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ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ADVERTISEMENT i OPERA NIGHT 'Butcher' Held Insane, Committed To Hospital 'ur cei To Draw 1250 iH ARE IAN. 13 a rfr Plainly WarU Cincinnati Enquirer 1 Tuasday, January 7, 1958 WARD Roe M. (nee beloved w'e of Cranes A. Ward, devoted motner of Jcnn C. Wii'd and Mrs.

bougies A. ilojise) Zimmerman dear inter of Mrs. W. H. Schwartz 0f ttj-byrgn, a.

so survived bv fivt vaMchilrjrajn; Morajy, January 6, rej.der.ee, 32S6 Tutst Court 691 yj'. Ffif-Js may cal Aerlne-day from 4 to 9 f. M. at tt 4n Bytcn Fureral Horr.e, 3042 Marrti WestwocV Se'vices T-uf, i 1jJj -ua ry 9, a tj 3 30 A. M.

WOEST A ra Vufi-e''k, fc oved we of Adc-oh G. fi mo'er e' Cfi H. Woet ed g-ar-rj. orer of Ca'ot Wojt, M-n-m. Jivvy 6.

1953; 3700 99' '1 Pi. I 8a te' Satfnd Hc--e, 3412 C'rfton C.ifei, from 5 to 9 P. M. 5ervces it tne of the frrvv. I 'u of owir'i r-y be seM tt your cnr.t tnt Deeconeis Hrie Veror a I Fund.

Warid War II Veteran World War I and II Vetera. 20 YEARS AGO In Cincinnati (JANUARY 7, 19S8) D. C. Keller, first president of the Cincinnati Retail Merchants Association, and A. C.

Weiss, a director for many years, were elected honorary life members of the directorate at its annual dinner at the Netherland Plaza. James Mul-lally of the Mabley Carew Co. was elected a director to succeed Weiss. John W. Cassin, president of the Dow Drug was chosen to succeed Keller.

Louis P. Schlueter, president of Alms Doepke was elected president, succeeding Ed F. Herschede. D. F.

Licb-man, president of the Big Store was elected vice president; Edward Wuest. secretary, and ImornTng 6)30 AM OOOD MORNINQ To Art Museum Of City Tomorrow To Boost UFAF Promotion Some 1250 supporters of Cincinnati cultural activities are expected to fill the foyer of the Cincinnati Art Museum tomorrow night for the museum's fifth annual "Opera Night," held to publicize the forth Entertaining lubjacti arc faaturad. A third psychiatrist, Dr. Edward Burns of the University of Wisconsin, backed up Honeck, saying Gein was medically insane but legally sane, since he knew the difference between right and wrong. Honeck Indicated afterwards, however, that he would not appeal Bunde'g ruling.

Gein left immediately for Waupun, where he may spend the rest of his life. His manacles had been taken from his hands after his two near-coi-lapses in the crowded courtroom. He appeared healthy and in good spirits when he departed. Gein's secret life as a human ghoul became known November 16, when the body of a Plainfield storekeeper, Mrs. Bernice Worden, 58, was' found strung up by her heels and "dressed out like a deer" in his rural "House of Horrors." WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Jan.

6 (UP) Circuit Judge Herbert C. Bunde ruled today that "Human Butcher" Ed Gein is insane and committed him to an indefinite term in a mental institution. Bunde said he does not believe that Gein, 51-year-old grave robber and murderer of two women, will ever again see the outside world. lie ordered Gein sent to the State Hospital for the Criminally Insane at Waupun, where the frail Plainfield, handy man has been held most of the time since his "House of Horrors" was discovered. Bunde's ruling climaxed a day-long sanity hearing at which Gein twice approached collapse.

Two psychiatrists testified Gein was legslly insane, but Wisconsin Attorney General Stewart Honeck insisted ne knew the punishment for murder TlOO AM TODAY Whatever th financial circumstance! may ba, our prices art tha sam to everyone or tha same funeral service and appointments. 55 Alan Ptton ii intirvitwad en ha turmoil new confronting South Africa! whites end non-Europaam. coming United Fine Arts Fund drive. Two well-known Cincinnati Sumer Opera singers will pre LOST AND FOUND sent a program of operatic arias. They will be backed by members of the Cincinnati- BLACK white 'e-ge ma'e ied child's pet.

Rewa Symphony Orchestra under the W. Mack Johnson FUNERAL HOMES D'SAPPE RED Near UC i-moi-th-Ci baton of Fausto Cleva, conduc tor of the Summer Opera Or John Meyers, treasurer. Other directors chosen were L. B. Haughcy, E.

C. Orr, Simon I Jacobs and John C. Pogue. I Lt. Bernard (Bert) Milligan, 3514 Woodburn who had been a member of the Cincln-! nati police department for 36 years, died at Good Samaritan Hospital following a heart at chestra here for 23 years, who will interrupt a busy schedule at New York's Metropolitan MADISONVIUE 6111 Madison Rd.

BR 1-0203 WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 fame it Beagit. witt end wdts at kserj -L rewa rdJJ FOUSD-Co p-'p, ma er-out 3 wi'e b'Own face and v.cn.ty Mt. Looico-jt Siua'e.

EA 1 -3 34 LAD.ES-Ametr.yst ring; I' Ave EA 1-5396. LCST-Sch Dpe-ne cog, sma.i w.th PC red fate wtn no 'l arrwers to rT-t Sk ocy. test Kee-ly e-gifs, ige a'? Red. Pe W-s. C.

F. Wu.ff, ME I Opera House. Obituaries The singers will be Eugene tack suffered shortly alter Conley, the Met leading tenor, who has performed here in leaving his post as Sixth District Police Station, East End. He was 61 years old. "Tosca," "La Boheme," "Mar tha," "Faui "Madame Rites Thursday For A.

