Linda Harmon, dear mn of Kerwv and Ella Har BURNS i CANCELLATIONS mon, brother of Helen Wed die Stanforthi Sunday.

Februery 13, 1966; residence, 3438 Bremerton Rd. Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Pleasant Ridoe Funeral Home, 6050 Montgomery Wednesday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services Thursday NICHOL DAILY-5 P.

M. for next deVi Enoulrer. CliMDAV Noon Sahirrtav for runnino ad. AV0NDALE-3573 IRVING AVE. 5-room house, decorated, new furnace.

$50 DOWN PAYMENT $60 per month, FRANKLYN HOMES, 421-1551 EVE ,242 2799 or 2ei-0522 AVONDALE. E. CtlFTON 2-FAMItY Robert beloved husband of Edith Tronsou Burns, father of Robert B. of Lono Island, N. John P.

Burnt and Mrs. Ruth Mary Carver, orandfather of Barbara Jean and John Charles Carver Sunday. February 13, 1966; side nee, 3571 Zumstoin Ave. Service at the No cancellations accented Seturdev tor ad aDoearinej for tha first tima on Sunday. et me Church ot God, ism end Donald ion of the late Thomas J.

Nicholi suddenly, Sunday, Fetv ruery 13, 1966r residence. Petit Hotel, Services, Stanley High Fu-nerrt Home, 6546 Montgomery Wednesday. 10:30 A. M. No visiting hours.

Race at 10:30 A. NO CASH NEEDED HENNEGAN CLASSIFICATIONS Tenant's Rent Makes Owning Easy Jacocks-E to en a. Good Funerel Home. 2602 Gilbert Ave. at Taft Wednesday, February 'S, at 11 A.

M. No visitation. Contributions, If desired, may be mad to Announcements Reel Esteta For Sale Real Estate For Rant Helen Ella (nee Heffeman), wife1 of the late William Henneqan, be loved mother of William, Concord. and Thomas Henneoan and the late Beatrice Lewis, sister of OSTENDARP A-K 112 13-30 31-41 42-43 44 47 your favorite enemy. EmDlovmant Harry husband of the late Fdna iro.

devoted BURTON Move now-first payment dm April R. 1. SIEGEL, to 8 721-3220 AVONDAlE (BeleireP 8-room, l-lam-ily home; very nice. Price reduced. ED BURDEN 22M96I OAVONDALE-J-femily brick) "2-car oaraoe.

1 1 rooms. Pay like rent. CROSSIOWN 751-2414 Mabel, John, William end the late Thomu E- and Marv Heffernan. of Mrs. Hilda Florv, Harold and I finance ano Business i UMrhenflif Class 48-62 tk I elso survived by eioht qrandchil mvcii uiiciiuoip, wig in.

i.ir 7 I dren and i qreat-aranacniidren in. muni i-. tf. 4. Son of the late Casoer Henry and vrd Soenca Burton, Friday, February 11.

1966, residence. 37301 Lawrence Ostendaro. brother of inuormooiivs, Mrs. Lillian Curtis, also survived ars. Cemomo.

Equioment cless o3-72 bv nine arandchildren and twoL, oreat-orendchildrenr Seturdev. Feb i'leese ask for cancellation number as ruarv 12. 1966i residence, 5202jur cancellation receipt. Saturday, February 12. 1966; at Concord, Calif, formerly of 3090 Westwood-Northern Blvd.

Funeral from the Gilliaen-Sieke Funeral Rradma Rd. Funeral services in St. Michaa and A Anoe EoiS' For informetlon on Box Number mail cooal Church, 3426 Reeding Tuesday, at 10:30 A. M. Friends may call tt the rnidtnet any urex Norwood, rnenos mev call at the Vorhis Funeral Home.

5501 Montqomerv Norwood. call 721-2700. Una 255. Home, 3671 Warsaw Wednesday, February 16. Reouiem High Mass at St.

William Church, at 9:30 A. M. Friends mav call Tuesday, after 4 P. M. HEROLD Time errer i v.

on aunoav. Schaefer and lusbv In charge of trrarioemtnts Wounded Rabbi In Surgery Again DETROIT (UPD Rabbi Morris Adler, shot in the head while conducting a Bar Mltzvah service, underwent surgery for more than three hours Monday. He resumed breathing but doctors warned his condition was very critical. Rabbi Adlers assailant, Richard Wlshnetsky, 23, a Phi Beta Kappa and former mental patient, was reported near death. He shot himself In the head Saturday after denouncing the congregation for "phoniness and hypocrisy" arid shooting down the rabbi.

