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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday, June 31, 196tJ i Page 34 5: Vital Statistics For more complete information and the address of the funeral director, refer to individual death notice bclov; out I riiraMftd Time BIRTHS BIRTHS 00 lum 10 Ckat.JJil tmt 6891 AIIOTII. Jt M. 130 M. Jl I wk Mnfm 0AUIUMf.l! JO JIJ 4 tm; mm urr op ttucr mmu mikum JUe! 1964 JUttt 23. 196 MILLER laMarm and tvetvl.

4702 WUIVtUI-Mran end Joan. Mated I-. airfare. rt. lirenoa ejrt.

DUVTOH-JMI em) Jvaen. 4717 aetata COLaaaJl-Geerte ant! arm iit M. ntf lEtMADINi, JattMlV Sr. 9 00 A. lull 1 Witt, tod 4 K.ltd.

I iutki, a.m m. j.i i otttf rr- JUNi 22. 1 966 jUNC 24. 1964 W'TM-tet" lfe lERRY-LWd end Perricie, 94 Nor-i mere ur rn. tlU na tlJUIeJaery 10:00 A.

W. lull I truMII 1010 A. a Jl 2 lw Wit, IN. jti.T rmm. mu TJU.LEY-6ene end Julie, J' 4 Deehii I iJcAHOH, Mwdt 10:00 A.M.

Julr 1 Tuttt 'I uVE, Clan 11 :00 A. M. JH I J. C. tattla 4 im tin.

tupa.ru G.mt iM twtera, 408S MiMMCTT-Danwl tnd Sohimn. Crw Orctmt. txw. Fft I. 2:00 r.H.

una 30 Ifcamai Malarial (574 C0TII. Ma.Mk 9:00 A. M. lull I Witt, twd 4 KilKtT Ct a DUNTON OoMld nd FritM, CIAITIEI, BaaaldP. KHMIOT-OnflM Mvwi.

409 N. Of. tel. Oiinty hM, fl fHtUIM-WHNlni Old 10W 10 00 A.M. JvaaaO Aaaersaa-icaraffeaaariar A.

m. June (0 Thmas 10 00 Jaiy 1 CAat. A. Millet (eai DALf. Paal J.

Recreation Therapy 7 Grant Given Enquirer Bureau Special WASHINGTON A grant of $322,790 for a recreational therapy program la instituttoas for the aged In the Greater Cincinnati area was announced Wednesday by Rep. John J. Gilligan Cincinnati). The funds were awarded by the Office of Economic Opportunity for a program administered by the Community Action Commission of the Greater Cincinnati area In co-operation with the Young Women's Christian Association and the Neighborhood Services Agency. The money will go toward expansion of neighborhood services projects in Mt Auburn, North East Basin, and Corryville, Rep.

Gilligan said. The program employs youth and retired persons who are economically deprived. It is to run for 15 months and will serve an estimated 1400 elderly JUNE 23 I9AA -Jmt ml f-ri. 2400 (UrrtMB. iim.

mm I Tredway (DWAI0S, Martka 11:00 A.M. 11:10 A. M. July Jely Craver tivi.mrf. SAIOS-Willitm nd Cm.

4639 On- (ENNCTT Vtmon nt LauMM. 71 tan Dr. tor. EINEST. Idna M.

10:10 A. M. Jury 1 Mrassaiaaa Frantic Wt SUMMCt-Jtmei mi Mtrior. 4564 FAUUMft, lavall FINK, Fraak H. Verkil JUHC 24.

196 1:00 P. M. July 1 Allisea 4 iase doff in. rwwii, nfw 10:00 A. M.

Jaly I Voaeartiaar 4 (tetter Ftr. fdrrsi UEEl-o6Mt and Irarff, IMS W- int0 otft. JEW1SN :00 A. M. Ml I Nedaat SIUI6, Therasa J.

Jaly I MEIN. Amelia mm TACKETT William mi Di. 217 Mt totxna. tirl. JUNE 20.

1964 JUNE 2 1904 McCUU-XKM-E. Dml md Mtriorlt, Tnuntnu i i 2903 Winds ffl. JOMttSON, Chester 10-10 A. M. Jaly I tea.

N. lehee (aa IVIM, lirl A M. Jaly 1 W. J. tVlneel 4 Seat OMffxtd In.

Miferd. bov. MTZR-Alott and Sonnii. 1157 Mad- K0MRMAN. Matblida a 00 A.

M. Jaly Fvldaef Mertoary M.llttfM frt. WfTEIME-Th0fml and tynjl. 4159 MiPADDiN, Idwerd tea 10:13 A.M. Jaly 2 Hodeee Mu 1 OSOOtN-OoMld and Connia.

(43 (rad- McUUONLIN. (eri V. Ches. A. Millar Sent 700 CHEUIN-Dr.

EcNrl and Suian, bury boy. mawa tin. McmICKLI, Cay I fairer 4 (triad JUNE 24. 1964 MtLANE Willie and Joam. WIUIAM-Otton and Laflia.

4936i M0RS0M, Taeresla 1 Nam (res. Jaly JaJy Jaly jQ A.M. 2:00 P. M. iooi winnutt Ava.

sin. MORTHCUTT, Wilferd Ceanley Ores. commanrai Dov. WGIMA-taard and Cnttrn. 1(20 JUNE 21.