B.Keller, Monfort Heights Requiem High Mass for Anthony B. Keller, a construction Butterfly" and other works, and Miss Irene Kramarich, 50 YEARS AGO leading mezzo-soprano of the 1:00 AM PAUL DIXON IC i Bonnie Leu lingi tavaral very beau tiful tongi. 10:00 AM ARLENE FRANCIS A vitit Ii made te the Ron Allen Reptile Institute. 10:30 AM TREASURE HUNT Jan Murray is imcii welcoming ell conteitants en the show. 11:00 AM THE PRICE IS RIGHT Products ere presented to contest-inti to thty can guess tht prices.

11:30 AM TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES Jack Bailey interview, each lady on the show requesting to te made KQ.CA FTERNOON1 12:00 NOON 50-50 CLUB Icoioiil Ruth Lyons is loan, elong with Im lUFFET-Edward MaRKLEY Frederick V. tf HOLLAND-Mary RYAN Louise S'en'Qfl 1 Chicago Lyric Opera Company, engineer for the Karl Kiefer who was here most recently in last summer's presentation of lOST-Cnnijaua tTpe, (." sma'l brown and w-Mte fema-e, crooH rgt f'ort leg, wear red k.t sweater. Rewa-d. AX 1-4996 con W'e w.th and key, in downtown pest ofite. Reward.

CM -7829. LOST In "Jones'' on Mcn'gomerv PrJ. Purse containing iteT'S of pesont vaiue, by widow, a so psjf. EL 1-o55iL LOST Eveg assri case area Friday a. m.

CH 1-3921 a te r5 LOST CocKe'; rra red; Ko'h Roseiawn. Answers to r-anny, Reward. PO 1-0769 L0ST-B ond cocker, ne'er Mulberry and Pee'e. Re'fl. LI 2-0649, "II Trovatore" with Antonietta Cheviot.

Burial will follow In the Vine Street Hill Cemetery. Mr. Oberhage, who was '70 years old, died Sunday at his home, 3516 Gambia Cheviot. Retired for two months, he had been employed at the hospital for 37 years. He also held a part time Saturday job in the Enquirer press room for 32 years.

He was a member of the Brighton Council No. 324, Junior Order, and the Cincinnati Aerie No. 142, Fraternal Order of Eagles. Mr. Oberhage leaves his widow, Marie Dubar Oberhage; a daughter, Mrs.

Virginia Lit-tell Nieman, and three Stella. Machine 919 Martin will be sung at 9 a. m. Thursday in St. Ignatius Church, Monfort Heights.

Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, En-right Avenue. Mr. Keller, who was 34 years (JANUARY 7, 1908) The 25th anniversary of the founding of the Modern Woodmen of America was celebrated by members of 18 local camps of the order at West End Turner Hall. A big parade from the GAR Hall on West Sixth Street preceded the celebration, which opened with initiation of a large class of candidates and concluded with an elaborate dinner.

Addresses were made The first half of tomorrow night's show, beginning at 8:30 p. will feature anas from Radtl'i every service is conducted with tha full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute te someone's memory The JOIIX J. HAD EL Co. HEINRY J. RAD EL, 'rn.

"Tosca" and "La Boheme" by old, died Sunday in the Indian Conley and from "La Gioeonda' and "A Masked Ball" by Miss Kramarich; and the overtures 6Aa SIAIt WA I-0J6 LOST-13-n ton, 1 104 Vine St- FA I-AI45 122 York. NWMft. CO l-tHA "Soert;" ek.n.ty Ind an ts. l-86t5. bv W.

C. Sherburne, state 4122 Glenway, WA 1-4512 1005 Mad -son, Covington, HE MISS rwp LCST-Sm, to Mozart's "Marriage cf Fig aro" and Verdi's "Sicilian Ves-pcrs" by the orchestra. apolis Veterans Hospital of a brain inflammation. He was taken to the hospital Saturday from Terre Haute, where he was on a business trip for the Kiefer concern. A graduate of Elder High ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON, CO 1-0146 A.

C. COBBLING SON After intermission, Sigmund Effron, Symphony Tft 5 3. in o' naar 'ton CaMt'. i gwrd. JE 1-5770.

REWARD BEAGLE, MALE. black tir; iosi ind an J. VA 1-8435 a' concertmaster, will direct the orchestra in a group of Viennese FT. THO'MS Ml 1-1730 BELLEVUE CO 1-8U1 School, Mr. Keller attended North Texas Teachers College, Denton, Tex.

He was a member Formerly with WILTSEE, Inc. 24 W. 9th St. CH 1-0932 waltzes, with the audience in vited to dance. ERSCHELL I miscellaneous notices a Homer A.

Brown Homer A. Brown, a retired employee of the Fifth Third Union Trust died suddenly yesterday at his home, 2713 Erie Hyde Park. He was 73 years old. Retired in 1930, he had been associated with the bank for 30 years. He worked at the main office in the bond and During intermission, refresh FT.

TH0WAS HI 1-1982 NEWPORT CO 1-8037 ments will be served in the deputy, Newark, Ohio, and Abe Rothwell, Hamilton, Ohio. Wins Contest A Dayton, Ohio, high school girl was awarded the gold medal in district finals of the Prince of Peace speech contest Sunday night at Delta Avenue Methodist Church. The Rev. Guy E. Tucker said Deanna Bryant would go on to one of the 29 state elimination contests, from which six finalists will be chosen.

The state winner will be chosen January 29 during the Ohio Pastors Convention at Columbus, he said. WANT AD of the St. Ignatius Church Holy Name Society, the Catholic War Veterans and the Monfort Heights Civic Club. He resided at 3064 Timberview Monfort Heights. rn European Painting CHAS.

A. MILLER SONS NORTHSIPE Kl 1-0040 INFORMATION To place, cancel or correct an ad Dhone GA 1-6300, a Gallery, the Musical Instm ments Gallery and the Tempo' rary Exhibition Gallery. The instrumentalists are ap. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. NURRE BROS.

