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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. 13 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 15, 1944. John L. Bristow, Foihner Senator, Deaths and Funerals RANK CI. rr.

rr.RS, R4. of 422 S. nth, riled at 4 p.m. h'rlday at the JrwiHli Hospital. He wan for twrntv-Ihirr years a ileik at the old (ialt HmiKe.

1st and Main, and recently a clerk at the Seneca Hotel. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Peters: two daughters. Mrs.

Howard Steele and Mrs. Mildred Holtzman; two sons. Pvt. Martin C. Peters and Frank G.

Peters. and a brother. William Peters. Funerai services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Arch L.

Headv's Chapel. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. 2 Identified As Slayers At Inquests McLaughlin Blametl In Bartender's Death 2 Districts Added In Plan To Save Soil State Board Sets Up Conservation Units Clever, These Chinese, And Quite Entertaining By BOYD MARTIN. The adage, "clever these Chinese," never was better demonstrated than yesterday afternoon when the National introduced its "Chinese Follies" to a Louisville audience. A tiny and intimate revue, "Chinese Follies" is but a bit of vaudeville with Oriental trimmings, many of which seem Deaths.

I FFIG Seorge C. reMdVnre. 210 W. Broadway, Thursday. July 13.

at 1 m. Beloved husband of F.mma Ann BernrC Felge; devoted father of Bernard an 1 Meihert Eel" and Mrs. Heiurrt Funk, binllu-r of Albeit ana Adolprt FcIKe and giandt hll1rM. Funeral Saturday, July li. al 3U m.

from ins, -Barrett Funeral Hume. Brdior -Hd. Intermentin Cave HU1 Ceme'ery, HNitiAN, Mrs. i-felen It. (Nell) Lan-gan.

Julv 14. 1944. at 12:35 a.m.. al St. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital.

Residence. 718 S. 42d St. Beloved wile oi Hugrt G. Finegan.

devoted mother of Charies H. and James R. inegan, sister of Mm Mollie R. Collins, grandmomer of Mary Patricia and Susan Gilroy Jinegan. Funeial from Dougherty At Son Funeral Home, 12J0 S.

3d Monday morrmg. July 17, at 8.30. and at Christ the Kin Churcn at o'clock. Interment in Cn-vary Cemetery. "CitlStR.

Fred'B age 36. Friday noon, July 14. 1B44. at Silvercrest Hospital. New Albany, Indiana.

Son of Mrs. C. P. Turner. Louisville.

brother of, Mrs. Leona G. Davis, grandson of Mrs. F. Dienes and nephew of Miss Ho Dienes.

Remains at the residence. Sl E. 4th New Alhanv. where tunersl services will be held Sunrtay. Julv l.

at 4 p.m. Interment Graceiani Memorial Cemetery. OLKNfcK Benjamin iliuaten. age 6i years, Thursday. July 1.1 144.

at 8 am. residence. Upper River beloved husband of Minnie. Gernert: father of VyiwiH (Gernert. San Diego.

fJ0 mxmr v-'. The two little girls join the Wong Sisters in the chorus work. While not essentially Chinese theater, "Chinese Follies" is quite a pleasant divertisement if vaudeville pleases you. With this revue the National is offering "The Mystery of the Thirteenth Guest," a murder "melodrama concerning "a sealed envelope, an eccentric grandfather, deserted house and -several mysterious murders. Helen Parrish is the girl entrusted with the envelope to be opened on her 21st birthday and Lloyd Ingra-ham is the grandfather.

JOAN BLONDELL, Joan Blonde II Divorces Dick Powell Los Angeles, July 14 OP). Actress Joan Blondell got a divorce in four minutes today from Singer Dick Powell on her testimony that he had been guilty of numerous acts of cruelty, including a demand that she "get the hell out of the house." Powell, whom she married eight years ago aboard a liner en route to New York, told her he didn't care whether she got a divorce or not, Miss Blondell testified. She said he insisted on using their home for his. office, that two telephones were ringing almost constantly, and that she was unable to get any rest or privacy. Powell did not appear to oppose the divorce.

Peter McLaughlin, 35, of 1035 Fehr, was blamed yesterday by a coroner's jury ior the death on June 28 of William O'Dell Martin, 33, bartender at Stoney's Nite Club, 134 E. Jefferson. McLaughlin was arrested after a fight at the night club in which, it is alleged, McLaughlin struck Martin with a club. The jury returned its verdict after Henry Moss, 52, dance hall manager, testified he saw McLaughlin raise the club, used to pound ice, to strike the bartender. Moss said he did not actually see the blow struck, however.

Fatal Mishap Prohrd. The jury also blamed Arthur Jones, 65, Negro, 3432 Kirby, for the death of William Banks. 42, Negro, 3716 Dumesnil, shot to doth on June 21. The shooting occurred In the 1300 block on S. 36th.

In the death of Albert Broyles, 69, of 714 E. Main, the jury found the death car was driven by Dode Williams, 42, of 267 Adams. Broyles was struck on June 23, in the 600 block on E. Main. The car that struck and killed Daisy Cross Likins, 6fl, Caney-ville, at St.

Anthony's Place and Barret Avenue on April 25, was driven by Phil Solinger, 37, 1514 Norris Place, the jury found. Leavell Is Unlikely To Take Balkan Job Dr. Hugh R. Leavell, director of the Louisville and Jefferson County Board of Health, yesterday confirmed the report that he had been asked to take public health emergency job with Neville Miller's Balkan setup of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Council, but said it Is very improbable that he could accept. Transfers of physicians in such instances are governed by the W.M.C.'s procurement and assignment division which 1hus far haa not ben willing to allow the transfer in the light of the shortage of medical help here, it was explained.