1964 NUHM, Willlen 11:00 A. M. Jaly 1 (ctraidtlieaea Milt. 2424 Dartaf bay. WILLIAMSON Lennia CJItlST (OtTTTlX Kanthnrth.

bay. JUNE 21. 1964 (OWLINC-William and Hatan. 2224 Tirrrhiwiwru fawmaat Art. boy.

Tr airL SZOFA-orrtd and Anna. 1705 Ouabac it MM RO. bOV. 1417 WintRCrW-iohnnla and tandra. cvuTora, pin IUTTiu'j i rwra awl.

DtttceTLit. aiS" ACS-Joaact. and Eva. 314 Hawthorne uirr Boy. Snag Delays a 111 3BO norm SAVlN-ooaid and Gloria.

62 S3 Kan iiTon Ave. WATSON Rooart and Dororhy. 101 lw JUNC 22. 1964 ers volunteered to the Park Board for the Job. They are members of the pledge class of Phi Kappa Theta.

Swarming over the relic pumper are Paul Marcotte, Gerry Strohmenger, Brad Reese, Mike Richards, Jim Fedor, Bob Peterson, Al Brune, Tom Erotel, Larry Staab and Jim Kipling. Enquirer (Hubbard) Photo. Red Hot Job Two retired fire trucks on display at the Lunken Airport Playfleld Wednesday received an unsolicited polishing. These 10 (count the ear at the right, too) University of Cincinnati fraternity broth- AISTEL-Jamaa am) Judtm, 221 ASHBY Phtlfca and (ally, 2564 Parju- Oti. Anna 1:10 P.

M. Jely 1 Verbis ORTMAM. Ja 6:10 A. M. Jely I Rune 4 lereratn.

PARROTT, Rate 2:00 P. M. Jaly 1 Mwtle-ktaieJFtrTW PREIL, leretta 9:30 A.M. Jury 2 Bbeaaa-Raseaecter T7 ROCKWELL, temlce 10:00 A. M.

Jvly 2 tiedliater-ieaiea ROHLFER. A.ne M. 10:00 A.M. Jaly 1 HewtkerM ROTH. Satab Weil SHADcR.

Charles P. 1:10 P.M. Jaly 1 Nvrre Rresjjdg STEFFEN, He.ry J. 4:30 A. M.

Jely I TEGMEIER. Carrie 10:00 A. M. July 1 Schmitthenei THACKER. (ilea 10:00 A.

M. July I LINGER, Harry 9:00 A. M. July I Wraisaiaaa VIOLETTE, Abbie K. 10 Dp A.M.

July 1 Rulleck WAGNER, August I. 9:00 A. M. June 10 Ralph Meyer WAITER, August 11:00 A.M. July "1 Meldherd (Mt.

Health,) WASS0N, Alice C. 9:10 A. M. July 2 Hurra Iras. (PI.

Ritgi) WI1ER. Here 9:00 A. M. Jaly 1 Vitt 4 (termer WE I KEL, Theodore f. 9 30 A.

M. Jy ly 1 Nurre (res7 WIWI, Sylvester JJ 10:00 A. M. July 2 Coot 1 jATst9x MNHn, any. on.

Olfl. onfil. 1)491 AVKINWY-Andy and Helen. 24 Bemhart, boy. lam bov.

T10 nn CLEMENTS Jonrvsy and Anna. 2322 aaj. ngre an. Uf.OH Elmer and Roaanwy 39,0 LAYCOCK-Jarrty and (utan. S31 t.

Amot. tirl. Grand iri. HASTEY Rorjert and Ana. 190 OAVIS-tooar and Phylhs, 43 High mour, boy.

Ridot, owl. (HUD HOOt-Howard and Juanlha. 1404 Ten- PYMANN Richard and Nancy, 7822 ooah eirl. Piainfieid Rd, airl. SNYDER Terry and Mane Marraai ADAMS-Stevta and Charlotte, 404 boy.

Bcwdroo tirl. RIMEDI0 Jamea and Kjren. (22, SMITH-Wllllam and lata, 10310 Thorn- Cincinnati Teachers Have Complaints, Report Shows CARPEMTE-(ai ana) AAaraalla 4AM WRNETT Robert and Dolores. 4886 In. k.

wi-, Tsvlar AA Iww hit. JUNE 23. 1964 tZZrt" Care'- 403 HFIMtMAiaMaw 1 IIENHART Oavid Oonrta, 7229 BAUERS George devoted husband of the! late Rose A. Roth Beuers. deer! father of Mrs.

Elmer (Henrietta)! Hentx. Mrs. Ivo (Maroaret) Deoen-i brock, also survived bv 1 1 orend- Rmua 7i tonthtra boy. (Alavo-l 1531 Wood-; in Aty vine children end 23 great-orandchil- orem luasoay. June 28.

1966i in his 97rh yeart residence. 545 Purcell Ave. Relatives and friends may call Thursdev. tram 4 tn 0 fJYBtH James and Carolyn, 3471 "0 'ri- mi trikM- TB a- VANCE-Jamae and (helle. 4480 Port (TEvvaV a fcOY- Mriio7 Dowm'' SI JAaSOtf-Jama.

and Jane, 2034 Eed- XII lui. low. boy. "orwnr, 131 Lud- CANTRRL-Richard and (endra, 4069 P. M.

at the Harry Meyer 4 Sons rvnerei nome, avoy bienwav opposite Covedala Theater loff-street oarkino). Reouiem High Mass, Hohr Family Church, Friday, at 9:30 A. M. Member of Catholic End To N. Y.