Both men collapsed on the pulpit in front of about 1000 worshipers. Drs. Harvey Gass and Milton Sorock said they cut some swollen tissue from Rabbi Adler's head wound, drained fluid and cut a hole in his windpipe. A plastic tube was Inserted and the rabbi began breathing through It. He had required an artificial breathing aid previously.

Hioh Mass at SS. Peter and Paul fl A II Ye Deadline for all ads for Church. Norwood. Wednesday. Feb- "MIU I a the next ruary 16.

at 9:30 A. M. Holy rnornlno'i Enoulrer Is m' name Society will meet at funeral Divorces Divorce decrees were orented Monday by Domestic Relations Judge Paul J. Alexander. Batty 33.

5349 Hunter business machine operator, horn lniJ: Shirley 19. 4334 Hamilton baby sitter, from Rarph (.. 22, 1728 Blue Hoc factory yorker. Beilev. Nllit 26.

1066 Rachel from Edwin 30. tliki. Ooal 43. 2675 Wiltiami from Ctrl 45, 22IS Washington Clifford. 3V 139 Goethe tlKtrlclin, from Evdvn, 41.

Lonoviiw Hospital. Hart, Richard 34. 1333 Cirolim ooetwrioht, from Dorothy 30, 6011 Plainfield Rd waitress. Heileman. frank, 51, 3179 Dim electrooleter.

from Dorothy. 49, Meson, Ohio, inspector. Jones, Annt 33, 1430 loldlasv from Jemes 39, Circleville, Ohio, civil enolner. Kolodny, Rebecca, 24 6S04 Crest Rldot from Victor, 27, Columbia Towers, Attorney. Jenkins, Emmi Lou, 28, 1877 Huron nurse, from Lawrence, 26, 1187 Behlea Ave.

Kitrim, Fnnk, 34, 2543 Sheridan truck driver, from Doshia, 33, 3801 Montgomery tube tetter. leach, Merle, 31, 731 North Crescent machine operator, from CriarlM, 32. 9610 Mclntyre Ava. Lindsay, Charlie 28, 635 Lincoln tetter, from Shirley 32, aril'1 Ohio. Marsh, Mary 41, 9050 Sucking, ham teecher, from Thomu, 42, 10578 Pleinview foreman.

Patten, Richard (., 41, 2314 Beech, mont firefighter, from Roieberry, tHirtv-tiK. Rowe, Welter, 43, 1200 Eastern pressor, from Uleti Fern, 39. Shoulders, Geneve, 25, 3907 Llewellyn from Richard, 33. Gunterivllle, construction worker. Slengle, Qierlene, 36, 8531 Wooiter factory worker, from Walter 37.

Treynor, Evelyn 39, 2872 Won. tan from Tltomat, 44 Covlnotai. UltKh. ftrjarr 7f, 3739 Uuadrene North Band, buyer, from Judith 27, 3985 Werrtn eeeretery. Smith, Dorothy, 23, 809 Menn from Richard 31, 3362 Reading lurglcal aniitant.

AuQust beloved husband of the CAMPBELL home Tuesday at 1 P. M. iCIIItniVe Deadline for all ids SUNDAYi late tdim Heroid (nee Kaiser), beloved father of Mrs. Law (Doro (charged and paid) Is Robert (Ltftv), beloved husband ot Eubatinia ISuo) Camrtbell (nee thy) Swefford end Mrs, Thomes PARKER Edward beloved uncle of Ed Then dear tamer ot Robert. John, Marvin and Gerald Camobell, broth ar of Marvin and James Camobell ward I.

