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11 y-y'yf! t' (r tg -srir I ii 0-iyr i ynni Sunday, Marrh 8, THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Page 40 Newt Section IN MEM0RIAM CARD OF THANKS Card Of Thanks Inside Tip: Keep Home Fires Burning We wish to nvreee aur fine ere thanks I IN0IJNCIT. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mar Tl KKl Munel ISSN's jj t0EBKr WGEB. rara US. WiAMt IUM4U and appreciation to our inenos, reia-I tlvee and netehbors for the ktndneia and s-neathT extended to ua In the treat toae of our beloved wife and mother, ALMA WI.VDEUtt.V. Kaparlally do we wish to thank Rt.

'Rev. Kijr. C. Kutnle of St. Monica i Cathedral for his Impreallve requiem In Loving Memory Of our beloved us hand and father, CEORGE ALCORN, who passed away March 8.

J53. Your gentle face and patlentSmlle with sadness we recall. Yea had a kindly word for each. And died beloved by ail. The voice la mute, and still the Heart That loved us well and true.

Ah, bitter was the trial to part. From one so good a you. You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will yoa ever be. As long is life and memory last. i mass.

aev. Father Hulling. Rev. Father: We Time Uoaeph Wernke. Rev.

Father wimam I and ReT Father Btamlage for Loatetwle SekM Mania Marbrier KaaaJler Met. Ill, s-paisffllkerr Miri halll.aa tHr.ll. Sweier Margaret A. ft Tarkeboa Medeeis Tanaer Mryee lyler hwersa I'la Pay VnUratk Prlee Frank Frotot Li Waeivr, Ratumiul 2 Kadte ttti Vi Wllllaaae B-sinrer ilsow BoberU Wiaeaua aaaiwis al Kaaerstaa tsrmy I their Slndneas; glstera of Chanty and: staff of Good Samaritan Hospital. Dr.

A. Huesman and Dr. L. Stickley tor Radal'i aary itrvica it conducted with ths full We will remember tnee. Sadly Missed by Wife and Children thetr ntinnx efloni, the sisters ot Notre Dame and the children rf St.

Aloyania Orphanage, all donors ot floral offerings, spiritual bouquets and cards of sympathy, and the Rledlinger funeral directors for the kind and efficient man-j appreciation that It it a lacrad tribute to lomeone'i memory The JOIIX J. KADEL Co. IILWRY J. KADEL, Pre. In Loving Memory Of our beloved mother, CAROLINE TOTICZ, who pajsed away March 1933 element of the funeral.

The Bereaved Family XA 01SVS A' A 451 2 You are gone, but not forgotten FOUR CONVENIENT FUNERAL HOMES oX', Fresh our love win ever oe, For as long there is memory Card Of Thanks We wish to entree our sincere and Weather Buij reoort ef for the 24 h-urs ending II I Mtuiday, Hrh Low Asnevllle K4 3 Atlanta 9 Boston 14 37 Chicago 2 5 18 6 4 27 Detroit 26 14 Jacksonville 75 56 Lot Angeies 63 49 LculsvlUe SI 2" 69 4 2 Miami 79 74 Mlnapoli-St. Paul 20 4 New Oriearui 76 60 New York .11 24 rtl nn 79 4H Pittsburgh .1) 19 St I.uli 40 24 ettl4 57 31 Tampa A3 6.1 Waahlngton 50 33 Cincinnati Weather Bureau record for March 7, Temp. Hum. Pre. 7 30 a 33 0 7.30 p.

33 0 92 'SI Nl. Highest temp. 311 39 63 60 1-owest 3.1 23 47 31 0 0 .12 River at 7 p. m. 3s 9 feet.

We will always think of thee. Years that may come cannot sever heartfelt thank and appreciation to our Schaefer- Busby el ut hold fait the profeuion of our faith tcithout tcatering. (Cupr. 1953, John Howard Harrlai, Our loving remembrance of you. Mother, Sadly Missed by Her Son, Pete; Melva.

Pete Jr. and Shiryn. friend, relative and neighbor tor me kindness and sympathy extended to in the great loss if our beloved husband, father and son, HAROLD C. MECHLiR. Eipectally do we wish to thnk Rev.

Dcpenbrock tor hi prayers and condoling aervlce. Or. James Martin for SAI IBSTON Anna (nee Constant), widow of George saueriton, devoted mother of Mr. Howard Jotuuton. Mra.

In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father, MYRON H. RUST (Poss). who passed away March 7, 1951. FUNERAL HOME WILTSEE, Inc. 24 W.

9th St. CH 0932 Tredway Funeral Home High Temperature ond Aro Jtf k-Jy. I Precipitation Excwcttd Sunday, hi effsrt. the pallbearers, the Procter; ana Gamble personnel and employees, the Mt. Healthy Sportsmen Club, all Loving and kind In all hi way.

Xitabllinrit 1S92. Upright and Just till the end of hi donor of the beautiful floral offerings Phona A Von 4643 Howard W. SaJuid Bruce Roetaler Moroo4, Ohio. ME 0311 3131 Cameron Ave. days; Sincere and true In heart and mind, and card of sympathy and the Neldhird for.eral director of Mt.

Healthy for their efficient aervlce rendered. The Bereaved Family. Beautiful memories he left behind. Laurence Heuch. dear iter of Mr.

J. C. Frederick, Mrs. Gusxie Fihafer, Mrs Wilham Hlrachauser. devoted grandmother of Mr.

Robert McWade and Mr. James P. MacFarlan, and devoted great-grandmother of Mrs. Waiter Lambert and James T. MacFarlan III, at the Grand Vista Rest Home, Cincinnati, erujay.

Marcn 8. 1953. Friend may call Sunday at the residence of her Mrs. iietscli, 37 Sweetbriar. Fort Thoma.

Ky after 3 p. M. Services Monday, at the convenience of the family. Kindly omit flowers. sCHILL Met Inee Luhrsl, beloved wife of John C.

Schlll; residence, 434. Sulilvan St. Bernard; Saturday. Sadly Mlued by Hi Loving Wife and Ttmperelvi Foguraa Shew cnnaren. Card Of Thanks 3412 Cliton flv We wish to express our alncere thsnks In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved daughter, CATHERINE BONN, who passed away March 11, and appreciation to our friend, relative and neighbor for the kindness and lympathy extended to In the Arrows Donets Wind Flaw Hijhi and Uwi in Inches WMtKtf Cn4tWA At Of 1:10 F.M.

1ST Mor. 7, mi 'chnscn los oi our beloved husband and father. MINTTER SIZELOVE. Especially do we wish to thnk Rev You left behind thoie broken heart That loved yoa lncere, Sunrise 7.01 t. 6:38 p.

m. March 7. 1953; age 68 year. Frlerui may call at the lmwalle Memorial, 4 811 Vine at Washington, Monday between 3 and 10 P. M.

Service Tue-day, March 10, at 3 'P. M. That never did, and never will, Drive In for Off-Street Parking McMillan at Upland. WO 0474 Rudolf Cruenke for hi consoling forget rou Daughter Dear. AP WlrrphotO Sadly Mlued by Her Loving Mother.

Cincinnati Cremation Co. sister, Mary: Brotner, Harry, and Her Three Daughter. SCHt BE Harry, beloved husband of Elizabeth Sc hu be (nee l.yerlai, devoted father of Mildred Howarth and Dorothy worua, ur. v. ester Deck lor hi effort, the McMakln Lodge for their lervlce.

donor of the beautiful floral offering and cards of sympathy, and Hodapp Son tuner! director for the efficient management of the funeral. Mrs. Tillle Slielove and fimily. Allrrler French Aihby f.ewge Baatin s.rau Beckman Oroppen-Behrens becker Behrmann Oarkenberger Hell 't Hall Brueggeman Manrtlnn Burns Helnemann tlarl it Herbstrelt Hay 7 Nines filrk Hofimann Olnsee Jeremiah ftorala Jones Ham Kaiser l.ranrhyk Kalhlrll Feldkamp Ketrlianl Ferdelma Kiwh rinnelt Levlne In Loving Memory J35 DIXMYTH AVE. UN 1 .31 WRITE FOR FREB BOOKLET HODAPP FUNERAL HOMES Moonert, and beloved brother of Mr.

