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Sunday, February 18, 1968 ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS TITE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 3JtmrttMf Era CASON For more complete Information and the address of the funeral director, refer to Individual obituary below: Family, School Fail Mental Health FAUKNER Clemie FERN Lillie Deceased Time Date Funeral Director REIBIING Lydi SMELTZ John SMITH May THOMPSON Ben WEHRMANN Gustavt WETTIG Edna Miss Anna Mary, aqe 66 years: of 191 E. McMillan; Thursday, February 15, 1968, at 11:20 P. at Holmes Hospital. She was native of Covington, Ky. Funeral services, 10 A.

Monday, at the Smith-Rees Chapel at Cynlhiana, Ky. Friends may call after noon Sunday. 10:00 A. M. Feb.

19 W. Mtck Johnscn GEREIN Carl William HILLMAN Luella E. HOESMAN Edward ME. NZE Louise ABBOTT, Koy APFEL Lillie ABBOTT Roy beloved husband of Efi-l I. Abbott, fattier of Edna Marie (Penny) Geilt, grandfather of Pamela and Fred Geist, brother of Mae Bicknell ot Seal Beach, Calif.) Thunday, February 15, 1968: residence.

2905 Losantiville Awe. Friends may call at tht W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home. 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills, Sunday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Services Monday, February 19. at 10 A. M. 10:30 A.

M. Feb. 20 Trtdwty ARGUS. Louis 10:00 A. M.

Feb. 20 Lew f. White Memorial ARIINOHAUS. Edward BERGER. Cathtrint COTTINGHAM 9:30 M.

Feb. 19 Witt. Good Kelscb 9:30 A. M. Feb.

19 Schmidt-Dhtnati BERKERY, George beloved husband of Margaret Maggard Cottingham, father of Mrs. Lois Ann Romans, brother of Mrs. Louisa Hott. Mrs. 2nd Lt.

Michael W. 9:30 A. M. Ftb. 20 Gtllimort-Shortet APFEii Lillie (net widow of Frank Apfel, sister of Mrs.

Mathilda Bird, aunt of Mrs. Mildred Poooei Eva Russell, Mrs. Mary Cook, Wil-lard, Robert and Charles Cottingham, ion of Andrew and the latt Mary Kritstr Cottingham, grandfather of James Michael ana Mar The John I. IKadel Co. HENRY J.

RADEL, Pres. Ridel's wry strvic it conducted with tht) full pprtciation that it it sacrsd tribute to someone's memory. 2S62 North Bend 541-4200 652 STATE AVE, 921-0365 822 York. Newport, CO 1-8560 4122 Glenway, VVA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington, HE 1-4185 BY BILL CARLSON Enquirer Education Writer ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Failure of the family, schools and basic health services to prepare youth for life has bred the highest rate of mental Illness among youngsters 10 to 14 years old than ever before, a Washington researcher said here Saturday. Saturday, February 17, 1968j residence, 2108 Cleneay Norwood. Friends may call it the garet Greet Romans; Friday, Feb ruary 10, iyoo; resioence, 01 locust Summerside. Friends may call at tht Vorhil Funeral Tredwey Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood, Monday, 6.30 to 9 P. M.

funeral. Tuesday 10:30 A. M. Home, 5501 Montgomery Nor wood. Sunday.

4 to 9 P. M. Ser BIEHL. Josephine 10:30 A. M.

Feb. 19 Riedlingtr-Lcnrn BLUM. Walter 9j30 A. M. Feb.

20 Neidhard BRADY. Joseph Jr. 10:00 A. M. Feb.

20 John N. Middendorf Sons BROGHAMMER. Ann Harry Meyer A Sent BRUNS. Edward 9:30 A. M.

Feb. 20 Orueter BURGER. Charles 9:00 A. M. Feb.

20 Hodapp BURKE. John Feb. 21 Hodapp CASON. Anna 10:00 A. M.

Feb. 19 Smith-Rets Chaptl CHINA. Marlus 9:30 A. M. Feb.

19 Corken COGOZZO. Joseph 9:30 A. M. Feb. 20 Dhonau-Rosenacker COLE.Jieorjit 10:00 A.

M. Feb. 20 Thomas Memorial CONNELLY, Nettit 90 M. Feb. 19 Wain A.

Bolton COTTI NGHAM, George 11.00 A. M. Feb. 19 Vorhi's DAWKINS. Albert! 11:00 A.M.

Feb. 19 Mckenzie DORGER. Clarence A. Gilligan' ARGUS vices, Monday, February 19, at II A. M.

Louis beloved husband of Ruth -BAMBER- Robert Bamber tnd John R. Bambtr FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3011 WOODBURN 961-1440 DAWKINS Arous (nee Davis), brother ot Mrs, Catherine Ashford, Lexinqton, and Edward Argus. Columbus. Ohio Alberta, beloved mother of Mrs, Loretta Jeffries and Harold Wil W. Mack Johnson Funeral Homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E.

McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 liams, mother-in-law of Mr. Hulon also survived by nine nieces and four nephewsj suddenly, Friday, February 16, 1968i residence, Laurel-Lindale New Richmond. Jeffries, also survived by 14 orand- children, 12 great-grandchildren and other relatives; Tuesday, Febru Ohio.

Friends may call at the Lew r. White Memorial Funera Home. ary 13, IV6B; resioence, 113 wn liam H. Taft Rd. Visitation.

Mon ESSLINGER. Irma 10:30 A. M. Feb. 19 Baiter A Sahnd New Richmond, Monday, from 4 P.

M. Reouiem Hioh Mass. St day, February 19, from 6 to 9 FAULKNER. Clemie REYNOLDS Peter's Church, New Richmond, P. at tht McKenzia Funeral 2:00 P.

M. Feb. 19 John J. Radel Co. 1:00 P.M.

Feb. 18 Baiter A Sahnd FESENBECK. Fred Home, 59 Erkenbrecher Ave, (Avon-, Ellard, dear father of tht latt Harry! E. Reynolds, dear father-in-law of Tuesday, February 20, at to A. Burial, St.

Mary Cemetery, High' land, Ky. FLEY. lorent 1:30 P.M. Feb. 19 Cahall oaiel.

services, 11 a. luesoay, at St. John AME Zlon Church, Rev. A. I.

Fuller officiating. Interment Union Baptist Cemetery FREY. Anna 10:00 A. M. Feb.

19 Schramm Busse Borgmann Co. ARLINGIIAUS FRIEDHOF. Margaret 2:00 P. Feb. 19 Schmidt-Dhonati Mary Adelaide Reynolds, dear grandfather of Victor Thomas Harry 8., Deborah A.

and Corby J. Reynolds, also survived by other relatives; Thursday, February 15, 1968. Graveside services, Monday, February 19, at Gretnwood Cemt-terv. Lexinoton. at 12 noon.

FUERST. Frank Edward aqe 8B yearsi beloved husband of the lata Theresa Flake 9:30 A. M. Feb. 19 Harry Meyer A Sons DORGER FURCHI, Vincent Arlinafiaus.

devoted rather of Ed- 10:30 A.M. Feb. 19 Strawser MU 1-1343 Central Parkway and Clifton Hills GERREIN, Ctrl William 9:00 A. M. Feb.