3,000 Truckers Awarded Raise. Washington, July 14 (U.R) The War Labor Board trucking panel tonight unanimously awarded a 5-cent hourly wage increase retroactive 'to June 1 for 3,000 employes of 125 Cleveland, Ohio, trucking companies. Clock Jefferson County Statistics to have been Americanized through several generations. Chief entertainer is Peter Chan, whose high voice is very strong and accurate in good imitation of an Irish tenor. He is also master of ceremonies, and while his comedy is not always in the best of taste it is not too low for vaudeville consumption.

He plays the accordion nicely and while he admits any resemblance in his playing to Phil Baker's performance is purely "Occidental," we are dip posed to give him the palm, for we can at least recognize the tunes he plays. We haven't always been able to do this with Baker until he gets thoroughly warmed up. Hand Brats the Eye. An artful magician, named Kim. also is on the bill and he proves again that the hand is quicker than the eye.

Chan, in comment, says that is why so many black eyes are seen. Kim is right quick with his hands, using, of course, a lot of those manufactured tricks which magicians contrive to make illusions harder to solve. Kathryn Lee Chang is the songstress, with her contralto almost of a soprano pitch. She sings three songs of different styles, sentiments and general variety showing her several moods. She seems best, though, in the lively air.

The dance team billed as Mei Lings is very smart and capable and the Wong Sisters are pretty little tricks who also dance well. Two statuesque show girls and two about the sire of figurines serve chiefly as decorations, assuming polite and restful poses. HUGH Today Only Charles Iterrett In 'Law of the Northwest" "lady In the Morgue" nmrmrrr Last Day Chart Blektord Bartan Mela feLan 1 "Mutiny Big House Carrill Lea Chancy "Frontier Badma IRENE DUNNE ALAN MARSHAL M-G-M PflEATt'EETTES ROMANCE OF CELLULOID LOEWS NEWS of tba DAY LATE SHOW TONITE COMPLETE STACE AND SCREEN SHOW STARTINC AT 10:21 P.M. TODAY SUN. .7 A VMt MVITN1 IB' eutST 7J I A (3 XgN lv 3bfZflmm fffimf Jfl JVJt VtWTE cliffs I I I II I ill sniiiNS iiii M-O-M ATtEETTE.

Today Only Cantlnnona Prom 1:30 1 Kiehard Arlen, Mary Hushes I "TIMBER QUEEN" I At Peares. Dale Evans ljKECOMK ELMER Dies In Virginia Fairfax, July 14 (JV) For mer United States Senator Joseph Little Bristow of Kansas, a joint author of the Seventeenth Amendment providing for election of Senators by a popular vote, died of a heart attack at his country estate near here today. He was 83 years old. A former Kansas newspaper owner and editor, Bristow had been a fourth assistant Postmas ter General from 1897 to 1905. During that time he conducted two investigations into postal frauds, resulting in a reorganization of the United States and Cuban postal systems.

A Republican, Bristow served one term in the United States Senate from 1909 to 1915. Ironically, he was defeated by Charles Curtis, who later became Vice President, in his race for renom-ination in the first primary election held in Kansas after adoption of his popular vote Amendment. Bristow retired from political activity twenty-five years ago. Circus Is Ashed To Post $L000M0 To Resume Tour Hartford, July 14 (U.R) A plan designed to permit the Ringling Brothers 8c Barnum and Bailey Circus to resume its road tour, interrupted here by litigation after a disastrous fire in which 162 spectators were killed, was agreed on today and will be presented to the courts for approval. The plan provides that the circus would furnish security of approximately $1,000,000, an amount paralleling the total of damage suits filed by individuals as a result of the fire.

The plan would dissolve a recently issued Htiperior court order appointing a receiver for the circus and attaching its assets in Hartford. Upkeep of the circus here, including payment of salaries to about 1,000 of its idle employes, is costing $10,000 a day, according to circus officials. 2 Weeks of Chieken Palled On I)uelieH Miami Beach, July 14 (A1) Curtailment of shipments of rationed foods from the United States forced the Duke and Duchess of Windsor on a two-week diet of chicken and more chicken, last summer, the Duchess said here today. "We were without any meat at all for two weeks," the wife of the Royal Governor of the Bahamas said. "We Just ate chicken and I a chicken!" Tom Ellis.

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CLASSIFIED ADS The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times ts ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths. 1 ADDAMS, Abe Buchanan, suddenly, Tnursday, July 13. lu44. at 11:2 a.m. at his residence, 2430 Cross Hill Rd.

Beloved husband of Georgia Pouich Addams and father of Pvt. Horace and Ab B. Addams, son of Mrs. A. Addams.

Frankfort, and brother ul Mrs. Jane Waddell. Frankfurt. Kv. Funeral from Pearson's.

1310 S. 3d Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter ment 1 Cave 1 ll em ry BALEK, Mr. Henry, passed away suddenly in his fifty-eighth year, Tuesday. July 11, 1844.

al 8 o'clock p.m., at the family residence, II1H Burnett Avenue; beloved husband of Mis. Esther Bauer (nee Rohm, devoted father of Mrs. Virginia Newman, and Mrs. Doris Great-house; also survived oy a sister, Mrs. Kate Kuster; brothers, Joseph, Jacob and Peter Bauer, and two grandchildren.

Remains at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home. Oak and Schiller where services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. CAKLtOrVTTaiifes Tuesflay.

July "IT. 1944. at 10:30 p.m.. at his residence. 2022 S.

3d age 58 years. Beloved husband of Mrs. Edna Snellen Carlton, father of Miss Finetta and Miss Luthelma. Charles Leo. Carlton and Pfc.