Warm W9 RJNEMl OIRtClOM collection department. pearing under the auspices of An active Mason, he was a member of the Jefferson Lodge the recording Industry Music Performance Trust Fund, through the Cincinnati Musi No. 90, F. A. Middletown Mary Harmeyer Keller; four children, James, 10, Jodie, 8, Jeannette, 6, and Jerry his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony A. Keller 835 Greenwich Price Hill; a brother, Jack, of the parents' address, and a sister, Mrs. Betty Moore, Price direct line to Want Ad Head-quarters. Ads may be charged.

Billing will be made at expirations of ads. CLOSING TIMES DAILY IF k. UmHI.Ii rnlitmn ads tttttTP net Chapter No. 87, Royal Arch 0VOT fAAtMOUNTCLHMJ CHAPEL ROOK LET ON REQUEST CHAPEL AVAILABLE FOR SERVICES WITHOUT 0n Dai lv 9 A. M.

to 4 M. cians Association. regulars end the Cliff Lesh Bend. 1:30 PM TIC TAC DOUGH Large sums of monty ere won as the questions ere enswered correctly. 2:00 PM IT COULD BE YOU You never know who will be next to appear on stage, 2:30 PM BRIDE A GROOM A couple is married In the church of their 3.00 PM MATINEE THEATER 1C9.Y "The Collected Letters of Mr.

Sage" is a comdey of a business tycoon who publishes a series of linling love letters ebout a rivet. 4:00 PM QUEEN FOR A DAY The quten hes her wishes come Tickets for Opera Night were Masons; Hamilton Council No. 9, R. S. Cincinnati Com-mandery No.

3, Knights Templar, and Prosser Chapter No. Hill. Int IINUNNAII LKtMA I IUN LU. UN 1-1021 wanted, for tha ntxl morning i Inauirar 525 Dmytn A. sent to business contributors and workers of the United Fine Arts Fund and were made available without charge to Cin-cinnatians who requested them by mail.

Friends may call from 4 to 367, Order of Eastern Star. 4 P. II 10 p. m. Wednesday at the Survivors include his widow, iniiDuivc tun nilTUCi i Ona-ro'inni la" tvot am al JOUHNt END (DEATHS) A ntrt, tot tna nan mormn' Harry Meyer Sons funeral Hattie Saile Brown; a sister, Enauirar.

MALf-Lewis btioved husband of i F. M. home, 49S9 Glenway Avenue. Mrs. O.

E. Spencer, Stockton The fund, which helps support I rNAartna Mat (nee ie-tenj. oee'ed SmM tyoe oos 'esatet for tht nei I fetnar of Enl dga', honcd, Ai morning Enowrtr. ANCI HUCK Hi Hi KEILEI IEU KIEI 0CKH0RST KIOEI OHNETT 1IEDEI IROWN MALE UFFINCTON McCAUISTEl COLUHi McKENNA CONKERS MERKLt CUNTZ HESS EADLER SCMLAUCH EDWARDS SCHLOMER ClleENS SKKINStR 60TTS CHICK S1ERN CRAIE TIEVES EtEARN VON RISSEN HEEMAN WAUN MODCES WARD HOLLAND- WESSNEI SMITH WOEST the Cincinnati Symphony, the and a brother Noah Melvin B. Schlomer SUNDAY Bryant, Hillsboro, Ohio.

Services will be at 2:30 p. m. Requiem High Mass will be iara eno noscnei mate, ar n.s noe on ho'tn Si Befavia, 0ito. Saturoat. ianuafr 4.

1958. Ret-ns at tn Voore funerof home, 225 Sy ng Ba'ivii, tvnert services wtii be he a ftednesdav. Jamjar i 2 P. M. Art Museum, the Summer Opera and the Taft Museum, will conduct its annual drive from March 3 to March 26.

Leroy II. 6 P. M. Fnaav. all adi CORRECTIONS Thursday in the funeral home.

Burial will be in Spring Grove. sung for Melvin B. Schlomer in Our Larly of Present ation Church at 9:30 a. m. Wednes Brooks, president of the Tool, 'teel, Gear Pinion is day.

He died Sunday night of Masonic services Tuesoay at Deadlines fat cor act torn ft tt saniw 0 M. Frtrds may can otter 4 tl oead'ns tor eecn tyot erf to Ont P. Tuesday. aced, en ad cannot bo cened unifi McCALLISTEl James, beioved husband the firl toott'tneo Do. of fcmmi Rem ley McCallister and fatner aiimafi I ITIAUC of Marvin C.

passed away suooenty at CANCtLLA I lUNd rs. dry Jacobs i chairman of the drive. The goal tuberculosis In the Veterans Hospital, Vine Street. 1 hit raiidencc. near Worrow.

Ohio. Mon- Services for Mrj, Mary Jacobs, widow of Charles Jacobs, former safety service di Mr. Schlomer, who resided has not yet been announced, but in the past the drive has raised in the neighborhood of $300,000 each year. Then tvtr there brought Osy January 6, 1958. Fnends may call 9 lini.

uttlm it Tuf Funeral Home, Loveiand, Onio, ew unto him MU children, that Wtdnnfjly Uom 6 unt(, ,0 Serv- SUNDAY Noon Saturday tor nr with his family at 2003 West- rector of Cheviot, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in the wood, INorthern had been ill since his discharge from the true. 4:45 PM MODERN ROMANCES Lory breaks her engagement and discoureges all suitors. 5:00 PM-C0MEDY TIME Mickey end Bill mebe plens to 01 pose a housing rackat.

5:30 PM HEADIN' WEST ices Thursday, January 9, at M. ntnf ads. canceat'On accep'ea; McKENNA jtwvte betoved wft 0 Saturday foe ad tppMnn for tnt f.rff ne tatt Jorw J. WcKenrva, Friday, Hmt en Sunflay. Janurv 3,.