20 John J. Kadel Co. 10:00 A. M. Ftb.

21 Corken No visitation. Jones Simpson Fu ward H. Arlinqhaus, survived by five grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren! Friday. February 16, 1968; residence. 9850 Tollgete In.

Montgomery, (formerly of Cardiff Reouiem Hioh Mass at All GIOVANETTI. Louis GLANCY. Clinttn neral nome, ojo aeon sr. in charge of arrangements. 1:00 P.M.' Feb.

19 Thomas GOLDEN. Evt Clarence beloved husband of the latt Marouerltt Hess Dorger, father of Mrs. Alvin Trautmann, Mrs. Harry Gllllgan Clarence A. Frank Charles H.

and Thomas H. Dorger, brother of Mrs. William Creed, Miss Ruth Dorger, Mrs, Roy Nash, Mrs. John Clarke, Mrs. Oliver Brockman end Mrs.

Walter Murray; Saturday, February 17, 1968. Funeral from the Gilligan Funeral Home. Out notict will be given. 2:00 P.M. Feb.

19 Stanley High SINGER Saints Church. Monday. 9:30 A. HAMM. J.

Robert 1.. P. M. Feb. 19 Kleb Ihlendorf A.

M. Feb. 20 B. J. Meyer A Sons" mwii iviiiiciiir wi nin.iHiiaii, end Traffic Manager of Formica HECK.

Henry Visitation at the Witt-Good and Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Hyde Park at Oakley Square, Sunday, February 18, 4 to 8 P. M. Member of Senior Citizens. Eighth HILEU, Dale Vitt A Stermer AM. 11:00 A.

M. Established 1836 John J. Radel Co. HOESMAN. Edward HUNT.

Victor oownrown. 11:00 A.M. Feb. 19 linnemann ESSLINGER 24 W. 9th St.

241-0932 BERGER lorp.) beloved husband ot Edna Dunlap Sinqer, dear father of Jane Wald and Jack Sinqer, brother of Edna Schuster and Lena Braun; passed away, Friday, February 16, 1968; at Ft. Louderdale. also survived bv eight grandchildren end ore great-Qrartddeuohter. Funeral from trie Reading Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 433 Readinq Reading. Tuesday.

February 20. at 2:00 P. M. Feb. 20 Georgt H.

Rohdt A Son J0HNSTONlaurt KENNEDY. Robert 10:30 A. M. Feb. 20 Wnssmann KNOSE-WIEMAN.

Clan 10:00 A. M. Feb. 19 Gimp-Hilt" LAWRENCE, Cecilia A. Catherine (net Diesel), beloved wife of the latt Joseph Berqer, dear mother of Mrs.

Louis A. (Mae) Yauss, Mrs. Harry (Thelma) Oster-day. Mrs. Bert (Lillian) Walsh and Joseph Berqer baloved brother of Henry Diesel, also 10 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren; passed Irma Frey, beloved wife of Carl H.

Esslinqer, mother of Rev. lionald C. Esslinger, grandmother of Denis and Denise Esslinger, sister of Mrs. Joseph (Virginia) Simone and Mrs. Albert (Helen) Welper, Charles and Eugene Frey; Thursday, February 15, 1968; residence, 6225 Girard Ave.

Friends may call at St. Peter's United Church of Christ, IIIA li.4.u E.knuni HILLSIDE CHAPEL Cremation Memorlillzatian MtaMtamMfllM fcatl RittlFrH 329 Dixmytt Phm IB1-1I21 9:30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at SS Peter and Paul Church, at 10 A. M.

Visitation, Monday, from 4 to 9 P. M. Rosary services, Monday LeMONNWalter 10:30 A. M. Feb.

20 Jacocks-Elden A. Good LUDWIO. Albert 9:00 A. Feb. 19 Simmlnaer MARSE, William 11:00 A.

M. Feb. 20 Thompson MEIBERS. Clements 10:30 A. M.

Feb. 20 Lletemtytr MIELE. Frank 9:00 A. M. Feb.

20 Rebold at f. M. away, inursday, reoruary 15, Ivohj residence, 1964 Kentucky Avt. Friends mav call at the Dhonau- uuu nvc, icwiubi 7 1 19, from 10 A. M.

until time of SISTER MARY OF THE SULLIVAN Rosenacker Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot Rd. near North Bend A Jt ki servitf) 01 luuu n. m. in lieu ui other remembrances, memorials mav he made to St. Peter's United INCARNATION MILLER.

Edward 10:30 A. M. Feb. 20 Baiter A Sahnd Funeral Homt. 1336 E.

McMillan J. Sullivan, Pi rector (Ellen Jordan) S.N.D.) Friday, Febru- St. Boniface Monday, 9:30 MUELLER. Susan Church of Christ or the charity of 9:30 A. M.

Feb. 19 Nurre Bros. ALLISON ROSE aay to, IV6d; at the Summit, 2161 Grandin Rd. Funeral Monday. Febru- your choict.

Baiter and Sahnd ru neral Homt In charot. 10:00 A. MJ Feb. 20 Riedlinqer-lemen MULLEN. James NADERMANN.

William A. M. HlBERKERY 2nd Lt. Michael beloved hus- dav 19. Reouiem Hioh Mass at the COVINGTON CO 1-0146 1 JhOO A.

M. Feb. 20 Nurrt Bros. Convent Chapel, Monday, February FAULKNER ORR. Mattit 1:00 P.

Feb. 20 Glenn-Hall C. DOBBLING SON iv, at P. M. Friends may call Sunday, February 18, after 3 P.M.

Clemie beloved wife of the late band of Mary (Eslinger) Berkery, dear son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Berkery, dear brother of Allan FT. THOMAS 441-1730 BELLEVUE 261-8041 Emitt Faulkner, devoted mother of Mrs.

Sarah Ann Thorp, Mrs. Flora 1 -r I 1 I SMELTZ Berkery, dear grandson of Mrs Anna Braener Monday, February 5, 10.Q. raciH.nr. Oil? Hodapp Funeral Homes John beloved husband of Jessie Smeltz (nee Cook), beloved father of Mrs. Merle Weber, Jack W.

Smeltz. dear Grandfather of two Columbus West Chester. Ohio. Hamilton at Elkton 7401 Vine St. iri iinn in i ione Eldred and Donald Faulkner, dear sister of Mrs.

Iva Marsh, Mrs. Emma Daniel, Morton and Georqe Crowe, 23 grandchildren, also 26 qreat-grandchildren; Friday, February 16. 1968: residence. 230 E. Friends may call from 6 to 9 Miami Sees No 4SevcrerBlow In Draft Change Enquirer Special OXFORD Changes In the draft law will not hurt the teaching staff of Miami University severely, the dean of the graduate school, Dr.

H. Bunker Wright, said Saturday. Most graduate deferments ended Friday and schools that relied heavily on graduate students to teach undergraduates will feel a real pinch, he said. Miami employed "very few" graduate teaching assistants. 5 On the long view, said Wright, will "share many of the other problems" schools face from the Graduate enrollments will fall because only medical and dental students will be deferred according to Friday edict from the Selective Service.