James Carlton, i also survived Kv .1 biotlier. William. Julah anil Itamlell Carlton and I uiamldaughler. funeral from his residence, Saturday. Julv IV at 2 p.m.

and from th Eastern l'kwy. Baptist Church at 2:30. Interment in HpsTnaven ccmeiery COKN'KLILS: William, age a years: Thursday. July 13, 1944, at 2 p.m., al the Children's Kien Hospital. Inlant son of Mr.

and Mrs, red innrllus. brother of Wayne and Itnnald i. nl nelltis. Ile-mallia at the residence of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Cornelius. B37 Dumesnil St. Funeral from the residence at 1:30 p.m. Monday and from St. William's Church.

13th and Oak, at 2. Interment. Calvary Cemetery CLKK Y. Harold Winston, liday, July 14. 1944.

at 3 p.m., ag 13 years. Beloved son of Claud and Dorothy Wheeler Curry, brother of Claude Jr Aleutian Islands, Herbert Lee. Camp Crowder, Missouri, and James Earl Curry, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Curry and Mr, John H. Wheeler and Mrs. Ida M. Wheeler.

Remains at the residence. 210 N. 17th St. Tim of funeral will be published later. ilR "VOK, Howard 0.." Thursday noon, July 13.

1944. at 3:30 o'clock. Beloved husband of Mrs. Florence Proal De Voe. also survived bv 2 sons.

II. Proal De Voe. Buffalo. N. and Robert F.

De Voe. and 3 grandsons. Funeral from the residence. 1424 Hepburn Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment In Cava Hill Cemeteiv.

IIUON, Charles It age 88 year, I -lav. July 14, IU44. al Jam; al his ir.l dfiice, Muguitlla, beloved husband of Mrs. Lillla Buckner Dixon; fihrr of Mrs. Maude Lee, of Ellabetlitown, Mrs.

Edith Tucker. Louisville. Logan Dixon. Elir.abethlown, and Hussell Dixon of lxmlsville; also survived by one brother. Dixon, of Magnolia.

Ky: one sister. Mrs. Mary-Thorp, Louisville. Ky and five grandchildren. Funeral from the Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sunday.

July 18. at 2 p.m. Interment in church cemetery. Magnolia Lodge of Masons will have charge of th services at the cemetery. Gail Patrick to Continue Service Hospital Tour Miami, July 14 P) Screen actress Gail Patrick, whose husband.

Lt. Arnold Dean White, was restricted to quarters for ten days at the naval air station here the day after their marriage Tuesday in Jacksonville, said tonight she will continue her tour of service hospitals even though it means she will miss seeing her husband. "I contracted for this tour and I want to see it through," the tall, brunette actress asserted on her arrival here by plane from Jacksonville. Charters Granted Frankfort. Julv 14 fAPI Charter wm granttsd txlav to the Time Finance Company of M.ysville and the Time Finance Company of Pikeville.

each capitalized at $20,000 and each having home office In Louisville. The concern were Incorporated by M. C. R. J.

and E. M. Lenthan and S. B. Strask.

i The Show ON THE STAGE. Iroqaois Amphitheater Katinka. At National The Chinese Folliea. At 2:21, 5:01. 7:41 and 10:21.

FEATURE FILMS. Rlalto The Eve of St. Mark. At 10.37. 4:10.

7:01 and 9:2. South of Dial. At OB. 8 and a. 51.

8lrandDaya Olorv. At 13:2. 3:43. Ml and 9 49. Seven Dava Athor.

At 11:14. 2:28. 5:42 and 8:35. Loew'sThe White Cliffs of Dover. At 11:27.

2. 4:33. 7:08 and :39. Mary Anderson The Adventures of Mark Twain. At 10:30.

1:12. 3:54, 6:36 and 9:18. Brewa Show Business. At 10:38. 1:23.

4:08. 7:03 and 9:58. Night of Adventure. At 12:18. 3:03.

5:58 and 8.53. Scoop Attack and other attractions. Continuous from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m Kentaekr Tender Comfade. At 10:30, 2:18.

6:02 and 9:48. Heavenly Body. At 12:33. 4:10 and 8:05. National Tha Mystery of "the Thirteenth Starring Florenz Ames Laurel Hurley Cilbert Russell Helen Arthur Ray Jacquemot ALL SEATS RESERVED $2, $1.30, $1.25, $1, 75c, 50c DnY fluTinC STEWART'S BASEMENT DIM UTNuC 0249 10 A.M.-530 P.M.

AMPHITHEATER, FR 5146. FROM P.M. Children Under 14 Not Admitted Park 3d Street Car Direct to Iooivi7'i Beautiful IROQUOIS AMPHITHEATER kw'f 1 yiija i TONIGHT AT 8:30 7 insido a bar mm? 7 CHARLES STlEnLE, 71. of 3fil2 Brownsboro Road, for thirty-one years an employe of A. W.

Bauer and Sons, died at 9:55 Friday at Deaconess Hoi- Enal. Survivors are four sisters. Mrs. ouis Relchspfarr. Mrs.

Frank Hauss. Mrs. Joseph Hettinger and Mrs. Henry Wtstcrman; two brothers. Henry Stue-dle.

Richmond, and Herman Fravert. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Ratterman's St. Matthews Chapel. Burial will be in Eastern Cemetery.

MRS. T.OI.A STEPHENSON. 2. of 4706 S. 2d.

died at 1:30 p.m. Friday at St. Joseph Infirmary. Survivors are a niece and two nephews. Funeral services will he held at 8:30 a.m.

Monday at Blanford's Chapel and 9 a.m. at Holy Name Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Michael Cemetery. WILLIAM T.