J958, it her. res.dence, fof Rumow. Gump funeral home, 3440 Glen armed forces in 1945. He served during World War II. CINCINNATIAN he should lay hit on them end pray.

T- T95B lcnn Wowar(J Harris OKALIR Ida net Ms trim), beloved of the late Edward G'eier and of Wrs. Carl Llovd and Graier, Monday, January 6. more Cheviot. Burial will 2554 IrtQiKid Ave. Fnends mav ca ft yoor cancel latton receipt.

be in the Bridgetown Cemetery, He leaves his widow, Mrs. Monday after 3 J. J. van A Co. funeraJ home, 1336 E.

at Sell ace. Solemn Reou'em Mrs. Jacobs, who was 85 years LOCAL RATES old, died suddenly Friday in St IV58. rnentis mev cell the sttfl gh Mass St. Francis De Salts Cnurcn Tha fall Int ouon'ioni at tha ratal funeral home.

Monitor and Pfkiand i Tuesda Thelma Taylor Schlomer; five children, Melvin Victoria, Thelma Mae, John and Raymond; his mother, Mrs. Clara jaAoaT at ip w. of imt iar oav wnan tnHrnons ara Petersburg, Fla. Formerly a resident of 4044 Harding MERKLC Cavid beloved son of Rev consocutivc tvfer potk. luesoay 4 P.

M. S-' vices Wednesday, January 8, at 10.30 A. M. Accused By Korean Girl In Shooting At J. and cieanor Wicmro Anertie, Cheviot, she moved to St I brothir et Joan.

Donna, josepn anc Gene Autry temes teen-ege shrew Schlomer, and a brother, Raymond, all of Cincinnati. KEARN-Maoartt, widnw of TSo'nas Rv Mirk anason ot tlmat Petersburg last year. She has Haan and dta baiovd aunt Mi Wickard, suddenly, Sunoay, January 5, Sutviaf Ut XX act Ml Oa'lv. 23c 2 26c 35c tlmaa 4 timaa end humenites the father into becoming better parent, in "The Heert of the Rio Friends may call at the Busse 1956; residence, 74o Inooetown age 16 years. Fnenoi may ca I at tnt he.dharii Funri home, 7043 Harri been a widow since 1948.

Her son, Clifford, who now resides in St. Petersburg, was and Borgmann funeral home, 1 tuna son Pike, Tayior's Creek em Tuesoay Minimum Chora 11.00. Saia is MfgucMe Vooft, Edwa'd J. Moct Jr. and Morgan Covnt, Sunday.

January 5. I5fi; 201 I. Fourth 5, Nfwsort. Friend! may call at the Bttl timaral 23 E. Sufri Nawtwrt, ItVMjnetday from 3 to 9 P.

M. Reoui-en Mass Thursday, January 9, Church of lmmacua' Conctption the Cheviot Police Chief for Central Parkway and Clifton Hills after 2 p. m. today. Burial will be in St.

Mary's JOURNEY'S JNMDWHS) ,1 ANGS-Theodore. beloved huv band of tht lift Bess iCamahan Benge, and father Mrs. Jem B. Sanders and brother of Waiter Bange, Sunday, Jan. 5, 195S; residence, 3420 Middle ton Clifton.

Friends may call at The Baiter and Sehnds funeral Horn 3412 CUfton Clifton, from to 9 P. M. Services ot tne conveyance of tht family. In lieu of flowers friends may tend contributions to Tht Deaconess Hospital Memorial Fund. C.

rue Cus'er), beloved wife of tht late Samuel W. Bell, oear momtr of Ida Mat Bell, Sunder, January 5, 1958, in her 91 st year, at ttt residence, 7023 Van Kirk Carthage. Friends may call a tr-e Hodepp funeral home, 7401 Vine $., CarMtege, Tuesday, January 7, after 4 P. M. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 P.

M. I EFRS James" beloved husband of Fanny McDanitli Been and father of Mrs. Martha Jtnt James, Mn. Ruth Maeey and Walter tt his residence, Bristow Pike, Walton, Monday, January 6, 1958; ace 65 years. Services at the Allison ft Rose Funeral Home, dobbins Si, and Madison Covington, Thursday, January 9, at 2 P.

M. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call from 3 to 10 P. M. Weonesday.

BOCKHORST Elizabeth alette- Mever, beioved wife of tht la'e Henry J. Bciekhorst, devoted nwer of Mrs. Joteon.na eve, Mrs. Rst Cunrn no-ham. Oerenci J.

and Jose on R. Btxk-no'it; survived by gnt grandcht.dren 12 residence, 33)7 Jefferson Off ton, Sunday, January 5, 1958; est S3 years. Friends may call at the Imwatit Memorial, 4811 ye Washington St. Bernard, Tuesday between 4 9 P. M.

Redeem High Mass St. George Church, Wednesday, 9 A. M. St. Clement Rose-y A'tar Sodality end Intrd Q'Oef of St.

Francis meet of funeral hojTTu.esday 8 M- OHNITT-Reuben beloved brother of Mrs. Charles A. Drake and Ada I. Bohnett; residence, B19 Van yko Drive, Friday, Jan. 3, 1958.

Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson funeral rome, 1309 E. McMillan, Walnut Hilts. Monday, 4 to 9 P. M.

Services Tuesday Jan. 7, at 2 P. M. In lieu of flowers, friends may send a at nation to the Heart Fund or Rotary t'amp Foundation. ROWN-Homtr beloved husband of Hattie Sailt Brown, devoted brother of Mn.

0. E. Spencer of Stockton, and Noah Bryant of Hillsboro, Ohio, Monday, January 1958; tt residence, 2713 Ena Avt. Friends may call at tht Wressmenn Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert North of Taft Road, Wednesday, 4 to 9 M. Services Thursday, January 9, at P.