I Miami has 366 full-time male graduate students who could be grafted. Some, said Wright, will probably have other reasons for Ideferments, such as being veterans or unable to pass the physicals. The total part-time and full-time 'graduate enrollment at Miami, he was 830 students of a student of 11,000. Mishap On Lift Injures 10 Skiers OLEAN, N. Y.

Ten Persons Iwere Injured, four seriously, when a 3200-foot-long double chalrlift filled with weekend skiers went out of control Saturday and careened backwards down a slope at the near-by Grosstal Ski Resort. Some skiers on the lift were slammed against a concrete building housing the ski lift machinery at the bottom of the hill, others fell or Jumped from the chalrlift to the 1 snow 10 to 30 feet below. I State Police said a shear pin snapped In a clutch of the ski lift mechanism, causing the chairs to bob up and down and then slide back Jim Hinkle, a lift operator, said, had no idea what happened. The thing started shaking and then I started slipping backward fast" Police said It had not been de-! termlned how many skiers were on the chalrlift at the time. P.

Monday, at the Ga imore. grandchildren, dear brother of Mrs. Betty Rinehard and Percy L. Smeltz: Friday. February 16.

1968: Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton Fifth Newport, aqe 77 Shorten Funeral Home, 400 Readinq Mason, Ohio. Requiem High Mass, Tuesday. February 20, 1968, at 9:30 A. at St.

Susanna rhnl. Ua.MI nk: In4.nn.nt aqe 67 years) at Northern Kentucky Baptist Home. Services will be at years, runerai services, monoay February 19, at tht John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 822 York Newnart.

Kv at 7 P. M. Inter REED. William 2:00 P. M.

Feb. 19 Powtrt-Nurrt RULARBenitmin 9jJ5 A. M. Feb. 20 Simmlnqtr REYNOLDS.

Ellard Feb. 19 Jones A Simpson SINGER, Albert D. 10:00 A. M. Feb.

20 Schmidt DhontiT SISTER MARY of tht JncarnatiOT 5 00 P. M. Feb. 1 9 Gilligan 9:00 A. M.

Feb. 19 Vitt A Stermer SMITH. Deni 10:00 A. M. Feb.

20 John ji Radel Co. SMITH. Robert 1:30 P.M. Feb. 19 Grubbs A Roust STJohjL: 1:00 P.M.

Feb. 20 John J. Radel Co. TjlA' trlot t. 11:00 A.

M. Feb. 20 Jackmtn TARVER, Dock R. 1:00 P.M. Feb.

21 Glenn-Hall WALKER. Ctrl 11:30 A.M. Feb. 19 Gilligan WEIDEMANN. Port 11:00 A.M.

Feb. 19 Chas. A. Miller Sons WETTIG. Edna 10:30 A.

M. Feb720 John J. Radel Co. WILHELM. Julius 10:00 A.

M. Feb. 19 Dalbert-Woodruff" WILLSEY. William 1:30 P.M. Feb.

19 Chat. A. Miller Sons YUNGER. Carl 10:30 M. Feb.

20 Neidhard CARD OF THANKS Union Township Cemetery, West I r. M. February 20, at the John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 622 York Newport, Ky.

Interment at the Alexandria Cemetery. Alex Chester, Ohio. ment, Evergreen Cemetery. Visita Card Of Thanks BIEIIL tion, Sunday alter 4 P. w.

(Middle-town, Ohio papert pleas copy.) andria, Ky. Friends may call after 4 r. Art. Monoay. Thanks to tht many friends, relatives and neiqhbors for the "qet well" cards and sympathy cards In the loss of my FESENBECK SMITH Josephine (nee Gall), beloved wife of the late William Biehl, devoted mother of Harry L.

Biehl end the late William Biehl, also survived by five grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren; passed away, Friday, February 16, 1968; residence, 1549 Robert beloved husband of Cora Lee (nee Rachford) Smith, dear father of Mrs. Kava Green. Bonnie. uciuvcu niie ALBERTA SCHMIDT Sincere thanks to the Staff and Niir Fred, beloved husband of the late Elisa Fesenbeck. grandfather of Fred Krauth, fatner-in-law of Mrs.

Marie Krauth; Thursday, February 15, 1968; residence, 2429 Clifton Ave. Services at the Baiter and Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton of Mercy Hospital. Oak Knoll Dm mo 99 years. Fu- Robbie Renee Smith, and dear brother of Mrs. Leonard Riqqs and Mrs.

D. W. Miller and James The Bereaved Husband, Robert Schmidt neral, Monday. February 19, from me Kieonnger-Lemen funeral Home, 1309 California Bond Hill Clitton, Monoay, reoruary iy, at 1 P. M.

No visitation Webb and Eddie Smith; Friday, Feb-1 ruary 16, 1968; residence. Union, aqe 52 years. Services, Grubbs IN MEMORIAM 10:30 A. M. Friends may call Sun- FLEY da 4 10 0 r.

M. BLUM Rouse Funeral Home, Florence, Monoay, 1:30 P. M. Visitation, aunoay atter 4 f. Walter A beloved husband of the late Esther Packer Blum, devoted father of Mrs.

William (Loretta) Lorena (nee Neu), beloved wife of the late Louis Fley, dear mother of Mrs. Mary Shaw, James Herman Fley and the late Elbert Fley, sister of Mrs, Pearl Reichardt end Mrs. Rptcin fox. a so survived bv seven HECK SMITH MARSE Mu k.U.,&J 11. Schwerinq, Marie, Audrey and William, beloved husband of Mrs.

Ella Marse, devoted father of Mrs, Auoust um. dear brother of Ann WVIMI UCIU'DU lltVIMGI U' III, 1 Lavonda Schuescnner, qrandmother of James Henshaw lister of Henry, beloved husbdhd of ttit late Marit M. Heck (nee Lochen), beloved father of Paul F. and the late Georqe H. Heck, also survived by eioht arandchildren enH two nraat.

Henry and Paul Blum, also survived mary t. Haley end John E. Marse both of Cleveland. Ohio, dea 3randchildren, 19 qreat-grandchil- ren and one great-qreat-qrandchild; Friday, February 16, 1968; resi-1 dence, Georgetwon, Ohio. Friends Harrier lunninq, Florence Lanier, Roy, Robert, Floyd and Joseph Colston: Friday.

February 16. 1968: ov tour qranocmiaren; suoaeniy, Saturday, February 17, 1968; resi dence. 7406 Joserjh Mt ororner or Mrs. Ida b. McQuire end John Marse; both of Cincinnati, and Mrs.

Fannia tfamntnn nf In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved Husband; Father and Grandfather CHARLES C. FRAZIER Who passed away February 15, 1967. It was early dawn, that bleak February day. When the Master came and led you away. So quietly I did not hear you go.

I think that it why I miss you so. But you woke to a beautiful day. All your cares and pain had fallen away You were with Him, whom you served so lonq. And your poor tired heart was well and strong. Sadly missed by hit Wift, Ruth, Children and' Grandchildren.

may can ar rne Lanau runerai of 1013 State Ave. Funeral ser grandchildren) on Friday, February1 16, 1968; residence, 1033 Wood-lawn Ave, Relatives and friends please call at the B. J. Meyer Fu Chattanooqa, also survived! Healthy; aqe 75 years. Requiem High Mass at the Church of the Assumption, Tuesday, February 20, at 9:30 A.

