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.00 YO S. Cincinnati Enquirer Monday, tune 1901 Johnson Slams Obliquely At 'Saboteurs' In GOP BALTIMORE. June 7 (P)- Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D.

Tex.) let fly tonight an oblique suggestion that some Republicans in Congress, with an eye on the 1960 election, are trying to sabotage the work of Congress to discredit the Democratic majority. Johnson, the Senate Democratic leader, speaking at a testimonial dinner, did not come right out and accuse anybody speeifically in his prepared 3 speech. He put it this way: "There are two theories of polities in this country. "One is that the way to win elections is to run against something to 'prove' that the opposition is motivated by bad faith. "The other theory is that the way to win elections is to run on a record of constructive achievement.

"And the second theory is the one that has been followed by your Congressmen and their colleagues in the Democratic Congress. "The first theory is one which Democrats have left to others- BIRTHS AINSWORTH -Don and Martene, 3098 Worthington boy. May 2. ARCHIABLE- -James and Patricia, 2066 ton girl. May 12.

ARMSTRONG- Raymond and Mariorie. 3731 Mead Ave. boy May 8. BAILEY -Raymond and Bettye, 508 Le VesBAKER- sot PI. James Covington, and Lois.

2597 girl, N. May Kathwood 7. girl. May BAKER -Richard and Patricia, 1937 Delaware (121. boy May PARON- Ronald and Fern, 5459 Grafton OR boy May 10.

BEENE-James and Sara, 529 Alvina bov May 24. BELL- -Thomas and Mary, 3411 Alta Vista girl May 20. BIBBQ- James and Phyllis, 2341 Sylved boy May 23. BICKNAUER-Robert and Donna, 2167 Montana girl. May 8.

BLACK -Richard and Sylvia, 1310 Boyd girl. May 26. BLOMER- -Leroy and Betty, 5246 Montgomerv boy. May 21. BRENNOCK- -John and Sarah, 8053 Stilwell Rd.

bry May 6. BRIANS- Harry and Barbara, 6958 Le Bolteaux St. boy, May 27. and Mary. 8755 Indian Hill boy.

May 7. BROD-ST Ford and Ruth. 4513 Barbara boy, May 4. BROWN -Thomas and Rosemary. 3914 Delmar boy, May 6.

BRUGGEMAN -Thomas and Delores, 5530 Montgomery bov, Dorothy, May 2711 13. CARR--George and Edmonson bov. May 13. CHALLINOR-Donald and Elaine, 6524 Mead-. owvista Ct.

girl, May 26. COLLINS-Paul and Edna. Box 816, RR 1, New Richmond. Ohio, girl. May 25.

COMBS -Darrell and Shirley, 716 McMakin boy May 26. COSTELLO-William and Betty, 857 Beech Ave. boy, May 7. COWAN -William and Lois, 3009 Glendora St. boy May 27.

DAVIS-Boby and Watseka, 49 Glencoe boy May 6. -George and Doris. 1326 Laidlaw boy May 2. DUFFEY-William and Elizabeth, 1892 ForView girl, May 18. DURBAN- Charles and Jane, 1607 Westmoreland boy, May 26.

ELLIOTT -Lonnie and Fastine, 4238 Dane Ave. boy May 20. FICKE -Calvin and Elaine, 206 Barnard Reading, boy, May 13. FISHER -Edward and Roberta, 2955 Westridge girl. May 22.

FRANCISCO -George and Marian, 716 Wells St. girl May 21. -Lawrence and Catherine, 1001 State girl, May 23. -John and Bernice, 1128 Betty girl, May 21. GILBERT -Howard and Mary, 4279 Ashland girl May 14.

GOLDBERG-Marvin and Joyce, 2611 St. Alans, boy, May GREER -Charles and Mary, 3701 Boudinot girl, May 25. and Virginia, 3876 Amelia. Ohio, girl, May 12.. HERMAN- -Leo and Sylvia, 5100 Lillian boy.

May HERMANN-Wilfrid 2. and Viola, 9998 tel Ln. girl. May 26. -Robert and Mary, 2009 Wayland girl, May 10.

HOLTHAUS- Harold and Mary, 7268 Chebert girl May 4. HOLTMAN- Edward and Marie, 1711 Jo Williams boy, May 20. HOOVEN- Harry and Vernin, .207 W. Elder girl May 6. JEENE and Margaret, 2576 Banning girl May 11.

JONES--Frank and Eloise. 3374 Orion boy May 11. KALEY- -Herbert and Barbara, 5758 Rhode Island St. girl. May 13.

KEENER Walter and Roseann, 740 Carlsbad girl May 22. KELLER -Robert and Marilyn, 1081 Anderson Ferry boy May 26. KELSEY -Charles and Noma, 4231 Sullivan St. boy May 26. KENNETT- James and Mary.

219 Wade girl Mav 2. -Frank and Colette, 1707 Tuxworth Ave. girl, May 26. KOHRMAN- Hubert and Ellen, 3523 Montieth girl, May 26. KOSTER -William and Marcia, 5840 kee Dr.

boy. May 2. KRAMER -John and Mary, 4233 St. Lawrence girl, May 26. LA ROCCA -Aldo and Elizabeth, 54 Hamlin boy May 6.

LARKIN-William and Sall, 1728 Carrahen Ct. girl, May 16. -William and Mary. 9978 Pippin boy. May 23.

LEWIS-Lee and Peggy. 1928 S. Auburn girl May 10. LOGAN -Charles and Barbara, 4030 Paxton Rd. boy, May 22.

MACKEY -Odell and Thelma, 515 Armory girl May 2. MAXI -John and Mary Jean, 4945 Shirley boy May 23. McCARTY and Carolyn, 226 Central. McCARTY-Ferd boy. May 13.

Geraldine, 5727 Wintrop and boy May 24. -Elmer and Alma, Hamilton Cleves boy May 3. McSURLEY -James and Jeanne, 3573 Kenoak girl. May 1. MICHAEL-John and Ann, 7041 Bridgetown Rd.

girl. May 24. MONSCH-Arthur and Carol, 990 Hatch boy May 20. -Leon and Donna, 108 E. Linden St.

girl May 12. MOORE -Frank and Alvera, 7616 Elizabeth boy May 23. MOTZ-Harry and Betty, RR 6. 4396 Elickland Batavia, Ohio, boy, May 3. MULLEN-Thomas and Mary.