News Strike NEW YORK (UP Hope dimmed Wednesday for publication of the World Journal Tribune's newspapers before July 11 due to difficulties In coming to terms with the Pressmen's Union, according to informed sources. Union negotiators stormed out of a meeting with management representatives but later agreed to return to the bargaining table Thursday. The union is one of two craft unions which has not yet signed a contract with the merged publishing firm. Management also is negotiating with the Mailers Union. The World Journal Tribune reached contract accord Tuesday with the striking Newspaper Guild and the Deliverers Union.

The Guild was the only union actually on strike but nine craft unions also refused to work without new contracts. Negotiations with the pressmen hit a snag June 7 over union demands for uniform starting times and length of the Saturday night shift, and these issues have never been resolved. The strike is in its 66th day and will be eleven weeks old when and if publication begins July 11. "AKii Richard and RathLeaa. aaai "ort.

aoy. SCOTT Jamet and Oiariotta, 45851 Knights of Ohio. St. Atovsius Orphans Society. Holy Family Holy Flam" bov "nargeret, 199 baraannni ihi.

and lala. itn JUtet 24. 1964 name aociery win meet at the church Thursday, at 7 P. M. OISHION-Ray and Betty, 310 FlanHnj EALY-Chster and Vesta.

11139 Made BERNADIXE uororrry, ajj oov. and parents, need for clerical help for teachers, and need for police protection for pupils and teachers. Other "beefs" included teacher assignments and transfers from one school to another and the grouping of too many ability levels in one classroom. THE REPORT said the survey indicates the need for "development of a system -wide work-load formula" for released teacher time, clerical help for teachers, better ability and grade leveling, and use of such personnel as policemen and retired firemen to patrol and maintain law and order on school property. Some teachers have classes of up to 40 pupils, one CTA member here complained.

Joseph A. beloved husband of the late Nellie Reardon terna- 3644 BMIacrM iZr "oy. oine. devoted tether ot Joseph A. Bemedine.

Jr. end Mrs. Vincent SWEr-6 and Patricia, 541 Chan, l- and Patricia, nmg, boy. Ascot boy. (Mdne) Kramer, orendferher of BY ROBERT WEBB Enquirer Education Writer MIAMI BEACH, Ra.

Cincinnati testers have a lot of gripes from overcrowded classes to administrators to "dictatorial decrees" and they were revealed in a report here Wednesday. The report was based on a survey by the professional rights and responsibilities committee of the Cincinnati Teachers Association. CTA is an affiliate of the National Education Association which is In convention Here. Of the 927 replying on the class-size Issue, 77.9 believe they nave too many youngsters to promote efficiency in teaching and learning. EVEN MORE, 78.7 of 937 replying, said they resent "such things as hall duty, yard duty, limchroom duty, restroom duty and the like," the report said.

Altogether, 1190 questionnaires were returned In the JW 23, 1964 MFYEa-Joseoh and Kathleen, 283S nencv yyiomer and Mary Ivnn Krameri Tuesday. June 28. 1966; residence, 2764 Madison Rd. Reouiem Hioh Mass. St.

Marv Church. PRiTCHAJO-tKl arTLlitr), 311 Kar- 0m Plk, Friday, et 9 A. M. Visitation at the Witt. Good 4 Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Hvde, Souoia ri.

JACMS-Marvsti and June, 6319 Cratt! ram ai ueKy wuare. Thursday, 4 to 9 P. M. na rlazel, Warsaw ova. ooy.

ILAUTH-Jamea W. end Cynthia 20 DALY Piul I husband of Dor. othv Bell Daly devoted father cf Paul Kathleen. Thomas Susan. Michael Petty and Darnel Ei brother of Sister Mary Maodanne.

0. D.s Oennis. James. John and Cemillus Dav, Monday. p.

residence. 8S74 Gwileda Amberley Village, fnendj my call et the Thomai Memorial. 7500 Montoomery Kenwood. Wednesday, after 3PM Reouiem High Mass, St. Saviour Church.

Rosunoyne. Thursday, at 9 A. M. Burial. Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

DIVEN'S John, husband of the late Mildred 5. Keooel Divans, dear father of Nincy Lee Shaw, dear brother of AL.Blvl','"J "ednesday. June 29. 1966: residence. 4012 Gulow aoe 57 years, frienda may caJJ at Ches.

A. Miller Sons funeral Home. Hamilton at Knowltot St. Norrhtide. Thursday, from 4 to 9 P.

M. Services end Interment at Jasonvillt. Saturday, at -M. Walnut Hills Lodge J483. A.

M. service a. Thvn-day. at 8 P. M.

EDWARDS Martha Elizabeth, sister of Harvey G. Edwards of St. Augustine, Mondey, June 27, 1966i residence. 4729 Woodlawn Norwood. Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood.

Thursday, 6 to 9 P. M. Funeral Friday. II A. M.

ERNST Edna (nee llaf). beloved wife of E. Earl Ernst, devoted mother of Helena Inlow of Westchester, Ohio. Mrs. lenort Devil of Goshen.