M. Friends may call at Home, Georgetown, atter a r. Sunday. Funeral services, Monday, February 19, at 1:30 P. M.

vices, Tuesday. February 20, at the John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 652 State at 10 A. M.

Friends py six granoctiiidren end other relatives; Saturday, February 17, 1968: residence. 112? Foraker Ave me Neidhard funeral Home, 7401 FREY neral nome, Jia Warsaw on Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral, Tuesday. Reouiem Hioh Mass, St.

Lawrence Church, it 10:30 A. M. Harm ton Mt. Hea thv. Mon may call Monday utter 4 p.

M. STRICKER Friends may call at the Thompson OOA I Anna (nee Andres), baloved wife of Hit late Benno Frey, dear mother day from 4 to 9 P. M. Assumption Holy Name Society prayers, Monday at 6:15 P. M.

Also member of Mt. Monday, February 19, from 6 to 4 HILER ot Sylvester ana ceiestine frey, also survived by two grandchildren -'Frank beloved husband of Alma Roeder Strieker, dear father of Mrs. Robert (Laverne Frank Mrs. Raymond (Audrty) Schnur and Mel Strieker, brother of Mrs. Dr.

Ell Bower, of the National Institute for Mental Health, said the existence of mental hospitals and prisons "is testimony to our Inadequacy to do the proper Job on the primary level (family and schools)." Bower said there are twb kinds of mental functions by which people learn: rational or intellectual activity and basic or emotional actions. "Mental illness is a result of people who cannot connect these two processes," Bower said. He noted that students are revolting against Institutions that will not provide ways for linking both processes in thinking. Bower said that the family's greatest function Is to provide the kinds of experiences and -love needed to "give kids a head 'start on life." When a family does not do this, a school has been expected to pick up the difference, he said. "Early in life a child must have meaningful play experiences to make the transitions to school classrooms.

"The concept of taking turns is a basic concept of any society and a basis of law," he said. lie suggested that failure to have such experience will lead to later problems, lawbreaking or school disruption. Husband Held After Wife Is Found Dead LEBANON The mysterious death of Mrs. Alice Arbuckle, 47, 4444 Hathaway Stoneyrill Subdivision, Franklin, was under investigation Saturday by Warren County officials, who charged her husband, Westley Arbuckle, 52, with first-degree manslaughter. Arbuckle was sent to a Hamilton hospital for psychiatric examination, officials said.

Mrs. Arbuckle died Friday of carbon-monoxide poisoning, and also had two lacerations on her head, according to a report received from the Hamilton County coroner's office, which did an autopsy for Warren County. Sheriff's Captain Roy Wallace, who filed the charge against Arbuckle, said Mrs. Arbuckle was found lying in front of her home, and neighbors had tried mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, when police arrived. She was pronounced dead at the scene by Drs.

Calvin Skinner, Mlddletown, and Dr. Scott Swope, Sprlngboro, Warren County deputy coroner. The sheriff's office did not disclose the reasons for Arbuckle's arrest, or a source of the monoxide poisoning. Our Bosses Best Kosygin Concedes MOSCOW (UPD Capitalist bosses are better than Communist bosses, according to Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin. In a speech reported here Saturday, Kosygin said Russia will never match American labor productivity until Soviet managers catch up to their American counterparts.

"Put our worker and an American worker side by side" Kosygin said. "Often our worker does better and more and faster than the American. His hourly output often will exceed the Americans. "But take a factory as a whole and we see that our labor productivity is considerably lower than the American," he said. "This depends not on the worker but on those who are entrusted with the organization of labor and management of production." Judges Named For Murder Trial Presiding Judge Simon L.

Leis of Common Pleas Courts has appointed Judge Louis J. Schneider and John W. Keefe to sit with Judge William R. Matthews in the first degree murder trial of Charles W. Flanagan, 58, 615 Probasco St.

Flanagan asked for the three Judge court after first demanding a Jury trial. He Is charged with the fatal shooting of his estranged wife, Georglana Flanagan, in her trailer home at 4364 Reading Norwood, last April 17. The trial starts Monday. Mai, Moll Take Guns From Mall Hamilton County police reported Saturday night that two men and a woman grabbed four small caliber weapons from the sports department at Shillito's Kenwood Mall store. They escaped on foot.

The trio smashed the glass on a gun case, grabbed three 22 caliber rifles and a 22 caliber snub nose revolver, police said. The weapons were worth about $200. The theft occurred at 7 pjn. when the store was open for business. Dale, beloved huthMwl nf Mjinriji.

r. m. runerai services, 11 A. Tuesday, at the funeral home. Rev.

T. H. Ftrrtll, officiating. Informant, Union Baptist Cemetery. Healthy smokers Casino.

BRADY lent Riehle Hller, beloved father of and tour qreat-qranacnuaren; inurs day; at the age of 92 years; residence. 11 Forest Glen Middle- MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES Joseph M. beloved husband of Catherine Brady (nee Jenson), de Martha Mueller, Mrs. Lena McFad den, Fred, Marie and Tillie Striek MEIBERS town. Friends may call at the Schramm Funeral Home, 5 Clark Middletown, Sunday, 2 to 5 and voted ratner ot Mrs.

Peter (Brenda Klnsella. Mrs. Dennis (Mary Jo AUTO INSURANCE PRORIFMS? Clemens beloved husband of We refuse no one. Check our low rates. 7 to 9 P.

solemn Kequiem tugn Louise Meibers (nee Wenstrup), dear father of Lawrence. Rmemarv wirs. William (bemice) Conroy, Mrs. John (Anlti) Soarto, Carl end Dale Hiler, 15 qrandchildren end one qreat-qrendchild) Thursday, February 15, 1968; residence, 2748 River Rd. Friends may call it the Vitt and Stermer Delhi Hills Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi at Robben on Sunday, February 18, from 3 to 8 P.

M. Services, Monday, February 19, at 11 A. M. 13 1 -B4VU Mass will bt sung at St. Mary Church.

Mlddletown, Monday, at 10 Moore, Patricia and Joey Brady, dear son of Mrs. Irent Brady (nee Kellev), brother of Tom Brady and the lata John J. Brady; Friday, February 16, 1968; at his home 1261 Upland Ft. Wright, Ky.i A. M.

Burial, Woodsidt Cemetery. Raymond 'and Urban Meibers, Irene Hopewell end Ruth Fischer, devoted brother of Harry, Albert, Joseph and Lambert Meibers and Mrs. BE A WEIGHT WATCHER If not completely satisfied wt will refund til your fat. Weiqht Watchers of FRIEDHOF er, granotarner ot lb qrandcnii-dren; Saturday, February 17, 1968; in his 77th year; residence, 3411 Daytona Ave. Friends may call at the Vitt and Stermer Western Hills Funeral Home.

3425 Harrison Cheviot, on Monday from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral, Tuesday, February 20, at 8:30 A. M. Pontifical Reouiem High Mass offered by Most Rev.