4838 ity girl, Mav 23. OBERHELMAN-Harry and Eileen, 3059 South girl May 22. PIERCE -lames and Virginia. 3277 Dolomar bov May 13. POLLEY- Howard and Jane, 109 Castanea S1.

Mason Ohio, boy, May 16. PRUITT -John and Shirlev. RR 2, Cleves. boy Mav 18. RAPE- -John and Beverley.

7135 Fowler girl. May 26. REMMEL -Phillip and Catherine. 5669 Lauderdale Dr. boy.

May 21. RIEGER- -Henry and Margie, 5536 Childs St. boy. May 20. RIESENBERG- William and Patricia.

1263 Alwil Dr. bov May 26. RANZ-Stephen and Virginia, 1845 Leona 01., boy May 25. U. RUBERG-Gregorv and Mary.

5384 Romance girl May 22. SCHMIDT -Donald and Audrey. 1177 Avershire St. bov. May 24.

SCHUMACHER-Lawrence and Georgia, 4942 Ralph bov. 26. SERGER-Paul and Patricia. 6247 Mayflower boy May 19. SIEBER -Robert and Margaret.

1596 Longbourne St. girl May 25. SIEFERT -Robert and Mildred, 442 Hillcrest Dr bov Mav 21. SMITH -Fred and Bonnie. '320 Dixmyth bov Mav 24.

STONE -Edgar and Marvalice, 215 S. Wayne Ave. girl May 13. SUTTLE-Richard and Norma, 2701 McKinley Ave. boy.

May 26. THOMAS- Joseph and Marv. 3462 March girl. May 23. UHLMAN-Raymond and Cecelia.

6421 vannah St. girl May 25. VISSING-Joseph and Carolyn, 1725 Norcol Hill St. boy. May 8.

WELLS -Ronald and Sylvia, 9639 Brehm boy. Mav 24. ASHCRAFT-Russell and Darla, R. R. 2, Box 354 Cleves.

girl, May 18. BOWLING Eugene and Imogene. 4059 Railroad girl. May 13. BROCKS- Thomas and Pearlie, 1113 W.

Eighth St. boy. May 15. BUTTERY -Harold and Iris. 1604 Queen City bov.

May 17. CROPPER John and Gloria. 2800 Glenn boy, DECKER- Clinton and Zelma, 610 Church girl. May 15. DAVIS- Richard and Darlene, 3251 Bishop girl.

May 13. DE WITT-Eddie and Paddy, 916 Grand Aver girl, Mav 22. ELOYD-David and Lure, 2244 Cameron girl, May 11. and Barbara. 770 E.

10th Newport. FORMAN John and Elizabeth. 233 Center Bellevue, boy. FLEAHER, Donald and Margaret, 4010 Drew Ave. girl, 14.

FLETCHER Charles and Martha, 3732 Llewellyn boy. April 8. and Jacqueline, 1782 Elmore boy. May 20. FULTZ Jack and Joann.

2722 Observatory bov. May 22. GIBSON- -David and Gerda, 25 W. 36th Covington. KY girl.

and Gwendolyn. 2737 Dakota, girl, April Mildred. 21. HATER -William and 812 Kirbert girl. May 19.

HAYES-Rev. Carlton and Mary. 2937 Montclair. girl. April 25.

HEAVERN-James and -Marilyn, 34 Frank Dr Highland Heights, girl. HELPHINSTINE- Charles and 200 W. Sevmour bov. May 10. HORMAN-Donald and Dianne, 7915 Remigton boy, May 15.

HAMLIN-Clitford and Edna, 3322 Southside Ave. girl May 11, HILL -Judge and Mary. 941 W. Ninth girl, May 14. JONES -Jack and Patricia, 3954 Elsemere boy, May 10.

JENKINS -Eugene and Carol, 219 Northern boy, May 10. LANG -James and Mary, 2894 Pineridge bov. May 18, JONES--Thomas and Clair, 413 Berry Bellevue, boy. JACKSON -Ernest and Lovella, 206 Peete bov May 21, JOHNSON -Clarence and Luvetta, 919 w. Court girl.

April 29. JONES Willard and lamie. 3175 Moosewood Ct. aid May 9 KELLER-Jesse and Helen, 3951 Montgomery April 26. LAWRENCE and Mary.

3381 w. Milvale boy, May 9. LEIS--Lawrence and Bettye, 3021 Scioto girl, May 11. -Richard and Anneliese, 517 Hibernia Dr. boy.

May 18. MADDEN -John and Janet, 5940 Woodmont boy May 17 McDonald -Eugene, and Ruth, 1007 Winfield bov, May 14. MONSEY-John and Margaret, 8100 Blanchetta Dr. boy. May 14.

MONTEY -Paul and Jane, 3939 Hopper Hill Amelia 1, boy. May 17. McGRAW- James and Carol. 2513 Shanmoor girl, May 18. McMILLAN-Eugene and Jessie, 522 Armory girl.

May 12. MARTIN -Clyde and Irene, 713 Weingartner Newport boy. MORGAN-Willard and Emma, 1847 Walker bov, May 22. MORRISON -Kenneth and Anna Lee, 4333 Burnet boy. May 17.

and Ruthann. 2039 Yoast girl, May 16. McCREAGH-Otis and Maxin, 437 Wade boy, May Lorn 10. NELSON- and Lassie, 12 E. 15th St.

bov May 18 bov, May Robert 22. and Ruth, 1820 Pulte PARTIN-Earl and Janice. 1603 Broadway. girl. May 13.

PAUL Joseph and Mary, 3718 Marydell girl. May 14. PHARO- Robert and Julia. 2763 La Leuille St. girl, May 13.

R0KOSIK-Donald and Barbara, 848 E. Mitchell girl, May 19. ROSS- Donald and Loretta, 624 Delta boy. May 15. ROOT -Jack and Carol Ann, 34 Deshler Ft.

Thomas, boy. REED--James and Johnnie 1032 W. 7th St. bov Mav 16 RUIZ-Marcellius and Jeanette. 615 Vine girl May 12 SEXTON -Garrett and Oma 1754 Svcamore boy May 18.

SIMMONS -Arthur and Audrey, 4086 River boy, May 17 SWISSHELM-Ralph and Donna, R. R. 2, New Richmond, Ohio, boy April 30. SIMS -William and Ruth, 528 Armory girl. May 4.

and 27 witIon Ft. Thomas, boy. May 15. SACK--Thomas and Mary Ann, 83 Bon Jan Highland Heights, girl. SHELTON-Richard and Marilyn, 1413 Bellwood girl.