M. Cmcinmti Commandery No. 3, K. i vi es Wedn ei 6 ay, 7:30 P. M.

UfflNGTON-UroLr, Seidier). ago 91 veirs, dear mother of Mrs. Mane Kennedy, Mrs. Louvettt Rogers, and Aivm Buffingfon, Sundev, Januanf 5. 1958.

Services January 8, Belleview Baptist Church. Buna' Rtver View Ceme'ery, Aurora, tndiena. friends may call at Chambers Grubbs Funtral Home Florence, Kentucky after 2 PM. Tuesday. COUINS-f eanor nee Sch.eve), beloved fe of Michael Collins.

dar motptr of Michael Jr. nd John Col-I ns and the lata Mrs. Vernt Murphy, so survived by seven o'endeh d-en. Su "day, January 5, 1958: residence, U23 Vina St. Fnends may call at Nurfe Bcs.

Mortuary, 1564 Elm $.. Tuedav, 4-9 P. M. Reau em H.gn Mess Wednerdey, January 8. St.

frn Srth Church at 9 A. M. CONNIRS-Kifhryn beloved ff 4 m. service on ednesday, January 8 at 10 A. M.

RIISS-Menry, beioved husband of Emma Monrmann Ross, besovea brotne' Mrs. Ann Mittendorf. Freo" aid ERRORS AND ADJUSTMENTS A. Wamtr of tha Sxiety 'rtcitt tna rory Wednes- Anthonv Saturday, January Advtltift sousd sJtexk the f(rjt tv dav at P. M.

at ttt funeral MW. Friends ma call ot tnt y. 0t tho.r ad. Tr Enfluiftr ca over 20 years. He retired three years ago.

She also leaves two other sons, William Little Rock, and Clarence Oakley; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Cemetery. Henry H. Lieder Henry H. Lieder, owner of the Walnut Hills Pastry Shop, Air Base A 17-year-old Korean girl testified yesterday that she and other Koreans were waved into a U.

S. air base in Korea by a Cincinnati airman and his companion, only to be shot at later by the same men. Miss Yo Kum Soon testified at an Air Force court-marital at Kunsan Air Base, Korea, the Associated Press reported. She was a companion of Miss Kim Yong Yi, who died from shots fired by air guards last September 15. Miss Yo said she.

Miss Kim home. flflacK jonnson-unn LTnoroo rv not rosCKrS'D't mort "en onv ntral Home, 6111 Madison Mafli-1 insertion UDOn nOT.nfl an aonviHe, Monday from 4 to 9 P. M. erof tna advertise should cj I Services Tuesday, January 7, at 1 P. M.

assitied Ceoer'ment GA -6300 Of SCHLAUCH Lena, dear friend of M'sJ Customer Service PA 1M Anna P.an.ti. Monday, January 6, 1958; tJ'B lTH residence, 5M8 Reeding Rd.f age 74 JV rears. Funnel Thursday, January fl" rom the Riedltnoer-Lemon Funeral HEEMAN Henry, be Ovtd husband of the late Cat'nerine Hee-nai (nee Holl-man) nd devoted fatntr of oh Heemofl, Mrs. Marie Lob'tz, Mrs. Clara Maver, Mrs.

Mo-goret Kohier and tht lae Fred HeemM and b'Oth-er of Fred Heerrwn and Mrs. Elizabeth SchroU, Su-ndav, January 5, 1958; res.dence, 3257 Hanna Westwood. Friends may coit at the Grutter Son funeral heme. Miff and Gionway Price if, Wednesday from 4 to 10 P. M.

Funeral Thursday, January 9. Solemn Regu em gn Mass Our Ledv of Loufos Chuth, 9 A. M. St. A'ovsius Orphan Society take notice.

1309 -California Bond CLASSIPICAT 0NS 9 A. M. Soiemn Reouiem. Hioh Mass Heinold Reelected To Education Post Dr. Fred W.

Heinold was reelected president of the Board of Educa au A-X Cau 1-12 Cess (. ati 31i Cass 42-43 and others were motioned into St. Agnes Church, 9:30 A. Friends Announcemonti may call Wednesday after 4 P. M.

Real Este't for Members of St. Mary's Ladies, St. Rear Ei'a't fw Alevs-us 0'pfanage and St. Joseph Employment Infant SKieties pes take notice. Service i F.nanca' 1 the air base by the defendant, Basic Airman Edward L.

Young, OM 44-47 au 4aVJ iLHLUfwtn-veivm tw eved "us- Mertnandise bnd of The-mai L. Schi-iwe' (nee AjtM ftoat Trucks. Philo, Ohi, and Airman Carroll D. Taylor, 1115 Carney Mt. Class 43-71 i ay tor oeoveo er we-'vm b.

i ra ten V'Ctona, The-ma Mae. jen enfl i im Raymond E. SchioTtr, oe oved son a BBaBHBSaB era Re re-man Sch omer. beiovea as b-omf of Sc'fver. Su3a, carve ren'a 5: mcsc-n Adams.

Taylor earlier was convicted 8:30 PM NEWS A WEATHER Peter Grant, Glenn Wilson and Tony Sands are on hand reporting news and weather. 1:45 PM NBC NEWS Top-notch reporters, Chet Huntley, and Devid Brinlloy report the news. 7(00 PM SPARKLE SHOWCASE Paul Henreid and Virginia truce live the life "boheme" in the delightful romantic drama, "The 7)30 PM-TREASURE HUNT Mrs. Carolyn Groti end William Tryon return to continue their contest with the treasure chest worth $12,000. 1:00 PM G0BEL-FISHER SHOW EaTcQJ tuestt on the show are Lily Pens and Jimmy Durante.

1:00 PM THE ADVENTURES CF HODCES-W ibur, sofi of l-ma Test a man Hodges and ttt let Albert G. Hodges, brother of A'be't Jr. of 6226 Erie Madisonviiit, Ohio, passed awav at General Hospital, Monday, Janurv 6 1958 Frends rrtay cel at Tufts fune'at home. Love-land. Oh.o.