Clarence G. Issenman, Bishop of Cleveland, at St. Martin Church, at 9 A. M. THACKER Margaret Jean, dear mother of u'coici uiiuruiqn.

aqe 4 years, runerai, luesoay, February 20. from the John N. Cnna I Umi. DO YOU HAVE A DRINKING PROBLEM? HOESMAN Walter Moss, also survived by 10 grandchildren) Saturday, February 17, 1968; residence, 4894 Rapid Run. Friends may call at the mever Funeral Home.

3886 Readinn Marqaret C. Fnedhof, beloved daughter of Margaret Miller and the late Paul Friedhof, beloved sister of Paul Thomas. Timothy. 917 Main Covington, A. M.

Reouiem High Mass. Cathedral Rd. south of Paddock. Monday, from1 Basilica of tht Assumption. 10 Pauline tnd Donald Friedhof; passed away, Thursday.

February 15, 1968; aan 24 vears: residence. 768 Derby A. M. Interment, St. Mary Ceme 4 to r.

m. runerai, luesoay, February 20. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Edward beloved father of Edward F. Hoesman, beloved brother of Mrs.

Glen Kottenbrookr Thursday, February 15. 1968; residence, 229 Beech Rd Southqate Ky.j aqe 83 years. Prayers, Monday, February 19, from tht John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 822 York terv.

Visitation. Monday. 3 to Winton Place. Friends may Carlos beloved husband of Mildred Schlrmif Thacker. dear son call at the Dhonau-Rosenacker Fu 9 P.

M. BROGHAMMER leresa Uturch, it 10:30 A. MIELE of Mrs. Minnie Thacker, brother of neral Home, 5527 Cheviot Rd. near North Bend Sunday, 4 to 8 P.

where services will bt held dt Newport. at II A. M. in rank beloved husband of Rose Mrs. cnariotte Thomas, uncle of Carole Thomas; residence, 1006 U.arricixn Am Uirritnn Shin.

Anna (net Braun), beloved wift of tht lata John Broghammer, and ferment Union Cemetery. Friends mary Lindeman Mielt, dear father Monday at 2 P. devoted mother of Miss Hilda may call Sunday, 4 until 9 P. urday, February 17, 1968) aqe 56 ot Sharon Ann Miele, dear son of Thomas and the late Julia Bruno ALLUnULIL ANUNTMUUS, B61-4211 PUBLIC MEETINGS SAT. 9 P.

M. SUN. 7:30 P. M. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 405 Oak St.

NOTICE TO Shirley lean Smiley, aqe 41, who may have been known as Shirley Jean Grace, who at ont time lived In Hamilton. Ohio, with her orandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grace. Shirley (or anyone havinq information reqardinq Shirley) please get in touch with Shirley's father, Albert L.

Smiley, at 402 NOW forminq bowling league for shift workers. Will bowl as 3-man team. 11 A. M. on Friday.

Call Stone's Bowling Lanes, 731-7300. NOW FORMING Housewife bowlinq Complete nursery facilities available. Beqinners welcome. Call Stone's Jiowling Lane, Norwood 731-7300 TALENT WANTcri-AdiiHn rtu AiZ FUERST HUNT Miee. brother of John.

Marie Frank beloved husband of Marie Weiss Fuerst. devoted father of years, rnerws may can ar me Jackman Funeral Home, Harrison, after 4 P. M. Monday. Services from the funeral home, Tuesday, louise Miele; Saturday, February Broghammer and Mrs.

Vincent (Frieda) Vonderheidei Saturday, February 17, 1968; residence, 5279 Highview Dr. Relatives and friends may call Monday, 4 to 9 P. at the Harry Meyer and Sons Funeral Home. 4989 Glenwav Avt. oooosite Victor beloved husband of Dorothy E.

Hunt (nee Burinq), be- 1, iyoo; aqe so years) residence 3581 Locust Ln. Friends mav ral Sister Mary Ann R.S.M., dear brother of Carl Fuerst and Katherine Agricola of Cincinnati, Anna Spring-mann and Amelia Hauer of Ger at tht Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 loveo tamer ot victor Dennis Robert Miss, Barbara E. Hunt. Mrs. Caroivn Hammond and bienmort Avt.

at Mozart. Cheviot the Covedalt Theater (oft-street after 4 P. M. Monday. Funeral Mrs.

Susan Cheney, dear brother of February zo, at 11 A. M. Interment, Floral Hills Memory Gardens, Chilllcothe, Ohio. TARVER Dock dear father of Romas Nathaniel. Calvin C.

Predester. many; Thursday, February 15 1MR, residence. 5014 W. High parking). Reouiem High Mass, St Ttietoav mnmina Mass.

our Lady ot Lourdes Church, James Hunt, Mrs. Helen Johanne-man and Mrs. Emma Dt Benedictis. Tuesday, 9 A. M.

Relatives and friends may call Sunday, 3 to P. at tht Harry Meyer Sons Funeral Home, 4989 also survived by three qrandchil- 9:30. Member of St. Mary Ladies Society of St. Theresa, St.

Anthony Shrine Society. Friends of the MILLER oreni resioence, 3300 Mary Erlanqer, Ky.t Wednesday, erv 14. 1968: lot 55 vears. Fu- Dominican Sisters of tht Sick Poor, bienway opposite ine Theater (off street parking). ers musicians.

Night club. 29f-0240. Edward, beloved father of Mrs. Russell E. (Virginia) Holland.

Mrs. James S. and Andrew Tarver, Mrs. Patsy Norman, Mrs. Maqqie M.

Parrish, dear brother of John W. Tarver, Mrs. Carter Howard, Mrs. Euaenia Ware and Mrs. Johnnie February 19, please takt notice.

BRUNS Ernest H. (Charlotte) Wiley of mt unnemann Funen Home. Er Solemn Requiem High Mass, St. Teresa Church, Monday, 9:30 A. M.

Men of Milford please takt notict. Memorial remembrances are re- niaiean, ana toward i Miner, brother of Mrs, Josephine Bramleqe, Edward beloved husband of the Johnson, all of Alabama, and Mrs. Bertha Hill of Cincinnati, dear grandfather of 12, also survived by lanqer, at 10:30 A. M. Requiem Hicih Mass it St.

Henry Church at 11 A. M. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation.

Sunday, 3 to tare Lottie tsruns, aevorea rarne of Walter Bruns. and dear brothe TROUBLED? the Telephone Minister, 241-1556. Fril-9P. M.i Sat.9i.M.-l P.M. WANTED TENOR SOLOIST Protestant church.

I rehearsal, service weekly. CaU 531-1546. P. M. jvetkdays.

WILL anyone that witnessed the accident on Winton Rd. Intersection Jan ouested to be sent to tht Mother of five qrandchildren, riday, February 16, 1968. No visi tation. Services at the Baiter I of Alma Linder, and dear grand- of Mercy Novitiatt Fund, co ine Sisters of Mercy, 2301 Grandview a nosr or roster granocmioren, nieces. neDhews and other rela.

Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton fives; Friday, February 16, r. an. JOHNSTON Clitton, Tuesday, Febrtry 20 February 17. 1968; residence, 1337 Leders Covedale. Friends mav Avenue.

FURCHI It A. M. MUELLER call at the Grueter Funeral Home, 4022 Glenwav Ave. at lliff, Mon dav from 4 to 9 P. NL Funeral Vincent, beloved husband of Millie Furchi, devoted father of Donna Malott and Mickey Waitas, and de-unteri aranHfather of Rickv Malott uary ivoo, trom a green 1960 Ford and tractor-trailer, please call 281-4028.