Ohio, and Francis Ernst, also seven orandchildren and two oreot-orand-children; residence, 4141 State Route 276, Batavia. Ohioi Wednesdav, June 29. 1966: In her 68th year. Reouiem High Mess. St.

Louis Church. Owensville. Saturday. July 11:30 A. M.

friends miv cell at Craver Funeral Home. Mil-ford. Fridav, 4 to 9 P. M. Rosary Prayers.

7 P. M. FAULKNER Lovell. (nee beloved wile of the late William G. faulkner.

orandmother of William faukner and areat-grendmother of Nancy and Terry Faulkner, sister of Harvey Parker also survived by one niece tnd two neohews: Tuesday. June 28, 1966: at residence. 969 Sutton Rd. Friends may call at the Wrassmenn funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert north of Taft Thursday, June 30. 1966.

from 4 to 9 P. M. Service fridav, July 1 et 10:30 A. M. Saohire Cheoter 362.

0. I S. 7 P. M. Daughters of iion vet-erans.

7:30 P. M. JVC 26, 1964 Andovar boy. IITTUPAM ICennath mi rjc-rk. LOOENZO-WHrvane and Paof, 1751 BERTKE Anna (nea Doll), beloved wife of the lata George t.

Bertke, devoted lister of Julia Ante and the late Charles and Raymond Doll, (ritllt, CHILDERS-Oeorge and' Mary M. 4339 Smith PA. girl. CVrt Twl" TARTER Jack nh) tarhsra 728 MEYEfli-lwk-l Circle girl. veer usrer-in-iew OT lomolie uotlj Mondey, June 27.

1966j residence, 4807 Raoid Run Prio Hill low, girl. SLUM-Cnarlaa and Ariena f. 4162 vrt, vi'i. sum unpriea miv nnwti Friends may call at the Grueterl Funeral Home. Illff end Glenwav survey of CTA's 2762 members.

A total of 73.2 of 870 responding said they want released time for parent-pupil conferences and 66.8 of 795 said they did not have time enough to go to the restroom. "Although 66.8 of the teachers felt that they did not have time to go to the washroom, typically, teachers are not asking so much for Increased personal comfort," the report 6ald, "but on the contrary tiiey are asking for an atmosphere that will promote better education In the classroom. Teachers are saying, In effect, they need more time to work with the Individual." COCHAIRMAN of the PRR Committee are Joseph Prior, teacher at Hughes High School, and Mrs. Ruth Beck-man, teacher at Kirby Road Elementary School. The survey showed some schools (unidentified) "in which a clash exists between teachers and the report said.

"Questionnaires (responses) from these schools comment on problems involving administrative lack of leadership and dictatorial policies. "Conversely, this survey also discloses those schools where administration Is fair, honest and respected." HERE WERE other problems teachers listed. In order of frequency, usually as comments or footnotes: Administrators who rule by dictatorial decrees, teachers having to "sign in" each day, pressures applied by local school administrator, broken promises made to teachers by administrators, lack of administrative backing of teachers In discipline cases, administrators' taking sides with pupils IR0UGHT0N Steve and (haron AOAn Horntlawn tiri. SMITH Glen and tatty. 37 M- siri- Gelbraith: Marriage Licenses JOHNSOfJ-Jamei.

and Patricia. R. inursoav. rrom 4 Ta r. funeral Friday July 1.

Reouiem High Mass. St. Teresa Church, 9:30 A. M. BRATJN Mary beloved wife of the late T.

E. traun and dear mother of Mrs. lovd Kaibo end Caot. T. E.

Braun devoted dauonter of the nAuanii'alL bw- fotbaek. It, 2931 Glen- iaZT ir- JuoV, 3214 dora factory worker, and Lena urTf Lyons. 10. W4 troeron Ave. bov -or'- 8323 umi, Elmer J.

Siebal 23, 207 Walnuti Reading, assistant aionalman, GOOD SAMARITAN H04PITAL and Constance Morman, 21, 1012 Pinal Tsk, Tsk lata Mrs. Margaret Vasche; Satur-i Rnof clerk-typiit. JUNt "o4 Ervin Off. 71. 453 MiHon St.

muKAXo-ieo and tarbara. 112 Sulra and Mardell Stiles, 78, 453; "'110" St- Bluebird Dr ih M' William H. Moaller, 48, 6916 Hil- oay. june io. ivoai aoe yearsi et residence.

111 Highview Ft. Thomas. Services. St. Andrew Episcopal Church.

Ft. Thomas. July 1. at 10 A. Friends may call at the Erscheli Funeral Home 155 N.

Ft. Thomas Thursday. 5 to 9 P. M. Memorials may be made to St Andrew Episcopal Church Book of Remembrance.

AAAGUIRE L.A a-j. meat cutter, end Alice m. Qieiei 1702 41. 1319 Section meat HILL-Rtv and jm wraooer. more girt.