Berkley Pillow and the late Albert. Ot our beloved mother and grandmother. Laura and Charles Schube and Clara central third of the nation, with rain spreading northward from the South Texas plains to Southern Missouri. Light snow will begin during the day in the Northern Plains and Western Lakes region. Temperatures will be warming over Middle Western states.

Mostly cloudy and cold weather, with temperatures from 20 to 40 degrees, was predicted for the Cincinnati area today by A. W. Walstrom, U. S. meteorologist.

I-ow and high yesterday were 23 and 38 degrees. Cloudy skies are forecast for today for the OHIO VALLEY FORECAST Ohio: Mostly cloudy and continued rather cold. Some light likely in north portion. Kentucky: Partly cloudy, somewhat colder in south, Indiana: Moslly cloudy. Warmer in north.

Vine Netzler; also eurvlved by four grand Hamilton at Elkton 74 KIrby 104 0 va 7401 VA VANGIE YOUNG, who passed away March 8, 1953. 0805 children. Saturday, March 7, 1953; NUM0JA( residence, 4043 Palo Ave. Funeral services Tuesday, March 10, at 3 P. A One year has passed since that aid day, The one we loved wa clled away: at the DaJbert Mortuary, Glenway and Birthday Remembrance FUNERAL HOME MADISOMVILLE r.od took her home.

It was nl will, But In our heart ihe llveth still. Sdly Missed by Her Loving Children Kosemont Ave. Friend may can Mon-day after 4 M. SMAI.LEV William L. (Willi, beloved ana Grandchildren.

JOURNEY'S END In Loving Memory Let us hold fast the prttlruian nusband ot the late Jenny B. (nee Rout, and devoted father of Mrs. Elizabeth Drake, at his residence, 1943 North Fort Thuma Fort Thomas, Saturday, March 7. 1953. Serv KAI.BFf.l.f, Alfred beloved husband Of our dearly beloved husband, father, or Myrtle Neyman Ka bfel residence our faith uitlmul uaiering.

5287 Montgomery P.d.. Thursday, March n. 1B5J. rnenda may ca at the ices and burial Tuesday, March 10, at Faduceh, Ky. (Paducah (Ky.) paper (( opr.

1953 John Howard Harrlsi FVAN HJ Cenrce. beloved husband Parole Next In Zwick's Charmed Life? Luck Of Cincinnati Pro liilii lion Linked To Seven Killngs And Convicted Of One, Faces New Test His 20-Year Prison Jlccord Wood Mack Johnson funeral home, McMillan please copy.) In lieu of flower send of Mary Brown Evanchyk, devoted fath-r son and nephew, PETE KOLB, who pused away March 1948. Every dy brings memories. Every memory bring a tear: Deep within our hearta we cherish, Thought of one we love to dear. m.

at upland Pl Sunday after 4 P. -Services Monday, March 9, 10:30 A. contribution to your favorite chrlty. or jarnra and Frank Evanchyk, brother of Mrs. Mary Lajnplni.

Mra. Roie KETCH AM William, beloved father ot 8PANGF.NBERO Karl, beloved huiband iichriniper and Mrs. Lucy Belech, Alex of the late Edna Spangenberg and father Of our dearly beloved mother, daughter and sister, ELLANORA CRABER, born March 11. We rtve lost our souls companion, A life linked with our own. And day by day we mis her more, A we walk through life alone.

In our heart there la a picture, More precious thn llver and gold, It' a picture of you dear Ellanora. Whne memory will never grow old. Sadly Missed by Her Son and Family. Birthday Bemembrancs Of our beloved daughter and ROSE MARIE SHIELDS, March 12, 1943 November 10, 1944. We have only your memory Rose Mrle, To remember our whole live through.

But the sweetness will linger forever, A we treasure the memory of you. God took you home. It wa His will, But In our hearts you llveth still. Sadly Missed by Mother, Fther, Brother of Robert and Albert Spangenberg and vans, cnanea ant Michael Evanchyk; residence. Stone Lick.

Ohio: Friday. Mrs. Ethel Lane, Mrs. Gertrude SwIUer. Mra.

Coidie Cain, James Arthur of Newport, William Wilson of Dayton. end the late Mabel Ketcham, and Sadly Missed by His Wife, Mother, Son, brother of Elsie Goetz, auddenly Wednesday, March 4, 1953, realdence, 3105 March 6. 1953; age 31 years, Friends Aunts ana uncles. USE the of me WIT AD5 Freeman Ave. Friends may call at brotner or Bryan Ketcham of Lockland Ohio and the late Cora Ketcham.

Cin Charles E. Mayer Sr. funeral home, may can at tne inwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine at Washington, Bernard, Monday between 4 and lu P. M. Requiem Win mass St.

cinnati. Ohio, auddenly, Friday, March 1808 Vine Sunday from 3 to 10 ond, Sam Keller, received shot- shal's slaying. He was saved from gun pellets in his back when the electric chair by the jury's cne of the fleeing bandits fired a recommendation for mercy. Judge blast as he left. Fred L.

Hoffman sentenced him One suspected member of the t( lifo imprisonment, without hope 1953. at hll residence. Paris. Kv P. M.

Funeral Monday, March 9 at Church. Tuesday, March 10, at Funeral from the Hlnton-Turner funeral 10 A. M. Funeral tervlce at crematory. A.

M. In Loving Memory Of our dirllng son and brother, JUNIOR MEINKINO, who pused away March 7, 1931. God hu ttken home our darling, Placed our Bud among the flowers, Taken back the one he lent us, To a home better than ours. nome, Paris, Monday, March 9 Burall Pans. Ky.

FFI.DRAMP Edward beloved husband of Jane Schiavo Feldkamp. and SlXLIVAN Charle beloved on of the late Timothy F. and Mary A. Sullivan (nee Canfleldi, and brother ol gang, Jack Parker, was shot to pmie. devoted father of Halph, Thomas and Alice, jonn James k.

ana William death in a gangland killing near aarienne reldkamp, and beloved son of Edward Feldkamp beloved brother JOURNEY'S END W. Sullivan. Mrs. George Bengert end Mrs. Richaid Leahy, Saturday, March Lebanon a few weeks later.

In Sadly Missed by Mother, Diddy and 7, 1953; at hi reldence, 787 F. 'n yji iiuinuiner. sister zjetie. Birthday Bemembrancs Sixth St. Funeral from the Gllllftan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Tuesday, March 10.

Requiem high mas at St. Xavler Church at A. M. KOCH Nettle (nee Tucker beloved wife of the late John N. Tucker, dear mother of Mrs.

Catherine Martin, sister of Mr. Hattle Speakman and Catherine Tucker. Saturday. March 7. 1953; at residence, 103 Flndlay age 09 yean.

Funeral services Tuesday. March 10, at the Rledlinger funera' home. 19 Green at 1:30 P. Friend may call Monday after 4 P. M.

I.EV1NF Hannah, beloved mother of Al-bert. Sol, David, Harry and Sam Levlne. at her residence, 3443 Harvey Ave. Service Weil funeral home, 3901 Reading Rd Sunday, March 8, 1953, at 3 P. M.