YOGA exercises for health. Triors. Evt. Sun. Afternoon.

793-3230. Susan (nee Ganglo), beloved wife Tuesdav. February 20. Reouiem High residence 1312 Simmons Lincoln Heights, Ohio. Friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 10 P.

at the Glenn-Hall Funeral Home, 1033 Byrd St. Funeral services, Wednesday. 1 P. at the Revealed Holiness House of God, Bishop L. Lundy, officiating.

Interment, Beech Grove Cemetery. No Mass, St. Lawrence Church, at ot tne lata Nicholas Mueller sr. dear mother of Nicholas Henrv Laura Fauver, beloved wlft of tht latt Alfred L. Johnston, and beloved mother of Joann Schroder, and beloved qrandmother of Tom Schroder, and beloved sister of Mrs.

H. E. Foul of Dayton, Ohio; Saturday, February 17, 1968; residence, 1041 Delta Ave. Visitation at Geo. H.

Rohdt and Son Funeral and Danny Waitas, devoted brother Francis and Louis Mueller, also 9:30 A. M. BURGER ot Arsilia Mazzeo and rred rurcm of Pennsylvania; Thursday. Febru $50 CASH survived by seven grandchildren 1C IOAO. Charles beloved husband of the ary 15, 1968; residence, 7556 Esther Pisguah.

Friends may icuiuni, i irw; icai- dence, 1819 Dalewood PI. Friends viewinq atter start ot service "WALKER late Louella Bucholti Burger, deai Home. Linwood and Data Ave. or more to churches, ciubs and other srganizations for selling 84 bottles fa-mous Wtkini vanilla. Call 221-5111 or may can at Nurrt Bros.

Fairview Clifton Funeral Home, 34S W. Mc Millan Sunday. 4 to 9 P. call Sunday atter 3 r. at rne Strawser Funeral Home, 9503 Kenwood Blue Ash.

Reouiem High Monday, 7 to 9 P. M. Services, Tuesday, February 20, at 2 P. M. If desired, contributions may be made to tht Childrtni Heart father of Charles Burger, also survived by nine grandchildren, brother of Marie, Paul, Arthur and Lawrence Burgeri Friday, February 16, 1968; residence, 514 lombardv Elmwood Place.

Friends may Mass, St. Micnaei inurcn, anaron- Reouiem Hiqh Mass, St. Aqnts Church, Monday, February 19, it Carl beloved husband of Elizabeth Muthler Walker, father of Mary Louise Knabe, Elizabeth Schuler tnd William C. Walker, brother of Frank Walker) Friday, February 16, 1968) at his residence, 7552 Glenover Dr. Funeral from the viiie, Monoay, luuu a.

m. LOST AND FOUND GERREIN Batanist Gets $30,000 Grant 1 Dr. Margaret Fulford, University Cincinnati botanist known as a world authority on the leafy has received a two-year, grant of $30,000 from the National Science Foundation to continue hef research on the hepatlcae of trop-. leal America. She has gathered specimens in Lapland, Europe, Jamaica, Trinidad, Mexico and Puerto Rico, and has Journeyed more than 1000 miles along the Amazon Raver to acquire one of the finest collections of these plants in the world.

Explosion Claims Will Go To 413 INDIANAPOLIS Federal I court officials received $2.5 million here In final settlement for the State Fairgrounds Coliseum explosion that killed 74 persons and injured 400 others October 31, 1963. Federal Clerk Robert O. Newbold Isald it will take him a month to figure out the amount due each of the 413 clamants and issue their checks. A settlement formula was worked out by attorneys late last year before the case was settled out of court Defendants Included the Indiana State Fair Board, Indiana Coliseum Holiday on Ice Show, and two gas companies. Vandals Strike i Twelve grave monuments at Un- ion Baptist Cemetery, 4933 Cleves-) Warsaw Pike, were knocked over and broken during the night, police reported Saturday.

Milton Cross, 39, cemetery superintendent, set the loss at $1000. Foundation. KENNEDY 9:30 A. M. MULLEN call at tht Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vint Certhaqe, Monday, from 4 to 9 P.

M. Reouiem Hioh Carl William, beloved husband of Clara Gerrein (nee Keneman), devoted father of Mrs. Jerry (Diane) Gilligan Funeral Home, Montgomery Robert H. beloved husband of LOST-Cocker. female, white and brown, 12 years old.

Answers to Lindy. Last on Heory Circle, Western Hills. Reward. Grievinci child 66 1 -44 1 0 Mass, St. Aloysius Church.

Tuesday ar baiorann, monoay, February iv. Reouiem Hiqh Mass at All Saints Church at 11:30 A. M. Friends may James beloved husband of Loretta M. Helmiq Mullen, dear brother of Mrs.

Eleanor Strosot end Daniel Mullen; suddenly, Friday, February 16, 1968; residence, 2005 Wnittord, 50utngate, tan Joseph, Gerald H. and 5p4 David In Vietnam, dear brother of Fred, Flmr and Richard Gerrein, Thurs Josephine Kennedy (nee Miller), de voted father of Mrs. Betty Wllburn, "James Robert H. Don William F. and Jack W.

Kennedy, also survived by 24 qrandchildern, three oreat-arandchildren, Friday. can sunaay atter 4 r. M. WEIDMANN LOST Airdale, male, brown and black, around Ht o' Feb. Vicinity Colerain Twso.

Call 521-9046, afttr 6. 729- L' 3. rewaro. day, February 15, 1968; aqe 57 d. Westwood-Norrnern Blvd.) eqe 67 years.

Funeral, Tuesday, February 20. from the Riedlinoer-Lemen years; residence, lea mam Newport, Ky. Prayers will bt said Funeral Home, 19 Green at 10 LOST POODLF rwrirniATc at the John J. Rede Co. Funeral Dora (nee Wldmeyer), widow ot Georqe Weldmann dear mother of Dorothy Hudepohl-Everett, Rob-I ert and George Weidmann, dear grandmother of Oloa Rolfes, Betty A.

M. Friends may call Monday. 4 February 16, 1968; at Leesburq, residence, Sorrento, Fla. Friends may call at the Wrassmann Funeral Homt, 2625 Gilbert Ave. north of Taft Monday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Services, Tuesday, Ftbrutrv Will party who contacted Mrs. Hodgt, Home. 822 York Newport, at to p. M.

8:30 A. Tuesday February 20. HttA Mass at St. Vincent uotiuii, rnaay evening east ca I 431-1923. URGENTI at A.

jw. BURKE John beloved husband of Helen Kreber Burke, dear father of John M. Burke, dear brother of Mrs. E. F.

Monaghan and Michael J. Burke of Indianapolis; Saturday, February 1968: residence, 5636 Hickory Ridqe White Oak. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College Hill. Monday. 6 to 9 P.

and at tht Flanner-Buchanan Funeral Home, Fall Creek and Meridian Indianapolis, from 4 to 9 P. Tuesday. Funeral Mass, Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Indianapolis, Wednesday. CHINA NADERMANN weidmann and 1 nomas nudeponi; Thursday. February 15.