Tuesday, January 7, from 5 until 10 P. M. Serv.cM lan', it 'es; 200 tion for the lMh consecutive 1 1 the annual organisation meeting yesterday and Edwin Becker was reelected vice January 5, 1958; 'es-oe-KP 120 to. SY of assault and sentenced to nine months at hard labor. 3342 Montgomery died yesterday of a heart ailment at his home, 4004 Harrison Cheviot.

He was 69 years old. Proprietor of the pastry shop for 11 years, he previously had operated a bakery at 1928 Western Ave. He was a member of the American Society of Bakery Engineers. Survivors include his son, Fred, of the home address, and two brothers, William of Mack, and Otto, Price Hill. Services will be held at 10:30 a.

m. Thursday in the John C. Gump funeral home, 3440 Glen-more Cheviot. Burial will follow in Vine Street Hill Cemetery- Frank C. Oberhage Services for Frank C.

Oberhage, a retired stockroom clerk at the Deaconess Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Vitt and Stermer funeral home, 3425 Harrison a vo. enos may da'e I i no iCS AKJ AKt ca I at me Busse Bo-g-rrn La oof cenrraced 'tviws a. jaV 3 Pa-kwav fune'a- home, ten-e, Church.

Meinevrllt. Oh or edeiaay. January 8. at 2 P. M.

tn lieu of 2 P. M. Rtou-em grt Miss a Our RU V. 545 3 -d owers ease send contribution Eg sn Lady of P-esen'atioo Chuan, jods, Jenue'v Wi Buy 2d Mortgages te Ogan Funj of tho Mameviie Bao'ist Cnurch. Oavton, Ohio, HPers copy.

A. M. president. Heinold, Thief Gets Rifle Sanford E. Shepherd.

2307 North Bend Rd president of the Valley Builders Supply told police yesterday a thief took an automatic rifle and ammunition valued at $145 from his home Sunday. Also taken was $4 from a purse. SiCKlN6ER-Ecie-d, be cved hsaard AND LANS CONTRACTS On new or ed of Batfa S'C nger tee Vosie'i. homes or immecate casn! Cail dear tamer of M-s. Meitn ght, EXCHANGE CO.

-d Norpet S-ckiger. aiso sunf-veo OF AMERICA, INC. GR 1-4333. by five g-aAoichi Oren artd tour o-oa'-1 HOLLA NO-SMITH -Mary M. (net SmitM, beioved wife of Not -and and oeoved mother of Rcid Smfh and behoved daughter of GeruOt $mrri.

has been board member HEINOLD df voted sis'er of Martha Suermen, a since 1936, 1958; resoenct, 2035 Dae Ra. Fu- Mvrtia Tevior, Mabel Daiev, Divd. Joseon end Virgel Sm.h, Monoay, EDUCATION AND IKSTfiUCTlOH January 6. of 9i2 McPhe'wwi Ave. era) from the John J.

Raoai Co. wns elected president firtt in 1940. Becker, who has been a member since 19S4, has been vice president since 1945. Method of entry was not de Price Hill funeral home, 4122 G.en-wav Wednesday. January 8, at ne-at WeoresM, Jaruary 8.

tom (Ted mger-Lemen fune-a: hoe 1309 Ce-ifcm Bend Mi M. 8 30 A. M. Reouiem gn Mass St. Agnes Church, 9 A.

M. Fr.enjfls may ce Tuesajy, 4 until 9 P. M. Merntrers tne Lath-OiC Order ot Forests pease te.e nxtice termined. I 30 P.

M. Fnends may ca.l luesoay tter 3 P. M. OF MoQRAW NUCK-Brother Xavier, beiovw son of the Ute frank end Mary Hutu (nee Heis), brother of Mrs. Ida Lonne- STIRN-8.

Albert at 117 E. 74 Nw York of Somert. K. Y. and A nine-year-old girl hires McSrew man and the late Mrs.

Emma Sande! ivev Wist, Fa-, beioved husband of to get her brother out of the grip of a loan shark. and Frnk Huck Jen. 4. 1958, Caroline Sem, devoted tatner of at Mt. Alvtrrto School.

Solemn Lt. I. Albert Stern Jr. end bother GOP Blames Truman Regime For U. S.

Lag In Missile Race Htgti Mass Jan. 7. et tht Sacred ot C-etrge A. end Kupert 5 ym. Heart Chapel, Mt.

Alvemo School, Sfvces Tuesday, 4 P. M. AH Souls 1130 A. M. Rpme'ns will he In s'l'e Unitarian Church, letmgten Avt.

at in tht chapel a'ter 6 PM. Monday, 8Qn hew York City. KILLI-Afttheny L.M. beloved TllVII-Jestoh Frani, be'eved husband husnnc, May Jeoe Harmever ot Chr.st.ne T.eves Froemg He 'er. devoted tamer jodv idMr fKr Cfrifint Rren Jeenet'e and Jerr keiier.

be oved sen Jon end Teooore T.aves and at Anrnony A. Keier 4 Buod i b-o'her of Mrs. Maa'et Haas. 8:30 PM BOB CUMMINGS The Hsuel resourceful Bob Is hard pressed to arrange hunting trip with his pal Harvey. WASHINGTON, Jan.