Larry K. Morgan, 23, 716 Montel LUENSMAN Gerald and Lalt 9001 Lane. Covington, Ky I.B.M. operator. Townhill boy.

and Janet Phillios, 21, 3078 Valley Ohio Ranks 23th MIAMI Beach Average teacher salaries in Ohio rose 51 1955-56 to 1965-66, a report released here Wednesday shows. The summary, published by the National Education Association, listed the Ohio teacher at $4337 in 1955-56, compared to $6550 for the year just ended. Ohio thus ranked 25th among the states in teacher pay for 1965-66. But its ranking dropped, ironically, from 18th ten years ago, because other slates passed it in pay raises. Top salary rank in 1965-66 went to California, where the average was S8600.

Kentucky's $5100 ranked it 47th. The NEA report showed the $503 per pupil spent in Ohio for education last school year fell below the $533 national average. BURNS and Joyce. 3009 West. Klve secretary.

0 Doshie. (nee Baroer). beloved wife of the late Grant Burns, dear i 151-A'w. comouter operator, end Hard LAN'nfeifh ilVM' I- Boehme, 18, 4607 Lawrence X- LANDFRIEDIvynand Deenna. Boa rev technician.

rroi.wr or iuerT, rtomer. erown, Carios. Asher Bum Mr, oov- Johnny Mammons, 28, 4241 Eastl MIAMI Beach It sounded like a first grade classroom with the teacher missing. Only the chatter, in this case, was from teachers and school officials In the 321-member OWo delegation to the convention the National Education Association. Paul Hayes, president of the Ohio Education Association, was undaunted by the noise of the Buckeye meeting In the Eden Roc hotel, however.

"Children, please." He cracked in his best classroom manner. You could hear a pin drop. Reed. Mrs Pearl Bach and the'FINK is a ana rerncia. 6M wioraitn laborer, and Amy OOV.

WMh. 24. 271 Oaft nock clerk. an Rum DUms, BHS0 Survived DV oV 1. Su- SJ7 Haw 't' Sereoue, 24.

4132 Janward filnu VT' TCKAi stuoent, and June A. in leh Becker, 22. 3500 Robh teacher. 8URKART iawranr a a Murrell, 20, J039 Innei Carrie a Postal sub clerk, and Linda D. Jones, 14.

9600 Wildbrook Lane. i waucnnoren, a oromers, one sister, numerous orandchildren and oreat-orandchildreni Wednesdav, June 29. 1966i residence. Nichols-ville. Ohio.

Funeral services from the Lew F. white Memorial Funeral Home, New Richmond. Saturday July 2. at 10:30 A. M.

Friends may cell fridav. from 4 P. M. 3435 "oWrt Newhousa, 19, 212 SHELLr-y-'li. a a Harmon Ohio, U.

S. niiui 1. 7W J- A. rtlrchild. 18.

2251 Change Looms In Mailing Of Welfare Checks Beginning in July there will be a change in the dates some welfare checks are received, Frederick A. Breyer, director of the Hamilton County Welfare Department announced yesterday. Due to statewide welfare reorganization, Aid to the Blind, Aid for the Disabled and Aid to Dependent Children checks will be mailed from Columbus. They formerly were mailed from Hamilton County. Aid to the Blind and Aid for the Disabled checks will be received in Hamilton County between July 5 and 7 and the 4th and 7th of following months.

Aid to Dependent Children checks will be received here between the July 2 and and following months. If persons receiving checks on these programs have moved, the checks will not be forwarded, but will be returned to Columbus for mailing to their new addresses. To avoid this delay, Mr. Breyer urged recipients to inform their Welfare Department caseworkers at once when they move. narnson clerk.

JUNE 22. 1964 Allan R. Jeoner, 21, 1457 Vern- COLLIER-Jerrold and Diana, 232 Park Phyllis J. Grove, lawrancabun, Ind boy itcbell, 23, 1616 Vina silesledy. YOUNG James and Martha.

6fl73 H- 23, 6034 Country Sharondale boy. Hills, insurnce ediuiter, and Hyphe L. SMITH-Timothy and Joyce. 3230 Hori- Yl- 1912 'raek ronvue boy. worker.

"id lefty, 1658 21. 1835 Emerson, Northdale glri. assistant manager, and Patricia! SCHWAUIE-Lcuis and Ma rot rat, 221 it W'ifnolt, 19. 9218 Orengewood Weit Crest bov. waitress.

UN-Anttsonv and Allot. 1109 Win- Hw" 4 Schmid, 39, 3728 Herbert field air mechanic, and Mary V. Duncan a i aa, 49. 3833 a. CARSON Maud, met Hollandl, beloved wife of James Carson, mother of Mrs Ruth Tait.

John end Robert Carson, inter of Hurdes Holland. Eva Mclaughlin end Olive Babst. also ur. 'ved by 10 residence. 532 Loveland Loveland, Ohio: Tuesday, June 28.

1966 Fnendl may cakl at Tufts Funeral Home Loveland, Ohio. Thursday, ,0. 9Pi-M: Fri0J- 1, at 10:30 A. M. (Dayton.

(Ohio). Pecerc. please copy.) CARVER 'H Williams), beloved wife of Virgil Carver, oeloved sister of Mrs. Nettie Bomar, Mr. Amos Williams of Cincinnati.

Ohio, Mrs Nancy Thomas. Inkster. Mi oirl. Sydney Warm 22, 4242 Whitfield Hey, Fatso! Your Weight Not Your Fault, Doctor Says m-vneriaj era mtroie, 327 Arm- suien t. tirdsa ory, boy.