1968: resi de Paul Church at 9 A. M. Inter ment, 5t. Stephens cemetery. Frienri mav call after 4 P.

M. 20, It A. M. KNOSE-WIEMAN William B. (Bill), beloved husband of Tille Dick Nadermann.

dear fa dence, 2843 Rocky Ridqe aqe 103 years. Friends may call at the Monday. Contributions may bt made LOST Man's wallet containing larqe sum of money, driver's license end important papers. Larqe reward for led. Morrow 899-3236.

female, answers to "Tina." Reward. 563-1090. Clara T. (nee Niemanl. beloved wife ther of Mrs.

Betty Schopin, qrand-father of Autumn Schopin, brother of Mrs. Lulu Schomer end Mrs. mas. a. Miner sons runerai riome, Hamilton Avt.

at Knowlton Norrhside. Sunday from 4 to to the cancer society. of tht late Georqe Knose, dear GIOVANETTT sister ot Mrs. Gertrude lonman, Mrs. Eleanor Harris, Mrs.

Alma P. M. Funeral services Monday It 11 A. M. Make memorials to your Helen Fischer and Ed.

Nadermann; Saturday. February 17. 1968: resi hAloved husband of Laura Schork. Mrs. Mildred Kennv.

Lo dence, 28 Findlay St, Friends may tavorite enemy. WETTIG retta tnd Joseph Nieman. devoted aunt of Mrs. John (Gladys) Hallam; Fanesl Giovanetti, devoted father of Armmanoo Giowanetti tnd Mrs. Eva Contadino, brother of Jack Giovanetti of Cincinnati, tnd Ceasart tnd Elvira Giovanetti of LOST Male, French, Poodle, small, 0.

name dniqht. Vicinity Fay Apts. Reward. 481-3119. LOST-Black female setter, white chest.

can ar rntrn Bros. Fiirview-cnrion Funeral Homt, 345 W. McMillan Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services, Tuesday, February 20, at Marlus, beloved husband of Ales-I sandrina (Sandra) B.

China (nee Bona), devoted father of tht lata entered into rest Thursday, February 15. 1968; In her 82nd year. Edna (net Donahue), beloved wife of Theodore A. Wettiq, dear mother Italy, qrandtemer ot l). ano greai- nrAnJftftnr nf Mil tjltimisV.

Feb- of James R. Wettiq, also one grandchild; Friday, February 16, 1968. of 6267 Savannah Ave. Funera 1 1 A. m.

ORR van an, r. m. 1 OJO. louis enfl William i.nina, ana brother of Mrs. Meddallna Trlvtlla tnd Pierlna China, several niece) and neohews; Thursday.

Februan nuru 17 10AR, residence. 5731 LOST Brown rvtnril ei Funeral from the Gump-Holt Funertl Home. 3440 Gltnmort Herbert, Cheviot, Monday, February 19, at 9:30 A. Reouiem Hioh Mass, St. Martin Church, at 10 A.

M. Friends may call from 4 to 9 P. Sunday. Married Ladies' Sodality of St. Martin Church Mattle (net Carter), beloved wife Biscayne.

Friends may call at the Corken Funeral Home. 2821 Readinq services, Tuesday, February 20, at the John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 1005 Madison Covlnqton, at 10:30 A. M.

No visitation. Friends Center. owner, no questions asked. Liberal Mjriov 50llil Red back, wfifj breast, stub tail. Name 68 1 -0620.

Rd north of Oak 5t. (Vernon vi -laqe), Tuesday, 4 to, 9 P. Hi Requiem High Mass at sacred Heart itAUen Church. Broadway. Wednes 15.

1968; residence. 3022 Euclid Avt. Friendi may call at the Cork-en Funeral Home, 2821 Readinq Rd. north of Oak St. (Vernon Village), Sunday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Italian Church, Broadway, Monday, at of Rev. Emil Orr, dear mother of Mr. William Orr, devoted sister of Mrs. Geneva Cornelison, Mr.

Leonard Carter, Mrs. rVtory lackey end Mrs. Millit Waddy, dear grandmother of Renee, William Jr. and Jennifer Orr, also survived by nieces, are invited to atrend mt service. Interment, Highland Cemetery.

WILHELM please taut notict. LAWRENCE day at 10 A. M. Marchegrani Society services Tuesday at P. M.

CLANCY 9:30 A. COGOZZO nepnews ina omer relatives; rn day February 16, 1968; residence, 617 Vine Wvomino. On 10 Cecilia (net Flammer), beloved wife of the late Hazlett H. Lawrenct, devoted sister of Miss Emma Flammer, Mrs. Charlotte Bolten, Walter, Jacob and William Flammer; Thurs Clinton beloved husband of Jo-tenhine Glancv.

father of Mrs. LOST-Cat. black, white faced, bibbed and jawsileRevajrd.72j0115 iS.l Chocolate. femilt7HiidT, Northbrook area. Needs more shots.

Gene LrousrewaraCa ll43 1 -1923. TOMCAT Black and white. Son TOV COLLIE Black, white. Vicinity Sher-wood Forest, Mt. Washington.

Answers to "Sugar." 231-9523. Reward. Friends may call Monday from 6 to 10 p. it tht Betiiel AMi Church. Locust and Mulberry day, February 15.

1968; of 2617 Hazel Gall, Mrs. Anna Marie (Peggy) Kordenbrock, Homer C. Flille and Milltnd Glancy; Thursday, February 15. 1968, at Miami, Fla. Friends Julius, btloved husband of Matilda Wilhelm (nee Heitman), and devoted father of Howard Wilhelm.

Ruth Jones and Betty Weqqoner, survived also by 12 qrandchildren and 15 qreat-drandchlldrenj Thursday February 15, 1968; residence, 3004 Henshaw Ave. Funeral services Monday, at 10 A. from the Dalbart and Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot at Queen City Ave. Friends may call Sunday from 4 to Joseph, beloved husband of the late Adelaide Cogozzo (nee Gandolfo), dear father of Joseph and Leo Cooozzo, Pearl Cluxton and the latt Frances Jutes, beloved brother of Alphonso Cogozzo and Victoria DiCastro, also 10 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; a KODtrtson Norwood. Friends mav call at the Nurr Bros.

may call at the Tnomas Funeral Pleasant Ridot Funeral Home, 6050 Lockland, Ohio. Funeral services, Tuesday, 1 P. at the ohurch. Dr. Frank Veal, Pastor, officiating.

Interment, Beechgrovt Cemetery. Glenn-Hall Funeral Home in oharqe of arrangements. No viewing after Montgomery Sunday, rrom 4 to Home, 4418 Wbetsel Madison-ville, Sunday, February 18, after 1 P. M. Services, Monday, February EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION f.

M. Keouiem Hiqn miss at at, Matthew Church, Monday, 9 A. M. LeMONN away, t-rioay, reoruary io, iyoo; in his 82nd vetrr residence, 5777 iv, i p. m.

Burial, bratniawn 9 P. M. WILLSEY start or service. REED cemetery, Miitoro. GOLDEN William beloved husband of Krusjennwutn.

rncinn wr von the Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Homt, 5527 Cheviot Rd. near North Bend Monday. 6 to 9 P. M. Funeral Mass, St.