POPE. 2. 723 Sutcliffe. died at 6:05 p.m. Friday at U.

S. Marine Hospital. Survivors are a son, William O. Pope; two daughters. Mrs.

Gladys Harris, and Mrs. Alma Daniels; his mother. Mrs. Nancy F.llen Pope. London.

three sisters. Mrs. 'Myrtle Grayheal, Miss Anna Pope and Mrs. Sue Klrhard. Corbln.

The body will sent at 9 a.m. Saturday to London, for burial. MRS. HELEN R. FINECAV.

Funeral services for Mrs. Finen. 80. of 7IB S. 42d.

who died 2:3 am. Frldav. will hi. held ml Tl SO a m. Monday limighertv'a Chanel and at a a.m.

at t'hriKt the Kin Catholic Church Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. She was the mother of James Finegan, baseball writer for The Louisville Times. HERMAN A. lit ItKR, 49. of 12ff S.

22d. veteran of World War I and a member of Shawnee Post. Veterans of Foreien Wars, died at 4 a.m. Frldav at ttte U. S.

Marine Hospital. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Irma Huber: a daughter. Mrs.

James Ricketts: three sisters. Mrs. John Lee. Mrs Llllie Ort and Mrs. John Wehher; and a brother, John Huber.

Dayton. Ohio. Funeral fcrrvlren will he held at a.m. Monday at Herbold's Chapel and at a m. at St.

Anthonv's Catholic Churrh. Burial will he in Zacharv Tavlor National Cemetery. CPL. WILLIAM V. BALER.

Funeral services for Cpl. William V. Bauer, who died in a bomber crash at Rise Field. Texas. Tuesday, will be held at 2 r.m.

Mondav at Mass' Chanel. Burial will be in Kverareen Cemetery. MRS. ALMA A. MONEVENNT.

a native of Jef fersontown. died at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at her home. 4225 Vermont. Survivors are her husband.

William Monevnennv: a daughter. Miss Beverly J. Moneynenny a son. Gary Monevnennv: a sitter. Mrs.

t.o-rilne Mnmfnn and brother F. Artt. Funeral services mmII he he at pm Smrd at Owen's Chanel, Buia will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. MRS. VIOLA M.

WHITE. 40. of 1225 Pee'bach Avenue, died 11:40 p.m. Frldav at St. Anihonv Hooial.

Survivors Include her husband, J. O. White. 2-Starrel Plane Falls; Three Hoilies Found Chatlrtnooiiif, July 14 A twin-engined plane carrying Army personnel crashed and exploded in an open field on the southeastern outskirts of the city tonight during a heavy rain and windstorm. The craft's door bore two stars designation of a maior general.

Three bodies were found in the widely scattered wreckage, which included four partially opened parachutes. 2B45S9 Pearl Claycomb vs. Robert Clavromb, divorce. 284S70 Frieda A. Miller, on petition, sale.

2H4S71 ora LewU vs. Will Lewis, divorce. M.si triage Licenses Knlj.li I Waleis. 2. rlerk.

4n 10 Var-hie. Ida Mae llearlnK, 4d, liallas. Tom H. Wheeler, 2ft. Annv.

Hi Stone Oao. Carolyn J. 24. Frankfort. Ky.

Martin Collins. 22, Armv, Atixier. Tiny Sexton. 17, of 731 S. Flovd.

Charles P. Knowles. 2R. Armv, Brooklyn; l.lla Johnson, 24. of 1S2S W.

Jefferson. Claud A. Mt-Farlan. .10. Armv.

Shive-Iv; Lucille C. Higgins. 23. of 2141 Al-Konnmn Parkwav. Valdin O.

Goodman. 19. Navv. St. retershure.

Catherine Louise Srhehr. 19. of fi.Vi S. 2Bth. Itirllts Boys.

Mrs. Louis Clements. 1000 Trevihan Way, Julv 7. Mrs. ifenry B.

Zorn, 213 N. 2Mh, Julv 1. Mrs. William P. Herman.

IBM Alfre-o Place. July Mrs. Omer Watson, 2335 Woodland, July 10. Mrs. Blemmer Cooksey, 622 W.

Market. Julv 3. Mrs. Robert L. Dant, Bells Lane, July 8.

Mrs. Sol Aboff. 1214 S. Brook, Julv 8. Mrs.

George E. Cox, 322 Avery, July 8. Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe, 304 Jacob, Julv 7. C.irls.

Mrs. Wendell M. Martin. 1031 S. 6th.

Mrs. Ruben E. Keith. 2713 Garland, July 2. Mrs.

Keith E. Dollar. 2400 Griffith, Julv 3. Mrs. Charles N.

Cahill, 4110 Sunset, Julv 4. Mrs Edward I. Klllough. 115 Gillette. Julv A.

Mrs. Donald C. Browning, 124 E. Tenney. Julv 11.

Mrs. Thomas J. Barr, 1936 Mapleton Drive. Julv 2. Mrs.

Charlie R. Dunn, 1327 Tennessee. June 17. Airs. John H.

Harrigan, 1057 Hamilton, June 28. Mrs. Kdson Earl Koewen. 830 Franklin. June 23.

Mrs. James F. Pepper, 247 Delmont, June 23. Mrs. Hiiro A.

Oser, 4012 Winchester Road. June 29. Mrs. Arnold J. Rogers, E-8 Green Tree Manor.

June 23. Mrs. Raymond A. Miller. BOO Bose-rnarv rrlve, June 28.

Mrs. Matk A. Eatmnn, 631 E. Walnut, June 29. Mrs.

James T. McConathy. 1844 Sherwood. Julv 2. Mrs.