Memorial week will be observed at 1031 Euan Hill Dr. In Loving Memory Of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother, S-ELLA RINGSWALD, Who passed away March 8, 1953. Friend may call Monday after 3 P. of Cecilia Lobert, Mane Parmnelno, Janet Kruthaupt and Loulae Berkle, Al, Robert and William Feldkamp; Friday. March 8.

1953; realdence, 175 Nansen Hequlem high masa at St. Charles riorromcu Church, Tuesday, March 10, at 9 A. M. Frlenda may call at the Witt, Good A Kelerh funeral home, 3030 Madison Rd Hyde Park at Oakley Square, Monday after 4 P. St.

Patrick Council 1747, K. of meet Monday, 7:30 P. M. St. Charlee Holy Name Society meet Monday.

7:45 P. M. SWEE.NET Eva (nee Schottl. beloved One year ha pajsed since thit lad day The one we loved wa called way; Of my beloved on, LESTER SCHUTTE, bom March 8. Mow I miss the welcome footsteps, Of the one I love so dear; Oft I listen for his coming, Full sure that he Is neir.

Thou art gone but not forgotten, Freih my love will ever be; yor as long a there I memory, I will alwiy think of thee. Lovingly Remembered by His Mother wife of trie late Calvin Sweeney, at her home. Madison Pike, Sandfordtown, Thursday, March 8, 1953. Funeral Monday, March 9, from Hugenberg ind GUndmeyer funeral home, 40 W. Sixth Covington, at 8:30 A.

M. Requiem high mass Holy Guardian Angel Church, Sandfordtown, at 9 A. M. Interment Holy Guardian Angel Cemeterv. Friends may call Sunday from 3 to iook ner nome, ll wa Hi win, But In our heart the llveth still.

Sadly Misled by Her Loving Husband LOPICCOI.O Peter, beloved husband of FFRDKLMAN Elllaheth widow of the late Augtut J. Ferdelman. aged 73 turnur ana uranacnuoren. years; residence, 807 Bellalre Dayton, Ohio, Saturday. March 7.

195.3 runerai Tuesday. March 10. at 30 10 P. M. trom Meyer aV Boehmer funeral home.

1733 Brown St. Requiem hlrh mass St. Anthony Church at 9 A. M. In Loving Memory Of our beloved wife ind mother, MARIE FLISIK, who passed away March 12.

1951. You ire gone but not forgotten, Fresh our love will always be, For a long a there 1 memory, We will always think of thee. Huriai taivary cemetery. Dayton, Ohm Friends maycall Monday, 3 to 9 P. M.

Norma Grosch Loplccolo, devoted father of Jean Fahrer and Robert Loplccolo, and grandfather of Kimberly Fahrer. Robert David and James Douglas Loplccolo, suddenly. Frldav. March 6, 1953; residence, 3S33 Queencrest silver-ton. Frelnds may tall after 3 P.

at the Stanley High funeral home, 654(1 Montgomery Rd. Requiem high mass st John Churrh, Deer Park Monday, March 9, at 9 A. M. MARTIN Emm a (neecTas or ennc rTTtie-loved wife of the late Henry Martin and dear mother of Vernon H. Martin.

Salurday. March 7, 1953, at. her residence, Sterling Fort Thomas, Ky, Services Tuesday. March Id. at riNNKI.L Harold, husband of Dora Fln- Birthday Remembrance Of our beloved- mother, MARGARET SWEENEY, born March S.

1866 died January 3, 1951. i Sweet 1 the thought that you're resting And from toll and care. Sheltered from this world of evil, In His heavenly home so fair. Sadly Missed by Her Daughter. Elizabeth Coyle, Charlotte Pell and Margaret Mullen, Tl'RKELSON Muriel (nee Hesil, beloved wife of Norman Turkelaon and devoted mother of Norman Jr.

and Mr. William Davie and daughter of the late William and Margaret Hess, also aurvlved by five grandchildren; Thursday, March 5, 1953, at her residence, 3543 River Rd. Funeral from the John J. Radel Co. funeral home, 853 State Monday, March 9, at 3 P.

M. Friends may call Sunday after 3 P. M. nen, aon or Mrs. Essie Jones, atepson Arthur Jones, brother of F.imer Sadly Missed by Husband, Son Daugh- emncii of oxford.

Ohio: F.thr Robinson ler-in-rw ana Granaasuf ater. and Ellen Trye of Dayton, Ohio; Cora Herd of Chicago, Martha Wells of Loveland, Ohio; nephew of Harry Saunders of Dayton. Ohio and Woodle TLRNER Anna Jones, beloved wife of In Loving Memory Of our beloved wife and mother, LAURA EADS, who passed away March 8, 1951. the Dribbling funeral home, 108 S. the late J.

C. Turner, Friday. March 8, 1953; at the residence of her nephew, fort Thomas Fort Thomas, at 1 0 of Lexington, and grand-nephew of Warka Saunders oi Covington. also survived by a host of A. M.

Friend may call Monday from Marvin Crouch. 4848 Spring Grove 4 to 9 P. M. ualns and friends; realdence. 323s Mav Two year have paaed Ince that sad aged 83 year, formerly of Elm Birthday Remembrance Of our beloved mother, ANNA HAWUK, March 9, 1867 Jnuary 7, 1951.

St. Hody wll llle In state Sunday at MAVBR1KR Deborah Sue, darling baby daughter of Norman and Laura May- Norwood. Friends may call at tne Ray E. Hawkins funeral home. 4836 Section Norwood.

Monday after r. ai ine wnoorn ninfrai nome, 543 W. Ninth St, Services at the uay, The one we loved wis called iway. God took her home. It was Hii will, But in our hearti ahe llveth (till.

chapel Monday, March fl, 1953, at 1 oner, near surer oi Norman and John Mayhricr, Saturday, March 7, 1953, tue two yeara, F'rienda mav call at the Chas, A. Miller funeral 4 P. M. Service Tuesday, Marcn 10, at 1 0 Sidly Missed by Husband and Children r. m.

nemins to Kerr Cemetery, Loveland, Ohio. Just a thought of weet remembrance, Jut a memory fond and true, Jut the love nd iweet devotion, TVI.ER Ted beloved husband of FRENCH Marcel line E. (nee Rlchi. h. BY CAYLORI) BINDER One of the most notorious fiunmen Cincinnati has ever known, locked within the fortress-like walls of the Ohio Penitentiary for the last 20 years, will be eligible to appear before the parole board in May, If the board recommends that the governor reduce 4this sentence to second-degree murder, he will be eligible for parole.

It does rot have to make the recommendation. i( Robert Zwick, now 53, the product of prohibition's era of bootlegging gangland rides and general violence, plods aloof and tntalkative from office to office carrying messages. He has held the messenger job since 19-1G. His hair is thinning, his hair line receding. A conspicuous bullet scar runs from his nose to his mouth on the left side of his face.

Zwick' prison record has been remarkably good. But there was a time when his record wasn't so good. In the days of prohibition he was known to the police as "the Fox," the elusive desparado suspected in seven killings and at least two bank robberies. To Zwick himself, he was only a liquor runner, and a proverbial "dog with a bad name." The "Fox" ran before the law for nearly five years before he was dropped by police bullets on a Toledo street January 6, 1933. Three months later, his chin still bandaged, his Jaws wired together and abscesses plngrulng him, he stood convicted of the brutal shooting, slashing and burning of the witness to a murder In 1928.

Sentenced for life, be entered the penitentiary April 18, 1933, and became convict No. 66,889. Zwick started life as one of the nine children of a family of moderate means, living near a Cincinnati church and infrequently attending it. lie became an apprentice boilernviker, and then, jast how and when has never been established, he exchanged the clatter of a boiler-shop for the rumble of liquor trucks and rattle of machine guns. Records nt police headquarters disclose only a few minor charges From the one who think of you.

home. Hamilton at Knowlton Northslde, on Sunday after 3 P. M. Funeral services Monday at I T. M.