22, 866 W. Galhraith itudent tARNES-tharlM Joyce. 131 S. H. Walker, 41, 57 N.

Main Wavn Ave M'emithiira Oh a lvt, GRZANKE Denny 'and Shirley, 938 Eunice A. Walker. 40, 101 Petti! iiwi OOV icei. BRpvVN-Lorenio and Portia, 820 find- "oy Moore, 23, 957 Monastery lav bov. cook, and Margaret Hill Ifi MclEAN-Gllbarf end Joan.

5714 North 871 Hutchins Ave. Frank beloved husband of Carria Huber Fink, devoted father of Mrs. Martha Schriever and Mrs. Theresa Junq. also survived by four qrand-chtldren and tioht oneat-qrandchiU drem Tuesday, June 28, 1965i aoa 86 years; residence.

1179 Georoia Reedinq. Service tt f.w convenience of tha family. Oo visita-lionl. if desired, svmo'ithy be expressed bv a contribution the Buildinq Fund of St. John United Church of Christ.

Readmq. Vorhis Funeral Home. Lockland. in charae. FRAKEY Jovce Jennlne fjennyl, beloved mother of Judith.

Kitty, Kathv, Tena Marie and Jack Frakev and dauqhter of Mrs. Leora Kruaer and Clifford Puckail and steo-dfluohter of John W. Krucwrt her residence. 1220 Forest West Covington, Ky Tuesday, June 28, 1966; aae 3 years. Service at the Allison Rose Funeral Home, Robbins St.

Madison Covington. Fridav, July 1, at 1 P. M. Interment, Pine Hill Cemetery. Corbin, Saturday.

Friends may call from 3 until 9 Thursday. FRY Edith, (net Patttrson). devoted mother of Louis, Lavon. Mabel, Edwardu James and Robert Fry, Mrs. Elsie Carr.

Mrs. Dorothy Beckner, dear lister of Robert, Frank. Gaoroe. and Bldoe Patter-ion, Mn. Ethel Htttesimtr.

Mrs. Err.rv Brldoeford. Mrs. Nesbitt. Mrs.

Mary Kaln. 11 orandchildren: Tuesday. June 28. 1906s residence. 812 8th Kv.j eae 69 years.

Service Fridav, 10 A. from the Vonderhaar 4 Stetter Funeral Home. Third 4 Overton Newort, Kv. Visita-' tion. 4 to 9 P.

Thursdav. GII.LIG Theresa (nee Roosl, beloved wife of Charles Gilllo. dear mother of Mn. Marie Froehle of Fremont, Mrs. leona Wemslno and Mrs.

Loretta McGill. Detroit. Mich also aurvived bv seven grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildreni Wednesday. June 29. 1966: aoe 84 years: residence.

6416 Heltller Ave. Friends mav call at the Ho-daoo Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College Hill. Friday. 4 to 9 P. M.

Reouiem High Mass, St. Carrie Williams end Mr. Walter uitn ooy. JUNE 24, 1964 VIOX-Revmond end Petrkli. 432 W.

DONOHUE-John and Janice. 3034 Autumn Ridge olrl, tECK-aobert and Judith. 10006 Dick Harrison, Ohio, bov. BELMONT James and Kathleen. 2739 Edroy boy.

RAMSEY Ivan and Kathleen. 1592 Sanborn, boy. GREEN Roy end Berbtra. 7809 Cincln- nimoins, ureenvnie, 3. and host of nieces end nephews: 28, 1966, residence.

35m3 may oall at the J. C. tatt'e 4 Sons Funeral Home, 543 Rockdale Thursday, 3 until 10 P. Funeral service Friday, at 11 A. from the chapel.

Interment, Union Baptist Cemetery. "Battle lor Golden Service. CHAMPLIN Frank beloved husband of Mar- ALLGEIER Edwin beloved huthen4 nf Allaeier. (nee Smith), dear father tiinaii'iMyron vresrcneirer, Ohio. bov.

DRIEHAUS-Henry and Clara. 5423 Ho- milda, bov. SHEETS Edward and Shirley, 4616 cie Kimble Chemolin. devoted aoringoeie tin. JUNC 23.

1964 vi mrs stauoilz. Mrs. Jean Kratohvil. Mm. Camilla Hoxbv, Mrs Linda Buckingham.

12 grandchildren, brother of Russell L. Chemolin, Monriav. Inn vi uivinei, re'ricia. ivnn, utvid, John Julie. Mary Beth.

Ned and Mark Alloeier. devoted son or Mrs Edwin Alloeier of Louisville, grandson of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, also of Louisville; Mondey. June 27 1966; residence. 3762 Grove-dale.

Friends may call at the Lietemever Funeral Home, 3886 Roedinq aourh of Paddock, Thursday. 6 to 9 P. M. Funeral Friday. Jirly 1.

Reouiem Hloh Mass. 10 A. St. Mery'i Hyde Park. AVF.R1XL RINOERLE-Jemei end Pwtrlcle.

4705 Sheed girl. WEVER- Walter and Genuine, 3912 Pettison tin. HENSLEY Herold and Nora. 3461 Mohl- 27. 1966: residence.

6842 Mont-I gornerv Rd. Funeral services et ine ai. inwnas cpiscooal cnurch. Terrace Park. Thursday.

2 P. M. No visitation Thomas Memorial in charge of erranoements. Expressions of sympathy may be aant to the Cancer Fund. er ooy.