May 19. STEAGALL -James and Bernice, 6508 East Lodge girl, May 13. SPIVEY-Willtam and Catherine, Cold Spring, boy. Abraham and Edna. 442 Armory bov Mav 17.

TURNER--Robert and Lula 643 W. Court Mar 13. VERNATTER- and Mary, 450 York girl, May 6. and Elizabeth, 2506 Halsted St. boy, April 23.

WADE -William and Lucille, 2173 Central boy. May 13. WALLER-Melvin and Helen, 824 McPherson girl, May 15. WILES--Everett and Sally, 245 W. 73rd boy, May 19 WILLIAMS-Frank and Berdena, 6708 Buckingham PI.

boy May 19. WILLIAMS-Gerold and Pauline, 3127 Bracken Woods boy, April 24. WOODALL-Ravmond and Edith, 4771 Estel Ave girl May 20. WOMBLES-Wathern and Lall, 332 Boal girl. May 6.

WAUGH--Emerson and Loretta. Box 12. Melbourne Ky. girl. May 10.

WILSON Delbert and Clara 13 Olive Branch Amelia Ohio, girt aril 7. WALLS- -Manville Imogene. 2138 Storrs girl, May 14. WATSON-William and Dolores, 643 Halsey girl, May 17. WEITLAUF-Michael and Alice, 2572 Duck Creek boy, April 3.

YOUNG -Jack and Allie, 26 Mulberry girl. May 11. Marriage Licenses Donald Edwards, 24, 315 Riverside Loveland, ice-cream maker, and Shirley Killen. 21. 2120 Maple Norwood, waitress.

Dolloff F. Bishop 24, 2715 Digby instructor and Catherine A. Foglia, 20, 2738 Digby A student. George R. Moore, 33, 817 Carr laborer and Alma Jackson.

28. 1036 W. Eighth clerk. Bernard E. Lipps.

Pedretti operator engineer A. Kemmeter. 33,232 27 1031 Fisk comptometer operator. Charles Homer. 20, 1116 Carson U.

S. Army, and Charlotte Piening. 20 822 Woodlawn waitress. Edward E. Englert.

32, 4209 Webster Ave. Deer Park manager. and Norita C. Murphy. 19.

8718 Plainfield secretary. George Nave. 28. 5901 Berte railroad block operator. and Anita L.

Butterbaugh. 21. 410 Tusculum bookkeeper. Michael J. Klopstein, 19.

3613 Herbert S. Army. and LaVonne Westerman. 20, 333 Glen Oaks typist. Wilbur S.

Neiheisel. 27. 5945 Bridgetown clerical. and Mary J. D'Arcy.

24. Camellia Ct. clerk. Samuel Leavengood, 19, 3845 Kilbourne Ave. attendant and Patricia Rocklin.

19. 3327 Ibsen Ave, stenographer. Thomas P. McLaughlin, 24, 2408 lowa draftsman and Carol Ann Diehl. 22.

316 E. Mitchell Ave. typist. James Pike, 20. 6022 Wind material handler.

and Diane G. Godwin. 18 7009 Fowler office worker. Clarence C. Arthur, 38, 1217 Main minister.

and Ilan V. T. Branam. 36. 1217 Main St.

babv-sitter. Ronald J. Apke. 23. 1004 Fourth Reading student, and Mary Ann Bok.

21. 650 Harmes Reading, teacher. John W. Siegmundt. 24.

4552 Midland U. S. Army, and Jane Folz. 19, 6476 Bridgetown student, Edward Robinson. 22.

524 Armory maintenance man. and Cora Wilson. 21, 533 York nurses aid. William Poor. 21, 221 Woodward roofer.

and Betty Vargas, 21. 1216 Svcamore checker. Louis Cox 24, 111 Park Harrie son, factory worker, and Betty J. Hollowell. 23, 110 Park Harrison, beauI tician.

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9 to 5-CH 1-6938. 1-6866 Listen to WCPO 1230 on vour dial for News Headlines 9:30 A M. 4:30 P. M. and 7:30 Monday, thru Friday 208 STUDENTS From Area Listed Among Graduates Of 41 Out-Of-Town Colleges And 1 Universities Carthage Mills, will receive an honorary degree from the college.

University of Detroit: John W. Kessina. Lawrence H. Memering and Peter H. Van Curen.

John University, Long Island, N. Mariorie Wells Connor, Masters degree. Bover. Vanderbilt Barbara Louise University: Jeanne David Carol Fox and McFarland Dixon. Western College for Women, Oxford: Carole Crowe.

Ann Ferguson. Jane Snew and Janie Williams. Tulane Universitv: Jovce E. Gunnina. Ruth Roberts and Paul A.

Fletcher. Masters, Florida degree, State and Dan Universitv: A. Collier Arthur Jr. Joseph Powell. DePauw University.

Greencastle. Karen Buckman. George Beiser. Earl Herzoo. Gloria Kuebler, Sue Saeman, Thomas Spackman, Joan Watts.

Angela Grav. Doreand Vivian Usher. Michigan State Universitv: Adrienne Johnson. University of Marvland: Fred K. Landon Junior.

George Williams College. Chicago: How ard E. Rilev Jr. Wabash College. Crawfordsville.

James A. Spencer and Jack Richard Tschan. Connecticut College. New London. Sarah Jane Klein.

Simmons College. Boston: Roberta S. Hill. Earlham College. Richmond.

Dair Arina, Lincoln College, Lincoln, Thomas Wertheimer and Stanley Gurian, Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, Carol Steidle. Universitv of Davton: Sister M. Rose C. Berberich, Marv Geraldine C.

S. Lavanier. Glenn. Marv Gerald Jo J. Wright.

Ruth A. Beckmever. Grathwohl. Ralph H. Alice B.

Brueneman. Longo. Rav T. Scheidler. Daniel C.

Finke and Joseph Howard B. Hutzel University. Washinaton. D. Lowell Turner Samoson.

Washinaton and Lee University. Lexington, W. Leigh Ansell and Alan B. University of Oklahoma: Norma Jean Osher. Masters degree: Hugh P.

Maguire, and Leonard B. Nason, Chiropodv. May 31. Cleveland: Ohio College of Donald C. Johnson.

Trinity College, Washington D. Sara Ann Suzanne Mary Dall, Mary Joyce Keller and Sister Mary Victor Minham, S.N.D. Bryan College, Dayton, William R. William McKinley 'McKinlev Indiana University: "Claude K. Abraham.