Please nmtt flowers. Sadly Mlsed by Your Sons, Daughter ana -ranacniiaren. In Loving Memory Of our beloved father, HIRAM K. GREEN, who passed away March 13, 1942 Today recills a memory, Of a loved one laid to rest. Those who think of him today, Are thoie who loved him best.

MrGILL Mary Elizabeth (nee Bergelt Esther Harper Tyler and devoted father of Mrs. Rees (Mary Kathrynl Hardy and Wesley E. (Busterl Tyler, grandfather of four grandchildren; Thuriday, March 5, 1953, at late residence, 38 Mercer St. Friends may call at the Glldehaus funeral home, 1419 Vine Sunday, March 8, from 4-10 P. M.

Service Monday, March 9, at 2 P. M. heloved Wlte of Charle A. MrClll. AI M.

HI II Elmer devnte4 hulMnd of Mildred tiariliicr AlU'eler. dear father of Kimer I.arry A. and Kenneth All-eler. drar brfthrr of Mn. Jnhn T'lle, Mn.

t)reit Yova. clarenee and Harry AlUeler. frldy, March 8, 19S3, at residnire, 1.571 Pullan ag s.i Jran. Frlenili may call at the Thai. A.

Miller funeral home, Hamilton Ave. al Kimwlton Norfhalde. on Sunday after 2 P. M. Requiem high maa at St Bmirr Church Monday, March 9, at a ASH II K.

Jennie (nee Denmant, be-l''vel wife of John Ashhy, daughter of Mary F. Denman, Hater of Mra. Laura flrxidwln, Mra. Nancy Eckrrla and fcdmund Denman Saturday, March 7, 10S3; residence, 72HI Ohio Ave. Friends may call at the icntnaii funeral home, fit41 Montgomery K.l.

al Park Ave, Sllverton. Monday after P. M. Services Tu.nljy, March 10, at 10 30 A. M.

fUstIN Robert" bVlrlved tiu.bVdof Mildred HowlInK fiaatln, aon of Mrs. Ktta Bstln, and brother of Mra. rhiia-tlne I'allay. Mra. Roxle Meyera Ull and Kenny Boat 111.

Saturday. March 7. 19ft 'I. f'nenda may call at the W. Mack John-aon funeral home, McMillan at Upland Tuesday after 4 P.

M. Servient Wednesday. March II, at 3 P. M. Fraternal tinier of police will hold service Tuesday atS p.

M. BKCKMAN Albert beloved htubaitd of Rllialieth Wehmeyer Beckman, beloved lather ot Alhe.it William, San Olego, I.eroy Toledo, Ohio; Melvln M. Beckman, of Champane. aire rt8, passed away Thursday, March H'SS, at his home, rarrolllon, Ky. Formerly nt Aurora, member of I), of A.

Lodge, Cincinnati, Ohio. Funeral Monday, March It, at 1 P. M. from stler Wllllama funeral home, S10 4th Aurora, lnd. Interment Itiverview.

SK1IRKNS ageTsi yearsTbe-loved son of Clarence and Freda Hehrens (nee Inakeeoi, beloved brother of Clarence, Audrey and Charles Behrens, Saturday, March 7. residence, 3MI Chatham St. Friends may call at the Ruase A Borrmann Co, Parkway tin reral rvmc, central Pkv, and Clifton Hills Mondsy after 3 V. M. Requiem hljrh mass.

Church of the Aa-eumptlon, Tuesday, March 10, at 9 A M. BtilRMA.NN ('harlea "ti "beloved hue-band of Anna nrhrmann (nee dear father of Mrg. Rose Hle-nier. Mn. Marie McMullen, Mrs.

Mabel Baker, Mra, Mildred Harnett, Charles Henry and flrhrmann; alsi, 15 arandrhtldren, four urenl-gi andchlldrcn, brother of Mrs William draff. Mrs. Amelia Steele. Mrs. Tlllle Encelke and Mra.

Roae Chrlatopher. Thursday, March 8. 19.V1, at residence, ft 1 Kinder Ave. aged 7.1 yeara. Funeral services Monday, March 9.

fiom the Kledllnncr funeral home, in (Jreen 130 IV M. Friends may rail Sunday after 3 P. M. It. ll Anna Sarah Sadie', beloved (later of Mis.

Waiter F. Tavlor, Mis. John W. Ile.lry and Mls. Oeitnlde Hell, at her residence, 111 Moore St, Bromley, Ky.

Friday, March 195.1, ane 67 years. Setvlcea at the Allison A Rose funeral home, Robblns and Madison Covington, Monday, March tt, at 3 P. M. Interment Highland Cemetery. F'rirnds may call at the funeral home from 2 to 10 P.

M. Sunday. Sltt of the lete Henry and Mary Schoetlelkotte Brueiigeman, and brother of Edward Rruegeman and the late Laura and Clara Biueuseman; residence, Hlfl Oak Thursday. March 1953. Frlenda may call at the Frank Corken funeral September, acting upon information obtained from an informer, police began to round up suspects.

Rodney Ford was captured In Zwick' ear In Cincinnati's West End. Zwick, an occupant of the car, escaped. Ford died In the electric chair 'for his part in the Dumele slaying, A week later police captured John (Toddy) Messner, a liquor circles character. A few days later rircck Lutes was caught. Messner was given life ana is eligible to appear before the parole board in March, 1954.

Lutes, also given life, won a commutation to second degree murder and was paroled after serving more than 20 years. Rober Andres, one of the dice players who identified Ford at a preliminary hearing, disappeared on December 12, 1928, while working as a clerk for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway in Covington. His charred body was found In the blazing ruins of a roadside market on West Miami River Road, near Venice, 18 miles from Cincinnati. He had been shot in the back, and slashed with a knife, and his tongue cut out. A witness later testified in court that Zwick had' derived personal pleasure in cutting out Andres' tongue because he was a "squealer." On the night of May 27, 1929, an automobile In which Zwick was seated was riddled with tommygun bullet.

"Turkey Joe" Jacobs, owner of the car and gangland figure, was killed. The police counted 16 bullet holes In hi in. Zwick also was wounded In his thigh and with two fingers blown off his left hand, cheated death, possibly because of the bullet-proof vest he wore. He was taken to a Newport doctor by his girl friend, "Dago Rose," Calandrllln, whose name was frequently linked to a Newport brothel. The underworld made another attempt to rub out Zwick on the nicht of December 22, mother of Charles F.

Medll and sister Birthday Remembrance Of EARL (Brownie) BROWN, born March 9, 1907. Your birthday bring heartfelt prayer or trrrnard Bergelt and Mrs, Emma Bowman; reldenre. 707 K. 30th St loved wife of William M. French and mother of Mary Liuella Griffin, William H.

and Cletus J. French, suter ol Joseph P. Rich, Thursday, March 5, 1953. realdence, 4703 Mathls Madison-viile. Requiem hijrt masa at st, Anthony Church Monday, March 9.

at 9 A. m. Friend may call at the Dunn A Lsh-brook funeral home, Bill Madison Rd after a P. M. GEORGE George, beloved husband nt the late Ella Chllder George, and stepfather of Mamie Falta and Clyde Chllder, Friday, March fl, 1953; residence, uojo wayland Ave, Norwood.

Friends may call at George H. Rohde A nvinsion. Thursday. March 5. 1053 Always to be Remembered by Florence Funeral Monday.

March 9, from the ii ass. i.tnnemann luneral home, 25-27 E. i iia, sin uic.b. Each moment of your life In heaven I 1th at 8 30 A. M.