WHEELER Ronald and Beverly. 99 Haley Lewrenceburo. boy. SCHOTT-Robort and Susan. 3005 Strw art oiri.

SWEENEY Oonald and Vena. 654 Ivy. hill airl Robert C. husband of Vivian Corenke Averill. dear father Clare Church, Saturday.

Jury 9 A. M. Mrs. Gillioa was a member of St. Clare ladies' Society.

r. n. niwwiit riummer ang ggwi Mrs. Paul Kemmer Monday. June, ia.fi TURNER lewis and Mima.

1011 Pur- if. ivooi resigence, oayj leak-wood Ct. Funeral services at the offi STEWART-bve end Carol. 4211 Thirty. First oirl.

College Hill Presbyterian Church.i MrMAHON-Neil and Patricia. 4156 tolerance to carbohydrates, which they called "either diabetic or pre-diabetlc." Dr. Perlsteln suggests 'there may be a common stem from which these two diseases spring." In reporting remarkable success in treating obesity with a synthetic thyroid hormone called T-3, he said one of every four people in Gunman Declared Insane, Dangerous Charles Oentry, 26, 622 Oak Wyoming, was found to be insane and dangerous Wednesday at a sanity hearing before Common Pleas Judge Ralph B. Kohnen. Gentry is under indictment in the shooting January 10, of Charles Wermuth, 30, 10541 LeMarie Sharonvllle, an employee at the Blue Ash plant of the General Electric where Gentry also had been employed.

Dr. Alexander Chomyn, a staff psychiatrist at the Lima State Hospital, where Gentry was examined after his indictment, said that Gentry Is a paranoic schizo-frenlc who has intelligence enough to fool anyone. Judge Kohnen ordered Gentry committed to the Lima Institute where he must remain until he recovers sufficiently to be tried. inursoav, or a t. m.

no visitation. Chas. A. Miller Sons in charge. BY FRANK HECK Enquirer Medical Writer CHICAGO Overweight people who feel they were born to be fat may be right.

A Louisville doctor told the American Medical Association convention here Wednesday that, while he does not yet have complete proof, he believes some individuals "are predisposed to become obese. Not only that, said Dr. I. B. Perlsteln, but he believes this tendency may be hereditary.

And a high percentage of the overweight people he has studied "could pinpoint the onset of their obesity to a particular stress, such as acute illness, an operation or an accident." Dr. Perlstein was reporting on 20 years of treating people troubled by weight problems and, more specifically, an in-depth study of 350 such patients. Others taking part in the research were B. N. Premacbandra, Jefferson Barracks Veterans Hospital, and H.

Blumen-thal, Washington University, both of St Louis. Their studies indicate that much obesity may due to faulty assimilation of thyroid hormones. That It may also be related to diabetes is suggested by the fact that 500 of the patients showed abnormal this country Is overweight. Excess fat "is becoming an epidemic of major proportions," he added. The researchers' theory is that for some reason, such as heredity or psycho-' logical stress, some people form antibodies which prevent proper use of thyroid hormones.

Through this "abnormal binding," the tissue takes up the antibody instead of the hormone. In addition, changes in the small blood vessels of the skin have been observed In 850 of the cases. These Include an Inflammatory reaction around the tiny arterioles and later obstruction of these vessels. In addition to T-3, which overcomes the effects of the antibodies, Dr. Perlstein prescribes a special diet.

And the results have been "dramatic," he says. Both physically and psychologically, patients have shown great Improvement. His diet calls for low fats, very low carbohydrates and no restriction on proteins. But he cautioned that doctors cannot, "give patients a pill and a diet sheet and send them home to lose weight." Successful treatment requires frequent checks and consultations and prescriptions differ for each Individual. If you so desire, make memorials Hannah O'Connell, beloved wife of the latt Edward J.

Covle, devoted mother of Maroaret Covle and Julia Gilland. qrandmother of Robert J. Covler Tuesday, June 28, I966t residence. 4417 Verne Ave. Reouiem Hiqh Mass.

St. Cecilia Church, Friday, 9 A. M. Visitation at tha Witt. Good Kelsch Funeral Home.

3026 Madison Hvde at Oakley Sou a re. Thursday, 4 to 9 P. M. uear Kotnr gin. VOREL-Jarome and Susan.

7253 to levn hoy. SIMPKiNS-Echvard and Ella, to 165. R. R. 2, Williamsburg.

Ohio, girl. DUTRO-Jamie and Dianne. 5369 Be. name bov. JUNE 26.

1966 to uuaoe mil Presbyterian Church. AXIOTES Jirrwi hutbawirl at lUUr. Suits Filed COMMON PLEAS COURT A2I7999. Kaltirvn 0. VanCledf vt.

Ed-w E. VanOaaf. For dlvorca. curtody or oiltf and t'lfiony. A2 18000.

Edna toll vt. Oilrlaa 0. Eft. SuodM for childran. A21800I.

Mvars C. Lswman n. David I. Swr. For (1,150.000 damaott.

A2I80O2. CharlM and Flortnn Dollar, rnan Mo. Vtmon Crtriytian, for (1340 on a note. A2I6003. Mary Jenklftl VI.