Forty-one out-of-town universities and colleges are graduating 208 students from Greater Cincinnati this spring. Edward J. Cleary, executive director and chief engineer of the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Committee, received an honorary degree from Rutgers University Wednesday. Mr. Cleary graduated from the university in 1929.

The graduates and their schools are (bachelor degrees unless otherwise indicated): Miami University, Oxford: Sue H. Bolton, John C. Bronaugh, Susan J. Chandler, Robert W. Dice, Robert L.

Diener, Paul L. Faust, Walter C. Frank, John W. Grifalconi, Masters degree; Eddie L. Hill, Larry S.

Hoffheimer. Also: Carol A. Humphrey, William 8. Kemp, Julie L. Larrick, Janice A.

Mattfeld, Sharon Ann Mish, John A. Morgan, Sally A. Phillips, Andrew Rego, E. Allen Roth, Elroy L. Sandberg, Carolyn A.

Schroeder, Barbara R. Shilling, Frank William Vockell, Geneva W. Clark. Jeanne Pale, Terrence A. Noonan, Sheila A.

Mitchell, Robert A. Banzhaf, Ronald F. Henke, Ruth E. Kloker, James G. Martz, Susan B.

Matthews, Jo Ann Huff Drummond, Warren J. Tripp, Masters degree; Caroline Brown, Barbara G. Emery, L. Musgrove, Theodore A. Runck, Lisanna Wiley, Paul F.

Riehm, Masters degree; Joyce E. Brocksmith, Robert Lee Dyer. Sara W. Thomas, Jerry W. Albright, Carl F.

Duning Jr. and' Robert W. Eckles, Masters degrees; Joan C. Ehle, Marybeth Law. ler, Florence A.

McMahon, Art L. Halmi, Thomas M. Beyer, Trousdell, Masters degree; Vernon F. David B. Butke, Carol A.

Carrier, Al S. Geller, Bernard Schatz, Ronald G. Hillebrand. Gail B. Obermann, Jerry Lee Scheele, Kenneth Lewis, William Numrich, Marcina J.

Quimby, Norbert E. Schwartz, Gary Bowyer, Jacquelyn F. Gerrard, Kenneth B. Fowler, Edward F. Howard, Clifford C.

Runk, Lloyd J. Pollack, Donald L. and Ronald E. Huber. Masters A.

degree; Sandra Russell Horvath, Nancy Nancy Losekamp, P. Roberts, L. Butterfield, Louis L. Camp, Donald H. Savis, David E.

Rotan, Kathleen G. SchneiThomas A. Gosink, Everett L. and Robert J. Town Jr.

College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio: Joan Becker and Alice Boughton. University of Wisconsin: Joan M. Harman, Michael Litwack, Judilee Tash and Myrna J. Silverstein, Masters degree. Cornell College in Mt.

Vernon, lowa: Jack College New Rochelle in New Rochelle, N. Kav Donovan. Oberlin College: Mark S. Israel, Gloria Jacobs, Daniel B. Kooyman, Marilyn Marc, Barry, and David G.

Sweet. Denison University, Granville, Ohio: David W. Savage, Jo Ann Avers, Nancy Condon, Donald R. Carol Hendon, 1. Netting, Donald B.

Rhoad, Virginia Scott, Mary Tallentire, Alexander Thomson Sally Wood, Mrs. Eleanor Nisbet Byars and Kay William Adams L. and Byars Barry 111, Lucia Evans, Mary. S. Porter.

Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware: Liam Agee, Richard Faul, Gordon Greek. Taylor Ronald Lutz, Joyce Miller, Andrew Nicholson, Suzanne Shipley, Annette Strothman, Don Van Duke, Terry Williams, Sarah Young, Patrica Cummings and Sylvia Sanders, Eden Theological Seminary, Webster Groves, Tom Puroff. He will become missionary in Honduras. Washington University, St. Louis: Luis Helene Merkel.

Tri-State College, Angola, John Farbach, Melvin R. Greiser, president of Ph.D.: James A. Beier, John R. Graham. Nancy Hattendort.

Masters dearee: Margaret D. Keck. Mrs. Frances Costaana Ruhe, Otto P. Sturzenberger, D.S..

Nancy E. Trager and Ronald L. Walden. Carnegie Institute of John Roder. Masters degree.

Syracuse University: David H. Griffin. Taylor University: Janet Rose Berst. St. Louis Universitv: The Rev.

Wilton Kennev. S.J., Ph.D.: Robert L. Cook and Martin F. Ver Taft School. Watertown.

Robert Alphonso Taft. He will attend Yale University, next Sandra fall Marni has been Elisabeth awarded a fellowship to study economics at Indiana been University next a vear $300 Marvin scholarship Lee Keane has awarded from the American School in. Chicano. University of Colorado, Boulder. James Calvin Hobart.

Masters degree: Gordon Reis 111 and Marv Elizabeth Baechle, vate industry where they can influence Federal defense spending. Santanglo, 1 a member of the House Appropriations Committee, said in an interview on CBS radio, that he had no information that any of these men had done anything wrong but that they were in positions in which they might be able to exert influence on their former Army colleagues. THE GIRLS 0 hon YAY Front 6-8 "I bought the most adorable surprise for your birthday! Now you wait right here while I run in and slip it on." Money To Burn and I am sorry to say that It is being practiced. "IT IS A DANGEROUS who to take a furtheory because, it leads those ther step. It is that unless they control an institution of government, they not let that institution work." The nearest Johnson came to naming names was after he said that, the Democratic, controlled Congress its 1960 hopes on a "constructive" record.

Then he said: "And those who seek to run 'against' this record had better offer the voters something besides partisan slogans shouted (hastily into a microphone on a Tuesday morning." Johnson did not say so, but presumably he was referring to the sessions with reporters held each Tuesday by Republican House leader Charles A. Halleck (Ind.) and GOP Senate leader Everett M. Dirkson (Ill.) after their weekly talks with President Eisenhower: Must Curb Hoffa, Says Kennedy WASHINGTON Sen. John F. Kennedy (D.

Mass.) said today it was urgent that labor reform legislation should be passed to curb the power of James Hoffa, Teamster Union president. Concerning such legislation now pending in Congress, Kennedy: "If Hoffa doesn't serve as an open invitation to the passage of a reform bill today, then, in my judgment, you'll never get a bill, and Mr. Hoffa will be home free. He will continue to be a public menace holding extreme power in an irresponsible way." Kennedy suggested that the House rewrite the so-called "bill of rights" amendment to the labor bill. He called the amendment a hastily written compromise.