Donald V. Gardner, 2514 Osage, June 30. Mrs. Bernard J. Allgeier, Route 1, Box 452.

June 29. Mrs. William B. Walker. 3(520 Fincaxtle Roai.

June 2H. Mrs. William C. Kirkpatrick, 1102 Plrtle. June U.

Mrs George R. Griffin, 2651 Taylors-ville Road. Julv 4. Mrs. Rov V.

Langley, 720 N. 3d. Bards-town, June 10. Mis Wesley C. Ferrlll.

1229 Bourbon. June 25 Mrs Robert Bach. 714 Gwendolyn Avri ue. June 2 Mrs Alden D. llaymond.

1 1 17 E. Brrckinrulse, June 19. Mrs Jesse Monroe, Route 2, Box 489-B, June 23. County Court Fidelity and Columbia Trut Company Hiirtled executor of the ealala of Levi illoom Helen Thompson appointed executrix of the estate of Calvin Miles Thompson. The Louisville Trust Company ap- Eointed executor of the estate of Ida ange.

U. S. Trust Company appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of Carrie Rueff. M. B.

Scott appointed administrator of the estate of Charles W. Hepp. Building Permits Federal Reserve Bank, alteration to building. 324-26 W. Main, 18.000.

Police Court Drunken driving Gerald Pdund, 9 dnvs. $19. John Bowles. August 15. Drunken driving mended John Bennett.

$2l; James Lacefield. $10. Manslaughter Edward Jones, August 23 Finest Hart. Julv 28. Heckles driving Arthur Sutherland, l.i.

nn In Hmkrr. July 21 Tlmma 1 1 1 -1 I July 27, Nm, unlit Sill, rmiH CnitflaiiU, filed awv; Mrown. Aueust 11: Finest Marshall. F.uRene Ricster. James Shaver, both to July 20; Clarence Lowe.

$10; J. L. Ki'-hardson. August 4. Stealing from common carrier C.

G. Hnllownv, grand iurv. Julv 26. Church breaking Forrest Hester. Ju'v 2.V Keepinff disorderly house Robert Grapes.

July 26. Assault and batterv William Kaylor, filed away; James Dix, own bond: Adultery MaBdlene Fachel, Lewis Conn, both to Julv 20. Frankfort, July 14 (vT) Two new soil conservation districts were approved today at the first meeting of the State Soil Conservation Committee since its transfer from the Department of Agriculture to the Conservation Department. The transfer was made recently at the request of members of the committee, which was given an increased appropriation of $21,000 a year by the 1944 General Assembly to extend soil conservation work in the state. The old appropriation was $8,000 a year.

43 Districts In Operation. Given approval today were the Brodhead district in Rockcastle County and the McCreary County district. A. M. Hiatt find F.

F. Robbinx were named supervisors in the Brodhead district and Jud-son Harmon and Arlo Barnett were named in the McCrcary district. Forty-three soil conservation districts are now in operation in the state, it was said. Headquarters of the committee will be in Conservation Commissioner Harold A. Browning's office and Miss Roberta Welch, Lexington, has been hired as a full-time secretary.

Ter Diem Raise Deferred. The committee adopted a report favoring establishment of a soil district in Jefferson County covering the whole county except town lots in incorporated towns and cities. A referendum of landowners was set in the county from August 26 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Action was deferred on a plan to raise the per diem of district supervisors from $2 to $5.

James S. Hill, Lawrenceburg, has been appointed as the farmer member of the committee and attended his first meeting today. Yesterday' Weather Mr port 4 Ity I'. Station. Waathar Raraan High, Low.

Prec Atlanta. Ga. .01 Atlantic City. N. J.

71 Boston. Mass. 77 Buffalo. N. Y.

83 Chicago. 111. 67 68 56 60 2 55 63 59 61 75 65 76 S7 67 75 64 77 68 62 54 64 71 .51 .00 .00 .00 Cincinnati, Ohio B9 .00 Cleveland. Ohio 84 .00 .00 Denver, Colo. oo Detroit.

Mich. 83 Duluth. Minn. 75 Fort Worth. Texas 94 Kansas City.

Mo. 94 Key West. Fla. 90 Los Anseles. Calif.

78 t.nnlavlll Kv at .00 .20 .00 .00 .08 .00 'Memphis. 94 Mian, i. Fla. 87 Minneapolis, St. Paul 77 New Orleans.

La. 94 New York. N. Y. 86 Pittsburgh.

Penn. Portland. Maine 80 St. Louis. Mo.

San Antonio. Texas 95 San Francisco. Calif. 72 .21 .55 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 soo .00 1.58 Seattle. Wash.

78 68 Washington. O. C. 82 68, METEOROLOGICAL DATA. (Official.) Louisville.

July 14. 1944. 7 a.m. Noon. 1 p.m.

Temperature 'dry bulbl 68 89 86 Temperature wet bulbl 84 71 70 Dew point (12 62 62 Ilelative humidity 811 4) 4 Tempeialuies and Piei'lptlallnn Ma. Iitium temperature. 91: minimum temperature. 64: mean temperature. 78: normal temperature.

79: departure for oay. departure for month. 3 oeparrure since iviarcn 1. 3f: mean relative numldity. total precipita tlon.

none: normal precipitation. .15 departure for dav. departure for monin. departure since March 1 .68. RIVER FORECAST.

Louisville: Upper gauge. 16 9: lower gauge. 9 9. The Ohio River In the Louts-ville district will not change materially for several days except as affected bv me operation of tha dams. All dams in mis uimrlii are lip.

Frank Soellman. 701 IT Chestnut doing business at S43 S. Clay hereby declares his intention to apply for license as retail beer dealer under Liquor and neer wrninance or tna i ity of LxiuUvllle Willie Rander. 835 S. Jack on doing business at 808 S.