Solemn requiem With mass st, nenedict Churrh wun peace ana nappiness. Effie at a a. m. interment St. Mary Cermv tery.

CTZ John beloved husband of the late Lena Vtj (nee Bramlagel, dear father of Mrs. Catherine Wendeln and Albert Utz, Thursday. March 5. 1953, at Dayton. Ohio.

Funeral from the Muehlenkamp funeral home. 835 York Newport, Monday, March 9. at 9:30 A. M. Solemn requiem high mass at St.

Joseph Church. Covington, at 10 A. M. Friends may call after 3 P. M.

Sunday. McGlLI, Maigaret beloved daugh In Loving Memory Of a very dear friend. TSGT. MILFORD W. SOLOMON, killed on a ferrying mission, Mrch 10, 1944.

Gone ire the pleasant days we hid together. ter of the lale Thoma and Alecla Mc- Son funeral home. Llnw and Delta Birthday Remembrance Of my beloved husband, ALFRED (Barney) BACHMAN, bom March 7, 1901. Glll tnee Leonard i of 2011 Greenup Monday iter 4 I' M. Services TucsdajMarchJOat 10 30 A.

M. covington. Thursday. March 5. 1953: funeral Monday.

March 9, from the Unnemann funeral home. 35-27 East nth St. at 8 30 A. M. Requiem high mass St.

Mary Cathedral 9 Alwiy Loved and Never to be Forgotten The year may wipe out many things, ORAU Walter, beloved husband of Gertrude Grau (nee Sthnorri, dear brother ur mimreu. VOLLRATH Mayme widow of A Charles Vollrath. beloved mother of Mrs, Cenrce Dorothy Deasy and Mrs. Wll- nut this they wipe out never; The memory of those happy day, When you and I were together. llam K.

(Betty Cown. sister of John jm. inrermenr Mary cemetery. 51 FDF.l KE Rose I neeFeyK beloved wife of the late Fred Medocke, beloved Sadly Missed by His Wife, Esther, of Charles and Robert Grau and Mrs. Harry Peper; residence.

Altamont F'ort Thomas, 2ed 79 years Funeral from the Vonderhaar A Stetter funeral home, Third and Overton sis Newport, Tuesday, March 10, at 2 P. M. Friend may call Monday after 3 p. Fuhr, Friday. Marcn e.

1953: residence. 815 Garfield Milford. Ohio mother of Mrs. Helen Huher. Arthur and Fred Medecke.

beloved sister of Friend my cell at the Bamber funeral home. 3011 Woodburn Sunday after P. M. Services Tuesday, March In Loving Memory Of my beloved mother, CORA CECIL, who pused away March 10, 1948, Love of you, dear Mother, Remembrance of your smile, Light my lonely pathway. And brighten every mile.

Sadly Missed by Your Diughte Anna zelsner. March 7. 1953 In Loving Memory Of my beloved husband, TIMOTHY E. DINEEN, who passed away March 10, 1951. 10.

at M. Ohio Chapter O. I. In her Vfith yrar; residence, 4120 Lora Cheviot. Friends mav call at the Vitt A Stermer Western Hill funeral ghopi nbhcker ncrmee.

beloved No. 218 will hold services Sunday at 8 P. M. nome. .34 25 Harrison Cheviot, Two years have passed since that ad Mondav from 3 to 10 P.

Funeral daughter of Elmer and Jeannette Crop-iwnbecker ince Ward), Saturday, March 7, 195,1, of 4094 Homer Madi-wmville. Funeral from the John J. Itadel Co funeral home, 653 Slate Ave. Due notice. TMesdav.

March 10. at 8 30 A. M. dy. The one I loved wa called away: God took him home, it wa HI will, But In my heart he llveth still.

Requiem tilgh mass SI. Martin Church. at 9 A M. SIFTER John beloved husband of He little thought when leaving home. He would return no more: (il'CKKNBKRGFR Marie, beloved daugh Meyer (nee Sehrlckeli, devoted That he in death would sleep alone and In Loving Memory Of my beloved husband, EDWARD DOWDELL, who paued iway March 6, 1951.

Some day I hope to meet you. Some day I know not when; We shall meet In a hetler land, Never to part again. Sidly Missed by Your Loving Wll WAGNKR Frank beloved son of the late Joseoh an.l France Wagner (nee Kooni, and beloved father of Mrs. Katherine Bole and Mr. Marcell M-lonev.

and beloved brother of George. Wil'iam and Joseph Wagner and Mr. Catherine Hereferth, and Mr. Rose Roenhagen. Saturday, March 7.

3953, aee 62 years; reldence. 33 W. Sixth Newport, Ky. Funeral Tuesday. March 10, from the John J.

Padel Co. funeral home. 822 York Newport, at 8:30 A. Requiem high mass St. Stephen Church at 9 A M.

Interment St. Stephen Cemetery. Friend my call Mondav after 3 P. M. leave ua here to mourn.

do not know what pain he bore, We did not see him die: We only know he passed away and could not say goodbye. ter of the late Fred and Amelia Guckenberger. and alster of the late Aloert Guckenberger, Friday, March 6, 1953, residence, 1368 Ernst St. Friends may rail at the Heboid funeral home. 17 13 queen City at Grand.

Monday after 4 M. Services Tuesday. March 10. at 3 P. M.

Member of Falrmom CouncllJNo. 118. D. ofA. HALL Pearl (nee Pitman residence.

3 1.17 Weinman Ave. beloved wife of the late John Hall, and sister of la'l Fercus of strubrnvllle, Ohm and father of Joan S. Meyer and the late Betty Jane S. Mever, der brother of Mrs. Carolyn MrDonald.

Mrs. Ivdla Herer and the late Mrs. Jovette Brill, Wednesday. March 4. 1953: residence 3533 Ravine St are 89 years.

Friends may call at the Busse rmann Co Parkwav funeral home. Central Pkv and Clifton Hills Sundav after 3 M. Services Monday, March 9, 10 30 A. M. vor is William, heloved husband-r'f Etfle Smothers Norrls, devoted father of Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife.

Mother and Sisters. In Loving Memory In Loving Memory Of our beloved daughter snd sister, LUELLA FORG HELLMER, who passed away March 14. 1934. Of my dearly beloved wife, EMMA DISTLER, who pissed away March 10, 1952. think of you a one who sleeps, All free from grief and pain.

And know the happy day will come When we shall meet again. i.ee t'atman or Detroit, Mich Thursday. Zwick. driving north on Rolston WAGNER Sadie (nee Wehsterl. beloved wife of Mike Wagner, dear mother of Leslie Wagner, and sister of Mr.

Ralph Erwln. Mrs. Fmma Perkins, Rlph. Dawson and Leo Robert Webster, at residence, Shaw pike. Independence, Saturday.

March 7. 1953. aged 70 yeaea. We Jive In the isle of your memories against Zwick from VXVl to Avenue. Norwood, was overtaken AM Turner.

Mra. Mildred Joseph and Mrs. the Itenfro Itinera) home. w. Ninth; Eva Sullender: residence, 12 1 N.

Cooper Monday after 13 noon Ada Chap- Ave Frldav. March 8, 1953. i ervlc" Friends may call at the Vorhls funr-il The first In'i'ntatlon that he had hy a spoding sedan between Sadly Missed by Her Devoted Husband. Funeral Tuesday, March 10. from the i i JUliriai nome.

runrrSPhnmn i nnn Ct Ty- and CitnHao acnieven me rcpnuuion oi Kincr Wavne Avenues. Five aervlces Tuesday. Marrh 10, at 1 p. ana we cherish them every one; For some day we will ee you When our work on earth Is done; Watch and wait for us. beloved.