Foreign Aid Keeps Troops Home-Keating WASHINGTON Kenneth B. Keating (R. N. said today that if the United States cuts off economic grant aid abroad, it will run a grave risk of having to send its own troops into Korea. "Don't be misled about this talk of eliminating 'give Keating said.

"Nothing that holds the Communists in check and keeps American boys here, is a give away." Keating directed his in a New York television program at a proposal by Sen. Mike Mansfield (D. Mont.) to shut off gifts of defense support and three economic aid entirely over a period. Keating said that like Mansfield, who is the assistant Senate Democratic leader, he favors shifting emphasis from grants to loans. But, he said, Mansfield "has overlooked the fact that some of our allies on the Communist perimeter, particularly in the Far East, are maintaining armed forces far beyond their economic ability, solely because of our military aid.

"If we cut off that aid now, we run a grave risk of inviting another Korea unless we want to send our own troops in there to take the place of the foreign troops now maintained by U. S. aid." the Senator added. "There would sure be one big squawk if that happened." Republican Pride Surges -Nixon WASHINGTON (UPI) -Vice President Nixon said today a Republican door-bell ringing drive is demonstrating a "great resurgence of pride in The vigor of the drive, he said, "is a sign of the optimism and enthusiasm which, if continued, will bring our party to victory in Such efforts are the "bedrock on which the Republican Party builds its record of good government," he said. Ex-Army Officers Influencing Funds? NEW YORK (UPI) -Rep.

Alfred Santangelo (D. N. said today he will disclose in the Congressional Record this week the names of 35 former Army officers now in key positions in pri- AKRON, Ohio, June 7 (P) -Peter Dasco, operator of the West Market Street Drive-In, told boy working to burn the trash, so the boy burned the trashincluding that in a wastebasket where Dasco had planted $800 for safekeeping. Tomorrow he will take the charred roll to the bank in hopes the bank can recognize it as currency. $3,218,000 Paid For Independent Life By Cincinnati Concern In Stock Deal North American Equitable Life Assurance 2330 Victory has purchased all the stock of Independent Life Insurance Baltimore Md.

The purchase price was 000, Mark H. Kroll, president of North American, announced yesterday. Purchase of the Baltimore Company's stock, and its eventual merger into North American were approved by the Cincinnati company's stockholders and the Ohio Departments of Insurance early last week. Independent Life has more than $6 million in assets and million of insurance in Net earnings in 1958 were $300,000. A North Assurance American Company was Equitable licensed Life in November 1958.

The company's authorized starting capital of $10 million was the largest of any life insurance company ever formed in the entire United States. The stock of the company is entirely owned by Ohio residents. A Family Of 4 Killed In Crash WENTZVILLE, June (UPI) members of a family were killed and a fifth seriously injured in a head-on automobile collision today. State Highway Patrolmen identified the dead as John M. Smith, 27, his wife, Mildred Ann, 25, and their daughter, Marregret Mo.

Ellen Mrs. three, all Smith's of mother, Mrs. Elmer Vomund, 60, Martinsburg, also perished in the crash and another Smith -year-old Ruth Ann, suffered a fractured leg. She was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in St.

Charles. Troopers said the driver of the other car was Clyde Crenshaw, 16, of St. Louis. Crenshaw was said to be passing a third car near the crest of a hill at the time of the accident. JOURNEY'S END (DEATHS) BUERGER Joseph beloved band of the late Susanna Burger (nee Weber), devoted father of Mrs.

Mary Sieber, Father Francis, Paul, Bernadette, John, Joseph, Gregory and Aloysius Buerger, brother of William Burger; formerly of Charlotte Wyoming; Thursday, June 4, 1959; age 75 years. Friends may call at The Imwalle Memorial, 4311 Vine at Washington, St. Bernard, Monday between and 9 P. M. Solemn Requiem High Mass St.

James Church (Wyoming), Tuesday, 10 A. M. EVERSMEIER-Adelaide, devoted mother of Mrs. J. A.

McKibben of Atlanta, and Mrs. H. McAtee of Buena Vista, Ohio, passed away Saturday, June 6, 1959. at East Point, formerly of Montgomery, Ohio. FUneral from the Kleb Thiendorf Funeral Home, 3900 Montgomery Tuesday, June 9, at 2:30 P.

Friends may call after 12 noon Tuesday. FINCK -Raymond beloved husband of Virginia 'Crisler Finck and stepfather of Anita Nashick and Alex Cravola and dear son of Mrs. Sophia Finck brother of Gordon and Donald Finck, Sundav, June 7, 1959; residence, Springdale, Ohio. Funeral from John J. Radel Funeral Home, 1005 Madison Covington, Wednesday, June 10, at 2 P.

M. Friends may call Tuesday after 4 P. M. Inferment Evergreen Cemetery. FRANK -Edwin Leon, 729 Betula beloved husband of Carrie Lorch Frank, father of Margery Frank Kingsgale of Boston, and Carol Frank Philips of Dayton, Ohio, brother of Mrs.

Helen Copeland of Miami Beach, and the late Arthur L. and Jesse 6. Frank. Services at Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Tuesday, June 9, 1959 at 10:30 A. M.

FUETTERER-Charles, husband of the late Amelia Link Fetterer, dear father of Mrs. Elsie Jung, dear grandfather of Donald Jung, Saturday, June 6, 1959, residence, 6239 Cheviot age 90 years. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave.

at Knowlton Northside, Monday after 4 P. M. Funeral services Tuesday, 2:30 P. M. GAINES-Gladys Mae (nee White), beloved wife of the late Ollie Gaines, dear sister of Mrs.

Alfred Newman, at her residence, 2183 Central 1959. Cincinnati, Services Ohio, Wednesday, Sunday, June 10, at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Bellevue, at 2 P. M. Friends may call Tuesday, from 4 to 9 P. M.

HELD Elizabeth (nee Kleintank), beloved wife of John Held, dear mother of Mrs. Betty Minoque and William Held, Sunday, June 7, 1959, at her residence. 318 Dervill Ludlow: age 72, years. Friends may call at the Bullock Funeral Home, 461 Elm Ludlow Tuesday, 3 to 10 P. M.

Requiem 'High Mass, St. Boniface Church, Ludlow, Wednesday. at 9 A. M. HILL -Minnie (nee Paeltz), beloved wife of Glenn J.