Lewis, brother-in-law of 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY Adjustment of Errors SYMPATHY? riowerl pormit Irlendi Io conyey ikooghli ol iTmpa-Iby, Ioto tni indantand-Inj In tf thai ii lim-pla, ttignifiexi aid la food tasla. Ttto warmeit mj Ii toad-Ina; flnwotl. rioweri aro etmlorl at tint ol Ion. Ton cam bo ptond of (ho flowtrl wo land In yoat name and tha lastelul way they ro Arranged; posillya Ton lympatby will bo OR-pressed eiorerely.

ortndfetrwr of fovri sitctdtrilv, Mon- xavmono l. Lewlsi Sunoav. Feoru-ry 13. 1966i in his 66ttl yeeri oay, norwrv it, ivooj resioence, 4140 Lansdowne Deer Park. resioence, jvj Klvw Kd.

rrienoi mav call at the HodaoD Funerel Home. 7401 Vina Carrhaoe, Friends mey cell Wednesday. 4 to 9 P. M. at the Ouentin K.

Staley (Betty Jane) Murohy ot Lakelend, and me let Henry G. Heroid. beloved brother- of Mrs, Marie Mac Minn of Phoenix, also survived bv four orandchildrent residence. 39.98 Austin Cherry Grove, Ohioi Sunday, February 13, 1966 1 relatives end friends may call Tuesday, 4 to 9 P. M.

at the Ralph Meyer FunereJ Home. 4164 W. 0th et Krfii Ln. Reouiem Hioh Mass, Wednesday, February 16, St. William Church.

10:30 A. M. Member of K. of C. Council 2505 ot Lakelend.

Fla. It Is the responsibility of the Advertiser to check hte correctness of eech Inser-: tion of an advertisement, Tha Enouirer essumes no responsibility for the repetition of errors In advertisement ordered for mora then one insertion unless noti Tuesday, February 15, from 4 to Funeral Home. 7ito pieinritid Deer Perk. Funeral services Thuri' day. 9 AM, f.

M. Reouiem Hioh Mass, St. Vincent de Paul Church. Wednesday, at 9:30 A. M.

DAUGHERTV fied the same day. Upon notlno en error 'the edvertiser should cell tha Classified IDeoertment. 421-6300. or Claisiflea PREUTH Lult Mtrit (net Finch), beloved wife of Anl Lee Dougherty, deer leroy 6 beloved husbend of HILDEBRANDT Customer Service. 721-2700, art made on the degree to which i the error reduced the velue of tha ad.

Thelmt Preuth (nea Schulz), devoted ferher of Lvnn and Linda Preuth, brother of Harry P. Preuth Tha none is reserved by the Cincinnati Enoulrer to revise ar reiect arbitrarily and Robert Mvver. stepson of Herry Scheld and stepbrother of Jeneiet Its option any advertlilna deemed rishesser. Hum Scheeter. Harry Jr.

ounmenni i inienm me policy of tha newspaper. mother or Wallace Alvin p. and Myron W. Pauley, also tioht orend-children, sister of Mrs. Edith Less I.

Lefftl. Mrs. Int Dotson. Stanley, Alden and Harley Finch i Monday, February 14, 9it residence, (739 Mornintj Star Funeral services Thursday, February 17, from the John J. ktdtl Co.

Mt. Airy Funeral Home. 2562 North lend at Coieraln, tt 2 P. M. Fritndt may, call Wednesday, after 4 P.

M. Park In iiar. Ella (nee Franren). beloved wife of Frank J. Hildebrendt, also survived by one brother ana tiree sisters In Swedent Monday, Februery 14, S966 1 residence.

713 lembo lear Wafer. formerly of ertheoe. Ohio. Friends may call et the Hodem Purwet Home, 7401 Vine Cerfheoe, Wednesday, from 4 to 9 M. Funerel services Thursday wim, time announced later.

ano marie, ytieidi MjrHsav, reoruarv 13, 1966; residence. 6454 Hillside Ave. Funeral services Phono 121-0395 ESSEX HOUSE 7610 Koodlna; Rd. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS HOURS Monday through Seturdev 1:30 A. 5 30 P.

M. Wednesday, at 10 A. from the Dalbert Mortuary, 4208 Glenwav at Rosemont Ave. Friends mey call Tuesday from 4 to 9 P. I'n'i'f''i'r X' ''ri 'nu iri'r et r- -t V-'-i irV 0 i rs, or rs A.