Preston, hereby declares his intention to apply for license as retail beer dealer tinder Liauor and neer romance of tne City of Louisville report or rovniTinv Of Fidelity Columbia Trust Company, of Louisville. In the Slate of Ken- luray, at ina close of business on jone jo, ASSETS. I. Loans and discounts tin-eluding $2,948.08 over- drafts i 2.278.974.88 4. unuea states Ciovem-ment obligations, direct fvTJ.

urnt''1 23.254.014.98 j. wiuidiions or mates ana political subdivisions 273.648.01 4. other bonds, debentures notes, and 44.430.22 52.001. 00 5. Corporate stocks 6.

Cash, balances with other hanks. Including reserve balances and cash Items in process collection 7. Bank premises owned 8. Real estate owned other 3.120.328 46 1.00 tnan bank premises 3.00 11. Other assets 68.574.07 12.

TOTAL ASSETS I.IAHII ITlir-; $29,002,475.62 13. Demand deposits of In-dividual. partnerships, and corporations $10 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 15. Deposits of United States Government (including Iiontal savings) 12 ieposits of Stale and political subdivisions 1 18.

Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.l 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $24,446,626.79 23. Other liabilities 553,314.23 414.416.43 061.268.46 310.994.45 106.613.22 217.267.28 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES $24,663,894 03 AI'l AL ACCOUNTS. 25.

Capital 3.000,000.00 26. Surplus 2.0(10.000 0O 2'. Undivided profits 205.068.08 28. Reserves 223.513.49 29. TOTAL CAPITAL AC COUNTS 4.428.581 57 30.

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL AC COUNTS $29,002 475 62 This bank's capital consists of 20.00(1 shares common stock with total par value or MEMORANDA. 31. Pledged assets land securities loaned' (book valuei tai U. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed. nledited to secure $12,315,253.23 (b) Other assets pledged to secure 175.072.57 fei TOTAL $12,491,223.80 32.

Securer" and preferred liabilities: (a I Deposits secured by pledged, assets pur-suanl to requirements of law $12,438,561.68 fe TOTAL $12,438,561.68 34. (at On date of report the required legal reserve against deposits of this bank was 2.413.633.33 (bl Assets reported above which were eligible as legal a a amounted to 3.120.328 48 I. Lee P. Miller, vice president of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, and that It fully and correctly represents the true stale of the several mailers herein contained and net fmlli, io Ilia best of mv knowlr.lije mi.l belief. I.tlt I' mil.LKH.

Vice President. Correct Attest MENF.FFF. WIRGMAN, A CULBERTSON. JOHN G. HEYBURN.

Directors. State of Kentucky. County of Jefferson, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of July. 1944. and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank.

I SEAL MARY BRODERICK. Notary Publle. My commission expires Jan. 16. 1948.

i I CAPITOL brother of John and Edward Oernert; also survived bv 4 grandchildren. He-mains at Albert Neuratli ii Sons Junerai Home, 725 E. Market St. Funeral sen-Ires Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment in.

Cave Hill Cemetery. ni (KAN Claude JrZ suddenly El Paso. Texas. Wednesday Julv 12. 1H44 Beloved bushand of Thelma B.

(Irani: alo survived bv Infant son and iiaienls. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Grant and sluler Jan Grant. 41S8 H'm Ave.

Hemains will arrive Louisvili Saturday at m. Notice of funeral arrangement will be announced later Churlns ThurHv. Julv 13. I1M4. at 10.

SO a m. In his 4lllh vr. HrlnVKil Hushaml Clara Kcott tfjlI father of Hetty I Itrpii; son of Mr. Anna Hepp. Funeral Malurrtav.

July IS. 1U44. from th tesldence, HOJ S. Si at 1:30 p.m. Interment in Calvarf Cemelcry.

HI III K. Herman Friday. July 14. 1U44. at 4 a.m., at the U.

S. Marin Hospital' in lua 49th year: residence, 129 S. 22d St. Beloved husband of lima Brouge Huber, beloved lather of Mrs. James Klcketts.

beloved brother of Mrs. John Lee. Mrs. Llllie Ort and Mr. John Webber, all of Louisville and John Huber of Davton.

Ohio Funeral Monday morning at 8 30 o'clock from the Carl F. Heibold Funeral Home. 2''H anil Broadway and o'clock from ST. Anthony's Church. Interment in senary TaUor National Cemeteiv Snani.li War veterans.

American Legion. II A V. and please attend funeisl was a member of Shawnee Post 3214 itlll.l.FK, Alixs' Hose' away in ner 4111 ll year Wednesday. Julv 12. 1944.

at 4 p.m., lesldence. 514 itawlingx Af. Beloved daughter of Mr. Martin If. Miller, devoied nter of Mrs.

F.luabetri Waegner. Mrs. Charles Pnhjon and F.lla Touhev; aunt of Sgt. William E. Dobson oi Aleutian Islands, and great-aunt of William K.

Doiison. Jr Remain at the Arch L. Heady uneral Home, Oa and Schiller where services be held Saturday morning at II does, Inteimens in Fvergreen fmetery. lllllMl r.N V. Mrs.

AlmB inee passed away Thursday, Julv 1.1. 1944. at 7 1(1 pin. in her Jlsl rr, residence. 4225 Vermont An.

Beloved wile of Mr William Leland Monevpenny. devoted mother of Beverly Jovce. and Gary Moneynennv; also survived bv tts'er, Mrs. Lor sine Morgan. 1 brother.

Mr. G. Artt. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm. from the Owen Funeral Home.