6 (UP) ke'ier, aer two'her of M's. Bettv 1 joser nrum ing jaKPe i TELEVISION I EiEcrmcs I Fu'l I 1 Rn 'm JS-ee 3 1 Esa isnaa 1 0 i 5 6-1 ti 2 0. I p-ene v-jit or vr 1 F4. TECH. I-14JJ aa" im naar if r.

aoaitn to iti a'act-en cavrsrs. N. T. Tl aiio o''ar: Air Conditioning Refrigeration taTaaaajaajRfjraVaMB Republican leaders launched an all-out campaign today to blame the Democratic administration of former President while tne Soviets evidently were advancing their rocketry full It said the development ot the U. S.

intermediate range and intercontinental ballistic missiles really did not "get off Mrg eod Jack ht'ier, sudoniv Sun 10:00 PM THE CALIF0RNIANS iunflay, itnvtry 3. resiaexe 324 E- l4fh St. fnenos may te" a' fte liete-never Fune-ai home, Read'ng id Tyesoay e'er 4 Truman for this country's lag bchird Russia in the race for missile supremacy. the ground until about 4V years ago after Eisenhower oay, January 5 in 3'i veer at I no aneool s. reiidetce, 3064 Timber View Drive, Moment Hegns.

Ono. Relatives era fnends may ca.i Jinian 8, trom 4 to 10 P. M. a the Hv-v Mever at Sens funerel home, 4S9 Gt-nwev near Wejfr Hihs Ave. Reouiem H.gh Mass Si.

igra-tuts Cnunch Thursday, JeniFanr 9. at 9 A. M. $. Igratiu4 Men S( ety meet Wednesday 7 30 P.

M. Hoiy famny War Ve's will held sei vices Wednesday avtninf et 6 P. funerai Weonscv januav 8. Sc-emn Reqi iem gfi Mass St. Paul Outh at 10 M.

VON RiSSEN-W J. be oved huifterd me ia'e lit-an V-v R-sse" ee P'uttt) and devoted terser it-em J. Von ssen jr. e--d s'eo-father ef Wa 'e' 0 a- M-s. M.n n-e Sn.l, rh-ee i-anden io-en and The official party line was Blaclmeil Is suspected to be the ration for a newly e'acted judge failing to enforce law.

10:30 PM PLAYHOUSE 10 The movie for tonight is 'The Devil's Other starring Arthur Frani. spelled out In a 15-page memorandum sent to all 200 House Republicans by Leslie Arends f.ve g-eat-g-eooci'en. Sv "It? it'? Beauty Culture at Its Best ua-y 5, N5s; reidente, P- ce N.I. House Republican whip. of Ruise'l A.

Conners. daughter of Henry and Margaret Schroerjr, January 5, 1958; residence, 7615 Keiier Kenwood. Friends may ceil at tne Cnft Memorial funeraf home, 40 leeeittr Port Chester, N. Wednesday after 4 P. M.

Servicei 'hursday It 10 A. M. CUNTI-Otborah Ann, tgt tin, bf loved daughter of Louis end Jo Ann Chieco Cuntz, sister of Stephen and Dukt Cunti, Suday, Jan. S. 1958; residence, 5721 Warren Norwood.

Fnendi may call at Tht Bambtr funtral Homt, 30M Woodburn Tues. after 3 P. M. Service Jan. 8, at io 30 m.

I AtHER Albert 0., beloved husband Florence Reioel Eedier and tatnor Mrs. Edna Fields and Mrs. fmmi Hawkmi of Richmond, Indiana, Mrt. Paulina Russe" Mrs. Esther Fakh, Chester and Marion of Cincinnati, and Robert tf Osgwd, Indiana.

Saturdav, January 4, 1958; residence. 17 40 Marouittt Mt. Washington. Friends may rail at Geo. H.

Rnhde A Son Fungal Home, lirwood ri Deia Tuesday from 4 to 9 P. M. Reouiem Mioh Mass at Guardian Angel Church Wednesday, January 8, at A M. IDWARDS-Anna Livingston" dew 0. Edwards devoted mphr of Mvrl MrMahen, dear sister M-s.

Jesie OeCao. dear g-aMmoHiar of Ted. Jim, Tom and McMaMtn. Sunday, January 5, 19S9; residence. 7235 Hosb'ook Keyword, Friends may ti Tuesday, 4 to P.

at the 5tanlev H.gh fuwal home. 6546 Montgomery Rd. Services TWtday, Arcani-m, m0hip. (IBMNS -Miidred F. (net flmkeM.

beioved we of Heward A. bheis, devoted mother of Mr. ta Gardner and gAaAdTOiher of Patty, Jean and Jim Gardner of Chicago. end tister of Mtt. A ire Member.

Monday JafHienr 1958: residence. 4O07 Tavor Avt. teoulem MiM Mass Wednedv, January 8. Jr. Ceo a Cnyrch at 9 A.

M. Friends mav c' mt tt. Good 4 KeiKh funeral home. Mao.ton Rd Hvdt Park ot Oak ir Soua e. Tuedv ater 4 St.

Ann lidei' SJa, 'y wil meet Tuedevl P. IW tonSCHtCR Melevth (Tott-e bo-Hvd wi'e of Hirvey W. dear daughttr of fmtl and Sfbr Anderson, tttfHtniy. Jan 5, 1058, too 40 wdeivt. 4'44 Rroo-ay Ave N(inpj Fnonrh may I tt The Romer Furee! Home, 343 MftA'gnmtTf at Mentgc, Norwood.

TiOs. fron 3 to 9 P. Funertl services Jan. 8 et 10 A. M.

Interment Good Hoot, 0h. 1 r-amous war.ne i.oure r-rwm 'Itlt or w-e 215 h. CH I -0047 Arends' memorandum received the endorsement of Meade Alcorn. Republican national chairman, who sent Joseph W. Martin House Republican leader, a copy of the November issue of a Republican publication on the same subject.

"You will note," he said, "that fact after fact, statistic alter statistic, pins the blame in missiles where it belongs on those who occupied the executive branch from 1945 until 1933." Republicans puhlirly predicted cautiously that they would succeed in their indictment of the Democrats. But some lead-e privately acknowledged that the political tide is running so strongly against them thnt they have all but Riven up hope of electing a Republican Congress next November. Arends' memo, "True History of Our Country's Ballistic Missile Program." conceded who is a high-ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee. vhe u'ue'er 4 Sen tire a heme. rd ewy Ave Tueoey trpm te 10 P.