Hill and sister of Louise Latham, Gladys Taylor and Naomi Simcox, Friday, June 5. 1959, Bethel, Ohio. Services from Kennedy Funeral Home. Bethel. Ohio, Monday.

June 8, at 2 P. M. Friends may call at the funeral home, Sunday after 3 P. M. HITCH -Oscar, husband of the late Cora Herrington Hitch and dear father of Mrs.

Pearl Cummins, Saturday, June 6, 1959: residence, 2267 Madison Covington. Funeral from John J. Radel Company Funeral Home. 1005 Madison Covington, Tuesday, June 9. at 2 P.

M. Friends may call Monday after 4 P. M. Interment Highland Cemetery. KELLY- -Thomas, beloved brother of Martin and Richard Kelly and the late John and Patrick Kelly, nephew of Mrs.

Catherine Curran, Saturday, June 6, 1959, at his residence, 963 Ninth St. Funeral from the Gilligan-Siefke Funeral Home, 3671 Warsaw Wednesday, June 10. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Anthony Church at 10 A. M.

Friends may call Tuesday after 4 P. M. KOLLMAN-Paul1 V. beloved, husband of Ann Marie Jesinsky Kollman. dear father of Alice Ann.

Paul V. Jr. and Harry J. Kollman, brother of Jeanne F. Kollman, suddenly Friday, June 5, 1959; residence, 6921 Ken Abre Kenwood.

Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, 3437 Montgomery Monday, to 9 P. M. Requiem High Mass, St, Vincent Ferrer's Church. Tuesday.

June 9. at 9:30 A. M. KRAMER -Ida M. (nee Beagle), beloved wife of William H.

Kramer, devoted mother of Miss Amelia May Kramer and William J. Kramer. at her dence, 15 Tower Place, Ft. Thomas, Kv. Services at the Vonderhaar Stetter Funeral Home, Third and Overton Newport June 9 1959.

at 2 M. Friends may call from 3 to 9 P. Monday. Member of American Council D. of and Pass Councilor's State tion of Ohio.

MARSH--Anna (nee Smethurst), wife of the late Matthew Marsh, mother of Mrs. Henry (Irene) Frommer, grandmother of Richard L. Brunsman, Worthington. Ohio. and the late Robert M.

Brunsman; also survived by five great-grandchildren; Sunday June 7, 1959; residence. 4791 Day Road; age 87 years. Friends may call at the Hawthorne Funeral Home, 7830 Hamilton Tuesday after 4 P. M. Funeral services Wednesday, June 10, at 10:30 A.

M. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Their Final Tribute A KRYSEL-James Radel Service CONIFF- Thomas LILLIAN-Sumpter -Raymond PITZER -Lawrence GILLIEACE-Lawrence RARDIN-Elizabeth GRAY-Willle Mae SIEBERT -John HITCH -Oscar SMITH -Stanley HUTSON-Jimmie STOREY -George tc. Radel's every service is conducted with the full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute to someone's memory The JOHN J. RADEL CO.

HENRY J. RADEL, Pres. 652 STATE WA 1-0365 4122 Glenway, WA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington, HE 1-4185 1804 Vine PA 1-6145 822 York, Newport, CO CREMATION HILLSIDE CHAPEL GUY. W. Anderson NICHES URNS 525.

Dixmyth Ave. -UN 1-1021 NO CHARGES FOR CHAPEL SERVICES Booklet On Request VISITORS WELCOME DAILY 9 TO NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR CHerry 1-6929 mACK Johnson funeral homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd.

BR 1-0203 Schaefer Formerly Busby WILTSEE, Inc. 24 W. 9th St. CH 1-0932 Journeys End BUERGER EVERSMEIER FINCK FRANK FUETTERER GAINES HELD HILL HITCH KELLY KOLLMAN KRAMER MARSH McPARTLIN MULLOY NEUBERT PAYNE RAPP RESLER RUCHTY SANSONE SCHMALZ SCHROEDER SCHULTE SNELL STANSBURY SURE TEETOR WEAVER WILDER For we walk by faith, not by sight. Il Cor.

5:7. (Copyr. 1959, John Howard Harris) McPARTLIN George widower of Alma Steinkamp McPartlin, devoted father of Dan McPartline, dear brother of Dorothy Bresnen, Evelyn Coleman, Florence Parker, Irene and Roy McPartlin, Saturday, June 6, 1959, residence, 6669 Iris Ave. Friends may call Monday 4-9 P. M.

at the Stanley Rd. High Funeral Home, 6546 Montgomery Services Tuesday 10:30 A. M. MULLOY -Most Rev. William D.D.; His Excellency, the Bishop of Covington, beloved brother of Mrs.

Kathleen Sweeney: Monday, June 1, 1959. Transfer of remains to the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption and Vesper of the dead, Monday, June 8, at M. Office of the Dead, Tuesday, June 9, at 10 A. Solemn Pontificial Requiem High Mass, 10:30 A. M.

Interment St. Mary Cemetery, Ft. Mitchell. Hugenberg Niemeyer Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. NEUBERT -Ernst beloved husband of Margaret Rau Neubert, dear father of Richard and Harry Neubert, Friday, June 5, 1959, at residence, 4708 Winton age 73 Freinds may call at the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Monday, from 7 to 9 P. M. Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 A.

M. PAYNE (Mary) Kathryn Clark, beloved wife of the late Riley Sanford Payne, mother Gerald Dean C. and Miss Baronese, Payne, sister of W. H. Clark, at her residence, 234 E.

Second Covington, Friday, June 5, 1959. Services at the Allison Rose Funeral Home, Robbins St. and Madison Covington, Tuesday, June 9, at 10 A. M. Interment Highland Cemetery.

Friends may call from 4 to 9 P. M. Monday. RAPP-Mary E. (nee Stevens), beloved wife of Walter L.

Rapp, and devoted mother of Shirley Jean and Frederick L. Rapp, and sister of Hazel Peebles, Frank and George Stevens and Alberta McCormick. Sunday, June 7, 1959: residence. 3059 Madison Rd. Requiem High Mass at St.

Cecilia Church, Tuesday, June 9. at 9 A. M. Friends may call at the Witt. Good Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Road.

Hyde Park at Oakley Square, Monday. from 4 to 9 P. Oliver, beloved husband of Ida Mae Rardin (nee Eads), beloved father of Mrs. Betty Butler; suddenly, Friday, June 5, 1959; residence, 2323 W. McMicken Ave.

Friends, may call at the Busse Borgmann Co. Parkway Funeral Home, Central Pky. after 2 and Clifton Hills Sunday, P. M. Service Monday, June 8 at 11 A.