2l 11 Vlr- ginia Ave. Burial in Resthaven Ceme tery. FTanTriT-Sr away In his tiSth year, Friday. Julv 14. 1944 at 4 p.m..

family residence 32 8 ri SI, Beloved hunband of Mrs ne l.ehrlng ilevmed father of Mis. Howard Meele. Mil, Miidi 1 HolUinait. flank I'rtrn. Jr.

arwt Pvt. Martin I'eleis of Camp Murphv. Florida, also suivived by hiother. Mr. William Peters and 2 grandchildren.

Remains at the Arch L. Headv Funeral Home. Oak and Schiller Ave where services will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. away "FrTdav Julv 14, 1944 at 8:05 rn.

in his year, residence 72.1 Sutcliffe Devoied lather of William O. Pope. Mrs. Giadvs' Pope Harris. Mrs.

Alma Pope Daniels. Also survived by his mother, Mrs. Nancv Ellen Pope. 3 sisters. Mn.

Mvrtie Grayneal, Miss Anna Pope, and Nlr. Sue Hiehard; also surviveo by 3 grandchildren, Hemains have been sent ta Cox Funeral Home. London. Kv. HI Ullfl.l., Louis' P.7at Jef feraonVille.

Thursday. July 1.1. 144. at 1 a.m., in his 41t year. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Helen Aigner Ruddell: devoted son of Mrs. Ida Mav Fuddell: brother rt Richard Ruddell. Mrs. Park Bollinger. Mrs.

Jess Beattv. Mrs. Kennv King and Mrs. John Kuehn. Funeral Ssturdav.

a p.m., at the residence. 310 Virginia Ave Jefiersoiiville. Interment Walnut Bidg Cemetery. IaI. age 82 Frldav.

July 14. 1044. at 1 .10 pin at St. Joseph's Infirmary. Beloved wf of the late Hans Siephennn of Cnlcsijo, III slater In-law of Mi Mre Mo'ina aunt of Mi.

F.Hrabeth llcihrl and F. and Finest i Hoi ina. Funetsl fmm A Bianrmd Funeial Home 31'. 4lll. Monday umtntng at a J'l and Holv Name ('Uirrh 1 Iocs.

Interment St. Michael's Cemetery. STCKBIF. Charles; age 71 cars. rei.

dence, 3M2 Brownsboro Rd Frldav. July 14. 1944. at 9 "i5 a at feacones tlosttllal Beloved brother of Louise Iteichspf arr. Mr.

Frank Alt. Joseph Hettinger and Mis. Hcnrv Westerman Henry Stetidle and Herman Fravert. Funeral from Halteiman Pro. St.

Malthrws Funeral Home. 7711 I ex -Inglnn ltd Monday morning a 10 o'clock. Interment In Fastern temeery. TAILOR. William Uarlinian' at ti.e residence of hi isler, Mr J.

W. Mi-Cim k-lln at LaGrange, Thursday. Julv 1.1. Survived hv 2 daughters, Mrs. Murrell and Mr.

Joseph Davidson of Ixmlsvllle: 4 sons. Kdwi-i Vance, and Richard of Louisville: Hnbert, V. S. Army, Wisconsin; William Junior. Aleutian Islands- also survived by I other sister and brother funeral al th f'enke Funeral Home Sutuirtav at 2 m.

Burial Hill Cemetery Thurston" fd rrT ai i years, died at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday. July 12. 1944. at his residence, 92.1 S.

Preston. are Mrs. Pearl Walter, mother; brothers. Frank W.ilter. and Orvilie S.

Walter: sister. Mrs. Lucille Rudv and Minnie Mary Walter, and a niece, Emma, Jean Walter. Funeral services 1 .10 Saturday at New Coke M. E.

Church. In-ternmentat Louisville Cemetery. WILSON, Mary WednesdayTTuly 1944. at 11:45 p.m.. in her 77th year; beloved mother of Miss Myrtle Wilson, Mr.

F.UIe Davis. Mrs, Elmer Bensing. Ilsrrv A. and Donald sister of William and John Klat, also survived bv 11 grandchildren. 7 great-gtamirhitdren i-ie-inams at Si-hiilijieiilini st Bros, Funeral Home.

18.12 W. Market St. Funeral services Saturday, Julv 15, at 2 m. Interment in r.vergreen Cemeteiv ttllllllS, V. C.

friday. Julv 14." ai 3 p.m., St. Anthony's Ho-pitalr. beloveri husband of Mrs, Minnie Wood 'n-e Rileyi; also survived by 1 daughter. Mi.

Duane K. Dennis. Funeral from Vine Grove Methodist Church. Vine Grove. 2:30 p.m.

Sunday. Julv 16. Interment in me drove Cemetery Lodge Noficei. 8 DAYLIGHT ChapteTT Numrwr 214 T. will meet Saturday, July 15th.

at 2 11 p.m., in De Molav Hall. 212 W. Broadway. Initiation. Mrs.

Elizabeth Vincent. W.M.; Ml. Louise C. Dealtry. Secretary.

MASONIC HOME taige." MoT" meets in stated communication In Boa Temple. Shelljv and Mulheirv, tills Julv 15, nl 7:10 pro. A. degree. H.

Reams, Frank MannSer y. Lost. 11 AUTOMOBILE: 1943 Ford coach: maroon colored: license 8MK71: disappeared from 3R19 Vermont. Wednesday. Julv 5: S25 reward for Information leading tr rri-overy of car.

SH 4030-W, BAH pin, silver. rhtneston'e and 2 emeialds; Thursday. Julv 13. en'l-mrntal value. Reward.