Party Jenkim. Suooort for children. A2 16004. Oolonn J. Woolen vi.

Richard H. Wooton. Soma. A2I8005. Salty M.

Stllina vt Johnny Mima. Sama. A2I8006. General Motora Acttotanca Com. vi.

Robert V. Beniamm. for rt-olevin of personal orooerty. A218007. Lewi! Scnroeder vs.

Deloref SctiroarJer. for divorca and custody or criildran. A2 18008. Btmlct Hargrow vi. Monroe Harorow.

Suooort for children, A3 1 8009. Sandra Siawert vs. Robert D. Stewart. Support for child.

A2I8O10. Carolyn and Harry irlnkman vs. John Clav. For (160.000 damaoet, A218011. Central Buildinei and Loan Comoany vs.

John J. tncGrafh. et al. For (11.219 and foreclosure of mortoeg. A2I8012.

Virainia AAeKenrle vi. Chr-rlet B. AAcKenzie. Jr. for alimony and custody of children.

A2I8CI3. WTIIem Kri tadle Gerr-buni vs. del oh Heonaver. For (30,486 damooes. AJ180I4.

Edith 1 Frailer vs. Paul E. Frarier. For divorca and alknonv. A218015.

Rlol fVirnmeromo dba fis-tlonal Music Comoany vs. Mvron 0. and Marqare HuotiasCertlflad to Court of Common Pleas, beyond lurlidiotioA of Municioll Court. A218016. Bi lie ft Athwaft vs.

Or-van C. Ashcraft Jr. For divorce. A2I80I7. Mildred Eschmann VI.

Id E-ichmann. Suooort for child. A2180I8. Linda I. Sohwartr vs.

Douolai J. Schwartz. For aiimonv and custody of child. A2I80I9. Collaoe Hill Prrornslvt fjuildina end Loan Comoany vs.

Joltn 0. Simoson, at al. For (9162 and torecloiura of mortgeoe. A2ISO20. David A.

Naelev vs. Ooroe D. I. Griffin. M.D.

For (70.000 damages. cens Ponticoi Axiotet, fitier of and Linda. 516 Ludlow. MARTIN Woodrow and Dorothy. 643 Steiner, boy.

HORSLEY Dtvld and Patricia. 2809 Warsaw Ava qirl. MEYER Dennis and Lmda. 931 Sulfa bov. WOODRUM-Herold and Mildred.

8017 Woodbine tin. ROHS-Honry and Elizabeth. 1639 Ault Park bov. LUEHRMANN Joitph and Carolyn. 1813 Ksmenn Ann, rvd Amtsi Maria Aniotes, brother of Mrs.

Rooer Willis of Middletown, Ohio. Stevt Axiotei of CKdutauauo. Ohio, son Of Ann awid trvs latt Emanuel Axlotesi residnc, 4903 Peiddock Wrxtnesrtav, June 29 1966. Friendi mav call at the W. Mack Johnson Funertl Home, 1309 McMillan Walnut Hills.

Thursday. 4 to 9 P. M. Servico at the Hoi TrinitvSt. Nicholas Greek 'Jrttvodox Church, 3212 Reading Friday, Jvly 1, at 2:30 P.

M. CRABTREE Donald beloved father of Mrs. Linda Schwoder, Donald and Harold Crabtree, Grandfather of Lisa Schweder, beloved son of Mrs. Elizabeth Edae worth, also survived by two brothers and six sisters; Monday. June 27, 1966.

Friends mav call tha Anderson-Schraffen-berutr Futeral Home, 415 Ludlow Clifton. Wedniiav. from 5 to 9 P. M. Funtra-i service, Thursday, at 10 A.

M. SYMPATHY? riowtrt permit Irltatlt ft convey tkosghti el iTmpt-thy, love and itidtrilud- lug in 4 way that if lit-. It, dicrniiHtd and in nood taalt. Tit warmeit ay It landing ilnwtri. Flowett art 4 comlort 4t time ol loit.

Ton can bt prond ol tht flowett we ttnd In yomr namt tnd tht ttitthl war thty ara arranged: poiltlyt yonr Rympalhy will be t. pntitd ilnctrtly. Phone 21-0395-fcSSEX HOUSE 7610 Heeding: Rd. Kmgtwey bov. WIRTZ-Oonold tnd Ann, 5654 Butter-run hov.

BENUS HEADWORTH Alton and Betty, 3663 Concerto boy. CLEMENS-Fredtrlck and Eileen, r-Jv Jerretta Machle. beloved wlft ofl the late Dr. Howard Benut, mother AturfVMI. nirl.

JfJiIilriil INGLE-Richard tnd Virginia. :06 Jet- or roe lata Kicnard c. uiem, arard-mother of Bruce and Mark Dien. sister of Mrs. Helen Jones end Willard Machle: Wednesday, Jum 29.

1966: residence. 1165 Elm Park Dr. Friends mav oall at the Baiter 4 Sahnd Funeral Home, sup boy. McCARTY John tnd Claudia, 7316 Miami boy. FOX-Richard and Janet, 4904 Vina THOMAS Paul end Vrmeine.

5081 Wooden Stoo Ijov. PREY Rooer end Mary. 3334 Melody-manor, bov. 10 E. 4th St.

621-3662.