M. Take Ohio Bus Lines direct to funeral home, transfers accepted. RESLER-Frederick beloved husband of Jennie Hammons, Resler, and devoted father of Mabel Terrell, and Christine Naumann and Ruth Harris: also survived by six grandchildren and 11 Saturday, June 6, 1959: residence, 3738 Anioton Ct. Services at the Witt. Good Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Hyde Park at Oakley Tuesday, June 9, at 2 P.

M. Friends mav call Monday, to 9 P. M. RUCHTY Alexander beloved husband of Esther Donnelly Ruchty, beloved father of Mrs. Jane Bizzarri and Mrs.

Coletta Martin, devoted brother of Victor, Ervin and Eugene Ruchty and Mrs. Dorothy Schild; Friday, June 5, 1959; residence, 210 Crescent Wyoming Friends Co. Parkway Funeral Home, Central may call at the Busse, Borgmann Pky. after and Clifton Hills Sunday 2 P. M.

Service Monday, June 8, at 9:30 A. M. Take Ohio Lines direct to funeral. home. Transfer accepted.

SANSONE-John beloved husband of Lillian Sansone (nee Furst), devoted father of Mrs. John Jump. beloved son of Mrs. Freda Palmisano Sansone and the late Fred Sansone and brother of Soddy, Frank, Pete and Gay Sansone, Mrs. Carl Geraci, Mrs.

Mrs. Joseph Tedesco, Mrs. Chas. Ceresi, Tom Ceresi, Mrs. Sam Ceresi, Saturday, June 6, 1959.

at his residence. 6639 Haley Madisonville. Funeral from the Gilligan Funeral Home. Woodburn at Lincoln, Wednesday, June 10, Requiem High Mass St. Marys Church, at 9 A.

M. Friends may call Tuesday after 3 P. M. SCHMALZ-Rose I. (nee Kehrer), widow of Fred A.

Schmalz, Saturday, June 6, 1959, at Methodist Home for Aged. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Monday after 4 P.

M. Funeral services Tuesday at 1:30 P. M. College Hill Chapter. OES services Monday 8 P.

M. SCHROEDER Henrietta beloved daughter of the late John H. and Anna C. Schroeder, dear sister of Mrs. Emma K.

Knecht of Glendale, and aunt of Mrs. F. Walter Blesi, Saturday, June 6, 1959, residence, 26 Rawson Wood Circle. Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Fairfield Clifton Funeral Home, 345 W.

McMillan Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. Requiem High Mass Church of the Annunciation, Tuesday, June 9, at 9:30 A. M. SCHULTE -Irene J.

(nee Butler), beloved wife of the late Harry J. Schulte dear mother of Mrs. Margaret Besterman and 1959, Harry J. Schulte. Saturday, June 6, at her home.

2313 Madison Avenue, age 68 years. Funeral Wednesday, June 10. from the John N. Middendorf Sons Funeral Home, 917 Main at 8:30 A. M.

Requiem High Mass at St. Augustine Church, 9 A. M. Interment Mother of God Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday, 2 to 10 P.

M. SNELL-Icie Mae (nee Clark), beloved wife of the late Charles Oland Snell and mother of Charles R. Harold and Herbert Snell, daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Clark, at her residence, 511 Sanford St.

Covington, Sunday, June 1959; age 66 years. Services at the Allison Rose Funeral Home, Robbins St. and Madison Covington, Wednesday, June 10, at 2 P. M. Interment Laurel Cemetery.

Friends may call from 3 to 9 P. M. Tuesday. STANSBURY -James Henry, husband of Joan C. Stansbury, father of Mrs.

Bertha Boesch, Mrs. Catherine Meier, Mrs. Cora Sudehoff, Charles, Earl and Gordon Stansbury, residence, Crescent Saturday, June 6, 1959. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309.

E. Millan Walnut Hills, Tuesday, to P. M. Services Wednesday, I. June 10, 2 P.

M. -ANNOUNCEMENTS Classification Index -JOURNEY'S END (DEATHS) B-CARD OF THANKS C- IN MEMORIAM E-RELIGIOUS SOCIAL EVENTS F-SOCIETIES AND LODG23 6-MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES -LOST AND K- TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES DELINQUENTS need 5. S. reaching. Train teachers with S.

S. Times, Philadelphia. International uniform S. S. lessons.

AM applying for a beer license, be sold by drink. Fleetwood 7-4851. SUMMER CLOTHING SUITS SOFAS FURNITURE. Salvation Army Thrift Shop, 1514 Freeman Ave. Save and Help Others.

PA 1-4478. SCHRI I FFENBERGER 3311 VINE ST. AV 1-0421 JOHN C. GUMP FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glenmore st Herbert Cheviot MO 1-0690 John W. Bamber Robert Bamber 3011 Woodburn Ave.

W0 1-1440 Bolton Funeral Home 3042 Harrison Ave. Westwood Wain A Bolton Me MO 1-4059 ERSCHELL FT. THOMAS NEWPORT HI 1-1982 CO 1-8033 JACOCKS ELDEN A. FUNERAL -AV 1 5600 Hodapp Funeral Homes Hamilton at Elkton 7401 Vine St. KI 1-1040 VA 1-0805 RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES 19 Green St.

1309 California Ave. J. J. SULLIVAN CO. Bradtora Sullivan Director 1336 E.

McMillan at Bell PI. W0 1-0133 Tredway Funeral Home Established 1892 Norwood Ohio 2131 Cameron Ave. ME 1-0311 VORHIS Funeral Homes LOCKLAND OHIO NORWOOD OHIO VA 1-0063 ME 1-4884 Bamber Funeral Home WELL FUNERAL HOME 3901 READING KD. WRASSMANN FUNERAL 2625 Gilbert Ave. WO 1-1600 JOURNEY'S END (DEATHS) -Ida Fredericka, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph C. Suhre, Saturday, June 6, 1959; residence, 1206 Clay age 75 years. Friends may call Tuesday after 4 P. M.

at the Paul E. Frederick Son Funeral Home, 18 Calhoun Correyville, Requiem High Mass, Holy Family Church, Oldenburg, Indiana, Wednesday, at 9:30 A. M. Member of St. Clara Auxiliary No.

98 Knights of St. John and St. Anthony Shrine Society. TEETOR-George L. (Shorty), beloved brother of Ray and Ed Teetor, Sunday, June 1959; age 67; residence, Box 322, Miami River Road.