M. P'-rw e' fVeosda. Jjn jary B. Reguie gh Mass Cur Laai KlIR-Mavnard widower of Stucker Kier, devoted father Men'vn Scrwartikopp and Roeft C. K.er dear brother of Gertrude ftardiaw.

Maurice 11:00 PM PETER GRANT AND THE NEWS rater Grant reports the latest news, of u'ace nut-ch 9 M. Cx.nne PL'RROUC-HS enncufXM fhf oren-ng of h-flhf School. Uf.n.ry on o'tice machines. Frre siave.me'1 servue, tvirtner intormefiOfl tad RE 1-6-24, Mrs. C.

Geers. Without mentioning Truman I nd Ralph kier; Sunoev, January 5, 958; residence. 6l Ins Ave. nerds 8 nay cail Tuesday 5 to 9 P. a' -r-r- and Ralph Kier; Sunoev.

January 5 may rail Tuesday 5 te by name, the memo cited dates the S'enlev High funeral Home. 6546 Montgorery Rd. Services Wednesday et entered the White House. "What is it said, "is how rapidly the ICBM and IRBM programs have advanced in less than five years." Immediately after World War II, the memo said, the United States used captured German missile scientists and techniques "less aggressively" than the Russians. It said this gave the Soviets an initial advantage.

Later on. It tutid. 1949 defense cutbacks "canceled the only ICBM prosrram the Vnlted States had." This referred to the Air Force's first attempt to create an ICBM in program known as MX774. In mimmnrv. the Arends WAISM-Henry lee.

beioved husband of Artie 0. lAiison Weish. suddecw. Sun-dpv, Jana.v 5, WS8. tt res.dence McGregor Ave.

K-i-ei smi a' (MO PM WEATHER ROUNDUP EARN BIQ MONEY IN DRAFTING O-Migan -tmi Heme, wooourr at lirxoin, lajarntoay, January 1. e'ter 3 P. M. advance to arcn tecturai end eng.neer- me canvtntenct of tne tamiiy. KlOER-Lew-ewt be oved hit band of Co iett Irvnt Kioeb, devoted father of M'l.

Robert Ma end Mrs. Edward Tokerskv, broker ot Mr-f, jasaoh A. Scheme kc-t(e and W. E. oeb, four res-deiKt.

Ull California Bond Suneav. Jani-erv 5. Friends mev ca'l at tne Vfr'hti funeral horre. 310 Du St, lOvk end 4 to 9 P. Re-0 iem H.gh Mas S.

Aom Church. lAednesdev, January et A. M. ng career raying many fneusandS Of fonfi a vear. instruct on bv protes- WESSNER-EartMrg M.

Eisesser, oea'ty be oved w-e of Jack C. Wesser, oe-wed mother- ef Jer.ter Lee Wessner rtar dj.ttar ef Walter and Hetn s-ona; in bas. artv 'ecutai st'uc'urai toog'apr'cal mto- and figures In an effort to prove that "years of low-priority attention and lark of funds" during his administration primarily was responsible for any Soviet advantage In the missile field. John W. McCormack Houe Democratic leader, scoffed at the Republican efforts.

"After five years of Republican control," he said, "the only alibi the Republicans have to blame the Truman administration and the Democrats. saner, sster of Rnard e-d the ia'e'or-g O'ec'r-cai. ana me.cn. ne. He Jean Svtvia E'ssec, ae tc n-mg-get ftfed on p'om- Mn.

He'tfta G.rtcn. M-s. Ed.tn The forecast for the area Is reported. I lilS PM-M 8-M THEATER During the evacuation of America's brave but battered Army of Sateen Jap planes dive end a new battle starts, in Cast includes! Robert Taylor, George Murphy, Thomas Mitchell and Lloyd Nolan. 1:00 AM NIQHT CAP NEWS The news of the preceding day Is reported.

career, van or sr.om MiLlER-rRAUGHON COLLEOt 136 St MA 1.2436 LltOIR-Nenry be'oved Husband e' he tate lieder nee Meier dear ether of 'ed l-eder, broter of ham and Ottg Leoer entred intg rest Vapes and Mr. Cfothy Teuieke and dei'tnter-in-taw Of tem M. and Lee Wessner. lufienly, Manflav, January t98; residence, 656 Hew Rndge G'oesceck, 0-9. 26 yea s.

F-tnsy call at the Neai-d Fimerei Hre 7 401 Hamilton Ave. Mr. Heeitny Wedna'dav atter 4 M. Funeral st'v-tcet at Tnniy Lutheran Church Thcs-day, January 9. et 10 30 A.

M. Caket W'tl be opened! et the ct-rth from 0 A. tenril time ef it. es. that U.

S. "long-range rocketry is in some respects matched or surpassed by the Soviets." But it added. "That result was foreordained by years of low -priority attention and lack of funds document said only million was spent, on ballistic missiles from fiscal 1948 through fiscal In rontrast. it Mid. SS.4JS million was allocated for missile development In the years since 195S.

MOTEL MEN KsOVEM a-rt CCULES 0 A VCUl ma-vjAoE vt nT a-d 0Pt- TiOS. Ory rr-i'ered ii be cons de-'d. A5e 25 to 59 NATIONAL V0UI TRA'N NG. INC BOX NJ7, Learn comptometer CINCINNATI C0MPIOMETER KHOOi at tw res.dence, 4004 Harris Monday, January hs 70th vear Funeral f'om John C. Funera HonH, 3aaO G'enmere et He-bert Che tot, Tnur.dev.

January 9, at 10 30 A M. may caU 4 te 9 P. The people are not. being fooled." 1Atdnetdy, fth IH A rfV.jTi if A ajfc lib.jt...lTA-ii aa4lagaataki a afc A afKinOje, ex, A jJJ.