For we know It can't be long Till we are again united. Sadly Missed by the 3 to 10 P. M. Service Monday, followed the finding of the bullet March at 2 In Loving Memory Of our beloved uncle, CHRISTIAN BERGMAN, who passed iway March 8, 1933. Sweet to remember him who once wu home Heading Rd near Oak Sunday arter 3 P.

Requiem high majia Church of A.aumjitlon Mondav, Marsh 9, at A M. lU'RNS t'hariea "beloved brother of Margaret, Mary and Fdw.n Burns, on Saturday, March 7, lll'-l. Relatives and friends please call at the .1. Mever Colonial funeral home, 37H Warsaw Ave, Monday, from 3 to ll) P. Funeral Tuesday.

March in. Requiem high mass st. Lawrence hutch at 9 30 A. M. CARIr-Imma tnee Slatteri, wife of the late Robert Carl, and beloved slsler of Mra.

Robert Bennett, at her residence, Washington Ave, Newport. Ky aged fll years. Funeral from the Vonderhaar 4 Stetter lunnal home, Newport Due notice IAY George- It'," Agnes Ferdon Pav, Thuradnv, March 5, 19S3, In his 77th year; residence, 31SS Bishop St. Friends may call at the Vltt Stermer Western Hills funeral home, 3435 Harrison Cheviot, Sunday from 3 to 10 P. M.

Funeral Monday, Marrh 9, at 15 A. M. Requiem high mass si. George Church at 9 A. M.

In Loving Memory a Of my beloved wife, BETSY MAY BRADSHAW. who passed wy March 4, 1959, Gone Is the face I loved so dear. nere, And who, though absent. Is lust as due Sadly Missed by Julu, Allen ind Robert rnen. 1'I4V Nellie, heloved steter of th-late George O'Tlav, formerly of ns.7 Hill Salnrdav.

March 7, 1953. Funeral from the Cllllgan funeral home. Woodburn at Lincoln. Due notice will he given. rilNIt Stanley beloved husband of the late Mabel Van Frank Pond and dear fa'her of Walter Pond of Hamilton, Ohio, Joseph Pond and Mrs, Rita Welsh, Friday, Marrh fi.

1953. of 1853 Frowsier Ave F.vanston. Friends mav call at Nurre Bios, funeral home, 34 37 Monu-omery Monday, from 4 to 10 Funeral services Tuesday. March 10, at 9'45 A M. Requiem hlph mass at St Mark Church at 10' 1 5 A.

M. Silent Is the voice I loved to hesr; Too fir away for sight or speech, But not too far for thoughts to reach SOCIETIES AND LODGES at liantlst hurch. Interment Colored Anient an Cemrlrry. IHNM.ON-Calvln A. Sr.

beloved" husband ol Itutli Handlon (nee Tatei, beloved father of Mrs. Norma Jean Hushes and Calvin llandlon Jr and giandlather of Steven Hughes. Saturday, March 7, 195.3, residence. 4924 Wlnneste Ave. Friends may call at the Busse A Borgrnann Co.

I'ky funeral home, Central Tkv. and Clifton Hills Monday after 2 P. M. sie.vu.ei Tuesday, March P. M.

IIEINF.MA.NN kestierl widow ol Edward A. Helnemann. devoted mother of Mrs. Carl Christine I Bleh Mrs. Edward Elsie 1 Huy, Mrs.

Arthur i Antoinette I Huey. Mrs. John (Carolal Jody, Mrs. William (Margaret! Stegner, Mrs. Glenn Rose Ellen 1 Cartwrlght, Edward M.

and Walter C. Helnemann also aurvlved by 2 5 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren, aged 78 years Saturday, March 7, 1953; residence, 2847 Montana Ave Friends may call at the Reiwld funeral home, 3700 Glen-more at Mozart. Cheviot, Tuesday after 2 P. M. Funeral Sweet to temember her who once was here.

And who though atoent, Is Just as dear. A.A. SCOTTISH RITE Sadly Missed by Her loving Husband JL RING SERVICE will be held Swindler funeral home, independence. Kv. Services at Independence Christian Church at 3 P.

M. Burial In Independence Cemetery. Friends may call on a rom 3 In 10 5L WILLIAMS Ellrabeth Bennett, beloved wife of Forest Wtllalms. and mother of Jame Evan and John Burton William, and lister of Mr. Berry Dill.

Mr. Richard Cory nd Mrs. June O'Leiry: residence. Branch Hill. Ohio, passed wy Christ Hospital Friday.

March 8, 1953. Friends may call at Tufts funeral home. Loveland, Ohio. Saturday from until 10 P. Service Sunday, March 8, at 1 M.

WILSON John beloved husband of Mrs. Carrie Hiten Wilson and brother of sum Wilson, at his residence. 334 W. Fifth Covlmtton, Thursday. March 5, 1953.

aired 79 year. Services the Beards Church, Davis, Ky Monday, March 9. at 3 P. M. (FST).

Interment Beard Church Cemeterv, Friends mav call from 3 to 10 P. M. Sunday the Allison A Roae funeral home, Robbln St. and Madison Covington. WISEMAN Edward, beloved husband of Marv Jane Dennlson Wiseman, father of Mra.

Hazel Jeffries, grandfather of Marv Jane Jeffrie, brother of Mrs. Fmma Prunnlng. at hi residence 36 34 Elwird Friday, March 8. 1953. Friend mar cell at the W.

Mck Johnson funeral home, McMlllsn at Upland PL, Mendav after 4 P. Services Tuesday, March 10, it 3 P. M. beloved brother of PRICE Raymond Mrs Anna Settles, Mrs. Mary Ashford In Loving Memory Of our beloved wife and mother, IDA STICKSEL, for Brother Harry Dick 32', Sunday, March 8.

1953, al 8 f. from Dalbert funeral home, 4308 Glenway shoots were fired from the sedan. wick's car crashed over the curb onto the lawn at 5249 Rolston Ave. Zwick was hit by two bullets, one in his left shoulder, the other in his back over his left kidney. Taken to Good Samaritan Hospital by police, he refused to identify his assailants.

Released from the hospital, he escaped the vigilance of detectives assigned to watch his movements. (These were not the only events that displayed Zwick' charm against death. He earned that reputation long before he became a gangster. On June 7, 1921, lv years before he became known racketeer, he was the driver of an automobile containing three other men and four women. Clipping along at a fast pace, the automobile spun out of rontrol and crashed over a 75-foot embankment on Cheviot Pike, between Cheviot and Miamltown.

Three of the passengers were killed and four injured seriously, one of them dying later. Zwick didn't suffer a scratch.) who pissed awiy Mrch 13. 1951. Two years have pused line that sid dir. Price Hill.

i ROBERT G. McINTOSH, EDGAR DOW GILMAN, 33', See'r The one we loved wu tilled awiy, God took her home, It wu Hll will, RITE end Sherman Price, Saturday, March 7, 1953- resilience, 2319 Coleraln Ave. Funeral from the Busse Rorgmann Co. Parkwav funeral home. Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Ave.

Due notice. PROBST beloved- husband of Reck Probst, beloved father of Jnhn Tl Alohonse and Anthonv Probst Mrs. Alma I-nokwood, Mrs. Lillian Mrs, Josephine Thlnnes and Mrs Marie Staut f-andfather of 8 grandchildren, Thursday. March 5, 1953.

formerly of 1859 Lionel Ave. Friends mav call at Vitt JL Stermer Fatrmount March 11. Hequlem hish mass st xut in our hearts tne livetn still. Catherine Church at J). 30 A.

m. Sadly Missed by Her Loving Husband iir.KnTRKir-Snph.la (nee Lozei, be- and son, lovea wne or Jonn iferbstrelt and dear RING SERVICE will be held for Brother John H. Meyer, 33'. Sunday, March 8. 1953.

at 7 p. from the Busse A Borgrnann Co. Parkway funeral home. Central Pky. nd Clifton anrr or Elmo jergens.