Friends may call at Rebold Funeral Home, 1712 Queen City Avenue, at Grand, Tuesday after 2 P. M. Services Wednesday, 1:30 P. M. VANDERHEID- Sylvan beloved husband of Margaret Updike Vanderheid, father of Mrs.

Barbara Hayes, and grandfather of two grandchildren; Friday, June 5, 1959; residence, 1744 North Hampton Bond Hill. Services at St. Matthews Episcopal Church, Monday, June 8, at 10 A. M. No visitation.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the ican Cancer Society. Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home in charge. WEAVER Leona, beloved widow Simeon Weaver, devoted mother Hugh M. Weaver and Mrs. Orvelle Burkard, Saturday, June 6, 1959, at the home of her daughter in Methodist Batavia, Ohio.

Services at the Church in Batavia, Monday, June 8, On at 1 P. M. In lieu of flowers make contribution to the Batavia Methodist Memorial Fund. The family will receive friends at 265 Fifth St. in Batavia.

Moore Funerai Home, Batavia, in charge of arrangements. WILDER- -Sam, Allison, beloved father of Jimmy, Mrs. Johnny, Henry, and Rev. R. Wilder, June 6, 1959; residence, 4431 Corsica PI.

Friends may call at the New Mission Church, Corsica PI. and Bush Monday, June 8. after 3 P.M. FUneral services 1:30 P. M.

Tuesday Interment United American Cemetery. C. H. Henton officiating. -Louis, beloved husband of Emma Wood, father of Helen Wood, son of Blanche and the late Wilbur Wood, brother of Myrtle Swartz, Sarah Sammone, Dora May Graw, Audrey Henderson, Eva Dumford.

and Paul Alta Smith, Wood, Alberta Craig, Roy Saturday, June 6, 1959, residence, 3564 Lillac Ave. Friends may call at the Thomas Funeral Home, 4418 Whetsel Madisonville, Tuesday after 4 P. M. Services P. M.

E. T. Carson Lodge No. 598. F.

A. M. and Scottish Rite ring service Monday evening, 8 P. M. War Veteran.

SOCIETIES AND LODGES SCOTTISH RITE RING SERVICE will be held for August Blankenship, Monday, June 8, at 8 P. M. at the Radel Funeral Home, 652 State Avenue. GEORGE A. LUTZ, T.P.M.

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TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES DRIVE and share to Boston or New England area week of June 8th or 15. Female with referen ST 1-2210 LEAVING FOR MIAMI week of June 21st, desire someone to help drive. References exchanged. UN 1-4607. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Classification Index 1-HOUSES FUR SALE 2-APARTMENT HOUSES, SALE 3-REAL ESTATE LOANS 4-RESORI PROPERTY SALE 5-FLORIDA PROPERTY SALE 6-OUT-OF-STATE PRUPERTY SALE 7-FARMS COUNTRY HOMES SALE 8-LOTS AND ACREAGE SALE 9-BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL PROP.

10-INVESTMENT PROPERTY 11-REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 12-REAL ESTATE WANTED HOUSES FOR SALE ADDYSTON-5 CHURCH ST. 5 ROOMS-1-FLOOR LORETTA MILLER, GR 1-6917 GR 1-4040 BL 1-2140 WISE REALTY COMPANY AMBERLEY VILLAGE PRESTIGE LOCATION ULTRAMODERN Several completed, others under construction on beautiful Lamarque Dr. off Arborcrest Dr. arrows to FloodLighted Open Houses Daily and Sunday, 10 'til 10. On and acre lots.

All utilities. BUILDERS: Nelson, Kappler, Solon, Kelly and Longeway. SPLIT-LEVELS AND RANCH HOMES Cincinnati School District. School bus. $40,000 and up.

REALTOR ELMER COOK TW 1-6220 AMBERLEY VILLAGE COLONIAL CLASSIC A bit of New England is this white gem, in its Emerald setting; 3-family bedrooms, 2 baths, plus maid's room and bath, 1st floor den and powder room. Mid-forties Call DOROTHY EGRY TR 1-2122 DIETZ Realty, CA 1-3375 AMBERLEY VILLAGE Long comfortable custom built ranch home, situated on a large lot. This elegant home offers many values that only custom construction will pre duce. For details call JJIM DUFF. 2-0992 EVELYN WEGENER, RE 1-8499.

WELLNER AMELIA A picturesque brick Cape Cod residence on nearly acre of tree shaded lawn. It boasts a large living room. family sized kitchen. 2 bedrooms with a large semi-finished 2d floor: $13.200 Dave Mattan. Root.

S. Delos EL.1-6100 MEMBER OF MULTIPLE- SELLING SERVICE AMELIA Everything baths. 2-car garage, 2 acres on S. R. this white brick ranch is picture book material, on beautifully kept grounds.

Nice looking 20x27 building for hobby or small business rear lot. Fansher Realtor BE 1-4469 AMELIA 3-BEDROOM RANCH $13,950 Living room 18x12, dining room 12x11, kitchen 11.6x11.6, bedrooms 12.6x10, 11.6x10, bath; utility room; 1-car garage; aluminum storm doors, screens lot. Call listing salesman, Ed Wurtzler, and windows; rear, patio; level 115-ft. TW 1-6399 or RE 1-6450. Robson-Middendorff, Inc.

AMELIA (NEAR)-Nice 4-room cottage, of good fertile ground. Will finance completely modern, on almost one acre to responsible party: $8600. Riverside 2-2117 ANDERSON TOWNSHIP Beautiful Tri-Level Garage with automatic doors; two tile baths. three large bedrooms, livine room, dining room, recreation room, basement room. House is air-conditioned.

Within walking distance of public and parochial schools. Call BILL CHARLES. PL 2-2688. EA 1-7900 8 AUCTION SALES AND REAL ESTATE Borton-McDermott 214 W. Main.

Wilmington, Ohio. Phone Fulton 2-2227. AVONDALE, NORTH VERY CLEAN Brick house on a quiet street, lust 2 blocks from school and 1 block to bus ine; 6 targe bedrooms, solarium or den, music. room, 9 closets, large kitchen and also a breakfast room; 50x150-ft. lot; built-in bookshelves; large front porch.

Call Bernie Rubinovitz, JE 1-3796 or RE 1-6450. Robson- AVONDALE-MT. AUBURN Colored, brick 5-4-4 3s baths. large yard, furnaces, $2000 down. bargain.

PO 1 2068, CH 1-6158, MA 1-9797.