HI lrifiVR BILLFOLD, black, containing driver's license. S'-iO cash, picture of daughter in WAVFS, name on driver's iicee I ralie Giav, Ituerhcl Return to 2Snai Tavlor Blvd. MA II Reward Illl.l.FoLll black lenther, name en-giaved: cnnlalrilng Important pap', money; downtown srctic Tliurdy nfternoon; husband In service; lewira. Cnll MA BILLFOLD; driven license, drs' sard and pavronl check; lebcral rw 21XJ Portland, alter pin. BILLFOLD, brown leather; downtown set-lion, fialuidav; sarvlra n4ti.

valu-ahl paixii. Reward, MA 8JI7 BIRD dog. Ens'llsh setter, male, ticht brown spots; Wednesday near Brownsboro reward.TA BRACELET; "white gold with dlamorTd In middle: lost around Chaudoin his station. Wednesday night: reward. SH 17 -n.

7CX terrier; small head, long tail, white with nrown spots on head, spots on back shape of a monkey; 11 vear oi l. lost Friday between 2 and 10: SS reward. Returnto 128 S8th. WA GLASSES: 1 naTr. royal blue oiastic frame; lost Thursday afternoon: reward.

HI 2521-W. 1718 Bonnycastle. KEYS on ting, I small kev msrlel V. A. S.i r.

Brooks, TA 61 10 or TA 8321. MEXICAN coin purse, containing silver rosary. Reward HI 0721 watch, lost on 4th SC between Brown Hotel and Main; if found, ca.l SH 1004. small, navv hlu siTsT: contained alHiut $00 and plctuics, Monday down-towii 1 ouKv lllr, reward. JeMersonv III mil SDN gl.isstfs; giound lit i esc 1 )tt al 'linkers Lake July llrwsru lill A 71K9 WALLET; white: lady's.

ccntamn i valuable paper, money, etc vicmitv 7th andProadwy reward FR VViilST watcn BiiTova. lS-ewel. anj has a black sweep 2d hand, cracked crystal; lost between Broadwav and ChetnutSts Reward $5 WA hl'5 Found. 1 2 "MTTLirrTjIg "nors mule, found on "an Run near Cane Run Rd. School.

SH 3828-W. I LASSIE COME! mmM ter Guest. At 12:31. 3:11. 5:51.

8:31 and 11:11. a Ohie Frontier Badman. At 10:52. 1:39. 4:28.

7:13 and 10. Mutiny In the Big House. At 12:09. 2:58. 5:43 and 8:30.

Vptown The Rains Came. At 1:20, 4:55 and 8:30. Under Two Flags. At 2:55, 6:30 and 10:05. Savoy-Trie Kalnt Meet tho Tiger, At 10, 12:411.

6 II and 0. Lcm Mar Vigilantes. At 11:10, 1:55, 4:40, 7:23 and 10:10. Vocne Rookies In Burma. At 1:30.

4:41. 7:36 and 10:51. Captain of the Clouds. At 2:32. 5:43 and 8:58.

Crescent Doughbovs in Ireland. At 7 and 9:38. Battle of Russia. At 8:18. Broadway Old Barn Dance.

At 7 and 9:47. City Without Men. At 8:36. Bard Ghoat That Walks. At 2.

5:19 and 8:38. The Miracle of Morgan'a Creek. At 3:24. 6:43 and 10:02. Bex Law of the Northwest.

At 11:37. 2:12. 4:47. 7:22 and 9:57. Ladv In the Morgue.

At 10:26. 1:01. 3:36. 6:11 and 8:46 Cos Timber Queen. At 1:30.

4:13. 7 and 9:45. Hero Cornea Elmer. At 3:01. 5:46 and 8:31.

Bits A Gentle Gangster. At 7 Tenting Tonight On the Old Camp Ground. At 8:40. New Pig Mexican Soitfire's Blessed Event. At 7 and 9:33.

The Blocked Trail. At 8:38. Capitol Lassie Come Home. At 7:30 and 9:30. Drive-In Two-Man Submarine.

At 9, 10:42 and 12:04. DANCING TONITE! Dick DURLAUF ORCHESTRA With MILLIE JEFFRIE JIMMY RANEY Danny DANIEL 0 Your Favorite Organist DANCING EVERY SAT. FOR THE SUMMER l7TUf I i i'1'! If 1 1 M-tSOK s.i if i flat .1 Tallin 1 StifrM i ur $unk- I i isoa ct atat hah I II I CANTOR MURPHY DAVIS I jo.lA mom vr liAfia ADVENTURE" VI at if i Suits Filed Mary Hutsnn vs. Andrew Hulson, divorce. 2H4.1H4 M.

L. Garfein, etc. vs. Cecil L. Sanders, commission.

284IS65 Adele Green vs. Robert R. Green, divorce. 2H4VS Cleo McCann Dennlson Vs. Alma McCann, deed.

A.Ia Green vs. Carl W. (ireen, dlvoire. 2H4ntiH-Maiy r. vs.

Sam Mc-Bride et poHsesslon. AIR-COOLED Today Continuous 2 to 1 1 P.M. Tyrone Power, Myrna Loy "THE RAINS CAME" -Ronald Cnlman Clandetta Colbert 'UNDER TWO FLACS" Today Mat. Cnnt. From F.ddla Rrarken-Rettr Hutten 'Miracle of Morgan's Creek' Pins "Ghost That Walks Alone Matinee 1 P.M.

Adults 27o Pins Tax James Brenda Dennis Cogney Marshall Morgan "CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS" (In Technicolor) Wallr Brown Alan Carney "ROOKIES IN BURMA" it. ftlraht'frA FRFDRIC MARffl-AimS SMiTlI (H323 FUNK FB KEWINfi (0. lacorparatsd iouisvn.il i.