Mrs riddled body of Martin Pulley alongside suburban road on June 13, When Dailey's sweetheart was notified of the murder, her first statement was: "Find Hob Zwick," The slaying was traced to rivalry between liquor gangs. Despite his activities as a liquor runner, freely admitted later in cnirt, and despite an occasional brush with rivals that attracted attention, the police of Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky did not become deeply interested in Zwick until April 8, 1928, Shortly after midnight on that day, five bandits, four of them masked, stalked Into the I'ellcan Club pool room In North College Hill. They were armed pistols and saed-off shotguns. Twenty-three dice shooters were lined up against the wall and robbed. Peter Dumele, the village mar-iihal, walked In on the scene.

Dumele reached for his revolver. His body was riddled with bullets before his hand touched the holster. One of the dice players, Lee Stail, already had been knocked to the floor by a bandit. A sec- Huff! Private How! A brown and white dog stopped a family dispute yesterday but had to bite a policeman to do 1U Patrolman Frank B. Ferguson, Henry Vanning.

Harry and Norman neroatreii, at ner home. Hebron. Ky Thursday, March 8. 1953, aged 78 funeral me, 1824 Weitwood years. Funeral from the Calbermanl Sunday from 3 to 10 p.

M. Funeral HUH Ave. ROBERT C. McINTOSH. T' 'Jtl EDGAR DOW GILMAN, S3'.

Sec y. tuner) home. .316 Ludlow. Ky Mondav. Marrh 9, at 8 30 A.

In Loving Memory Of my beloved wife, Lillian M. Wagner, who paued away March 8, 195). One year hu passed since that aid day, The one I love wu called away, God took her home. It wu HI win, But in my heart hc llveth still Sadly Mlued by Her Loving Huiband. Requiem Men mass at St, Bonventur Church 9 A.

M. Monday, March 9, at 2.30 P. M. Inter ment Hebron Cemetery. Hebron.

Friend! may call Sunday after 13 noon. RAITFR.MANN cr beloved hus HINF.S Claude beloved husband of Lennie Hmes inee Sidwelli, and devoted MISJUNEOUS NOTICES FOR LOWER INCOME TAX by experts: 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.

Ohio Tax Service, 4706 Montgomery Rd. JS 3868. WISSFL John H. (Harm, beloved brother of Ralph Wlssel, Edith Hupp. Emmi Zellner ind Marie Zellner, Friday.

Marrh 6. 1953: residence, 1783 Pulte St, Friends may call the Vltt A Srermer Falrmount funeral home, 1824 westwood Mondav fn-m 3 to 10 P. M. Funeral Tuesday. March In.

at 8 30 A M. Beoulem Mgh mas at St. Leo Church af 9 A. band of the lste Grace Thome Ratter-mann. father of Blanche T.

Rattermann and brother of Mrs. Annette Luthy, Mrs. Adele wuest Dr. Frsnk L. and Clarence J.

Rsttermann. Thursday. March 5. 1953. at his residence.

3438 Stettlnlua lamer ol Mrs. Hallle Bird, Mrs. Ruth Mrs. William J. Dangelmeier and Harry Hmes.

at his residence. Ford. Saturday, March 7, 1953, Servlres GENTLEMAN who contacted 'Mr. Mary Monday, March 9. at the Christian Ave Funeral f-om the Gilllgan funeral Church.

Ford 10 A M. In-I home. Woixlburn at Lincoln. Mondav Bandits were harassing South Ceme'ery, Southgate, I March 9. Requiem huh mass at St 4 win I erst 1I1 1 mm inn Vinlnoairt in uuiBviiie snout store for Cincinnati concern, please recontict, NOTICE Legion, churches, clubs: for ment, picnic grove; plenty shade.

HU trrment Eve Kenluckv. ern Ohio with a siege of bank nurrn a. m. friends may wife of Robert M. Wray, mother of IMCK Harry beloved husband of Marie Dick tnee Kaatln and devoted father of Mra.

Marlon Helimann, Mrs. laVetne Setts and Mis Hetty Dick, yrandlather of Diane and Richard Helle-inann and brother of William end Robert Dick, Mrs. Clsra Langforiler and Miss Flora Dirk, suddenly, ThuiseUv. March 5, 1 ns3: realdence, 101U Fl.k Ave. Funeral servlres Mondav.

March 9, at 3 P. from the Masonic Memorial Chapel, Fifth and sycamore sis. frlenda may call at the Dalbert Mortuary, C.len-aay and Rosemont Aves Sundsf after 1 P. M. Combined McMillan Lodge No.

141 A A. M. and Scottish Rite services Sunday at a P. M. In lieu of flowere donations may be sent to the Shrinera Crippled Children's Hospitsl in csre of Srrlsn Temple 317 William Howard Tsft R4.

Body will lie In siste at the Mnsonu- Memorial Chapel Monday from 1 1 A M. lo 2 P. M. lUSSr Martarrt ince Janssen', be-Ioed wife of rce Dlnser and dear mother of Mrs. Mau'tret Allen Mrs.

F.llsabeth Rlecer. Oore Lawrence. Albert, John. Thomas and Man, Din.er, and the late Frank Dinser. Friday.

March 1953, of 3540 Montmme'y Rd Evanston. F'rirnds may call at ttie Nurre Bros funeral home, 34 37 'li'-gomery Hd Monday fp'm 4 10 P. Funeral services Tuetdiv. March 10, at 45 A M. Requiem Inch ina a Mar Church af i A.

M. flOU MN -hll i larkl "beToved hiriEand Of Catherine Cllday Do-aui, snd deviated brother of Anna Belle D'rsln and Mrs Mary (Phllllpi Meagher, Ftiday, March 0 1153; residence. 1510 Knox St. Friends mav call at Oruetrr A son funeral home iitff and Clenwav Ave Price Hill, SHidn after 3 P. Funeral Tuesdsv March in at a 30 A Requiem high mass St Churrh st 9 A.

M. F. No 143 will hold se-vlces Mondsv at 7 .10 M. Purcell Council No. 3798, K.

cf at SP M. H4l-June Pearl tnee Mlddietnn dearly beloved wife of William Sum, Friday. March fl, 1953: at realdence, SI1 Philadelphia Covintton Kv aee 31 years Friends mav call Sundav. Varrh s. at the Rledllnrer funeral bone 19 Oreen St after 4 P.

M. Interment 1U1I. born. Kv. IK1FFM Ka'e.

be ved sl-tr" of r. patne'a Robert. Frederic. Mrlann Paul (lnclnnall Lodge No. 5 P.

land Marguerite Wrv desr rt.ujM.r of robberies. Witnesses identified Zwick as being in on jobs in Mn. Fatel a Drtelmg. Arthur c. oUu V.

and llribert H. Hoffmann, and the 1 lhe luntr' Sunday Alexander B. and MaMe Hellemann. lis. late Nettie I.

Mever. at her residence M. fer of Mrs. Hugh I. Du-n Bl'hee locust Corner Ohu Thursday March Kl.l Kc beloved I Arte midn'y.

F-ldav. March 8. 1953 LOST mjFOUrlD BLACK CORDE TURSE Lot flclnlty 5. 1953. Service While Sarah landers Reed, devoted father her residence.

7664 tae Forest-Son funeral tnmr. 3050 Reechmont -Mrs. Dorothy Hostim k. Mrs. Catherine I vll'e Friends may call Sundav.