James Church, Hazel Harris Willsey, dear father ot Walter beloved husband of Laura Eocly LeMonn, father of Mrs. Charlotte Condrtn, Walter A. end the latt Milton LeMonn, also survived Evt Dtnnlj, widow of Hiomas Golden, dear mother of Ardirh tow: Htllit Points. Eldora Ald- Julia lee noliingsworth and Robert H. Willsey, dear brother of lenort Willsev.

six grandchildren and one William beloved husband of Dorothy Reed (net Butler), dean father of Michael, Sherrl and Billyl Reed, devoted ton of Harrison tnd Rosa Picklesimer Reed, brother of! Mrs. Naomi lyklns, Mrs. Maxlne ridoa. Mildred Scarks. Naomi Whit- White Oak.

Tuesday, A. COLE ev six flrerxi children; Frioay, February 16, 1968) It tht Sunrist Con velescent Homt. Friendi may call great-grandchild) Wednesday, Febru MOTEL MANAGEMENT Exctlltnt stliritt plus tpt. Agt no sarritr. Brief home training plus 2 Nationwide placement servlct.

Vtterani approved. oe, and phone number to Modern Schools Interna-tional. Box 236-C, Hudson, Ohio. mill, Carlton. Marvin.

William tnd Raymond Chamberlln, lister of Walter Dennis of New Carllele. Geo rot beloved husband of I Thief Takes $889 A locked desk drawer In the of- fice of Dooley Truck Plaza, 3910 Dooley By-Pass, was pried open early Saturday and $889 was taken, police I reported. Station Robbed A lone gunman robbed the ed Service Station, 6415 Madison Madisonvllle, of $83 late Friday at the Jacocks-Elden A. Good Funeral Homt, 2602 Gilbert Avt. it Butron and Ernest Reed) suddenly, Thursday.

February 15. 1968; resi Arlene Colt (net McCoy), devetea father of Mrs. Kathleen Solaro, Ohio end w. H. Dennis of Cincin ary 14, iyoo, or romone, lant) aoa 74 years.

Friends may call it tht Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Avt. it Knowlton Northsidt, Sunday from 3 to 8 P. M.

Funeral services, Monday it I an Monday. 4 to Services, Tuesday, February 20. at at Orlando, residence', 5160 Aid MEDICO dence, 4536 Olive Branch-Stonelick Batavia, Ohio. Funeral services from the Powers-Nurre Funeral Home, Amelia, Monday, February 19, at 2 10:30 A. M.

Ririoe Avt. Friends mav ea Sun Rebecca, Jerome aid Keim loie, two qrendchaldren, son of Joseph H. tnd tht latt Martha Cola; Saturday, February 17, 1968; residence, 9A19 Arrtmnr Ave. Friends mav day 5 to 8 P. it tht Stanley LTJDWIG 1 r.

m. YUNGER Carl beloved husband of Bertha r. M. Friends may can aunoay, reo-ruary 18, from 4 P. M.

Batavia High Funeral Home, omo worn gomery Rd. Services. Monday, i TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES call at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Kenwooo, ivwn Hav Attr A M. Services. Tues Wolterinq Yunqer, dear father of Lodqe No.

104 re, AM services sun day. February 18. at 7:30 P. RELLAR 1IAMM Euoena. Christine and James Yuna.

day. 10 A. M. luriaU Gatt of Albert beloved husband of Kerhryn Ludwiq (nee Bentz), devoted father of Ralph P. Ludwiq end Alvin J.

Ludwiq, brother of Aloysius Ludwiq, tht litt Bernard nd Louis Ludwiq, grandfather of Alvin Ralph John and Carol ludwig; Wednesday, February 14, 1968, In his Blst yean residence. 3239 Hildreth Ave. Friends may call night, police were told. er, son of Marhew Yunqer and the fate Marian Yunqer, grandfather of Kurtis Yunqer, brother of Frank Heaven Cemetery. CONNELLY Beniamin (Ted), beloved husband of Hester Macke Rellar, devoted son of vou? tblt to all maior cities.

Action Drivers Exchange, 529 Main St.72 1-4420 ABLE TO DRIVE' Cut travef astsTCari available to maior cites INSURED DR I VEAWAYSYSTjMS54lk)326 wiLABi.Mfow-,c.,r t0 FtrMeTeTi; oosit. Seattle. LA. San Frincisco. J.

Robert, beloved husband of Ida Mae Hamm, devoted father of Mrs. Linda Grasser, AlC Robert T. tnd David I. Hamm, ano dear brother of Mrs. Louise, Eads, Mrs.

Lillian Hughes, Mrs. Bessie Price and Bradley Hamm; Thursday, February lunger and Mrs. Mane Sess) suddenly, Saturday. February 17, 1968i Nettie C. (net Hanke).

beloved wife of Richard P. Connelly, dear tunt of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Connor of Nanty Glo, Thursday, February Dr. Mark T. Hoekenga, 302 CompJ ton Hills has arrived In Honduras to serve during the month of February as a visiting specialist with MEDICO at the Hospital de Occidente in Santa Rosa.

Dr. Hoekenga teaches at the University of Cincinnati School of Medicine and University of Kentucky school of Medicine and is visiting professor of tropcal medicine at the Univer-sty of Miam, Coral Gables, Fla. at tht mminoer Funera Home. Beniamin Kellar ot Heroor Heiqnts, Fla.) Friday, February 16, 1968; aqe 64 years. Friends may call at the Simminoer Funeral Home.

3050 Harrison Westwood, Monoay after 5 P. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Catharine Church, Tuesday, 9:15 A. M.

St. Cafharini Men's Society! 3050 Harrison Westwood, Sun residence, 7299 Daleview Rd.) aqe 58 years. Friends may call at the Neidhard Funeral Homt, 3155 Harrison Westwood, Monday, 4 to 9 M. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. James Church, Whltt Oak, Toet-I 15, 1968; resioence, 25 Mams Norwood.

Friends mav call i-u DRIVING to Florida Sunday, February 18, from 4 to 9 day after 4 P. M. Requiem Hioh Mass, St. Martin Church, Monday at 9 A. M.

Member of St. Martin Men Socitty, FOE Cincinnati Aerit No. 142. St. Alovslus Orahan Society.

15, 1968: residence, 2314 wesr-wood-Norttiern Blvd.) toe 81 years. Visitation, Sunday, from 4 to 8 P. at tht Wain A. Bolton neral Homt, 3042 Harrison Westwood. Requiem High Mass at St.

Leo Church, Monday February 19. at 9:30 A. M. P. it tht Kleb ind Ihltndort Funeral Homt, 3900 Montgomery Rd.

Services, Mondty, February 19, 2 P. M. Friends who wish may jive Enquirer''' ReB'V Bo E0' KWOMiui-Orlva cars to West Cotst Chicago, Boston, Richmond. Goy. protected.

Auto Driveaway, 621-8384. oay, reoruiry u. It A. w. World Wtr I Veteran World War II Veteran prayers, monoay it 8 M.

Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 BPO ELKS It 8:15 P. M. E. Cheviot Aerit No.

2197 it 8:45 P. M. St. Anthony Relief and St. Anthony! 5 E.

4th St. MA 1-3662 Shrint Society. memorials to mt man runo. 1.