J. j. Ave. Mt, Washington Marrh I Moran. Km: I and Frank Thomas Reed, I Sul'lwtl Co.

funeral home. 1336 9 at 2 P. M. Friend may call sua-, suddi n'v Saturday. March 7.

MrMil'an. at Rell PI. Requiem hlyh Somerville and rhilllpsburg. A detetctive, Harry Hanson, saw and indentified Zwick in an automobile in Toledo on January 8. 1933.

He took down the license number. Two days later the ear was In Loving Memory Of our only ind beloved son, STANLEY W. DEMOUGIN. who pused awiy March 1929. Some day we hope to be with you, When our day on earth Is o'er.

In that beautiful lale of somewhere. Where parting shall be no more. Sadly Missed by Father and Mother. In Loving Memory Of my beloved husband, AUGUST C. BINNE, who passed awiy March 10, 1948.

The rolling stream of life rolls en, But still the vacant chair Recall the love, the voice, the smile Of a loved one who once sst there. Sadly Mlued by His Loving Wife, Alma. In Loving Memory Of my beloved husband. JOSEPH O. BINDER, who paued away Msrch 13, 1947.

Loving thought, kind and tender, Just to (how I still remember. Sadly Mlued by His Loving Wife, Amelia. -locinnaii -araen, rri.nignt. JA 4877, BLUE SQUARE PURSE Content vlu. able to the owner; lot flclnlty Clifton.

E7 510 or TW 1 9 5 9 dav atter 2 p. residence. 1501 Westview Court, Read- mass immacuia'e Heart or Mary Church cl.io. Friends may call at the 1 Foresiviiie. MndT March 10 A.

istin of 747 Heck orh.s funeral home, .110 Dunn St. Ave. Friday. Marvh 6. 195.1: 61 vears.

Services Kiday. Marrh 9. at lock and. M'-nday. 4 to 10 P.

Serf, World War I Veteran. World War II Veteran. FOUNfF Thursday morning, small Ger Vicid.iv, March 10. at 3 P. 3 P.

M. Meyer A Boehnirr funeral home, 600 Wash.ngton St. Rur.al In vdland RFXIMiF.lt Adolpn. of .3931 Reading man mepnera or ponce dog type female; 1 to 3 yein old; 1 scars on forehead. Call EA 4133.

ra oeiovcd brother of M-s. Llllle CARD OF THANKS Cemetery, Dayton. Ohio. Friends may rsll tr-m 2 to 9P. M.

Sunday. JUNKS Mary C. beloved wife Jones. devoed mother of Mis Daniel L. Henderson Sr.

ind foster F-ann. Mrs M.ihel Gratz and Bert Res-Owe: Services Weil funeral home. 3901 Reading Rd Sunday. March 8, 1B53. at 1 30 M.

Card Of Thanks LOST Set of key, on chain with disk, containing red fishing fly: downtown Cincinnati, Greater Airport. Newport or Se'erly Hill Country Club. Rewird. WI 30J8. We wish to exprei our sincere thnk LOST Lady's gold S-dlimond eocktitl ring.

If found please call JU 8729, A. M. (o 6 r. M. Rewird.

Bistrict 2, responded to a "see found parked. A rookie police-complainant" call at the home of mn, Jay McGuler, kept his eye on the ear while detectives Mrs. Hettie Manls, 1317 Clay M. th hotH Mo. When he walked through a gato Guler surprised Zwick when he to the house, he was met by Mrs.

returned to the car, grabbed him Manls' dog which bit him on his nd mH.rrh,'d him to patrol nov. In a desperate gam-left leg. Whatever disturbance Mo. Zu Irk wheeled on the nollcf--had been In progress In the house man, pulled a run and fired. Oth-ceased when dog met patrolman, er detectives rushed from the (Lgt.

Ernest Taylor at District Zwlrk iU i slumped to the sidewalk In a Headquarters passed the In- ha of 1)ad arl(1 f)v)nc cldcnt off lightly with: "It mu- fists. In the battle, Zwlrk's "law LOST Brown and white collie dog. and appreciation to our friend, relatives snd nlghbors for the kindness and lym? pa thy extended to us In the great loss of our beloved unt. ELIZABETH KOEBBING. Especially do we wlh to think Rev.

Flivian Schneider, O. F. and hi -s'stants Rev. Anselm Slppel. F.

M. and Rev urban Wiethe, O. F. M. tor the Im miie: inswerl to name of Lassie; vicinity of Cieves.

Please oil WI 3766. mother of Mrs. Elsie stoke: Thursday, RtiRI vt Joseph F. beloved Snn of March 5. 1953.

at residence. 319 E.m the lale Frinx and Mary Ingnm Lockland, Ohio. Funeral Mondav. 1 Roberts, devoted brother of Paul aM March 9, at 1 P. M.

from the Oscar Roberts. Mrs. Mary Freese, Lee A Son funeral home. 400 North Frank tens, Mrs. Burnctte Phillips, Wavne Ave Lockland.

Ohio. Fr'ends Henry. August lnd Roy Robert Frl-Z" resects today sfter 4 dav. March 6. 1P53: residence, 5 P.

M. Interment Preoh Grove Cemetery 'Liberty St. Fr.ends m.v call if the KAISFR Cl-mens bel ned husband Weaiwrnann A Barfknevht funeral heme, of EHiabeth (Liniei Kaiser tnee Mam Mondav after Allhoeieri and dear tutor of Mrs. 4 Service Tuesday, March 10, Clara I'spe, Mr Wanora Mutcarf. 1 -L lama.

Harry Frank and Albert inn CSV. Kaiser is trandehiidren and 16 great-: of Charles s.nzcne and stepmothtr of grandchildren, Wednesday. M-rrh 4. I Charles sin-ne Jr sister of Mrs te! la 1 953. at hu residence, 608 Tafel St.

i Conwav and Mrs Mettle Caldwell p.ktn Funeral from w. .1. Wlrmel A Sons fu- illl Fr.d. iL7 LOST Female beagle, tricolor, vicinity vAl.tia). LOST Lady's red billfold In Ctn'M nr Beverly Kill; large reward.

DU 0511. LOST Dalmatian: around Miamltown; rewird. WI 0390. In Loving Memory Of our beloved parent. LOUISE AND JOHN PIOTT, Mrch 1939 Auguat 17.

1945. Dearest one, you are gone but not lor-gotten. Sdly Missed by Your Children, In Loving Memory Of my dear mother, LULA BROWNING. who pmed away Mirth 195f Her Daughter, Grce. II El I allv happens onre a year." Patrol- was so shattered It was believed pressive solemn requiem ms, Dr.

Omer Jasper and Dr. John F. Lyons for their untiring effort, ail donors of the beautiful floral offerings, iplrltual bouquets snd cards of sympathy and the Nurre Bros, funeral directors for the kind and efficient management of the for a time he would die. Funeral n. Moo.r, i r.ms-i ii 1 4 Hralrcllff flfp I Ami 111 r-ionoay, wwrcn ar r- A.

M. the funeral home Pou)em high mass at Sacred Heart man Ferguson was taken to General Hospital whew his wound Was considered "nolVerious." LOST Billfold: rontents picture, money; In Kemuckyirea; reward, JU 3920. MAN'S Hamilton gold wrist watch. Re. wrd AV7J3 ST.

BERNARD" DOG Milling; everil week. HU 3101, Zwick was indicted, tried and convicted of the murder of Andres, rather than for mar- Churrh st 9 A M. Friends may call iv March 10, Reqil mass a' Nndreiv Church at 9 A may call Monday a Renu'em 30 iiinerai No, 115 1 M. I Sunday after 5PM I services Sunday, at 8 teriMisa Mary KoebNnr end i Nieces, 3.